HAND BOOK 2019-2020
EASWARI ENGINEERING COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS INSTITUTION)
Bharathi Salai, Ramapuram, Chennai – 600 089.
EASWARI ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Web:www.srmeaswari.ac.in Email:[email protected] / [email protected]
IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS – EEC
General/Exchange 4392 3041 / 0853
Director 2249 0430 / 4392 3021
Principal 2249 5420 / 4392 3022
Vice-Principal 4392 3082
Chief Engineer (Construction) 2249 0230
HOD/ Automobile 4392 3120
HOD/ CSE 4392 3050
HOD/ ECE 4392 3043
HOD/ EEE 4392 3027
HOD/ EIE 4392 3045
HOD/ Mechanical 4392 3048
HOD/ Civil 4392 3030
HOD/ IT 4392 3046
HOD/ MBA 4392 3026
HOD/ English 4392 3091
HOD/ Physics 4392 3028
HOD/ Chemistry 4392 3029
HOD/ Maths 4392 3118
Placement/Training/Counseling/
Sai Career 2249 4566 / 4392 3025 / 4392 3104
Library 4392 3044
Manager / Administration 2249 0853 / 4392 3041
Manager / Maintenance 4392 3096
Manager / Transport 4392 3060
Security Office Gate(1&2) 4392 3058 / 4392 3158
Girls Hostel – I (Om Vinayaga) 2249 2401 / 4392 3053
Girls Hostel – II (Sivasakthi) 2249 5411 / 4392 3011
Girls Hostel – III (Chellammal) 2249 3752 / 4392 3097
Boys Hostel – I 4392 3068
Boys Hostel – II 2249 0219 / 4392 3055
EASWARI ENGINEERING COLLEGE (A unit of SRM group of Educational Institutions)
Approved by Govt. of Tamil Nadu and AICTE | Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
NAAC – Accredited ‘A’ Grade | NBA Accredited programmes | 2(f) & 12(B) Status (UGC)
ISO 9001:2015 Certified | FIST Funded (DST) | SIRO (DSIR)
Best Wishes for a Bright
&
Brilliant Academic Year
2019 – 2020
HAND BOOK
CONTENTS
S. No Description Page No.
1 Vision 7
2 Mission 7
3 Goals 7
4 Quality Policy 7
5 Quality Objectives 8
6 List of Rank Holders 9
7 Personal Data 13
7.1 Copy for HOD 13
7.2 Personal Copy 15
8 Preamble 17
9 The Genesis 17
10 About the College 18
11 The Governing Council 18
12 Branches of Study / Accreditation Status 20
13 Infrastructure and Facilities 21
13.1 Computer Centres / Internet 22
13.2 Laboratories / Workshops 22
13.3 The Central Library 22
13.4 Department Library 25
13.5 Training and Placement Activities 25
14 Functional Committees 26
15 Activities 30
16 Rules, Regulations and Practices 32
17 College Timings 37
18 Academic Schedule for the year 2019 – 2020 38
19 List of Holidays 2019-2020 40
20 Transport Details 41
21 Calendar for the Academic year 2019-2020 45
22 Our Strength at a glance 68
23 Impressions by Visiting Dignitaries 69
24 Class Time Table 70
25 Personal Notes 72
26 Glimpses of Easwari Engineering College in the Academic year 2018- 2019
73
27 Photo Gallery 74
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
A very warm welcome to all!!!
Dear Students,
The academic year 2019-2020 marks yet another milestone in the
remarkable history of Easwari Engineering College. The college has been
granted “Autonomous Status” by the UGC.
This opens up a new frontier in providing total flexibility in curriculum
designing & delivery, which helps you in diversifying your engineering
discipline and become a part of the future workforce of Industry 4.0. The
regulation 2019, curriculum & syllabus are learner centric with
numerous value – additions.
The academic ambience is conducive to impart quality education.
We also believe in holistic development of our students, which leads to
confidence building, team dynamics and enhancement of personality.
This in turn will equip you with life skills to face varied challenges. So
make the best use of your years in the college to tap your talents and
touch greater heights of achievement.
This academic calendar carries information on campus life, teaching
pedagogies, research strengths, professional societies and club activities.
I wish that you enjoy the learning experiences and realize your
aspirations.
“Dream, take a big step forward and spread your wings and explore!”
Best Wishes
Dr. R. Shivakumar, M.D. , Ph.D.,
Chairman
SRM Group of Institutions
Trichy and Ramapuram Campus
31st MAY 2019
1. VISION
To accomplish and maintain international eminence and become a model
institution for higher learning through dedicated development of minds,
advancement of knowledge and professional application of skills to meet the global
demands.
2. MISSION
Easwari Engineering College strives to set high standards of comprehensive
education by developing the intellectual strength of students and guiding them
towards technical advancement.
Synergize the efforts of various departments, inspire creativity and foster
excellence and innovation in teaching and learning so as to realize our vision as a
Premier Engineering Institution.
Nurture the development of mind, skill, and attitude and core competence of
students.
Attain leadership in planning and resource management so as to improve the
quality and accessibility of technical education.
Produce graduates of International distinction, committed to integrity,
professionalism and lifelong learning by widening their knowledge horizons in
range and depth.
Enable students shine in their academic pursuits, making them sensitive to the
needs of the progressive industrial world.
Organize a pluralistic and supportive environment that will stimulate scholars,
students and staff of the higher caliber and contribute immensely to the process of
Nation building through partnership with Community and Industry
3. GOALS
Our Goals are spun around these Ideals with a time frame.
4. QUALITY POLICY
We, at Easwari Engineering College, are committed to imparting Quality Education
and skill sets with ethics and developing the students of Engineering, Management
and Computer Applications, as excellent professionals and responsible citizens to
promote industrial progress and societal transformation.
We implement quality systems to achieve continuous improvement and become a
world class Institution.
5. QUALITY OBJECTIVES
To set international quality standards and innovative trends of
comprehensive education to inspire students and nurture the development
of their minds, core competence, multi-skills, attitude and leadership
qualities, in order to realize career pathways for every one through
placement, entrepreneurship or higher studies.
To create a dedicated team of faculty committed to scholarly excellence and
sustaining them through Sponsorship for higher studies for at least 25%
faculty and Encouragement for publications, at an average of 1 paper per
faculty in a year in international/national journal/conference.
To practice excellent Teaching Learning process that includes a minimum
of 6 Industrial visits and 6 seminars during each semester in all the
departments and one National conference at department level every year
and one International conference at Institutional level every year.
To continuously improve upon academics and systems to secure maximum
number of University ranks and the minimum number being not less than 3
ranks in each department.
To develop the institution as a Centre of Excellence by continuous up-
gradation of infrastructure and facilities in areas that are of value for
modern industries, research establishments and organize collaborative tie-
ups with institutions of International standing.
6. LIST OF RANK HOLDERS (2018)
University Rank Holders: 59 (UG-37, PG-22)
List of UG Rank Holders
S. No Register No. Name of the Student Branch CGPA Rank Year
1 310614102015 FELIX GABRIEL MARK D AUTO 9.41 1 2014-18
2 310614102040 PRAVEEN P AUTO 8.46 8 2014-18
3 310614102034 NAVEEN KUMAR R AUTO 8.4 10 2014-18
4 310614102037 PRABHAKARAN M AUTO 8.39 11 2014-18
5 310614102048 SHRAVANKUMAR S M AUTO 8.37 13 2014-18
6 310614102007 ASHWIN SURENDRAN AUTO 8.14 21 2014-18
7 310614102018 GURU PRANEETH RAO AUTO 8.12 23 2014-18
8 310614102045 ROHANATHAN S AUTO 8.09 25 2014-18
9 310614102041 PRAVEEN KUMAR M AUTO 8.07 27 2014-18
10 310614102049 SRINATH V AUTO 7.87 34 2014-18
11 310614103027 GOPI KRISHNAN P CIVIL 8.68 45 2014-18
12 310614103056 NAYANA SREE KUMAR CIVIL 8.68 45 2014-18
13 310614103063 PRIYA B CIVIL 8.68 45 2014-18
14 310614104079 SHAHISTA PARVEEN U CSE 8.92 19 2014-18
15 310614104082 SHWETHA R CSE 8.85 26 2014-18
16 310614104039 LAVANYA S CSE 8.61 50 2014-18
17 310614105074 PRIYA B EEE 9.03 10 2014-18
18 310614105050 MENAKA S EEE 9.01 12 2014-18
19 310614105038 JANANI R EEE 8.87 24 2014-18
20 310614105103 SURYA R EEE 8.66 45 2014-18
21 310614106145 SUSHMITHA V ECE 9.05 17 2014-18
22 310614106135 SRIRAM R ECE 8.8 42 2014-18
23 310614106155 VIDYA K B ECE 8.75 47 2014-18
24 310614107073 SHANAZ MEGAR NISHA.S EIE 8.67 16 2014-18
25 310614107040 MONIKA R B EIE 8.54 27 2014-18
26 310614107008 ALAGAMMAI V EIE 8.48 33 2014-18
27 310614107075 SHARATH SRINIVAS.S EIE 8.45 36 2014-18
28 310614107091 SURBHI JAIN.K EIE 8.45 42 2014-18
29 310614107006 AKSHARA A R EIE 8.38 42 2014-18
30 310614107018 ESTHER VINIBA EIE 8.34 46 2014-18
31 310614107027 JANANE B EIE 8.34 46 2014-18
32 310614114104 PRADEEP G MECH 9.01 19 2014-18
33 310614114052 GAUTHAM G MECH 8.78 40 2014-18
34 310614114072 KARTHIK SOMASUNDARAM T MECH 8.76 42 2014-18
35 310614205001 ABISHEK A G IT 8.65 27 2014-18
36 310614205079 RINKU A IT 8.55 37 2014-18
37 310614205096 SOWMIYA P IT 8.43 49 2014-18
List of PG Rank Holders
38 310615621324 PUSHPALATHA .M MCA 8.88 13 2016-18
39 310615621331 SAJJADI BEGUM MCA 8.87 14 2016-18
40 310615621337 VANITHA .M MCA 8.77 21 2016-18
41 310615621334 SHARMILA .S MCA 8.72 26 2016-18
42 310615621313 JAYA LAKSHMI .A MCA 8.61 35 2016-18
43 310615621327 RAJESH KUMAR .J MCA 8.6 36 2016-18
44 310615621325 RAHUL V DHOSHI MCA 8.49 46 2016-18
45 310615621320 MONICA .B MCA 8.47 48 2016-18
46 310616631082 REKHA D MBA 8.53 26 2016-18
47 310616631058 MUHIL VAHINI PANDI MBA 8.41 37 2016-18
48 310616631025 DEVIPRIYA B MBA 8.33 44 2016-18
49 310616631105 USHA P MBA 8.29 48 2016-18
50 310616405001 AMBICA E ME-CSE 8.71 22 2016-18
51 310616405009 SANGEETHA R ME-CSE 8.56 33 2016-18
52 310616419001 DORATHY SYLVIA D ME-VLSI 9.01 3 2016-18
53 310616419004 SAI PUNITHA ME-VLSI 8.99 5 2016-18
54 310616413015 SANTHOSH PRABU S ME-
STRUCT 9.19 5 2016-18
55 310616413005 EMILREYAN R ME-
STRUCT 9.04 7 2016-18
56 310616413017 SUGANYA J ME-
STRUCT 8.99 10 2016-18
57 310616413013 PRIYA P ME-
STRUCT 8.74 23 2016-18
58 310616413011 MARIAMMAL S ME-
STRUCT 8.59 32 2016-18
59 310616413004 DIVYA R ME-
STRUCT 8.46 43 2016-18
UG RANK HOLDERS -2018
AUTO-10 CIVIL-03 CSE – 03 EEE -04 ECE-03 EIE -08 MECH – 03 IT – 03
PG RANK HOLDERS - 2018
MCA – 08 MBA – 04 M.E (CSE) - 02 ME (VLSI) – 02 ME (STRUC) - 06
7. PERSONAL DATA (2019 -20)
7.1 Copy for HOD (Please Note: There are 2 sets of ‘Forms’ for filling in Personal Data; fill in
both the sets. One set with serration is to be removed and submitted to the
HOD; the other set is a part of the Hand Book and is to be retained in the
calendar/Hand book itself for reference by student concerned)
i Name in full :
ii Date of Birth :
iii Phone No. & E-mail ID :
iv Blood Group :
v Year & Course :
vi Branch / Section :
vii University Reg. No. :
viii ID Card No. (Student) :
ix
Name
Occupation
Postal Address
Tel. No.
