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The College aims at imparting education that would liberate

man from the darkness of ignorance to the light of knowledge,

leading to the well-being of all. It represents the desire to give light

to those in poverty and illiteracy, and inspiration to achieve the

highest standards of intellectual and personal development.

OUR VISIONLIGHT AND PROSPERITY

Established in the public sector to fulfil the aspirations of the

common man, our mission is to provide affordable and excellent

education to all, especially the socially and economically challenged

groups, with the best available resources. We are committed to

provide a safe, supportive learning environment with opportunities

for each student to generate the skills and knowledge to develop

into a responsible, successful citizen with self discipline, toler-

ance, creativity, responsibility, social commitment, a spirit of in-

quiry with excellence in all endeavors and a clear sense of global

citizenship.

OUR MISSION

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND SOCIALCOMMITMENT

“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”. LLLLLaoaoaoaoao-tzu-tzu-tzu-tzu-tzu

Govt. College Kottayam

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GOVERNMENT COLLEGE KOTTAYAM


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1. To provide affordable and high quality education to all, especially

the socially and economically challenged groups.

2. To offer intellectual, cultural, moral, social, emotional, physical and

aesthetic training to all students so as to become responsible and

successful citizens with self-discipline, integrity, social commitment

and democratic values.

3. To generate skills and knowledge for achieving the highest standards

of personal and professional development.

4. To facilitate an environment for promoting values of courtesy, mutual

respect and tolerance.

5. To promote the spirit of justice and equality of opportunities by

encouraging communication of thoughts, opinions and ideas to

enhance human rights and spiritual diversity.

6. To ensure solid basis for both employment and future studies by

practising innovative teaching learning methods and research-based

learning programmes.

Aims and Objectives

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PERSONAL

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INFORMATION

“When you know something, say what you know. When you don’t know something,say that you don’t know. That is knowledge”. ConfuciusConfuciusConfuciusConfuciusConfucius

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GUIDELINES AND RULES OF CONDUCT

Government College Kottayam is our college, the campus is our

home. Apart from your parents, the teachers are the most concerned about

you and your future.

1. Class hours are from 10 am to 4 pm. Be in time for classes. Additionalclasses or other programms may be arranged from 9 am to 10 am or 4pm to 5.30 pm as and when required, and it is mandatory for the stu-dents to attend.

2. Be clean and modest in dress, decent and polite in language and cour-teous in behaviour.

3. Show respect to your elders and teachers.

4. Public property is our property. Damage done to it is a nationaloffence.

5. Do your best to preserve a peaceful, academic atmosphere in thecampus.

6. Maintain a calm atmosphere in the campus, especially duringworking hours. Smoking and chewing are banned in the campus.

7. Do not bring mobile phone to the campus.

8. Do not disfigure the college furniture, walls, doors or windows withdrawings, engravings or by sticking posters. Do not tamper with theelectrical and other installations.

9. Grievances, if any, shall be taken to the Principal through yourrepresentatives, or in person.

10. Seek permisison to the teacher before entering or leaving a class insession.

11. If classes are free during any period, engage yourself in meaningfulco-curricular activities.

12. You can address students in the classroom, or any gathering in thecampus, only with the permisison of the Principal.

13. Students have to wear the college ID card whenever they are present inthe campus.

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1. A Brief History of the College 7 - 8

2. Succession List of Principals 9

3. Members of Faculty 10 - 14

4. Administrative Staff 15

5. Committees and Associations 16 - 18

6. Programmes of Study 19

7. Fee Structure 20

8. Fee Concessions & Scholarships 21

9. Attendance and Leave 22

10. Choice Based Credit and Semester System 23 - 26

11. College Library & Library Rules 27 - 28

12. Organisations, Clubs and Fora 29

13. Application Forms 30 - 33

14. Annual Report of Activities of Organisations 34 - 36

15. Profile & Annual Report of Departments 37 - 48

16. General Time Table 49 - 52

17. Calendar 2013 - 2014 53 - 63

18. Personal Notes 64 - 72

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“Success depends upon previous preparation, and without such preparationthere is sure to be failure.” Confucius Confucius Confucius Confucius Confucius


A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE

1972, August College started functioning in a building of Government

Polytechnic, Nattakom. Courses offered:

Pre degree - Group I, II and III

Degree - B.A. Politics, Economics and B.Sc. Mathematics

1972 October 27 College formally inaugurated by Sri. C. Achutha Menon,

Hon. Chief Minister of Kerala.

1974 March Pre degree classes shifted to the semi permanent

building constructed in the campus.

1976 March Foundation stone laid for ‘A’ Block.

1976 June B.Sc. Geology started.

1977 June B.Com. and Pre-degree Group IV started.

1978 June ‘A’ Block completed. Degree classes and office shifted to

the building.

1979 August Shift-system introduced to Pre-degree courses.

1980 February ‘A’ Block formally inaugurated by Shri. Baby John,

Hon. Minister for Education.

1981 September B.Sc. Physics and Botany started.

1981 November M.A. Economics started.

1983 June Foundataion stone for ‘B’ Block laid by

Sri. T.M. Jacob, Hon. Minister for Education

1984 M.Sc. Geology started.

1985 June Drinking water supply scheme launched.

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1987 September ‘B’ Block of the college building inaugurated by

Sri. K. Chandrasekharan, Hon. Minister for Education.

1988 September College Development Council (CDC) constituted by the

Government of Kerala.

1992 February College Auditorium constructed by the CDC, inaugurated by

Sri. E.T. Mohammed Basheer, Hon. Minister for Education.

1997 March Silver Jubilee Celebrated. Foundation stone for ‘C’ Block laid.

College Canteen started. Computer Centre inaugurated.

1998 July M.Sc. Physics and B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry started.

1999 December B.Sc. Zoology started.

2000 March Pre-degree delinking completed.

2003 July U.G.C. Network Resource Centre started.

2004 March Construction of Aquarium House for the Dept. of Zoology

started. Women’s Hostel construction started.

2004 May Borewell constructed. B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry (Vocational

Model II) started.

2006 December Language Lab and Internet facility provided.

2007 December ‘C’ Block inaugurated by Sri. M. A. Baby, Hon. Minister for Education.

2009 June Choiced base credit and semester system (CBCSS)

introduced to undergraduate programmes.

2012 February Ladies hostel inaugurated by Sri. Abdu Rubb, Hon. Minister

for Education.

2012 July M.Com, MA Polictics & BA English programmes started.

2014 January Ladies Hostel started functioning.

2014 September Community College started.

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1. Prof. Joseph K. Alexander 14-08-1972 26-08-1980

2. Prof. P. K. Chandrasekhara Pillai 07-01-1981 28-08-1983

3. Sri. E. G. L. Papaly 29-08-1983 01-10-1983

4. Prof. P. K. Chandrasekhara Pillai 02-10-1983 31-03-1985

5. Dr. Cicily Zachariah 22-05-1985 04-05-1986

6. Prof. V. Vinayaka Perumal 12-05-1986 31-05-1988

7. Prof. M. J. John 08-06-1988 31-05-1990

8. Prof. V. Hamsadevi 04-06-1990 20-08-1991

9. Prof. K. Aravindakshan 21-08-1991 18-12-1992

10. Prof. K. Radhakrishnan 19-12-1992 19-10-1993

11. Sri. V. D. Krishnan Nambiar 12-11-1993 10-12-1993

12. Sri. M. V. Mathew 10-12-1993 31-03-1995

13. Sri. V. D. Krishnan Nambiar 14-07-1995 28-03-1996

14. Sri. M.C. Rajan 21-06-1996 17-07-1998

15. Smt. N. P. Annamma 18-07-1998 30-04-1999

16. Sri. Jacob Thomas 03-06-1999 09-08-2000

17. Smt. Omana Varghese 09-08-2000 31-03-2002

18. Dr. A. Salahuddin Kunju 02-09-2002 28-06-2003

19. Dr. K. P. Krishnankutty Nair 01-07-2003 31-05-2004

20. Smt. Omanakutty Jacob 26-07-2004 12-08-2005

21. Sri. K.S. Mohan Das 18-08-2005 02-05-2006

22. Sri. T.R. Krishnankutty 27-07-2006 31-05-2007

23. Dr. R. Sreekumar 09-08-2007 19-07-2008

24. Dr. K. Pankajam 20-07-2008 25-07-2009

25. Prof. M.S. Viswambharan 26-07-2009 14-10-2009

26. Dr. K. Pankajam 15-10-2010 31-03-2010

27. Prof. G. Sreenivas 01-04-2010 31-03-2011

28. Dr. Suja Beegum S. 01-04-2011 31-05-2012

29. Prof. Leelamma Thomas 01-06-2012 31-03-2013

30. Dr. T.V. Francy 21-05-2013 31-05-2013

31. Dr. B. Syamalakumari 01-06-2013 30-07-2014

32. Dr. P.V. Sasi 30-07-2014

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SUCESSION LIST OF PRINCIPALS

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1. Dr. P.V. Sasi Nandanam Mob: 9446129102Principal Netaji Nagar Res: 0481 2534621

Peroor Road, Ettumanoor, Kottayam [email protected]

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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY2. Mr. Kabeer I. Ashiyana Mob: 9495344910

Assistant Professor Kakkakunnu P.O., Kollam(Head)

3. Ms. K.K. Ponnamma Uthradom, Vadakkeparavilayil Mob: 9447587886Associate Professor Karunapuram P.O., [email protected]

Idukki - 685 5524. Dr. Kavitha R. Amakkottu Mob: 9846112753

Assistant Professor Kidangannur P.O. [email protected] 514

5. Mr. V.S. Anilkumar T.C.40/1478 (1), Mob: 9496370425Assistant Professor Thathwamasi, KNRA 103 [email protected]

Manacad P.O., Trivandrum-9DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

6. Dr. Jacob M. Jose Moongamakkal (H) Mob: 9447709879Associate Professor Janatha Road, Pala P.O., [email protected](Head) Kottayam - 686 575

7. Mr. M.R. Bose Pushpanjali (H) Mob: 9497586635Associate Professor Ettumanoor P.O. - 686 631 [email protected]

8. Dr. Mercyamma Francis Chempakamangalam (H) Mob: 9495690832Associate Professor Kattappana P.O. Res: 0481 2361014

Idukki-685 508 [email protected]. Dr. Rita Mendez Aikara (H), Thidanad P.O. Mob: 9446355456

Associate Professor Kottayam [email protected]. Dr. Seno Jose Edachirayil (H) Mob: 9447456425

Assistant Professor Muhamma P.O. [email protected]

11. Ms. V.K. Smitha Valiyakallingal (H) Mob: 9447153334Assistant Professor West Vengola P.O. Res: 0484 2592158

Perumbavoor, Ernakulam-683 556 [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE12. Mr. K.K. Raju Kakkanattil, Kadamankulam P.O. Mob: 9895430812

Associate Professor & Kallooppara, Thruvalla(Head) Pathanamthitta-689583.

13. Dr. J. Vijayan Arathiyil, Kaduvinal P.O. Mob: 9447466196Associate Professor Vallikunnam, Alappuzha-690 501 [email protected]

MEMBERS OF FACULTYNo Name and

DesignationAddress Phone No. and E-mail


14. Mr. Madhulal P.R. Punnamattathil Mob: 9495021105Assistant Professor Mundiappally P.O. Res: 0469 2690123

Pathanamthitta15. Prof. Renjith Mohan P. Parapparampil (H) Mob: 9846972633

Assistant Professor Pakkil P.O., Res: 0481 236094(On FIP deputation)

16. Ms. Nisha Mary Jose Puttilanickel Mob: 8547330124Assistant Professor Melukukavu P.O., [email protected]

Kottayam-68665217. Mr. Sujan Kumar K.G. Sujasi, Kollamkavu, Mob: 9446808919

Assistant Professor Pazhakutty P.O., Nedumangad, [email protected] 561

18. Dr. Binu R. Sreepadmam Mob: 8281435896Assistant Professor Chadayamangalam P.O. [email protected]

Arattukadavu, Kollam-69153419. Ms. Ranjitha V. Mallaya Thrikovil House Mob: 9496838945

FIP substitute Lecturer Thellokom P.O., Adichira [email protected]

20. Ms. Anuranjana Andrews Areethadathil, MelukavumattomP.O. Mob: 9947884416Guest Lecturer Kottayam - 686 652 [email protected]

21. Ms. Sreeja Mohan Thazhathil (H), Anthinadu P.O. Mob: 9539368854Guest Lecturer Kottayam-686651 [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS22. Mr. C.D. Cherian Cherukara Mob: 9447257935

Assistant Professor Thrikodithanam P.O. [email protected](Head) Changanassery 686 105

23. Mr. M.J. Sunil Kumar Sivam Res: 0469 2700019Associate Professor Muthoor P.O. Mob: 9447144987(on FIP) Thiruvalla-689 107 [email protected]

24. Ms. Rajalakshmi A. Thirunalloor (H) Mob: 9446025308Assistant Professor Vattukulam P.O. Res: 0481 2530869

Vempally, Kottayam 686 58725. Mr. Joby Jose Periyilakkatt (H) Mob: 9846160930

Assistant Professor Upukandom P.O. [email protected]

26. Dr. Dinesh M.P. Snehatheeram Mob: 9747502289Assistant Professor Thaliyill P.O., Kuttiady [email protected]

Kozhikodu - 673 50827. Ms. Anna Abraham Pachayil, Myladiyil (H), Vanchimlna P.O. Mob: 9447278190

