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S.V.R.M. COLLEGE-NAGARAM Autonomous and ISO 9001: 2008 certified institution

Re-accredited by NAAC with “A” Grade

PROSPECTUS

U.G., COURSES

2016 – 2017

Shree Velagapudi Ramakrishna Memorial College,Nagaram

AFFILIATED TO ACHARYA NAGARJUNA UNIVERSITY, A.P.

NAGARAM – GUNTUR Dt. – 5222 68.

08648 – 256724 (0) Fax:08648 - 256726

Email: [email protected]

Web link: www.svrmc.edu.in

mailto:[email protected]

LIST OF CONTENTS

S.NO CONTENTS PAGE NO 1 College History 01 2 Vision & Mission 07 3 Executive Committee Members [R.T.E.I.SOCIETY] 08 4 College Principals’ List 09 5 R.T.E.I.SOCIETY Secretaries &Correspondents List 10 6 Administrative Committees Under Autonomy Status

Governing Body, Academic Council, Finance Committee 11

7 Staff Particulars 13 8 Administrative Committees & Associations 17 9 Courses Offered 21 10 Students Admissions 23 11 Academic Plan 24 12 Evaluation 25 13 Attendance,

Penalty For Each Day Absence,

Scholarship Attendance Details

Condo nation Fees

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14 Code Of Conduct Rules 29 15 Other Academic Activities 30 16 Certificates On Demand 32 17 Aluminous Association 33 18 Hostel Facility 34 19 Library 36 20 College Magazine 39 21 Fees Particulars 40 22 Academic Calendar 43 23 Endowments And Scholarships 47

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COLLEGE HISTORY

We feel proud, as the great industrialist and administrator Sri Velagapudi Ramakrishna who was

known to all over the world had been born in Bellamvari palem near Nagaram, on 4-3-1896. With

a view of develop this area economically, socially, Industrially and educationally, he established a

sugar factory in Nagaram. Because of many reasons the sugar factory was shifted to chagallu,

West Godavari District, after successfully running only for two seasons. Understanding

backwardness of this area and the needs of the people Sri Rama Krishna laid a foundation stone

for the establishment of a degree college, in place of Sugar factory with his blessings and support,

the Repalle Taluk Educational improvement society was established with the following Executive

committee.

1. Smt. P. Rajeswari Rama Krishna Life time president

2. Sri P.R. Ramakrishnan Life time Vice – President

3. Sri P.Radha Krishna Gupta Vice – President

4. Sri V.V.Pattabhi Rama Rao Vice – President

5. Sri D.V.Vsatyanarayana Treasurer

6. Sri Dr.N.V.Krishna Rao Secretary & Correspondent

7. Sri M.Raja Gopala Rao Joint Secretary

8. Sri. V.L.Dutt Member

9. Dr.M.Sita Ramaiah Member

10. Sri Prabhala Krishnamurthy Member

11. Sri Padyala Achaiah Member

12. Sri Manthena Venkata Radhakrishnam Raju Member

The motto of this society is to provide educational facility to all the people of this locality.

Sri Rama Krishna was ready to donate around 28.74 acres of Sugar factory land in Nagaram

to the college committee. As many people of this area donated in the form of money to the college

committee. Everybody expected that a Degree college with all facilities would be established in

Nagaram.

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When all arrangements were in progress in establishing the college Sri Rama Krishna

Passed away suddenly on 28th

November, 1968. But his family members were firm in taking

forward his ambition and helped financially to acquire land further needed and also construct

buildings.

As planned earlier, the R.T.E.I started Sri Velagapudi Rama Krishna Memorical Degree

College, on 21 August 1969. Sri Kosa Raju Umapathy, M.A, working as the Head of the

Department of History in the Government Degree college, Macharla was appointed as the

principal on Deputation. Courses of Intermediate, PUC, B.A, and B.Com were started initially. A

Degree college was established for the first time in this area, as the society started B.Sc., course in

1970. The management strove a lot in establishing modern laboratories in all science subjects.

The committee members spent a lot of money and started a new hostel with all facilities for

the students who came here from different distant places. Smt. Vicharapu Maha Lakshmamma

donated Rs. 25,000/-wholeheartedly for the construction of a dining hall with about one lakh

Rupees additional boarding facility was provided to college hostel. A compound wall was

constructed to college hostel spending Rs.50,000/- similarly, a compound wall built on all the four

sides of our college with an amount of Rs. 1 Lakh in 1976

The Hon‟ble president of India Sri V.V Giri, who is a close associate of Late Sri V.Rama

Krishna visited our college on 7th

September, 1970 and laid foundation stone for the main

building of our college. This incident stands as a mile stone in the History of our college.

Nagaram was a remote coastal Village came into light and was known to authoirities for the first

time. This college has been helping financially poor students and moulding their future since its

Inception.

Two major incidents can never be forgotten in the history of the college which took place in

1977. Almost all the buildings of our college were demolished in the severe cyclone that

destroyed the Diviseema region of Andhra Pradesh on 19th

November, 1977. The college library

was also severely damaged in the same cyclone and many numbers of rare collections of books

were lost. It appeared that the back bone of our college had been lost and the future seemed to be

gloomy. Due to the cooperation and co-ordination of the management, staff and students, we

were able to start the class work within a month.

After the effect of cyclone, the KCP limited came forward to construct a cyclone shelter with

eight rooms by spending and amount of Rs.3,15,000. This building is used for college purpose in

general and is used as a cyclone shelter at the time of emergency.

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In 1978-79, the management built students‟ waiting room and Nonresidential student centre

and five class rooms with help of the UGC:The management also provided work shop and

constructed a water tank under COHSSIP. These buildings have provided good facility to the

students.

The Decennail celebrations were organized in the college, which were presided by Sri

Ch.Kondaish, Chief Justice of the high court of Andhra Pradesh on 3rd

, 4th

, and 5th

March, 1980

are remarkable in the history of our college. On this occasion, a seminar was conducted on “Rural

colleges Their impact on the development of the surrounding areas:. This Programme was

attended by Sri M.R.Apparao, Vice chancellor of Andhra University, Sri Y. Nayudamma, famous

scientis, Sri T. Venugopala Rao, Principal, Siddartha Engineering college, Vijayawada. All these

scholars gave inspiring suggestions for the academic growths of students.

In 1980 – 81, the KCP limited constructed eight residential quarters for the college staff with

an amount of Rs. 4.5 Lakshs. In 1982 – 83, the KCP limited constructed a beautiful building for

library and VVS Sugars, Chagallu constructed a building for Zoology department with an amount

of Rs. 8.66 Lakhs.

College day is celebrated on March 4th

every year, which is a “college Founder‟s memorial

Day”. On those days eminent personalities in various fields like Sri Y. Nayudamma. Sri Kotta

Sachidanandamurthy, Sri M.Narayanamurthy, Myneni Hariprasad Rao: Dr.V.L.Dutta were

felicitated greatly.

In the year 1985 – 86, a new course in electronics BSc was started on 14th

December, 1985. A

seminar on “Challenge of Education – A Policy perspective ”was conducted in our college.

The eleventh conference of A.P.History congress was conducted in our college on 5th

and 6th

January 1987. The President of All India History Research Society and Head of the Department

of History, Alighar mrslim University, Prof. Irfan Habeeb participated as the chief guest of the

conference. Professor N.G Ranga, Member of Parliament, Professor D.N.Jha and others delivered

their speeches in the conference.

On this occasion the management started an archeology museum in the college in order to

develop interest towards historical monuments among students and lecturers as well.

Some of the class rooms, cycle stand, compound wall, Hostel Dining Hall were severely

damaged in the cyclone on 9th

May, 1990. The total loss was approximately around 15,00,000.

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Though the Government did not help in any manner, the college management strove a lot to bring

back the collapsed buildings to their original status with its own financial resources.

Sri D. Ramakotaiah, Vice-chancellor of Nagarjuna University inaugurated the bronze statue of

Sri Velagapudi Ramakrishna in the college library on 5th

March, 1991. On this occasion, the

physical education building which had been constructed with an amount of Rs. 1,25,000/- was

also inaugurated

Dr.V.L.Dutt, perment member R.T.E.I society, son of Late Sri Rama Krishna was awarded by

Nagarjuna University for his excellent services in various fields. Sri Dutt was elected as Chairman

of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industries (FICCI). He is the first Telugu

industrialists who have been honored with such position. He is also the life time member of

Repalle Taluk Education Society. He was grandly felicitated by our college management,

Teaching and Non-Teaching staff on 31 – 8 – 1991. This felicitation was attended by Eminent

personalities like Sri Jasthi Eswara Prasad,justice,High court of Andhra Pradesh, Sri

P.V.Chowdary, Justice, Sri P.Venkata Reddy, Director, Department of Higher Education, Smt.

Chamanthi Eswara Prasad, Smt. P.Venkayamm.

