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NATIONAL ANTHEMJana Gana mana Adhinayak Jaya Hey,

Bhaarata Bhaagya vidhaataa

Punjaaba Sindha Gujarata Maraathaa,

Draavida Utkala Banga

Vindhya Himaachal Yamuna Ganga,

Uchchhala jaladhi Taranga

Tav shubh naamey Jaagey,

Tav Shubh Aashish maange

Gaahey Tav Jayagaathaa.

Jana Gana Mangal Daayak,

Jaya Hey Bhaarata Bhaagya Vidhaataa

Jaya Hey, Jaya Hey, Jaya Hey,

Jaya, Jaya, Jaya, Jaya Hey.

-Rabindranath Tagore

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CONTENTSS.No Page.No.

1. Legacy 5

2. A Proud Heritage 11

3. A Galaxy of Principals 13

4. The Academia at Presidency 15

5. Autonomy 37

6. Programs offered 38

7. Choice Based Credit System 41

8. Fee structure 45

9. Rules Governing Admission and Withdrawal 48

10. Examinations 49

11. Tutorial system 54

12. Code for Dress and Conduct 54

13. Attendance and Absence 55

14. Library Facility 57

15. College Council 69

16. Departmental Assoications 64

17. Sports Association 67

18. Alumini Association 68

19. Students’ Co-operative Store 69

20. Central Bank Extension Counter 70

21. Railway Concession 70

22. Ragging Prevention Redressal Committee 69

23. Scholarships and Awards 71

24. Academic Year Calendar of 2018-19 88

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PRESIDENCY COLLEGE(AUTONOMOUS)

CHENNAI - 600 005

HISTORY OF THE COLLEGEIntroduction

Situated in the heart of Chennai city, Presidency Collegeoverlooks the expansive ever sparkling waters of the Bay ofBengal. Disseminating education of excellence, PresidencyCollege took an academic shape in the hands of the renownedProfessor of Mathematics, Eyre Burton Powell in the year 1840.Proud of having produced numerous stalwarts in all walks of life,the College has celebrated many milestones: Silver Jubilee,Golden Jubilee, Platinum Jubilee, Post Centenary Golden Jubileeand Quartosept Centennial year. Presently with PrincipalDr. R.Ravanan, the College has seen forty-nine principals, whotogether upheld their commitment to education and bolstered theinstitution forward.

The Origin and Growth

It had taken decades for the College to take shape. At thebehest of Sir Thomas Munro, a Committee of Public Instructionwas formed in 1826. In 1836, the duties of the Committee ofPublic Instruction were taken over by “The Committee of NativeEducation.” The plan drawn up by the Committee did notcommend itself to Lord Elphinstone who in turn proposed nineteenresolutions which were passed unanimously. The gist of theresolutions was as follows:

“That it is expedient that a Central Collegiate Institution orUniversity should be established at Madras”

“The Madras University to consist of two principaldepartments, a College for the Higher Branches of Literature,Philosophy, and Science, and a High School for the Cultivationof English Literature and of the vernacular languages of India andthe e!ementary departments of Philosophy and Science”

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Government Approval

The proposals or the “fundamental rules” of LordElphinstone received the approval and consent of the councilmembers and subsequently in January 1840 the governmentendorse the plan.

TThe First Meeting of the Governing Body

The Governing body of the University was formed within amonth and the first meet was held on the 8th of February, 1840.The board requested Mount Stuart Elphinstone to decide on asuitable candidate for the Headmaster’s position.

The First Principal

Mount Stuart’s Elphinstone’s choice fell on Eyre BurtonPowell, a Cambridge scholar in Mathematics. The latter acceptedthe offer and reached Mumbai on 24th September, 1840. However,he landed in Chennai only around 24th November 1840, after atwo month long journey. Cooper from Hoogly College was invitedto tide over things till such time on a temporary remuneration ofRs.400 a month.

Birth of Presidency College as a preparatory school

On Cooper’s arrival in Chennai, along with his staff heopened the preparatory school in a rented building calledEdinburgh Home at Egmore on 15th of October, 1840. Thiseventually grew into the Presidency College of the day. Cooperafter a few months on April 1841 returned to Calcutta. Soon after,the school was shifted to Popham’s Broadway in the same year.

The High SchoolThe High School was inaugurated on the 4th of April at

Egmore in the building currently occupied by the PresidencyMagistrate Court located on Pantheon Road. Ten years rolled bysince the inception of the Department of Higher Education whenan elementary school was founded.

Department of Collegiate Education

On the 22nd of April, 1852 the then Governor, Sir HenryPottinger, constituted a University Board chaired by a President

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and comprising sixteen members. The institution entered itssecond epoch in 1853 with a complete overhauling of classes.High School classes and primary school received separateidentities and a collegiate department was born which later in1855 was transferred to the new department of Public Instruction.It was here that the institution gained its current name PresidencyCollege. At one point Presidency College even offered lawprogramme.

The University of Madras

The third milestone in the history of Presidency Collegewas in the year 1857 when the present University of Madras cameinto existence. Thereafter the College has provided programmesas laid down by the University. It is with pride that weacknowledge Presidency College as the fore runner of allacademia in Chennai.

The Infra-structure

The President and then Governor called for designs andeven offered a cash reward for the best designed building. October1867 His Excellency Lord Napier laid the foundation stoneoverlooking the long Marina coast. The College was built in threeyears and on 25th March, 1870, His Royal Highness, the Dukeof Edinburgh, formally declared the col lege open.

Lower Classes

Lower classes were slowly phased out from 1856 onwardswith (elementary school) (High school) in 1884 and ( Law) in1891

Courses offered

Presidency College offered at the undergraduate levelHonours in English, Sanskrit, Botany, Chemistry, Mathematics,Zoology and History way back in 1911. The College went aheadto offer Postgraduate programs and will always be remembered inhistory as the pioneering college to offer these courses in thefield of arts.

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The Sciences BlocksSubsequently a Science block emerged and sciences were

shifted to this new block and improved science courses withHonours were being offered at Presidency College.

Golden Jubilee CelebrationsPresidency College observed its Golden Jubilee with

Principal Dr. Dav id Duncan at the helm. Fifty years ofachievements were recorded in the calendar in 1891. It is a recordof the rich legacy that the college enjoyed.

Centenary CelebrationsLord Erskine, the then Governor of Madras, inaugurated the

celebrations on 3rd February, 1940. To commemorate the journeya centenary dome inclusive of a Fyson clock with a volublemusical bell heard all over Tiruvallikeni was fixed during thisperiod.

The desire to strengthen postgraduate and researchprogrammes resulted in the scrapping off the intermediate andHonours programmes in 1948 and 1958 respectively. TodayPresidency College provides facilities for research in many adepartment. In 1974-75 a job oriented course in CorporateSecretaryship was offered. 1976-77 saw the introduction ofM.Com course. In the year 1991-92, MCA programme wasinitiated. A vocational subject in B.Sc. Physics was introduced in1997-98 followed by B.A. Economics and M.Sc. AppliedMicrobiology in 1999-2000.

Post-Centenary Golden Jubilee Celebrations

The Post-Centenary Golden Jubilee was observed on 5thApril, 1991 with the Governor of Tamil nadu, His Excellency, ThiruBishma Narayan Singh laying the foundation stone for thecommemoration building. This edifice today houses thedepartments of Mathematics and Computer Science.

A pioneer in the world of academia, currently PresidencyCollege of fers twenty postgraduate courses and twentyundergraduate courses through twenty-four departments. Almostall departments cater to research aspirants.

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Quartoseptcentennial YearIn 2014-15 Presidency College with pride had fulfilled 175

years of service in the field of education and in this connectionHis Excellency Bharat Ratna late Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, FormerPresident of India, took part in an event on the campus on the21st of June, 2014.

Consequently under the stewardship of Principal Dr.Pramananda Perumal, the 175th year quartosept centennialcelebrations were flagged off on 9th April, 2015 in the presenceof special guests Thiru P. Palaniappan, Honourable Minister forHigher Education, Government of Tamilnadu , and Dr. M.Devadoss, Director of Collegiate Education, Chennai.

AutonomyPresidency College gained autonomy in the year 1987

paving way for substantial curricular and examination reforms torender education meaningful. Continuous assessment ofperformance both during and end of each semester became thebasis for the award of degrees. The focus was on greater student-teacher interaction, sustained reviews and frequent revisions tospear head academic progress. The award of degrees however,fell under the purview of the University of Madras. The Parent-Teacher Association is vibrant and an effective cell for students’welfare.

College AssemblyStudents, staff both teaching and non-teaching assemble

every Monday in the first hour. The Assembly has been in practicesince 2015, and is presided by the Principal. Staff and students’achievements are declared and as an encouragement to youngminds a quiz programme follows. Prizes are handed out tostudents with correct answers. Important instructions are broughtto student’s notice in this weekly assemblage.

Bridge CourseTo orient young scholars with the ever-changing demands of

the job market, a bridge course is conducted for every new batchbefore the commencement of their programme imparting life skillsand communication skills for a span of five days.

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NAAC AccreditationIn the year 1998 Presidency College was accredited by the

National Assessment and Accreditation Council with four starswhich was revived in March 2005 with a score between 85%-90%and thus awarded with “A” grade.

State AwardPresidency college was placed among the first f ive

positions in the Arts and Science category and receivedappreciation from the Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil nadu on18th September, 2008.

A Medicinal Garden

In 1988 a medicinal garden of rare plant species wascreated and made available to researchers and the general public.

National Bio Informatics Facility

A national Bio-Informatics Centre was established at theP.G. and Research Department of Microbiology to offer freeaccess to internet and software on Bio Informatics to aspiringscholars.

Shift System

Shift System began for the courses such as B. Com. (CS)(English Medium), B.A. Economics (Tamil Medium) and B.A.History (Tamil Medium) from the academic year 2006-07. In theyear 2007-08 B.Sc., Maths (English Medium and Tamil Medium)were added to the shift system. Classes in the second shift areheld from 1.30 p.m. to 5.30p.m.

Courses for the Hearing Impaired

Since the academic year 2007-08, the college has beenoffering B.Com (General) and B.C.A. courses under shift IIsystem for hearing impaired candidates with the sustainedsupport of the Department of Social Welfare, Government of Tamilnadu.

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Department of Geology Celebrates Quasquiecentennial(125th) Year

Geology as a discipline was introduced in 1886. On May29th, 2013 the department celebrated its 125th year with Dr. S.V.Govindarajan, Joint Director, Finance as the chief guest.

175th Year Quadriseptcetennial Celebration

The 175th Year Quadriseptcetennial Celebration wasobserved in the academic year 2014-15 by Bharat Ratna Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Former President Of India graced theoccasion and a program titled “:’ Lets meet and Lets think”look off an inspiring notes.

In Continuation of the celebration, 9th April 2015, theHon’ble Higher Education Minister P. Palaniappan, andHigher Education Secretary Selvi Apporva IAS, who wereinvited as the chief Guest for the day.

On 18th April 2017, the Principal Dr. T. PramananadaPerumal welcomed the gathering graced by the TamilnaduChief Minister Hon’ble Edapadi K. Palanisami. The Hon’bleChief Minister further said the store to mark the CentenialCelebrations at the entrance of the college. On this occasion,Minister of fisheries and Finance Thiru D. Jeyakumar andhon’ble Higher Education Minister Thiru Anbalagan , andHigher Education Chief Secretary Thiru Sunil PaliwalParticipated in the Closing ceremony.

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2. A PROUD HERITAGE1. Presidency College is the first college started during the

British regime in South India.

2. Presidency College is the only Government College thatwas established (1840) before the emergence of Universityof Madras (1857).

3. Dr.U.Ve. Saminatha Iyer who published many Ancient Tamilbooks from palm leaves also worked in this College.

4. Dr. S. Radha Krishnan who was the second President ofIndia served in the Presidency College.

5. This college has the distinction of having produced twoNobel Laureates - Sir C.V. Raman, Dr. S. Chandrasekaran andone Abel Laureate Prof. Srinivasa Vardhan.

6. Our College has the pride of Sahitya Academy Award winnerprof. kavingnar M. Metha.

7. Presidency College has produced more than 300 Ph.D.’sin different faculties during the last three years.

8. Presidency College has got 225 Doctorate degree holdersamong the staff of the College.

9. Successive holder of Top 10 ranks in the “INDIA TODAY”ranking for the past five years.

10. This prestigious college has been accredited by NAACwith four stars and reaccredited with “A” grade in 2005.

11. Research Projects worth more than SIX crores are beingcarried out by the faculties of various departments ofPresidency College.

12. Our College conducts a ten month Computer TrainingProgramme for Visually Impaired Graduates.

13. This is the only Government College offering BCA andB.Com (General) exclusively for Hearing Impaired Students.

14. The College was ranked first among the Arts and ScienceColleges in Tamilnadu for the year 2007-2008.

15. During the Academic Year 2015-16 Starting of new PGCourse Master of Social Work (MSW) and Course ofB.Com., General.

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16. In the event of the 175th year celebrations, PresidencyCollege spent around fourty lakhs for a face lift with a newarch for its College entrance.

17. in 2018 the Presidency College library became the proudmember of the National Library and information service,Gujarat.

18. For the academic year 2017-18, Presidency College wasdeclared second at All India level and the fifth besteducational at the national level according to the surveycarried by National Institute of Ranking Framework.

19. In the academic year 2017-18, our Hon’ble Chief MinisterEdapadi K. Palanisamy allotted Ten crore for a newVictoria Hostel for boys and currently the building is underconstruction.

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3. A GALAXY OF PRINCIPALS1. Prof. Eyre Burton Powell, M.A. C.S.I. 1840-1862

2. Prof. Edmund Thompson, M.A. 1862-18843. Dr. David Duncan, M.A. D.Sc. 1884-1892

4. Prof. George Henry Stuart, M.A. 1892-1899

5. Prof. James Bourdilion Bidlebeck, M.A. 1899-19066. Prof. Joseph Henry Stone, M.A. 1907-1915

7. Prof. Edgar William Middlemast, M.A. 19158. Prof. Hendry John Allen, M.A. Bar-at-Law 1915-1920

9. Prof. Herbert Spencer Duncan, M.A. 1920-192510. Prof. Philip Furley Fyson, M.A. F.L.S. 1925-1927

11. Prof. W.E.Smith, M.A. 1927-1930

12. Prof. Randulph Meverel Startham, 1930-1932 M.A., C.LE

13. Prof. William Chalmers Doughlas, M.A. 1932-1934

14. Prof. Harold Charles Papworth, M.A. 1934-194215. Dr. B.B.Dey, B.Sc. (London) 1943-1944

16. Dr. S.R.U.Savoor, D.Sc. (London) 1945-1946

17. Prof. Surya Narayana, B.A.(Cantab) 1946-194718. Dr. S.G.Manavala Ramanujam, M.A., 1947-1948

Ph.D (London), D.I.C. (London)

19. Dr. M.Abdul Haq, M.A., D.Phil. 1948-195220.Prof. V.K.Ayappan Pillai, M.A. B.A. (Oxon) 1952-1953

21. Prof. T.Balakrishna Nair, M.A. (Madras), 1953-1961 M.A.(London)

22. Dr. T.R.Govindachari, M.Sc., Ph.D (Illinois) 1961-1963

23. Dr. B.G.L.Swamy, B.Sc., (Hons) D.Sc 1963-1966

24. Prof. J.Ramachandran, M.A. (Madras) 1966-1979 M.A. (Chicago)

25. Dr. P.Thirugnanasambandam, M.A. Ph.D. 1979-1983

26. Dr. T.S.Venkataswamy, M.A., B.L., 1983-1987 Ph.D. (Boston)

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27. Dr. P.S.Subramanian, M.Sc., Ph.D., 1987-1988 F.R.S.C. Dip in German

28. Dr.C.ViolaDevapakkiam,M.Sc.,Ph.D., 1988-

DipB.Ed., Dip.Stat., in German, Cert in French

29. Dr. R.Rajaraman, M.Sc., Ph.D. 1988-199330. Dr.C.ViolaDevapakkiam,M.Sc.,Ph.D., 1993-1994

DipB.Ed., Dip.Stat., in German, Cert in French

31. Dr. M.D.Sundararajan, M.Sc., Ph.D, 1994-1995

32. Dr. T.S.Shanmugasundaram, M.A., M.Ed.,Ph.D. 1995-1996

33. Dr. P.Abdul Razak, M.Com., Ph.D. 1996-199734. Prof. L.Janakiraman, M.Sc., B.Ed., 1997-2000

35. Dr. T.R.Balakrishnan, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D. 2000-200136. Prof. C.Natarajan, M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed., 2001-2003

