AQAR Report - University of Madras

Yearly Status Report - 2017-2018

Part A

Data of the Institution

1. Name of the Institution UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS

Name of the head of the Institution Dr.P. Duraisamy

Designation Vice Chancellor

Does the Institution function from own campus Yes

Phone no/Alternate Phone no. 04425399401

Mobile no. 9600177609

Registered Email [email protected]

Alternate Email [email protected]

Address Centenary Building, Kamaraj Salai,Chepauk

City/Town Chennai

State/UT Tamil Nadu

Pincode 600005

2. Institutional Status

University State

Type of Institution Co-education

Location Urban

Financial Status state

Name of the IQAC co-ordinator/Director Dr.V.Madha Suresh

Phone no/Alternate Phone no. 04425399821

Mobile no. 9444205566

Registered Email [email protected]

Alternate Email [email protected]

3. Website Address

Web-link of the AQAR: (Previous Academic Year) http://noc.unom.ac.in/webportal/uploads/iqac/academic_16_17.pdf

4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared duringthe year

Yes

if yes,whether it is uploaded in the institutional website:Weblink :

http://noc.unom.ac.in/webportal/uploads/academics/cbcs-hand-book-2017-18.pdf

5. Accrediation Details

Cycle Grade CGPA Year ofAccrediation

Validity

Period From Period To

3 A 3.32 2014 05-May-2014 04-May-2019

6. Date of Establishment of IQAC 01-Jul-2005

7. Internal Quality Assurance System

Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture

Item /Title of the quality initiative byIQAC

Date & Duration Number of participants/ beneficiaries

Workshop on Quality andAccreditation

09-Jan-20181

76

8. Provide the list of Special Status conferred by Central/ State Government-UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR/TEQIP/World Bank/CPE of UGC etc.

Institution/Department/Faculty

Scheme Funding Agency Year of award withduration

Amount

Genetics UGCSAPDRSIIprogramme

UGC, New Delhi 20135

9500000

MedicalBiochemistry

UGC-SAP-DRS-IIIprogramme


3000000

Endocrinology UGC-SAP-DSA-Iprogramme


14500000

Pharmacology &ET

UGC-SAP-DRS-IIprogramme


9950000

Genetics DST-FIST LevelI Phase IIprogramme

DST, New Delhi 20135

7850000

Taramani campus[All Department

s][Commonprogramme]

DHR-MRUprogramme

DHR, New Delhi 20145

50000000

Dr. D. SakthiSekaran,Medical

Biochemistry

UGC-BSR-FacultyFellow scheme


1633500

Dr. R. SheelaDevi,

Physiology



858000

Dr. K. Balasubramaniam,

Endocrinology



858000

Dr. ThangamMenon,

Microbiology



858000

The HOD SAP-VIII UGC 20175

30000000

The HOD, CAS inCrystallography&Biophysics

CAS-PHASE-II UGC 20175

15025000

The HOD-Dept.of Zoology

SAP-DSA-II UGC 20175

3950000

The HOD- Dept.of Biochemistry

SAP-DRS-II UGC 20175

4000000

The HOD- Dept.of Biochemistry

SAP-DRS UGC 20175

2400000

The HOD-Dept.of Geology

SAP-DRS PHASE-II

UGC 20175

9200000

The HOD- Dept.of Biophysics

FIST DST 20173

31300000

The HOD- Dept.of Geography

FIST FIST 20173

5000000

The HOD- Dept.of

Biotechnology

Builder DBT 20173

50188148

The HOD- Dept.of

Biotechnology

BioinformaticsInfrastructureFacility (BIF)

DBT 20175

3370600

Dr. M.Jayaprakash,

Applied Geology

LUMINA by M/sLancor,

GuduvancheryDevelopments

Ltd.

SEAC CSR 20171

7500000

Guindy Campus VGN DevelopersPvt Ltd.

CSR-fund 20171

4000000

No Files Uploaded !!!

9. Whether composition of IQAC as per latestNAAC guidelines:

Yes

Upload latest notification of formation of IQAC View File

10. Number of IQAC meetings held during theyear :

1

The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliances to thedecisions have been uploaded on the institutionalwebsite

Yes

Upload the minutes of meeting and action taken report View File

11. Whether IQAC received funding from any ofthe funding agency to support its activitiesduring the year?

Yes

If yes, mention the amount 500000

Year 2017

12. Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year(maximum five bullets)

Online Feed Back Form from students

Scrutiny of applications of faculties for promotions under CAS


https://assessmentonline.naac.gov.in/public/Postacc/Formation/851_Formation.pdf

https://assessmentonline.naac.gov.in/public/Postacc/Meeting_minutes/851_Minutes.pdf

13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the academic year towards QualityEnhancement and outcome achieved by the end of the academic year

Plan of Action Achivements/Outcomes

CAS application forms for facultyachieving eligibility before and afterJuly 2016

Based on UGC formet, the receivedapplication forms 1 & 2 have beenuploaded on University website.

Preparation of AQAR in the revisedformat

Under process. It will be uploaded inMay 2019


14. Whether AQAR was placed before statutorybody ?

Yes

Name of Statutory Body Meeting Date

IQAC Committee 06-Apr-2018

15. Whether NAAC/or any other accreditedbody(s) visited IQAC or interacted with it toassess the functioning ?

No

16. Whether institutional data submitted toAISHE:

Yes

Year of Submission 2018

Date of Submission 11-Nov-2018

17. Does the Institution have ManagementInformation System ?

Yes

If yes, give a brief descripiton and a list of modulescurrently operational (maximum 500 words)

The following software modules weredeveloped and maintained by theeGovernance Centre: (i) Onlineregistration of examination. (ii) On–line mark entry system (iii) Developedsoftware for Uploading Teacher’sProfile for valuation purpose. (iv)Developed software for StudentInformation Management System (SIMS)for University department students. (v)Online downloading of hall tickets,examination schedules and other detailsfor the Institute of DistanceEducation. (vi) Automation of DemandDraft Section embedded with CashCounter and Budget Section. (vii)Online applications for Admission andautomation of admission process toUniversity Departments. (viii)

Developed software for Master StockEntry (ix) Developed software forAutomation of Information ManagementSystem(AIMS) (x) Online examregistration for IDE students. (xi)Developed software for Online Ph.D.Registration (xii) Developed softwarefor GPF and CPF

Part B

CRITERION I – CURRICULAR ASPECTS

1.1 – Curriculum Design and Development

1.1.1 – Programmes for which syllabus revision was carried out during the Academic year

Name of Programme Programme Code Programme Specialization Date of Revision

MSc SSSR 15/02/2017

MSc SSST 15/02/2017

MLibSc CISD 11/08/2017

MSc EASB 11/08/2017

MA PRTE 11/08/2017

MA PRTB 11/08/2017

MBA BUSB 11/08/2017

1.1.2 – Programmes/ courses focussed on employability/ entrepreneurship/ skill development during the Academicyear

Programme withCode

ProgrammeSpecialization

Date of Introduction Course with Code Date of Introduction

MBA 11/08/2017 UOMS058 –Business

CommunicationsUOMS060 –BusinessEtiquettes

11/08/2017

1.2 – Academic Flexibility

1.2.1 – New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year

Programme/Course Programme Specialization Dates of Introduction

PG Diploma Counselling andPsychotherapy

01/07/2017

1.2.2 – Programmes in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/Elective Course System implemented at theUniversity level during the Academic year.

Name of programmes adoptingCBCS

Programme Specialization Date of implementation ofCBCS/Elective Course System

No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!!

1.3 – Curriculum Enrichment

1.3.1 – Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year

Value Added Courses Date of Introduction Number of Students Enrolled


1.3.2 – Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year

Project/Programme Title Programme Specialization No. of students enrolled for FieldProjects / Internships

MA 628

MSc 860

1.4 – Feedback System

1.4.1 – Whether structured feedback received from all the stakeholders.

Students Yes

Teachers No

Employers No

Alumni No

Parents No

1.4.2 – How the feedback obtained is being analyzed and utilized for overall development of the institution?(maximum 500 words)

Feedback Obtained

• The feedback obtained from students are analysed in terms of course content,Course coverage and effectiveness of teaching –learning methods. • Afteranalysis, the feedback is shared with Heads of Department and faculty forsuitable modifications and /or redressal. • The feedback is also discussed inBoards of Studies to make relevant changes in the curriculum.

CRITERION II – TEACHING- LEARNING AND EVALUATION

2.1 – Student Enrolment and Profile

2.1.1 – Demand Ratio during the year

Name of theProgramme


Number of seatsavailable

Number ofApplication received

Students Enrolled

MSc 960 3215 898

MA 654 3741 583

MPhil 358 2830 335

2.2 – Catering to Student Diversity

2.2.1 – Student - Full time teacher ratio (current year data)

Year Number ofstudents enrolledin the institution

(UG)

Number ofstudents enrolledin the institution

(PG)

Number offulltime teachersavailable in the

institutionteaching only UG

courses

Number offulltime teachersavailable in the

institutionteaching only PG

courses

Number ofteachers

teaching both UGand PG courses

2017 0 1488 0 245 0

2.3 – Teaching - Learning Process

2.3.1 – Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. (current year data)

Number ofTeachers on Roll

Number ofteachers usingICT (LMS, e-

ICT Toolsandresourcesavailable

Number of ICTenabled

Classrooms

Numberof smartclassrooms

E-resources andtechniques used

Resources)

190 147 67 56 32 28

2.3.2 – Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words)

All students who register for PG programmes are assigned a Faculty Advisor (usually a faculty of thedepartment) who provides academic guidance in terms of course selection, performance in tests and evaluationand in acedmic progression. Faculty Advisor also provides mentoring in terms of life skills to ensure teh studentsassigned to them. In addition, there are two trained counsellors to take care of the psychological and emotional

wellness of students on need basis.

