(AQAR) OF THE IQAC - Pioneer College

THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

(AQAR) OF THE IQAC 2017-18

Submitted to

National Assessment and Accreditation Council

Bengaluru

Pioneer College of Arts and Science

(Accredited with ‘B’ Grade by NAAC) (Affiliated to Bharathiar University) Coimbatore – 641047.

Pioneer College of Arts and Science AQAR 2017-2018 1

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Part – A

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

1.2 Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City/Town

State

Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution

Tel. No. with STD Code

Mobile:

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator

Mobile

IQAC e-mail address

0422 - 2695084

Pioneer College of Arts and Science

Post Box No .7204, Jothipuram

Perianaickenpalayam

Coimbatore

Tamil Nadu

641047

[email protected]

Dr.S.Mahendran

9842256808

0422 - 2698674

[email protected]

Mrs.N.Valarmathy

9600403590


1.3 NAAC Track ID

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date:

(For Example EC/32/A&A/143 dated 3-5-2004.

This EC no. is available in the right corner- bottom of your institution’s Accreditation Certificate)

1.5 Website address:

Web-link of the AQAR:

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of

Accreditation Validity Period

1 1st Cycle B 2.63 2015 5 Years

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC :

1.8 AQAR for the year(for example 2010-11)

1.9 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and Accreditation

by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

AQAR 2016-17 submitted to NAAC on 19-07-2017

1.10 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous College of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Urban Rural Tribal

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Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B

Grant-in-aid + Totally Self-financing

Self Financing

1.11 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

1.12 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

1.13 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc

Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)

UGC-COP Programmes

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of Students

2.4 No. of Management Representatives

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2.5 No. of Alumni

2.6 No. of any other stakeholder and

community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of Members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. Faculty

Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No

If yes, mention the amount

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total Nos. International National State Institution Level

(ii) Themes

2.14 Significant Activities and Contributions made by IQAC

All National Days and Special days like Onam, Pongal and Maargazhi Utsav were celebrated.

5 University Ranks were produced.

Produced 100 % results in 136 subjects during the academic year 2017-18.

R.Vignesh of II M.Com bagged First Prize and N.Krishnakumar of II B.Com won Second Prize in Tenth

Asian Yoga Sports Championship 2018 (Age group 19-25) at Hainan Association of Thailand,

Bangkok on 27.05.2018.They were provided with financial assistance by our Management to participate

in this competition.

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One NSS Special camp was conducted from 24.12.17 to 30.12.2017 at Panchayat Union Middle School

Neelampathi.

The NSS volunteers carried out NSS regular activities.

7 NSS activities were organised in our campus

NSS Volunteers Participated in 13 activities inside and outside the campus

1 pooled drive and 1 Job Fair were organised by the placement cell.

Innovative HR Services provided placement training to all Second and Third year students

Total of 320 students got placed in various companies like Just Dial, Winners Education, Bluz

Informatics & We5 Solutions, Idbi Federal Life Insurance Co.Ltd, Future Generali Total Insurance

Solutions, Hermetic Business Solutions, Sylpbox Pvt Ltd, Bright Star Educational Institutions,

Watermelon Pvt Ltd & Flipkart,

Placement day cum Farewell day was organized on 27.03.18 and the placed students were given the

appointment orders.

Stephen Raj.A of B.Sc(CS) is placed at Microsoft pvt Ltd for a Salary of $65,000 on 20.03.18 in an off

campus drive.

Selva Shobika.P of III B.Sc ‘A’ was benefitted through Edudharma, an online crowd funding.

1 International Conference, 1 National level Inter-Collegiate meet, 1 State level Symposium, 1 National

Level Workshop and a Marketing Mela were organized.

25 Guests lectures were organised.

36 faculty members attended the Faculty development Programmes organised by ICTACT, sponsored by

our management.

Stephen Raj.A of III B.Sc (CS) participated and presented paper in International Conference at Bangkok,

Thailand from 18.01.18 to 22.01.18.

On 18.01.18 & 19.01.18 he presented a paper Titled “Internet of Things” at the Universal

Academic Cluster International January Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. He was also

certified in Recognition for his outstanding performance, superior dedication and positive

attitude on the project he submitted to Wipro.

On 20.01.18, he presented a paper at Microsoft Campus – Cambodia.

On 21.01.18, Information and Communications Council at Asia Pacific International

University awarded him with “Focus on Information Technology Certificate”.

On 22.01.18, he successfully submitted his research paper as Google Student Ambassador in

International Conference.

Four FDPs were conducted for enhancing the teaching skills and to handle students in a better way.

The Faculty members attended seminars, workshops and conferences.


Faculty members generated amount of Rs.26, 000 through consultancy services.

18 extension activities were carried out.

The neighbouring schools were given financial support, equipments under the scheme “Support the

Education of the poor”

Support is also provided to Shri Bala Vidhya Gurukulam, Swami Thottam Anna Nagar (West),

Samichettipalayam, Coimbatore.

2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year

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Plan of Action for 2017-18

Achievements

1.

Admission - Full admission in all

UG and PG courses

We have achieved 90 % admissions ( 428 / 476 )

2.

University Results & University

Ranks – Target higher

performances in the overall results

Produced 100% results in 136 subjects in

this academic year.

5 University Ranks were produced

1. Haripriya.C BCA IV Rank

2. Jayanthi.D BCA VI Rank

3. GokulKrishnan.N B.Sc(CS) VII Rank

4. Nathira Parveen.S M.Com VIII Rank

5. Sathya Devi.N. BCA X Rank

3.

Introduction of New Courses -

Two UG level courses, M.Phil &

Ph.D in Computer Science and

Commerce

Two UG Courses B.Sc (IT) & B.Com (CA)

have been sanctioned by the University.

The Bharathiar University has sanctioned

M.Phil & Ph.D Courses in Comp. Science and

Commerce.


4.

Sports - Encourage the students to

participate in State Level and

National Level competitions

N.Krishna Kumar of II B.Com and R.Vignesh

of II M.Com Participated in District, State,

National and International Level Yoga

Competitions and won prizes.

The Management has sponsored all their

ventures. Krishnakumar enjoys free education

while Vignesh enjoyed free education at UG

level.

R.Vignesh of II M.Com bagged First Prize and

N.Krishnakumar of II B.Com won Second Prize

in Tenth Asian Yoga Sports Championship 2018

( Age group 19-25 ) at Hainan Association of

Thailand, Bangkok on 27.05. 18 .

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NSS - To conduct one special

camp and conduct more number of

regular activities

One NSS Special Camp was conducted from

24.12.17 to 30.12.17 at Panchayat Union Middle

School, Neelampathi.

Regular Activities Organised

15-06-17

World Elder Abuse Awareness

Programme was organized for our

students

08-07-17

Seminar on Personality Development by

Dr.K.Kandappan Dean, Students’

Development Department,SRKV Arts

and Science, Coimbatore.

26-08-17

Seminar on Traffic Rules by

Mr.A.Vetrivel Murugan., MA, BL,

Inspector of Police,

Perianaickenpalayam, Coimbatore.

28-08-17

Pledge Taken for ‘Conservation of

Rivers’ by Isha Foundation

Co-ordinators, Coimbatore.


12-09-17

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13-09-17

Eye Camp-Eye Screening was organized

for students at our college campus by

Eye Foundation, Mettupalayam, Cbe

27-09-17

NSS Day was celebrated and the Chief

guest was Dr.N.R.SureshBabu,

Associate Professor, Department of

social work, Bharathiar University,

Coimbatore.

04-01-18

Seminar on ‘Solid Waste Management’

by Mr.Stalin, School Students

programme co-ordinator, ITC,

Thekampatty, Cbe

NSS Volunteers Participation

08-06-17 Blood Donation at PSG Hospitals, Cbe.

21-06-17 3rd World Yoga Day at Bharathiar

University, Cbe

25-06-17 Car Free Sunday at R.S.Puram, Cbe

[ Traffic Awareness programme ]

30-06-17 Blood Donation at Ganga Hospitals ,Cbe

30-07-17 International Yoga Competition at Perks

School, Singanallur, Coimbatore.

12-08-17 Campus Cleaning for College Day

Function at Pioneer Campus

09-09-17

Seminar on Save Our Motherland at

Bharathiar University, Coimbatore.

06-10-17 RD Parade - Pre Training camp

Selection at Bharathiar University, Cbe.


20-10-17

Campus Cleaning for Dengue

Awareness & Tree Plantation, Pioneer

Campus, Coimbatore.

27-10-17

One-Day Special Camp - Cleaning

Kowsika River and Distributing

Nilavembu Kashayam at

Ravuthukkallur, Coimbatore.

14-12-17

Campus Cleaning (Swatch Bharath ) at

Govt. Higher Secondary School,

Karamadai .

06-01-18

07-01-18

Annathana Service & Crowd

Control , Mahaguru Mudhra

Meditation Centre, Seeliyur,

Coimbatore.

Every

month

Pournami

days

Annathana Service &Crowd Control at

Madeshwaran Temple, Kuttaiyur,

Mettupalayam

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Student

support

services

Placement

To Strengthen

placement and career

Counselling.

To organize more

number of pool drives.

Communicative

English

To appoint a team of

One pooled drive and one Job Fair were

organised by the placement cell.

Innovative HR Services provided soft skill

training to all Second and Third year students

Total of 320 students got placed this semester

All students who attended the interview got

placed.

Our Maths and English department faculty

members give aptitude training to second year

UG students.

Counselling is given to the students as and when

needed by a psychologist.

We workout for Govt. Scholarship. The

Management and private Scholarships were

provided amounting to Rs.4,20,150 for

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Faculty members to

enhance English

Communicative Skills

of students in addition

to the existing

programmes

Counselling

To give individual

counselling to the

needy students

Club Activities

To motivate the

students to improve

their talents

41 students.

There are 6 clubs functioning to motivate the

students to improve their talents. The six clubs

are Eco Club, Skill Club, Cultural Club,

Etiquette Club, Literary Club and Craft Club.

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Seminars/Workshops/

Conferences - To conduct one

National level Seminar/ Workshop/

Conference by each department.

Dept of Languages organized a One Day

Workshop on “Art of Communication” on

13.07.17.

Dept of Commerce & Business Administration

organized Marketing Mela on 02.08.17.

Dept of Computer Applications organized A

One Day Workshop on “Handling Data in R” on

7.10.17

Dept of Computer Science & Dept of Computer

Applications organized an International

Conference on Innovative trends in Computer

Science and Applications (ICITCSA ’18) on

04.01.18.


Applications organized XAVION’18 – A State

Level Technical Symposium on 02.02.18



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organized a National Level Workshop on

Applications in Research on 02.03.18.

Dept of Mathematics organized a National

Level Intercollegiate Meet - MATH

BEATZz ’18 on 20.02.18.

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Guest lectures -To conduct at least

two Guest lectures per semester by

each department

26 Guest lectures were organised by all the

departments

Department No.Of Guest

lectures

Commerce 4

Management 4

Computer Science 4

Computer

Applications 4

Mathematics 4

Language(Tamil -

4 & English – 2) 6

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Publications - Encourage the

faculty members to publish in

peer-reviewed journals

Faculty members attended National and

International conferences, presented and

published papers in proceedings and journals.

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Faculty improvement

To conduct more number of

FDP during this academic

year.

To encourage more number of

faculty members to clear

NET/SET examinations.

“Emotional Intelligence” a 2-Day Faculty

Development Programme was organized on

18.07.17 & 19.07.17 in collaboration with

ICTACT. The Resource person was

Ms.Kalpana Gopal, Soft Skill Trainer,

ICTACT, Chennai.

3 other Faculty Development Programmes (3

Hrs each) were organized.

“ positive perspective on Research and its


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To encourage the faculty

members to qualify for M.Phil

& Ph.D.

To encourage faculty members

to attend more number of

Faculty Development

programmes

implications” by Dr.A.Malathi, Assistant

Professor, PG and Research Department of

Computer Science, Govt. Arts College ,

Coimbatore on 03.03.18.

2.”Classroom Psychology” by Dr.B.Selvaraj,

Associate Professor, Dept of Psychology , Govt.

Arts College , Coimbatore on 04.03.18.

3. “Outcome Based Education and Bloom’s

Taxanomy” by

Dr.N.Muthumani M.Sc., M.Phil., NET., Ph.D,

Associate Professor,

Department of Computer Applications,

Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science,

Coimbatore.

Most of the Faculty members appeared for NET

and SET.Mrs.K.Malathi of Commerce qualified

the SET.

5 of our Faculty Members registered for Ph.D

and 2 Faculty Member for M.Phil from our

institution.

We are a member of ICTACT and they conduct

FDPs for our faculty members to enrich with

knowledge the recent technologies.

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Extension Activities 05-06-17

World Environment Day

1. Boys Participated in cleaning Plastic


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To carry out two extension activity

per year by each department

waste at Palamalai hills by trekking.

2. Girls Participated in a rally from

Pioneer College to Thirumalainaicken

Palayam on Clean Environment

Awareness Programme

11-07-17

World population day-Rally

College campus to Periyanaicken

Palayam

08-08-17

Cleaning the Campus

Varaki Manthralayam

Swami Thottam, Samichettipalayam,

Cbe

07-10-17

The joy of giving week

Awareness on Tree plantation

Selvapuram Village, Veerapandi,

Coimbatore

07-10-17


Distribution of Snacks and Sweets to

Old age Home called “Angel Charitable

Trust”, K.R.Nagar, Veerapandi

Coimbatore.

07-10-17


Cleaning the Environment

“Marudhur village” - Karamadai

08-10-17


Distribution of Food to patients at

Govt. hospital, Mettupalayam

09-10-17


Distribution of Stationaries to

Students of Thirumalainaikenpalayam

Primary school


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10-10-17


Students of Kasthuripalayam Primary

School

13-10-17

World Food Day

Seminar on “Don’t waste food” By the

Edudharma Coordinators at Devarajan

Auditorium

Rally “ Don’t Waste Food” from

Pioneer College to Perianaickenpalayam

13-02-18

Career Guidance and Counselling

- Students of Govt Hr. School,

Pannimadai School.

10-03-18

Eradication of Plastics on

Kothagiri Road, Mettupalayam.