A new B.Sc. course with computer science as the main subject was started in our college in the

year 1991- 1992

The Silver jubilee celebration was grandly celebrated on 4th, 5

th and 6

th March, 1994. Sri S.R.K. Prasad,

then the college committee chairman and son of Smt. Rajeswari Rama Krsihna, Sri V.Changal Reddy,

Chairman Tiruman Tirupathi Devasthanam board, justice Avula Sambasiva Rao, Prof. Kotta

Sachidanandamurthy, Prof.Y.C.Simhadri, Former Vicechancellor, Nagarjuna University, Dr. K.Raja Rama

Mohana Rao, Dr.D.Rama Kotaiah, Former Vice Chance, Nagarjuan University, Dr. Lingam Surya

Narayana, Vice chancellor, Medical and Health University, Dr. Kakarla Subba Rao, Director, Medwin

Hospitals, Dr.P.Krishnam Ruju, Professor, Dept. of Cargiology, Usmania Hospitals, Tripuraneni

Venkateswara Rao, Managing Director, SPARTEX Limited, Sri Turlypati Koteswara Rao, Famous

journalist, K. Viswanath, Cine Director, M.J.Manikya Rao, Former president ACTA participated in the

celebration. A number of old students of the college were also present in the celebrations.

On this occasion, the Alumni association collected Rs. 3,00,000 towards the construction of

old students‟ silver Jubilee building in the college. The old student Association grandly felicitated

the founder secretary and correspondent Dr.N.V. Krishna Rao. A permanent hostel building with

nine rooms was constructed with the donations collected form college staff members and fresh

donations form the donors of the college. This hostel building was named after Dr. N.V. Krishna

Rao.

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A building for computer center was constructed with financial Aid granted by the UGC in

1993 – 94, The College Alumni Association building was also constructed and inaugurated in the

same Academic year. In 1995, the stature of the college was elevated to the national level by

conducting a national level seminar sponsored by Indian council of Historical research. In 1997

and 2001, Annual sessions of Guntur District History congress were held in our college.

In 1998, we started BCA,BACA courses. On 21st September, 1998, founder secretory and

correspondent Dr. NVK Rao‟s statue was unveiled.

In 2001, we conducted a seminar on “the importance of social sciences and its future”. In this

seminar Prof Dada Abdul Bakar, participated as Chief Guest.

On 27th

and 28th

, January 2001 the college conducted Inter collegiate programming contest

and Exhibition. Vice Chancellor Prof C.V.Raghavulu, Prof P.Trimurthi, Pro B.Subba Rao were

present on this occasion.

We started P.G. Courses with Chemistry (Organic) in 2003-04. Now 4 P.G. Courses are

existing.

NAAC ACCREDITITATION :

In 2005. The college management applied for accreditation to NAAC and submitted

self-study report in June 2006. NAAC Peer team visited our college, on 6,7, 8th

,

September, 2006 for accreditation.

NAAC peer team chairman Prof B.Hanumaiah, along with the other members Prof

M. Dasan, Prof Sampat Kumar, Prof R. Sujatha and P. Shan Bhag visited all

departments of the college and submitted their report. Basing on their report the

college was accredited to the B+ grade.

The college applied for NAAC reaccreditation in July 2013. The peer committee

visited the campus on Feb 3rd

, 4th

and 5th

of 2014. Later the college was reaccredited

at “A” grade.

Construction of new building with Examination hall and four class rooms was

completed with the UGC and special fee funds.

We are planning to start new courses which are suitable for the present situation.

In 2011 – 2012, we conducted the following national seminars sponsored by UGC.

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1. The role of Bio informatics in understanding development of Biology in 2012.

2. INSPIRE internship programs sponsored by DST were also conducted. During 2011-

12 three programs were conducted. During 2012 – 13 two programs were conducted.

3. An indoor stadium was sanctioned by UGC. The estimated cost was Rs. 75,00,000.

This was completed and inaugurated in 2013.

ISO CERTIFICATION:

The college got certification of ISO - 9001: 2008 dated 25th

June 2013. Latter it was re-

certified on 25th

June 2014 and 25th

June 2015.

AUTANOMOUS STATUS:

The UGC granted AUTANOMUS status from 2011 - 12 academic years. Now this is the

6th

year of autonomy.

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VISION

The vision is to provide holistic education and employability through higher education for

rural marginalized youth of the area with values of „Love – Truth – God‟.

MISSION

To provide proper training to rural youth of the region

To design academic programs through which the learner fits to global necessity

To create and promote, brain storm skills of creativity and innovation inherent in young

minds of the area

A sound value education system instilling the values of hard work, discipline and service

mindedness.

To impart holistic education based on ethical values of Truth, Love, God. It enables the

learners to develop as intellectually mature morally upright, socially responsible and

spiritually inspired leaders to serve the society

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THE REPALLE TALUK EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY : REPALLE

LIST OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS.

Name Designation

Smt Rajeswari Ramakrishnan President (Life Time)

Dr.S.R.K.Prasad Vice President (Life Time)

Sri Velagapudi Lakshman Dutt Member (Perpetual)

Smt.Damerla Jhansi Lakshmibhai Member (Perpetual)

Sri.Tunuguntla Venkata Panduranga Rao, Vice President

Sri.Narra Venkata Krishna Prasad, Vice President

Dr.R.Prabhakar Secretary & Correspondent

Smt.Kurra Avarna Joint Secretary

Sri Vallabhaneni Buchaiah Chowdary, Treasurer

Sri.Gajula Venkateswara Rao Member

Sri.Dhulipala Lakshmi Srinivasa Rao, Member

Sri.Katragadda Haranadha Babu, Member

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COLLEGE PRINCIPALS’ LIST

1 . Sri K.Umavara Murthy, MA., 1969-77

2 . Sri N.V.S.Srinivasa Rao,M.Sc., 1977-78

3 . Sri K.Umarava Murthy,M.A. 1978-83

4 . Sri N.Koteswara RAo, B.Com., (Hons) 1983-93

5 . Sri K.Ravi Babu, M.A., (Lit.) 1993-98

6 . Sri M.V.Subba Rao, M.Sc., Ph.D 1998-2000

7 . Sri C.Suryanarayana Raju, M.Sc., 2000-01

8 . Sri A.V.Raghava Rao, M.Com. 2001-03

9 . Sri B.Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc., M.Phil (FAC) 2003-04

10. Sri K. Sambasiva Rao, M.Sc., M.Phil (FAC) 2004-05

11. Sri V.K. Mohan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.d., 2005-06

12. Sri J.Mohana Rao, M.Sc., 2006-07

13. Sri P. Gopi Chandra Swamy, M.A., (Lit) 2007-08

14. Dr.K. Surendra Babu, M.Sc., Ph.D. 2008-09

15. Sri G.S.B. Prabhakara Rao, M.Sc. 2009-10

16. Sri Burra Ratna Raju, M.A., (Litt.) 2011-

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The Repalle Taluk Educational

Improvement Society (R.T.E.I)

SECRETARIES 1 .Dr.N.V. Krishna Rao, M.B.B.S., 22-02-1969 to 6-12-1991

2 .Sri K. Umavara Murthy, M.A., 07-12-199 to 10-10-1998

3 .Sri A.D.L. Prasad, M.E. (N.Y.) 11-10-1998 to 2014

4. Dr. R. Prabhakar 2014 -

CORRESPONDENTS 1 . Dr.N.V. Krishna Rao, M.B.B.S., 22-02-1969 to 30-05-1983

2 .Sri K. Umavara Murthy, M.A., 01-06-1983 to 20-10-1998

3 .Sri Vemulapalli Subba Rao 21-10-1998 to 08-05-2007

4 .Sri A.D.L. Prasad,M.E. 09-05-2007 to 2014

5. Dr. Kosaraju. Lakshmi Narayana 2014

6. Dr. R. Prabhakar 2014 -

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ADMINISTRATION

1 .Sri Kodali Sambasiva Rao, M.Sc., M.Phil O.S.D

2 .Dr. K. Surendra Babu,M.Sc., Ph.D Director, P.G.Cources,

Controller of Examinations 3 .Sri Burra Ratna Raju, M.A. (Litt.) Principal

4 .Sri M. Sudhakara Rao, M.Sc., B.Ed., Vice-Principal

5 .Sri A.Harikrishna, M.A Principal,

Incharge Intermediate Course

Administrative committees under Autanomy status - 2016-17

GOVERNING BODY

1 .Dr.S.R.K. Prasad - Vice President RTEI Society

2 .Sri Dr. R. Prabhakar. - Secretary & Correspondent

3 . Sri V. Butchiah Chowdary - Treasurer, R.T.E.I Society

4 .Dr. K.Surendra babu - Director, P.G. Courses

5 .Sri. V. Srimannarayana -Member, RTEI Society

6 .Sri Dr. P. Srinivasa Rao -Staff representative SVRMC

7 .Sri R.T.Ravi - Educationalist (or) Industrialist

8 .Prof. M. Mustafa - UGC Nominee

9 .Prof. M. Madhusudhana Rao -State Govt. Nominee

10. Prof. K. John Paul -university Nominee

11. Sri B. Ratna Raju -Principal

12 . Sri. S. Dass - Teaching Staff Member

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ACADEMIC COUNCIL MEMBERS 1 .Sri B.Ratna Raju, M.A. Chairman, Principal

2 .S.Dass, M.A., M.Phil., -H.O.D., English Dept

3 .Smt. K. PUshpamma, M.A -H.O.D., Telugu Dept

4 .Smt. K. Vijaya Kumari, M.A -H.O.D. Hindi Dept

5 .Sri G. Hanumantha Rao, M.Sc., M.Phil.,- -H.O.D., Mathematics Dept

6 .Sri Goli. Srinivasa Rao -H.O.D., Chemistry Dept

7 .Dr. P.Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc., Ph.D., -H.O.D., Physics & Electronics Dept

8 . Smt. T. Madhavi Glori, M.Sc - HOD., Botany Dept.

