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NAAC NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL
AQAR 2018-2019
NAAC TRACK ID -KLCOGN1041
Yearly Status Report - 2018-2019
Part A
Data of the Institution
1. Name of the Institution CHRIST COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS),IRINJALAKUDA
Name of the head of the Institution Dr. Mathew Paul Ukken
Designation Principal
Does the Institution function from own campus Yes
Phone no/Alternate Phone no. 04802825258
Mobile no. 9495464016
Registered Email [email protected]
Alternate Email [email protected]
Address Irinjalakuda North, Thrissur (Dist),Kerala
City/Town IRINJALAKUDA
State/UT Kerala
Pincode 680125
2. Institutional Status
Autonomous Status (Provide date of Conformant ofAutonomous Status)
29-Jul-2015
Type of Institution Co-education
Location Semi-urban
Financial Status state
Name of the IQAC co-ordinator/Director Dr. Robinson P Ponminiessary
Phone no/Alternate Phone no. 04802825258
Mobile no. 9846214700
Registered Email [email protected]
Alternate Email [email protected]
3. Website Address
Web-link of the AQAR: (Previous Academic Year) http://christcollegeijk.edu.in/aquar
4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared duringthe year
Yes
if yes,whether it is uploaded in the institutional website:Weblink :
http://christcollegeijk.edu.in/academiccalendar
5. Accrediation Details
Cycle Grade CGPA Year ofAccrediation
Validity
Period From Period To
1 B++ 80.25 2003 16-Sep-2003 15-Sep-2008
2 A 3.02 2009 31-Dec-2009 30-Dec-2014
3 A 3.21 2016 16-Sep-2016 15-Sep-2021
6. Date of Establishment of IQAC 10-Aug-2004
7. Internal Quality Assurance System
Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture
Item /Title of the quality initiative byIQAC
Date & Duration Number of participants/ beneficiaries
Initiated Sportsrecreation room (yoga &aerobics) for ladyteachers
23-Nov-20181
125
Technopedagogy & MOOCS-Two day workshop on ICT
22-Nov-20182
35
Seminar on InformationLiteracy--Informationliteracy to PG Studentsand Research Scholars
15-Nov-20181
285
Inauguration ofcertificatecourses--Fifteencertification courseswere inaugurated; Twocourses are blended
23-Oct-20181
250
Webinar on MachineLearning--Webinar of Webprogramming and Python
11-Sep-20181
65
A software was developedusing Microsoft Access toconduct studentsparliament election
03-Sep-20183
3248
Orientation on Clubs tofirst year students--Oneday orientation to firstyear students on studentsactivities of the college
24-Jul-20181
1157
Excel training andCertification--Seventeachers got MicrosoftOffice Specialistcertification fromMicrosoft
14-Jul-20183
7
Teachers diary wasprepared and distributedto teaching staff
15-Jun-20181
210
Academic calendar andExamination Schedule wasprepared and submitted inCollege council
14-Jun-20181
3248
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8. Provide the list of Special Status conferred by Central/ State Government-UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR/TEQIP/World Bank/CPE of UGC etc.
Institution/Department/Faculty
Scheme Funding Agency Year of award withduration
Amount
RUSA Rusa 2.0 RUSA & Govt. of 2019 20000000
Kerala 365
Zoologydepartment
DST SERB DST 2018720
3500000
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9. Whether composition of IQAC as per latestNAAC guidelines:
Yes
Upload latest notification of formation of IQAC View File
10. Number of IQAC meetings held during theyear :
6
The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliances to thedecisions have been uploaded on the institutionalwebsite
Yes
Upload the minutes of meeting and action taken report View File
11. Whether IQAC received funding from any ofthe funding agency to support its activitiesduring the year?
No
12. Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year(maximum five bullets)
• Initiated Christ College Research Seed Fund (Research seed fund to teachers whobegin their career) and developed guidelines for the same
• Initiated RUSA project and UBA projects
• Started certificate courses for career enhancement
• Established media laboratory for generation of E-contents
• Initiated workshops on Outcome Based Education (OBE)
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13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the academic year towards QualityEnhancement and outcome achieved by the end of the academic year
Plan of Action Achivements/Outcomes
Implement ICT in Teaching and Learning Conducted a series of workshops inmoodle and other ICT tools. A videolaboratory for making video tutorialswas completed towards the end of theyear. Started online internalexaminations through moodle LMS. Two
certificate courses were blended MOOC
OBE implementation It was decided to implement OBE.Conducted workshop in association withKerala State Higher Education Council.PO, PSO, Co and OBE manual wasformulated
Quest for funding IQAC initiated the RUSA and UBAprojects. Both of the projects gotsanctioned.
Value added Certificate courses Value added certificate courses wereimplemented. Fourteen courses wereinitiated. Out of which four weresupported with external agencies. Seventeachers and 46 students got Microsoftcertification for Excel. Six courseswere completed in the academic yearitself. Policies and and Guidelineswere developed.
Enhancing student activities Conducted contact level programme forfirst year students about the clubs.Three new student clubs were started
Enhancing E-Governance The internal exam mark module, onlinefeedback module and open courseallocation module were implemented inthe ERP
Enhancing Research The policies and procedures forresearch, consultancy and seed moneywere formulated. Conducted workshop forResearch Scholars and PG students oninformation literacy.
Participation in NIRF ranking, AISHEsurvey
Participated in NIRF ranking and AISHEsurvey.
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14. Whether AQAR was placed before statutorybody ?
No
15. Whether NAAC/or any other accreditedbody(s) visited IQAC or interacted with it toassess the functioning ?
No
16. Whether institutional data submitted toAISHE:
Yes
Year of Submission 2019
Date of Submission 17-Mar-2019
17. Does the Institution have ManagementInformation System ?
Yes
If yes, give a brief descripiton and a list of modulescurrently operational (maximum 500 words)
The Management Information System TheManagement Information System in ChristCollege is biforked. a) The academicaffairs and b) administrative affairsa) Academic affairs: through KnowledgePro Solutions. Admissions, Attendance,Exam registration and conduction, Examresult calculation and tabulation,Marksheet generation, Fee collection,Feedback collection are done the MIS ofKnowledge Pro. Principal has access toall student data and department data.Correspondence to teachers like specialforms, templates are made available inteachers’ login. Students can tracktheir attendance and internal marks intheir login. Apart from regular affairscertificate course admission, opencourse admission and allocation arealso done through the Knowledge ProManagement Information System. b)Administrative affairs: AdministrativeOffice, Principals Office and IQAC areconnected through Local Area Networkand documents are easily shared.Biometric system of punching(attendance) has been established forstaff. Staff salary and relates servicematters are operated through the SPARKonline system. Issue and return ofbooks are recorded using barcodescanners and the period of retention isspecified. The issue and return ofbooks are recorded using scanners. Theentry to the library is recorded usingbiometric scanner. All activities andachievements are updated in the Collegewebsite regularly.
Part B
CRITERION I – CURRICULAR ASPECTS
1.1 – Curriculum Design and Development
1.1.1 – Programmes for which syllabus revision was carried out during the Academic year
Name of Programme Programme Code Programme Specialization Date of Revision
MSc CCAMST Statistics 01/06/2018
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 01/06/2018
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1.1.2 – Programmes/ courses focussed on employability/ entrepreneurship/ skill development during the Academicyear
Programme withCode
ProgrammeSpecialization
Date of Introduction Course with Code Date of Introduction
BVoc Food 01/06/2018 Perspectives 01/06/2018
ProcessingTechnology
Of Food ScienceTechnology-CC18GEC1PF03
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1.2 – Academic Flexibility
1.2.1 – New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year
Programme/Course Programme Specialization Dates of Introduction
BVoc Food ProcessingTechnology
16/08/2018
BVoc Information Technology 16/08/2018
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1.2.2 – Programmes in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/Elective Course System implemented at theCollege level during the Academic year.
Name of programmes adoptingCBCS
Programme Specialization Date of implementation ofCBCS/Elective Course System
BBA Business Administration 01/06/2018
BCA Computer Applications 01/06/2018
BVoc Food ProcessingTechnology
16/08/2018
BVoc Information Technology 16/08/2018
BSW Social Work 01/06/2018
BSc Chemistry 01/06/2018
BCom Finance 01/06/2018
BCom Professional 01/06/2018
BSc Computer Science 01/06/2018
BA Economics 01/06/2018
BA English Literature 01/06/2018
BA Malayalam 01/06/2018
BA Functional English 01/06/2018
BA English & History 01/06/2018
BSc Food Technology 01/06/2018
BSc Geology 01/06/2018
BSc Geology Self 01/06/2018
BSc Hotel Management &Catering Science
01/06/2018
BSc Mathematics 01/06/2018
BSc Physics 01/06/2018
BSc Physics Self 01/06/2018
BSc Psychology 01/06/2018
BSc Zoology 01/06/2018
MA Economics 01/06/2018
MA English Literature 01/06/2018
MCom Finance 01/06/2018
MSc Chemistry 01/06/2018
MSc Physics 01/06/2018
MSc Zoology 01/06/2018
MSc Applied Geology 01/06/2018
MSc Clinical Psychology 01/06/2018
MSc Statistics 01/06/2018
MSc Mathematics 01/06/2018
MSc Environmental Science 01/06/2018
MSW Social Work 01/06/2018
BLibISc Library and InformationScience
01/06/2018
1.3 – Curriculum Enrichment
1.3.1 – Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year
Value Added Courses Date of Introduction Number of Students Enrolled
Fundamentals of CapitalMarket-CPCC22
01/06/2018 56
Microsoft Excel-CPCC07 08/08/2018 49
Android Programming-CPCC11
14/08/2018 12
Journalism-CPCC25 16/10/2018 59
SPSS-CPCC13 23/08/2018 11
R Programming-CPCC02 08/10/2018 18
Python Programming-CPCC08
23/08/2018 26
GeographicalInformation System-
CPCC012
14/08/2018 19
Library automation-CPCC20
18/07/2018 2
Certificate Course inCareer Enhancement and
Placing-CPCC28
13/12/2018 115
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1.3.2 – Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year
Project/Programme Title Programme Specialization No. of students enrolled for FieldProjects / Internships
BBA Business Administration 50
BCA Computer applications 30
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1.4 – Feedback System
1.4.1 – Whether structured feedback received from all the stakeholders.
Students Yes
Teachers Yes
Employers Yes
Alumni Yes
Parents Yes
1.4.2 – How the feedback obtained is being analyzed and utilized for overall development of the institution?(maximum 500 words)
Feedback Obtained
Method: Online feedback system has been developed to collect the feedbackexcept from parents. Feedback from parents were collected offline during thePTA meeting held two times a year. Feedbacks were collected anonymously toreveal real responses. They were analyzed using Microsoft excel throughstatistical tools. Analysis and Utilization: a. Feedback from students Twotypes of feedback were collected from students. A) Feedback from students onteachers curriculum was collected towards the end of every semester. Thefeedback collected through online Knowledge Pro system were consolidated indepartment level and also in college level. The individual results were handedover to teachers by Principal in personal meeting and the shortcomings werediscussed. The consolidated result of the Department is handed over to Head ofthe Department. The consolidated college result was discussed in the Teachersmeeting. B) Feedback from students on College facilities and academicatmosphere (Student Satisfaction Survey). This feedback was collected fromoutgoing students (sixth semester UG and fourth semester PG) during the end oftheir academic year. Suggestions regarding syllabus, infrastructure, canteen,computer labs were discussed in BoS and Academic Council meetings respectively.b. Feedback from teachers Feedback from teachers was collected at the end ofacademic year. Anonymous collection was used to reveal the real feedback.Principal analyzed the feedback and took necessary corrective actions. Thesuggestions from teachers regarding infrastructure were sent to CollegeManagement also. c. Feedback from employers Feedback from employers werecollected in the year end of the academic year. The analysis report andsuggestions were discussed in the meetings of a) Career Guidance and PlacementCell b) IQAC. Necessary corrective actions were taken. d. Feedback from alumniAlumni feedback was collected from alumni after one year of their graduation.IQAC analyzed the feedback and Principal forwarded the report and suggestionsto Board of studies of various subjects to incorporate the changes incurriculum. The report was also presented in the meeting of Career GuidancePlacement Cell. e. Feedback from parents The questionnaire for parents wereprepared in Malayalam and was collected during the PTA meeting. The feedbackreport was presented in the staff meeting and in Discipline committee meeting.Brief Summary of Actions taken:2018-19 a. More chairs were arranged in Collegecanteen as per the suggestion from students. b. Skill oriented certificateprograms were started as suggested by students, alumni and employers. c.Syllabus changes were done incorporating the suggestions from students andalumni. d. Placement cell conducted a greater number of soft skill developmenttrainings -suggested by alumni and employers. e. More computers were installedin the Library Internet café for students-suggested by students. f. Twoassistant hostel wardens were appointed to maintain the discipline in hostels-suggested by parents. g. Additional ramp was constructed in College auditoriumas suggested by disabled students. h. Special vehicle pass were issued todisabled students. i. The discipline committee was expanded as per suggestionfrom parents. The id cards were made strict to restrict intruders. CCTV cameraswere installed at key points.
CRITERION II – TEACHING- LEARNING AND EVALUATION
2.1 – Student Enrolment and Profile
2.1.1 – Demand Ratio during the year
Name of theProgramme
ProgrammeSpecialization
Number of seatsavailable
Number ofApplication received
Students Enrolled
BCA Computerapplications
30 1957 31
BBA BusinessAdministration
40 1537 38
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2.2 – Catering to Student Diversity
2.2.1 – Student - Full time teacher ratio (current year data)
Year Number ofstudents enrolledin the institution
(UG)
Number ofstudents enrolledin the institution
(PG)
Number offulltime teachersavailable in the
institutionteaching only UG
courses
Number offulltime teachersavailable in the
institutionteaching only PG
courses
Number ofteachers
teaching both UGand PG courses
2018 3087 506 75 14 108
2.3 – Teaching - Learning Process
2.3.1 – Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. (current year data)
Number ofTeachers on Roll
Number ofteachers usingICT (LMS, e-Resources)
ICT Tools andresourcesavailable
Number of ICTenabled
Classrooms
Numberof smartclassrooms
E-resources andtechniques used
197 89 15 42 2 8
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2.3.2 – Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words)
• Christ College is committed to providing need-based support services to students with an aim of keeping themmotivated and equipped to pursue both academic and personal goals. • The mentoring policy ensures that all
students of Christ College have the opportunity to access assistance through a personal and professional mentor-mentee relationship. • The mentor is a faculty member who meets the mentee on a regular basis, and providessupport and guidance to identify and enhance the strengths of the mentee, enabling them to manage academic
and personal challenges. • In the beginning of the academic year, the Head of the Department appoints a facultyas Chief mentor (Class teacher). • Duties of Chief mentor (Class teacher) • Class teacher is the primary point ofcontact for a student who wants to know about the procedures in the College. The class teacher should be kind,impartial, and supportive to students. • He/she should be helpful for the student to clear his/her doubts regarding
exam registration and other daily activities. • Class teacher should provide the syllabus of the program andimportant dates of internal external exam dates at the beginning of each semester. • Class teacher should
maintain the class teacher ship record (Green Card) properly filled with student details including a) Marks of Plustwo/ Degree b) Education of parents c) Extracurricular activity d) Marks on internal exams e) Financial
background f) Contact details of parents/guardians g) Grade card of semester exams. All information should bekept confidential and should be revealed only under necessary situations • Information regarding Exam
registration, Fee payment, Dates of internal exams and external exams should be communicated to studentswithin the stipulated time as advised by the Principal and Controller of Examinations. • Class teachers should
maintain close contact with other subject teachers. He / She should help in arranging substitution classes if anyteacher is in an emergency. • In case of any misconduct from a student, the class teacher should inform the
parent/guardian with the consent from HoD and the Principal. • Class teachers should give effective leadershipto the class during intramural competitions. • It is the responsibility of the Class teacher to maintain a record ofleave availed by a student of his/her class. • During the election to the Students Parliament, the Class teacher
should be the First polling officer and should discharge his duties impartially. • Class teacher should have closecontact with the mentors of his class and should provide details from the green card if necessary. • Information
regarding Certificate courses, Open courses, Placement Higher education opportunities should becommunicated to students and should motivate students to take part in such activities. • Class teacher is
responsible for Parent - Teachers evaluation meeting of every year and should inform the progress of students toparent/guardian. The class teacher is free to conduct more of such meetings with prior permission from HoD the
Principal.
Number of students enrolled in theinstitution
Number of fulltime teachers Mentor : Mentee Ratio
3593 197 1:18
2.4 – Teacher Profile and Quality
2.4.1 – Number of full time teachers appointed during the year
No. of sanctionedpositions
No. of filled positions Vacant positions Positions filled duringthe current year
No. of faculty withPh.D
197 185 Nill 12 50
2.4.2 – Honours and recognition received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National,International level from Government, recognised bodies during the year )
Year of Award Name of full time teachersreceiving awards from
state level, national level,international level
Designation Name of the award,fellowship, received from
Government or recognizedbodies
2018 Dr. Dijo Damien AssistantProfessor
Fulbright NehruPostdoctoral
Research Fellowship,Fulbright House,12, Hailey Road,New Delhi-110001
2018 Dr. BinuRamachandran
AssistantProfessor
DST SERB TARE,Science andEngineering
Research Board, 55A, Lower groundFloor, Vasanth
Square Mall, SectorB, Pocket 5,
Vasanth kunj, NewDelhi,110007
2018 Fr. Joy P T AssociateProfessor
Best PhysicalEducation Teacher,instituted by AllKerala Catholic
Congress
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2.5 – Evaluation Process and Reforms
2.5.1 – Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the declaration of results duringthe year
Programme Name Programme Code Semester/ year Last date of the lastsemester-end/ year-
end examination
Date of declaration ofresults of semester-
end/ year- endexamination
BCA CCABCA SEM VI 12/04/2019 25/04/2019
BBA CCABBA SEM VI 12/04/2019 25/04/2019
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2.5.2 – Average percentage of Student complaints/grievances about evaluation against total number appeared inthe examinations during the year
Number of complaints or grievancesabout evaluation
Total number of students appearedin the examination
Percentage
515 7186 7.17
2.6 – Student Performance and Learning Outcomes
2.6.1 – Program outcomes, program specific outcomes and course outcomes for all programs offered by theinstitution are stated and displayed in website of the institution (to provide the weblink)
http://christcollegeijk.edu.in/obedu
2.6.2 – Pass percentage of students
ProgrammeCode
ProgrammeName
ProgrammeSpecialization
Number ofstudents
appeared in thefinal year
examination
Number ofstudents passed
in final yearexamination
Pass Percentage
CCABCA BCA ComputerApplications
30 15 50.00
CCABBA BBA Business Administratio
n
50 27 54.00
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2.7 – Student Satisfaction Survey
2.7.1 – Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) on overall institutional performance (Institution may design thequestionnaire) (results and details be provided as weblink)
http://dspace.christci.in:8080/jspui/bitstream/123456789/1046/1/Students%20Satisfaction%20Survey%202018-19.pdf
CRITERION III – RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS AND EXTENSION
3.1 – Promotion of Research and Facilities
3.1.1 – The institution provides seed money to its teachers for research
No
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3.1.2 – Teachers awarded National/International fellowship for advanced studies/ research during the year
Type Name of the teacherawarded the
fellowship
Name of the award Date of award Awarding agency
National Dr. BinuRamachandran
DST - SERB-TARE
05/11/2018 SCIENCE ENGINEERINGRESEARCHBOARD(SERB) 55A,Lower Ground
FloorVasantSquare
MallSector-B,
Pocket-5VasantKunj New Delhi-
110 07
International Dr. DijoDamien
FulbrightNehru
PostdoctoralResearchFellowship
11/11/2018 United StatesIndiaEducationa
lFoundation
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3.2 – Resource Mobilization for Research
3.2.1 – Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organisations
Nature of the Project Duration Name of the fundingagency
Total grantsanctioned
Amount receivedduring the year
MajorProjects
730 Institute ofLand andDisaster
Management,Govt. of Kerala
7.1 7.1
StudentsResearch
Projects (Otherthan compulsory
by theUniversity)
90 KSCSTE 0.1 0.1
MajorProjects
365 KSCSTE-SARD 5 0
MajorProjects
730 DST-SERB 35.94 15
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3.2.2 – Number of ongoing research projects per teacher funded by government and non-government agenciesduring the years
0.05
3.3 – Innovation Ecosystem
3.3.1 – Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-Academia Innovativepractices during the year
Title of workshop/seminar Name of the Dept. Date
Theoretical andPractical Aspects of GST
Commerce SF 05/12/2018
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3.3.2 – Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research scholars/Students during the year
Title of the innovation Name of Awardee Awarding Agency Date of award Category
J-CASTE Maya Pramod BrandeisUniversity, USA
12/02/2019 Researchstudent
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3.3.3 – No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year
Incubation Name Sponsered By Name of the Nature of Start- Date of
Center Start-up up Commencement
Entrepreneurship
DevelopmentClub
ED Club DistrictIndustries
Centre, Govtof Kerala
Solar lampManufactureof assembledled bulbs
03/08/2018
No file uploaded.
3.4 – Research Publications and Awards
3.4.1 – Ph. Ds awarded during the year
Name of the Department Number of PhD's Awarded
Department of Cemistry 3
Department of Physics 1
Department of Zoology 2
3.4.2 – Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year
Type Department Number of Publication Average Impact Factor (ifany)
International Chemistry 3 2.1
International Commerce 12 1.8
International Botany Aided 1 0.2
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3.4.3 – Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International ConferenceProceedings per Teacher during the year
Department Number of Publication
Physics 26
Commerce SF 3
Commerce 1
Chemistry 1
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3.4.4 – Patents published/awarded during the year
Patent Details Patent status Patent Number Date of Award
NIL Nill 0 Nill
No file uploaded.
3.4.5 – Bibliometrics of the publications during the last academic year based on average citation index in Scopus/Web of Science or PubMed/ Indian Citation Index
Title of thePaper
Name ofAuthor
Title of journal Year ofpublication
Citation Index Institutionalaffiliation asmentioned in
the publication
Number ofcitations
excluding selfcitation
Taxonomicaccount ofEuglenoids
inselectedsites of
Dr.Tessy Paul
P.AlbertianJournal ofMultidisciplinaryStudies
2018 1 ChristCollege (Autonomous), Irinjala
kuda
Nill
KaruvannurRiver,Kerala,India
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3.4.6 – h-Index of the Institutional Publications during the year. (based on Scopus/ Web of science)
Title of thePaper
Name ofAuthor
Title of journal Year ofpublication
h-index Number ofcitations
excluding selfcitation
Institutionalaffiliation asmentioned in
the publication
Metamaterial
inspired featherligh
tartificialplasmahorn
antennafor astronomical andcommunication applications
Kizhakooden J.,Jose J.,Paul N.,SimonS.K.,ChakyarS.P.,Andrews
J., JosephV.P.
Microwaveand
OpticalTechnologyLetters
2019 5 Nill ChristCollege (Autonomous), Irinjala
kuda
Boxdotand StarProducts
onInterval -Valued Intuitionistic FuzzyGraphs
TintumolSunny
International
Journal ofInnovativeTechnology
andExploringEngineering (IJITEE)
2019 1 Nill ChristCollege (Autonomous), Irinjala
kuda
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3.4.7 – Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year
Number of Faculty International National State Local
Attended/Seminars/Workshops
21 36 21 13
Presentedpapers
Nill 6 11 Nill
Resourcepersons
1 1 2 4
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3.5 – Consultancy
3.5.1 – Revenue generated from Consultancy during the year
Name of the Consultan(s)department
Name of consultancyproject
Consulting/SponsoringAgency
Revenue generated(amount in rupees)
Department ofGeology and Env.
Sc.
River BankMapping and Sand
Auditing of Kecheri
Institute of LandDisaster
Management, Govt of
980000
River, Thrissur(No. ILDM/ 321/2017/E1 dated27-02-2018)
Kerala
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3.5.2 – Revenue generated from Corporate Training by the institution during the year
Name of theConsultan(s)department
Title of theprogramme
Agency seeking /training
Revenue generated(amount in rupees)
Number of trainees
0 0 0 0 0
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3.6 – Extension Activities
3.6.1 – Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community andNon- Government Organisations through NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red Cross (YRC) etc., during the year
Title of the activities Organising unit/agency/collaborating agency
Number of teachersparticipated in such
activities
Number of studentsparticipated in such
activities
A Socio-economicsurvey in
association of EKNStudy and research
centre atPadiyoorGramaPanchayat
Nss, EKN StudyCentre and PadiyoorGrama Panchayath
5 126
Savishkara season2 Conducted Artsfestival for
Mentally disabledchildren ofneighbouring
special schools
Thavanish 5 250
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3.6.2 – Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized bodiesduring the year
Name of the activity Award/Recognition Awarding Bodies Number of studentsBenefited
Cleaning worksafter flood
RecognitionCertificate forinvolving in
Cleaning of SubTreasury,
IrinjalakudaCleaning after
Flood / Thavanish
District TreasuryOfficer,
Irinjalakuda
145
ShastrapadamScience awarenesscamp for Higher
Secondary Students
RecognitionCertificate forparticipating inthree day Sciencecamp for Higher
Secondary StudentsSasthrapadam
Government ofKerala
16
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3.6.3 – Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-GovernmentOrganisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness, Gender Issue, etc. during the year
Name of the scheme Organising unit/Agency/collaborating
agency
Name of the activity Number of teachersparticipated in such
activites
Number of studentsparticipated in such
activites
Environmentalconsiousness
Nss /Shuchitwamission
SuchithwaMission-swatch
Barathofficials andour volunteers
made acleanlinessdrive at themuncipal Busstand at
Irinjalakuda.
2 125
Human values Nss,Thavanish /
DathriFoundation
NSS andThavanishorganised aStem Cell
donation camp-collected 1,149
cells
5 2145
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3.7 – Collaborations
3.7.1 – Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the year
Nature of activity Participant Source of financial support Duration
IndustrialResearch
Dr. Joy V T CarborundumUniversal Ltd
180
Academic ResearchFellowship,
Fullbright NehruFellowship
Dr. Dijo Damien United States-India Educational
Foundation
720
Academic ResearchFellowship
Maya Pramod Blustone awardBrandeis University
90
Research-Visiting Professor
Dr. Binu R GottingenUniversity
35
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3.7.2 – Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the- job training, project work, sharing of researchfacilities etc. during the year
Nature of linkage Title of thelinkage
Name of thepartneringinstitution/industry
/research labwith contact
details
Duration From Duration To Participant
internship M.ScGeology
IndianInstitute of
03/01/2019 05/04/2019 GOPIKATHILAKAN
IntenshipProject
semester 4
Technology,Bombay
internship M.ScGeology
IntenshipProject
semester 4
NationalCentre for
EarthScienceStudies
03/01/2019 05/04/2019 SILPA K S
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3.7.3 – MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other institutions, industries, corporatehouses etc. during the year
Organisation Date of MoU signed Purpose/Activities Number ofstudents/teachers
participated under MoUs
Career Quest,TIME, Thrissur
08/10/2018 Training for CATexams
35
LEIBNIZ INSTITUTEFOR APPLIED
GEOPHYSICS (LIAG),GERMANY
17/01/2019 Research inGeoSciences
40
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CRITERION IV – INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES
4.1 – Physical Facilities
4.1.1 – Budget allocation, excluding salary for infrastructure augmentation during the year
Budget allocated for infrastructure augmentation Budget utilized for infrastructure development
446 448.2
4.1.2 – Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year
Facilities Existing or Newly Added
Number of important equipmentspurchased (Greater than 1-0 lakh)
during the current year
Newly Added
Value of the equipment purchasedduring the year (rs. in lakhs)
Newly Added
Video Centre Newly Added
Seminar halls with ICT facilities Newly Added
Classrooms with LCD facilities Newly Added
Seminar Halls Newly Added
Laboratories Newly Added
Class rooms Newly Added
Campus Area Existing
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4.2 – Library as a Learning Resource
4.2.1 – Library is automated {Integrated Library Management System (ILMS)}
Name of the ILMSsoftware
Nature of automation (fullyor patially)
Version Year of automation
Book Magic Fully 4.7(Book Magic),KOHA 20.05.04.000
2016
4.2.2 – Library Services
LibraryService Type
Existing Newly Added Total
TextBooks
69435 13500000 458 125791 69893 13625791
ReferenceBooks
3907 1100000 64 361835 3971 1461835
e-Books 810000 19470 Nill Nill 810000 19470
Journals 37 81110 7 24650 44 105760
e-Journals
11293 19470 1 1300 11294 20770
CD &Video
724 75000 155 16000 879 91000
LibraryAutomation
1 500000 Nill Nill 1 500000
Weeding(hard &soft)
17642 Nill 7 799 17649 799
Others(specify)
32 26605 Nill Nill 32 26605
Others(specify)
20 500000 2 50000 22 550000
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4.2.3 – E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG- Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG- Pathshala CEC (UnderGraduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives & institutional(Learning Management System (LMS) etc
Name of the Teacher Name of the Module Platform on which moduleis developed
Date of launching e-content
Dr. Jolly Andrews JAM Coaching-Phsyics
moodle LMS:christijkmoodle.in
12/07/2018
Dr. Robinson PPonminiessary
IndustrialCatalysis
moodle LMS:christijkmoodle.in
16/01/2019
Antony Thomas MATHS CS CSC1C01COMPUTERFUNDAMENTALS
moodle LMS:christijkmoodle.in
14/08/2018
Antony Thomas SE-Level-1SoftwareEngineeringFundamentals
moodle LMS:christijkmoodle.in
09/10/2018
Dr. Davis AntonyMundassery
QuantitativeTechniques II SemMA Economics2018-19
moodle LMS:christijkmoodle.in
07/12/2018
Dr. Davis AntonyMundassery
ST3C 03 III semBSc Complementary
moodle LMS:christijkmoodle.in
10/01/2019
Dr. Robinson PPonminiessary
CC15UCHE5B08CC15UCHE5B08-PHYSICALCHEMISTRY - II-First Internalexamination-AUG-2018
moodle LMS:christijkmoodle.in
12/11/2018
Roopesh I ST3C 03 III semBSc Complementary
moodle LMS:christijkmoodle.in
13/11/2018
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4.3 – IT Infrastructure
4.3.1 – Technology Upgradation (overall)
Type Total Computers
ComputerLab
Internet Browsingcenters
ComputerCenters
Office Departments
AvailableBandwidth (MBPS/
GBPS)
Others
Existing
200 4 155 1 1 16 40 50 0
Added 35 0 32 1 0 3 10 0 0
Total 235 4 187 2 1 19 50 50 0
4.3.2 – Bandwidth available of internet connection in the Institution (Leased line)
50 MBPS/ GBPS
4.3.3 – Facility for e-content
Name of the e-content development facility Provide the link of the videos and media centre andrecording facility
Video Lecture Recording Roomhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7jD1wL
igA0
4.4 – Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure
4.4.1 – Expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and academic support facilities, excluding salarycomponent, during the year
Assigned Budget onacademic facilities
Expenditure incurred onmaintenance of academic
facilities
Assigned budget onphysical facilities
Expenditure incurredonmaintenance of physical
facilites
550 579.5 400 401.85
4.4.2 – Procedures and policies for maintaining and utilizing physical, academic and support facilities - laboratory,library, sports complex, computers, classrooms etc. (maximum 500 words) (information to be available ininstitutional Website)
Computer Laboratories, Computers, Internet Wi-Fi facilities Policy Computerlaboratories are used by most the departments for regular course work and alsofor various certificate courses. College has moodle Learning Management systemand many teachers conduct online exams. Administration Office and Examination
Office (Pareeksha Bhavan) are more than ninety percent computerized. Thecollege has appointed two computer technicians for the maintenance and repairworks. All internet connections are of 100 Mbps. Departments are provided withcomputers and wifi facilities. HOD’s of Computer science department and Bvocdepartment are in charge of Computer Laboratories. Procedure The teaching
staff, Certificate Course Coordinator should book the computer laboratories at
least three days before the requirement. HOD of Computer Science or BVoc willapprove the request according to the availability and will intimate the
computer technicians. Any immediate repair/maintenance work fordepartment/office computers are intimated to computer technicians and they
carry out the task. (Request for replacement should be intimated to Principal)Responsibility Computer technicians, HOD (Department of Computer ScienceB.Voc), Principal ICT facilities Policy ICT facilities in Christ College
include online content production facilities, Smart Classrooms, Moodle LearningManagement System, Christ OpenCourseWare and Local chapter of Swayam. IQAC hasan ICT division that is spearheading the activities. The college has appointeda media technician to assist the content generation. Procedure Every year IQACconducts training on moodle for new teachers. Teaching staff who require logincredentials for their students and who require new courses in moodle shouldintimate IQAC. Guidelines have been prepared by IQAC to conduct courses inChrist Open Course Ware. Students are encouraged to take courses in NPTEL
Swayam. Teachers who require an audio-video production facility should intimatethe IQAC office. Maintenance of the support facilities is done by computer
technicians. Maintenance of moodle platform is done by outside vendorkeralamoocs.org. Responsibility Computer technician, Media technician, IQAC,
Principal
http://christcollegeijk.edu.in/policydocument
CRITERION V – STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION
5.1 – Student Support
5.1.1 – Scholarships and Financial Support
Name/Title of the scheme Number of students Amount in Rupees
Financial Supportfrom institution
FreeshipsEndowments
368 5271410
Financial Supportfrom Other Sources
a) National Government NGO 1231 21196647
b)International nil Nill 0
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5.1.2 – Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill development, Remedialcoaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal Counselling and Mentoring etc.,
Name of the capabilityenhancement scheme
Date of implemetation Number of studentsenrolled
Agencies involved
Scholar supportprogramme
08/08/2018 40 Directorate ofCollegiateEducation
Walk with Scholar(WWS)
08/08/2018 90 Directorate ofCollegiateEducation
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5.1.3 – Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counselling offered by theinstitution during the year
Year Name of thescheme
Number ofbenefited
students forcompetitiveexamination
Number ofbenefited
students bycareer
counseling
Number ofstudents whohave passedin
the comp. exam
Number ofstudentsp placed
activities
2018 Industrialexposuretraining 1month ByDept of HM
Nill 35 Nill 23
2019 JAMCoaching-Chemistry
25 Nill 6 Nill
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5.1.4 – Institutional mechanism for transparency, timely redressal of student grievances, Prevention of sexualharassment and ragging cases during the year
Total grievances received Number of grievances redressed Avg. number of days for grievanceredressal
3 3 7
5.2 – Student Progression
5.2.1 – Details of campus placement during the year
On campus Off campus
Nameoforganizations
visited
Number ofstudents
participated
Number ofstduents placed
Nameoforganizations
visited
Number ofstudents
participated
Number ofstduents placed
GoanInstitiute International
35 25 Infosys 5 1
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5.2.2 – Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year
Year Number ofstudents
enrolling intohigher education
Programmegraduated from
Depratmentgraduated from
Name ofinstitution joined
Name ofprogrammeadmitted to
2019 2 BSCPHYSICS
PHYSICS RajagiriInstitute of
SocialSciences
MSW
2019 1 BBA MANAGEMENTSTUDIES
ChristUniversity,Banglore
MBA
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5.2.3 – Students qualifying in state/ national/ international level examinations during the year(eg:NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government Services)
Items Number of students selected/ qualifying
NET 70
GATE 3
Any Other 10
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5.2.4 – Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year
Activity Level Number of Participants
58Th KandamkulathyFootball ChampionshipOrganized By PhysicalEducation Department
State 246
World Ozone DayClelebration Organized By
Biodiversity Club
State 150
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5.3 – Student Participation and Activities
5.3.1 – Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/internationallevel (award for a team event should be counted as one)
Year Name of theaward/medal
National/Internaional
Number ofawards for
Sports
Number ofawards for
Cultural
Student IDnumber
Name of thestudent
2018 First in:- ASIANPOWERLIFTINGHeld at
Rajasthan,May 6th
2018 ,120kg
International
1 NillCCASMEC019
SREERAJP S
2018 First inPostermaking
French Competition ,NCC InternationalCamp
International
Nill 1CCARSPH021
RonaldoRoy
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5.3.2 – Activity of Student Council & representation of students on academic & administrative bodies/committees ofthe institution (maximum 500 words)
Christ College have vibrant student councils which gives efficient leadershipto students to involve in the matters of college. They work shoulder to
management and staff creating a conducive atmosphere. Their suggestions aregiven maximum consideration during the decision-making process regarding daily
affairs, examinations, sports and cultural activities. Often it is theirinterference in many matters which safeguard the institution. In Christ College
we have two prominent bodies through which students are involving theadministrative and academic activities. Representatives from each class are
selected via election to the College Parliament. College follows guidelines ofLyngdowh Commission report to conduct election. This allows students to have aexperience on the democratic election process. Members are elected to College
Student Union from the parliament. Once elected the Students council actimpartially for the common good of students under the guidance of Staff advisorappointed by College Principal. Principal also appoints two teachers as FineArts Coordinator. Main activities of Students council in the year 2018-19 areA) Students council sponsored note books to students of RILP School, Chettiyaland served lunch on 04-09-2018. The distribution was inaugurated by Panchayat
President Mr. Sudhan. B) Teachers day celebrations was conducted by Studentscouncil on 05-sep-2018 with a variety of programmes including fun and sports
for the teachers. C) Organized fund-raising musical show by Karinthalakkoottamon 25-09-2018. The fund collected was utilized to build homes for students wholost their houses during the flood. D) A book exhibition was conducted by thestudents Council on 08-09 Oct 2018 in association with National Book Stall. E)Students’ council celebrated World disability day on 03-12-2018 at Pope PaulMercy Home, Thrissur. F) Chilambu the youth festival of Christ college was
organized as two sections, off stage events and on-stage events on 10th, 11th12th the dec 2018 the off-stage events were held at afternoon session and theon-stage events was held on 13th and 17th of dec 2018. The overall trophy was
maintained by the physics department. G) The annual sports meet of Christcollege was organized by Christ college union on the date of 28-02-2019. H)
Christ College Students Council conducted A Spot Choreography Dance Competitionfor The Girls in association with Women’s day on 08 March 2019. I) Studentstook leadership in inter collegiate fine arts competitions of University of
Calicut – D-zone and achieved second place. J) Students’ council took exemplarysteps during the covid relief activities in the distribution center by acting
as volunteers. Students are having representation in IQAC, Women’s Cell,Disability Cell and Library Advisory Committee.