15-03-18

World Consumer Day - Rally

From Pioneer College to

Perianaickenpalayam

15-05-18

International Biological Diversity Day

(23.05.18) Celebration Awareness

Programme

Pillur , Mettupalayam

15-05-18

Distribution of Stationary items

Lunch Box , Clothes to Tribal

Peoples

Surandi Village, Velliangadu


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*ANNEXURE – I

2.16 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

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Other Events - To celebrate

important National Days , Special

Days like Freshers Day , Farewell

Day etc and Festival Days like

Pongal ,Christmas.

30-06-17 Freshers Day

09-07-17 Alumni Meet

12-08-17 College Day

15-08-17 Independence Day

01-09-17 Onam Celebrations

02-09-17 Teachers’ Day Celebrations

28-12-17 Christmas Celebrations

16-12-17

&

12-01-18

Margazhi Utzavam

12-01-18 Pongal Celebrations

26-01-18 Republic Day

27-02-18

FN Placement Day

27-02-18

AN Farewell Day

The Management approved the plan of action and gave the permission to implement

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Part – B

Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the

Programme

Number of

existing

Programmes

Number of

programmes added

during the year

Number of

self-financing

programmes

Number of value

added / Career

Oriented

programmes

PhD 2 - - -

PG 2 - - -

UG 5 - - -

PG Diploma - - - -

Advanced Diploma - - - -

Diploma - - - -

Certificate - - - -

Others (M.Phil) 2 - - -

Total 11 - - -

Interdisciplinary - - - -

Innovative - - - -

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options

(ii) Pattern of programmes:

1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students

(On all aspects)

Mode of feedback : Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)

*ANNEXURE – II

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.

1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester 11 (courses)

Trimester -

Annual -

Bharathiar University Course regulations are adopted

Yes, M.Phil and Ph.D Course (Full Time & Part Time) in Commerce and Computer Science were

applied on 03.08.2017 and sanctioned on 13.12.2017. B.Sc (IT) and B.Com (CA) Courses were

applied. B.Sc (IT) was sanctioned on 16.04.2018 and B.Com (CA) was sanctioned on 29.05.2018

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Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of permanent

faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions

Recruited (R) and Vacant (V)

During the year

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International

level National level

State

level

Attended Seminars/

Workshops 6 12 2

Presented papers

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Resource Persons - - -

2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

Total Asst.

Professors

Associate

Professors Professors Others

60 56 - - 4

Asst.

Professors

Associate

Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

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Mock interviews are conducted to prepare the students for the placements

Aptitude tests are conducted regularly by the placement cell.

The respective department faculty members handled group Discussions in the

regular working hours.

Final year students are given training by selected students

The placed students share their experiences with II Year students

6 Clubs are functioning in our college which helps the students to improve their

skills in their interested areas.

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2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days

during this academic year

2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open

Book Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple

Choice Questions)

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum

Restructuring/revision/syllabus development

as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students

2.11 Course/Programme wise

Distribution of pass percentage :

Title of the

Programme

Total no. of

students

appeared

Division

Distinction I II III Pass %

B.Com 166 08 73 41 6 77

M.Com 66 16 41 - - 86

BBA 155 14 71 52 4 91

B.Sc(CS) 264 94 100 13 1 79

M.Sc(CS) 70 51 10 - - 87

BCA 292 97 97 10 - 70

B.Sc(Maths) 91 29 38 04 - 78

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Examinations are conducted as per the University norms.

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2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty

benefitted

Refresher courses -

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme -

HRD programmes -

Orientation programmes -

Faculty exchange programme -

Staff training conducted by the university -

Staff training conducted by other institutions 2

Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. 11

Others – FDP

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2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of

Permanent

Employees

Number of

Vacant

Positions

Number of

permanent

positions filled during the Year

Number of

positions filled

temporarily

Administrative

Staff 6 1 1 -

Technical Staff

5 2 1 -

Internal Audit is conducted

Result Analysis is made after the publication of the results and the remedial

measures are taken to improve the slow learners

Parents teachers meet was organized and the suggestions of the parents were

considered

Bridge courses are conducted for the first year students to introduce their

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Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution

3.2 Details regarding major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - - - -

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - - - -

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - - - -

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - - - -

3.4 Details on research publications

International National Others

Peer Review Journals - - -

Non-Peer Review Journals - - -

e-Journals 8 - -

Conference proceedings 8 - -

3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

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A. Comp. Science department and Comp. Applications department conducted second


B. Encourages the faculty members and students to present papers in seminars,

conferences and workshops.

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3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and

other Organisations

Nature of the Project Duration

Year

Name of the

funding Agency

Total grant

sanctioned

Received

Major projects - - - -

Minor Projects - - - -

Interdisciplinary Projects - - - -

Industry sponsored - - - -

Projects sponsored by the

University/ College - - - -

Students research projects

(other than compulsory by the University)

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Any other(Specify) - - - -

Total - - - -

3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

ii) Without ISBN No.

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

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Rs.26, 000.00

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3.11 No. of conferences organized by the Institution

3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

3.13 No. of collaborations: International National Any other

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :

From funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

3.16 No. of patents received

this year

3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows

Level International National State University

College

Number 1(Conference)

1

(Inter-Collegiate

Meet)

1 (Workshop)

1 ( Symposium)

1 (Workshop) -

1 (Marketing Mela)

1 (Workshop)

Sponsoring

agencies

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Type of Patent Number

National

Applied -

Granted -

International Applied -

Granted -

Commercialised Applied -

Granted -

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of the institute in the year

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution

who are Ph.D. Guides and

Students registered under them

3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution

3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level State level

National level International level

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events: : -NA-

3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:

University level State level

National level International level

3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC: -NA-

3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum

NCC - NSS Any other

Total International National State University Dist College

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3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional Social

Responsibility

Extension: The details of the extension activities carried out during the academic (2017 – 2018)

S.No Department Date Extension Activity Venue Beneficiaries

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Commerce

07-10-17


Awareness on Tree

plantation

Selvapuram

village,Veerapandi,

Coimbatore

Public

2 13-10-17

World Food Day

Seminar on “Don’t waste

food” By the Edudharma

coordinators

Devarajan Auditorium

Students

3 13-10-17

World Food Day

Rally “ Don’t Waste

Food”

From Pioneer College

to

Perianaickenpalayam

Public

4 15-03-18 World Consumer Day

Rally

From Pioneer College

to

Perianaickenpalayam

Public

5 15-05-18

International Biological

Diversity Day Celebration

(23.05.18)

Awareness Programme

Pillur ,Mettupalayam Public

6 Management 07-10-17


Distribution of Snacks

and Sweets

Old age Home called

“Angel Charitable Trust”

K.R.Nagar,Veerapandi

Coimbatore.

Desserted and

mentally

retarded old

aged people


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7 13-02-18 Career Guidance and

Counseling

Seminar Hall

Pioneer College of

Arts and Science

Students of

Govt Hr.

School,

Pannimadai

School

8

Computer

Science

05-06-17 World environment Day

Plastics cleaning

Boys students carried

out Plastics cleaning

at Palamalai hills by

trekking

Public

9 05-06-17 World environment Day

Rally

Awareness Programme

on clean and plastic

free environment was

created through rally

from Pioneer college

to Thirumalainaicken

palayam by th girls

students

Public

10

09-10-17


Distribution of

Stationaries to Students

Thirumalainaikenpalay

am Primary school ,

Coimbatore

Students of

that school

11

10-10-17


Distribution of

Stationaries to Students

Kasthuripalayam

Primary school,

Coimbatore

Students of

that school

12

30-01-18 Public Practical Training

Session for XII Standard

for PMHSS

UGLAB-01

XII Students

13 Computer

Applications

07-10-17 The joy of giving week


Marudhur village-

Karamadai Public

14 11-07-17 World Population day-

Rally

College campus to

Periyanaickenpalayam Public


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NSS:.NSS - Events Organised

15 10-03-18 Eradication of Plastics Kothagiri Road ,

Mettupalayam. Public

16

Computer

Applications

15-05-18

Distribution of Stationary

items Lunch Box ,

Clothes to Tribal Peoples

Surandi Village,

Velliangadu Public

17

Mathematics


Distribution of Food

Govt hospital,

Mettupalayam Patients

18 08-08-17 Cleaning the Campus

Varaki Manthralayam

Swami Thottam,

Samichettipalayam,

Cbe

Senior citizens

S.No Date Event Chief Guest Name

with Official Address Venue

No.of

Students

participated

Benefeciaries

1 16-06-17

World Elder

Abuse

Awareness

Programme

Dr.S.Mahendran

Principal

Pioneer

College

Auditorium

All Students Students

2 08-08-17

Seminar

on

Personality

Development

Dr.K.Kandappan

Dean Student’s

Development

Department

SRKV Arts and Science

College

Pioneer

College

Auditorium

I year - All

Students Students

3 26-08-17

Seminar

on

Traffic Rules

Mr.A Vetrivel Murugan.,

MA,BL


Perianaicken palayam

Pioneer

College

Seminar Hall

50 Students Students


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NSS – Volunteers Participation in Activities inside and outside the Institution

4 28-08-17

Pledge Taken

for ‘

Conservation of

Rivers’

Isha Foundation

Co-ordinators

Pioneer

College

Auditorium

1100

Students Students

5

12-09-17

&

13-09-17

Eye Camp

Eye Foundation

Doctors & Team

Mettupalayam

Pioneer

College

Seminar Hall

20 NSS

Volunteers

(10 Boys

10 Girls)

Students,T

eaching

Staff and

non-

Teaching

Staff,

Students

6 27-09-17 NSS Day

Celebration

Dr.N.R.Suresh Babu,

Associate professor,

Department of social

work,Bharathiar

University

Pioneer

College

Auditorium

200 NSS

Volunteers Students

7 04-01-18

Seminar

on

‘Solid Waste

Management’

Mr.Stalin, School

students programme

co-ordinator,ITC,

Thekampatty

Pioneer

College

Seminar Hall

200 NSS

Volunteers Students

S.No Date Event

Chief Guest

Name with

Official

Address

Venue

No.of

Students

participated

Benefeciaries

1 08-06-17 Blood Donation

-

P.S.G.

Hospital

4 NSS

Volunteers Patient

2 21-06-17 3rd World Yoga Day - Bharathiar

University

61 NSS

Volunteers Students

3 25-06-17

Car Free Sunday

Traffic Awareness

programme was

organized through

Cultural show

Dr.Kavidasan

Director(HR)

Roots Group

of Industries,

Coimbatore.

R.S.Puram 20 NSS

Volunteers Public

4 30-06-17

Blood Donation

- Ganga Hospital 01 NSS

Volunteer Patient


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5 30-07-17 International

Yoga Competition -

Perks Matric

School

Singanallur

74 NSS

Volunteers Students

6 12-08-17 Campus Cleaning for

College Day Function - Pioneer College

20 NSS

Volunteers College

7 09-09-17

Seminar

on

Save Our Motherland

- Bharathiar

University

30 NSS

Volunteers Students

8 06-10-17

RD Parade Pre

Training camp

Selection

-

Bharathiar

University

2 NSS

Volunteers

Students

9 20-10-17

Campus Cleaning for

Dengue Awareness &

Plant Sapling

- Pioneer College

70 NSS

Volunteers

College

10 27-10-17

One Day Special

Camp

Cleaning Kowsika

River and Distributing

Nilavembu Kashayam

-

Ravuththakollanur

35 Boys -

NSS

Volunteers

(NSS Pos)

Public &

Middle

School

Students

and

Teaching

Staff

11 14-12-17 Campus Cleaning

Swatch Bharath

-

Karamadai

Government

Higher

Secondary

School

45 NSS

Volunteers

Karamadai

Governmen

t Higher

Secondary

School

12 06-01-18

07-01-18

Annathana Service&

Crowd

Control

Former Chief

Minister

Mr.Rangasami

Pondicherry

Mahaguru

Mudhra

Meditation

Centre

Seeliyur,

Coimbatore

9 NSS

Volunteers

Public

13

Every

month

Pournami

days

Annathana Service

&Crowd

Control

-

Madeshwaran

Temple,

Kuttaiyur

Mettupalayam

-

Public


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NSS Special Camp Activities(2017-2018)

Duration : 24-12-17 To 30-12-2017

Place : Panchayat Union Middle School, Neelampathi.

Adopted Villages : Neelampathi , Ookaiyanoor , Mottiyur, Tholampalayam , Poolapathi

S.No Date Event Guest Name Place

No:of

Students

participated

Benefeciari

es

1

24-12-17

Inauguration of

the Special camp

R.Baskar,

N.S.S Co-ordinator,


Mr.K.Duraisamy,

Parents Teacher

Association,

Panchayath Union

Middle School,

Neelampathi

Mrs.A.Sumathi,

Head Mistress,

Panchayath Union

Middle School,

Neelampathi

Panchayath

Union Middle

School,

Neelampathi

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

Students

2 25-12-17

Basic

Survey

Seminar on

Consumer

Protection Rights

-

Mr.N.Mathivannan

Advocate, Coimbatore

Neelampathi

village

Neelampathi

village

Community

Hall, Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi.

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

Public

Students

& Public

3 26-12-17


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Eye Camp by

Eye Foundation,

Mettupalayam

AIDS Awareness

Eye Foundation

Doctors and Team

Mettupalayam

Dr.K.Mahadevan

Dept of Dermatology,

PSG Institute of

Medical Science,

Coimbatore

Tholampalayam

village,

Community Hall,

Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

Neelampathi

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

Public

Students

& Public

4

27-12-17

Veterinary

special camp

Stress

Management &

Duty of Indian

citizen

Dr.Sulochana Bv.Sc &

AH

Dr.S.V.Saravanan ,

B.E., M.E., Ph.D.,

M.B.A., D.Lit.

Principal of ASIAN

Engineering College.

Ookaiyanur

Community Hall

Community

Hall, Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

50 NSS

Volunteers

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

Cows,

Sheeps,

Dogs,Bu

llocks

Students

5

28-12-17

Trekking

Leadership &

Quality of

Personality

Development

Mrs.Sandhamani

President of

Ookaiyanur.

Head Master

Vukkaiyanur.

Mr.Jaganathan

President, Rotary

Coimbatore

Cosmopolitan,

Kaatur.

Thogaimalai

Ranganathar

Kovil,Seeliyur

Community

Hall, Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

50 Students

150 Students

Students

Students

6

29-12-17

Dengue Fever

Awareness

Campus cleaning

Dr.S.Mahendran

Principal of Pioneer

College

Mr.A.Ravichanran,

B.D.O

Mr. K. Manickraj

Tholampalayam

Panchayath

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

Students

& public

Students


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Temple cleaning

Seminar on

Implementation

of Knowledge

Mr. R. Vijaykumar

Mr. Aanandha

Hariharan

Ex- Director, Career

Ladder Consultancy.

