Principal's presentation before the NAAC Peer Team 24-10-2016. GFGC-Periyapatna

1. Govt. First Grade College
Periyapatna
http://gfgcperiyapatna.weebly.com
Cordially Welcomes NAAC PEER TEAM
24th October 2016 to 26th Oct 2016
Presented by
Vasantha Raju N.
Librarian
GFGC-Periyapatna

2. About the College
• Government First Grade College, Periyapatna was established in the year 1991 with a motto
of providing higher education for the rural students largely coming from the agricultural
background.
• The college in 1991 was started with only 41 students now it has the student strength of
almost 500.
• Because of the efforts of Late Sri. Kalamarigowda, former MLA, Sri. H.S. Basavaraju,
former MLA, current sitting MLA of Periyapatna constituency Sri. K. Venkatesh, and
teaching and non-teaching staff, the college has seen tremendous growth in recent years.
• The college has spacious 10 acres of land which is an indication for tremendous growth and
also environmental friendly ambience
• The College attracts students from not only Periyapatna but also from other nearby taluk
(K.R. Nagar, Kodugu district)
• The ample space available in the college premises gives enough opportunity to expand
considerably and develop it has unique building with right ambience for students overall
growth

3. Vision of the College
To enhance quality of education, personal enrichment &
social responsibility among the students with socially
responsible
Mission of the College
1. To provide holistic education for making our students a
responsible citizens
2. Taking higher education to the rural community and
enable them to participate in creating a better world for
every one

4. Objectives of the College
1. To make provision for socially and economically weaker
sections of the society to pursue higher education at lower
costs.
2. To facilitate physical and intellectual growth of the
students.
3. To inculcate social awareness, environmental consciousness,
leadership qualities and patriotism among students.
4. To upgrade knowledge and teaching skills of the teachers
for the benefit of the students

5. College Details
Name Government First Grade College
Address Haravemallaraja Patna
District MYSORE
State KARNATAKA
Phone number 08223-274819
E-mail ID gfgcppatna07[at]gmail.com
Website http://www.gfgcperiyapatna.weebly.com
http://gfgc.kar.nic.in/periyapatna/
Affiliated University Of Mysore, Mysore
Type of institution Co-Education (Boys and Girls)
District Mysore
State Karnataka

6. UGC Recognition
Recognition Date
2 (f) 05-02-2005
12 (b) 05-02-2005

7. DETAILS OF COLLEGE BUILDING
• College established in the year 1991 in a rented building in
Periyapatna
• In the year 2002-03 College Shifted To the present location (with
5 classroom along with Principal and Office Room )
• In the year 2008-09 additional 04 rooms and one library hall in
the first floor constructed by Department of Collegiate Education
(DCE)
• In the year 2013-14 additional 04 rooms were constructed by
DCE in the first floor where Staff Room and Computer Lab is
housed)

9. Land Utilization
• Developing as environmental friendly campus with
planting 100 tress with support the Department of Forest,
Periyapatna
• Constructing Boys Hostel for Students with support of
DCE
• Space is identified to build separate library block

10. Plants and Building Construction

11. How Building Rooms Are Utilized

12. Class Rooms Allocations
• 9 Class Rooms are Allotted for Students in the
Ground Floor
• 2 Class Rooms are allotted for Students in the
First Floor
• Computer Lab, Reading Room, Library and Staff
Rooms are placed in the first floor

13. Computer Lab, Class Rooms and Library

14. Rest Rooms for Students and Staff

15. Courses that Offered in Our College
Course Options Available for Students Duration of the
Course
BA History –Economics-Political Science
(HEP)
History –Economics-Sociology (HES)
History-Political Science-Geography
(HPG)
History-Economics-Kannada (optional)
(HEK)
3 Years
(6 Semester)
B.COM Bachelor of Commerce 3 Years
(6 Semester)
BBM Management 3 Years
(6 Semester)