9 . Sri A. Tirumaleswara Rao, M.Sc. - HOD., Zoology Dept

10 . Sri . K.V.N.R. Sai Krishna , M.Sc., M.Phil. - HOD., Computer scienses

11 . Sri.A. Hari Krishna, M.A - HOD., Political Scienses

12 . Sri. V. Vishnu Vardhana Rao, M.Com - HOD., Commerces Dept

13. Sri. M. Dasu, M.A, M.Phil - HOD., History Dept

14 .Sri. M. Sudhkara Rao, M.Sc - Vice - Principal

15 .Sri.M.Dass, M.A, M.Phil - Member Secretary

16 . Prof. A.V. Dattatreyarao

O.S.D., A.N.U, Guntur. - University Nominee

17 . Prof. B.R . Victor Babu - University Nominee

Principal, College of Sciences

A.N.U, Guntur

18 . Sri Velagapudi Ramakrashna - Industrial Member

Deputy General Manager

V.V.S.SUGARS

19 . Sri. G. Narisimha Rao, M.A, L.L.B - Lawyer

20 . Sri. P.V.Ramarao - Industrial Member

Deputy General Manager

21 . Dr. N.Koteswara Rao, M.D - Doctor

FINANCE COMMITTEE : 1 . Sri. B. Rathna Raju, M.A - Chairman

Principal

2 . Sri. CH.S.R. Murthy, -Member

3 . Sri. M. Sudhakara Rao, M.Sc -Member

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STAFF PARTICULARS 2016-2017

TEACHING STAFF Department of Telugu

1 Sri B.Ratna Raju, M.A , Prinicipal

2 Dr.K.Pushpamma, M.A, HOD in Telugu

Department of English

1 Sri S.Dass,M.A,M.Phil, HOD in English

2 Sri V.Raveendra Babu,M.A,LLB, Lecturer in English

Department of Hindi

1 Smt.K.Vijaya Kumari, M.A, HOD in Hindi

Department of Mathematics

1 Sri G.Hanumantha Rao, M.sc,M.phil,HOD in Mathematics

2 Sri U.Siva Prasad , M.sc,Lecturer in Mathematics

3 Sri KSNHR Prasad, M.Sc, Lecturer in Mathematics

Department of Physics

1 Sri Dr.P.Srinivasa Rao,M.sc,M.Phil, P.hd, HOD in Physics

2 Sri G.Srinivasa Rao,M.sc, Lecturer in Physics

3 Ms S. Krishna Veni ,M.sc,Lecturer in Physics

4 Smt.Chenchu Lakshmi,M.Sc, Lecturer in Physics

Department of Chemistry

1 Sri M.Sudhakara Rao,M.sc,B.Ed, Vice Principal

2 Sri G.Srinivasa Rao,M.Sc,Lecturer in Chemistry

3 Sri P.Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc, HOD in Chemistry

Department of Botany

1 Sri A.Srinivasa Rao, M.sc, Lecturer in Botany (FDP)

2 Smt.T.Madhavi Glory , M.Sc , HOD in Botany

3 Rama Krishna, M.Sc, Lecturer in Botany

Department of Zoology

1 Sri A.Tirumaleswara Rao, M.Sc,B.Ed , HOD in Zoology

2 Sri K.Suresh Babu , M.Sc, M.phil,Lecturer in Zoology

3 Dr.Y.Tarakalakshmi, M.Sc, Ph.D, Lecturer in Zoology

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Department of History

1 Sri M.Dasu,M.A,M.phil, HOD in History

2 Sri Ch.Anil Babu, M.A, Lecturer in History

Department of Economics

1 Smt.K.Kanakaratnam, M.A, HOD in Economics (FDP)

2 Sri B.Prakash Babu,M.A, Lecturer in Economics

3 Sri S. Vijaya Babu, M.A, B.C,B.Ed, Lecturer

Department of Political Science

1 Sri A.Hari Krishna, M.A,LLB,M.Phil, HOD in Political Science

2 Sri M.V.Sivaiah, M.A,B.ed Lecturer in Political Science

Department of Commerce

1 Sri V.Vishnuvardhana Rao,M.Com, HOD in Commerce

2 Sri K. Jaya Babu ,M.Com , Lecturer in Commerce

3 Sri P. Srimannarayana ,M.Com, Lecturer in Commerce

4 Smt. Y. Tulasi Jyothi ,M.Com, Lecturer in Commerce

5 Sri.G.Ankamma Rao, M.Com , Lecturer in Commerce

6 K.Madavi Kumari,M.Com, Lecturer in Commerce

Department of Computer Science

1 Sri KVNR Sai Krishna,M.Sc,M.Phil, HOD in Computer Science

2 Sri K. Pradeep Kumar, M.Sc , Lecturer in Computer Science

3 Sri D. Sarath Babu , M.Sc , Lecturer in Computer Science

4 Sri P. Siva Ramakrishna Reddy, M.CA, Lecturer in Computer Science

5 Sri P.Dharamendra, M.Sc, Lecturer

Electronics Dept

1 Sri A. Brahmaiah, M.Sc , Lecturer in Electronics

Physical Education Dept

1

Sri Samba Murty ,M.A,MPED

Physical Director.

Library

1

Sri. Sajja. Srinivasa Rao, M.C.M, M.Li.Sc

Librarian

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NON – TEACHING STAFF

NON TEACHING STAFF (AIDED & UNAIDED)

S.No. Name of the Employee Designation

Physics Department

1 Sri . M.Venkateswara Rao(A) Jr. Asst.

2 Sri A.J. Kennedy Lab Boy

3 Sri D.V.Ramana Lab Boy

Chemistry Department

1 Sri D.Ravi Teja(A) Store Keeper

2 Sri P.Nancharaiah Lab Boy

3 Sri P.Nageswara Rao Lab Boy

Zoology Departmernt

1 Sri. M.Koteswara Rao(A) Lab Boy

Botany Department

1 Sri K.S.R. Murthy Attender

Computer Science Department

1 Sri M.Nageswara Rao Lab Boy

Library Department

1 Sri. VVVT Kumar(A) Water Boy

2 Sri N. Rama Krishna(A) Library Boy

3 Sri. Y.Srinivasa Rao Lib Boy

Office

1 Sri P. Amaresh Office Incharge.

2 Sri. L Suresh Babu Office Asst.

3 Sri K.V. Subba Rao Office Asst.

4 Sri U.Srinivasa Rao Office Asst.

5 Sri G.Ratna Babu Office Asst.

6 Sri A. Narasimha Rao System Operator

7 Smt. R. Sireesha System Operator

8 V. Siva Subrahmaneswara Rao Civil Works Supervisor

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9 Sri M. Srinivasa Rao Office Asst.

10 Sri T.Babu Rao System operator(Net)

11 Sri J. Srinivasa Rao Lab Boy

12 Sri P.Subba Rao Electrician

13 Sri S.V Reddy Attender

14 Sri. V. Ram Babu Jr. Asst.

15 Sri. P. Appa Rao (A) Sweeper

16 Sri. M.Srinivasa Rao(A) Sweeper

17 Sri. S. Srinivasa Reddy(A) Attendar

Others

1 Smt.G.Samudralamma(A) Women Attendant

2 Sri. G.Koteswara Rao(A) Watchman

3 Sri B. Dasu Scavenger

4 Sri B. Veeraiah Watchman

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ADMINISTRITIVE COMMITTEES & ASSOCIATIONS, 2016-17 a). Disciplinary committee:

1. B. Ratna Raju, M.A, Chairman, Principal 2. Goli Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc, Convener 3. M. Sudhakara Rao, M.Sc, Member Vice-Principal 4. S. Dass, M.A, M.Phil, Member 5. G. Hanumantha Rao, M.Sc., M.Phil, Member 6. K. Vijaya Kumari, M.A, Member 7. Gadde Sreenivasa Rao, M.Sc, Member 8. Samba Murty, B.A., M.P.Ed., Member Phycial Director b) Examination Cell :

1. Dr. K. Surendra Babu, M.Sc, Ph.D, Controller of Examinations 2. Dr. G. Hanumantha Rao, M.Sc, Ph.D. Addl. Controller of Examinations 3. Sri. K.V.N.R. Sai Krishna, M.Sc, M.Phil. Addl. Controller of Examinations 4. Sri. Suresh Babu Jr. Asst. 5. Sri Narasimha Rao System Operator c) Results Publication committee:

1. Sri Gadde. Srinivasa Rao M.Sc Convener

2. Sri V.V.V.Rao Member

3. Dr. Kishore, M.Sc, Ph.D Member

d) Academic calander committee:

1. Goli Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc, Convener

2. Smt. K. Vijaya Kumari, M.A, Member

3. M. Dasu, M.A, M.Phil, Member

4. Gadde Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc, Member

5. K.V.N.R. Sai Krishna, M.Sc, M.Phil Member

e) Library Advisory committee:

