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FAROOK COLLEGE(AUTONOMOUS)

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P R O S P E C T U S2016 - 2017

(ESTD. 1948)Affiliated to the University of Calicut

Re-accredited at A Grade by the NAAC, Bangalore

FAROOK COLLEGE P.O., KOZHIKODE - 673 632Tel :0495 2440660 / 2440661 Fax : 0495 2440464

website : www.farookcollege.ac.in e-mail : [email protected] Admission: website :www.farookcollege.in e-mail:[email protected],

A College with Potential for Excellence - identified by the UGC, New DelhiA College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) identified by UGC.

A Minority Educational Institution recognized by the National Commissionfo r Minority Educat ional Inst i tut ions. No. 840 of 20 07 /37871


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PRAYER

O God, Lord of all, fountain of knowledge,

in Your Name we begin. We submit

ourselves to the day’s mission, and seek

Your blessings and guidance. Let this day

add to our learning, enhance our

commitment, take us forward, and help us

improve our society, our nation, and

humanity at large.

O God, help us learn all that is good, grant

us wisdom to choose good over evil, right

over wrong, and grant us peace and

happiness today and ever.

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arook College since its inception in 1948 has been marching ahead to empower the marginalised

socially and educationally. The seminal role played by the college with the support of its parent body,

the Rouzathul Uloom Association, has greatly contributed to the renaissance of Kerala emphasising on

the uplift of the minorities. The dreams cherished by the visionaries of the past are being materialised

by the management exploring all opportunities available to empower the society. Today, it is the biggest

residential postgraduate institution in Kerala offering 20 Undergraduate and 15 Postgraduate

programmes. Eight of its PG Departments are recognized research centres.

UGC has identified the college as a College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) from 2004. The

college has been re-accredited in 2009 at ‘A Grade’ by the National Assessment and Accreditation

Council ( NAAC), Bangalore with a CGPA of 3.34 on 4 point scale. Acknowledging its commitment to the

cause of the minorities, the National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions,Govt. of India,

granted Minority status to the college in 2007. The University Grants Commission has conferred

autonomous status on the college in 2015.

PRINCIPALProf. E.P. Imbichikoya, M.Com.

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MANAGING COMMITTEEPresident : Mr. P.K. AhamedVice President : Mr. K. KunhalaviSecretary : Mr. K.V. Kunhammed KoyaJoint Secretary : Mr. C.P.KunhimohamedTreasurer : Mr. K.Faisal RahimanManager : Adv. M. MohamadMember : Mr. S.A.R. JifriMember : Mr. N.K. Mohammed AliMember : Dr. Ali FaizalMember : Dr. Azad MoopanEx-officio Member : Principal

ACADEMIC MONITORING CENTREChairman : Adv. M. MohammedP.M. INSTITUTE OF CIVIL SERVICES EXAMINATIONChairman : Jb. Galfar P. Mohammed AliINFORMATICS CENTRE & LANGUAGE LABChairman : Jb. C. P. Kunhimohammed

FACULTIESLanguage & Literature : Arabic, English, Malayalam, Hindi and Urdu.Humanities : Library & Information Science, History, Islamic History, Economics, Sociology,

and Physical Education.Journalism : Mass Communication & JournalismMultimedia Multimedia CommunicationScience : Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Botany

Zoology and PsychologyCommerce & Management : Commerce & Management StudiesStudies

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B.A. Englishi) Audio-Visual Communication

1.

B.A. Malayalam

2.

i) Journalism ii) Kerala Culture

B.A. Economics

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i) MathematicalTools for Economicsii) Indian History

B.A. Sociology

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i) Psychology ii) Indian HistoryB.A. Arabic & Isl. History

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Double (Main)

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8.

Sl.PROGRAMME

COMPLEMENTARY

No. COURSES

PROGRAMMES OFFEREDUNDERGRADUATE - SIX SEMESTERS -1. AIDED:

9.

i) Physics ii) Statistics

B.Sc. Statisticsi) Mathematics

ii) Actuarial Science

B.Sc. Comp. Science

B.Sc. Zoology

B.Com.(Specialsubject Finance)

B.B.A (Specialsubject Finance)

B.Sc. Physics

B.Sc. Chemistry

B.Sc. Botany

i) Mathematics ii) Physics

i) Chemistry ii) Botany

i) Mathematics ii) Chemistry

i) Mathematics ii) Physics

i) Chemistry ii) Zoology

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ii) British History

B.Sc. Mathematics

COMMON COURSES : 1. English 2. Malayalam / Hindi/ Urdu / Arabic (Please refer to CCSS - UG 2011 in the college website)

OPEN COURSES : (Please refer to CCSS - UG 2011 in the college website)

2. Self Financing:

16. B.A.Functional English

17. B.Com ComputerApplications

18. B.Sc. Psychology

i) English Fiction

ii) Indian Writing in English

i) Psychological Statistics

ii) Physiological Psychology

Sl. PROGRAMME

COMPLEMENTARY

No. COURSES

Bachelor of MultimediaCommunication

Journalism


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Sl.PROGRAMME SPECIAL SUBJECT

No.