5.4 – Alumni Engagement
5.4.1 – Whether the institution has registered Alumni Association?
No
5.4.2 – No. of registered Alumni:
200
5.4.3 – Alumni contribution during the year (in Rupees) :
359000
5.4.4 – Meetings/activities organized by Alumni Association :
• The Alumni association of Christ College (OSA- Old Students association)conducted the annual gathering on 9th March 2019. • Old Students Association(OSA) conducted the 44th OSA State level Volley Ball Championship on 4th and
5th February 2019. • NOVA- NSS Old Volunteers Association conducted its annualgathering on 08th December 2018. • The Football alumni association as usual
conducted its alumni meeting on the semifinal day of Kandamkulathy State levelFootball. • Mathematics Alumni Association conducts Alumni invited lecture
every year and this year invited lecture was on ‘Fibonacci sequence and linearAlgebra’ for which Mr. Narayanan P.A, Research Scholar, Institute of
Mathematical Science, Chennai, was the resource person (Batch 2007-2010). • Dr.K. V. Radhakrishnan, Sr. Principal Scientist Head, Organic Chemistry, NIISTTrivandrum (Alumnus M.Sc. Chemistry (1989-1991)) was the resource person for
the National Seminar on ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS FOR ENERGY PRODUCTION ANDMEDICINAL APPLICATIONS conducted on 27-28th July 2018. • Dr. Nixon Abraham,Assistant Professor, IISER, PUNE (Alumnus M.Sc. Chemistry (1998-2000) did an
invited lecture on “Brain functions: how do we unravel the mysteries?” on 28thJuly 2018 during the National Seminar on ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS FORENERGY PRODUCTION AND MEDICINAL APPLICATIONS. • Prof. B. Narayana, Dean,
Mangalore University, Mangaluru, Alumnus of M.Sc Chemistry 1981-1983 batchdelivered a talk on Air Tritium measurements – Advantages of newly developedmethods over the traditional ones’ on 27th July 2018 during the National
Seminar on ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS FOR ENERGY PRODUCTION AND MEDICINALAPPLICATIONS. • National seminar on ‘Prospects and Challenges of Nuclear
Energy’ was conducted by Chemistry Alumni Association on 10th December 2018,for which alumni (B.Sc Chemistry 1967-70) Dr. M P Rajan and Dr Dr. T. R.
Govindan Kutty, Sceintist (retd.) Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) andIndira Gandhi Center for Atomic Research (IGCAR) were the resource persons. •Prof. Muraleedharan G. Nair, Ph.D., CCHEM, FRSC, Michigan State University, USA
(Alumnus M.Sc Chemistry (1974-76) was the resource person for the Nationalseminar on “Novel Natural Products as Botanical Drugs with Potential to Treat
Inflammation and Alzheimer’s Disease” on 4th February 2019. • Dr. JayarajFrancis Alappat, Scientist, Ball Horticultural Company, USA, Alumnus M.ScChemistry (1987-89) was the resource person for the alumni lecture “Flower
Pigments: Beyond Aesthetics” on 19th February 2019
CRITERION VI – GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
6.1 – Institutional Vision and Leadership
6.1.1 – Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last year (maximum 500words)
The well-structured organizational framework of Christ college is capable ofhandling not only the daily chores but also unprecedented incidents. Apart fromthe Manager and Principal of the College the Core team of the College consistsof three Vice Principals, two Deans, the Controller of the Examination, and
IQAC Coordinator. Important matters pertaining to Academics and Administrationare first discussed in the core committee meeting and then proceed to theCollege Council, Council of Heads of the departments, and IQAC meeting.
Subcommittees are formed in such meetings and are entrusted with freedom andnecessary resources to perform. ((Practice 1: Implementation of value-addedCertificate courses)) • Need for more value-added certificate courses wasevidenced in the feedback collected from alumni. • The matter was first
presented in the Core Committee meeting which was included in the agenda of theIQAC meeting. • The extended IQAC consists of Heads of the Departments and a
committee was formed with two Coordinators. • The committee drafted thepolicies for Certificate courses which were approved in the Governing council.• The coordinators of Certificate courses along with the Head of the Departmentvery soon conducted meetings with teachers and also external agencies. • Eight
certificate courses were inaugurated on 23 October 2018 out of which twocourses were blended. ((Practice 2: Taluk flood relief distribution center
(Kerala Flood 2018) and relief activities)) • During the flood in August 2018,the Principal was contacted by Irinjalakuda taluk Officials asking for help toinstitute a Distribution center in the College. • The core committee meetingdecided to entrust the charge to the Staff advisor and staff coordinators ofThavanish and NSS. • An extended committee was formed along with the Student
council, NSS, Thavanish, and local residents. • College Auditorium wasconverted to a Collection and distribution center with students giving
leadership to all the activities with guidance from coordinators of Thavanish,NSS, and Staff advisor. • Classrooms were converted to shelter homes for forty
families from the flood-affected area. • Immediately after the flood thecommittee extended their services in conducting a survey of the affected areasin association with five Grama Panchayaths. • College received appreciationfrom Government officials for the participatory management of the crisis
situation.
6.1.2 – Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)?
Yes
6.2 – Strategy Development and Deployment
6.2.1 – Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following (with in 100 words each):
Strategy Type Details
Industry Interaction / Collaboration • Experts from industry are includedin Academic council, Governing council,IQAC and Board of Studies. • Conductedmeetings with industry personnel during
the initiation of value-addedcertificate courses. • Engaged in MoU
with industries- The Strategist, Nexus,TCS and Star Innovation. • College haslinkages with neighboring industries
KSE Ltd, KLF Nirmal and KPL Shudhi forcollaboration in the field ofinfrastructure, training and
development.
Human Resource Management • Well defined policy of the collegeensures appointment of qualified and
enthusiastic personnel to the College.• New appointments are conducted as per
Government regulations. • IQACconducted two-day orientation program
for newly appointed teachers. •Guidelines were prepared by IQAC for
the training of newly appointedteachers. • Teachers who attend FDPs
and refresher courses are provided withregistration fee and Travelling
Allowance. • Soft skill training wasgiven to administrative staff with thehelp of Department of Computer Sciencein Microsoft word and excel. • Self-appraisal system was implemented and
teachers met college Manager andPrincipal for reviewing their progress.
Library, ICT and PhysicalInfrastructure / Instrumentation
• Smart card system to monitor theentry and issue of library cards wasinstalled. • The library ERP software
Bookmagic is used for LibraryManagement • Library blogsite was
started to share additional informationto students and public. Previous end
semester question bank can be assessedthrough the blogsite. • ICT enabledteaching is enhanced through moodleLearning Management system. • Councilof Heads of the Department decided toconduct internal examinations using
moodle LMS for willing teachers. Sevenexams were conducted using the moodleLMS. • Completed the construction ofScience block with additional six ICT
enabled classrooms.
Curriculum Development • CBCS system is implemented in theProgrammes. • Feedback from alumni,
employers and teachers wereincorporated in the syllabus revision
meetings of respective Board ofstudies. • Eight value added
certificate courses were started. The
curriculum for these courses werediscussed with industry experts inBoard of studies and was approved in
the Academic council of the college. •Necessary steps are taken to implementthe Outcome based education. PO, PSO
and COs are defined.
Admission of Students • College admission is onlineconducted through ERP software-
Knowledge Pro. • Admission Brochure isprepared well ahead of admission,displayed in College website and
circulated through social media. •Helpdesks are arranged in college
library to assist prospective studentsin filling up the application form andonline fee payment. • Trial allotmentsare conducted which gives students achance to change their options ifrequired. • Intimations via sms and
email are sent to students and parents.• Fair admission process is conducted
centrally in the auditorium inadherence with Government restrictions.
• Separate admission counter andhelpdesk are provided for students with
disabilities.
Teaching and Learning • Four workshops were conducted inthe academic year to equip teachers for
ICT enabled teaching. Moodle LMSintroduced to teachers. • Workshop
conducted in collaboration with KeralaState Higher Education Council to
introduce Outcome based education. PO,PSO and COs were formulated. •
Teachers’ diary (handbook) is providedfor teachers to plan the academic
sessions, record daily works and storethe details of attendance and internal
marks of students. • Teachers areinstructed to inform their leave at theearliest to arrange alternate classes.• Result analysis conducted immediatelyafter the announcement of results and
PTA meetings were held.
Examination and Evaluation • Examination schedule is preparedbefore the academic year along withacademic calendar and was informed to
all the stakeholders. • All examinationprocesses were managed online through
ERP-Knowledge Pro. • Centralizedevaluation camps were conducted for
impartial evaluation which alsoresulted in early announcement of
results. • Software for generation ofinternal question paper and
consolidated absentee statement was
prepared inhouse by IQAC. • Entry ofinternal and external examination markswere made online this academic year. •
New module introduced in ERP forgeneration of consolidated internal
grade sheet.
Research and Development • Started construction of ZoologyResearch block. • Initiated the
formation of Animal Ethics Committee tomonitor animal experiments. • Best
research paper award was instituted forstudent and faculty. • Christ researchfellowship was instituted for eligibleresearch scholar who is not availingany government research fellowhips. •Research topics of research scholars
were presented in the Research AdvisoryCouncil for the approval. • MoU was
engaged for international collaborationin research with LIAG, Germany by theResearch Department of Geology and
Environmental Science.
6.2.2 – Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations:
E-governace area Details
Planning and Development • The academic calendar is preparedand e copies are sent to all
stakeholders. • The venue booking andregistration is done using google
forms, which helps the evendistribution of resources. • Feedback
from students and teachers is collectedonline and analysis was done using
Microsoft Excel.
Administration • Most of the internalcorrespondences are communicatedthrough email. • Computers in theAdministrative Office are connectedthrough LAN which enables easy filetransfer and sharing. • Principal canaccess individual office computers.
Finance and Accounts • Accounting software TALLY is usedto maintain the daily accounts. • Cashbooks, Income Expenditure statements
are generated using the software. • Thesalary bill generation and submissionare done using the software SPARKS. •The PFMS platform of the Government of
India is used for disbursing andreceiving Government funds.
Student Admission and Support • The student admission proceduresare including receiving of
applications, fee payment, processingof rank list, and publication ofeligible candidate list are done
through knowledge pro the ERP software.
• The application to open courses,allotment to different courses was made
online from this academic year. •Students can view their attendance,internal marks, and end-semester exam
results online.
Examination • All exam-related procedures-announcement, exam registration, hallticket generation, barcoding, mark
entry, processing of grade sheets aredone through the ERP software-
Knowledge Pro. • Absentee statement wasprocessed using in-house software usingMicrosoft Access. • A software for the
generation of question papers forinternal exams (QPGEN 3.0) was prepared
in-house by IQAC.
6.3 – Faculty Empowerment Strategies
6.3.1 – Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and towards membership feeof professional bodies during the year
Year Name of Teacher Name of conference/workshop attendedfor which financialsupport provided
Name of theprofessional body forwhich membership
fee is provided
Amount of support
2018 Dr.DijoDamien
Capacitybuilding oncurriculumdesigning
through moodle
nil 4390
2018 Ms. Ann MaryCheriyan
SMCM Teachersmeeting @ MoutSt. Thomas,Kakkanad
nil 400
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6.3.2 – Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the Colleges forteaching and non teaching staff during the year
Year Title of theprofessionaldevelopmentprogramme
organised forteaching staff
Title of theadministrative
trainingprogramme
organised fornon-teaching
staff
From date To Date Number ofparticipants(Teaching
staff)
Number ofparticipants
(non-teachingstaff)
2018 Nill One dayworkshopon KOHALIBRARY
MANAGEMENTSYSTEM
24/10/2018 24/10/2018 Nill 36
2018 TechnopedagogyMOOCS
Nill22/11/2018 23/11/2018
Nill 32
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6.3.3 – No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation Programme, RefresherCourse, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the year
Title of theprofessionaldevelopmentprogramme
Number of teacherswho attended
From Date To date Duration
2-DayNational
Workshop onTheoretical and
PracticalAspects of GST
7 05/12/2018 06/12/2018 2
2 DayWorkshop onOutcome Based
EducationConducted byKSHEC and IQAC
of ChristCollege, IJK
6 22/05/2019 23/05/2019 2
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6.3.4 – Faculty and Staff recruitment (no. for permanent recruitment):
Teaching Non-teaching
Permanent Full Time Permanent Full Time
74 123 34 22
6.3.5 – Welfare schemes for
Teaching Non-teaching Students
1. Free wi-fi facilityon campus and emailaddresses using thedomain name of the
institution 2. Full paidMaternity Leave 3. HealthInsurance (ESI) 4. Feeconcession to wards ofeconomically weak staff5. Vacation salary for
staff 6. Festival advance7. Leave and financialsupport for attendingseminars / refreshercourse /orientationprogramme / FDP. 8.
Advance for purchase oflaptop. 9. Subsidizedfood in Canteen 10.
Ladies’ fitness centre11. Guest house for
teachers 12. RecreationRoom 13. Providing
college auditorium forstaff’s personal
1. Free wi-fi facilityon campus and emailaddresses using thedomain name of the
institution 2. Full paidMaternity Leave 3. HealthInsurance (ESI) 4. Feeconcession to wards ofeconomically weak staff5. Festival advance 6.Advance for purchase of
laptop 7. Subsidized foodin Canteen 8. Ladies’
fitness centre 9.Recreation Room 10.Providing college
auditorium for staff’spersonal functions
1. Free wi-fi facilityon campus and emailaddresses using thedomain name of the
institution 2. CollegeCommon bus 3. Vidyadhanam
scholarship 4. Annualmedical check up
functions
6.4 – Financial Management and Resource Mobilization
6.4.1 – Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly (with in 100 words each)
The College has a mechanism for internal and external financial audits. Auditof accounts of the college is conducted Internally and Externally. All theaudits are conducted at the end of the financial year. Internal Audit: • Theinternal audit is entrusted to a registered firm of chartered accountants. It
is conducted once a year by the Audit firm TIJ Associates, CharteredAccountants, Irinjalakuda. The management accounts are audited by internalauditors of CMI Devamatha Province. External audit: • The accounts are
externally audited by Departmental Audit by the Zonal Deputy Directorate ofCollegiate Education, Thrissur, and the Office of the Accountants General (AE),
Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram with respect to the Government/UGC fund. Fundscoming under the external audit are a) Principal Deposit Account (PD Account),
b) Autonomy Grants from UGC and c) any other finds from Government. AuditObjection redressal mechanism The internal and external audits are undertakenannually, and the auditor’s reports are presented before the Principal of theCollege with points for discussion and clarification. The audit objections areaddressed by the Finance and Resource Mobilisation Committee and timely and
proper clarifications are presented to settle the audit objections.
6.4.2 – Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals, philanthropies during theyear(not covered in Criterion III)
Name of the non governmentfunding agencies /individuals
Funds/ Grnats received in Rs. Purpose
Alumni, Staff andWellwishers
1370000 VidhyadhanamScholarship, Corpus fundfor Best teacher award,Corpus fund for Indoor
Stadium
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6.4.3 – Total corpus fund generated
8213000
6.5 – Internal Quality Assurance System
6.5.1 – Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?
Audit Type External Internal
Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority
Academic No Nill Yes IQAC
Administrative No Nill Yes IQAC
6.5.2 – Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association (at least three)
• Arranged a talk “Save a life...You need not be a doctor.” By Dr. Jose UkkenMD, Chief Physician Diabetologist at Modern Hospital, Kodungallur on 13th
November 2018 for PTA members during the Annual General Body. • PTA took theresponsibility for the collection of Parent feedback during the annual generalbody meeting and open house meeting of different semesters. • PTA Executivecommittee took the initiative to procure College Bus under the scheme MPLADS2017-18 by Hon. Member of Parliament, Thrissur Sri C N Jayadevan. • Supportedin maintaining the discipline of the College • Contributed to corpus fund for
Fr. Jose Thekkan Best teacher award.
6.5.3 – Development programmes for support staff (at least three)
1. Full paid Maternity Leave, Health Insurance (ESI), Fee concession to thewards of economically weak staff, Festival advance, Subsidized food in Canteen
2.. Providing college auditorium for staff’s personal functions 3. Talkarranged on KOHA library system for library staff. 4. Workshop on ICT skills
(Microsoft excel and word) by Department of Computer Science. 5. Assistance forannual get together and meetings
6.5.4 – Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three)
1. -(Curriculum development)- a. Started two B.Voc courses this year b.Initiated Outcome-based education by conducting workshops to state PO, PSO, and
CO). c. Started fourteen Value added certificate courses to supplement thecurriculum. 2. -(Teaching Learning)- a. ICT enabled teaching-Learning
Management system to moodle training completed Started conduction of internalexams in online mode. 3.- (Infrastructure)- a. Completed construction of videorecording room for video tutorials. B. Started construction of Zoology Researchblock. Completed construction of New Science block. 4. -(Research Consultancy)-
a. Started best research paper award for faculty and research scholar toenhance research activities. 5. -(Extension)- a. The social ministry of ChristCollege ‘Thavanish’ in association with the Dept of social work and the Dept of
Psychology started a special program for mentally disabled- Savishkara’ b.College is now a member of the National Sugamya Pusthakalaya for the visually
impaired.
6.5.5 – Internal Quality Assurance System Details
a) Submission of Data for AISHE portal Yes
b)Participation in NIRF Yes
c)ISO certification No
d)NBA or any other quality audit No
6.5.6 – Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year
Year Name of qualityinitiative by IQAC
Date ofconducting IQAC
Duration From Duration To Number ofparticipants
2018Orientationon Clubs tofirst yearstudents
24/07/2018 24/07/2018 24/07/2018 1100
2019 OBEworkshop inassociationwith KSHEC
22/05/2019 22/05/2019 22/05/2019 58
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CRITERION VII – INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND BEST PRACTICES
7.1 – Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities
7.1.1 – Gender Equity (Number of gender equity promotion programmes organized by the institution during theyear)
Title of theprogramme
Period from Period To Number of Participants
Female Male
Women Policeand Public byWomen Cell-Chief Guest -Aparna LavaKumar, CPO,IrinjalakudaPolice Station
13/07/2018 13/07/2018 125 34
Gender andHealth
organized byWomen Cell-Resource
Person- Dr.J SVeena, Resident
MedicalOfficer,Forensic,MedicalCollege,
Trivandrum
16/07/2018 16/07/2018 135 25
UnderstandingCaste, Womenand Ideology,organized by
Women Cell & PGdept ofHistory-Resource
person- Dr. K SMadhavan,
Social Activist
27/07/2018 27/07/2018 213 42
'VidhyarthiniWall (Mathil)'Organized by
StudentsCouncil to
enhance Femaleequality
19/12/2018 19/12/2018 350 Nill
'SpotChoreography'-
Dancecompetition forgirl students-organized by
studentscouncil in
connection withWomens Day
08/03/2019 08/03/2019 256 45
7.1.2 – Environmental Consciousness and Sustainability/Alternate Energy initiatives such as:
Percentage of power requirement of the University met by the renewable energy sources
Environmental consciousness- College has students’ clubs who actively involvein spreading the environmental consciousness amoung students and staff. In theyear 2018-19 following important programmes were conducted for the purpose. •
Biodiversity club conducted invited lecture on “Understanding the Climate,Climate Change and the ways to keep the climate cool” in connection with WorldOzone day clelebration on 18.09.2018. • Biodiversity club conducted invited
lecture on “Impact of flood on Biodiversity” on 14.02.2019. • Biodiversity clubconducted “Nature camp” in Collaboration with Friends of Nature on 15.02.2019.• Biodiversity Club conducted Invited Lecture on “From plastic religion tosolid science: Logical fallacies other stories” on 06.05.2018 • BiodiversityClub screened the documentary and conducted a debate- ‘An inconvenient Truth’on 06.05.2018 • Biodiversity Club conducted Intercollegiate Quiz Competition onEnvironment on 06.06.2018 • Biodiversity Club conducted On-field Para-Taxonomy
Workshop on ‘Faunal Diversity Documentation of Thommana Kole Wetlands’ inconnection with World Wetland day celebrations on 02.02.2019. • NSS units
conducted four workshops to christ college students on making paperbags andpaper pens. • NSS units organized a flash mob at Chalakudy Bust stand in
collaboration with Shuchitwa mission on 10.01.2018 • NSS units organized ‘JuteExpo’ on products and handicrafts made of jute. The handmade products wereexhibited and sold on 07.11.2018 Sustainability- • College purchased 5 star
inverted AC to reduce the power consumption with an energy saving of 3000kWh •Total 450 FT lamps were replaced with LED in hostel and premises in the year
2018-19 creating an energy saving of 4200 kWh • Additional two tanks of 10,000litre capacity were installed this year for rain water harvesting. Alternate
Energy Initiatives- • 25M3 Bio gas plant is constructed behind our mess of boyshostel. This is reducing our consumption in LPG. The kitchen wastes fromcanteen, mess is feeding into bio gas plant. Approximately 5Kg of LPG of
reduced per day by the installation of this bio gas plant. • 20kW solar panelwas installed in the main building.
7.1.3 – Differently abled (Divyangjan) friendliness
Item facilities Yes/No Number of beneficiaries
Ramp/Rails Yes 22
Rest Rooms Yes 22
Scribes for examination Yes 22
BrailleSoftware/facilities
Yes 3
Special skilldevelopment for
differently abledstudents
Yes 22
7.1.4 – Inclusion and Situatedness
Year Number ofinitiatives to
addresslocational
advantagesand disadva
ntages
Number ofinitiativestaken to
engage withand
contribute tolocal
community
Date Duration Name ofinitiative
Issuesaddressed
Number ofparticipating
studentsand staff
2018 1 1 30/11/2018
1 Saviskara-
Season 2-Inclusive
artsfestival
for
Inclusionof
Mentallychallenge
dstudents
236
Mentallychallenge
dstudentsof nieghbouring
special schools-byThavanish
2018 1 3 25/06/2018
3 Sravyam-preparation ofaudio
books tobisuallychallenge
dstudentsof University ofCalicutby NSSunits
Inclusionof
visuallychallenge
dstudents
26
2018 1 2 17/08/2018
10 FloodreliefcampduringKeralaFlood
Geographical
locationmade itpossiblethat therelief
camp wascollection and disrtribution centrefor 48reliefcentres
156
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7.1.5 – Human Values and Professional Ethics
Title Date of publication Follow up(max 100 words)
Jeevith Prabha (HumanValues)- Value Education
01/06/2018 Jeevith Prabha themotto of Christ Collegereflects the holisticapproach on education,
the institution is tryingto impart to its
students. Teachers aregiven the freedom to
select topics of theirchoice after discussionwith the Principal and
Jeevith Prabhacoordinator (He / She may
be the coordinator of
CSA). The committeeincluding Principal, Vice
Principal and JeevithPrabha coordinator
scrutinizes and selectthe topics. The
coordinator then arrangesthe classes. The schedule
is arranged so that astudent will receive allthe topics during his/hertenure in the campus. The
classes are conductedevery Thursday first
hour. A student receivesten sessions a year.
Exams are conducted atthe end of the academic
year and prizes aredistributed to rankholders in a common
function.
Conscientisationseminar (Professional
Ethics)-Further Horizonsof teaching for
excellence
23/03/2019 Conscientisationseminar-Every year IQACconducts a workshop onethics of teaching. This
year the topic wasFurther Horizons of
teaching for excellence aone day talk by Dr. Fr.Valson Thampu, Former
Principal, St. StephensCollege, Delhi
Information Literacyand Publication Ethics(Professional Ethics)
15/11/2018 Workshop to Final yearPG students on ResearchScholars on InformationLiteracy and PublicationEthics -One-day workshop-
Resource person-Dr.Harikumaran Thampi,Director, College
Development Council,University of Calicut
7.1.6 – Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics
Activity Duration From Duration To Number of participants
Gandhi JayanthiCelebrations - apond cleaning
activity at KattoorPanchayat. by NSS
02/10/2018 02/10/2018 105
NSS and Thavanishorganised a Stem
Cell donation camp-collected 1,149
cells in
27/07/2018 27/07/2018 2400
association withDhathri Foundation
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7.1.7 – Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five)
Increasing Environmental consciousness • Biodiversity club of the collegeconducted seven awareness programs including invited lectures, documentaryscreening debate and Quiz competition to create awareness among students.
Water conservation and Energy Reduction • College purchased 5 star inverted ACto reduce the power consumption with an energy saving of 3000kWh. • Total 450FT lamps were replaced with LED in hostel and premises in the year 2018-19
creating an energy saving of 4200 kWh. • Additional two tanks of 10,000 litrecapacity were installed this year for rain water harvesting. • 25M3 Bio gasplant is constructed behind our mess of boy’s hostel. This is reducing our
consumption in LPG. The kitchen wastes from canteen, mess is feeding into biogas plant. Approximately 5Kg of LPG of reduced per day by the installation ofthis bio gas plant. • Twenty (20) kW solar panel was installed in the main
building.
Plastic free campus • Use of plastic is banned in the camps. NSS Units aremaking paper pens using old pen bodies. NSS units are also actively making
paper bags and gave training to school students in making them.
Cycle donation • Thavanish the social club distributed seven bicycles tostudents
Paper less Office • As part of moving towards paperless office, the internalexamination marks, examination schedule are made online to prevent use of
paper.
7.2 – Best Practices
7.2.1 – Describe at least two institutional best practices
Best Practice -1 Title of the Practice ICT Integration and e-LearningObjectives of the Practice To use Information and Communication Technology toenhance the Teaching Learning Process. To enable teachers, equip with moderntechnologies in teaching and make them adaptable to engage next generationlearners To help students in their regular academic activities and also totrain them to face competitive exams in online mode for higher education andjob opportunities. The context Technology enhanced learning is gaining muchimportance in higher education sector. Many universities are moving to onlineeducation as this mode provides not only easily accessible education but alsoaffordable education. The use of ICT in education sector is gaining importancein our country too. Students who by any chance miss their regular classes, canuse the recorded sessions and other study materials if ICT methods are adopted.
Most of the entrance examinations to universities, JAM and NET exams areconducted online. Students of our college, majority of who come from ruralareas face difficulties during such exams as they are not familiar to suchtechnologies. Proper training for online exams will surely enhance their
chances to be successful in such entrance examinations. The Practice ICT teamwas formed under IQAC to spearhead the ICT activities. Training on Moodle
software, course content generation, online examinations and moodle managementwas conducted in the previous academic year 05th-06th May 2017. It was decidedin the College council meeting to conduct internal examination in moodle LMS ifthe teachers wished to. Seven teachers got certified in Microsoft Excel to beused in ICT enabled education on 14-July-18. Two-day training on the topic
“Techno pedagogy and MOOCs” was conducted to equip teachers on 22-23 Nov 2018for which the resource persons were EMMRC Calicut and Dr. Biju Kadinjiyil,Assistant Professor, Central University, Tamilnadu. One day workshop on “E-
content authoring using Adobe Captivate” was conducted on 16-Feb-2019 for whichthe resource person was Dr. Parthasarathy M, Department of Educational
Technology, Bharatiyar University. ICT team was now ready and conducted moretrainings of their own to other teachers. Students were enrolled to moodle and
JAM coaching was conducted by departments of Physics, Chemistry andMathematics. Started recording of video lectures which resulted in two blendedvalue-added courses. Evidence of success Thirty percentage of teachers startedusing moodle LMS and other ICT resources. Students were very excited to use thetechnology. ICT team became capable to work as resource persons and startedgiving training to teaching staff of other colleges. Ten internal exams wereconducted online with multiple choice questions in moodle LMS, which reducedthe workload of teachers and reduced the use of answer papers. More number ofstudents got qualified in JAM examinations from the Departments of Physics (7),Chemistry (5) and Mathematics (4). Problems encountered and Resources RequiredInfrastructure facilities like computer labs and internet connectivity shouldbe increased. Some teachers were reluctant to adapt with the new technology.Students who were deprived of gadgets faced difficulties in accessing the
moodle LMS. No of computers in the labs should be increased and students are tobe allowed to use their smart phones in the classes. Notes (Optional) Policy
level decisions should be made to popularize the use of ICT in college campus.More teachers should be given training on using ICT tools. More open resourcesshould be used to reduce the cost of production of ICT enabled methods. Best
Practice -2 Title of the Practice Earth for all: Environmental consciousness tostudents Objectives of the Practice To inculcate a sustainable lifestyle to
students. To reduce the carbon footprint of the College. To introduceenvironmental consciousness in aspects of Teaching and Learning. The context
Even though College is on the fore front of Environmental conservation many ofthe students lack proper orientation on waste segregation and proper treatment.
The Practice All VIP’s who visit College for seminars, workshops or otherfunctions are requested to plant trees in the college premises. Students becomeaware of the importance of forestation. Under the “Entae Maavu” Programme the
students and teachers of Biodiversity Club develop mango saplings anddistribute to other colleges and schools. Biodiversity Club and Botany
Department maintains 20 cents, as “Santhistal” where the rare endangered andthreatened plants are planted and maintained. Star vanam (Nakshathravanam) ismaintained -a joint venture of Bhoomithrasena and Botany Department Poly-housefarming by Biodiversity Club and NSS units of our college creates the awareness
on biopharming and respect to farmers. NSS units started the “PENDRIVE” inwhich they collect the plastic body of used pens. Such pens are recycled by
adding new refills and selling at low cost. The Environmental ScienceDepartment sensitizes the students by preparing logos and slogans. Separate
cans are arranged to separate organic waste. Solar panels are installed and theexcess energy is given to KSEB under the on-grid scheme. Rain water harvestingis implemented with a capacity of 25,000 liter. Check dams are made in College
garden and premises to help rainwater to become groundwater. Evidence ofsuccess General environmental awareness has been increased. College campus hasbecome cleaner. Ground water level in the surrounding areas increased. Problemsencountered and Resources Required Food waste are dumped in the college garden.
The plastic carry bags are scattered in the garden.
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7.3 – Institutional Distinctiveness
7.3.1 – Provide the details of the performance of the institution in one area distinctive to its vision, priority andthrust in not more than 500 words
Extracurricular activities (Sports and Club activities) The vision of ChristCollege is to “Mould an enlightened generation by developing the potential ofindividuals through quality higher education and moral value inculcation”.
Overall wellbeing will be achieved if a student can achieve physical,intellectual, and moral standards. The performance of our alumni and thepositions achieved by them exemplifies the quality of higher education inChrist College. College is keen to impart moral values into the lives of
students. College achieves this by giving opportunities to students to takepart in sports activities and extracurricular activities. Sports activitiesCollege has provided excellent facilities for sports and games which in turncreates an atmosphere of physical fitness for the students. Our facilitiesinclude 400 meters athletic stadium, Football field, Basketball courts (4),
Volley Ball Courts (4), Badminton court (2), Tennis Court (1), Weight traininghalls, and Gymnasium (5) to name a few. In the year 490 students participated
in University events and we have 48 College teams. Separate coaches andtrainers are appointed for each event to give professional training. In theyear 2018-19, we achieved Four international medals, Thirty-Four National
medals, and Fifteen Interuniversity medals which adds up to a staggering numberof fifty-three which may be the best in the Nation. Christ College also
achieved the championship ‘Calicut University Aggregate Championship in Men andWomen. College achieved the PEFI award for the best college in India promotingsports and games. Club activities and Social Work The college has Twentyonestudents club to enhance their overall development which is Students Union,National Cadet Corps (NCC), National Service Scheme (NSS), Catholic StudentsAssociation (CSA), Women’s Development Club, Thavanish (Social Service),Bahuswara (Disability club), Christ College Readers Club, Christ College
Cycling Club/tourism, Entrepreneurship Development Club, Biodiversity Club,Bhoomithrasena, Enviro Club, Quiz Club, Debate Literary Club, Film Club, FineArts Association, Dance Music Club, Drama Club, and Spic-Macay. Students gaininterpersonal communication skills, leadership skills, and concern towards themarginalized through the club activities. Starting from blood donation to stemcell donation, Environmental consciousness to literacy programs, our students
are getting excellent training to become the best citizens of India. Therelentless efforts of our teachers and students have made the college an iconin the local community where the deprived approach for support. College was thedistribution center during the Kerala Flood which distributed essentials and
Provisionals to more than two hundred relief centers. In the year 2018-19 morethan one hundred and thirty programs were conducted by the Clubs. The specialprogram Savishkara organized by the club Thavanish requires special mention.
For the last two years, this program exhibits the talents of mentally disabledstudents of the surrounding special schools which are accoladed by Irinjalakuda
Municipality. Students are encouraged to participate in this program whichdevelops the qualities like compassion, empathy, and leadership. These
opportunities for extracurricular activities are distinctive of Christ Collegewhich truly targets the vision of the College
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8.Future Plans of Actions for Next Academic Year
Curricular aspects –(a) Feedback from employers indicated the need for value-added courses which should be career-oriented. It was decided to give primeimportance to enhance the number of such value-added programs in consultationwith the Industry. (b) Implementation of Outcome-Based Education (OBE) As per thedirections of UGC and KSHEC College has identified OBE, very essential to improvethe quality and achieve holistic education. Conducting workshops for teachers and
implementing OBE will be another target for the next academic year. TeachingLearning and Evaluation-(a) As part of implementing ICT, College will be startingan open courseware portal, which will be freely accessible to students and alsoto the public. (b) To improve the quality of the exam it was decided to establisha Question bank system with software. Later the questions may be framed as perOBE. (c) Make college a local chapter for NPTEL online courses. Research andInnovations-(a) College needs more research facilities as an increased number offaculties are engaging in research especially in the Zoology Department.Construction of Research block for Zoology Department is included in the futureplan of the College. (b) College struggles with a smaller number of consultanciesand partnerships with industries. It was decided to take measures like industrialvisits by faculty and inviting industrial experts to college to strengthenAcademy-Industry partnerships. Infrastructure and Learning Resources-(a) Collegeconducts a four-year degree course Integrated BPE (Bachelor of PhysicalEducation). It is planned to build a Physical Education complex near the AthleticStadium to incorporate all the amenities. (b) As more teachers are getting moodle(LMS) friendly, College has identified the need for a centralized computerfacility to conduct online internal exams and conduct coaching for competitiveexams. Student Support and Progression-(a) College conducts regular orientationprograms for first-year students. A one-week induction program- Dheeksharamb asper direction from UGC will be started from next academic year onwards. (b) Thecollege has started the mentoring system. To classify students as fast, mediumand slow learners the marks of qualifying exams were the mandates. Next year anonline screening test will be conducted to classify students. GovernanceLeadership and Management-(a) In the next year the Administrative Office of theCollege will be subjected to ISO certification. Institutional Values and BestPractices-(a) As per the suggestion from the disability cell, a greater number ofbuildings in the College will be made disabled-friendly by making ramps. (b) Moresolar power by implementing solar panels. (c)The plan to establish a butterflypark near Botany Department is also included for next year.