E-Mail ID
Father Mother
x Name of Local Guardian :
Tel. No. & E -Mail ID :
Postal Address :
xi Contact no. for Emergency :
xii Hostel & Room No. :
xiii Bus Pass No. :
xiv Train Pass No. :
xv Height / Weight :
xvi Identification Marks. :
xvii Driving License No. :
xviii Vehicle make/ Regn. No. :
xix
Passport No. :
Date of Issue & Validity :
Issued at :
xx Hobbies/ Special Interests
Special Achievements :
xxi
Notes :
Undertaking
I have fully read and clearly understood the contents in the Diary / College-Hand
Book 2019-2020. In the overall interest for academics and my own development, I
hereby agree to abide by the ‘Rules & Regulations’ (enforced from time to time),
in letter and spirit. I shall positively perform, maintain discipline, make progress
and sustain harmony in the institution.
I shall emerge everyday as a developing student professional with positive
thoughts and deeds.
Name: Signature:
Date :
7. PERSONAL DATA (2019 -20)
7.2 Personal Copy (Please Note: There are 2 sets of ‘Forms’ for filling in Personal Data; fill in
both the sets. One set with serration is to be removed and submitted to the
HOD; the other set is a part of the Hand Book and is to be retained in the
calendar/Hand book itself for reference by student concerned)
i Name in full :
ii Date of Birth :
iii Phone No. & E-mail ID :
iv Blood Group :
v Year & Course :
vi Branch / Section :
vii University Reg. No. :
viii ID Card No. (Student) :
ix
Name
Occupation
Postal Address
Tel. No.
E-Mail ID
Father Mother
x Name of Local Guardian :
Tel. No. & E -Mail ID :
Postal Address :
xi Contact no. for Emergency :
xii Hostel & Room No. :
xiii Bus Pass No. :
xiv Train Pass No. :
xv Height / Weight :
xvi Identification Marks. :
xvii Driving License No. :
xviii Vehicle make/ Regn. No. :
xix
Passport No. :
Date of Issue & Validity :
Issued at :
xx Hobbies/ Special Interests
Special Achievements :
xxi
Notes :
Undertaking
I have fully read and clearly understood the contents in the Diary / College-Hand
Book 2019-2020. In the overall interest for academics and my own development, I
hereby agree to abide by the ‘Rules & Regulations’ (enforced from time to time),
in letter and spirit. I shall positively perform, maintain discipline, make progress
and sustain harmony in the institution.
I shall emerge everyday as a developing student professional with positive
thoughts and deeds.
Name: Signature:
Date :
8. PREAMBLE
Easwari Engineering College was established in the academic year 1996-
1997, with the 'Vision' for 'Women Empowerment' through Higher Education in
'Engineering and Technology'. At that point of time, the College held the unique
status of being the first and the only 'Engineering College for Women' affiliated to
the University of Madras. This was a pioneering effort, propelled by sustained public
demand, the college was subsequently converted to co-education in 2002. The
college provides academic ambience through inspiration, fosters enthusiasm and
motivation so as to realize challenging and rewarding career pathways to students.
Our unwavering commitment to quality education and experiential learning
ensures that our students develop the abilities for critical thinking and evaluation of
issues; they are trained to translate concepts and theoretical knowledge into real
time situations. Besides these, our students are molded to be socially aware and
become responsible, to make effective contributions towards 'societal
transformation and nation building'. The SRM Group stays focused to its ideals and
steadily embraces quality, values and tradition.
9. THE GENESIS
Easwari Engineering College (EEC), a unit of Sri Ramaswamy Memorial
(SRM) Group of Educational Institutions for higher learning, is functioning under the
aegis of a 4 decade old “Valliammai Society”. The society was founded for promoting
the cause of quality education by Dr. T. R. Paarivendhar, an academician and
educationist. SRM Group runs a network of more than 21 different institutions and is
one of the largest Educational Groups in the Country. The Branches of study include
Engineering and Technology, Management, Medical / Dental / Life and Bio-Sciences
/ Para Medical and Allied Medical Sciences / Hospitality and Arts & Science.
Contributions made by SRM, consistently over the years through
Educational Institutions and Health Care Services have been well recognized at the
National Level. On the basis of academic strength, quality of education and
associated factors, SRM Engineering College and the SRM Dental College were
accorded the status of Deemed University in the year 2002; in 2006, SRM Institute of
Science and Technology (Deemed University) became 'SRM University' (under
section 3 of UGC Act). Now, the University has added several UG and PG
programmes, including MBBS Degree programme. In 2017, SRM University became
SRM Institute of Science and Technology.
The Mission continues…
10. ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Easwari Engineering College was instituted in the academic year 1996 -1997, with the approval of Government of Tamil Nadu and AICTE, New Delhi. The College is affiliated to Anna University, Chennai since 2002. All programmes have got permanent affiliation except Civil Engineering and Automobile Engineering.
Pursuing the philosophy of continuous learning, the institution prepares the students to score creditably in the academic sessions and also encourages them to develop their interpersonal and intrapersonal skills and attitudes to approach life with confidence. The working environment is such that students as well as faculty are inspired and supported to attain high standards of education and skill sets and shine in their chosen path.
Faculty, with their impressive academic, research and industrial experience, lead the students to achieve excellence and competence. This in turn enhances the core strength of students and enables them to realize all round development.
College offers 8 Under-Graduate and 6 Post Graduate Programmes, covering Engineering & Technology and Management. The National Board of Accreditation (NBA) and National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) have already accredited the Programmes offered by the College. The College has obtained ISO 9001: 2015 Certification from TUV, South Asia.
So far, 19 Batches of Engineering students have successfully passed out. Many of our students have secured University Ranks including the university first rank. In 2017-18, ‘Placement’ was more than 95% in companies of repute, in 2018-19 placements is around 80% till May ’19. Many of our students pursue higher studies in India and abroad. Our Alumni association is also very active.
The College, located at Bharathi Salai, Ramapuram is within the Metropolis of Chennai and is of about 20 minutes drive from prime parts of the city, viz. Anna University Chennai, Raj Bhavan, IIT, Railway Station (Guindy), Airport and Bus Terminus (Please refer to the Route Map on the rear cover).
11. THE GOVERNING COUNCIL
Governing Council, the Apex Committee of the College for its perspective,
policy/ financial planning and management, meets twice or more in a year. The
Agenda focuses on comprehensive development and on continuous improvement for
steady growth of the College. The Council monitors the formulation, programme
implementation and evaluation and reforms with special reference to quality and
standards of academic and industrial expectations.
GOVERNING COUNCIL MEMBERS
CHAIRMAN, Governing Council
Dr. T. R. Paarivendhar, B.Sc., M.I.E.
Founder Chairman, Valliammai Society
SRM Group of Institutions and Chancellor, SRMIST
MEMBERS
1. Dr. R. Shivakumar, M.D., Ph.D.
Chairman, Easwari Engineering College and Vice-President, SRM
Institute of Science and Technology
2. Dr. P. Sathyanarayanan, B.E., M.S. (USA)., Ph.D.
Vice-Chairman, Valliammai Society/ SRM Group and President,
SRM Institute of Science and Technology
3. Mr. S. Niranjan, B.E., M.S.
Co-Chairman, SRM Group / SRM Institute of Science and Technology
4. Mrs. P. Geetha, BA.
Trustee, Valliammai Society
5. Dr. V. Subbiah Bharathi, Ph.D.
6. Dr. N. Sethuraman, Ph.D.
7. Dr. R. Balasubramanian, Ph.D.
8. Dr. C. Muthamizhchelvan, Ph.D.
9. Dr. K. Kathiravan, Ph.D.
10. Mr. V. Viswanathan, Regional Manager (HR), Wipro
11. Mr. S.P. Balamurugan, Co-founder and CEO, GUVI.in
12. AICTE Nominee, AICTE, New Delhi
13. Dr. K. Ravichandran, Professor, MIT campus, Anna University
Nominee
14. Dr. J. Sreerambabu, Asst. Director (Planning), DOTE, State Govt.
Nominee
15. Dr. R. S. Kumar, M.Tech., Ph.D. – Principal, EEC, Member Secretary 16. Dr. S. Lavanya Prabha, Faculty Nominee
17. Mrs. D. Jessintha, Faculty Nominee
12. BRANCHES OF STUDY/PROGRAMMES AND ACCREDITATION STATUS
UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
S. No.
Programme
Degree Conferred
Duration of Study
(in Years/ Semesters)
Sanctioned Annual Intake
Accreditation status
1 Automobile Engineering B.E 4/8 60 Not eligible
2 Civil Engineering B.E 4/8 120 Accredited
3 Computer Science and Engineering
B.E 4/8 180 Accredited
4 Electronics and Communication Engineering
B.E 4/8 180 Accredited
5 Electrical and Electronics Engineering
B.E 4/8 120 Accredited
6 Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
B.E 4/8 120 Accredited
7 Mechanical Engineering B.E 4/8 180 Accredited
8 Information Technology B.Tech 4/8 120 Accredited
POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
S. No.
Programme
Degree Conferred
Duration of study
(in Years/ Semesters)
Sanctioned Annual Intake
1 Master of Business Administration MBA 2/4 120
2 Computer Science and Engineering M.E 2/4 18
3 Communication Systems M.E 2/4 18
4 Embedded Systems Technologies M.E 2/4 18
5 Engineering Design M.E 2/4 18
6 Structural Engineering M.E 2/4 18
13. INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACILITIES
Easwari Engineering College has been developed over the years and fully established with 7 imposing multi-storied Academic Blocks and 2 Workshop Blocks
Main Block (EEE, CSE, AUTO, ECE,IT)
Electronics Block II (ENGLISH, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY)
Electronics Block I (ECE, MATHS) Civil Block (CIVIL)
Basic Engineering Block Two Workshop Blocks
P.G. Block (EIE, MBA) Mechanical Block (MECH)
The buildings house have fully furnished with laboratories, Centre of Excellence, smart class rooms/ Class rooms, conference halls, offices of HODs, Staff rooms, Seminar Halls, department Libraries and other facilities as per AICTE Norms and Standards.(for details please visit our website www.srmeaswari.ac.in). Spacious lawns between the entrance and buildings and green trees around provide the serene and right ambience for the Campus. The College has 5 Residential Hostels, separately for boys and girls. Facilities provided in the hostels include:
Study Halls Recreation Rooms with Television
Common Rooms
Magazine Section Entertainment Hall and Indoor Games
Temple
Health Centre and Gym
Areas for Sports and Indoor Games
Yoga Section
Other facilities within the Campus include:
Food Courts /Canteens Super Market/ Departmental Stores
Photocopy and Telecom facilities Bank with ATM DTP and Internet Centres Post Office (adjoining Location) Two separate sewage Treatment
plants Iron filtration plant
Generator backup service for all buildings
Additional Facilities for value added courses
Solar water heater RO plant for every building Public Announcement LCD TV in each
block Centralized Audio Information
System
A 150 Bedded multi-specialty hospital is established well within the campus to provide health care for students, faculty members and the public. Free consultation and treatment are provided.
13.1 COMPUTER CENTRES AND INTERNET FACILITIES
Fully furnished Computer Labs are available in all the departments. These labs cater
to the computing needs of the students & faculty. There are totally 1635 Terminals,
i3, i5 and i7 processors with latest configuration and UPS backup service:
System Configurations are:
WINDOWS server 2008 - R2 / 2012 – R2
UNIX/ LINUX Operating Systems
Windows (7, 8 & 10)
16 Branded Servers
All Terminals are networked to provide cross platform application with Client
Server architecture. All buildings of the College have been linked up and connectivity
has been established through Fiber-Optic cables. In addition to the provision of
regular course work in C, C++, JAVA, ORACLE, VB, VC++, Rational Rose, FOSS Lab and
Web Sphere, there is provision for Multimedia based English learning software in an
exclusive Language Laboratory. Academic/ Administrative Software have also been
installed to facilitate effective coordination among departments and operations.
