DHANRAJ BAID JAIN COLLEGE

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DHANRAJ BAID JAIN COLLEGE(AUTONOMOUS)

Owned & Managed by

Tamil Nadu Educational and Medical TrustA Jain Minority Institution, Co-EducationApproved by Government of TamilnaduAffiliated to the University of Madras

Re - Accredited by NAAC

Rajiv Gandhi Salai, Jyothi Nagar, IT Corridor, Thoraipakkam,Chennai - 600 097. Tamilnadu, India.

Tel : +91 72000 71798Web : www.dbjaincollege.org

Email : [email protected]

ACADEMIC CALENDAR2019 - 2020

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Jain MahamantraNAMO Arihantanam

NAMO Siddhanam

NAMO Aayariayanam

NAMO Vuvajzhayanam

NAMO Loye Savve Sahunam

Ayso Pancha Namo Karo

Savva Paava Pano Sano

Mangala Nancha Savvesim

Padhamam Havai Mangalam

English TranslationTo Arhants the perfect souls embodied

Possessed of infinite cognition Knowledge, happiness and power

To Siddhas, the perfect souls in nirvanaFormless and bodiless, free from all karmic attachments

To Acharyas, the masters adept in spirituality

To Upadhayayas, the adepts, guiding the scholar - ascetics

To All the sadhus, the ascetics devoted to the contemplation of self Imake obeisance humble.

College Prayer

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STUDENTS’ PERSONAL PROFILE

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CONTENTSSl. No. Title Page No.

1. Thamizh Thai Vazhthu, National Anthem 5

2. The Pledge, The Golden Words 6

3. Jainism - Thus Spoke Lord Mahaveer 74. Mission & Vision 8

5. Important Notice 9

6. The Tamilnadu Educational and Medical Trust 10

7. Members of the Governing Council 15

8. Academic Council Members 16

9. Details of Faculty Members in the College 17

10. Programmes Offered 28

11. CBCS 2912. Autonomous 33

13. D.B. Jain Club Activities 34

14. Subject List - Programme -Wise 39

15. Departmental Activities 51

16. Rules & Regulations for Students 55

17. Attendance 66

18. Library 70

19 Scholarships and Concessions 76

20. Memorandum of Understanding 81

21. Leave Requisition form 111

22. Students Response form 113

23. Annexure 114

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National AnthemJana gana mana adhinayaka jayahe

Bharatha Bhagya Vidhata

Punjaba Sindu Gujaratha Maratha

Dravida Utkala Vanga

Vindhya Himachala Yamuna Ganga

Ucchhala Jaladhi Taranga

Tava Shuba name jage

Tava Shuba asisa mage

Gahe tavajaya gatha

Jana ganamangala dayaka jayahe

Bharatha Bhagya Vidhata

Jaya he, Jaya he, Jaya jaya jaya jaya he

- Rabindranath Tagore

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PLEDGE TO THE NATIONIndia is my countryAll Indians are my brothers and sistersI love my country,and I am proud of its rich and varied heritageI shall always strive to be worthy of it.I shall give my parents, teachers andall elders respectAnd treat everyone with courtesyTo my country and my peopleI pledge, my devotionIn their well-being and prosperityalone, lies my happiness

GOLDEN PRECEPTSThe best day – TODAY

The greatest need – DISCIPLINE

The greatest teacher – NATURE

The greatest sin – FEAR

The greatest troublemaker – GOSSIP

The meanest feeling – JEALOUSY

The most expensive indulgence – HATE

The cheapest, easiest, stupidest thing to do – FAULT FINDING

The worst bankruptcy – THE SOUL THAT LOST ITS CHEER

The best part of anyone’s religion - CHEERFULNESS

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JAINISM - THUS SPOKE LORD MAHAVEER

Every Soul is independent. None depends on otherAll soul are alike. None is superior or inferiorEvery soul is in itself absoulutely omniscient and blissful.The bliss does not come from outside.All human beings are miserable due to their own fault, andthey themselves can be happy by correcting these faults.The greatest mistake of soul is non recognition of its realself and can only be corrected recognizing itself.There is no separate existence of God. Everybody can at-tain. Godhood by making supreme efforts in the right di-rection.Know thyself, recognize thyself, be immersed by thyselfyou will attain Godhood. God is neither the creator nor thedestructor of the Universe. He is merely a silent observerand omniscient.One, who - even after knowing the whole universe can re-main unaffected and unattached, is God.Fight with yourself, why fight with external foes? He whoconquers himself through himself will obtain happiness.A man is seated on top of a tree in the midst of a burningforest. He sees all living beings perish. But he doesn’t real-ize that the same fate is soon to overtake him also. That manis a fool.All beings hate pain. Therefore one should not hurt or killthem. Ahimsa (non-violence) is the highest religion.

DARKNESS TO LIGHT

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Our Mission

To instill an everlasting urge in the students to learn and thinkclearly and objectively; in addition to develop energy and vital-ity to them and enable them to perform effectively to bring peaceand prosperity in the society.

Our Vision

Transformation of Human mind and creation of a new culturethat has a patience for rules, laws, code of conduct, moral val-ues, natural courtesies and human dignity.

Our Goals

Life is a constant process of teaching and learning. So, muchemphasis is laid on the quality of education being imparted. Thequality that shapes, persuades and patterns a person - into atotal human being vibrant with honesty, sincerity and truthful-ness and is thus established in goodness both outwardly andinwardly.

Our Quality Policy

To create a powerful army of youth, knowledgeable, sensitive tonature, proactive with a spirit of adventure, scientific temperand a deep inner craving for structuring a Globe of concord andharmony.

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IMPORTANT NOTICERAGGING IS A PUNISHABLE OFFENCERagging in any form, in any place or time is a cognizable offence thatwill attract severe punishment including summary expulsion from thecollege. Any violation of this rule will lead to dismissal of studentsinvolved as per the act of Govt. of Tamilnadu and UGC guidelines.Any student who directly or indirectly commits, participates in, abetsor propagates RAGGING within or outside the educational institutionshall be punished with imprisonment which may extend up to 2 yearsand shall also be liable to a fine which may extend up to Rs 2,50,000/-.He/he shall also be dismissed from the educational institution andsuch student shall not be admitted in any other educational institution.

RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF MOBILE PHONES

Use of mobile phones inside the college is strictly prohibited. If anyoneis found using mobile phones, sending SMS etc., inside the college,stringent action will be taken and the mobile phones will be confiscatedand will not be returned. However, in case of emergency parents cancontact their son/daughter on the following number:

Mobile number: 7200071798 044 - 24960889

PREVENTION OF TOBACCO PRODUCTSUse of tobacco products is strictly prohibited inside the college. Asper the Cigarettes and Tobacco Products Act, the sale of cigarettesand tobacco products is banned within a radius of 100 yards of thiscollege.

Non-Vegetarian Food (Including Egg) in anyform inside the Campus is Strictly Prohibited

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HISTORY OF TEAM TRUSTThe Tamilnadu Educational & Medical Trust was founded in 1972as a public Charitable Trust with a view to provide high qualitytechnical & medical education in Tamilnadu. Late Sri.RatanchandSavansukha, the Founder Trustee and Late Sri.Sundarlal Nahata,Late Sri.S.Suganmal Srisrimal, Late Sri.Dr.C.L.Metha andSri.Dayachand Savansukha, all promoter Trustees contributedRs.101/- each towards and for the purpose of founding andmaintaining educational Institutions and medical and health centrein the city of Madras and elsewhere together with donations,contributions and collection to be secured and collected and realizedby them.

The Broad base of Trust

Subsequently in 1974, Sri.Pukhraj Jain, Sri.Lalchand Munoth,Sri.Nalli Kuppusamy Chetty, Sri.P.G.Chengalvaraya Chetty,Sri.Kushalchand Galada & Sri.S.M.Vasraj Jain were inducted asLife Trustees. To comply with the requirement of Jain minorityinstitution Sri.Nalli Kuppusamy Chetty & Sri.P.G.ChengalvarayaChetty resigned. Sri.Sundarlal Nahata & Sri.S.M.Vasraj Jain alsoceased to be Trustees on their demise. In 1981 Sri.VinaychandGalada was inducted as Life Trustee. In 1983 Sri.MahaveerchandSrisrimal was inducted as Life Trustee on the demise of his fatherSri.Suganmal Srisrimal. In 1984 Sri.Shantilal Munoth, brotherof Chairman Sri.Lalchand Munoth, was inducted as Life Trusteefollowing the establishment of Misrimal Navajee Munoth JainPolytechnic. In 1994 Sri.Jaswant Munoth, Son of ChairmanSri.Lalchand Munoth, was inducted as Life Trustee followingthe establishment of Engineering College. In 1995 Sri.Harish LMetha was inducted as Life Trustee on the demise ofSri.Dr.C.L.Metha. In February 2015 Sri.Dharmendra Savansukhawas inducted as Life Trustee on the demise of Sri.C.RatanchandSavansukha.

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Properties

The Dhanraj Baid Charities gifted to the Trust property & landmeasuring 12.5 grounds in Mahalingapuram valued at Rs.2.59lakhs (TEAM Trust paid Rs.75,000/- for the property as that sumwas unpaid by Dhanraj Baid Charities) in 1972 as part of theirRs. 7 lakhs donation. The Trust acquired 25.33 acres of land forRs.2.5 lakhs in the period 1975 to 1978 and 6.08 acres for Rs.3.60lakhs in 1981 in Thoraipakkam.

The Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain Engineering College acquired5 acres of land for Rs.33.25 lakhs in the year 2001.

All the institutions belonging to the Trust are located in theselands.

The Institutions

The Trust established Dhanraj Baid Jain College in 1972. DhanrajBaid Charities represented by its Trustee Sri.RatanchandSavansukha came forward with a donation of Rs.7 lakhs partly inthe form of property & partly as cash (paid in installmentsbetween 1972 and 1988) and made it possible to establish theArts & Science College in Chennai. The College was named afterSri.Dhanraj Baid. The Trust established Dhanraj Baid JainInstitute of Management in 1976. Both these institutions arelocated on a land measuring 17.05 acres with a built up area ofover 1,80,000 sq.ft.

The Trust established Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain Polytechnicin the year 1984. Sri.Lalchand Munoth, Chairman of the Trust,and Sri.Shantilal Munoth came forward with a donation of Rs.10lakhs in 1984. The Polytechnic was named after the Chairman’sfather Late Sri.Misrimal Navajee. The said Polytechnic was closed

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in April 1996 as per AICTE directions.

The Trust established Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain EngineeringCollege in 1994. Sri. Lalchand Munoth, Chairman of the Trustcame forward with a donation of Rs.25 lakhs in 1994 and made itpossible to realize the dream of Late Dr.C.L.Metha, Secretary ofthe Trust and himself to establish a technical College in Chennai.The College was named after the Chairman’s father LateSri.Misrimal Navajee. This College is located in an extent of landmeasuring 16.86 acres with a built up area of over 3,49,000 sq.ft.

The Trust established Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain School ofArchitecture in the year 2012. This College is located in an extentof land measuring 2 acres with a built-up area of over 50,000sq.ft.

The Trust established Lalchand Leeladevi Munoth Jain MedicalCare at Mahalingapuram in the year 2016. Sri.Lalchand Munoth,Chairman of the Trust since 1983 came forward with a donationof Rs. 51 lakhs to establish a State of Art Medical Care. TheMedical Care is named after the Chairman and his wife –Lalchand Leeladevi Munoth.

With the background of educational & medical service of whichTEAM Trust can well be proud of and with the enthusiasm,cooperation of several donors and well-wishers the Institutionshave made all round progress.

Donors

Apart from the main donors after whom the institutions are nameda large number of philanthropists contributed handsomely. Inthe initial days (1972-1975) of the establishment of the Trust, agroup of 82 people donated Rs.8,33,186/- (including donationsfrom Sri.Champalal Savansukha family Trust Rs.2,50,000/-

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Sri.Kushalchand Galada Rs.51,000/-, Sri.Suganmal Srisrimal,Dr.C.L.Metha, Sri.Lalchand Munoth, Sri.S.M.Vasraj Jain,Sri.Pukhraj Jain, Sri.Nalli Kuppusamy Chetty,Sri.P.G.Chengalvaraya Chetty Rs.10,000/- each and Sri.SundarlalNahata Rs.5,000/-) for establishment of the Dhanraj Baid JainCollege.

In 1984 a group of 7 people donated Rs.6,00,000/- (M/s. Kumbhat& Co., M/s.S.Devraj & Sons, Sri.Sugalchand Jain, Sri.NalliKuppusamy Chetty, Sri.P.G.Chengalvaraya Chetty Rs.1 Lakh eachand Sri.Subhashchand Ranka, Sri.Mohanlal Chordia Rs.50,000/-each) as building fund for the Misrimal Navajee Munoth JainPolytechnic.

In 1997 a group of 11 people donated Rs.43,00,000/- (M/s.Bhawarlal Bafna & Sons Rs.15 Lakhs, Munoth CommunicationLtd, Sri.Harish Uday Metha, M/s.Meghraj Sakaria & Sons,Sri.Ravikant Choudhry, M/s.J.G.Group, Sri.S.Shantilal Jain,Sri.K.Shantilal Jain, Sri.Bherulal R.Jain and Sri.SubhashchandRanka, (Rs.3 Lakhs each), Sri.Prithviraj Kawad (Rs.1 Lakh) asbuilding fund for the Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain EngineeringCollege. The Trust has also received donations from others overa period of time including Rs.1 Lakh from Sri.ManakchandGouthamchand Bethala.