POSTGRADUATE - FOUR SEMESTERS -

1. AIDED:

12. Master of Library & Information Science(MLISc.)

M.Sc. Chemistry9.

M.A. English1.

M.A. Arabic2.

Islamic HistoryM.A. History3.

4. M.A. Economics

5. M.Sc. Mathematics

6. M.Sc. Statistics

7. M.Sc.

Financial Management11. M.Com.

Wildlife Biology10. M.Sc. Zoology

Electronics8. M.Sc. Physics

.2. Self financing:

13. Bachelor of Library & Information Science(BLISc.1 yr.)

14. MCJ

15. MSc. Psychology

RESEARCH PROGRAMMES LEADING TO Ph.D.

Arabic English Statistics Physics Chemistry Zoology History Computer Science

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DEPARTMENT OF ARABICThe Arabic Department has a tradition as old as the College itself. B.A. Arabic was introduced in 1959 and M.A.

Arabic in 1967. The department is recognized by the Calicut University as a research centre. With professionally trainedmembers on the staff, it provides ample scope for the students to get themselves exposed to translation, communicative

and functional Arabic and software packages in Arabic.

Head Dr. K. Ali Noufal, M.A., M.Phil.Ph.D.

Members

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISHInitiated along with the inception of the college, the department has been running both undergraduate and

postgraduate courses. It is a recognized research centre under the Calicut Unviersity and has been functioning as the

Centre for Advanced Studies and Research in English Language and Literature.

Programme Duration Eligibility Intake

T. Abdul Majeed, M.A., B.Ed. Dr.U.P. Muhammed Abid, M.A., B.Ed.

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Dr. M. Abdul Jaleel, M.A., B.Ed.Ph.D.T.P. Sageerali, M.A., M.Ed.Dr.Abbas. K.P, MA, BEd, M.Phil, Ph.D

Yunoos Salim, M.A., M.Ed.(on FIP deputation)

B.A. EnglishLanguage and Literature

6 Semesters +2 or its equivalent 40Courses and British History

M.A. English 4 Semesters 20in Part III or Part I/ CGPA 2

Ph.D 3-5 Years M.A. English Subject to Availability

Programme Duration Eligibility* Intake

B.A. Arabic & Islamic History 6 Semesters +2 or its equivalent 60

M.A. Arabic 4 Semesters 20

Ph.D. 3 -5 Years M.A. Arabic Subject to availability

* Eligibility to apply for all programes may be revised in accordance with the revisions by the University.Relaxation in eligibilty will be given to eligible communities as per university admission guidelines**An entrance test will be conducted for those who have’nt opted English as the core programme.


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K. Basheer, M.A., B.Ed.

Members

DEPARTMENT OF MALAYALAMThe department is as old as the college and imparts instruction at the undergraduate level. Malayalam as the core

programme is being offered since 1990. In addition to the laurels brought by the members of the department, the department

is noted for its initiative in compiling an epistemological enquiry on the local legends and myths in the area.

C. Ummer, M.A., B.Ed.Dr. M.A. Sajitha, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D.

K. Rizwana Sultana, M.A., B.Ed. (on FIP deputation)K.A. Aysha Swapna, M.A., B.Ed. (on FIP deputation)C. Habeeb, M.A.T. Mufeeda, M.A.Hashmina Habeeb, M.A., B.Ed.

HeadDr. K.M. Nazeer, M.A., M.Phil, Dip in Linguistics

MembersDr. P. Abdul Azeez, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D.P. Kamarudheen, M.A.


B.A. Malayalam Journalism & 6 Semesters +2 or its equivalent 40

courses Kerala Culture

Dr. Lakshmi Pradeep, M.C.J., Ph.D.T. Mansoorali,M.A., M.Phil.

DEPARTMENT OF HINDIThe Department offers common courses in Hindi at the under graduate level.

HeadDr. M. Abdul Jabbar, M.A., M.Ed., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF URDU

The Department offers common courses in Urdu at the under graduae level.Head Dr. Mohammed Saleem Pulsarakath, M.A., Ph.D.

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Dr. Zeenath Muhammed Kunhi, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D

Head

C.H. Abdul Shafeek, M.A., M.PhilE.K.Mohammedali. M.A., B.Ed.,M.Phil.Abdul Sathar. C.P, MAB.A Hamna Mariyam, MA

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICSThe department of Mathematics was established in 1951 and was upgraded as a Postgraduate department in

1959. At present the department offers the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

V. Kunhimon, M.Sc., M.Phil.

Members

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICSEstablished in 1982, the department of Statistics offers undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes in

Statistics. The undergraduate programme, ‘Applied Statistics’ is noted for its combination with Actuarial Science and

Computer Application. The postgraduate programme is focused on Econometrics and Mathematical Economics and it

carries scope for independent enquiry. The department is a recognised centre for research in Statistics.