37. Dr. R.Ramanarayanan, M.Sc. Ph.D. 2003-200438. Prof. M.Dhanushkodi, M.A., M.Phil., 2004-2006

39. Dr. S.Ramanathan, M.Sc., Ph.D. 2006-2008

40. Dr. J.Jothikumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.(In-Charge) 2008-200941. Prof. T.Raja Abraham Devakumar, 2009

M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., D.H.Ed.(In-Charge)

42. Dr. M.Kaliaperumal, M.A.Ph.D.,(In-Charge) 2009-201043. Dr. Vijayalakshmi Srinivas, M.A., M.Phil., 2010-2011

PGCTE, HDCA (In-Charge)

44. Dr. P.S.Raghuraman, M.A., M.Phil.,(In-Charge) 2011-2012

45. Prof. M.Murali, M.A., P.G.D.L.A (In-Charge) 1.6.2012 -16.8.2012

46. Dr. R. Sabanayagam, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., 17.8.2012-31.5.2013

47. Dr. M. Mohamed Ibrahim, M.Sc., M.Phil., 2013-2014 Ph.D.,

48. Dr. T. Pramananda Perumal M.Sc., M.Phil., 2014-2018 PGDCA., Ph.D.,

48. Dr. R. Ravanan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., 2018-

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4. THE ACADEMIA AT PRESIDENCYCollege Principal

Dr. R.Ravanan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

1. Dr. M.Palani, M.A., M.Phil., M.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

& Head

2. Dr. M.Muthuvelu, M.A.,B.L.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

3. Dr. G. Krishnan, M.A., M.Phil., M.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

4. Dr. R. Srinivasan, M.A., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

5. Dr. R. Kannan, M.A.,M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

6. Dr. F. Backia Mary, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

7. Dr. B. Thamaraikkannan, M.A., M.Phil., Asso.Prof. Ph.D., Dip. in Kannada, DFL & Ling., Dip. in Telugu, Cer. in Malayalam

8. Dr. G Shaik Meeran, M.A.(Tamil) M.A.(Ling.) Asso.Prof. M.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

9. Dr. G. Sekar, M.A., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

10. Dr.R.Pasupathy, M.A.(Tamil).,M.A.(Ling.) M.Ed., Ph.D.,Asso.Prof.

11. Dr. N. Palaniappan, M.A.(Tamil)., M.A.(Jour)., Asst.Prof. B.Ed., Ph.D

12. Thiru. K. Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Asst. Prof.13. Dr. D. Mohandoss, M.A.(Tamil)., M.A.(Ling)., Asst.Prof.

M.Phil., PGDCA., Ph.D.,

14. Dr.K.M.K.Gomathi Shankar,M.A.,M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst. Prof.15. Dr. P. Balaji, M.A., B.Lit.,B.Ed., Ph.D., Asst. Prof.16. Dr. C. Selvakumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.M.A.(Ling)., Asst. Prof.

(Diploma in manuscript.), Certificate in sanskrit, Hindi

22. Dr. C. Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

1. Dr.V.S.Ramakrishnan M.A.(Eng.) Asso.Prof

M.A.(Jour)M.Phil.,Ph.D., & Head

2. Dr. V. Sivaraman, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

3. Tmt. G. Abhiramasundari, M.A., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

4. Dr. G. Arunachalam, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D Asso.Prof.

5. Tmt. J. Jeeva, M.A., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

6. Thiru. V.R. Prasanna Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

7. Thiru. B. Balasubramanian, M.A., M.Phil.,

8. Thiru. S. Prabhu, M.A., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

9. Dr. S. Kamakshi, M.A. (E).,M.A.(Jour)., Asst.Prof. M.A.(Ling)., M.Phil., Ph.D., PGDTS.,

10. Dr. E.S. Latha, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

11. Dr. M. Kamalakkannan, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

12. Dr. T. Vijayakumar, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

13. Tmt. S. Renumathi, M.A., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

14. Thiru P. Sitharthan, M.A., M.Phil., M.B.A., Asst.Prof.

15. Dr. Beula Bosco, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

16. Tmt. S. Nirmala, M.A., M.Phil., M.Ed., Asst.Prof.

17. Dr. A. Jothimalar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

18. Dr. N. Bindu, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

29. Dr. R. Sethulatha, M.A., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

20. Tmt. S. Sasikala Devi, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

P.G.D.J.M.C.,

21. Thiru. M. Nagarajan, M.A., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

1. Dr. A. Munian, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof &Head

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2. Dr. S. Jayaraman, M.A., B.Ed., B.L., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

3. Dr. K. Ramesh, M.A., M.Phil., M.B.A., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

4. Dr. P. Anbalagan, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., M.B.A.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

5. Dr. N.Suresh Babu, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,M.B.A.,Ph.D.,Asso.Prof.

6. Dr. R. Varadhan, M.A., M.PhiI., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

7. Dr. B. Muthulakshmi, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

8.Tmt. P. Devasena, M.A., M.Phil. Asso.Prof.

9.Thiru. V.Ramesh, M.A., M.Phil. Asst.Prof.

10.Dr.A.Thaha Sahad, M.A., M.Phil., M.B.A.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

(Deputation)

11. Dr. G. Chokkalingam, M.A.,M.PhiI.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

12. Thiru.B. Ezhil Arasu, M.A., M.Phil., M.B.A., Asst.Prof.

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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY1. Dr. L. Selvamuthukumarasamy, M.A. (His)., Asso.Prof.

M.A. (Pub. Ad)., M.Phil., M.Ed., Ph.D., & Head

2. Dr. S. Amarnath, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

3. Dr. K. Balamurugan, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

4. Thiru. K. Duraichamy, M.A., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

5. Dr.M.C.Navaneetha Krishnan, M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

6. Dr. S. Kulasekaran, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

7. Dr. K. Apple Rajan, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

8. Dr. K. Vatchala, M.A., M.Phil., M.T.M, Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

9. Dr. K.Maravarman, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,P.G.D.C.A Asst.Prof.

10. Thiru.M.Chinna Syed Lebbai,M.A., B.Ed.,M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

11. Dr.C.Swathanthira Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,Asst.Prof.

12. Dr. S.P. Amirthalingam, M.A., M.Phil., B.G.L Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

13. Thiru.J. Rajendran, M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed., Asst.Prof.

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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

1. Dr. P. Muthukumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof. & Head

2. Dr. T. Krishnakumar, M.A., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

3. Thiru. V. Arjunan, M.A., (Pol)., M.A. (His), Asso.Prof. M.Phil., B.Ed.,

4. Dr. E. Chitra, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

5. Dr. N. Veemaraja, M.A., M.A. (His.), Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

6. Thiru. R. Siva Kumar, M.A. Asst.Prof.

7. Dr. K. Devandiran, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

1. Dr. S. Abdul Salam, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof. P.G.D.C.A., &Head.

2. Dr. S.Kanchana Ratnam,M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

3. Dr. K. Premavathi, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

4. Dr. B. Sujatha,M.A.,M.H.R.M.,M.B.A M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

5. Dr. P. Anbu Arumugam,M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

(Deputation)

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1. Dr. S. Pandiaraj, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A, Asso.Prof.& Ph.D., D.LL.AL., M.D.(ACU.)., Head

2. Dr. L. Cesis Dastan, M.Com., M.B.A., ACMA., Asso.Prof. ACS., Ph.D.,

3. Dr. A. Krishnan, M.Com., M.B.A, M.Phil., Ph.D.,Asso.Prof.

4. Dr. H.S.Priyadharshini, M.Com.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

5. Dr. G. Ravi, M.Com.,M.Phil., M.B.A., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

M.Sc.(Psy).,F.C.M.A.,

6. Dr. C.Ramamoorthy, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., Asst.Prof.

M.Sc.(Evi.Sci.)., Ph.D.,

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7. Dr. P. Mariya Doss, M.Com., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

M.B.A.,Ph.D., PGDGA., PGDFM.,

8. Dr.S. Mala, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., Ph.D Asst.Prof.

B.COM (HEARING IMPAIRED)1. Dr. P.Mukesh devan, M.Com., M.B.A., Asst.Prof.

M.Phil., B.Ed.,Ph.D., SDTD.,

2. Thiru D.Philip, M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed., Asst.Prof. SDTD., M.B.A.,

DEPARTMENT OF CORPORATE SECRETARYSHIP1. Dr. M.S. John Xavier, M.Com., M.Phil., Asso.Prof.&

M.B.A., Ph.D., Head.2. Dr.K. Gunasekaran, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., Asst.Prof.

Ph.D.,

3. Dr. C. Sankara Narayanan, M.Com., M.B.A., Asst.Prof. M.Phil., Ph.D.,

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS1. Dr. D. Lalitha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

& Head2. Dr. S. Selvarangam, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Asso.Prof.

P.G.D.C.A., Ph.D.,

3. Dr. Y. Balachandran, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.4. Dr. S. Chitra, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.5. Dr. C. Selvaraj, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.6. Dr. K. Vasudevan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.7. Dr. D. Vinayagam, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.8. Dr. K.C. Raajasekar, M.Sc., B.Ed., Asst.Prof.

P.G.D.C.S.A., Ph.D.,

9. Dr. A. SanthaKumari, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof. P.G.D.C.S.,

10. Dr. G. Thamizharasi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.11. Thiru. A. Subramanian, M.Sc.,M.Phil., Asst.Prof.12. Dr. T. Neela, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.13. Thiru. P. Dinakar, M.Sc., M.Phil., CCA., Asst.Prof.

Vacant 14-15

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE.

1. Dr. S. Mary Vennila, M.Sc., M.Phil., Asso.Prof. PGDCA, Ph.D., & Head

2. Tmt. K.S. Tamilkodi, M.C.A., M.Phil., RTMS., Asso.Prof.

3. Tmt. V. Mangai, M.C.A., M.Phil., Asso.Prof.

4. Dr. N. Zackariah, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

Vacant 5-7

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

1. Dr. K.V. Rajendran, M.Sc.,M.PhiI., Asso.Prof. P.G.D.C.A., M.A.,Ph.D.,

2. Dr. K Sakthi Murugesan, M.A. (Pub)., M.Sc., Asso.Prof. M.Phil., M.Sc, (Psy)., Ph.D., & Head

3. Dr. S. Vijayalakshmi, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

4. Dr. B.M. Sornamurthy, M.Sc.,B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

5. Dr. P. Praveen Kumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., P.G.D.C.A., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

6. Dr. S. Aravindhan, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Asst.Prof. Ph.D.,

7. Dr. R. Mohan Kumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

8 Dr. T. Alagesan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

9. Dr. B. Milton Boaz, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Asst.Prof. PGDCA., Ph.D.,

10. Dr.A. Bhaskaran, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

11. Dr.A.Uthayakumar, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

12. Dr. S. Srinivasan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst. Prof. P.G.D.C.A.,

13. Dr. A. Selvam, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

14. Dr. A. Sekar, M.Sc., B.Ed.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.15. Dr. S. Azhagiri, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

16. Dr. R. Rathikha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

17. Dr. T. Ganesh, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,PGDTC.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

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18. Dr. M. Siva Kumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D Asst.Prof.

Vacant 19-20

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

1. Dr. Sujaritha Magdalin, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.&Head

2. Dr. Sarah Manickaraj, M.A., M.Phil., M.Ed.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

3. Dr. S. Karthikeyan, M.A., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

4. Dr.V.Santhana Karthikeyan, M.A.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

5. Dr. H. Sai Geetha, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

6. Selvi. A.Malarkodi, M.A., M.Sc., Asst.Prof.

7. Tmt. M.S.Sujamani, M.A., M.Sc., Asst.Prof.

Vacant - 1

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY1. Dr. N. Indra Gandhi, M.Sc., M.Phil.,M.Ed.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

& Head

2. Dr. V. Jaisankar, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

(Deputation)

3. Dr. V. Uma, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

4. Dr. A. Parameswari, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

5. Dr. M. Sastri, M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDEAM, Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

6. Dr. C. Anbu Selvan, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

7. Dr. R. Sundaram, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Asst.Prof.

8. Dr. K. Ganesan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Asst.Prof.

9. Dr. B. Muthukumaran, M.Sc., Ph.D. Asst.Prof.10. Dr. S. Balasubramanian, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

11. Dr. G. Muthuraman, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

12. Dr. M.Singanan, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.13. Dr. W. Shanthi, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

14. Dr. B.Sri Devi, M.Sc., M.Phil.Ph.D., Asst.Prof.15. Dr. N. Jayalakshmi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

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16. Dr. K. Sankar, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

17. Dr. T. Nedumaran, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.Vacant 18 - 22

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

1. Dr. K. Sivakumari, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.& F.A.Z., Head

2. Dr. P.K. Kaleena, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., PGDCA.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

3. Dr. M. Abdul Rahim, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,M.Ed., Ph.D.,Asso.Prof.

4. Dr. Sumit Rose, M.Sc., A.D.C.A., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

5. Thiru. T. Sudhan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Asso.Prof.

6. Dr. B. Meena, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

7. Dr. Indira Vincent, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

8. Dr. S. Jayakumar, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

9. Dr. V. Indira, M.Sc., Ph.D., F.A.Sc., Asst.Prof.

10. Thiru. K. Kannan, M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

11. Dr. N. Saravanan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

12. Dr. J. Karthikeyan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

13. Dr. P.K. Karuppasamy, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

14. Dr. A. Muralidharan, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

15. Dr. Seeli Balaji, M.Sc., P.G.D.B.A.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

DEPARTMENT OF PLANTBIOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGY

1. Dr. R. Dhamotharan, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. Asso.Prof.&Head

2. Dr. C.V. Chittibabu, M.Sc., M.Phil., Asso.Prof. Ph.D., P.G.D.Y.N

3. Dr. P.T.Devarajan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.4. Dr. R. Sarvesan, M.A., (Eng) M.Sc., M.PhiI., Asso.Prof.

B.Ed., Ph.D.,

5. Dr. Renu Edwin, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.6. Dr. V. Krishnan, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

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7. Dr. S. Ravikumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof. M.Ed., PGDHE.,

8. Dr. S. Abdul Kader, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

9. Dr. B. Sankaran, M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDSD., Ph.D.,Asst.Prof.

10. Dr. V. Swarnalatha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

11. Dr. A.Umamaheswari, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

12. Dr. M.G. Ebbie, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

Vacant 13 - 14

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

1. Dr. B. Gowtham, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof. F.I.A.S.c., & Head

2. Dr. D. Radhakrishnan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

3. Tmt. S. Radha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

4. Dr. M. Senthil Kumar M.Sc., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

(Deputation)

Vacant - 5 - 12

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY1. Dr. R. Vimala, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.&

Head2. Dr. N. Anbazhahan, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.3. Dr. S. Malathi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.4. Thiru. B. Vasudevan, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.L., PGDCA Asst.Prof.5. Thiru. S. Udaya Shankar, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Asst.Prof.6. Dr. Sheik Mahamad, M.Sc.,M.Ed., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.7. Thiru P. Ravikumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

Vacant - 8 - 11

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

1. Dr. V. Prakash, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

& Head

2. Dr. N. Viswanathan, M.Sc.,Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

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3. Dr. P.R.Jayashree, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,M.B.A., Asst.Prof.

4. Dr. Nancy Lesley, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

5. Tmt. R. Renuka Devi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

6. Dr. R. Sakthivel, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

7. Dr. R.K. Radha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

8. Tmt. M. Thilagam, M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDCA Asst.Prof.

9. Dr. N. Sundaram, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,DNCC., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

10. Tmt. D. Sarala, M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst.Prof.

Vacant 1

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGY

1. Dr. S. Sasikala, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.&

Head

2. Dr. P. Saradhai, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

Vacant -1

DEPARMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

Vacant - 2

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

1. Dr. R. Gopala Krishnan, M.A., Ph.D., Asst.Prof&Head

Vacant - 4

DEPARTMENT OF MALAYALAM

1. Dr. A. Mohanakumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.& Head

Vacant -2

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

1. Dr.O.R.Devanathan, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.&Head

Vacant -4

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DEPARTMENT OF TELUGU1. Dr.A.Ambruni, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.&

Head2. Dr.N.Elizabeth Jayakumari, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Asst.Prof.3. Dr. M.Murali, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst.Prof.