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TRUSTEES OF THETAMILNADU EDUCATIONAL & MEDICAL

TRUST

Shri. M. Lalchand Munoth Chairman

Dr. Harish L Metha Secretary(Administration)

Shri. Jaswant Munoth Secretary(Finance & Secretarial)

Shri. R. Dayachand Savansukha Trustee

Shri. R. Dharmendra Savansukha Trustee

Shri. S. Mahaveerchand Jain Trustee

Shri. J. Pukhraj Jain Trustee

Shri. M. Shantilal Munoth Trustee

Shri. K. Vinaychand Galada Trustee

D.B. JAIN COLLEGE OFFICE BEARERSShri.R. Dayachand Savansukha

President

Dr. Harish L Metha Shri. Jaswant MunothSecretary (Admnistration) Secretary (Academic & Finance)

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D.B. JAIN COLLEGEGOVERNING BODY MEMBERS

Dr. Harish L Metha - Chairman,

Governing Body

Prof.K.K. Vashishtha - UGC - Nominee

Shri.M. Lalchand Munoth - Member

Shri. Jaswant Munoth - Member

Shri.R. Dayachand Savansukha - Member

Shri.R. Dharmendra Savansukha - Member

Shri.S. Mahaveerchand Jain - Member

Shri.J. Pukhraj Jain - Member

Shri.K. Vinaychand Galada - Member

Shri.L. Uday Metha - Member

Shri.K. Subashchand Ranka - Member

Joint Director of Collegiate Education,

Chennai Region - GovernmentNominee

Dr.R. Meganathan - University Representative

Dr.M. Sakthivel Murugan - Member

Principal - Member Secretary

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Academic Council Members1. Dr. Harish L Metha - Secretary (Administration)2. Mr. Jaswant Munoth - Secretary (Academic & Finance)3. Principal - Chairman4. Dr. M. Sakthivel Murugan - Prof. In-charge5. Mr. T. Murugan - Controller of Examination6. Dr. C. Nagarajan - Department of Co-operation7. Mr. K. Gubendiran - Department of Economics8. Mr. V. Karunakaran - Department of Mathematics9. Dr. R. Desingurajan - Director of Physical Education10. Dr. R. Rangarajan - Professor, Dept. of Commerce,

University of Madras,Chennai – 600 005.

11. Dr. S. Armstrong - Professor & Head, Dept of English,University of Madras,Chennai – 600 005.

12. Dr. K. Sivaji - Professor of Nuclear Physics,University of Madras, Guindy,Chennai -600 025.

13. Mr. D.S. Luther - Educationist, Rathna Kamal,R.K.Nagar, Mandaveli,Chennai - 600 028.

14. Thiru C.A.V. Murali - Chartered AccountantDLF Commander’s Court, Tower-C,Ethiraj Salai, Chennai – 600 008.

15. Dr. Grace Rathnam - Principal, C.L.Baid MethaCollege of Pharmacy,Chennai – 600 097.

16. Dr. S. Balaji - Department of Computer Science17. Mrs. A. Vijayalakshmi - Department of Tamil18. Mrs. J. Benita Selvakumari - Department of English19. Dr. M.Rajesh - Co-ordinator & Head Dept. of Corp. Secy.20. Dr. E.Viswanathan - Dept. of Commerce & NCC Officer21. Mrs. R.Lavanya - Dept. of Corporate Secretaryship.22. Dr. B.Jagadhesan - Department of Computer Science23. Dr. S.Ganapathy - Academic Asst. Coordinator24. Dr. R.Elangovan - Dept. of Visual Communication25. Mr. G.K.Ashok - Librarian

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COLLEGE ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATORS

PrincipalDr. M. Sakthivel Murugan Professor-In-ChargeMr. T. Murugan Controller of ExaminationsDr. S. Balaji Additional Controller of ExaminationsDr. M. Rajesh Co-ordinatorMr. V. Karunakaran Asst. Co-ordinatorDr. B. Jagadhesan Placement ConvenorDr. S. Ganapathy Academic Asst. Co-ordinator

Department of Tamil

1. Mrs. A. Vijayalakshmi, M.A., M.Phil., NET., SLET (HoD)2. Dr. R. Ranitha, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,3. Mrs. J. Usha, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,4. Dr. A. Adilakshmi, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,5. Dr. M. Ramajayam, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., NET., SET.,6. Dr. R. Jothibasu, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., NET.,7. Dr. E. Selvakumar, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.,8. Dr. C. Poonguzhali, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Department of English

1. Mrs. J. Benita Selvakumari, M.A., M.Phil., (HoD)2. Mr. T. Hamilton, M.A., M.Phil.,3. Mr. K. Kannan, M.A., M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,4. Mrs. K. Shoba, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., NET.,5. Ms. E. Dhanyarashmi, M.A., B.Ed., SET., NET.,6. Mrs. J. Kavitha, M.A., M.Phil.,7. Ms. M. Evanjaline Nightingale, M.A., M.Phil., SET.,8. Ms. S.V. Dhivya, M.A., M.Phil.,

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Department of Mathematics

1. Mr. V. Karunakaran, M.Sc., M.Phil., MLIS., PGDOR., (HoD)2. Mr. J. Poovaraghavan, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET.,3. Mr. D. Srinivasan, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET., NET.,4. Ms. S. Nirmal Veena, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET.,5. Mrs. T. Anusuya, M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Department of CommerceGeneral / Computer Application / Accounting & Finance

1. Dr. S. Ganapathy, M.Com CS., M.Phil., Ph.D., MBA., NET(C)., NET(M).,Head of the Department - Commerce

2. Dr. K. Rajasekaran, M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,Head of the Department - Computer Application

3. Mrs. M. Ezhilarasi, M.Com., M.Phil., M.Com CA., NET, JRFHead of the Department - Accounting & Finance

4. Mrs. B. Vaishnavi, MBA., M.Phil., NET., NET.,5. Mrs. V. Sivagami, M.Com., MBA., CAIIB., NET(C)., NET(M).,6. Mrs. R. Raajalakshmi, MBA., M.Phil.,7. Mrs. Vijaya Govindarajan, M.Com., ACA (Inter).,8. Mrs. K.E. Deepa, M.Com., MBA.,9. Mrs. M. Meyyammai, M.Com., B.Ed., M.Phil.,10. Mrs. R. Priyadharshini, MBA., M.Phil.,11. Mrs. M. Amuthamalar, B.E., MBA., PGHRM.,12. Mrs. R. Srimathi, M.Com., M.Phil.,13. Dr. T.S. Vidya, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Department of Corporate Secretaryship

1. Dr. A. Muruganantham, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., SET., MA (ECO)., (HoD)2. Dr. M. Rajesh, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., MBA., (HoD)3. Mr. S. Rajamani, M.Com CS., M.Phil.,4. Mr. D.K. Jayakanth, M.Com., M.Phil., SET.,5. Mr. A. Umapathy, M.Com., M.Com (CA)., MBA., M.Phil., SET., TNSET.,6. Mr. S. Sai Rajesh Kumar, M.Com., MBA., M.Phil., B.Ed.,

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Department of Computer Science

1. Dr. S. Balaji, MCA., M.Phil., MBA., Ph.D., (HoD)2. Dr. B. Jagadhesan, MCA., M.Phil., MBA., Ph.D., (HoD)3. Dr. K. Rajasekaran, MCA., M.Phil., Ph.D.,4. Mr. M. Karthik, MCA., M.Phil.,5. Mr. P. Saravanan, M.Sc., M.Phil.,6. Mrs. S. Bhuvaneswari, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET.,7. Mr. D. Elangovan, MCA., M.Phil., APSET., KSET, TNSET.,8. Mr. P. Prabakaran, MCA., M.Phil.,9. Mrs. C. Radha, MCA., M.Phil.,10. Ms. V. Nisha, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET.,11. Mrs. J. Lysa Eben, MCA., M.Phil.,12. Mrs. R. Rengalakshmi, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET.,13. Mrs. R. Shalini, M.Sc., M.Phil.,14. Mrs. M. Bharathi, MCA., M.Phil., M.Tech., NET.,15. Mrs. Durga Siddharth, MCA., M.Phil.,16. Mrs. S. Vijaya Bharathi, MCA., M.Phil.,17. Mrs. A. Muthulakshmi, B.E., M.Tech.,18. Mr. C. Govindasamy, B.Tech., ME.,19. Mrs. T.R. Nisha Dayana, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.,20. Mrs. S. Jaya Prasanna, MCA., M.Phil.,

Department of Management Studies

1. Dr. A. Narmadha, MBA., M.Phil., NET., Ph.D., M.Com., (HoD)2. Mr. G. Anbalagan, MBA., M.Com., M.Phil.,3. Ms. J. Priyavarshini, MBA., SLET.,4. Dr. V. Ratha, MBA., M.Phil., Ph.D.,5. Ms. V.G. Anusha Rajam, MBA., SET.,

Department of Visual Communication

1. Dr. R. Elangovan, M.A., Ph.D., NET., (HoD)2. Mr. M. Md. Sulaiman, Diploma in 2D & 3D Animation3. Mr. M. Naresh Kumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET.,4. Mr. V. Karthik, M.A., Mass Comm., M.A. Advertising5. Mr. M. Muthusamy, B.F.A., M.A.,

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Department of Psychology1. Mr. B. Vivian, M.Sc., NET., (HoD)

Department of Library Science1. Mr. G.K. Ashok, M.A., MLIS., M.Phil., (Librarian)2. Mr. P. Vijaya Baskar, MLIS., M.Phil., (Asistant Librarian)3. Ms. K.S. Girija, MLIS., M.Phil., (Assistant Librarian)4. Tmt. P. Thenmozhi, B.A., M.L.I.S., (Assistant)5. Tmt. P. Kalavani (Office Assistant)

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION

Mr. K.R. Rajesh, M.Com., M.Phil., ACA Manager (Finance & Admin)Mr. K. Gopal, B.A., Administrative OfficerMrs. K. Sita, M.A., Administrative Co-ordinatorMrs. K. Latha, B.A., Senior AssistantMs. C. Helen Glady, B.A., Senior AssistantMr. M. Suresh Kumar, B.Com., AssistantMr. M. Siva Kumar, M.Com., MBA., M.Phil., PA to PrincipalMrs. A. Ashwini, B.E., AssistantMrs. L. Radhika, MBA AssistantMrs. A. Viji Accounts AssistantMr. M. Chinna Thambi Campus SupervisorMr. G. Krishnan ElectricianMr. V. Arulselvan Helper to ElectricianMrs. Papitha ERP AssistantMr. Amal Praveen ERP Assistant

Training & PlacementDr. B. Jagadhesan ConvenerMrs. P. Chandrakala Placement OfficerMr. V. Karunakaran NPTEL Co-ordinatorMrs. V. Sivagami NPTEL Asst. Co-ordinatorDr. K. Rajasekaran ICTACT CoordinatorMr. P. Saravanan ICTACT ASST. CoordinatorMrs. M. Padma Placement AssistantMrs. A. Vijayalakshmi MemberMrs. J. Benita Selvakumari MemberDr. E. Viswanathan MemberDr. S. Ganapathy MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberMr. K. Gubendiran Member

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Dr. K. Ayyappan MemberDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. A. Narmadha MemberDr. R. Elangovan MemberMr. B. Vivian MemberMr. G.K. Ashok Member

Physical Education

Dr. R. Desingu Rajan, M.A., M.P.E.S., M.Phil., Ph.D., N.I.S.,(Director of Physical Education)

N.C.C. OFFICER

Capt. Dr.E. Viswanathan, M.Com., M.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

N.S.S. PROGRAMME OFFICERS

Unit I Mr. M.D. Palanivel, M.Com., M.Phil., MBA., B.L.I.SUnit II Mr. E. Paranthaman, M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed.,Unit III Mr. K. Gubendiran, M.A., M.Phil., DNCC.,Unit IV Mrs. J. Usha, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,Unit V Dr. M. Neelabai, M.A., M.Phil., MBA., Ph.D.,

Administrative Staff (Aided Staff)

Mr. J. Ghousemohideen Office Assitant (Spl. Grade)Mr. C. Mani Waterman (Spl. Grade)

Technical Staff (Computer)

Mr. T. Sathya Arasu, M.Sc., BEd, ProgrammerMr. A. Sekar, M.C.A., ProgrammerMr. T.A. Abhinath, B.Sc., ProgrammerMr. A. Santhosh ProgrammerMr. N. Anandakumar ProgrammerMr. K. Sathishkumar ProgrammerMr. V. Srikanth Programmer

Contingent Staff

Mr. K. Ganesh Basker Office AssistantMr. S. Shanmugam Office AssistantMr. A. Ramachandran Office Assistant

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Mr. A. Muthaiya Pandian Offce AssistantMr. D.K. Krishnamurthy WatchmanMr. Tej Bahadur WatchmanMr. N. Balaraman MarkerMrs. V. Kumari Sanitary WorkerMr. Nam Bahadur Watchman

NAAC & IQAC Core Committee

Principal ChairmanDr. M. Sakthivel Murugan MemberDr. R. Desingu Rajan MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. B. Jagadhesan MemberDr. S. Ganapathy MemberMr. V. Karunakaran MemberDr. E. Viswanathan MemberMrs. J. Benita Selvakumari MemberMrs. A. Vijayalakshmi MemberMrs. M. Manjula Devi MemberMr. G. K. Ashok MemberMrs. P. Chandrakala MemberMrs. V. Sivagami MemberDr. K. Rajasekaran MemberMr. P. Saravanan MemberDr. K. Ayyappan MemberDr. A. Narmadha MemberDr. R. Elangovan MemberMr. B. Vivian Member

