Government First Grade College Nanjangud

1. Institution Detail

a. Name of the College : Govt. First Grade College

b. Address : Ooty Road, Nanjangud

c. Name of the Principal : Prof . Morabad Mallikarjunan

Mobile No : 9986137389

Office Phone No : 08221-223067

email : principal.ngud@yahoo.in

d. Date of establishment of the college : June 2007

2. Infrastructure details

a. Details of College campus area in acres/sq. mts : 4 Acres (Site allotted and construction is going to begin

shortly)

b. Number of Class rooms : 21rooms in two temporary Buildings

c. Laboratories : 03 (1 Physics and 2 Computer Science).

d. Library : 01 and Reading Room - 01

1. Approximate area : -60x25 feet.

2. No. of books available in the library : 19,899

3. Details of books acquired and amount spent in the present year.

- Rs.7,00,500/- (SC and ST )

Total No of books during 2012-13 : 3773

Total No of SC and ST books 3567

Total No of books general 206

e. Reading room 1. Does the college have a separate reading room ? :Yes

2. Details of the journals/magazines/New papers : - / 07 Journals and

10 Newspapers (04 English and 06 Kannada)

1. Sports Ground : The Taluk Sports Ground is used for the purpose of practice and competitions.

2. Details of the sports facilities and training available in the college :

Every day the students practice for two hours in the morning and two hours in the evening. The training

and practice is mainly for athletics. Every day physical fitness work outs are taken up in order to enhance

the physical ability and fitness of the sports persons. Women players are regularly trained in Tenycoit,

throw-ball, ball-badminton, chess, shuttle-badminton, kho-kho, volleyball, native Indian game Kabaddi,

and athletics and especially in yoga. Men are trained mainly in chess, table tennis, soft ball, basket ball,

hand ball, valley ball, yoga, and best physique.

Participation in Sports

Sports participation during the year 2012-13

Sl.no Level Game/event Number of

students participated

Date Place

1 Mysore university inter college competition

Wrestling 06 23rd to 25th

august 2012 Sports pavilion

Mysore Yoga 3(W) Best Physique 1(M)

2 Mysore university inter college competition Cross country 9(M)

15th September

2012 YDD G.F.G.C Belur

3 Mysore university chamaraja zone competition(women)

Throw Ball 12 1st October

2012 JSS women’s college

C.Nagar Kabaddi 12 Tennicot 06

Ball Badminton 12

4 Mysore university inter college Athletics Meet Athletics 16(M) 4th to 6th

October 2012 Oval Ground Mysore

5 Mysore university chamaraja zone men Games

Chess 06 11th October

2012 JSS college , Nanjangud Volley ball 12

Ball Badminton 12

6 Mysore university chamaraja zone men Games

Kabaddi 12 24th January 2013 SMC Kollegal

Kho-kho 12

7 Mysore university chamaraja zone men Games

Shuttle Badminton 04 30th January

2013 G.F.G.C

Chamarajanagar

8 Myore university inter college inter zone women games

Kabaddi 12 26th to 28th February

2013

Terission college, Mysore

9

Myore university inter college inter zone men games

Chess 06 9th to 11th March 2013

Manasa Gangotri Mysore

The achievements in Sports

Sports achievements during the year 2012-13 Sl.no Name of the athlete

/team Game/ event

Performance Achievements

1 Sridhara N III HEG

Best physique 85kg

Gold medal I place

Winner of Gold medal

2 Kavyashree N I Bcom

Yoga Bronze medal III place

Participated in All India Inter University yoga competition

3 Dhanraj B II BCom

Wrestling 84kg Bronze medal III place

Participated in All India Inter University wrestling competition

4 Srikantaprasad N II Bcom

Wrestling 50kg Bronze medal III place

Mys uni I.C wrestling competition

5 Nagaraju B III HEK Cross country IV place Mys uni I.C Cross country competition

6 Kabaddi team (women) Runners up Silver Medal II place

Participated in M.U.I.C.I.Z women games

Hence our students have proved their mettle at the state and national levels. They have given a testimony

for the fact that students from rural areas can soar to great heights if right training, encouragement and

opportunity are provided to them and if their energies are properly harnessed.

f. Expansion of infrastructure

Lack of infrastructure has not hindered any activity in our college rather it has made the students,

staff and public more constructive.