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1.1.1 – Programmes for which syllabus revision was carried out during the Academic year
Name of Programme Programme Code Programme Specialization Dates of Revision
M Sc CCAMST Statistics 01-06-2018
BCA CCAMZL Zoology 01-06-2018
1.1.2 – Programmes/ courses focussed on employability/ entrepreneurship/ skill development during the Academic year
Programme
with code
Programme
Specialization
Date of
Introduction
Course with code Date of
Introduction
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Perspectives of Food Science &
Technology-CC18GEC1PF03
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Food Chemistry, Nutrition &
Instrumentation-CC18SDC1FF01
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical Paper1- Food Chemistry,
Nutrition, Instrumentation-
CC18SDC1FF02P4
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Bakery and Confectionery-
CC18SDC1BC 03
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical Paper 2- Bakery &
Confectionery-CC18SDC1BC04P5
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Food Safety, Food Laws and
Packaging Technology-
CC18FTL6B17
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Principles of Food Preservation-
CC18SDC2 PF06
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical Paper 3- Principles of Food
Preservation-CC18SDC2 PF07P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Dairy Technology-CC18SDC2DT08 06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical Paper 4- Dairy Technology-
CC18SDC2DT09P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Food Microbiology-CC18SDC3FM11 06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Milling Technology (Cereals, Pulses
& Oil Seeds)-CC18SDC3MT13
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical Paper 6- Milling
Technology (Cereals, Pulses And Oil
Seeds)-CC18SDC3MT14P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Organizational Psychology-
CC18GEC4ED11
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Marketing Management-
CC18GEC4FA12
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Technology Of Meat And Egg-
CC18SDC4TM16
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Fish Processing And Byproduct
Technology-CC18SDC4FP18
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical Paper 8- Sea Food
Processing And Packaging-
CC18SDC4FP19P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Food Engineering-CC18GEC5FE13 06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Human Resource Management-
CC18GEC5HR14
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Entrapreneurship Development
Programme-CC18GEC5HR14
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Technology Of Fruits And
Vegetables-CC18SDC5TF22P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical Paper 9- Technology Of
Fruits And Vegetables-
CC18SDC5TF22P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Sensory Evaluation Of Food-
CC18SDC5SE23
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical Paper10-Sensory
Evaluation Of Food-CC18SDC5SE23
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Byproduct Utilization And Waste
Management-CC18SDC5BU25
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVFP Food Processing
Technology
06-01-2018 Business Analytics-CC18SDC1 BA01 06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Python Programming, Basic
Electronics, Introduction To Iot-
CC18SDC1 PP02
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Database Management System -
Mongo Db-CC18SDC1 DB03
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical 1 - Python Programming &
Rdbms-CC18SDC1 DB05P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Microsoft Excel With Vba & Spss-
CC18SDC2 ME06
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Introduction To Data Science-
CC18SDC2 DS07
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical 2- Microsoft Excel For Data
Science & Spss-CC18SDC2 DS08P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Problem Solving Using C-CC18GEC3
PC09
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Computer Network For Iot-
CC18SDC3 CN11
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Electronic Devices And Circuit
Design For Iot, Iot With Raspberry
Pi-CC18SDC3 ED12
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical 3 - Python For Data Science
& Computer Network For Iot-
CC18SDC3 PC13P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical 4 - Basics Of Iot And Iot
With Raspberry Pi-CC18SDC3 IR14P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Micro Controllers And Applications-
CC18GEC4 MC12
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Data Science With R And Python
Programming, Embedded Linux Os &
Android Programming-CC18SDC4
DS15
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical 5 - Data Science With R
Programming & Data Visualization-
CC18SDC4 DS17P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical 6 - Android And Linux-
CC18SDC4 AL18P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Artificial Intelligence-CC18GEC5
AR13
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Embedded System-CC18GEC5 ES14 06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Machine Learning Using Python-
CC18SDC5 ML20
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Big Data & Cloud Platform For Iot-
CC18SDC5 BC21
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical 7 - Hadoop & No Sql
Database-CC18SDC5 HN22P
06-01-2018
B.Voc CCAVIT Information
Technology
06-01-2018 Practical 8 - Machine Learning Using
Python & Data Visualization Using
Tableau-CC18SDC5 ML23P
06-01-2018
B.Sc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Angiosperm Anatomy &
Microtechnique-CC15UBOT1C01
06-01-2018
B.Sc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Cryptogams, Gymnosperms & Plant
Pathology-CC15UBOT2C02
06-01-2018
B.Sc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Morphology, Systematic Botany,
Economic Botany, Plant Breeding &
Horticulture-CC15UBOT3C03
06-01-2018
B.Sc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Plant Physiology, Ecology And
Genetics -CC15UBOT4C04
06-01-2018
B.Sc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Practical Paper 1 -Angiosperm
Anatomy, Microtechnique,
Cryptogams, Gymnosperms, Plant
Pathology, Morphology, Systematic
Botany, Plant Physiology, Ecology,
Genetics, Economic Botany, Plant
Breeding & Horticulture-
CC15UBOT4C05
06-01-2018
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Real Analysis-CC15UMAT6B09 01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Complex Analysis-CC15UMAT6B10 01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Numerical Methods-
CC15UMAT6B11
01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Number Theory and Linear Algebra-
CC15UMAT6B12
01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Linear Programming-
CC15UMAT6E02
01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Vector Calculus-CC15UMAT5B05 01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Abstract Algebra-CC15UMAT5B06 01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Basic Mathematical Analysis-
CC15UMAT5B07
01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Differential Equations-
CC15UMAT5B08
01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Mathematics for Social Science-
CC15UMAT5D19
01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Theory of Equations, Matrices and
Vector Calculus-CC15UMAT4B04
01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Mathematics-IV-CC15UMAT4C04 01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Calculus and analytic geometry-
CC15UMAT3B03
01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Mathematics III-CC15UMAT3C03 01/06/2015
BSc CCASMT Mathematics 06-01-1963 Operations Research-
CC15UBCA3C06
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Thermal and Statistical Physics-
CC15UPH6B10
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Solid State Physics, Spectroscopy
and Laser Physics-CC15UPH6B11
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Nuclear Physics, Particle Physics and
Astrophysics-CC15UPH6B12
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Computational Physics-
CC15UPH6E01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Electrodynamics II-CC15UPH5B06 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Quantum Mechanics-CC15UPH5B07 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Physical Optics and Modern Optics-
CC15UPH5B08
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Electronics (Analogue and Digital)-
CC15UPH5B09
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Non-conventional Energy Sources-
CC15UPH5D01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Electrodynamics I-CC15UPH4B04 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Electricity, Magnetism and Nuclear
physics -CC15UPH4C04
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Mechanics-CC15UPH3 B03 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPH Physics 06-01-1960 Optics, Laser, Electronics &
communication-CC15UPH3C05
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 Theoretical and Inorganic
Chemistry- I-CCASCH/CHE1B01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
PRACTICAL – I-
CCASCH/CHE4B05(P)
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY – III-
CCASCH/CHE5B06
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY – II-
CCASCH/CHE5B07
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY – II-
CCASCH/CHE5B08
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY – IV-
CCASCH/CHE6B09
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 Advanced and Applied Chemistry-
CCASCH/CHE6B12
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY – III-
CCASCH/CHE6B10
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 CHEMISTRY IN DAILY LIFE-
CCASCH/CHE5D02
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 MEDICINAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMISTRY-CCASCH/CHE6B13(E3)
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL-
CCASCH/CHE6B14(P)
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL-
CCASCH/CHE6B15(P)
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
PRACTCAL-II-CCASCH/CHE6B16(P)
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
PRACTCAL-III-
CCASCH/CHE6B17(P)
01/06/2015
BSc CCASCH Chemistry 06-01-1957 PROJECT WORK-
CCASCH/CHE6B18(Pr)
01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Aquaculture, Animal husbandry and
Poultry-CC15UZO6E02
01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Cell Biology and Genetics-
CC15UZO5B08
01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 General Methodology in Science,
Biostatistics and Informatics-
CC15UZO5B09
01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Reproductive Health and Sex
Education-CC15UZO5D01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Animal Diversity: chordate- Part - II-
CC15UZO4B04
01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Animal diversity-Chordate – I-
CC15UZO3B03
01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Practical 1- 01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Practical 2- 01/06/2015
BSc CCASZL Zoology 06-01-1957 Practical 3- 01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Structural Geology and Geotectonics-
CC15UGL6B17
01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Palaeontology-CC15UGL6B18 01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Ore forming Processes-
CC15UGL6B19
01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Indian Mineral Deposits-
CC15UGL6B20
01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Environmental Geology-
CC15UGL6E01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Stratigraphy and Physiography of
India-CC15UGL5B09
01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Indian Geology-CC15UGL5B10 01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Igneous Petrology-CC15UGL5B11 01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Sedimentology-CC15UGL5B12 01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Metamorphic Geology-
CC15UGL5B13
01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Understanding the Earth-
CC15UGL5D01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Mineralogy-CC15UGL4B07 01/06/2015
BSc CCASGL Geology 12-01-1981 Crystallography-CC15UGL3B05 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Cognitive Psychology-
CC15UPSY6B04
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Personality Psychology-
CC15UPSY6B05
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Abnormal Psychology I-
CC15UPSY5B01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Social Psychology-CC15UPSY5B02 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Psychological Measurement And
Testing-CC15U PSY3 B01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Developmental Psychology I-
CC15UPSY5B03
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Psychological Counseling-
CC15UPSY5B04
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Organizational Psychology
(2015 & 2016Admissions
Suppl/Imp)-CC15U PSY5 B05
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Health Psychology-CC15UPSY5B05 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Life Skill Applications-
CC15UPSY5D02
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Adult Development (2015, 2016
Admn)-CC15UPSY4B01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Basic Themes in Psychology I-
CC15UPSY1B01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Individual differences-
CC15UPSY4B01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Basic Themes in Psychology II-
CC15UPSY2B01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Human Physiology IV-
CC15UPSY4C01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Psychological Measurements and
Testing (2017 Adm. onwards)-
CC15UPSY3B01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Human Physiology III-
CC15UPSY3C01
01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Practical 1-CC15PSY4B02 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Practical 2-CC15PSY6B06 01/06/2015
BSc CCASPY Psychology 07-01-2012 Practical 3-CC15PSY6B07 01/06/2015
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Android Programming-
CC17UBCS6B11
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Fundamentals of Operating Systems-
CC17UBCS6B13
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Operating Systems-CC17UBCS6B12 01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Computer Networks-
CC17UBCS6B13
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Microprocessor and Applications-
CC15UBCS6E03
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 System Software-CC17UBCS6B16A 01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Computer Organization and
Architecture-CC17UBCS5B07
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Java Programming-CC17UBCS5B08 01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Web Programming Using Php (2015
& 2016Adm. Suppl/Imp)-CC15U
BCS5B10
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Principles of Software Engineering-
CC17UBCS5B10
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Introduction to Computers and
Office Automation-CC17UBCS5D01
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Fundamentals of Database
Management System & RDBMS
(2015, 2016 Admission
01/06/2017
Supp/Improvement)-
CC15UBCS4B06
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Database Management System &
RDBMS
(2017 Admission Regular)-
CC17UBCS4B05
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Visual Programming (for
Mathematics)
(2015, 2016 Admission
Supp/Improvement)-
CC15UCSC4C04
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Data Structure Using C Programming
(2017 Admission Regular)-
CC17UCSC4C04
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Fundamentals of Digital Electronics
(2015, 2016 Adm. Supp/Imp)-
CC17UBCS3B04
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Data Structures Using C
(2017 Adm. onwards)-
CC17UBCS3B04
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Visual Programming Using VB.NET
(2015, 2016 Adm. Supp/Imp)-
CC17UBCS3B05
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Fundamentals of System Software,
Network & DBMS
(2015, 2016 Adm. Supp/Imp)-
CC17UCSC3C03
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Problem solving using C
programming
(2017 Adm. onwards)-
CC17UCSC3C03
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Practical 1-HTML and programming
in C-CC17UBCS2B03
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Practical 2- Data structures and
RDBMS-CC17UBCS4B06
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Practical 3-JAVA and PHP
programming-CC17UBCS6B14
01/06/2017
BSc CCASCS Computer Science 07-01-2012 Practical 4- Android and Linux shell
programming-CC17UBCS6B15
01/06/2017
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Comprehensive Self Study-
CC15UHM6B14
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Hotel sales and Marketing-
CC15UHM6B15
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Advanced Food and Beverage
Service II-CC15UHM5B07
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Advanced Food and Beverage
Production II-CC15UHM5B08
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Food and Beverage Management-
CC15UHM5B09
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Research Methodology-
CC15UHM5B10
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Facility Planning and Event
Management-CC15UHM5B11
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Hotel Accounting-CC15UHM5D01 01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Food and Beverage Service-II-
CC15UHM4B05
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Food & Beverage Production–II-
CC15UHM4B06
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Hotel Laws-CC15UHM4C07 01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Human Resource Management-
CC15UHM4C08
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Travel and Tourism-CC15UHM4C08 01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Food Production –I-CC15UHM3B03 01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Advanced Food & Beverage Service I
-CC15UHM3B04
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Food and Beverage Service-I
(2018 Admns)-CC15UHM 3B04
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Front Office -CC15UHM3C05 01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Nutrition Hygiene and Sanitation-
CC15UHM 3C05
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Facility Planning-CC15UHM 3CO6 01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Food and Beverage Service-II
(Practical)-CC15UHM4B05(P)
01/06/2015
BSc CCAHMCS Hotel
Management &
Catering Science
06-01-2015 Food Production–II (Practical)-
CC15UHM4B06(P)
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Mathematical Economics-
CC15UECO6B12
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Public Finance-CC15UECO6B13 01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Development Economics-
CC15UECO6B14
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Applied Theory of Markets-
CC15UECO6E02
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Macroeconomics II-CC15UECO6B11 01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 India’s Economic Development:
National and Regional-
CC15UECO5B08
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Economics of Capital Market-CC15U
ECO5B09
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 International Economics-CC15U
ECO5B10
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Quantitative Methods for Economic
Analysis II-CC15UECO4B05
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Computer Application for Economic
Analysis-CC15UECO4B06
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Quantitative Methods for Economic
Analysis I-CC15UECO3B03
01/06/2015
BA CCAECR Economics 06-01-1958 Modern Banking and Insurance-
CC15UECO3B04
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 English Language Teaching-
CC15UFEN6B11
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Functional English for Electronic
Media-CC15UFEN6B12
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Translation Studies-CC15UFEN6B13 01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Introduction to Film Studies-
CC15UFEN6B14
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Language for Advertising: Theory
and Practice-CC15UFEN6E01
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Creative Writing-CC15UFEN5B07 01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Functional English for Print Media-
CC15U FEN5B08
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Theatre for Communication-CC15U
FEN5B09
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Contemporary Literary and Cultural
Theory-CC15U FEN5B10
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Introduction to Linguistics-
CC15UFEN4B05
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 English for Business
Communication-CC15UFEN4B06
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 English and Communication
Technology-CC15UFEN3B03
01/06/2015
BA CCAFER Functional
English
06-01-1958 Applied Phonetics-CC15UFEN3B04 01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 MalayalaKavithaPoorvaghattom-
CC15UMAL6B11
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 GhadhyaSahithyam-
CC15UMAL6B12
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 PourasthyaSidhanthangal-
CC15UMAL6B13
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 NavasamskaraPadanangal-
CC15UMAL6B14
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 Cyber Malayalam-CC15UMAL6E03 01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 Malayala vyakaranam-
CC15UMAL5B07
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 Paschathya sahithya Sidhanthangal-
CC15U MAL5B08
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 Malayala sahithya Vimarsanam-
CC15U MAL5B09
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 Nadodi vignaneeyam-CC15U
MAL5B10
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 Chalachithra Padanam-
CC15UMAL5D01
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 Malayala Sahithyam IV
(For B A/ B Sc/ BSW)-
CC15UMAL4A10
01/06/2015
BA CCAMAR Malayalam 06-01-2013 Nadakam/Thirakatha-
CC15UMAL3B04
01/06/2015
BA CCAEGR English 06-01-2014 Literary Criticism and Theory-
CC15UENG6B01 /
CC15UDMENG6B01
01/06/2015
BA CCAEGR English 06-01-2014 Literature in English: American and
Post-Colonial-C15UENG6B02
01/06/2015
BA CCAEGR English 06-01-2014 Writing for the Media-
CC15UENG6B04
01/06/2015
BA CCAEGR English 06-01-2014 Indian Writing in English-
CC15UENG5B01/
01/06/2015
BA CCAEGR English 06-01-2014 Language and Linguistics-
CC15UENG5B02
01/06/2015
BA CCAEGR English 06-01-2014 Methodology of Literature-CC15U
ENG5B03
01/06/2015
BA CCAEGR English 06-01-2014 Informatics-CC15U ENG5B04 01/06/2015
BA CCAEGR English 06-01-2014 Applied Language Skills-
CC15UENG5D03
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Income Tax Law and Practice /
Income Tax-CC15UBC6B12
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Income Tax and GST-CC15UBC6B12 01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Auditing-CC15UBC6B13 01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Auditing and Corporate Governance-
CC15UBC6B13
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Financial Markets and Services-
CC15UBC6B14
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Financial Derivatives-CC15UBC6B14 01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Fundamentals of Investments-
CC15UBC6B15
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Financial Management-
CC15UBC6B15
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Accounting for Management
-CC15UBC5B07
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Business Research Methods
-CC15UBC5B08
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Human Resource Management
-CC15U BC5 B09/
CC16U BC5 B09
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Income Tax Law and Accounts
-CC15UBC5B09
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Financial Reporting
-CC15U BC5 B10/
CC16U BC5 B10
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Financial Markets and Services
(2017 Admissions Regular)-
CC15UBC5B10
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Fundamentals of Investments
(2017 Admissions Regular)-
CC15UBC5B11
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Basic Accounting
(2017 Admissions Regular)-
CC15UBC5D03
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Cost Accounting-CC15UBC4B05 01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Corporate Regulations-
CC15UBC4B06
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Quantitative Techniques for
Business-CC15UBC4C04
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Entrepreneurship Development
(BCS/BCA/HM/B.Com/BBA/FT)-
CC15UGN4A13
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Banking & Insurance
(HM/B.Com/BBA)-CC15UGN4A14
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Business Regulations
(2017 Adm. onwards)-
CC15UBC3B03
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Corporate Accounting
(2017 Adm. onwards) -
CC15UBC3B04
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 E- Commerce Management
(2015, 2016 Adm. Supp/Imp) -
CC15UBC3C03
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Human Resource Management
(2017 Adm. onwards) -
CC15UBC3C03
01/06/2015
BCom CCABCM Finance 06-01-1957 Financial & Management Accounting
(2015, 2016 Adm. Supp/Imp) -
CC15UBCA3C05
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Business regulatory frame work-
CC15UBB3B03
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Human Resource Management-
CC15UBB3B04
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Quantitative Techniques for
Business Management-
CC15UBB3C03
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Marketing Management-
CC15UBB4B05
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Financial Management-
CC15UBB4B06
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Management Science-CC15UBB4C04 01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Accounting for Management-
CC15UBC5B07
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Business Research Methods-
CC15UBC5B08
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Emerging Trends in Management-
CC15UBB5B09
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Indian Financial System-
CC15UBB5B10
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Investment Management-
CC15UBB5B11/
CC16UBB5B11
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Operations Management-
CC15UBB6B12
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Organizational Behavior-
CC15UBB6B13
01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Income Tax-CC15UBB6B14 01/06/2015
BBA CCABBA Business 06-01-2015 Working Capital Management-
CC15UBB6B15
01/06/2015
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Web Programming-CC17UBCA6B13 01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Android programming-
CC17UBCA6B11
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Software Engineering-
CC17UBCA6B14
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Computer Networks-
CC17UBCA6B13
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Operating Systems-CC17UBCA6B15 01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Operating Systems-CC17UBCA6B12 01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Software Testing and Quality
Assurance-CC17UBCA6E03
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 System Software-CC17UBCA6B17d 01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Java Programming-CC17UBCA5B07 01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Android Programming -
CC17UBCA5B08
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Computer Organization and
Architecture-CC17UBCA5B08
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Java Programming (2015 &
2016Admissio Suppl/Imp)-
CC17UBCA5B09
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Web Programming using PHP-
CC17UBCA5B09
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Computer Networks (2015 &
2016Admissio Suppl/Imp)-CC17U
BCA5B10
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Principles of Software Engineering-
CC17UBCA5B10
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Computer Organization And
Architecture
(2015 & 2016Admissio Suppl/Imp)-
CC17U BCA5B11
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Microprocessor And Applications
(2015 & 2016Adm.Suppl/Imp)-
CC17U BCA5B12
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Visual Programming Using C#.Net
(2015, 2016 Admission
Supp/Improvement)-
CC17UBCA4B05
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Data Base Management System and
RDBMS
(2017 Admission Regular)-CC17U
BCA4B05
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 E-Commerce (2017 Admission
onwards Regular)-CC17UBCA4C07
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Management Information Systems
(2015, 2016 Admission
Supp/Improvement)-
CC17UBCA4C08
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Computer Graphics (2017 Admission
Regular)-CC17U BCA4C08
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Database Design & RDBMS
(2015, 2016 Adm. Supp/Imp) -
CC17UBCA3B03
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Data Structures Using C++
(2015, 2016 Adm. Supp/Imp) -
CC17UBCA3B04
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Data Structures Using C
(2017 Adm. onwards)-
CC17UBCA3B04
01/06/2017
BCA CCABCA Computer
Applications
06-01-2013 Theory of Computation
(2017 Adm. onwards)-
CC17UBCA3C06
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Professional Skill Development-
CC17UBSW6B11
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Project Planning and Management
for Social Work-CC17UBSW6B11
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Legal Information for Social
Workers-CC17UBSW6B12
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Family Life Education-
CC17UBSW6B13
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Community Health and Health Care
Services-CC17UBSW6B13
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Gender and Development-
CC15UBSW6E01
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Gender and Development in Social
Work-CC17UBSW6E01
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Social Work Administration-CC17U
BSW5B07
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Introduction to Social Work
Administration-CC17UBSW5B07
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Rural and Urban Community
Development-CC17UBSW5B08
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Social Work Research And Statistics -
CC17UBSW5B09
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Introduction to Social Work
Research and Statistics-
CC17UBSW5B09
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Gandhian Philosophy and Social
Work-CC17UBSW5B10
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Gender and Development-
CC17UBSW5D03
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Working with Groups & Community-
CC17UBSW4B05
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Introduction to Community
Organisation and Social Action-
CC17UBSW4B05
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Human Growth and Development-
CC17UBSW4C07
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Lifespan Development and Health
Psychology-CC17U PSY3 C06 &
CC17UPSY4C06
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Community Health & Health Care
Services-CC17UBSW4C08
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Social Psychology and Basics of
Social Anthropology-
CC17USOC3C06 & CC17USOC4C06
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Social Case work -CC17UBSW3B03 01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Introduction to Social Case Work-
CC17UBSW3B03
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Introduction to Social Group Work-
CC17UBSW3B04
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Psychology for Social work-
CC17UBSW3C05
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Gandhian Philosophy for Social
workers-CC17UBSW3C06
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Fields of Social Work-CC17UBSW02
B02
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Psychological Processes 1 & 2-
CC17UPSY1C05
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Introduction to Social Work-
CC17UBSW1B01
01/06/2017
BSW CCABSW Social Work 06-01-2013 Fieldwork – Community-
CC17UBSW3B04(P)
01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Dairy Technology-CC17UFTL6B16 01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Food Engineering-CC17UFTL6B15E 01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Food Safety, Regulations &
Packaging-CC17UFTL6B17
01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Technology of Fruits & Vegetables-
CC17UFTL6B18
01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Food Microbiology II-
CC17UFTL5B09
01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Cereals, Pulses and Oil Seeds
Technology-CC17UFTL5B10
01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Technology of Animal Foods-
CC17UFTL5B11
01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Food and Health-CC17UFTL5D03 01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Nutrition and Health-
CC17UGN4A14(2)
01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Food Chemistry and Analytical
Instrumentation-CC17UFTL4B07
01/06/2017
BSc CCASFT Food Technology 06-01-2017 Technology of Food Preservation
(2017 Adm. onwards)-
CC17UFTL3B05
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Strategic Management-
CC17UBCP6B01
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Computerised Accounting-
CC17UBCP6B02
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Indirect Taxes Law And Practice-
CC17UBCP6B03
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Banking And Insurance
Management-CC17UBCP6B04
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Corporate Governance And Business
Ethics-CC17UBCP6B05
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Accounting for Managerial
Decisions-CC17UBCP5B01
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Financial Management-
CC17UBCP5B02
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Auditing and Assurance-
CC17UBCP5B03
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Financial Markets and Services-
CC17UBCP5B04
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Business Research Methods-
CC17UBCP5B05
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Information Technology for
Business-CC17UBCP5B06
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Applied Cost Accounting-
CC17UBCP4B01
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Business And Corporate Taxation-
CC17UBCP4B02
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Industrial And Labour Regulations-
CC17UBCP4B03
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Human Resource Management-
CC17UBCP4B04
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 E - Commerce Management-
CC17UBCP4B05
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Corporate Accounting-
CC17UBCP3B01
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Income Tax Law and Practice-
CC17UBCP3B02
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Cost Accounting-CC17UBCP3B03 01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Marketing Management
(2017 Adm. onwards)-
CC17UBCP3B04
01/06/2017
BCom CCABCP Commerce
Professional
06-01-2017 Corporate Regulations-
CC17UBCP3B05
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Algebra - I-CC15PMTH1C01 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Linear Algebra-CC15PMTH1C02 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Real Analysis I-CC15P MTH1C03 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Discrete Mathematics-CC15P
MTH1C04
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Number Theory-CC15PMTH1CO5 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Ode And Calculus Of Variations-
CC15PMT2C10
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Operations Research-CC15PMT2C11 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Complex Analysis-CC15MTH3C12 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMMS Mathematics 40917 Advanced Complex Analysis-
CC15MTH4E05
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Classical Mechanics-CC17PPHY1CO1 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Mathematical Physics I &Ii-
CC17PPHY1CO2
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Electrodynamics And Plasma
Physics-CC17PPHY1CO3
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Electronics-CC17PPHY1CO4 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Quantum Mechanics I&Ii (2017
Admission)-CC17PPHY2CO5
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Statistical Mechanics-
CC17PPHY2C07
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Computational Physics (2017
Admission)-CC17PPHY2CO8
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Experimental Techniques-
CC17PPHY3E05
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Solid State Physics-
CC17PPHY3CO11
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Nuclear And Particle Physics-
CC17PPHY3CO10
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Advanced Condensed Matter
Physics-CC17PPHY4CO17
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMPH Physics 34705 Atomic And Molecular Spectroscopy-
CC17PPHY4CO12
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCH Chemistry 24113 Quantum Mechanics And
Computational Chemistry-
CC15PCHE1C01
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCH Chemistry 24113 Elementary Inorganic Chemistry-
CC15PCHE1C02
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCH Chemistry 24113 Structure, And Reactivity Of Organic
Compounds-CC15PCHE1C03
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCH Chemistry 24113 Thermodynamics, Kinetics And
Catalysis-CC15PCHE1C04
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCH Chemistry 24113 Applications Of Quantum Mechanics
And Group Theory-CC15PCH2C05
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCH Chemistry 24113 Coordination Chemistry-
CC15PCH2C06
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCH Chemistry 24113 Reaction Mechanism In Organic
Chemistry-CC15PCH2C07
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCH Chemistry 24113 Electrochemistry, Solid State
Chemistry And Statistical
Thermodynamics-CC15PCH2C08
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 24113 Bio Chemistry And Biophysics-
CC17PZO1C01
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 24113 Bio Instrumentation And
Biostatistics-CC17PZO1C02
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 24113 Ecology And Ethology-
CC17PZO1C03
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 24113 Physiology-CC17PZO2C04 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 24113 Ecology & Ethology
-CC17PZO2C05
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 24113 Molecular Biology And Cytogenetics
-CC17PZO2C05
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 24113 Developmental Biology &
Endocrinology
-CC15PZO2C06
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMZL Zoology 24113 Systematics And Evolution-
CC17PZO2C06
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMES Environmental
Science
36526 Fundamentals Of Ecology And
Environment-CC15PES1C01
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMES Environmental
Science
36526 Physical Processes In The
Environment-CC15PESC1C02
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMES Environmental
Science
36526 Energy And Environment-
CC15PESC1C03
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMES Environmental
Science
36526 Environmental Pollution And Waste
Management-CC15PESW1C 04
01/06/2015
MA CCAMHI History 29962 Method Of Historical Research-
CC15PHIS1C01
01/06/2015
MA CCAMHI History 29962 Pre-Modern Kerala: Problems And
Perspectives-CC15PHIS1C02
01/06/2015
MA CCAMHI History 29962 Writing Kerala History –
Historiography And Courses (2015
To 2018 Admissions)-
CC15PHIS1C02
01/06/2015
MA CCAMHI History 29962 Problems, Perspectives And Debates
In Early Indian History-
CC15PHIS1CO3
01/06/2015
MA CCAMHI History 29962 Selected Themes In Indian
Historiography
(2015 To 2018 Admissions)-
CC15PHIS1C03
01/06/2015
MA CCAMHI History 29962 Early Bronze And Iron Age
Civilisations-CC15PHIS1C04
01/06/2015
MA CCAMHI History 29962 History Of Pre-Modern Societies
(2015 To 2018 Admissions)-
CC15PHIS1C04
01/06/2015
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Microeconomics: Theory And
Applications-I-CC15PECO1C01
01/06/2015
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Macroeconomics: Theories And
Policies-CC15PECO1C02
01/06/2015
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Indian Economy: Problems And
Policies-CC15PECO1C03
01/06/2015
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Microeconomics: Theory And
Applications-Ii-CC17PECO2C05
01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Macroeconomics: Theories And
Policies Ii-CC17PECO2C06
01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Public Finance: Theory And Practice-
CC17PECO2C07
01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 International Trade-CC17PECO3C09 01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Growth And Development-
CC17PECO3C10
01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Banking: Theory And Practice-
CC17PECO3C11
01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Basic Econometrics-CC17PECO3C12 01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 International Finance-
CC17PECO4C13
01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 29962 Financial Markets-CC17PECO4C14 01/06/2017
MA CCAMEC Economics 42010 Agricultural Economics-
CC17PECO4E02
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Phycology, Bryology, Pteridology
And Gymnosperms-CC17BOT1C01
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Mycology And
Lichenology,Microbiology And Plant
Pathology-CC17BOT1C02
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Angiosperm Anatomy, Angiosperm
Embryology,Palynology And Lab
Techniques-CC17BOT1C03
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Practicals Of Phycology,Bryology,
Pteridology,Gymnosperms,Mycology
And Lichenology-CC17BOT1L01
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Practicals Of Microbiology, Plant
Pathology,Angiosperm
Anatomy,Angiosperm
Embryology,Palynology And Lab
Techniques-CC17BOT1L03
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Cell Biology, Molecular Biology And
Biophysics-CC17BOT2C04
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Cytogenetics, Genetics,
Biostatistics,Plant Breeding And
Evolution-CC17BOT2C05
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Plant Ecology,Conservation
Biology,Phytogeography And Forest
Botany-CC17BOT2C06
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Practicals Of Cell Biology, Molecular
Biology,Biophysics And
Cytogenetics-CC17BOT2L03
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Practicals Of Genetics,
Biostatistics,Plant Breeding ,Plant
Ecology,Conservation
Biology,Phytogeography And Forest
Botany.-CC17BOT2L04
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Plant Physiology,Metabolism And
Biochemistry-CC17BOT3C07
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Angiosperm
Morphology,Angiosperm Taxonomy
And Plant Resources-CC17BOT3C08
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Biotechnology And Bioinformatics-
CC17BOT3C09
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Practicals Of Physiology,Metabolism,
Biochemistryangiosperm
01/06/2017
Morphology Andangiosperm
Taxonomy-CC17BOT3L05
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Practicals Of Plant
Resources,Biotechnology And
Bioinformatics-CC17BOT3L06
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Elective I- Environmental Biology
And Biodiversity Conservation-
CC17BOT4E01
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Elective -Ii- Genetic Engineering-
CC17BOT4E02
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMBT Botany 42010 Practicals Of Elective I And Ii--
CC17BOT4L07
01/06/2017
MSW CCAMSW Social Work 42010 History, Philosophy And Fields Of
Social Work-CC17P SOW 1 C 01
01/06/2017
MSW CCAMSW Social Work 42010 Sociology And Economics For Social
Work Practice-CC17P SOW I C 02
01/06/2017
MSW CCAMSW Social Work 42010 Human Growth And Development-
CC17P SOW 1 C 03
01/06/2017
MSW CCAMSW Social Work 42010 Sociology And Economics For Social
Work (2015-2017 Admissions)-
CC17P SW1 C03
01/06/2017
MSW CCAMSW Social Work 42010 Professional Skills For Social
Workers-CC17P SOW I C 04
01/06/2017
MSW CCAMSW Social Work 42010 Social Legislation And Human
Rights-CC17P SOW I C 05
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Psychodynamics And Cognition-
CC17CPY1C01
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Personality And Personal Growth-
CC17CPY1C02
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Physiological Psychology-
CC17CPY1C03
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Advanced Social Psychology-
CC17CPY1C04
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Clinical Psychology 1-CC17CPY1C05 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Diagnostic Testing- Practicals-
CC17CPY1C06
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Community Extension Work-
CC17CPY1A01
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Neuropsychology-CC17CPY2C07 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Research Methadology-
CC17CPY2C08
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Clinical Psychology 2-CC17CPY2C09 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Psycho Theraputics 1-
CC17CPY2C010
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Experimental Psychology-
Practicals-CC17CPY2C011
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Self Development Techniques-
CC17CPY2A02
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Counselling Psychology-
CC17CPY3C012
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Psycho Theraputics 2-
CC17CPY3C013
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Psycho Pathology-CC17CPY4C014 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Field Experiments-CC17CPY3C015 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Clinical Practicum-CC17CPY3C016 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Medical Psychology-CC17CPY3E01 01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Current Trends In Psychology-
CC17CPY3C017
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Forensic Clinical Psychology-
CC17CPY4E05
01/06/2017
MSc CCAMCP Clinical
Psychology
42010 Community And Consulting
Psychology-CC17CPY4E07
01/06/2017
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Business Environment And Policy-
CC15PMCM1C01
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Corporate Governance And Business
Ethics-CC15P MCM1 C02
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Quantitative Techniques For
Business Decisions-CC15P MCM1
C03
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Accounting For Managerial
Decisions
(2015 To 2018 Admissions)-
CC15PMC1C03
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Managemant Theory And
Organisational Behavior-
CC15PMCM1C04
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 It Applications In Commerce
(2015 To 2018 Admissions)-
CC15PMC1C04
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Advanced Management Accounting-
CC15PMCM1C05
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Organizational Theory And
Behaviour
(2015 To 2018 Admissions)-
CC15PMC1 C05
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Advanced Corporate Accounting
(2019 Admissions)-CC15PMCM2C06
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Advanced Strategic Management-
CC15PMCM2C07
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Strategic Cost Accounting-
CC15PMCM2C08
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 International Business-
CC15PMCM2C09
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Management Science-
CC15PMCM2C10
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Financial Management-
CC15PMCM3C11
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Income Tax Law, Practice And Tax
Planning I-CC15PMCM3C12
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Research Methodology-
CC15PMCM3C13
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Financial Derivatives & Risk
Management-CC15PMCM4C14
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Income Tax Law, Practice And Tax
Planning Ii-CC15PMCM4C15
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Investment Management-
CC15PMCM3EF01
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Financial Markets & Institutions-
CC15PMCM3EF02
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 International Finance-
CC15PMCM4EF03
01/06/2015
MCom
CCAMCM
Finance 24113 Advanced Strategic Financial
Management-CC15PMCM4EF04
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMAG Applied Geology 41645 Physical Geology And
Geomorphology-CC15P GEL1 C 01
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMAG Applied Geology 41645 Structural Geology And
Geotectonics-CC15P GEL 1C 02
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMAG Applied Geology 41645 Geoinformatics-CC15P GEL 1C 03 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMAG Applied Geology 41645 Stratigraphy And Indian Geology-
CC15P GEL 1C 04
01/06/2015
MA CCAMAE English 42010 British Literature From Chaucer To
18Th Century-CC15P ENG1 CO1
01/06/2015
MA CCAMAE English 42010 British Literature 19Th Century-
CC15P ENG1 CO2
01/06/2015
MA CCAMAE English 42010 History Of English Language-CC15P
ENG1 CO3
01/06/2015
MA CCAMAE English 42010 British And Continental Drama
(2015 To 2018 Admissions)-CC15P
EN1 E02
01/06/2015
MA CCAMAE English 42010 Indian Literature In English-CC15P
ENG1 CO4
01/06/2015
MA CCAMAE English 42010 Writing For The Media (2015 To
2018 Admissions)-CC15P EN1 E05
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Analytical Tools For Statistics -1-
CC15P MST1C01
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Analytical Tools For Statistics -2-
CC15P MST1C02
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Distribution Theory-CC15P
MST1C03
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Probability Theory-CC15P MST1C04 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Design And Analysis Of Experiments-
CC15P MST2CO6
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Estimation Theory-CC15P MST2C07 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Sampling Theory-CC15P MST2C08 01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Testing Of Hypotheses-CC15P
MST2C09
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Applied Regression Analysis-CC15P
MST3C11
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Stochastic Proccesses-CC15P
MST3C12
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Statistical Quality Control-CC15P
MST3E10
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Time Series Analysis-CC15P
MST3E02
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Multivariate Analysis-CC15P
MST4C14
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Reliability Modelling-CC15P
MST4E04
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Statistical Computing, I-CC15P
MST1C05
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Statistical Computing Ii-CC15P
MST2C10
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Statistical Computing Iii-CC15P
MST3C13
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMST Statistics 41645 Statistical Computing Iv-CC15P
MST4C16
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCS Computer Science 42741 Discrete Mathematical Structures-
CC15P CSS1C01
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCS Computer Science 42741 Advanced Data Structures-CC15P
CSS1C02
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCS Computer Science 42741 Theory Of Computation-CC15P
CSS1C03
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCS Computer Science 42741 The Art Of Programming
Methodology-CC15P CSS1C04
01/06/2015
MSc CCAMCS Computer Science 42741 Computer Organization &
Architecture-CC15P CSS1C05
01/06/2015
1.3.1 – Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year
Course Name Course Code Date of introduction No of students enrolled
Fundamentals of Capital Market CPCC02 01.06.2018 56
Microsoft Excel CPCC07 08.08.2018 49
Android Programming CPCC11 14.08.2018 12
Journalism CPCC25 16.10.2018 59
SPSS CPCC13 23.08.2018 11
R Programming CPCC02 08.10.2018 18
Python Programming CPCC08 23.08.2018 26
GIS CPCC12 14.08.2018 19
Library Automation CPCC20 18.07.2018 2
Certificate Course in
Career Enhancement and Placing
CPCC28 13.12.2018 115
HACCP Level 3 CPCC15 20.11.2018 22
1.3.2 – Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year
Name of the Programme Programme Specialization No of students enrolled for
Field projects/Internships
BBA Business Administration 50
BCA Computer Applications 30
BPEd Physical education 38
BSW Social Work 36
BSc Chemistry 48
BCOM Finance 62
BCOM Finance- Self 165
BSc Computer Science 31
BA Economics 59
BA English & History 41
BA English Literature 36
BA Functional English 40
BSc Geology 34
BSc Hotel Management & Catering
Science
28
BA Malayalam 35
BSc Mathematics 49
BSc Physics 46
BSc Psychology 33
BSc Zoology 34
BLIBISc Library Science 32
MA Economics 20
MA English Literature 19
MA History 18
MCom Commerce 18
MSc Botany 12
MSc Chemistry 11
MSc Computer Science 9
MSc Environmental Science 14
MSc Applied Geology 9
MSc Mathematics 18
MSc Physics 14
MSc Clinical Psychology 15
MSc Statistics 12
MSc Zoology 21
MSW Social Work 21
MSc Applied Geology 10
2.1.1 – Demand Ratio during the year
Name of the
Programme
Programme
Specialization
Number of
seats available
Number of
Application received
Students
Enrolled
BBA Business
Administration
40 1537 38
BCA Computer Applications 30 1957 31
BVOC Food Processing
Technology
50 1062 26
BVOC Information
Technology
50 297 23
BPEd Physical Education 36 753 36
BSW Social Work 24 590 24
BSC Chemistry 48 3998 48
BCOM Finance 60 7034 65
BCOM Finance- Self 180 1460 171
BCOM Commerce Professional 40 301 39
BSC Computer Science 24 885 30
BA Economics 60 1351 65
BA English & History 24 567 42
BA English Literature 40 996 35
BA Functional English 40 846 39
BSC Food Technology 24 862 23
BSC Geology 36 1036 34
BSC Geology-Self 24 220 24
BSC Hotel Management &
Catering Science
24 168 32
BA Malayalam 24 296 39
BSC Mathematics 48 2359 51
BSC Mathematics-Self 24 106 24
BSC Physics 48 2828 46
BSC Physics-Self 24 226 23
BSC Psychology 48 1251 54
BSC Zoology 36 2713 31
BLIBISC Library Science 30 54 34
MA Economics 20 69 19
MA English Literature 15 97 17
MA History 20 28 19
MCOM Commerce 20 100 21
MSC Botany 12 66 12
MSC Chemistry 12 141 13
MSC Computer Science 10 23 10
MSC Environmental Science 12 88 13
MSC Applied Geology 10 42 11
MSC Mathematics 18 129 19
MSC Physics 12 132 13
MSC Clinical Psychology 10 98 12
MSC Statistics 12 67 13
MSC Zoology 12 129 13
MSW Social Work 15 90 19
SI
NO 2.3 – Teaching - Learning Process 2018-19
2.3.1 – Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management
Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. DEPARTMENT Number of
Teachers
on Roll
Number of
teachers
using ICT (LMS,
e- Resources)
ICT Tools and
resources
available
Number of
ICT
enabled
Classrooms
Number of
smart
classrooms
E-resources
and
techniques
used
1 Botany 1 1 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner,
Downloaded videos,
online research journals,
PPT presentation
2 BPE 8 0
3 Chemistry 8 3 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
4 Commerce 8 4 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, digital
camera, micro
phones, speakers
2 0 downloaded videos,
online research journals,
MOOC courses, student
PPT presentation
5 Economics 5 3 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
6 English (FE) 7 1 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
7 Environmental
Science
3 1 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
8 Geology 3 0
9 Hindi 2 0
10 History 5 0
11 Malayalam 1 0
12 Mathematics 4 0
13 Physical
Education
2 0
14 Physics 8 3 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
15 Political
science
1 0
16 Sanskrit 1 0
17 Statistics 2 1 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
18 Zoology 7 1 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
19 B.Voc 4 0
20 Botany (Self) 6 4 Laptop, scanner 0 0 research journals
21 Chemistry
(Self)
22 Commerce
(Self)
17 5 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
0 0 PPT presentations
23 Computer
Science (Self)
11 4 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
3 0 online videos, net shared
materials
24 Economics
(Self)
0
25 English (Self) 0
26 English &
History (Self)
3 2 LCD projector,
Laptop,
desktop,scanner
0 0 Downloaded videos,
Online research journals
27 Food
Technology
(Self)
3 2 Laptop 0 0 Downloaded videos,
Online research journals
28 French (Self) 1 0
29 Geology (Self) 6 6 LCD projector,
Laptop, Speaker
0 0 net shared materials
30 Hindi (Self)
31 Hotel
Management
(Self)
4 4 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner,
0 0 Downloaded videos,online
materials
32 Library & Inf.
Sc. (Self)
2 1
33 Malayalam
(Self)
7 2 LCD
projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
0 0 Downloaded videos,
Research journals
34 Management
Studies (Self)
4 2 LCD Projector,
Laptops and
desktop, printer,
scanner, micro
phones
0 0 PPT presentations
35 Mathematics
(Self)
1 LCD
projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
36 Physics (Self) 3 2 LCD
projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
0 0 online materials
37 Psychology
(Self)
8 8 LCD
projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
0 0 students PPT
presentation,Downloaded
videos
38 Social Work
(Self)
7 7 LCD
projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
0 0 Online videos, Research
journals,Students PPT
39 Statistics (Self) 7 1 LCD
projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
0 0 Downloaded
videos,research journals
Total 169 69
2.3.1. E-resources and techniques used
E-resources and techniques used
NPTEL downloaded videos in Library
Online research Journals
Libretexts
Online quiz- Kahoot
moodle LMS
MIT Opencourseware
E-PG Pathshala
2.3.1. ICT Tools and resources available
DEPARTMENT Number of
teachers
using ICT (LMS,
e- Resources)
ICT Tools and
resources
available
Number of
ICT enabled
Classrooms
Number of
smart
classrooms
Botany 1 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
1 1
BPE 2 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
1
Chemistry 3 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones.