Assistant Professor Kalaketty - 686 508 [email protected]. Mr. Shibin Philip Myladumpara Mob: 9447809699

Assistant Professor Mundathanam P.O. [email protected], Kottayam - 686 541

29. Ms. Ebsi N.J. Nazhiparackal, Kattampak P.O. Mob: 8547547279Assistant Professor Njeezhoor, Kottayam - 686 612 [email protected]

30. Ms. Resmi C.P. Remya Bhavan, Moolavattom P.O. Mob: 9400177044FIP Substitute Kottayam [email protected]

31. Mr. Renjith Raj Veluthedathuparambil, S.H. Mount P.O. Mob: 8893540297FIP Substitute Nagampadom, Kottayam-686 006 [email protected]

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH32. Ms. Mary Geetha L. Maveli House

Associate Professor & Near SVD Seminary Mob: 9495886237Head Kurisumoodu P.O. Res: 0481 2400001

Changanassery33. Ms.Sreekala K.S. Kalluvarakoottathil Mob: 9446114941

Associate Professor Muttathukonam P.O., Elavumthitta| Pathanamthitta - 689 62534. Dr. B. Keralavarma Suryagayathri, Karappuzha P.O. Mob: 9495064417

Associate Professor Kottayam [email protected]. Mr. M.S. Somarajan Maradathu House Mob: 9446540073

Associate Professor Mariyappalli P.O. Res: 0481 2360073Kottayam - 686 023

36. Ms. Estella R. Joseph Narippara Mob: 9497321030Assistant Professor Rubber Board P.O., Puthuppally [email protected]

Kottayam37. Ms. Sreelekshmi M. Murickutharayil Mob: 9497705543

Guest lecturer Pattanakkadu P.O. [email protected]

38. Ms. Parvathy Nair Pichakapallil, Pallom P.O. Mob: 9846445359Guest Lecturer Kottayam [email protected]

39. Ms. Santhi Krishna Sankaramangalam, Mob: 9847613570Guest Lecturer Nedumkunnam P.O., Kottayam [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

40. Dr. Krishnakumar K.N Anjaligokulam Mob: 9497822555Associate Professor Muttambalam P.O. Res: 0481 2575176

Kanjikuzhy-686004 [email protected]. Mr. Dilip Kumar P.G. Pukadiyil House Mob: 9446054021

Assistant Professor Thazhattangady P.O. Res: 0481 2302457Kottayam-686005 [email protected]

42. Mr. Anish A.U. Vadakkedathu Mob: 9961468677Assistant Professor Moolavattom P.O., [email protected]

Kottayam - 686 02643. Dr. Anto Francis K. Kakkanattu House Mob: 9847266591

Assistant Professor Vellanikkara West Res: 0487 2374664Thrissur - 680 656 [email protected]

44. Dr. Ajay K.K. Kottekkattuparambil (H) Mob: 9048782225Assistant Professor Kottat, West Chalakudy [email protected]

Thrissur - 68030745. Mr. Suraj P.R. Plackyil Mob: 9539314877

Assistant Professor Mariathuruthu P.O. [email protected]

46. Mr. Praveen Kurian Thomas Mukalel House, Aymanam P.O. Mob: 9447018190, 0481-2516702Guest Faculty Kottayam - 686 015 [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

47. Ms. Jasmine Begum P.A. Ashiyana, Adichira Res: 0481 2590446Associate Professor & Thellakom P.O. Mob: 9495551074Head Kottayam [email protected]


DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY48. Ms. Beaula Eruppackal, Eranjal Road Res: 0481 2573880

Associate Professor & Muttambalam P.O. Mob: 9847930486Head Kottayam- 686004 [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF MALAYALAM

49. Dr. K.S. Jayasree Jayasadanam, Panangadu P.O. Mob: 9446443769Assistant Professor Pandalam - 689 503 [email protected]

50. Ms. Veena Gopal V.P. Aiswarya, Vilavoorkal Mob: 9446459997, 0471-2282745Assistant Professor Malayainkil P.O., Thrivandrum - 695 571 [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

51. Mr. V. V. Jayalal Velanparampil Mob:9400950101Associate Professor Kallissery P.O., Chengannuur P.O. Res: 0479 2450101(Head) Alappuzha - 689 124 [email protected]

52. Dr. Varghese Jacob Thevarthundiyil (H) Mob: 9447594984Associate Professor Varayannur P.O., Pullad [email protected]

Thiruvalla53. Prof. Manjunath A.S. Ashokanivas (H), Nedumkunnam P.O. Mob: 9447078934

On FIP Kottayam - 686 542 Res: 0481 [email protected]

54. Dr. Bloomy Joseph Ponnuvelil House, Mallassery P.O. Mob: 9895308192, 0469-2335670Kottayam - 686 603 Pathanamthitta [email protected]

55. Mr. Sajeeshkumar V.K. Kunnummal Thazham Mob: 9746244060FIP Substitute Vengeri P.O. [email protected]

Kozhikode - 673 010DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

56. Mr. K.Ramachandran Nair Valiavilayil House Mob: 9446037429Associate Professor Kadakkad (South), Pandalam P.O. Res: 0473425046(Head) Pathanamthitta - 689 501 [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS57. Mr. R. Pragash Ramnivas Choolakavala Res: 0481 2342475

Associate Professor Kollad P.O., Kottayam Mob: 9947892249(Head) [email protected]

58. Mr. Jacob George Anuranjanam Res: 04734 225206Associate Professor Karuvatta L.P.S. Road, Adoor P.O. Mob: 9446315206

Pathanamthitta - 691 523 [email protected]. Mr. A.K. Sadanandan Sarojabhavan (H) Mob: 9846177944

Assistant Professor Champakkara P.O., Karukachal [email protected] - 686 540

60. Mr. Josily Cyriac Arampulickal Res: 04822284104Assistant Professor Kunnonny P.O., Kottayam-686582 Mob: 9497393002

[email protected]. Dr. Sreelatha K.S. Ampanal Mob: 9447415110

Assistant Professor Ramapuram P.O. [email protected], Kottayam

62. Dr. Lyjo K. Joseph Kalermattathil (H) Res: 0481 2310567Assistant Professor Perumbaikkad P.O. Mob: 9447659848

Kottayam-686 016 [email protected]

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63. Dr. Sajeev U.S. Unnukallel (H) Res: 0482 2242778Assistant Professor Kurianad P.O. Mob: 9447191048

Kottayam - 686 636 [email protected]. Dr. Binu S. Sree Narayana Vilasom Mob: 9526279057

Assistant Professor Nettayam P.O., Kollam [email protected]. Mr. Vivekanandan R.S. Manoj Bhavan Mob: 9497018296

Assistant Professor Veilikunnu, Mukkola P.O. TVM [email protected] OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

66. Mr. Riju Saimon Anakkattu House Mob: 9744174577Assistant Professor Pakkil P.O., Kottayam-686012 Res: 0481 2434431(Head) [email protected]

67. Dr. Sivakumar M.V. Mangalathumana Mob: 9446095563Assistant Professor Neendoor P.O., Kottayam-686601 Res: 0481 2711317

[email protected]. Dr. Rahim M. Panayil Vadakkathil, Thekkemuri Mob: 9447240940

Assistant Professor Sooranadu P.O., Kollam - 690 522 [email protected]. Mr. Chandran Komath Mangadan Chal (H) Mob: 8281345783

Assistant Professor Kuttiattoor P.O., Kannur - 670 602 [email protected]. Mr. Firosekhan S. N. Kizhakkathil Veedu, Cheruvally, Mob: 9388268548

Assistant Professor Santhigiri P.O., Thiruvanadapuram [email protected]. Ms. Sini L. Kannamathu karalil, Soornadu North Mob: 9447931219

Assistant Professor Anayadi P.O., Kollam - 690 561 [email protected]. Ms. Sivymol T. V.S. Cottage, Sasthamkotta Mob: 9562524168

Assistant Professor Kollam - 690 521 [email protected]. Mr. Arun Ravindran Parayamtharayil Mob: 9961617062

Guest Lecturer Brahmamangalam P.O. [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS74. Mr. Vinayachandran C. Manimala House Mob: 9446025176

Assistant Professor & Head Aymanam P.O., Kottayam-686 015 Res: 0481 [email protected]

75. Ms. Usha K. Kandathil Mob: 9496275894Assistant Professor Near Vilanjoor Temple, A.N. Puram Res: 0477 2261837

Alappuzha - 688 011 [email protected] OF ZOOLOGY

76. Dr. Sebastian K.S. Korattiparambil (H) Mob: 9447890079Assistant Professor (Head) Muthalakodam P.O., Thodupuzha [email protected]

77. Dr. Sujatha S. Modiyil House Mob: 9495365974Assistant Professor Angamoozhi P.O. [email protected]

Kochukottamonpara78. Dr. Shiny K.J. 18/294 A Mob: 9447886171

Assistant Professor Palluruthy Nada, Kochi [email protected]

79. Ms. Hayarnnisa M. Bismi Manzil, Komalamkunnu, Mob: 9947485013Assistnat Professor Punalur P.O., Kollam Res: 0475 2226998

[email protected]. Ms. Dhanya Balakrishnan Kallumkal House, Kolenchery P.O. Mob: 8547553088, 0484-2763088

Assistant Professor Ernakulam - 682311 [email protected]



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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFNo Name and


1. Mr. Abey J Paul, Varanam, Mob: 9495984090Jr.Superintendent RPC P.O., Mundakayam, [email protected]

Kottayam2. Ms. Supriya N. Income Tax Staff Qts., Mob: 9495621728

Head Accountant Type-III/8, ChalukunnuChirayilpadam Road, Kottayam

3. Ms. Elsy Joseph Marottipuzha, Mob: 9495548017Senior Clerk Areeparambu P.O.

Kottayam - 686 5634. Mr. Rajesh Narayanan Pournami, Near C.N.I.L.P.S. Mob: 9947748174

Senior Clerk Kottayam - 686 001 82814021745. Mr. Aneesh Philip Thadathil House Mob: 9744444945

Senior Clerk Collectorate Post, KeezhikunnuKottayam - 686 002

6. Ms. Swapna S. Neelambari Mob: 9496465332Senior Clerk Koorali P.O., Koorali [email protected]

7. Ms. Geetha Bai Sankarankottu Madom Mob: 8589936649Senior Clerk Vadayar P.O., Vaikom

8. Mr. Benoy Abraham Perumanoor, Maalam P.O. Mob: 9447117682Senior Clerk Kottayam - 686 031 [email protected]

9. Mr. Job K.J. Kadavil Parampil Mob: 9497019344Clerk Kadakkarappally P.O., Cherthala,

Alappuzha - 68852910. Mr. Sudhakaran Pillai Kuzhippallil, Chirakkadavu P.O. Mob: 9747451807

Clerk Ponkunnam,Kottayam - 686 519

11. Mr. Shanmukham Achary Arattuchirayil, Puzhavathu Mob: 9496986445Clerk Changanacherry - 686 105 [email protected]

12. Mr. Lakshmipriya K. Kartha PuthenMadathil, Vazhoor P.O. Mob: 9747496435L.D. Typist Kottayam - 686 504

13. Ms. Prasanna Kumari V.P. Vattachirayil, Aryad North P.O. Mob: 9446476803Librarian Gr. III Alappuzha

14. Ms. Lini Issac Kalapurackal, Pullikkanam P.O. Mob: 9447513749Librarian Gr. IV Vagamon - 685 507 [email protected]

15. Ms. Rajila Beevi K. K. Vakaseriyil, Kudamaloor P.O. Mob: 9946860342Attendar H. Gr. Kottayam

16. Brigetha K.P. N.G.O.Quarters, G. 20 Mob: 9048840074Attender H. Gr. Muttambalam P.O.

Kanjikuzhi, Kottayam17. Mr. Ponnappan P.D. Palanilkumparambil Mob: 9447318344

Attender Sreekandamangalam P.O.Athirampuzha, Kottayam - 686 562

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18. Ms. Sini A. T. Assariparampil Mob: 9495547837Attender Kuravilangad P.O.

Kottayam - 686 63319. Mr. Rajan A.R. Ambattu, Valara P.O. Mob: 9746245075

Attender Chillithod,Irumbupalam - 685 561

20. Mr. A.N. Raveendran Madathettu House Mob: 9495705943Attender Perumpaikadu P.O. 9645601047

Samkranthi, Kottayam - 2821. Ms. Valsamma George Incherikunnel House

Attender S.H. Mount P.O., NattaserryKottayam - 686 006

22. Mr. Pramod K.B. Kaichirayil House Mob: 8547886585Attender North Aryad P.O., Alappuzha [email protected]

23. Mr. Zachariah P. Abraham Pathiyil Puthenveedu Mob: 9447508116Peon H. Gr. Chingavanam P.O., Kottayam

24. Mr. Anish Raj S. S. Anish Bhavan Mob: 9645116733Office Attendant Ambalathumbhagom P.O. 9495122102

Poruvazhy, Kollam - 690 52025. Mr. Anish K.P. Karukathattel, Thottakom P.O. Mob: 9539073417

Office Attendant Vaikom, Kottayam - 686 145 [email protected]. Mr. Arun V. Chellappan Vetticadu House, Ericadu Mob: 9961805362

Office Attendant Puthuppally P.O., Kottyaam27. Mr. Sajan K.A. Puthankavil, Thalunkal P.O. Mob: 9496635152

Office Attendant Koottickal, Kottayam - 686 51428. Mr. Venugopalan B. Cheruvakodu, Mob: 9656897128

Gardener H. Gr. Keraladithyapuram, PaudikonamThiruvananthapuram

29. Ms. Santhamma P.J. Kochupurackal, Mob: 9961675253Sweeper, H. Gr. Channakadu P.O.,

Kottayam30. Ms. Laila Beegum V. M. Chembodil House Mob: 9744986231

Sanitation Worker Gr. I. Veloor P.O.Kottayam - 686 003

31. Mr. Biju L., Naduvakkad Padinjarethil Mob: 9847220957Sanitation Worker Gr. I. Thiruperunthura P.O.

Chennithala, Alappuzha - 690 10532. Mr. Nitheesh Sathyan Peedikaparambil Mob: 9846165605

Night Watchman Chamampathal P.O.Vazhoor, Kottayam

33. Mr. Aneesh Kumar V. V. Viswabhavanam, Moothedathukavu Mob: 9895557079Night Watchman T.V. Puram P.O., Vaikom

Kottayam - 686 606


COLLEGE COUNCIL

The college council consists of the Principal, Heads of the departmentsand two elected members of the teaching staff. Librarian is a permanent member.The council helps the Principal in the general administration and academicmatters of the college.

PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA)

The PTA is functioning effectively in the institution with the Principal asEx-officio President, a parent as the Vice President and a teacher as theSecretary. PTA executive committee consists of elected representatives fromparents and teachers. The committee plays an active role in the activitiesconnected with the welfare of the College. Prof. Jayalal V.V. is the PTA Secretaryfor the academic year 2014-15.

COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (CDC)

The CDC was constituted by the Government, as per G.O. (Rt) No.1625/88/H.Edn. dated 17-9-1988. The CDC is empowered to accept donationsfrom students and the public. It takes care of student amenities and otherdevelopmental activities of the College. The members of CDC are the DistrictCollector (Chairman), the Principal (Secretary/Treasurer), Chairman of CollegeUnion, President of Alumni Association, Executive Engineer of PWD, CollegeCouncil nominee and four persons nominated by the DCE.

COLLEGE UNION

The College Union consists of elected representatives of students. Itcomprises of the Chairman, Vice Chairman, General Secretary, Arts ClubSecretary, Student Editor, two University Union Councillors, Representativesof various classes and Association Secretaries.

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSUARANCE CELL (IQAC)

IQAC has been set up to ensure quality in acadamic work and in themanifold activities of the College. It is engaged in securing ‘A’ grade for theCollege in the next NAAC visit for assessment and accreditation. IQACsupervises and coordinates the activities of various departments, clubs andfora. It is also concerned with the upgradation of infrastructure in the College.Dr. Jacob M. Jose is the coordinator of IQAC.

COMMITTEES AND ASSOCIATIONS


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RESEARCH CENTRE

A Research Centre, established in the department of Economics,approved by Mahatma Gandhi University, is functioning in the College. Thereare six research guides working in the Centre. Eleven scholars have already

been awarded Ph.D.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CELL (CEC)

CEC offers short term courses in computer applications (MS Office,DTP and general awareness course) for students, staff and the public. Othercourses include Professional Diploma in Network Engineering (one year course

offered by Keltron) and Professional Diploma in Computerised Instrumentation(one year course offered by Keltron). Prof. Dileepkumar P.G. is the manager ofCEC.

Courses offered

1. Professional Diploma in Network Engineering (1year)

2. Professional Diploma in Computerised Instrumentation (1year)

3. Professional Diploma in automobile Engineering (1year)

4. Diploma in Computer Application (DCA) (6 months)

5. MS Office (6 months)

6. DTP (6 months)

STUDENT’S CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY

Text books, note books and stationery items are available in the society,at a discount rate.

NCC ARMY WING

One company of NCC Army wing is functioning in the college with asanctioned strength of 108 cadets, under the command of 16 Kerala BattalionNCC, Kottayam. Lieutenant K. Ramachandran Nair is the associate NCC officer

of this sub unit.

STAFF CLUB

This is a faculty collective aimed at the unity and general well being ofthe teaching staff of the college. Prof. K. Ramachandran Nair, Department ofPhysical Education, is the president and Prof. V.K. Smitha, Department of

Chemistry, is the secretary of the staff club, in this academic year.

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NCC NAVAL WING

In our college, a naval NCC sub-unit of 5 (K) Naval NCC Unit,

Changanacherry is functioning actively with its routine parade drills and other

activities like observation of environment year, Gandhi Jayanthi, Independence

Day, Republic day, Aids day etc. The unit has a trained ANO and the sanctioned

strength is 50. The enrollment is opened to boys and girls. Every year our

cadets are attending Trekking Camps, National Integration Camps, Pre-Republic

Day Camps, Annual Training Camps, Ship attachment training, Sailing

Expedition, Nau- Sainik Camps and the various leadership camps and training.

EDUSAT

The college is equipped with a well-set EDUSAT satellite interactive

class room. The EDUSAT programme of Government of India is aimed to assist

the conventional class room teaching in educational institutions by bringing

latest information through satellite enabled interactive classes, delivered by

the experts in various subjects. The programme brings great opportunity to the

students to attend the classes of those who are specialized on particular topics,

and to interact directly with them to clear the queries. EDUSAT classes are

conducted regularly on Thursdays. Dr. Ajay K. K., Assistant Professor of Geology

is the nodal officer and Dr. Lyjo K. Joseph, Assistant Professor of Physics and

Prof. Shibin Philip, Assistant Professor of Economics, are the convenors of

various programmes.

RUSA

Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan under the ministry of Human

Resource is the new funding agency for catering the needs of higher education

sector in India.Financial assistance for Institutional development such as

academic reforms, infrastructural development,students amenities improvement

,administrative reforms etc- are taken care of by the RUSA through the state

Higher Education Council.The College has submitted proposals for its over all

development to the RUSA as per the direction of Kerala State Higher Education

Council.The proposals are drafted by the RUSA coordination committee and is

approved by the council.The institutional coordinator of RUSA is Sri.Jacob

George,Associate Professor of Physics and is assisted by five nodal officers for

monitoring the implementation of the sanctioned proposals.Also there is an 8


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”Study without desire spoils the memory, and it retains nothing that it takes in.” Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da VinciLeonardo da VinciLeonardo da VinciLeonardo da Vinci

member committee for drafting the proposal and supervising its action plan for

effective utilization of funds.

UGC CELL

UGC cell of the college acts as the offical unit for implementing UGC

schemes and programmes effectively. Prof. Jacob George is the co-ordinator of

the UGC cell. As a part of its activities, in this academic year, three programmes

are running in the college, which are the NET/SET coaching, Remedial coaching

and Coaching programme for entry into service. The programmes will be

continued in the coming academic years as well.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAMME

As a part of the skill development programme of the Govt.of

India,Ministry of Human Resources Development (MHRD) has implemented

community College programme all over the country.In arts and science

Colleges,this programme is being done by University Grants Commission.

Under this scheme ,the Government College Kottayam is conducting

an Advanced Diploma Course in Printing Technology.The duration of this job

oriented course is two years, which comprises four semesters.Eligibility for

admission is a pass in plus two or equivalent. Aptitude in printing industry is

preferable.SC/ST/OBC and PWD students are eligible for reservation as per

Govt.rules.Students from printing industry will be given weightage for admission.

Monthly scholarship of Rs.1000/- will be given to all students, on the basis of

satisfactory attendance.

Each semester consists of theory papers and workshops.Theory

papers are designed to make the students familiar with various printing process

and other related things.It also aims professional and personal developments.

Workshop training helps the students to do the real printing works. It also enable

one to handle various situations in the process.

The industry partner(Skill knowledge provider) of the course is the

Kerala Printers Association,Kottayam.Classsses started on 5September 2014.

The Principal is the head of the Community College.He is assisted by

the co-ordinator. Sri.A.K.Sadanandan,Assistant professor Dept.of physics acts

as the co-ordinator.


PROGRAMMES OF STUDY

Programme Core Complementary

1. B.A. Politics (Model I)Economics

World History

2. B.A. Economics (Model I) Politics, History

3. B.Sc. Mathematics (Model I) Physics, Statistics

4. B.Sc. Physics (Model I) Mathematics, Chemistry

5. B.Sc. Geology (Model I)Physics/Chemistry

Mathematics

6. B.Sc. Botany (Model I) Zoology, Chemistry

7. B.Com. Taxation (Optional)

(Model I)

8. B.Sc.Zoology Aquaculture

Botany(Vocational model II)

9. B.Sc.Chemistry

Industrial Chemistry Mathematics

(Vocational model II)

10. BA English (Model I)

Postgraduate Programmes

Course Subject

1. M.A. Economics

2. M.A. Political Science

3. M.Sc. Physics

4. M.Sc. Geology

5. M.Com. Commerce

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Undergraduate Programmes


CLASS TUITION FEE (`̀̀̀̀) SPECIAL FEE (`̀̀̀̀)

1 BA POLITICS 660 785I BA ECONOMICS 660 785

I B.Com 660 785I B.Sc GEOLOGY 660 1085I B.Sc MATHEMATICS 660 885

I B.Sc PHYSICS 660 1065I B.Sc CHEMISTRY 660 1145I B.Sc BOTANY 660 1165

I B.Sc ZOOLOGY 660 1245I MA ECONOMICS 1100 835I M.Sc GEOLOGY 1100 1735

1 M.Sc PHYSICS 1100 1735II BA POLITICS 660 405II BA ECONOMICS 660 405

II B.Com 660 405II B.Sc GEOLOGY 660 590II B.Sc MATHEMATICS 660 590

II B.Sc PHYSICS 660 685II B.Sc CHEMISTRY 660 765II B.Sc BOTANY 660 785

II B.Sc ZOOLOGY 660 865II MA ECONOMICS 1100 430II M.Sc GEOLOGY 1100 1330

II M.Sc PHYSICS 1100 1335III BA POLITICS 660 410III BA ECONOMICS 660 410

III B.Com 660 410III B.Sc GEOLOGY 660 1065III B.Sc MATHEMATICS 660 410

III B.Sc PHYSICS 660 590III B.Sc CHEMISTRY 660 770III B.Sc BOTANY 660 590

III B.Sc ZOOLOGY 660 870

FEES STRUCTURE, FEE CONCESSIONS & SCHOLARSHIPS

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Fee Structure


FEE CONCESSIONS & SCHOLARSHIPS

1. Fee concession for SC/ST/OEC students

Students belonging to SC, ST and OEC catagories are eligible for full

fee concession. They are eligible for stipend.

2. Educational concession under Kumara Pillai Commission Report

(KPCR)

Students, irrespective of caste or community, are eligible for fee

concession, depending on the aggregate annual income of their parents.

The annual income should be below Rs. 42,000/- in the case of

postgraduate programmes and below Rs. 25,000/- for undergraduate

programmes.

3. Stipend for children of fishermen

Children of fishermen are eligible for stipend from the Department of

Fisheries.

4. Kerala State Scholarship:- Awarded by the Director of Collegiate

Education, in the order of merit and means, from among the

applicants. The scholarship is renewable based on the progress and

conduct of the student and marks obtained by him/her in the

examinations (a minimum of 45 percent marks to be secured.)

5. Scholarships for proficiency in sports - Awarded by the Director of

Collegiate Education, to the first year students in each class, who have

distnguished themselves by participating in International, National,

Inter University, State Championships or Inter-Zonal-Collegiate

Competitions.

6. Suvarna Jubilee Merit Scholarship for undergraduate or

postgraduate students. It is awarded to a first year student at

graduate or post graduate departments with 50% or higher marks in an

aptitude test.

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ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE

1. Attendance will be marked at the beginning of each period. Absence for one

period will be treated as absence for half a day.

2. If leave is required for a single period, application may be submitted to the

HOD through the teacher concerned.

3. Students absenting themselves from class without leave, for more than 10

continuous days, will have their names removed from the rolls. They may be

readmitted at the discretion of the Principal, in which case they will have to

pay the readmission-fee and all other fees due.

4. Application for leave of absence should be submitted to the Principal through

the teacher-in-charge and HOD.

5. The certificate of attendance and progress, required by the University, for

presentation to a University Examination, will not be granted if (a) the

student has attended only less than 75% of the total number of working

days of the semester, (b) the Principal is not satisfied with the student’s

progress and conduct.

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He who knows not and knows not he knows not: he is a fool-shun him. He who knows not and knows he knows not: he is simple-teach him.

He who knows and knows not he knows: he is asleep-wake him. He who knows and knows he knows: he is wise-follow him.

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CHOICE BASED CREDIT AND SEMESTER SYSTEM (CBCSS)


A separate minimum of D grade for both internal and external

evaluations are required for a pass in the course. A student has to conduct torequired number of seminars and submit the required number of assignmentsduring each semester.

The Higher Education Council, Government of Kerala has taken the

initiative to reformulate the undergraduate syllabi by introducing choice based

credit and semester system. This is to cope with the internationally followed

curricula and mode of evaluation.

Evaluation

There shall be two parts for evaluation:

(i) Internal or In- Semester Examination or Continuous Assessment

(ii) External or End- Semester Examination.

The weightage for the Internal and External examinations shall be in

the ratio 1:3. Both evaluations shall be done using Direct Grading system based

on a 5- point scale as given below

Letter Grade Grade Range Performance Grade point (G)

A Excellent 4 3.5 to 4.00

B Very Good 3 2.5 to 3.49

C Good 2 1.5 to 2.49

D Average 1 0.5 to 1.49

E Poor 0 0.00 to 0.49

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“Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm”. Abraham LincolnAbraham LincolnAbraham LincolnAbraham LincolnAbraham Lincoln

% of Attendance Grade

> 90% A

Between 85 and 90 B

Between 80 and 85 C

Between 75 and 80 D

< 75 E

Grades for attendance will be awarded as shown below

The overall grade for a programme for certification shall be based on

Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) with a 7-point scale given below.