BUILDING ON RENT

A new building is taken on rent. This building now houses the Commerce, Management and

Science faculty. In addition to this, the new hired building houses the college office, Principal’s

chamber, Physics lab, Computer Science lab, Library and reading room.

7 Mahadevanayaka P III HEG

Athletics :Half marathon IV place

8 Mahadevkumar S I BSc

Athletics: javelin throw Bronze medal III place

9 Mydin Pasha III HEP Athletics: 110 hurdels Silver Medal II place

10 Chess Team Chess Gold Medal I place

M.U.I.C Chamaraja zonal sports

11 Kabaddi (Men) Kabaddi Runners-up M.U.I.C Chamaraja zonal sports

12 Shashikala D III Bcom

Karate Bronze medal All India Karate championship

WE BUILT OUR ROOMS

Students of NSS and also other students together have constructed three big rooms, which can

accommodate nearly 100 students each. They have also constructed a stage to conduct college

programmes. The resource was mobilized from the munificent public, the staff and willing

students. This is a very special and positive development in the college and perhaps first of its kind

in the state. The unprecedented event has been highly lauded by the Mr Rajaneesh Goel, the

Principal Secretary, Department of Higher Education, Karnataka. He has not only appreciated this

selfless effort of the students but also stayed with them for a little while and has taken a photograph

with them. (An annexure, which highlights the media coverage and also the photographs of the

work in progress, is enclosed.)

GOVERNMENT LENDS ITS HANDS

Now the Government has allotted two acres land near the Mysore-Ooty Inter-state Highway. It has

also released a grant of Rs two and a half crore. The land is cleared for construction and a bore-

well is also dug to facilitate the construction work.

3. We offer the following courses.

a. B.A/B.Com/B.B.M/B.Sc.

b. There has been a steady increase in the students’ strength. The table below gives a bird’s eye view of the same.

Academic year 2010-11

Year BA B.Com BBM BSc Total I year 315 71 69 07 462 II year 178 30 51 -- 297

III Year 138 16 44 -- 198 Total 957 2011-12 I year 390 79 58 08 535

II Year 270 66 67 05 408 III year 179 27 49 -- 225

Total 1198 2012-13 I Year 362 129 81 13 585

II year 353 79 51 08 491 III year 253 63 62 05 383

Total 1459

4. Teachers details a. Number of Permanent teachers : Lecturer - 24 SGL- 7 SSL –Nil (annexure 02)

b. Number of guest faculty : 39

c. Number of teachers with PhD: 4

d. Number of teachers with M. Phil: 12

e. Number of the teachers who have completed UGC, NET and SLET exams : NET - 6 SLET – 5

f. Percentage of the faculty who have served as resource persons in workshop/Seminars/Conference during

the last five years : 15%

g. Number of faculty development programmes availed by teachers (last five years) 1. Refresher : 08

2. Orientation : 14

3. Any other specify :

1. Management of First Grade Colleges for Principals & Lecturers – 04

2. Counselor’s training at NIMHANS 05

3. NSS Training

h. No of the academic programmes organized by the college

1. Seminars/Workshops : - 03

2. Invited Lectures : 05

i. Our teachers are very resourceful. They have many books, papers and presentations to their credit.

Sl Name of the author

Name of the book/article Publication date

1 Morabada Mallikarjuna

Karantaka Samskruti Sameekshe

2 P.S. Gangadhar Bharata Sarkara Mattu Rajakeeya – 1

P.S. Gangadahar Bharata Sarkara Mattu Rajakeeya – 2

P.S Gangadhar Rajyashastrada tatvagalu 3 Dr Shylaja Sangeetha Nrutya

Sadhakiyaru “Namma Mahile Namma Hemme” Karnataka Rajya Mahila University, Gulberga

05/04/13

Dr Shylaja Samajika Pratikulte, Shikshana Mattu Kalike

Hosatu – Kannada Monthly Magazine Navakarnataka Publications

Also published in Patyanusandhana – Suchitra Film Society.