Number of students enrolled in theinstitution

Number of fulltime teachers Mentor : Mentee Ratio

1488 245 1:6

2.4 – Teacher Profile and Quality

2.4.1 – Number of full time teachers appointed during the year

No. of sanctionedpositions

No. of filled positions Vacant positions Positions filled duringthe current year

No. of faculty withPh.D

322 0 70 7 237

2.4.2 – Honours and recognition received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National,International level from Government, recognised bodies during the year )

Year of Award Name of full time teachersreceiving awards from

state level, national level,international level

Designation Name of the award,fellowship, received from

Government or recognizedbodies

2017 Dr. P.D. Balaji, Professor Member, AntiquityCommittee,

Archaeologicalsurvey of India,Govt. Of India

2017 Dr. P.D. Balaji, Professor Member, HeritageCommittee, Govt. Of

Tamilnadu

2017 Dr. P.D. Balaji, Professor Member, SubjectExperts’ Evaluation

Committee forPallavaram Site,

ASI, Govt. Of India

2017 Dr. P.D. Balaji, Professor Member, SubjectExperts’ Evaluation

Committee forAdichanallur Site,ASI, Govt. Of India

2017 Dr. S. Sumathi Professor Government of TamilNadu

2017 Dr. S. Sumathi Professor Institute ofHomoeopathy, Yoga

Diet TherapyResearch and

Foundation (IHRE),Rabindra Sarani,

RamakrishnaMission, Kolkata,

West Bengal

2017 Dr.S.Sasikala Assistant Professor Best Research Awardby University of

Madras

2017 Dr.A.Subramanian Assistant Professor Best ResearcherAward2017

University ofMadras

2017 Dr.M.Thamilarasan Associate Professor Best ResearcherAward Best Alumni

Award

2017 Dr.A.Subramanian Assistant Professor Best ResearcherAward2017

University ofMadras

2018 Dr. G. Ravindran Professor Awarded the “BestMedia Educator

(Professor) Award”by the Business

World and Exchange4 Media, New Delhi,

November 2018

2017 Dr.T.JaisakthivelState Level Award

Assistant Professor Annam Award,Ilakkiya Veedhi

2018 Dr. S. Saravanan Assistant Professor Received a CashPrize of Rs.30,000/Best Book Award”

from DIRECTORATE OFTAMIL DEVELOPMENT,Government of Tamil

Nadu

2017 Dr. G. Patrick Professor Fellowship onScience and

Religion by FaradayInstitute,Cambridge

University, UK

2018 ??????? ????????????

Assistant Professor ????? ?????? ???????????????, ??????????????? ????.

2018 Dr.A.Ekambaram Associate Professor Peraciriya RatnaVirutu by

Kaviyarasar KalaiThamizh Sangam

2017 Dr.M.Sampath Kumar Professor ‘Sri NarraNarasaiah SmarakaSahiti PrathibaAward’, Kalamitra

Mandali,Ongole,A.P.

2018 Dr.M.Sampath Kumar Professor ‘Telugu RatnaNational Award’,Lalitha KalasagarUniversal Peace

Cross,Chittoor,A.P.

2018 Dr.M.Sampath Kumar Professor JnanabharathiNational Award’

Lalitha Kalasagar,Chittoor,A.P.

2017 Dr.P.M.Girish Assistant Professor 1. Kerala SahityaAcademy Award 2017

I.C.ChackoEndowment 2. BestResearcher Award (

UNOM )

2018 Dr.K.SankaraNarayanan

Assistant Professor Aaivulaga SirbiAward, AnthamaanTamil ElakkiyaMandram, PortBlair, Andaman

2018 Dr.K.SankaraNarayanan

Assistant Professor Best YoungResearcher NationalAward, IRDP Group

of Journals,Chennai

2017 Dr. Tamil Selvi Professor ‘InternationalWomens Day

Endowment Award’,Kannada Sahithya

Parishath,Bangalore.

‘K.B.Jinaraja HegdeEndowment Award’,Kanthavara KannadaSangha, Mudabidare,Karnataka. ‘IndiraEndowment Award’Karnataka Womens

WritersAssociation,Bangalore.

2017 Dr.K. Habeeb Ahmed Professor Faroghe Urdu Awardpresented to

Dr.K.Habeeb Ahmedin recognition of“in recognition ofhis Outstandingservices towards

EducationalServices . By

AnjumanFarogheUrdu,Vaniyambadi

2017 Dr.Amanulla M.B. Assistant Professor ‘Certificate ofAppreciation’presented to

Dr.Amanulla M.B.“in recognition ofhis Outstanding

services towardsTeaching of Urdu

Language to NonUrduPeople” by TamilNadu Urdu Raabita

Committee, Chennai,at the NationalUrdu Seminar incelebrations

2017 Dr. A. Jahir Husain Assistant Professor Tamilnadu Govt.Best Translator

Award 2016 from theChief Minister of

Tamilnadu on25042017 for

translation work ofThirukkural andAathichudi into

Arabic

2017 Dr. A. Jahir Husain Assistant Professor “Best Educator ImamShah Waliullah

Dehlawi (Rah) Awardfrom Aalim ResearchInstitute, Chennai

2017 Dr. A. Jahir Husain Assistant Professor “SeerappuranamParisil” Award from

Chennai KambanKazakam

2017 Dr. M. Pitchaimani Assistant Professor Best Researcheraward University of

Madras

2017 Ms. R. Ezhilarasi Assistant Professor Won 3 Gold Medals1. All India G.V.

Mavalankar ShootingChampionship, NewDelhi. 2. Tamil

Nadu State ShootingChampionship. 3.

South Zone Shooting

2017 Dr.S.Gopinathan Associate Professor BEST TEACHER AWARD,PARE

FOUNDATION,CHENNAI

2018 Prof. M.R.Srinivasan

Professor Elected Member,InternationalStatisticalInstitute,Netherland.

2.5 – Evaluation Process and Reforms

2.5.1 – Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the declaration of results duringthe year

Programme Name Programme Code Semester/ year Last date of the lastsemester-end/ year-

end examination

Date of declaration ofresults of semester-

end/ year- endexamination

MA 2017/ 2018 ODD semester 14/11/2017 20/12/2017

MA 2017/ 2018 Even semester 06/04/2018 04/05/2017

MCom 2017/ 2018 ODD semester 14/11/2017 20/12/2017

MCom 2017/ 2018 Even semester 06/04/2018 04/05/2017

MSc 2017/ 2018 ODD semester 14/11/2017 20/12/2017

MSc 2017/ 2018 Even semester 06/04/2018 04/05/2017

MBA 2017/ 2018 ODD semester 14/11/2017 20/12/2017

MBA 2017/ 2018 Even semester 06/04/2018 04/05/2017

MPhil 2017/ 2018 ODD semester 05/02/2018 23/02/2018

2.5.2 – Average percentage of Student complaints/grievances about evaluation against total number appeared inthe examinations during the year

Number of complaints or grievancesabout evaluation

Total number of students appearedin the examination

Percentage


2.6 – Student Performance and Learning Outcomes

2.6.1 – Program outcomes, program specific outcomes and course outcomes for all programs offered by theinstitution are stated and displayed in website of the institution (to provide the weblink)

http://noc.unom.ac.in/webportal/uploads/academics/cbcs-hand-book-2017-18.pdf

2.6.2 – Pass percentage of students

ProgrammeCode

ProgrammeName


Number ofstudents

appeared in thefinal year

examination

Number ofstudents passed

in final yearexamination

Pass Percentage

MA 1130 894 79.11

MSc 1130 894 79.11

2.7 – Student Satisfaction Survey

2.7.1 – Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) on overall institutional performance (Institution may design thequestionnaire) (results and details be provided as weblink)

Student Satisfaction Survey Every semester, students are provided feedbackforms asking them to evaluate the course curriculum, content and teaching –

leaning methods. From 2018 onwards, the feedback forms are collected online inorder to facilitate privacy for students. The feedback from includes questions

which require inputs to assess the level of student satisfaction.

CRITERION III – RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS AND EXTENSION

3.1 – Promotion of Research and Facilities

3.1.1 – Teachers awarded National/International fellowship for advanced studies/ research during the year

Type Name of the teacherawarded the

fellowship

Name of the award Date of award Awarding agency

International Dr.V.Aravindhan

DSTDAAD IndoGerman

31/07/2018 Department ofScience andTechnology

(DST)

National Dr. S. Ramdoss Associateship 30/06/2018 IIAS, Shimla

International NA NA 30/06/2018 NA

National Dr.S.Thenmozhi Project Title”Educating

Educators onPsychoSpiritual

Counseling

30/06/2018 A United BoardProject


National NA NA 02/07/2018 NA

International Dr G Patrick Fellowship byFaraday

Institute

02/07/2018 CambridgeUniversity, UK


International Dr.G.Palani TeachingResearch andPublications

for OutstandingExcellence

Award,

30/05/2018 JRDP Group ofJournals,

International Dr.G.Palani Teaching andResearchExcellence

Award

14/10/2018 JRDP Group ofJournals,

International Dr.G.Palani Best ResearcherAward 2017

15/10/2018 University ofMadras, Chennai

National Dr. L.Kanagalakshmi

Award of MajorResearchProject

01/01/2018 ICSSR – India

International Dr. L.Kanagalakshmi

Long – termPost Doctoral

Research

02/01/2018 Tempus PublicFoundation –

Hungary


International Dr. J. SenthilSelvan

Indo Russianproject

28/06/2018 DST


International Dr. R.Ilangaovan

AssistantProject

Scientist

01/06/2018 University ofCalifornia, USA


International Dr.A.K.Munirajan

NIG Joint (A) 01/02/2018 NationalInstitute of

Genetics (NIG),Japan

International Dr. B. Anandan NIG Joint (A) 01/02/2018 NationalInstitute of

Genetics (NIG),Japan

National Dr.M.SureshGandhi

RecognitionAward for

30/05/2018 DST, New Delhi

INSPIREINTERNSHIP


National Dr.S.G.D.Sridhar

Fellow 30/07/2017 The Academy ofSciences,Chennai.