CGPA Grade

3.80 to 4.00 A+

3.50 to 3.79 A

3.00 to 3.49 B+

2.50 to 2.99 B

2.00 to 2.49 C+

1.50 to 1.99 C

1.00 to 1.49 D

For the successful completion of a programme and award of the

degree, a student must pass all courses satisfying the minimum credit

requirements and must score a minimum CGPA of 2.00 or an overall grade of

C+ or above.


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REGULATIONS OF EXAMINATIONS FOR UG PROGRAMMESUNDER CBCSS AND GRADING, 2013

The evaluation of each course shall contain two parts:

i) Internal or in-Semester Assessment (ISA)

ii) External or End- Semester Assessment (ESA)

The inetrnal to external assessment ratio shall be 1:4, for both courses

with or without practical. There shall be a maximum of 80 marks for external

evalution and maximum of 20 marks for internal evalution. For all courses

(theory & paractical), grades are given on a 07-point scale based on the total

percentage of marks. (ISA+ESA) as given below:

Percentage of Marks Grade Grade point

90 and above A+ - Outstanding 10

80-89 A - Excellent 9

70-79 B- Very Good 8

60 -69 C- Good 7

50 - 59 D - Satisfactory 6

40-49 E- Adequate 5

Below 40 F- Failure 4

Note: Decimal are to be rounded to the next whole number

CREDIT POINT AND CREDIT POINT AVERAGE

Credit Point (CP) of a course is calculated using the formula

CP = C x Gp, where C = Credit; GP = Grade point.

Credit Point Average (CPA) of a Semester / Programme is calculated

suing the formula.

CPA = TCP / TC. where TCP = Total Credit Point; TC = Total Credit

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Grades for the different semesters and overall programme are given base onthe corresponding CPA as shown below:

CPA Grade

Above 9 A+ - Outstanding

Above 8, but below or equal to 9 A - Excellent

Above 7, but below or equal to 8 B - very good

Above 6, But below or equal to 7 C- Good

Above 5, but below or equal to 6 D- Satisfactory

Above 4, but below or equal to 5 E- Adequate

4 or below F- Failure

Note: A separate minimum of 30% marks each for internal and external (for

both theory and practical) and aggregate minimum of 40% are required for a

pass for a course. For a pass in a programme, a separate minimum of Grade E

is required for all the individual courses. If a candidate secures F Grade for any

one of the courses offered in a Semester / Programme only F grade will be

awarded for that Semester / Programme untill he / she improves this to E grade

or above within the permitted period. Candidate who secures E grade and

above will be eligible for higher studies.

BComEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English

MA01ABA01 - Malayalam - Kathayum, Kavithayum

CM01BAA02 - Modern Banking

CM01CR001 - Business Statistics

CM01CR002 - Business Regulatory Framework

CM01BA901 - Common Core I - Perspectives and Methodology of

Business Studies

SEMESTER I

COURSE CODE


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BotanyEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English

EN01AA902 - English - Reading Literature in English

MA01AB901 - Malayalam - Katha, Novel

HI01AB901 - Hindi - Prose and One Act Play

BO01BAB01 - Methodology And Perspectives Of Science &

Introduction To The World Of Plant Diversity

CH01CA901 - Chemistry - Basic Theoretical And Analytical Chemistry

ZY01CA902 - Zoology - Animal Diversity - Non Chordata

ChemistryEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English

MA01ABB02 - Malayalam - Kadha, Kavitha

CH01BA901 - Methodology Of Chemistry As A Discipline Of

Science(t)/volumetric Analysis(p)

MT01CA902 - Mathematics - Differential Calculus and Trigonometry

CH01BDB01 - Vocational Course - Industrial Aspects of Inorganic and

Organic Chemistry

EconomicsEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English




EM01BA901 - Methodology of Social Science with special reference

to Economics

HY01CA902 - History - Social Formations in Pre-modern India – I

EnglishEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English




EN01BA901 - Methodology Of Humanities And Literature


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GeologyEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English




GL01BAA01 - Perspectives and Methodology in Earth Sciences (t) /

Map Reading and Interpretation (p)



MathematicsEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English




MT01BAA01 - Foundation Of Mathematics

PH01CA903 - Physics - Properties of Matter, Mechanics and Fourier

Analysis

ST01CAA03 - Statistics - Basic Statistics

PhysicsEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English




PH01BA901 - Methodology In Physics



PoliticsEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English




PS01BAA01 - Methodology and Perspectives of Social Sciences



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ZoologyEN01AA901 - English - Communication Skills in English

MA01ABB02 - Malayalam - Kadha, Kavitha



ZY01BAA01 - General Methodology and perspectives in science(T)/

General Methodology and Instrumentation (P)

BO01CA902 - Botany -Plant Diversity and Plant Pathology

ZY01BDB01 - Vocational Course I - Principles and Methods in

Aquaculture

ZY01BDB02 - Vocational Course II - Hatchery and Culture Techniques

EconomicsEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation

EN02AA902 - English - Musings on Vital Issues

MA02AB901 - Malayalam – Kavitha

EM02BA901 - Development and Environmental Economics

HY02CA901 - History -Transition to the Contemporary World

BComEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation

MA02ABA01 - Malayalam - Gadhyam - Rachanayum Prayogavum

CM02BAA03 - Corporate Regulations and Governance

CM02CR001 - Quantitative Techniques for Business Research

CM02CR002 - Principles of Insurance

CM02BA901 - Common Core II - Business Communication and

Management Information System

BotanyEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation



SEMESTER II


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HI02AB901 - Hindi - Translation, Communication Skills and Applied

Grammar

BO02BAA01 - General Informatics And Methodologies In Plant

Sciences

CH02CA901 - Chemistry - Basic Organic Chemistry

ZY02CA902 - Zoology - Animal Diversity – Chordata

ChemistryEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation

MA02ABB02 - Malayalam - Gadhyam, Rachana

CH02BA901 - Theoretical And Inorganic Chemistry(t)/ Volumetric

Analysis(p)

MT02CAA01 - Mathematics - Integral Calculus And Matrices

CH02BDB01 - Vocational Course 2 - Industrial Aspects of Physical

Chemistry

CH02BDB02 - Practical – I

EnglishEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation



Hindi - Translation, Communication Skills and Applied Grammar

EN02BA901 - Introduction To The Study Of Language And Literature


GeologyEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation



Grammar

GL02BAA01 - Geoinformatics and Geomorphology




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MathematicsEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation



Grammar Analytic Geometry, Trignometry And Matrices

PH02CAA01 - Physics - Electric And Magnetic Phenomena,

Thermodynamics And Special Theory of Relativity

ST02CAA04 - Statistics - Theory Of Random Variables

PhysicsEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation



Grammar

PH02BA901 - Mechanics And Properties Of Matter



PoliticsEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation



PS02BAA01 - Introduction to Indian Political System


ZoologyEN02AA901 - English - Critical Thinking, Academic Writing &

Presentation

MA02ABB02 - Malayalam - Gadhyam, Rachana

ZY02BAA01 - Biodiversity & Modern systematics (t/p)

BO02CL001 - Botany - Plant Physiology

ZY02BDB01 - Vocational Course III - Capture Fishery

ZY02BDB02 - Vocational Course IV - Biology of Fishes


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SEMESTER III

BComEN03AA902 - English - Perspectives in Literature

CM03BAA01 - Marketing Management

CM03BAA02 - Financial Accounting

CM03BAA04 - Business Management

CM03BAA03 - Common Core III - E-Commerce and General Informatics

CM03BBA01 - Financial Management

BotanyEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &

Sustainable Environment

MA03AB901 - Malayalam - Arangum Porulum

BO03CR001 - MICROBIOLOGY AND PHYCOLOGY

CH03CAB01 - Chemistry-Advanced Inorganic and Organic Chemistry

ZY03CA902 - Zoology - Human Physiology and Immunology

ChemistryEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &


CH03BA901 - Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry

MT03CL001 - VECTOR CALCULUS,DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY

CH03BDB01 - Unit Operations in Chemical Industry

CH03BDB02 - Unit Process in Organic Chemicals Manufacture

EconomicsEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &



PS03BAA01 - Issues in Indian Political System

PS03BAA02 - Political Theory

EM03CAA02 - Economics : Principles of Economics

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EnglishEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &


HI03AB901 - Hindi - Poetry and Fiction

EN03BA901 - Literature And Informatics

EN03BA902 - Reading Prose

EN03CA901 - English - Evolution of Literary Movements:

The Shapers of Destiny

GeologyEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &



GL03BAA01 - Crystallography and Physical Mineralogy



PH03CA901 - Physics - Quantum Mechanics, Spectroscopy, Nuclear

Physics And Electronics

MathematicsEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &



MT03CR001 – Calculus

PH03CAA01 - Physics - Quantum Mechanics, Spectroscopy, Nuclear

Physics, Basic Electronics And Digital Electronics

ST03CAA02 - Statistics - Probability Distributions

PhysicsEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &



PH03CR001 – ELECTRONICS

CH03CAA03 - Chemistry - Advanced Physical Chemistry – 1




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PoliticsEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &



PS03BAA01 - Issues in Indian Political System

PS03BAA02 - Political Theory

EM03CAA02 - Economics : Principles of Economics

ZoologyEN03AA901 - English - Reflections on Indian Polity,Secularism &


ZY03BAA01 - Animal Diversity-Non Chordata

BO03CL001 - Botany - Angiosperm Taxonomy And Economic Botany

ZY03BDB01 - Fisheries Environment

ZY03BDB02 - Fish Nutrition

SEMESTER IV

BComEN04AA902 - Reflections on vital issues

CM04BAA01 - Capital Market

CM04BAA02 - Corporate Accounting

CM04BAA03 - Financial Services

CM04BA901 - Common Core IV - Entrepreneurship Development

and Project Management

CM04BBA01 - Value Added Tax- Concepts and Practice

BotanyEN04AA901 - English - Evolution of the Philosophy of Science :

Literary Perspectives

MA04AB901 - Malayalam - Gadhyam, Rachanaparichayam

BO04CR001 - Anatomy and Reproductive Botany of Angiosperms

CH04CA904 - Chemistry - Advanced Bio - Organic Chemistry

ZY04CA902 - Zoology - Applied Zoology (Aquaculture, Sericulture,

Vermiculture, Apiculture)


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ChemistryEN04AA901 - English - Evolution of the Philosophy of Science :


CH04BA901 - Basic Organic Chemistry – I

MT04CL001 - Mathematics - Fourier Series, Differential Equations,

Numerical Analysis and Abstract Algebra

CH04BDB01 - Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis – I

CH04BDB02 - Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis – II

CH04BDB03 - Practical-2

CH04BDB04 - Practical-3

EconomicsEN04AA901 - English - Evolution of the Philosophy of Science :



EM04BA902 - Public Economics

EM04CR001 - Micro Economic Analysis

PS04CAA02 - Politics - Human Rights

GeologyEN04AA901 - English - Evolution of the Philosophy of Science :


HI04AB901 - Hindi - Culture and Civilization of India

GL04BAC01 - Mineral Optics and Descriptive Minerology

CH04CAC01 - Advanced Physical Chemistry – II


Numerical Analysis and Abstract Algebra

MathematicsEN04AA901 - English - Evolution of the Philosophy of Science :



MT04BAA01 - Vector Calculus, Theory of Equations and Numerical

Methods

PH03CAA02 - Physics - Physical Optics, Laser Physics And

Astrophysics

ST04CAA01 - Statistics - Statistical Inference


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PhysicsEN04AA901 - English - Evolution of the Philosophy of Science :



PH04CR001 - Electricity and Electrodynamics

CH04CAC01 - Advanced Physical Chemistry – II


Numerical Analysis and

PoliticsEN04AA901 - English - Evolution of the Philosophy of Science :



PS04BAA01 - Political Thought

PS04BAA02 - Introduction to Comparative Politics

EM04CA904 - Economics - Basic Economic Studies

ZoologyEN04AA901 - English - Evolution of the Philosophy of Science :


ZY04BAA01 - Zoology - Animal Diversity – Chordata

BO04CAB01 - Angiosperm Anatomy and Applied Botany

ZY04BDB01 - Reproductive Physiology and Endocrinology

ZY04BDB02 - Microbiology, Pathology and Post Harvest Technology

SEMESTER IV

BComCM05BAA01 - Cost Accounting

CM05BAA02 - Special Accounting

CM05CAA01 - Commerce - Advertising and Sales Promotion

CM05BBA01 - Income Tax Law and Practice

MT05DAP02 - Applicable Mathematics

BotanyBO05BAA01 - Mycology, Lichenology and Pathology

BO05BAA04 - Cell and Molecular Biology And Evolution

BO05CR001 - Environmental Studies & Eco Tourism


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BO05CR002 - Genetics, Plant Breeding and Horticulture

CH05DAP04 - Environmental Chemistry

ChemistryCH05BA901 - Chemistry of D and F Block Elements(t)/ Qualitative

Inorganic Analysis(p)

CH05BA902 - Basic Organic Chemistry - II(t)/ Preparation and Basic

Lab Skills(p)

CH05BA903 - States of Matter(t)/ Physical Chemistry Practical(p)