16. Teaching Staff Availability Details
(Human Resource )
Department Sanctioned Post Presently Employed
(Permanent Staff)
Vacancy Availability
Kannada 01 01 00
English 01 00 01
Commerce
&
Managemen
t
04 02
(01 on Deputation to
other college)
02
History 02 01 01
Economics 01 00 01
Political
Science
01 00 01
Sociology 01 01
(Principal)
00
Geography 00 No Sanctioned Post 00

17. Permanent Teaching Staff Details
SL No Name Designation Educational
Qualification
Experienc
e
01 Prof. K.G. Rangaswamy Principal MA 30
02 Dr. M.S. Veda Associate
Professor
MA, Ph.D. 21
03 Mr. Girish M.C. Assistant
Professor
M.COM, M. Phil.,
Ph.D. (Pursuing )
10
04 Mr. Jayanna B.R. Assistant
Professor
MA, B. Ed.
Ph.D. (Pursuing )
10
05 Mr. Trinesh T.R. Assistant
Professor (On
Deputation)
M.COM, MBA,
ICWA
Ph.D. (Pursuing )
07
06 Dr. Vasantha Raju N. Librarian MLISc, Ph.D. 09

18. Subject-Wise Distributions of Guest
Faculty
SL No Subject Number of Guest
Faculty
01 Commerce & Management 09
02 Economics 03
03 English 03
04 Environmental Science 01
05 Geography 03
06 History 01
07 Kannada 02
08 Environmental Science 01
09 Political Science 03
10 Computer Science 01
11 Sociology 01
Total 28

19. Details of Administrative Staff
Name of the
Post
Sanctioned
Post
Presently
Employed
(Permanent
Staff)
Vacancy
Manager 00 02 (DEPUTED) 00
Superintenden
t
01 01 00
First divisional
assistant
01 00 01
Second
divisional
assistant
03 01 02
Attender 03 01 02
Peon 03 00 03

20. Administrative Staff
Presently Working
SL
No
Name Designation Educational
Qualification
01 Mr. Yashwanth Kumar
(Deputed)
Gazatted
Manager
M.A.
02 Ms. Meenakshi K.S.
(Deputed)
Gazatted
Manager
M.A.
03 Ms. Kavitha Superintende
nt
B.A.
04 Mr. Mahadeviah M. SDA SSLC
05 Mr. Eshwar N. Attender SSLC

21. Temporary Administrative Staff
Employed through College Development
Council (CDC)
SL NO Name Designation
01 Vijaylakshmi Data Operator
02 Mr. Salahuddin Ayubi Library
Assistant
03 Ms. Sowmya Office
Assistant
04 Mr. Narsegowda Night
Watchman
05 Mr. Subramanya Cleaning Staff

22. Curricular Aspects
• The Affiliating University (University of Mysore) design the
Syllabus by constituting Board of Studies (BoS)
• The affiliating University (University of Mysore) is continuously
changing the Syllabus to suit the changing needs of the time
• The Bachelor Degree Course is having 3 years + 3 years for
completing the course
• The college offer various combinations (HEP/HES/HPG/HEK)
for its students mainly for BA students to select their of subjects

23. Curricular Aspects
Conti…
● Orientation programme is conducted at the beginning of academic year for new
comers
● At the beginning of each semester faculties give concerned syllabus to all students
and will brief them about the topics covered in the syllabus.
● College Teaching Staff uses various teaching aids, such as power point
presentations, pictures, documentary films and other tools to make teaching more
interesting.
● Expose students to have practical knowledge about curriculum through industrial
visits, Interactions and educational tours to places of importance, etc.,
● Organize special lectures by subject experts, eminent personalities, on current areas
of concern subject prescribed in the syllabus.
● Motivating students to bring out Wall magazines based on the curriculum
(Anavarana)

24. Curricular Aspects
Conti…● Whenever syllabus is redesigned/reframed or modified by the affiliating university,
concerned teaching staff of the subject is deputed to attend the workshops
conducted by the Associations of the respective Departments to have fair knowledge
about the changes
● Board of Studies of Concerned Subject, provides the model question papers
whenever the syllabus is redesigned/reframed.
● Many Academic staff colleges conduct Refresher course (RC) on all the subjects to
enrich the knowledge of teaching staff and equip them to teach the curriculum by
adopting to the contemporary challenges of teaching
● The staff is advised to supplement their teaching by guiding the students to view
EDUSAT programmes telecasted by the DCE.
● We also conduct programmes like Angla, Vikasana, Sahayog designed and
implemented by the DCE to help the students to improve their soft skills.