4
Commerce 4 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
digital camera, micro
phones, speakers
2 1
Economics 3 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
1
English (FE) 1 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
1
Environmental
Science
1 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
1
Geology 3 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
2
Hindi 1 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
History 2 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
1
Malayalam 1 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
1
Mathematics 2 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
2
Physical
Education
1 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
Physics 3 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
3
Statistics 1 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
Zoology 4 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
3
B.Voc 2 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
Botany (Self) 4 Laptop, scanner 2 0
Commerce
(Self)
5 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
3 0
Computer
Science (Self)
4 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
3 0
English (Self) 3 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
2
English &
History (Self)
2 LCD projector, Laptop,
desktop, scanner
1 0
Food
Technology
(Self)
2 Laptop 1 0
Geology (Self) 6 LCD projector, Laptop,
Speaker
0 0
Hotel
Management
(Self)
4 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
2 0
Library & Inf. Sc.
(Self)
1 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
1
Malayalam
(Self)
2 LCD projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
0 0
Management
Studies (Self)
2 LCD Projector, Laptops and
desktop, printer, scanner,
micro phones
1 0
Mathematics
(Self)
1 LCD projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
Physics (Self) 2 LCD projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
0 0
Psychology
(Self)
8 LCD projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
1 0
Social Work
(Self)
7 LCD projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
1 0
Statistics (Self) 1 LCD projector,printer,
Desktop, scanner
1 0
Video recording
Room
Sound proof video recording
room, Digital camera 4K HD,
Panasonic Lumix, Simplex
Umbrella Lights, Green
screen (Chroma),
Teleprompter, Camera
Lumix G1-2, Lightboard,
Ahuja lapel mic, Sony stereo,
Voice Recorder, Editing
software- Premier Pro
Total 89 15 42 2
2.3.2 – Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words)
• Christ College is committed towards providing need-based support services to
students with an aim of keeping them motivated and equipped to pursue both
academic and personal goals.
• The mentoring policy ensures that all students of Christ College have the
opportunity to access assistance through a personal and professional mentor-
mentee relationship.
• The mentor is a faculty member who meets the mentee on a regular basis, and
provides support and guidance to identify and enhance the strengths of the
mentee, enabling them to manage academic and personal challenges.
• In the beginning of the academic year Head of the Department appoints a faculty
as Chief mentor (Class teacher).
• Duties of Chief mentor (Class teacher)
• Class teacher is the primary point of contact for a student who wants to know
about the procedures in the College. Class teacher should be kind, impartial and
supportive to students.
• He / she should be helpful for the student to clear his/her doubts regarding exam
registration and other daily activities.
• Class teacher should provide the syllabus of the program and important dates of
internal & external exam dates at the beginning of each semester.
• Class teacher should maintain the class teacher ship record (Green Card) properly
filled with student details including a) Marks of Plus two/ Degree b) Education of
parents c) Extracurricular activity d) Marks on internal exams e) Financial
background f) Contact details of parents/guardians g) Grade card of semester
exams. All information should be kept confidential and should be revealed only
under necessary situations
• Information regarding Exam registration, Fee payment, Dates of internal exams
and external exams should be communicated to students within the stipulated
time as advised by Principal and Controller of Examinations.
• Class teacher should maintain close contact with other subject teachers. He / She
should help in arranging substitution classes if any teacher is on emergency.
• In case of any misconduct from a student, class teacher should inform
parent/guardian with the consent from HoD and Principal.
• Class teacher should give effective leadership to the class during intramural
competitions.
• It is the responsibility of Class teacher to maintain a record of leave availed by a
student of his/her class.
• During election to Students Parliament, Class teacher should be the First polling
officer and should discharge his duties impartially.
• Class teacher should have close contact with the mentors of his class and should
provide details from green card if necessary.
• Information's regarding Certificate courses, Open courses, Placement & Higher
education opportunities should be communicated to students and should
motivate students to take part in such activities.
• Class teacher is responsible for Parent - Teachers evaluation meeting of every year
and should inform the progress of students to parent/guardian. Class teacher is
free to conduct more of such meetings with prior permission from HoD &
Principal.
• General discipline of the class should be maintained by Class teacher. All serious
matter should be handed over to Discipline committee / Principal through HoD.
2.4.2 – Honours and recognition received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at
State, National, International level from Government, recognised bodies during the year.
Year
of
Award
Name of full-time teachers
receiving awards from state
level, national level,
international level
Designation Name of the award, fellowship,
received from Government or
recognized bodies
2018 Dr. Dijo Damien Assistant
Professor
Fulbright Nehru Postdoctoral Research
Fellowship,Fulbright House, 12, Hailey
Road, New Delhi-110001
2018 Dr. Binu Ramachandran Assistant
Professor
DST SERB TARE, Science and Engineering
Research Board, 5 5A, Lower ground
Floor, Vasanth Square Mall, Sector B,
Pocket 5, Vasanth kunj, New
Delhi,110007
2018 Fr. Joy P T Associate
Professor
Best Physical Education Teacher,
instituted by All Kerala Catholic Congress
2018 Dr. Abhilash Peter Assistant
Professor
FLARE Fellowship, Govt. of Kerala
2018 Dr. Linto Alappat Assistant
Professor
FLARE Fellowship, Govt. of Kerala
2018 Dr. Binu Ramachandran Assistant
Professor
FLARE Fellowship, Govt. of Kerala
2018 Dr. Jibin A K Assistant
Professor
FLARE Fellowship, Govt. of Kerala
2018 Dr. Bijoy C Assistant
Professor
FLARE Fellowship, Govt. of Kerala
2018-19
2.5.2 – Average percentage of Student complaints/grievances about evaluation against total number
appeared in the examinations during the year
Number of complaints or grievances about evaluation
Total number of students appeared in the examination
2019-20
2.5.1 – Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the
declaration of results during the year
Programme Name
Programme Code
Semester/ year
Last date of the last semester-end/ year-end examination
Date of declaration of results of semester-end/ year- end examination
2.5.2 – Average percentage of Student complaints/grievances about evaluation against
total number appeared in the examinations during the year
Number of complaints or grievances about
evaluation
Total number of students appeared in the
examination
2.5.1 – Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the
declaration of results during the year
Programme
Name
Programme
Code
Semester/
year
Last date of the last
semester-end/ year-
end examination
Date of declaration of
results of semester-end/
year- end examination
BBA CCABBA SEM VI 12-04-2019 25-04-2019
BCA CCABCA SEM VI 12-04-2019 25-04-2019
BPED CCABPD FOURTH
YEAR
30-05-2019 10-07-2019
BSW CCABSW SEM VI 12-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASCH SEM VI 12-04-2019 25-04-2019
BCOM CCABCM SEM VI 10-04-2019 25-04-2019
BCOM CCABCMS SEM VI 10-04-2019 25-04-2019
BCOM CCABCP SEM VI 12-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASCS SEM VI 13-04-2019 25-04-2019
BA CCAECR SEM VI 19-04-2019 25-04-2019
BA CCADER SEM VI 16-04-2019 25-04-2019
BA CCAEGR SEM VI 13-04-2019 25-04-2019
BA CCAFER SEM VI 19-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASFT SEM VI 16-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASGL SEM VI 16-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASGLS SEM VI 16-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCAHMCS SEM VI 25-04-2019 01-07-2019
BA CCAMAR SEM VI 13-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASMT SEM VI 16-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASPH SEM VI 17-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASPHS SEM VI 17-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASPY SEM VI 09-04-2019 25-04-2019
BSC CCASZL SEM VI 13-04-2019 25-04-2019
BLIBISC CCABLS SEM II 30-05-2019 08-07-2019
MA CCAMEC SEM IV 10-06-2019 15-07-2019
MA CCAMAE SEM IV 03-06-2019 20-06-2019
MA CCAMHI SEM IV 15-07-2019 02-08-2019
MCOM CCAMCM SEM IV 03-06-2019 21-06-2019
MSC CCAMBT SEM IV 15-06-2019 24-06-2019
MSC CCAMCH SEM IV 29-07-2019 02-08-2019
MSC CCAMCS SEM IV 03-06-2019 07-06-2019
MSC CCAMES SEM IV 17-06-2019 24-06-2019
MSC CCAMAG SEM IV 10-07-2019 20-07-2019
MSC CCAMMS SEM IV 03-06-2019 11-06-2019
MSC CCAMPH SEM IV 01-07-2019 15-07-2019
MSC CCAMCP SEM IV 17-04-2019 03-05-2019
MSC CCAMST SEM IV 01-07-2019 09-07-2019
MSC CCAMZL SEM IV 28-06-2019 05-07-2019
MSW CCAMSW SEM IV 03-06-2019 20-06-2019
2.6.2 – Pass percentage of students
Programme
Code
Programme
Name
Programme
Specialization
Number of
students
appeared in the
final year
examination
Number of
students passed
in final
semester/year
examination
Pass
Percentage
CCABBA BBA Business
Administration
50 27 54.00
CCABCA BCA Computer
Applications
30 15 50.00
CCABPD BPEd Physical
Education
38 34 89.47
CCABSW BSW Social Work 36 26 72.22
CCASCH BSC Chemistry 48 44 91.67
CCABCM BCOM Finance 62 62 100.00
CCABCMS BCOM Finance- Self 165 145 87.88
CCASCS BSC Computer
Science
31 13 41.94
CCAECR BA Economics 59 42 71.19
CCADER BA English &
History
41 16 39.02
CCAEGR BA English
Literature
36 29 80.56
CCAFER BA Functional
English
40 32 80.00
CCASGL BSC Geology 34 30 88.24
CCAHMCS BSC Hotel
Management &
Catering
Science
28 17 60.71
CCAMAR BA Malayalam 35 13 37.14
CCASMT BSC Mathematics 49 45 91.84
CCASPH BSC Physics 46 43 93.48
CCASPY BSC Psychology 33 28 84.85
CCASZL BSC Zoology 34 32 94.12
CCABLS BLIBISC Library
Science
32 28 87.50
CCAMEC MA Economics 20 19 95.00
CCAMAE MA Engliush
Literature
19 19 100.00
CCAMHI MA History 18 16 88.89
CCAMCM MCOM Commerce 18 17 94.44
CCAMBT MSC Botany 12 12 100.00
CCAMCH MSC Chemistry 11 11 100.00
CCAMCS MSC Computer
Science
9 9 100.00
CCAMES MSC Environmental
Science
14 14 100.00
CCAMAG MSC Applied
Geology
9 9 100.00
CCAMMS MSC Mathematics 18 17 94.44
CCAMPH MSC Physics 14 12 85.71
CCAMCP MSC Clinical
Psychology
12 12 100.00
CCAMST MSC Statistics 15 15 100.00
CCAMZL MSC Zoology 12 12 100.00
CCAMSW MSW Social Work 21 19 90.48
3.3.1 – Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-
Academia Innovative practices during the year
Title of workshop/seminar Name of the Dept. Date
Theoretical and Practical Aspects of GST Commerce (self-financing) 12-05-2018
Data Analysis and Visualization B.Voc Information Technology 19-03-2019
One Day Entrepreneurship Development
Programme
Entrepreneurship Development
Club
03-08-2018
Software Development Opportunities in
the Advancing World
Entrepreneurship Development
Club
26-09-2018
Food Production and Processing B.Voc Food Processing &
Zoology
22-03-2018
3.4.2 – Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year
Department International National Total
BOTANY 1 3 4
CHEMISTRY 3 3
COMMERCE 12 5 17
COMMERCE SELF 3 3 6
ECONOMICS 1 4 5
ENGLISH LITERATURE 1 1
FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH 5 2 7
GEO & ENV SCI 6 1 7
HINDI 2 2
MALAYALAM 11 11
MATHEMATICS 2 2
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 1 2
PHYSICS 21 21
SOCIAL WORK 2 2
ZOOLOGY 39 2 41
GRAND TOTAL 131
3.4.3.
Department Publications
Chemistry 1
Commerce 1
Commerce SF 3
English 2
Geology & Env Science 2
Physics 26
3.4.5.
Year of
publication
Citation Index Institutional affiliation as mentioned
in the publication
Number of citations
excluding self-citation
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2019 3 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 4
2019 3 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 4
2019 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 4
2019 10 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 52
2019 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 4
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 1
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 4
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 2
2019 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 1
2019 1 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2019 1 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2018 1 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 2
2018 4 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 1
2018 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 7
2018 2 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 1
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 1
2018 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2018 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2018 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 2
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 3
2018 10 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 72
2018 10 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 22
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 4
2018 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 10
2018 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 3
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 10
2018 5 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 4
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 7 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 9
2018 not available Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2018 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
2018 0 Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda 0
3.4.6.
Title of journal Year of
publication
h-
index
Number of citations
excluding self-
citation
Institutional affiliation as
mentioned in the
publication
Albertian Journal of
Multidisciplinary Studies
2019 3 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Albertian Journal of
Multidisciplinary Studies
2019 3 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Vimala International
Research Journal for Pure
and Applied Science
2019 3 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Business Society
Contemporary Issues
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
IOSR Journal of Business
and Management (IOSR-
JBM)
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal in
Management and Social
Science
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
The International journal
of analytical and
experimental modal
analysis
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
The International journal
of analytical and
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
experimental modal
analysis
The International journal
of analytical and
experimental modal
analysis
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
UNNAYAN, International
Bulletin of Management
and Economics
2019 2 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Sumedha Journal of
Management
2019 2 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
SJCC Management
Research Review - SJCC
MRR
2019 2 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
GYAN Management, An
International Bi Annual
Refereed Journal of
Management and
Technology
2019 2 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Srusti Management
Review
2019 2 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Review of Professional
Management
2019 2 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
INTERNATIONAL
JOURNAL IN
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
MANAGEMENT AND
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Proceedings of National
Seminar on Contemporary
Issues and Innovations in
Commerce
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Indian Journal of Applied
Research
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
MIRROR 2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Academic
Research&Developm
ent- ISSN-2395-1737
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Think India Research
Journal (Multidisciplinary)
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
History Research Journal
(Multidisciplinary)
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Think India Quarterly
Research Journal
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Research in Social
Sciences
(Multidisciplinary)
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Research in Humanities,
Arts and Literature
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
English Language,
Literature and Humanities
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Interdisciplinary Research
and Innovations
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
In: Murali K., Sriram V.,
Samad A., Saha N. (eds)
Proceedings of the Fourth
International Conference
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Research Journal of
Chemistry and
Environment
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
MUKTHIBODH: VICHAR
AUR VIVEK
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
MUKTHIBODH: VICHAR
AUR VIVEK
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
ജനസം��ാരവും
നവസാഹിത�വ�വ
ഹാര�ളും.MESMAC
International coferences
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
ലാവണ�സം��ൃ തി
യുെട
െമൗലികപാഠ�ൾ
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
കഥയുെട
സാ��ധ�നികൾ
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Innovative Technology
and Exploring Engineering
(IJITEE)
2019 1 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Think India Journal 2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
international journal of
physical education and
sports sciences
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2019 13th International
Congress on Artificial
Materials for Novel Wave
Phenomena,
Metamaterials 2019
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 0 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2019 13th International
Congress on Artificial
Materials for Novel Wave
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Phenomena,
Metamaterials 2019
Physica Scripta 2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Progress in
Electromagnetics
Research Letters
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Microwave and Optical
Technology Letters
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arabian Journal for
Science and Engineering
2019 4 6 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2019 13th International
Congress on Artificial
Materials for Novel Wave
Phenomena,
Metamaterials 2019
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2019 13th International
Congress on Artificial
Materials for Novel Wave
Phenomena,
Metamaterials 2019
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2019 13th International
Congress on Artificial
Materials for Novel Wave
Phenomena,
Metamaterials 2019
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 5 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2019 13th International
Congress on Artificial
Materials for Novel Wave
Phenomena,
Metamaterials 2019
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Sensing and Imaging 2019 5 4 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
2019 13th International
Congress on Artificial
Materials for Novel Wave
Phenomena,
Metamaterials 2019
2019 5 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Biologia 2019 0 4 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2019 0 4 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Science 2019 10 52 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Pharmacy and Biological
Sciences
2019 1 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Journal of Emerging
Technologies and
Innovative Research
2019 1 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Zootaxa. 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Zootaxa. 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arachnologische
Mitteilungen/Arachnology
Letters.
2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta. 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta. 2019 7 4 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Zoological Studies 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Journal of Threatened
Taxa
2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Zoological Studies 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Journal of Threatened
Taxa
2019 7 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
AIP Conference
Proceedings
2019 6 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Zootaxa 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Zootaxa 2019 7 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Refining Biomass Residues
for Sustainable Energy and
Bioproducts: Technology,
Advances, Life Cycle
Assessment, and
Economics
2019 0 4 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2019 7 2 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2019 7 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Scientia. 2019 4 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Envis 2019 4 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Phykos 2018 3 2 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Journal of Bio- and Tribo-
Corrosion
2018 6 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Bangladesh Journal of
Pharmacology
2018 2 7 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Polymer Bulletin 2018 3 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
IJCRT 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Management Technology y
and Engineering
2018 2 1 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
PRAGATI: Journal of
Indian Economy
2018 2 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Management Technology
and Engineering
2018 2 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Rajagiri Management
Journal
2018 2 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
IJRSS 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
IJMT 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Paripex- Indian Journal of
Research
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
MIRROR 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
MIRROR 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
MIRROR 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Research in Social
Sciences
(Multidisciplinary)
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
English Language,
Literature and
Humanities, Volume 6,
Issue 1
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Interdisciplinary Research
and Innovations
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Research and Analytical
Reviews
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Journal of Engineering
Research and Application
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
tended abstract based on
oral presentation given at
AAPG International
Conference and Exhibition,
Lo
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
സാഹിത�േലാകം 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
മലയാള�� 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
സാഹിത�േലാകം 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
മലയാള�� 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
േകരളേഫാ�് േലാർ 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
േകരളസം��ാരം
ഋതുേബാധ�ിനെ്റ
നാനാർ��ൾ
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
േഫാ�് േലാർ
പഠന�ൾ
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
അനുഭവവും
ആഖ�ാനവും
2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Pure and Applied
Mathematics
2018 1 2 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Shanlax International 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Shanlax international 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2018 7 3 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Cell Reports 2018 10 72 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Cereb Cortex 2018 10 22 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Plant Science Today 2018 7 4 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Journal of Vector Borne
Diseases
2018 7 10 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Rivista Aracnologica
Italiana
2018 7
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda selecta 2018 7 3 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Current Science 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Journal of Vector Borne
Diseases
2018 7 10 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Plant Science Today 2018 7 4 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Zootaxa 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Arthropoda Selecta 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Bioresource Technology
Reports
2018 9 9 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Chemical Senses 2018
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Advanced Trends in
Engineering and
Technology (IJATET)
2018 1 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
International Journal of
Computational Research
and Development.
2018 1 0 Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
3.4.7.
Sl.
No.
Name of
Faculty
Department Type of
Event
Type of
participation,
Attended/Presen
ted Paper
/Resource
Person
Title of Event Level Organized by Duratio
n
Dat
e
1 Dr. Tessy
Paul P.
BOTANY Seminar Attended National seminar -
Species the Passion IV
National Dept. of Botany, St. Thomas
College, Thrissur
Two
Days
28-
06-
201
8
2 JOJU
SEBASTIAN
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Training
Program
Attended Microsoft Office
Specialist for Office
Excel 2016
Internatio
nal
STRATEGIST AND IQAC
CHRIST COLLEGE,
IRINJALAKUDA
Three
Days
13-
07-
201
8
3 Dr. Devi K GEOLOGY Others Attended IGCS Summer School Internatio
nal
RWTH Aachen University,
Germany
One
week or
more
14-
07-
201
8
4 Dr.Anilkuma
r N
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Seminar Attended Advanced functional
materials for energy
production and
medicinal application
National Christ college Two
Days
27-
07-
201
8
5 Tharun R GEOLOGY
AND
ENV.SCIENC
E
Training
Program
Attended Application of Isotope
Techniques in Water
Resources
Management
National Centre of Water Resources
Development and
Management (CWRDM),
Kozhikode
One
week or
more
30-
07-
201
8
6 Sreedevi P N STATISTICS Seminar Attended MANTHANEIN 2k18 Inter-
Collegiate
Mother Arts and Science
college Peruvallur,Thrissur
One day 11-
09-
201
8
7 Dr. Tessy
Paul P.
BOTANY Conferen
ce
Attended National Conference
on ‘Vistas in
Biodiversity, Biology,
Biotechnology and
Nanotechnology of
Algae
National Madras Christian College
(Autonomous), Tambaram
East, Chennai, in association
with Seaweed Research
Three
Days
20-
09-
201
8
8 Dincy R
Arikkat
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Orientati
on
Program
Attended The Basic Issues Of B
Voc
State Carmel College,Mala One day 27-
09-
201
8
9 Rosemary
T.George
SOCIAL
WORK
Worksho
p
Attended Counselling and NLP
Techniques
National Dept of Social Work,Christ
College
One day 05-
10-
201
8
10 Shine Paul COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended Paradigm Shift
towards Cloud
Banking
Internatio
nal
Sankara College of Science
and Commerce
One day 12-
10-
201
8
11 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended Paradigm shift
towards cloud
banking
Internatio
nal
-- One day 12-
10-
201
8
12 Dr.Anilkuma
r N
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Seminar Attended Design strategies for
functional materials
National Christ college One day 16-
10-
201
8
13 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE
SELF
Worksho
p
Attended Two day state level
workshop on
Financial derivatives
and risk management
State -- Two
Days
06-
11-
201
8
14 Dr Bijoy C. ZOOLOGY Others Attended Nature Awareness
Camp
State Kerala Forest Department Three
Days
06-
11-
201
8
15 LIZMARIA
VARGHESE
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended FINANCIAL
DERIVATIVES &
RISK MANAGEMENT
State Department of Commerce,
Christ College IJK
Two
Days
06-
11-
201
8
16 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended CHALLENGES OF
DIGITAL BUSINESS IN
THE NEW
MILLENNIUM
Internatio
nal
-- Two
Days
12-
11-
201
8
17 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended THREE DAYS
NATIONAL
WORKSHOP ON
STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS IN SOCIAL
SCIENCE RESEARCH
National -- Three
Days
14-
11-
201
8
18 Deepak
Jayaraj
HISTORY Conferen
ce
Attended 6th Annual
International Kerala
History Conference
Internatio
nal
Thunchath Ezhuthachan
Malayalam University
Three
Days
16-
11-
201
8
19 Nimitha K LIBRARY
SCIENCE
Worksho
p
Attended Workshop on Koha
Integrated Library
Management System
National Dept. of Library &
Information Science, C.H
Muhammed Koya Library
University of Calicut and Ker
Two
Days
16-
11-
201
8
20 Dr Josheena
Jose
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended Techno Pedagogy and
MOOCS
National Christ College (Autonomous)
Irinjalakuda
Three
Days
22-
11-
201
8
21 Megha C M BVOC Worksho
p
Attended Technopedagogy
& MOOCS
Other IQAC, Christ College
Autonomous
Two
Days
22-
11-
201
8
22 Dr. Sr.
Mariyamma
K D
STATISTICS Worksho
p
Attended Techno Pedagogy
& MOOCS
Inter-
Collegiate
IQAC, Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Two
Days
22-
11-
201
8
23 Nimitha K LIBRARY
SCIENCE
Worksho
p
Attended Two day workshop on
Techno Pedagogy
& MOOCS
Intra-
Collegiate
IQAC, Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Two
Days
22-
11-
201
8
24 Dr Bijoy C. ZOOLOGY Worksho
p
Attended Internal mentoring of
Scholars
State Dept. of Collegiate Education One day 24-
11-
201
8
25 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended TWO DAY
INTERNATIONAL
CONFERANCE ON
DYNAMICS OF
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Internatio
nal
-- Two
Days
27-
11-
201
8
26 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended Recent trends in
commerce and
management
National -- One day 30-
11-
201
8
27 K O FRANCIS COMMERCE
SELF
Worksho
p
Attended Two Day National
Workshop on
Theoretical and
Practical Aspects of
GST
National Department of Commerce
and Management Studies
Two
Days
05-
12-
201
8
28 Teena
Thomas
COMMERCE
SELF
Worksho
p
Attended National Workshop on
"Theoretical and
Practical Aspects of
GST
National Christ College (Autonomous) Two
Days
05-
12-
201
8
29 Vijaya E S COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended Theoretical and
Practical Aspects of
GST
National Department of Commerce
and Management Studies
Two
Days
05-
12-
201
8
30 Sandhya V COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended Theoretical and
Practical aspects of
GST
National Department of commerce
and Management Studies
Christ college Irinjalakuda
Two
Days
05-
12-
201
8
31 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended THEORETICAL AND
PRACTICAL ASPECTS
OF GST
National -- Two
Days
05-
12-
201
8
32 Siji Paul V COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended 2-Day National
Workshop on
'Theoretical and
Practical Aspects of
GST
National Department of Commerce
and Management Studies,
Christ College, IJK
Two
Days
05-
12-
201
8
33 Teena
Thomas
COMMERCE
SELF
Worksho
p
Attended International
Workshop on Impact
Factor Publication,
Citation Analysis,
Internatio
nal
Manonmaniam Sundaranar
University
Two
Days
07-
12-
201
8
Plagiarism, Getting
Patent a
34 Megha C M BVOC Seminar Attended Regression analysis
and multivariate
techniques for
forcasting
State Department of Economics
and Statistics , District office
One day 07-
12-
201
8
35 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended TWO DAYS
INTERNATIONAL
WORKSHOP ON
IMPACT FACTOR,
CITATION ANALYSIS,
PLAGIARISM AND
COPYRIGHT
Internatio
nal
-- Two
Days
07-
12-
201
8
36 Sreedevi P N STATISTICS Worksho
p
Attended STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS USING R
AND R STUDIO
Inter-
Collegiate
St.Aloysius College
Elthuruth,Thrissur
One day 12-
12-
201
8
37 K O FRANCIS COMMERCE
SELF
Conferen
ce
Attended International
Conference on Market
Liquidity and
Sustainable
Development
Towards Knowledge
Soci
Internatio
nal
PG Dept. of Commerce In
collaboration with Journal of
Dharma and Globethics.net
Two
Days
14-
12-
201
8
38 Teena
Thomas
COMMERCE
SELF
Conferen
ce
Attended International
Conference on Market
Liquidity &
Sustainable
Development towards
knowledge society
Internatio
nal
Christ College (Autonomous) Two
Days
14-
12-
201
8
39 Shine Paul COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended Market Liquidity
& Sustainable
Development towards
Knowledge Society
Internatio
nal
Christ College (Autonomous) Two
Days
14-
12-
201
8
40 LIZMARIA
VARGHESE
COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended MARKET LIQUIDITY
& SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
TOWARDS
KNOWLEDGE
SOCIETY
Internatio
nal
Department of Commerce,
Christ College IJK
Two
Days
14-
12-
201
8
41 Sandhya V COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended Market Liquidity and
Sustainable
Development
Internatio
nal
PG Department of
Commerce, Christ College
Two
Days
14-
12-
201
8
42 Siji Paul V COMMERCE Conferen
ce
Attended International
Conference on Market
Liquidity and
Sustainable
development towards
Knowlwdge Society
Internatio
nal
PG Department of
Commerce, Christ College
Two
Days
14-
12-
201
8
43 Dincy R
Arikkat
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Seminar Attended Data Management and
Knowledge
Production In
Contemporary Library
Environment
National Christ
College(Autonomous),Irinjal
kuda
One day 17-
12-
201
8
44 Nimitha K LIBRARY
SCIENCE
Seminar Attended Data management and
Knowledge
production in
contemporary
environment
National Dept. of Library and
Information Science, Christ
College (Autonomous),
Irinjalakuda
One day 17-
12-
201
8
45 JOJU
SEBASTIAN
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Seminar Attended Data Management and
Knowledge
Production in
Contemporary Library
Environment
National Dept of Library and
Information Science, Christ
College & Christ College
Library, Irinjalakuda.
One day 17-
12-
201
8
46 Dr Manju N J GEOLOGY
AND
ENV.SCIENC
E
Orientati
on
Program
Attended UGC sponsored
Orientation
programme
National HRDC, Bangalore University One
Month
or more
07-
01-
201
9
47 Dr. Tessy
Paul P.
BOTANY Conferen
ce
Attended Albertian Knowledge
Summit: An
International
Conference on
Multidisciplinary
Research in Botany
Internatio
nal
St. Albert’s College
(Autonomous), Ernakulam
One day 14-
01-
201
9
48 Dincy R
Arikkat
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Conferen
ce
Attended Multidisciplinary
Research
Internatio
nal
St. Albert's
College(Autonomous),Ernak
ulam
One day 15-
01-
201
9
49 Asha Merin
Jolly
GEOLOGY
AND
Conferen
ce
Attended Geology Emerging
Methods and
applications 2019
Internatio
nal
Christ College Autonomous
Irinjalakuda
Three
Days
17-
01-
ENV.SCIENC
E
201
9
50 Dr. Abhilash
Peter
ZOOLOGY Seminar Attended Exploring New
Horizons in Medical
Research
National Zoology Department, KkTM
College
One day 17-
01-
201
9
51 REJESHPRAS
AD K P
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Seminar Attended awareness
programme on sports
injury
National Kinder multispecialty
hospital
One day 20-
01-
201
9
52 sabeena. A. M BOTANY Seminar Attended Biodiversity and
climate changes
State post graduate department of
Botany, Irinjalakuda
One day 25-
01-
201
9
53 SREELAKSH
MI V. V.
BOTANY Seminar Attended Biodiversity and
Climate Changes
Intra-
Collegiate
P. G. Botany, Christ College
(Autonomous) Irinjalakuda
One day 25-
01-
201
9
54 Sweety.M. S. BOTANY Seminar Attended Biodiversity and
Climate Changes
State Post graduate Department of
Botany
One day 25-
01-
201
9
55 Dincy R
Arikkat
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Others Attended Machine Learning State Christ
College(Autonomous),Irinjal
akuda
One day 30-
01-
201
9
56 JOJU
SEBASTIAN
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Others Attended Invited talk on
Machine Learning
Other Dept of Computer
Science,Christ College
,Irinjalakuda
One day 30-
01-
201
9
57 Dr. Tessy
Paul P.
BOTANY Worksho
p
Attended On-field Para-
Taxonomy Workshop
on “Faunal Diversity
Intra-
Collegiate
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
One day 02-
02-
of Thommana Kole
Wetlands”
201
9
58 SREELAKSH
MI V. V.
BOTANY Seminar Attended Novel Natural
Products as Botanical
Drugs with Potential
to Treat Inflammation
and Alzheimer's Disea
Internatio
nal
P.G. & Research
Department of Chemistry,
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
One day 04-
02-
201
9
59 Sweety.M. S. BOTANY Seminar Attended Novel Natural
products as Botanical
Drugs with Potential
to treat Inflammation
and Alzheimer's disea
Internatio
nal
P.G. & Research
Department Of Chemistry
One day 04-
02-
201
9
60 Dr. Tessy
Paul P.
BOTANY Seminar Attended Novel Natural
Products as Botanical
Drugs with potential
to treat Inflammation
and Alzheimer’s dis
Internatio
nal
PG and Research Dept. of
Chemistry, Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
One day 04-
02-
201
9
61 Jiji M B STATISTICS Seminar Attended National Seminar on
Statistical Approaches
in Data Science
National Dept. of Statistics, St.
Thomas' College, Thrissur
Two
Days
06-
02-
201
9
62 Rosemary
T.George
SOCIAL
WORK
Conferen
ce
Attended Philosophical Under
Pinings and
Qualitative Resesrch
Methodology
National RCSS One day 07-
02-
201
9
63 Sweety.M. S. BOTANY Seminar Attended Rethinking Ecological
Conservation:Emergin
g Perspectives and
Approaches
National Department of Botany in
Collabration with KFRI
,Peechi
One day 13-
02-
201
9
64 Dr.Anilkuma
r N
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Training
Program
Attended Nature camp(Campus
Green fest 2019)
State Christ college Two
Days
15-
02-
201
9
65 Dr Josheena
Jose
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended E content Authoring
tool:Adobe Captivate
National IQAC , Christ College
(Autonomous ) Irinjalakuda
One day 16-
02-
201
9
66 Dincy R
Arikkat
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Worksho
p
Attended E-content authoring
tool:Adobe Captivate
Inter-
Collegiate
Christ
College(Autonomous),Irinjal
akuda
One day 16-
02-
201
9
67 Tom Jacob COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended E-content Authoring
Tool: Adobe Captivate
National Christ College, Irinjakauda Two
Days
16-
02-
201
9
68 Rosemary
T.George
SOCIAL
WORK
Seminar Attended Adaptation and
Mitigationto Climate
Change: Challenges
and Responses
State Vimala College One day 20-
02-
201
9
69 Dr. C. O. Joshi ZOOLOGY Seminar Attended Biodiversity of Kerala
after deluge
National Dept o zoology & IQAC,
STC, Thrissur
Two
Days
22-
02-
201
9
70 Nimitha K LIBRARY
SCIENCE
Conferen
ce
Attended Conference on
Innovations and
Transformations in
Libraries
National Dept. of Library and
Information Science,
University of Calicut
Two
Days
22-
02-
201
9
71 Tom Jacob COMMERCE Seminar Attended Qualitative Research National St. Thomas College, Thrissur Two
Days
02-
03-
201
9
72 Dr.Sreevidhy
a.V
HISTORY Others Attended Refresher Course in
Media Studies
(Interdisciplinary)
University UGC-HRDC,University of
Calicut
One
week or
more
02-
03-
201
9
73 Dr Josheena
Jose
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended Nature, Society and
Sustainability
National MES ASmabi Two
Days
19-
03-
201
9
74 Dr. C. O. Joshi ZOOLOGY Seminar Attended Food production and
processing
Inter-
Collegiate
Dept of Voc studies and Dept
of Zoology
One day 22-
03-
201
9
75 Dr.Anilkuma
r N
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Seminar Attended Food production and
processing
State Christ college One day 22-
03-
201
9
76 Dr. Tessy
Paul P.