International Prof. P. Karthe ICTP, Italytravel grant to

conductexperiments at

ELETTRASYNCHROTON,

Italy

30/11/2017 InternationalCentre forTheoretical

Physics (ICTP),Trieste, Italy

3.1.2 – Number of JRFs, SRFs, Post Doctoral Fellows, Research Associates and other fellows in the Institutionenrolled during the year

Name of Research fellowship Duration of the fellowship Funding Agency

Project Fellow NUCLEARPHYSICS

2 MHRD – RUSA

Project Fellow NUCLEARPHYSICS

3 UGC – DAE – CSR

Post Doctorate NUCLEARPHYSICS

3 UGC – KOTHARI

Post Doctorate NUCLEARPHYSICS

3 NPDF DST – SERB

JRF NUCLEAR PHYSICS 3 UGC

DST INSPIRE – JRF NUCLEARPHYSICS

5 DST INSPIRE

URF NUCLEAR PHYSICS 1 UOM

UGC GEOLOGY 1 UGCCPEPA

DST GEOLOGY 2 DST – PURSE

RGF GEOLOGY 5 Rajiv Gandhi Fellow

DST GEOLOGY 5 DST – INSPIRE


MAF GEOLOGY 1 Maulana Azad Fellowship,New Delhi

URF GEOLOGY 2 URF, University of Madras


DST GEOLOGY 2 DST – NRDMS

NFST GEOLOGY 5 NFST, New Delhi

CPEPA APPLIED GEOLOGY 6 UGCCPEPA

Post – Doctoral FellowsAPPLIED GEOLOGY

3 UGC

DSTSERB_EEQ ProjectANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

3 DST

Project Fellow INORGANICCHEMISTRY

0 NA

SRF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3 UGC

SRF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3 UGC

SRF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3 CSIR

SRF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3 DST

Project Fellow ORGANICCHEMISTRY

2 DST

Postdoctoral FellowshipPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

2 UGC

DSTSERBUCR PHYSICALCHEMISTRY

2 DST

UGCDAECSR PHYSICALCHEMISTRY

3 DAE

INSPIRE PHYSICALCHEMISTRY

5 DST

URF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 1 NA

National Post DoctoralFellowship ENERGY

2 DST

URF ENERGY 1 UGC

Senior researchFellowship POLYMER

SCIENCE

3 CSIR

DST – INSPIRE FellowshipPOLYMER SCIENCE

3 DST

DSTNPDF MATERIAL SCIENCE 2 DST

Project Fellow CAS INCRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND

BIOPHYSICS

3 DBT


BIOPHYSICS

3 SERB


BIOPHYSICS

3 DBT

DST CAS INCRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND

BIOPHYSICS

2 DST

CSIR CAS INCRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND

BIOPHYSICS

2 CSIR

SRF TAMIL LANGUAGE 3 UGC





JRF TAMIL LANGUAGE 5 UGC





URF TAMIL LITERATURE 6 URF

URF TAMIL LITERATURE 5 URF

Chemozhi ScholarshipTAMIL LITERATURE

5 Chemozhi Scholarship

RJNF TAMIL LITERATURE 5 UGC

SRF TAMIL LITERATURE 5 UGC

SRF TAMIL LITERATURE 5 UGC

JRF TAMIL LITERATURE 5 UGC

URF MALAYALAM 1 University of Madras

Aringnar Anna EndowmentScholarship for Ph.D.

ANCIENT HISTORYARCHAEOLOGY

3 University of Madras

JRF INDIAN HISTORY 3 ICHR

URF INDIAN HISTORY 3 UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS

ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIPINDIAN HISTORY

3 UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS

URF ANTHROPOLOGY 2 University of Madras

TRF ANTHROPOLOGY 1 University of Madras

Senior ResearchFellowship CRIMINOLOGY

5 University GrantsCommission

URF PSYCHOLOGY 2 University of Madras

URF PSYCHOLOGY 2 University of Madras

JRF EDUCATION 5 UGC

RGNFJRF EDUCATION 5 UGC

MANFSRF EDUCATION 5 UGC

MANIJRF EDUCATION 5 UGC

URF EDUCATION 3 University of Madras

URF ANNA CENTRE FORPUBLIC AFFAIRS


University ResearchFellowship CENTRE FORSOUTH SOUTHEAST ASIAN

STUDIES


ICCSR Doctoral FellowshipDEFENCE STRATEGIC STUDIES

4 Ministry of Defence,Gol

JRP ECONOMETRICS 2 ICSSR

Post Doctoral Fellow(P.D.F.) AMBEDKAR CENTRE

5 U.G.C. New Delhi

FOR ECONOMIC STUDIES

(Ph.D) Scholar AMBEDKARCENTRE FOR ECONOMIC

STUDIES

5 U.G.C. New Delhi

JRF LIBRARY ANDINFORMATION SCIENCE

5 UGC

Post Doctoral FellowshipINDIAN MUSIC

3 UGC

SRF ENGLISH 5 UGC

SRF ENGLISH 6 UGC

JRF ENGLISH 2 UGC

URF ENGLISH 2 University of Madras

JRF FRENCH AND OTHERFOREIGN LANGUAGES

3 JRFUGC ThiruvallivarEndowment

URF ECONOMICS 2 UGC

UPE MANAGEMENT STUDIES 1 UGC

ICSSR MANAGEMENT STUDIES 2 ICSSR

JRF, URF MANAGEMENTSTUDIES

3 UGC

JRF COMMERCE 1 University of Madras

Junior Research Fellow(JRF) RIASM

4 CSIR

Ph.D. Research ScholarInspire Fellowship RIASM

5 DST

Ph.D. Research ScholarUniversity ResearchFellowship RIASM


URF RIASM 1 NA




JRF MALAYALAM 1 UGC

UGCPDF SANSKRIT 4 UGC

Ph.D Scholars MaulanaAzad National Fellowshipfor Minority StudentsARABIC PERSIAN AND URDU

5 UGC

JRF ARABIC PERSIAN ANDURDU

5 UGC

SRF ARABIC PERSIAN ANDURDU

2 UGC

TRF ARABIC PERSIAN ANDURDU


ICSSR Research FellowshipGEOGRAPHY

2 ICSSR – Indian Councilfor Social Sciences

Research

UGC GEOLOGY 5 UGC PDF for Women




DST GEOLOGY 2 DST – PURSE

SRF CAS INCRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND

BIOPHYSICS

5 UGC


BIOPHYSICS

3 DBT

SRF CAS INCRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND

BIOPHYSICS

3 ICMR

JRF CAS INCRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND

BIOPHYSICS

5 DST

SRF NUCLEAR PHYSICS 1 DST INSPIRE

Post DoctorateTHEORETICAL PHYSICS

3 NPDF DST – SERB

JRF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 3 UGC

DST INSPIRE – JRFTHEORETICAL PHYSICS

5 DST INSPIRE

URF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 1 DST INSPIRE

JRF CAS IN BOTANY 3 DSTSERB

JRF CAS IN BOTANY 3 MoECC

Post Doctoral Fellows CASIN BOTANY

2 DSTSERBNPDF

UGC UPE ZOOLOGY 3 UGC

DST INSPIRE ZOOLOGY 5 DST

DST PURSE ZOOLOGY 3 DST

UGC BSR ZOOLOGY 5 UGC

ICCR Sponsorship ZOOLOGY 5 ICCR

CSIR ZOOLOGY 5 CSIR

UGC Rajiv Gandhi ZOOLOGY 5 UGC

UGCBSR BIOCHEMISTRY 5 UGC

URF ENDOCRINOLOGY 1 NA

DBT Project FellowshipANATOMY

3 DBT

DST SERB ProjectFellowship ANATOMY

3 DST


3 DST


3 DST

UGC – UPE Phase IIProject Fellowship

ANATOMY

6 UGC – UPE

AYUSH Project FellowshipANATOMY

3 AYUSH

ICMR Project FellowshipANATOMY

3 ICMR

DST INSPIRE SRF ANATOMY 5 DST

URF ANATOMY 1 NA

SRF MICROBIOLOGY 3 ICMR

SRF MICROBIOLOGY 3 DSTINSPIRE

URF MICROBIOLOGY 1 NA

University ResearchFellow PHYSIOLOGY


Teaching cum ResearchFellow PHYSIOLOGY

1 UNOM

URF PHYSIOLOGY 1 NA

DHR ICMR Women ScientistPATHOLOGY

3 ICMR

URF PATHOLOGY 1 NA

SRF GENETICS 3 ICMRSRF

CSIR GENETICS 1 CSIRSRF

CSIR GENETICS 2 CSIRRA

UGCSAP BIOCHEMISTRY 5 UGC

JRF BIOCHEMISTRY 1 SERP

Inspire FellowshipBIOTECHNOLOGY

5 DST

DSTPURSE JRFBIOTECHNOLOGY

1 DST

PostDoctoral Fellowshipfor SC/ST BIOTECHNOLOGY

5 UGC

UPE Phase II ProjectFellow BIOTECHNOLOGY

1 UPE Phase II ProjectFellow

Junior Research FellowBIOTECHNOLOGY

3 DSTSERB

UGC ENDOCRINOLOGY 5 UGC

DST ENDOCRINOLOGY 3 DSTSERB

URF GENETICS 1 NA

URF MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY 1 NA

URF PHARMACOLOGYE.T 1 NA

URF NATIONAL CENTRE FORULTRAFAST PROCESSES

1 NA

3.2 – Resource Mobilization for Research

3.2.1 – Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organisations

Nature of the Project Duration Name of the fundingagency

Total grantsanctioned

Amount receivedduring the year

Major Projects 2017 DBT – 4 DSTSERB– 12 MoEFCC –AICOPTAX – 01ICSSR – 02DSTDAAD – 01

398981302 132573543

Minor Projects 2017 SSAREM01 CICT01 DAE 03 DST –

01

8072611 912977

Interdisciplinary Projects

2017 Interdisciplinary Projects

1545500 400000

IndustrysponsoredProjects

2017 RashtriyaMadhyamik

Shiksha Abhiyan(RMSA) 01

500000 500000

Projectssponsored bythe University

2017 NA 0 0

StudentsResearch

Projects (Otherthan compulsory

by theUniversity)

2017 DSTSERB 02DSTINSPIRE – 06

ICMRDirectAward – 03 NPDF

– 04 DBT –RamalingaswamyFellowship 01One Time Grant– TNSCST – 03Young Scientist

01

16630879 15819079

InternationalProjects

2017 United BoardProject (Bamboo

Grant) – 01

316175 316175

Any Other(Specify)

2017 CSIR NationalConference onXXVI Indian

Collquium on Micropaleontology

andStratigraphy(ICMS2017) onAugust 17thto19th 2017 01

One Time GrantDST INSPIRE

CAMP 03

2968600 2440000

3.3 – Innovation Ecosystem

3.3.1 – Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-Academia Innovativepractices during the year

Title of workshop/seminar Name of the Dept. Date

Industry – Academiainteraction

Aryan Cyber Tech – heldat Centre for Cyber

01/08/2017

Forensics and Informationsecurity,

Data Privacy inassociation with KPMG –

IndustryAcademiaInnovative Practice

University of Madras 31/10/2017

Industry – Academiainteraction

Centre for CyberForensics and Information

Security

01/12/2017

IARM, ChennaiIndustryAcademia

Innovative Practice

IARM, Chennai 01/11/2017

Digital Security Councilof India

NASSCOM Office, Taramani,Chennai

04/05/2018

3.3.2 – Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research scholars/Students during the year

Title of the innovation Name of Awardee Awarding Agency Date of award Category

Logo Design for160th Year

D.Naveen M.ScII Year

University ofMadras

01/07/2018 First Prize

Best oralpresentation

M.Gunaseelan,S.Yamini,

G.AjithKumar,J.Senthilselvan

InternationalConference onRecent Trendsin AppliedScience andTechnology,

AnnaUniversityy

09/09/2017 NA

Dr.RadhaShanmugam Medal forBest thesis of

the year

Divya Thomas University ofMadras

01/06/2017 Ph.D thesis

Best Thesisaward in life

science

Divya Thomas University ofMadras

01/07/2018 Ph.D thesis

Prof. N.Padmanabhan

Award

Dheepthi J IndianAssociation of

BiomedicalScientists

01/06/2017 NA

Prof. A.NamasivayamEndownment

medal

Dheepthi J University ofMadras

01/07/2018 NA

The SriNageswara RaoPantulu Prize

Nivedita M University ofMadras

01/06/2018 NA

First Rank inM.A.