25. Induction Program/EDUSAT Program for
Students/Programs for improve Soft
Skills

26. Well Equipped Labs and Class Rooms

27. Teaching Staff – Orientation/Refresher Course
Attended Details
Name Orientation/Refresher course
Attended
Details of Involvement in
Academic Meetings
Dr. M.S. Veda Participated in One Orientation
Programme & Two Refresher Course
at the University Of Mysore, Mysore
Member BoS, University of
Mysore, Mysore
Mr. Girisha M C Participated in Orientation
Programme & One Refresher Course
Conducted by Bharatiyar University,
Coimbatore
Member BoS,, University
of Mysore, Mysore &
attended 2 workshop
related to course syllabus,
Life Member of All India
Commerce Association
Mr. Jayanna B.R. Participated in orientation
programme & one refresher course
conducted by University of Mysore,
Mysuru.
Member, BoS, University of
Mysore, Mysuru
Mr. Trinesh T.R. Participated in orientation
programme & one refresher course
conducted by University of Mysore,
Mysuru.
Member, BoS, University of
Mysore, Mysuru
Fellow-ICWA

28. Institution Undertakes Following Initiatives for
Effective Curriculum Delivery:
 Bridge courses are conducted at the beginning of the each semester (for
B.COM.).
 Slow learning students are identified and provided with remedial classes.
 Tutorial classes in various subjects are engaged by the concerned teaching
staff.
 Special lectures/talks are organized periodically in which subject experts
brief the students on required topics.
 Students are motivated to present talks on various segments of the syllabus
(budget- poetry recitation-students seminars).
 Assignments/projects are given to the students on various topics.
 Educational tours are organized to the places of cultural heritage,
historical and mythological significance. Industrial visits are also
periodically organized (Court visit- Jungle Tours).

31. Academic Flexibility
• Allow students to selects their choice of combinations
• Organizing talks/lectures to supplement the teaching
• Organizing Students study tours
• College conducts Angola, Vikasana, Sahyog programmes to
improve the communication skills, personality
development, and soft skills of the students along with the
existing curriculum structure

33. Curriculum Enrichment
• Running National Service Scheme (NSS) Programme
• Scouts and Guides Unit
• Organizing talks on Environment, Human Rights and
other contemporary issues to create awareness
• Sports facilities for students (Taluk Play Ground is located
very much near to the college building)
• Well Equipped Computer Lab with required technological
facilities

34. National Service Scheme (NSS) Camp
Details
Years Program Date in Camp was
held
Budget
2014-15 NSS
Camp
26-02-2015 to 04-03-
2016
23400
2014-13 03-03-2014 to 09-03-
2014
22500
2013-12 20-03-2013 to 27-03-
2013
23400
2011-12 24-02-2012 to 31-02-
2012
22500

35. NSS Camps Organized in Various
Places

36. Scouts and Guides Units and Students
Involving in Sports

37. Special Talks on Human Rights, Health
and Hygiene and Environmental
Protection

38. Computer Lab with LAN and LCD
Projector for Presentations and
Screening Films

39. Criterion II- Teaching Learning &
Evaluation

40. Student Admission Details
(2011-12 to 2015-16)
2016-17 Student Strength is 456
Students
Details
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16
Male
Femal
e
Male
Femal
e
Male
Femal
e
Male Female Male female
SC 119 61 106 72 112 81 94 75 83 70
ST 32 12 32 20 48 23 41 23 38 19
OBC 324 203 348 228 352 241 292 204 256 157
General 0 0 1 2 2 3 3 2 2 1
Total 475 276 487 322 514 348 430 304 379 247
Grand total 751 809 862 734 626