Vacant -4

DEPARTMENT OF URDU

1. Vacant - 4

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1. Thiru. P.K. Ilango, B.A., M.P.Ed., N.I.S., Phy.Edn.Director& Head

2. Dr. E. Kuyili,B.P.E.S.,B.P.Ed.,M.P.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,Phy.Edn.Director

3. Vacant P.E.T

4. Vacant DEPARTMENTOF GENERAL LIBRARY

1. Dr. M. Masilamani, M.A., M.L.I.S., College Librarian M.Phil., Ph.D., & Head

2. Vacant Asst.Librarian

3. Vacant Asst.Librarian4. Tmt. T. Lakshmi, M.A.,(E)., M.A., M.L.I.S., PGDCA Library Assistant

OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS

1. Dr.R.Sivakumar, Asso.Prof.Geology - Controller of Examinations M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,C.C.G., F.M.S., F.I.S.A.G., M.I.A.H., M.M.E.A.I., F.I.A.S (S)

2. Dr.P.T.Devarajan, Asso.Prof.Botany Additional Controller of

Examinations

3. Dr. Sumit Rose, Asso.Prof.Zoology Additional Controller

of Examinations

DEANS

1. Dr.O.R.Devanathan, HOD of Sanskrit Languages

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2. Dr. A. Munian, HOD of Economics Humanities

3. Dr. Sujaritha Magdalin, HOD of Phychology Science

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

1. Dr. R.Ravanan, Principal& Chairman

2. Dr. P.T.Devarajan , Dept.of Botany Director

3. Dr. Sumit Rose, Dept. of Zoology Addl.Director

4. Dr. N.Suresh Babu, Dept.of Economics Convener

5. Dr. S.Mary Vennila, Dept. of Computer Science Faculty Member

6. Dr. K.Balamurugan, Dept.of History Faculty Member

7. Thiru. T. Sudhan, Dept. of Zoology Faculty Member

8. Dr. T. Krishnakumar, Dept.of pol.Sci Faculty Member

9. Dr. Indira Vincent, Dept. of Zoology Faculty Member

10. Dr.S.Sasikala, Dept. of Microbiology Faculty Member

11. Dr. L. Cesis Dastan, Dept.of Commerce Faculty Member

12. Thiru P. Sitharthan, Dept. of English Faculty Member

13. Dr. R. Mohan Kumar,, Dept. of Physics Faculty Member

14. , Dr. P. Balaji, Dept. of Tamil Faculty Member

15. Dr. K.C. Raajasekar, Dept. of Maths Faculty Member

16. Dr.A. Bhaskaran, Dept. of Physics Faculty Member

17. Dr. B. Gowtham, Dept. of Geology Faculty Member

18. Dr. P.K. Karuppasamy, Dept. of ZoologyFaculty Member

19. Thiru. B. Vasudevan, Dept. of Geography Faculty Member

20. Dr. W. Shanthi, Dept. of Chemistry Faculty Member

21. Dr. B. Sankaran, Dept.of Botany, Faculty Member

22. Dr. A. Muralidharan, Dept.of Zoology, Faculty Member

23. Tmt. N.Shanthi, Bursar Member

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24. Dr. K.V. Muralidharan, I.A.S., Alumini Member

(Director of Adi-dravidar Welfare)

25. Dr. V. Prakash, Dept. of Statistics Alumini Member

26. Thiru. NandhaKumar Sreevasthava, Alumini Member(Customs Officer)

27. Dr. K.Thirugnanam, Industrialist Member

28. Thiru.R.Harihara Krishnan, Ph.D.,Scholar Student Member

Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA)

Dr. R. Ravanan Principal/ President

COORDINATORS

1. Dr. K. Ramesh Asso.Prof, Economics

2. Dr. Praveen Kumar Asso.Prof, Physics

Members

1. Dr. R. K. Radha Asst.Prof, Statistics

2. Dr. G. Muthuraman Asst. Prof, Chemistry

3. Dr. A. Thaha Sahad Asst. Prof, Economics

4. Dr. S. Mala Asst. Prof, Commerce

5. Thiru. A. Subramanian Asst.Prof, Mathematics

6. Thiru. P. Dinakar Asst. Prof, Mathematics

NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL RANKING FRAMEWORK (NIRF)

1. Dr. R. Ravanan Principal/ President

2. Thiru. T. Sudhan Asso. Prof. Zoology/ Nodal Officer

3. Dr. Indira Vincent Associate Professor, Zoology

4. Thiru. P. Devasena Associate Professor, Economics

5. Dr. P. Gowtham Assistant Professor, Geology

6. Dr. W. Shanthi Assistant Professor, Chemistry

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7. Dr. B. Sankaran Asst. Prof, Botany

8. Tmt. S. Sasikaladevi Asst. Prof, English

9. Dr. P. Sujatha Asst. Prof, Public Admin

UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION FUND MONITORING


2. Dr. Sumit Rose, Asso.Prof, Zoology Co-Ordinator

3. Dr. K. Vasudevan Asso.Prof, Mathematics

4. Dr. K. Gunasekaran Asst. Prof. Corporate Secretaryship

5. Dr. S. Aravindhan Asst. Prof. Physics

PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (PFMS)

2. Dr. P.T.Devarajan , Dept.of Botany Nodal Officer

4. Dr. P. Anbalagan, Dept.of Economics Member

5. Dr. S.Mary Vennila, Dept. of Computer Science Member

ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION


2. Dr. S. Marry Vennila Asso. Prof, Computer Science

3. Tmt. K.S. Tamilkodi Asso. Prof, Computer Science

FUND FOR IMPROVEMENT OF SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY (FIST)

1. Dr. C.V. Chittibabu Asso. Prof., Botany - Coordinator

2. Dr. V. Jaisankar Asso. Prof., Chemistry

3. Dr. S. Sasikala Asso. Prof., Microbiology

4. Dr. T. Alagesan Asst. Prof, Physics

5. Dr. K. C. Rajaasekar Asst. Prof, Mathematics

6. Dr. P.K. Karuppasamy Asst. Prof, Zoology

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ALL INDIA SURVEY ON HIGHER EDUCTION (AISHE)

1. Dr. V. Prakash Asso.Prof., Statistics – Coordinator

2. Dr. B. Milton Boaz Asst. Prof, Physics

3. Dr. P. R. Jayashree Asst. Prof, Statistics

4. Dr. M. Thilagam Asst. Prof, Statistics

BIO-INFORMATICS INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY CENTREOF DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

Dr. S. Sasikala Asso. Prof., Microbiology and Head

SWAYAM (STUDY WEBS OF ACTIVE LEARNING FORYOUNG ASPIRING MINDS)

1. Dr. V. S. Ramakrishnan Asso.Prof. English – Coordinator

2. Dr. A. Santha Kumari Asst.Prof. Mathematics

3. Dr. N. Elizabeth Jeyakumari Asst. Prof. Telugu

4. Dr. P. Saradhai Asst. Prof. Microbiology

5. Dr. P. Dinakar Asst. Prof. Mathematics

ANTI RAGGING

1. Dr. K. Sivakumari Asso. Prof, Zoology – Coordinator

2. Dr. L. Selva Muthukumarasamy Asso Prof, History

3. Dr. P. Muthukumar Asso. Prof, Political Science

4. Dr. S. Vijayalakshmi Asso. Prof, Physics

5. Dr. P. Anbalagan Asso.Prof, Economics

6. Dr. A. Parameswari Asso. Prof, Chemistry

7. Dr. R. Gopala Krishnan Asst Prof, Hindi

8. Dr. M. Sivakumar Asst. Prof, Physics

9. Dr. V. Swaranalatha Asst Prof, Botany

10. Dr. R. Sundaram Asst Prof, Chemistry

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11. Dr. E. Kuyili Physical - Director

STUDENTS GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL


2. Dr. O. R. Devanathan Asso. Prof, Sanskrit – Organizer

3. Dr. A. Munian Asso.Prof, Economics

4. Dr. N. Indira Gandhi Asso Prof, Chemistry

5. Dr. K. Sakthi Murugesan Asso. Prof, Physics

6. Dr. S. Abdul Salam Asso Prof, Public Administration

7. Dr. C.V. Chittibabu Asso Prof, Botany

8. Dr. V.S. Ramakrishnan Asso. Prof, English

9. Dr. R. Vimala Asso. Prof, Geography

10.Dr. S. Selvarangam Asso Prof, Mathematics

11. Dr. Renu Edwin Asso. Prof, Botany

12. Dr. B. M. Sornamoorthy Asso Prof, Physics

13. Dr. K. Vatsala Asst. Prof, History

14. Dr. S. P. Amirthalingam Asst Prof, History

15. Dr. S. Karthikeyan Asst. Prof, Psychology

16. Dr. P. R. Jayashree Asst.Prof, Statistics

17. Thiru. R. Sivakumar Asst. Prof, Political Science


PLACEMENT AND TRAINING CELL

1. Dr.S. Ravikumar Asst.Prof, Botany – Coordinator

2. Dr. K. Ravi Asst. Prof, Commerce

3. Dr. P. Balaji Asst. Prof, Tamil

INTERNAL COMPLAINT REDRESSAL CELL

1. Dr. O. R. Devanathan Asso Prof, Sanskrit – Coordinator

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2. Dr. M. Muthuvelu Asso. Prof, Tamil

3. Dr. G. Krishnan Asso.Prof, Tamil



WOMEN STAFF AND GIRL STUDENTS GRIEVANCEREDRESSAL CELL

1. Dr. F. Backiya Mary Asso. Professor, Tamil – Coordinator

2. Dr. Sarah Manickaraj Asso. Prof, Psychology

3. Dr. K. Abiramasundari Asst Professor, English

4. Dr. B. Muthulakshmi Asso.Professor, Economics

5. Dr. S. Chitra Asso. Professor, Maths

6. Dr. B.Meena Associate Professor, Zoology

7. Tmt. V. Mangai Asso. Prof., Computer Science

8. Dr. A. Uma Maheswari Asso. Prof, Botany

9. Dr. S. Malathi Asso.Prof, Geography

COLLEGE CALENDAR

1. Dr. G. Krishnan Asso. Prof, Tamil - Coordinator

2. Dr. V.S. Ramakrishnan Asso. Prof, English

3. Dr. S. Jayaraman Asso. Prof, Economics

4. Dr. Y. Balachandran Asso.Professor, Mathematics

5. Dr. K. Arunachalam Asso. Professor, English

6. Dr. M. Masilamani College Librarian

7. Dr. M. C. Navaneetha Krishnan Asst.Prof,History

8. Dr. M. Nagarajan Asst. Prof, English

MEDIA

1. Dr. P. Thamaraikkannan Asso.Prof, Tamil - Coordinator

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2. Dr. M. Kamalakkannan Asst. Prof, English

3. Dr. B. Muthukumaran Asst. Prof, Chemistry

4. Dr. S. Aravindhan Asst. Prof, Physics

STUDENTS CO-OPERATIVE STORE

1. Dr. T. Vijaya Kumar Asst. Prof, English

FINE ARTS

1. Dr. E. Chitra Asso. Prof, Political Science Coordinator

2. Dr. S. Sasikala Asso. Prof, Microbiology

3. Thiru. B. Vasudevan Asst. Prof, Geography

4. Dr. Seeli Balaji Asst. Prof, Zoology

5. Dr. N. Palaniappan Asst. Prof, Tamil

6. Dr. N. Bindhu Asst. Prof, English

7. Dr. N. Sundaram Asst. Prof. Statistics

8. Dr. D. Radhakrishnan Asst. Prof, Geology

9. Dr. K. Sankar Asst. Prof, Chemistry

10. Dr. P. Mariyadoss Asst. Prof Commerce

11. Dr.S.Sankaranarayanan,Asst.Prof, Corporate Secretaryship

12. Tmt. M. Thilagam Asst. Prof, Statistics

13. Dr. P. Mukesh Devan Asst. Prof, Commerce

14. Dr. K. Tamilarasi Asst.Professor, Mathematics

COLLEGE MAGAZINE


2. Dr. O. R. Devanathan Asso.Prof, Sanskrit – Organizer

3. Dr. M. Muthuvelu Asso. Prof Tamil

4. Dr. R. Srinivasan Asso. Prof, Tamil

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2. Dr. O. R. Devanathan Asso.Prof, Sanskrit

3. Dr. G. Krishnan Associate Professor, Tamil

4. Dr. M. S.John Xavier Asso.Prof,Corporate Secretaryship

5. Dr. E. Kuyili Physical Director

VANAVIL

1. Dr. Sujiritha Magdalin Asso. Prof, Psychology– Organizer

2. Dr. Sarah Manickaraj Asso. Professor, Psychology

3. Dr. H. Saigeetha Asst. Prof, Psychology

5. Dr. R. Kannan Asso. Prof, Tamil

6. Dr. K. Sekar Asso. Prof, Tamil

7. Thiru v. Arjunan Asso. Prof, Political Science

8. Dr. A. Ambruni Asst. Prof, Telugu

9. Dr. S. Kamakshi Asst. Prof, English

10. Dr. C. Prabhu Asst. Prof, English

11.Dr. K. Swathanthirakumar Asst. Prof, History

12. Dr. R. Gopala Krishnan Asst. Prof, Hindi

13. Dr. E. S. Latha Asst. Prof, English

14. Dr. N. Anbalagan Asst Prof, Geography

15. Tmt. N. Shanthi Bursar

LIBRARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

1. Dr. O. R. Devanathan Asso.Prof, Sanskrit – Co-ordinator

2. Dr. V.S. Ramakrishnan Asso.Prof, English

3. Dr.V. Krishnan Asst. Prof, Botany

4. Dr. M. Masilamani College Librarian

SPORTS COMMITTEE

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4. Dr. A. Malarkodi Ass.t Prof, Psychology

5. Dr. M.S. Sujamani Asst. Prof, Psychology

PUBLIC WORK DEPARTMENT

1. Dr. R. Dhamotharan Asso. Prof, Botany– Co-ordinator


3. Dr. V. Indira Asst. Prof, Zoology

4. Dr. R. Sethulatha Asst Prof, English

5. Thiru M. Chinna Syed Lebbai Asst Professor, History

6. Thiru. J. Rajendran Asst Prof, History

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

1. Dr.C. Kulasekaran, Asst. Prof, History Programme officer

2. Tmt. E. Renuka Devi, Asst. Prof, Statistics,Programme officer

3. Dr. W. Shanthi, Asst. Professor, Chemistry,Programme officer

4. Dr. A. Udhya kumar, Asst. Prof, Physics,Programme officer

5. Dr. P. K. Karuppasamy, Asst Prof, Zoology,Programme officer

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)

1. Major.Dr. P. Muthukumar,Asso.Prof, Pol.Sci. -NCC officer

YOUTH RED CROSS (YRC)

1. Dr. A. Parameswari Asso.Prof, Chemistry - Coordinator

2. Dr. R. Pasupathi Asso.Prof, Tamil

3. Dr. D. Vinayagam Asso.Professor, Mathematics

4. Dr. A. Malarkodi Asst. Prof, Psychology

5. Dr. M. Maravarman Asst Prof, History

6. Dr.V. R. Prasanna Kumar Asst. Prof, English

7.Dr. N. Veemaraja Asst. Prof, Political Science

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RED RIBBON CLUB (RRC)

1. Dr. V. Sivaraman Asso. Prof English - Coordinator

2. Dr. N. Saravanan Asst. Professor, Zoology

3. Dr. Buela Bosco Asst. Prof, English

4. Dr. C. Kumar Asst. Prof, Tamil

5. Dr. C. Udhaya Shankar Asst.Professor, Geography

6. Dr. K. Devandiran Asst. Prof Political Science

ROTARCT CLUB

1. Dr. A. Nancy Lesley Asst. Prof, Statistics - Coordinator

2. Dr. S. Kanchana Rathnam Asst.Prof, Public Administration

3. Dr. Sheik Mahamed Asst. Prof, Geography

4. Dr. E. S. Latha Asst. Prof English

5. Dr. C. Renumathi Asst. Prof, English

6. Dr. K. M. K. Gomathi Shankar Asst. Prof, Tamil

QUIZ CLUB

1. Dr. K. Sheik Meeran Asso. Prof, Tamil - Coordinator

2. Dr. Sumit Rose Asso. Prof, Zoology

3. Dr. N.Viswanathan Asso. Professor, Statistics

4. Dr. S. Abdul Kadhar Asst. Prof, Botany

5. Tmt. S. Nirmala Asst. Prof, English

6. Dr. A. Jothimalar Asst. Prof, English

7. Thiru. K. Kumar Asst. Prof, Tamil

8. Thiru. P. Ravi Kumar Asst Prof, Geography

CAMPUS MAINTAINANCE

1. Dr. K. Sakthi Murugesan Asso. Prof, Physics - Coordinator

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2. Dr. R. Varadhan Asso.Professor, Economics