Miss Aydhika,M. (roll no.32116001)

RamachandraDishidhar

endowment award

01/06/2018 For highestmarks in theuniversityexaminationsfor M.A.

“SisterNivedita

Dr. S. SUMATHI,Professor and

Institute ofHomoeopathy,

18/08/2018 OutstandingAchievements in

ExcellenceAward”

Head,Department ofAnthropology

Yoga DietTherapy

Research andFoundation(IHRE),RabindraSarani,

RamakrishnaMission,

Kolkata, WestBengal

the field ofResearch WorkSocial towards

the TribalCommunity”Outstanding

Achievements inthe field ofResearch WorkSocial towards

the TribalCommuni

Vikam MuhammedBasheer Award

Sarath Chandran University ofCalicut

05/07/2018 Literature

3.3.3 – No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year

IncubationCenter

Name Sponsered By Name of theStart-up

Nature of Start-up

Date ofCommencement


3.4 – Research Publications and Awards

3.4.1 – Ph. Ds awarded during the year

Name of the Department Number of PhD's Awarded

Sanskrit 2

Hindi 1

Arabic, Persian and Urdu 7

Commerce 4

Management Studies 2

Ramanujan Institute for Advanced Studyin Mathematics

6

Statistics 3

Geography 3

Geology 7

Applied Geology 9

Centre for Natural Hazards and DisasterStudies

1

Analytical Chemistry 2

Inorganic Chemistry 4

Organic Chemistry 9

Physical Chemistry 6

Physiology 3

Genetics 6

Energy 2

Polymer Science 6

Centre of Advanced Study inCrystallography and Biophysics

14

Indian History 1

Anthropology 2

Criminology 5

Nuclear Physics 2

Central Instrumentation and ServiceLaboratory

2

Network Systems and InformationTechnology

1

Centre for Advanced Studies in Botany 10

Zoology 8

Biochemistry 13

Biotechnology 2

Anatomy 2

Endocrinology 7

Medical Biochemistry 6

Microbiology 1

Adult Continuing Education 4

Sociology 1

Centre for South and South East AsianStudies

1

Legal Studies 4

Journalism and Communication 2

Philosophy 2

Jainology 4

Indian Music 4

English 5

Tamil Language 2

Tamil Literature 7

Telugu 1

Malayalam 2

Kannada 1

3.4.2 – Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year

Type Department Number of Publication Average Impact Factor (ifany)

International Jainology 0 0

National Christian Studies 11 0

International Christian Studies 4 0

National English 1 0

International English 0 0

National Commerce 4 3.52

International Commerce 1 5.71

National Management Studies 7 0

International Management Studies 2 2.93

National Tamil Language 0 0

International Tamil Language 15 0

National Tamil Literature 1 0

International Tamil Literature 0 0

National Malayalam 7 0

International Malayalam 0 0

National Centre for Sangapalagai for Tamil

Development

3 0

International Centre for Sangapalagai for Tamil

Development

6 2.04

National Sanskrit 4 0

International Sanskrit 0 0

National Arabic Persian andUrdu

10 3.8

International Arabic Persian andUrdu

0 0

National RIASM 0 0

International RIASM 16 1.5

National Statistics 4 0

International Statistics 6 0

National Computer Science 0 0

International Computer Science 33 2.71

National Ancient History andArchaeology

3 0

International Ancient History andArchaeology

0 0

National Criminology 1 0

National Econometrics 2 4.82

International Econometrics 0 0

National JournalismCommunication

0 0

International JournalismCommunication

5 0

National Library andInformation Science

6 0

International Criminology 0 0

National Psychology 1 0

International Psychology 1 1.14

National Education 0 0

International Education 16 0

National Adult ContinuingEducation

2 0

International Adult ContinuingEducation

16 0

National Sociology 3 0

International Sociology 3 0

National Women studies 3 0

International Women studies 1 0

National CounsellingPsychology

1 0

International CounsellingPsychology

3 0

National Anna Centre forPublic Affairs

2 0

International Anna Centre forPublic Affairs

2 0

National Defence StrategicStudies

1 0

International Defence StrategicStudies

3 0.32

National Economics 3 0

International Economics 0 0

International Library andInformation Science

0 0

National Philosophy 3 0

International Philosophy 0 0

National Jainology 2 0

3.4.3 – Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International ConferenceProceedings per Teacher during the year

Department Number of Publication

Sanskrit 4

Medical Biochemistry 3

Genetics 3

Ancient History and Archaeology 1

Indian History 2

Anthropology 3

Psychology 2

Sociology 7

Women Studies 1

Counselling Psychology 1

Arabic, Persian and Urdu 13

Commerce 2

Management Studies 7

Computer Science 1

Geology 8

Centre for Natural Hazards and DisasterStudies

1

Centre for Water Resource Management 2

Centre for Environmental Sciences 2

Physical chemistry 1

Inorganic chemistry 2

Energy 1

Central Instrumentation and ServiceLaboratory

2

Network Systems and InformationTechnology

2

Theoretical Physics 13

Biochemistry 1

Biotechnology 1

National Centre For Nanosciences AndNanotechnology

6

Anna Centre for Public Affairs 4

UGC – Centre for South and SoutheastAsian Studies

2

Defence Strategic Studies 7

Economics 11

Econometrics 1

Journalism Communication 13

Saiva Siddhanta 23

Christian Studies 3

English 1

Tamil Language 5

Tamil Literature 2

Telugu 5

Malayalam 1

Kannada 5

Centre for Sanga palagai for TamilDevelopment

10

3.4.4 – Patents published/awarded during the year

Patent Details Patent status Patent Number Date of Award

Herbal compositionand Process for

PreparingDetoxifying HebalExtract for Snake

Bite

Published 3529/CHE/2 01/07/2017

(Dr.S.Arumugame andDr.N.mathivanan

A Topical WoundHealing Formulation

for Faster andBeneficial

Antimicrobial andWould Healing

Effect

Published TEMP/EI/23 01/06/2017

A Process forIsolation ofSeselin with

antiviral Activityfrom Aegle marmelos

correa

Published 2018410007 01/01/2018

3.4.5 – Bibliometrics of the publications during the last academic year based on average citation index in Scopus/Web of Science or PubMed/ Indian Citation Index

Title of thePaper

Name ofAuthor

Title of journal Year ofpublication

Citation Index Institutionalaffiliation asmentioned in

the publication

Number ofcitations

excluding selfcitation

High YieldSynthesis

ofBranchedGold Nanoparticles

asExcellentCatalystsfor theReductionof Nitroar

enes

AMurugadoss

K PaulReddy,Kanishk

Jaiswala,C.Selvaraj

u

NewJournal ofChemistry

2017 3.301 Universityof Madras,

SahaInstituteof NuclearPhysics.

0

Influenceof 1ethyl3 methylimidazoliumbis (trifluoromethylsulfonyl)imide plasticizationhigh photovoltaic

conversionefficienci

es

RathikaR., AustinSuthanthir

araj.S

Journal ofMaterialsScience:Materialsin Electro

nics,3743.

2018 0 Universityof Madras

0

A novel nanohydroxyapatitePMMAhybrid

scaffoldsadopted byconjugated

Radha G,Balaji Venkatesan, Dr.Elangovan Vellaich

amy.

MaterialsScience

and Engineering : C

2017 1 NA 0

thermalinducedphase

separation(TIPS) andwetchemica

lapproach:Analysisof its

mechanicaland

biologicalproperties

.

Neurotrophin

Expressionin Lymphocytes: aPowerfulIndicatorof Degeneration inParkinsonsDisease, AmyotrophicLateralSclerosisand Ataxia

AnjanaSadanand, A.J.Vanisree,

Journal ofMolecularNeuroscien

ce

2017 0 NA 0

Erythrocyte membranein the

evaluationof neurodegenerativedisorders

AnjanaSadanand, A.J.Vanisree

Degenerative Neurological andNeuromuscu

larDisease

2017 0 NA 0

Implication of

connexin30on thestemnessof glioma:connexin30reverses

themalignantphenotypeof glioma

bymodulatingigf1r,

cd133 andcmyc

ArunSankaradoss and

A.J.Vanisree

Journal ofNeuro

oncology

2017 0 NA 0

Attenuatedlevels of

Gopi. Mand A.J.Va

IBROReports

2017 0 NA 0

phospholipids in thestriatumof ratsinfusedwith

rotenonecausing hemiparkinso

nism

nisree

Asiaticoside: Attenuation ofrotenoneinducedoxidativeburden ina rat

model of hemiparkinsonism by maintainingthe phosphoinositidemediatedsynapticintegrity

Gopi. Mand A.J.Va

nisree

Pharmacology Biochemistry andBehavior

2018 0 NA 0

Impact ofnoni juiceon myelincomponents, neurotransmittoryand behavi

ouralstatus in

ratsexposed toimmobiliza

tionstress

ThamizhoviyaGangadharan, KirijayiniPerumalpillai,A.J.Vanisr

ee

Currentscience

2018 0 NA 0

Carbondioxidecapture

and sequestration(CCS) byselectedmicroalgalspeciesisolatedfrom threethermalpower

stationsin India.

Jegan, G.,Saravanan,G.K., R.Banupriyaand S.

Elumalai.

Journal ofEmerging Technologie

s andInnovativeResearch.

2018 0 Dept. of Biotechnolo

gy,Universityof Madras

0

In SilicoModelingand characterization

ofSqualeneSynthaseand BotryococceneSynthaseEnzymesfrom a

Green PhotosyntheticMicroalgaBotrycoccus braunii.