CH05BA904 - Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy

EconomicsEM05BA903 - Indian Economy

EM05BA904 - Economics of Financial Markets

EM05CR001 - Principles of Macro Economics

EM05CR002 - Quantitative Techniques for Economic Analysis

BO05DAP02 - Agribased Microenterprises

GeologyGL05BAC01 - Stratigraphy and Sedimentary Petrology

GL05BAC02 - Igneous Petrology

GL05BAC03 - Metamorphic Petrology and Geochemistry

GL05BAC04 – Palaeontology

GL05BAC05 - Stratigraphy, Petrology and Palaeontology

CH05DAP04 - Environmental Chemistry

PH05BA904 - Project

Mathematics

MT05BAA01 - Mathematical Analysis

MT05BAA02 - Differential Equations

MT05BAA03 - Abstract Algebra

MT05BAA06 - Fuzzy Mathematics

CM05DAP01 - Fundamentals of Accounting

PhysicsPH05BA901 - Physical Optics and Photonics

PH05BA902 - Thermal and Statistical Physics


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PH05BA903 - Digital Electronics

PH05BA904 – Project

PH05BAA01 - Classical and Quantum Mechanics

MT05DAP02 - Applicable Mathematics

PoliticsPS05BA901 - Elements of International Politics

PS05BAA01 - Comparative Political Systems

PS05BAA02 - Research Methods in Political Science

PS05BAA03 - Introduction to Public Administration

EM05DAP05 - Business Economics

PS05BFA01 - Project

ZoologyZY05BAA01 - Cell Biology and Molecular Biology

ZY05BAA02 - Environmental Biology, Toxicology and Disaster

Management

ZY05BAA03 - Evolution, Zoogeography and Ethology

ZY05BAA04 - Biochemistry, Human Physiology and Endocrinology

PH05DAP01 - Amateur Astronomy

SEMESTER IVBCom

CM06BAA01 - Applied Cost Accounting

CM06BAA02 - Practical Auditing

CM06BAA03 - Accounting for Managerial Decisions

CM06CR001 - Commerce-Principles of Business Decisions

CM06BBA01 - Income Tax - Assessment and Procedure

CM06BFA01 - Project and Viva

BotanyBO06BAB01 - Plant Physiology And Biochemistry

BO06BAB04 - Biotechnology And Bioinformatics

BO06CR001 - Bryology, Pteridology, Gymnosperms and Paleo

Botany


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BO06CR002 - Angiosperm Morphology, Taxonomy and Economic

Botany

BO06BFA01 - Project & Viva

BO06BBB03 – Agribusiness

ChemistryCH06BA901 - Applied Inorganic Chemistry(t)/ Qualitative Inorganic

Analysis(p)

CH06BA902 - Chemistry Of Natural Products And Biomolecules (t) /

Preparation And Basic Lab Skills(p)

CH06BA903 - Equilibrium And Kinetics(t)/ Physical Chemistry

Practicals(p)

CH06BA904 - Solution Chemistry

CH06BA905 - Gravimetric Analysis

CH05BFB01 – OJT

CH06BB903 - Environmental Chemistry

EconomicsEM06BA904 - International Economics

EM06BA907 - Development Issues of the Indian Economy

EM06CR001 - Quantitative Economics

EM06CR002 - Macro Economic Analysis

EM06BF901 – Project

EM06BB903 - Marketing Management

GeologyGL06BA903 - Geotectonics and Precambrian Sratigraphy of India

GL06BA904 - Economic Geology

GLO6BA901 - Structural Geology

GLO6BA902 - Phanerozoic Stratigraphy of India

GLO6BA905 - Structural Geology, Stratigraphy of India, Geotectonics

and Economic Geology

GLO6BF901 - Project Work

GLO6BA906 - Environmental Geology


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GL06BF902 - Study tour and Field work

GLO6BF903 - Viva Voce

Mathematics

MT06BAA01 - Real Analysis

MT06BAA02 - Complex Analysis

MT06BAA03 - Discrete Mathematics

MT06BAB03 - Linear Algebra And Metric Spaces

MT06BBA02 – Project

MT06BBA07 - Programming in C

PhysicsPH06BA901 - Computational Physics

PH06BA902 - Nuclear And Particle Physics

PH06BA903 - Condensed Matter Physics

PH06BA903 - Condensed Matter Physics

PH06BA904 - Relativity And Spectroscopy

PH06BB902 - Opto Electronics

Politics

PS05BAA04 - Human Rights

PS06BAA02 - Society and Politics in Kerala

PS06BAA03 - Issues in International Politics

PS06BAA04 - Theories and Principles of Public Administration

PS06BBA01 - Gandhian Ideas and Applicable Techniques

Zoology

ZY06BAA01 - Reproductive and Developmental Biology

ZY06BAA02 - Genetics and Biotechnology

ZY06BAA03 - Microbiology and Immunology

ZY06BAA04 - General informatics, Bioinformatics and Biostatistics

ZY06BEA01 – OJT

ZY06BFA02 – Project

ZY06BBA02 - Nutrition, community health and Sanitation


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“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest”. Benjamin FBenjamin FBenjamin FBenjamin FBenjamin Franklinranklinranklinranklinranklin

College library started functioning soon after the inauguration of the

college in 1972. The college authority provides adequate funds for the library

and hence we were able to add more titles to the stock every year. There are 12

Newspapers and 35 periodicals both in English and Malayalam subscribed to

the library. There are 6 department libraries in addition to the general library.

The library is partially automated using the library management software SOUL

(Software for University Libraries) developed by INFLBNET. Books are classified

using the Dewey decimal classification scheme.

Now the college is a member of the N-List Project (National Library

and Information Services Infrastructure for scholarly contents) of INFLIBNET. It

provides access to e-resources to scholarly contents) at INFLIBNET centre.

The authorized users can now access e-resources and down loan articles

required by them from the publisher’s website. We can access more than 4000

e journals and 75000 d-books.

We have a total collection of 44353. Books are purchased once in a

year using the state plan fund. Purchase of books using UGC fund is done as

and when fund as allotted. Periodicals are subscribed by the general library as

per the guide lines of the library advisory committee. Journals are purchased

by the P.G. departments and the list is normally prepared by the respective

heads of departments. Books purchased using the funds from the SC/ST

coaching scheme are also kept separately is the library. We have a good

reference collection. We gives special importance to the collection of reference

books for competitive examinators.

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1. The library is open from 9.30 am. to 4.30 pm. on all working days

without a lunch break 12.15 to 1 pm. Open access system is followed

in the library.

2. Students coming to the library should produce their identity cards to

the library staff on demand.

3. Personal belongings of students are to be kept at the entrance before

entering the library.

4. Strict silence should be maintained in the library.

5. Books are issued for a period of 14 days. It can be reamined for a

further period 14 days. After thats a time of ReI per day per book will

be charged.

6. 5 books are issued to P.G. students and 3 books are issued to U.G.

students.

7. Books damaged or lost must be replaced or three times of the book

value should be paid by the borrower.

8. Books will be issued from 10 am to 4 pm students / staff should

verify that the books are not damaged before they borrow its.

9. Books taken out of the library may be recalled at any time.

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Public Information Dr. Jacob M Jose, Dept. of ChemistryHostel Warden Prof. R. Pragash, Dept. of PhysicsCareer guidance andplacement cell Dr. B. Keralavarma, Dept. of EnglishCollege arts club Prof. Jayalal V.V., Dept. of MathematicsInternet club Prof. A. K. Sadanandan, Dept. of Physics

Prof. M. R. Bose, Dept. of ChemistryIDRF Dr. R. Pragash, Dept. of PhysicsPlanning forum Prof. Shibin Philip, Dept. of EconomicsScience forum Dr. Anil Kumar, Dept. of BotanyReaders forum Prof. Veenagopal V.P., Dept. of MalayalamWomen’s welfare forum Prof. Estalla R. Joseph, Dept. of EnglishTourism club Prof. Suraj P.R., Dept. of GeologyNature club Prof. Sujatha S., Dept. of ZoologyUG CAP Prof. Vinayachandran, Dept of StatisticsQuiz club Dr. K. S. Jayasree, Dept. of MalayalamDebate club Dr. K. N. Krishnakumar, Dept. of GeologyMusical club Dr. Ajay K. K., Dept. of GeologyEdusat Dr. Ajay K.K., Dept. of Geology

Dr. Lyjo K. Joseph, Dept. of PhysicsInternal Assessment Committee Prof. Beaula, Dept. of HistoryCDC Prof. Aneesh A.U., Dept. of GeologyEqual Opertunity Cell Dr. Mercyamma Francis, Dept. of ChemistryAnti-ragging cell Prof. R. Ramachandran Nair, Dept. of Physical Education.Anti-narcotic cell Prof. R. Prakash, Dept. of PhysicsDiscipline committee Prof. C.D. Cherian, Dept. of EconomicsGrievence Redressal Cell Pro. K. N. Krishnakumar, Dept. of GeologyCell against Sexual Harrassment Prof. Sreekala K.S., Dept. of EnglishSC/ST Monitering Cell Prof. Madhulal P.R., Dept. of. CommerceFilm Club Prof. Anish A.U., Dept. of GeologyCultural Club Dr. B. Keralavarma, Dept. of EnglishStudents Fecilitation Group Prof. Jacob M. Jose, Dept. of ChemistryScholarships Prof. Nisha Mary Jose, Dept. of Commerce

ORGANIZATIONS / CLUBS / FORA / STUDENTSWELFARE MEASURES

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1. Name (In block letters) :

2. Date of Birth :

3. Class and Programme/Subject :

4. Admission No./Class No. :

5. Years of study in the college :

6. Details of fee concession/

Scholarships/Stipend held :

7. Whether appeared forUniversity ExaminationReg. No and Year :

8. Whether all dues to the college

have been discharged :

9. Certificate of conduct by the tutor :

10. Signature of applicant :

11. Date of application :

12. Orders of the Principal :

Verification of dues:-

1. Fees

2. Departments

a)

b)

c)

d)

3. General Library

4. Hostel

5. N.C.C.

6. N.S.S.

7. Physical Education

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER CERTIFICATE


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1. Name (In block letters) :

2. Class and Programme/Subject :

3. Class No. and Admission No. :

4. Years of study in the college :

5. Amount of Caution Deposit to be

refunded :

6. No. and date of receipt received :

in token of having made the deposit :

7. Whether T.C. has already been

issued, if so, state No. and date of

T.C. obtained :

8. Address (Permanent Home Address) :

Date of Application Signature of applicant

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR REFUND OF CAUTION DEPOSIT

“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”Mahatma GandhiMahatma GandhiMahatma GandhiMahatma GandhiMahatma Gandhi


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APPLICATION FOR COURSE AND CONDUCT CERTIFICATE

Form

Name......................................................

Programme..............................................

Class......................Class No...................

Admission No..........................................

To

The Principal

Government College Kottayam

Respected Sir,

I humby request you to issue me a course/conduct certificate.

Thanking you,

Place: Yours obediently

Date: (Signature)

Certificate of conduct by the tutor

“Without peace, all other dreams vanish and are reduced to ashes.”Jawaharlal NehruJawaharlal NehruJawaharlal NehruJawaharlal NehruJawaharlal Nehru


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Name :

Programme :

Class :

Reason for leave :

Signature of parent / guardian / warden :

Signature of applicant :

Recommendation of the Class Tutor :

Principal’s order :

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR LEAVE

N.B.: In case sick leave is sought for more than five consecutiveworking days, medical certificate should be produced.

“Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value.”

Albert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinAlbert Einstein


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ANNUAL REPORT ON THE ACTIVITIES OF ORGANISATIONS / CLUB(COMPLETED AND PROPOSED)

PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA)General maintenance of electrical and plumbing systems

Issue of Identity Card for students

Publication of “College Hand book and Calendar 2014 -15”

Give assistance to all departments and office

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

1. Environment day -5 June 2014.

2. Blood donation day- 14 -June 2014.3. Loka Vanamahotsava Dinacharanam -1 July 20144. Fresher’s Welcome -28-September 20145. World Population Fortnight.- 24 July 20146. Volunteership Campaign- 13 October 20147. Anti ragging Campaign, -14 August 20148. Mini Camp -30 August 20149. Mini Camp -20 October 2014.10. N S S Day -25 September 2014.11. One day camp-18 October 2014.12. World AIDS Day -1 -December 2014.13. Pre-Camp preparation -06-12- 2014.14. Seven day Camp-19/12/2014-25/12/201415. Youth day- 2 week of January.16. Republic day celebration- 4 week of January.17. First Aid Class- 1 week of February.18. Food Fest -3 week of February.

19. Women’s day - March 1 week.

READERS FORUM

1. Dr.K.S.Jayasree delivered P.N.Panicker memorial lecture on 19/06/2014Thursday at 1.30.pm

2. Vayanavaram was observed from 20/6/14 to 26/6/14

3. Reading Competition in Malayalam,English and Hindi were held on 19/6/2014.

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5. Writing competition in Malayalam,Hindi,English conducted from 20/06/2014(story writing,poetry writing & essay competition)

6. Keralapiravi observed on 3/11/2014 followed by poetry recitation bystudents.

7. Planning to conduct the inauguration of the Readers Forum of the newacademic year.

8. Various activities in literary field are conceived by the Readers Forum.

9. A discussion on the importance, relevance and the status of Malayalam

as a previlaged language also is under consideration.