1. Sajja. Sreenivasa Rao, M.C.A, M.Li.Sc, Convener

2. S. Dass, M.A, M.Phil, Member

3. B. Prakash Babu, M.A, Member

4. V. Gopikrishna, M.A, Member

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f) Time – table committee:

1. Sri. Gadde. Srinivasa Rao Convener

2. M. Sudhakara Rao, M.Sc, Member

3. Dr. P. Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc., Ph.D. Member


5. B. Prakash Babu,M.A, Member

6. A. Tirumaleswara Rao, M.Sc, Member

g) Sports Committee:

1. Samba Murty, B.A., M.P.Ed., Convener

Phycial Director

2. M. Sudhakara Rao, M.Sc, Member

3. G. Hanumantha Rao, M.Sc, M.Phil, Member


5. Gadde Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc., Member

6. T. Madhavi Glory, M.Sc, Member

7. V. Ravindhra Babu, M.A, Member

h) Employment and placement cell:

1. Ravindra Nadh, M.A, (Litt) Convener

2. Sajja Sreenivasa Rao, M.Li.Sc, M.C.A, Member


4. Smt. K. Pushpamma, M.A (Litt), Member


6. K.V.N.R. Sai Krishna, M.Tech., M.Phil, Member

7. U. Siva Prasad, M.Sc, Member

i) Admissions committee:

1. Goli Sreenivasa Rao, M.Sc., Convener


3. M. Dasu, M.A, Ph.D, Member

4. V. Vishnuvardhana Rao, M.Com, Member

5. L. Suresh babu, M.Sc, Member

j) Anti Ragging Committee:

1. G. Hanumantha Rao, M.Sc, M.Phil, Convener

2. Goli Sreenivasa Rao, M.Sc., Member


4. P. Sreemannarayana, M.Com., Member

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k) Grievance and redressal cell for Boys:

1. M. Sudhakara Rao, M.Sc, Convener

Vice - Principal

2. Goli Sreenivasa Rao, M.Sc., Member

HOD, Chemistry Dept


HOD, Mathematics Dept

l) Grievance and redressal cell for Girls:

1. Smt. K. Vikaya Kumari, M.A, Convener

HOD, Hindi Dept

2. Smt. T.Madavi Glory, M.Sc Member

HOD, Botany Dept

3. Smt. Kalyani, M.Sc Member

m) Advisory committee for N.C.C:

1. Dr.G. Hanumantha Rao, M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D Convener

2. M. Dasu, M.A, Ph.D, Member

3. Gadde. Srinivasa Rao,M.Sc Member

n) Advisory committee for N.S.S:

1. K.S.N.H.R. Prasad, M.Sc, Convener

Programme Officer, (Unit-1)

2. L.Suresh Babu, M.Sc Convener

Programme Officer, (Unit-2)


4. V. Vishnuvardhnana Rao, M.Com, Member

o) Building committee:

1. Dr. K. Surendra Babu, M.Sc., Ph.D., convener

Director, P.G. Courses

2. Goli Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc, Ph.D, Member

3. A. Hari Krishna, M.A, Member

p) Red Ribbon club:

1. Smt. T. Madhavi Glory, M.Sc., Convener

2. Sri. P. Prakash Babu, M.A, Member

3. Sri. K.V.N.R.Sai Krishna,M.Sc, M.Phil Member

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q) Youth Redcross wing :

1. Smt. T. Madhavi Glory, M.Sc., Convener



r) Attendence committee :

1. M. Sudhakara Rao, M.Sc., Convener

Vice - Principal

2. Dr.G. Hanumantha Rao, M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D Member

3. P. Sreemannarayana, M.Com., Member

4. K.S.N.H.R. Prasad, M.Sc., Member

s) Alunmni Association :

1. M. Sudhakara Rao, M.Sc., Convener

Vice - Principal

2. Gadde Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc., Member


4. V. Vishnuvardhana Rao, Member

t) College Magazine committee :

1. S. Dass, M.A., M.Phil., Convener

2. Smt. K. Vijaya Kumari, M.A., M.Phil Member

3. Dr. K. Pushpamma, M.A, Ph.D Member

4. Smt. T. Madhavi Glory, M.Sc., Member

5. K.V.N.R. Sai Krishna, M.Sc, M.Phil, Member

u) Research and Academic cell :

1. Dr. K. Surendra Babu, M.Sc, Ph.D, Convener

Director, P.G. Courses

2. Dr. P. Srinivasa Rao, M.Sc., Ph.D. Member


4. Dr.G.Hanumantha Rao, M.Sc,M.Phil,Ph.D Member

5. K.V.N.R. Sai Krishna, M.Sc, M.Phil, Member

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U.G. COURSES OFFERED 3 year Degree courses : Telugu medium

B.A :

Part – I : Languages

Telugu or Hindi & English

Part – II : Group Subjects

History, Political Science, Economics

B.Com :




Costing or Income tax paper in optional;

Other 12 paper are compulsory.

B.Sc.(C.B.Z) :




Chemistry, Botany & Zoology

B.Sc (M.P.C)




Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry.

B.Sc (M.P.C) (English Medium) :




Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry

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Self-Finance courses :

B.Sc (M.P.Comp) (English Medium) :

Part – I : Languages : Telugu or Hindi & English

Part – II :Group Subjects: Mathematics, Physics & Computer Science

B.Sc (M.P.E) ( English Medium) :

Part – I :Languages: Telugu or Hindi & English

Part – II :Group Subjects : Mathematics, Physics & Electronics

Along with the subjects mentioned the following paper is compulsory for all groups Degree students.

I year : Contemporary India, Fundamentals of computers.

II year : Environmental Science & Office Automation tools.

III Year : Science Technology & Development.

B.Com (Computer applications) (English medium)

Part – I :Languages : Telugu or Hindi & English

Part – II :Group Subjects : Along with compulsory 12 papers,

Report Generator and Database applications as optional paper

FOUNDATION COURSES :

Besides the above part - 1 and part - 2 subjects, every degree students has to study the

following subjects as foundation courses. These are also have Semester end Examination.

Minimum pass percentage is compulsory.

Every semester end foundation course examination total marks: 50.

Out of this minimum pass mark is 20.

There is no Mid Term Examination (Internal) for All the Foundation Courses.

Only Semester End Examination (External) will be held

I. Semester

a) Human Values and professional ethics

b) Communication and soft skills

II. Semester

a) Environmental Education

b) Information and Communication Technology

III Semester

a) Communication and soft skills

b) Entrepreneurship

IV Semester

a ) Information and communication technology

b ) Citizenship Education

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Students Admissions

U.G. COURSES :

Procedure regarding admission of students into various courses:

1 . A student has to apply in the prescribed application form only. This form is available in the

college office on payment of Rs. 100/-

2 . Separate application forms are available in the college office for different Degree Classes.

3 . The student has to enclose the following self-attested Photostat copies

along with his application form.

a) Intermediate pass certificate

b) Transfer Certificate

c) Conduct Certificate

d) Migration Certificate (if the applicant belongs to other university)

e) Recognition Fee :

f) In case of B.C., S.C. and S.T. applicants Caste Certificate is enclosed.

4 . The filled in application forms must be returned to the college office within 15 days of

Intermediate results publication.

5 . The selection of students into the degree classes is based on merit. The committee. This

merit list is prepared according to the roaster system rules by the Admissions committee.

6 . The selected list is displayed on the notice board.

7. The fees particulars of different degree classes available from the college office. The

selected students must pay the fee within the prescribed date. The students will lose

admission if he cannot pay the fee in time.

8. A student, once admitted into a particular group is not allowed to change his/her Elective

subjects (Second Language or Group subjects).

9. Education tours :

Regarding B.Sc., C.B.Z. group students have to participate in the District level education

tour, to be conducted by H.O.Ds of Botany and Zoology department.

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B .Academic Plan :

Under autonomous system, S.V.R.M. College has adapted the Semester system. The Academic year is divided into two semesters, each consisting of 90 instructional days.

The odd semester is from June to October and the even semester is from November to March. Each semester is a complete unit by itself. The instructional methods include conventional lectures, classroom interactions, guest lecturers, seminars, symposia, Study, etc. The syllabi and the model Question papers will be provided by the respective departments.

The college introduced Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) from the year 2015 -16. Under this the students result is expressed as CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average.)

CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION

Generally each degree course has 36 hours per week as instructional periods.

The instruction of each course is as follows :

a). Academic year divided into two semesters. Each Semester has at least 90 instructional days.

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Evaluation Method for III year students

The students’ academic career evaluation is semester wise. Each semester has two types of assessment procedures.

a). Internal Evaluation :

Each semester has two midterm examinations. Each one has weightage of

20marks.

Each examination is conducted by the Principal, with the help of common schedule.

Each subject paper Total Marks = 40 marks.

Out of the two midterm examinations, the highest marks secured exam in selected as midterm evaluation.

The question paper setting is the responsibility of the concerned staff member/

Members, who teach the paper.

The valuation of the Answer scripts is by the faculty member, who teaches the paper’s syllabus.

b) External evaluation :

Each semester has Semister end examinations. Total Marks: 70

The question papers are set by external setter i.e. other college faculty member.

Subject wise

A set of three different question papers are set by three different external

Paper setters, subject wise.