41. Student Admission Details
119
61
106
72
112
81 94 75 83 70
32
12
32
20
48
23
41
23
38
19
324
203
348
228
352
241
292
204
256
157
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
female
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16
General
OBC
ST
SC

42. Student Strength (2011-12 to 2016-17)
0 200 400 600 800 1000
2011-12
2012-13
2103-14
2014-15
2015-16
2016-17
751
809
862
734
626
456
Numbers
Years

43. Overall Pass Percentage of the
Students
(2011-12to 2015-16)
69
44
73 71
61
47
55
72
53
69
23
20
24
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16
OVERALL RESULT OF THE COLLEGE in %
BA B.COM BBM

44. Teaching and Learning Process
• The College maintains its own calendar of events consisting
of academic and other extracurricular activities.
• The Principal approves the College calendar and it will be
circulated among the staff and the students.
• The Time Table committee designs the Time Table on the
basis of the Department workload.

45. Teaching and Learning Process
Conti..• Faculty member prepares the teaching plan at the beginning of each academic
year and submits it to HODs.
– Each Faculty adheres to the teaching plan.
– Maintenance of work--diary by each faculty member.
– Periodical scrutiny of work diary by the HODs and the Principal.
– Maintenance of student attendance registers by concerned teacher.
– Class tests are conducted by the concerned teachers and student assessment
examinations are conducted centrally by the Examination committee.
– The internal marks are finalized by the concerned teachers with the supervision of
HODs and later sent to the University in appropriate format.
– Old question papers are solved at the end of each chapter or on the completion of
syllabus.

46. Internal quality assurance cell and Its Role in
Teaching and Learning
The IQAC meetings are held regularly and advised to the faculty members to
develop teaching methods. IQAC also performing following duties:
• IQAC helps the administration in preparing the academic calendar
• The IQAC takes part in administration is designing the feedback formats
• The students feedback on teachers is processed by IQAC
• The IQAC gives inputs to the career guidance and placement cell
• The IQAC has been coming up with formats for collecting feedback on
curriculum from both the students and the teachers
• Preparation of the annual-plan targeted at the quality improvement of
various functions of the college. The academic calendar of the college is
based on this plan.

47. Innovative Teaching Approaches/Methods
Adopted By The Faculty During The Last Four
Years
• Use of laptops inside the class rooms
• Use of maps/charts
• Use of films to teach in literature classes
• Use of computer lab and internet for accessing
information

48. Teacher’s Quality
Highest
qualificatio
n
Professor Associate
Professor
Assistant
Professor Total
Male Femal
e
Male Female Male Femal
e
Permanent teachers
D.Sc./D.Litt. - - - - - - 00
Ph.D. - - - 01 01 - 02
M.Phil. - - - - 01 - 01
PG - - - 01 04 - 05
Temporary teachers
Ph.D. - - - - - - -
M.Phil. - - - - - - -
PG - - - - - - -
Part-time teachers
Ph.D. - - - - 01 - 01
M.Phil. - - - - 09 06 15
PG - - - - 12 09 21

49. Teaching Learning Material Development,
Selection And Use
Some of our teachers have developed some of
the materials online and have hosted it on the
web
1. Girish M.C. has hosted some of his
presentations at
http://www.slideshare.net/girishsupreetha
2. Vasantha Raju N. has hosted 13 of his
presentation in
http://www.slideshare.net/Vasanthrz

50. Criterion III- Research Consultancy
& Extension

51. Research Committee
SL.
No.
Committee member Role
1. Prof. K.G. Rangaswamy Chairman
2. Dr. M.S. Veda Coordinator
3. Mr. Girisha M.C. Member
4. Mr. Jayanna B.R. Member
5. Dr. Vasantha Raju N. Member