NAAC & IQAC Executive CommitteeMs. E. Dhanyareshmi MemberDr. J. Kavitha MemberMs. M. Evanjaline Nightingale MemberDr. R. Ranitha MemberMr. K. Gubendiran MemberMrs. M. Puruchothama Nayaki MemberDr. C. Mekkal Roy MemberDr. M. Megala Member

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Dr. K. Rajasekaran MemberMr. M. Karthik MemberMrs. R. Lavanya MemberMrs. R. Raajalakshmi MemberMrs. Vijaya Govindarajan MemberMrs. K.E. Deepa MemberMrs. M. Meyyammai MemberMrs. R. Priyadharshini MemberMrs. M. Amuthamalar MemberMrs. R. Srimathi MemberDr. T.S. Vidya Member

Statutory Admission Committee

Principal ConvenorDr. M. Sakthivel Murugan MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberDr. E. Viswanathan Member

Calendar Committee

Principal ConvenorDr. M. Sakthivel Murugan MemberMr. V. Karunakaran MemberDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. B. Jagadhesan MemberDr. S. Ganapathy Member

Time Table Committee

Principal ConvenorDr. C. Nagarajan MemberDr. M. Rajesh Member

Work Diary Committee

Dr. S. Ganapathy ConvenorMr. V. Karunakaran MemberDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. B. Jagadhesan MemberDr. K. Rajasekaran Member

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Planning & Evaluation Committee

Principal ConvenorDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberMrs. J. Benita Selvakumari MemberDr. E. Viswanathan MemberMr. K. Gubendiran MemberMr. M.D. Palanivel MemberMr. M. Karthik MemberMs. E. Dhanyareshmi MemberDr. J. Kavitha MemberMs. M. Evanjaline Nightingale Member

Grievance Appeal Committee

Principal ConvenorDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberMrs. J. Benita Selvakumari MemberDr. M. Ranitha MemberMr. M.D. Palanivel MemberMr. E. Paranthaman MemberDr. K. Rajasekaran MemberMr. M. Karthik MemberDr. K. Ayyappan Member

Library Committee

Principal ConvenorDr. B. Jagadhesan MemberMrs. A. Vijayalakshmi MemberMr. P. Mohan MemberMr. M. Karthik MemberDr. K. Ayyappan Member

Students’ Welfare Committee

Dr. C. Nagarajan ConvenorDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberMrs. J. Benita Selvakumari MemberMs. E. Dhanyarashmi Member

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Mrs. J. Kavitha MemberMs. M. Evanjaline Nightingale MemberDr. R. Desingu Rajan MemberMr. E. Paranthaman MemberMr. K. Gubendiran MemberMr. M. Karthik MemberMrs. Durga Siddarth MemberMrs. S. Vijaya Bharathi Member

Extra-Curricular Activities

Dr. M. Rajesh MemberDr. S. Balaji MemberMrs. A. Vijayalakshmi MemberMrs. M. Manjula Devi MemberMrs. J. Benita Selvakumari MemberMr. M. Karthik MemberMrs. S. Bhuvaneswari MemberMrs. Durga Siddarth MemberMrs. R. Lavanya Member

Academic audit Committee

Dr. C. Vethirajan HoD, Department of CorporateSecretaryship, Alagappa University

Mr. Sujith Kumar Regional Head, HR, Human Resources,INFOSYS, CHENNAI

Students’ Council

Principal ConvenorDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. C. Nagarajan MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberDr. E. Viswanathan MemberMr. M. Karthik Member

Magazine Committee

Dr. M. Sakthivel Murugan ConvenorMrs. J. Benita Selvakumari MemberMs. E. Dhanyarashmi MemberMrs. J. Kavitha MemberMs. M. Evanjaline Nightingale Member

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Dr. M. Ramajayam MemberDr. R. Jothibasu MemberMt. V. Karunakaran MemberMrs. A. Vijayalakshmi MemberMrs. M. Manjula Devi MemberDr. S. Ganapathy MemberMrs. B. Vaishnavi MemberMrs. V. Sivagami Member

Sports Council

Dr. R. Desingu Rajan ConvenorMrs. K. Shoba MemberMrs. R. Lavanya MemberDr. C. Nagarajan MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberMr. M. Karthik Member

Anti-Ragging Committee & Squad Prevention of SexualHarrassment committee

Principal ConvenorDr. C. Nagarajan MemberDr. Desingu Rajan MemberDr. B. Jagadhesan MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberDr. E. Viswanathan MemberMrs. A. Vijayalakshmi MemberMrs. M. Puruchothama Nayaki MemberMr. M. Karthik MemberMrs. S. Bhuvaneshwari MemberMrs. S. Vijaya Bharathi Member

Women Students’ Forum & Welfare Committee

Mrs. A. Vijayalakshmi MemberDr. C. Mekkal Roy MemberMrs. S. Bhuvaneswari MemberMrs. Durga Siddarth MemberDr. M. Megala Member

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Mrs. S. Vijaya Bharathi MemberMrs. M. Puruchothama Nayaki MemberMrs. R. Lavanya MemberMrs. N. Srilakshmi Member

Health CentreDr. A. Kalaiselvan, M.B.B.S., Medical Officer

Discipline Committee MembersDr. C. Nagarajan, Chairman (Shift I)Dr. R. Desingurajan MemberDr. E. Viswanathan MemberSelvi. M. Manjula Devi MemberDr. B. Jagadhesan MemberDr. M. Rajesh Chairman (Shift II)Dr. K. Rajasekaran MemberMr. M. Karthik MemberMrs. R. Lavanya MemberMrs. S. Vijaya Bharathi Member

Entrepreneurial Development CellPrincipal ConvenorDr. S. Balaji MemberDr. E. Viswanathan MemberDr. S. Ganapathy MemberMrs. P. Chandrakala MemberMrs. B. Vaishnavi MemberMrs. V. Sivagami MemberDr. K. Rajasekaran MemberMr. P. Saravanan MemberMrs. A. Vijayalakshmi MemberMrs. J. Benita Selvakumari MemberDr. E. Viswanathan MemberDr. M. Rajesh MemberMr. K. Gubendiran MemberDr. K. Ayyappan MemberDr. A. Narmadha MemberDr. R. Elangovan MemberMr. B. Vivian MemberMr. G.K. Ashok Member

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Programmes OfferedMedium of Instruction is English for all Programmes.

A) UNDER - GRADUATE

1. B.Com., (General)2. B.Com., (Corporate Secretaryship)3. B.Com., (Accounting & Finance)4. B.Com., (Information Systems Management)5. B.Com (Computer Applications)6. B.Sc., (Computer Science)7. B.Sc., (Visual Communication)8. BCA., (Computer Application)9. B.B.A., (Business Administration)10. B.A., (English)11. B.Sc., (Psychology)

B) POST - GRADUATE

1. M.Com., (Corporate Secretaryship)2. M.Sc., (Information Technology)3. M.Sc., (Computer Science)

NO CAPITATION NO DONATION

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Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

What is CBCS?Choice – Based Credit System is a flexible system of learning. ‘Credit’defines the quantum of contents / syllabus prescribed for a course anddetermines the number of hours of instruction required. The distinguishingfeatures of the CBCS are the following:It permits students to

learn at their own pacechoose electives from a wide range of elective courses offeredby the various departmentsundergo additional courses and acquire more than the requirednumber of creditsadopt an inter-disciplinary approach to learningmake best use of the expertise of available faculty

1 – Schools, Departments and Programmes:1.1 There are several departments of study and research in thecollege which are grouped into various schools. Most of thesedepartments offer programmes at various levels under the CBCS. Theprogrammes offered include:

a) Under -Graduate Degree Programmesb) Master’s Degree Programmesc) M.Phil Programmesd) Certificate Programmese) Diploma Programmesf) P.G Diploma Programmes

2 – Courses2.1 A programme consists of a number of courses. A ‘Course’ is acomponent (a paper) of a programme. Every course offered by anydepartment is identified by a unique course code. A course may bedesigned to involve lectures / tutorials / laboratory work / seminar / projectwork / practical training / report writing / viva – voce etc. or a combinationof these to meet effectively the teaching and learning needs and thecredits may be assigned suitably.

3 – Seminars3.1 An academic year consists of two semesters

Odd Semester – June to NovemberEven Semester – December to April

3.2 A Semester normally extends over a period of 15 weeks. Each weekhas 30 hours of instruction spread over a 5-day week.

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4 – Credits4.1 Credit defines the quantum of contents / syllabus prescribed for acourse and determines the number of hours of instruction required perweek. Thus, normally in each of the courses, credits will be assigned onthe basis of the number of lectures / tutorials / laboratory work and otherforms of learning required to complete the course contents in a 15 weekschedule.1 Credit = 1 hour of lecture per week

(1 Credit course = 15 hours of lectures per semester) 3 Credits = 3 hours of lecture per week (3 Credit course = 45 hours of lectures per semester)

Instruction can be through lectures / tutorials / laboratory work / fieldwork or other forms. In determining the number of hours of instructionrequired for a course involving laboratory / field work, 3 hours oflaboratory / field work is generally considered equivalent to 1 hour oflecture

CBCS for U.G Courses

Study Components No. of Credit for TotalCourses Course Credits

Part – I Foundation CourseTamil / Other Languages 2+2=4 3 12

Part – IIEnglish 2+2=4 3 12

Part – IIICore Subjects 13-15 4-5 60Allied Subjects 4 5 20Project / Electives with three courses 15

Part – IV 1 (a) Those who have not studiedTamil upto XII Std and taken a non-Tamillanguage under Part – I shall take Tamilcomprising of two courses (level will be at 6th Std)1 (b) Those who have studied Tamil upto XII Stdand have taken a non-Tamil language underPart – I shall take Advanced Tamil comprising oftwo courses1 (c) Others who do not comeunder (a) + (b) can choose non-major electivecomprising of two courses 1+1=2 2 42 Skill based subjects (Elective) 3+3=6 2 123 Environmental Studies 1 2 24 Value Education 1 2 2

Part – VExtension Activities 1 1 1

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Notes:1. Distribution of marks between Theory and Internal Assessment

80 : 202. Practicals: 80 : 203. Minimum pass mark for External and Overall put together: 404. Project

Report submission 80Viva – Voce 20Total 100

5. For B.Com, BCA, BBA and other Job-Oriented Courses – thepresent system for languages shall continue excepting that eachpaper shall carry an external: internal assessment component80: 20

CBCS for P.G Courses

Study Components No. of Credit for TotalCourses Course Credits

Subject (including practicals) 14-17 4-5 70

Electives (Major / Non-Major) 4-5 4-5 20

Total 90

Notes:1. Each paper carries an internal component of 20 Marks2. There is a minimum pass for External component of 40 Marks3. Minimum pass mark for External and Overall put together: 504. Theory: Internal Assessment: 80: 205. Practical: 80:20

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* Applicable to candidates who have passed the courses pre-scribed for the programme in the first appearance as per thescheme of examination; otherwise they are eligible for classifi-cation only.

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AutonomousOur College has the distinction of obtaining the coveted NAAC

Accrediation for the academic excellence achieved by us for the lastfive decades.

Our consistent and unflinching effort in attaining nobler heights inthe field of higher education led to the autonomous status being conferredon us in June 2006.

This again is no small honour as we passed through the evaluativegaze and the critical assessment of the Expert Committee of the UniversityGrants Commission.

Autonomy means literally autonomy in the introduction of usefulcourses that serve as a springboard for students to reach higher level ofemployment on the one side and to pursue enduring research thatvertically takes them to greater heights in academic attainments on theother. It confers on us the province to initiate examination reforms thatbrings to fore the innate talents that lie hidden in a student. It is againwithin our competence to device and practice with success curriculuminnovation, conduct of seminars and arranging project work, formulatingschemes for the benefit of the State and the Nation, establishing anenduring nexus with leading industrialists to create conduit for the gainfulemployment of our students. All these will follow with a redoubled vigour,fervent enthusiasm as a sequel to the autonomous status attained by us.

The special feature of Autonomy is the introduction of InternalAssessment System to continuously assess the academic performanceof the students. Adequate attention is focussed on Communication Skills,Personality Development and other skills to tap their potential and tomould them towards work-life balance.

The College is empowered to constitute its own Board of Studiesand Academic Council to decide the syllabus, set the Question Papersdesign the scheme of Evaluation in accordance with the UGC guidelines.Proper credit to each subject could be determined.

The doyens and stalwarts in industry and academics who representthe Board of the studies and the Academic Council guide the institutionto integrate the curriculum with the needs of the Industry.

Thanks to the autonomous status, all our efforts concentrate onmaintaining a higher level of excellence in education, accommodatingnew schemes (courses), introducing new methods of teaching andcreating conducive learning environment in the campus.

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D.B. Jain Club Activities

For enhancing the student’s organizing abilities and to develop the habitof serving the society, the college expects the student to be a member ofat least one of the clubs mentioned below. It is mandatory for all thestudents irrespective of the departments. Some of the clubs are,

1. Entrepreneurship Development Cell-Promotes and developsinnovative ideas among Students and help them with their start upideas. Specific activities undertaken are, organizing expos, start-ups in the campus, seminars by young entrepreneurs, etc.

2. L.E.A.P Value Education Club- Makes the students sociallyresponsible and helps in individual’s holistic development.Competitions like essay writing, quiz are periodically conductedon the theme “Human values and ethics”.

3. Women’s Empowerment Club- Makes the girl students aware oftheir strengths, potential and helps them to be independent. Someof the activities include, awareness programme on health andhygiene, interactive sessions with Apollo Healthcare Foundationetc.