INTERNET
College has 155 Mbps [1:1] internet connectivity through Airtel leased line.
This caters to:
The Campus with Wi-Fi enabled.
All department labs are LAN connected
Browsing Centres and DTP in the Hostels / Campus (General needs)
Libraries with high speed internet connectivity.
13.2 LABORATORIES / WORKSHOPS
All departments have laboratories/ workshops as per AICTE stipulations and
curriculum of Anna University. These are well established with modern facilities,
equipment and systems. Our labs are regularly updated and upgraded to cater to the
students’ needs. (for details of the Syllabi and Laboratories, please visit the College
website www.srmeaswari.ac.in )
13.3 THE CENTRAL LIBRARY
Our Library is a paradise for those who have a passion for reading books and
enthusiasm for widening their knowledge base in depth and extent. The Library is
spread over 2 storeys (Mezzanine Type floors) and is housed in the P.G. Block. The
library has an area of 2100 sq. m. of built-up facilities.
Library resources and Services
Fully computerized (KOHA – Open Source Library Integrated System) working
systems.
20989 Titles and 77869 Volumes
270 Indian/ Foreign Journals / Magazines
5,840 + Online Journals from IEEE, Science Direct, EBSCO, ASME, ASCE, ACCESS
Engineering ASTM Digitals Library, J. GATE and Springer link.
Facilities to receive Anna University Training Development and Communication
Channel (AUTDCC) through EDUSAT for special Lecture by experts
Lending, reference and reprographic facilities
Study halls with a capacity for 450 students / faculty
2 air-conditioned audio and video Halls
Internet browsing section
CD Library, CD ROMs, CD writing and scanning – Digital Library
Dedicated areas for PG Students, Project work and air-conditioned room for
staff.
Institutional Memberships: British Council Library, IIT (Madras) Library and the
Centre for University Industry Collaboration / Anna University, Madras
Management Association, MALIBNET, DELNET
Individual Membership: Library membership is compulsory for staff and
students. All members are expected to follow the regulations as laid down.
REGULATIONS FOR USE OF LIBRARY
One should realize the power of silence in the Library and make it an
abode for academic pursuit and dissemination of knowledge.
Members should produce their Identity Card at the entrance / while
borrowing books/ and whenever so demanded by security personnel /
faculty.
Members should sign in the Gate Register/ Scan Id card in the Computer
kept at the Entrance.
On no account personal books, files, lab coat / apron and articles will be
allowed inside. (Such items are to be handed over to the security in
charge in the personal bag section at the Entrance)
Issue of Books:
UG students 4 Books
PG students 5 Books
Teaching Staff 6 Books
Programmers and Non-Technical Staff 2 Books
Merit books : 2 additional merit category books issued as per the following
criteria in terms of ‘Aggregate Marks’:
UG: Students who secure 80% and above
PG: Students who secure 75% and above
Final year students should return all the books and surrender the library
tickets on completion of the Course and obtain "No Dues Certificate". Only then
the student becomes eligible for issue of Hall Ticket.
Loan period for student Members :
Books (other than Ref. Books) - 21 days
CD ROMs - 1 day
Reference Books: Available for reading only within the Library.
Tearing of sheets from books & newspapers is prohibited and is a punishable
offence.
Members must satisfy themselves whether the books are in good condition,
before they leave the counter. If any damage is noticed, the same must be
immediately reported; otherwise member concerned will be held responsible.
Fine will be levied for late return of books:
2 per day per book.
Loss or Missing of Books should be reported to the Librarian immediately and
should be replaced by another new copy. Otherwise, the double the amount of
book cost and overdue/ overhead charges, if any will be levied.
Working hours
Library is kept open on all days of the year
Library functions without lunch break;
Monday to Friday
Study/ Reference/ Internet access : 8.00 am to 8.00 pm
Transaction : 8.00 am to 6.00 pm.
Saturday
Study/Reference/Internet access : 8.00 am to 4.30 pm
Transaction : 8.00 am to 4.00 pm.
Sundays & Holidays
Study/Reference/Internet access : 9.30 am to 4.00 pm
13.4 DEPARTMENT LIBRARY
In addition to the central library, each department has their own departmental
library which contains important book titles in the respective branches of study.
Students are advised to fully utilize these books and journals for further
enhancement of their subject knowledge. Books will not be issued to anyone, but are
available only for reference within the department library. HOD controls the
functioning of department library.
13.5 TRAINING AND PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES
Employability of Engineering and Management Graduates are one of the key result
areas for our institution. We are striving very hard to place all the eligible students
in the leading multinational and national level organization both in IT, ITES and Core
Engineering Discipline. Usually 230 companies visit our campus for recruitment,
some of the companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Cognizant, HCL Technologies,
Athena Health Care, HP, iGate, CCC, L&T Infotech, ELGI Equipments, Johnson
Controls, Honeywell, Mphasis, Sanmar, Saint Gobain, Maveric Systems, Zoho
Corporation, TVS Sundaram Fastener, Technip, Flipkart, SAP LABS, Torry Harris
have visited the campus. The salary ranges between 4 Lakhs to 45 Lakhs.
INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION CELL (IIIC)
The IIIC has continued its participation with the Confederation of Indian
Industries through which students and faculty would get an opportunity to
interact with industries.
It has continued its participation in the Industrial Associate ship Scheme (IAS) of
Anna University. Through this scheme, faculty members of our college can
access the library facilities of Anna University.
It organizes seminar, workshops and guest lecture from various industries for
the students and faculty members.
It facilitates faculty members and students by signing of MoUs with industries
thereby giving exposure to the latest industrial and professional requirements.
It provides industry training to faculty members and collaborative research
work is also done by working on various projects.
QUALITY CIRCLE FORUM OF INDIA (QCFI) STUDENT CHAPTER
Easwari Engineering College joining with Quality Circle Forum of India – Chennai
Chapter very actively organizes workshops, seminars, conventions and symposia in
the quality related area being practiced in the industries.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL (EDC)
EDC is very active in the campus to nurture entrepreneurial skills among the young
budding Engineers by inviting Eminent and Successful Entrepreneurs in IT, ITES and
services companies. Every year this cell conducts business plan competitions and
Popular Guest Lectures Series.
14. FUNCTIONAL COMMITTEES
The Functional committees comprising senior faculty members have been
constituted to ensure the systematic and smooth functioning of the curricular, co -
curricular and extra-curricular activities.
14.1 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)
The Functions of IQAC
Development and application of quality benchmarks/parameters for various
academic and administrative activities of the institution.
Facilitating the creation of a learner-centric environment conducive to quality
education and faculty maturation to adopt the required knowledge and
technology for participatory teaching and learning process.
Arrangement for feedback response from students, parents and other
stakeholders on quality-related institutional processes.
Dissemination of information on various quality parameters of higher education.
Organization of inter and intra institutional workshops, seminars on quality
related themes and promotion of quality circles.
Documentation of the various programmes / activities leading to quality
improvement.
Acting as a nodal agency of the Institution for coordinating quality-related
activities, including adoption and dissemination of best practices;
Development and maintenance of institutional database through MIS for the
purpose of maintaining / enhancing the institutional quality.
Development of Quality Culture in the institution.
Preparation of the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) as per guidelines
and parameters of NAAC, to be submitted to NAAC.
IQAC MEMBERS
Convener: Dr G. S. Anandha Mala, Prof. /CSE
S. No. Department Members 1. CSE
Ms.S.Sriheera, Asst.Prof.
2 IT Dr.R.Priytharshini, Asso.Prof.
3 AUTO Mr.C.Hariharan, Asst.Prof.
4 ECE Dr.S.Sudha, Prof.
5 EEE Dr.K.Mala, Asso.Prof.
6 EIE Dr.M.Guna Selvi, Asso.Prof.
7 MECH Mr.K.Thavasilingam, Asst.Prof.
8 CIVIL Mrs.G.Prabha, Asst.Prof.
9 PHYSICS Mr.R.Saravanan, Asst.Prof.
10 CHEMSITRY Dr. M.J. Shanmugam, Asst.Prof.
11 ENGLISH Dr. Samuel Sudharsan Dawson, Asso. Prof.
12 MATHS Mr.L.Vasu, Asst.Prof.
13 MBA Mrs.S.Sasirekha, Asst.Prof.
14 P.E.D Dr.S.Sanjeevi,
15 PLACEMENT Dr.R.Madhusudhanan,Dean/Placement Officer 16 ADMIN Mr.G.V.Williams, Manager
14.2 ANTI - RAGGING COMMITTEE
RAGGING – A SERIOUS AND PUNISHABLE OFFENCE
Ragging in any form is totally banned in our College/other
institutions/Hostel/Campus and other premises. Extract of Tamil Nadu Government
Gazette-Extra Ordinary Notification dated 29.01.97 (Bill No. 8 of 1997 Tamil Nadu
Prohibition of Ragging Act):
Ragging in any form is illegal and is strictly forbidden.
The College has an Anti- Ragging Squad consisting of senior members of
faculty.
Honorable Supreme Court and the State Authorities have empowered the
victims and their families to file / register First Information Report (FIR)
ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Coordinator: Dr.K.Rahimunnisa, Asso.Prof. / ECE
S.No Department Members
1. PED Dr.S.Sanjeevi,Head-Physical Education
2. PLACEMENT Dr.R.Madhusudhanan,Dean/Placement
3. EEE Mr.P.Pushpakarthick,Asst.Prof.
4. CIVIL Mrs. V.Vidyapriya
5. CSE Mr. G.Rajasekaran, Asst.Prof.
6. ECE Mrs.B.JesvinVeancy, Asso. Prof.
7. EIE Mrs. R.Nagalakshmi, Asst.Prof.
8. MECH Mr.D.Sakthimurugan, Asst.Prof.
9. CHEM Dr.S.Praveen Kumar, Asst.Prof.
10. ENGLISH Ms. B. Dharini, Asst. Prof.
11. MATHS Ms.V.Sowmiya,Asst.Prof.
12. PHY Mrs. S. Lakshmi, Asst.Prof.
13. Boys Hostel Deputy Chief Warden
14. Girls Hostel Deputy Chief Warden
Severe action including imprisonment and termination from college will be
invariably taken against those who indulge in ragging.
14.3 COMPLAINTS CUM GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE FOR WOMEN AND
GIRL STUDENTS
The faculty members from all departments as members meet periodically and look
into problems related to girl students and women employees. The Committee invites
suggestions from employees for improving upon the working environment and
resolving issues, if any.