3. Dr. S. Selvaraj Asso.Professor, Mathematics

4. Tmt. J. Jeeva Asst Prof, English

5. Thiru. D. Philip Asst.Prof, Commerce

6. Dr. C. Selva Kumar Asst Prof, Tamil

7. Dr. D. Neela Asst. Prof, Mathematics

DISCIPLINARY

1. Dr. O. R. Devanathan Asso. Prof, Sanskrit – Coordinator

2. Dr. G. Krishnan Asso.Prof, Tamil

3. Dr. Sujaritha Magdalin Asso. Prof, Psychology

WEBSITE MAINTAINANCE

1. Dr. M. Abdul Rahim Asso. Prof,Zoology – Coordinator

2. Tmt. G. S. Tamilkodi Asso.Professor, Computer Science

3. Dr. R. Sarvesan Asst. Prof Botany

4. Thiru. K. Duraichamy Asst. Prof, History

5. Dr. R. Sakthivel Asst. Prof, Statistics

6. Dr. K. C. Rajaasekar Asst. Professor, Mathematics

7. Dr. A. Muralidaran Asst. Prof, Zoology

NON – CONVENTIONAL ENERGY

1. Dr. A. Baskaran Asst. Prof, Physics – Coordinator

2. Dr. A. Sekar Asst. Prof, Physics

3. Dr. S. Alagiri Asst. Prof, Physics

4. Dr. T. Ganesh Asst. Prof, Physics

5. Dr. K. Ganesan Asst.Prof, Chemistry

6. Dr. T. Nedumaran Asst. Prof, Chemistry

7. Dr. A. Selvam Asst. Prof, Physics

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ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB

1. Dr. V. Swarnalatha Asst. Prof, Botany – Coordinator

2. Dr. M. G. Ebbie Asst. Prof, Botany

3. Dr. B. Sujatha Asst. Prof, Public Adminstration

4. Dr. P. Saradhai Asst. Prof, Microbiology

DRINKING WATER MAINTAINANCE

1. Dr. P.K. Kaleena Asso.Prof, Zoology – Coordinator

2. Dr. A. Krishnan Asso.Prof, Commerce

3. Dr. A. S. Priyadarshini Asso.Prof, Commerce

4. Dr. M. Murali Asst Prof, Telugu

5. Dr. T. Mohandoss Asst Prof, Tamil

6. Dr. K. Apple Rajan Asst Prof, History

7. Dr. S. Srinivasan Asst. Prof, Physics

SOFT SKILL TRAINING

1. Dr. R. Gopala Krishnan Asst. Prof, Hindi – Coordinator

2. Dr. S. Jayakumar Asst. Prof, Zoology

3. Dr. M. Singanan Asst. Professor, Chemistry

4. Dr. J. Karthikeyan Asst Prof, Zoology

5. Dr. M. G. Ebbie Asst Prof, Botany

6. Thiru. R. Sivakumar Asst Prof, Political Science

VICTORIA BOYS HOSTEL


2. Dr. O. R. Devanathan Asso. Professor, Sanskrit

3. Dr. G. Krishnan Associate Professor, Tamil

4. Dr. N. Suresh Babu Asso.Professor, Economics

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5. Dr. A. Krishnan Asso.Prof, Commerce

6. Dr. S. Anbuselvan Asst Prof, Chemistry - Deputy Warden ( Men)

7. Dr. V. Indira Asso Prof, Zoology - Deputy Warden ( Women)

8. Tmt. N. Santhi Bursar

COLLEGE LADIES HOSTEL


2. Dr. O. R. Devanathan Asso. Prof, Sanskrit

3. Dr. D. Lalitha Asso.Prof, Mathematics

4. Dr. Sarah Manickaraj Asso. Prof, Psychology

5. Dr. E. Chitra Asso Prof, Political Science

6. Dr. S. Sasikala Asso.Prof, Microbiology

7. Dr. V. Indira Asso.Prof, Zoology - Deputy Warden ( Women)

8. Dr. R. Radhika Asst. Prof, Physics

9. Dr. S. Anbuselvan, Asst. Prof, Chemistry - Deputy Warden ( Men)

10. Tmt. N. Santhi Bursar

COLLEGE OFFICE

1.Tmt. N. Shanthi, B.A., Bursar

2.Tmt. E. Karpaga valli, M.A., B.Ed Superintendent

3. Mr. T. Ramasamy Assistant

4. Thiru V. Moorthy, Assistant

5.Vacant Assistant

6.Vacant Assistant

7.Vacant Assistant

8.Thiru. N. Prakash Sharma Junior Asst.

9.Thiru. R. Nathamani Junior Asst

10.Thiru. T. Kirubakaran Junior Asst.

11.Tmt. K. Sasikala Junior Asst.

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12.Vacant Junior Asst.

13.Vacant Steno.Typist

14.Vacant Steno.Typist

15.Vacant Typist

16.Thiru E.Mohmed Mujeeb Store Keeper (Chemistry)

17.Vacant Store Keeper (Physics)

18.Vacant Store Keeper (Chemistry)

19.Vacant Store Keeper (Physics)

20.Vacant Record Clerk

TECHNICAL STAFF

1.Thiru.R.Nandagopal, M.Sc.(Maths)., M.Sc.(CS).,PGDCA,M.PhilCom.Prog.(SpI.Gr.)

2.Thiru.V.Veeraraghavan SPL.GR.Training Instructor(Grade-II)

3.Vacant Training Instructor



SPECIAL GRADE LAB ASSISTANTS

1. Thiru.P.Ganesan 6. Thiru Y.Kasper

2. Thiru.K.Nagarajan 7. Thiru A.Antony Kennedy

3. Thiru.S.Joseph Arokiaraj 8. Thiru.N. Krishnamoorthy

4. Thiru.M.Christhuraj 9. Thiru.P.Velmurugan

5. Thiru R.Ravi 10.Tmt.R.Vijaya lakshmi

SELECTION GRADE LAB ASSISTANTS

11.Thiru. Tha Ezhilan 12.Thiru. B.Saravanan

13.Thiru. D.Rebester

LAB ASSISTANTS

14.Thiru. K. Babu 22.Tmt.N.Gayathri

15.Thiru. A.Balamurugan 23.Tmt. H.Rafia Bivi

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16.Thiru. A.G.Balajirajan 24.Tmt. N.Amudha

17.Thiru. M.Loganathan 25.Tmt. B.Kasturi

18.Tmt.M.Alamelu 26.Thiru. S. Subarayalu

19.Tmt. N. Latha 27.Thiru. S. Sivakumar

20.Tmt. E. Sasikala 28.Tmt. E. Bagyalakshmi

21. Tmt. P.Vennila 29-50 Vacant

OFFICE ASSISTANT

OFFICE ASSISTANTS

SPECIAL GRADE1.Thiru D. Mani2.Thiru. M. Palani 3 Thiru. A. Anandan4 - 29 Vacant

SWEEPERS1. Tmt. Humaytheneesa Begam (SpI.Gr.)2. Tmt. E. Jayakantha (SpI.Gr.)3. Tmt. S. Vimala (SpI.Gr.)4. Tmt. R. Valarmathi (S.G)5. Thiru. K. Syed Ilias (S.G)6. Thiru. J. Rajkumar

7 to 24 VacantMARKERS

1.Thiru.R. Parthiban (S.G) 2.Thiru.B. Saravanan3 & 4 Vacant

WATCHMEN1. 1 to 11 Vacant

SCAVENGERS1.Thiru. N. Mohan (SpI.Gr.)

2 to 5 VacantGARDENERS

2. Thiru. S. Govindaraj (Spl.Gr).3. Thiru R. Velumani (S.G)

3 to 8 Vacant

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WATERMAN1. Vacant

COLLEGE PHARMACY

1. Medical Officer (Part time) Vacant

2. Pharamacist Vacant

3. Asst. Nurse (Male) Vacant

5. AUTONOMYThe College was granted academic autonomy in July 1987.

It has since been possibole for the college to attempt limitedcurricular and examination reforms to make education moremeaningful.

Independent academic bodies such as Boards of Studies,Academic Council and Boards of Examiners and others formulateand administer the academic programmes and the teachers andother experts participate as members in most of these bodies.

Continuous assessment of students’ performance duringthe semester and the semester end examination form the basissfor the award of grades and the degrees.

Among the benefits of autonomy are greater student-teacher participation and a constant review, revision, and updatingof the academic programmes and scope for innovatiion.

Degrees continue to be awarded by the University ofMadras.

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C our se Su bje c t S H IF T 1 SH IF T 2 T am il

M ed ium E ng lish M e d ium

T a mil M edium

E n g lish M ed ium

B .A H isto r y 3 0 30 30 - P o lit ica l S cien ce

4 0 40 - -

E conom ics 4 0 40 40 - T am il L iter atu r e

4 8 - - -

E n g lish L iter atu r e

- 40 - -

H ind i L iter atu r e

10 ( H in d i) - - -

M a layala m L iter atu r e

1 5 (M a la ya lam )

- - -

U r du L iter atu r e

10 (U r du) - - -

B .C o m C orpor at e S ecr eta ry sh ip

- 40 - 4 0

G e ner al - 40 - - H e ar ing I m paire d ( Spe cial c ategor y)

- 30 - -

B.Sc M a th s 2 4 24 - - S tat is t ic s - 34 - - P hysic s 3 0 30 - - C he mis t ry 5 0 50 - - P lan t Bio log y & Plan t B iote chn ology

3 0 30 - -

A d va nc ed Z oo logy & A d va nc ed B iote chn ology

3 0 30 - -

G e o logy - 50 - - G e ogra p hy - 24 - - P sycho lo gy - 40 - -

B .C .A C om puter A p p lic at ions ( H ea ring I m paire d )

- - - 3 0

6. PROGRAMMES OFFEREDI.UNDER GRADUATE COURSES

Presidency College has been offering UG and PG coursesas listed in the table. The duration of UG courses is of threeyears consisting of 6 semesters and P.G courses is of two yearsconsisting of 4 semesters (MCA-6 semesters)

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b)M.Phil (Part – Time)

Arts Faculty English, History, Polit ical Science,Public Administration, Economics,Tamil,Telugu, Sanskrit.

Science Faculty Botany, Zoology, Geography,Psychology, Computer Science &Statistics.

Commerce Faculty Commerce.

c)M.Phil (Full -Time)Arts Faculty English, History, PoliticalScience, Public Administration,

POST GRADUATE COURSES

Course Subject No.of Semesters

Sanctioned Students Strength

M.A History 4 40 Political Science 4 25 Public Administration 4 25 Economics 4 25

M.A English Literature 4 30 Tamil Literature 4 20 Telugu Literature 4 15 Sanskrit Literature 4 9

M.Sc Mathematics 4 16 Statistics 4 22 Physics 4 18 Chemistry 4 26 Plant Biology & Plant Bio-Technology

4 20

Advanced Zoology 4 20 Geology 4 16 Geography 4 14 Psychology 4 18 Microbiology 4 12

M.Com Commerce 4 30 M.C.A Computer Applications 6 30 M.S.W. Social Work 4 16

iii.M.PHIL.COURSES

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Economics,Tamil, Telugu, Sanskrit.

Science Faculty Mathematics, Chemistry, Botany,Physics, Zoology, Geography,Statistics, Geology, Psychology,Computer Science.

Commerce Faculty Commerce.M.Phil candidates must register their admission to write

their written examination & VIVA Voce examination.However, the Principal may condone the shortage in the

attendance upto a maximum of 15 percent for valid reasons onpaying the prescribed fee for condonation.

NON-AUTONOMOUS COURSES (Ph.D.,)Ph.D, DEGREE

Science Faculty : Computer Science, Mathematics,Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Geology,Geography, and Microbiology.

Arts Faculty : History, Poli t ical Science, PublicAdministration, Economics, Commerce, English, Tamil, Sanskrit,Telugu and Hindi

ATTENDANCE:A candidate will be permitted to appear for the semester

examination at the end of each semester only if :(i) He/She secures not less than 75% of attendance during

that semester.(ii) He/She earns a progress certificate from the Head of the

Department concerned for having satisfactorily completedthe course of study prescribed in the subject as requiredby these regulations and

(iii) His/Her conduct has been satisfactory

CURRICULUM AND SYLLABUS:Departments may revise the curriculum of a course but will

notify the changes before each academic year begins.

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S tu dy c om p on e nts N o . of Co ur s e s C re d it P e r C ou rs e

To ta l C r e d its

P a rt – I Ta m il / O th e r L a n g u a g e s

2 +2 = 4 3 1 2

P a rt – I I E n g lis h

2 +2 = 4 3 1 2

P a r t – II I Co re S u b je c ts & P ra ct ica ls A llie d S u b je ct s M a jo r E le c tiv e s

1 5

4

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6 0

2 0

1 5

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s tu d ie d Ta m il u p to X II S t d a n d t a ke n a n o n -Ta m il la n g u ag e u n d e r P a rt – I sh a ll ta k e Ta m il c o m p ris in g o f tw o c o u rse s ( le ve l w ith b e a t 6 t h S ta n d a rd )

b ) Th o se w h o h a ve st u d ie d Ta m il u p t o XI I S t d a n d t a ke n a n o n -Ta m il la n g u a g e u n d e r P a rt – I s h a l l ta k e a d va n c e d Ta m il c o m p ris in g o f tw o c o u rse s .

1 + 1 =2

N il

N il

2 . No n - M a jo r (E le ct ive ) 2 2 4 3 . E n vi ro n m e n t a l s tu d ie s 1 2 2 4 . V a lu e E d u ca t io n 1 2 2 5 . S o f t sk ills 4 3 1 2

P a r t – V E xt e n s io n A c tiv itie s

1 1 1

T ota l c re di ts for U G C ou rs e s 1 4 0

7. CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEMSTUDY COMPONENTS FOR UG COURSES

From 2011-2012 Academic yearNB :

1. Distribution of marks between Theory and InternalAssessment 75:25

2. Practicals 60 : 403. There is a passing minimum for all Components of

evaluation.

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Study ComponentsCore Subjects

including Practical 15 4 60

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91

3 6

82

Major Elective

Edges

Soft Skill

Internship

Total credits

No.of Courses Credit Total Credits

4. Project -

a. Report Submission - 60

b. Viva – Voce - 40 100

5. B.Com., BCA., and other Job Oriented Course - Presentsystem for languages shall continue expecting that eachpaper shall carry an internal assessment component 75:25.

1.STUDY COMPONENTS FOR PG COURSES

From 2011-2012 Academic year

NB :

1. Each paper carries an Internal Component

2. There is a passing minimum for external component

3. Theory - Semester end : continuous assessment - 75:25

4. Practical : 60:40

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Total credits

Study Components

Core Subjects 2 5 10

551

21 21

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Guide Paper

Dissertation

No.of Courses Credit Total Credits

2.STUDY COMPONENTS FOR M.PHIL COURSES

COURSE OF STUDY

The Course of study for the B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., degreeshall consist of the following

Part I - Tamil or other Modern or Classical LanguagePart II - EnglishPart III - Group A - Main Subject

- Group B -Two Allied SubjectsPart IV - NME, SBE, EVS, VEPart V - Extension Activity

Part I - Tamil or other Modern or Classical Language

The course of study for Part I shall comprises the study ofTamil or any one of the following Modern or Classical Languagesat the option of the candidate according to the syllabi and text-books prescribed from time to time.

Modern - Urdu, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi.

Classical - Tamil and Sanskrit.

Part II – English

The course of study for Part – II English shall comprisesthe study of four papers according to syllabi and text-booksprescribed from time to time.