4. A.P.J Abdul Kalam Quiz Club – Intends to empower the studentswith knowledge to create interest and curiosity to collect informationrelated to different fields, currcat affairs and aspects of life. Quizprograms are periodically conducted.

5. Earth Lovers’ Club- Creates sustainable, environment friendlyculture inside the campus and also promotes affinity towards ourplanet. The activities include, plantation drives, clean campus drives,awareness programmes on recycling waste etc.

6. Citizen Consumer Club- Educate Consumers (students) onConsumer rights and duties. Numerous awareness programmesare conducted cyclically.

7. NSS–Provides value contribution to the society by actively takingpart in various volunteering activities like blood donation camp, eye

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donation camp, tobacco awareness camp, cancer awareness camp,voter awareness camp etc.

8. NCC- Cadets participate in various activities like National level trekkingcamp, Mountaineering camp, Child abuse awareness programme,drug abuse awareness programme, traffic awareness programmeetc.

9. Youth Red Cross - Develops the culture of humanity, unity, neutralityand independence among the people. YRC activities include, AIDSawareness programme, disaster management programmes, first-aid and fire safety training programme, SwachhBharathprogramesetc.

10. Red Ribbon Club- Creates health awareness among the studentsthrough activities such as Swachh Bharath progammes, AIDSawareness rally, Oratorical competition on “ AIDS awareness”etc.

11. Yoga Club- Promotes healthy mind in a healthy body. Compulsoryyoga classes are conducted for all the students by having MOUwith Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram- a Non-Profit organisationlocated in Chennai.

12. Friends Of Police - A community policing initiative that aims tobring police and public closer. The pupils of the college, assistThoraipakkam police in managing the traffic in slots.

13. Jain Cultural Meet Club- Conducts annual events to enhance theextra-curricular activities of the students. More than 50 events areconducted each year which includes singing, dancing, adzap,vegetable carving, mime, rangoli, jewellery design etc.

14. Business Park - A dedicated business lab for the benefit of staff andstudents has been initiated to keep them updated with recentpractices in the business world. The Business Lab consists ofManagement Gurus and their Contributions, Management &Strategies Gurus, Top 10 Companies in India of various Segments,Marketing Mix of Companies, SWOT Analysis of Companies, StudyMaterial (Soft Copy) – 400 Books, Department Library, ManagementConcepts, How to Start A Startup, Wi-Fi Installed With Systemsand Model Manufacturing Plants – Milk & Biscuits Processing Units.

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15. Alumni AssociationStudents who are coming out of the college after Graduation or

Post Graduation can become members of the Alumni Association. TheAssociation aims at instilling a sense of belonging and togethernesseven after years of separation. Frequent meetings under the auspicesof the Association will offer a platform for the members to interact witheach other, Mutual help, if any, can be had of. Constructive suggestionscan be brought to the attention of the college authorities. It will help toformulate policies for implementation.

Responding to the old students and keeping the welfare of the presentstudents in mind, the college could strive to do all that is good for thefuture students which will catapult the college to the summit of fame andname.

The college has a well knit Alumni Association which is very muchactive. The Alumni Association of D.B. Jain College has toweringpersonalities such as I.P.S. Officers, State and Central Govt. Officers,Bank Officers, Cine Actors and Directors, Educationists, Industrialists,Editors of leading Magazines, MLA’s, Panchayat Chairman andCouncillors.

The Association makes all out efforts to improve the development ofthe college. It is gratifying to note that the present Secretary (Admn) ofthe college Dr. Harish L Metha - the illustrious son of Late. Dr. C. L.Metha - the founder secretary of our college, was an alumnus of ourcollege and incidentally a dynamic member of the Alumni Association ofthe college.

Apart from these clubs, various departmental clubs also function inthe campus. Students are requested to actively participate in the clubsand improve their organization and leadership skills.

Rules and regulations to be followed by the members of the club

1. The Student should enrol in atleast one club and a maximum of fourclubs.

2. The Students should also participate in the departmental activitiesby enrolling to the Heads of the respective departments.

3. Certificates will be provided to all the members at the end of theacademic year.

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4. One additional credit will the given to the students as this is also apart of extension activities.

5. An application form will be given to the students and they areexpected to submit the filled form before the stipulated time.

6. The Students must report to the respective faculty in charge of theclub, as soon as the college approves the membership.

7. Memberships shall be renewed every year.8. The Students are strictly instructed to wear formals during the club

activities.

9. Any form of availing leave during the club activities must be reportedto the respective club in charges.

10. The students are expected to actively participate throughout theyear as the College strongly believes that hands-on experience isequivalent to classroom learning.

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D.B. Jain Club Activities

S.No. D.B. Jain Club Activities Convenor

1. Entrepreneurship development cell Dr.B.Jagadhesan

2. L.E.A.P Value education club Mr.V.Karunakaran

3. Women’s empowerment club Ms.S.Vijaya Barathi

4. A.P.J Abdul Kalam Quiz club Ms.B.Vaishnavi

5. Earth Lovers’ club Ms. J. Benita Selvakumari

6. Citizen Consumer club Ms.V.Sivagami

7. NSS Mr.K.Gubendhiran

8. NCC Dr.E.Viswanathan

9. Youth Red Cross Mr.M.D.Palanivel

10. Red Ribbon Club Ms.V.SivagamiMs.B. Vaishnavi

11. Yoga Club Dr.R.Desingu Rajan

12. Friends of Police Dr.B.Jagadhesan

13. Jain Cultural Meet club Dr.M.Rajesh

14. Business Park Dr.S.Ganapathy

15. Alumni Association Dr.S.Ganapathy

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Tamil/ Language - IIEnglish – IIFinancial Accounting- IIElements of Operation ResearchIndian EconomySoft skill-2Fundamentals of Insurance

Major – I: Corporate Accounting – IMajor – II: Business LawMajor – III: Business ManagementMajor – IV: Banking Theory Law & PracticeAllied: Principles of E-CommerceSoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Major – I: Corporate Accounting – IIMajor – II: Company LawMajor – III: Business EnvironmentMajor – IV: Business CommunicationAllied: Computer Applications in Business (Practical)Environmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Computing Skills

Major – I: Cost AccountingMajor – II: Human Resources ManagementMajor – III: Income Tax Law & Practice – IMajor – IV: Marketing ManagementApplication – Oriented: Entrepreneurial DevelopmentValue Education

Major – I: Accounting for Managerial DecisionsMajor – II: Practical AuditingMajor – III: Financial ServicesMajor – IV: Income Tax Law & Practice – IIApplication – Oriented: Financial Statement Analysis

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B.Com (Corporate Secretaryship)Subject SemesterFoundation CourseTamil- I or any languageFoundation CourseEnglish – ICore CourseFinancial Accounting – ICore Course Business ManagementAllied – IBanking & Financial ServicesBasics of Retail MarketingEssentials of Language and Communication

Foundation CourseTamil/language IIFoundation Course English – IICore CourseFinancial Accounting – IICore Course Business EnvironmentAllied – II Office ManagementFundamentals of InsuranceEssentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills

Tamil – IIIEnglish – IIIMajor – I: Corporate Accounting – IMajor – II: Business LawAllied: Business Statistics – ISoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Tamil – IVEnglish – IVMajor – I: Corporate Accounting – IIMajor – II: Business CommunicationAllied: Business Statistics – IIEnvironmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Computing Skills

Major – I: Cost AccountingMajor – II: Human Resources ManagementMajor – III: Income Tax Law & Practice – IMajor – IV: Company Law & Secretarial PracticeApplication – Oriented: Entrepreneurial DevelopmentValue Education

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B.B.A.Subject SemesterFoundation course : Tamil - I or any languageFoundation Course:English - ICore Course:Financial AccountingCore Course:Business EconomicsAllied -IBusiness StatisticsBasics of Retail MarketingSoft Skill

Foundation course : Tamil/ language IIFoundation Course:English - IIProduction and Materials ManagementCore Course:Management Information SystemAllied -IIElements Of Operations ResearchFundamental of InsuranceSoft Skill

Major – I: Business ManagementMajor – II: International BusinessMajor – III: Cost AccountingMajor – IV: Introduction to Information TechnologyPractical: IT LabAllied: Business MathematicsSoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Major – I: Company LawMajor – II: Services MarketingMajor – III: Management AccountingMajor – IV: Business CommunicationAllied: Business EnvironmentEnvironmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Computing Skills

Major – I: Human Resources ManagementMajor – II: Corporate Financial ManagementMajor – III: Strategic ManagementMajor – IV: Marketing ManagementApplication – Oriented: Entrepreneurial DevelopmentValue Education

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B.Com (ISM)Subject SemesterFoundation Course: Tamil-I or any Language – IFoundation Course: English – ICoreCourse: Financial AccountingCore Course: Introduction to Information TechnologyAllied – IBusiness StatisticsBasis of Retail MarketingSoft Skill

Foundation Course: Tamil/language IIFoundation Course: English – IIProduction and Materials ManagementCore Course: Management Information SystemAllied – II Elements of Operations ResearchSoft SkillFundamentals of Insurance

Major – I: Business ManagementMajor – II: Problem Solving & ProgrammingMajor – III: C LabMajor – IV: Corporate Financial ManagementAllied: Business MathematicsSoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Major – I: Database Management SystemsMajor – II: DBMS LabMajor – III: Management AccountingMajor – IV: Business CommunicationAllied: Business EnvironmentEnvironmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Computing Skills

Major – I: Human Resources ManagementMajor – II: Visual Basic ProgrammingMajor – III: VB LabMajor – IV: Marketing ManagementApplication – Oriented: Entrepreneurial DevelopmentValue Education

Major – I: Marketing ResearchMajor – II: Organizational BehaviourMajor – III: Research MethodologyMajor – IV: Computer Applications – TallyApplication – Oriented: Project & Viva – Voce

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B.Sc (Computer Science)Subject SemesterTamil – IEnglish – IMajor – I: Programming in CAllied: Mathematics – IPractical: C LabNon – Major Elective: Office AutomationSoft Skill – I: Essentials of Language & Communication

Tamil – IIEnglish – IIMajor – I: Data structures using C++Allied: Mathematics – IIPractical: Data Structures using C++Non – Major Elective: Office Automation Lab (Practical)Soft Skill – II: Essentials of Spoken & Presentation Skills

Tamil – IIIEnglish – IIIMajor – I: Digital & Computer ArchitectureMajor – II: Programming in JavaAllied: Statistical Methods & its ApplicationsPractical: Programming in JavaSoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Tamil – IVEnglish – IVMajor – I: Database Management SystemsMajor – II: Visual ProgrammingAllied: Numerical MethodsPractical: VB & RDBMS LabEnvironmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Foreign Language – French

Major – I: Web TechnologyMajor – II: Data Communication & NetworksMajor – III: Operating SystemsElective: Programming in ASP.NETPractical: OS LabPractical: Web Applications LabValue Education

Major – I: Software EngineeringMajor – II: XML & Web ServicesElective: Data warehousing and Data MiningElective: Software Quality ManagementPractical: Mini ProjectPractical: XML Lab

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B.C.A.Subject SemesterTamil – IEnglish – IMajor: Computing Fundamentals & C ProgrammingAllied: Mathematics – IPractical: C LabNon – Major Elective: Office AutomationSoft Skill – I: Essentials of Language & Communication

Tamil – IIEnglish – IIMajor: Object Oriented Programming with C++Allied: Mathematics – IIPractical: OOP with C++ LabNon – Major Elective: Office Automation Lab (Practical)Soft Skill – II: Essentials of Spoken & Presentation Skills

Major: Digital Logic FundamentalsMajor: MultimediaMajor: Programming in JavaAllied: Financial AccountingPractical: Multimedia LabPractical: Java LabSoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Major: Computer GraphicsMajor: Operating SystemsMajor: Data Structures & AlgorithmsAllied: Cost & Management AccountingPractical: DS using C++ LabPractical: OS LabEnvironmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Foreign Language – French

Major: Web TechnologyMajor: Database Management SystemsMajor: Visual ProgrammingApplication – Oriented: Numerical MethodsPractical: VB with RDBMS LabPractical: Web Applications LabValue Education

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B.Com (Computer Applications)Subject SemesterFoundation Course: Tamil-I or any language -IFoundation Course: English – IFinancial Accounting – IIntroduction to Information TechnologyBusiness statisticsBasis of Retail MarketingSoft Skill-I

Foundation Course:Tamil-II or any language -IIFoundation Course: English – IIFinancial Accounting – IIOffice Automation PackageApplication Lab:Office Automation PackageIndian EconomyFundamentals of InsuranceSoft Skill-II

Major – I: Corporate Accounting – IMajor – II: Business LawMajor – III: Business ManagementMajor – IV: Principles of E-CommerceAllied: Banking Theory Law & PracticeSoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Major – I: Corporate Accounting – IIMajor – II: Company LawMajor – III: Business CommunicationMajor – IV: Management Information SystemAllied: Programming in CPractical: C LabEnvironmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Computing Skills

Major – I: Cost AccountingMajor – II: Income Tax Law & Practice – IMajor – III: Entrepreneurial DevelopmentMajor – IV: VB & DBMSPractical: VB & DBMS LabApplication – Oriented: Web DesignValue Education

Major – I: Financial ServicesMajor – II: Practical AuditingMajor – III: Accounting for Managerial DecisionsMajor – IV: Income Tax Law & Practice – IIApplication – Oriented: Computer Applications – Tally