One hour before, out three question papers set one is picked up through a draw by a senior most staff member. This paper is served as external question paper.

c) Student’s attendance :

Attendance weightage = 5 marks

These five marks are allocated as follows :

% of attendance Marks i) Between 90-100 5 Marks ii) Between 80-90 4 Marks iii) Between 75-80 3 Marks iv) Between 60-75 2 Marks v) Between 50-60 1 Marks

d) Student continuous assessment :

Weightage : 5 marks

The number of marks awarded is purely concerned with the Lecturer / Lecturers personal impression regarding the student’s academic progress.

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Evaluation Method for I & II year students under CBCS syllabus

The students’ academic career evaluation is semester wise. Each semester has two types of assessment procedures.

a). Internal Evaluation :

Each semester has two midterm examinations. Each one has weightage of

15marks.

Each examination is conducted by the Principal, with the help of common schedule.

Each subject paper Total Marks = 30 marks.

Out of the two midterm examinations, the highest marks secured exam in selected as midterm evaluation.

The question paper setting is the responsibility of the concerned staff member/

Members, who teach the paper.

The valuation of the Answer scripts is by the faculty member, who teaches the paper’s syllabus.

b) External evaluation :

Each semester has Semister end examinations. Total Marks: 75

The question papers are set by external setter i.e. other college faculty member.

Subject wise

A set of three different question papers are set by three different external

Paper setters, subject wise.

One hour before, out three question papers set one is picked up through a draw by a senior most staff member. This paper is served as external question paper.

c) Student’s attendance :

Attendance weightage = 5 marks

These five marks are allocated as follows :

% of attendance Marks i) Between 90-100 5 Marks ii) Between 80-90 4 Marks iii) Between 75-80 3 Marks iv) Between 60-75 2 Marks v) Between 50-60 1 Marks

d) Student continuous assessment :

Weightage : 5 marks

The number of marks awarded is purely concerned with the Lecturer / Lecturers personal impression regarding the student’s academic progress.

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B. Attendance :

1. Theory :

i) 75% of attendance is sufficient for being admitted to the Semester end, but the college insists

on regular attendance at all classes. Therefore, no student should be absent even for one period

either in the morning session or in the afternoon session. He /She will lose half-a-day attendance.

ii) A student should apply for leave only in the prescribed form. Leave may be granted. only at

the discretion of the Principal/Vice-Principal.

iii) When a student takes leave for a day or two, he/she should submit his/her leave either before

takes leave of on the day or return from leave.

iv) If leave is requested for reasons of illness for more than two days, medical certificate must be

attached to the application which shall be submitted as early as possible but later that day of return

form leave.

v) Leave letter submitted after the time limit will not be accepted.

vi) If a student is absent continuously for more then 12 working days without leave, his/her name

will be removed from the rolls.

vii) Permission for representing the college in extra circular activity like Sports, games,

Cultural Festivals, NCC, NSS etc., should be obtained in advance from the Principal.

viii) Once the list of students not having sufficient attendance is put up on the notice-board at the

end of the semester, no request will be entertained.

ix) The penalty for each day absence is Rs. 2/-.Generally every month’s attendace

particulars is displayed on notice bord with fines due.

Scholarship Attendance:

X) The catogorised students i.e. Belonging who B.C, S.T, or S.C, have to put up 75% of

attendance every month to get their Scholarship in full. Otherwise, in case of less than

75% attendance in any month the student lose the scholarship money proportionately.

xi) Condonation Fees : The students who did not put up 75% of attendance, the period of

attendance less for to attend examination, the principal has right to Condon the said period at

his discretion.

Penalty details are

Between 65% to 74% - Rs. 500/-,

64% to 55% - Rs.1000/-.

54% to 50% - Rs.2000/-.

The students must submit the medical certificate from the Doctor working in

PHC.

The students who has below 50% attendance are not eligible to appear

examinations

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2 . Practicals :

The minimum attendance for Practicals is 80% of the total practicals done during the

academic year.

Identity Card :

1.The college provides Identity card to every student. On demand, every student should show the

card.

2.Duplicate Identity card will be given on payment of Rs.50/-

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Code of Conduct Rules:

1.The student must attend the college regularly.

2.They have maintain discipline and silence in the college campus.

3.Help to keep the class rooms and college campus clean.

4.No smoking in the college campus. Smokers penalty upto Rs. 1000/-

5.Not allowed to conduct meeting or entertainment programmes without the permission from Principal.

6.No money collection by the students is allowed in the campus.

7.The indisciplined candidates in the examination hall are punished with penalty /

sent out from the hall or with both.

8.The students‟ actions which encourage violence directly punishable.

9.Every student should enter into the class at 9.55 AM in the morning session and at 1.55 PM in evening

session. The late comers are not allowed into the class room without permission from the principal.

10. Student movement prohibited during the classes going on / between the period intervals. Trespassers

will be punished with disciplinary action.

11. Students are not allowed to write any type of writings on Black boards / class room walls / anywhere in

the campus. Such students are punished severely.

12. To attend the classes every student must have Identity card.

13. Attendance is compulsory to the examinations conducted by the college.

Every student get minimum 40% marks. Otherwise he / she will be punished with imposition / penalty

up to Rs. 50/- or both.

14. The parent / ward of the students is advised not to meet directly with the student during classes are

going on. They inform office attender about their student particulars. He will inform the student

about the parent / ward.

15. To the male students are not allowed to go to ladies waiting hall.

16. It is compulsory to bring English and Telugu / Hindi text books to the language classes.

17. To attend semester end examinations hall ticket is compulsory. Without this no student is allowed to

write examinations. In case of lose, Duplicate hall ticket will be issued by the principal.

18. Cycling, riding of Mopeds, Scooters, or Motorbikes is strictly prohibited in the college campus. Rule

breakers will be punished with Rs. 500 penalty.

19. Cell phones / Mobile phones / like any such type are strictly prohibited. Students are not allowed to use

them in the college campus. Such students are fined upto Rs. 500/

a) Half fee concession

b) Full fee concession

19. Social scholarships : According to Govt. rules

Note : Each student has to put – up at least 75% of attendance every month, unless he will

Loss the scholarship amount.

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Other academic activities :

Tutorial system:

One lecturer guardian is appointed for each class. He look after the students

Attendance, academic development etc. He takes personal care of the academically

Poor students. He also give advices for the academic improvement of the students.

If necessary he inform parent/Guardian about the student behavior in the

College campus.

Student leave letters, upto 3 days, are Sanctioned by him. The leave letters beyond 3

Days he forward the letters to the principal for sanction.

Extra – Curicular activities :

i. National cadet core (N.C.C)

This scheme intends to develop discipline. Physical and mental strength

among the students.The cadets should attend the classes and parades, without fail.

Attendance is Compulsory.

The cadets are eligible to get “B” or “C” certificate depending on their exhibition

of skills in the examination Preference will be given to the candidates with B or C or both

certificates during selection of Military jobs or others. 3% seats are allotted for

candidates with B or C or both certificates, during the selection to P.G. courses .

The skilled candidates are permitted to attend the N.C.C. camps, held within or

outside the state.

ii. National Service Scheme (N.S.S)

This scheme is designed to encourage social service moto among the students.

Enthusiastic students (Male & Female) are eligible to join this scheme.

One of the importance activities of N.S.S. is to extend social service during

emergency conditions. This helps in regular maintenance of social relation with

the people around.

75% of attendance is compulsory to get N.S.S Certificate. This Certificate in

necessary to join in National Service volunteer cortes.

Sports and Games facilities :

For the physical and mental health of the body, several sports and Games

are available to students for both male and female students.

The college offers the following :

1. Cricket, 2. Kabaddi, 3. Kho-kho, 4. Ball Badminton, 5. Table tennis,

6 Javelin throw, 7. Shot-put, 8. Chess 9. Carroms etc. for male students.

For ladies : 1. Throw ball, 2. Ball badminton, 3. Caroms, 4. Tennicoit

5 Chess etc.

400 m. Running track and Gym facilities also available.

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Darwin Nature club :

Started during 1993 – 94. This is a branch association off world Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) This provides an opportunity to students to have awakening about the Nature and its Protection. Red Ribbon Club :

No. of students membership = 50 Moto : Creation of awareness among the Public regarding HIV & AIDS Encourage voluntary blood donation. Development Live skills among the students. YOUTH RED CROSS SOCIATY

Estd. In 2009. Aims : 1. Hospitality services (Public) 2. Blood donation. 3 .HIV & AIDS awareness .

4 . Maternity services

5 . Prevention of Communicable infectuous diseases.

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Certificates on demand details :

A . Transfer Certificate :

After completion of the course, students can take their transfer certificates. No fee

will be paid by the student, if he/she take the transfer certificate before the first

terms of the academic year after completion of their course.

Those are want transfer certificate after first term of the next academic year of their

Completion of the course, they have to pay Rs. 100/- for every year of delay.

In case of lost/robbery dublicate T.C. is issued on payment of Rs. 500/-.

B . Study Certificate : The students may apply for study certificate at any time by paying Rs. 100/-. C . Conduct Certificate : This certificate is issued to the students at the time of his/her education in the college.

Re - Admission / Break of Study 2,600.00

Migration Fee 180.00

Marks Memo Duplicate each sem 200.00

Provisional Certificate (Contr 70+Society 130) 200.00

Transfer Certificate 100.00

Study Certificate 100.00

Conduct Certificate 100.00

Duplicate T.C 500.00

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Alumnous Association :

Estd in 1983. This is association of old students of this college. Through this the old Students

may continue their contacts with the college forever.