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S.No Main Subject Allied Subject in I Year Allied Subject in II Year

1 History Indian Economic Development

(i) Tourism Principles and Practices (ii) Ind ian Economy From AD 18 58 to AD 2001

2 Political Science (i)Sociology (ii)Po li tical Sociology

(i)Principles of Public Administrat ion (ii) Indian Political Economy

3 Economics (i)Indian History from 185 8 to 1919 AD (ii)Indian History from 191 9-1991AD

(i)Economic Stat istics I (ii)Economic Statistics II

4 English Literature

(i)The Social History of England and History of Engl ish Literature

(i)L iterary Forms

5 Tamil Literature Tamizhaga varalarum makkal panpadum

Tamil Ilakkiyavaralaru

6 Hindi Literature (i)Indian History from 152 6-1767 AD (ii)Indian History from 176 8-1947 AD

(i)Indian Culture – I (ii) Indian Culture - II

7 Malayalam Literature

(i)Kera la Culture (ii) Kerala History

(i) Scie nce of Basic Sanskrit for Malayalam (ii)History of Tamil Literature

8 Urdu Literature (i)Persian Language Grammar & Translation (ii)H istory of Persian Lan guage

(i)History of Arabic Literature & Translation (ii)History of Arabic Literature

9

10

B.Com (Corporate Secretaryship) Commerce

(i)Business Law (ii)Inte rnational Trade (i)Managerial Economics (ii)Indian Economy

(i)Business Statistics (ii)Managerial Economics (i)Business Statistics – I (ii)Business Stat istics - II

Allied Subjects for B.A & B.Com Courses

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S.No Main Subject Allied Subject in

I Year

Allied Subject in

II Year

1 Mathematics Numerical Statistics

Physics

2 Statistics Mathematics for Statistics Numerical Analysis

3 Physics Mathematics Chemist ry

4 Chemistry Physics Mathematics or Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology

5 Plant Biology & Biotechnology

Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology

Chemist ry

6 Advanced Zoology & Biotechnology

Plant Biology & Biotechnology

Chemist ry

7 Geology Chemistry / Mathematics Physics

8 Geography Statistics Geology

9 Psychology Biological Psychology Psychological Statis tics

Allied Subjects for U.G Science Courses

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S.No Particulars UG PG M.Phil Rs. Rs. Rs.

1 Each Theory Paper

60 130 400

2 Each Practical Paper

95 200 ----

3 Project Work 200 250 600 4 Mark Statement

(Each Semester) 60 60 60

5 Consolidated Statement

250 250 ---

6 Examination Application Form

25 25 25

7 Penalty (Submission of Exam Application form after due date)

100 100 100 for Exam Application 500 for late

submission of Dissertation

8 Provisional & Degree University Fees & Postage Charges

325 325 325

Fees –Autonomous ExaminationAl0lied Subjects for B.Sc. Courses:

Tamil Medium Stipend

Students opting for Tamil Medium are given a stipend ofRs.400 per annum by the Government of Tamilnadu.

Instructions for Fee remittance

The fee for the semester or the first instalment thereof ispayable not later than the tenth working day of each term.

If a student fails to pay the fees on the day fixed forpayment he/she will have to pay a fine of one rupee per day andthe fees is not paid within the end of the month will indicate theremoved of the student’s name from the rolls. If readmitted he/she must in addition to the fees and fine should pay areadmission fee of Rs. 5.

Full fee concession holders should pay the special feesand laboratory fees within the stipulated time. Students failing topay the special fees and laboratory fees on the due dates will not

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be given attendance from the date from which their names areremoved from the rolls.

9. RULES GOVERNING ADMISSIONAND WITHDRAWAL

1. Candidates for admission in the first Year of three Yeardegree courses must furnish the evidence that they havepassed the qualifying examination. A candidate seekingadmission to the college, who was previously enrolled inother affiliated college will not be admitted unless he/sheproduces a transfer certificate from the college where he/she last studied. The following details should be submittedand finished.

(a) The name of the Student in full.

(b) The date of birth as entered in the admission register.

(c) The date of the students admission into the institution andthe date of his/her exit.

(d) The year in which the student studied at the time of exit.

(e) The program enrolled by the student as per the rolls.

(f) If annual promotion has taken place and whether he/shewas qualified for promotion to the higher classes andwhether qualified fit for promotion.

(g) That he/she has paid all the fees or other money due tothe institution for the last semester attended.

Students who are found to have obtained admission by thestudent from previously entrolled, false representations will besummarily dismissed with forfeiture of all fees revitted.

Students are not admitted at the beginning of the first termof their degree courses.

2. No Student will be enrolled or permitted to attend theclasses until the fees due has been paid. A student will not beenrolled or admitted after the beginning of a term until all the feesfor the said term is revitted in he/she joined at the beginning ofthe term.

3. A student appliy for Transfer Certificate and ConductCertificate within a period of one year after complete the coursein the college will be granted the certificate free of cost. A lapse

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of one year from the date of learning the college will attract apenal fee of Rs. 3 for each certificate.

Students who apply for a duplicate copy of the TransferCertificate or the Conduct Certificate within a period of one yearafter completion of course in the college will have to pay a feeof Re.1. If he/ she applies after a year, a penal fee of Rs.3 inaddition to Re. 1 for a duplicate copy, will be change.

A student leave the college at the end of an academicyear is entittled to receive the attendance certificate if anapplication for the same is applies for it being entitled to it.

10. EXAMINATIONSDetails of the examination to be held in the course of the

year will be notified by the respective departments.It is mandatoryon the part of all students on the rolls of the college to appearfor the examinations. The absence of students from theexaminations without proper reason will be seriously dealt with.Promotion to higher classes will be decided by the CollegeCouncil on the basis of the results prouced in the CollegeExaminations. The decision of the Council in this regard will befinal.

It is compulsory for first year students to pay the firstsemester exam fees and register themselves by submittingexamination application form together with the fees paid challanwithin the prescribed date, failing which their names will bedeleted from the college roll list and would have to discontinuewith their studies.

1. Components of Evaluation

The Semester End Examinations and ContinuousAssessment carryies 75 percent and 25 percent respectivelywith a total of 100 marks for each paper to form the basis ofgraduations in each course for the award of the degree.

2. Semester-end Examination :

Semester Examinations are conducted in the followingmanner.

(i) B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., and B.C.A., degree examinationswill be held in the months of November and April

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(ii) M.A., M.Sc., M.Com., M.S.W. and M.C.A., degreeexaminations will be held in November and April

(iii) All the scripts of UG, PG & M.Phil.,courses are evaluatedby external examiners as per single valuation system

(iv) Examination fees once paid will not be refunded oradjusted under any circumstances

(v) students are required to know the ContinuousAssessment (CIA) marks affix their signature against theirnames of each subject before the last working day of thesemester.

Grading System

Grading will be as prescribed by each department ingeneral accordance with the University practice.

A candidate should secure not less than 40 percent at thesemester end examinations in each subject has end and onoverall forty present marks in a subject above to be declaredpassed examination in that subject. There is no passing minimumfor internal assessment tests.

Passing minimum for B.A., / B.Sc.,/B.Com., /B.C.A.,

A candidate should secure a minimum of 40% at the endsemester examinations in each subject and must

obtain an overall of 40% in the subject to be declared pass. However, there is no minimum for internal assessment tests.

Passing minimum for M.A., / M.Sc., /M.S.W., / M.Com., /M.C.A.,

A candidate should secure a minimum of 50% at the endsemester examinations in each subject and must

obtain an overall of 50% in a subject to be declared pass. However, there is no minimum for internal assessment tests.

A candidate who fails to secure the minimum 50% ofmarks shall be required to appear for the theory and practicalpapers (including viva-voce) only when such exams are called forby the college, within the said period of the programme, subjectto the permitted number of appearances.

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iii.A candidate failing in the project work shall be requiredto resubmit the project work. A candidate who successfullycompletes the course and passes the examinations prescribedin all the subjects of the four semesters for M.A.,/M.Sc.,/M.S.W.,/ and M.Com., and 6 semesters for B.A.,/B.Sc.,/B.Com.,/B.C.A., and MCA shall be declared to have qualified for thedegree.

iv. Any appeal regarding the scores falls under the purviewof the Autonomous system and should be made within thirtydays from the date of publication of the results.

4. Number of Sittings

UG students who fail within their 3 years of study will beallowed to reappear in those papers upto 5 years (10 semesters)and after the 3 years of study. Failing which they will have toappear for all the exams (irrespective of whether already passedor absent) under the new existing regulations to qualify for thedegree.

PG students who fail in their papers in the two years oftheir study will be allowed to reappear for those papers for thenext three years (6th semesters) and after three years of study(for MCA). Failing which they will have to appear for all theexams (irrespective of whether already passed or absent) underthe new existing regulations to qualify for the degree.

5. Attendance

College functions in line with the rules laid down by theUniversity of Madras. 75% attendance is required for eachsemester. Students wil l not be permitted to take theirexaminations if they fall short of minimum attendance. Separateattendance records are maintained for theory and practicalsessions.

6. Condonation Fee

A condonation fee of Rs. 250/- has to be paid towardsexaminations if a candidate has acquired between 65% -75% attendance.

If the candidate has an attendance percentage between 50% -65% then the candidate as to remit Rs. 250/- and take upthe exams only in the following semester.

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Candidates with 50% and less than 50% attendance have torepeat the semester after completion of the course and willbe readmitted for that particular forgone semester.

7. M.Phil Degree Examinations:

Examinations for Paper I , PaperII, and Paper III will be held inthe month of March every year.

A candidate with ne arrear may be permitted to take up asupplementary exam. More than one arrear will require thecandidate to sit for the papers the following March.

Dissertation should be submitted after 31st August and before15th September of the following.

Viva-voce examination should jointly be conducted by thesupervisor and the external examiner on the submitteddissertation for the award of marks.

Candidates who do not clear Paper III will not be permitted tosubmit the dissertation.

Last date for submission of the dissertation may be allowedup to one month with the prescribed late fee.

If a candidate fails to register their admission neither will thecandidate be permitted to write their examinations norsubmit their dissertation.

8. Applying for Transprancy of Answer scripts

(i) A UG student can apply for the photocopy of the answerscript within SEVEN days of the publication of the results.

(ii) The student must submit an application to the office ofController of Examinations with a fee of Rs.100/- to receivethe photocopy of the answer script.

9. Re-totalling and Re-valuation of the answer scripts

(i) A student (UG and PG) can apply for retotalling of theanswer scripts within SEVEN days of the publication ofthe results with a fee of Rs.250/-

(ii) UG, PG and M.Phil. students are eligible to apply for re-valuation.

(iii) The student has to pay Rs.500/- as re-valuation fee foreach paper along with the application form available in the

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office of the COE within TEN days from the date ofpublication of the results.

10. Immediate Supplementary Examinations:

Students who have failed in a single subject only in thefinal semester declared examinations at U.G. and P.G. or M.Phil.,courses are eligible to appear for this examination. Thesupplementary examination fee per subject for U.G, P.G andM.Phil courses are Rs.800/-, 850/- and 1100/- respectively.

11. Hall Tickets & Mobile Phones

Students are expected to carry their college identity cardsand hall tickets at the time of examinations. Not producing thehall ticket would attract a fine of Rs. 50/- towards the procurementof a duplicate hall ticket from the Controller of Exams office.Candidates without hall tickets will not be permitted to take theirexams. A duplicate hall ticket for all exams attracts a fine of Rs.100/- . Mobile phones are strictly prohibited inside examinationhalls. Students found to have mobile phones on their person willbe prevented from taking up the exam.

11. TUTORIAL SYSTEM Each student is assigned a tutor who would be their local

guardian and students are expected to meet their tutors forpersonal guidance. Attendance should be routed through thetutors, heads of the departments to the Principal. Tutors willclosely monitor the students with regard to the progress in theirstudies, regularity in attendance and behaviour inside and outsidethe campus. Stern action will be initiated by the Principal ifadverse remarks are brought to his notice.

12. CODE FOR DRESS AND CONDUCT1.Each student should maintain a clean and decent dress code.

2.Students are expected to greet their professors.

3.Students should rise to their feet on the entry of a staff.

4.Students are not to leave classrooms without permission andnot to exit before the Professor leaves.

5.Students should silently walk through the corridors whenclasses are in session and the movement is to be restricted

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towards the beginning of an hour to reach their respectiveclassrooms.

6.Students should carry their identity cards and the same shouldbe produced to any member of the staff when asked for. themobile.

7.Students are strictly prohibited from smoking on the campus.

Students are to strictly abstain from communal politics.

8.Cell phones are not to be used during class hours and doingso will result in confiscation of the mobile.

9.The following punishments may be carried out according to thediscretion of the Principal:

10.Fine, Cancellation of attendance, withholding term certificate,suspension and expulsion.

13. ATTENDANCE AND ABSENCENo student will be allowed to go on leave without valid

reasons. Application must be submitted to the Head of theinstitution through the tutor and the head of the departmentconcerned. Unforeseen circumstances can have the studentproduce the leave letter on the day of joining. In case of prolongedsickness or a three day absence, the Principal may insist on amedical certificate.

Application for leave of a hostelite must be endorsed bythe warden.

Absence for a week shall have the name of the studentremoved from the rolls unless a valid reason for the delayed leaveletter is furnished.

Being absent for an hour is to forego the attendance forthe day.

Late arrivals must make their presence known to theconcerned professor and three such late entries will be enteredas half day leave.

The annual certificate of attendance will not be issuedunless a)The Principal is satisfied with the student's progressand conduct b) The student has attended three-fourths of theacademic year.

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Attendance requirement for all kinds of scholarship holdersviz., residential and non-residential relating to pre and post-matricstudies awarded both by the Adi-Dravidar Tribal Welfare andBackward Class Departments are as follows:

Scholarship/ fee concession is subject to 75% attendance.

Failure to acquire 75% attendance would result incancellation of scholarship for the following year.

Students in the first year must provide proof for 75%attendance the previous year. In case the student is unable toproduce such proof the attendance of the current year is takeninto consideration.

Students in the final year should have had 75% attendancein the previous years and also possess 75% attendance at thetime of release of scholarship by the Principal in the final year.

Every student must compulsorily register themselves andremit the first semester exam fees, failing which their names willbe struck off from the rolls and will have to discontinue theirprogramme.

Students who fail to qualify in their examinations duringthe course of their study will be given a grace period of

REMARKS ON SEMESTER EXAM

It is compulsory for first year students to pay the firstsemester exam fees and register themselves, failing which theirnames will be deleted from the college roll and they would haveto discontinue their studies.

Students who fail to qualify themselves for the degreewithin the period of the course of study is gives a grace time toup five years (Ten semesters) for UG and three years (sixsemesters) for PG. After the expiry of the abovesaid grace periodstudents of all courses have to appear for all papers under thenew existing regulations to quality for the degree.

14. LIBRARY FACILITYThe library including the general and department libraries

contain more than one lakh volumes with about 3,000 volumesbeing added each year. A department is in charge of thedepartmental library and books are issued in compliance to thespecial rules framed by the respective department.

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THE GENERAL LIBRARY

1. The general library is under the direct supervision of theprincipal.

2. The use of the library is open to all the members of thecollege.

3. Library is open on all working days from 8:25am to 1:30pm.

4. Books of reference can be consulted only on formalapplication. When returning these books students shallrecovers their consultation slips. last, the borrower be heldresponsible for the books.

5. Students of all classes may borrow books.

6. Periodicals stacked on the racks should on no account bemisplaced or misused.

7. Students using the library are prohibited from engaginginconversation or misbehaviours that disturbs distracts theattention of readers. Failure to observe discipline will leadto severe disciplinary action.

8. No person shall write on a book and, damage or anymarking on a book will attract punishment.

9. Readers shall be responsible for any damage or injuryeffected on the books or other property belonging to thelibrary and in such circumstances have to replace the bookor pay an equivalent value for the same.

10. Date labels and packets should not be tampered with.Serious notice will be taken in case of any violation of thisrule.

11. Each member is given as many number of cards as thenumber of volumes he is entitled to borrow from the libraryat a time. A book is lent to a member only in exchange forone of his cards which will be handed over to the memberon the return of the book. It is returned after the due date,the card will be handed over only after an overdue chargeis paid. Cards are not transferable.

12. Students changing programmes of class in the middle of aterm should immediately notify the Head librarian so thatsuch transfers may duly be recorded in the libraryregisters.

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13. All library cards should be returned to the library bystudents leaving the college. A fee of Rs. 2 will be chargedfor a card lost and for the issue of a duplicate. The memberwill also be held responsible for the books borrowed on thecards.

14. No transfer certificate or conduct certificate will be issuedto a student until all the books and cards are returned andoutstanding dues are cleared.

15. A member who has lost a card shall submit a writtenreport of the same to the librarian.

16. A fortnight should lapse after the date of such notice for aduplicate to be issued. During the period, the membershould attempt to trace and recover the card and he/sheshould report at the end of the period.

RULES ON ISSUE OF BOOKS / PERIODICALS

17. Before leaving the counter the member should check if thebook lent to him is in good condition. If not he/she shouldimmediately bring the matter to the notice of the HeadLibrarian or the Assistants. Otherwise he/she will be heldresponsible li for the replacement of the book and be boundto pay the price or replace the borrowed book.

18. Dictionaries and reference books difficult to be replacedand will not be lent to the members.

19. Members are not allowed to sub-lend the books of thelibrary.

20. All the books on loan should be returned before theexpiration of a fortnight from the date of issue.

21. In the case of books with exceptional demand the periodof loan may be reduced to seven days.

22. The Head Librarian may recall any books at any time evenif the normal period of the loan has not expired.

23. If a book is not returned to the library on the due date, anoverdue charge of six paise per volume per working daywill be levied.