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B.Com (Accounting & Finance)Subject SemesterFoundation Course:Tamil-I or Any Language – IFoundation Course: English – IFinancial Accounting – IBusiness StatisticsBusiness EconomicsBasics of Retail MarketingSoft skill-1

Foundation Course:Tamil/ Language – IIFoundation Course:English – IIFinancial Accounting- IIElements of Operation ResearchIndian EconomySoft skill-2Fundamentals of Insurance

Major – I: Corporate Accounting – IMajor – II: Business LawMajor – III: Business ManagementMajor – IV: Banking Theory Law & PracticeAllied: Principles of E-CommerceSoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Major – I: Corporate Accounting – IIMajor – II: Company LawMajor – III: Financial ManagementMajor – IV: Office Automation PackagesAllied: Business CommunicationEnvironmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Computing Skills

Major – I: Human Resources ManagementMajor – II: Cost AccountingMajor – III: Income Tax Law & Practice – IMajor – IV: Marketing ManagementApplication – Oriented: Entrepreneurial DevelopmentValue Education

Major – I: Accounting for Managerial DecisionsMajor – II: Financial ServicesMajor – III: Income Tax Law & Practice – IIMajor – IV: Computer Applications – TallyApplication – Oriented: Practical Auditing

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B.Sc (Visual Communication)Subject SemesterFoundation Course:Tamil-I or any Language – IFoundation Course:English – IIntroduction to Visual CommunicationDrawing – IGraphic Design – IHistory of Tamil CinemaSoft Skill

Foundation Course:Tamil-II or any Language – IIFoundation Course:English – IICommunication Skills& TheoriesDrawing – IIGraphic Design – IIUnderstanding RadioSoft Skill

Tamil – IIIEnglish – IIIMajor – I: AdvertisingMajor – II: Elements of FilmAllied: Practical: Computer Graphics – ISoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Tamil – IVEnglish – IVMajor –I: Basic PhotographyMajor – II: Practical Photography (Practical)Allied: Practical: Computer Graphics – IIEnvironmental StudiesSoft Skill – IV: Computing Skills

Major – I : Media, Culture & SocietyMajor – II: Television ProductionMajor – III: Practical: Web PublishingMajor – IV: Practical: Advertising PhotographyApplication – Oriented: Project Phase – IValue Education

Major – I : Media OrganizationMajor – II: Practical: Production practiceMajor – III: Practical: 3D animationMajor – IV: Project Phase – IIApplication – Oriented: Project Phase – III

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M.Com (Corporate Secretaryship)

Subject SemesterBusiness LawCorporate Accounting – ILabour & Industrial LawsCorporate Financial ManagementResearch Methodology – ISoft Skill

Business LawCorporate Accounting – ILabour & Industrial LawsCorporate Financial ManagementResearch Methodology – ISoft Skill

Income Tax Law & Practice – IICompany Law & Secretarial Practice – IAdvanced Cost AccountingPractical: Computer Applications in BusinessOrganisational BehaviourSoft Skill – III: Personality Enrichment

Management AccountingCompany Law & Secretarial Practice – IIHuman Resources ManagementMarketing ManagementProject & Viva VoceSoft Skill – IV: Computing SkillsInternship

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M.Sc (IT)

Subject SemesterProblem Solving & ProgrammingVB & DBMSData StructuresElective I: Software EngineeringPractical: Problem Solving using C LabPractical: VB & RDBMS LabSoft Skill – I: Essentials of Language & Communication

Operating SystemsObject Oriented Programming with C++Elective II: Multimedia SystemsElective III: Web TechnologyPractical: DS using C++ LabPractical: Elective III LabSoft Skill – II: Essentials of Spoken & Presentation Skills

Programming in JAVAInternet ProgrammingInformation SecurityElective IV: Software Quality ManagementElective V: Enterprise Resource PlanningPractical: JAVA LabPractical: Internet Programming LabSoft Skill – III: Personality EnrichmentSoft Skill – IV: Foreign Language – French

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M.Sc (Computer Science)

Subject SemesterDesign and Analysis of AlgorithmsAdvanced Java ProgrammingSystems SoftwarePrinciples of Compiler DesignPractical: Algorithms LabPractical II: Advanced Java LabSoft Skill – I: Essentials of Language & Communication

Computer NetworksDigital Image ProcessingPractical III: RDBMS LabPracticalV: Image Processing using LabElective - ITheoretical Foundations of Computer ScienceSoft Skill – II: Essentials of Spoken & Presentation Skills

Information SecurityArtificial InteligencePractical V: Mini ProjectElective - IIElective - IIIObject Oriented Analysis and DesignSoft Skill – III: Personality EnrichmentSoft Skill – IV: Foreign Language – French

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2. Department of English1. Inauguration of English Association2. Weekly Quiz Programme in English3. Essay Competition in English4. Oratorical Competition in English5. Inter-Collegiate Essay Competition in English6. Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Competition in English7. English Association Valedictory Function

3. Department of Mathematics1. Inauguration of Math Club2. Ramanujan’s Day Celebration3. Exhibition of Mathematical Designs / Models4. Quiz Programme5. Inter-Departmental Poster Deisgns Events6. Parent-Teachers Meet7. Math Fest8. Personality Development Programme9. Aptitude & Reasoning Programme10. Special Lecture11. NPTEL Programme12. Valedictory Meeting of Mathematics Association

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4. Department of Commerce

1. Inauguration of Departmental Association2. Entrepreneurial Awareness Programme for III year students3. Personality Development Programme for III year students4. Career guidance for commerce students5. Inter-Collegiate One day Seminar “Jainspire”6. State Level Seminar7. Effective Communication skills and strategies8. HRD Programme to the III year students for the preparation of Bio-

Data, Interview and Group Discussion9. Parents Meeting10. Valedictory Function

5. Department of Management Studies

1. Departmental Association Inauguration2. Intra & Inter-Departmental Management Events “Jains Gestor Casino

2016 - 17” viz., Stock Market Play, Business Quiz, Best Manager, Ad-Zap,Strees Interview, Corporate Grooming, etc.,

3. Inter-Collegiate Management Event - “Jains Esprit Gestionnaire 2016-17”4. Parent - Teachers Meet5. Workshop on Interview Techniques6. International Guest Lecture7. Career Opportunities in Banking and Finance8. Career Opportunities in Marketing and Sales9. National Research Conference on “Progress, Challenges and strategies

in Business, Finance, Management, Economics and InformationTechnology in Global Market

10. National Level Paper Presentation on ‘Recent Topics’ for Students11. Industrial Visits12. Management Day (Valedictory) Celebration

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6. Department of Corporate Secretaryship

1. Inauguration of Department Association2. Personality Development Programme.3. Talk on Stock Market.4. Talk on Recent Trends in Banking.5. Talk on Recent Trends in Corporate Law.6. Effective Communication Skill, Development Programme7. Special Lecture on Public Speaking.8. HRD programme focussing on preparation of Bio-Data, attending in-

terview and participating in Group Discussion.9. One day Inter-Collegiate Seminar “JAIN CORP”.10. Career guidance.11. Parents Meeting.12. Valedictory Function.

7. Department of Computer Science

1. Inauguration2. Technical Seminar on Applications of Networking3. Seminar on personality empowerment4. Industry visit (Multimedia industry)5. Art of mind maximization6. Parent - Teacher meet7. Inter - Departmental meet8. Talk on emerging trends on IT9. Lecturer on way to success10. Mock interview11. Our Corporate Voice12. One-Day workshop on effective communication13. State level Conference14. Discussion Forum15. Intercollegiate Technical Symposium16. Reality of IT industry - Special lecture17. Technical Seminar & Valedictory

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8. Training & Placement Cell Activities

1. Workshop on “Communication Skills”

2. Personality Development Program

3. Gudelines to “Resume Writing”

4. Seminar on “Current Trends & Opportunities in Job Market”

5. Aptitude & Reasoning

6. Workshop on “Speed maths”

7. Job Opportunities in Banking Sector

8. Career opportunities in Multimedia & Animation

9. Mock Group Discussion

10. Mock Interview

11. Workshop on “Employability Skills”

12. Training on BPO Sector

13. Industrial Visit

14. Job Fair

15. On-Campus & off-Campus Drives

15. Placement Day

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RULES & REGULATIONS FOR STUDENTS

GENERAL RULES

• Keep the campus clean and green.

• Use the dustbins provided in the classrooms and collegepremises to discard papers and garbage.

• Don’t waste water and food items.

• Switch off fans and lights when not in use in class rooms/laboratories.

• Use only courteous and polite language and behave withdecorum when talking to the faculty members and the staffof the college

DISCIPLINARY RULES

• The college gives utmost priority for discipline and everystudent is bound to follow the rules and regulations of thecollege and maintain strict discipline.

• Students should wear / display their Identity Card prominently,while they are within the campus The security staff/ facultywill not permit any student inside the campus without theiridentity card. It should be shown to the security / facultywhenever it is demanded.

• Each student must fill the ‘Students Response Form’ (pageno.113) available in the Academic Calendar immediately onjoining the college and forward it to the Principal throughthe HoD. Subsequent changes in the details provided shouldalso be reported immediately and without fail.

• Students will promptly stand to solemn attention when JainPrayer song, ‘Tamilthai Vazhthu’ and National Anthem beingplayed at all times.

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• Use of mobile phones inside the college campus is strictlyprohibited. If anyone is found using cell phones, sendingSMS, browsing on the internet etc. inside the college,stringent action will be taken and the cell phones will beconfiscated and will not be returned.

• Loitering inside the campus during working hours is strictlyprohibited.

• Students should not leave the college premises during classhours without written permission of the CA/HoD/Principal.

• Students should be punctual in attending classes and otherco-curricular and extra-curricular activities. Late comers willnot be allowed in the class.

• Damage or destruction in any form to any college propertywill invite severe punishment. The cost of any damage socaused will be recovered from the students collectively ifthe responsibility for it cannot be fixed on any individual orgroup of individuals.

• Students should not write or carve names on the furniture,walls, tiles, boards, vehicles and automobiles etc. within thecollege premises.

• Pasting of papers, brochures, posters and other printedmaterials is not permitted anywhere inside the campus.

• During games / library hours / laboratory hours the classroomshould be locked if bags are kept inside.

• Students should take care of their belongings. The collegewill not be responsible for any loss belongings.

• Shouting is not permitted in college premises and absolutesilence and discipline should be maintained in the classrooms.

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• The following acts of misconduct will result in immediatedismissal from the college:

Assault of any person

Wilful damage to University property

Intimidation, coercion and/or interference with other students

Misbehaviour with other students and/or Staff

• Smoking and consumption of tobacco products, intoxicants,alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited inside the campus.If so that will lead to immediate dismissal from the college.

• Weapons must not be brought into, or kept, within the campus.

• Students should not involve themselves in any political orreligious activity inside the Campus. Students are forbiddento organize or attend any meeting in the college or collectmoney for any purpose without prior written permission ofthe Principal.

• No student shall take part in any anti-social or subversiveactivities. No student shall be a member of any organizationor association not concerned with academics, without priorwritten permission of the Principal.

• No celebrations of festivals, birthdays or similar events arepermitted among students during college hours or in thecampus or college bus.

• Only Vegetarian Food is Permitted within the Campus. Non -Vegetarian Food in any form is Totally Prohibited.

• Students are expected to maintain discipline in bus, bus stopsand other public places.

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• Foot board travel must also be avoided.

• All two wheeler users should wear helmet.

• Over speed inside the campus is prohibited. Vehicles shouldbe parked at the central parking lot in places earmarked foreach vehicle. Parking of vehicles in places other than thecentral parking lot is totally prohibited.

DRESS CODE FOR MALE STUDENTS

* Hair should be neatly cut and well groomed (Long hair notpermitted) Shall be clean - shaven.

* Shall wear washed, pressed pants with decent shirt full sleeve(No folding of full sleeve) / half sleeve) neatly tucked in andwell polished formal shoes.

* Multi-pocket pants, T-shirts, banians, jeans / pants similarin appearance to jeans and cargo pants are not permitted.

* Exhibition of unwanted designs with (lowers, cartoons orwritings or phrases on either shirt or pant arc not permitted.Multi-pocket pants and shirts are not permitted.

* Wearing of ear rings is not permitted unless there is priorpermission from the Principal with genuine reasons.

DRESS CODE FOR FEMALE STUDENTS

* Saree or churidhar with dupatta pinned to the kurta.

* Sleeveless kurtas / blouses, high slit kurtas, short kurtas andsingle pleat dupatta, leggings are not permitted.

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Identity Cards

Each student of this College is expected to wear theidentity card issued by the college. No Student is permitted toenter in the campus without ID Card. Some of the specificuses of the ID Card are given below.

1. To get concessional tickets to travel by Bus, Rail or Air.

2. To become a member of the U.S.I.S. Library, BritishCouncil Library, Connemara Library or Local LibraryAuthority and to enable the students to borrow books.

3. For postal identity.

4. To get the magazine, campus FORUM etc.

5. For the receipt of payment of fee concession, Scholarshipetc, at the College counter.

6. As a general identity card.

7. To get hall tickets for the University AutomousExaminations.

Students should meet their Head of the Department toget their identity card.

CODE OF CONDUCT DURING PROGRAMMES/EVENTS/CELEBRATIONS/FUNCTIONS

• All functions - culturals, events, seminars, meetings, training/ classroom sessions etc. demand discipline and students mustfollow the dress code.

• Discipline must be maintained while attending functions likeCollege Day, Graduation Day, and Sports Day etc.