B.Sc. Mathematics +2 Science group or its equiv- Physics and Statistics 6 Semesters alent with Maths/ Statistics/ 48

Courses Computer Application

M.Sc. Mathematics 4 SemestersB.Sc. Mathematics with 50%of Marks or CGPA 2 20

C.P. Sainaba, M.Sc.Dr. R. Shayida, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.Muhammed Saleem Kunnath, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil.


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Dr. K. Sudheer, M.Sc., Ph.D.Mohammed Nishad, M.Sc., B.Ed.Juvairiya Nalakath, M.Sc., B.Ed.Dr. T. Shafeeq, M.Sc., M.Phil,Ph.D.

B.Sc. StatisticsComplementaryCourses

Mathematics and ActualSceince

6 Semesters +2 with Mathematics,Statistics or Computer 30Application

M.Sc. Statistics 4 Semesters B.Sc. with Mathematics/Statistics as main/ subsidiary 12with 50% of marks/ CGPA 2

P.hD. 3-5 Years M.Sc. Statistics Subject to availability


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HeadDr. P. Anilkumar M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Members

Dr. N.V. Samiyya, M.Sc., M.Phil.Ph.D.C. Ummer Koya, M.Sc.

Dr. K.K. Hamza, M.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. S.D.Krishnarani, M.Sc., M.Phil, B.Ed., Ph.D.Dr. Haritha N. Haridas, M.Sc., Ph.D.R.M. Juvairiyya, M.Sc., B.Ed.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

The Department of Computer Science offers under graduate and post-graduate programmes in Computer Science.The Informatics Centre, the best of its kind in the State of Kerala provides sufficient backup for the practical.It is arecognized research centre under the University.

B.Sc. Computer Science +2 or its equivalent with Physics and 6 Semesters Mathematics, Statistics, 36

Courses Mathematics Computer Application orComputer Science as one ofthe subjects

M.Sc. Computer Science 4 Semesters *B.Sc. with Mathematics/ Statistics/Computer Science

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

The Department of Physics of Farook College was started in the year 1952. Currently the department provides

facilities for academic instructions at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The electronics and general physics

laboratories of the department are renovated in tune with the newly introduced semester system. The department is a

recognized research centre under the University of Calicut.

* 50% of marks/ CGPA 2 (An entrance test will be conducted for admission)


Ph.D 3 -5 Years M.Sc. Computer Science/MCA Subject to availability

Head Dr. K.P. Sanil Shanker, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. V. Kabeer, M.C.A., Ph.D. Rasiya Anwar, M.Sc., M.Phil.

Members K. Shamly, MCA

A. Nusrath, M.Sc., M.Phil. V.V. Sameer, MCADr. P.P. Abdul Haleem, M.Tech., Ph.D. M.C. Mohammed Shameer, MCA

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Ph.D 3 -5 Years M.Sc.Physics Subject to availability

B.Sc. Physics +2 Science group or its Maths and Chemistry 6 Semesters equivalent 48

Courses

M.Sc. Physics 4 Semesters B.Sc. Physics with 50% of 12marks /CGPA 2


P. Saheeda, M.Sc., M.Ed., M.Phil.(on FIP deputation)

Midhun Shah, M.Sc.S.A. Bassam, M.Sc.E. Muhammed Jubeer, M.Sc.

HeadDr. P.A. Subha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Members

P.K. Anas Swalih, M.Sc.P.N. Musfir, M.Sc, M.Phil.Naseef Mohammed, M.Sc., M.Phil.Dr. N.K. Sulfikarali, M.Sc.,Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRYThe Department of Chemistry established in 1957 offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in pure chemistry.

The department is recognized as a centre for research affiliated to the University of Calicut. Being a centre of active

outreach programmes its initiative in pursuing research has been recognized by the UGC.

B.Sc. Chemistry +2 Science group or itsPhysics and Maths 6 Semesters equivalent 48

Courses

M.Sc. Chemistry 4 Semesters Degree in Chemistry with 50% 12of marks or CGPA 2

Ph.D. 3 -5 Years M.Sc. Chemistry Subject to availability

HeadDr. A.K. Abdul Rahim, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Members

P.E. Mohammed Abdul Rasheed, M.Sc.

A.P. Kavitha, M.Sc., B.Ed.(on FIP deputation)

P. Rafeeque, M.Sc., B.Ed.

Dr. Reji Thomas, M.Sc., Ph.D

Shanavas Yoosuf, M.Sc.

Dr.T. Shalina Beegum, M.Sc. Ph.D.

K. Sumayya, M.Sc.

Dr. Sajith, M.Sc., Ph.D


K. Aysha Muhsina, M.Sc.

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P.A. Mohammed Ziyad, M.Sc., M.Phil.


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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANYEstablished in 1968, the department offers undergraduate programme in Botany.

B.Sc. Botany +2 Science group Chemistry and Zoology 6 Semesters or its equivalent with Biology 36

Courses as a compulsory course


Members

The Department of Zoology established in 1957 offers undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes in

Zoology. Wild Life Biology gets prime focus among other optionals for the post-graduate programme and it is the only

centre in Kerala where the above specialization is offered. The Department is a recognized research centre under the

University of Calicut.