Union Middle

School,

Neelampathi

Thennamgombu

Maariamman

Temple,

Community

Hall, Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

Public

Students

7

30-12-17

Yoga Training

Patti Mandram

Validictory

Function

Mr.SevapurManikam

Yoga teacher,

Periyanaicken palayam

Prof.Rajapan

Pioneer College

Mr.C.Rangarajan

Pioneer College

Dr.R.Baskar

N.S.S Co-ordinator


Panchayath

Union Middle

School,

Neelampathi

Community

Hall,

Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

Panchayath

Union Middle

School,

Neelampathi

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

6

100 Girls

100 boys

Students

Students

Students

.

ISR:

Social responsibility is an ethical theory, in which individuals are accountable for fulfilling

their civic duty; the actions of an individual must benefit the whole of society. If this equilibrium is

maintained, then social responsibility is accomplished.

Our institution is situated in the rural background away from the bustle of the Coimbatore

city. Rural children, many first generations to be educated with poor financial background form the

majority of the strength of our institution. Therefore, it is our social responsibility to uplift the


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quality of life of these children and make them responsible citizens of tomorrow. We identified the

following issues and took up the moral responsibility of solving those issues largely. Financial

crunch, lack of enough knowledge and information, cultural ethics and moral values, extending

service to the old age homes, local schools and preserving pollution free environment were looked

into in our best practices.

Financial support arranged by the Institution

Our Management with the aim of helping the needy students for their education contributed

an amount of Rs.1,44,400 and arranged scholarships from other sources amounting to Rs.2,75,750

Govt Scholarship of amount Rs.8,31,380 was also arranged.

Support extended to local schools

In various categories, help is extended to school children to build the right atmosphere for

learning – from food to infrastructure.

S.No Date Institution Benefitted Type of help given

1 06-12-17 Govt.Higher Sec. School

Karamadai DVD Writer


Pannimadai

Stage Expenses for the School

Day


Pungampalayam UPS – 1 No

4 February,

2018

Govt.Higher Sec. School

Vellamadai

Snacks are provided for X and

XII students during the month of

February every year

Our institution conducts an Inter-School Competition, “PickBrain” , every year and this year

it was organised on 03.02.18 .We conduct Quiz competitions that enhance their cognitive skills,

general knowledge and confidence. We encourage the students by awarding cash prizes to the

winners.


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The department of Computer Science also conducted a Computer Practical Programme for

XII Students at our Campus on 30.01.18 and 31.01.18

Criterion – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly

created

Source of

Fund Total

Campus area 15 acres - Management 15 acres

Class rooms 25 2 Management 27

Laboratories 5 - Management 5

Seminar Halls 1 - Management 1

No. of important equipments purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year.

- 103607 - 103607

Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

312971 480980 Management 793951

Others (Auditorium) 1 - Management 1

4.2 Computerization of administration and library

4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 5,816 9,08,034.9 1336 206,672.00 7,152 1,114,706.90

Reference

Books 478 118,144.5 43 5,152.00 521 1,23,296.50

e-Books - - - - - -

The library is computerised. Gate register is maintained by using bar coding Technology.


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Journals 13 10,650.00 - - 13 10,650.00

e-Journals 1 5,900 - - 1 5,900.00

Digital

Database 1 20,000 - - 1 20,000.00

CD & Video 24 - 25 - 49 -

Others (specify)

Magazine 21 20,841 - - 21 20,841

4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total

Computers Computer

Labs Internet

Browsing Centres

Computer Centres

Office Dept Others

Existing 239 5 Wi-Fi - - 3 5

3

12(CCTV

Cameras)

2 (TV)

Added - - - - - - - -

Total 239 5 Wi-Fi - - 3 5 3+12+2

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for

technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :

i) ICT

ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities

iii) Equipments

We are a member of ICTACT. ICTACT organises a number of faculty development

programmes and gives opportunity to all faculty members to update themselves with recent

technologies. Therefore, faculty members can attend Faculty development Programmes and

the faculty members in turn train the students.

2,20,449.00

1,46,580.00

4,80,980.00

-


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iv) Others

Total :

Criterion – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

8,48,009.00

Placement :

1 pooled drive and 1 Job Fair were organised by the placement cell.

Innovative HR Services provided soft skill training to all Second and Third year students

Total of 320 students got placed this semester

All students who attended the interview were placed.

Soft Skill Training:

Our Maths and English Department Faculty members give aptitude training to second year

UG students.

Counselling:

Counselling is given to the students by a psychologist as and when needed.

We workout for Govt. Scholarship. The Management and private Scholarships were

provided amounting to Rs.4,20,150 for 41 students.

Club Activities:

There are 6 clubs functioning to motivate the students to improve their talents. The six clubs

are Eco Club, Skill Club, Cultural Club, Etiquette Club, Literary Club and Craft Club. The

members of the various clubs are assigned duties in organising the college events. The

members of the clubs involve enthusiastically in the conduct of the program.

Others:

Separate meeting is conducted for girls and boys to create awareness on Cleanliness

Principal- student meet is carried out at the end of every semester to collect their feedback

and suggestions.


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5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

5.3 (a) Total Number of students

(b) No. of students outside the state

(c) No. of international students

UG PG Ph. D. Others

1178 155 10 2

Last Year This Year

General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged

Total General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged

Total

44 246 22 900 02 1212 51 281 19 994 - 1345

No %

910 68

No %

435 32

An assessment is made on activities and their results, in view of the development of the

institution.

Internal audit conducted and monitored by IQAC.

The placement cell regularly conducts training programmes, arranges campus interviews, and

deputes students to off-campus drives.

Academic records are maintained to monitor the progress of the students.

-

-

Men Women


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Demand ratio : 1:1.23 Dropout % : 4% (49 Students)

5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

No. of students beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT

IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others

5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

No. of students benefitted

5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus Off Campus

Number of Organizations

Visited

Number of Students Participated

Number of Students Placed

Number of Students Placed

Placement training given to the final year students has been outsourced to Innovative

HR & Training Services Pvt Ltd. They give training in all aspects of placement.

Many events are organised by the student club members, which help in improving

their managerial skills.

Aptitude Tests are conducted regularly.

Aptitude classes and English Communication classes are scheduled in the regular

working hours.

Each class has 2 mentors who give counselling to their wards regularly .The Mentors

recommend the needy students to the Management for free education and fee

concession.

Career Orientation programmes are conducted by inviting executives from MNCS

Regular communication and aptitude classes are conducted through innovative HR &

Training Services Pvt Ltd.

The respective department faculty members, English Department faculty members,

Maths Department faculty members also train the students for placements.

.

1345

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1345


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18 350 335 11

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

5.9 Students Activities

5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State / University level National level International level

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports:


Cultural:


5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of

students Amount

Gender Sensitization Programme was organised on 31-07-17 and Dr.Zenetta Roselin ,

Professor & Director , Dept of Women Studies ,Bharathiar University, Coimbatore

was the Chief Guest and she emphasized on Gender Equality.

467 30 12

7 - -

4 2 37

1 - -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_equality


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Financial support from institution 14 1,44,400.00

Financial support from government 122 8,31,380.00

Financial support from other sources 27 2,75,750.00

Number of students who received

International/ National recognitions

- -

5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Fairs :


Exhibition:


5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: Nil

Criterion – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

6.2 Does the Institution has a Management Information System

1

-

- -

- -

-

Vision:

To create a centre of academic excellence in education and research through

professionalism and to serve the society by improving knowledge skill and ethical values.

Mission:

To aspire and strive for excellence in education and to commit the knowledge and

expertise of teaching fraternity for the welfare of the students and prosperity of the society.

Yes.

Manual: Students Bio-Data, Result analysis, attendance

Computerised: Staff payroll, Library Gate Register, Staff Attendance (Biometric)

Others: College has a website, Internet in the Laboratories, Library, Departments, and Office


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6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

6.3.1 Curriculum Development

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

6.3.4 Research and Development

As this is a non-autonomous college, the curriculum is formed by the university

Lecture method is usually followed in all courses.

As per the University norms, internal tests are conducted to monitor the progress of

the students.

The team of soft skill trainers train the students to face the interviews.

The club members participate in organising the college events. The student

members plan different types of activities and execute them.

Students are encouraged to present seminars .Self-study is also encouraged.

Two research programmes are introduced. Ph.D in Computer Science and Commerce. M.Phil

in Computer Science and Commerce. All the programmes in both regular and part time mode.

Second International conference was organised

National level and state level inter-collegiate meets are organized.

Faculty members presented and published papers in National and International Conferences.

UG Theory: 75 (External) + 25 (Internal)

Internal: 2 Test, 1 Model, 2 Assignments - 25 Marks

Skill Based: 55 (External) + 20 (Internal)

UG Practicals : 60 (External ) + 40 ( Internal )

Internal : Experiments (20 Marks ) ,2 Tests ( 15 Marks) , Record (5 Marks )

Skill Based Lab: 45 (External ) + 30 ( Internal )

PG Theory : 75 (External ) + 25 ( Internal ) Internal : 2 Test , 1 Model , 2 Assignments , 1 Seminar - 25 Marks

PG Practicals : 60 (External ) + 40 ( Internal ) Internal : Experiments (20 Marks ) ,2 Tests ( 15 Marks) , Record (5 Marks )

Evaluation PG: Minimum pass Mark is 50 (50 Marks inclusive of both Internal and External. 38 Marks in External is must)

Evaluation UG: Minimum pass Mark is 40

(40 Marks inclusive of both Internal and External .30 Marks in External is must)


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6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

6.3.8 Industry Interaction /Collaboration

Existing Facilities:

Library:

Computerised Bar coded library.

Library is open from 9.00 to 5.00 pm on all working days.

Good collections of books, journals. Magazines, eBooks

Provision of Nlist facility.

Provision of reprographic facility and print out facility ICT

All departments have computers with internet facility

LCD projector is fixed in Labs and seminar hall.

Computer Labs and departments are equipped with general as well as domain

specific software for quality teaching. Newly added:

Books needed for all the departments are added to the list.

Based on the workload and administrative work human resources are planned.

Recruitment of teaching and non-teaching faculty members is made as and when needed.

When there arises a vacancy in a particular department, then the Principal and Heads of the

respective department conduct the interview in a transparent manner and select the candidates

according to their performance.

MOUs signed with

LMW Ltd - Training

KR Hospital - Health Programmes

Innovative HR & Training Services Pvt Ltd - Placement training

Salzer Electronics Ltd - Internship Training


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6.3.9 Admission of Students

6.4 Welfare schemes for

Teaching Members

Provident Fund and Insurance,Employees State Insurance

Daily Refreshments for all staff members

Concessional transportation facility and Loan

Teachers Day celebrations

Encourage staff members to do research work.

Nonteaching Members

PF , Insurance ,College free education for their children ,

Employees State Insurance, Refreshments,

Advances to meet emergency expenses.

Students

Scholarship, Insurance, Counselling and Cash awards to Rank Holders,

personality development programmes, Gender Sensitization programme.

-

The college ensures wide publicity in the admission process through

The college website, prospectus and pamphlets contain information about the college and the

courses offered.

Wide publicity is made through advertisements, banners and flex boards.

Our student and staff members play the most important role in the admission process. Our Alumni

also bring their sisters and friends and admit them to the courses

The process involves registration, submitting of application form and payment of fees.

First Come First Serve basis is followed in the admission process.

Admission is done as per community quota prescribed by government norms.


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6.5 Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No

6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) have been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Yes NAAC Yes IQAC and various Committees

Administrative No - Yes College Committee

6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declare results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?

6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent colleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

NA

NA

An alumnus meeting is held every year on second Sunday in the month of July.

Scholarships are given to meritorious students by the alumni.

Knowledge sharing by Alumni through Association meetings.

Participation of the Alumni during important events.

Alumni extend support among themselves by sharing job opportunities existing in their

circle

Parent – Teacher meeting starts for the first time on the first day when freshers’ come

here. Teachers share in an outline of the regular activities of the college and parents

clarify their doubts with the teachers.

Parent – Teacher Association meeting is also organized on the placement day where the

parents come along with their students to receive the appointment orders of their

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6.13 Development programmes for support staff

6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

Criterion – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the

Functioning of the institution. Give details.

1. Reputed Alumni are invited for guest lectures and for the orientation of students which

helps to build confidence among the students.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the

beginning of the year

S.No

Plan of Action for 2017-18

Achievements

Counselling programme

Planting saplings in and around the campus regularly.

Campus cleaning

Rain water Harvesting


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1.

Admission - Full admission in all

UG and PG courses

We have achieved 90 % admissions ( 428 / 476 )

2.

University Results & University

Ranks – Target higher

performances in the overall results

Produced 100% results in 136 subjects in

this academic year.


1. Haripriya.C BCA IV Rank

2. Jayanthi.D BCA VI Rank

3. GokulKrishnan.N B.Sc(CS) VII Rank

4. Nathira Parveen.S M.Com VIII Rank

5. Sathya Devi.N. BCA X Rank

3.

Introduction of New Courses -

Two UG level courses, M.Phil &

Ph.D in Computer Science and

Commerce

The University has sanctioned two UG Courses

B.Sc (IT) & B.Com (CA).

The Bharathiar University has sanctioned M.Phil &

Ph.D Courses in Comp. Science and Commerce.

4.

Sports - Encourage the students to

participate in State Level and

National Level competitions

N.Krishna Kumar of II B.Com and R.Vignesh of

II M.Com Participated in District, State, National

and International Level Yoga Competitions and

won prizes.

The Management has sponsored all their ventures;

Krishnakumar enjoys free education while Vignesh

enjoyed free education at UG level.

R.Vignesh of II M.Com bagged First Prize and

N.Krishnakumar of II B.Com won Second Prize in

Tenth Asian Yoga Sports Championship 2018

( Age group 19-25 ) at Hainan Association of

Thailand, Bangkok on 27.05.2018 .

5.

NSS - To conduct one special

camp and conduct more number of

One NSS Special Camp was conducted from

24.12.17 to 30.12.17 at Panchayat Union Middle School, Neelampathi.