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i. Maintain absolute silence until the meeting / function isover,

ii. Be seated before the commencement of the meeting.

iii. When the Chief Guest / VIP enters the auditorium, theaudience should stand and welcome. They should sit onlyafter the Chief Guests are seated.

iv. Students and audience can leave the auditorium only afterthe Chief Guest / VIP leaves the auditorium.

v. Only the official/authorized photographer is permitted.

• Under the Government’s Educational Rules, the Principal hasfull power to inflict punishment on errant and defaultingstudents for lack of attendance, loss of term certificates, etc.The punishment could be Fine, Suspension, Expulsion, etc.This is in order to maintain discipline and punctuality.

RAGGING

Ragging in any form is totally banned and is punishableas per the Government Order. If any student is found to beindulging in any sort of ragging or harassment to juniors orother fellow students, inside or outside the campus, bus, hostel,he/she will be dismissed immediately from the college, andcriminal action will be taken against them as per the rules.

FeesAll fees due to college are to be paid within the due

dates. No extension of time shall be granted. In case of failure,the name of the student concerned will be struck off from therolls.

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LEAVE/ON DUTY/PERMISSION RULESLEAVE RULES

• Applications for leave shall be addressed to the Principal andsubmitted to the HoD. (Sample attached on page no.111).

• In case of sickness or injury, intimation is to be given to theHoD over telephone or e-mail or letter followed by a formalleave letter with an authorized Medical Certificate before thestudent attend the classes after availing leave.

• Any unauthorized absence will attract punishment.

i) Absence without leave or permission for any part of aworking day shall be considered as absence for the wholeday.

ii) Late comers in the morning will not be allowed unlessprior permission or suitable intimation is given to the HoDconcerned.

• On Duty will be recommended / initiated by the controllingofficer and will be granted by the respective HoD of thedepartment concerned depending on the genuineness of theparticipation in cultural / paper presentation / inter-collegiatecompetitions etc., through the Principal. No On Duty will begranted for practice.

• Students representing the college in co- curricular or extra-curricular activities should apply to the Principal for “ONDUTY” in a prescribed format.

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ATTENDANCE

• Students shall be regular and punctual in their attendance andevery student is expected to put in 100% attendance in boththeory and practical classes. Due credit for attendance willbe given in the internal assessment mark.

• Students must be present for all tests & events conductedby the college.

Dates of Unit Tests/Model Exams will be intimated by therespective HoDs and will be available in the Collegewebsite.

• Students must secure not less than 85% of overall attendancein a semester. However, a candidate who secures attendancebetween 75% to 85% only in the current semester due tomedical reasons hospitalization/ specific illness or due toparticipation in College/University/State/ National/International level sports/Cultural events with priorpermission of the Principal, shall be given exemption fromthe prescribed attendance requirement and he/she shall bepermitted to appear for the current semester examination.

• It will be considered as gross indiscipline, if the studentsabsent themselves on the first and the last working dayof each semester.

• Attendance shall be marked during all the class hours andduring practical classes every day.

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OFFICIAL APPROVALS FROM THE PRINCIPAL

In order to get a certificate from the Principal, the followingprocedure has to be followed:

A requisition letter must be written with a recommendation fromthe Class Advisor and the HoD.

It should be handed over to the Principal’s office placed inthe Principal’s office.

The office requires at least two days to prepare and dispatchthe necessary certificates.

TIME SCHEDULE TO MEET THE PRINCIPAL

Parents : 9.00 a.m. -10.00 a.m.(except Mondays)

Visitors, Suppliers &

Students : 3.00 p.m. -4.00 p.m.(except Tuesdays)

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College Union CompositionAll students of the College are “ipso facto” members of the College

Union. The Union will have a Chairman, a Vice-Chairman, a Secretaryand a Joint-secretary. The Union office bearers are elected from amongthe students of the College. The Union will have an Executive body knownas Students’ Council. The students council will consist of the principal,four vice presidents and the student office bearers of the College Union.The Vice-presidents are members of the faculty nominated by thePrincipal.

Functions:

It is the responsibility of the office bearers of the union to arrangefor monthly meeting inviting eminent persons from all walks of life. TheUnion will have a simple inaugural function in August. All other associationsand clubs will be inaugurated immediately after that. The Union activitiesfor the year will end with a valedictory function in the first week ofFebruary. All activities and programmes of the college union shall havethe students council which will meet once in three months to review thefunctioning of the union. The union office bearers are accountable tothe students council.

Eligibility:

Students should have appeared and passed all the papers of theUniversity examination meant for them held before the date of filing thenomination. They should not be in arrears of payment of fees to thecollege.

Conduct:

The office bearers of the college union shall conduct themselveswith dignity and responsibility. In addition to the general rules ofattendance and discipline, the college union office bearers had be

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governed by the code of conduct issued by the Government of Tamilnadu.

Code of Conduct for the elected student - Office Bearers.

1. The office bearers of the college union shall co-operate fully withthe principal and staff of the college in promoting intellectual andCultural activities amongst students.

2. The college union office bearers shall impose on themselves theresponsibility of not involving in any act of indiscipline leading todisruption of normal life in the campus,

3. The problems/issues in the college shall be resolved by representationand negotiations and not by resorting to any other method.

4. The office bearers shall not involve in any issues not connected withthe college.

5. The office bearers shall under no circumstances, deem it as a part oftheir duty to represent to the authorities on matters and causeswhich do not fall under the purview of the college union.

6. The office bearers may make their representations to the Principal onmatters pertaining to the general interest of the students only and noton individual cases.

7. The office bearers shall not interfere directly or indirectly in mattersinvolving discipline and action thereon which are the responsibilitiesof the Principal.

8. No decision on the activities/programmes of the college union shallbe taken by the union office bearers except with the recommendationof the Student’s Council consisting of the class representatives andstaff advisers and approval of the Principal.

9. It shall be obligatory on the part of the College Union office bearers topresent the statement of accounts twice a semester to the Student’sCouncil.

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10. The office bearers shall not invite anyone not connected with thecollege for meetings and functions except with the specific approvaland consent of the principal.

11. The union office bearers shall not issue any press statement pertainingto the college matters without the permission of the Principal.

12. The union office bearers shall not involve themselves in any kind offund raising campaigns except with the specific approval of theprincipal.

13. The above said instructions shall be followed and those who violateshall be dealt with suitably.

LIBRARY AND THE STUDENTS1. Library books are the assets of the college and its is the responsibility

of all the students to handle them carefully.

3. All students are required to sign in the register placed at the entranceof the library.

2. Access to the library including entering into the reading room isstrictly on the basis of the students IDENTITY CARD. Entery intothe library, and borrowing of library books shall be allowed only onproduction of the Identity Card.

4. Personal belongings are to be kept outside the library. The librarystaff are not responsible for any loss theft of this students belongings.

5. No student shall deface the library books by underlining, scribblingnotes, in the margin. Any damage, mutilation, theft and mal practicewill be severely dealt with including imposing fine and suspension.

6. Printed books, note books are NOT allowed inside the library otherthan library books. If necessary only papers are allowed for referenceto write notes.

7. Do not disturb the furniture in the library in any way.

8. All the UG students are permitted to take 2 books, PG students 3books, for M.Phil and Research scholars 4 books at a time. The

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students can retain the books for a maximum period of 15 daysonly. If the students are desirous of extending the period, they shalldo so only with the approval of the librarian, such extension shall begranted only for 15 days after which they have to return the books.If the due date falls on a holiday he/she should return it on the nextworking day. However, if a student wants to keep a book during theholiday (Except summer holidays) he/she has to return the booksand borrow on the working day prior to commencement of holidays.These books can be returned on the reopening day. No book will beissued for use in the summer vacation. All books should be returnedon or before the last working day of the college.

9. The Librarian can call for return of books at any time with out anygiving reason.

10. If a student does not return the book when due or called for, a fineof Rs. 2 per day of default will be levied and the defaultingstudent will not be allowed the use of the library till the book is turnedand the fine paid.

11. If a book is lost by a student he/she shall replace it with a copy ofthe latest edition or pay the double the amount of book.

Student Counselling System

1. The welfare of the students is looked after by Principal with thewilling-co-operation of the staff. Besides there is a student’sCounselling system in the College which aims at:

(a) Bringing about intimate contact between the teacher and thetaught;(b) Detecting and developing the latent talents in thestudents; and(c) Making the student an accomplished, enlightened and usefulcitizen.

2. The Principal desires the co-operation of all the parents andguardians in the progress, education and conduct of the sons/daughters/wards.

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Free Easy English ClassCommunication skills in English is an indispensable qualification ofthis 21st century. To be competetive enough in this arena the studentswho were not exposed to this area much are spotted out and they aregiven ample training to meet the necessities of the job market.

Free Computer Awareness ClassExposure to Computer is an imperative need to people hailing fromall walks of life. To fulfill this need Computer awarness classes areconducted for students on all Saturdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

MOST IMPORTANTTAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARYThe following Act of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly received assent of theGovernor on the 14th February 1997 and is hereby published for generalinformation.

Act No. 7 of 1997An Act to prohibit ragging in educational institutions in the State of Tamil Nadu. Beit enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Tamil Nadu the Forty eighthyear of Republic of India as follows.

Short title, extent and commencement:

1. 1. The Act may be called the Tamil Nadu prohibition of Ragging Act 19972. It extends to the whole of the State of Tamil Nadu.3. It shall be deemed to have come into force on the 19th day of December1996.

Definitions2. In this Act unless context otherwise requires, “ragging” means display of

noisy disorderly conduct during any act which causes or is likely to causephysical or psychological harm or raise apprehension or fear shame orembarrassment to a student in any educational institution and includes.a. Teasing, abusing of, playing practical jokes on, or causing hurt to such

student or.b. Asking the student to do any or perform something which such a student

will not in the ordinary course willingly do.

Prohibition of Ragging3. Ragging within or without any educational institution is prohibited.

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Penalty for Ragging4. Whoever directly or indirectly commits, participates in, abets or propagates

“ragging” within or without any educational institution shall be punished withimprisonment for a term which may extend to two years and shall also beliable to a fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees.

Dismissal of Student5. Any student convicted of an offense under section I shall also be dismissed

from the educational institution and such student shall hot be admitted inany other educational institution.

Suspension of Student6. 1. Without prejudice to the foregoing provisions, whenever any student

complains of ragging to the Head of an educational institution, or to anyother person responsible for management of the educational institution,such head of the educational institution or person responsible for themanagement of the educational institution shall inquire into the sameimmediately and if found true shall suspend the student, who hascommitted the offense, from the educational institution.

2. The decision of the Head of the Educational institution or the personresponsible for the management of the educational institution that anystudent has indulged in ragging under sub section (1) shall be final.

Deemed abetment7. If the head of the educational institution or the person responsible for the

management of the educational institution fails or neglects to take actionin the manner specified in sub-section(l) of section 6 when a complaintof ragging is made, such person shall be deemed to have abetted theoffense of ragging and shall be punished as provided for in section.

Power to make rules8. 1. The state Government may make rules for carrying out all any of the

purposes of the Act.

2. All rules made under this Act shall be published in the Tamil Nadu•Government Gazette and unless they are expressed to come in to forceon a particular day, shall come into force on the day on which they arepublished.

3. Every rule under this Act, shall, as soon as possible after it is made, beplaced on the table of the Legislative Assembly and if, before the expiryof the session in which it is so placed or the next session the Assembly

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makes any modification in any such rule, or the Assembly decides thatthe rule should not be made, the rule shall thereafter have effect only insuch modified form or be of no effect, as the case may be, so, however,that any such modification or annulment shall be without prejudice to thevalidity of anything previously done under that rule.

Repeal and Saving-Tamil Nadu Ordinance 10 of 19969. 1. The Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Ragging Ordinance 1996 is hereby

repealed.

2. Notwithstanding such repeal anything done or any action taken under theOrdinance shall be deemed to have been done or taken under this act.

(By Order of the Government) A.K. Rajan

Secretary to Govt. Law Dept.

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1 .1 .1 .1 .1 . º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^, \Vkˆ[ Oı§°D \¬Ô‚ √ıAD,º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^, \Vkˆ[ Oı§°D \¬Ô‚ √ıAD,º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^, \Vkˆ[ Oı§°D \¬Ô‚ √ıAD,º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^, \Vkˆ[ Oı§°D \¬Ô‚ √ıAD,º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^, \Vkˆ[ Oı§°D \¬Ô‚ √ıAD,º\ºÈV∫zk>uzˆB √ËÔÁ·¬ Ô_Kˆ x>_kÚD √ËBV·ÚDº\ºÈV∫zk>uzˆB √ËÔÁ·¬ Ô_Kˆ x>_kÚD √ËBV·ÚDº\ºÈV∫zk>uzˆB √ËÔÁ·¬ Ô_Kˆ x>_kÚD √ËBV·ÚDº\ºÈV∫zk>uzˆB √ËÔÁ·¬ Ô_Kˆ x>_kÚD √ËBV·ÚDº\ºÈV∫zk>uzˆB √ËÔÁ·¬ Ô_Kˆ x>_kÚD √ËBV·ÚDº\uÿÔV^”D º√Vm ÷ÁÕm Œ›m ÿƒB_√|kÏ.º\uÿÔV^”D º√Vm ÷ÁÕm Œ›m ÿƒB_√|kÏ.º\uÿÔV^”D º√Vm ÷ÁÕm Œ›m ÿƒB_√|kÏ.º\uÿÔV^”D º√Vm ÷ÁÕm Œ›m ÿƒB_√|kÏ.º\uÿÔV^”D º√Vm ÷ÁÕm Œ›m ÿƒB_√|kÏ.