B.Sc. Zoology +2 Science group or its Chemistry and Botany

6 Semesters equivalent with Biology

36

Courses as a compulsory course

M.Sc. Zoology 4 Semesters B.Sc. with Zoology as main 12Ph.D. 3-5 Years M.Sc. Zoology Subject to availability

HeadT.P. Shabana, M.Sc., M.Ed.

MembersDr. S.V. Abdul Hameed, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.Dr. A.P. Rashiba, M.Sc., B.Ed.Ph.D.Dr. P. Abdul Gafoor, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Dr. T.R. Sobha, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.V.K. Rahana Moideen Koya, M.Sc., M.A., M.Ed., M.Phil.Dr. Habeeb Rehman, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.V.C. Shabna, M.Sc.


DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

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Dr. Kishore Kumar M.Sc.,Ph.D.

S. Anjana, M.Sc. C.P. Naseeha, M.Sc.

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DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCEThe department offers Bachelor of Library and Information Science(BLISc.) and Master of Library and Information

Science ( MLISc.) The programmes are supplemented with a practical training to develop the essential skills in computer

operation, processing and working of library software.

HeadDr. T.P.O. Nasirudheen, B.Sc., M.L.I.Sc., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYThe department of History, re-designated in 1991, offers postgraduate and research programmes in History. The curriculum

of the PG course carries specialization in Islamic History enabling the students to enjoy the benefits that go along with History

and Islamic History course structure.

MemberDr. K.C. Abdul Majeed, B.Com., M.L.I.Sc., Ph.D.

B.L.I.Sc. 1 YearB.A./B.Sc./B.Com.with 50% of marks 15in aggregate/CGPA 2


M.A. History with specialisation in 4 Semesters Any Degree with 45% of marks 20Islamic History for Part III or CGPA 2

Ph.D 3 -5 Years M.A. History Subject to availability


M.L.I.Sc. (Integrated) 4 Semesters Any Degree with 50% of 15 marks for Part III or CGPA 2

Head

E.K. Fazalurahman, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.

MembersDr. T. Mohammed Ali, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D.Dr. M.R. Manmathan. M.A. B.Ed., Ph.DDr. C.A. Anaz, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.Dr. M. Abdul Nissar.M.A, MPhil. Ph.D


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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

The department which was established in 1981 offers undergraduate programme in Sociology. The department

has a consistent record of academic excellence by achieving very good results in the university examinations and it was

adjudged to receive “Father Puthenkalam ever rolling trophy” for a number of years for its overall performance on and off

campus.

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DEPARTMENT OF MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION

The department which was started in 2013 offers undergraduate programme in Multimedia

Communication.

B.A. SociologyPsychology & 6 Semesters +2 or its equivalent 60

Courses Modern Indian History

P. Badhariya Beegum, M.A., M.Ed.

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGYThe department offers complementary courses in Psychology at the under graduate level.

Head

K. Nisha, M.A., PG Diploma in Psychological Counselling


Member

Bachelor of Multimedia Communication 6 Semesters

+2 or its equivalent with 45%of Marks in aggregate

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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICSThe post-graduate department of economics offers instruction at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The

undergraduate programme focuses on basic economic theory and mathematical skills enabling the students to go in for

higher studies adhering to the language of the discipline. The post-graduate programme is noted for the scope for the field

work and independent enquiry. The course work at the PG level is NET oriented and thematic.


B.A. Arabic & Islamic History 6 Semesters +2 or its equivalent 60

Head

Established in 1948, the department offers undergraduate programme in Islamic History along with Arabic. Thedouble main system without subsidiaries provides instruction in both subjects equally.

DEPARTMENT OF ISLAMIC HISTORY

Member

B.A. Economics Mathematical Tools for Economics 6 Semesters +2 or its equivalent 60

Courses Modern Indian History

M.A. Economics 4 Semesters Degree in Economics/Foreign 20 Trade/ Development Economics with 45% of marks


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A.P. Maimoonath, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCEEstablished in 1951, the department has two streams of curriculum at the undergraduate level in addition to the

postgraduate programme. The undergraduate programmes, B.Com. and B.B.A., are sufficiently backed up by training incomputer education. The programme in commerce at undergraduate level offers Finance as Specialisation. Open courseoffered for B.Com. and BBA are Basic Accounting and Hospitality Management respectively . The post-graduate coursehas Financial Management and Taxation as special components.

other groups with 45% of marks

B.B.A. 6 Semesters +2 in any group / equivalent 50

M.Com. 4 Semesters B.Com./BBA/BBS/BBM 45% of 20marks/ CGPA 2


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HeadK. Mammutty, M.Com.