BOTANY Seminar Attended Seminar on “Food
Production and
Processing”
State Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
One day 22-
03-
201
9
77 Sinto
Konkoth A
MALAYALA
M
Worksho
p
Attended MALAYALA
GAVESHNATHINTE
REETHISHASTHRAM
State UC COLLAGE ALUVA One
week or
more
25-
04-
201
9
78 Alagra
Antony
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended NATIONAL
WORKSHOP ON
REVIEW OF
LITERATURE :
SOURCES AND
STRATEGIES
National -- Two
Days
29-
04-
201
9
79 Tom Jacob COMMERCE Webinar Attended Contactless Teaching
and Learning
Pedagogy
National St. Xavier’s College for
Women, Aluva
Afterno
on
19-
05-
201
9
80 Sajitha K R LIBRARY
SCIENCE
Worksho
p
Attended Workshop on Daisy
books and Epub
publication
State IQAC, Christ College,
Irinjalakuda
Two
Days
20-
05-
201
9
81 Sr. Rosy V. O ECONOMICS Worksho
p
Attended Workshop on
Outcome based
Education
State Kerala State Higher
Education Council and IQAC
Christ College
(Autonomous), Irinjalakuda
Two
Days
22-
05-
201
9
82 Tintumol
Sunny
MATHEMATI
CS
Worksho
p
Attended Outcome Based
Education
State Kerala State Higher
education Council and IQAC,
Christ College Irinjalakuda
Two
Days
22-
05-
201
9
83 Dr Josheena
Jose
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended Outcome Based
Education
National Christ College (Autonomous)
Irinjalakuda
Two
Days
22-
05-
201
9
84 Tharun R GEOLOGY
AND
Worksho
p
Attended Outcome Based
Education
State Kerala State Higher
Education Council and IQAC
Christ College
Two
Days
22-
05-
ENV.SCIENC
E
201
9
85 Dr. Abhilash
Peter
ZOOLOGY Worksho
p
Attended Outcome based
Education
State Kerala State Higher
Education Council and
Internal quality Assurance
Cell of Christ College
(Autonom
Two
Days
22-
05-
201
9
86 Megha C M BVOC Worksho
p
Attended Outcome based
education
Other Kerala State Higher
Education Council and IQAC,
Christ College autonomous
Two
Days
22-
05-
201
9
87 Dr. Tessy
Paul P.
BOTANY Worksho
p
Attended Workshop on
“Outcome based
Education”
Intra-
Collegiate
Organized by IQAC, Christ
College (Autonomous),
Irinjalakuda
Two
Days
22-
05-
201
9
88 Dr.Sreevidhy
a.V
HISTORY Worksho
p
Attended Workshop on Out
come based Education
Other Kerala State Higher
Education Council
&IQAC,Christ College
One day 22-
05-
201
9
89 Siji Paul V COMMERCE Worksho
p
Attended 2 Day Workshop on
Outcome Based
Education Conducted
by KSHEC and IQAC of
Christ College, IJK
State KSHEC and IQAC Cell of
Christ college,IJK
Two
Days
22-
05-
201
9
90 Sr. Rosy V. O ECONOMICS Worksho
p
Attended Workshop on
Qualitative Research
Methods
State University of Calicut,
Department of Economics,
Dr. John Matthai Centre
Three
Days
23-
05-
201
9
91 Dr.Sreevidhy
a.V
HISTORY Worksho
p
Attended Restructuring of
Curriculam(U.G.BA.Hi
story Degree Course)
University Board of Studies in History
,University of Calicut
One day 30-
05-
201
9
92 Tom Jacob COMMERCE Seminar Presented paper Macroeconomic
Dynamics of Foreign
Institutional
Investment and the
Impact on Indian
Stock Market
State Dr. John Matthai Centre,
University of Calicut
One day 09-
10-
201
8
93 Dr. Arun
Balakrishnan
M B
COMMERCE Seminar Presented paper Financial inclusion of
SC/St students
State Sankara college of science
and commerce
One day 12-
10-
201
8
94 Shine Paul COMMERCE Worksho
p
Presented paper Financial Inclusion of
SC/ST College
Students
State Sankara College of Science
and Commerce
One day 12-
10-
201
8
95 Tom Jacob COMMERCE Worksho
p
Presented paper Determinants And
Impact of Foreign
State MES Asmabi College,
Thrissur
Three
Days
18-
10-
Portfolio Investment
in India
201
8
96 Nahna
Kamarudhee
n V
ENGLISH
&
HISTORY
DOUBLE
MAIN
Webinar Presented paper Individual and Dietary
Practices in Hermann
Hesse's
"Siddhartha&qu
ot;
State Vimala College - Thrissur One day 09-
11-
201
8
97 Dr. Arun
Balakrishnan
M B
COMMERCE Worksho
p
Presented paper Portrayal of women in
India TV ads
State School of management
studies Dr. John Mathai
centre
One day 12-
11-
201
8
98 Lipin Raj K COMMERCE
SELF
Worksho
p
Presented paper PARTICIAPTION National MANONMANIAM
SUNDARANAR UNIVERSITY
Two
Days
08-
12-
201
8
99 Tom Jacob COMMERCE Seminar Presented paper An Empirical Analysis
of Foreign Direct
State Dr. John Matthai Centre,
University of Calicut
One day 10-
12-
Investment on
Economic Growth in
India
201
8
10
0
Lipin Raj K COMMERCE
SELF
Seminar Presented paper PARTICIPATION State CHRIST COLLEGE
AUTONOMOUSE
IRINJALAKUDA
Two
Days
14-
12-
201
8
10
1
Teenu
Thomas
BVOC Worksho
p
Presented paper “The survivability of
probiotics in two
different yoghurts in
varied temperatures”
State Indian Institute of food
processing and technology
One day 30-
01-
201
9
10
2
Tom Jacob COMMERCE Worksho
p
Presented paper Relationship between
FIIs And Stock Market
State Viswajyothi College of
Engineering and Technology,
Vazhakulam.
Two
Days
07-
02-
201
9
10
3
Deepak
Jayaraj
HISTORY Webinar Presented paper Kazakh Nomadism
and the Rise of Kazakh
National University of Bhopal Three
Days
11-
02-
Khanate in the
Sixteenth Century
201
9
10
4
SREELAKSH
MI V. V.
BOTANY Worksho
p
Presented paper Mycoflora associated
with Vigna mungo and
Vigna radiata and
their bio-Control by
aqueous medicinal p
National Department of Botany, S. N.
College, Alathur
Two
Days
12-
02-
201
9
10
5
Sr. Rosy V. O ECONOMICS Worksho
p
Presented paper Climate Change:
Mitigating Policies
State MES Asmabi College Two
Days
14-
02-
201
9
10
6
Lipin Raj K COMMERCE
SELF
Worksho
p
Presented paper A STUDY ON JOB
SATISFACTION AND
INSTITUTIONAL
COMMITMENT
AMOUNG SCHOOL
National DEPARTMENT OF
COMMECE PONDICHERRY
UNVERSITY
One day 19-
02-
201
9
TEACHERS IN
KERALA WITH SPEC
10
7
Deepak
Jayaraj
HISTORY Seminar Presented paper Kazakh Nomadism
and the Rise of Kazakh
Khanate in the 16th
Century
National Barkatullah University,
Bhopal
Three
Days
26-
02-
201
9
10
8
Dr. Arun
Balakrishnan
M B
COMMERCE Seminar Presented paper A study on attitudes of
commerce graduates
towards
entrepreneurship
National Partician college of arts and
science
Two
Days
19-
03-
201
9
10
9
Dr. Arun
Balakrishnan
M B
COMMERCE Keynote
Address
Resource Person Developing Tourism Inter-
Collegiate
St. Thomas College Afterno
on
17-
07-
201
8
11
0
Dr. Arun
Balakrishnan
M B
COMMERCE Session
Talk
Resource Person Behavioral Dynamics Inter-
Collegiate
Christ college of engineering Afterno
on
05-
10-
201
8
11
1
C. V. Sudheer MALAYALA
M
Subject
Expert
Resource Person ഭാഷാശാസ്�തം
വഴികളും
േനാ��ളും
National KKTM Govt. College,
Kodungallur
Afterno
on
01-
11-
201
8
11
2
Dr. Arun
Balakrishnan
M B
COMMERCE Session
Talk
Resource Person Talent Hunt State SIET Kerala Afterno
on
02-
12-
201
8
11
3
K O FRANCIS COMMERCE
SELF
Others Resource Person International
Conference on Market
Liquidity and
Sustainable
Development
Towards Knowledge
Society
Internatio
nal
Dept. of Commerce and
Management Studies
Two
Days
14-
12-
201
8
11
4
Dr. Arun
Balakrishnan
M B
COMMERCE Session
Talk
Resource Person Disaster Management State Kerala University of Health
Science
Afterno
on
03-
01-
201
9
11
5
Dr. Arun
Balakrishnan
M B
COMMERCE Keynote
Address
Resource Person Major Sporting events
and tourism
Inter-
Collegiate
SN college Afterno
on
25-
01-
201
9
11
6
Dr Josheena
Jose
COMMERCE Invited
Talk
Resource Person Basics of Research
Design Seminar
Intra-
Collegiate
Tharananellur Arts and
Science College
One day 16-
05-
201
9
11
7
Dr Josheena
Jose
COMMERCE Invited
Talk
Resource Person Research Design
Process and Data
Analysis
Intra-
Collegiate
Tharananellur Arts and
Science College
One day 25-
05-
201
9
3.5.1 – Revenue generated from Consultancy during the year
Name of the Consultant(s)
department
Name of
consultancy project
Consulting/Sponsoring
Agency
Revenue generated
(amount in rupees)
Department of Geology and
Env. Sc.
River Bank Mapping
and Sand Auditing of
Kecheri River,
Thrissur (No. ILDM/
321/ 2017/E1 dated
27-02-2018)
Institute of Land
Disaster Management,
Govt of Kerala
980000
Department of Chemistry M.Sc Projects Carmel college, Mala;
Mother arts & Science
College, Assabah Arts
and Science College
24000
Department of Botany M.Sc Project, "Algal
biodiversity of
Thaneer Paadam
Kayal, Padoor,
Thrissur District,
Kerala."
Department of Botany 3000
Dept of Geology &
Environmental Science
Water analysis
consultation
Dept of Geology &
Environmental Science
67400
3.6.1 – Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry,
community and Non- Government Organisations through NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red
Title of the activities Organising unit/
agency/ collaborating
agency
Number of teachers
coordinated in such
activities
Number of students
participated in such
activities
World Ozone day
clelebration
Biodiversity Club &
KSCSTE
4 125
INVITED TALK on
“Understanding the
Climate, Climate Change
and the ways to keep the
climate cool” in connection
with World Ozone day
clelebration
Biodiversity Club 4 156
Invited talk on Impact of
flood on Biodiversity
Biodiversity Club 5 89
Nature camp in
collaboration with 'Friends
of Nature'
Biodiversity Club &
Kerala Forest
Department
2 65
Invited Talk
on“Biodiversity
Conservation”
Biodiversity Club 4 135
Invited Lecture on “From
plastic religion to solid
science: Logical fallacies &
other stories”
Biodiversity Club 3 134
Documentary Film Show -
‘An inconvenient Truth’
Biodiversity Club 3 215
Intercollegiate Quiz
Competition on
Environment
Biodiversity Club 3 97
Planted saplings in
connection with World
Environment Day
Biodiversity Club 4 68
On-field Para-Taxonomy
Workshop on ‘Faunal
Diversity Documentation
of Thommana Kole
Wetlands’ in connection
with World Wetland day
celebrations
Biodiversity Club &
KSCSTE
4 184
Initiation Ceremony UG Csa 65 1121
Initiation Ceremony PG Csa 35 246
Orientation Programme
I DC
Csa 26 1121
Orientation Programme
II DC
Csa 23 1025
Orientation Programme
III DC
Csa 23 986
Leadership Camp Csa 2 56
AICUF State Camp Csa & AICUF 2 35
Mar ClemantsInter
Collegiate Elocution
Competition
Csa 2 65
Chavara State level Speech
Competition
Csa 3 85
Carol Competition Csa 95 3246
Independence Day
Celebration
Csa 3 213
Christmas Celebration Csa 108 3500
a visit to Santhi Sadhan
Irinjalakuda
Csa 3 35
Exhibition – Endosalfan
victims
Csa 25 356
World Environment Day -
planted mango saplings at
the Porathisherry
panchayat
Nss & Porathissery
GramaPanchayat
2 125
Paper Pen distribution to
each of the students of
Govt School Mala
Nss & Govt School Mala 2 35
Nature Trekking at the
Kuthiran Forest Range
Nss & Kerala Forest
Department
3 38
Mass Demonstration of
Yoga
Nss 26 2415
World Anti-drug day -anti-
drug campaign drive
Nss 2 94
across 5 schools of
Irinjalakuda sub District
a lecture and an awareness
campaign on Road Safety
by the Motor Vehicles
Department authorities.
Nss 3 1230
One day cleaning work Nss 2 156
Inter Class Mehandi
Competition
Nss 4 256
Donation of 150 mango
saplings to the Kodakkara
Parish on behalf of Mango
sapling drive
Nss 4 321
a talk on Avoiding Plastics
by the officials of Metro
Vartha Paper.
Nss 5 126
Jute expo- various
products and handicrafts
made where exhibited and
sold in the college.
Nss 4 126
A visit Viyoor Central Jail Nss 2 85
Commemorated the 10th
anniversary of the Student
Police Force
Nss 8 425
NSS and Thavanish
organised a Stem Cell
Nss 8 1500
donation camp-collected
1,149 cells
A talk on own life
experience by Shri.Biju – a
visually challenged
musician from Idukki
Nss 2 165
Kerala flood-Started relief
camp centre and
centralised distribution
centre and cleaning drives
Nss 6 85
A Socio-economic survey
in association of EKN Study
and research centre at
PadiyoorGrama Panchayat
Nss, EKN Study Centre
and Padiyoor Grama
Panchayath
5 126
NSS volunteers painted a
house of our senior NSS
Volunteers house which
was washed away in the
flood
Nss 1 35
a mobile survey as
informed by the state govt.
to analyse the loss of the
households in flood at
KattoorGrama panchayat.
Nss & Kattoor Grama
Panchayath
2 84
a mobile survey as
informed by the state govt.
to analyse the loss of the
NSS & Vellangalloor
Grama Panchayath
2 56
households in the
devastating flood at
VellangallurGrama
panchayat.
3-day residential Mini
camp for the fresh NSS
Volunteers
Nss 4 1265
a mobile survey as
informed by the state govt.
to analyse the loss in the
devastating flood at Mala,
KuzhurGrama panchayat.
Nss & Kuzhur Grama
Panchayath
2 74
a Flash Mob at Chalakudy
Private Bus stand in
collaboration with the
Suchitwa Mission
Nss & Shuchitwa
Mission
2 35
Gandhi Jayanthi
Celebrations - a pond
cleaning activity at Kattoor
Panchayat.
Nss & Kattoor Grama
Panchayath
2 89
Gandhi Jayanthi
Celebrations - a cleaning
drive at the govt. taluk
hospital.
Nss & Govt. Taluk
Hospital
2 125
a tribal exposure camp at
Wayanad
Nss 2 74
Donated 3000 books to a
social activist for setting up
a libraryin PulpallyGrama
Panchayat.
Nss 2 74
Prathiba 2k18. Nss 4 165
A visit to the Irinjalakuda
Fire Station
Nss 2 145
Nss Old Volunteers
Association meeting
Nss 5 184
a trip and visit to AMMA
HOME, at Moodirakanni
Nss 2 65
Suchithwa Mission-swatch
Barath officials and our
volunteers made a
cleanliness drive at the
muncipal Bus stand at
Irinjalakuda.
Nss & Swatch Nharath 4 215
Swatch Barath Campaign -
our volunteers was given a
lecture on keeping the
muncipality surroundings
clean
Nss 2 126
A traininig on Basic Life
Support by the Doctors and
volunteers of St.James
Hospital, Chalakudy
Nss & st. James
Hospital, Chalakudy
2 84
A vist to tp Pratheesha
Bhavan and a Mentally
Challenged home near
irinjalakuda
Nss 2 35
Thavanish visited the
tribal colonies at
watchumaram and
Anakkayam
Thavanish 3 48
Thavanish visited Santhom
special school,
Kodungallur , Pratheeksha
bhavan and Santhwana
sadan.
Thavanish 2 47
"Savishkara season 2"
Conducted Arts festival for
Mentally disabled children
of neighbouring special
schools
Thavanish 5 250
Thavanish volunteers
visited The House of
Providence, the old age
home situated at
Irinjalakkuda.
Thavanish 3 35
Financial aid to Rosily Thavanish 4 25
Interactive Session on
Gender and Health
Womens Cell 3 65
discussion on
Understanding
Caste,Women and Ideology
Womens Cell 3 125
International Women’s
Day Celebrations
Womens Cell 3 171
3.6.2 – Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other
recognized bodies during the year.
Name of the activity Awarding Bodies Award/Recognition Number of students
benefitted
NSS /Social Work Calicut University Best NSS Volunteer Social
Service / NSS / Jobin Roy
1
Cleaning works after
flood
District Treasury
Officer,
Irinjalakuda
Recognition Certificate for
involving in Cleaning of Sub
Treasury, Irinjalakuda
Cleaning after Flood /
Thavanish
145
"Shastrapadam"
Science awareness
camp for Higher
Secondary Students
Government of
Kerala
Recognition Certificate for
participating in three-day
Science camp for Higher
Secondary Students
Sasthrapadam
16
Environmental
Protection
KESS, Thrissur Recognition Certificate
Environmental Protection/Fr
Joy P T
1
Flood mapping Muriyad Grama
Panchayath
Recognition Certificate for
Flood mapping in 17 wards of
Muriyad Grama Panchayath
Flood mapping, Muriyad
Grama Panchayath /
Thavanish
145
Flood mapping Padiyoor Grama
Panchayath
Recognition Certificate for
Flood mapping of 14 wards of
Padiyoor Grama Panchayath
Flood mapping, Padiyoor
Grama Panchayath /
Thavanish
145
Flood mapping and
Social Survey
Poomangalam
Grama
Panchayath
Recognition Certificate for
Flood mapping of 13 wards of
Poomangalam Grama
Panchayath Flood mapping,
Poomangalam Grama
Panchayath / Thavanish
145
3.6.3 – Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-
Government Organisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness, Gender
Issue, etc. during the year.
Name of the
scheme
Organising
unit/Agency/coll
aborating agency
Name of the
activity
Number of teachers
coordinated in such
activities
Number of students
participated in
such activities
Environmental
consciousness
Biodiversity Club
& KSCSTE
World Ozone day
celebration
4 125
Environmental
consciousness
Biodiversity Club INVITED TALK
on
“Understanding
the Climate,
Climate Change
and the ways to
keep the climate
cool” in
connection with
World Ozone day
clelebration
4 156
Environmental
consiousness
Biodiversity Club
& KSCSTE
Invited talk on
Impact of flood
on Biodiversity
5 89
Environmental
consiousness
Biodiversity Club
& Kerala Forest
Department
Nature camp in
collaboration
with 'Friends of
Nature'
2 65
Environmental
consiousness
Biodiversity Club
& KSCSTE
Invited Talk
on“Biodiversity
Conservation”
4 135
Environmental
consiousness
Biodiversity Club Invited Lecture
on “From plastic
religion to solid
science: Logical
fallacies & other
stories”
3 134
Environmental
consiousness
Biodiversity Club Documentary
Film Show - ‘An
inconvenient
Truth’
3 215
Environmental
consiousness
Biodiversity Club Intercollegiate
Quiz
Competition on
Environment
3 97
Environmental
consiousness
Biodiversity Club Planted saplings
in connection
with World
Environment
Day
4 68
Environmental
consiousness
Biodiversity Club
& KSCSTE
On-field Para-
Taxonomy
Workshop on
‘Faunal Diversity
Documentation
4 184
of Thommana
Kole Wetlands’ in
connection with
World Wetland
day celebrations
Environmental
consiousness
Cycle Club &
Election
commission
A 10 KM ride
around
Irinjalakuda
Municipality
4 64
Environmental
consiousness
Nss World
Environment
Day - planted
mango saplings
at the
Porathisherry
panchayat
2 125
Environmental
consiousness
Nss Paper Pen
distribution to
each of the
students of Govt
School Mala
2 35
Environmental
consiousness
Nss Nature Trekking
at the Kuthiran
Forest Range
3 38
Environmental
consiousness
Nss & Bhagidhaari
group
Jute expo-
various products
and handicrafts
4 126
made where
exhibited and
sold in the
college.
Environmental
consiousness
Nss & S N Vidya
Bhavan School,
Chenthrapinni
Provided hands-
on training on
Paper Pen, Paper
Bags, Grow Bags
using Flex
Banners and
Chekutty dolls-
S.N Vidya Bhavan
School at
Chenthrapinni.
2 35
Environmental
consiousness
Nss & Shuchitwa
mission
Suchithwa
Mission-swatch
Barath officials
and our
volunteers made
a cleanliness
drive at the
muncipal Bus
stand at
Irinjalakuda.
2 125
Environmental
consiousness
Nss & Swatch
Bharat
Swatch Barath
Campaign - our
volunteers was
3 134
given a lecture
on keeping the
muncipality
surroundings
clean
Gender studies Womens Cell Interactive
Session on
Gender and
Health
3 124
Gender studies Womens Cell discussion on
Understanding
Caste,Women
and Ideology
3 312
Gender studies Womens Cell International
Women’s Day
Celebrations
4 215
Human values Csa a visit to Santhi
Sadhan
Irinjalakuda
3 64
Human values Csa Exhibition –
Endosalfan
victims
5 456
Human values Nss, Thavanish
and Dathri
Foundation
NSS and
Thavanish
organised a Stem
Cell donation
5 2145
camp-collected
1,149 cells
Human values Nss A talk on own life
experience by
Shri.Biju – a
visually
challenged
musician from
Idukki
2 124
Human values Nss, Thavanish
and Irinjalakuda
Kerala flood-
Started relief
camp centre and
centralised
distribution
centre and
cleaning drives
2 74
Human values Nss & Padiyoor
Grama
Panchayath
A Socio-
economic survey
in association of
EKN Study and
research centre
at
PadiyoorGrama
Panchayat
5 126
Human values Nss NSS volunteers
painted a house
of our senior NSS
1 35
Volunteers
house which was
washed away in
the flood
Human values Nss & Kattoor
Grama
Panchayath
a mobile survey
as informed by
the state govt. to
analyse the loss
of the
households in
flood at
KattoorGrama
panchayat.
2 84
Human values Nss &
Vellangalloor
Grama
Panchayath
a mobile survey
as informed by
the state govt. to
analyse the loss
of the
households in
the devastating
flood at
VellangallurGra
ma panchayat.
2 56
Human values Nss & Kuzhur
Grama
Panchayath
a mobile survey
as informed by
the state govt. to
analyse the loss
2 74
in the
devastating flood
at Mala,
KuzhurGrama
panchayat.
Human values Nss a talk on Human
rights by the
students of our
college and in the
afternoon
2 78
Human values Nss a trip and visit to
AMMA HOME, at
Moodirakanni
2 55
Human values Nss A vist to tp
Pratheesha
Bhavan and a
Mentally
Challenged home
near irinjalakuda
2 35
Human values Thavanish Thavanish
volunteers
visited The
House of
Providence, the
old age home
situated at
Irinjalakkuda.
3 48
Human values Thavanish Financial aid to
Rosily
2 67
Human values Nss & Motor
Vehicles
Department
a lecture and an
awareness
campaign on
Road Safety by
the Motor
Vehicles
Department
authorities.
2 134
Human values Nss A visit Viyoor
Central Jail
2 85
Human values Nss a tribal exposure
camp at
Wayanad
2 74
Human values Thavanish Thavanish
visited the tribal
colonies at
watchumaram
and Anakkayam
3 48
Human values Thavanish Thavanish
visited Santhom
special school,
Kodungallur ,
Pratheeksha
bhavan and
2 47
Santhwana
sadan.
3.7.1 – Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange
during the year (2018-19)
Nature of activity Participant Source of financial
support
Duration
in day
Industrial Research Dr. Joy V T Carborundum Universal
Ltd
180
Academic Research Fellowship,
Fullbright Nehru Fellowship
Dr. Dijo Damien United States-India
Educational Foundation
720
Academic Research Fellowship Maya Pramod Blustone award
Brandeis University
90
Research- Visiting Professor Dr. Binu R Gottingen University 35
3.7.2 – Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the- job training, project work, sharing of research facilities etc. during
the year
Nature of
linkage
Title of the
linkage
Name of the partnering
institution/ industry /research
lab with contact details
Duration
From
Duration To Participant
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
ST. FRANCIS SCHOOL, NEW DELHI 20-06-2018 20-08-2018 ABY G
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
MSP HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL,
MALAPPURAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 AJAI P
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
ST. JOSEPH’S EMHSS ALOOR,
THRISSUR
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 AJMAL E.A
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
S.ND. P HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, NEELEESWARAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 AKHIL ANTONY
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
GVHSS NANDIKKARA, THRISSUR 20-06-2018 20-08-2018 AKHIL M.G
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
ST. MARY’S HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, KOODATHAI, KOZHIKODE
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 AKHIL
DWARARAJ
EDUCATION
TEACHER
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
BPEd TRAINING-PHYSICAL
EDUCATION TEACHER
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 AKSHAY ANAD
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
VNPGHSS, PALLOOR 20-06-2018 20-08-2018 AKSHAY
PRABHAKARAN
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
SNM VHSS VANNAPPURAM,
THODUPUZHA, IDUKKI
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 ANANYA
KURIAN
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
ST. JOHN’S HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, PARAPPUR, THRISSUR
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 ANSON .C.ANTO
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
ST. GEMMA’S GIRL'S HIGHER
SECONDARY SCHOOL,
MALAPPURAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 ARASHA P
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
ST. THOMAS HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, MALAYATTOOR (P.O),
ERANAKULAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 ASHIK JOHN
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
SGMGHSS KOLATHUR, KOZHIKODE 20-06-2018 20-08-2018 ASWINI S.V
EDUCATION
TEACHER
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
S.S.M.H.S.S, AZHIKODE 20-06-2018 20-08-2018 ASWATHI
AJITH.K
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
GHSS PUTHUPARAMBA,
MALAPPURAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 BIJU P
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
EMMAUS VILLA, THONICHAL,
WAYANAD
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 BINEESH BABY
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
D.D SABHA HIGH SCHOOL,
KARIMPADAM, ERANAKULAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 BINOY K
BENNY
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
DEVMATHA CMI PUBLIC SCHOOL,
THRISUUR
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 CHARLES BABY
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
HOLY FAMILY CONVENT
MATRICULATION HR. SECONDARY
SCHOOL, KEELKATTALAI,
CHENNAI
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 GLADWIN
DAVID
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
S.N. TRUSTS' HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, PALLIPAD,
NANGIARKULANGARA (P.O)
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 HARITHA P
EDUCATION
TEACHER
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
GOVT.BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, MANJERI, MALAPPURAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 JINESH T
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL,
KRARIYELY, ERNAKULAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 JINU JACOB
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
SREE DURGA VILASAM HIGHER
SECONDARY SCHOOL,
PERAMANGALAM, THRISSUR
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 JITHIN BABU
V.R
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
TDHS THURAVOOR,
THIRUMALABHAGAM (P.0)
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 JOSEMON P.C
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
S.N. V. SANSKRIT H.S.S., N.
PARAVUR, ERANAKULAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 MANESH P.M
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
CATHOLICATE HIGHER
SECONDARY SCHOOL, POTHUKAL,
MALAPURAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 PRASOBH C
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
MANIYUR U.P SCHOOL, MANIYUR,
VATAPARA
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 RADHIKA .P
EDUCATION
TEACHER
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
MARYLAND HIGH SCHOOL,
MADAMPAM, KANNUR
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 RENSO WILSON
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
C.C.M HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, KARIKKATTOR
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 SERGI VINCENT
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
I.K KUMARAN GOVT.HIGHER
SECONDARY SCHOOL,
PANDAKKAL, MAHE
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 SHINTO K.K
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
NATIONAL HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL IRINJALAKUDA, THRISSUR
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 SOJAN JAMES A
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
KRISTRAJ HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, KOLLAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 SREERASH D.S
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
TEACHER
CHRIST VIDYANIKETHAN,
IRINJALAKUDA, THRISSUR
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 SYLEENADH M
on the job
training /
internship
BPEd TRAINING-
PHYSICAL
ASRAM HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, PERUMBAVOOR,
ERANAKULAM
20-06-2018 20-08-2018 TONY
SEBASTIAN
EDUCATION
TEACHER
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
Thrissur Corporation (NULM) 09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Sajesh
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
Thrissur Corporation (NULM) 09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Vishnu
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
Thrissur Corporation (NULM) 09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Nijin
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Chalakudy Muncipality,
Chalakudy
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Soniya
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Chalakudy Muncipality,
Chalakudy
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Panchami
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Kodungallur Muncipality
Kodungallur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Anakha
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Kodungallur Muncipality
Kodungallur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Saheena
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Irinjalakuda Muncipality
Kodungallur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Arathi
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Irinjalakuda Muncipality
Kodungallur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Namitha
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Irinjalakuda Muncipality
Kodungallur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Dona
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Irinjalakuda Muncipality
Kodungallur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Amal
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
NULM, Irinjalakuda Muncipality
Kodungallur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Sreerag
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
ICDS, Kattoor
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Shayana
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
ICDS, Kattoor
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Ann
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
ICDS, Parappukara 09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Aleena
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
ICDS, Parappukara 09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Ashley
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
Poyya Gramapanchayath 09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Harsha
internship MSW- Internship-
semester 1
Poyya Gramapanchayath 09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Devi Krishna
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
‘Beyond Study Skills’
Valappad, Thrissur
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 K H Harsha
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
‘Beyond Study Skills’
Valappad, Thrissur
03-01-2019 05-01-2019
shayana
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
District Probation Office
Thrissur
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Amal joy
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
District Probation Office
Thrissur
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Nijin
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
Help age India
Panampilly Nagar, Kochi
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Ann
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
School for the Blind
Thottamugham P O
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Anakha
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
School for the Blind
Thottamugham P O
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Devi krishna
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
JANANEETHI
, Mannuthy Post
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Vishnu
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
JANANEETHI
, Mannuthy Post
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Nithin
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
DCPO,
CIVIL STATION,
AYYANTHOLE, THRISSUR
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Arathi
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
DCPO,
CIVIL STATION,
AYYANTHOLE, THRISSUR
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Ashley
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
Sanjo Sadan Ayurvedic De-Adiction
Centre
,Anandapuram, Thrissur
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Fr. sajeesh
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
Sanjo Sadan Ayurvedic De-Adiction
Centre
,Anandapuram, Thrissur
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Dona francis
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
National Institute of Physical
Medicine and
Rehabilitation(nIPMR)
, Kallettumkara
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Soniya sunny
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
National Institute of Physical
Medicine and
Rehabilitation(nIPMR)
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Aleena
, Kallettumkara
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
Kottapuram Integrated
Development Society (KIDS)
Kottapuram
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 Saheena
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 2
Kottapuram Integrated
Development Society (KIDS)
Kottapuram
03-01-2019 05-01-2019 S panchhami
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
APEX VOLUNTARY AGENCY FOR
RURAL DEVELOPMENT (AVARD)
AVARD Bhavan, Chalakudy
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Arathi
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Centre for Overall Developlment
(COD)
Matha Towers,Thamarassery
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Dona francis
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
KESS, KESS Bhavan,
Naickanal, Thrissur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 shayana
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Western Region Social Service
Forum
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Fr. sajeesh
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Superintendent
Mental Health Center
Thrissur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Amal joy
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Superintendent
Mental Health Center
Thrissur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Vishnu
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Jubilee Mission Hospital
Thrissur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Ashley
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
superintendent
District Medical Office health
Kozhikode
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Ann
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
superintendent
District Medical Office health
Kozhikode
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Soniya sunny
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Superintendent
Mental Health Center
Trivandrum
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 K H Harsha
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Superintendent
Mental Health Center
Trivandrum
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Anakha
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Superintendent
Mental Health Center
Trivandrum
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Aleena
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Superintendent
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 S panchhami
Mental Health Center
Trivandrum
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Rajah Rehabilitation Centre
Muthuvattoor, PO Chavakkad
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Devi Krishna
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Rajah Rehabilitation Centre
Muthuvattoor, PO Chavakkad
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Saheena
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Child line
Kozhikode
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Akash Binu
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Nijin
Director
Centre For Harmonious Living
Kumbidl
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 3
Kusumagiri Mental Health Centre
Kusumagiri P.O
Kakkanad
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Nithin
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Jyothir Vikasa Social Service Centre
Mandya,
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 SAJEESH P J
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Lisie Hospital
Kochi
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 ALEENA LOUIS
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Gremaltes hospital
Chennai
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 ANKHA
JAYAKUMAR
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Father Muller Medical College
Fr Muller Road,
Kankanady
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Ashely
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Father Muller Medical College
Fr Muller Road,
Kankanady
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Ann
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Father Muller Medical College
Fr Muller Road,
Kankanady
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 S Panchami
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
KASTURBA MEDICAL COLLEGE
Light House Hill Road
Mangalore
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Devikrishna
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
KASTURBA MEDICAL COLLEGE
Light House Hill Road
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 saheena
Mangalore
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Amala medical college
Thissur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Harsha
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Amala medical college
Thissur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Vishnu
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Amala medical college
Thissur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 soniya
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Karunya Trust, Bishop's House, B/
38, IIT P.O, Hanuman Road, Powai
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 shayana
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Karunya Trust, Bishop's House, B/
38, IIT P.O, Hanuman Road, Powai
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Arathi jose
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Karunya Trust, Bishop's House, B/
38, IIT P.O, Hanuman Road, Powai
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Dona francis
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Snehadaan Hospital
Bangalore
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Nithin
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Snehadaan Hospital
Bangalore
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Nijin P V
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
Elite hospital
Thrissur
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Amal joy
internship MSW-Internship-
semester 4
St. James Hospital
Chalakkudy
09-01-2018 11-01-2018 Sreelakshmi
internship M.Sc Geology
Intenship Project
semester 4
Indian Institute of Space Science
and Technology,
Thiruvananthapuram
03-01-2019 05-04-2019 Afshan Ashraf C
internship M.Sc Geology
Intenship Project
semester 4
Indian Institute of Technology,
Bombay
03-01-2019 05-04-2019 Aiswarya. E. S.
internship M.Sc Geology
Intenship Project
semester 4
Indian Institute of Technology,
Bombay
03-01-2019 05-04-2019 Gopika
Thilakan
internship M.Sc Geology
Intenship Project
semester 4
Inter University Centre for
Geospatial Information Science and
Technology, University of Kerala
03-01-2019 05-04-2019 Rejoe Mathew
John
internship M.Sc Geology
Intenship Project
semester 4
National Centre for Earth Science
Studies
03-01-2019 05-04-2019 Silpa K.S
3.7.3 – MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other
institutions, industries, corporate houses etc. during the year
Organisation Date of MoU
signed
Purpose/Activities Number of
students/teachers
participated under MoUs
LEIBNIZ INSTITUTE FOR
APPLIED GEOPHYSICS
(LIAG), GERMANY
17-01-2019 Research in
Geosciences
40
Career Quest, TIME,
Thrissur
07-10-2018 Training for CAT
exams
35
TAX Study Centre, Kaloor
(in absence of NCVRT-
National council for
vocational research and
training, Govt of India)
01-10-2019 Value added
courses on Practical
accounting & Tax
Practice with Tally
124
The Strategist, Cochin 08-10-2018 Value added course
on Microsoft Excel
specialist
68
Nexus Academy, Thrissur 14-09-2018 Value added course
on Android
development
35
Star Innovations,
Thrissur
16-09-2018 Value added course
on Python
Programming
41
4.1.2 The institution has adequate facilities for sports, games (indoor, outdoor)
gymnasium, yoga Centre etc. and cultural activities
Response
Christ College is committed to motivate students for participating in various
extracurricular activities by ensuring consistent motivation. The necessary facilities are
provided and adequate funds are allotted. The Sports and Cultural Committees supervise
the extracurricular activities. The institution is having a separate Physical Education
Department and a professional course offers Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed-
integreated 4yrs) . The course has been designed to impart professional training for
teaching Physical Education, Sports and Health Education in high and higher secondary
schools and to develop competence in assisting the conduct of sports programmes in
higher education. The Sports Department has brought various laurels to the college.
Christ College won G.V Raja Award for best college in sports instituted by Kerala
Government in 2020. Fr.Joy P.T assistant professor Department of B.P.E won G.V Raja
Award for best physical education teacher of Kerala state, instituted by sports council
government of Kerala. The college was overall champion with first position among
480colleges of Calicut University. The College participates in more than 50 games every
year. The sports students are motivated by providing them with scholarship and free
accommodation in the hostel. College provides TA/DA to players which include expenses
for special diet as per their requirement. College team is provided with Sports Kits which
include uniforms and other requisite materials. Students, who have played Inter
University / All India sports, get full concession in tuition fees and who, have played state
level sports, are entitled for 50% of concession in their tuition fees. College management
provides cash prize/certificates/mementos etc. to deserving sports persons to motivate
them to achieve excellence in their pursuit of sports. Our students excel in sports and
games and are champions in Inter-national, University, State and National events. To
promote sports and games the institution has outdoor and indoor games facilities.
Spacious and well-equipped outdoor play area in the campus ensures effective training
for players. The area of the playground is useful for conducting various intra & inter-
college sports events and annual sports meet.
SL NO Facility Year of
Establishment
Size/Area Numbers
1 400 m Athletics standard track with
gallery seating capacity of 15000
Stadium pavilion
1974
2018
112x186=20832 M²
7.50x12=90 M²
1
2 Basketball court (New)
(concrete & mud)
7-2-2020
1999
25x33
25x33
21x33
19x32=2951 M²
3+1
3 Cricket field 1976 96x150
14400M²
1
4 Hockey field 2002 60x98
5880 M²
1
5 Football field
(with gallery seating capacity of
3000)
1957
2012 &2014
77x110=8470 M²
4x110=440 M²
1
6 Handball court 2003 35x48
26x47=2902 M²
2
7 Volleyball court 1956 25x31 4
(Indoor court)
3-3-2020
25x31
16x27
16x27=2414 M²
8 Kho-kho and Kabaddi court 1976
2012
20x35=700 M² 1+1
9 Indoor 10mts shooting rang October 2011 14X10=140 M² 1
10 Gymnastic hall 1990 14x17=238 M² 1
11 Mini Indoor Hall 2007 14x17=238 M²
13x18=234 M²
2
12 Weight training hall 1990
2014
9x18=162
10x13=130
10x16=160
452 M²
3
13 Indoor jumping pit High jump and
pole-vault
March 2016 11x16=176 M² 1+1
14 Synthetic Tennis court May 2018 21x39=819 M² 1
15 Table Tennis Board Room(hostel) 2015 11x17=187 M² 5
16 Indoor stadium under construction November
2014
51X68M=3468 M² 1
17 Netball court 2018 26x42=1092 M² 1
18 Cricket nets 1998 13x36=540 M² 1
19 New Block (Under construction) March 2019 8.30x97=805 M²
Cultural Activities:
The College has NSS and CSA unit. The NSS unit takes care of social service activities in the
nearby villages and conducts awareness programs in addition to engaging in clean the campus
programs. Adequate training programs are arranged in which the students are trained by
professional trainers in public speaking and to improve their Soft Skill Development. NCC Unit
which organizes different programs for the overall development of the students. Thavanish is
student’s social organization of our college with a motive of uplifting and supporting the
financially backward, mentally or physically challenged and destitute people to lead a better
life in the society
• The various clubs under the coordinator ship of the faculty make use of the infrastructural
facilities of the College, for various extracurricular activities.