24. A book may be renewed for a further period of a fortnight:

(i) No other reader has applied for the book

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(ii) Not more than three consecutive renewals wil l beentertained for the same book.

Note: The book should be produced before the HeadLibrarian for renewal

25. A member with overdues will not receve his cards or beable to borrow books or receive his certificates unless thedues or cleared.

26. Library staff will assist the readers in the selection ofmaterials.

27. Students can also borrow books from their departmentallibrary.

REFERENCE SECTIONThe periodicals mentioned below are acquired for the

various departments each year.

LIST OF JOURNALS ACQUIRED FOR DEPARTMENT1 Mathematics 1. Mathematical Gazette

2. Quarterly Journal of Mathematics3. Quarterly Applied Mathematics4. Quarterly of Mechanics and Applied

Mathematics5. Journal of Analysis

2 Statistics 1. Biometrics2. Biometrica3. Journal of American Statistical

Association4. OB Search5. Sanknya Series “A” “B”

3 Physics 1. American Journal of Physics2. India – Journal of Pure and

Applied Physics3. Parmana4. Proceedings of the Indian

National Academy of Science

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(‘A Physical Science’)5. Journal of Optics6. Electronics for you

4 Chemistry 1. Australian Journal of Chemistry2. Journal of Chemical Education4. Annual Review of Bio-Chemistry5. Chemical Society Reviews6. Indian Journal of Chemistry

Section “A” & “B”5 Computer Science 1. ACM Press: Operating System Review

2. ACM SIGOMM: ComputerCommunication ReviewACM SIGMOBILE: Mobile Computing

and Communication Review4. ACM Press: Software Engineering

Notes5. C/C++ users Journal6. Data Quest7. CHIP

6 Biology Plant 1. Botanical Reviews

& Bio technology 2. Bulletin of Torry Botanical Club3. Economic Botany

7. Zoology 1. Parasitology2. Quarterly Review of Biology3. Indian Journal of ExperimentalBiology4. Indian Journal of Bio-Chemistry and

Bio-Physics5. Current Science6. Journal of Bio-Science

8 Geology 1. Bulletin of Geological Society ofAmerica

2. Journal of Geology3. Journal of Sedimentary Research “A”4. Journal of Sedimentary Research “B”5. Candadian Mineralogist6. Economic Geology

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9 Geography 1. Annals of Association of AmericanGeographers

2. Geographical Magazine3. National Geographical Journal of

India4. Deccan Geographer5. National Geography

10 History 1. Kessing Record of ContemporaryArchives with index

2. Indica3. Studies in History4. The Indian Economic and Social

History Review11 Political Science 1. Foreign Affairs

2. International Affairs3. World Politics4. International Studies – School of

International Studies5. Economic and Political Weekly

12 Public Administration 1. Public Administration Review2. I.I.P.A.News Letter3. Indian Journal of Public

Administration4. Administrative Change5. Nagarlok

13 Economics 1. American Economic Review withJournal of Economic Literatureand Journal of Economic Perspectives

2. Economics Journals3. Yojana (English)4. Artha Vizana5. Southern Economist6. Economic Affairs

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14 Psychology 1. British Journal of EducationalPsychology

2. Journal of the Indian Academy ofApplied Psychology

3. Psychological Studies

15 Corporate Secretaryship 1. Chartered Secretary2. Management Accountant

16 Commerce 1. Indian Management2. Business India3. Capital Market4. Vikalpa5. Finance India

17 English 1. Critical Quarterly2. E.L.T.Journal3. Journal of Indian Writing in English4. Literary Criterion

18 Tamil 1. Journal of Institute of Asian Studies2. Senthamil3. Pulamai4. Senthamil Selvi5. Ilam Thamilan6. Journal of Tamil Studies7. International Journal of Tamil Studies8. Tamil Pozhil9. Tamil Bhavani10. Tamil Marutham11. Theli Tamil12. Vellum Thuya Thamil13. Isai Thamil14. Thenmozhi15. Kanailyazhi

19 Sanskrit 1. Vivekananda Kendra Parthrika2. Loka Samskritam

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3. Divya Jothi4. Bharathi5. Bhawan’s Journal (Englis)

20 Microbiology 1. Indian Journal of Medical Microbiology2. Indian Journal of Applied Microbiology3. Biomedicine4. Medicinal and Aromatics Plant

Abstracts5. Microbiology today6. Annual Review of Microbiology7. Indian Journal of Microbiology8. Medicinal and Aromatics Plant Sciences9. Journal of Scientific & Industrial

Research10. Natural Products Radiance11. Journal of Scientific & Industrial

Research12. Indian Journal of Biotechnology

21 Telugu 1. Thiruveni Literary and CulturalQuarterly (English)

15. COLLEGE COUNCILThe College Council consisting of all Heads of the

Departments is an advisory body assisting the principal in thefunctioning of the college. The Principal is the head of the counciland is vested with the power of absolute control.

16. DEPARTMENTAL ASSOCIATIONSFor each department there is an Association which meets

periodically to discuss the matters related to its special subject.The following associations are recognised:

1. The Andhra Bhashabhivardhani

2. The Botany Association

3. The Chemical Society

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4. The Commerce Association

5. The Computer Science Association

6. The Corporate Secretaryship Assiociation

7. The Economics Association

8. The English Association

9. The Geology Association

10. The Geography Association

11. The Sanskrit Association

12. The Hindi Association

13. The History Association

14. The Malayalam Association

15. The Mathematical Association

16. The Microbiological Association

17. The Political Science and Pub.Admn Association

18. The Physics Association

19. The Psychology Association

20. The Sanskrit Association

21. The Statistics Association

22. The Tamil Manavar Sangam

23. The Zoological Society

All the above Departmental Associations in the College shallbe governed by the following rules and regulations.

(a) Every department offering B.A/B.Sc./B.Com/M.A./M.Sc.,/M.S.W. M.C.A.,/M.Com. courses shall have aDepartmental Association. Al l the students of thedepartment undergoing the course conducted will be themembers of the Association and shall pay a prescribedannual subscription in the manner specified by theprincipal. Each Association will meet periodically todiscuss matters related to the departmental activities.

(b) The principal shall be the patron of all associations andeach association shall have the following office-bearers:

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(i) President Head of the Department

(ii) Vice President and Senior most staff member

Treasurer Next to Head of the Dept

(iii) Secretary A student of the M.A./M.Sc/M.Com./M.C.A Class

(iv) Joint-Secretary A student of the B.A./B.Sc./B.Com., Class.

In the case of the department not offering B.A./B.Sc./B.Com., there shall be no Joint-Secretary and in the case ofdepartment not offering M.A./M.Sc./M.Com.,/M.S.W./M .C.A., theSecretary shall be a student of B.A, B.Sc., B.Com., class andshall have no Joint-Secretary.

17.SPORTS ASSOCIATION1. The Association shall be called “The Presidency College

Athletic Association. The official year of the Associationfalls between the 1st May to 31st of May of the succeedingyear.

2. All members of the college are ipso facto members of theAssociation.

3. Every student-member of the college shall pay an annualsubscription of Rs.100/- in one stroke at thecommencement of the year.

4. The Association provides for the follows sports for theTable-Tennis, Badminton, Volley Ball, Basket Ball, FootBall, Hockey, Cricket and Athletics for Men and Table-Tennis, Badminton, Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Net Ball andAthletics for Women.

5. The affairs of the Association is managed by the AthleticCouncil consisting of a President, who shall be thePrincipal of the college, a secretary, who shall be thePhysical Director of the College and a member pickedamong the teaching members of staff.

6. The selection of teams and organization of competitionand participation of college teams will be discussed in thecaptain’s council, which will comprise all captains and theVice-Captains of various teams selected and appointed bythe Physical Director.

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7. Members of the College can take part in any of theactivities provided by the Association without any additionalsubscription.

8. Funds of the Association shall consist of the Athleticsfees, and Government Grant. Tennis subscription and theMarketing and Rolling charges are collected from outsideclubs and institutions using the college grounds.

9. Allotments for the various items of expenditure shall bemade by the principal at the beginning of each year andexcess sanction needed if any will have to obtained fromhim as and when necessary.

A register for accounts shall be maintained both in thecollege office and the physical education department andthe expenses are scrutinised at the end of each month.

10. Annual competition in games and sports will be organizedand conducted every year and prizes will be awarded tothe winners and runners-up on the Sports Day which willbe combined with the College Day and conducted duringthe second week of February each year. Student membersare requested to make full use of the facilities provided andimprove their physical skills

18. ALUMINI ASSOCIATIONRULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Passed out students of the College shall be eligible tobecome members of the Association.

2. There are four classes of members.

(i) Patron members who pay an entrance subscription ofRs.1000 and become life members by paying Rs.10,000.

(ii) Ordinary members who pay an annual subscription ofRs.100. However, an ordinary member who has paid hisannual subscription for ten years automatically becomes alife member without further payment.

(iii) Honorary members as provided in Rule 4.

3. Past and present members of the College staff who are notold students of the college shall be eligible to becomehonorary parton members or honorary life members, or

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ordinary members of the association on payment of theprescribed subscription. Honorary members shall enjoy allthe privileges of the association except voting power at theannual general meeting.

4. The association shall consist of:

a. All patrons and life members, ordinary members andhonorary patrons.

5. All affairs of the Association shall be managed by anExecutive Committee consisting of a President, three Vice-Presidents two Secretaries, one of whom shall be amember of the College Staff, a Treasurer and one othermember.

6. The Principal of the College shall be the ex-officio Treasurerof the Association.

7. The President and the Vice-President shall be patronmembers and atleast two other members of the committeeshall be elected from among the persons and life membersof the association

8. The members of the Executive Committee, shall be electedonce a year at the Annual General Meeting of theAssociation which shall be held during the term of theacademic year of the College. Interim vacancies on theExecutive Committee may be filled by the ExecutiveCommittee.

9. Executive Committee shall have power to withdraw fromthe general funds of the Association all the expenditurenecessary for carrying out the objective of the Associationand the Honorary Treasurer shall have the power to sanctionthe expenditure upto Rs.100 in any month withouttheprevious sanction of the Committee, but which is not toexceed Rs.500 for the year.

10. In addition to the annual General Meeting of theAssociation prescribed in Rule 9 extraordinary GeneralMeetings may be called on the written requisition of notless than ten members of the Association.

11. A meeting of the Association must be attended by aminimum of fifteen members Executive Committee shallconsist of four members.

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12. The funds of the Association shall be invested in such abank or banks or in such authorised securities as theExecutive Committee thinks fit.

13. Annual audit of the accounts of the Association will becaried out by the auditor appointed by the ExecutiveCommittee. No member of the Executive Committee shallbe appointed as an auditor.

14. The Executive Committee shall have the power to framelaws in consistent with these rules. All the by-laws framedby the Executive Committee shall be placed before thenext annual General Meeting for approval

15. The official year of the Association ends in December.

16. At the Annual General Meeting the Honorary Secretarymust present the report on the activities of the Associationcaried out for the year and the Honorary Treasurer mustpresent the financial and audit reports.

STUDENTS’ CO-OPERATIVE STOREThe Presidency College Students’ co-operative store limited

was registered on 20th June, 1944. Students and Staff areshareholders of the store. The sole objective of the store is tosupply the needs of the students with regard to stationery, inparticular laboratory record books. The sales are now carried onin a separate room during the recess and after class hours in theevenings.

CENTRAL BANK EXTENSION COUNTERTriplicane Branch of the Central Bank of India has opened

an extension counter in the College for the benefit of the staffand students of the college. It is located on the ground floor ofthe main building.

The Workings Hours : 11.30 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. (WeekDays) Saturdays and Sundays are Holidays.

RAILWAY CONCESSIONStudents can avail the railway concessions facility for their

academic activities. They should apply for season / concessioncertificate in the prescribed form atleast 10 days in advance.Railway concession certificate are also issued to students duringthe end semester and summer holidays.

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RAGGING PREVENTIONREDRESSAL COMMITTEE

The Ragging Committee of the college has the followingmembers.

1. Principal (Convener)

2. College Student’s President / Secretary

3. Four student Representatives (Including 2 Hostellers)

4. Male Professor

5. Female Professor

6. SC / ST Representative Academic

7. Students Advisor

8. Overseas Students Advisor

9. Local Inspector of Police (as a Special Invitee)A complaint box known as block box, is fixed in front of

the Principal’s office. The box will be opened at the end of theday and any representation or complaint received will be takenup for discussion with the above committee members dependingon the severity of the problem. If the committee feels that thecomplaint is casual, proper enquiry will be held to sort out theissues amicably. TC will be issued immediately for seriouscomplaint and Police action will be initiated under the TamilnaduProhibition of Ragging Act of 1997.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDSA certain number of scholarships are awarded for the B.A.,

B.Sc., B.Com., M.A., M.Sc., M.Com., M.C.A. programmes bythe College Council on grounds of merit to the students who arein need of financial help.

The amount of each scholarship is ordinarily limited to theamount of fee due from the scholar or half of it.

The number of college scholarships at any time is limitedto four percent of the strength of the college.

The scholarships are awarded in the first instance for ayear and ordinarily lasts till the end of the course. They may bewithdrawn at the discretion of the principal.

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Government Scholarships

Every year a few scholarships are awarded by theGovernment to deserving students of junior classes which areordinarily continued to the senior classes. The value of thescholarships is Rs.20 and Rs.24 per month, for nine months ina year.

Scholarship under the Excess Fees Income Scheme

A certain number of scholarships of value equal to half ofthe amount of college fees are awarded annually on grounds ofmerit and poverty. These scholarships will not be awarded tostudents who are in receipt of any other concession orscholarship.

(Various Scholarships sanctioned byThe Director of Collegiate Education,

Chennai - 600 006.)I. National Merit Scholarship - Government of India Scheme

A fixed number of national scholarships are sanctioned tostudents belonging to this state who are pursuing their studiesin 11th, 12th, degree and professional Colleges. The selection ofcandidates is based on S.S.L.C. 12th and U.G. results. The listof students are obtained based on the merit from the examiningbodies. Students who satisfy the merit test, are awardedscholarships every month and those who do not satisfy are paida prize amount of Rs.100 and a Merit Certificate, provided theyare not in receipt of any other scholarship. Their annual incomeshould not exceed Rs.25,000.

II. State Government Scholarships to Children of SchoolTeachers:

Children of school teachers are awarded Scholarshipsprovided their parental income does not exceed Rs.12,000 perannum. Standard Applications are inv ited through DailyNewspapers and the applications received are consolidated anda Merit list is drawn up.

IV. Freedom Fighters Scholarships

Students whose parents participated in the emancipationof India and had undergone three months imprisonment are

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eligible for the award of this scholarship scheme besides feeconcessions for their studies in colleges and professional coursesof studies.

V. Children of Defence Service Personnel

Children or dependants of service personnel and ex-servicemen are awarded scholarships and fee concessionssubject to certain terms and conditions.

VI. The Children of Repatriates from Sri Lanka:

Children of Repatriates from Sri Lanka studying in collegesare awarded scholarships and fee concessions subject to certainterms and conditions

VII. The Children of Repatriates from BurmaChildren of Repatriates from Burma studying in colleges

are awarded scholarships and fee concessions subject to certainterms and conditions.

VIII. National Loan Scholarship

This is a merit-cum-means based scholarship. The parentalincome should not exceed Rs.12,000 per annum. Applicationsare invited every year by notifications in leading dailies.

IX. Ad hoc Merit Grant Scheme

An amount of Rs.300 is sanctioned to students belongingto S.C./ S.T. and onrolled converted christians studying in thefirst degree course after passing Higher Secondary Examinationin the first attempt securing not less than 60% of aggregatemarks. There is no income limit are further renewals in thiscategory.

X. State Collegiate Scholarships

The following are the Scholarships offered:

1. General

2. Post-Graduate

3. Special schorship for languages (Tamil and Telugu)]

4. Special schorship for Muslims

5. Special schorship for Widows

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Students who do not receive any other scholarship andwhose parent’s income is below Rs.6,000 per annum can applyto anyone of the eligible scholarships through their principals. ASum of Rs.2701- per annum will be sanctioned except serialNo.6 for which Rs.135/- will be sanctioned.

Xl. Scholarship for Post-Matric Studies in Hindi

Scholarships are awarded to students who pursue theirstudies in Hindi whose mother tongue is not Hindi.

Note: For details regarding any of the scholarships contact theoffice.