Members

Dr. P. Unneenkutty, M.Com.,M.A. Eng., Ph.D.J.A. Naushad, M.B.A, M.Phil.P. Milinth, M.Com., C.A. Inter.(on FIP deputation)T. Mohamed Nishad, M.Com., PG Dip(on FIP deputation)

E.K. Hamamali, M.Com., B.Ed.P. Abdul Azeez, M.Com.V.P. Jamshid, M.Com., B.Ed., Dip. in Mgt.(on FIP deputation)R. Reshmi, M.Com., B.Ed., PGDMM, M.Phil.P.K. Shameem, M.Com.K.H. Jasmine, L.L.M. (Part time)Dr.K. Shamsudheen, M.com., M.Phil.

HeadP. Muhammed Rasheed, M.A., B.Ed.

MembersK. Shajitha, M.A., B.Ed.Dr. A.T.Abdul Jabbar, M.A.,Ph.D.

Mhammed Kassim, M.A.,M.Phil.MT.Shihabudheen, M.A., M.Phil.I. Sahadudheen.M.A, M.Phil

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Provisions are made by the department for games including Football, Cricket, Handball, Baseball, Softball, Tennis,

Volley Ball and Badminton. There is a well designed Indoor Stadium and and a well equiped physical fitness centre.

MemberN.V. Fazil Ashar, M.P.Ed.

DEPARTMENTS UNDER SELF FINANCE STREAM(50% Merit Seats - 50% Management Seats)

Sl. No Programme Duration Eligibility Intake

B.A.Functional English6 Semesters +2 or equivalent 24

Complementary English Fiction1.

Courses Indian Writing in English

2. BSc. Psychology -do- -do- 24

3.B.Com. Computer Application

-do- -do- 40

4.*M.C.J

4 Semesters Degree with 45%of marks 15

5 *M.Sc. Psychology -do- Degree with Psychology as 15Core/ Complementary

(50%/CGPA2)

HeadC.Irshad Hassan, M.P.Ed., M.Phil.

* An admission test will be conducted.


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AWARDS, RECOGNITIONS & ACHIEVEMENTS

Accredited at Five Star level by NAAC Bangalore and Re-Accredited at ‘A-Grade’ with 3.34 CGPA

College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) since 2004

e-Campus Award 2014-15 instituted by the University of Calicut

Winner of B Zone, Inter Zone Arts Festivals for several years

R Shankar award instituted by the Government of Kerala

Mouloana Abul Kalam Azad National Literacy Award

Minority status by the National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions

Autonomous Status by the UGC

SALIENT FEATURES

Library Complex with more than 85,000 collections, 172 periodicals with digital library section.

Campus Connectivity with OFC backbone.

E-journal facility (N-List programme of INFLIBNET)

Digital talking book library for visually impaired students.

Largest Residential Campus under University of Calicut with 7 hostels.

4 Men’s hostels

3 Women’s hostels (including working women’s hostel)

Day Care Centre.

Quarters for Teaching and Non-teaching Staff.

PM Institute of Civil Services Examinations.

Publication Division

Foreign students under ICCR programmes.

Continuous and excellent performance of students in Sports.

Handball winners consecutively for last ten yearsy

Badminton champions for the last two years

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Pain and Palliative Clinic

Edu-support: A scheme of the college to support financially weaker students.

Kerala State Centre for Assistive Technology (KSCAT): A state level centre under Kerala State Council for Science,

Technology and Environment for capacity building of differently abled persons.

Childline: A Nation wide project under the Ministry of Women and Child Development in collaboration with Non

Government Organizations and Academic institutions.

Jubilee Health Centre

Infrastructural facilitaties:

Auditorium

Open Air Theatre

SBT Branch

PNB ATM Counter

Cafeteria

Four Seminar Halls

Conference Hall

IT/ Smart Infrastructure:

Informatics Centre (UGC Network Resource Centre)

Statistical Computing Lab

Language Lab

Media Lab

18 Smart Class Rooms

Audio Visual Theatre

Virtual Hall

Sports Infrastructure:

Indoor Stadium,

Physical Fitness Centre

FOSA: Farook College Old Students Association


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An additional three percentage of the seats for undergraduate programmes are reserved for Physically ChallengedCandidates. (Blind : 1%, Deaf : 1% and Orthopaedic : 1%). Two seats in each under graduate (non-professional) programmesare reserved for candidates with outstanding records in sports & games.

COLLEGE LIBRARY One of the biggest of its kind in the state, the library has a collection of more than 85,000 volumes and it subscribes to nearly 170periodicals. Web based OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) is provided to locate the documents available in the library

ADMISSION

Application for admission should be submitted only through the prescribed online application form available in the linkwww.farookadmission.in on or before 30/05/2015.The applicant shall proceed for initial registration for the online application process by using a valid email id.The applicant must confirm their initial registration, through the link available in the confirmation mail sent to their registeredemail id.On confirmation of the initial registration, the applicant shall proceed further to fill the entries in the form.The application fee (including the processing fee) will be Rs. 150/- and for SC/ST applicants the fee will be Rs. 100/-The application fee shall be remitted online through State Bank Collect through the link available in the protal.On successful payment, the applicant will receive a transaction id from State Bank Collect portal.The marks of qualifying examination and relevant details including the transaction id in the application form shall be enteredcorrectly and then submitted for final processing. The applicant will receive an acknowledgement mail confirming thesuccessful submission and payment.No changes/corrections will be allowed after the successful submission of the form.The duly filled in application from the portal shall be printed and submitted at the time of interview for admissionList of Selected candidates will be published on the college notice board and in the college website and will be sent to theirE-mail ID.