2 .2 .2 .2 .2 . º√´Ák ∂KkÏÔ^, Ô_Ÿˆ k·VÔ›][ ÷B_√V™ ÂÁ¶xÁ≈ÁB¬º√´Ák ∂KkÏÔ^, Ô_Ÿˆ k·VÔ›][ ÷B_√V™ ÂÁ¶xÁ≈ÁB¬º√´Ák ∂KkÏÔ^, Ô_Ÿˆ k·VÔ›][ ÷B_√V™ ÂÁ¶xÁ≈ÁB¬º√´Ák ∂KkÏÔ^, Ô_Ÿˆ k·VÔ›][ ÷B_√V™ ÂÁ¶xÁ≈ÁB¬º√´Ák ∂KkÏÔ^, Ô_Ÿˆ k·VÔ›][ ÷B_√V™ ÂÁ¶xÁ≈ÁB¬zÁÈ¬zD ®Às> Œø¬Ô\u≈ ÿƒBoKD >DÁ\ ~|√|›]¬ÿÔV^·zÁÈ¬zD ®Às> Œø¬Ô\u≈ ÿƒBoKD >DÁ\ ~|√|›]¬ÿÔV^·zÁÈ¬zD ®Às> Œø¬Ô\u≈ ÿƒBoKD >DÁ\ ~|√|›]¬ÿÔV^·zÁÈ¬zD ®Às> Œø¬Ô\u≈ ÿƒBoKD >DÁ\ ~|√|›]¬ÿÔV^·zÁÈ¬zD ®Às> Œø¬Ô\u≈ ÿƒBoKD >DÁ\ ~|√|›]¬ÿÔV^·\V‚º¶VD ®[≈ ÿ√VÆ©∏Á™› >Vº\ >D*m k´D√VÔ ∞uÆ¬ ÿÔV^kÏ.\V‚º¶VD ®[≈ ÿ√VÆ©∏Á™› >Vº\ >D*m k´D√VÔ ∞uÆ¬ ÿÔV^kÏ.\V‚º¶VD ®[≈ ÿ√VÆ©∏Á™› >Vº\ >D*m k´D√VÔ ∞uÆ¬ ÿÔV^kÏ.\V‚º¶VD ®[≈ ÿ√VÆ©∏Á™› >Vº\ >D*m k´D√VÔ ∞uÆ¬ ÿÔV^kÏ.\V‚º¶VD ®[≈ ÿ√VÆ©∏Á™› >Vº\ >D*m k´D√VÔ ∞uÆ¬ ÿÔV^kÏ.

3 .3 .3 .3 .3 . Ô_ŸˆB_ ∞u√|D E¬Ô_Ô”¬z / x´ıÔ”¬z xÁ´l‚|, º√fl∑Ô_ŸˆB_ ∞u√|D E¬Ô_Ô”¬z / x´ıÔ”¬z xÁ´l‚|, º√fl∑Ô_ŸˆB_ ∞u√|D E¬Ô_Ô”¬z / x´ıÔ”¬z xÁ´l‚|, º√fl∑Ô_ŸˆB_ ∞u√|D E¬Ô_Ô”¬z / x´ıÔ”¬z xÁ´l‚|, º√fl∑Ô_ŸˆB_ ∞u√|D E¬Ô_Ô”¬z / x´ıÔ”¬z xÁ´l‚|, º√fl∑kVÏ›Á> ÿÂ§ÔπºÈºB yÏ°ÔV ºkı|D. ∏≈ kaÔÁÈ º\ukVÏ›Á> ÿÂ§ÔπºÈºB yÏ°ÔV ºkı|D. ∏≈ kaÔÁÈ º\ukVÏ›Á> ÿÂ§ÔπºÈºB yÏ°ÔV ºkı|D. ∏≈ kaÔÁÈ º\ukVÏ›Á> ÿÂ§ÔπºÈºB yÏ°ÔV ºkı|D. ∏≈ kaÔÁÈ º\ukVÏ›Á> ÿÂ§ÔπºÈºB yÏ°ÔV ºkı|D. ∏≈ kaÔÁÈ º\uÿÔV^·ÈVÔVm.ÿÔV^·ÈVÔVm.ÿÔV^·ÈVÔVm.ÿÔV^·ÈVÔVm.ÿÔV^·ÈVÔVm.

4 .4 .4 .4 .4 . Ô_Ÿˆ© ÿ>V¶Ï∏_ÈV> A≈D√V™ ∏´flƒÁ™Ôπ_ >ÁÈB¶¬Ì¶Vm.Ô_Ÿˆ© ÿ>V¶Ï∏_ÈV> A≈D√V™ ∏´flƒÁ™Ôπ_ >ÁÈB¶¬Ì¶Vm.Ô_Ÿˆ© ÿ>V¶Ï∏_ÈV> A≈D√V™ ∏´flƒÁ™Ôπ_ >ÁÈB¶¬Ì¶Vm.Ô_Ÿˆ© ÿ>V¶Ï∏_ÈV> A≈D√V™ ∏´flƒÁ™Ôπ_ >ÁÈB¶¬Ì¶Vm.Ô_Ÿˆ© ÿ>V¶Ï∏_ÈV> A≈D√V™ ∏´flƒÁ™Ôπ_ >ÁÈB¶¬Ì¶Vm.

5 .5 .5 .5 .5 . Ô_Ÿˆ© º√´Ákl_ k´DA¬z^ k´V> ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·•DÔ_Ÿˆ© º√´Ákl_ k´DA¬z^ k´V> ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·•DÔ_Ÿˆ© º√´Ákl_ k´DA¬z^ k´V> ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·•DÔ_Ÿˆ© º√´Ákl_ k´DA¬z^ k´V> ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·•DÔ_Ÿˆ© º√´Ákl_ k´DA¬z^ k´V> ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·•DÔV´∫ÔÁ·B\ ÿ√VÆ©AÁ¶Bk´ º√V_ ®|›m ÿ\Vakm ®Às>flÔV´∫ÔÁ·B\ ÿ√VÆ©AÁ¶Bk´ º√V_ ®|›m ÿ\Vakm ®Às>flÔV´∫ÔÁ·B\ ÿ√VÆ©AÁ¶Bk´ º√V_ ®|›m ÿ\Vakm ®Às>flÔV´∫ÔÁ·B\ ÿ√VÆ©AÁ¶Bk´ º√V_ ®|›m ÿ\Vakm ®Às>flÔV´∫ÔÁ·B\ ÿ√VÆ©AÁ¶Bk´ º√V_ ®|›m ÿ\Vakm ®Às>flÛμWBKD >DxÁ¶B Ô¶Á\ ®™¬ ÔÚ>Ô Ì¶Vm.ÛμWBKD >DxÁ¶B Ô¶Á\ ®™¬ ÔÚ>Ô Ì¶Vm.ÛμWBKD >DxÁ¶B Ô¶Á\ ®™¬ ÔÚ>Ô Ì¶Vm.ÛμWBKD >DxÁ¶B Ô¶Á\ ®™¬ ÔÚ>Ô Ì¶Vm.ÛμWBKD >DxÁ¶B Ô¶Á\ ®™¬ ÔÚ>Ô Ì¶Vm.

6 .6 .6 .6 .6 . >M©√‚¶kˆ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈ÔzˆB ÿ√VÚ^ √u§ ∂[§ ÿ√ÚD√VÈV™>M©√‚¶kˆ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈ÔzˆB ÿ√VÚ^ √u§ ∂[§ ÿ√ÚD√VÈV™>M©√‚¶kˆ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈ÔzˆB ÿ√VÚ^ √u§ ∂[§ ÿ√ÚD√VÈV™>M©√‚¶kˆ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈ÔzˆB ÿ√VÚ^ √u§ ∂[§ ÿ√ÚD√VÈV™>M©√‚¶kˆ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈ÔzˆB ÿ√VÚ^ √u§ ∂[§ ÿ√ÚD√VÈV™\VkÏÔπ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈¬zˆB ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·© √u§ºB º√´Ák\VkÏÔπ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈¬zˆB ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·© √u§ºB º√´Ák\VkÏÔπ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈¬zˆB ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·© √u§ºB º√´Ák\VkÏÔπ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈¬zˆB ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·© √u§ºB º√´Ák\VkÏÔπ[ ∂¬ÔÁ≈¬zˆB ÿ√VÚ^ÔÁ·© √u§ºB º√´Ák∂KkÈÏÔ^ x>_kˆ¶\ ®|›mÿ\VakÏ.∂KkÈÏÔ^ x>_kˆ¶\ ®|›mÿ\VakÏ.∂KkÈÏÔ^ x>_kˆ¶\ ®|›mÿ\VakÏ.∂KkÈÏÔ^ x>_kˆ¶\ ®|›mÿ\VakÏ.∂KkÈÏÔ^ x>_kˆ¶\ ®|›mÿ\VakÏ.

7.7.7.7.7. x>_kÏ ÿ√VÆ©∏_ ∂¶∫˛B Œø¬ÔD, ∂>[ *m ®øD Â¶kΩ¬ÁÔx>_kÏ ÿ√VÆ©∏_ ∂¶∫˛B Œø¬ÔD, ∂>[ *m ®øD Â¶kΩ¬ÁÔx>_kÏ ÿ√VÆ©∏_ ∂¶∫˛B Œø¬ÔD, ∂>[ *m ®øD Â¶kΩ¬ÁÔx>_kÏ ÿ√VÆ©∏_ ∂¶∫˛B Œø¬ÔD, ∂>[ *m ®øD Â¶kΩ¬ÁÔx>_kÏ ÿ√VÆ©∏_ ∂¶∫˛B Œø¬ÔD, ∂>[ *m ®øD Â¶kΩ¬ÁÔg˛Bku§_ ºÂÏxÔ\VÔºkV \Á≈xÔ\VÔºkV º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^g˛Bku§_ ºÂÏxÔ\VÔºkV \Á≈xÔ\VÔºkV º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^g˛Bku§_ ºÂÏxÔ\VÔºkV \Á≈xÔ\VÔºkV º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^g˛Bku§_ ºÂÏxÔ\VÔºkV \Á≈xÔ\VÔºkV º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^g˛Bku§_ ºÂÏxÔ\VÔºkV \Á≈xÔ\VÔºkV º√´Ák ∂KkÈÏÔ^>ÁÈl¶¬ Ì¶Vm.>ÁÈl¶¬ Ì¶Vm.>ÁÈl¶¬ Ì¶Vm.>ÁÈl¶¬ Ì¶Vm.>ÁÈl¶¬ Ì¶Vm.

8 .8 .8 .8 .8 . mÁ≈\[≈∫Ôπ[ ∂KkÏÔ”D gEˆB ∂§°Á´BV·ÏÔ”D ÿÔVı¶mÁ≈\[≈∫Ôπ[ ∂KkÏÔ”D gEˆB ∂§°Á´BV·ÏÔ”D ÿÔVı¶mÁ≈\[≈∫Ôπ[ ∂KkÏÔ”D gEˆB ∂§°Á´BV·ÏÔ”D ÿÔVı¶mÁ≈\[≈∫Ôπ[ ∂KkÏÔ”D gEˆB ∂§°Á´BV·ÏÔ”D ÿÔVı¶mÁ≈\[≈∫Ôπ[ ∂KkÏÔ”D gEˆB ∂§°Á´BV·ÏÔ”D ÿÔVı¶√ˆÕmÁ≈lÁ™•D x>_kˆ[ ∞uA ∂–\]lÁ™•D ÿ√≈V> ®Õ>√ˆÕmÁ≈lÁ™•D x>_kˆ[ ∞uA ∂–\]lÁ™•D ÿ√≈V> ®Õ>√ˆÕmÁ≈lÁ™•D x>_kˆ[ ∞uA ∂–\]lÁ™•D ÿ√≈V> ®Õ>√ˆÕmÁ≈lÁ™•D x>_kˆ[ ∞uA ∂–\]lÁ™•D ÿ√≈V> ®Õ>√ˆÕmÁ≈lÁ™•D x>_kˆ[ ∞uA ∂–\]lÁ™•D ÿ√≈V> ®Õ>ŒÚ WÔμsÁ™ºBV ÿƒFB¬Ì¶Vm.ŒÚ WÔμsÁ™ºBV ÿƒFB¬Ì¶Vm.ŒÚ WÔμsÁ™ºBV ÿƒFB¬Ì¶Vm.ŒÚ WÔμsÁ™ºBV ÿƒFB¬Ì¶Vm.ŒÚ WÔμsÁ™ºBV ÿƒFB¬Ì¶Vm.

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Scholarships and ConcessionsThe Government of India and the State Government award fee

concession and scholarships to poor and deserving students, For eachof these fee concession and scholarships, students have to apply on theprescribed forms which will be made available.

The fee concessions and scholaships are liable to be withdrawn forpoor attendance and progress, anti-social or subversive activities.

All kinds of scholarships will be sanctioned subject to 90%attendance of the student. The payment of the scholarships amount isdependent on maintenance of 90% of the attendance and no relaxationof this rule will be granted to anybody.

Given below are few details regarding scholarships available tostudents of Arts and science Colleges. For further details the studentsare advised to contact the College Office.

1. National Merit ScholarshipBased on X Standard marks for Plus 2 and Degree classes andundergraduate marks for P,G. Courses. Minimum marks 60% inaggregate. Income for parents should not exceed Rs.25,000/- perannum.

2. State Scholarship for the Children of School TeachersAvailable only to children of all working teachers of recognisedprimary and secondary schools. Parental income should not exceedRs.1,000/- per month. Minimum marks 60% in the aggregate in thequalifying examination.