Elumalai,S,

Sangeetha,T andRajesh

kanna G.

Journal ofPetroleumand Environmental Biotechnolog

y



0

FourierTransformInfra RedSpectroscopy and GCMS Determination ofFattyAcids

ProducingMicroalgae(Anabaena

sp.,Nostoc sp.

andPhormidium

sp.)isolated

fromMarakkanamSalt pan,TamilNadu,India.

Yuvaraj sampathkumar

, S.Elumalai,Loganathan

T, andSaravanan,

G.K

International

journal ofCurrentAdvancedResearch



0

SPRBiosensorfor Earlyand RapidDetectionof Procalcitonin,

Ddimer andVitaminDfrom HumanPlasma /Serum byusing Mini

VIDASSystem.

Yuvaraj sampathkumar, M.Dinakaran, N. Silambarashi

and S.Elumalai.

International

Journal ofHealthcareSciences.



0

EarlyDiagnosisof Arrhyth

mia,AnginaPectorisand AcuteMyocardialInfarctionby usingCardiac

Biomarkersand Electrocardiogram(ECG)Earl

yDiagnosisof Arrhyth

mia,AnginaPectorisand AcuteMyocardialInfarctionby usingCardiac

Biomarkersand Electr

Yuvaraj sampathkumar, M.Dinakaran, N. Silambarashi

and S.Elumalai.

Int.journal ofcreativeresearchthoughts



0

Determination ofCarbonicAnhydrase(CA) fromselectedthree

microalgalspeciesisolated

fromthermalpower

stationsin India.

G. Jegan,G. K.

Saravananand S.

Elumalai.

Int.journal ofcreativeresearchthoughts.



0

Studies onPhytochemicals and AntiInflamm

atoryactivityof Caesalp

iniabonducella(Linn).

R.Banupriya,K. Jayaseelan, R.Saranyaand S.

Elumalai

Journal ofpharma

research.



0

Childhoodof SerialKillers: Exploitatio

Dr. S.Ramdoss

IndianJournal ofCriminolog

y

2017 0 NA 0

n,Tolerance

andReaction

TelevisionViewingPatternAmong

Studentsin Chennai

City

Dr. M.Srinivasan

Journal ofMadras

School ofSocialWork

2018 0 NA 0

“JobAutonomyand Job Satisfaction

:

NA International

Journal ofInformativ

e

2017 0 Dept. of CounsellingPsychology

0

ForeignPolicyHuman

Rights:Eritrea in

PostAlgiersAccord

Dr M.Venkataraman

Journal ofAfricanAsian

Studies


0

Economicanalysisof determi

ningfactors of

solarenergy consumptionof ruralhousehold

inVillupuramdistrict

ofTamilnadu

Dr.S.Chinnammai

RA journalof appliedresearch

2017 0 NA 0

Synthesis,defect characterization and photocatalytic degrada

tionefficiency

of Tbdoped CuOnanopartic

les

LV Devi, SSellaiyan,T Selvalakshmi, HJZhang, AUedono, KSivaji

AdvancedPowder

Technology28 (11),30263038,

2017

2017 0 Departmentof NuclearPhysics,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras,Chennai 600025,India

0

Fluorescence

spectralfeaturesof blood

SDevanesan,

MAlShebly,

R

CurrentScience


0

componentsof

pregnantwomen

Kalaivani,K Sivaji,K Farhat,MS AlSalhi

Universityof Madras

Pulsed electrodeposi

teddendriticPdNi alloyas a magnetically recoverablenanocatalyst for thehydrogenation of 4nitrophenol

T.A.Revathy

K.DhanapalS.Dhanavela V.Narayananb A.Stephena

Journal ofAlloys andCompounds

2018 0 Departmentof NuclearPhysics,Universityof Madras,

Guindycampus, Chennai600025, TamilNadu,

India aDepartment ofInorganicChemistry,Universityof Madras,

GuindyCampus,Chennai600025,TamilNadu,India

0

Linedefect Ce3Induced Ag/CeO2/ZnONanostructure for VisibleLightPhotocatal

yticActivity

R.Saravanan ShilpiAg

arwalVinod KumarGuptabMohammadMansooKhandb

F.GraciaaE.Mosquerae V.Naraya

nanfA.Stepheng

Journal ofJournal ofPhotochemistry and Photobiolog

y A:Chemistry

2018 0 Departmentof

Chemical Engineeringand Biotechnology,Universityof Chile,Beauchef

850,Santiago,Chile. bDepartmentof AppliedChemistry,Universityof Johannesburg, Johannesburg,

SouthAfrica. cDepartment

ofBiologicalSciences,

KingAbdulaziz

U

0

Studies onthe

ElizabethRani

World.J.Pharma.


0

Effects ofRed

Macroalgaeextractionon Abelmoschousesculentus Anovel

strategyto expresstherapeuti

ccompounds.

Juneius,C., BabyRani, V.,Vinoth,M.,

Sundari,M., EswaralakshmiR.

andElumalai,

S.

Res. gy,Universityof Madra

IndustrialProduction

ofSuperoxideDismutase(SOD): A

MiniReview

RajeshKanna, G.

andElumalai,

S.

J ProbHealth


gy,Universityof Madra

0

Evaluationof Anticer

vicalcancer

potentialof ploypeptides fromblue greenalgae.

Swapna,J., RajeshKanna, G.,Preethy PRaj, AshokKumar, S.,Elumalai,S. and

Sangeetha,T.

International J.of.Sci.and Engineering

Res



0

Studies onthe

extractionand

analysisof PolyunsaturatedFatty acid(PUFA)from

Marine Macroalgae.

Arunkumar,M., Umamaheswari,

A., RajeshKanna, G.,Preethy PRajand

ElumalaiS.

International. J. ofPharmacy

Technology



0

Biodegradation of polyethyleneby green photosynthe

ticmicroalgae

Kumar, R.V.,Kanna,G. R.andElumalai,

S.

Journal ofBioremediaion and Biodegradati

on



0

Synthesisof

Bioethanolby Dark Fermentation

Using

Umamaheswari, A.,Saranraj, P.,

RajeshKanna, G.,Elumalai,

Bioenergetics



0

Marine SeaweedAcanthophoraspic

ifera(Vahl.)Borgesenas a CheapSubstrate.

S

Plantderived antimicrobials to

fightagainst multidrugresistanthuman

pathogens

Ramesh,S.,Mathivanan, N. andKlaus,F.D.

3 Biotech.7:172

(IF:1.36).

2017 0 CAS inBotany

6

Effect ofBioAvailability ofMagnetizedWater onDifferentBiologicalSystems

RameethaRajan, DharmalingamJothinathan MukeshKumar,PalaniPerumal

and AbhayKumar

Journal ofPure and

Applied Microbiology11 (2):

11831188.(NAASRating

2018 4.0)

2017 0 CAS inBotany

0

. An inVitro

Study onthe BurnWound

HealingActivityof CottonFabrics Incorporatedwith Phytosynthesized Silver Nanoparticles in MaleWistarAlbinoRats

Pannerselvam, Balashanmugam,Mukesh

Kumar Dharmalingam Jothinathan, MuruganRajenderan, Palani

Perumal, Kalaichelvan Pudupalayam Thanga

velu,Hyung JooKim, VijaySingh andSenthil

Kumaran Rangarajulu.

EuropeanJournal ofPharmaceut

icalSciences

100:187196..(ImpactFactor:3.773)

2017 0 CAS inBotany

0

Bioactivepotentialand compos

itionanalysis

ofsulfated polysacchar

Anand J.,Sathuvan

M.,VenkateshBabu G.,SakthivelM., PalaniP.,Nagaraj

International

Journal ofBiologicalMacromolecules 111:1238–1244.(Impact

2018 0 CAS inBotany

0

ide from Acanthophor

aspicifera(Vahl)Borgeson

.S. Factor:3.671).

Electricalconductivity and

dielectricrelaxationbehaviourof PEO/PVdFbasedsolid

polymerblend electrolytesfor zincbattery applications

RathikaR.,

PadmarajO., AustinSuthanthir

araj.S

Ionics, 24(2018)243255


2

kCarrageenan: An

effectivedrug

carrier todelivercurcuminin cancercells andto induceapoptosis

MalairajSathuvana,

RamarThangamb,Mani Gajen

diran,Raju Vivek,Sengottuvelan Balasubramanian

,SubramaniNagaraj,Palani

Perumal, Gunasekaran,BalaramanMadhan,RamasamyRengasamy

Carbohydrate

Polymers160:

184–193.(ImpactFactor:4.811).

2017 0 CAS inBotany

9

CarbonNanotubeBased AmperometricBiosensorfor the QuantitativeDetectionof Cholest

erol

FlorentynaRodrigues,Devi. S, Meenakshi.S, PandianK andPalaniPerumal

IOSRJournal ofBiotechnology and Biochemistry. 3( 2):

1020

2017 0 CAS inBotany

0

Sulfated polysaccharide from Kappaphycusalvarezii

SumithraDevi Maniand Radhakrishnan Nagarathnam

AlgalResearch.

(InPress).(Impact

2018 0 CAS inBotany

0

(Doty)Doty ex

P.C. SilvaPrimesDefenseResponsesagainst AnthracnoseDisease ofCapsicumannuumLinn

Factor:3.994).


itionanalysis

ofsulfated polysaccharide from Acanthophor


Anand J.,Sathuvan


, S

International

Journal ofBiologicalMacromolecules 111:1238–1244.(ImpactFactor:3.671).

2018 0 CAS inBotany

0

Luminescence from Zninterstitials due tocombustionderived

complex ofDy and GdactivatedZnO nanopo

wders

R. K. Kalaiezhily,

V. Asvini,G.

Saravanan,K. Ravicha

ndran


nics(2018), 291200112009

.

2017 0 Departmentof NuclearPhysics,Universityof Madras,Chennai600 025,India.

0

TuningViolet togreen

emissionin LuminomagneticDy, Ercodoped

ZnO Nanoparticles

R. K. Kalaiezhily,

G. Saravanan,V.

Asvini, K.Ravichandr

an

Ceramics Internationalhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.ceramint.2018.07.200.Accepteddate: 22

July 2018.