General membership fee is Rs. 10.00/ year. The members are allowed to participate in cultural

activities conducted by the college. They also send their articles like reminiscences of the college

age, stories, poems, jokes etc. for publication in the college magazine.

Functions of the association are at the time of silver jubilee celebrations of the of the college (1994) the members contributed Rs.. 3,00,000/- for the construction of Alumnus silver jubilee building. The body consists of :

1. Sri A. Hari Krishna, M.A, President

2. Sri V.Vishnu Vardhana rao, M.Com, Secretary

3. Sri Sajja. Srinivasa Rao, Treasurer

4. Sri B. Prakash Babu, M.A, Member

5. Sri Kesana. Vasu Deva Prasad, M.A, Member

Vijayawada

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Hostel Facilitiy :

The college management also provides Hostel facility to the students. About

200 students are accommodated with boarding and lodging facility. Only

Vegetarian food is served.

Hostel admission application form is available to the students on payment of

Rs. 100/- in the Hostel office.

Admission depends on the discretion of the college Principal.

Separate library and reading room are provided for hostelers.

Provision for some indoor games like caroms, chess etc. is available.

Every hosteler should follow the disciplinary rules laid by the management

Study hour – Morning 7.00 AM to 9.00 AM

Night 7.30 to 9.30 PM

Without the permission of the warden/Supervisor no student is allowed to move

From one room to another during the study hour.

Every student should follow the Dining hall discipline ary guide lines.

Dinning arragements are made within the prescribed timings only. No one is

allowed after the timings. In case of any complaint against the Hostel employees,

the student must report to the Deputy warden immediately.

College Attached Hostel Facility is also available.

Social Welfare Hostel Facility :

The students who belong to Backward classes are eligible to get social welfare

Scholarship sanctioned by social welfare department, A.P. Government.

75% class-room attendance is compulsory to get this scholarship every month.

This Hostel will run by the students’ representatives.

The Principal appoints one of the teaching staff-members as warden to look

after the financial and disciplinary matters.

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FREE BOARDING FACILITY TO POOR HOSTELERS:

Some philanthropist contributed their mite to provide free boarding facility to

economically poor students. The interest accrued on term deposits is used for this

facility :

1 . The Hindu Temple Society 26,000.00 Pittsburg – U.S.A (1997) 2 . Paruchuri Ramakrishna 10,000.00 Pittsburg – U.S.A

3 . Paruchuri janardhana Rao 10,000.00 4 . Yarlagadda Sunitha 10,000.00 Morathota 5 . Paruchuri Sudarsana Rao 13,000.00 & Maha Lakshmi, Nalluru 6 . Smt. Paruchuri Mahalakshmi Nalluru 10,000.00 7 . Smt. L. Hanumayamnia 10,000.00 Hyderabad, Bangalore 8 . Smt. Tigala Indira Krishna Rao, Nagaram 10,000.00 9 . Sri. L.S. Prasad 10,000.00 Hyderabad, Bangalore

10 . Smt. Vemulapalli Venkata Narasamma 13,000.00 Turupupalem 11 . Sri. Vemulapalli Manavendra Rao 75,000.00 Turupupalem 12 . Sri. G.S.B. Prabhakara Rao 10,000.00 Ex-Principal, Nagaram

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Library : 1. The library issues library books to every student. 2. The library issues tokens to the students to barrow books. In case of lose, duplicate token

will be issued on payment Rs. 20.00 per token. 3. The student has to surrender one token per book at the time of borrowing. 4. The wanted list of library books is to be filled in the specific application. 5. The borrowed books should be returned to the library on or before the marked returned

date. 6. If the borrowed book of the student is not demanded by any student the book will be

issued to the same student again. 7. Rs 1.00/ day per book penalty will be levied on the late return of the books by the

student. 8. Marking or additional writings in the library books is prohibited. In case of such error, the

Librarian has right to collect fine upto Rs. 100/- per each book. 9. At the time of borrowing, the selected book is in ruined condition / torn pagess / without

title sheet, the student is advised to report to the librarian. If not, it in / related as the loss to book is by the student only and fine will be collected .

10. Reference books or Question papers are nor issued to the student. But he is allowed to copy them within the library timings only.

11. Every student should maintain silence in the library. 12. In case of loss of the borrowed book, the student must immediately report the content to

the Librarian. 13. If the student could not replace the lost book within 30 days, the Librarian has right to

collect double the amount of the cost of the lost book. 14. Examination hall tickets will be issued on submission of no dues certificate from the

Librarian. 15. Cell phones / Mobile phones are not permitted into Library. Levied penalty upto Rs. 500/-

in case of negligence.

Reading room :

1. The reading room will kept open from 9.00 AM to 5.30 PM on working days. 2. Daily News papers and Magazines are displayed on the reading tables. These are not

allowed to outside for reading purpose. 3. Students are not allowed into the reading room with their books. The own books will be

kept in the nominated racks. 4. No student is allowed to cut any type material from the papers or Magazines. This is a

severe crime. 5. Silence should be maintained by every student in the reading room. 6. List of news papers / Magazines.

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Newspapers :TheTelugu news papers: Andhra Jyothi, Enadu, Vaartha, Sakshi. English news papers: The Hindu Weeklies : Employment news, India today, Main stream, Navya, Sportstar Fort night : Front line, university today, Business today, Udyoga sopanam,Vijetha Competations (Telugu)

Monthly : Telugu : Andhra Pradesh, Annadatha ,Bhoomika, Bhakti, Bhavaveena, Chatura, Vipula, telugu vidhyarthi, udyogasamacharam, Swathi, Prajasahiti, Yojana, Sri Ramakrishna Prabha, English:Biology today, chemistry today, competition success review, C.S.R.G.K., Competition affairs, Competition science vision, Electronics for you, Health, Mathematics today, Physics for you, Readers Digest, Seminar, Science reporter, Resonance. Tri monthly :Triveni, Span.

International/National journals:

1. Indian Journal of Chemistry Section – A 2. Indian Journal of Chemistry Section – B 3. Indian Journal of Experimental Biology 4. Indian Journal of Pure & Applied Physics 5. Indian Journal of Biotechnology 6. Current trends in Biotech & Pharmacy

General Library :

For the purpose of lecturers and students the Library procured a number of

Books. The details :

English 3530 Mathematics 1544

Telugu 6423 Chemistry 1290

Hindi 999 Botany 1084

Commerce 2643 Zoology 1402

Economics 1593 Physics 1807

Political Science 1547 Electronics 703

History & Archeology 2531 Computers 583

General Books 6637

Total Books 34498

Book Bank :

This book bank was established with the financial assistance from the college management and U.G.C.

These books are allotted for the poor students who cannot afford to buy the books. These students borrow the necessary books in the beginning of the academic year and return them at the end of the year.

It is the responsibility of the students to keep these books neatly.

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Separate Book Bank is also available for S.C & S.T students.

Book Bank Books :

Commerce - 943

Economics - 512

Politics - 326

History - 323

Mathematics - 43

Chemistry - 392

Physics - 208

Botany - 320

Zoology - 324

Total Books - 3491

Back Volumes - 3442

E-Journals = 2154

E- Books = 51,746.

These are available through INFLIBNET, and N-LIST

programe.

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College Magazine :

The Principal publishes this every year. The moto of this is to inculcate creative skill and

to develop Library interest among the students.

And this gives support to the students who have skills of painting story writing, cartoons, poems

etc.

This Magazine generally has the following content of matter.

1. Stories, 2. Articles, 3. Science information, 4. Jokes, 5. Proverbs, 6. Photos

7,Paintings, 8. Academic details of the college programmes with photos and reports.

Besides the students, the interested lecturers also participate in enriching the

Contents with their Literacy work. The articles are in Telugu, English or

Hindi. The articles for Publication must reach the Convener, Magazine committee on

or before 31st December every year.

Suggestions to the authors :

1. The articles must reach the editorial board on or before 31st December, every year.

2. The writing must be on one side of the paper only. The letters should be neat and clear

to understand.

3. The members of the editorial board give suggestions to the student authors to improve

their writing skills.

4. The student painters should draw their paintings/cartoons with India ink only.

5. The writings in English must be given in typed form.

6. The borrowed articles/poems/writings etc from other books are not accepted for

publication.

7. Generally Love stories are not accepted.

8. The decision of the editorial board is final regarding the selections and publication of the

article

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S.V.R.M COLLEGE :: NAGARAM

FEES PARTICULARS 2016-17

CLASS TUITION

FEE Rs.

SPECIAL FEE Rs.

DEVELOPMENT FEE Rs.

TOTAL Rs.