52. Minor Research Projects Details
Dr. Veda M.S. UGC/SAP- Project on “ western literary
criticism : Modern age”
UGC sponsored Minor Research Project
on“ Feminist Discourse in Vaidehi’s
Literature”
2 years(2008 to 2010)
Girisha
M.C.
Minor Research Project Completed In The
Year
2013-14
“Talent Acquisition Policies In Hardware
Companies In Mysore”

53. Research Award and Recognition
Sl.
No.
Name of the
Faculty
Research Award
1. Veda M.S. "Thriveni Literary Award" from Karnataka
Lekakiyara Sangha, Bangalore, in 2011.
"H.V. Savithramma Award" from Karnataka
Lekakiyara Sangha, Bangalore to the novel "Raja
Odeyar" in 2015
2. Vasantha Raju N. 2011 Emerald Indian LIS Research Fund Award:
Highly Commended research award for the project
proposal entitled “Use of social network sites and
its effect on students of engineering colleges in
Mysore city: An exploratory study”
Won third best paper award for the research paper
“Re-Examining the Location of Web Objects: A
Study of Library Websites” by KELPRO Bulletin

54. Faculty h-index

55. Prioritized Research Areas And The
Expertise Available With The Institution
SL No. Name of the Faculty Area of specialization/expertization
1. Dr. M.S. Veda Kannada literature and culture
Feminist Discourse
2. Mr.Girish M.C. Commerce and Management
3. Mr.Jayanna B.R. Modern History, History of Karnataka
4. Dr. Vasantha Raju N. Computer mediated communication
and Web studies

56. Seminars/workshops/training and sensitization programs
organized in the College
SL.
No.
Topic of the workshop/Seminar/training
program
Date Venue
1. ಬಿ.ಎಸ್. ಸಣ್ಣಯ್ಯ ಬದುಕು-ಬರಹ: ಒಂದು ಅವಲ ೋಕನ 28-04-2014 GFGC-
Periyapatna
2. ಪರಿಸರ ಸಂರಕ್ಷಣ : ಲಕ್ಷ ವೃಕ್ಷ ಅಭಿಯಾನ 02-07-2014 GFGC-
Periyapatna
3. ಪತ್ರಿಕಾ ದಿನಾಚರಣ : ವಿಶ ೋಷ ಉಪನಾಯಸ ಕಾಯ್ಯಕಿಮ 30-07-2014 GFGC-
Periyapatna
4. ಹದಿಹರ ಯ್ದವರ ಸಮಸ್ ಯಗಳು ಮತ್ುು ಸವಾಲುಗಳು ಮತ್ುು
ಪರಿಹಾರಗಳು: ಒಂದು ದಿನದಉಪನಾಯಸಕಾಯ್ಯಕಿಮ
12-08-2014 GFGC-
Periyapatna
5. ಲಂಗ ತಾರತ್ಮಯ ಮತ್ುು ಲಂಗ ಸ ಕ್ಷಮತ : ವಿಶ ೋಷ ಉಪನಾಯಸ
ಕಾಯ್ಯಕಿಮ
10-03-2015 GFGC-
Periyapatna
6. ತ್ಂಬಾಕು ನಮಗ ಅವಶ್ಯವ ೋ? ವಿಶ ೋಷ ಉಪನಾಯಸ ಕಾಯ್ಯಕಿಮ 30-03-2015 GFGC-
Periyapatna
7. Book Culture 26-08-2015 GFGC-
Periyapatna
8. ರ ೈತ್ರ ಅತ್ಮಹತ ಯ ಮತ್ುು ಪರಿಹಾರ ೋಪಾಯ್ಗಳು: ವಿಶ ೋಷ ಉಪನಾಯಸ
ಕಾಯ್ಯಕಿಮ
28-09-2015 GFGC-
Periyapatna
9. ಯ್ುವಕರು ಮತ್ುು ಪಿಜಾತ್ಂತ್ಿಕಾಾಗಿಅಂಬ ೋಡ್ಾರ್: ವಿಶ ೋಷ ಉಪನಾಯಸ
ಕಾಯ್ಯಕಿಮ
30-10-2015 GFGC-
Periyapatna