Coordinator: Mrs.S. Kayalvizhi, Prof., CSE
S. No. Department Members
1.. IT Mrs. C. Priyadharshini, Asso.Prof
2. ECE Mrs. K. Abirami, Assp. Prof.
3. EEE Mrs. D.Chandrakala, Asso.Prof.
4. EIE Mrs. V.Sunanthini, Asst.Prof.
5. CIVIL Mrs. M. Amala, Asst. Prof
6. MECH Mr. A. Deepan Rajkumar, Asst.Prof.
7. MATHS Mr. L. Vasu, Asso.Prof.
8. CHEM Dr. B. Shanthi, Asst.Prof.
9. IT Student Ms. R. Hanisha, IV year
10. MBA Student Mr.S.P. Ruthrish, II year
11. ECE Student Ms.S. Ragadharshini, IV year
12. Counselling
13. External member Mrs. B Saraswathy, Senior Advocate
High Court
The other Functional Committees in the College are as follows:
Internal Quality Assurance Cell Placement and Training Committee
Academics and Quality Policy
Implementation Committee Anna University Newsletter
Grievance Redressal Committee
(General) and Special Committee for
Lady Staff/Girl Students
Cultural and fine arts committee
(includes Tamil Mandram)
Event Management Committee Disciplinary Committee
Research Committee Industry Institute Interaction Cell
Examination Cell Budget Committee
Hostel Coordination Committees Staff development committee
Magazine/Calendar/Prospectus/Hand
book Committee
Newsletter Committee (Central and
Departmental)
Women Advisory Forum Time Table Committee
Energy Club Sports Committee
Library Committee Press and Media Committee
15. ACTIVITIES
15.1 Co-Curricular Activities: PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Student chapters are well established over the years and are very active with a
scholarly approach:
Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE, USA)
International Society for Automation (ISA, USA)
Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE, India)
Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE)
Computer Society of India (CSI)
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
Society of Mechanical Engineers (SME)
Indian Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning (ISHRAE)
In addition, the following Professional Associations function in the College under
whose aegis, guest lectures are organized; eminent scholars and experts in the
appropriate field are invited regularly. Besides, the respective association organizes
workshops, symposia and technical Seminars. These associations bring out
departmental magazines and newsletters, periodically and cover the activities and
Topics of interest:
Students Association of CSE Students Association of ECE
Students Association of EEE Students Association of EIE
Students Association of IT Yuga Club
Students Association of Civil
Engineering
Students Association of
Automobile Engineering
Students Association of
Mechanical Engineering
“The Hindu” – Business Line
Club/MBA
Mathematical Colloquium Literary Association
Science Association Energy Club
Management Association E-Yantra Club
15.2 Extra - Curricular Activities
College focuses on academic and professional development of students with
organizational abilities, skill sets and ethical values. The students are encouraged to
participate in many co-curricular and extra-curricular activities every week /
month / Semester. Many students participate and excel in design contests, debates,
creative writing for excellence, fine Arts, cultural, sports and in games.
Cultural Association provides opportunities to develop talents and exhibit team
spirit. Students are encouraged to discover themselves and enjoy the extracurricular
activities through their enthusiasm and team dynamics. The college magazine,
‘BEACON’ is released every year. The faculty members and students demonstrate
their mettle and excellence in creative writing.
Alumni Association provides good interaction between the former students and
the college through periodical meetings, project consultancy, placement activities
and guest lecturers / seminar thereby making the alumni to be a part of
developmental activities, taking place in the college.
The other extracurricular activities are as follows:
Industry Partnership MoUs/ Project consultancy
Assist in Recruitment/Placement Drive Guest Lectures
Entrepreneurship Development Cell
Up gradation of syllabus - to meet and exceed expectations of Industries
Enhance Employability through Training, Personality Development
Programme and Value Added Courses
Social Service units which indulge in Community Services are:
National Service Scheme (NSS)
Youth Red Cross (YRC)
Rotaract Club
They conduct blood donation camps, adult literacy camps, functional
literacy programmes / health and hygiene camps / tree planting schemes /
AIDS prevention camps.
These motivate students to donate old clothes, Textbooks etc. and thus
render services to the public. Our staff and students have brought
appreciation and laurels to our institution year after year. Also they have
won several awards in recognition of their services.
New initiatives are in hand to organize and provide ‘Certificate Programs’
for the youth of Ramapuram, in technical areas.
Adoption of Village/ School for providing Computer Education / Literacy
and Health Care.
National Cadet Corps (NCC)
NCC - 1(TN) ARMD Sqn National Cadet Corps of Easwari Engineering College was commissioned on the 15th of November 2018. 17 students have enrolled as Cadets in NCC. Apart from organizing several awareness programmes, the NCC unit of EEC has also organized a Rally on Water Conservation and Saluting the Martyrs of Pulwama Attack.
16. RULES, REGULATIONS AND PRACTICES
16.1 RULES (GENERAL)
Cameras, cell-Phones and iPod are not allowed in the college premises.
Failure to adhere to this instruction will lead to severe disciplinary action.
Wear Identity Card with college rope (easily noticeable) whenever in the
college campus and also while traveling in the college bus. Not wearing the
Identity card is an act of indiscipline and is punishable.
Students should be punctual in coming to the college. Prior information
must be given to class coordinator for leave.
Celebrations (Birthdays, Valentine’s Day, Holi etc.,) are strictly prohibited
inside classrooms / canteens / college buses / campus.
Inform Loss / theft of ID cards / library cards and change of address or
contact telephone numbers to HOD / college Office without delay.
Institution is not responsible for loss of personal items.
While riding two wheelers triples is banned. During college hours, going out
of the campus is permitted only with exit passes. If found, fine will be
imposed on the spot.
Record complaints about housekeeping / repairs in a separate register kept
with HOD / Department.
Obtain prior permission from Lab- in-Charge for doing experiments/
project work beyond the normal Lab-hours.
Observe/ comply with other specific rules of the college. These include:
Parking of vehicles only in specified areas
Wear helmets while riding two wheelers (only 1+1 as per Govt.
Regulations)
Observe speed limits while riding / driving
Dispose wastes only in dustbins.
Observe timings for going to canteens. Students can visit canteens
only during morning break and lunch break / evenings and not
during college hours.
Adopt proper dress code in the Campus:
For Boys: Permitted : Trousers and tucked-in Shirts with collar, Shoes.
Students of MBA are to wear a Tie. Not permitted : Casuals – T - Shirts, Short Shirts and Jeans / Chappals
For Girls: Permitted : Salwar Kameez or Churidars with dupattas neatly pinned / Saree Not Permitted : Half sarees, skirts, jeans, frocks, sleeveless tops, leggings or short churidars or any other indecent tight fitting dresses.
No loose garments are permitted in the workshops / laboratories as a measure of safety precautions. Students must wear leather shoes securely strapped to heel and overcoat while in workshop / Labs.
16.2 REGULATIONS
Students should not resort to any form of strike and / or such undesirable
activities. These are punishable and severe disciplinary actions (including
expulsion) will be taken against the guilty.
There is a grievance redressal mechanism and issues are to be sorted out
then and there through the HOD.
Students are to abide by attendance and leave rules.
Ragging is punishable as per under Section 23 read with Section 10 (b), (g),
(p) and (q) of AICTE Act, 1987 & Extract of Tamil Nadu Government
Gazette-Extra Ordinary Notification dated. 29.01.97 (Bill No. 8 of 1997
Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Ragging Act):
Leave without prior permission on the first day of reopening and cycle test
are fined.
Annual Tuition fees are to be paid before the commencement of the odd
semester. A grace period of 5 days will be given to students as a matter of
exception. Any delay beyond this 5 day period will debar the student from
continuing the course / attending the class / labs.
Those who travel by college bus should abide by Rules and Regulations of
transport department. Bus routes are given for the convenience of the
students.
All those who join hostels are to abide by “Rules / Regulations of the Hostel”
published in Hostel Handbook (2019-2020) and given to Hostellers.
Smoking or Consumption of alcohol inside or outside the campus is strictly
prohibited.
16.3 PRACTICES
Students are to acquire and develop:
Healthy practices, pleasant and normal behavior, discipline and decorum.
Manners to greet colleagues, faculty and elders, while moving in the campus.
Ability/skill to indulge in activities that will build the image and prestige
of the institution.
A suggestion box is maintained in every building. Students and staff are to
effectively participate for the development of the college.
Attendance and Leave (Guidelines):
It is compulsory that all students and staff are positively present on the
reopening day.
Be punctual and regular for lecture classes/ labs/ workshops/ seminars
and submit assignments / records / homework on time.
Aim at 100% attendance and also ensure punctuality/ regularity.
Students are recognized for achieving this target. In addition, there is a
group incentive for the entire class for realizing excellence in
attendance.
If a student is absent for even one period it will be treated as absent for the
complete session (Forenoon or Afternoon during that day).
It is compulsory to appear for all Internal / External Examinations.
General Attendance rules are given below for compliance. Daily, weekly
and monthly attendance is closely and personally monitored by the HoD
(includes Punctuality / and Regularity).
Efforts must be made to realize 100% Attendance every month; once the
level reaches 90%, corrective steps are to be seriously undertaken by-
students, parents and the Department. It is a joint responsibility towards
students’ discipline.
Monthly reports are to be submitted by HODs to Principal for
preventive actions through Parents.
If the Attendance of a student is below 75%, the student will not be
permitted to appear in the University Examinations and will be
detained; students so detained in the respective year/ semester, will
have to repeat the semester / course during the next academic year.
Students are to seek prior permission for availing leave. Whenever prior
permission could not be obtained, submit the leave letter at the time of
reporting to the College (Obtain invariably signature of Parents / Guardians
/ Hostel Warden in leave letters).
Leave on Medical grounds:
Medical leave will be accepted only in genuine and approved cases with
proper medical certificate. This will be counter verified by College Hospital.
Decision of RMO/Hospital shall be final in the event of doubts, if any.
However, even in case of medical leave, attendance shall not fall below
65%, failing which the students are not permitted to appear for the
University Examinations.
Medical Certificate should be enclosed with leave letters on medical
grounds.
Academic Progress:
Students are supported to maintain steady academic progress.
60% or more marks in each subject are considered as the minimum level of
acceptable performance in cycle tests and in model Examinations. Students
are to aim at the highest level.
Pass in Cycle / Model Test is compulsory.
For all theory and practical courses including project work, the continuous
internal assessment will carry 20 marks while the end Semester University
examination will carry 80 marks.
Procedure of awarding marks for Internal Assessment:
For all theory and practical courses (including project work) the continuous
assessment shall be for a maximum of 20 marks. The above continuous
assessment shall be awarded as per the procedure given below
Theory Courses:
Three tests each carrying 100 marks shall be conducted during the semester by the
Department / College concerned. The total marks obtained in all tests put together
out of 300, shall be proportionately reduced for 20 marks and rounded to the
nearest integer (This also implies equal weightage to all the three tests).
Practical Courses:
The maximum marks for Internal Assessment shall be 20 in case of practical courses.
Every practical exercise / experiment shall be evaluated based on conduct of
experiment / exercise and records maintained. There shall be at least one test. The
criteria for arriving at the Internal Assessment marks of 20 are as follows: 75 marks
shall be awarded for successful completion of all the prescribed experiments done in
the Laboratory and 25 marks for the test. The total mark shall be reduced to 20 and
rounded to the nearest integer.
Theory Courses with Laboratory Component:
If there is a theory course with Laboratory component, there shall be three tests: the
first two tests (each 100 marks) will be from theory portions and the third test
(maximum mark 100) will be for laboratory component. The sum of marks of first
two tests shall be reduced to 60 marks and the third test mark shall be reduced to 40
marks. The sum of these 100 marks may then be arrived at for 20 and rounded to the
nearest integer.
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Performance of students, who have poor Academic Track Record / Poor
Performance or inadequate attendance, will be reported to Parents. In case of
default, they will not be recommended / permitted for Campus Placement / given
letter of recommendations for higher studies.
Counselling:
There is one Faculty Counsellor for every twenty students (1:20). Students
are counselled periodically on student development, issues affecting
progress, academic performance, higher studies, placement, attendance,
discipline, sports, extra-curricular activities etc.
There is a full time Expert Counsellor with specialization in Psychology.
Students are supported to seek special guidance and advice from the expert
counsellor, as and when it is necessary.
Students can make suggestions and feedback regarding difficulties either
directly to the class In-charge / HOD / Principal or through the suggestion
box (which is provided at the entrance of the Main block) or through the
expert counsellor.
A Class committee meeting is held thrice per semester at suitable intervals.
During these meetings the student representatives can express their
opinions and suggestions regarding lecture classes, lab sessions and cycle
test performance to enable mid-semester corrections for realizing
excellence in Teaching - Learning process.
Certificates:
The Course Completion Certificate, Transfer Certificate and Conduct
Certificates will be issued only when the student completes the entire
course work satisfactorily and leaves the college after submission.
17. COLLEGE TIMINGS
Working Hours : 8:00 am to 3:45 pm,
Tea break : 9:40 am to 9:55 am,
Lunch break : 12:25 pm to 01:15 pm
18. ACADEMIC SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 2019 - 2020 (TENTATIVE) ODD SEMESTER
ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
COURSE REOPENING
DATE
CONTINOUS ASSESSMENT TEST -1 CONTINOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 2 CONTINOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 3 LAST WORKING
DAY COMMENCES FROM
REPORTS TO PARENTS
COMMENCES FROM
REPORTS TO PARENTS
COMMENCES FROM
REPORTS TO PARENTS
3rd / 5th / 7th Sem B. E. / B. Tech.