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regular activities

List Enclosed ( List – I )

Regular Activities Organised

15-06-17

World Elder Abuse Awareness

Programme was organized for our

students

08-07-17

Seminar on Personality Development by

Dr.K.Kandappan Dean, Students’ Development Department,

SRKV Arts and Science, Coimbatore.

26-08-17

Seminar on Traffic Rules by Mr.A.Vetrivel Murugan., MA, BL,


Perianaickenpalayam, Coimbatore.

28-08-17

Pledge Taken for ‘ Conservation of

Rivers’ by Isha Foundation

Co-ordinators, Coimbatore.

12-09-17

&

13-09-17

Eye Camp-Eye Screening was organized for students at our college campus by

Eye Foundation, Mettupalayam, Cbe

27-09-17

NSS Day was celebrated and the Chief guest was Dr.N.R.SureshBabu,

Associate Professor, Department of

social work, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore.

04-01-18

Seminar on ‘Solid Waste Management’

by Mr.Stalin,School Students programme co-ordinator, ITC,

Thekampatty, Cbe

NSS Volunteers Participation

08-06-17 Blood Donation at PSG Hospitals, Cbe.

21-06-17 3rd World Yoga Day at Bharathiar

University,Cbe

25-06-17 Car Free Sunday at R.S.Puram,Cbe

[ Traffic Awareness programme ]

30-06-17 Blood Donation at Ganga Hospitals ,Cbe

30-07-17 International Yoga Competition at Perks

School , Singanallur, Coimbatore.


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12-08-17 Campus Cleaning for College Day

Function at Pioneer Campus

09-09-17 Seminar on Save Our Motherland at

Bharathiar University, Coimbatore.

06-10-17 RD Parade - Pre Training camp

Selection at Bharathiar University, Cbe.

20-10-17

Campus Cleaning for Dengue

Awareness & Tree Plantation, Pioneer

Campus, Coimbatore.

27-10-17

One Day Special Camp - Cleaning

Kowsika River and Distributing

Nilavembu Kashayam at

Ravuthukkallur, Coimbatore.

14-12-17

Campus Cleaning ( Swatch Bharath ) at

Govt. Higher Secondary School,

Karamadai .

06-01-18

07-01-18

Annathana Service & Crowd

Control , Mahaguru Mudhra Meditation Centre

Seeliyur , Coimbatore.

Every

month

Pournami

days

Annathana Service &Crowd

Control at Madeshwaran Temple, Kuttaiyur, Mettupalayam

6.

Student

support

services

Placement

Strengthening

placement and career Counselling.

To organize more number of pool drives.

Communicative

English

To appoint a team of

Faculty members to enhance English

Communicative Skills

of students in addition

to the existing programmes

1 pooled drive and 1 Job Fair were

organised by the placement cell.

Innovative HR Services provided soft skill

training to all Second and Third year

students

Total of 320 students got placed this

semester

All students who attended the interviewed

got placed.

Aptitude training is given to second year

UG students by our Maths and English

department faculty members.

Counselling is given to the students as and

when needed by a psychologist.


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Counselling To give individual

counselling to the

needy students

Club Activities

To motivate the students to improve

their talents

We workout for Govt. Scholarship. The

Management and private Scholarships were

provided for 41 students amounting to

Rs.4,20,150.

There are 6 clubs functioning to motivate

the students to improve their talents. The

six clubs are Eco Club, Skill Club, Cultural

Club , Etiquette Club, Literary Club and

Craft Club.

7.

Seminars/Workshops/

Conferences - To conduct one

National level Seminar/ Workshop/

Conference by each department.

List Enclosed ( List – II )

Dept of Languages organized a One Day

Workshop on “Art of Communication” on

13.07.17.


organized Marketing Mela on 02.08.17.

Dept of Computer Applications organized A

One Day Workshop on “Handling Data in R”

on 7.10.17


Applications organized an International

Conference on Innovative trends in Computer

Science and Applications (ICITCSA ’18) on

04.01.18.


Applications organized XAVION’18 – A State

Level Technical Symposium on 02.02.18


organized a National Level Workshop on

Applications in Research on 02.03.18.

Dept of Mathematics organized a National

Level Intercollegiate Meet - MATH

BEATZz ’18 on 20.02.18.


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8.

Guest lectures -To conduct at least

two Guest lectures per semester by

each department

List Enclosed ( List – III )

26 Guest lectures were organised by all the

departments

Department No.Of Guest

lectures

Commerce 4

Management 4

Computer Science 4

Computer

Applications 4

Mathematics 4

Language(Tamil -

4 & English – 2) 6

9.

Publications - Encourage the

faculty members to publish in

peer-reviewed journals

List Enclosed ( List – IV )

Faculty members attended National and

International conferences, presented and

published papers in proceedings and journals.

10

Faculty improvement

To conduct more number of

FDP during this academic year.

To encourage more number of

faculty members to clear

NET/SET examinations.

To encourage the faculty members to qualify for M.Phil

& Ph.D.

To encourage faculty members to attend more number of

Faculty Development

programmes

“Emotional Intelligence” a 2 Day Faculty

Development Programme was organized on

18.07.17 & 19.07.17 in collaboration with

ICTACT. The Resource person was

Ms.Kalpana Gopal,Soft Skill Trainer, ICTACT,

Chennai.

3 other Faculty Development Programmes (3

Hrs) were organized.

“ positive perspective on Research and its

implications” by Dr.A.Malathi, Assistant

Professor, PG and Research Department of

Computer Science, Govt. Arts College ,

Coimbatore on 03.03.18.


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List Enclosed ( List – V )

2.”Classroom Psychology” by Dr.B.Selvaraj,

Associate Professor, Dept of Psychology , Govt.

Arts College , Coimbatore on 04.03.18.

3. “Outcome Based Education and Bloom’s

Taxanomy” by

Dr.N.Muthumani M.Sc., M.Phil., NET., Ph.D,


Department of Computer Applications,

Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science,

Coimbatore.

Most of the Faculty members appeared for NET and SET.

Mrs.K.Malathi of Commerce qualified the

SET.

5 of our Faculty Members registered for

Ph.D and 1 Faculty Member for M.Phil in

our institution.

We are a member of ICTACT and they

conduct FDPs for our faculty members to enrich knowledge with recent technologies.

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Extension Activities

To carry out two extension activity

per year by each department

05-06-17

World Environment Day

Boys Participated in Plastics

cleaning at Palamalai hills by

trekking.

Girls Participated in a rally from Pioneer College to

Thirumalainaicken Palayam on

Clean Environment Awareness Programme

11-07-17 World population day-Rally

College campus to Periyanaicken

Palayam

08-08-17

Cleaning the Campus

Varaki Manthralayam Swami Thottam, Samichettipalayam,

Cbe


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07-10-17


Awareness on Tree plantation Selvapuram Village, Veerapandi,

Coimbatore

07-10-17

The joy of giving week Distribution of Snacks and Sweets Old

age Home called “Angel Charitable

Trust”, K.R.Nagar, Veerapandi

Coimbatore.



“Marudhur village” - Karamadai

08-10-17


Distribution of Food

Govt. hospital, Mettupalayam

09-10-17



Students of Thirumalainaikenpalayam Primary school

10-10-17 Distribution of Stationaries to

Students of Kasthuripalayam Primary School

13-10-17

World Food Day

Seminar on “Don’t waste food” By the Edudharma Coordinators at

Devarajan Auditorium

Rally “ Don’t Waste Food” from

Pioneer College to

Perianaickenpalayam

13-02-18 Career Guidance and Counseling - Students of Govt Hr. School, Pannimadai School

10-03-18 Eradication of Plastics

Kothagiri Road, Mettupalayam.

15-03-18

World Consumer Day - Rally

From Pioneer College to

Perianaickenpalayam

15-05-18

International Biological Diversity Day

(23.05.18) Celebration Awareness

Programme

Pillur , Mettupalayam


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15-05-18

Distribution of Stationary items

Lunch Box , Clothes to Tribal

Peoples

Surandi Village, Velliangadu

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Other Events - To celebrate

important National Days , Special Days like Freshers Day , Farewell

Day etc and Festival Days like

Pongal ,Christmas.

30-06-17 Freshers Day

09-07-17 Alumni Meet

12-08-17 College Day

15-08-17 Independence Day

01-09-17 Onam Celebrations

02-09-17 Teachers’ Day Celebrations

28-12-17 Christmas Celebrations

16-12-17

&

12-01-18

Margazhi Utzavam

12-01-18 Pongal Celebrations

26-01-18 Republic Day

27-02-18

FN Placement Day

27-02-18

AN Farewell Day

NSS - Regular Activities(2017-2018)

NSS - Events Organised List - I

S.No Date Event

Chief Guest

Name with

Official Address

Venue

No. of

Students

participated

Beneficiaries


53

NSS Volunteers Participation In Activities Inside and Outside the Campus List - I

1 16-06-17

World Elder Abuse

Awareness

Programme

Dr.S.Mahendran

Principal

Pioneer College

Auditorium All Students Students

2 08-08-17

Seminar

on

Personality

Development

Dr.K.Kandappan

Dean Student’s

Development

Department

SRKV Arts and

Science College

Pioneer College

Auditorium

I year - All

Students Students

3 26-08-17

Seminar

on

Traffic Rules

Mr.A Vetrivel

Murugan., MA,BL

Inspector of

Police,

Perianaicken

palayam

Pioneer College

Seminar Hall 50 Students Students

4 28-08-17

Pledge Taken for

‘ Conservation of

Rivers’

Isha Foundation

Co-ordinators

Pioneer College

Auditorium

1100

Students Students

5

12-09-17

&

13-09-17

Eye Camp

Eye Foundation

Doctors & Team

Mettupalayam

Pioneer College

Seminar Hall

20 NSS

Volunteers

(10 Boys

10 Girls)

Students,Teac

hing Staff and

non-Teaching

Staff,

Students

6 27-09-17 NSS Day

Celebration

Dr.N.R.Suresh

Babu, Associate

professor,

Department of

social

work,Bharathiar

University

Pioneer College

Auditorium

200 NSS

Volunteers Students

7 04-01-18

Seminar

on

‘Solid Waste

Management’

Mr.Stalin,

School students

programme co-

ordinator,ITC,

Thekampatty

Pioneer College

Seminar Hall

200 NSS

Volunteers Students

S.No Date Event

Chief Guest

Name with

Official

Address

Venue

No. of

Students

participated

Beneficiaries


54

NSS Special Camp Activities (2017-2018) List – I

Duration : 24-12-17 to 30-12-2017

1 08-06-17 Blood Donation

-

P.S.G.

Hospital, Cbe

4 NSS

Volunteers Patient

2 21-06-17 3rd World Yoga Day - Bharathiar

University, Cbe

61 NSS

Volunteers Students

3 25-06-17

Car Free Sunday Traffic Awareness

programme was

organized through

Cultural show

Dr.Kavidasan Director(HR)

Roots Group

of Industries,

Coimbatore.

R.S.Puram 20 NSS

Volunteers Public

4 30-06-17

Blood Donation

- Ganga Hospital

Coimbatore

01 NSS

Volunteer Patient

5 30-07-17 International

Yoga Competition -

Perks Matric School

Singanallur,

Coimbatore

74 NSS

Volunteers Students


College Day Function - Pioneer College

20 NSS

Volunteers College

7 09-09-17 Seminar

on

Save Our Motherland

-

Bharathiar

University,

Coimbatore

30 NSS

Volunteers Students

8 06-10-17 RD Parade Pre

Training camp Selection

-

Bharathiar

University,

Coimbatore

2 NSS

Volunteers Students


Dengue Awareness &

Plant Sapling

- Pioneer College

70 NSS

Volunteers College

10 27-10-17

One Day Special Camp

Cleaning Kowsika River

and Distributing

Nilavembu Kashayam

-

Ravuththakollanur,

Coimbatore

35 Boys -

NSS

Volunteers

(NSS Pos)

Public &

Middle School

Students and

Teaching Staff

11 14-12-17 Campus Cleaning

Swatch Bharath

-

Karamadai

Government Higher Secondary School

45 NSS

Volunteers

Karamadai

Govt High Sec School

12 06-01-18

07-01-18

Annathana Service&

Crowd

Control

Former Chief

Minister

Mr.Rangasami Pondicherry

Mahaguru

Mudhra

Meditation Centre Seeliyur,Cbe

9 NSS

Volunteers

Public

13

Every

month

Pournami

days

Annathana Service

&Crowd

Control

-

Madeshwaran

Temple, Kuttaiyur

Mettupalayam

-

Public


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Place : Panchayat Union Middle School , Neelampathi.

Adopted Villages : Neelampathi , Ookaiyanoor , Mottiyur, Tholampalayam , Poolapathi

S.No Date Event Guest Name Place No:of Students

participated

1 24-12-17

Inauguration of the

Special camp

R.Baskar,

N.S.S Co-ordinator,


Mr.K.Duraisamy,

Parents Teacher

Association,

Panchayath Union Middle

School, Neelampathi

Mrs.A.Sumathi,

Head Mistress,

Panchayath Union Middle

School, Neelampathi

Panchayath

Union Middle

School,

Neelampathi

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

2 25-12-17

Basic

Survey

Seminar on

Consumer

Protection Rights

-

Mr.N.Mathivannan

Advocate, Coimbatore

Village

Community

Hall,

Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

3 26-12-17

Eye Camp by

Eye Foundation,

Mettupalayam

AIDS Awareness

Eye Foundation

Doctors and Team

Mettupalayam

Dr.K.Mahadevan

Dept of Dermatology,

PSG Institute of Medical

Science, Coimbatore

Tholampalayam

village,

Community Hall,

Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

Neelampathi

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

4

27-12-17

Veterinary special

camp

Stress

Management &

Duty of Indian

Dr.Sulochana Bv.Sc &

AH

Dr.S.V.Saravanan , B.E.,

M.E., Ph.D., M.B.A.,

D.Lit.Principal Asian

Ookaiyanur

Community Hall

Community

Hall,

Panchayath

50 NSS

Volunteers

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls


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citizen Engineering college. Union,

Neelampathi

100 Boys)

5

28-12-17

Treking

Leadership &

Quality of

Personality

Development

Mrs.Sandhamani

President of Ookaiyanur.

Head Master

Vukkaiyanur.

Mr.Jaganathan President,

Rotary Coimbatore

Cosmopolitan, Kaatur.