Produce the following certificates (original) at the time of interview:Mark list of qualifying examination.Transfer certificate and valid conduct certificate from the institution last attended.Applicants who are elegible for fee concession, the income, community and nativity certificate, issued by the competentauthority.Applicants claiming NCC/NSS/Ex-servicemen weightage or quota for physically handicapped, certificate from the competentauthorities.Equivalency certificate for those who qualified from other Boards/University.Original/ Provisional certificate in the case of PG admission.4 stamp size photos.Applicants under sports quota and physically handicapped should submit printout of the application at the office along withthe self attested copies of all the relevant certificates before 30/05/2015.Parent/guardian should be present at the time of interview.

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FEES STRUCTURE*

Programme (Aided) Tuition Fees Special Fees Caution Deposit(including Lab + Uty Fees.)

B.A., B.Com., BBA 1000.00 (One Year) 920.00 360.00

B.Sc. Maths 1000.00 ,, 1070.00 360.00

B.Sc. Phy., Chem. 1000.00 ,, 1320.00 360.00

B.Sc. Zol., Bot., Stati. 1000.00 ,, 1470.00 360.00

B.Sc. Comp. Science & BMMC 3000.00 ,, 1320.00 360.00

B.L.I.Sc. 800.00 ,, 865.00 350.00

M.A., M.Com. & M.Sc. Maths, M.L.I.Sc. 1800.00 ,, 895.00 600.00

M.Sc. Phy., Chem., Zool., Stati. & Comp. Sc. 1800.00 ,, 2095.00 600.00

Programme - Self Financing

B.Sc. Psychology & BA Func. Eng. 11250.00 (Per sem) 2000.00

B.Com - CA 11250.00 (Per sem) 2000.00

M.C.J. 18750.00 (Per sem) 2000.00

M.Sc. Psychology 22500.00 (Per sem) 2000.00

Registration Fee: Rs. 50.00 for all aided courses and Rs. 200.00 for Self Financing ProgrammesMatriculation Fee: Rs. 100.00Recognition Fee : Rs. 100.00 (for students coming from other Boards & Universities)College Union Fee : Rs. 100.00

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quickly. Books which are in circulation are bar coded. Members are given bar coded ID cards. A seperate section for blindstudents with Braille literature and Digital Talking Book Library has been set up.A well organised Digital Library under MPLADwork of Sri. P.V. Abdul Wahab M.P., has also been set up. Access to e-resources has been provided by the Information and LibraryNetwork (INFLIBNET) Centre of UGC, Ahammadabad. A state of the art, fully air conditioned Audio-Visual Theatre is attached to theLibrary. The Library structure, named after Moulavi Abussabah Ahmed Ali, the founder of the campus, was commissioned by HisExcellency the then President of India Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, on 17th November 2002.

COLLEGE HOSTELS

There are seven Hostels in the college including three hostels for women. A.L.M. Hostel, Azad Hostel, Iqbal Hostel andPresident’s Hostel are for men. A studetn who leaves the hostel before the end of the year will have to pay minimum of six monthsestablishment charges for a term. Admission to the hostels will be for one year and readmission will be on teh basis of studetnsperformence . Application for admission to hostel shall be in the prescribed form. On admission, each boarder should pay Rs.500/- as admission fee and the caution deposit as given below: A.L.M., Azad & Iqbal Hostel: Rs. 2500.00 Women’s Hostel: Rs. 2000.00 Presidents Hostel: Rs. 2500.00

Boarding charges are calculated by dividing the actual expenses every month. Rent and establishment charges will befixed by the college from time to time. Rent free accomodation is provided at the President’s Hostel for poor boys.

SCHOLARSHIPSVarious scholarships from special officer for scholarships and central sector and Fee concessions by the Scheduled

Caste Department are available for the students of the college. An Edusupport scheme and students aid fund are maintained tohelp the needy students. Concessions under Kumara Pillai Commission Report are also granted to eligible students. KeralaState scholarships for Arts and Science courses are available to students in the first year of their study provided they have secured50% marks and above in their qualifying examination and annual income of their parents does not exceed Rs. 1,00,000/-. Thescholarships are awarded on merit cum means subject to the number allotted each year. The income limit for fee concessionfrom scheduled caste department is Rs. 1,00,000/- for Degree and P.G. courses. A scholarship of Rs. 25,000/- has been institutedby Dr. Valiyapalam Ahammed Kutty to sponsor one of the candidates selected for coaching for Civil Services at Hamdard, NewDelhi.