2018 0 Departmentof NuclearPhysics,Universityof Madras,Chennai600 025,India.2XRay

Analysisand

CrystalGrowth

Section,NationalPhysics Laboratory,

NewDelhi110012,India

0

Chalconedendrimerstabilizedcoreâshellnanoparticles a comparativestudy onCo@TiO2 ,Ag@TiO2and

Co@AgCl nanoparticles for antibacterial

andantifungalactivity

Vijayalakshmi R V,

Kumar P P,Selvarani

S,RajakumarP and Ravichandran K

MaterialsResearchExpress 4105046.

2017 1 NA 0

Geneticresources

forarcelin, astoredproduct

insect antimetabolicproteinfrom

variousaccessionsof pulsesof Legumin

osae

Hilda, K.,K. Nithyaand S. Janarthanan

GeneticResourcesand CropEvolution

2017 0 Departmentof

Zoology,Universityof Madras,Chennai600025, India

0

“An Impactof

HazardousWaste onGround

Water – ACase Studyof Vishakhapatnamdistrict

VigneshK.S.,Madha

Suresh, V.and Aaron,

A

Journal ofGlobal

Resources,Vol.

4(02), pp.7178, ISSN24552445

2018 0 NA 0

TheManagement

ofHazardousSolid

Waste inIndia: AnOverview

Leelavathy. K MadhaSuresh, V

andVigneshK.S.,

“TheManagement

ofHazardous

SolidWaste inIndia: AnOverview”InnovativeProcessesand Technologies for

theManagement

2018 0 NA 0

ofHazardousWaste,

Vol.5(9),ISSN

20763298

Synthesisof Cyclo[b]fused

Carbazolesvia SnCl4MediatedDominoReactionof 2 Indolylmethylpivalateswith

Arenes andHeteroaren

es”

Mohanakrishnan A K

Journal ofOrganic

Chemistry


4

SyntheticApproachto Dictyodendrins: AFacile

Synthesisof Pyrrolo[2,3c]carbazole, Pyrrolodibenzothiophene, and Benzo[e]indole

”

Mohanakrishnan A K

EuroJournal ofOrganic

Chemsitry


4

Synthetictransformation of 1,3diarylisobenzofuran

DMADadducts: afacile preparationof trisubstituted

?naphthols

Mohanakrishnan A K

Organic BiomolecularChemistry


2

Synthesisof

AnnulatedThiophenesInvolvingBenzoDMTHFs/TriflicacidMediated Domino

Mohanakrishnan A K

ChemistrySelect


1

Reactions

Synthesisof

AnnulatedArenes andHeteroaren

es byHydriodicAcid and

RedPhosphorusMediatedReductiveCyclization of 2(Hetero)aroylbenzoic

Acids or 3(Hetero)arylphthalid

es

Mohanakrishnan A K

Synlett 2017 23 Universityof Madras

1

Synthesis,photophysical, electrochemical, and DSSCapplication of noveldonoraccep

tortriazolebridged

dendrimerswith a triphenylamine core andbenzoheterazole benzoheterazole as asurfaceunit

RajakumarP



6

ptertButylcalix[4]arene corebased

ferrocenyldendrimers: Novel

sensor fortoxic Hg2ion even

inpresenceof Zn2,

Cu2 and Agions

RajakumarP

Sensorsand

ActuatorsBChemical


4

Synthesis,characterization,optical

and electrochemicalproperties

andantifungal

andanticanceractivities

offerrocenylconjugated

noveldendrimers

RajakumarP



1

InsolubleDendrimerGrafted Poly(vinylimidazole)MicrobeadsStabilizedwith Mono/bimetallicnanopartic

lecatalysts

forEffectiveDegradatio

n ofMalachiteGreen

E Murugan,J. N. JebaranjithamK. JanakiRaman,

AbhishekMandal, D.Geethalakshmi, M. DharmendiraKumar andA.Saravana

kumar

New J.Chem.,

2017 0 NA 0

PhaseTransferCatalysis:Effect ofcationic Surfactantson theFree

radical Polymerisation of Methylmethacry

late.

E.Muruganand

D.Geethalakshmi

IndianJournal ofChemical Technology,

2018 0 NA 0

Cationic amphiphilicdendrimers

withtunable hydrophobicity show in

vitroactivity

Iqbal Pakrudheen, A.NajithaBanu, EMurugan

E. EnvironChem Lett

2018 0 NA 0

Coreshellnanostructured Fe 3O 4 Poly(STcoVBC)graftedPPI

dendrimersstabilizedwithAuNPs/PdNPs forefficientnuclease

E Murugan,NimitaJebaranjitham

J, MAriraman,SRajendran,Janakiraman K, C.R .Akshata

ACS Omega 2018 0 NA 0

Structuraland morphological

studies onnanocompos

itepolymer

blend electrolytesfor Liionbattery applications

R.Sasikumar,M. RameshPrabhu,and K.

Selvakumar

International

Journal ofChem TechResearch

2017 0 NA 0

UltrasmallNiO nanoclustersmodified

withconical Ni(II)staples for highPerformance supercapacitor aplications.

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In vitro cytotoxicity study ofdual drugloaded chitosan/palladium nanocompositetowardsHT29

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A voltammetric

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3.4.6 – h-Index of the Institutional Publications during the year. (based on Scopus/ Web of science)

Title of thePaper

Name ofAuthor

Title of journal Year ofpublication

h-index Number ofcitations

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Institutionalaffiliation asmentioned in

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Dual rolesof serinethreoninekinase receptorassoc

iatedprotein

(STRAP) inredoxsensi

tivesignalingpathwaysrelated tocancer development.

Manoharan,R., Seong,HA., andHa, H

Oxid. Med.Cell.

Longev.,

2018 0 0 Departmentof Biochem

istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Plantderived antimicrobials to

fightagainst multidrugresistanthuman

pathogens

Ramesh,S.,Mathivanan, N. andKlaus,F.D.

3 Biotech.7:172

(IF:1.36).

2017 0 6 CAS inBotany

Preparation and characterization of crosslinked chitoson/palladium nanocomposite

s forcatalyticand antimicrobialactivity

Dhanavel,S.,

Manivanan,N., Mathivanan, N.,VinodKumarGupta,

Narayanan,V. and

Stephen,A.


257: 32–41(IF: 3.64)


Anticandidal

activityof

halophilicbacteriumVibrioazureusMML1960isolatedfrom Kelambakkam

Abirami,G., Ramprasath, C.,Arthi, M.and Mathivanan, N.

ResearchJournal ofBiotechnology 13:

8–20 (IF:0.23)


Saltpan,TamilNadu,India.

Qualitative and quantitativeanalysis

ofscopoletinin the morphotypesof Morindacitrifoliafrom South

India

Roopa, V.and Mathivanan, N.

International

Journal ofBotany

Studies 3:42–47


Antibacterial

Activityof Musizinisolated

fromRhamnuswightii

Wight Arn.assessedusing invitro andin silicoapproaches

WilliamRaja, T.

A. Stalin,P. Saravanakumar, A.Jackson,

K. Balakrishna, V. Duraipandiy

an, P.Palani, S.Ignacimuth

u

BioorganicMedicinalChemistryLetters.In Press.(ImpactFactor:2.42).


Indigenousplantgrowth

promotingbacteriaenhance

plant growth,biomass

, andnutrientuptake indegradedforestplants

Parthasarathy Radhap

riya,AndimuthuRamachandr

an andPerumalPalani

3 Biotech.8: 154.

DOI 10.1007/s1320501811791.(Impactfactor:1.361)


Effect ofBioAvailability ofMagnetizedWater onDifferentBiologicalSystems

RameethaRajan, DharmalingamJothinathan MukeshKumar,PalaniPerumal

and AbhayKumar

Journal ofPure and

Applied Microbiology11 (2):

11831188.(NAASRating

2018 4.0)


An inVitro

Pannerselvam, Balash

EuropeanJournal of


Study onthe BurnWound

HealingActivityof CottonFabrics Incorporatedwith Phytosynthesized Silver Nanoparticles in MaleWistarAlbinoRats

anmugam,Mukesh

Kumar Dharmalingam Jothinathan, MuruganRajenderan, Palani

Perumal, Kalaichelvan Pudupalayam Thanga

velu,Hyung JooKim, VijaySingh andSenthil

Kumaran Rangarajulu.

Pharmaceutical

Sciences100:

187196..(ImpactFactor:3.773)

Lactational exposureof polychlorinatedbiphenylsimpairLeydig

cellular steroidogenesis in F1progenyrats

ThangaveluSK, Elaiyapillai SP,Ramachandr

an I,Bhaskaran

RS,Jagadeesan

ReprodToxicol

2018 0 0 Dr.ALM PGIBMS,University ofMadras


microRNAsand epithelialmesenc

hymaltransitionmarkers in

oralsquamous

cellcarcinoma

ArunkumarG, Deva

MagendhraRao AK,

ManikandanM,



AK andMunirajan

AK

OncologyLetters


Evaluationof

potentialanticanceractivity

ofcationicliposomal

nanoformulatedLycopodium

ParamitaP, Subramaniam VD,Murugesan

R,Gopinath

M, Ramachandran I,

RamalingamS, Sun XF,Banerjee A

IET Nano biotechnolo

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clavatumin coloncancer

cell line

Pathak S


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AdvancedPowder

Technology

2017 45 3 Departmentof NuclearPhysics,GuindyCampus,


Fluorescence

spectralfeaturesof bloodcomponents

ofpregnantwomen

SDevanesan,

MAlShebly,

RKalaivani,K Sivaji,K Farhat,MS AlSalhi

CurrentScience



Effect ofLa dopingon thelatticedefects

and photoluminescenc

epropertiesof CuO

LV Devi, TSelvalaksh

mi, SSellaiyan,A Uedono,K Sivaji,S Sankar




Synthesisand characterization

of Nadopedcupricoxide

(CuO) nanoparticles

SJPriscilla,K Sivaji,

LVimaladevi

AIPconferenceproceeding

s


Universityof Madras,Chennai

Structuraland

optical characterization of Eralkalimetals codopedMgO nanoparticles synthesized

bysolution

J Sivasankari, SS

Sellaiyan,S Sankar,LV Devi, K

Sivaji

Physica E:Lowdimensi

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combustionroute

Structural, Optical

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Compounds

M. Muralidharan, K.Sivakumar,K. Sivaji

Mechanics,MaterialsScience Engineering



Design andanalysisof a microcantileversystem for

avibrationbased MEMSpiezoelectric energyharvester

Kabish K.S., Jayachandiran J.

andNedumaran

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International


2017 0 0 Universityof Madras,

St.Joseph’sEngg.