01.07.2019 31.07.2019 10.08.2019 28.08.2019 11.09.2019 11.10.2019 22.10.2019 19.10.2019
3rd Sem M.E / M.B.A
01.07.2019 31.07.2019 14.08.2019 28.08.2019 13.09.2019 9.10.2019 22.10.2019 19.10.2019
CLASS COMMITTEE AND FEEDBACK SCHEDULE
Course 1st Class Committee
Meeting 2nd Class Committee
Meeting 3rd Class Committee
Meeting Mid – semester
Feedback Final Feedback
3rd / 5th / 7th Sem B.E / B. Tech
3rd Sem M.E./ M.B.A
July 1st week August 3rd week October 1st week July 4th week September 2nd week
FIRST PHASE PROJECT REVIEW DATES FOR M.E.- 3rd SEMESTER
Semester / Course I Review II Review III Review
3rd Semester M.E. August 2nd week September 2nd week October 1st week
SUMMER PROJECT SUBMISSION FOR 3rd SEMESTER M.B.A : 19th August 2019
EVEN SEMESTER (TENTATIVE)
ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
COURSE REOPENING
DATE
CONTINOUS ASSESSMENT TEST -1 CONTINOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 2 CONTINOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 3 LAST WORKING
DAY COMMENCES FROM
REPORTS TO PARENTS
COMMENCES FROM
REPORTS TO PARENTS
COMMENCES FROM
REPORTS TO PARENTS
4th / 6th / 8th Semesters B. E. / B. Tech.
M.E / M.B.A 16.12.2019 22.01.2020 03.02.2020 13.02.2020 25.02.2020 23.03.2020 03.04.2020 31.03.2020
CLASS COMMITTEE AND FEEDBACK SCHEDULE
Course 1st Class Committee
Meeting 2nd Class Committee
Meeting 3rd Class Committee
Meeting Mid – semester
Feedback Final Feedback
4th / 6th / 8th Semester B.E. / B. Tech.
December 3rd week February 1st week March 3rd week January 4th week March 2nd week
PROJECT REVIEW FOR FINAL YEAR M.E. / M.B.A / B. E. / B. TECH.
Semester / Course I Review II Review III Review
4th Semester M.E. February 2nd week March 1st week April 3rd week
4th Semester M.B.A February 2nd week March 1st week April 3rd week
8th Semester B.E. / B. Tech. January 2nd week February 2nd week March 1st week
19. LIST OF HOLIDAYS 2019 - Odd Semester (As per Anna University Calendar)
(For the year 2020, further orders will be issued in December 2019)
S. No. FESTIVAL DATE DAY
1. Bakrid 12-08-2019 Monday
2. Independence Day 15-08-2019 Thursday
3. Vinayakar Chathurthi 02-09-2019 Monday
4. Muharram 10-09-2019 Tuesday
5. Gandhi Jayanthi 02-10-2019 Wednesday
6. Ayudha Pooja 07-10-2019 Monday
7. Vijaya Dasami 08-10-2019 Tuesday
8. Deepavali 27-10-2019 Sunday
9. Milad-un-Nabi 10-11-2019 Sunday
10. Christmas 25-12-2019 Wednesday
20. TRANSPORT DETAILS
Mr. C. Sakthivel, Transport Manager Mr.R.Vijayaraj, Accountant
Transport Office : 044 - 43923060 Intercom: 3060
ROUTE STAGES
ROUTE 1 Maraimalai Nagar(6.10), Potheri(6.17), Guduvanchery(6.2), Urappakam6.32), Vandalur (6.35), Perungalathur(6.40), Indhu Machine Hospital Gate(6.47), Tambaram (6.48), GRT(6.50), Santorium (6.53), Ramapuram (7.40)
ROUTE 2 Ennore (5.50), ITC Bus Stop (6.20), VIMCO Bus Stop(6.23), Ajaz(6.25),Thiruvottriyur Market(6.28), Therado(6.30), Kaladi Pattai (6.35), Rajakadai (6.40), Via Beach Road (6.45), Ramapuram(7.35)
ROUTE 3 Toll Gate (6.10), Thathamkuppam (5.48), N4(6.10), Kasi Medu Signal (6.15), Royapuram Police Station (6.20), Bharathi Arts College (6.30), Bordway (6.40), GH( Central)6.45), LIC (6.50), Ramapuram(7.40).
ROUTE 4 Minjur Bus Stop(5.55),Ennore Cross Road(6.00), Manali (6.20) Newtown (5.55), Mathur(6.30), Palpannai (6.35), Tapalpetti (6.40), Madavaram (6.42), Retteri(6.45), Ramapuram (7.30)
ROUTE 5 Ponneri (6.10), Andalkuppam (6.20), Thatchur Koot Road (6.24), Sholavaram (6.35), Redhills(6.40), Puzhal (6.45), Surapet (6.50), Kalikupam (6.55) Pudhur (7.00), Ramapuram (7.45)
ROUTE 6
Thiruvallur (6.20), Corporation Office (6.25), Manavala Nagar (6.30), Manavala Nagar Railway Station (6.35), Nemam (6.45), Vellavedu (6.50), Thirumazhisai(6.55), Poonamallee Bypass(7.00), Kumananchavadi (7.05), Iyyapanthangal (7.10), Ramapuram (7.40)
ROUTE 7
College Road (6.35), Egmore Commissioner Office (6.40), Egmore Hotel Ramada (6.43), Cholai Post Office (6.45), Vepery Police Station (6.47), Purasawalkam Dowton (6.50) Chetpet (6.53), Ram Theatre (7.00), Shivan Kovil (7.10), Ramapuram (7.35).
ROUTE 8
Medavakkam Koot Road (6.40), Medavakkam (6.45), Jeyachandran (6.48), Pallikaranai (6.50), Jerusalem (6.55), Kaiveli (6.58), Srinivasan Nagar (7.00), Ram Nagar (7.02), Balaji Nagar (7.05), Ponniamman Koil (7.08), Madipakkam Uti Bank (7.10), Kumaran Theatre (7.13), Ramapuram (7.40)
ROUTE 9 Moolakadai (6.35), Mr Nagar (6.40), E.B (6.43), M.K.B Nagar (6.45), Ambedkar College( 6.48), Vyasarpadi Watertank (6.50), Vyasarpadi Market ( 6.52), Ganesan Nagar (6.55), Ramapuram (7.30)
ROUTE 10
Thiru-Vi-Ka Nagar BusStand(6.20), Lakshmi Amman Kovil (6.38), Reliance (6.40) B.P.Road Karnar(6.42), Perambur Bus Stand(6.45),Perambur Railwa Station(6.47), Perambur Church(6.50), Perambur Gandhi Salai (6.52),Agaram Juncation(6.57), Periyar Nagar(7.00), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 11 Alandur Subway (6.40), SP Hospital(6.42) , Ambedkar Salai(6.45), NGO Colony Bus Stop(6.48), Kakkan Nagar Bridge(6.50), Murugan Kovil(6.52), Arun Icecream (6.54), Thillai Nagar Subway(7.00), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 12 Chepet (6.40), Ega Theater(6.40), Pachiyapa College(6.43), Sky Walk (6.50), Bata Showroom(6.52), Metha Nagar(6.55), Cholaimedu Signal(6.58), Loyala College (7.00), Power House(7.05), Samiyar Madam(7.08), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 13 EA Mall(6.50), Amir Mahal(6.53), Rathna Café (6.55), ICE House (6.58),Mesapettai Mosque (7.00), Mesapettai Market(7.02),New College(7.05), Mount Road (7.07), Saidapet(7.15), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 14
Mandaveli Post Office (6.40), Mylapore Tank(6.42), Lux Corner (6.43), Mundakanniamma Arch (6.45) , Santhome hurch (6.50), Meenachi Hotel(6.51), Patinapakkam Amma Hotel (6.53),MRC Nagar(6.50), Sathya Studio(6.58), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 15 Marundeeswarar Kovil(6.50), Jayanthi Theatre(6.53), Indira Nagar(6.55), Vannandurai(7.00), Besant Nagar Bus Stand(7.02), Shasthri Nagar (7.05), Ambika Appalam(7.10), Alatas Signal (7.15),Ramapuram(7.35)
ROUTE 16 Palavakkam(6.50), Kottivakkam(6.53), Thiruvanmiyur RTO Office(6.55), Thiruvanmaiyur (6.58), Ambika Appalam Signal (7.10), Madhya Kailash (7.12), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 17
Saidapet Arch(7.00), Saidapet Bus Stop (7.02) , Saidapet Metro(7.03), CIT Nagar(7.05), Kannamaapettai(7.06), Vasanth & Co (7.06), Araganathan Subway(7.08), Srinivasa Theater(7.09), Manthopu School (7.12), Kasi Theater (7.15), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 18 Periyar Nagar Murugan Kovil (6.45), Thiruvallur Mandapam (6.50), Kandasami Salai (6.52), Donbosco School (6.55), Kolathur(6.57), Welding Shop(7.00), Vivek Nagar Bus Stop (7.02), Rettari Signal (7.05), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 19
Mandaveli Bus Depo (6.50), Mandaveli Icic Atm (6.51),Mandaveli Railway Station (6.53), Kalaiappa Hospital (6.55), Adyar Gate Hotal (6.56), Kotturpuram Appollo(6.58), Kotturpuram Police Station (7.00), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 20
Anakaputhur 6.30), Pammal Med Plus (6.33), Pammal Bus Stop(6.35), Pozhichalur Bus Stop (6.45), Pozhichalur Sivan Kovil (6.50), Pozhichalur Anjaneyar Kovil (6.52), Pammal Corporation (7.00), Chrompet (7.10), Palavaram (7.15), Ramapuram (7.45)
ROUTE 21 Vaishnavi (6.35), Thirumulaivayal (6.40), Rocky Theater (6.42), Ambattur OT(6.45), Canara Bank (6.48), Ayappakam (6.50), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 22 Mitnamalli (6.10), Muthapurdupet Bus Stop (6.15), Avadi Airforce DCI (6.20), Avadi Airforce(6.25), Ajay Stadium(6.30), Avadi Bus Stand (6.35), Murugappa (6.40), Ramapuram (7.20)
ROUTE 23 Veppampattu Bus Stop (6.20),Thiruninravur(6.25), Pattabiram(6.30), Indhu College (6.33), Sekadu (6.35), Avadi Checkpost(6.40), Ram Rathana Theater (6.42), Ponnusuper Market (6.50), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 24 NanganallurBata Showroom (6.55), Roja Medical (7.00), Independence Park(7.02), (6.55), Boys School (7.05), Palavanthangal Subway (7.08), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 25
Siruchery Sipcot Main Road (6.15), Navalur Signal (6.20), Solinganallur Poniamman Koil(6.25), Solinganallur Paal Panai (6.27), Solinganallur(6.30), Karapakkam PTC(6.35), Perungud(6.45), SRP (6.50), Baby Nagar (6.55), Dance Nagar (7.00), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 26
Rajakelpakkam (6.40), Sembakkam (6.42), Santhoshpuram (6.45), Vijayanagar Puthu Kovil (6.48), Kovilambakkam Tata Showroom (6.50), Echankadu Signal (6.53), Kelkattalai (6.55), Jeyachandran Mandapam (6.58), Bharath Nagar (7.00), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 27 Shanthi Bhavan (6.35), ICF (6.38), Signal (6.38), Ayyanavaram Market (6.40), Noor Hotel (6.45), Binny Mill (6.50), Otteri Park (6.58), Ayyanavaram ESI Hospital (6.58), Kellys (7.03), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 28
Velappan Chavadi (6.40), Vanagaram (6.45), Maduraivoyal (6.50), Nerkundram (6.55), Arumbakkam Amman Kovil (7.00), MMDA Nilgiris (7.05), Vadapalani Signal (7.12), Vadapalani Bus Stop(7.15), AVM(7.20), Virugampakkam Avachi School (7.25), Vembuli Amman Koil (7.30), Ramapuram (7.40)
ROUTE 29
Nadhamuni (6.45), I.C.F.Signal (6.50), New Avadi Road ( R.T.O Office) (6.52), Water Tank (6.58), Kelpak Garden (7.00), Chinthaman (7.02), K4 (7.05), Anna Nagar Roundana (7.08), Bluestar (7.10), Ayyappan Kovil (7.12), Saravanabavan (7.14), Shanthi Colony (7.15), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 30 Poonamallee(6.40), Kallarai(6.45), Karayanchavadi(6.50), Alaiamman Kovil (6.55), Put Koot Road (7.00), Bharani Puthur (7.05), Baikadai(7.10), Amma Hotel (7.15), Mugalivakkam Arasamaram (7.20), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 31 Indian Bank (7.00), Ayodhaya Nagar (7.02), Postal Colony (7.05), Sangam Hotel (7.08), Blue Tank (7.10), Ashok Pillar KFC (7.12), ESI Hospital (7.13), Saravana Bhavan Hotel (7.15), Pondichery Guest House (7.20), Ramapuram (7.35)