21/10/2012

Dr Shylaja Kannnu Teresida Guru MJS Hosatu – Kannada Monthly Magazine Navakarnataka Publications

Dr Shylaja Ivaluu Nammavale A Translation of Amarya Sen’s Article 2012 Dr Shylaja Lokayata – Indian

Materialist Philosophy (co-author, T.S. Venugopal)

Vismaya Prakashana, Mysore 21/11/2012

Dr Shylaja Pandit Ravishankar (Co author and editor T.S. Venugopal)

Ragamala Pustaka Malike 03/03/2013

Dr Shylaja Gramina Bharatakke Shikshana

A translation of Ravindranath Tagore’s article ‘Education for Rural India.

2012

Lecturers delivered by the teachers.

Sl No

Name of the faculty

Title of the paper Seminar/conference Venue Date of presentation

1 Morabada Mallikarjuna

Anubhavada Anusandhana

Darma Devaru Samaja and Anubhava

Sharana Sahitya Parishat

26/082012

Morabada Mallikarjuna

Basavannavara Vachanagalalli Bhakti

Halagannada – Nadugannada Sahitya Rasagrahana (

Karnataka Open University, Mysore

01/092012

Morabada Mallikarjuna

Vachana – Odu, vyakhyana

Kannada Kavya – Odu Vyakhyana

JSS College, Ooty Road

19/10/2012

Morabada Mallikarjuna

The novels of veerappa Moily

A Seminar on Moily’s novels

Kannada Sahitya Parishat

25/11/2012

Morabada Mallikarjuna

Kuvempu Sahitya: Maulya Meemamse

National Seminar on Kuvempu

KSOU, Mysore 03/12/2012

2 Dr Seetha “Santa Kavi Kanakadasa

Santa Kavi Kanakadasa – Vartamanada yuvanota

Mandya, Government Women’s College

05/03/2012

3 Dr Shylaja Samajika Pratikulate, Shikshana hagu kalike

Special lecture Suchitra Film Society, Bangalore

4 P.S Gangadhar

Judicial Activism Special lecture GFGC, Tiptur 01/04/2012

P.S Gangadhar

Importance of Constitution

Special lecture Rotary Club, Nanjangud

July 2012

P.S Gangadhar

Kanoonu Arivu Special lecture Taluk Legal Services Pradhikara and JSS College, Nanjanud

P.S Gangadhar

Voting Enlightenment

Special Lecture Taluk Administration, Nanjangud

P.S Gangadhar

Significance of Republic Day

Special lecture District Administration, Chamrajanagar

26/01/2013

P.S Gangadhar

Master trainer Election training Assembly elections

Mysore District Administration

State Election Commission 2013

Some of our teachers are consultants too.

1. Sri P S Gangadhara, Asst Prof of Political Science - for Civil Service Examinations ( Non Remunerative).

j. Our teachers are recognized by the society. They have been honoured with Awards

1 Prof. Morabad Malliarjuna Adarsha Sikshaka Prasasti Rotary North, Mysore

Research mindedness of our teachers has created an academic environment in the college.

Dr. Shylaja has submitted her UGC Minor Research projected in Jan 2010.

Apart from the existing doctorate holders, six teachers are pursuing their doctoral studies and a few will

make their submission in a year or two. Some teachers in the college are trying to create a research

environment among the students by persuading them to take up project work and field survey. Already two

batches of students have submitted their project reports on nearly 20 socio-economic issues.

5. Rural background and lack of exposure has not made our students under achievers. They have fared very

well in the varsity exams and some of them are varsity toppers and they have got merit prizes. A cursory look

at the results bears a witness to it.