College,Chennai

Fabrication of ozonesensors onporousglass

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SatishAddankiand D.

Nedumaran

Optik: InternationalJournal

for Lightand

ElectronOptics,Elsevier

2017 0 0 K LUniversity

andUniversityof Madras

A generalization ofsetvaluedPresicReich type contractionsin ultrame

tricspaces

with applications.

M. Pitchaimani, D.RameshKumar.

Journal ofFixedPoint

Theory andApplicatio

ns,Springer.

2017 17 5 RIASM

Optimalcontrol ofmixed immunotherapyand chemotherapy oftumourswith

discretedelay.

M. Pitchaimani, D.RameshKumar

AsianEuropean


Scientific

2017 15 3 RIASM

On Nadlertype

results inultrametric spaceswith application towellposedn

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AsianEuropean


Scientific

2017 10 3 RIASM

Generalized Nadler

typeresults inultrametric spaces


Afrika Mathematika,Springer.

2017 11 2 RIASM

Analysisof timedelay inviral

infectionmodel withimmune impairment.

M. Pitchaimani,P.Krishnapriya

Journal ofApplied Mathematics

andComputing,Springer.Journal ofApplied Mathematics

andComputing,Springer.Journal ofApplied Mathematics

andComputing,Springer.

2017 19 2 RIASM

Modelingand bifurc

ationanalysisof a viralinfectionwith timedelay andimmune

impairment

M. Pitchaimani,P.Krishnapriya

JapanJournal ofIndustrial

andApplied Mathematics,Springer

2017 25 2 RIASM

Analysisof

StochasticViral

InfectionModel withImmune Impairment.

M. Pitchaimani, R.Rajaji.

International

Journal ofApplied

and Computational Mathematics,Springer

2017 17 1 RIASM

Two Heterogeneous

Servers QuequeingInventory

K. Jeganathan, M.Abdul

Reiyas, S.Padmasekar

AdvancedModeling

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2017 0 0 RIASM

Systemwith

MultipleVacationand ServerInterrupti

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Substitutable

InventoryModel withPostponedDemands

K.Jeganathan

T.Venkatesan

N.AnbazhaganS. Padmasekaran K.

Lakshmanan

International

Journal ofPure and

Applied Mathematics

2018 0 0 RIASM

OnAdjacentVertex Distinguishing TotalColoringof the

Family ofLadderGraph

R.Ezhilarasi

K.Thirusangu

Journal ofMathematical Archive

2018 0 0 RIASM

EquitableEdgeColoring of Some

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K. Kaliraj International

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2018 0 0 RIASM

On AcyclicColoringof Myciels

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K. KalirajV.

KowsalyaJ. VenoldVivin

Journal ofInformatics and MathematicalSciences

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PhysicalChemistry

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Diet withhigh

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Food andChemical

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Structural,

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Radha G,Balaji Venkatesan, Dr.Elangovan Vellaich

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Amelioration of

Diabetic Dyslipidemia by GTF –

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J diabObes


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MolecularDockingStudiesInvolving

theInhibitoryEffect ofGymnemicAcid, Trigonelline

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V. RoshanaDevi, C.Sharmila,S. Subrama

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Synthesisand

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Muruganantham Kootha

ppan,RoshanaDevi

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Pillai Subramanian,Subramania

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Asian JPharm Clin

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RSC Adv 2018 0 0 Departmentof Biochem

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Sadanand,Anjana Janardhanan,Anjali

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L,LoganathanA, BalajiS, KumarMK, Banu

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MayilvananC,

IlangovanR, Balasubramanian K

Chem BiolInteract


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2017 9 2 RIASM


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AsianEuropean


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Mathematicalanalysis

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M. Pitchaimani P. Krishnapriya, Tarynn

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Journal ofComputational and

Applied Mathematics,Elsevier

2017 100 5 RIASM

Synthesis,optical, experimental and theoretical investigation of third

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G.Vinitha,R.N.Prithi


Chemistryof Solids

2017 93 1 Departmentof NuclearPhysics,Universityof Madras,Chennai25,

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ordernonlinearoptical

propertiesof 8hydroxyquinolinium 2carboxy6nitrophthalate monohydratesinglecrystal

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Synthesis,growth,spectral,electrical

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N.Sivakumar,

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Spectrochimica ActaPart a:

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R.Bhuvaneswari,MDivya

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2018 0 0 NuclearPhysics,Universityof Madras,Chennai25,

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2018 15 0 Departmentof NuclearPhysics,Universityof Madras,Chennai

kCarrageenan: An

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RamarThangamb,ManiGajendiran, RajuVivek,SengottuvelanBalasubram

anian,SubramaniNagaraj,Palani

Perumal, Gunasekaran,BalaramanMadhan,RamasamyRengasamy

Carbohydrate

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KCarrageenan: An

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MalairajSathuvana,



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Carbohydrate

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Productionof algalbiomass

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Impact ofdi(2ethylh

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Male reproductivetoxicityof CrVI:In uteroexposureto CrVI at


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Kumar KM,AruldhasMM, Banu

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Lactational exposureof polychlorinatedbiphenyls

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SathishKumar T,SuganthaPriya E,

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Ameliorative effectof ?tocopherolon polychlorinat

edbiphenyl(PCBs)induced

testicularSertoli

cell dysfunction in

F(1)prepuberal

rats

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TeekaramanD, Paulraj

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ExpToxicolPathol.


Gold nanoparticlesconjugatedquercetininducesapoptosisviainhibition of EGFR/PI3K/Aktmediatedpathway inbreastcancer

cell lines(MCF7andMDAMB231).

Balakrishnan S,

MukherjeeS, Das S,Bhat FA,

Raja SinghP, Patra

CR,Arunakaran

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CellBiochemFunct


Inhibitionof cellsurvival

Raja SinghP,

Sugantha

Mol CellBiochem.

2017

2017 0 3 Dr.ALM PGIBMS,University of Ma

and proliferation bynimbolidein human androgenindependentprostatecancer(PC3)

cells: involvementof thePI3K/Aktpathway.

Priya E, Balakrishna

n S,Arunkumar

R,Sharmila

G, Rajalakshmi M,

Arunakaran

drasDr.ALMPGIBMS,University of

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Neuroprotective

Effect ofMelatoninAgainstPCBs

Induced Behavioural,Molecularand Histological

Changes inCerebralCortex ofAdult MaleWistarRats.

BavithraS,

SelvakumarK, Sundareswaran L,Arunakaran

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Lactational exposureeffect ofpolychlori

natedbiphenylon ratSertolicell

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Sankar B,Arunakaran

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Impact ofLactational Exposureto PolychlorinatedBiphenylCauses

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Priya ES,Kumar TS,Singh PR,Balakrishn

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Modification andImpairsSertoliCells

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Lactational exposureof polychlorinatedbiphenylsimpairLeydig

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ThangaveluSK, Elaiyapillai SP,Ramachandr

an I,Bhaskaran

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Avinash, MMurlidhara

n, KSivaji




Propertiesof sol gelsynthesized ZnO nanoparticles

B Manikandan, TEndo, S

Kaneko, KRMurali, R

John


nics

2018 0 2 Universityof Madras

HalfMetallic Ferrimagnetism inCoFeNbZ (ZAl, Si,Ge, Sn)

QuaternaryHeuslerAlloys: aDFT Study

NA Koshi,R John

Journal ofSuperconductivity

and NovelMagnetism


Opticalproperties

ofgraphene,silicene,germanene,

andstanene

from IR tofar UV–a

RJohn, BMerlin


Chemistryof Solids


firstprinciplesstudy.

Nonclassicality anddecoherence of photonaddedsqueezedcoherent Schrödingerkitten

states ina Kerrmedium.

R. Chakrabarti, andV.Yogesh

R. Chakrabarti, andV.Yogesh


Synthesisand ElectrochemicalStudies ofrGO/ZnO Nanocomposite for SupercapacitorApplicatio

n

J. Jayachandiran, J.Yesuraj,

M. Arivanandhan, A.Raja, S.


j, R.Jayaveland D.

Nedumaran

Journal ofInorganicand OrganometallicPolymers

andMaterials,Springer

2018 0 0 Universityof Madras,

AnnaUniversityand Kalasa

lingamInstitute

ofTechnology

EgomotionEstimation

UsingBackgroundFeaturePoint

Matchingin OpenCVEnvironmen

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LectureNotes in

ElectricalEngineerin

g BookSeries

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Anand J.,Sathuvan


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International



Male reproductive

Kumar KM,Aruldhas

Reproductive

2017 0 1 Dr.ALM PGIBMS,Univer

toxicityof CrVI:In uteroexposureto CrVI at


onrepresses



rats

MM, BanuSL,

SadasivamB,

VengateshG, Ganesh

KM,Navaneethabalakrishn

an S,Navin AK,Michael

AM, Venkatachalam S,Stanley JA,RamachandranI, Banu

SK,Akbarsha

MA

Toxicology sity ofMadras

Lactational exposureof polychlorinatedbiphenyls

downregulatescriticalgenes inLeydigcells ofF1 maleprogeny(PND21).

SathishKumar T,SuganthaPriya E,

Raja SinghP,

ArunakaranJ.

Andrologia.


Ameliorative effectof ?tocopherolon polychlorinat

edbiphenyl(PCBs)induced

testicularSertoli

cell dysfunction in

F(1)prepuberal

rats

Elayapillai SP,

TeekaramanD, Paulraj

RS,Jagadeesan

A.

ExpToxicolPathol.


A facilesynthesisof hybrid

J. Jayachandiran, A.Raja, M. A

Journal ofMaterialScience:

2017 0 0 Universityof Madrasand Anna

nanocomposites ofreducedgrapheneoxide/ZnOand its

surface modificationcharacteristics forozone

sensing

rivanandhan, R.Jayaveland D.

Nedumaran

Materialsin Electro

nics,Springer

University


microRNAsand epithelialmesenc

hymaltransitionmarkers in

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cellcarcinoma.

ArunkumarG, Deva

MagendhraRao AK,

ManikandanM,



AK andMunirajan

AK

OncologyLetters


Evaluationof

potentialanticanceractivity

ofcationicliposomal

nanoformulatedLycopodiumclavatumin coloncancer

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ParamitaP, Subramaniam VD,Murugesan

R,Gopinath

M, Ramachandran I,

RamalingamS, Sun XF,Banerjee APathak S

IET Nano biotechnolo

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Fabrication and characterizati

on ofopticalsensorsusing

metalliccoreshellthin filmnanoisland

s forozone

detection

SatishAddankiand D.