RAGGINGAny disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or

handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities which cause or are likely to causeannoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student or asking thestudents to do any act or perform something which such student will not do in the ordinary course and which has the effect ofcausing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher or ajunior student will be treated as ragging. Ragging of any form is a non-bailable offence and requires criminal procedure. If anyincident of ragging and/or of abetting ragging comes to the notice of the authority, severe action will be taken against suchstudents. Please refer UGC Draft Regulations on Curbing the Menance of Ragging In Higher Educational Institutions, 2009 in

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the website of the college. (www.farookcollege.ac.in.)

ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEEThe Anti-Ragging Committee shall be headed by the Head of the institution and shall consist of representatives of faculty

members, parents, students belonging to the freshers’ category as well as seniors and non-teaching staff. It shall consider therecommendations of the Anti-Ragging Squad and take appropriate decisions, including spelling out suitable punishments tothose found guilty.

ANTI-RAGGING SQUADThe Anti-Ragging Squad shall be nominated by the Head of the institution with such representation as considered

necessary and shall consist of members belonging to the various sections of the campus community. The Squad will have vigil,oversight and patrolling functions. It shall be kept mobile, alert and active at all times and shall be empowered to inspect placesof potential ragging and make surprise raids on hostels and other hot spots. The Squad shall investigate incidents of ragging andmake recommendations to the Anti-Ragging Committee and shall work under the overall guidance of the said Committee.

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL FORUMGrievance redressal forum is an appellate body to hear and decide on the matters related to academic, discipline,

curricular and co-curricular activities which could not be settled at the grievance redressal cell formed at Department level. Thegrievance redressal cell consists of the (1) Head of the Department and (2) Advisor concerned.The grievance redressal forum consists of the following members:

1. Principal (Chairman)2. Staff Advisor3. Convener, Discipline Committee

ETHICS COMMITTEEAn Ethics Committee has been constituted as per the Govt. Order (RT) No. 346/05/H.Edn. dt. 01-03-2005 to monitor

implementation of the decision banning mobile phones, cinematic dance and fashion show on the campus with the co-operationof the College PTA, Staff members, Students’ Union, Management Committee, NSS, NCC, and local authorities.The Committee consists of the following members:

1. Chairman : Principal2. Vice Chairman : PTA Vice President3. Convener : Staff Advisor4. Joint Convener : College Students’ Union Chairman

SURPRISE INSPECTION SQUAD FOR PROHIBITING USE OF MOBILE PHONES

4. Provost5. A member from the College Council nominated by the Principal6. College Union Chairman (Student Representative)

5. Members : Manager, Farook College

NSS Officer, NCC Officer

Ward Member, Grama Panchayath

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A Surprise Inspection Squad has been constituted in the college as per the circular No. 30115/K3/09/H.Edn. dated10.02.2010 of the Higher Education Department, Govt. of Kerala for prohibiting the use of mobile phones in the college.The squad consists of one senior teacher, one lady teacher, one representative of PTA and two representatives of students.

ACADEMIC MONITORING CENTREThe AMC facilitates and co-ordinates research activities among the faculty, publishes working papers and organizes

guest lectures, short term workshops and seminars. It also provides databank for tests and examinations of national andinternational levels.

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSUARANCE CELL (IQAC)Internal Quality Assurance Cell is a body proposed by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) for

performance evaluation, assessment and accreditation and quality upgradation of the College. The prime task of the IQAC is todevelope a system for conscious, consistent, and catalytic improvement in the performance of the institution. The IQAC isfunctioning under the guidance of Quality Advisory Council (QAC) which consists of i) Principal ii) Few Senior AdministrativeOfficers iii) Three to eight teachers iv) One or two members from the Management v) One or two nominees from local society vi)One of the teachers as member secretary (co-ordinator).

P.M. INSTITUTE OF CIVIL SERVICES EXAMINATIONThe Institute of Civil Services Examination is visualized as a major residential centre of excellence for rigorous and

specific training for Civil Services Examination combined with basic academics and personality development. The minimumeligibility for admission is graduation in any discipline. Selection will be on the basis of Common Entrance Test (CET). TheInstitute is supported by Mr. P. Mohamed Ali, Managing Director, Gulfar Group, Muscat.

INFORMATICS CENTREThe Informatics Centre is equipped with a computer network based on Windows NT Network operating system. It

includes a Windows NT server and 40 workstations. The entire project including interior of the centre was provided byM/s. TK.Beefathima Beevi Memorial Charitable Trust, Chaliyam, Kozhikode. The new additions Web Development Centre andthe Cyber House are supported by Jb. E. Ahamed Saheb (Member of Parliament) and Jb. M.P. Abdussamad Samadani (the thenMember of Parliament) under their Local Area Development Programmes. These two projects are the indices of our quest forchanges and innovation. The Centre provides its hi-tech facilities for Multimedia and Animation courses with a vision to carve outhighly qualified professionals to meet the demands of the booming multimedia industry.