57. Eminent Personalities Visited Our College
• For the last four years following eminent personalities have been visited our college
for delivering lectures/talks and to interact with students
SL
No.
Name of the Person Date of the visit
1. Sri Muralidhar, GFGC, T-Narsipura 2012-13
2. Sri Venkateshappa 3-3-2015
3. Sri. D. Nagarajegowda, Civil Judge,
JMFC-Peiryapatna
26-09-2013
4. Dr. Y.D. Rajanna, Neladani Cultural
Organization President
31-01-2014
5. Sri. Raj Kumar, Forest Officer, Dept. of
Forestry, Govt. of Karnataka
29-03-2014
6. Dr.Ramegowda, Kannada Scholar 28-04-2014
7. Dr. Krishnamurthy Hannur, Professor 28-04-2014
8. Dr.Vasanthkumar Thimkapur, Scientist 30-04-2014
9. Sri Prasanna Kumar, Circle Inspector, 30-04-2014

58. Eminent Personalities Visited Our College
Conti…
11. Dr.Satish Chandra, Professor 30-07-2014
12. Dr.Manikarnika, Doctor 12-08-2014
13. Prof. Morabada Mallikarjuna, Principal,
GFGC-Nanjangudu
26-08-2014
14. Prof. Kalachennegowda, Coordinator, NSS,
University of Mysore
26-08-2014
15. Prof. G.B. Shivraj, Secretary, Gandhi Bahvan,
Bangalore
09-04-2014
16. Smt. Manjula Manasa, Chairman, Karnataka
State Women’s Commission
01-04-2015
17. Sri Balachandra, DFO, Hunsur Region 01-04-2015
18. Dr. H.L. Satish 10-03-2015
19. Sri Vasanthkumar Mysorematt, Social Activist 30-03-2015
20. Dr.Satish Chandra, Professor 26-08-2015
21. Dr. B.J. Vijay Kumar, President, District
Congress Party, Mysore
28-09-2015

59. Resource Mobilization for Research
Funds
Mobilization
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
Minor Projects NIL NIL 01 NIL
Funds received
from other
Funding
Agencies
NIL NIL 90,000 NIL

60. Research Publications
SL
No
Name Internatio
nal
journals/
National
journals
Internationa
l conference
paper
presentatio
n
National level
Paper
presentation/
participation
State level
conference
presented
/participated
1 Dr. Veda M.S. 00 00 00 05
2 Dr. Vasantha
Raju N.
1(IJ)16(
NJ)
03 08 00
3 Mr. Girisha
M.C.
03 04 15 02
4 Mr. Jayanna
B.R.
00 00 12
(Participated)
01
(Presentation)
10
(Participated)
01
(Presentation)
5 Trinesh T.R. 00 02 03 00
TOTOAL 4 + 16 09 27 08

61. Workshop And Training Details
SL
No
NAME INTERNATIO
NAL LEVEL
NATIONAL
LEVEL
STATE
LEVEL
1 Dr. Veda M.S. 00 00 00
2 Dr. Vasantha
Raju N
00 05 04
3 Girisha M.C. 01 03 03
4 Jayanna B.R. 00 02 08
5 Trinesh T.R. 00 02 02
TOTAL 01 12 17

62. Research Articles in Peer Reviewed
Journals
Name of the Faculty
Girish M.C.
1. Talent Acquisition Policies in Hardware Companies, A Study on Wep
Peripherals”, Green earth research network, IJMR. 12 (2).
2. Consumer Attitude Towards After Sales Service. International Organization
For Scientific Research, 10 (10).
3. India and Foreign Institutional Investors. International Organization For
Scientific Research, 5 (1).
Vasantha Raju N.
1. Current trends in Webometrics research (Special issue on Scientometrics).
SRELS Journal of Information Management. 50(5), 657-665
2. How does UGC identify predatory journals [Correspondence].Current
Science, 104(11), 1461
3. Citation analysis of publications of LIS teachers in South India. Information
Studies, 18(3), 143-161
4. A study of citation accuracy in psychology theses submitted to the
University of Mysore. Annals of Library and Information Studies, 58(4), 326-