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Endowment Scholarships, Prizes Year Name of Endowment Amount Invested (Rs.) 1973 The Rao Bahadur M.Rangacharya,

Sanskrit Elocution Prize 900

1938 The Rao Bahadur S.K.Padmanabha Sastri, Sanskrit Prize

500

1938 The Lakshmi Varalakshmi Sansk rit Endowment Fund

300

1939 The Senior Chemical Society and the Junior Chemical Society Endowment Fund

100

1940 The Rao Sahib M.R.Rajagopala Ayyangar Prizes

101

1942 The Raja Sir Annamalai Chet tiar Prize Endowment Fund

700

1944 Sir C.P.Ramaswamy Ayyar Scholarship Endowment Fund

6,000

1945 The Kasturi Ranga Ayyangar Scholarship Endowment Fund

5,600

1945 The Professor R.Gopala Ayyar Prize Endowment Fund

536

1948 Dr.U.V.Swaminatha Ayyar Memorial Thirukkural Prize Endowment Fund

3,500

1948 The Captain S.Kalyanaraman Memorial Prize Endowment Fund

1973 Sri and Govinda Nair Scholarship 3,000 1973 Dr.Navalar Nedunchezhiyan Golden

Jubilee Political Philosophy Prize 1,000

1983 Lalpet Venkatarathinar Scholarship Endowment Fund

1991 Bharat Rathna Rajiv Gandhi Endowment Fund

1,00,000

1991 Prof.Paul.G.Dovic Commemoration Committee Endowment Fund

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1948 The Venkataraman Scholarship Endowment Fund in Zoology

3,000

1950 Pandit C.R.Namasivaya Mudaliar Rolling Cup for Tamil

3,500

1951 The Shanmugan Prize for Economics 2,000 1953 Sri Gurugna Sambanda Swamigal Memorial

Sivabogsaram Prize in Tamil 5,000

1953 Professor Ananda Rao Prize for Mathematis 8,682 1953 Dr.B.B.Dey Commemoration Prize for

Chemisty 750

1955 Professor T.N.Muthusamy Prize Endowment Fund

2,000

1955 Late S.G.Sengodiyar Prize Fund 2,000

1958 Dr.H.Parameswaran Senior and Junior Prizes

3,000

1959 Presidency College Psychology Assn,Prizes 3,000 1959 The Lalpet Venkataraman Prize 3,000 1960 Professor Ekambarabathan Prize 1,600

1992 Prof.P.Kochukutti Menon Endowment Fund

1992 Presidency College Geography Association Fund

2009 P.Subramanian Endowment Lecture Fund for Mathematics Department

2,00,000

2009 P.Subramanian Endowment Lecture Fund for Economics Department

2,00,000

2009 Padma Vibushan Dr.R.Chidambaram Endowment Award (For Physics and Applied Microbiology)

2011 Subbiar – Saradha Endowment Lecture fund for Computer Science Department

25,000

For the history of the endowment upto 1987, See Presidency College Calendar for 1911,, pages 39-102. For a statement of accounts see the Fort St. George Gazette Supplement of Part II, dated 10 February, 1954. Those endowment are vested with the Treasurer of Charitable Endowments, Chennai – 1.

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SCHOLARSHIPSGeneral

1 Lord Elphinstone Scholarship of Rs.240 per year lesscommission tenable for the three years in the B.A./B.Sc.,Degree Class to a Hindu student who stands highest inthe Pre-University Examination of the year, but no studentwill be eligible if he is not placed in the first class.

2 The SubramaniaAyyar Scholarship -Two SeniorScholarships of Rs. 120 each for poor Hindu students ofthe B.A./ B.Sc. Degree class tenable for 3 years shall beawarded on the basis of the competition examinationconducted at the College.

3 The C.P. Ramaswamy Ayyar Scholarship of Rs.210 tenableby the student most distinguished and deserving amongthose entering the B.A./ B.Sc. Degree Class in theCollege.

4 The Kasturi Ranga Ayyangar Scholarship of Rs.240 tenablefor three years by a student in the first year B.A.,/B.Sc.,Degree class or grounds of both poverty and merit.

5 Sri and Srimathi Govinda Nair Scholarship (Rs. 3000 -1973) Awarded to a student studying B.A or M.A Degreecourse in Presidency College on grounds of merit and thelack of proper means to pursue the studies.

English

6. The Thompson Scholarship of Rs.108 awarded to thestudent who is most proficient in English in the first yearB.A.,/B.Sc. Degree Class.

7. Dr. R.M. Alagappa Chettiar Scholarship (1994-Rs.6,000) ofRs.180 tenable for two years for a student of the first yearM.A. Degree class in English on grounds of merit andpoverty for two years.

Tamil8. Dr. U.V. Swaminatha Ayyar Tamil Literature Scholarship

(1946-Rs.56,000) of Rs.168 tenable by a student of thefinal year class M.A. Degree course in Tamil in Collegewho distinguished himself in Tamil by obtaining the highestpercentage of marks in aggregate in all the terminalexaminations in the proceeding year.

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Zoology

9. The Venkataraman Scholarship in Zoology (1948-Rs.3000)of Rs.90 awarded to a student in the final year M.Sc. class(Zoology) who obtains the highest marks in the classexaminations held in the preceding year (theory andpractical)

Sanskrit

10. The Professor P.Thirugnanasambandam ScholarshipEndowment fund at Presidency College, Chennai

PRIZES

General

11. The Lord Elphinstone Prize of Rs.70 for the best essay inEnglish written during the student’s course of study on asubject chosen by the Principal open to all senior HinduStudents on the rolls of the college.

12. The Thompson (senior) Prize of Rs.21 tenable for a studentwho has distinguished himself/herself in a branch otherthan a language branch in the M.A. or M.Sc., DegreeExamination

13. The Maharaja of Travancore Prize of about Rs.18 fordistinction in one of the Science subjects in his/her classof the senior B.Sc..

14. The Maharaja of Vizianagaram Prize of about Rs.19 for themost proficient student in Mathematics or Science at theM.Sc., Degree Examination. The recipient of the SeniorThompson or the Maharaja of Travancore Prize is notentitled to receive the Prize.

15. The Raja Annamalai Chettiar Prize (1942-Rs.1,000) ofRs.36 for outstanding services to the College Union by thestudent who has finished the course in the B.A./B.Sc.,M.A./M.Sc., M.Com., Degree Courses.

16. Presidency College General Proficiency Prize of aboutRs.50 for the senior student of the College for his workraising the prestige of the College by his scholasticattainments or proficiency in athletic activities.

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English17. The Arbuthnot Prize of Rs.37 for distinction in English

Composition written by final year B.A./B.Sc., B.Com.,Degree Class students the College.

18. The Scorr Elocution Prize of Rs. for distinctionin the first year of the B.A./B.Sc., and Degree CourseEnglish in the College.

19. The Inner Prize of Rs. 51 to a senior student of thePresidency College for general proficiency in English.

20. The Elliot Prize of Rs.51 for that student who is mostprof icient in English at the M.A. or B.A DegreeExamination.

21. The Mackintosh Prize of Rs.15 tenable to the student whois most proficient in Shakespeare and ShakespeareanCriticism at the M.A. Degree Examination.

22. J.N. Bilderbeck Essay Prize of Rs.30 awarded to thatstudent of the College who is most proficient in Englishunder Branch XII of the B.A Degree Examination of theUniversity of Madras.

23. The Bilderbeck Prize of Rs.39 for that student who is mostproficient in English among the students who have passedthe B.A. Degree Examination in that year.

24. The Sir Mark Hunter Memorial Prize of Rs.21 for the bestessay to be written at the college by the student of theM.A (English) Degree class in English Language andliterature on a subject to be selected by the Principal.

25. The Rao Sahib M.R. Rajagopala Ayyangar Prize (1940-Rs.501) of Rs.16 for a student studying in the first yearB.A.., or B.Sc.,Degree Class in the College for proficiencyin English Composition.

26. The Papworth Prize for English about Rs.80 for the bestspeaker in English from among the students of the college.

Mathematics27. Professor Annada Rao Prize for Mathematics about Rs.250

awarded once in two years to the best of the critical essayson a mathematics topic or original works published orsubmitted by students of the College and by those whohave at some time not earlier than three years precedingthe date of submission.

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28. Prof. Dr.. K.Sivasubramaniam Trust Prize awarded to thebest student in M.Sc Mathematics.

Physics29. The Sithalakshmi Subramanian Prize Rs.12 for the student

who is most proficient in Physics at the M.Sc. DegreeExaminations in the College.

30. The R. L. Jones Memorial Senior Prize of Rs.12 for thestudent who is most proficient in Physics (main) at theB.Sc., Degree Examination in the College.

31. The R. L.Jones Memorial Junior Prize of Rs.12 for thestudent who is most proficient in Physics (main) at theB.Sc., Degree Examination in the College.

32. The Physics Association Senior Prize of Rs.16, juniorRs.8 for reading the best paper at the Physics Associationby a student of M.Sc., Degree and B.Sc., Degree classesrespectively.

33. Dr. S. Kalyanaraman Memorial Prize for Physics (1963Rs.100) Rs.25 in the ratio of 3:2 one for second yearM.Sc., and another third year B.Sc., Physics (main) forthe best laboratory work in the College Laboratory.

34. Dr. H. Parameswaran Senior Prize (1958-Rs.3,000). TheValue of about Rs.80 to the student who obtains a firstclass in the M.Sc. Degree Examination in Physics of theMadras University and secures the highest number ofmarks at the University Practical Examination.

35. Dr. H. Parameswaran Junior Prize (1958-Rs.3,000). TheValue of about Rs.40 to the student who obtains a firstclass in the B.Sc. Examination in Physics and securesthe highest number of marks at the University PracticalExamination in Physics.

36. Alumini Prof. Dr. R.K. Natarajan and Prof. Dr. S. GunasekaranUG and PG Physics Prizes (2007 - Rs. 50,000)Chemistry

37. The Wilson Prize of Rs.40 for distinction in PracticalChemistry in the final year B.Sc., Degree in the College.

38. The Senior Chemical Society Prize (1939-Rs.1000) ofRs.18 forthe best paper read at the College ChemicalSociety by students of the M.Sc. Degree Class in theCollege.

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39. The Junior Chemical Society Prize of Rs.12 for the bestpaper read at the College Chemical Society by students ofthe B.Sc. Degree class in the College.

40. Dr. B.B. Dey Commemoration Prize for Chemistry (1953-Rs.750)about Rs.27 for the highest number of marks inOrganic Chemistry (Theory and Practical Combined) in theclass examination of the final year B.Sc., Degree class.

41. Professor M.V, Sitaram, Commemoration Prizes in thename of the Professor M.V. Sitaram Professor of Chemistryin the College have been instituted for students ofChemistry in the College (1968- Rs.8000) about Rs.360;one for a student of the second year M.Sc., (Chemistry)and one for a student of the third year B.Sc., (Chemistry)on the basis of their performance and attainments both intheory and practical works as attested by the terminal andannual examinations.

42. Dr. T.A. Sundarrajan Prize (1967-Rs.1000) of Rs.15 to astudent in the Department of Chemistry who obtainshighest number of marks in M.Sc. Degree theory andpractical (Combined in the subject of Organic Chemistry inthe University Examination)

43. Dr. T.R. Gov indachari Commemoration Prize T.R.Govindachari 60th Birth Day Commemoration CommitteePrize.

(i) The Prize to be awarded annually to the best student ofthe 1st year M.Sc. class based on the UniversityExamination of the 1st and 2nd semesters.

44. Prof. B.R. Pai Memorial Charitable Endowment Fund

a) One prize of Rs. 2000/- to the best student in M.Sc.Chemistry.

b) One prize of Rs. 1500/- to the best student in B.Sc.Chemistry in Main Class.

Professor Wilson Prize

(ii) The Prize has to be awarded annually to the best essayand topic of importance in Chemistry (to be decided by theHead of the Department, Presidency College, Madras)written by the students of M.Sc. Class of the Madras CityColleges affiliated in Post-Graduate course in Chemistry,

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including I.I.T Madras.

Professor Brain Smith Prize

(iii) The Prize has to be awarded to the best student of thefirst year class of the B.Sc. as determined by the totalnumber of marks in the class and University Examinationof the year.

Professor H.O. Kershem Prize

(iv) The Prize has to be awarded annually to the best studentof the second year class as decided by his/herperformance in the class tests and the UniversityExamination of that year.

J.L. Simonson Prize

(v) The Prize has to be awarded annually to the best projectof M. Sc., class or Ph.D. thesis in Chemistry submittedfrom the Department. The award will be made on therecommendation of the Head of the Department.

The Principal, Presidency College, Madras will be theadminstrator of all the endowments in this college. Allprizes will be cash awarded with appropriate citations.

Botany

45. The Fyson Prize of Rs.36 for the student who is mostproficient in the collection of plants accomplished by notesof ecological interest by students of the final B.Sc. coursein the College.

Zoology

46. The Bourne Prize of Rs.30 for the student who is mostproficient in Zoology at the M.Sc. Degree or B.Sc. Degreeexaminations in the College.

47. The Ramunni Menon Prizes of Rs.33 for the student whois most proficient in Zoology at the practical examinationsof B.Sc. Degree Course and passed the UniversityExamination at the end of such period at least in II Class.

48. The Professor R. Gopala Ayyar Prize (1941-Rs.535) ofRs.20 for the most proficient M.Sc./B.Sc. student in fieldwork in Zoology in the College.

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49. Darwin-Wallace Centenary Prize of Rs.45 in the form ofbooks to the student of final year B.Sc., or M.Sc., Whoseessay is adjudged as the best by the two judges appointedfor the purpose.

50. Professor Ekambaranathan Prize (1990-Rs.1650) of aboutRs.50 in the form of books to the student in Zoology Mainwho is most distinguished as adjudged by the performanceat the class examination during the M.Sc. Degree Courseprovided he/she passed the two parts of the M.Sc. Degreeexamination at the first appearance.

Geology

51. The Rao Bahadur H. Narayana Rao Prize of Rs.20 for thestudent in III year B.Sc Degree Course who is mostproficient in Geology at the B.Sc. or M.Sc. DegreeExamination of the College.

52. Professor T.N. Muthuswami Prize (1955 -Rs.2,000) of aboutRs.80 to the student scoring the highest marks (theoyrryand practical) in Geology main in II year B.Sc. DegreeCourse. Eligibility minimum is 60 percent of mark inGeology.

53. Prof. Paul. G. Dowie Commemoration Endowment FundPrize:

The prize shall be awarded from the annual interestaccruing on the fund to the student of M.Sc. Geologycourse who stands first in Economic Geology in theSemester End Examination obtaining 60% and above.

54. ‘Sri Vajapeyam Gopal Endowment Fund’:

The fund awards scholarship to meet the tuition fees fortwo years to the Post-Graduate students or economicallybackward students, belonging to a forward community whosecure 60% or more marks in the undergraduate course,if no suitable candidate is available, Physics studentssatisfying the above mentioned conditions may be awardedthe scholarship.

Political Science

55. The Allen Prize of Rs.27 for the student who is mostproficient in Poli tical Science at the M.A. DegreeExamination.

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History

56. The Gorden Prize of Rs.27 for the student who is mostproficient in Branch I History at the M.A. Degree Level.

57. Prof. Dr. KR Hanumanthan’s Eighty First Birth AnniversaryTrust Award awarded to the best student of the year inB.A.History.

History and Politics

58. The Candeth memorial prize of Rs.30 for the best essaywritten at College on History or Politics by students in theCollege.

Economics and Politics

59. Sri M. Bakthavatchalam Prize (1955-Rs.4,000) of Rs.197.One prize to a student from the Department of Politics andthe other to a student from the Department of Economicswho secures the highest number of marks in M.A. Politicsand M.A. Economics respectively in the UniversityExamination.

Economics

60. The Shanmugham Prize for Economics (1951-Rs.2,000) ofabout Rs.70 for the best student of the college who obtainsthe highest total marks in Branch III Economics of theM.A. Degree Examination.

Sanskrit

61. The Pandit Narasimhacharya Sanskrit Prize of Rs.21 forthe best essay in Sanskrit on a selected subject bystudents of the second and third year B.A., B.Sc., andM.A., M.Sc., classes in the College.

62. The Viswanatha Sastri Sanskrit Prize of Rs.12, it shall beawarded annually to a student of the B.A. or M.A. Sanskritwho writes the best essay in English on a selected subjectconnected with Sanskrit Literacy criticism.

63. The Oppert Prize for the student who is most proficient inBranch VII Sanskrit in M.A. Degree examination in thecollege.