FOSTERING LINKAGES IN ACADEMIC INNOVATION AND RESEARCH

It is a new initiative of the Department of Higher Education of theGovernment of Kerala, implemented in government colleges, to train the facultymembers in teaching-learning and research to contribute to the overalldevelopment of the higher education system of the state.

Newly joined faculty with a minimum of 20 years of remaining service arecovered in the first phase of FLAIR. The membership is voluntary in natureand the motivation for the faculty members to join the program includes thereward structure it offers along with long term career growth opportunities.Highly performing faculty members will be recognised as FLAIR Professorsand Scientists. Academic and research grants will be given on the basis of theperformance of the faculty members.

Programme co ordinator: Dr. Anna Abraham, Department of Economics


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SCHOLAR SUPPORT PROGRAMME

The Scholar Support Programme, part of the ‘New Initiatives in HigherEducation’ initiated by the Department of Higher Education, Govt. of Keralaaims at imparting additional support to students in curricular areas of weakness.

The programme also extends personalized additional support to students inchosen subjects of the curriculum which are challenging to them and are to beidentified through a systematic result analysis. As part of the SSP programme,

tutorials, study materials, additional lectures, question banks etc. are distributedand interactive sessions are organised to help students to understand thesubjects in an easy manner.

Programme co ordinator: Dr.Lyjo K. Joseph, Department of Physics

WALK WITH A SCHOLAR (WWS) PROGRAMME

Walk with a Scholar programme is intended to provide special mentoringand training according to their career perspective to the talented students

NCC ARMY WING

1. Conducted Army training camp in the college from 23-05-2014 to

1-6-2014

2. Celebrated Independence day.

3. Five cadets attended N I C camp in Bihar.

4. Twenty five cadets attended CATC.

NCC NAVAL WING

1. Celebrated Independence day.

2. Gandhi Jayanthi Activities from October 1 to 43. Participated in ‘Heart Day Run’ on 28 October 2014


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joined for the degree courses in the Government Colleges. The WWS scheme,voluntary in nature, is open to 30 first year students of the under graduateprogramme of study in the college, and provides needy students withguidance and orientation so as to prepare them for employment and to chooseareas of higher studies. The mentoring scheme is planned to identify theopportunities available for the scholars, the areas suitable for them, themanner in which the scholar should proceed to achieve them, and to evolveways by which they can be acquired.

The college council selected 15 internal mentors (IM) from variousdepartments conduct the programme successfully. Total 90 students areenrolled in the programme at present.

Programme co ordinator: Dr.Sajeev U S, Department of Physics

ADDITIONAL SKILL ACQUISITION PROGRAMME (ASAP)

The objective of the programme is to enhance additional skills for theemployability of the students who are studying in under graduate programmesby providing them with skills required for the industry. ASAP intends toenhance the skill development of Kerala’s youth at a rapid pace by bringingin new skill courses. ASAP equips the students with industry relevant skills.The students can choose courses in different areas, depending on theiraptitude. The students are given training in skill courses in such a way thatthe student’s skill-sets match that of the world’s best. The main skill coursesare in IT/ITES, Automobile, Banking & Finance, Hospitality, Retail, Telecom,Logistics, Media and Entertainment, Electronics Sector, Gem & Jewelleryand Construction sectors. In total, ASAP is offering 92 skill courses to impartskill training to the young populace of the state.

Programme co ordinator: Dr.Varghese Jacob, Department of Mathematics


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“Study while others are sleeping; work while others are loafing; prepare whileothers are playing; and dream while others are wishing”. WWWWWillam Arthur Willam Arthur Willam Arthur Willam Arthur Willam Arthur Wardardardardard

4. Celebrated Environment Day, NCC Day, Armed Forces Flag Day5. Organised ATC camp at the college campus from 17 January 2015

to 26 January 20156. Chidev Roy attended Republic Day Parade on 26 January 20147. Aparna Sunil participated in all India Naval Sainic Camp

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

IQAC monitored and coordinated all the programmes related to thereaccreditation of the college by NAAC. For this, IQAC prepared anddistributed a proforma for preparingAnnual Quality Assurance Report(AQAR) for six years from 2008-09 to 2013-14, to all the departments,NCC, NSS and other organizations, in the college. A team constituted byIQAC collected, analysed and compiled the proforma and prepared AQAR.IQAC submitted AQAR to the NAAC on 16th January 2015, and started thepreparation of Self Study Report (SSR) to NAAC.

IQAC advocated, supported and guided faculty members to submit majorand minor research project proposals to various funding agencies andarranged for a preliminary scrutiny of the proposals.

IQAC published a newsletter describing the academic and co-curricularactivities of the college.

IQAC designed and installed an online feedback survey systemand collectedand analysed feedback from all students of the college.

IQAC is on the process of conducting an academic audit of the college,

· IQAC is also arranging an environmental audit in the college.

STAFF CLUB

Onam feast : 30/09/2013Talk by Dr. Edamana Prasad,Associate Professor, IIT, Madras. : 25/11/2013Staff tour : 14/12/2013X’mas celebration : 20/12/2013

QUIZ CLUB

Convenor-Dr.Jayasree K.S.

1. The zonal ‘Power Quiz’ competition was held on 28/10/2014 at Govt.

College Kottayam under the leadership of KSEB Officers Association.

2. On 3/11/2014 a quiz competition on topic “ Kerala’s Progress in the field

of Science and Technology after the formation of the state” was conducted

by the Department of Physics.

3. Under the auspices of the Directorate of Handloom Clothes and the

Kottayam District Industries Unit , a quiz competition was conducted on

8th December 2014 at Govt.College Kottayam.

4. A literary quiz was conducted on 23/06/2014,in connection with the

Vayanavaram by the Department of Malayalam.

Anticipated Programme

1. A quiz programme on the topic “ Kerala History and Culture” by

Malayalam Dept.

2. A quiz programme under the auspices of Dept. of Mathematics


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PROFILE AND ANNUAL REPORT OF DEPARTMENTS


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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

The Department of Chemistry offers B.Sc. Chemistry (Vocational Model-II)with Industrial Chemistry as vocational subject, and Mathematics ascomplementary subject, for the students. The annual intake capacity of theprogramme is 24. The programme provides a healthy interface between Industryand Academics. Month long industrial in-plant training, field based projectsand its presentation using ICT, several industry based practicals, etc. are thehighlights of the programme. The department is conducting complementarycourse for the students of the Departments of Physics, Geology and Botany,and an open course in the fifth semester of UG programme, for students of allstreams.

Details of Research Activities

Research Papers Published

Total: 3 International: 2 Proceedings: 1

1. Rheology of multiphase polymer blends with and without reactivecompatibiliser: evaluation of interfacial tension using theoreticalpredictions, Seno Jose, Sabu Thomas, Indose Aravind, J. Karger-

Semester Name of the Mentor

UG 1st &2nd Dr. Kavitha R.

3rd &4th V.S. Anil Kumar

5rd &6th K.K. Ponnamma

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

The Department of Botany offers an undergraduate programme, B.Sc Botany

(Model 1). The department also offers complementary course for students of

Zoology stream. An open course is offered for students of all streams. The

department has undergraduate laboratories, with modern equipments.

The department conducted a National Seminar on 11-12-2014 and 12-12-

2014. The department conducted an extension programme for Kudumbrasree

Units on Mushroom Cultivation, Nursery Management and Tissue Culture on

12-11-2014.

Kocsis, Int J Plast Technol, Springer, ISSN 0972-656X, DOI 10.1007/s12588-014-9075-y (published online).

2. Mechanical and Dynamic Mechanical Properties of ReactivelyCompatibilised Immiscible Blends, Seno Jose, Sabu Thomas, BejoyFrancis and Abi Santhosh Aprem, Yanbu Journal of Engineering andScience, Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, ISSN: 1658-5321,(In press)

3. Reactive Compatibilization on the Morphology and Rheology ofPolymer System, Seno Jose, Indose Aravind and Sabu Thomas,Proceedings, National Seminar on Material Science and ModernAnalytical Techniques, page 199-125.

4. Phase morphology, thermo-mechanical and crystallization behaviorof uncompatibilized and PP-g-MAH compatibilized polypropylene/polystyrene blends, Jyotishkumar Parameswaranpillai, GeorgeJoseph, Seno Jose and Nishar Hameed, Journal of Applied PolymerScience (In Press)

5. The role of SEBS in tailoring the interface between the polymer matrixand exfoliated graphene nanoplatelets in hybrid composites,Jyotishkumar Parameswaranpillai, George Joseph, Shinu K.P,Sreejesh P. R., Seno Jose, Nisa Salim, and Nishar Hameed,Materials Chemistry and Physics (Accepted for Publication)

6. Development of super tough hybrid nanocomposites, JyotishkumarParameswaranpillai, George Joseph, Shinu K.P, Seno Jose, NisaSalim and Nishar Hameed, Royal Socety of Chemistry (Underrevision)

Research papers Reviewed in International Journals: 8

Springer: 3 Wiley: 4 Others: 1

SEMINARS/CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS

Dr. Jacob M. Jose attended and acted as a judge for the oral and posterpresentations in UGC sponsored National Seminar held at BaseliusCollege Kottayam, on 5-6/11/2014

Prof. M.R. Bose attended a national seminar on ‘New Frontier’s inChemistry’, at T.M. Jacob Memorial Government College,Manimalakkunnu, on 8-9/12/2014.

Dr. Seno Jose presented a research paper entitled ‘ReactiveCompatibilization on the Morphology and Rheology of Polymer System’ inaUGC sponsored national seminar on Material Science and ModernAnalytical Techniques held at M.P.M.M.S.N.Trusts College, Shoranur onMarch 26-27, 2014

Prof. V.K. Smitha attended a workshop on ‘virtual lab’ at AmrutaVishwavidyalayam, Kollam, on 22/1/14.


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Name Minor Project Funding agency Remarks

Dr. Seno Jose Development of

PA based Nanocomposites UGC Ongoing

Prof. Smitha V.K. Development of Polyolefin/ UGC Proposal

Layered Silicates Submitted

Nanocomposites for

Potential Applications

Details of Academic activities other than teaching during 2014-15(Conducted and Proposed)

The following ten-point programme is initiated.

Programme Nature Present status

Lecture series The programme started in2013 aims at givingexposure to new and novelideas and emerging trendsin Chemistry by providing aspace for academic-industry interaction

Fifth lecture isproposed toconduct inFebruary, 2015

Chemistry today A daily activity to makeawareness about the latestdevelopments in Chemistry

Already imple-mented and goingon

On this day in Chemistry A daily activity to makeawareness about thehistory and evolution ofChemistry


Additional support tofailed and dropouts

A student support

programme

Alreadyimplemented andgoing on

RESEARCH PROJECTS


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Extending support inteaching and learning toneighbouring schools

To extend the expertiseand technical strength tonearby institutions.


Food adulterationawareness programmefor the public

An awareness creationprogramme

Already imple-mented andgoing on

National Seminar

Chemistry exhibition

Quiz programme

Chemistry researchjournal and educationmagazine‘CHEMWORLD’

Sponsored by DCE

Intented to give exposureto chemistry for sudents ofnearby schools and thepublic.

A plat form to publisharticles of Researchers,Industrialists and students

Proposed toconduct in March,2015

Proposed toconduct inFebruary, 2015

Proposed toconduct inFebruary, 2015

First issue will bepublished inFebruary, 2015

Alumni meetingis proposed to conduct in February 2015

Weekly tests for students

Mentorship programme

Class-room library started

Industry visit and project

Other activities conducted by the Department

Class PTA

Gardening 2 hrs/ week

Class room/lab cleaning 2 hours/ week

Chemistry association

Welcome to juniors and sent off to seniors


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POSTGRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

The Department of Commerce offers two academic programmes, M Com

(Finance) and B Com (Taxation). An open course is offered by the department,

for students of all streams. The department has a computer lab with broadband

connectivity and wi-fi access.

The department proposes the following programme

1. National Seminar on ‘Corporate Governanc’ in February 2015.

2. Career orientation programme for final U G students in February 2015.

Achievements/awards

1. First P.G batch passed out with a good result of 96%.

2. Classwise programmes like debate, group discussions were

conducted.

Details of the Research Activities during 2014-15

Dr.J.Vijayan has been acting as Research Guide in the Kerala University

Details of Publications after the award of PhD Degree

S.No. Name Year Title Journal / Publication

1. Dr. J. Vijayan 2014 E-Waste Management Review of Social ScienceAssociate Proffessor and Solutions Published by Kerala

Academy of Social ScienceVol. IVX, No.2, July-Dec. 2013

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS & RESEARCH CENTRE

The Department of Economics is as old as the College itself. The departmentbecame full-fledged with the introduction of M.A Course in Economics, in1981.

The college had the unique distinction in starting the first research centre

in Economics, among the colleges under Mahatma Gandhi University. During

the current academic year two research scholars have submitted their thesis

for the award of Ph.D. The department has a well-equipped department library

with 5100 books and 15 journals. The department introduced internet facility

with six computer terminals, accessible both to the faculty and students. To

improve the academic standards of students the department has introduced

the mentoring system. The department maintains close contact with the alumni

of the department and annual meetings of the same are held in the month of

December every year.