ROUTE 32 Vivek & Co(6.40), Vani Mahal (6.42), Nair Road(6.45), Bharathiraja Hospital (6.48), Thanikachalam Sreet (6.55), Venkatnarayana Road (6.58), Pothys (7.00), SRM Hospital (7.05), Ramapuram (7.35)
ROUTE 33
Mudichur(6.30), Old Perungulathur (6.35), Bharathi Nagar(6.40), Lakshmipuram (6.45), Tambaram ESI(6.47), East Tambaram (6.50), Barathamatha Street (6.55), Indra Cottan Mill(7.00), Chrompet Bus Stand(7.10), Pallavaram(7.15), Ramapuram(7.40)
ROUTE 34 Bharath College (6.30), Indra Nagar (6.35), Camp Road(6.37), Mahalakshmi Nagar (6.40), Ramapuram (7.30)
ROUTE 35 Ambetkar Ground (7.00), 7H Bus Stand (7.02), Mosque Stop (7.05), Mogappair Fire Station Stop (7.08), MMM Hospital (7.10), Ramapuram(7.30)
ROUTE 36 Mogappair Park Opp (6.50), Golden Flats(6.52), Indian Oil Petrol Bunk (6.55), Collector Nagar (MMM Signal) (6.58), Waves Anna Nagar West Signal (7.00), Thirumangalam signal (7.05), Ramapuram (7.40)
ROUTE 37 Vijay Nagar Bus Stop (7.10), Velachery (7.12), Murugan Kalyana Mandapam (7.13), Sangeetha Hotel (7.15), Velachery Check Post (7.18), Racecourse (7.20), Maduvankarai (7.22), Ramapuram (7.40)
ROUTE 38
Reliance Signal Opp ( 6.55), Senthil Nagar (7.00 ), Thathankuppam Signal (7.02) , Annanagar West Depo (7.10), Thirumangalam (7.12), Koyambedu Market (7.15 ), Chinmaya Nagar (7.18), Nadesan Nagar (7.20), Vempuliamman Kovil (7.25), Ramapuram (7.40)
ROUTE 39
Gopalapuram School (6.50) , Indian Bank (6.52), Ajantha (6.55), Valluvar Selai (6.57) Nagasvara Park (7.00), Kavery Hospital ( 7.02), CB Ramasamy Road (7.05), TTK Road Junction (7.08), SIT (7.10), Nadhanam Signal (7.15), Ramapuram ( 7.35)
ROUTE 40
Kanchipuram Metu Theru (5.30), Kanchipuram Bus Stand (5.35), Mamalan Nagar (5.40), Rangasamypuram (5.55), New Police Station (5.55), Padapai (6.45), Kundarathur Bus Stand (6.50), Gerugambakka (7.20), Bhai Kadai (7.25), Ramapuaram (7.40)
ROUTE 41 Airport Road(6.45), Varatharaja Theater(6.50), Archanapuram(7.00), MIT Gate Return(7.10) , Ramapuaram(7.40)
ROUTE 42 Alanthur(6.45), Jayalakshmi Theater(6.50), Sathi Car (6.55), Police Booth(6.57), Kaiveli(7.00), Sathasivam Nagar(7.05), U T I Bank(7.08) Kumaran Theater(7.10) Oil Mil(7.12), Thilaiganga Nagar Subway(7.15), Ramapuaram(7.40)
ROUTE 43 Valluvar Kottam Park (7.10), Periyar Road (7.15), Sekar Emporium(Liberty) (7.18), Chandra Bhavan (7.20), Samiyarmadam (7.25), Puthur School (7.27), Ashok Pillar(7.30), MGR Nagar (7.35) , Ramapuaram (7.45)
ROUTE 44 Toll Gate(6.25), Lakshmi Koil (6.30), Tandairpet (6.35), Agasthiya (6.37), Manikundu (6.40), Maharani Post Office(6.42), Maharani (6.45), Pandiyan (6.47), Mint (6.50), Stanley (6.55), Ramapuram (7.35)
ROUTE 45 Ambattur Oragadam (6.50), Canara Bank (7.00), Dunlop(7.02), Ambattur Estate (7.05), Ambattur Britannia (7.08), TVS Lucas (7.10), Koyambedu Stop Games Village (7.15), Vadapalani Via (7.20), Ramapuram (7.45)
ROUTE 46 Korattur Sai Baba Kovil (6.40), Korattur Bus Stop (6.43), Nolambur Dominos (6.50), Nolambur DR Super Market (6.55), Mogappair West (6.56), Velammal School (7.00), Ramapuram (7.30)
ROUTE 47 Ponnu Super Market (6.40), JP Estate(6.43), Kovarthanagiri (6.50), Parithipattu (6.55), Karayanchavadi (7.00), Kumanchavadi (7.05), Kattupakkam (7.10), Iyyapanthangal (7.15), Porur (7.20), Valasaravakkam (7.25), Ramapuram (7.35)
21. CALENDAR FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019- 2020
JULY 2019
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Mon Re–opening for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)-III/V/VII Semester Re–opening for PG (M. E. and MBA) - III Semester
1
2 Tue Industrial Visit –Civil Guest Lecture –IT
2
3 Wed Guest Lecture on Estimation & Cost Analysis of Structures-–Civil
3
4 Thu Industrial Visit –Civil 4
5 Fri Industrial Visit –Civil First Class Committee Meeting for all classes – UG & PG Higher Semesters
5
6 Sat HOLIDAY Board Officials Training Seminar –R otaract Club
7 Sun HOLIDAY Pollution awareness program (NCC)
8 Mon Seminar on Importance of Plumbing & MEP Co-ordination –Civil Guest Lecture –ECE
6
9 Tue Industrial Visit - IT 7
10 Wed Guest Lecture-Mechanical 8
11 Thu Slow Learners Meeting 9
12 Fri Guest Lecture-Auto, EIE Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE
10
13 Sat Working Day Order-Monday Guest Lecture on Pre-Stressed Concrete – Civil Parents Interaction Meeting
11
14 Sun HOLIDAY
15 Mon Guest Lecture–MBA Industrial Visit-ECE
12
16 Tue Student Chapter Activities-IT Guest Lecture –CSE
13
17 Wed SECE and IETE Inauguration Industrial Visit –CSE
14
18 Thu
Guest Lecture on Design of Steel Concrete Composite Structures –Civil Energy Club Activity –EEE Guest Lecture –IT Hostel Students Meeting
15
19 Fri Guest Lecture–MBA, ECE, EIE, Mechanical 16
20 Sat HOLIDAY
21 Sun HOLIDAY
22 Mon Course Coordinator Meeting Industrial Visit, FDP-ECE
17
23 Tue Quiz Competition-ECE Industrial Visit - IT
18
24 Wed
Guest Lecture – Mechanical, CSE Inauguration of Students Society of EIE & ISA Activities Students Feedback for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)- III/V/VII Semester Students Feedback for PG (M. E. & MBA) - III Semester
19
25 Thu Industrial Visit –EEE Top Students Meeting
20
26 Fri
YUGA Club Activity-Biogas Plant Installation of Structures –Civil Guest Lecture–MBA, EEE, EIE Industrial Visit –EEE Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE
21
27 Sat
Working Day Order-Tuesday Guest Lecture on Strength of Materials - Programme for Diploma Holders Plumbing importance and MEP Co-ordination–Civil
22
28 Sun HOLIDAY Sports event- Football-Rotaract Club
29 Mon Guest Lecture, Quiz Competition –ECE Release of Department Newsletter
23
30 Tue Guest Lecture –EEE, MBA, Mechanical Energy Club Activity –EEE
24
31 Wed
Industrial Visit-Mechanical, EIE UG – B. E. / B. Tech. Continuous Assessment Test I – III/V/VII Semester PG – M. E. / MBA Continuous Assessment Test I – III Semester State Level Drop Roball Workshop & Officiating Exam
25
AUGUST 2019
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Thu Guest Lecture, Reinstallation of Student's Chapter –Civil Industrial Visit –EEE
26
2 Fri Industrial Visit –EEE Guest Lecture -EIE
27
3 Sat Anna University declared Working Day
4 Sun HOLIDAY
5 Mon Guest Lecture –ECE 28
6 Tue Installation of Office Bearers – Rotaract Club 29
7 Wed SME/SAE/ISHRAE Inauguration Industrial Visit-EIE
30
8 Thu
Guest Lecture-Auto, IT, Mechanical Guest Lecture On Theory of Elasticity & Plasticity-Civil Industrial Visit-MBA Slow Learners Meeting Phase-I PG Project Review-I
31
9 Fri Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE Guest Lecture –EIE State Level Open Basketball (Men)Tournament
32
10 Sat
Working Day Order - Wednesday YRC Installation Programme CAT – 1 Reports to parents for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.) – III/V/VII Semester Parents Interaction Meeting
33
11 Sun HOLIDAY
12 Mon BAKRID- HOLIDAY
13 Tue
Symposium-ECE Guest Lecture –ECE, CSE Organ Donation Day –NSS Industrial Visit - IT
34
14 Wed
Energy Club Activity –EEE IETE Career Guidance Program-ECE Symposium – IT Hostel Students Meeting CAT – 1 Reports to parents for PG (M. E. / MBA) – III Semester
35
15 Thu INDEPENDENCE DAY –HOLIDAY Tree Plantation -NSS
16 Fri YUGA Club Activity-Biogas Plant Installation – Civil Industrial Visit-Mechanical Guest Lecture -EIE
36
17 Sat HOLIDAY Community service event –Rotaract Club
18 Sun HOLIDAY
19 Mon
Industrial Visit –ECE Guest Lecture – Mechanical Second Class Committee Meeting –UG, PG Higher Semesters Summer Project Submission for MBA
37
20 Tue Guest Lecture –IT 38
21 Wed
SSAE Inauguration –Auto Guest Lecture –Civil, EEE Industrial Visit-Mechanical Student Chapter Activities-IT International FIDE Rated Chess tournament
39
22 Thu
Industrial Visit –EEE, CSE Guest Lecture–MBA Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE Top Students Meeting Guest Lecture –EEE CSI Chapter Society Event-CSE
40
23 Fri
41
24 Sat Working Day Order - Monday 42
25 Sun HOLIDAY Food Distribution Event -YRC
26 Mon Industrial Visit –ECE Circuit Maker Competition-ECE Workshop-Mechanical
43
27 Tue Workshop On HCRAS –Civil Guest Lecture –CSE
44
28 Wed
Workshop On Skill Development - Civil FDP/ Workshop –MBA SEEE Society Activity –EEE IETE Workshop-ECE Symposium – CSE, EIE Continuous Assessment Test II for UG & PG Higher semester Students
45
29 Thu Workshop –Auto Literary Association Inauguration- English
46
30 Fri
Guest Lecture – Mechanical Industrial Visit –CSE Release of Department Newsletter Tamil Elakiya Vizha –Tamil Mandram A.U Zone Volleyball (M) Tournament
47
31 Sat HOLIDAY
SEPTEMBER 2019
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Sun HOLIDAY
2 Mon VINAYAKA CHATHURTHI-HOLIDAY
3 Tue Guest Lecture –EEE, IT Faculty Development Programme-ECE
48
4 Wed Poster Presentation –Civil Industrial Visit-Mechanical Workshop by ISA-EIE
49
5 Thu YUGA Club Activity-Biogas Plant Installation—Civil Women’s Safety Awareness Programme National Conference –Science Association
50
6 Fri Industrial Visit-MBA, EIE Guest Lecture –EEE, Mechanical National Conference –Science Association
51
7 Sat Anna University declared Working Day
8 Sun HOLIDAY
9 Mon Guest Lecture –ECE, CSE Project Expo-ECE Oratorical Competition - English
52
10 Tue MUHARRAM-HOLIDAY
11 Wed Poetry Writing Competition –English CAT – 2 Reports to parents for UG & PG(I Year)
53
12 Thu
Guest Lecture –Auto, Mechanical Workshop-ECE Slow Learners Meeting Phase-I PG Project Review-II Students Feedback for II, III & IV Year UG (B. E./ B. Tech.)