CENTRE FOR HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTCentre for Human Resources Development, an autonomous centre housed on the campus, is exclusively designed for

providing training to different groups with different requirements, thereby improving the efficiency and strength of the human resourcesat all levels.

FAROOK INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE SKILLS (FILS)

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This is a hi-tech facility for focussed improvement of communication capabilities. The inter-active multi-media set-upcan cater to regular students and outsiders. The recent renovation making use of the CPE fund has made it a unique one.

PUBLICATIONS DIVISIONThe Publications Division attached to the Abussabah Library Complex streamlines the teaching and academic activities

of the College. It provides a platform for the research and creative efforts of the faculty and the students.

AUDIO-VISUAL THEATREThe Audio – Visual Theatre, supported by Mr. K. Mohamed, Managing Director, K.M. Trading Co., Abudhabi is a fully

airconditioned state-of-the-art venue for seminars and academic programmes. It has provisions for LCD Projectors and otherhitech presentations.

THE ADVISORY SCHEMEA class is placed under the personal care of a teacher designated Advisor. The Advisors will exercise strict disciplinary

control over their wards. They will closely watch their conduct and progress and maintain continuous contact with the parents aswell as the ward. The parent/guardian is expected to maintain regular contact with the Advisor. The Director of Advisory Scheme isresponsible for the implementation of student welfare schemes at the College.

CAREER AND COURSE GUIDANCE CENTREA Career and Course Guidance Centre is housed on the campus. The Centre offers career and course guidance

services for students at all levels. One of the major programmes of the Centre is the IQ test held yearly for the first year undergraduatestudents of the college. It is almost like a talent test for the Civil Service Examination. Normally 80% of the 1st year undergraduatestudents appear for the exam and the short listed candidates will have to undergo group discussion and interview. The selected40 will be admitted to a programme spreading over three academic years where they will be exposed to different modules onmotivation, general studies and the general aspects with regard to the Civil Service Examination.

REMEDIAL COACHING CENTRE FOR SC/ST STUDENTSIt is a recognised Centre to support the SC/ST students in learning process. It is fully supported by the UGC, New Delhi

and does cover subjects like Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Accountancy, Statistics and English.

COACHING SCHEME FOR ENTRY IN SERVICES FOR THE SC/ST STUDENTSIt is a UGC supported scheme to provide coaching classes to SC/ST students for entry in services in Govt., Bank,

Insurance and Public Sector Undertakings.

EDU-SUPPORTThis is a matchless scheme to financially support the poor but meritorious students. The scheme is supported by the

PTA, FOSA Qatar, Kuwait and Dubai Units, well wishers and the teachers of the college.

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It is a UGC supported scheme to provide coaching classes to minority students for entry in services in Govt., Bank,Insurance and Public Sector Undertakings.

INSIGHTCollege has set up a club called INSIGHT for the visually challenged with a good stock of books in Braille script. The club

has installed a Digital Talking Book Library in the Central Library of the College with four computers, scanner and Internetconnectivity. This system facilitates the conversion of English script to audio version for visually challenged students.

NATIONAL CADET CORPSThe National Cadet Corps (NCC) has three wings: NCC (Army), NCC (Navy) and NCC (Girls) with strengths of 106, 50,

and 54 (29 Army, 25 Navy) cadets respectively.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEMEThe aim of the NSS is to promote among the students spirit of service to fellowmen. Social service, adult education, free

medical aid to the poor and rural uplift are some of the important programmes of the scheme. The college has two units of NSSwith a membership of 200 students.

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONThe PTA functions as a link between the students and the college to maintain the good conduct of the wards. It has also

been instrumental in mobilising the resources for the welfare activities of the College. It is operated through duly approvedconstitution.

OLD STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATIONThe purpose of the Association is to foster and retain friendship, contact and co-operation among the alumni through

publication, informal group meetings and other means. The association seeks to further social, literary and cultural interest of theCollege by maintaining an active channel of communication between the College and the alumni.

HEALTH CENTREThe health centre on the campus functions on all days except Sundays and National holidays. The service and medicines

are available at a moderate rate.

CHILDLINEA 24-hour emergency outreach service, CHILDLINE is a free phone helpline (1098) for children in need of care &

protection. It is a project under the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India. CHILDLINE aims to reach out to themost marginalised children and provide shelter, medical care, repatriation rescue, sponsorship, emotional support and guidance.Farook College is a nodal agency of the CHILDLINE, the aim of which is to protect the right of children ensuring access to qualityservice and technology to the poorest of the poor.

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MOTO OF THE COLLEGE: ORA ET LABORA / PRAY AND WORK

A cafeteria is maintained for providing light refreshment to the students and staff of the College. The new structure issupported by the Farook College Old Students’ Association, Dubai Unit.College Rules: College rules are given in the college hand book

DRESS CODEThe dress worn by students shall always be clean, sober and dignified. Men students should not wear Jeans and

T.shirts. Women students shall observe strict modesty in dress. They should avoid dresses with low neck, short or sleeveless

blouse, miniskirts, Jeans, tight/short tops, tops with slit or transparent clothing.

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