63. CRITERION IV: INFRASTRUCTURE
AND LEARNING RESOURCES

64. INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING
RESOURCES
• Hostel Facility – Accommodation available in BCM hostels & social
welfare hostels. Boys hostel is under construction in the college campus
• Computer facility including access to internet
• Facilities for medical emergencies- first aid box available in college
• Library and Information Centre with good Collections of Books and
Scholarly Journals
• Internet and Wi-Fi facility in college campus. Local Area Network
installed
• Constant supply of safe drinking water

65. Common Facilities available on the campus for
Various Units
SL
No.
Units Place/Space Coordinator
1. IQAC Department of
History
Prof. Jayanna B.R.
2. Grievance
Redressal unit
Department of
Kannada
Dr. M.S. Veda
3. Women’s Cell Department of
Kannada
Dr. M.S. Veda
4. Counselling and
Career Guidance/
Placement Unit
Department of
Commerce
Prof. Girish M.C.
5. Safe drinking water
facility
Made arrangements at the First Floor

66. Library as a Learning Resource Centre
Library Resources in a Nutshell
SL
No.
Type of Resources In
Numbers
1. Number of Books 22747
2. Number of Titles 4889
3. Reference Books
(Includes dictionary/Encyclopaedia/Competitive
examination books/Year Books, etc.)
1437
4. Number of Journals/Magazines 16
5. Newspapers 13
6. E-Resources Subscribed through N-LIST (E-Books +
E-Journals)
138521+
6328
7. CD-ROMs of Various Genre 68

67. Financial Expenditure on Purchasing
Books in the Last Five Years
Years General
Books
Books
Purchased
Under SC
Grants
Books
Purchased
Under ST
Grants
Total
Number
of Books
Accession
Number
Amount
Spent
2011-12 115 693 391 1199 17523-18721 159674.00
2012-13 - 1505 - 1505 18722-20226 210000.00
2013-14 150 924 524 1598 20227-21824 264978.00
2014-15 47 - - 47 21825-21871 7089.00
2015-16 - 638 238 876 22510-22747 155000.00
Total 312 3760 1153 5523 796741.00

68. Library and Information Centre

69. Library Physical Infrastructure and Opening
Hours
SL. No. Details
1. Total area of the library (in Sq.
Mts.)
180 Sq. Mts.
2. Total seating capacity 25 members
3. Working hours
4. • On Working Days 10 AM to 5 PM
• before examination
days
10 AM to 5 PM
• during examination
day
10 AM to 5 PM
• during vacation 10 AM to 5 PM
• On Holidays Closed

70. IT Infrastructure
• Well Equipped Computer Lab
• LAN Facility is made available for accessing the Internet
• 20 students can sit at a time and use systems
• LCD Projector is installed in the Computer Lab

71. SL
No
Computing facility
1. Number of computers with
Configuration (provide actual
number with exact
configuration of each
available system)
20
Processor: Intel Core i3
RAM: 2 GB
Bit: 32 Bit OS
OS: Windows 7 Pro version
2. Computer-student ratio 32:1
3. Stand alone facility NO
4. LAN facility Yes
5. Wi-Fi facility Yes
6. Licensed software Microsoft Windows Operating
System
7. Number of nodes/ computers
with Internet facility
10
8. Any other One Laptop is being purchased for

72. Financial Investment –
Infrastructure Development
SL. No. 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
1. Building - 55.00,000 - 1,11,42,000
2. Furniture 94,850 50,000
3. Equipment 54,000 8,95,443 2,31,739 1,75,514
(Smart Boards
& Projector,
UPS, Water
Purifier,
Printer,
Generator)
4. Computers - 2,67,000 2,99,092 -
5. Vehicles - - - -
6. Any other - - - 89,675
(Library
automation
software)