64. The Sri C.V. Kumaraswami Sastri Sanskrit prize of Rs.27for the highest marks in Part I Sanskrit B.A. Degreeexamination of the University of Madras.

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65. The Mahamahopadhyaya Kuppuswami Sastri SanskritPrize of Rs.15 for highest marks in Part I Sanskrit,submitted by a student who comes out successful in theB.A./B.Sc. Degree Examination in the College.

66. The Rao Bahadur S.K. Padmanabha Sastri SanskritElocution Prize (1968-Rs.500) of Rs.15 for the ablest oratorin Sanskrit at an oratorical contest in the College.

67. The Lakshmi Varalakshmi Sanskrit Prize (1959-Rs.500) ofRs.12 for an Andhra student of the college proficient inSanskrit at the 1 Year M.A Degree examination. If in anyyear no Andhra student is available, the prize may beawarded to any other student satisfying the otherconditions of the award.

68. The Rao Bahadur M. Rangacharya Sanskrit Elocution Prize(1937-Rs.900) of Rs.27 for the ablest orator in Sanskrit inan open competition in the college.

69. Professor M. Rangacharya Sanskrit Prize (1954-Rs.500)of about Rs.13 for obtaining highest marks in the annualexamination in the first year M.A. Degree Class (Sanskrit)in the College.

70. The Lalpet Venkataraman Prize of Rs.125 to the student inthe Presidency College, Madras who has secured thehighest number of marks in Sanskrit of the M.A DegreeExamination one of the students appearing for the saidexaminations from the said college.

71. Thiru. Ramalinga Reddi Prize awarded to a student whoobtains the highest total number of marks in M.A. DegreeExamination in Sanskrit of the Madras Universiytty andpassing all the examinations at the first appearance withthe minimum period prescribed under the regulation inforce. If more than one student obtains the highest totalnumber of marks the prize amount shall be distributedequally among them.

Tamil72. Pandit C.R. Namasivaya Mudaliyar Memorial Rolling Cup

and Prize Value of Rs.15 to a student in City Colleges whois adjudged to be e best speaker in Tamil on a selectedsubject. The Rolling Cup will be presented to the collegewhich sends the best team of speakers for the oratoricalcontest in Tamil.

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73. Dr. U.V. Swaminatha lyer Memorial Thirukkural Prize (1938Rs.3,00) of Rs.72 and Rs. 91 Awarded to two womenstudents of city colleges on the result of the competitiveexamination (Oral and Written) in Tamil is not less than600 Kurals out of 1,300 Kurals by Saint Thiruvalluvar.

74. Sri Gurugnanasambanda Swamigal Sivabogasaram Prize(1955-Rs.5,000) of about Rs. 200; three prizes in the ratioof 6:4:3 based on a competitive examination of the TamilWork of Sivabogasaram open to all students studying inthe College in the City of Madras.

75. The Powell and Morehead prize of about Rs. 304 open tothe students who have graduated from the College for thebest essay in Tamil

76. De. Navalar Nedunchezhiyan Golden Jubilee Endowment/Arignar Anna’s Political Philosophy Prize of Rs.175(Rs.1,000)Awarded to a student of the Post-GraduateDegree Class, who writes the best thesis in Tamil on anyaspect of Arignar Anna’s Political Philosophy.

Tamil & Telugu

77. The Bourdillion Prizes, Two prizes of Rs.23 each fordistinction in Tamil and Telugu at the Senior B.A ClassExamination.

Malayalam

78. The Kunjambu Nambiar Prize of Rs.28 each for that Studentwho is most proficient in Malayalam Language andliterature in Senior B.A. Class in the College.

79. The Presidency College Malayalam Association EducationPrize of Rs.15 for that student who is most proficient at anoratorical contest in Malayalam.

Psychology

80. Late S.C. Sengodiyan Prize (1955-Rs.2000) of Rs.10 forthe student of the Presidency College, Madras who standsfirst in the M.A Degree Examination in Psychology.

81. The Presidency College Psychology Association Prize(1959Rs.300). One prize of the value or Rs.60 to thatstudent of the final year M.A Degree class in Psychologywho secures the highest marks in the aggregate in all the

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Terminal Examinations. Another Prize to the value of Rs.60to that student who stands first in the B.A Degreeexamination of the University of Madras in Psychology(Main) among the students who appear f rom thePresidency College, Madras.

Hindi

82. RAI W. Ramakrishnalal Sahib Prize (1968-Rs. 5000) ofRs.15 to a student in the Department of Hindi who standsfirst in the final University Examination in part III Hindi asMain Subject.

81. Thiru. Seth Bajrangdas Sahuwala prize of Rs.15 to thatstudent of the B.A or B.Sc. Degree class who secures thehighest marks in Part I Hindi in the final Examination.

Telugu

82. Lalpet Venkatarathnam Scholarship Endowment Fund(1953-Rs.300. Awarded to Student of M.A Degree withNyaya and Vedanata preferable Vaishtadalda as SpecialSubject.

83. Paravasam Chinnaiyu Suri Memorial Rolling Cup: Awardedto the College in Madras City which sends best team oftwo speakers for an oratorical contest in Telugu conductedat Presidency College, Madras.

National Cadet Corps84. The Presidency College Centenary Prize for U.O.TC(Now

N.C.C.) 1940-Rs.15 for a Cadet or Non-CommissionedOfficer of the N.C.C. at the college for proficiency in thetest for musketry drill, turnout and attendance.

85. The Captain S.Kalyanaraman Memorial prize (1947Rs.510)of Rs.15 to the best Junior Non-CommissionedOfficer not above the rank of a Corporal in the CollegeN.C.C.

Bharath Rathna Rajiv Gandhi Foundation Prize

86. The Bharath Rathna Rajiv Gandhi Foundation Prize isawarded annually to the students who excel in studies andsports activities from the fund of Rs. 1,00,000/- institutedin the memory of Former Prime Minister late Shri RajivGandhi.

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C.C. Ganapathy Foundation Prize

87. A Cash Prize of Rs.25,000/- has to be awarded annuallyto the best post-graduate student in Economics whoobtains the highest total marks (excluding the continuousassessment marks) in both the years.

P.Subramaniam Charitable Endowment Fund

88. Dr. S.Rohini, IES (Retd.), instituted an endowment fund ofRs.2,00,000/-, conducting an Endowment Lecture andawarding a Gold Medal for the first rank holder of M.A.,Economics in the name of her father Late Shri P.Subramaniam every year.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2018 - 19 Thiruvalluvarandu – 2049 June 2018

Date

Day

Day order

Particular

No. of working

days

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-

2

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-

-

3

Sunday

-

-

4

Monday

-

-

5

Tuesday

-

-

6

Wednesday

-

-

7

Thursday

-

-

8

Friday

-

-

9

Saturday

-

-

10

Sunday

-

-

11

Monday

-

-

12

Tuesday

-

-

13

Wednesday

-

-

14

Thursday

-

-

15

Friday

-

-

16

Saturday

-

-

17

Sunday

-

-

18

Monday

I

College reopens after summer vacation for the 1st

semester

1

19

Tuesday

II

2

20

Wednesday

III

3

21

Thursday

IV

4

22

Friday

V

5

23

Saturday

-

-

24

Sunday

-

-

25

Monday

VI

6

26

Tuesday

I

7

27 Wednesday II 8

28 Thursday III 9

29 Friday IV Last date for submission of Internship report in second year P.G. Students

10

30 Saturday - -

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2018 - 2019

Thiruvalluvarandu – 2049 July 2018

Date DayDay

orderParticulars

No. of working

days

1 Sunday

-

-

2 Monday

V

11

3 Tuesday

VI

12

4 Wednesday

I

13

5 Thursday

II

14

6 Friday

III

15

7 Saturday

-

-

8 Sunday

-

-

9 Monday

IV

16

10 Tuesday

V

17

11 Wednesday

VI

18

12 Thursday

I

19

13 Friday

II

Last date for payment of Tuition fees without ne

20

14 Saturday - -

15 Sunday - -

16 Monday III 21

17 Tuesday

IV

22

18 Wednesday

V

23

19 Thursday

VI

24

20 Friday

I

25

21 Saturday

-

-

22 Sunday

-

-

23 Monday

II

26

24 Tuesday

III

27

25 Wednesday

IV

28

26 Thursday

V

29

27 Friday

VI

30

28 Saturday - -

29 Sunday - -

30 Monday I Last date for payment of Tuition fees with ne

31

31 Tuesday II 32

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2049

August 2018

Date

Day

Day order

Particulars

No. of working

days

1

Wednesday

III

33

2

Thursday

IV

34

3

Friday

V

35

4

Saturday

-

-

5

Sunday

-

-

6

Monday

VI

36

7

Tuesday

I

37

8

Wednesday

II

38

9

Thursday

III

39

10

Friday

IV

40

11

Saturday

-

-

12

Sunday

-

-

13

Monday

V

41

14

Tuesday

VI

42

15

Wednesday

-

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16

Thursday

I

43

17

Friday

II

44

18

Saturday

-

-

19

Sunday

-

-

20

Monday

III

Last day for payment of exam fees / submission of application form without ne for 2nd

year, 3rd

Year UG & PG students

45

21

Tuesday

IV

46

22

Wednesday

-

Bakrid

-

23 Thursday V 47

24 Friday VI 48

25 Saturday - -

26 Sunday - -

27 Monday I 49

28 Tuesday II Last day for payment of exam fees / submission of application form with ne

for 2nd year, 3rd Year UG & PG students

50

29 Wednesday III 51

30 Thursday IV 52

31 Friday V Last Date for submission of M.Phil Dissertation without ne

53

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September 2018

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2

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54

4

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I

55

5

Wednesday

II

56

6

Thursday

III

57

7

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IV

58

8

Saturday

-

-

9

Sunday

-

-

10

Monday

V

Internal Assessment Test – I 59

11

Tuesday

VI

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60

12

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I

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61

13

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14

Friday

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College Holiday -

15

Saturday

-

-

16

Sunday

-

-

17

Monday

II

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Last date for submission of M.Phil Dissertation with ne

62

18

Tuesday

III

63

19

Wednesday

IV

64

20

Thursday

V

65

21

Friday

-

Moharam

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Saturday

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-

23

Sunday

-

-

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Monday

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66

25 Tuesday I 67

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& PG students)

68

27 Thursday III 69

28 Friday IV 70

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4

Thursday

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73

5

Friday

II

Last day for payment of exam fees / submission of application form with ne for 1st

year UG & PG students

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6

Saturday

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-

7

Sunday

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-

8

Monday

III

75

9

Tuesday

IV

76

10

Wednesday

V

77

11

Thursday

VI

78

12

Friday

I

79

13

Saturday

-

-

14

Sunday

-

-

15

Monday

II

Internal Assessment Test – II 80

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Tuesday

III

”

81

17

Wednesday

IV

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18

Thursday

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Saraswathi Pooja /Audha Pooja -

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Vijayathasami

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20

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-

21

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-

-

22

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V

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Tuesday

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25 Thursday II ” 86

26 Friday III 87

27 Saturday - -

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30 Tuesday V 89

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8

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-

9

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-

11

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-

13

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18

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-

19

Monday

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-

20

Tuesday

-

-

21

Wednesday

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Miladi Nabi

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22

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-

23

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-

24

Saturday

-

-

25

Sunday

-

26

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27

Tuesday

-

-

28

Wednesday

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semester

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30 Friday III 3

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Thiruvalluvarandu – 2049 December 2018

Date Day Day

order Particulars

No. of working days

1 Saturday - -

2 Sunday - - 3 Monday IV 4

4 Tuesday V 5

5 Wednesday VI 6

6 Thursday I Flag day 7

7 Friday II 8 8 Saturday - -

9 Sunday - -

10 Monday III 9

11 Tuesday IV 10 12 Wednesday V 11

13 Thursday VI 12

14 Friday I 13

15 Saturday - -

16 Sunday - - 17 Monday II 14

18 Tuesday III 15

19 Wednesday IV 16 20 Thursday V 17

21 Friday VI 18

22 Saturday - -

23 Sunday - -

24 Monday - College Holiday - 25 Tuesday - Christmas Holiday -

26 Wednesday I 19

27 Thursday II 20

28 Friday III 21

29 Saturday - -

30 Sunday - -

31 Monday IV 22

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Thiruvalluvarandu –

2049-50

January 2019

Date

Day

Day order

Particulars

No. of working

days

1

Tuesday

-

English New Year

-

2

Wednesday

V

23

3

Thursday

VI

24

4

Friday

I

25

5

Saturday

-

-

6

Sunday

-

-

7

Monday

II

26

8

Tuesday

III

27

9

Wednesday

IV

28

10

Thursday

V

29

11 Friday

VI

30

12 Saturday

-

-

13 Sunday

-

Bhogi Festival

-

14 Monday - Pongal Thirunal -

15 Tuesday - Thiruvalluvar Day - 16 Wednesday - Uzhavar Day - 17 Thursday I 31 18

Friday

II

32

19

Saturday

-

-

20

Sunday

-

-

21

Monday

III

33

22

Tuesday

IV

34

23

Wednesday

V

35

24

Thursday

VI

36

25

Friday

I

37

26

Saturday

-

Republic Day

-

27

Sunday

-

-

28

Monday

II

38

29

Tuesday

III

39

30

Wednesday

IV

40

31

Thursday

V

*Last date of payment of exam fees / submission of

application form without ne

UG & PG Students

41

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2050

February 2019

Date

Day

Day order

Particulars

No. of working

days

1

Friday

VI

42

2

Saturday

-

-

3

Sunday

-

-

4

Monday

I

43

5

Tuesday

II

44

6

Wednesday

III

45

7

Thursday

IV

46

8

Friday

V

47

9

Saturday

-

-

10

Sunday

-

-

11 Monday VI 48

12 Tuesday I *Last date of payment of exam fees / submission of

application form without

ne UG &

PG Students

49

13

Wednesday

II

50

14

Thursday

III

51

15

Friday

IV

52

16

Saturday

-

-

17

Sunday

-

-

18

Monday

V

*Last date of payment of exam fees / submission of

application form with ne

UG & PG Students

53

19

Tuesday

VI

Internal Assessment Test –

I

54

20

Wednesday

I

”

55

21

Thursday

II

”

56

22

Friday

III

”

57

23

Saturday

-

-

24

Sunday

-

-

25

Monday

IV

58

26

Tuesday

V

59

27

Wednesday

VI

60

28

Thursday

I

National Science Day

61

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19


2050

March 2019

Date

Day

Day order

Particulars

No. of working

days

1

Friday

II

62

2

Saturday

-

-

3

Sunday

-

-

4

Monday

III

63

5

Tuesday

IV

64

6

Wednesday

V

Practical Examination Begins

65

7

Thursday

VI

66

8

Friday

I

International Women’s day

67

9

Saturday

-

-

10 Sunday - -

11 Monday II 68 12 Tuesday III 69 13

Wednesday

IV

70

14

Thursday

V

71 15

Friday

VI

72

16

Saturday

-

-

17

Sunday

-

-

18

Monday

I

73

19

Tuesday

II

74

20

Wednesday

III

75

21

Thursday

IV

76

22

Friday

V

77

23

Saturday

-

-

24

Sunday

-

-

25

Monday

VI

Good Friday

78

26

Tuesday

I

Internal Assessment Test –

II

79

27

Wednesday

II

”

80

28

Thursday

III

”

81

29

Friday

IV

”

82

30

Saturday

-

-

31

Sunday

-

-

98


19


2050

April

2019

Date

Day

Day order

Particulars

No. of working

days

1

Monday

V

”

83

2

Tuesday

VI

”

84

3

Wednesday

I

85

4

Thursday

II

86

5

Friday

III

87

6

Saturday

-

Telugu New Year

-

7

Sunday

-

-

8

Monday

IV

88

9

Tuesday

V

89

10

Wednesday

VI

2nd

Semester Exam starts

2nd semester last working day

90

11

Thursday

-

-

12 Friday - -

13 Saturday - - 14 Sunday - Tamil New Year Day /

Dr.Ambedkar Birthday

-

15

Monday

-

- 16

Tuesday

-

-

17

Wednesday

-

Mahaveer Jayanthi

-

18

Thursday

-

-

19

Friday

-

Good Friday

-

20

Saturday

-

-

21

Sunday

-

-

22

Monday

-

-

23

Tuesday

-

-

24

Wednesday

-

-

25

Thursday

-

-

26

Friday

-

-

27

Saturday

-

”

-

28

Sunday

-

”

-

29

Monday

-

”

-

30

Tuesday

-

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