54
13 Fri
Engineers Day Celebration-Civil Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE AWARENDO 2k18-YRC CAT – II Reports to parents for II Year PG (M. E. & MBA) A.U Zone 3 Table Tennis (W) Tournament
55
14 Sat Working Day Order -Thursday Guest Lecture–MBA Parents Interaction Meeting
56
15 Sun HOLIDAY Poster Design Competition -YRC
16 Mon
57
17 Tue Guest Lecture – IT 58
18 Wed
YUKTA Management Student Association Activity –MBA Energy Club Activity –EEE Industrial Visit-Mechanical Project Contest for School Children –Students Society EIE Coding Workshop – Rotaract Club
59
19 Thu Workshop-ECE Science Association - Inauguration and Guest Lecture Hostel Students Meeting
60
20 Fri
SAE Event –Auto Guest Lecture on Environmental Engineering –Civil SAE Event-Mechanical/Auto Talent Test – Mathematics
61
21 Sat HOLIDAY
22 Sun HOLIDAY Short Film Competition -YRC
23 Mon Industrial Visit –ECE 62
24 Tue NSS Day Celebration 63
25 Wed Guest Lecture – Mechanical Anna University Zone3, Basketball (W) Tournament
64
26 Thu IETE Industrial visit –ECE Top Students Meeting
65
27 Fri
Industrial Visit - Auto Student Chapter Activities –MBA Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE CSI Chapter Society Event-CSE Release of Department Newsletter
66
28 Sat Working Day Order -Tuesday SWAGAT
67
29 Sun HOLIDAY Cricket Tournament –YRC Rotaract Club service event
30 Mon Industrial Visit –ECE Workshop-ECE
68
OCTOBER 2019
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Tue National Voluntary Blood Donation Day –NSS Class Committee Meeting for Higher Semester (UG & PG)
69
2 Wed GANDHI JAYANTHI -HOLIDAY
3 Thu YUKTA Management Student Association Activity –MBA Phase-I PG Project Review -III
70
4 Fri Industrial Visit-MBA Guest Lecture – Mathematics Inter Engineering Volleyball (Men) Tournament
71
5 Sat HOLIDAY
6 Sun HOLIDAY Community service event –Rotaract Club
7 Mon AYUDHA POOJA -HOLIDAY
8 Tue VIJAYA DASAMI -HOLIDAY
9 Wed 72
10 Thu Guest Lecture–MBA
73
11 Fri
Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)Continuous Assessment Test III – III/V/VII Semester PG ( M. E. & MBA) Continuous Assessment Test III – III Semester A.U Zone 3 Basketball (M) Tournament
74
12 Sat Working Day Order -Friday Conference –MBA
75
13 Sun HOLIDAY
14 Mon
76
15 Tue
77
16 Wed A.U Zone 3 Volleyball (W) tournament 78
17 Thu
79
18 Fri Social Related Activities – Auto 80
19 Sat Anna University declared Working Day Last Working Day for Higher Semesters (III,V,VII)
81
20 Sun HOLIDAY
21 Mon
Course File Submission for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.) – III/V/VII Semester Course File Submission for PG (M. E. / M. Tech. & MBA) – III Semester Commencement of Anna University Practical Examinations for Higher Semester
22 Tue
CAT – 3 Reports to parents for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.) – III/V/VII Semester CAT – 3 Reports to parents for PG (M. E. / M. Tech. & MBA) – III Semester
23 Wed Second Feedback for I Year(UG & PG)
24 Thu Science Essay Writing Competition –Science Association
25 Fri Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE GRE Workshop-Rotaract Club
26 Sat Working Day Order –Wednesday
27 Sun DEEPAVALI -HOLIDAY
28 Mon Workshop-ECE
29 Tue
30 Wed
31 Thu Science Exhibition for School Students –Science Association
NOVEMBER 2019
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Fri
2 Sat HOLIDAY
3 Sun HOLIDAY
4 Mon
5 Tue Industrial Visit-MBA Workshop on “Language at the Workplace” for students – English
6 Wed Commencement of Anna University Theory Examinations
7 Thu
8 Fri
9 Sat Working Day Order - Monday Hitbeatz cricket fundraiser-Rotaract Club
10 Sun MILAD-UN-NABI-HOLIDAY Hitbeatz cricket fundraiser-Rotaract Club
11 Mon
12 Tue
13 Wed
14 Thu
15 Fri
16 Sat HOLIDAY
17 Sun HOLIDAY
18 Mon
19 Tue
20 Wed Faculty Development Programme-CSE
21 Thu
22 Fri
23 Sat Working Day Order -Tuesday
24 Sun HOLIDAY
25 Mon
26 Tue
27 Wed
28 Thu
29 Fri
30 Sat HOLIDAY Donation to cancer patients –Rotaract Club
DECEMBER 2019
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Sun HOLIDAY
2 Mon National Pollution Control Day -NSS
3 Tue
4 Wed
5 Thu
6 Fri
7 Sat HOLIDAY
8 Sun HOLIDAY
9 Mon
10 Tue
11 Wed
12 Thu Faculty Development Programme(FDP)-CSE Orientation –Rotaract Club
13 Fri
14 Sat
15 Sun HOLIDAY
16 Mon Re–opening for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)- IV/VI/VIII Semester
1
17 Tue
2
18 Wed First Class Committee Meeting for Higher Semesters(UG & PG)
3
19 Thu 4
20 Fri
IE-Connexions –Civil Course File Submission for I Year B. E. / B. Tech. – I Semester Course File Submission for I Year M. E. / M. Tech. – I Semester Course File Submissions for I Year MBA – I Semester Guest Lecture - Mechanical
5
21 Sat HOLIDAY
22 Sun HOLIDAY Ballebaaz cricket fundraiser –Rotaract Club
23 Mon ICI-Code Cracking–Civil 6
24 Tue 7
25 Wed CHRISTMAS -HOLIDAY
26 Thu Guest Lecture – ECE 8
27 Fri 9
28 Sat Working Day Order - Wednesday 10
29 Sun HOLIDAY
30 Mon
11
31 Tue Guest Lecture-CSE 12
JANUARY 2020
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Wed NEW YEAR -HOLIDAY
2 Thu
13
3 Fri Guest Lecture-IT Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE
14
4 Sat HOLIDAY
5 Sun HOLIDAY
6 Mon Industrial Visit, YUGA club Activity –Civil Guest Lecture - Mechanical
15
7 Tue Industrial Visit–Civil Student Chapter Activity –IT, ECE
16
8 Wed
Auto - Guest Lecture Civil - Industrial Visit, Hands on training in "Water Supply & Drainage pipes in Buildings" Industrial visit- Mechanical, ECE
17
9 Thu Industrial Visit &Guest lecture–Civil Slow Learners Meeting Project Review –I for IV year UG Students
18
10 Fri
Industrial Visit–Civil Guest Lecture – Mechanical Mintonet Volleyball Competition –YRC Pongal Celebration –Tamil mandram Guest Lecture-IT
19
11 Sat Working Day Order - Wednesday Road Safety Awareness Week-NSS Parents Interaction Meeting
20
12 Sun HOLIDAY
13 Mon Road Safety Awareness Week-NSS Industrial Visit -IT
21
14 Tue
Road Safety Awareness Week-NSS Workshop on “New Pedagogies for Language Teaching” for faculty – English Hostel Students Meeting
22
15 Wed PONGAL- HOLIDAY
16 Thu THIRUVALLUVAR DAY -HOLIDAY
17 Fri UZHAVAR THIRUNAL-HOLIDAY
18 Sat HOLIDAY
19 Sun HOLIDAY Community service event -Rotaract Club
20 Mon
Road Safety Awareness Week-NSS SEEE Society. Alumni Activity Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE Guest Lecture-CSE, IT SEEE Society. Alumni Activity Student Feedback for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)- IV/VI/VIII Semester Student Feedback for PG (M. E. / MBA) – IV Semester
23
21 Tue Symposium-Auto Industrial Visit–Civil Guest Lecture - Mechanical
24
22 Wed
Civil- Seminar &Product DEMO on "Water Efficiency Products in Building" Technical Contest for School Children by Students Society of EIE Industrial Visit-EEE UG (B. E. / B. Tech.) Continuous Assessment Test –I for IV/VI/VIII Semester
25
23 Thu Model Making Competition–Civil Industrial Visit-EEE Top Students Meeting
26
24 Fri
Model Making Competitions, Guest lecture–Civil Technical Symposium – Mechanical Guest Lecture –EIE Industrial Visit - ECE
27
25 Sat Working Day Order - Wednesday Energy Club Activity-EEE
28
26 Sun HOLIDAY-REPUBLIC DAY Celebration –Rotaract Club
27 Mon Guest Lecture- EIE 29
28 Tue Guest Lecture -EEE 30
29 Wed Course Coordinator Meeting for common courses Industrial visit- Mechanical, CSE Awareness Programme on Drugs and food
31
30 Thu
32
31 Fri
Guest lecture–Civil, EEE Science Poster Presentation –Science Association Industrial Visit-EIE Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE
33
FEBRUARY 2020
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Sat HOLIDAY Blood Donation Camp -YRC
2 Sun HOLIDAY
3 Mon CAT – I Reports to parents for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)- IV/VI/VIII Semester
34
4 Tue Industrial visit- Mechanical Students’ Chapter Activities –CSE Industrial Visit –IT, ECE
35
5 Wed
Guest lecture-YUGA club Activity –Civil Guest Lecture-IT Second Class Committee Meeting for Higher Semesters (UG & PG)
36
6 Thu Symposium -IT 37
7 Fri Angadi –MBA SAE Event- Mechanical/Auto Industrial Visit-EIE
38
8 Sat Working Day Order - Thursday Guest Lecture-CSE Parents Interaction Meeting
39
9 Sun HOLIDAY
10 Mon
Literary Week – English Industrial Visit-EEE Project Review-II for IV Year UG students Project Review-I for PG students
40
11 Tue Industrial Visit-EIE, EEE Workshop / Seminar – ECE Guest Lecture in Yoga
41
12 Wed Guest Lecture – Mechanical Industrial Visit-CSE
42
13 Thu
Guest Lecture –MBA Industrial Visit-CSE SEEE Society. Alumni Activity UG (B. E. / B. Tech.) Continuous Assessment Test –II for IV/VI/VIII Semester Slow Learners Meeting
43
14 Fri
Guest Lecture-Auto, Civil, EIE Industrial Visit- Mechanical, ECE Science Elocution –Science Association Students Symposium –CSE Literary Week – English SEEE Society. Alumni Activity
44
Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE
15 Sat HOLIDAY
16 Sun HOLIDAY Rotaract Club Service Event
17 Mon Guest Lecture-CSE SEEE Society. Alumni Activity
45
18 Tue
Industrial Visit – MBA 2nd Project Review for IV year UG 2nd Project Review for PG (M. E. & MBA) Guest Lecture – Mechanical Guest Lecture-IT
46
19 Wed Guest Lecture – Chemistry Technical Fest by ISA-EIE
47
20 Thu Auto - SAE Event Civil- Poster Presentation Hostel Students Meeting
48
21 Fri
Debate On Concrete Vs Steel-–Civil CONNACT –MBA Maths Modelling Contest – mathematics Guest Lecture-EIE World Water day Rally (NCC)
49
22 Sat
Working Day Order - Friday Industrial Visit –Auto Energy Club Activity-EEE Awareness programme on Road safety
50
23 Sun HOLIDAY
24 Mon Guest Lecture-CSE Industrial Visit-EEE
51
25 Tue