73. CRITERION V- STUDENT
SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

74. COLLEGE PROSPECTUS –COLLEGE
OVERVIEW

75. Student Support-Scholarships
SL
No.
Name of the Scholarship Number of Students
Received the
Scholarship
Amount
2011-12
1. SC/ST Scholarship 86 144169
2. BCM Scholarship - -
3. Sanchi-Honnamma
Scholarship
- -
2012-13
1. SC/ST Scholarship 96 166354
2. BCM Scholarship 160 19800
3. Sanchi-Honnamma
Scholarship
02 6000
2013-14
1. SC/ST Scholarship 96 287095
2. BCM Scholarship 125 142500
3. Sanchi-Honnamma
Scholarship
06 20000

76. Financial Assistance- Total Students
Received
SL
No.
Year Total Student
Strength
Number of
Students
Received
Financial
Assistance
Total
Percentage
1 2011-
12
- - -
2 2012-
13
809
258 31%
3 2013-
14
862
206 23%
4 2014-
15
734
566 77%

77. Students progression
• College conducting skill development programme every year for final
year students
• Department of commerce management and placement cell got
memorandum of understanding with
• Future Delight, WorldAlumniNetwork,
• College conducted campus interview for final and alumni students
• Placement and career guidance cell maintain student data base of final
year students
• Placement cell is in touch with alumni and other organizations for
recruitment

78. Placement & Career Guidance
Activities

79. Campus Drive in the College

80. Importance for Sports and Students
Achievements
• On 1-11-2012 won the first prize in the KR Zonal cricket event and bags the
trophy
• On 07-10-2014 organized & participated in the women's intercollege volleyball
event.
• 30-09-2014 won the chess championship event in KR Zone
• 10-10-2015 won the second prize in KHO-KHO event which was held in DD
Urs Govt. College, Hunsur.
• 22-01-2016 K R Zonal level second prize in cricket event held at K R Nagara

82. Cultural Events-Students Participation
Event Number of Students
Participated
Level
2011-12
Singing Competition 02 Inter College
Debate 02 Inter College
2012-13
Essay Writing 01 Inter College
Debate 02 Inter College
Singing (Folk Songs) 04 Inter College
2013-14
Essay Writing 01 Inter College
Debate 02 Inter College
Singing (Folk Songs) 04 Inter College
Quiz 02 Inter College
2014-15
Essay Writing 01 Inter College
Debate 02 Inter College
Singing
(Bagavathgethe/Folk
04 Inter College

83. CRITERION VI: GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP
AND MANAGEMENT

84. Administrative Hierarchical
Structure

85. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
SL No. Name Role
1 Prof. K.G.
Rangaswamy
Principal and Chairman
2 Prof. Jayanna B.R. Coordinator
3 Dr. M.S. Veda Member
4 Prof. Girisha M.C. Member
5 Dr. Vasantha Raju
N.
Member
6 Kavitha Member

86. IQAC’s Suggestions to improve existing
facilities:
•Up-gradation of computer lab
•Internet access to staff room
•Subscribing more scholarly journals to library and N-LIST from INFLIBNE
•ICT use for classroom teaching
•Positive Outcome of the suggestions
•Decisions have been taken to subscribe more scholarly journals and N-LIST e-
resources for library
•Providing Internet access to staff room is in the process
•Teaching staffs have been told to use available IT infrastructure for teaching and
learning

87. CRITERIA VII: INNOVATIONS AND BEST
PRACTICES
• Environmental consciousness- 1000 plants in the
college campus
• IQAC for quality improvement
• Heritage club
• Scouts & guides
• Computerization of library
• Poetry recitation

88. Unique Practices at the College
• Annual Budget Meet
• Documentary/Feature Film Screening
• Orientation for first year students
• More MOUs for innovations
• Soft & life Skill development for first year students
• Involvement of class representatives in functions

89. Future Plan
• Plan to Build Separate Library Building
• Girls Hostels in the Campus
• Develop Play Ground in the Campus Itself
• Improve Student Results
• Increase Student Strength
• Renovation of boys rest room
• Smart Room Enabled Class Rooms

90. Thank You