1. Academic – Result Three Years Results of B.A. programme

Year No appeared No Passed % I class II class Pass 2010-11 131 111 85% 34 24 53 2011-12 171 153 89% 58 24 71 2012-13 242 202 83% 122 67 13

Three Years Results of B.Com Course year No appeared No passed % I class II class Pass 2010-11 16 07 44% 03 03 01 2011-12 27 17 63% 03 09 05 2012-13 61 53 87% 47 06 00

Five Year Results of B.B.M Course Year No appeared No Passed % I class II Class Pass 2010-11 44 41 93% 20 06 15 2011-12 49 40 82% 18 15 07 2012-13 59 30 51% 18 10 02

Three Year Results of B.Sc. Programme Year No appeared No Passed % I class II class pass 2012-13 05 04 80% 04 -- --

2. The college is replete with cultural activities which are not just for entertainment but also for enlightenment.

Talent’s Day launched the cultural scene of the college. It was held for three days. It gave an opportunity for

the student to exbibit their talents in various fields. Competitions were held on the occasion and students as

well as teachers enjoyed the events.

Prof. Mallikarjuna Swamy, Principal, Maharani’s Scinece College for women Mysore Inaugurated our

cultural forum, Sports and NSS Activities and Dr Lingaraj Gandhi, Chairperson, College Development

Council, University of Mysore was the guest. Both of them enlightened the students on various issues.

On 26/04/2012 a unique programme called ‘Chaitanyake Sharanu’ had been organized by the college. It was

remembering and paying tribute to great humanists like Buddha, Basava and Ambedkar. Two resource

persons spoke on the occasion. Prof Anand, Post Graduate Department of Management Studies, University

of Mysore spoke Dr B.R Ambedkar’s thoughts while Prof Ramesh spoke on the thought of Buddha and

Basava. There was interaction after the presentations.

The college celebrated Science day on the 28th of February. Dr Vijay C.R, Prof of Botany rendered a special

lecture on “What is scientific attitude and how to develop rationality.” It created great awareness among the

students.

‘Relevance of Buddha’s thoughts’ was a special lecture delivered by Prof. G. Mahadev on the 14th March,

2013.

On 21/03/2013 a Samskrutika Abhiyana in association with Hamsadhwani Samskrutika Trust ® Mysore and

Department of Kannada and Culture, Bangalore had organized a demonstration and also a presentation of

programme of light music. The programme was presented by Prof Mallanna S, Rtd Prinicpal, JSS College

for Women, Mysore.

The Valedictory function was on 07/05/2013. Students rejoiced the occasion because they were rewarded for

their labour as the function was conducted on the stage that was built by the sweat of their brow. It was a

moment of elation for them. Prof Jagadeesh, Department of Commerce studies and rearch, Karnataka Open

University, Mysore, Prof.M Rudraiah, Coordinator,NSS Unit Mysore Unviversity, Mysore, H.S Veena,

Assistant commissioner, Department of Sales Tax, Bangalore graced the function and made it a success. A

curtain fell on the activities of the academic year.

6. College in spite of its limitations has some student support activities. We have remedial coaching for the

students especially in English and Commerce and Management because English is tough for the rural

students and lot of non commerce students take up commerce stream. We have counseling cell too to offer

counseling to the students in academic matters and sometimes in matters of emotional and social stress too.

We have five teachers who are trained counselors. They are trained at NIMHANS, Bangalore. We also have

a few resource persons among our staff like Prof. P.S Gangadhar, Prof Morabad Mallikarjuna, Dr Shylaja,

Prof Jagadeesh who guide the students in matters of employment and soft skills.

a. Students get financial support from the Government. Details of the Scholarship (Govt, Institution and other financial support) as follows.

- SC Scholarship - 10,99,125

ST Scholarship - 358323 - BCM Scholarship - 54,000

7. Apart from these students have computer and internet facilities. Audio-visual facilities are there. Students

watch some of the movies and video clippings related to their subject.

8. Our office staff is a very supportive team. They work very hard and keep everything up to date.

SL. No.