• Nature Club, Dance Club, Debate Club, Women’s Development Cell, Fine Arts Club, Drama Club,
Film Club, Painting and Drawing Club, Adventure Club, Biodiversity Club, Bhoomithrasena Club
etc. are fine-tuned to the needs of the students to whet their talents.
• Students with a passion for music and dance are encouraged to perform/take up training in
these arts Every year the Fine Arts Club creates a platform for students to present their talents
by conducting various cultural programs and competitions. SPICMACAY (society for promotion
of Indian classical music and culture among youth) has a very strong presence at campus. The
College also encourages students to participate in various cultural and literary activities and
make the students excel in their fields of interest. The college conducts various cultural
activities like Vidyarambham, Onam celebration, Christmas celebration, Teachers day
celebration, Hostel day, Fine arts day, Annual day, association day in which students exhibit
their talents. The students of the college have represented university and State level cultural
events. The college has fully equipped Cultural Unit for students who have genuine interest in
artistic activities. Students prepare and practice at the time of competitions
4.1.2 – Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year (2018-2019)
Facilities Existing Newly created Total
Campus area 48 acres
Class rooms 89 14 103
Classrooms with ICT facilities 42 6 48
Video Centre 0 1 1
Laboratories 17 6 31
Seminar Halls with ICT facilities 2 4 6
No. of important equipment’s purchases (≥1lakh)
during the current year
4 (3 Software + 1
equipment)
Value of the equipment’s purchases during the year (in
lakhs)
Rs: 3425960
4.1.4 Average percentage of expenditure for infrastructure augmentation excluding salary during the last five years (INR in Lakhs)
4.1.4 Average percentage of expenditure for infrastructure augmentation excluding salary during
the last five years (INR in Lakhs)
Year 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 INR in lakhs 8.516148 28.06879455 24.675728 31.35055
4.4 .1 Average percentage of expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and
academic support facilities excluding salary component during the last five years (INR in Lakhs)
Year 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
INR in lakhs 91.4839 71.93120545 75.324272 68.64945
4.2.2 – Library Services
2018-2019
Library Service Type Existing Newly Added
No. Value No. Value
Text Books 69435 13500000 458 125791
Reference books 3907 1100000 64 361835
e-books 810000 19470 0 0
Journals 37 81110 7 24650
e-Journals 11293 19470 1 1300
CD/DVD 724 75000 155 16000
Library Automation 1 500000 0 0
Weeding 17642 0 7 799
others: Magazines and
Periodicals
32 26605 0 0
No. of Computers 20 500000 2 50000
NPTEL video collection 55 0 0 0
Online Question bank 35 0 5 0
Audio Books 85 0 2 0
5.1.1 – Scholarships and Financial Support
Name/Title of the scheme Number of
students
Amount in
Rupees
Financial Support from Other Sources -a. Government
E-grants scholarship 866 6,85,647
Higher Education 47 6768000
Post Matrix 20 200000
Central Sector 14 420000
Prathibha 3 462000
Single Girl Child 6 240000
DCE SCHOLARSHIP 80 960000
Inspire Scholarship 13 1040000
Snehapoorvam scholarship 25 300000
Fisheries Scholarship 1 50000
Sports Authority of India 20 60000
Keral State Sports Council Hostel 128 9984000
Total 1223 2,11,69,647
Financial Support from Other Sources -b. NGO
The Indian Jeevakarunya Trust Scholarship 5 15000
South Indian Bank Scholarship 3 12000
Total 8 27,000
GRAND TOTAL 1231 2,11,96,647
Financial Support from institution
Freeships 199 51,76,950
Fr. Gabriel CMI, Founder Principal fee concession to deserving
students
25 2000
V. Madhavamenon Memorial Scholarship to a student from
Aykkarakunnu, studying in Christ College
1 160
Fr Bennett Kurian Vallamattam CMI memorial Scholarship to one of
the children of NTS who studies in Christ college
1 160
Fr. Joseph Vivian Memorial Scholarship to the best vocalist, The best
musical instrumentalist, The highest scorer in SSLC from among the
children of NTS, The highest scorer in SSLC from among the children of
TS
4 1600
Major Dr. E. T. John Retd. Staff and N.C.C officer Cash award to the best
NCC cadet of the year
1 240
Mr. Kottay K Cash awards to the best male and female NSS volunteers 2 1000
M. C. Varghese, former Senior Supt Scholarship to the children of NTS
who studies PG Course in Christ College
1 400
Nelson Shine memorial Cash award to the best Triple/Jazz artist 1 400
A.P. Jose, former Senior Superintendent Cash award to the best student
of Final Degree class for overall performance in curricular and co-
curricular activities
1 400
Mr. Pichu Iyer Memorial Cash award to the best student in Govt. Boys
HSS continuing studies in Christ college
1 400
Fr. John Joseph Cash awards to the two best students from B.Sc and B.A.
streams who have spent at least one year in the college hostel
2 1200
Latheeshkumar P.L. memorial Cash award to:
1. The best performer in D- Zone arts festival
2. A P.G student on merit memorial cum need basis
2 1200
M. K Francis, Senior Superintendent, Cash award to the student who
scores highest points in Christ college individual items of D – Zone
1 800
Prof. E. K. Narayanan memorial golden jubilee endowment Cash award
to the deserving members of the College Union including Association
Secretaries on the basis of "Merit-cum-Need"
1 800
Sri. E.R. Emanual Memorial Endowment Cash award to the points in
the off- stage items of D-Zone Competition
1 1200
Sri. E. V. Rappai Golden jubilee endowment Cash award to the SC/ST
student scoring highest mark in B. A/B.Sc/B.Com final year
examination
1 1000
Golden jubilee `Butterfly' Endowment Scholarship to the student who
score the highest points in the essay competition on Butterflies
1 400
Rev. Fr. Jose Chunkan Kalalayaratna Cash award to the best student in
terms of social commitment, leadership quality and academic pursuit,
selected from among the students of Arts & Science colleges in Thrissur
district, affiliated to Calicut Uty.
1 1000
Rev. Fr. Joseph Muttikkal CMI memorial endowment Cash awarded to
best debate team of the college, the adjudication to be made by the
Debate club by conducting a debate on a relevant issue
1 1200
Mr. Donald Devassy Memorial endowment Cash awarded to 3rd best
debate team of the college, the adjudication to be made by the Debate
club by conducting a debate on a relevant issue
1 800
K.L. Francis Kandamkulathy memorial endowment Cash awarded to
the best debater of the college, the adjudication to be made by the
Debate club by conducting a debate on a relevant issue
1 800
Christ College Alumni UAE Chapter Cash awarded to the 1st place
winners in the quiz Endowment competition conducted by the Quiz
club of the college
1 2000
Raphael Sebastian Kandamkulathy memorial endowment Cash
awarded to the 2nd place winners in the quiz competition conducted
by the Quiz club of the college
1 1600
Fr. Thomas Achandy CMI, Cash award to the best student in B.Sc
Botany
1 800
Prof. A.C. Joseph memorial Cash award to the best student of I M.Sc
Chemistry
1 160
Fr. Gabriel CMI, Cash award to the best. student of M. Sc Chemistry 1 100
Prof. M. M. Chandy, Cash award to the student standing first in
aggregate marks of B.Sc main and M.Sc preliminary
1 280
Pedikkattil Govindan Nair memorial Cash award to the student who
scores highest marks in Degree Organic Chemistry and continues his
PG study in Christ College
1 400
Chirayath Chazhookkaran Pyloth Ouseph Thandamma memorial
Scholarship to a final year PG Chemistry student on and merit cum
means basis
1 2400
Chirayath Chazhookkaran Pyloth Ouseph and Thandamma memorial
Scholarship to a first year P.G Chemistry student who comes first in the
internal assessment done by Chem. Dept
1 1600
Brahmakulath Pokkath Varoo Vareed memorial Cash award to the
highest scorer in B. Sc Chemistry
1 100
Prof. P.K. Mathew memorial Cash award to the III BSc Chemistry
student for the best academic performances in I and II years
1 160
Prof. R. Jayaram, Cash award to the student who scores highest marks
in Physical Chemistry papers of M.Sc in Uty exams
1 880
Prof. N Radhakrishnan Cash award to the. student who scores highest
marks in Theoretical Chemistry papers of M Sc in Uty exams
1 880
Prof. C.J. Shivasankaran Endowment Cash award to the student from
outgoing B Sc Chemistry batch who scores highest mark, but having
involvement in NCC/NSS/Member in College Union executive
1 800
Prof. V L. Varghese Endowment Cash award to the student from
outgoing M.Sc Chemistry batch who scores highest marks in the
Inorganic Chem. Papers of M.Sc. Chemistry
1 800
Prof. Babu Jacob Memorial endowment Cash awarded to 3rd B.Sc.
chemistry student, who score aggregate highest marks in the final year
exam. & highest marks in Physical chemistry-I&II
1 800
Prof. P. V. Rappai Silver endowment Cash award to the best SC/ST PG
student of any discipline for his/her academic perofrmance during the
course period
1 800
Prof. P. V. Rappai Silver jubilee endowment in honour Cash awarded to
3rd B.Sc. Chemistry students, who score of highest in the 1st,2nd & 3rd
year internal assessment examination
1 800
Prof. P.A. Thomas memorial endowment Cash awarded to final M.Sc.
student, who score highest marks in organic chemistry paper
1 800
Pallippadan Chacku Lonappan Memorial Cash award to the highest
scorer in M. Com degree examination
1 100
Thekkethala Vareed Pyloth memorial Cash award to the highest scorer
in B.Com degree
1 100
Prof. T.V. Ouseph memorial Cash award to the highest scorer in M. Com
I year exams
1 100
Fr. Bennett Kurian memorial Cash award to the highest scorer in B.
Com examination
1 100
Prof. G. Lakshmynarayana Cash award to the highest n, scorer in the
subjects of I B. Com exams
1 240
Prof. T. V. Madhavan Cash award to the, highest scorer in EDPM paper
of final year B. Com, Prof. Varghese A.M
1 240
Cash award to the highest scorer in M. Com I Semester, Prof. B. C.
Menon Cash award to the highest, scorer in the I B. Com paper "I.T. for
Business"
1 800
Prof. K.I Wilson Golden jubilee Endowment Cash award to the highest
scorer in M. Corn degree examination
1 800
Prof. K.I Wilson Golden jubilee Endowment Cash award to the highest
scorer in B. Corn degree examination
1 400
Prof. T. V. Ouseph Thekkethala Endowment Golden Cash award to the
student who scores the jubilee maximum marks in the Income Tax
paper of third semester M. Com
1 800
Sri. K. K. Abdu Memorial Golden jubilee Endowment Cash award to
third sem. B.com (self) student who scores the highest marks in Basic
Numerical Skill paper in university examination
1 1200
Mr. George Maliekkal and Mary George Memorial Golden jubilee
endowment Cash award to the top scorer in M.Com. Degree
examinations
1 800
Sri V. Subrahmanian Endowment Cash award student who scores
highest marks in income tax law and practice paper in Sixth semester
B.com (Self), university examination
1 1200
Vyapari Vyavasayi Ekopana Samithi Endowment Cash award to third
semester B.com (Aided), student who scores the highest marks in Basic
Numerical Skill paper in university examination
1 1200
Chakkoru memorial Cash awarded to First semester endowment
B.com (Self), students who score highest marks in Business
Management paper in university examinations
1 1200
Thekkethala Lonakutty Sebastian memorial endowment Cash
awarded to the 2nd semester B.com (Aided) students, who score
highest marks in Marketing Management paper in university
examinations
1 1200
Mrs. Ittyanam Thekkethala memorial endowment Cash awarded to the
2nd Sebastian semester B.com students, who. score highest marks in
Financial Accounting paper in university examination
1 1200
Mrs. Meena Francis Pozholiparambil memorial endowment Cash
awarded to 1st semester B.com (Aided) students, who score highest
marks in business Management paper in university examinations
1 1200
Thattaruparambil Murale memorial endowment Cash awarded to the
2nd semester B.com (Self Finance) students, who score highest marks
in Marketing Management paper in university examinations
1 1200
, Fr. Leontius CMI memorial Cash award to the best student of
Computer Science (Subsidiary)
1 800
Mrs. Rosily Johny Alenghadan Memorial Endowment Award to the
B.com (Self Financing) student who scores the highest mark in
Accounting for management in Vth Semester university examinations
1 1200
Meledom Kurian Cash award to the highest scorer in B.A memorial
Economics, Prof. M. K. Varghese Cash award to the highest scorer in
the, paper "Public Finance" Staff, of B.A Economics
1 100
Prof. M. D. Kurian Cash award to the, highest scorer in the paper
"Macro Economics" of B.A. Eco.
1 100
Fr. J. V. Ambooken Cash award to the highest scorer in M.A CMI, Former
Economics final Principal examination
1 120
Prof. Joseph Meenattoor Cash award to the student who presents the
best project
1 100
Economics Association Cash award to the winner of inter collegiate
elocution competition
1 120
Fr. Jose Chittilappilly CMI Cash award to the top, scorer in Political
science
1 120
Prof. Ittoop Menachery Cash award to the top scorer in B.A. Economics
Final year examination. Prof. M.A. John endowment Cash awarded to
the student of 3rd B.A. Economics, who joins in the IIM or who score
highest mark in the MAT
1 800
B.A Economics endowment Cash awarded to the B.A. student
Economics students
1 800
outstanding performance on the basis of merit., Mrs. Thressiamma
Balan Kachappilly Memorial endowment Cash awarded to the top
scorers in 1st & 2nd semester M.A. Economics examinations
1 2000
Rev. Fr.J.V. Ambooken CMI memorial endowment Cash awarded to the
top, scorers in 1st & 2nd semester B.A. Economics examinations
1 2000
Mar Clemens CMI, memorial Cash award to the student who scores
highest marks in English in the B.AI B. Sc. Examination
1 100
Fr. Callistus Maliekkal memorial Cash award to the student who scores
highest marks in English in the B. Com Examination
1 800
Fr. Dismas CMI memorial Cash award to the student who scores the
highest marks in the optional subjects of B.A Functional English
1 400
Fr. Jose Chirayath memorial Cash award to the student scoring second
highest marks in the optional subjects of B.A. F. English, 10,000 Cash
award to the student Maliekkal (Retd who scores highest marks Staff)
memorial in English in the B.Com Examination 87 Fr. Dismas CMI 5,000
Cash award to the student (Retd. Staff) who scores the highest
memorial marks in the optional subjects of B.A Functional English
1 240
Prof. V Joseph Memorial Golden Jubilee Endowment Cash award to the
student who becomes forst in F.E final year examination
1 800
Fr.Antony Kuttikkattu CMI Cash award to the student scoring highest
marks in the subsidiary subjects of B.A F. English, Prof. V. Joseph
memorial golden jubilee endowment Cash awards to the (Former
HOD) student who comes first l, golden in B.A. Functional English
1 1200
Prof. Thomas Kuzhiparambil endowment Cash awarded to the student
who comes first in the essay competition conducted by the Dept. of
English, Fr. Vivian Ambooken V CMI Cash awards to two students
scoring highest marks in B.Sc Geology final exam
1 800
Fr. Vivian Ambookan Endowment cash award to two students scoring
highest marks in B. Sc Geology final exam
2 800
Rev. Fr. Thomas Chakramakkil CMI Golden jubilee Endowment Cash
award to the student who scores highest marks in the M.Sc.
Environmental Science University examinations
1 800
Prof. K.J. Joseph Cash award to the student who stands first in the
literary competition conducted in Hindi annually
1 280
Prof. P.N. Padmanabha PiIlai Cash award to the student scoring highest
marks in I year B.A/B. Sc Hindi exam
1 280
Thottakkad Kaithayil Joseph memorial Cash award to the student
scoring highest marks in the B.A/B. Sc degree exam in Hindi, Prof. M.I.
1 100
Davis memorial Cash award to the student scoring 2nd highest marks
in B. A/B. Sc Hindi exam
Prof. M. I Davis memorial cash award to the student scoring 2nd
highest marks in B. B/ B.Sc Hindi exam
1 100
N. Balakrishna Panicker memorial Cash award to the student scoring
highest marks in Hindi from I B. Com
1 100
Dr. K.P. Kurian endowment Cash awarded to student scoring highest
marks in the part-I
1 800
Prof. Thattil Joseph Raphael Cash award to the student scoring highest
marks in B.A Modem Indian History exam
1 240
Prof. Jimmy A. Chirayath Golden jubilee Endowment Cash award to the
student scoring highest marks in B.A Modern Indian History exam
1 720
Prof. Jimmy A. Chirayath Golden jubilee Endowment Cash award to the
student scoring second highest marks in B.A Modern Indian History
exam
1 420
Dr. K.T. Thomas endowment Cash awarded to the top scorers in M.A
History in the university examinations
1 2400
Prof. C. P. Elayath Cash award to the student scoring highest marks in
degree Malayalam
1 280
Prof. K. Kumaran Cash award to the student who stands first in the
literary competition conducted in Malayalam by the Dept annually
1 280
Fr Jose Chunkan student who comes first CMI,Cash award at the
college level competitions and Dept. scoring highest marks in second
language Malayalam in the Uty Exams
1 800
Prof. V.A. Varghese endowment Cash Award to the student Scoring
Second highest marks in Second language malayalam
1 800
Mazhuvanchery Parampeth Mathew Abraham memorial Cash award
to the student scoring highest marks in B. Sc Mathematics degree exam
1 100
Prof. P. P. Joseph Cash award to the student scoring highest memorial
marks in the aggregate of all the parts of B. Sc Mathematics
1 100
Fr. John Tharayil CMI Cash award to the Ill, B.Sc (Maths) student Retd.
Staff who stands first in the internal assessment
1 400
Fr. John Tharayil CMI Cash award to the B.Sc, (Maths) student who
stands first in the internal assessment of Part Ill optionals
1 240
Rev.Fr. George Chiramel CMI Memorial golden jubilee Endowment
Cash award to the Ill DC student who comes first (Former in Part Ill
(main & sub) of Vice principal) B.Sc degree Mathematics for the first
and second year University examination
1 1200
Prof. Joseph P Thomas Cash award to the best sportsman of the year
on merit cum means basis
1 640
Fr. J. V. Ambooken CMI Cash award to the outstanding sportsman of the
year
1 400
Prof. Thomas Varghese Cash award to the best all-rounder of the year
in sports and games
1 250
Fr. Agapitus CMI Golden Jubilee memorial Scholarship to the final
5,000 BPE student on merit cum means basis
1 400
Mr. T. T. John memorial Cash award to the best 2nd year BPE student
adjudged worthy by the staff of the Dept on the basis of all-round
performance
1 400
Fr. Jose Stephen Menacherry CM I Cash award to two I, year BPE
students Former Principal adjudged worthy by the staff of the Dept on
the basis of their all-round performance
1 800
Prof. K. Thomas on merit cum means basis Mr. Joseph K Peechatt
memorial Cash award to the best volleyball player of the year
1 800
Mr. Joseph K Peechat Memorial Cash award to the best volley ball
player of the year
1 400
Mr. M. K. Francis Cash award to the Senior student scoring highest
points in individual events in the sports day
1 800
Mr. Bobbish M.V. memorial Cash award to the BPE student for the
outstanding achievements in sports and games
1 3000
Thaliyath Pyloth Sunny memorial Cash award to the III B.Sc Physics
student who stands first in the final year marks
1 100
Prof. P. I. Paul Cash award to the IV B. Sc Physics student who stands
first in the final year Physics main
1 120
Prof. P. J. Oommen Cash award to the best II B.Sc Physics student, Cash
award to the III B.Sc Physics student who stands first in the paper
"Mechanics"
1 240
Prof. P. O. Kochu Vareed Cash award to the M. Sc Physics student who
stands first in the I year (I & II) examination
1 240
Prof. N. Narayanan Cash award to the final year, Retd staff & M. Sc
Physics student who HOD stands first in the final examination
1 240
Prof. N. O. Inassi Cash award to the M. Sc Physics student who stands
first in thel year (I & II) examination
1 240
Mr. Vivek M.V. endowment Cash award to the student in memorial BPE
who stands first in the Half yearly examination
1 1600
Physics Old Students golden jubilee Endowment Cash award to the III
B. Sc Physics student who stands first in the final year Examination
1 800
Prof. C.J. Jose endowment Cash awarded to best student of 1st semester
B.Sc. Physics, Physics Department golden jubilee endowment Cash
1 800
awarded to best student in 3rd B.Sc. Physics, based on the overall
performance
Physics Departmentgolden jubilee Endowment Cash award to the best
student in 3rd B. Sc Physics based on overall performance
1 800
Mr. K.A. Thomas Kizhakkekuttu memorial endowment Cash awarded
to the top student of different sex than that of class topper in politics
examination
1 800
Mathew Thottungal memorial Cash award to the student of III-year
degree who stands first in the Value Education
1 100
Mr. K. A. Varghese memorial Cash award to one or two students of Final
degree classes for their performance in Value Education classes and
CSA activities
1 800
Mr. K. L. Francis memorial Cash award to the PG student for his/her
best performance Value Education classes
1 800
Mr. N. R. Sivaraman memorial Cash award to the student scoring
highest marks in degree Sanskrit examination
1 400
Prof. P.C. Varghese endowment Cash awarded to students studying
Sanskrit as part-III, who performs significantly in D-zone and inter
zone cultural competitions
1 800
C. R. Keshavan Vaidyar memorial Cash award to the student scoring
highest marks in M. Sc Zoology
1 400
Mr. M. P. Pathrose Cash award to the student scoring highest memorial
marks in B.Sc Zoology
1 100
Fr. Gabriel CMI, Cash award to the best student admitted in M. Sc
Zoology
1 160
Prof. O. T. Peter memorial Cash award to the student scoring highest
marks in Fishery Biology paper in final year M. Sc Zoology
1 120
Prof. K. K. Baskaran Cash award to the student scoring highest marks
in Animal Physiology paper of M.Sc degree
1 250
Prof. K. K. Narayanan Nair Cash award to the M. Sc student scoring
highest marks in the I & II semesters taken together
1 120
Prof. Peace Johnson memoial Cash award to the, student for the best
project presentation
1 800
Prof. A. G.Govindankutty Cash award to the student scoring highest
marks in both theory and practical memorial together in Ecology and
Bio Statics paper of M. Sc II semester Zoology
1 800
Mr. K. C. Jose Scholarship to a financially weak and hardworking
student of III B. Sc Zoology
1 800
Sri. Maliekkal Anthappan Master Memorial Golden Jubilee Endowment
Cash award to a deserving Christian student of the final B.Sc. Zoology
1 1000
Dr. M. A. Paul Golden jubilee Endowment Cash award for a deserving
Christian student of the final B. Sc. Zoology
1 1000
Prof. Dr. V. V. Sudhakaran endowment. Cash award to the winner of
Inter Collegiate essay competition in connection with World
Environment day
1 800
Prof. M.K Varghese cash award to the highest scorer in the paper Public
Finance in B.A Economics
1 100
TOTAL 368 52,71,410
5.1.2 – Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill
development, Remedial coaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal
Counselling and Mentoring etc.,
Name of the capability
enhancement scheme
Date of
implementation
Number of
students enrolled
Agencies involved
Walk with Scholar (WWS) 08.08.2018 90 Directorate of
Collegiate Education
Scholar support programme 08.08.2018 40 Directorate of
Collegiate Education
Additional Skill Acquisition
Programme
24.07.2018 30 ASAP, Kerala
NET Coaching- Social Work 24.07.2018 8 Dept of Social Work
JAM Coaching- Chemistry 24.10.2018 25 Dept of Chemistry
JAM Coaching-Physics 14.08.2018 14 Dept of Physics
NET Coaching- History 08.08.2018 31 Dept of History
NET Coaching-Chemistry 12.08.2018 15 Department of
Chemistry
NET Coaching- English 24.10.2018 18 Department of English
Net-Coaching- Commerce 14.08.2018 20 Department of
Commerce
NET Mock Test 11.04.2018 10 Dept of Physics (Self)
Career Counselling- Final
year uG Students
14.08.2018 150 Surround Tally IT
Academy
Remedial Coaching 23.01.2019 12 Dept of Malayalam
(Self)
Remedial Coaching- for
non-Hindi students of UG
24.10.2018 19 Dept of Hindi
Remedial Coaching- English 17.11.208 18 Dept of English (Self)
Remedial Coaching-fro B.
Com Students
25.06.2018 30 Dept of Commerce
Remedial coaching in
English
24.10.2018 24 Dept of Hotel Mgt &
Catering Science
Remedial Coaching-for
sports students
07.10.2018 7 Dept of History and
English
Remedial Coaching 1.07.2018 10 Dept of Geology
Bridge course 3.07.2018 30 Dept of Malayalam
(Self)
Bridge course 3.07.2018 36 Dept of Statistics
Bridge course 12.06.2018 31 Dept of English (Self)
Bridge course 30.06.2018 10 Dept of Geology
Armed force training 14.07.2018 50 Armed Force Training
Academy, Christ
College
Yoga training 04.06.2018 200 NSS
Class on Aptitude test 19.01.2019 120 Sensorium Academy,
Thrissur
Seminar on Machine
learning
30.01.2019 150 Networkz System
Workshop on SPSS 24.07.2018 38 Dept of Social Work
Digital Library 24.09.2018 18 Dept of Library
Science
5.1.3 – Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counselling offered
by the institution during the year
Year Name of the scheme Number of
benefited
students for
competitive
examination
Number of
benefited
students by career
counselling
activities
Number of
students who
have passed
in the comp.
exam
Number
of
students
placed
2018 Industrial exposure
training 1 month By Dept
of HM
35 23
2018 NET Coaching- Social
Work
8 2
2018 JAM Coaching- Chemistry 25 6
2018 JAM Coaching-Physics 14 8
2018 NET Coaching- History 31 2
2019 CPT Coaching 4 4
2019 NET Coaching-Chemistry 15 8
2019 NET Coaching- English 18 7
2019 Net-Coaching- Commerce 20 6
2019 JAM Mock Test-Physics
Self
10 4
2019 Career Counselling- Final
year uG Students
150 23
5.2.1 – Details of campus placement during the year
On Campus Off Campus
Name of
organizations
visited
Number of
students
participated
Number of
students
placed
Name of
organizations
visited
Number of
students
participated
Number of
students
placed
Goan Institiute
International
35 25 Acadecraft 1 1
South Indian
Bank
65 6 Almas Hospital 1 1
BRD Car
World Ltd
4 1 Alpha Palliative Care 2 1
Wipro 8 1 Christ College
Irinjalakuda
2 2
TOTAL 112 33 Jyothis College 1 1
M.E.S.M.K Mackar
Pillai College
1 1
Bank of Baroda 1 1
BRD Car World Ltd 1 1
Childline, Ernakulam 1 1
Christ College
Irinjalakuda
2 2
Cognizant technology
Solutions India Pvt
Ltd
2 1
Indian Railway 12 1
Infosys 5 1
Kerala Police 8 7
Mar Dionysius College
Pazhanji
Kunnamkulam
3 3
MATHRUBHUMI 3 1
Moody's Analytics 1 1
Sahrdaya College of
Engineering and
Technology
1 1
Salve Maria
International,Thrissur
1 1
South Western
Railway
1 1
Sree Murugan
Engineering
Industries Ltd
1 1
Sub Inspector 5 1
Tata Consultancy
Services
5 1
Tharanellur Arts
College
2 2
Total 63 35
5.2.2 – Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year
Year No. of students
enrolling into
higher education
Programme
graduated from
Depratment
graduated from
Name of
institution joined
Name of
programme
admitted to
2019 ALEX K.S BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
CMA INSTITUTE,
Thrissur
CMA
2019 HILMA C A BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Christ University,
Banglore
MBA
2019 HUMAIRA BEEVI P
M
BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
CMA INSTITUTE,
Thrissur
CMA
2019 REETHU JOSHY BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
MA IACTA College,
Nedumbassery
STED
2019 RAVEENA RAVI BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
CMA INSTITUTE,
Thrissur
CMA
2019 ABHINANDANA
KRISHNAN
BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Rajagiri College of
Business Studies
M.G University 2
2019 AISWARYA SURAJ BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Sree Narayana Guru
College of Advanced
Studies Nattika
MBA
2019 ARUNIKA P S BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Womens acadamy
of Fashion
Designing &
Garment
Technology
MBA
2019 BASIL ANDRAYOSE BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Christ College,
Irinjalakuda
MBA
2019 DEVASURYA
MURALIDHARAN
BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Sahrdaya Institute
Of Management
Studies, Kodakara
MBA
2019 FARHAN M.S BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
University of
Hertfordshire,
Hatfield, UK
MBA
2019 REZNY YOUSAF BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Farook College,
Calicut
MBA
2019 SETHU.K.DAS BBA MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
university of
Alabama,Brimingha
m USA
MBA
2019 AKHILA A A Bcom AIDED COMMERCE MES ASMABI M.Com
2019 ANASWARA P.A Bcom AIDED COMMERCE MES ASMABI M.Com
2019 ASHA CHATHUNNY Bcom AIDED COMMERCE GTEC PROFESSIONAL
D
IPLOMA
IN INDIAN
&FOREIGN
ACCOUNTING
WITH SAP AND
FICO
2019 ASWATHY M S Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ICAI CA
2019 E J FEABHA Bcom AIDED COMMERCE KAPPANS SCHOOL
OF ACCOUNTANCY
AND
MANAGEMENT
ACCA
2019 GREESHMA K M Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ICAI CA
2019 HIMA SURESH K Bcom AIDED COMMERCE PROFINZ CMA
2019 HITHA K H Bcom AIDED COMMERCE PRESIDENCY
CAREERPOINT
CMA
2019 JINU JOY Bcom AIDED COMMERCE CMA CMA
2019 MARIA THERESA
ARACKAL
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
MCOM
INTERNATIONA
L
FINANCE
2019 MEERA
KUTTAPPAN
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE BC ACADEMY CMA
2019 MERIN S
KANNADAN
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ICAI CMA
2019 PILJI PAULSON Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ST TERSA ARTS
AND SCIENCE
MCOM
2019 PRAMODI
NIRANJALA
MOHANAN
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE BC ACADEMY CMA
2019 RESHMA RAVI Bcom AIDED COMMERCE S. KERALA VARMA CMA
2019 REVATHI
SIVANANDAN
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE LAKSHYA CA
2019 SACHIN SHAJU Bcom AIDED COMMERCE RAJAGIRI CENTER
OF BUSINESS
MBA
2019 SREELAKSHMI O M Bcom AIDED COMMERCE DISTANCE
EDUACTION
MCOM
2019 YASHIK K S Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ICAI CMA
2019 AASHIYA ROSE
JOSE
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE SCMS PGDM
2019 ALEENA VARGHESE
A.
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE BC ACADEMY CMA
2019 ALMA.E. S Bcom AIDED COMMERCE COOPERATIVE
TRAINING
HDC &BM
2019 ANJALI LEGIN Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ICAI CMA
2019 APARNA P Bcom AIDED COMMERCE FORTUNE IAS
ACADEMY
IAS COACHING
2019 ASWATHY V R Bcom AIDED COMMERCE PASS
COOPERATIVE
TRAINING
CORPORATIVE
TRAINING
2019 DIVYANJALI M D Bcom AIDED COMMERCE MES ASMABI MCOM
2019 GANGA K S Bcom AIDED COMMERCE FORTUNE IAS
ACADEMY
IAS COACHING
2019 JOMON JOSEPH Bcom AIDED COMMERCE BC ACADEMY CMA
2019 KAVYA M R Bcom AIDED COMMERCE LAKSHYA CA
2019 NIMISH
RAVEENDRAN
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ICAI CMA
2019 PARVATHY MENON
S.
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE RAJAGIRI CENTER
OF BUSINESS
MBA
2019 RIMA JOSEPH Bcom AIDED COMMERCE JAMES COOK
UNIVERSITY
MPA WITH MBA
2019 RINTO JOSE Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ICAI CMA
2019 ROSELYN PAULOSE Bcom AIDED COMMERCE CS CS, MCOM
2019 SNEHA JOHNY Bcom AIDED COMMERCE BC ACADEMY CMA
2019 SREELAKSHMI N V Bcom AIDED COMMERCE BC ACADEMY CMA
2019 SREETHU V R Bcom AIDED COMMERCE SREE NARAYANA Mcom
2019 SRUTHI JOSE Bcom AIDED COMMERCE CHRIST
UNIVERSITY
MBA
2019 ATHIRA K U Bcom AIDED COMMERCE COOPERATIVE
TRAINING
HDC &BM
2019 CATHARINE TONY Bcom AIDED COMMERCE RAJAGIRI CENTER
OF BUSINESS
MBA
2019 FEMI ROY Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ICAI CMA
2019 GOPIKA
UDAYAKUMAR
Bcom AIDED COMMERCE PRESIDENCY
CAREERPOINT
BANK
COACHING
2019 NIKHIL V SOMAN Bcom AIDED COMMERCE TIME BANK
COACHING, PSC
2019 LIPIN RAJ Bcom AIDED COMMERCE ANNAMALAI
UNIVERSITY
PHD
2019 MEERA DAVI Bcom AIDED COMMERCE INDIAN INSTTUTE
OF MANAGEMENT
PHD
2019 Vishnu das Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Ims Cat
2019 Aparna v p Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Logic school of
management
Chartered
accountancy
2019 Saranya T Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Sakthan thampuran
college
M. Com
2019 Arathi
Gopalakrishnan
Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Careerpower Bank Coaching
2019 Deekshith Raj Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Has not joined
anything yet
Has not joined
anything yet
2019 Vishnu das Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Christ collage B.com
professional
2019 Sooraj P A Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Zabeel Airline
Academt
International
Advance
Diploma in
Airline
management
with travel,
tourism and
hospitality
management
2019 Mariam Manna
Mathew
Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Kappans ACCA
2019 Pooja N. S Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
BC Academy,
Thrissur
CMA Inter
2019 Anjana V Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Elm Institute of
Business Studies,
Bengaluru
PGPBDA (Data
Science)
2019 Mohammed Nufail
Anversha
Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Kappans School of
Accountancy and
Management
ACCA
2019 ELWIN DAVIS Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
SCM Hub Post Graduate
Diploma in
Logistics
Management
2019 Sooraj P A Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Zabeel Airline
Academt
International
Advance
Diploma in
Airline
management
with travel,
tourism and
hospitality
management
2019 Sanghavi Durga A. R Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
BC Academy
Thrissur
CMA Indian
2019 Aparna A S Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
ICAI Thrishur
branch
Charted
Acoountant
course
2019 Sreepadma c k Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Kappans Acca
2019 Aparna v p Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Logic school of
management
Chartered
accountancy
2019 Sanal Francis Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Christ College
Irinjalakuda
Bcom
professional
2019 Vicky VIjayan Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Self-study CAT Exam
Preparation
2019 Catherine T
Kunjumon
Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Christ college
irinjalakuda
Bcom.PROFESSI
ONAL
2019 Jyothsna M Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Christ College
Irinjalakuda
B. Com
Professional
2019 Adithyan
Raviprakash
Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
ICMAI CMA India
2019 Aparna v p Bcom
professional
COMMERCE
SELLF
Logic school of
management,
palarivattam
CA
2019 AMAL JOSE Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY JSS, Mysore MSc.
Environmental
Science
2019 AMALA MARTIN Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY VIT MSc. Biomedical
Genetics
2019 SREEJITHA JAYAN Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY St.Thomas, Thrissur MSc. Zoology
2019 AISWARYA P
MURALIDHARAN
Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY L F, Angamaly Master of
Hospital
Administration
2019 FATHIMATH
SULTHANA
Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY Alphonsa Pala MSc. Food
Science and
Nutrition
2019 FRANILA FRANCIS Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY St. Joseph, IJK MSc. Zoology
2019 JAIMY GEORGE Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY MCC, Calicut MSc. Zoology
2019 JILIYA RAJU Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY SN, Nattika MSc. Zoology
2019 K S VISMAYA Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY Canada MSc.
Biotechnology
2019 KARTHIKA
RAMESH
Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY SNM,Nattika MSc. Zoology
2019 PRINCE JOY Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY MSc. Food
Science and
Technology
2019 THASLEEMA P N Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY SNM,Malliankara MSc. Zoology
2019 THEJASWY R.
VARMA
Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY MBA in
Agriculture
2019 ANAKHA SURESH Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY SNM, Malliankara MSc. Zoology
2019 ATHUL SANKAR C Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY Vimala MSc. Zoology
2019 MEGHNA RAJU Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY MSc. Ecology and
Environmental
Science
2019 VISHNU N K Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY Morning Star,
Angamaly
MSc. Zoology
2019 ARYA K U Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY St. Joseph, IJK MSc. Zoology
2019 KAVYA G. PILLAI Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY St. Aloysius MSc. Zoology
2019 VISHNU
VENUGOPAL
Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY MSc. Human
Genetics
2019 AKSHAYKUMAR Bsc ZOOLOGY ZOOLOGY PANJABI
UNIVERSITY
MSc. Human
Genetics
2019 Lentisha Shanil Bsc computer
science
computer science Christ College
(Autonomous),Irinj
alakuda
M.Sc Computer
Science
2019 Harikrishna Shenil Bsc computer
science
computer science Christ college
(Autonomous)
Irinjalakuda
MSc computer
science
2019 LENATE JOHN Bsc computer
science
computer science Cybersecurity
2019 JYOTHIS K S Bsc computer
science
computer science Cochin University of
Science and
Technology
MCA
2019 Keerthana P Girijan Bsc computer
science
computer science International
Institute of
Information
technology,
Bangalore(IIITB)
MSC Digital
Society
2019 Sana Shamsudheen Bsc computer
science
computer science St.Josephs
College(Autonomou
s),Irinjalakuda
M.Sc Computer
Science
2019 Aditya R Pai Bsc computer
science
computer science MSc
cybersecurity
2019 Phisto Stephen Bsc computer
science
computer science MCA
2019 Johns Devassy Bsc computer
science
computer science MSC Comp Sc
2019 SAJEESH T R Bsc computer
science
computer science MCA
2019 SIRAJ M S Bsc computer
science
computer science GOVT
ENGINEERING
COLLEGE,
THRISSUR
MCA
2019 VYSAKH M Bsc computer
science
computer science UC COLLEGE,
ALUVA
MCA
2019 APARNA SUNNY Bsc computer
science
computer science LOGIC SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT
Certified
Management
Accounting
2019 NIMI FRANCIS K Bsc computer
science
computer science UC COLLEGE,
ALUVA
MCA
2019 AAKARSHA MADHU
N
Bsc computer
science
computer science UC COLLEGE,
ALUVA
MCA
2019 ELDA JOSE Bsc computer
science
computer science DIST Angamaly MCA
2019 AASHNA AAN
PETER
Bsc computer
science
computer science DIST Angamaly MCA
2019 M V VAISAKH Bsc computer
science
computer science FAB STUDIOS PYTHON
PROGRAMMING
2019 Pranav
radhakrishnan
Bsc computer
science
computer science Westford film
institute
Diploma in film
technology
2019 FARZEEN FAIZAL Bsc computer
science
computer science EMIGO CCNA
2019 SRUTHY C V Bsc computer
science
computer science TECHNOVALLEY
SOFTWARE
CONSULTING,
ERNAKULAM
PYTHON
PROGRAMMING
2019 VISHNU
BALACHANDRAN
Bsc computer
science
computer science FAB STUDIOS PYTHON
PROGRAMMING
2019 MEKHA E A Bsc computer
science
computer science SPECTRUM
SOFTTECH
SOLUTIONS
PYTHON
PROGRAMMING
2019 JASEELA.K. I Bsc computer
science
computer science FAB STUDIOS PYTHON
PROGRAMMING
2019 SHARATH C P Bsc computer
science
computer science SMEC
TECHNOLOGIES
JAVA
2019 RICHARD JOHNSON Bsc computer
science
computer science EEEZY ENGLISH IELTS
2019 Binoj Joy Bsc computer
science
computer science Oxford College of
engineering
MCA
2019 Vishnu v k Bsc computer
science
computer science Isi college, network and
security
2019 Salu Prem Bsc computer
science
computer science CCSIT Thalikullam MCA
2019 Aji Anto Bsc computer
science
computer science IGNOU University MCA
2019 Sandra sudhakaran Bsc computer
science
computer science CUSAT MCA
2019 Ardra E B Bsc computer
science
computer science RVS college of arts
and science sulur
MCA
2019 Medha M R Bsc computer
science
computer science St. Joseph's college
Irinjalakuda (Msc
Cs)
Msc Cs
2019 Amrutha V S Bsc computer
science
computer science CUSAT MSc Computer
Science
2019 AISWARYALAKSHM
I M A
Bsc mathematics mathematics CENTRAL
UNIVERSITY OF
KERALA
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 AJAY P JOSEPH Bsc mathematics mathematics COCHIN
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 ARYA ARAVIND Bsc mathematics mathematics NIT CALICUT MBA
2019 ARYALAKSHMI C D Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 ATHUL B Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 CHINJU BOBAN Bsc mathematics mathematics COCHIN
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 MARIYA ANTO Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 METTILDA
JOHNSON
Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
STATISTICS
2019 N R ARUNDHATHI
CHANDH
Bsc mathematics mathematics PONDICHERRY
CENTRAL
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
STATISTICS
2019 NAYANA T J Bsc mathematics mathematics PONDICHERRY
CENTRAL
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
STATISTICS
2019 NEHA JOHNSON Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
STATISTICS
2019 SHAHEENA M Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 VARGHESE
CHACKO
Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 VRINDHA
VENUGOPAL
Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 ANITTA VARGHESE Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 ANJU JOSEPH Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 ANS ROY Bsc mathematics mathematics JAIN UNIVERSITY,
BANGLORE
MBA
2019 GRACE BABY Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 JISNA JOHNSON Bsc mathematics mathematics CENTRAL
UNIVERSITY OF
KERALA
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 JUSTIN U.J. Bsc mathematics mathematics TANGAZA
UNIVERSITY,
KENYA
BACCALAUREAT
E IN SACRED
THEOLOGY
2019 LINNET MARY Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
STATISTICS
2019 LIYA CHACKO Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 SNEHA FRANCIS Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
MATHEMATICS
2019 K S ABHIRAM Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
STATISTICS
2019 MIDHIN M M Bsc mathematics mathematics CALICUT
UNIVERSITY
M.Sc.