Industrial visit- Mechanical, EEE Guest Lecture-EIE,EEE CAT – II Reports to parents for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)- IV/VI/VIII Semester Top Students Meeting
52
26 Wed ECE Conference 53
27 Thu YUGA club Activity—Civil Students’ Chapter Activities -CSE
54
28 Fri
Guest lecture- Auto, Civil and MBA, Mechanical, CSE, EEE Model Practical Exam for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)- IV/VI Semester Student Chapter Activity –IT Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE
55
29 Sat HOLIDAY
MARCH 2020
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Sun HOLIDAY
2 Mon Project Review-III for IV Year UG Students Project Review-II for PG Students
56
3 Tue Guest Lecture- Auto, IT Industrial Visit –IT (AADUKALAM'20) Inter Departmental Sports
57
4 Wed Guest Lecture - Mechanical 58
5 Thu Guest Lecture – MBA 59
6 Fri
Guest lecture—Civil, EIE 3rd Class Committee Meeting - B. E. / B. Tech. IV/VI/VIII Semester Industrial visit- Mechanical
60
7 Sat HOLIDAY
8 Sun HOLIDAY Mission Crusader -YRC
9 Mon SEEE Society. Alumni Activity 61
10 Tue 62
11 Wed
Social Related Activities – Auto/Mechanical 7 Day NSS Special Camp to Sri Kulathur Village starts Student Feedback for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)- IV/VI/VIII Semester Student Feedback for PG (M. E. / MBA) – IV Semester
63
12 Thu Slow Learners Meeting 64
13 Fri
Guest lecture-–Civil Debate on Union Budget – MBA Guest Lecture – Mechanical, Mathematics SEEE Society. Alumni Activity Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE
65
14 Sat Working Day Order - Wednesday TALENTIA Parents Interaction Meeting
66
15 Sun HOLIDAY Flagship event ARAM-Rotaract Club
16 Mon Industrial Visit - Auto 67
17 Tue Yukta Management Student Association Activity –MBA 7 Day NSS Special Camp to Sri Kulathur Village Ends
68
18 Wed Third Class Committee Meeting for Higher Semesters(UG & PG)
69
19 Thu Hostel Students Meeting 70
20 Fri National Level Conference – Auto/Mechanical Industrial Visit – MBA Energy Club Activity-EEE
71
21 Sat HOLIDAY
22 Sun HOLIDAY
23 Mon World Water Day celebration –NSS UG (B. E. / B. Tech.) Continuous Assessment Test –III for IV/VI/VIII Semester
72
24 Tue Guest Lecture -EEE 73
25 Wed TELEGU NEW YEAR - HOLIDAY
26 Thu 74
27 Fri Guest Lecture – MBA Electronics Hobby Club Activity –EEE Top Students Meeting
75
28 Sat Working Day Order - Thursday Guest Lecture -EEE
76
29 Sun HOLIDAY
30 Mon
77
31 Tue Last Working Day for Higher Semesters (IV,VI,VIII) 78
APRIL 2020
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Wed
UG (B. E. / B. Tech.) Continuous Assessment Test –III for II Semester PG(M. E. / MBA) Continuous Assessment Test –III for II Semester
2 Thu Civil - Conference
3 Fri
YUKTA Management Student Association Activity –MBA CAT – III Reports to parents for UG (B. E. / B. Tech.)- IV/VI/VIII Semester
4 Sat HOLIDAY
5 Sun HOLIDAY HOLIDAY
6 Mon MAHAVIR JAYANTHI -HOLIDAY
7 Tue
8 Wed Workshop – MBA
9 Thu Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE
10 Fri GOOD FRIDAY -HOLIDAY
11 Sat Working Day Order - Friday
12 Sun HOLIDAY
13 Mon
14 Tue TAMIL NEW YEAR - HOLIDAY
15 Wed Project Review-III for PG Students
16 Thu
17 Fri
18 Sat HOLIDAY
19 Sun HOLIDAY Community service event –Rotaract Club
20 Mon
21 Tue
22 Wed Conference -EEE
23 Thu
24 Fri Course file submission for UG(B. E. / B. Tech.)- IV/VI/VIII Semester Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE
25 Sat Working Day Order - Monday
26 Sun HOLIDAY
27 Mon
28 Tue
29 Wed
30 Thu
MAY 2020
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Fri MAY DAY – HOLIDAY Volleyball and Basket ball Coaching Camp (15 Days) for School students
2 Sat HOLIDAY
3 Sun HOLIDAY
4 Mon
5 Tue
6 Wed
7 Thu
8 Fri Workshop/ FDP –Auto Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE
9 Sat
10 Sun HOLIDAY
11 Mon Workshop/FDP-Mechanical
12 Tue
13 Wed
14 Thu
15 Fri Workshop-CSE
16 Sat HOLIDAY
17 Sun HOLIDAY
18 Mon
19 Tue
20 Wed
21 Thu
22 Fri FDP-CSE Electronics Hobby Club Activity -EEE
23 Sat
24 Sun ID- UL-FITR-HOLIDAY
25 Mon
26 Tue
27 Wed
28 Thu
29 Fri
30 Sat HOLIDAY
31 Sun HOLIDAY
JUNE 2020
DATE DAY EVENT
No of Working Days
2nd, 3rd & 4th Year
1st Year
1 Mon
2 Tue
3 Wed
4 Thu
5 Fri
6 Sat HOLIDAY
7 Sun HOLIDAY
8 Mon
9 Tue
10 Wed FDP - Civil
11 Thu
12 Fri
13 Sat
14 Sun HOLIDAY
15 Mon
16 Tue
17 Wed
18 Thu
19 Fri
20 Sat HOLIDAY
21 Sun HOLIDAY
22 Mon
23 Tue
24 Wed
25 Thu
26 Fri
27 Sat
28 Sun HOLIDAY
29 Mon
30 Tue
[This Schedule is subject to change. Changes if necessary will be updated]
22. OUR STRENGTHS AT A GLANCE
Quality Education with an Environment of Discipline
Qualified and highly experienced faculty
Cutting edge programme design
Well equipped modern Labs
Fully Computerized Library of International Standards
Science/ Technical Exhibitions by Students
State-of-the-Art Computing and Internet
Extensive Co-curricular Activities
Personality, Communication and Soft Skill Development
Industry Institute Partnership
Value Added Courses for enhancing Employability and Placement.
Excellent / Personalized mentoring, Student and Faculty
Development Initiatives.
Active Alumni and ED Cell.
Research and Consultancy Projects.
Efforts for continuous improvement through Planning and
Development.
Keys for “Personality Development of the Self”
and Realization of “Total Quality” at Our Institution:
i) Interpersonal Skills ii) Managerial Empowerment iii) Organizational Alignment iv) Character based Trust Worthiness v) Development of Core Competence and Corporate Culture vi) Be focused (like a Compass – always directing to true North)
23. IMPRESSIONS BY VISITING DIGNITARIES 1. Very interesting research areas with potential application in civil and other
sectors. My best wishes to the faculty and students. Dr.Chithra Rajagopal
(IIT, Delhi)
2. Glad to be in the campus of SRM institutions at Ramapuram Campus. Very enthusiastic faculty memebers, eager to do scientific research. All the Best.
Dr.R.Brakaspathy (Scientific & Engineering Research Board)
3. Interesting research plans and infrastructure. All the best to achieve
something challenging for the good of our nation. Dr.V.Ramajunachari
(RIC,DRDO)
4. Very good hospitality and very good management Mr.Suresh Simadri
(Siemens)
5. Its great pleasure to be here with excellent faculties and enthusiastic students.
Mr.P.R Vasudena Rao (Director IGCAR)
6. Excellent Management, cooperation, Students are very good
S.Balamurugan (GATE FORUM)
7. Very enthusiastic faculty members to do research
R.Brakaspathy (NIC)
24.CLASS TIME TABLE 24.1– ODD SEMESTER (2019-2020)
Academic Year: Semester: Branch:
1 8.00 – 8.50
2 8.50 – 9.40
9.40 – 9.55
3 9.55 – 10.45
4 10.45 – 11.35
5 11.35 – 12.25
12.25 –
1.15
6 1.15 – 2.05
7 2.05 – 2.55
8 2.55 – 3.45
Monday
TE
A B
RE
AK
LU
NC
H B
RE
AK
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
S.No Subcode Subject Name S.No Subcode Subject Name
1 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10
24.2– EVEN SEMESTER (2019-2020)
Academic Year: Semester: Branch:
1 8.00 – 8.50
2 8.50 – 9.40
9.40 – 9.55
3 9.55 – 10.45
4 10.45 – 11.35
5 11.35 – 12.25
12.25 –
1.15
6 1.15 – 2.05
7 2.05 – 2.55
8 2.55 – 3.45
Monday
TE
A B
RE
AK
LU
NC
H B
RE
AK
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
S.No Subcode Subject Name S.No Subcode Subject Name
1 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10
25. PERSONAL NOTES
PERSONAL NOTES
PHOTO GALLERY
Science Exibhition Guest Lecture By Dr Dr. G. SEKARAN,
Chief Scientist, CSIR-CLRI
CHEM STAR Talent Exam
Road Safety Awareness Programme
Voting Awareness Programme
Plastic Banned Awareness Programme
Blue Cross Service
Independence Day and Tree Planting
College Day and Sports Day
AICTE Sponsored FDP -Student Induction
Programmee
Placement Activity
College Ranking
National Conference - NCRTPAM 18
Mathematics Workshop
19th
Graduation Day
TRP AUDITORIUM
CENTRAL LIBRARY
SRM GROUP OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR TELEPHONE NUMBERS
CHENNAI: Phone Fax
West Mambalam, Head Office 044-43907000 24748925
Administrative & Admission Office,
Ashok Nagar 88703 44282
SRM Nightingale Mat. Hr. Sec.School 044-23710609, 24897998
SRM Hospital, West Mambalam 044-24742290//24744727 24747668
Ramapuram Campus
Easwari Engineering College * 044-43923041,3021,22495420 22491130
SRM Dental College 044-22490853, 22490526
SRM General Hospital 044-22496499, 22490822
SRM University (Engg. & Tech.) 044-30603042, 3072,3133 30603092
Kattankulathur, Main Campus
SRM University 044-27417000,27417777 27453903
SRM Medical College, Hospital &
Research Centre 044-2745 2270,6743,47432502
SRM Hospital– Emergency 044- 47432345 345
SRM Dental College 044 - 27455005 005
Valliammai Engineering College* 044 - 27456785
Valliammai Polytechnic College 044 – 27455743 , 27455741
SRM Polytechnic College 044 - 27455744, 27453742
SRM Arts and Science College ** 044 - 27454863, 27454862 27451487
SRM College of Nursing 044- 27456730
SRM College of Pharmacy 044 – 27453160 / 5718 27455717
SRM College of Physio Therapy 044 - 27456729
SRM College of Occupational Therapy 044 - 27456728
SRM Institute of Hotel Management &
Catering Technology 044 - 27453148
SRM School of Teacher’s Education 044 - 27455730 / 5731
Faculty of Science and Humanities 044 - 27453377 /3901/ 3148
TRICHY Campus
SRM Institute of Hotel Management 0431 - 47432187
TRP Engineering College 0431- 3058940 / 947 0431- 3058951
Chennai Medical College Hospital &
Research Centre 0431-30586737 /8738 / 8739 0431-3058877
DELHI Campus
SRM Institute of Management and
Technology, Modi Nagar 01232 – 234301/02/05/07
SRM Public School-Guduvancherry 044-37409898 / 9899
SRM University ,Haryana 0954 1779883 /8816033301 0130-2203727
SRM University ,Sikkim 03592-231666/ 232666
SRM University ,Amaravati 0863 - 2343000
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