3. State Government Merit Scholarship SchemeThis Scholarship is available to meritorious students who come firstin the state in S.S.L.C. / Matriculation / AISLC / India Council forSecondary Education / C.B.S.E. Whose parental income does notexceed Rs.25,000/- per annum.

4. Scholarship in Jawaharlal Nehru University School of InternationalStudents, New Delhi : The Scholarship is available to a bonafide

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resident of Tamil Nadu intending to take up M.Phil/Ph.D. Course forAdvance Studies of International affairs at the school & theCandidates should be below 25 years of age.

5. Scholarship at the Rashtriya Indian Military College Dehradun :These Scholarships are available to candidates natives of Tamil Naduor domiciled there in who secure admission in the Rashtriya IndianMilitary College.

6. Award of Scholarship to cadets belonging to Tamil Nadu inNational Defence Academy, Khadakvasla : PUNE.These Scholarships are available to cadets belonging to Tamil Naduin the Defence Academy, Khadakvasla Maharashtra State.

7. Educational Concession and Scholarship to the children ofRepatriates from Sri Lanka :Students of degree classes should have secured 50% marks. Theyshould be children of Repatriates of Sri Lanka. Income of parentsshould be not more than Rs.500/- per month.

8. Scheme of Scholarship to students from Non-Hindi speaking statefor Post Matric studies in Hindi :These scholarships are available to students of Higher Secondary/pre-degree/Intermediate or equivalent examinations.

9. First degree courses on the basis of Higher Secondary/Indian schoolcertificate/Intermediate or equivalent examinations, M.A., (Hindi)on the basis of B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., or equivalent examinations.Only candidates whose mother tongue is not Hindi and who belongto non-Hindi speaking states and who take Hindi as a subject theircourse of study are eligible for this scholarship. The state Governmentoffers the following concessions also.

10. Educational concessions and scholarships to the children of FreedomFighters.

11. Educational concessions and scholarships to the children/

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dependents of Defence Service Personnel.

12. Jawaharlal Nehru Science Talent Book Scheme. Science Booksworth Rs.2000/- is given to boys and girls of first year B.Sc., degreeclass on basis of merit.

13. National Loan ScholarshipsAbout 1500 scholarships are allocated to Tamil Nadu every year.Students who pass the qualifying examination with atleast 50% marksand whose parental income does not exceed Rs.12,000/- per annumare eligible to apply.

14. State Collegiate ScholarshipsThe scholarship under this scheme is open only to students belongingto Tamil Nadu or domiciled therein. These are awarded on the basisof the results of the qualifying Examinations to students whoseparental income does not xceed Rs.6,000/- per annum.

15. Award of Anglo-Indian Scholarshipthese are available to Anglo-Indian students doing their studies inTamil Nadu.

16. Adhoc Merit Grant SchemeSC/ST students of first year degree who have 60% and above inHigher Secondary Examinations are eligible for a book grant ofRs.300/-. This is not renewable.

17. Under Rule 92 TNER(a) Half fee concession to Backward class (subjects to income

limit specified)(b) Full fee concession to Most Backward classes and denotified

tribes (subject to income limit specified)(c) Full fee concessions for SC (subject to income limit specified)

18. Educational concessions to the children of Governmentservants who die in harnessTuition fee, special fee and cost of the books purchased reimbursed.

19. Residential non-residential state scholarship for BC and MBC(subject to the income limit and merit)

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20. Residential and non-residential scholarship for SC and ST.

21. Tamil Nadu Harijan welfare loan scholarship Residential SC/STstudents (besides Post-Metric scholarship)

22. Scholarship for the physically handicapped For the natives of TamilNadu subject to the income limit and merit specified,

23. Post-Metric ScholarshipSC/ST students subject to the progress and promotion.

24. Physically handicapped scholarshipTo, blind, deaf and orthopedically handicapped children.

25. Scholarship from amalgamated Funds, Directorate of Ex-Servicement Welfare.To dependents of ex-servicemen whose income does not exceedsRs.650/- per month and in special cases to bright students whoseparental income is less than Rs.750/- per month.

26. Maharani Vidyavathi Devi of Vizianagaram EndowmentScholarship,Value of Scholarship : Rs. 960/-for year.

Eligibility : All, I, II and 111 years students without arrears

Income limit : 2,000/- per month

27. In the name of former Principal K.S. Nagarajan an endowment forRs. 20,000/- has been created for granting scholarship to students.

28. In the name of Shri. Shanthi Rajaiah, our retired staff Prof. K.N.Vasupaliah donated Rs. 50,000/- for granting scholarship to studentsof Economics,

29. Sultan Chand Dropadi Devi Memorial Scholarship Endowment:An award of Rs. 250/- per month for a II B.Com. (General) student.

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Prizes

ACADEMIC

1. Sri. Ladmal Bhandari Rolling Cup for the best team in inter collegiateoratorical contest in Hindi.

2. Donated by Kalyanmal Prakashmal Chordia Trust Misrimal KalyanmalChordia Memorial Medal for the student who secures the highestaggregate marks in B.Com., Final Examination.

3. Rolling Cup for the best team in inter-Collegiate Oratorical contestin Telugu.

4. Rolling Shield for the best team in the inter-Collegiate oratoricalcontest in Tamil donated “by SUTTY” Monthy Magazine Chennai.

5. Cash Prize by Sri. Champalal Savansukha Charitable Trust for theBest three students of our college who secure ranks in the Universityexaminations in any subject.

SPORTS AND ATHLETICS

1. Sri. Ramana Rao Rolling Shield for Sports and Athletics donated bySri. P.M. Gopalakrishna.

2. Thiagaradha Rolling Shield for Volley Ball donated by Sri. T.Rajendran.

3. Surana Rolling Shield for Cricket donated by Proprietor Surana &Co., Chennai.

4. Surana Rolling Shield for Badminton donated by the Proprietor ofSurana & Co.

5. Surana Rolling Shield for Basket Ball and Dhanraj Baid MemorialRolling Trophy for inter-Collegiate Kabadi Tournament donated bythe Proprietor of Surana & Co.

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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDINGDhanraj Baid Jain College signed a Memorandum of Understanding withApollo Foundation under a comprehensive programme SHINE, a “StudentHealth Initiative” on 5th of June 2015. The college collaborated with ApolloFoundation to provide a comprehensive health package to the staff andstudents of the institution. This programme aims at inculcating habits ofdiscipline, focus and moderation that will lead to a life time of good healthamong students of educational institutions. This programme shall deliverservices related to health screening, health education and training,administration of first aid room and accident insurance coverage to thestudents of the institution at a nominal rate and free of cost to staff membersand certain under privileged students who are economically backward.The following services are rendered by Apollo Foundation under theSHINE programme.

To set up first aid room in the institution. A trained nurse will beavailable to provide services.·To provide ambulance services, whenever necessary.The SHINE services will be provided during the working hours ofthe institution.Apollo shall provide SHINE help line numbers for Emergency callsand for appointment coordination for appointments at Apolloinstitution.Health screening will be conducted once in every academic year.Information literature in Tamil and English will be distributed to thestudents on health issues and talks on health issues and trainingprogramme will be conducted.The staff members will be given training on basic first aid skills andwill be certified after completion of the training.Health records will be maintained. The records will be returned tothe members concerned on expiry of the MOU.SHINE card holders will be given 15% to 20% discount on healthcheck up, out-patient investigation, on purchase of medicines, roomrent and on X-ray.

The SHINE members will be entitled to accident insurance coverage ofRs. 1,00,000 /- specifically for in-patient hospitalization due to accidentsat any Apollo hospital in Chennai, and Rs.1, 00,000 /- in case of loss oflife.

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College opens for II & III Year Students-Odd Semester begins

International Yoga Day

International Olympic Day

_u¢vμ® : |õß ¯õ¸US® Aiø©°Àø» GÚUS Aiø© ¯õ¸ªÀø».

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Chartered Accountants’ Day

International Co-operative Day

Chaturmasya Begins

A smile is an inexpensive way to improve your looks.

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Issue of Examination Application forms - online

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Continuous Assessment - ICommences

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Change is the law of nature. Those who change survive. Those who dont persih.

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Last date for payment of Exam. Fees without fi ne

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Paryushan Parva Ends

Teachers’ Day

World Forgiveness day

Quality is never an accident. It is always an outcome of intelligent work.

Last date of Submission of fi lled in exam. application forms to the HOD

Onam

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""SÇ¢øu GßÝ® ©õÖ÷ÁhzvÀ PhÄÒ EÒÍõº''

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Ayudha Pooja

Continuous Assessment - IIEnds

Vijayadasami

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s Birthday

World Food Day

Learning is a treasure that accompanies its owner everywhere.

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Practical exams Commence for all Programmes

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National Education Day

Chaturmasya Ends

Be the change that you wish to see in this world.

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World AIDS Day

Human Rights’ Day

Classes Commence for the Even Semester

Manage yourself, lead others.

Karthigai Deepam

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Thiruvalluvar Day

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Republic Day & Alumni Meet

Continuous Assessment - ICommences

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Your attitude determines your alltitude

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Last date for payment of Examination fees with fi neLast date to submit the fi lled - in exams.

applications form to the HODNational Science Day

Last date for payment of Examination fees without fi ne

Dhanraj Baid Jain Birthday

£]zv¸; uÛzv¸; ÂÈzv¸

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World Consumer Day

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Learn from the mistakes of others, instead of making your own.

Soft Skills Exams. for all UG & PG Programmes

Continuous Assesment - IIEnds

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Good Friday

Practical Exams. Commence

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World Health Day

Do not give up, the beginning is always the hardest.

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Even Semester Examinations Commence

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D.B. Jain College


ODD SEMESTER CLASS TIME TABLE

1st Hour 2nd Hour 3rd Hour 4th Hour 5th Hour

Day I

Day II

Day III

Day IV

Day V

Day VI

Semester : .......................... Section : ....... Course : .........................

D.B. Jain College


COURSE CODE / NAME NAME OF THE FACULTY

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D.B. Jain College


EVEN SEMESTER CLASS TIME TABLE

1st Hour 2nd Hour 3rd Hour 4th Hour 5th Hour

Day I

Day II

Day III

Day IV

Day V

Day VI

Semester : .......................... Section : ....... Course : .........................

D.B. Jain College


COURSE CODE / NAME NAME OF THE FACULTY

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D.B. Jain College


D.B. Jain College


LEAVE REQUISITION FORM

Name :

Roll No. / Branch / Section / Year :

Leave Dates (Applying for) :

Purpose* :

Signature of Father / Mother /Guardian / Warden / Custodian** :

(Signature of the Student) :

Recommendations and

Signature of Class Advisor :

APPROVED / NOT APPROVEDHODDate

* If medical leave is for more than two days, Medical certificate isto be enclosed.* Father to sign under normal circumstances; Mother (only if motheris the guardian when parents have separated or father is abroad or isdeceased); Guardian (if father & mother are deceased or if they areabroad); warden (for hostel resident students’); Custodian (if stayingaway from parents)

D.B. Jain College


REQUISITION FOR BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE

Name :

Roll No. / Branch / Section / Year :

Purpose :

Date :

Student’s Signature

Recommendation of HoD

Date : Signature :

BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr. / Ms. .........................................................of

...................................................................................(Year/Branch)

is a bonafide student of Dhanraj Baid Jain College, Chennai

600 097. This certificate is issued for the following purpose.Practical TrainingProject WorkSeminars / WorkshopStudy Tour / Travel ConcessionCompetitions

Principal

D.B. Jain College


STUDENT RESPONSE FORM

Name of the student: __________________________________________

Branch: __________________ Semester: _______ Year:______________

Emergency contact number:_____________________________________

Local residential address: Permanent residential address:

__________________________ _________________________

__________________________ _________________________

__________________________ _________________________

___________________________________________________

Phone number:____________ Phone number: ____________

Name of local guardian:_______________ Phone Number: ___________

Date of birth: _______________________ Blood group: _____________

Allergy if any:________________________________________________

We have read through the academic calendar and are aware of the informationgiven in the calendar. Our ward will abide by the rules and regulationsstipulated in the calendar.

Name of the father: __________________ Signature: _______________

Name of the mother: _________________ Signature: ______________

Name of the guardian: ________________ Signature: _____________

Name of the local guardian: ____________Signature: ____________

Signature of the student: ___________________________________

Place: Date:

Mother should sign in the absence of the father

Guardian can sign in the absence of both the parents

Name and phone number of contact person in emergency:

__________________________________

D.B. Jain College


ANNEXURETHIS FORM SHOULD BE SIGNED AS INDICATED BELOW ANDRETURNED TO THE CLASS ADVISOR ALONG WITH THE RESPONSESHEET

CAMPUS DRESS CODE

Every student shall wear a clean and respectful dress.

MALE STUDENTS

Hair should be neatly cut and well groomed.Shall be clean-shaven.Shall wear washed / pressed pants with decent shirt neatly tuckedwith formal shoes. Sleeves should not be folded.T-Shirts, banians, jeans / pants similar in appearance to jeans andcargo pants are not permitted.No exhibition of dress designs with flowers, cartoons, writings oneither shirts or pants. Wearing of earrings is not permitted.

FEMALE STUDENTS

Permitted dress is churidhar with dupatta pinned to the kurta orsaree. High slits, short kurtas and single fleet dupatta, sleevelessblouse and leggins are not permitted.

NO MOBILE PHONES:

Mobile phones should not be used inside the classrooms, if foundstringent action and fine will be imposed.

I have read the rules and I promise to abide by them.

Father’s Signature...............................Student’s Signature....................................

Mother’s Signature...................Guardian’s Signature....................... (if father andmother are deceased)

DHANRAJ BAID JAIN COLLEGE

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