AIDED COURSES

I B.Sc MPC & CBZ 2,050.00

1,780.00

500.00 4,330.00

I B.A & B.Com 1,780.00

890.00

500.00 3,170.00

SELF FINANCE COURSES

I B.Sc MPCs 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

I B.Sc MECs 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

I B.Sc MPC (EM) 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

I B.Com (Comp) 5,500.00

3,500.00

- 9,000.00

AIDED COURSES

II B.Sc MPC & CBZ

2,050.00

1,780.00

- 3,830.00

II B.A & B.Com 1,780.00

890.00

- 2,670.00


II B.Sc MPCs 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

II B.Sc MECs 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

II B.Sc MPC (EM) 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

II B.Com (Comp) 5,500.00

3,500.00

- 9,000.00

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AIDED COURSES

III B.Sc MPC & CBZ

2,050.00

1,780.00

- 3,830.00

III B.A & B.Com 1,780.00

890.00

- 2,670.00


III B.Sc MPCs 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

III B.Sc MECs 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

III B.Sc MPC (EM) 7,000.00

2,000.00

- 9,000.00

III B.Com (Comp) 5,500.00

3,500.00

- 9,000.00

The above fees rates are according to Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur Prescribed rates. There is chance of change in the rates by the University. Then the above rates will be changed according to university proceedings

Examination Fees Details : I, III &V Semesters Regular Semesters Theory Practical

Rs.

Total

Rs. ---- External Internal

I Semester (IB.A,B.Com) I B.Com (CA) I. B.Sc All Groups

385.00 385.00 385.00

140.00 140.00 140.00

---- 100.00 300.00

525.00 625.00 825.00

III Semester (II B.A,B.Com) II B.Com (CA) II. B.Sc All Groups

385.00 385.00 385.00

140.00 140.00 140.00

---- 100.00 300.00

525.00 625.00 825.00

V Semester (All Groups) 430.00 ---- ----- 430.00

I to VI Semesters Supplementary Examination Fee Details Single paper appearance - Rs. 100.00 Two papers appearance - Rs. 185.00 Three papers appearance - Rs. 270.00 Four papers appearance - Rs. 365.00 Five or more papers appearance - Rs. 385.00 Each Practical - Rs.100.00 Each Internal Examination (MID) Only First year – Rs. 30.00

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Examination Fees Details : II, IV &VI Semesters Regular Semesters Theory Practical

Rs.

Total

Rs. ---- External Internal

II Semester IB.A & B.Com I B.Com (CA ) I.B.Sc All Groups

385.00 385.00 385.00

140.00 140.00 140.00

---- 100.00 300.00

525.00 625.00 825.00

IV Semester II B.A & B.Com II B.Com (CA) II. B.Sc All Groups

385.00 385.00 385.00

140.00 140.00 140.00

---- 100.00 300.00

525.00 625.00 825.00

VI Semester III B.A ,B.Com& B.Com(CA)

III B.Sc (MPC, CBZ, MPCs,MECs)

465.00 465.00

---- ----

----- 595.00

465.00 1060.00

I to VI Semesters Supplementary Examination Fee Details Single paper appearance - Rs. 100.00 Two papers appearance - Rs. 185.00 Three papers appearance - Rs. 270.00 Four papers appearance - Rs. 365.00 Five or more papers appearance - Rs. 385.00 Each Practical - Rs.100.00 Each Internal Examination (MID) Only First year – Rs. 30.00

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2016-17

S.No Date Particulars

1 06-06-2016 Reopening of the College after summer vacation

2 06-06-2016 Commencement of Class work II & III Year Degree

3 01-07-2016 Commencement of Class work I Degree

4 07-07-2016 Ramzan Holiday

5 12-08-2016 Vara Lakshmi Vratam (OH- I)

6 15-08-2016 Independence Day

7 18-08-2016 RAKSHABHANDAN ( OH-II)

8 25-08-2016 KRISHNA ASTHAMI

9 05-09-2016 VINAYAKA CHAVITHI

10 06-9-2016 to 09-09-2016 Mid - I Examinations (I, III & V Semester)

11 24-09-2016 Bakreed

12 02-10-2016 Gandhi Jayanthi

13 10-10-16 to 12-10-16 Dashara Holidays

14 19-10-2016 to 22-10-2016 Mid - II Examinations (I, III & V Semester)

15 29-10-2016 Naraka Chaturdhi (OH- III )

16 30-10-2016 Deepavali

17 01-11-2016 to 08-11-2016 Semester End Examinations for II & III Degree (III & V Semester)

18 09-11-2016 to 16-11-2016 Semester End Examinations for I Degree (I Semester & Supplementary)

19 18-11-2016 II, IV, VI SEMISTER CLASSES STARTS

20 25-11-2016 Gurunnank Jayanthi/ Karthika Pornami (OH -IV)

21 12-12-2016 Milad -un Nabi (OH-IV)

22 24-12-2016 CHRISTMAS EVE

23 25-12-2016 Christmas Holiday

24 26-12-2016 Boxing Day (OH -V)

25 01-01-2017 New Year (OH-I)

26 06-01-2017 to 10-01-2017 Mid - I Examinations (II, IV & VI Semester)

27 11-01-2017 to 15-01-2017 Pongal Holidays

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28 26-01-2017 Republic Day Holiday

29 01-03-2017 to 04-03-2017 Mid - II Examinations (II, IV & VI Semester)

30 06-03-2017 onwards Internal Practical Examinations

31 24-02-2017 Maha Sivarathri

32 10-03-2017 Submission of Internal Practical Marks

33 11-03-2017 to 16-03-2017 Year End Practical External Examinations

34 20-03-2017 to 28-03-2017 Semester End Examinations (V & III Semester)

35 29-03-2017 UGADI

36 30-03-2017 to 07-04-2017 Semester End Examinations (II & VI Semster)

37 05-04-2017 SRIRAMA NAVAMI

38 14-04-2017 GOOD FRIDAY

39 10-04-2017 to 17-04-2017 Semester End Examinations (IV & I Semster)

40 08-04-2017 Last working Day of the college

41 05-06-2017 Reopening of the College after summer vacation

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MONTHWISE TEACHING DAYS 2016-2017

I, III & V SEMESTERS CALENDER

Month & Year

Holidays Working Days Total Teaching

Days

June 2016 Sunday:12,19,26 second Saturday 11

6, 7, 8, 9. 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,

20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30

21

July 2016 Sunday: 03,10,17,24 second Saturday 09 Ramzan 07

1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,

18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28,

29, 30 24

August 2016

Sunday: 07,14,21,28 second Saturday 13 Independence Day 15 Vara Lakshmi Vratam 12 (OH - I) RAKHI 18(OH - II) Krishnastami 25

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8,9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 19,

20, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31

22

September 2016

Sunday : 04,11,18,25 second Saturday 10 Vinayaka Chavithi05

1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,

17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27,

28, 29, 30 24

October 2016

Sunday : 02,09,16,23,30 second Saturday 08 Dasara Holidays10,11,12 DEEPAVALI 29(OH –III), 30

1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19,

20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31

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Total Teaching Days for Ist Degree (Sem-I): 91

Total Teaching Days for II&III Degree (Sem-III & V): 112

06-09-2016 to 09-09-2016 Mid - I Examinations (I, III & V Semester)

10 A.M to 11.30 2.00 P.M to 3.30

19-10-2016 to 22-10-2016 Mid - II Examinations (I, III & V Semester) Timings 10 A.M to 11.30 2.00 P.M to 3.30

01-11-2016 to 08-11-2016 Semester End Examinations for II & III Degree (III & V Semester)

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90

MONTHWISE TEACHING DAYS 2016-2017

II, IV & VI SEMESTERS CALENDER

Month & Year Holidays Working Days Total Teaching

Days

November 2016

Sunday:06, 13, 20, 27 Second Saturday 12

17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 30

12

December 2016

Sunday: 04,11,18,25 Second Saturday 10 Milad Nabi 16 (OH -IV) Christmas Holidays 24, 25 Boxing Day 26 (OH -V)

1, 2, 3,, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31

23

January 2017

Sunday: 01,08,15,22 ,29 Pongal Holidays 09-01-16 to 15-01-16 26 Republic Day

2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 30, 31

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February 2017 Sunday: 05,12,19,26 Second Saturday 13 Maha Sivaratri - 24

1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27, 28

21

March 2017

Sunday: 05,12,19, 26 Second Saturday 11 UGADI 29

1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18.

15

Total Teaching Days for Ist Degree (Sem-II):

90

Total Teaching Days for II&III Degree (Sem-IV & VI): 90

06-01-2017 to 10-01-2017 Mid - I Examinations (II, IV & VI Semester) Timings 10 A.M to 11.30 2.00 P.M to 3.30

01-03-2017 to 04-03-2017 Mid - II Examinations (II, IV & VI Semester) Timings 10 A.M to 11.30 2.00 P.M to 3.30

11-03-2017 to 16-03-2016 Year End Practical External Examinations

20-03-2017 to 27-03-2017 Semester End Examinations (V& III Semester)

30-03-2017 to 07-04-2017 Semester End Examinations (II & VI Semster)

10-04-2017 to 17-04-17 Semester End Examinations (IV & I Semster)

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ENDOWMENTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS THE REPALLE TALUK EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY

PRIZES :

Sri Paruchuri Sudarsana Rao and Smt. Mahalakshmi of Nalluru, Instituted the

Following Nine Prizes :

1. Sri Parchuri Sudarsana Rao and Smt. Mahalakshmi of Nalluru, Prize ( 1125/-) for the students of II B.Sc, III MEC and II MPCs, who secured highest marks in I/II year University Examinations. (They should not get any other prize/scholarship, one prize must be given to girls student.)