Year Title Sponsoring Co-ordinator

Agency

2013 Frontiers of Behavioral and Directorate of Prof. C. D. Cherian

Institutional Economics Collegiate Education

Details of the Research Projects undertaken by the faculty members ofthe Department

Title of the project Sponsoring Fund Allotted Name of the

Agency (Rs) Coordinator

An Integrated and UGC Rs.1,00,000 Prof. Joby Jose

Holistic Approach towards

Sustainable Tourism

Development: A case

study of Idukki district

Adaptation and Mitigation UGC Rs.70,000 Prof. Shibin Philip

Mechanisms in Climate

Change Related Risks:

A case study of Coastal

Population in

Alappuzha District

Sustainability and Major Project submitted to Dr. Dinesh.M.P

Resources Mobilization UGC for approval

on Quality of higher

education in Kerala

National Seminars and Workshops organized by the Department


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Research by Faculty

Name Nature of Title of Thesis Statusresearch

Mr. M.J.Sunilkumar On FIP Financing of

Healthcare Progressing

Mr. C.D.Cherian Part-time An Economic approach Progressing

to enforcement of

consumer rights in Kerala

Ms. A. Rajalekshmi Part-time Employment of women Progressing

in small and medium

scale industries

Mr. Joby Jose On FIP Economics of Climate Progressing

Change

Dr. Dinesh M.P. Empowerment Awarded in

through ICT-Kerala 2013

Experience

Prof. Shibin Philip Part-time Industrial Cluster and Progressing

Industrial development

in Kerala

Research Guides attached to the department

Dr. Joseph A. Thomas Dr. T A Thomas Dr.K.A.Sunny Dr.R.V.Jose

Associate Associate Associate Associate

Professor (Rtd) Professor (Rtd) Professor (Rtd) Professor

Government College Government Government College C.M.S College,

Manimalakunnu College, Kottayam Kottayam Kottayam

Prof. Madava Menon Prof. Rajendran Nair Prof. T.T. Michael

Associate Associate Associate

Professor Professor (Rtd) Professor

N.S.S. College, N.S.S. College, Devamatha College,

Cherthala Pandalam Kuravilangadu


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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

The Department of English has contributed substantially to the growth

of Government College Kottayam, since its inception. The department offers

common courses for students of all streams and an undergraduate programme

in BA English language and literature. It was the long cherished dream of the

department came true when the undergraduate programme was started on

17th September 2012. The department focuses on the nurturing of social and

ethical values of these students, apart from developing their literary and

language skills.

The counselling class conducted on 26th February 2013, by Prof.

George P. Varkey, former head of the department, was highly effective. The two

national seminars conducted by the department in March 2013 and 2014,

provided the students with opportunities to bring out their organisational skills

and gave them insights into areas of literature outside their syllabus. Class

PTA’s were conducted in Februray 2014, July 2014 and December 2014.

1. The English Literary Association was inaugurated by Dr. B. Kerala

Varma on 3-3-2014

2. Released a manuscript Journal of students titled ‘Signature’ on 3-

3-2014.

3. A two-day National Seminar on ‘Communication-Text and Context’

was conducted on 17 & 18 February 2014

4. A lecture series on Contemporary Trends in Literature was

organized

5. The Department provides remedial coaching for weeks students

6. Translation of Contemporary Malayalam short fiction into English

was undertaken

7. IELTS training for aspiring professionals was organised

Tom Tegy, student of IVth semester BA English was awarded Ist Prize

in the intercollegiate Essay Competition conducted by the Rubber Board

under the auspicious of the Central Vigilance Commission


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DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

The Department of Geology offers two academic programmes, M.Sc.

Geology and B.Sc. Geology. An open course ‘Understanding the Earth’ is offered

for students of all streams, in the fifth semester of UG programme. The

department has postgraduate and undergraduate laboratories with modern

equipments and facilities. Four faculty members have doctoral degree and are

engaged in research activities. The department regularly conducts seminars,

workshops etc. The department also conducts add-on courses and extension

activities for students of this college and nearby institutions.

Details of Academic activities Other than teaching duty during 2014-2015

Celebrating 30 th anniversary of P.G Studies in Geology in the

department during the year 2014-2015. The celebration formally inaugurated

on by Sri Nandakumar I.A.S, Hon. Director of Collegiate Education on12/ 11/

2014. The distribution of Geo-gift to schools and colleges was inaugurated by

Sri Babu N. Joseph, Director Groundwater Department, Government of Kerala.

In the afternoon of the same day Dr.Archana M. Nair,Scientist NCESS,

Thiruvananthapuram delivered an invited lecture on the topic “Applications

of remote sensing on planetary exploration”.The Department Conducted

Four days geological exhibition “GEO EX-2014”from 25-11-2014 to 28-11/

2014 in the college auditorium for spreading information about earth science


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Sl. Name Nature of Title Sponsoring ShortNo Project Agency Description

Dr.K.N.KRISHNAKUMAR

(Co-Investigator)

Collabora-

tive project

GroundwaterresourceManagementIn Hardrock areas

StatePlanningboard,Govt. ofKerala

To monitor the entire thirdorder water shed of the area.To find out groundwaterquality on a micro level scale.To develop a state level databank about the groundwaterenvironment and problems ofthe state. To develop adecision support system formanaging the groundwaterresources of the statesustainably.

to High school students and general public. About 2000 students visited the

exhibition. Dr. Biju Sebastian, Sr. Geologist,Dept. of Natural Resources and

Mines, Geological Survey of Queensland, Australia delivered a lecture on

“Protection of Extractive Resources Queensland model” on 18/12/2014.

The programmes proposed to conduct the coming three months are

Geo-photo exhibition, Awareness programme on Water Management to

students of the college, Geo-gift to schools, Geology training to High school

teachers, Groundwater seminar to people’s representatives, Preparation of

Groundwater potential map of Nattakom area, Water quality studies in a ward

of Kottayam municipality, Special coaching to postgraduate candidates for

UPSC and Geologist examinations.

Class Mentors

DEPARTMENT OF MALAYALAM

1. Reading Week(Vayanavaram) was observed from 19/06/2014

onwards.Various writing Competetions, literary quiz, P.N.Panicker memorial

lecture etc. were conducted.

2. A meeting of staff and students was conducted on Keralappiravi day,

followed by poetry recitations by students.

3. Decision was taken to conduct a quiz programme on Kerala History and

Culture under the auspices of Malayalam Department.


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UG 1st &2nd Dr. K.N. Krishnakumar

3rd &4th Dr.Anto Francis K.

5th &6th Sri. Anish A.U.

PG 1st &2nd Dr.Ajay K.K.

3rd &4th Sri Dilipkumar P.G.


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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

The Department of Mathematics offers an undergraduate programme,

B.Sc. Mathematics. The department also offers complementary courses for

students of Physics, Geology, Chemistry and Economics streams. An open

course is offered for students of all streams.

Details of Research Activities during 2014 – 2015

Research papers published

1. Varghese Jacob and A.Krishnamoorthy, Analysis of customer induced

interruption and retrieval of interrupted customers.American Journal of

Mathematical and Management science, Taylor and Francis,U S A (in press)

2. Bloomy Joseph, A note on Fuzzy closure and fuzzy convexity spaces,

Bulletin of Kerala Mathematical Association,Vol.II,No.1 (2014),117-121

A research paper by A. Krishnamoorthy and Manjunath A.S. titled “On

priority queues generated through customer induced service interruptions’

has been presented in the First European Conference on Queueing Theory

held at Belgium from 20/08/2014 to 22/08/2014.

1.1 Minor and major research projects and other such activities of faculty

members)

Name Nature ofproject

Title Sponsoringagency

Fundallotted

ShortDescription

Dr.Varghese Jacob

Dr.Bloomy Joseph

Minor

Minor

Study of Customerand server inducedinterruption inQueueing systemwith application inwireless networks

Optimum schedulingof reservoir storageusing Fuzzytechniques.

UGC

UGC

1.75lakhs

5 lakhs

Ongoing

submitted

Details of Academic Activities other than teaching duty during

2014 –2015

1. Inauguration of GAMMA,alumni association of Department of

Mathematics was held on 14 June 2014.

2. One day Seminar on ‘Mathematical Methods in Image Processing’ on

4 December 2014.

Seminars /Conferences/Workshops

1. Dr.Bloomy Joseph attended U G C sponsored National Seminar at

St.Paul’s College Kalamassery from 09-10-2014 to 10-10-2014

Details of proposed Academic Activities other than teaching duty during

2014 – 2015

An invited talk on Number Theory - February 2015

A seminar on Career Guidance sponsored by Alumni Association-

March 2015.

Details of achievements/ awards during 2014 – 2015

1. Sri.Jayaprasad P.N. was awarded Ph.D. from CUSAT in October 2014.

2. Thushara K.S.,Student of III year BSc Mathematics got selection in the

recruitment drive organized by Wipro.

Class Mentors


UG 1st &2nd V.V.Jayalal

3rd &4th Dr.Varghese Jacob

5th &6th Dr.Bloomy Joseph


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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The Department of Physical Education coordinates sports related activities

of the college. The department offers an open course “Physical Health and Life

Skills in Education”. It is a historic and innovative step in undergraduate

education.

A health club with modern amenities functions under the auspices of the

department of Physical Education, from the academic year 2011-12.

The Department conducted the following programmes

during the year 2014-15

1. World Cup Football -2014- Quiz Competition-12 July 2014

2. Men Kabadi Coaching camp- 17-09-2014 to 25-10-2014

3. Women Hockey Coaching Camp -6-10-2014 to 18-11-2014

College Football,Shuttle Badminton, hockey (women) ,Kabadi(men),

cricket (men),and athletic teams participated in the M.G.University Inter

Collegiate tournaments.


1. Sanoop memorial cricket tournament from 1-1-2015

2. College annual athletic meet-Last week of January 2015.

Achievements/awards

1.Four students represented Kottayam District Hockey team in the state

senior hockey championship at U C College Aluva..

Other activity

The department is planning to participate in “Run Kerala Run” a massive run

organized on 20 January 2015 as part of 35th National Games.


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Samuel BeckettSamuel BeckettSamuel BeckettSamuel BeckettSamuel Beckett

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

The Department of Physics offers two academic programmes, M.Sc. Physics

and B. Sc. Physics. The department also offers complementary courses for

students of Mathematics and Geology streams. An open course, ‘Amateur

Astronomy’ is offered to students of all streams. The department has post

graduate and undergraduate laboratories with modern equipment and computer

labs with broadband connectivity and wi-fi access. A research lab also functions

in the department. Most of the faculty members are actively engaged in research

and the department regularly conducts seminars, workshops etc. The department

also conducts add-on courses and extension activities for students of this college

and nearby institutions.



Fundallotted

ShortDescription

Dr. Sajeev U.S.

Jacob George

MajorResearch

MinorResearch

Development ofcompositenanofibers byelectrospinning, forphotonicapplications

Synthesis andCharacterization ofnanofibers.

UGC

UGC

1298700

145000

Will becompletedbyNov.2015

The projectwill becompletedbySept.2015.

Academic activities other than teaching duty during 2014-151. A one day national seminar on Statistical Physics.2. Social extension activity – Basic experimental demonstration

to higher secondary students.

Achievements/awards1. Dr. Sajeev U.S. has published two papers, two invited

presentations and two national seminar proceedings.


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The Department is one of the beginning Departments, established in1972, with Pre Degree and Degree courses. It is upgraded to Post GraduateDepartment in the year 2012-’13. Sanctioned students strength of theDepartment is 50 for UG level and 12 for PG level. It has a publishing wingwith ISBN recognition and annually publishing academic books and seminarproceedings. Publications are issuing at free of cost.

Details of Research Activities during 2014 – 2015

(Minor and major research projects and other such activities offaculty members)

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE



Fundallotted

ShortDescription

Sri Riju Saimon

Dr.M.Rahim

Sivimol T

Sini L

Minor

Minor

Minor

Minor

ParticipatoryDemocracy at Work : AnAnalysis of Input-OutputMechanism at GramaSabhas in KottayamDistrict, Kerala

1.EducationalStridesofMalappuramDistrict.

2. Trend of HigherEducation among theMuslims in MalappuramDistrict

Socio-Economic andEnvironmental Problemsof Sand and Clay Miningin Kunnathur Taluk,Kollam

Representation,Participation and Day-to-day Life of Women :A Case Study on SlumAreas in TrivandrumCorporation

UGC

UGC

MinorityWelfareDepart-ment,Govt. ofKerala

UGC

UGC

Proposed forRs.

3,00,000.00

Proposed forRs.

3,00,000.00

Proposed forRs.

1,00,000.00

Proposed forRs.

3,00,000.00

Proposed forRs.

3,00,000.00

Underpending

Underpending

Underpending

Underpending

Underpending


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Details of Academic Activities other than teaching duty during2014 – 2015

1. Observance of Environment Day, on 05.06.20142. Debate on ‘Mass Killings in Gaza and the Responsibility for

Palasein’, on 24.07.20143. Observance of Hiroshima Day, 06.08.20144. Observance of National Teachers’ Day, on 03.09.2014.5. Observance of Gandhi Jayanti on 01.10.20146. Observance of World Teachers’ Day, on 07.10.2014

Details of proposed Academic Activities other than teaching dutyduring 2014 – 2015

1. Observance of UN Day, 24.10.20142. Observance of Human Rights Day, on 10.12.20143. Observance of National Voters’ Day, 25.01.20154. Annual Meeting of Politics Alumi Association, 26.01.20155. Observance of National Women’s Day,, 08.03.20156. National Seminar on ‘New Social Movement in India’,

on 12 & 13, Nov, 20147. Third Year B A Class PTA Meeting, 26.11.20148. Second Year B A Class PTA Meeting, 27.11.20149. First Year B A Class PTA Meeting, 28.11.2014

Details of achievements/ awards during 2014 – 2015(Achievements and awards for faculty members and students of the

Department)

Any other activities conducted by the DepartmentAwareness campaign on the ‘Need of Higher Education’ among the

backward sections in Ward 35 in Kottayam Municipality, during June 2014.