Thogaimalai

Ranganathar

Kovil,Seeliyur

Community

Hall,

Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

50 Students

150 Students

6

29-12-17

Dengue Fever

Awareness

Campus cleaning

Temple cleaning

Seminar on

Implementation of

Knowledge

Dr.S.Mahendran Principal

of Pioneer College

Mr.A.Ravichanran, B.D.O

Mr. K. Manickraj

Mr. R. Vijaykumar

Mr. Aanandha Hariharan

Ex- Director, Career

Ladder Consultancy.

Tholampalayam

Panchayath

Union Middle

School,

Thennamgombu

Maariamman

Temple,

Neelampathi.

Community

Hall,

Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

7

30-12-17

Yoga Training

Patti Mandram

Validictory

Function

Mr.SevapurManikam

Yoga teacher,

Periyanaicken palayam

Prof.Rajapan

Pioneer College

Mr.C.Rangarajan

Pioneer College

Dr.R.Baskar

N.S.S Co-ordinator


Panchayath

Union Middle

School,

Neelampathi

Community

Hall,

Panchayath

Union,

Neelampathi

Panchayath

Union Middle

School,

Neelampathi

200 NSS

Volunteers

(100 Girls

100 Boys)

6

100 Girls

100 boys

Seminars, Workshops, Conferences, Symposia Organized (2017-2018) List - II


57

S.No Department Date

Seminar/

Workshop/

Conference/

Symposia

Chief Guest With

Designation and Official

Address

Topic Handled

1

Commerce

&

Business

Administration

02-08-17

Mega Marketing

Mela – Pioneer

Mart’17

Mr.E.Annadurai, Kennadey

Gas Agency Inauguration

2 02-03-18

National Level

Workshop on

“Applications in

Research”

Dr.R.Velumurugan,

Associate Professor Of

Commerce,

Karpagam University,

Coimbatore – 641021.

Dr. Selvaraju,

Assistant Professor And

Head, Department Of Co-

Operative Management,

Rajiv Gandhi Arts And

Science College,

Pondicheery University,

Pudhucherry- 605 007

Dr. K.Ramya,

Assistant Professor (SS),

Avinasilingam School of

Management Technology,

Avinasilingam Institute for

Home Science & Higher

Education for Women,

Coimbatore – 6410 043

SPSS Package

Tools

Basics of

Research Types

of data

collection,framing

of questions in

Thesis

Ethics in

Research

3

Computer

Science &

Computer

Applications

04-01-18

International

Conference

ICITCSA’18

Dr.Boopathi

Gopalakrishnan

Professor, Faculty of

Engineering and Applied Science , Botho University

Education Park, Gaborone

Botswana

Data Mining tools

in Health

Information

Mr.Makesh

Gopalakrishnan

Founder – Crayon’d ,

Stamford , USA

Internet of Things


58

4

Computer

Science

&

Computer

Applications

02-02-18 Symposium

XAVION’18

Dr.S.V.Saravanakumar

Principal, Asian College of Engineering and Technology,

Coimbatore.

Overview of Big

Data, Artificial

Intelligence and

other aspects

5 Computer

Applications 07-10-17

A One Day

Workshop

Mrs.K.Nandhini &

Ms.G.Suganya PhD., research Scholar,

Department of Computer

Science, Bharathiyar University,

Coimbatore

Handling Data on

R

6 Dept of

Languages 13-07-17

Workshop on

Art of

Communication

“¦Á¡Æ¢ò¾¢Èý

ÅÇ÷îº¢ô

ÀÂ¢ÄÃí¸õ”

Prof. R.Chinnasami, Dean, (Retd), Students

Welfare, Amirta University,

Coimbatore.

“Practical

English”

Lion I.Baskar,

ADVOCATE, Editor Vetri Paathai Maatha

Ithal,

Lions Club International,

Dist 324B1

“Neengalum

Peechalar

Akalam”

Mrs.Priya Gangatharan,

Managing Director, SVK Agencies,

Somanur .

Lion

Adv.M.N.Sivagnanam, Speaker, Trainer, Writer,

Lions Club International,

Dist 324B1

7 Mathematics 20-02-18

National Level

Inter-Collegiate

Meet

Dr.B.Satheesh Kumar,

Head, Dept of Mathematics

(CA)

Dr.NGP College of Arts and

Science , Coimbatore – 48

Importance of

Mathematics


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Guest Lectures Organised By Various Departments (2017-2018) List - III

S.No

Department

Date

Resource Person Name with Address

Topic Handled

1

Commerce

12-07-17 K.Thangaraj, M.Com.,NET,(PhD).,CEGP.,

BSE-IPF, Aashirvaadh group of companies

Capital Market

Awareness

2 29-09-17

Dr.V.Bhuvaneshwari,

Assistant Professor, Head B.Com(Ecom),

PSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore

Emotional

Intelligence

3 16-02-18

Mrs.Yesther Jansi,

Asst.Professor,

CMS College of Science and Commerce,Cbe

Personality

Development

4 21-02-18

Mr.Prawin Rambho

Jan,BE,M.SC(PHY),NLP(USA),

National Stock Exchange, Mumbai

Investment

Awareness

5

Business

Administration

10-07-17

Dr.S.Mohan

HOD of Management Department

Dr.NGP College of Arts & Science, Coimbatore

Handshake

6

17-08-17

Dr.R.Geetha Ramani Assistant professor

Department of Business Administration

Government Arts College, Coimbatore.

Attitude Virus

7 14-03-18

Dr.M.Gowrisankar

Head of Management Department,

Maharaja College of Arts and Science ,

Neelaambur , Coimbatore

Emotional

Intelligence

8 15-03-18

Dr.S.Kavitha

Assistant Professor

Department of BBA(CA)

Sankara College of Science and Commerce

Personality

Development

9

Computer

Science

07-07-17

Dr.Radha Damodaram,


School Of Computer Science,

CMS College Of Science And Commerce

Attitude Wins

The Race


60

10 01-08-17

Dr.D.Karthika,

Assistant Professor,

P.K.R Arts College For Women,

Gopichettipalayam

Future Technology

In Computer Science

11

Computer

Science

06-02-18

Dr.K.Santhi, MCA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,


Department of Computer Science,

Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science for

Women, Coimbatore.

“Understanding the

Cloud : Its Child’s

Play”

12 15-02-18

Mr.R.Jaikumar,M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

Assistant Professor

Department of Computer Science

Sankara College of Science and Commerce,

Coimbatore

“Augment Reality”

13

Computer

Applications

14-07-17

Dr.R.Sabitha,

Professor, Department Of ECE

Department Of ECE,

Hindustan College Of Engineering And

Technology

Trends And

Techniques

Of Research

14 09-08-17

Dr.V.Vasanthi


Department Of Computer Science,

Rathinam College Of Arts and Science

Introduction To

Computer Networks

15 06-02-18

Dr.Kalpana.G, MCA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Associate Professor,

Department of Computer Science,

Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science for Women,

Coimbatore.

Overview of cloud

computing

16 13-02-18 Mr.M.Eswaran,

Technical Manager,Livestream Technologies, Cbe

“PHP/MySQL/

MongoDB”

17

Mathematics

05-07-17

Mr.M.Gnanasekar, Assistant Professor, Department

of Mathematics, Rathinam College of Arts and

Science, Coimbatore

Amazing in

Mathematics

18 09-10-17

Dr.G.Uma, Assistant Professor, Department of

Mathematics, PSG College of Arts and Science,

Coimbatore

Prompting Career

Prospects in

Statistics


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19 10-01-18

Y.Preethiceon, Assistant Professor, Department of

Mathematics, KG College of Arts and Science,

Coimbatore.

Mathematical

Statement

20 14-03-18

Dr.V.Rajendran, Assistant Professor, Department

of Mathematics, Kongunadu College of Arts and

Science, Coimbatore.

“Research in

Mathematics”

21

Tamil

06-07-17 Dr.N.Kuppuswamy,

Head, Department Of Tamil,

Dr.N.G.P College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore

Anpendru kottu

murase

“«ý¦ÀýÚ ¦¸¡ðÎ ÓÃ§º”

22 11-09-17 Dr.C.Deepa,

Assistant Professor, Department Of Tamil, VLB College of Arts and Science,Coimbatore

Bharathiyin

Panmuka Thanmai

“À¡Ã¾¢Â¢ý ÀýÓ¸ò

¾ý¨Á”

23 04-10-17

Mr.N.Nanjundan, Secretary, Kaban Kalagam, Coimbatore

&

Mr.S.Murali, Joint Secretary,

Kaban Kalagam, Coimbatore

Sulalum solarangam

“ÍÆÖõ ¦º¡øÄÃí¸õ

“À¡Ä¸¡ñ¼ò¾¢ø

¦ÀÃ¢Ðõ Å¢ïº¢

¿¢üÌõ ¯½÷×”

24 16-02-18 Dr.S.Sathish Kumar

Assistant Professor ,Department of Tamil, Kongunadu College of Arts and Science, Cbe

Eera Nenginar ;

Yaadhum kuraivilar

25

English

18-08-17

Dr.R. Karunambiga,

Associate Professor & Head, Department of English,

Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science

Coimbatore-14.

“Communication

and Personality

Development”

26 08-03-18 Dr.E.Arokya Shylaja

Assistant Professor of English,

Bishop Appasamy Arts and Science College

How to Develop four

skills in Language

Learning


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Publications by Faculty Members(2017-2018) List - IV

S.No Dept Faculty Title of the

paper

N/I

/S

Proceedin

g/ Journal

with

impact

factor

ISBN/

ISSN

NO./VO

L

Organisation

/Institution/

Publisher

1

Commerce

Mrs.S.Devipriya

Consumers perspective

towards solar panel products

I Journal ISSN

2231- 1009

International journal

of research in

computer application

and management

2 Mrs.R.Vijaya

A study on

Reader’s

satisfaction on online newspaper

services in cbe city

I 1.259 ISSN

:2349-0187

EPRA International

Journal of Economic

and Business Review

3

Computer Science

Mrs.N.Valarmathy

Network Security

and Crptography

techniques I Journal

ISSN:0974-9713,

9(9):229-231

CIIT International

Journal of

Networking and Communication

Engineering

4 Big Data Security

Analysis a Study I Journal

ISSN:0974-9756,,

9(9):198-202

CIIT International

Journal of Wireless Communication

5

Computer

Applications

Mrs.C.Bhuvaneswari

Data Security in

System Socket

Layer

I Journal

ISSN:0974-9713,

9(9):232-234

CIIT International Journal of

Networking and

Communication Engineering

6 Ms.S.Sabeena Prediction of Heart

Disease Using AI

and NLP

I Journal ISSN:2347-2693,

6(2): 153-

International Journal of

Computer Sciences


63

Techniques 157 and Engineering

7 Ms.S.Sabeena

Dengue Fever

Prediction using

Data mining

Techniques

I Journal

ISSN:0974-9659,

9(9):195-197

CIIT International

Journal of Automation and

Autonomous System

8 Computer

Applications Ms.S.Sabeena

Intellectual Vehicle

Safety by Using

Data Mining

Techniques

I Journal

ISSN:0974-9705,

9(9):188-190

CIIT International

Journal of Digital Signal Processing

9

Mathematics

Mrs.R.Yavana priya

A study on

Applications of

Fuzzy graphs. I

Proceeding

978-1-

941505-95-3

KG College Of Arts And Science

10 Mrs.P.Poongodi A study on Ebola

Disease using

Rough set theory I

978-1-

941505-95-3

11 Mrs.M.Savitha

A study on

Analysis of

Queuing theory

with Applications

I 978-1-

941505-95-3

12 Ms.S.Sasikala

A study on regular

graphs and fuzzy

spaning graph with

labeling graph

I 978-1-

941505-95-3

13 Mrs.R.Ranjana

devi A Study on edges in fuzzy graphs

I

Proceeding

978-1-941505-

95-3 KG College Of

Arts And Science

14 Mrs.R.Priyanga

A study on

fractional calculus

with various field Application.

I 978-1-

941505-95-3

15

Tamil Mrs.N.Karunambiga

Balakandathil

Kanalakum Vaalviyal Koorukal

I

Proceeding

978-93-

5281-553-1

VLB College of Arts & Science

16 Thaganam-

Puthiyathor Ullakam

I 978-93-

85264-42-0

PSGR Krishnammal

College For Women, Cbe


64

FDP Organised (2017-2018) List - V

FDP Attended by Faculty Members(2017-2018)

S.No Date Resource Person Topic

1

18-07-17

&

19-07-17

Ms.Kalapana Gopal

Soft Skill Trainer,ICTACT

Academy,Chennai,Tamil Nadu

Emotional Intelligence

2 03-03-18

Dr.A.Malathi M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D(CS).,


PG and Research Department Of Computer

Science,

Government Arts College (Autonomous),

Coimbatore.

A Positive Perspective On

Research And Its

Implications

3 04-03-18

Dr.B.Selvaraj


Department of Psychology,

Govt. College of Arts and Science,

Coimbatore.

Classroom Psychology

4 10-04-18

Dr.N.Muthumani

M.Sc.,M.Phil.,NET.,Ph.D., Associate

Professor, Department of Computer

Applications,

Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts and

Science, Coimbatore

Outcome Based Education

And Blooms Taxonomy

S.No

Department Date Faculty Name FDP -Topic

Organisation Name


65

1

Commerce

30-06-17

Mrs.R.Vijaya

GST Roll out – An

academic perspective

Sri Ramakrishna

College of Arts and

Science for women

2 Mrs.V.Aarthi

3 18-07-17

&

19-07-17

Mrs.S.Devipriya


ICT Academy &

Pioneer College of Arts

and Science

4 Mrs.R.Chitra

5

Commerce

10-08-17

Mr.M.Kumaresan

Faculty Knowledge

Program

IBS – ICFAI Business

School

6 23-03-18 Dr.S.Mahendran

Principal Bridge 2018

ICT Academy ,

Chennai

7

Business

Administration

18-07-17

&

19-07-17

Mr.P.Rajappan Emotional Intelligence

ICT Academy

&Pioneer College Of

Arts And Science 8 Ms.S.Poornima

9

28-07-17

Mr.B.Bheemaraj Entrepreneurship

Pre-Incubation Centre

Orientation

programme

Sankara College of

Science and

Commerce,Cbe 10 Mrs.S.Gomathi

11

Computer

Science

10-07-17

&

11-07-17

Mrs.S.Subhashini Internet of things Bharathiar university,

coimbatore

12

18-07-17

&

19-07-17

Mrs.K.Vasanthi Emotional Intelligence

ICT Academy

&Pioneer College Of

Arts And Science

13

07-09-17

&

08-09-17

Mrs.S.Diviya Internet of things

Rathinam

College,Coimbatore.