Name of the Employee Sri / Smt

Designation

1. Lalitha Kumari Superintendent

2. Ramesh K R F D A

3. Divyajyothi S Typist

4. Javaraiah Attender

5. Yaduraju B P Attender

6. Mahadevu J Attender

9. The income expenditure statement of the college for the last two years. (annexure enclosed)

10. Healthy practices have made difference in our college. The teachers of different departments have come

together to keep a certain amount of money in fixed deposit and are using that money to give prizes to the

toppers every year. The department of English has been giving prizes worth Rs 500/- to all the students who

score 70 marks and above. We have a prevention of violence against women cell which is very active. This

has made the girl students to voice the harassment they suffer and complain against the indecencies they

suffer. They feel very secure. The NSS wing of the college is very active and because of their effort a whole

block of four big rooms have been built to accommodate the students who used to sit in the corridor for lack

of class rooms. Some teachers have contacted the philanthropic people and made arrangements for

scholarships for the needy students.

Public participation in the college development is very substantial. College maintains a very good public relationship. ITC India donated 100 desks to the college

Mahajana First Grade College, Mysore donated 70 desks to the college.

The TVS company donated materials worth Rs 20,000 of the construction of rooms taken up by the NSS wing of college.

11. The activities of the different departments of the college is contributing a great deal for the overall

development of the students. As a result there is both academic advancement and employment progression.

Activities of Different Departments

Department of Kannada

Department of Kannada is very active. It has organized a number of lectures which would enhance the

awareness of students.

In association with the Kannada Abhivruddhi Pradhikara, Bangalore, “Kannada Awareness for the

college students” had been arranged on 18/08/2012. Well known Kannada writer Prof Krishne

Gowda, Department of Kannada, St Philomina’s College, Mysore and Prof Shivaji Jois, Rtd Prof of

Kannada, addressed the students and enlightened them about “Kannada Nadu and Nudi.” Then

Kapila Kala Vrunda headed by Prof A.M Shivaswamy and Prof Mysore Krishnamurthy presented

programme of light music and sang Kannada Songs.

On 20/09/2012 Prof Keshavan Prasad of Kannada University, Hampi delivered a special lecture on

“Tribal Culture – An interface with the modernity,” and a discussion continued after the lecture.

Nanjanagudu Tirumalamaba is the

first Kannada modern writer. She was

the first woman in Kannada to bring

out a paper in Kannada. To

commemorate 125 years of

Tirumalamba on 25/03/2012 a

seminar was conducted in the college.

The seminar was titled “Sati-

Hitaishini Tirumalamba – Life and works.” Prof. C Sarvamangala, a renowned Kannada poetess

and also the Rtd Principal of Maharaja College, Mysore, and Prof Maleyuru Guruswami, Prof of

Kannada were resource persons. The significant point to be noted on this occasion was the two

alumnus Kumari Annapurna and Kumari Surekha of our college presented two papers

“Tirumalamba Sahitya – stripara Drustikona” and Tirumalamba Baduku-Jivapara nade respectively

on Nanjanagudu Tirumalamba.

On 25/09/2012 a seminar had been arranged on “Gandhi, Ambedkar and Lohiya.” D.S

Nagabhushan a well known socialist intellectual was the resource person. After the lecture a

meaningful dialogue took place between the speaker and the students. Lecturers of various

departments also participated in the discussion.

Under the auspices of the Kannada

vedike of the department of Kannada

an anthology of poems “Ajjigondu

Prashne” of A.S. Annapurna, a

budding poetess and also the alumnus

of our college was released by the

leading Kannada poetess Savitha

Nagabhushana. Savitha Nagabhushan

spoke on the occasion.

During the Young Poets’ Conference held by the Dasara committee on 20/09/2012, The students of

our college N.S. Annapurna, Surekha, Pavitramani read out the poems they had composed and were

highly appreciated. Andolana and Prajavani the Kannada Dailies highlighted their recitation.