STATISTICS
2019 AJAI.P BPEd physical education PONDICHERRY MPEd
2019 AJMAL E A BPEd physical education KANNUR MPEd
2019 AKHIL ANTONY BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 AKHIL.M. G BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 AKSHAY ANAND BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 ANANYA KURIAN BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 ANSON C ANTO BPEd physical education PONDICHERRY MPEd
2019 ARSHA P BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 BINEESH BABY BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 JITHINBABU V. R BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 PRASOBH. C BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 RADHIKA PERADI BPEd physical education KANNUR MPEd
2019 RENSO WILSON BPEd physical education KANNUR MPEd
2019 SHINTO K. K BPEd physical education PONDICHERRY MPEd
2019 SOJAN JAMES.A BPEd physical education SSUS KALADY MPEd
2019 SREERASH.D. S BPEd physical education M G UNIVERSITY MPES
2019 SYLEENADH M BPEd physical education LNCPE MPEd
2019 DELIN T D BA ENGLISH Dept. of English Central University
of Haryana
M A
2019 SHIFA BA ENGLISH Dept. of English Northampton
University, London
MBA
2019 ADITHYAN P BA ENGLISH Dept. of English Asian college of
Journalism, Chennai
Thamilnadu
PG Diploma in
Journalism
2019 ATHIRA VIJAYAN
CHAKKUN GAL
BA ENGLISH Dept. of English EFLU HYDERABAD MA
2019 AKHIL VARGHESE Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Jain University M Sc Physics
2019 FRANCIS BABU Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics CUSAT M Sc
Meteorology
2019 JOSE JOHN Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Rajagiri College of
Social sciences
MSW
2019 ABHIJITH V S Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Cochin
College,Cochin
M.Sc Physics
2019 AKHIL R WARRIER Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Christ college,
Irinjalakuda
M.Sc Physics
2019 ALEENA JAISON Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics MG University,
Kottayam
M.Sc Physics
2019 ASHA FRANCIS C Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Kerala University M.Sc Physics
2019 GANGA A. S Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics MG University M.Sc Physics
2019 GOPIKA VIJAY Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics St. Thomas college,
Thrissur
M.Sc Physics
2019 HARIKRISHNAN
A.M
Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Jain University MBA
2019 JELBA JOHN Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Pondicheri
University
M.Sc Physics
2019 LAKSHMI S Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Kerala Varma
College
M.Sc Physics
2019 NAVANEETH
KRISHNAN. M
Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics CUSAT M.Sc Physics
2019 NAVANEETH. P.
KALESH
Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Victoria College
palakkad
M.Sc Physics
2019 RUCHIRA SHAJU Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Rajagiri College of
Social sciences
MSW
2019 SURABHI SURESH
NAIR
Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Amity University M.Sc Physics
2019 ABHIRAMI. M.M Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Kerala varma
college
M.Sc Physics
2019 AMAL BENNY Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics St Mary's college, S.
Bathery
M.Sc Physics
2019 AMAL JOSE Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Christ University M.Sc Physics
2019 ANAGHA JOY Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics St. Josephs College
Devagiri
M.Sc Physics
2019 ANJU CHACKO Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Christ College M.Sc Physics
2019 ARSHA K A Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics St. Josephs College
IJK
M.Sc Physics
2019 ASHIKA JOSE Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics SRM University
Chennai
M.Sc Physics
2019 FATHIMA
FARHEEN N. S
Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics NIT Calicut M Sc Physics
2019 KIRAN MATHEW Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics MCC, Chennai M A Public
Administration
2019 NAVYA K GIGIMON Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Christ college,
Irinjalakuda
M.Sc Physics
2019 SACHIN DAVIS
MUNDASSERY
Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Christ University MCA
2019 SILPA WILSON Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics St Joseph College
Devagiri
M.Sc Physics
2019 ANJANA A B Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics SN Nattika M.Sc Physics
2019 ARUNIMA C H Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Calicut University M.Sc Physics
2019 DONA JOSEPH Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Christ College M.Sc Physics
2019 PARVATHY
VIDYADHARAN
Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics Jain University M.Sc Physics
2019 SILPA M SHAJU Bsc.physics Dept. of Physics CUSAT M.Sc Physics
5.2.3 – Students qualifying in state/ national/ international level examinations during the year
(eg:NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government Services)
NET/JRF 70
GATE 3
JAM 6
CMA/CPT 4
total 83
5.2.4 – Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year
Activity Level Participants
World Ozone Day Clelebration Organized By Biodiversity Club State 150
Invited Talk On “Understanding The Climate, Climate Change
And The Ways To Keep The Climate Cool” In Connection With
World Ozone Day Clelebration Organized By Biodiversity Club
State 178
Invited Talk On Impact Of Flood On Biodiversity Organized By
Biodiversity Club
State 250
Invited Talk On“Biodiversity Conservation” Organized By
Biodiversity Club
State 265
Invited Lecture On “From Plastic Religion To Solid Science:
Logical Fallacies & Other Stories” Organized By Biodiversity
Club
State 246
Aicuf State Camp Organized By Csa State 78
Chavara State Level Speech Competition Organized By Csa State 124
All Kerala Fifa Wc Quiz Competition, Organized By Nss State 135
Prathiba 2K18. Organized By Nss State 232
58Th Kandamkulathy Football Championship Organized By
Physical Education Department
State 246
44Th Osa Volleball Championship Organized By Physical
Education Department
State 146
Intercollegiate Quiz Competition On Environment Organized By
Biodiversity Club
Intercollegiate 354
On-Field Para-Taxonomy Workshop On ‘Faunal Diversity
Documentation Of Thommana Kole Wetlands’ In Connection
Intercollegiate 125
With World Wetland Day Celebrations Organized By
Biodiversity Club
Mar Clemantsinter Collegiate Elocution Competition Organized
By Csa
Intercollegiate 89
Nature Camp In Collaboration With 'Friends Of Naturet'
Organized By Biodiversity Club
College 124
Documentary Film Show - ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ Organized
By Biodiversity Club
College 150
Planted Saplings In Connection With World Environment Day
Organized By Biodiversity Club
College 74
Initiation Ceremony Ug Organized By Csa College 1265
Initiation Ceremony Pg Organized By Csa College 564
Leadership Camp Organized By Csa College 123
Carol Competition Organized By Csa College 655
Independence Day Celebration Organized By Csa College 65
Christmas Celebration Organized By Csa College 2567
A Visit To Santhi Sadhan Irinjalakuda Organized By Csa College 64
Exhibition – Endosalfan Victims Organized By Csa College 1256
World Environment Day - Planted Mango Saplings At The
Porathisherry Panchayat Organized By Nss
College 165
Mass Demonstration Of Yoga Organized By Nss College 2145
World Anti-Drug Day -Anti-Drug Campaign Drive Across 5
Schools Of Irinjalakuda Sub District Organized By Nss
College 165
A Lecture And An Awareness Campaign On Road Safety By The
Motor Vehicles Department Authorities. Organized By Nss
College 265
Donation Of 150 Mango Saplings To The Kodakkara Parish On
Behalf Of Mango Sapling Drive Organized By Nss
College 85
Jute Expo- Various Products And Handicrafts Made Where
Exhibited And Sold In The College. Organized By Nss
College 123
A Visit Viyoor Central Jail Organized By Nss College 68
Commemorated The 10Th Anniversary Of The Student Police
Force Organized By Nss
College 456
Nss And Thavanish Organised A Stem Cell Donation Camp-
Collected 1,149 Cells Organized By Nss
College 2145
A Lecture On Vision For All The Nss Volunteers Organized By
Nss
College 126
Training To Make Paper Bags Out Of News Paper To 1St Years
Organized By Nss
College 123
A Socio-Economic Survey In Association Of Ekn Study And
Research Centre At Padiyoorgrama Panchayat Organized By
Nss
College 134
Gandhi Jayanthi Celebrations - A Pond Cleaning Activity At
Kattoor Panchayat. Organized By Nss
College 87
Republic Day - One-Day Cleaning Work Organized By Nss College 165
Suchithwa Mission-Swatch Barath Officials And Our Volunteers
Made A Cleanliness Drive At The Muncipal Bus Stand At
Irinjalakuda. Organized By Nss
College 456
Swatch Barath Campaign - Our Volunteers Was Given A Lecture
On Keeping The Muncipality Surroundings Clean Organized By
Nss
College 234
Provided A Lecture On Nadanpattugal And Village Life To The
Nss Volunteers Of Christ College Of Engineering Organized By
Nss
College 206
A Traininig On Basic Life Support By The Doctors And
Volunteers Of St.James Hospital, Chalakudy Organized By Nss
College 65
A Vist To Tp Pratheesha Bhavan And A Mentally Challenged
Home Near Irinjalakuda Organized By Nss
College 135
Invited Lecture, Reading : Past & Present, Prof. Shinas A.M,
Writer & Discussant Organized By Readers Club
College 136
Conducted 10 Book Presentations Organized By Readers Club College 147
Rajastani Folklore -By Summarnath And Meetusafera
Organized By Spicmacay
College 354
A Lecture Cum Demonstration Of Mohiniyattam By Dr.
Kalamandalamrachitha Ravi Organized By Spicmacay
College 456
Interactive Session On Gender And Health Organized By
Womens Cell
College 256
Discussion On Understanding Caste,Women And Ideology
Organized By Womens Cell
College 321
International Women’S Day Celebrations Organized By
Womens Cell
College 2564
5.3.1 – Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at
national/international level (award for a team event should be counted as one)
Year Name of the
award/medal
National/
Internaiona
l
Number of
awards for
Sports
Number of
awards for
Cultural
Student ID
number
Name of
the
student
2018 First in: - ASIAN
POWER LIFTING
Held at Rajasthan,
May 6th 2018 ,120
kg
National 1 CCASMEC019 SREERAJ P
S
2018 First in Karate International 1 CCASBPD020 MARIAM
SAMEER
2018 Runner up in: - All
India
Interuniversity
Power Lifting
Championship
2018-19 (85 kg)
National 1 CCATBLS026 SNEHA M S
2018 Best Physique
(Thrid) in :- All
India
Interuniversity
Power Lifting
National 1 CCARBCM087 ANANTHU
V R
Championship
2018-19(57.kg )
2018 Second in :- All
India
Interuniversity
Power Lifting
Championship
2018-19 (53.kg )
National 1 CCASBLS018 NEENU
VARGESE
2018 Thrid in :- All
India
Interuniversity
Power Lifting
Championship
2018-19 (52.kg )
National 1 CCASBLS017 MILU
EMMANUE
L
2018 Thrid in :- All
India
Interuniversity
Power Lifting
Championship
2018-19 (47.kg )
National 1 CCASBPD014 BAGHYALA
KSHMI .S
2018 Second in :- All
India
Interuniversity
Power Lifting
Championship
2018-19 (120.kg )
National 1 CCASMEC019 SREERAJ P
S
2018 Thrid in :- All
India
Interuniversity
Power Lifting
Championship
2018-19 (93 kg )
National 1 CCASMSW001 AKASH
BINU
2018 Runner up in :- All
India
Interuniversity
NETBALL
Championship
2018-19
(NETBALL )
National 1 CCATMHI010 BASIL
ANDRAYOS
E
2018 Second in :- All
India National
Power Lifting
Junior
Championship
2018-19 (59 kg)
National 1 CCASAMAR02 ABIN B
2018 Second in : All
India
Interuniversity
ATHLETICS
Championship
2018-19 ( Under
20,4X1OO Relay )
National CCASAEGR28 NIBIN
BAIJU
2018 First in :- All India
Interuniversity
ATHLETICS
Championship
2018-19 ( High
Jump)
State 1 ANGEL P
DHEVASSY
A
2018 Thrid in 36th
senior Netball
(Senior
)Championship
2018-19
National 1 CCARAFER28 ANIRUDHA
N P S
2018 Thrid in 36th
senior Netball
(Senior
)Championship
2018-19
National CCATMHI010 BASIL
ANDRAYOS
E
2018 Thrid in 36th
senior Netball
(Senior
)Championship
2018-19
National CCAQAECR17 NIDHIN T
M
2018 Second in Archery
(Men)Compound
round
State 1 Harikrishn
an Shenil
2018 Second in Archery
(Men)Compound
round
State CCAQBCM042 Kuriachan
2018 Second in Archery
(Men)Compound
round
State Amal
Krishna K S
2018 Second in Archery
(Men)Compound
round
State CCARMCS002 Akarsh K
Nair
2018 First in Archery
(Men) Indian
round
State 1 CCAQADER11 Nikil sajan
2018 First in Archery
(Men) Indian
round
State CCAPADER10 Ajith Babu
2018 First in Archery
(Men) Indian
round
State CCAPADER11 Amal Raju
2018 Thrid in Archery
(Men) recurve
round
State 1 CCASBLS025 Vishnuraj E
R
2018 Thrid in Archery
(Men) Indian
round
State CCARAECR63 Arun K V
2018 First in Archery
(Men) Compound
round
State 1 Amal
Krishna K S
2018 Thrid in 800 m
Race
State 1 CCARADER03 Akhil K
2018 Thrid in 100 M
Race
State 1 CCASAEGR28 NIBIN
BAIJU
2018 Thrid in Long
Jump
State 1 CCARAFER06 Amal M
2018 Second in 200 m
Race (Men)
State 1 CCASAEGR25 LIBIN
SHIBU
2018 Second in 3000 M
Steeple chase
State 1 CCATMSW00
6
Binu Peter
2018 Thrid in Half
Marathon(Men)
State 1 CCAQMSW00
8
Bijay j
2018 Second in Pole
Vault (Men)
State 1 CCARADER25 Aswin S
2018 Second in 4 X 100
M Relay
State 1 CCAQAEGR30 Shabab E
2018 Second in 4 X 100
M Relay
State CCASAEGR28 NIBIN
BAIJU
2018 Second in 4 X 100
M Relay
State CCASBLS004 Amal
Thomas
2018 Second in 4 X 100
M Relay
State Godson P P
2018 Second in 4 X 100
M Relay
State CCASAEGR29 Rithin Ali K
2018 First in 4 X 400 M
Relay
State 1 CCASAEGR25 LIBIN
SHIBU
2018 Second in 400 m
Race (Men
State 1 CCASAEGR25 LIBIN
SHIBU
2018 Second in Javelin
Throw
State 1 CCATADER43 Amal
Antony P
2018 Second in Discus
Throw
State 1 CCARAMAR07 Amal p
Raghav
2018 First in Javelin
Throw
State 1 CCATADER48 Jikku
Joseph
2018 First in triple
jump (Men)
State 1 Sanal
SCARIA
2018 First in Discus
Throw
State 1 CCARBPD010 Aravind K
2018 First in Pole Vault
(Men)
State 1 CCAPADER24 Godwin
Damian
2018 First in Shot put State 1 CCAQBBAR26 Amal
Hussain T
H
2018 First in 1500 M
Race
State 1 CCARADER28 Bibin
Geroge
2018 First in 5000 M
Race
State 1 CCATMSW00
6
Binu Peter
2018 First in 10000 m
Race
State 1 CCAQMSW00
8
Bijay J
2018 First in 3000 M
Steeple chase
State 1 CCARADER28 Bibin
Geroge
2018 First in 400 m
Race (Men
State 1 CCASMHI014 Mohamme
d Badusha
2018 First in 4 X 400 M
Relay
State 1 CCASMHI014 Mohamme
d Badusha
2018 Participation in
Netball
National 1 CCATMZL001 Ann Tresa
Sebi
2018 Participation in
Soft tennis (Men)
National 1 CCASAECR25 Aravind M
S
2018 Second in
Shuttlebadminton
(WoMen)
National 1 CCARAECR54 Treesa
Wilson
2018 Thrid in Cricket
(Men )
State CCARBPD010 Aravind
Krishnaku
mar
2018 Thrid in Cricket
(Men )
State Abijith Raje
R B
2018 Thrid in Cricket
(Men )
State Ashish
Mathew
2018 Thrid in Cricket
(Men )
State Abraham
Johnson
2018 Thrid in Cricket
(Men )
State CCAQBPD012 Azarudhee
n T S
2018 Second in Hand
Ball (Men)
State CCARBCM125 Sidharath C
S
2018 Second in Hand
Ball (Men)
State CCARSCH044 Rahul V R
2018 Second in Hand
Ball (WoMen)
State CCASMMS013 Sandra T S
2018 Second in
Kabaddi (men)
State Murad P G
2018 Second in KHO-
KHO (Men)
State CCAQBPD036 Sreerag C S
2018 Second in KHO-
KHO (Men)
State CCARAECR19 Abijith K V
2018 Second in Korf
Ball (Mixed )
State CCASMCS001 Anila P A
2018 Second in Korf
Ball (Mixed )
State Nithin T M
2018 First in Lawn
Tennis (Women)
State 1 CCASSMT041 Sanju B
2018 Second in Shuttle
Badminton (Men)
State CCAQADER03 Sivashanka
r E J
2018 Thrid in Shuttle
Badminton
(WoMen)
State CCASBCP014 Rinta Rose
Martin
2018 Second in Soft
Tennis (Men)
State Sravankum
ar A M
2018 Second in Table
Tennis (MEN )
State M
Unnikrishn
an
2018 second in Volley
ball (men)
State Ad No:26629 Vishnu M S
2018 second in Volley
ball (men)
State Sukhdev K
G
2018 Second in Basket
Ball (Men)
State Prem
Prakash
2018 Member (Calicut
University) in
Basket Ball (Men)
Interuniversi
ty
1 Prem
Prakash
2018 Thrid in Boxing
(Men) BELOW 69
KG
State 1 Ad No:26629 Vishnu M S
2018 THRID in Chess
(MEN)
State Vishnudas
K A
2018 BRONZE in :-
National
BASKETBALL
(CAPTAIN) KHELO
INDIA
National 1 PREAM
PRAKASH
2018 Participation in
26th Senior Indian
Round National
Archery
Champtionship -
2018
National 1 CCAPADER10 Ajith Babu
2018 Second in 34th
national athletics
champion ship
(4x100 m Relay)
National 1 CCASAEGR28 NIBIN
BAIJU
2018 Participation in
Archery (Men)
National CCAPADER10 Ajith Babu
2018 Participation in
Archery (Men)
National CCARAECR63 Arun K V
2018 Participation in
Archery (Men)
National CCAPADER11 Amal Raju
2018 Participation in
Archery (Men)
National Vishnu Raj
E R
2018 Participation in
Archery (Men)
National Amal
Krishna K S
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCASMHI014 Muhamme
d Badusha
V K
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCATMSW00
6
Binu Peter
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCAQMSW00
8
Bijay J
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCASAEGR25 LIBIN
SHIBU
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCASAEGR29 Rithin Ali K
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 Sanal
SCARIA
2018 First in Athletics
(Men) 4x100 m
Relay
National 1 CCASAEGR28 NIBIN
BAIJU
2018 First in Athletics
(Men) 3000 m
Steeple case
National 1 CCARADER28 Bibin
Geroge
2018 Fourth in
Athletics (Men)
Pole vault
National 1 CCARADER25 Aswin S
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCAPADER24 Godwin
Damian
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCATAMAR51 Rashid A
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCATADER48 Jikku
Joseph
2018 Participation in
Athletics (Men)
National 1 CCAQMSW00
8
Bijay j
2018 First in Pole Vault
(Inter -Zonal)
State 1 CCASADER05 Malavika
Ramesh
2018 First in 4x100 m
Relay (Inter -
Zonal)
State 1 CCASAEGR02 Rinu
Augustian
2018 First in 4x100 m
Relay (Inter -
Zonal)
State CCASADER01 Arshitha S
2018 First in 4x100 m
Relay (Inter -
Zonal)
State CCARMHI013 Josna Jose
2018 First in Javelin
Throw
State 1 CCARBCP022 Rajna J
2018 First in 3000
Steeple chase
State 1 Namitha N
2018 First in High Jump
(Women)
State 1 ANGEL P
DHEVASSY
A
2018 Participation in
Athletics (WoMen)
National 1 CCARBLS018 Sugina
2018 Participation in
Athletics (WoMen)
National 1 CCASADER01 Arshitha S
2018 Participation in
Athletics (WoMen)
National 1 Sruthi
Lekshmi L
2018 Participation in
Athletics (WoMen)
National 1 CCAQBCM205 Archana M
P
2018 Participation in
Athletics (WoMen)
National 1 CCASADER05 Malavika
Ramesh
2018 Participation in
Athletics (WoMen)
National 1 CCASAEGR02 Rinu
Augustian
2018 Participation in
Basket Ball
(woMen)
National 1 Elizabath
Hilarious
2018 Participation in
Basket Ball
(woMen)
National CCASMST003 Anla P A
2018 Participation in
Best Physique
(Men)
National 1 CCARBCM072 Deepak A B
2018 Participation in
Best Physique
(Men)
National CCASBSW002 Suresh M M
2018 Participation in
Best Physique
(Men)
National CCARBCM087 ANANTHU
V R
2018 Participation in
Boxing (Men)
National 1 CCARSCS025 Bristo
Johny
2018 Participation in
Cross Country
(Men)
National 1 Ad No:26629 Bijay J
2018 Participation in
Cross Country
(Men)
National CCARADER28 Bibin
Geroge
2018 Participation in
Cross Country
(WoMen)
National 1 CCARMEC018 Vidhya K K
2018 Participation in
Cross Country
(WoMen)
National CCARMHI015 Namitha N
2018 First in Football
(Men)
National 1 CCARAMAR43 Hafees
Rahman B
A
2018 Participation in
Gymnatics (Men)
National 1 CCARBPD017 Devanand
v a
2018 Participation in
Hand Ball (Men)
National 1 CCARBCM182 Shoufal K S
2018 Participation in
Hand Ball (Men)
National CCARBCM158 Fabil
Abdulla
KUTTY
2018 Participation in
Hand Ball (Men)
National CCARBCM067 Akbarsha
M S
2018 Participation in
Hand Ball (Men)
National CCARBCM181 Shahid T A
2018 Participation in
Hockey
National 1 CCARBPD028 Mohamme
d
Shafeeque
T
2018 Participation in
Hockey
National CCARAECR38 Jeo Joy
2018 Participation in
Hockey
National CCAQSCH045 Ashik T R
2018 Participation in
Hockey
National Athul C
2018 Participation in
Hockey
National CCARAMAR31 Sanal p
2018 Participation in
Hockey
National CCAPBBAR38 Prabhin M
2018 Participation in
Hockey
National CCARBPD015 Cristo
Sebastian
2018 Fourth in Hockey
(Women)
National 1 CCASMMS009 Linsamol T
A
2018 Fourth in Hockey
(Women)
National CCARMST015 Veni
Mohan K
2018 Participation in
Kabbadi (Men)
National 1 CCASAECR49 Rathin T
Raj
2018 Participation in
Kabbadi (Men)
National CCARMCM02
2
Nisamudhe
en A K
2018 Participation in
Kabbadi (Men)
National CCASAFER14 Sooraj S
2018 Participation in
Kabbadi (Men)
National CCARBBAR23 Syamkrish
nan A G
2018 Thrid in KHO-
KHO (Men)
National 1 CCAQADER04 Ajay
Micheal
2018 Participation in
Korf Ball (Mixed )
National 1 Abijith V S
2018 Participation in
Korf Ball (Mixed )
National CCATBLS032 Nidhin T M
2018 Participation in
Korf Ball (Mixed )
National CCASMST003 Anla P A
2018 Member (Calicut
University) in
Lawn Tennis
(Women)
State 1 CCASSMT041 Sanju B
2018 Member (Calicut
University) in
Lawn Tennis
(Women)
State CCASBCM193 Arya C G
2018 Thrid in Net ball
(Men)
National 1 CCARAFER28 Anirudhan
P S
2018 Thrid in Net ball
(Men)
National Joseph
Antony
2018 Thrid in Net ball
(Men)
National CCATMHI010 Basil
andrayose
2018 Thrid in Net ball
(Men)
National CCAQAECR17 Nidhin T M
2018 Participation in
Net ball (WOMen)
National 1 Elizabath
Hilarious
2018 Participation in
Net ball (WOMen)
National CCASMHI006 Athira Das
k
2018 Participation in
Net ball (WOMen)
National CCASMST003 Anla P A
2018 Participation in
Net ball (WOMen)
National CCARBCM020 Reyna
Katharin
2018 Participation in
Net ball (WOMen)
National CCASMSW011 Namitha
2018 Thrid in
Powerlifting (120
kg)
National 1 CCASMSW001 Akash Binu
2018 Thrid in
Powerlifting (47
kg)
National 1 CCASBPD014 BAGHYALA
KSHMI .S
2018 Thrid in
Powerlifting (47
kg)
National 1 Vishnu
Priya
Murukesan
2018 Second in
Powerlifting (53
kg)
National 1 CCASBLS018 NEENU
VARGESE
2018 Thrid in
Powerlifting (52
kg)
National 1 CCASBLS017 Milu
Emmanuel
2018 Participation in
Powerlifting
National 1 CCAUBCP003 Aswin
Suresh
2018 Fourth in
Shuttlebadminton
(Men)
National 1 CCAQADER03 Sivashanka
r E J
2018 Member (Calicut
University) in Soft
tennis (WoMen)
State 1 CCASSMT041 Sanju B
2018 Member (Calicut
University) in Soft
tennis (WoMen)
State CCASBCM193 Arya C G
2018 Fourth in Table
Tennis (WoMEN )
National 1 CCASMPH005 Aswathy
Konikkara
2018 Fourth in Table
Tennis (WoMEN )
National CCAUMCM02
4
Simreen A
2018 Fourth in Table
Tennis (WoMEN )
National CCARMST006 Jasmin
Sunny
2018 Participation in
Weightlifting
(Women)
National 1 CCASMEG017 Bisna
Varghese
2018 Participation in
Weightlifting
(Women)
National CCARMSW01
6
Sneha M S
2018 Participation in
Weightlifting
(Women)
National CCASBCM029 Abirami P
Mathew
2018 Second in Archery
(Men) recurve
round
State 1 CCAQAECR15 Navaneeth
P K
2018 Second in Archery
(Men) recurve
round
State CCARAEGR03 Narayan B
2018 Second in Archery
(Men) recurve
round
State CCASBLS025 Vishnuraj E
R
2018 Second in Archery
(Men) recurve
round
State CCASBLS004 Amal
Thomas
2018 Thrid in Kho-kho
(Women)
National 1 CCASBPD006 Anna Mary
Wilson
2019 First in
Aksharaslogam D-
Zone Arts Fest
2019
National 1 CCAQAECR59 Asha
Suresh
Nair
2019 Second in
Kavithaparayanam
University Arts
Festival
(interzone)
National 1 CCAQAECR59 Asha
Suresh
Nair
2019 First in
Kavithaparayanam
University Arts
Festival
(interzone)
National 1 CCAQAECR59 Asha
Suresh
Nair
2019 Thrid in
Aksharaslogam
Intercollegiate
Competition by
Guruvayur
Devaswom in
connection with
Narayaneeyam
Day Celebrations
National 1 CCAQAECR59 Asha
Suresh
Nair
2019 Thrid in
Dhashakapadam
Intercollegiate
Competition by
Guruvayur
Devaswom in
connection with
Narayaneeyam
Day Celebrations
National 1 CCAQAECR59 Asha
Suresh
Nair
2019 First in
Aksharaslogam
Intercollegiate
National 1 CCAQAECR59 Asha
Suresh
Nair
Competition by
S.N.B.S Samajam
2019 Second in
Recitation D-Zone
Arts Fest 2019
National 1 CCAQAECR59 Asha
Suresh
Nair
2019 Second in Drama
(Sanskrit)
University of
Sankrit
National 1 CCARSPY004 Ninitha
Joju
2019 Thrid in Hindi
Elocution D-Zone
Arts Fest 2019
National 1 CCASSPH027 Aparna K
2019 Second in
Mappilapattu D-
Zone Arts Fest
2019
National 1 CCARSPY005 Aayisha P A
2019 Second in Folk
Dance (Group) D-
Zone Arts Fest
2019
National 1 CCASSPY002 Anagha
Ajay
2019 Thrid in Collage
D-Zone Arts Fest
2019
National 1 CCASSPY002 Anagha
Ajay
2019 Second in
Classical Dance D-
Zone Arts Fest
2019
National 1 CCASSPY002 Anagha
Ajay
2019 First in Poster
making University
Arts Festival
(interzone)
National 1 CCARSPH021 Ronaldo
Roy
2019 First in Poster
making French
Competition
International 1 CCARSPH021 Ronaldo
Roy
2019 Participation in
Dancez An
Rhythme French
Competition
National 1 CCARSGL055 Rahul P R
2019 Participation in
Dancez An
Rhythme Best
Cadet
National 1 CCARBCA021 Amal C
Pauly
2019 2019 in NCC
Republic Day
camp & Prime
ministers Rally
Best Cadet
National 1 CCASMCS001 Anila Paul
A P
2019 2019 in Best NCC
Cadet (Youth
Exchange
Programme) Best
Cadet
National 1 CCASMCS002 Ansiya M M
2019 2019 in
Paricipation in Ek
National 1 CCARSCS026 Chithira T
C
Bharat Shreshth
Bharat-II Sahrdaya
college of
Advanced Studies
2019 First in
LUFTETAR -2018
(Rubik's Cube)
St.Thomas College,
Thrissur
National 1 CCARSCS014 Nabeela
Salam
2019 Participation in
EXODUS-National
level Techno
Cultural fest
St.Thomas College,
Thrissur
National 1 CCASMCS010 Varsha K
2019 Participation in
EXODUS-National
level Techno
Cultural fest Sri
Achuthamenon
Govt Colloge
Thrissur
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
2019 First in iGEN
Intercollegiate IT
Fest (IKON Poster
Making ) Sri
Achuthamenon
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
Govt Colloge
Thrissur
2019 First in iGEN
Intercollegiate IT
Fest (Debugging)
St.Thomas College,
Thrissur
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
2019 First in EXODUS-
National level
Techno Cultural
fest (Technology
Expertise) Sacred
Heart college,
Thevara
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
2019 First in Lukose
Endownmnet
Physics Quiz 2019
St.Josephs College,
Irinjalakuda
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
2019 First in Physics
Quiz KSCSTE
sponsored (Christ
College,
Irinjalakuda )
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
2019 First in Quiz
competition on
environment
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
Naipunnya
Institute of
Management and
Information
Technology
2019 First in Juridic
Wizard
Naipunnya
Institute of
Management and
Information
Technology
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
2019 First in FIFA
World Cup Quiz
2018 Naipunnya
Institute of
Management and
Information
Technology
National 1 CCARSPH029 Alok
Pellissery
2019 Fourth in
Business Quiz
2018 Rays of Hope
National 1 CCASSMT011 Karthik P
Marar
2019 First in Chenda
Thayambakam D-
Zone Arts Fest
2019
National 1 CCASSMT011 Karthik P
Marar
2019 Thrid in
Panchavadhyam
University Arts
Festival
(interzone)
National 1 CCASSMT011 Karthik P
Marar
2019 First in Chenda
Melam University
Arts Festival
(interzone)
National 1 CCASSMT011 Karthik P
Marar
2019 First in Chenda
Thayambakam D-
Zone Arts Fest
2019
National 1 CCASSMT011 Karthik P
Marar
2019 First in Chenda
Melam National
School of Drama
School
National 1 CCARMSW02
1
Vysakh P V
2019 First in Chenda
Melam Sahrdaya
college of
Advanced Studies
National 1 CCARMSW02
1
Vysakh P V
2019 First in
Extempore
Malayalam S H
College Thevara
National 1 CCASMMS017 Sreekrishn
an
Namboothi
ri PVK
2019 Second in
Sargapatham 2019
National 1 CCASMMS017 Sreekrishn
an
(Mock Press) S H
College Thevara
Namboothi
ri PVK
2019 Second in
Kanakeecia 19 -
Math Teacher at
SH College,
Thevara
National 1 CCARSMT013 Petcy
Annie M.M
5.3.2 – Activity of Student Council & representation of students on academic & administrative
bodies/committees of the institution (maximum 500 words)
Christ College have vibrant student councils which gives efficient leadership to students
to involve in the matters of college. They work shoulder to management and staff creating
a conducive atmosphere. Their suggestions are given maximum consideration during the
decision-making process regarding daily affairs, examinations, sports and cultural
activities. Often it is their interference in many matters which safeguard the institution.
In Christ College we have two prominent bodies through which students are involving
the administrative and academic activities. Representatives from each class are selected
via election to the College Parliament. College follows guidelines of Lyngdowh
Commission report to conduct election. This allows students to have a experience on the
democratic election process. Members are elected to College Student Union from the
parliament. Once elected the Students council act impartially for the common good of
students under the guidance of Staff advisor appointed by College Principal. Principal also
appoints two teachers as Fine Arts Coordinator. Main activities of Students council in the
year 2018-19 are A) Students council sponsored note books to students of RILP School,
Chettiyal and served lunch on 04-09-2018. The distribution was inaugurated by
Panchayat President Mr. Sudhan. B) Teachers day celebrations was conducted by
Students council on 05-sep-2018 with a variety of programmes including fun and sports
for the teachers. C) Organized fund-raising musical show by Karinthalakkoottam on 25-
09-2018. The fund collected was utilized to build homes for students who lost their
houses during the flood. D) A book exhibition was conducted by the students Council on
08-09 Oct 2018 in association with National Book Stall. E) Students’ council celebrated
World disability day on 03-12-2018 at Pope Paul Mercy Home, Thrissur. F) Chilambu the
youth festival of Christ college was organized as two sections, off stage events and on-
stage events on 10th, 11th 12th the dec 2018 the off-stage events were held at afternoon
session and the on-stage events was held on 13th and 17th of dec 2018. The overall
trophy was maintained by the physics department. G) The annual sports meet of Christ
college was organized by Christ college union on the date of 28-02-2019. H) Christ College
Students Council conducted A Spot Choreography Dance Competition for The Girls in
association with Women’s day on 08 March 2019. I) Students took leadership in inter
collegiate fine arts competitions of University of Calicut – D-zone and achieved second
place. J) Students’ council took exemplary steps during the covid relief activities in the
distribution center by acting as volunteers. Students are having representation in IQAC,
Women’s Cell, Disability Cell and Library Advisory Committee.