14

06-12-17

&

07-12-17

Ms.M.Ragavi Introduction to R-

programming.

Sri Ramakarishna

Institute of

Technology,

Coimbatore.

15 06-03-18 Mrs.R.Kanchana

Bio Computational

Methods using Python

and pearl

PSGR Krishnamal

college for Women


66

16

19-03-18

&

20-03-18

Mrs.P.Sunitha

Introduction of Cloud

Infrastructure &

Service

Nehru Institute of

Technology,

Coimbatore

17 23-08-17 Mrs.M.Sofia Youth Leadership –

Summit 2017

Codissia Trade Fair

Complex, Cbe

18

23-03-18

&

24-03-18

Mr.K.Manickaraj Introduction to Mobile

Applications

Janson Institute of

Technology,

Karumathampatti

19

Computer

Applications

10-07-17

&

11-07-17

Ms.R.Divya Internet of Things Bharathiar University.

Coimbatore

20 13-07-17 Dr.N.Balakumar AWS Educate day-

2017 Radisson Blu GRT

21

18-07-17

&

19-07-17

Ms.V.Attchara Emotional Intelligence

Pioneer College of Arts

and Science,

Jothipuram

22 23-08-17 Mrs.A.Vaishnavi Youth Leadership –

Summit 2017

Codissia Trade Fair

Complex, Cbe

23

07-09-17

&

08-09-17

Ms.S.Sabeena Internet Of Things Rathinam College,

Coimbatore

24

06-11- 17

&

07-11-17

Mrs.B.Prabadevi Traihead developer

Educator workshop

Dr.N.G.P Institute of

technology,

Coimbatore

25

09-11-17

&

10-11-17

Mrs.P.Rukmanidevi

Introduction to

Internet of Things

Avinashilingam

institute for home

science & higher

education for

women, Coimbatore

26 Mrs.C.Bhuvaneshwari

27

06-12-17

&

07-12-17

Mrs.Kalaivani Introduction to R

Programming

Sri Ramakrishna

Institute of

Technology,

Coimbatore.

28

19-03-17

&

20-03-17

Dr.S.Krishnaveni

Introduction to Cloud

Infrastructure &

Service

Nehru Institute of

Technology,

Coimbatore


67

Seminars , Conferences, Symposium participated By Faculty Members(2017-18) List - V

29 06-03-18 Ms.S.Sabeena

Bio Computational

Methods using Python

and pearl

PSGR Krishnamal

college for Women,

Coimbatore

30

23-03-18

&

24-.3-18

Ms.M.Hemalatha Introduction to Mobile

Applications

Janson Institute of

Technology,

Karumathampatti

31 Mathematics

18-07-17

&

19-7-17

Mrs.R.Yavanapriya


ICT Academy

&Pioneer College Of

Arts And Science Mrs.P.Poongodi

32

Mathematics

13-07-17 Mrs.R.Yavanapriya Essentials of Teaching

and Learning

SNS Group of

Institution

33

05-10-17

&

06-10-17

Ms.Sasikala.S Emotional Intelligence

ICT ACADEMY&

PSGR Krishnammal

College for Women

34 Tamil

18-07-17

&

19-07-17

Mrs.N.Karunambiga Emotional Intelligence

ICT Academy

& Pioneer college of

Arts and Science

35 English

18-07-17

&

19.07-17

Mrs.M.Chitra Emotional Intelligence

ICT Academy

& Pioneer college of

Arts and Science

S.No Department Date Faculty Name Seminars / Conferences,

Symposia Topic

Seminar/

Conferen

ce/

Symposia

I/N

/S/

O

Organisation

Name

1 Commerce 25-11-17 Dr.S.Mahendran

Principal

AVANTEACH, Torch

bearers of Education,

2017

Conference S

Association of

self-financing

Arts, Science

&

Management

Colleges of


68

Tamilnadu.

86, West Club

Road, Race

Course, Cbe

2 Business

Administration 17-07-17 Mr.P.Rajappan

Dynamics and

Ramifications of

Corporate Finance in

India

Seminar I

Dr.S.N.S.

Rajalakshmi

College of arts

and Science,

Cbe

3

Business

Administration 17-07-17

Ms.S.Poornima

Dynamics and

Ramifications of


India

Seminar I

Dr.S.N.S.

Rajalakshmi

College of arts

and Science,

Cbe

4 Mr.B.Bheemaraj

Dynamics and

Ramifications of


India

Seminar I

5 Mrs.S.Gomathi

Dynamics and

Ramifications of


India

Seminar I

6

Computer

Science

07-12-17

&

08-12-17

Mrs.N.Valarmathy

The Promise of ICT

usage for Quality

Improvement in Higher

Education

Seminar

N

Sri

Ramakrishna

College of Arts

and Science

for Women,

Cbe

7 15-12-17 Mrs.T.Nandhini

Future of Mobile

Technologies and

Artificial Intelligence

(SFMTAI’17)

Seminar S

Bharathiar

University,

Cbe

8 24-01-18 Mrs.M.Sofia Emerging Social,

Mobile, Analytics and Conference

I

Sri

Ramakrishna

College of Arts


69

Cloud and Science

for Women,

Cbe

9 Computer

Applications 12-10-17 Ms.R.Divya

Next Generation

Computing

Technologies

Conference I

Sankara

College of

Science and

Commerce,

Cbe

10 Computer

Applications

07-12-17

&

08-12-17

Mrs.R.Anusuya

The Promise of ICT

usage for Quality

Improvement in Higher

Education

Seminar

N

Sri

Ramakrishna

College of Arts

and Science

for Women,

Cbe

11

Mathematics

21-09-17 Mrs.P.Poongodi Moral And Ethical

Values Seminar N

St.Paul’s

College of Arts

and Science

for

Women,Cbe

12

04-05-18

Ms.Sasikala.S “Mathematical Model

of stem Cell

Differentiation and

Tissue Regeneration

Using Stochastic

Noise”

Seminar N

Sri Krishna

College Of

Arts and

Science, Cbe

13 Mrs.R.Ranjana devi

14 Ms.K.Sangeetha

15

10-05-18

&

11-05-18

Ms.Sasikala.S “Mathematical Model

of Cancer Growth &

treatment Using

Radiotherapy and

Immunotherapy ”

Seminar N

P.A.College of

Engineering

and

Technology,

Pollachi

16 Mrs.R.Ranjana devi

17 Ms.K.Sangeetha

18 Mrs.R.Yavana priya

19 Tamil 22-08-17 Mrs.N.Karunambiga Valamaana Vaalvirku

chitthargalin karu Seminar N Sri

Ramakrishna


70

Workshops Attended by Faculty Members (2017-2018) List - V

urpaththi chinthanaikal

ÅÇÁ¡É Å¡úÅ¢üÌ

º¢ò¾÷¸Ç¢ý ¸Õ

¯üÀò¾¢î º¢ó¾¨É¸û

Mission

Vidhyala

College of Arts

and

Science,Cbe

20 English 27-09-17 Mrs.M.Chitra

A One Day National

level Conference on

“ English for specific

careers:Mass

Communication and

Administration

Conference N

Kongunadu

Arts and

Science

College, Cbe

S.No Department Date Faculty Name Workshop Topic Organisation

1 Commerce 28-07-17 Mrs.S.Devipriya

Entrepreneurship Pre

– Incubation Centre

Orientation

Programme

Sankara College of

Science and

Commerce

2

Computer

Science

15-06-17

&

16-06-17

Mr.K.Manickaraj Sales force trailhead

P.S.G institute of

technology,

coimbatore

3 31-07-17 Mrs.M.Sofia Matlab for Solving

Research Problems

Dr.N.G.P Arts and

Science College

4

08-01- 18

&

12-01- 18

Mr.R.Vijayakumar

Database Design and

Programming with

SQL

Sri Krishna College

of Engineering and

Technology,

Coimbatore


71

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study Manuals)

Shaping the Career Goals of Students

ACT(Aim, Commit, get Trained) to Achieve

*ANNEXURE-III

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

1. World Environment Day-Rally

2. World Environment Day –Plastic Cleaning

3. The Joy of Giving Week-Cleaning the environment,Awarness on Tree plantation

4. One day special Camp-Cleaning of Kowshika River

7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (For example SWOT Analysis)

5 University Ranks were produced this year

5 03-02-18 Mrs.N.Valarmathy

NAAC revised

Assessment and

Framework

Accreditation

Framework

Organised by IQAC

at Bharathiar

University

6

Computer

Applications

15-06-17

&

16-06-17

Mrs.B.Prabadevi Sales Force Trailhead

P.S.G Institute Of

Technology,

Coimbatore

7 28-08-17 Mr.C.Rangarajan Data analytics using

MATLAB

Bharathiar

University Arts And

Science College,

Valparai

8

08-01- 18

&

12-01- 18

Dr.N.Balakumar

Database Design and

Programming with

SQL

Sri Krishna College

of Engineering and

Technology,

Coimbatore

√


72

8. Plans of institution for next year

1. To include Yoga classes for all the students in the regular stream.

2. To include Yoga classes for faculty members after college hours

3.To organize more workshops for the students

4.To organize Communication skill development Programmes for faculty members.

Name: Mrs.N.Valarmathy Name: Dr.S.Mahendran

_______________________________ _______________________________

Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

_______***_______


73

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2017 – 2018 ANNEXURE- I

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER JUNE 2017

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Thu I COLLEGE REOPENS FOR SENOIR STUDENTS 1

2 Fri II 2

3 Sat -- --

4 Sun -- --

5 Mon III WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 3

6 Tue IV

4

7 Wed V 5

8 Thu VI 6

9 Fri I 7

10 Sat -- 8

11 Sun --

--

12 Mon II

9

13 Tue III EXTENSION ACTIVITY BBA DEPT 10

14 Wed IV COLLEGE OPENS FOR I YEAR UG STUDENTS WORLD BLOOD DONORS DAY 11

15 Thu V ORIENTATION 12

16 Fri VI 13

17 Sat -- 14

18 Sun -- --

19 Mon I 15

20 Tue II ORIENTATION 16

21 Wed III 17

22 Thu IV 18

23 Fri V 19

24 Sat -- 20

25 Sun --

--

26 Mon -- RAMZAN --

27 Tue VI

21

28 Wed I

22

29 Thu II

23

30 Fri III FRESHERS DAY 24


74

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER JULY 2017

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Sat -- 25

2 Sun -- --

3 Mon IV INAUGURATION OF ACTIVITIES-COMP.SCIENCE DEPT 26

4 Tue V 27

5 Wed VI INAUGURATION OF ACTIVITIES, GUEST LECTURE-MATHS DEPT 28

6 Thu I INAUGURATION OF ACTIVITIES, GUEST LECTURE-LANGUAGE DEPT 29

7 Fri II INAUGURATION OF ACTIVITIES, GUEST LECTURE I-BCA DEPT 30

8 Sat -- 31

9 Sun -- ALUMNI MEET --

10 Mon III INAUGURATION OF ACTIVITIES, GUEST LECTURE-BBA DEPT 32

11 Tue IV WORLD POPULATION DAY- EXTENSION ACTIVITY BCA DEPT 33

12 Wed V COMMENCEMENT OF SELECTION OF PLAYERS FOR VARIOUS GAMES 34

13 Thu VI

35

14 Fri I 36

15 Sat -- FDP - ICTACT --

16 Sun --

--

17 Mon II 37

18 Tue III

38

19 Wed IV INAUGURATION OF COMMERCE, GUEST LECTURE –COMMERCE DEPT 39

20 Thu V

40

21 Fri VI SELECTION OF ATHELETS 41

22 Sat --

--

23 Sun --

--

24 Mon I 42

25 Tue II 43

26 Wed III 44

27 Thu IV BOYS GROUPING INTO VARIOUS HOUSES 45

28 Fri V GIRLS GROUPING INTO VARIOUS HOUSES 46

29 Sat --

47

30 Sun -- --

31 Mon VI 48


75

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER AUGUST 2017

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Tue I GUEST LECTURE – COMP SCEIENCE DEPT. 49