2. Sri Thottempudi Butchi Venkaiah and Smt. Seshamma of Nalluru Memorial Prizes ( 1475/-) for the students of II B.Sc., CPM, MPC, group and III MEC who secured highest marks in I/II year University Examinations. (They should not get any other prize/scholarship)

3. Sri Mikkilineni Bapaiah Chowdary and Smt. Rattamma of Nalluru Memorial Prizes ( 900/-) for two girl students of III B.Sc., CBZ and CPM who secured highest marks in II year University Examinations. (They should not get any other prize/scholarship)

4. Smt. Myneni Seetaravamma W/o. Sri Venkata Subbaiahof Nalluru Memorial prize ( 1100/-) for two girl students of III B.Sc., CPM and MPC who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations. (They should not get any other prize/ scholarship)

5. Sri kodali Appaiah Chowdary, H/o. Smt. Rajarattamma of Nalluru Memorial Prize ( 568/-) for girl student of II B.Sc., CPM who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations. (They should not get any other prize/scholarship to award)

6. Sri Paruchuri Janardhana S/o. Sri Bhavanarayana Chowdary of Nalluru Memorial Prize ( 282/-) for girl student of III B.Sc., CPM who secured highest marks in Computer Subject in the II year University Examinations. (They should not get any other prize/scholarship)

7. Sri Paruchuri Sivaji of Nalluru, Memorial Prize ( 286/-) for a student of II B.Sc., (all Science group) who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations.

8. Sri Paruchuri Srinivas of Nalluru, Memorial Prize ( 282/-) for a student of III B.Sc., (all Science group) who sexured highest marks in II year University Exa,omatopms.

9. Smt. & Sri Paruchuri Pullaiahof Dandamudi Memorial Prize ( 282/-) for a student of III B.Sc., (all Science group) who secured highest marks in III year University Examinations.

10. Sri Challa kodandaram of Hyderabad instituted four Prizes in the name of his brother Late Dr. Challa Upendra Prasad.

a) For two students of III B.Sc., MPC who secured highest and second highest marks in Chemistry Subject in the II year University Examinations. ( 200/-+ 175/-)

b) For the student of II B.Sc., CBZ who secured highest marks in Chemistry subject in the II year University Examinations. ( 200/-+ 200/-)

11. Old students Association of our College has instituted the following five prizes.

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a) For the student of II B.A., who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations. ( 750/-)

b) For the student of II B.Com., who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations. (750/-)

c) For the student of II CEC, who secured highest marks in I year public Examinations. ( 375/-)

d) For the girl Student of II HEC, who secured highest marks in I year public Examinations. ( 375/-)

e) For the best sportsman – selected by our college Games Committee ( 750/-) 12. Sri Karanki Sivanjaneyulu Memorial Prize ( 625/-) a) III B.Sc., Student who got highest marks in II year Public Examination in Chem.,

Subject. b) III Degree student who got highest marks in II year Public Examination in English

Subject. 13. Sri Paruchuri Babu Rajendra Prasad Memorial Prize for best student who got highest

marks in the Second Sem. M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry) University Examinations.( 625/-) 14. Sri Myneni Raja Gopala Rao, Chatragadda Prize : ( 2844/-) a) M.Sc. Chemistry student who got I Mark in I Sem. ( 650/-) b) M.Sc. Chemistry student who got II Mark in I Sem. ( 450/-) c) M.Sc. Chemistry student who got I Mark in II Sem. ( 650/-) d) M.Sc. Chemistry student who got II Mark in II Sem. ( 450/-) e) B.Sc. MEC Boy student who get highest marks in II year Public Examination

( 320/-) f) B.Sc. MEC Boy student who got highest marks in II year Public Examination

( 324/-) 15. “Sri Sri” Memorial Prize instituted by Sri Borra Govardhan of Nagaram for Uttam

Kavita : ( 9,750/-) 16. Old Student Association Inter Collegiate Quiz. Competition ( for two groups) (1199/-) 17. Dr. Yelavarthi Nayudamma memorial Prizes : ( 1200/-) Instituted by Smt. Ursula

Veslee (West Germany) and Smt. Telavarthi Santhi, Aruna, Santhosh for the students boy or girl of II year University Examinations.

18. Smt. Sukhavasi Satyagnaprasunamba Memorial Prizes : (600/-) Instituted by Sri Sukhavasi Subba Rao of Repalle for girl students who secured highest marks in the II year Intermediate arts group and III year University (B.A., B.Com.,B.Sc.,) Examinatins.

19. Sri Myneni Basavaiah Chowdary Memorial Prize : ( 300/-) Instituted by Sri Myneni Sitarama Rao of Vijayawada for III B.Sc. MPC student who secured highest marks in the II year University Examinations.

20. Sri Vemulapalli Naga Vamsikrishna Memorial Prize : ( 140/-) Instituted by his friends for the students of III B.Sc. MPC/MPE who secured highest marks in Maths in the II year University Examinations.

21. Sri Vemulapalli Naga Vamsikrishna Memorial Prize : ( 146/-) Instituted by his father Sri V. Nageswara Rao of Repalle for the student of II B.Sc. MPC who secured highest marks in CHEMISTRY in the I year University Examinations.

22. Sri Burra Sitaramaiah and Smt. Burra Govindamma Memorial Prize : (235/-) Instituted by Sri Burra Ratna Raju for the student of II B.Sc. CPM group who secured highest marks in the I Year University Examinations.

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23. Smt. Kanneganti Punnamma Memorial Prize : ( 135/-) Instituted by Smt. Nadendla Venkata Basava Paripurna Sitaravamma (W/o.) Dr. N.V.Krishna Rao of Repalle for the girl student of II Inter MPC who secured Highest Marks in I year Public Examinations.

24. Smt. Mikkilineni Rattamma Memorial Prize : ( 61/-) Instituted by Smt. Myneni Sitaravamma for the girl student of II B.Sc. CBZ who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations.

25. Sri Nagalla Venkata Subbaiah Prize : ( 89/-) Instituted by Nagalla Venkata Subbaiah Ullipalem for the student of III B.A. who secured highest marks in II year University Examinations.

26. Smt. Kothapalli Saraswathamma Memorial Prize : ( 120/-) Instituted by Dr. Kothapalli Rama Krishna Rao of Kollur for a girl student of II Inter BIP who secured highest marks in I year Public Examinations.

27. Smt. Sita Kumari Memorial Prize : ( 90/-) Instituted by Sri Yellapragada Sreerama Murthy of Nagaram for a girl student of II Inter CEC who secured highest marks in I year Public Examinations.

28. Smt. Damerla Ramamani Prize : ( 80/-) Instituted by Sri D.V.V Satyanarayana of Ullipalem for the student of II Inter HEC who secured highest marks in I year Public Examinations.

29. Sr.D.V.Mohan Kumar Memorial Prize : ( 115/-) Instituted by D. Venkateswara Rao of Dhulipudi for the student of II Inter BiP who secured highest marks in I year Public Examinations.

30. Sri Mandava Chenchaiah Memorial Prize : ( 61/-) Instituted by Sri Mandava Rattaiah of Fijayawada for the student of III B.Com. who secured highest marks in II year University Examinations.

31. Commerce Department Prize : ( 120/-) Instituted by the member of commerce department or commerce of our college for a girl student of III B.Com. who secured highest marks in II year University Examinations.

32. Smt. Damarla Ramamani Memorial Prize : ( 120/-) Instituted by Sr.D.V.V Satyanarayana of Vullipalem for the student of B.Com. who secured highest marks in Final year University Examinations.

33. Sri Kosaraju Ramamurthy Memorial Prize : (120/-) Instituted by Sri Kosaraju Umavara Murthy for the student of B.A. who secured highest marks in Final year University Examinations.

34. Sri Teegala Venkateswara Rao Memorial Prize ( 61/-) Instituted by Sri T. VKrishna Rao for a student of II B.Sc. MPC who secured highest marks in I year maths University Examinations.

35. Dr. Kolli Radhakrishna Murthy Prize : ( 106/-) Instituted by Dr. Kolli Radhakrishna Murthy of sheffeld for the S.C. student of II B.A. who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations.

36. Lions Club Prize : ( 66/-) Institued by the member of the lions club of Repalle of rthe student of Inter who secured highest marks in II year Public Examinations.

37. Sri Dandamudi Chukkayya Memorial Prize : ( 51/-) Instituted by Sri Ashok kumar for the student of II B.Com. who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations.

38. Sri K.S.R.Koteswara Rao Prize : ( 60/-) Instituted by Sri K.S.R. Koteswara Rao for the student of II B.Sc. MPC who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations.

39. Dr. Myneni Krishna Kumari Prize : ( 18/-) Instituted by Prof. M. Krishna Kumari for the girl student of II B.A. who secured highest marks in I year University Examinations.

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40. Dr. Vemulapalli Radha Krishna Murthy Prize : ( 575/-) Instituted by Sri Radha Krishna Murthy Prize for the out standing sportsman.

41. Sri Nadella Vijaya Prapurnanadana Rao Silver Rolling Shield: Instituted by Dr.N.V.Krishna Rao for College Athletic Champion:

42. Smt. Vasireddy Varalakshmi Devi Memorial Prize : Instituted by Sri V. Krishna Prasad for the children of Non Teaching staff our College secured highest marks

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