5.4.3.
2018-2019 Indu Oomen Indoor Stadium 4000
2018-2019 Prof. N J Thomas Indoor Stadium 100000
2018-2019 1973-1976 B Com Batch To the topper in Managerial
Economics in the University
Examination
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial
To the topper in General
Informatics in the University
Examination
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial - 1973-1976 BCom
Batch
To the topper in Business
Regulations in the
University Examination
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial 1973-1976 B Com
To the topper in Human
Resource Management in
the University Examination
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (2008-2011 B Com
Aided Batch)
To the topper in Cost
Accounting in the University
Examination
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (BCom 1973-1976
Batch)
To the topper in Managerial
Economics (Self Financing)
in the University
Examination
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (1973-1976 B Com
Batch)
To the topper in Financial
Accounting in the University
Examination (
SelfFinancing)
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (Commerce
Alumni Association)
To the topper in General
Informatics in the University
Examination ( Self
Financing)
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (Commerce
Alumni Association)
To the topper in Business
Regulations in the
University Examination (
Self Financing)
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (Commerce
Alumni Association)
To the topper in Corporate
Accounting in the University
Examination ( Self
Financing)
15000
2018-2019 Antony Vattoli Memorial Endowment
Sponsored by Ancy Antony Vattoli
To the topper in Human
Resource Management in
the University Examination
( Self Financing)
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (B Com Aided
1990-1993 Batch)
To the topper in Cost
Accounting in the University
Examination ( Self
Financing)
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (B Com Aided
Batch 1984-1987)
To the topper in Corporate
Regulations in the
UniversityExamination (
Self Financing)
15000
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (Sponsored by
To the topper in
Quantitative Techniques in
Business in the University
15000
Balu J Chandran, B Com Self Financing
Batch 2008- 2011 )
Examination (
SelfFinancing)
2018-2019 Commerce Alumni Association
Decennial Memorial (B Com A ,B, C,
2015-2018 Batch )
To the topper in Financial
Management in the
University Examination (
Self Financing)
15000
2019-2020 Commerce Alumni Association
Endowment sponsored by B Com
Finance A, B, C Batch 2016-2019
To the topper in Auditing
and corporate governance
in the University
Examination ( Self
Financing)
15000
2019-2020 Commerce Alumni Association
Endowment sponsored by Commerce
alumni association
To the topper in Financial
Derivatives in the University
Examination ( Self
Financing)
15000
Total 359000
5.4.4
• The Alumni association of Christ College (OSA- Old Students association) conducted
the annual gathering on 9th March 2019.
• Old Students Association (OSA) conducted the 44th OSA State level Volley Ball
Championship on 4th and 5th February 2019.
• NOVA- NSS Old Volunteers Association conducted its annual gathering on 08th
December 2018.
• The Football alumni association as usual conducted its alumni meeting on the
semifinal day of Kandamkulathy State level Football.
• Mathematics Alumni Association conducts Alumni invited lecture every year and this
year invited lecture was on ‘Fibonacci sequence and linear Algebra’ for which Mr.
Narayanan P.A, Research Scholar, Institute of Mathematical Science, Chennai, was the
resource person (Batch 2007-2010).
• Dr. K. V. Radhakrishnan, Sr. Principal Scientist & Head, Organic Chemistry, NIIST
Trivandrum (Alumnus M.Sc. Chemistry (1989-1991)) was the resource person for the
National Seminar on ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS FOR ENERGY
PRODUCTION AND MEDICINAL APPLICATIONS conducted on 27-28th July 2018.
• Dr. Nixon Abraham, Assistant Professor, IISER, PUNE (Alumnus M.Sc. Chemistry
(1998-2000) did an invited lecture on “Brain functions: how do we unravel the
mysteries?” on 28th July 2018 during the National Seminar on ADVANCED
FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS FOR ENERGY PRODUCTION AND MEDICINAL
APPLICATIONS.
• Prof. B. Narayana, Dean, Mangalore University, Mangaluru, Alumnus of M.Sc Chemistry
1981-1983 batch delivered a talk on Air Tritium measurements – Advantages of newly
developed methods over the traditional ones’ on 27th July 2018 during the National
Seminar on ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS FOR ENERGY PRODUCTION AND
MEDICINAL APPLICATIONS.
• National seminar on ‘Prospects and Challenges of Nuclear Energy’ was conducted by
Chemistry Alumni Association on 10th December 2018, for which alumni (B.Sc
Chemistry 1967-70) Dr. M P Rajan and Dr Dr. T. R. Govindan Kutty, Sceintist (retd.)
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) and Indira Gandhi Center for Atomic
Research (IGCAR) were the resource persons.
• Prof. Muraleedharan G. Nair, Ph.D., CCHEM, FRSC, Michigan State University, USA
(Alumnus M.Sc Chemistry (1974-76) was the resource person for the National seminar
on “Novel Natural Products as Botanical Drugs with Potential to Treat Inflammation
and Alzheimer’s Disease” on 4th February 2019.
• Dr. Jayaraj Francis Alappat, Scientist, Ball Horticultural Company, USA, Alumnus M.Sc
Chemistry (1987-89) was the resource person for the alumni lecture “Flower
Pigments: Beyond Aesthetics” on 19th February 2019
6.1.1 – Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the
last year (maximum 500 words)
The well-structured organization framework of Christ college is capable of handling not only
the daily chores but also the unprecedented incidents. Apart from Manager and Principal of
the College the Core team of College consists of three Vice Principals, two Deans, Controller
of Examination and IQAC Coordinator. Important matters pertaining to Academics and
Administration are first discussed in the core committee meeting and then proceed to
College Council, Council of Heads of the departments and IQAC meeting. Sub committees are
formed in such meetings and are entrusted with freedom and necessary resources to
perform.
Practice 1:
Implementation of value-added Certificate courses
• Need for more value-added certificate courses was evidenced in the feedback
collected from alumni.
• The matter was first presented in the Core Committee meeting which was included in
the agenda of IQAC meeting.
• The extended IQAC consists of Heads of the Departments and a committee was
formed with two Coordinators.
• The committee drafted the policies for Certificate courses which was approved in the
Governing council.
• The coordinators of Certificate courses along with Head of the Department very soon
conducted meetings with teachers and also external agencies.
• Eight certificate courses were inaugurated on 23 October 2018 out of which two
courses were blended.
Practice 2:
Taluk flood relief distribution center (Kerala Flood 2018) and relief activities
• During flood in August 2018, Principal was contacted by Irinjalakuda taluk Officials
asking for help to institute a Distribution center in the College.
• The core committee meeting decided to entrust the charge to Staff advisor and staff
coordinators of Thavanish and NSS.
• An extended committee was formed along with Student council, NSS, Thavanish and
local residents.
• College Auditorium was converted to a Collection and distribution center with
students giving leadership to all the activities with guidance from coordinators of
Thavanish, NSS and Staff advisor.
• Classrooms were converted to shelter homes for forty families from the flood affected
area.
• Immediately after the flood the committee extended their services in conducting
survey of the affected areas in association with five Grama Panchayaths.
• College received appreciation from Government officials for the participatory
management of the crisis situation.
6.2 – Strategy Development and Deployment
6.2.1 – Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following
(with in 100 words each):
Curriculum development
• CBCS system is implemented in the Programmes.
• Feedback from alumni, employers and teachers were incorporated in the syllabus
revision meetings of respective Board of studies.
• Eight value added certificate courses were started. The curriculum for these courses
were discussed with industry experts in Board of studies and was approved in the
Academic council of the college.
• Necessary steps are taken to implement the Outcome based education. PO, PSO and
COs are defined.
Teaching and Learning
• Four workshops were conducted in the academic year to equip teachers for ICT
enabled teaching. Moodle LMS introduced to teachers.
• Workshop conducted in collaboration with Kerala State Higher Education Council to
introduce Outcome based education. PO, PSO and COs were formulated.
• Teachers’ diary (handbook) is provided for teachers to plan the academic sessions,
record daily works and store the details of attendance and internal marks of students.
• Teachers are instructed to inform their leave at the earliest to arrange alternate
classes.
• Result analysis conducted immediately after the announcement of results and PTA
meetings were held.
Examination and evaluation
• Examination schedule is prepared before the academic year along with academic
calendar and was informed to all the stakeholders.
• All examination processes were managed online through ERP-Knowledge Pro.
• Centralized evaluation camps were conducted for impartial evaluation which also
resulted in early announcement of results.
• Software for generation of internal question paper and consolidated absentee
statement was prepared inhouse by IQAC.
• Entry of internal and external examination marks were made online this academic
year.
• New module introduced in ERP for generation of consolidated internal grade sheet.
Research and Development
• Started construction of Zoology Research block.
• Initiated the formation of Animal Ethics Committee to monitor animal experiments.
• Best research paper award was instituted for student and faculty.
• Christ research fellowship was instituted for eligible research scholar who is not
availing any government research fellowhips.
• Research topics of research scholars were presented in the Research Advisory Council for
the approval.
• MoU was engaged for international collaboration in research with LIAG, Germany by the
Research Department of Geology and Environmental Science.
Library, ICT, Physical Infrastructure and Instrumentation
• Smart card system to monitor the entry and issue of library cards was installed.
• The library ERP software Bookmagic is used for Library Management
• Library blogsite was started to share additional information to students and public.
Previous end semester question bank can be assessed through the blogsite.
• ICT enabled teaching is enhanced through moodle Learning Management system.
• Council of Heads of the Department decided to conduct internal examinations using
moodle LMS for willing teachers. Seven exams were conducted using the moodle LMS.
• Completed the construction of Science block with additional six ICT enabled classrooms.
Human resource management
• Well defined policy of the college ensures appointment of qualified and enthusiastic
personnel to the College.
• New appointments are conducted as per Government regulations.
• IQAC conducted two-day orientation program for newly appointed teachers.
• Guidelines were prepared by IQAC for the training of newly appointed teachers.
• Teachers who attend FDPs and refresher courses are provided with registration fee and
Travelling Allowance.
• Soft skill training was given to administrative staff with the help of Department of
Computer Science in Microsoft word and excel.
• Self-appraisal system was implemented and teachers met college Manager and Principal
for reviewing their progress.
Admission of students
• College admission is online conducted through ERP software- Knowledge Pro.
• Admission Brochure is prepared well ahead of admission, displayed in College website
and circulated through social media.
• Helpdesks are arranged in college library to assist prospective students in filling up the
application form and online fee payment.
• Trial allotments are conducted which gives students a chance to change their options if
required.
• Intimations via sms and email are sent to students and parents.
• Fair admission process is conducted centrally in the auditorium in adherence with
Government restrictions.
• Separate admission counter and helpdesk are provided for students with disabilities.
Industry interaction / collaboration
• Experts from industry are included in Academic council, Governing council, IQAC and
Board of Studies.
• Conducted meetings with industry personnel during the initiation of value-added
certificate courses.
• Engaged in MoU with industries- The Strategist, Nexus, TCS and Star Innovation.
• College has linkages with neighboring industries KSE Ltd, KLF Nirmal and KPL Shudhi for
collaboration in the field of infrastructure, training and development.
6.2.2 – Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations:
Planning and Development
• The academic calendar is prepared and e copies are sent to all stakeholders.
• The venue booking and registration is done using google forms, which helps the even
distribution of resources.
• Feedback from students and teachers are collected online and analysis done using
Microsoft Excel.
Administration
• Most of the internal correspondences are communicated through email.
• Computers in the Administrative Office are connected through LAN which enables easy
file transfer and sharing.
• Principal can access individual office computers.
Student Admission and Support
• The student admission procedures are including receiving of applications, fee payment,
processing of rank list and publication of eligible candidate list are done through
knowledge pro the ERP software.
• The application to open courses, allotment to different courses was made online from this
academic year.
• Students can view their attendance, internal marks and end semester exam results online.
Examination
• All exam related procedures- announcement, exam registration, hall ticket generation,
bar coding, mark entry, processing of grade sheets is done through the ERP software-
Knowledge Pro.
• Absentee statement was processed using an in-house software using Microsoft access.
• A software for generation of question papers for internal exams (QPGEN 3.0) was
prepared inhouse by IQAC.
Finance and Accounts
• Accounting software TALLY is used to maintain the daily accounts.
• Cash books, Income Expenditure statements are generated using the software.
• The salary bill generation and submission is done using the software SPARKS.
• The PFMS platform of Government of India is used for disbursing and receiving
Government funds.
6.3.1 – Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and
towards membership fee of professional bodies during the year
Year Name of
the teacher
Name of conference/workshop
attended for which financial
support provided
Name of the professional
body for which membership
fee is provided
Amount of
support
(Rs)
2018 Dr.Dijo
Damien
Capacity building on curriculum
designing through moodle
N/A 4390
2018 Ms. Ann
Mary
Cheriyan
SMCM Teachers meeting @ Mout
St. Thomas, Kakkanad
N/A 400
2018 Dr.Dijo
Damien
SMCM Teachers meeting @ Mout
St. Thomas, Kakkanad
N/A 400
2018 Ms. Soumya
P S
Android Developer
Fundamentals
N/A 640
2018 Mr.
Roopesh
Android Developer
Fundamentals
N/A 640
2018 Ms. Dincy
Arikat
Android Developer
Fundamentals
N/A 500
2018 Rev Fr Dr
Jolly
Refresher Course on Recent
Developments in Physics: Theory
and Experiment
N/A 1000
Andrews
CMI
2018 AncyVattoly National Workshop on Data
Analysis using SPSS
N/A 2000
2019 Dr.Emarson
V.P
International Conference-Bio-
Psychosocial Perspective of
Trauma@Shia PG College,
Lucknow
N/A 4000
2019 Vandhana
V.S
One day National Seminar on
Youth Mental Well being, Amrita
Institute of Medical Sciences
N/A 1650
2019 Dr.Emarson.
V.P
One day National Seminar on
Youth Mental Well being, Amrita
Institute of Medical Sciences
N/A 1500
2019 Dr.Emarson
V.P
National Conference on
Counselling Practices in Christian
Higher Education@Christ
Bangalore
N/A 1377
2019 Sanju P S National Conference on
Counselling Practices in Christian
Higher Education@Christ
Bangalore
N/A 1000
6.3.2 – Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by
the Colleges for teaching and non-teaching staff during the year
Year Title of the
professional
development
programme
organised for
teaching staff
Title of the
administrative
training
programme
organised for
non-teaching
staff
Title of the
administrative
training
programme
organised for
non-teaching
staff
To Date Number of
participants
(Teaching
staff)
Number of
participants
(non-
teaching
staff)
2018 One day
workshop on
KOHA LIBRARY
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
One day
workshop on
KOHA LIBRARY
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
24.10.2018 36
2018 Technopedagogy
& MOOCS
23.11.2018 32
2018 ICT Week -
Refreshing on
ICT methods to
teachers
07.12.2018 32
2019 One day
workshop on E-
Content
authoring tool -
Adobe Captive
16.02.2019 21
2019 Conscientisation
seminar -
Further
Horizons of
teaching for
excellence
23.03.2019 205
2019 Orientation to
newly appointed
Self Financing
Teachers
25.04.2019 135
2019 OBE workshop -
Two day
Workshop on
Outcome based
education
23.05.2019 58
6.3.3 – No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation
Programme, Refresher Course, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the
Year
Title Of the Programme Number of
teachers who
attended
From date To date Duratio
n
2 Day Workshop on Outcome Based
Education Conducted by KSHEC and IQAC of
Christ College, IJK
6 22.05.2019 23.05.2019 2
21 days Refresher Course in UGC-HRDC
Jadavpur University, Kolkata
1 19.11.2018 11.12.2018 28
2-Day National Workshop on 'Theoretical
and Practical Aspects of GST
7 05.12.2018 06.12.2018 2
3 Days Training workshop on Food Analysis. 1 23.02.2019 25.02.2019 3
5 days FDP on Machine Learning Sacred
Heart College (Autonomous), Thirupattur
1 14.07.2018 15.07.2018 2
Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate
Change: Challenges and Responses
1 20.02.2019 20.02.2019 1
Awarded HACCP HIGHFIELD LEVEL 3 for
food manufacturing
1 09.10.2018 11.10.2018 3
Biodiversity and climate changes 1 25.01.2019 25.01.2019 1
Counselling and NLP Techniques 2 05.10.2018 05.10.2018 1
Design and Analysis of Algorithm, 7 days
FDP organized by Sahrudaya College of
engineering, Kodakara
1 25.01.2019 31.01.2019 7
Faculty Orientation Program for Students
(ToT), UGC, Bangalore
1 30.01.2019 01.06.2019 3
Five-Day workshop on ‘Understanding
ArcGIS’ as a Faculty Development
Programme
1 14.07.2018 25.07.2018 5
HACCP Certificate course - Certificate course 1 09.10.2018 11.10.2018 3
Induction training at IIT- CHENNAI
(MADRAS) in association with FLAIR
Office of New Initiatives in Higher Education,
Thiruvananthapuram
1 11.02.2019 20.02.2019 10
Microsoft Office Specialist for Office Excel
2016 - Certificate
1 15.07.2018 15.07.2018 1
National workshop on Koha integrated
Library management system: Koha
(Advanced), Dept of Lib & Inf. Sc & C. H
Mohammed Koya Library University of
calicut
1 16.11.2018 17.11.2018 2
New Procedures for NAAC Assessment and
Accreditation, MA College, Kothamangalam
1 26.04.2018 27.04.2018 2
One Day Faculty Development Programme
on “Innovative Strategies in Everyday
Classroom Teaching Learning of Languages
“on 16 May, 2020
1 22.11.2018 24.11.2018 3
One Day FDP Art of Writing a Research
Paper
1 24.01.2019 24.01.2019 1
One Day National Workshop on Moodle 1 19.01.2019 19.01.2019 1
One day workshop on E-content authoring
tool: Adobe Captivate
1 16.02.2019 16.02.2019 1
ONE WEEK FDP [KSHEC]-PHILOSOPHY OF
SCIENCE
2 06.05.2019 10.05.2019 5
On-line Refresher course in Chemistry
(Swayam-ARPIT)
1 12.10.2018 30.03.2019 28
Orientation Programme 2 07.01.2019 05.02.2019 28
Orientation Programme 1 1 20.07.2018 16.08.2018 28
Orientation Programme (No. 105) at the
UGC-Human Resource Development Centre,
Calicut University Campus.
2 23.01.2019 19.02.2019 28
Refresher Course 1 2 05.09.2018 25.09.2018 28
Refresher Course 2 1 19.07.2018 08.08.2018 28
Refresher course in Commerce and
Management
1 18.07.2018 07.08.2018 28
Refresher Course, UGC-HRDC, University of
Calicut Mathematics & Statistics 19 July-8
August 2018
1 19.07.2018 08.08.2018 28
Refresher course, UGC-HRDC, University of
Pondicherry
1 10.07.2018 30.07.2018 28
Revised Assessment and Accreditation
Framework of NAAC, Vimala College. TSR
1 07.12.2018 07.12.2018 1
Three Days National Workshop on Statistical
Ana;ysis in Social Science Research
1 14.11.2018 16.11.2018 5
Training in Elite Tasty Toast 1 11.06.2018 25.06.2018 15
Two Day State Level Workshop on Financial
Derivatives & Risk Management
2 06.11.2018 08.11.2018 2
Two-day workshop on Techno pedagogy &
Mooc, IQAC, Christ College (Autonomous),
Irinjalakuda
1 22.11.2018 24.11.2018 2
Two Days International Workshop on
Impact Factor Publications, Citation
Analysis, Plagiarism, Getting Patent and
Copyright
1 07.12.2018 08.12.2018 2
Two days National Workshop on Review of
Literature: Sources and strategies for
1 29.04.2019 30.04.2019 2
UGC Sponsored Orientation Programme
conducted by UGC-HRDC,Calicut University
1 01.11.2018 28.11.2018 28
UGC Sponsored Refresher Course in "Media
Studies" (Interdisciplinary)conducted by
UGC-HRDC,Calicut University
1 02.03.2018 22.03.2019 21
Workshop on "MIRROIR"-Counselling and
NLP Techniques"
1 05.10.2018 05.10.2018 1
Workshop on Daisy books and epub
publication, Christ college (Autonomous),
Irinjalakuda
1 20.05.2019 22.05.2019 2
Workshop on Measuring Academic
Research: Role of Journal Indexing and
Scientometrics
1 28.09.208 28.09.2018 1
Short term training on 'Application of
Isotope Techniques in Water Resources
Management'
1 30.07.2018 04.08.2018 7
6.3.5 – Welfare schemes for
Teaching
1. Free wi-fi facility on campus and email addresses using the domain name of the
institution
2. Full paid Maternity Leave
3. Health Insurance (ESI)
4. Fee concession to wards of economically weak staff
5. Vacation salary for staff
6. Festival advance
7. Leave and financial support for attending seminars / refresher course /orientation
programme / FDP.
8. Advance for purchase of laptop.
9. Subsidized food in Canteen
10. Ladies’ fitness centre
11. Guest house for teachers
12. Recreation Room
13. Providing college auditorium for staff’s personal functions
Non-teaching
1. Free wi-fi facility on campus and email addresses using the domain name of the
institution
2. Full paid Maternity Leave
3. Health Insurance (ESI)
4. Fee concession to wards of economically weak staff
5. Festival advance
6. Advance for purchase of laptop
7. Subsidized food in Canteen
8. Ladies’ fitness centre
9. Recreation Room
10. Providing college auditorium for staff’s personal functions
Students
1. Free wi-fi facility on campus and email addresses using the domain name of the
institution
2. College Common bus
3. Vidyadhanam scholarship
4. Annual medical check up
6.4.
2018-2019
Amount (in lakhs INR) Sponsored by Purpose
0.3 Prof.K O Francis
Retd.HOD,Dept.Of
Commerce
Top Scorer in B. Com Professional
1 Prof.V P Anto,Retd Vice
Principla and HOD Dept.,
Of Physics
1.Top Scorer in B.Sc Physics 2.Runner Up Of
Annual Arts Festival 3.Best Male & Female
NSS Volunteers 4.OSA Ever rolling trophy for
Volley ball 4.Conducting State/National
/International Seminar in Physics
Well wishers Vidhyadhanam Padhathi to support
economically weak students
6.4 – Financial Management and Resource Mobilization
6.4.1 – Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly (with in 100 words each)
The College has a mechanism for internal and external financial audit. Audit of accounts of
the college is conducted Internally and Externally. All the audits are conducted at the end of
the financial year.
Internal Audit:
• The internal audit is entrusted to a registered firm of chartered accountants. It is
conducted once a year by the Audit firm TIJ & Associates, Chartered Accountants,
Irinjalakuda. The management accounts are audited by internal auditors of CMI
Devamatha Province.
External audit:
• The accounts are externally audited by Departmental Audit by the Zonal Deputy
Directorate of Collegiate Education, Thrissur and the Office of the Accountants General
(A&E), Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram with respect to the Government/UGC fund. Funds
coming under the external audit are a) Principal Deposit Account (PD Account), b)
Autonomy Grants from UGC and c) any other finds from Government.
Audit Objection redressal mechanism
The internal and external audits are undertaken annually, and the auditor’s reports are
presented before the Principal of the College with points for discussion and clarification. The
audit objections are addressed by the Finance and Resource Mobilisation Committee and
timely and proper clarifications are presented to settle the audit objections.
6.4.2 – Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals,
philanthropies during the year (not covered in Criterion III)
Name of the non-
government funding
agencies /individuals
Funds/ Grants
received in Rs.
Purpose
Well wishers 391000 Vidhyadhanam Padhathi to support
economically weak students
Staff Contribution 593000 Towards institution of Best Teacher
Award in memory of late Fr. Dr.Jose
Thekkan, former principal of Christ
College
Staff Contribution 386000 Towards construction of indoor
stadium
Total 1370000
6.5.3 – Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year 2018-2019
Year Name of Quality
initiative by IQAC
Date of conducting
IQAC
Duration
from
Duration
to
No of
participants
2018 Excel training and
Certification
14-Jul-18 14-Jul-18 15-Jul-18 7
2018 Orientation on Clubs to
first year students
24-Jul-18 24-Jul-18 24-Jul-18 1100
2018 Webinar on Machine
Learning
11-Sep-18 11-Sep-18 11-Sep-18 65
2018 Inauguration of
certificate courses
23-Oct-18 23-Oct-18 23-Oct-18 156
2018 Seminar on Information
Literacy
15-Nov-18 15-Nov-18 15-Nov-18 205
2018 Techno pedagogy &
MOOCS
22-Nov-18 22-Nov-18 23-Nov-18 32
2018 ICT Week 3-Dec-18 3-Dec-18 7-Dec-18 32
2018 National Seminar on
Data Management and
Knowledge Production in
Contemporary Library
Environment
17-Dec-18 17-Dec-18 18-Dec-18 115
2019 E-content authoring tool-
Adobe Captivate
16-Feb-19 16-Feb-19 16-Feb-19 34
2019 Conscientisation seminar 23-Mar-19 23-Mar-19 23-Mar-19 205
2019 Attended two-day
workshop at MA College,
Kothamangalam
26-Apr-19 27-Apr-19 ---
2019 Three-day Workshop on
Daisy books and Epub
publishing
20-May-19 20-May-19 22-May-19 21
2019 OBE workshop 22-May-19 22-May-19 23-May-19 58
2019 Attended FDP on SIP 30-May-19 1-Jun-19 ---
6.5.4 – Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three)
1. (Curriculum development) a. Started two B.Voc courses this year b. Initiated Outcome
based education by conducting workshops to state PO, PSO and CO). c. Started fourteen Value
added certificate courses to supplement the curriculum.
2. (Teaching Learning) a. ICT enabled teaching-Learning Management system moodle
training completed Started conduction of internal exams in online mode. b. Teacher’s diary
for teachers to do lesson plan and course plan
3. (Infrastructure) a. Completed construction of video recording room for video tutorials. B.
Started construction of Zoology Research block. Completed construction of New Science
block.
4. (Research & Consultancy) a. Started best research paper award for faculty and research
scholar to enhance research activities.
5. (Extension) a. The social ministry of Christ College ‘Thavanish’ in association with Dept of
social work and Dept of Psychology started special programme for mentally disabled-
Savishkara’ b. College is now a member of National Sugamya Pusthakalaya for visually
impaired.
6.5.6 – Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year
Year Name of quality initiative
by IQAC
Date of
conducting IQAC
Duration
From
Duration
To
Number of
participants
2018 Excel training and
Certification
14-Jul-18 14-Jul-18 15-Jul-18 7
2018 Orientation on Clubs to first
year students
24-Jul-18 24-Jul-18 24-Jul-18 1100
2018 Webinar on Machine
Learning
11-Sep-18 11-Sep-18 11-Sep-
18
65
2018 Inauguration of certificate
courses
23-Oct-18 23-Oct-18 23-Oct-
18
156
2018 Seminar on Information
Literacy
15-Nov-18 15-Nov-
18
15-Nov-
18
205
2018 Techno pedagogy & MOOCS 22-Nov-18 22-Nov-
18
23-Nov-
18
32
2018 ICT Week 03-Dec-18 03-Dec-18 07-Dec-
18
32
2018 National Seminar on Data
Management and Knowledge
Production in Contemporary
Library Environment
17-Dec-18 17-Dec-18 18-Dec-
18
115
2019 E-content authoring tool-
Adobe Captivate
16-Feb-19 16-Feb-19 16-Feb-
19
34
2019 Conscientisation seminar 23-Mar-19 23-Mar-
19
23-Mar-
19
205
2019 Three-day Workshop on
Daisy books and Epub
publishing
20-May-19 20-May-
19
22-May-
19
21
2019 OBE workshop in association
with KSHEC
22-May-19 22-May-
19
23-May-
19
58
7.1.2
Environmental consciousness-
College has students’ clubs who actively involve in spreading the environmental
consciousness amoung students and staff. In the year 2018-19 following important
programmes were conducted for the purpose.
• Biodiversity club conducted invited lecture on “Understanding the Climate,
Climate Change and the ways to keep the climate cool” in connection with World
Ozone day clelebration on 18.09.2018.
• Biodiversity club conducted invited lecture on “Impact of flood on Biodiversity”
on 14.02.2019.
• Biodiversity club conducted “Nature camp” in Collaboration with Friends of
Nature on 15.02.2019.
• Biodiversity Club conducted Invited Lecture on “From plastic religion to solid
science: Logical fallacies & other stories” on 06.05.2018
• Biodiversity Club screened the documentary and conducted a debate- ‘An
inconvenient Truth’ on 06.05.2018
• Biodiversity Club conducted Intercollegiate Quiz Competition on Environment on
06.06.2018
• Biodiversity Club conducted On-field Para-Taxonomy Workshop on ‘Faunal
Diversity Documentation of Thommana Kole Wetlands’ in connection with World
Wetland day celebrations on 02.02.2019.
• NSS units conducted four workshops to christ college students on making
paperbags and paper pens.
• NSS units organized a flash mob at Chalakudy Bust stand in collaboration with
Shuchitwa mission on 10.01.2018
• NSS units organized ‘Jute Expo’ on products and handicrafts made of jute. The
handmade products were exhibited and sold on 07.11.2018
Sustainability-
• College purchased 5 star inverted AC to reduce the power consumption with an
energy saving of 3000kWh
• Total 450 FT lamps were replaced with LED in hostel and premises in the year
2018-19 creating an energy saving of 4200 kWh
• Additional two tanks of 10,000 litre capacity were installed this year for rain water
harvesting.
Alternate Energy Initiatives-
• 25M3 Bio gas plant is constructed behind our mess of boys hostel. This is reducing
our consumption in LPG. The kitchen wastes from canteen, mess is feeding into
bio gas plant. Approximately 5Kg of LPG of reduced per day by the installation of
this bio gas plant.
• 20kW solar panel was installed in the main building.
7.1.7
Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five)
Increasing Environmental consciousness
• Biodiversity club of the college conducted seven awareness programs
including invited lectures, documentary screening & debate and Quiz
competition to create awareness among students.
Water conservation and Energy Reduction
• College purchased 5 star inverted AC to reduce the power consumption
with an energy saving of 3000kWh.
• Total 450 FT lamps were replaced with LED in hostel and premises in the
year 2018-19 creating an energy saving of 4200 kWh.
• Additional two tanks of 10,000 litre capacity were installed this year for
rain water harvesting.
• 25M3 Bio gas plant is constructed behind our mess of boy’s hostel. This is
reducing our consumption in LPG. The kitchen wastes from canteen, mess
is feeding into bio gas plant. Approximately 5Kg of LPG of reduced per day
by the installation of this bio gas plant.
• Twenty (20) kW solar panel was installed in the main building.
Plastic free campus
• Use of plastic is banned in the camps. NSS Units are making paper pens
using old pen bodies. NSS units are also actively making paper bags and
gave training to school students in making them.
Cycle donation
• Thavanish the social club distributed seven bicycles to students
Paper less Office
• As part of moving towards paperless office, the internal examination
marks, examination schedule are made online to prevent use of paper.
7.1.4 – Inclusion and Situatedness
Year Number of
initiatives
to address
locational
advantages
and
disadvantages
Number of
initiatives
taken to
engage
with and
contribute
to local
community
Date Duration Name of
initiative
Issues
address
ed
Number
of
participa
ting
students
and staff
2018 1 30.11.2018 One day Saviskara-
Season 2-
Inclusive
arts festival
for
Mentally
challenged
students of
nieghbouri
ng special
schools-by
Thavanish
Inclusion
of
Mentally
challenge
d students
236
2018 3 25.06.2018 Three days Sravyam-
preparation
of audio
books to
bisually
challenged
students of
Inclusion
of visually
challenge
d students
26
University
of Calicut
by NSS
units
2018 1 2 17.08.2018 Ten days Flood relief
camp
during
Kerala
Flood
Geographi
cal
location
made it
possible
that the
relief
camp was
collection
and
disrtributi
on centre
for 48
relief
centres
156
2018 1 3 25.08.2018 Fifteen
days
Survey
with local
panchayath
to study
effect of
flood by
NSS units-
Mapping
of flood
affected
locations
76
Kuzhoor,
Kattoor and
Vellangallo
or
Panchayath
2018 1 27.08.2018 Ten days Socio
economic
survey in
association
with EKN
Study
centre and
Padiyoor
Panchayath
Survey to
plan the
relief
activities
and
mitigation
al
measures
68
2019 1 05.03.2018 Three days Sasthrapad
am Science
Camp for
plus two
students of
nieghbouri
ng schools
in
association
with Govt
of Kerala
Physics
and
Chemistry
departme
nt labs
were
provided
to school
students
24
7.1.6 – Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics
Activity Duration
From
Duration To Number of
participants
Gandhi Jayanthi Celebrations - a pond
cleaning activity at Kattoor Panchayat. by
NSS
02-10-2018 02-10-2018 105
Gandhi Jayanthi Celebrations - a cleaning
drive at the govt. taluk hospital. by NSS
02-10-2018 02-10-2018 85
Republic day - One-day cleaning work by
NSS
26-01-2019 26-01-2019 121
Mar Clemants Inter Collegiate Elocution
Competition by CSA
07-02-2019 07-02-2019 65
Chavara State level Speech Competition
by CSA
06-02-2019 06-02-2019 68
Inter Class Mehandi Competition by CSA 13-06-2018 13-06-2018 56
Invited Lecture, Reading : Past & Present,
Prof. Shinas A.M, Writer & Discussant by
Readers Club
04-10-2018 04-10-2018 86
Conducted 10 Book Presentations by
Readers Club
Every
Wednesday
Every
Wednesday
23
World Ozone day clelebration by
Biodiversity Club
17-09-2018 17-09-2018 136
INVITED TALK on “Understanding the
Climate, Climate Change and the ways to
keep the climate cool” in connection with
World Ozone day clelebration by
Biodiversity Club
18-09-2018 18-09-2018 152
Planted saplings in connection with World
Environment Day by Biodiversity Club
06-06-2018 06-06-2018 63
On-field Para-Taxonomy Workshop on
‘Faunal Diversity Documentation of
Thommana Kole Wetlands’ in connection
with World Wetland day celebrations by
Biodiversity Club
02-02-2019 02-02-2019 86
Provided hands-on training on Paper Pen,
Paper Bags, Grow Bags using Flex Banners
and Chekutty dolls-S.N Vidya Bhavan
School at Chenthrapinni. by NSS
19-01-2019 19-01-2019 65
Suchithwa Mission-swatch Barath officials
and our volunteers made a cleanliness
drive at the muncipal Bus stand at
Irinjalakuda. by NSS
29-01-2019 29-01-2019 45
Swatch Barath Campaign - our volunteers
was given a lecture on keeping the
muncipality surroundings clean by NSS
29-01-2019 29-01-2019 135
Interactive Session on Gender and Health
by Womens Cell
13-07-2018 13-07-2018 124
a visit to Santhi Sadhan Irinjalakuda by
CSA
23-02-2019 23-02-2019 48
Exhibition – Endosalfan victims by CSA 17-01-2019 17-01-2019 50
NSS and Thavanish organised a Stem Cell
donation camp-collected 1,149 cells in
association with Dhathri Foundation
27-07-2018 27-07-2018 2400
a lecture on VISION for all the NSS
volunteers by NSS
28-07-2018 28-07-2018 136
a Motivational talk on BEING HUMAN BY
HUMAN BEINGS. by NSS
02-08-2018 02-08-2018 146
A talk on own life experience by Shri.Biju –
a visually challenged musician from Idukki
by NSS
04-08-2018 04-08-2018 135
Kerala flood-Started relief camp centre
and centralised distribution centre and
cleaning drives by NSS
16-08-2018 16-08-2018 46
a trip and visit to AMMA HOME, at
Moodirakanni by NSS
05-01-2019 05-01-2019 84
A traininig on Basic Life Support by the
Doctors and volunteers of St.James
Hospital, Chalakudy by NSS
06-02-2019 06-02-2019 58
A vist to tp Pratheesha Bhavan and a
Mentally Challenged home near
irinjalakuda by NSS
02-03-2019 02-03-2019 94
Financial aid to Rosily by Thavanish 24-07-2018 24-07-2018 65
Freshers Camp by CSA 13-10-2018 13-10-2018 65
World Anti-drug day -anti-drug campaign
drive across 5 schools of Irinjalakuda sub
District by NSS
28-06-2018 28-06-2018 87
a lecture and an awareness campaign on
Road Safety by the Motor Vehicles
Department authorities. by NSS
27-06-2018 27-06-2018 163
A visit Viyoor Central Jail by NSS 21-07-2018 21-07-2018 124
a tribal exposure camp at Wayanad by
NSS
17-10-2018 20-10-2018 132
Donated 3000 books to a social activist for
setting up a libraryin PulpallyGrama
Panchayat. by NSS
20-10-2018 20-10-2018 125
Initiation Ceremony UG by CSA 18-06-2018 19-06-2018 1102
Initiation Ceremony PG by CSA 27-06-2018 27-06-2018 265
Orientation Programme I DC by CSA 22-07-2018 23-07-2018 1102
Orientation Programme II DC by CSA 13-06-2018 13-06-2018 968
Orientation Programme III DC by CSA 14-06-2018 14-06-2018 684
Mass Demonstration of Yoga by NSS 26-06-2018 26-06-2018 3400
Provided a talk on the importance of NSS
in the personality development of the
students in schools and colleges-S.N Vidya
Bhavan School at Chenthrapinni. by NSS
19-01-2019 19-01-2019 65
Summercamp by NSS 31-05-2019 31-05-2019 125