Department of English

Department of English implemented a few plans with two things in mind. Firstly it aimed at

instilling confidence among the rural students, so it conducted an academic counselling to the new

comers to the college and created an amicable environment for learning English.

Secondly as the examinations, decide the fate of the students, a number of activities to improve the

writing skills of the students were taken up. In order to achieve this, a number of worksheets and

writing activities were planned and implemented. To improve the speaking skills of the students,

which is very essential to compete in the job market different speaking activities like one minute

presentations, pick and speak, team presentations, oral recollection of the parts of the texts

prescribed were taken up. The students were encouraged to construct their own sentences.

Unit tests after each chapter was conducted to the students.

Some scenes from the play Macbeth were enacted by the students.

Two different versions of the play Macbeth were screened for the benefit of the students.

The students of Business English were trained in telephone conversation as well as across the desk

conversation. These conversations were based on the syllabus prescribed for them.

In order to facilitate a social awareness

among the students of commerce, they

were made to take up a project work

which dealt with different socio-

economic issues. Teams of 5 members

were formed and they were made to take

up extensive fieldwork to collect the

data. They classified and analysed the

data and prepared reports. Prof

Yahshavant Dongre, Chairperson,

Postgraduate Department of Studies in Commerce and Management, Hemagangotri, Hassan was

invited as the resource person. He is a veteran in the area of field survey and has headed the center

for for third sector for many years. He listened to the presentations of the students and rendered a

highly enlightening lecture to orient the students towards research and guided them how to make a

mark in the job market. This was a unique project taken up by the department of English, which not

only concentrated on the language skills of the students but also on the interpersonal skills,

socialization and also on making them proactive. A few field survey reports are also enclosed along

with the report.

Department of Political Science

Department of Political Science had arranged a number of in-house discussions on matters of

seminal importance involving students of different semesters.

A talk on judicial accountability for the students of VI semester.

A discussion on Human rights and judiciary for the students of final semester.

Democracy and decentralization for the students of I semester

Relevance of Gandhism for the students of II semester.

Department of History

The department of History had organized culture tour for the students of tourism. They were taken

to Mysore, the cultural centre of Karnataka. Students made a report of the same and presented it

before the audience.

The History Forum celebrated Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti. Mr G Madhusudhan MLC,

Karnataka Rajya Parishat spoke on the occasion.

Department of Commerce and Management.

Department of Commerce and Management took the students to the industrial visit. This

experience helped them to understand what are the soft skills needed by them to fare well in this

competitive world.

On 16/04/2013 the department had

arranged a special lecture on ‘Bank

and Customer relation.’ Mr Prasanna

Kumar, Manager, Corporation Bank,

Nanjangud was the resource person.

The students and the staff participated

in the discussion after the lecture and

clarified their doubts.

On the 28th of April 2013, Mr

Subramanya, Manager, State Bank of

India had been invited to guide the

students in matters of education loan. He presented in detail all the loan facilities available to the

students. He briefed them about the rules and conditions to avail of the loan facility and terms for

repayment.

Department of Mathematics.

Department is headed by Prof Somashekahar. The department is making a study progress under his

guidance. The department has taken up many initiatives to encourage the students.

The students are awarded prizes by the department when they score good marks.

A Fixed deposit is installed by the department to provide scholarship to the students. The

department also takes up philanthropic work by paying the fees to the poor and needy students.

Details of Internal Quality Assurance Cell Members

1. Prof. Morabada Mallikarjun , Principal - President

2. Sri P S Gangadhara, Asst. Prof of Pol. Sci - Convener

3. Dr. Shylaja Asso. Prof of English - Member

4. Sri. Prasad H K Asst. Prof of Commerce - Member

5. Dr K M Komala Asst. Prof of History - Member

6. Smt. L Bhavani Asst. Prof of Economics - Member

7. Dr. H N Seetha Asst. Prof of Kannada - Member

10. Sri. Somashekhar Asst. Prof of Mathematics - Member

11. Sri Balasubramya Librarian - Member