2 Wed II MARKETING MELA-COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT DEPT 50

3 Thu III AADI PERUKU 51

4 Fri IV 52

5 Sat --

--

6 Sun -- --

7 Mon V 53

8 Tue VI WORLD SENIOR CITIZEN’S DAY- EXTEN ACTIVITY MATHS DEPT, GUEST LEC-COMM DEPT 54

9 Wed I GUEST LECTURE – II BCA DEPT. 55

10 Thu II

56

11 Fri III 57

12 Sat -- FOUNDERS DAY - COLLEGE DAY 58

13 Sun -- --

14 Mon IV INAUGURATION OF INTRA MURAL MATCHES BETWEEN HOUSES 59

15 Tue -- INDEPENDENCE DAY --

16 Wed V 60

17 Thu VI GUEST LECTURE – BBA DEPT 61

18 Fri I GUEST LECTURE – LANGUAGE DEPT 62

19 Sat --

--

20 Sun --

--

21 Mon II

63

22 Tue III

64

23 Wed IV MATH MUSEUM 65

24 Thu V

66

25 Fri -- VINAYAGA CHATHURTHI --

26 Sat --

--

27 Sun --

--

28 Mon VI

67

29 Tue I NATIONAL SPORTS DAY – MINI MARATHON 68

30 Wed II

69


76

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER SEPTEMBER 2017

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Fri IV 71

2 Sat -- BAKRID --

3 Sun -- --

4 Mon -- --

5 Tue V MODIFIED VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT 72

6 Wed VI CONFERENCE-BCA COMP.SCI.DEPT 73

7 Thu I

74

8 Fri II 75

9 Sat --

76

10 Sun --

--

11 Mon III BHARATHI VIZHA – TAMIL DEPT 77

12 Tue IV

78

13 Wed V

79

14 Thu VI

80

15 Fri I EXHIBITION – BCA DEPT 81

16 Sat --

--

17 Sun -- --

18 Mon II

82

19 Tue III

83

20 Wed IV

84

21 Thu V

85

22 Fri VI

86

23 Sat --

87

24 Sun --

--

25 Mon I SUBMISSION OF INSTITUTIONAL REPORT – III B.COM 88

26 Tue II

89

27 Wed III

90

28 Thu IV

91

29 Fri -- AYUTHA POOJA --

31 Thu III

70


77

30 Sat -- VIJAYA DASAMI --

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER OCTOBER 2017

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Sun -- MOHARAM --

2 Mon -- GANDHI JAYANTHI --

3 Tue V 92

4 Wed VI

93

5 Thu I

94

6 Fri II GUEST LECTURE - MATHS DEPT. 95

7 Sat --

96

8 Sun --

--

9 Mon III

97

10 Tue IV

98

11 Wed V SUBMISSION OF INDUSTRIAL REPORT-II M.COM 99

12 Thu VI

100

13 Fri I INTER-DEP TOURNAMENT “MODIFIED VOLLEYBALL 101

14 Sat --

102

15 Sun -- --

16 Mon -- WORLD FOOD DAY-EXTENSION AVTIVITY COM DEPT --

17 Tue --

--

18 Wed -- DEEPAVALI --

19 Thu II

103

20 Fri III

104

21 Sat --

105

22 Sun --

--

23 Mon IV

106

24 Tue V

107

25 Wed VI KANDHA SASHTI 108

26 Thu I

109

27 Fri II

110

28 Sat -- --


78

29 Sun -- DEEPAVALI --

30 Mon III 111

31 Tue IV 112

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER NOVEMBER 2017

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Wed V 113

2 Thu VI 114

3 Fri I 115

4 Sat -- --

5 Sun --

--

6 Mon --

--

7 Tue --

--

8 Wed --

--

9 Thu -- --

10 Fri -- --

11 Sat -- --

12 Sun -- --

13 Mon -- --

14 Tue -- --

15 Wed -- --

16 Thu -- --

17 Fri -- --

18 Sat --

--

19 Sun --

--

20 Mon -- --

21 Tue -- --

22 Wed -- --

23 Thu --

--

24 Fri -- --

25 Sat -- --

26 Sun -- --

27 Mon --

--


79

28 Tue -- --

29 Wed -- --

30 Thu -- --

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER DECEMBER 2017

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Fri I COLLEGE REOPENS FOR EVEN SEMESTER 1

2 Sat -- WORLD AIDS DAY-EXTENSION ACTIVITY --

3 Sun -- --

4 Mon II 2

5 Tue III 3

6 Wed IV

4

7 Thu V

5

8 Fri VI 6

9 Sat -- INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST CORRUPTION 7

10 Sun --

--

11 Mon I 8

12 Tue II

9

13 Wed III

10

14 Thu IV

11

15 Fri V MARGAZHI UTSAV 12

16 Sat --

--

17 Sun -- --

18 Mon VI

13

19 Tue I

14

20 Wed II 15

21 Thu III GUEST LECT-COMP SC. DEPT 16

22 Fri IV RAMANUJAM DAY CELEBRATION-MATHS DEPT 17

23 Sat -- PICK BRAIN-QUIZ COMPETITION FOR SCHOOL STUDENTS 18

24 Sun -- --

25 Mon -- CHRISTMAS --

26 Tue V 19


80

27 Wed VI

20

28 Thu I 21

29 Fri II GUEST LECTURE 3 – COMMERCE DEPT 22

30 Sat -- SPORTS DAY 23

31 Sun --

24

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER JANUARY 2018

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Mon III

25

2 Tue IV 26

3 Wed V GUEST LECTURE 4-COMP.SCI DEPT 27

4 Thu VI 28

5 Fri I GUEST LECTURE III BCA DEPT 29

6 Sat -- --

7 Sun -- --

8 Mon II 30

9 Tue III GUEST LECTURE BBA DEPT 31

10 Wed IV GUEST LECTURE MATHS DEPT 32

11 Thu V

33

12 Fri VI 34

13 Sat -- BOGI --

14 Sun -- PONGAL --

15 Mon -- THIRUVALLUVAR DAY --

16 Tue --

--

17 Wed I 35

18 Thu II

36

19 Fri III

37

20 Sat --

38

21 Sun --

--

22 Mon IV

39

23 Tue V

40

24 Wed VI

41

25 Thu I 42


81

26 Fri -- REPUBLIC DAY --

27 Sat --

43

28 Sun --

-

29 Mon II

44

30 Tue III

45

31 Wed IV

46

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER FEBRUARY 2018

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Thu V 47

2 Fri VI XAVION 18-COMP SCI & BCA DEPT 48

3 Sat -- --

4 Sun -- --

5 Mon I 49

6 Tue II GUEST LECTURE - BBA DEPT 50

7 Wed III . 51

8 Thu IV 52

9 Fri V GUEST LECTURE – IV BCA DEPT. 53

10 Sat --

54

11 Sun -- --

12 Mon VI 55

13 Tue I 56

14 Wed II MATH BEATZZ 18 – MATHS DEPT 57

15 Thu III WORKSHOP - MATHS DEPT. 58

16 Fri IV ENIAC-'17 - CS DEPT. ACTIVITIES 59

17 Sat -- BCA DEPT. - FDP 60

18 Sun --

--

19 Mon V

61

20 Tue VI GUEST LECT – MATHS DEPT 62

21 Wed I

63

22 Thu II

64

23 Fri III

65

24 Sat --

--


82

25 Sun --

--

26 Mon IV

66

27 Tue V

67

28 Wed VI UNIVAC 18 – BCA DEPT 68

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER MARCH 2018

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Thu II GUEST LECTURE –BBA DEPT 69

2 Fri II PROJECT SUBMISSION-COMP.SCI & BCA DEPT 70

3 Sat -- --

4 Sun -- --

5 Mon III PROJECT SUBMISSION –B.COM 71

6 Tue IV B.COM PROJECT REPORT SUBMISSION 72

7 Wed V 73

8 Thu VI WORLD WOMEN'S DAY –LANG DEPT 74

9 Fri I ECSTACY 18 COMMERCE DEPT 75

10 Sat --

76

11 Sun --

--

12 Mon II PROJECT SUBMISSION –M.COM 77

13 Tue III

78

14 Wed IV 79

15 Thu V WORLD CONSUMERS DAY 80

16 Fri VI 81

17 Sat -- --

18 Sun -- TELUGU NEW YEAR --

19 Mon I

82

20 Tue II

83

21 Wed III

84

22 Thu IV

85

23 Fri V

86


83

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER APRIL 2018

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Sun -- --

2 Mon IV 93

3 Tue V LAST WORKING DAY 94

4 Wed --

5 Thu -- --

6 Fri -- --

7 Sat -- WORLD HEALTH DAY --

8 Sun -- --

9 Mon -- --

10 Tue -- --

11 Wed -- --

12 Thu -- --

13 Fri -- --

14 Sat -- --

15 Sun -- TAMIL NEW YEAR --

16 Mon -- --

17 Tue -- --

18 Wed --

--

19 Thu --

--

20 Fri --

--

21 Sat --

--

22 Sun --

--

24 Sat --

87

25 Sun --

--

26 Mon VI

88

27 Tue I

89

28 Wed II

90

29 Thu -- --

30 Fri III PLACEMENT DAY AND FAREWELL DAY 91

31 Sat -- 92


84

23 Mon --

--

24 Tue --

--

25 Wed --

--

26 Thu --

--

27 Fri --

--

28 Sat -- --

29 Sun -- --

30 Mon -- --

DATE DAY DAY

ORDER MAY 2018

NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

1 Tue -- MAY DAY --

2 Wed -- --

3 Thu -- --

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ANNEXURE-II

FEEDBACK ANALYSIS

The girl students expressed their opinion of having an incinerator and therefore it was implemented.

Placement day was organised. The placed students were given the offer letters of the respective

companies. The parents expressed their happiness. Few students were selected by more than 3

companies.


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ANNEXURE- III

Best Practices

Give details of any two best practices, which have contributed to better academic and administrative

functioning of the College.

Two of the best practices are

(i) Shaping the Career Goals of Students

(ii) ACT (Aim, Commit, get Trained ) to Achieve

Best practice - I

Title : Shaping the Career Goals of Students

Objectives of the Practice

To Strengthen placement and Career Counselling to improve employability of students

To organize more number of On campus pool drives.

To provide the students special training to improve their mathematical aptitude.

To assign a team of Faculty members to enhance English Communicative Skills of students in

addition to the existing programmes.

To identify the individual skill set and helping in career goals setting.

The Context

The students strength of our institution is around 1300. Majority of our students are from rural

background and many of them are first generation graduates. They find it difficult to express their views.

Therefore they hesitate to attend interviews .Most them are from government schools where the medium

of instruction is Tamil. So they find it difficult to communicate in English. Some of the problems

identified among them are

1.Students lack communication skills and confidence to face the interviews.

2.Poor mathematical aptitude and logical reasoning

3.Donot initiate to participate in events organised inside and outside the college.

After identifying these problems we planned to overcome all these problems by taking proper

measures so that it can bring in a great change in themselves and help them to face the society in a better

way.


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The Practice

After analysing the problems, few initiatives were made to bring a change in our students.

Therefore, we planned to overcome the hindrances and thereby help the students be placed during their

final year of graduation. The students are prepared to face the interviews. The students are trained to

improve their communication skills, develop leadership qualities, time management and team work.

Final Year students are given 2 hours of placement and 1 hour of Communication skill, second Year

students are given 1 hour of English and 1 hour of Maths aptitude, first year students are given 1 hour of

English Lab and 1 hour of aptitude.

They are made aware of the expectations of the company. The students should be updated and made

fit to work in the current environment. Counselling sessions are arranged to develop positive attitude and

confidence.

Placement Cell plays a very important role. With an intension to make them ready some of the

initiatives were taken. The various activities carried out by our placement cell are listed as follows

To assist students to develop/clarify their academic and career interests, and their short and long-

term goals through individual counselling and group sessions

Maintaining and regularly updating the database of students. Maintaining database of companies

and establishing strategic links for campus recruitments.

Gathering information and disseminating about job fairs and all relevant recruitment

advertisements.

Coordinating with companies to learn about their requirements and recruitment procedures

Organizing pre-placement training/workshops/seminars for students.

To act as a link between students, alumni, and the employment community.

To assist students in obtaining placement in reputed companies.

Highlighting articles on departmental notice boards regarding Competitive Exams & Industrial

Career Opportunities.

Inform students about the available job opportunities in government sectors and off campus

drives.

Arranging mock Interviews.

Conducting aptitude tests

Communicating with Alumni for available openings and industry for campus interviews.


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Placement Training & Development

Overall placement training is outsourced to innovative HR and training services pvt. Ltd. There

are a teams of exclusive faculty members who train the students in all aspects of placement-Group

Discussion,Aptitude.Keeping in view the industry requirements, the training curriculum is designed for

preparing the students for entry-level Graduate Trainees.

Personality Development

Communication Skills & Vocabulary

Resume Preparation& Email Writing

Group Discussion

Interview Skills

Aptitude Training & Practice Tests

Apart from this a separate hour in the regular timetable schedule is assigned for group discussion

and is handled by the respective department faculty members.The English department faculty members

handle sessions to improve communication skills of the students. Aptitude test are given to train the

students. Mathematics department faculty members handle these sessions.

Evidence of Success

100 % placement is achieved by the placement cell. StephenRaj.A of B.Sc Computer Science has

got placed by Microsoft Pvt. Ltd. for a salary of $65,000. The list of students placed during this

academic year are listed as follows

Placements Organized- On Campus (2017 – 2018 )

S.No Date Name of the

Company visited HR /Organizer Names

No: of

Candidates

Attended

No: of

Candidates

Placed

Annual

package

1 07-12-17 Just Dial

Mr.Arunkumar,

HR Manager.

Mr.Ranjith Kumar

Mr.S.Sukumar

HR Co-ordinators

184 16

2lakhs to

2.5lakhs

(CIC)

1.4 lakhs to

1.6 lakhs


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2 13-12-17 Winners Education

Mr.N.Sunilkumar

Mr.Pradeep

HR Manager

278 67 1.3 lakhs

3 16-12-17 Bluez Informatics &

We5 Solutions

Mr.Jadadesh

Mr.Ramakrishnan

HR Manager

107 59

1.4 lakhs

to 1.5 lakhs

4 27-12-17 IDBI Federal Life

Insurance Co.Ltd

Mr.Eswanth

Senior Agency Leader

Ms.Punitha

Senior Agency Leader

288 68

3 lakhs

5 06-01-18 Future Generali Total

Insurance Solutions

Mr.R.Suraj

Chief Agency Organiser,

Mr.R.Arivalagan

Mr.T.Ramkumar

HR Recruiter

243 62

1.3 lakhs

6 08-01-18 Hermetic Business

Solutions

Mr.D.Lakshmi

Narayanan,

HR Manager

Mrs.P.Kavitha

Hr Executive

257 58 1.3lakhs

7 29-01-18 Sylpbox Pvt Ltd Mr.Hariharan

HR Recruiter 252 65 1.4lakhs

8 31-01-18 Bright Star

Educational Insitutions

Mr.Kishore Kumar

HR Recruiter

228 116 1.2lakhs

9 17-02-18 Job Fair 2018(Ddu -

Gky) (30 Companies)

Mr.A.Selvarasu

Project Manager 583 363 1.2lakhs

10 06-03-18 Watermelon Pvt Ltd &

Flipkart

Mr.S.Harish Babu

HR Manager 105 95 1.5 LAC


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11 10-03-18 Pool Drive 12 Companies 557 178 1.2lakhs

Students placed- Off Campus ( 2017 – 2018 )

S.No Date Name of the

Company

No:of

Candidates

Attended

No:of

Candidates

Placed

Name & Dept Annual

package

1 20-03-18 Microsoft Pvt

Ltd 01 01

A.Stephen Raj

III B.Sc Cs ‘A’ $65,000

2

15-12-18

I Round

&

16-12-18

II Round

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2

A.Stephen Raj

III B.Sc Cs ‘A’

R.Aravind Krishna

III B.Sc Maths

2.12lakhs

3 09-02-18

Concentrix

(RVS College,

Cbe)

35 4

P.Bhavani Sankar

III B.COM

U.Priyathersini

III B.Sc Maths

V.Sneha

III B.Sc Maths

S.Priyanka

III B.Sc Maths

2.21akhs

4 10-02-18

Infosys

(Sri Krishna

College,Cbe)

5 - - -


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5 07-03-18

CTS

(Hindustan

College, Cbe)

40 4

R.Arvind Krishna

III B.Sc Maths

S.Priyanka

III B.Sc Maths

R.Sangavi

III B.Sc CS ‘A’

T.SaranyaDevi

III B.Sc Maths

2.24lakhs

Problems encountered and resources required

The students are mainly from rural background and so hesitate to come forward to attend job

interviews. They feel stressed and depressed at certain situations. Therefore, apart from career guidance,

counselling and motivation is needed. The placement officers and mentors identify these children and

provide them necessary guidance in solving their problems.Students were placed according to their skills.