Class Mentors


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UG 1st &2nd Chandran Komath

3rd &4th Sivimol T

5th &6th Firosekhan S N

PG 1st &2nd Dr. M.Rahim

3rd &4th Dr.Sivakumar M V

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

Statistics department offers complimentary course for BSc Mathematics.

The department also conducting classes for MA Economics and MSc

Geology.There are tow faculty members currently working in the

department.Since the department is offering no main courses, the department

is working currently as part of Mathematics department.

Details of Academic Activities other than teaching duty during

2014 – 2015

Conducted orientation classes for Research Students of Economics

department in Data Analysis Techniques on 17.06.2014 and 19.06.2014.

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

The Department of Zoology offers an undergraduate programme, B Sc

Zoology. It is a Model II programme under the CBCSS scheme with

Aquaculture specialization. The department also offers complementary courses

for students of Botany stream. An open course is offered for students of all

streams. The department has undergraduate laboratories with modern

equipment and computer labs with broad band connection.


1. Two day workshop on Bioinformatics during the month of February, 2015.

Achievements/awards

1. Smt. Sujatha has been awarded Ph.D in Environmental Sciences, by

M.G.University, Kottayam on 18/07/2014.

2. Ms.Mahima . K. Damodaran,third year BSc Zoology student represented

the Kottayam district in Kerala State Senior Hockey Championship held

at the U C College, Aluva on 16/11/2014.

Details of academic activities other than teaching duty during 2014-15

1. On the job training for first year BSc Zoology students at Govt. Model fish

farm, Pallom from 02/05/2014 to 17/05/2014.

2. One day training programme on ornamental fish culture and breeding

was conducted on 19/11/2014.


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GENERAL TIME TABLE FOR THE YEAR 2014-’15

FIRST & SECOND SEM DEGREE THIRD & FOURTH SEM DEGREE

Class 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5COMMERCE COM COM ENG COM SL COM ENG COM COM COMECONOMICS ECO ENG SL ENG HIS/M ENG SL POL ECO ECOPOLITICS HIST ENG SL POL ENG POL SL ENG ECO POL

I day GEOLOGY ENG GEO SL ENG MATHS MATHS SL CH/PH GEO GEOPHYSICS ENG PHY SL ENG MATHS MATHS SL CHE PHY PHYMATHEMATICS STAT MATHS SL ENG ENG ENG SL PHY MATHS STAT

BOTANY CHE CHE SL ENG ENG ENG SL ZOO BOT BOTZOOLOGY SL ZOO ENG ZOO ZOO ZOO ZOO BOT ZOO ENGCHEMISTRY SL MATHS ENG CHE CHE CHE CHE MATHS CHE ENG

COMMERCE COM COM SL ENG COM COM COM COM COM COMECONOMICS HIS/M ENG HIS/M ECO ECO ECO ECO ENG SL POLPOLITICS POL HIST POL ENG ENG ECO POL ECO SL ENG

II day GEOLOGY ENG ENG GEO CH/PH CH/PH CH/PH GEO ENG SL MATHSPHYSICS ENG ENG PHY CHE CHE CHE PHY ENG SL MATHSMATHEMATICS ENG STAT ENG MATHS PHY MATHS ENG STAT SL ENG

BOTANY ENG CHE ENG ZOO ZOO BOT ENG CHE SL ENGZOOLOGY ZOO ZOO BOT ENG SL ENG BOT ZOO ZOO ZOOCHEMISTRY CHE CHE MATHS ENG SL ENG MATHS CHE CHE CHE

COMMERCE COM COM COM ENG SL COM COM COM COM COMECONOMICS ENG HIS/M ENG SL ECO ECO POL SL ENG POLPOLITICS ENG ENG POL SL HIST POL ENG SL POL ECO

III day GEOLOGY MATHS CH/PH ENG SL ENG GEO MATHS SL ENG ENGPHYSICS MATHS CHE ENG SL ENG PHY MATHS SL ENG ENGMATHEMATICS ENG PHY STAT SL ENG MATHS STAT SL PHY PHY

BOTANY ENG BOT CHE SL ENG BOT ZOO SL CHE CHEZOOLOGY ZOO SL ENG BOT BOT ZOO ENG ZOO ZOO ZOOCHEMISTRY CHE SL ENG MATHS MATHS CHE ENG MATHS CHE CHE


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“Beware of false knowledge; it is more dangerous than ignorance. “George Bernard ShawGeorge Bernard ShawGeorge Bernard ShawGeorge Bernard ShawGeorge Bernard Shaw

“Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration”.Thomas A. EdisonThomas A. EdisonThomas A. EdisonThomas A. EdisonThomas A. Edison


Class 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5COMMERCE COM COM COM SL ENG ENG COM COM COM COMECONOMICS SL HIS/M ECO ENG ENG POL ECO ENG ECO SLPOLITICS SL POL ENG HIST ENG ENG ECO POL POL SL

GEOLOGY SL ENG MATHS GEO GEO ENG CH/PH GEO MATHS SLIV day PHYSICS SL ENG MATHS PHY PHY ENG CHE PHY MATHS SL

MATHEMATICS SL ENG ENG STAT MATHS PHY MATHS STAT ENG SL

BOTANY SL ENG ENG ZOO BOT ZOO BOT CHE ENG SLZOOLOGY BOT ENG SL ZOO ZOO ZOO ZOO BOT ENG ZOOCHEMISTRY CHE ENG SL CHE CHE MATHS CHE CHE ENG CHE

COMMERCE COM COM ENG COM COM COM COM COM COM ENGECONOMICS ENG ENG ECO HIS/M SL SL ENG ECO ECO POLPOLITICS ENG HIST HIST POL SL SL POL POL ENG ECO

GEOLOGY ENG MATHS CH/PH ENG SL SL ENG MATHS CH/PH CH/PHV day PHYSICS ENG MATHS CHE ENG SL SL ENG MATHS CHE CHE

MATHEMATICS MATHS PHY PHY ENG SL SL PHY ENG STAT MATHS

BOTANY BOT BOT ZOO ENG SL SL CHE ENG ZOO ZOOZOOLOGY ZOO ZOO BOT SL ENG ZOO ZOO ENG BOT BOTCHEMISTRY MATHS CHE CHE SL ENG CHE MATHS ENG CHE CHE

FIRST & SECOND SEMESTER BA ENGLISH1 2 3 4 5

I day ENGLISH ENGLISH SL ENGLISH HISTORY

II day ENGLISH ENGLISH HISTORY HISTORY ENGLISH

III day ENGLISH HISTORY ENGLISH SL ENGLISH

IV day SL HISTORY ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH

V day ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH HISTORY SL

THIRD AND FOURTH SEMESTER B A ENGLISH

1 2 3 4 5

I day ENGLISH SL ENGLISH ENGLISH COMPII day ENGLISH COMP ENGLISH SL ENGLISH

III day COMP ENGLISH SL ENGLISH ENGLISH

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V day SL ENGLISH COMP ENGLISH ENGLISH

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FIFTH & SIXTH SEM DEGREE POST GRADUATE CLASSES

Class 1 2 3 4 5 Class 1 2 3 4 5

COMMERCE COM COM COM COM COM 1 GEO GEO GEO GEO/ GEO GEOECONOMICS ECO ECO ECO STAT ECO STATPOLITICS POL POL POL POL POL 2 GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO

I day GEOLOGY GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO 1 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHYPHYSICS PHY PHY PHY PHY PHYMATHEMATICS MATHS MATHS MATHS MATHS MATHS 2 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY

BOTANY BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT 1 ECO ECO STAT ECO ECO ECOZOOLOGY ZOO ZOO ZOO ZOO ZOOCHEMISTRY CHE CHE CHE CHE CHE 2 ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO

COMMERCE COM COM COM OC. /M COM1 GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO

ECONOMICS STAT ECO ECO OC. /M ECOPOLITICS POL POL POL OC. /M POL 2 GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO

II day GEOLOGY GEO GEO GEO OC. /M GEO1 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY

PHYSICS PHY PHY PHY OC. /M PHYMATHEMATICS MATHS MATHS MATHS OC. /M MATHS 2 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY

BOTANY BOT BOT BOT OC. /M BOT 1 ECO ECO ECO ECO STAT ECOZOOLOGY ZOO ZOO ZOO OC. /M ZOOCHEMISTRY CHE CHE CHE OC. /M CHE 2 ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO

COMMERCE COM COM COM OC. /M COM 1 GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEOECONOMICS ECO ECO ECO OC. /M STATPOLITICS POL POL POL OC. /M POL 2 GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO

II day GEOLOGY GEO GEO GEO OC. /M GEO 1 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHYPHYSICS PHY PHY PHY OC. /M PHYMATHEMATICS MATHS MATHS MATHS OC. /M MATHS 2 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY

BOTANY BOT BOT BOT OC. /M BOT 1 ECO STAT ECO ECO ECO ECOZOOLOGY ZOO ZOO ZOO OC. /M ZOOCHEMISTRY CHE CHE CHE OC. /M CHE 2 ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO

There is no substitute for hard work”. Thomas A. EdisonThomas A. EdisonThomas A. EdisonThomas A. EdisonThomas A. Edison

Class 1 2 3 4 5 Class 1 2 3 4 5

COMMERCE OC. /M COM COM COM COM1 GEO GEO/ GEO GEO GEO GEO

STATECONOMICS OC. /M STAT ECO ECO ECOPOLITICS OC. /M POL POL POL POL 2 GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO

GEOLOGY OC. /M GEO GEO GEO GEO 1 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHYIV day PHYSICS OC. /M PHY PHY PHY PHY|

MATHEMATICS OC. /M MATHS MATHS MATHS MATHS 2 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY

BOTANY OC. /M BOT BOT BOT BOT 1 ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO STATZOOLOGY OC. /M ZOO ZOO ZOO ZOOCHEMISTRY OC. /M CHE CHE CHE CHE 2 ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO

COMMERCE COM COM COM OC. /M COM1 GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO

ECONOMICS ECO STAT STAT OC. /M ECOPOLITICS POL POL POL OC. /M POL 2 GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO

GEOLOGY GEO GEO GEO OC. /M GEO1 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY

V day PHYSICS PHY PHY PHY OC. /M PHYMATHEMATICS MATHS MATHS MATHS OC. /M MATHS 2 PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY PHY

BOTANY BOT BOT BOT OC. /M BOT1 ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO STAT

ZOOLOGY ZOO ZOO ZOO OC. /M ZOOCHEMISTRY CHE CHE CHE OC. /M CHE 2 ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO ECO

FRIST AND SECOND SEMESTER Mcom

1 2 3 4 5

I day COMMERCE

II day COMMERCE

III day COMMERCE

IV day COMMERCE

V day COMMERCE

1 2 3 4 5

I day COMMERCE

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V day COMMERCE

THIRD AND FOURTH SEMESTER Mcom

THIRD AND FOURTH SEMESTER MA Politics

1 2 3 4 5

I day POLITICS

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III day POLITICS

IV day POLITICS

V day POLITICS

1 2 3 4 5

I day POLITICS

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THIRD AND FOURTH SEMESTER MA Politics


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Sunday

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“The saddest thing I can imagine is to get used to luxury”. Charlie ChaplinCharlie ChaplinCharlie ChaplinCharlie ChaplinCharlie Chaplin


August 2014DAY DATE PARTICULARS

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“A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new”.Albert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinAlbert Einstein


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October 2014DAY DATE PARTICULARS

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November 2014DAY DATE PARTICULARS

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“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”.Nelson MandelaNelson MandelaNelson MandelaNelson MandelaNelson Mandela


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“There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, andlearning from failure”. Colin PColin PColin PColin PColin Powellowellowellowellowell


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“Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change”. Stephen HawkingStephen HawkingStephen HawkingStephen HawkingStephen Hawking


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“When you speak, speak the truth; perform when you promise; discharge your trust...Withhold your hands from striking, and from taking that which is unlawful and bad...”

DrDrDrDrDr. A. A. A. A. A.P.P.P.P.P.J.J.J.J.J. Abdul K. Abdul K. Abdul K. Abdul K. Abdul Kalamalamalamalamalam



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“The good life is one inspired by love and guided by knowledge.”Bertrand RussellBertrand RussellBertrand RussellBertrand RussellBertrand Russell

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“The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, and thedetermination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves

to the task at hand.” Vince LombardiVince LombardiVince LombardiVince LombardiVince Lombardi


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“Education is a progressive dicovery of our own ignorance.” Will DurantWill DurantWill DurantWill DurantWill Durant

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“Coming together is beginning; keeping together is progress;working together is success.” Henry FordHenry FordHenry FordHenry FordHenry Ford


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“A naotion’s culture resides in the heart and in the soul of its people.”Mahatma GandhiMahatma GandhiMahatma GandhiMahatma GandhiMahatma Gandhi

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“Nothing cannot exist forever.” Stephen HawkingStephen HawkingStephen HawkingStephen HawkingStephen Hawking


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“Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren’t used to an environment whereexcellence is expected.” Steve JobsSteve JobsSteve JobsSteve JobsSteve Jobs

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“I am not thinking too far ahead, just want to take it one thing at a time.”Sachin TSachin TSachin TSachin TSachin Tendulkarendulkarendulkarendulkarendulkar


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“The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep and miles togo before I sleep.” RRRRRobert Fobert Fobert Fobert Fobert Frostrostrostrostrost

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