Notes

The Management of Pioneer College of Arts and Science takes keen interest in the placement of

the students. They provide all sorts of support to the placement cell and help is achieving 100 %

placement.

Name of the Principal : Dr.S.Mahendran

Name of the Institution : Pioneer College of Arts and Science

City : Coimbatore

Pin code : 641047

Accreditation status : I cycle

Work phone : 0422-2695084/2698674

Fax : -

Website : www.pioneercollege.net

http://www.pioneercollege.net/


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Email : [email protected]

Mobile : 9842256808

mailto:[email protected]


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Best practice - II

Title: ACT (Aim, Commit, get Trained ) to Achieve

Objectives of the Practice

The objective of any Higher Education Institution is to provide platform for overall development of

the students .They should excel not only in academics but also in extracurricular and co- curricular

activities .Therefore our institution took the initiative to practice ACT. Objectives of the practice are

1.To enable the students achieve in their academics

2.To train the students develop their individual skills through various clubs.

3.To motivate them and prepare them to participate in National, International conferences and

Seminars.

The Context

The idea of ACT(A- Aim,C- Commit, T- get Trained) to achieve was framed to enable the students from

any background to excel in whatever they do .The main problems we identified were

The students found difficulty in adapting to the new syllabus.

They lacked financial assistance needed to achieve their goals

Poor communication skills.

Hesitation to take part in the events inside and outside the institution.

The Practice

The students are new to the syllabus and therefore to make them comfortable with the subjects a

Bridge Course is conducted. The classes are handled for a period of 7 days to make the students familiar

with the course. The students are introduced to the Mathematics and Computer Science concepts they are

to learn in their course. This helps in building confidence and as a result they are self motivated in

attending competitions.

Financial Assistance

Students who are in need of financial assistance are identified and helped. Vignesh.R of II

M.Com who enjoyed free education during his UG and Krishna kumar.N of II B.Com enjoying free

education are also provided financial assistance to prove their talents in Yoga. They were supported with

to and fro flight tickets to Bangkok to take part in the International Yoga Competition.


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Remedial classes

Some of the students find it difficult to get through their semester examinations. The students who are

weak in the subjects are identified and remedial classes are conducted. This enables them to get through

their examinations.Advanced learners are identified and motivated to achieve University Ranks.

Group Discussions

Group Discussions are carried out in the classes by the department faculty members, motivating

all the students to get involved in the discussion and there by preparing them for the interviews.

Communication and Aptitude

Aptitude classes are also given. This also helps the students in clearing the initial rounds of the

interviews.The English department faculty members organise workshops and handle classes in improving

the communication skill of the students.

The students are trained to take seminars and present papers, which enables them to participate in

the events outside the institution.

Club Activities

There are six clubs functioning in our campus. The clubs organise various events and the

members participated in a number of events in our institution. The lists of events are ,

S.No Name of the Club Date Events

1 Cultural Club

23-06-17 Freshers Day – Cultural Performance

09-07-17 Alumni Meet – Cultural Performance

12-08-17 College Day Celebration – Cultural Performance

01-09-17 Onam Celebration – Cultural Performance

06-09-17 Students Won in Folk Dance at PSGR Krishnammal

College, Coimbatore

13-01-18 Pongal Celebration – Cultural Performance

15-02-18

Students Participated in State Level Inter Collegiate

Cultural Fests at Avinashilingam University,

Coimbatore


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2 Eco Club

14-06-17 Clean and Green – Campus Cleaning

10-08-17 Healthy India - Represented India Map with

Multigrains

06-10-17 Nurture Nature –Planting Flowering Plants

3 Craft Club

23-06-17 Mehandi and Nail Art – Stall on Freshers’ Day

30-06-17 Hair Dressing Styles Presentations by the members of

the club

12-07-17 Creating useful things from waste (Wealth Out of

Waste )

04-08-17 Making Silk Thread Bangles and Earings

4 Etiquette Club

12-07-17 Inauguration of the Club - Chief Guest (Principal)

22-07-17 Graduation Day (Stage Arrangements)

04-08-17 3 Dramas were played by the members

19-08-17 FDP - Plan On Ph.D by Mrs.S.Krishnaveni,Asst

Prof,Dept of Computer Apllications

01-09-17 Paper Presentation - Skill Development

5 Skill Club

23-06-17 Freshers’ Day - Refreshments

12-07-17 Inter-Club Quiz

22-07-17 Graduation Day – Certificate Distribution

12-08-17 College Day Prize Distribution

01-09-17 Inter-Club Quiz

6 Literary Club

05-06-17 Introduction of Students About Literary Club

Activities

30-06-17 Club Members Selected And Alloted Topics For

Literary Club Activities


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12-07-17

Students Participated In Elocution, Poetry, Essay

Writing, Drawing Related To The Topic “Nature”

And “Thaneer Thaneer”

25-07-17


Writing, Drawing Related To the Topic

“Thoduvaanam Thottuvidum Dhuram Illai” And

“Polution”

29-08-17


Writing, Drawing Related To The Topic “Nathineer

Uyirneer” And “Save Girl Child”

29-12-17 Marghazhi Utsavam Celebration - Master of

Ceremony

29-12-17 Christmas Day Celebration - Master of Ceremony

12-01-18 Pongal Day Celebration - Master of Ceremony

27-03-18 Farewell Day Celebration – Master of Ceremony

Evidence of success


Haripriya.C BCA IV Rank

Jayanthi.D BCA VI Rank

GokulKrishnan.N B.Sc(CS) VII Rank

Nathira Parveen.S M.Com VIII Rank

Sathya Devi.N. BCA X Rank

R.Vignesh of II M.Com bagged First Prize and N.Krishnakumar of II B.Com won Second Prize in

Tenth Asian Yoga Sports Championship 2018 ( Age group 19-25 ) at Hainan Association of

Thailand, Bangkok on 27.05.2018 .

Stephen Raj.A of III B.Sc (CS) participated and presented paper in International Conference at

Bangkok, Thailand from 18.01.18 to 22.01.18.

On 18.01.18 & 19.01.18 he presented a paper titled “Internet of Things” at the Universal

Academic Cluster, International January Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. He was also

certified in Recognition for his outstanding performance, superior dedication and positive

attitude on the project he submitted to Wipro.

On 20.01.18 he presented a paper at Microsoft Campus – Cambodia.


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On 21.01.18 he was awarded with “Focus on Information Technology Certificate” by

Information and Communications Council at Asia Pacific International University.

On 22.01.18 he submitted successfully his research paper asGoogle Student Ambassador in


The list of Students participated in number of competitions and won prizes

Dept Date Name Name Of The

Event

Level State/

National/

International/

District

Institution Prize

Commerce

04-08-17 Vidhya.S Essay

Competition

Essay

Competition

Kongunadu Arts And

Science College II

18-08-17 Santhosh.K.M

State Level Inter

- Collegiate

Meet - Quiz

Competition

State Level

Sri Ramakrishna

Mission Vidhyalaya

College Of Arts And

Science

III

18-08-17 Thiyagaraj.A

State Level Inter

- Collegiate

Meet - Quiz

Competition

State Level

Sri Ramakrishna

Mission Vidhyalaya

College Of Arts And

Science

III

04-10-17 Kalaivani.K Speech

Competition

Speech

Competition

Kamban Kazhagam ,

Coimbatore I

25-01-18 Vignesh.R

Intercollegiate

Meet - Variety

Entertainment

National Level Kaamadhenu Arts And

Science College I

14-02-18 Thiyagaraj.A Quiz 2018

Intercollegiate

Meet Com -

Exultant 2018 -

Quiz

Sri Ramakrishna

Mission Vidyalaya

College Of Arts And

Science College

I

14-02-18 Murali .V.M Quiz 2018

Intercollegiate

Meet Com -

Exultant 2018 -

Quiz

Sri Ramakrishna

Mission Vidyalaya

College Of Arts And

Science College

I

Computer

Science

01-08-17 Sangavi. R Debugging State Kongunadu Arts And

Science College II

29-08-17 Sabarinathan.R

Sivashankar.S

Balachandar.K

Word Hunt State Level PKR College of Arts

and Science II


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06-09-17 Priyadharshini.S Gramiya

Nadanam District

GRG Krishnammal

College III

07-09-17 Stephenraj.A Short Film State Level Ramakrishna Mission

Vidyalaya III

Computer

Science

27-09-17 Sangavi. R

Sangeetha. S Debugging

National

Level

KSG College Of Arts

And Science I

04.10.17 Manthera.S Elocution State Kamban Kalagam

11-01-18 Sivamani. M Gaming State Level Dr.SNS Rajalakshmi

College of Arts and

Science,

Coimbatore

I

11-01-18 Tharani.V

Dayadharshini. S Mehandi State Level II

18-01-18

& 19-01-18 Stephenraj.A

Paper

Presentation International

Universal Academic

Cluster,

International January

Conference ,

Bangkok, Thailand.

20-01-18 Stephenraj.A Paper

Presentation International Microsoft - Cambodia

21-01-18 Stephenraj.A

Focus On

Information

Technology

Certificate (Fit)

International

Asia Pacific

International University

Organised By

Information And

Communications

Council

22-01-18 Stephenraj.A

Paper

Presentation-

International

Google Student

Ambassador -

International

Conference

Mathematics

25-09-17 S.Priyanka

Oratorical

Competition

In English

Inter-

Collegiate

Meet

Kongunadu College Of

Arts And Science II

30-12-17 R.Indhumathi Math Modelling

Inter-

Collegiate

Meet

KG College Of Arts

And Science I

30-12-17 A.Keerthivasan Math Modelling

Inter-

Collegiate

Meet

KG College Of Arts

And Science I


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09-01-18 S.Sneha Malya Math Modelling

Inter-

Collegiate

Meet

Dr.SNS College Of

Arts And Science III

09-01-18 C.Anjali Math Modelling

Inter-

Collegiate

Meet

Dr.SNS College Of

Arts And Science

III

Physical

Education

30-07-17 N.Krishna Kumar Yoga National Perk’s Matric. Hr. Sec

School V

30-07-17 N.Krishna Kumar

11th Interstate

Yoga

Competition-

Common

11th Interstate

Yoga

Competition

Perks Matriculation

Hr.Sec.School V

30-07-17 N.Krishna Kumar

11th Interstate

Yoga

Competition-

Special

11th Interstate

Yoga

Competition

Perks Matriculation

Hr.Sec.School VI

06-08-17 Vignesh .R Tamil Nadu

Yoga Sports

Tamil Nadu

Yoga Sports Thamarai Mahal II

27-08-17 Vignesh.R Yoga

Competition

Yoga

Competition

Adhiyamman College

Of Engineering I

03-09-17 N.Krishna Kumar Yoga 18 - 19

Coimbatore Public

School,Chinniyam Palayam II

11-09-17 Karan Kumar.A Cricket

('A' Zone )

Others


III

11-09-17 Ranjith.T Cricket

('A' Zone )

11-09-17 Gokul.P Cricket

('A' Zone )

11-09-17 Mathan Kumar.S Cricket

('A' Zone )

11-09-17 Suresh Kumar.M Cricket

('A' Zone )

11-09-17 Suryia Prasanth.V Cricket

('A' Zone )

11-09-17 Santhosh Kumar.V Cricket

('A' Zone )

11-09-17 Vijay.D Cricket

('A' Zone )


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07-10-17 N.Krishna Kumar Yoga

Tamil Nadu

Open Yoga

Sports -

District

Kalaivanar

Kalayarangam

Courtallam,

I


Tamil Nadu

Open Yoga

Championship -

2017

Thambhu Hr.Sec

School, Coimbatore II

Physical

Education

09-11-17 B.Ravi Kumar Cricket('A'

Zone)

Inter-

Collegiate

Tournament

Bharathiyar University II

03-02-18

Vignesh.R

Youth Festival -

Best Manager

National Level

Nehru Institute Of

Technology

III

18-02-18 N.Krishna Kumar Yoga State –

Common Event

Nagarathar Community

Hall,Edayarpalayam-

Coimbatore

I


State –

Combination

Event

Nagarathar Community

Hall,Edayarpalayam-

Coimbatore

III


18-21(Boys) State

Swamy Dhayananda

Gurukulam,Palani I


18-21(Longest) State

Swamy Dhayananda

Gurukulam,Palani I

03-03-18 Vignesh.R Yoga Champion

Ship State Level

Swami Dayananda

Gurukulam - Palani

I

27-05-18 Vignesh.R

Tenth Asian

yoga Sports

championship

2018

Age group 19-

25

Inter National

Level

Hainan Association of

Thailand, Bangkok I

27-05-18 Krishna Kumar.N

Tenth Asian

yoga Sports

championship

2018 Age

group 19-25

Inter National

Level

Hainan Association of

Thailand, Bangkok II

Problems encountered and resources required

The students are mainly from tamil medium and they find it difficult to adapt the college

environment. They lack Communication skill and confidence. Therfore students hesitate to come forward


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to express their views. Even efficient students hesitate to participate in events due to their poor financial

status.

The Management of Pioneer College of Arts and Science takes keen interest to Support the

Education of the poor by providing them needed support. The faculty members analyse the problems of

the students and help them in overcoming their problems.The Management also arranges motivational

programmes to support them.

Notes

The Management of Pioneer College of Arts and Science encourages the students by honouring the

Rank holders with cash prizes. The needy students are identified and given financial assistance for both

studies and sports. On the whole, our Management takes keen interest in the achievements of the students.

Name of the Principal : Dr.S.Mahendran

Name of the Institution : Pioneer College of Arts and Science

City : Coimbatore

Pin code : 641047

Accreditation status : I cycle

Work phone : 0422-2695084/2698674

Fax : -

Website : www.pioneercollege.net

Email : [email protected]

Mobile : 9842256808

http://www.pioneercollege.net/

mailto:[email protected]


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