Nedumaran

Optics Communication

s,Elsevier


Erythrocyte membranein the

evaluationof neurodegenerativedisorders

Sadanand,Anjana Janardhanan,Anjali Sankaradoss,Arun et al

Degenerative Neurological andNeuromuscu

larDisease


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Implication of

connexin30on thestemnessof glioma:connexin30reverses

themalignantphenotypeof glioma

bymodulatingIGF1R,

CD133 andcMyc

Arun, Sankaradoss Ravisankar,Shantha

Vanisree,ArambakkamJanardhana

m

Journal ofNeuroOncol

ogy


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Asiaticoside: Attenuation ofrotenoneinducedoxidativeburden ina rat

model of hemiparkinsonism by maintainingthe phosphoinositidemediatedsynapticintegrity

Gopi, Margabandhu Janardhanam,VanisreeArambakkam

Pharmacology Biochemistry andBehavior


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Beneficialinfluenceof ellagicacid on biochemicalindexex

associatedwith experimentallyinducedcoloncancer

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eutics


istry,GuindyCampus,

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SAllylcysteinealleviates

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Human andExperiment

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istry,

inflammation by

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expressionof NF?Bduring

chromium (VI)inducedhepatotoxicity inrats

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n, VNagarajan,K Srinivas

an, SGanapasam

Toxicology GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Autophagyinduction

bycelastrolaugmentsprotectionagainst bleomycininduced experimentalpulmonaryfibrosisin rats:Role ofadaptorproteinp62/

SQSTM1.

DivyaThomas, AnandasadagopanSureshk

umar,GanapasamSudhandira

n

PulmonaryPharmacology Therape

utics.


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Regulationof

TGF??/SmadMediated Epithelial?Mesenchyma

lTransition

byCelastrolProvidesProtectionagainst Bleomycin?in

ducedPulmonaryFibrosis

ThomasDivya, BakthavatchalamVelavan,GanapasamSudhandira

n

Basicclinical pharmacolog

ytoxicology


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Novel Isothiacalothrixin B

analoguesexhibitcytotoxicactivityon humancoloncancer

DhatchanaMoorthy, Dr.Elangovan Vellaich

amy.

PLoS ONE 2018 0 0 Departmentof Biochem

istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

cells invitro byinducing irreversibl

e DNAdamage

Aldosereductaseinhibitoryeffect ofGymnemicacid, Trigonelline

andFerulic

acid An Insilicoapproach

VellaiRoshanaDevi andSorimuthuPillai Subramanian

International

Journal ofPharmacognosy and Phytochemical Research


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Evaluationof Antioxi

dantPropertiesof Dihydroxychavicol, a MajorPhenolicCompoundIsolatedfrom theLeaves ofPiperBetle.Linn

SSrividya,V RoshanaDevi and SSubramania

n

BAOJDiabet Communication

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istry,GuindyCampus,

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RosmarinicAcid

Mediates Mitochondri

alBiogenesisin InsulinResistantSkeletalMuscleThrough

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KaliappanIlango andSorimuthuPillai Subramanian

Journal ofCellular Biochemistr

y


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Synthesis,Characterization AndEvaluationOf Antidia

beticPropertiesOf A NewMetformin3Hydroxyfla

C.Jaiganesh,V. Roshanadevi, S.Iyyam

Pillai andS. Subrama

nian

International

Journal ofPharma and

BioSciences


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

voneComplex

Studied InHigh FatDiet FedLow Dose Streptozoto

cinInduced ExperimentalType 2DiabetesIn Wistar

RatsAnalogues

Antioxidant

propertiesof sinapicacid: invitro andin vivoapproach

R. Nithyaand S. Subramanian

Asianjournal ofpharmaceutical andclinicalresearch


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Metformin3hydroxyflavone, a

New SchiffBase

ComplexModulates

theActivitiesof Carbohy

drateRegulatoryEnzymes inHigh Fat

DietFedLow

Dose StreptozotocinInducedType 2Diabetesin Experimental Rats

C.Jaiganeshand S. Subramanian

Journal ofchemical

and pharmaceuticalresearch

2017


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof MadrasDepartment

of

GTF231, amixture ofGymnemicacid, Trigonelline

andFerulic

acid significantly amelioratesoxidative

VellaiRoshanaDevi,

ChandiranSharmila

andSorimuthuPillai Subramanian

CanadianJournal ofDiabetes,


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

stress inexperimental type 2diabetesin rats

Synthesis,characterization and

DNAbinding

activity macrocyclicschiff

base mixedcomplexesbearing

thenil andcurcumin

Thiruchendil MuthuK, IyyamPillai S,Subramanian S and P.Venkatesh

AJPS 2018 0 0 Departmentof Biochem

istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Gold nanoparticlesconjugatedquercetininducesapoptosisviainhibition of EGFR/PI3K/Aktmediatedpathway inbreastcancer

cell lines(MCF7andMDAMB231).

Balakrishnan S,

MukherjeeS, Das S,Bhat FA,

Raja SinghP, Patra

CR,Arunakaran

J.

CellBiochemFunct


Inhibitionof cellsurvivaland proliferation bynimbolidein human androgenindependentprostatecancer(PC3)

cells: involvementof thePI3K/Aktpathway.

Raja SinghP,

SuganthaPriya E, Balakrishna

n S,Arunkumar

R,Sharmila

G, Rajalakshmi M,

Arunakaran

Mol CellBiochem.


Neuroprotective

Effect ofMelatoninAgainst

BavithraS,

SelvakumarK, Sundareswaran L,

NeurochemRes.


PCBsInduced Behavioural,Molecularand Histological

Changes inCerebralCortex ofAdult MaleWistarRats.

ArunakaranJ.

Lactational exposureeffect ofpolychlori

natedbiphenylon ratSertolicell

markersand

functionalregulators

inprepuberal

andpuberal F1offspring.

SuganthaPriya E,SathishKumar T,Balaji S,BavithraS, RajaSingh P,SakthivelD, Ravi

Sankar B,Arunakaran

J.

EndocrinolInvest.


Impact ofLactational Exposureto PolychlorinatedBiphenylCauses

EpigeneticModification andImpairsSertoliCells

FunctionalRegulators

in F1Progeny

Priya ES,Kumar TS,Singh PR,Balakrishn

an S,Arunakaran

J

Reproductive Science


Laboratoryevaluationof a fewplant

extractsfor theirovicidal,larvicidal

andpupicidal

RajasinghRaveen,FauziaAhmed,

MuniyasamyPandeeswari, DanielReegan,Samuel

Tennyson,

International


2017 0 0 Departmentof


activityagainstmedicallyimportanthuman

dengue, chikungunyaand Zikavirus

vector,Aedes

aegyptiLinnaeus

1762(Diptera:Culicidae)

.

Subramanian Arivoli


Phytochemical constituents ofJasminumfluminenseLinnaeus (Oleaceae):

Anadditionaltool in

the ecofriendly

managementof

mosquitoes

Arivoli S,Divya S,ArumugamB, Meeran

M,JayakumarM, RaveenR and

Samuel T

Journal ofPharmacognosy and Phytochemist

ry



Phenoloxidase

activityhemocyaninseparatedproteinsof thegiant

freshwaterprawn Macrobrachiumrosenbergi

i

SivakumarRamasamy,MaghilDenis,Shanthi

Sivakumar,ArumugamMunusamy

International


ules



Synthesisand

BiologicalEvaluationof Calothrixins Band theirDeoxygenat

edAnalogues.

Bose MuthuRamalingam

,DhatchanaMoorthy, Dr.Elangovan Vellaich

amy

Journal ofMedicinalChemistry


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Parathyroi Vasan V, Journal of 2018 0 3 Dr.ALM PGI

d HormoneInduced DownRegulatio

n ofmiR5325pfor MatrixMetalloproteinase13Expressionin Rat Osteoblasts.

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MahalingamG,Partridg

e NC,IlangovanR Selvamur

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Metaloxide nanoparticlesassistedcontrolledrelease ofsyntheticinsect

attractantfor

effectiveand sustai

nabletrappingof fruitflies

Dharanivasan, G., S.Sithananth

am, M.Kannan, S.Chitra, K.Kathiravanand S. Janarthanan




Purification and

functional

Ganesh,A., S. Bhuvaragavan,

Archivesof InsectBiochemist


Zoology,

characterization oflectin

with phenoloxidaseactivityfrom thehemolymph

ofcockroach,Periplanet

aAmericana

P.Ramaraj,

T.Sakthiveland S. Janarthanan

ry andPhysiology

Universityof Madras

A greenroute tosynthesissilver nanoparticles

usingSargassumpolycystumand its antioxidant

andcytotoxiceffects:An invitro

analysis

PalanisamyS., P.

Rajasekar,G. Vijayaprasath, G.Ravi, R. Manikandan,

N.M.Prabhu.2017

MaterialsLetters



Biosynthesis of

silver nanoparticles

usingaqueous

extract ofPhyllanthus acidusL. fruitsand characterizationof its antiinflammatory effectagainst H2O2exposed

ratperitonealmacrophage

s

R.Manikandan, M.

Beulaja,R. Thiagarajan, S. Palanisamy,

G.Goutham,

A. Koodalingam, N.M.Prabhu, E.Kannapiran, M. JothiBasu, C.Arulvasu,

M.Arumugam

Process Biochemistry



A focus onresveratro

l andocular

problems,especiallycataract:

GouthamG., R.Manikandan, M.Beulaja, R.Thiagaraj

an, C.Arulvasu,

Biomedicine Pharmacotherapy



Fromchemistryto medicaluses andclinicalrelevance

M.Arumugam, W. N.Setzerd,

M.Dagliae,S. F.

Nabavif,S. M.Nabavi.

CAS inBotany

KrishnanSivakumar,

GandhiShree Chinnadurai,PalaniPerumal

International

Journal ofBiologicalMacromolecules.104:11651171(Impactfactor3.671).


SinapicAcid

RegulatesGlucose Homeostasis

byModulating

theActivitiesof Carbohydrate MetabolizingEnzymes inHigh Fat

DietFedLowDose STZInduced ExperimentalType 2Diabetesin Rats

RameshNithya,VellaiRoshanaDevi,

RajendranSelvam andSorimuthuPillai Subramanian.

Glob JObes

DiabetesMetabSyndr


istry,GuindyCampus,

Universityof Madras

Simulationand Characterizationof Neuron

CellBehaviourin FPGA

J. MeribahJasmine,

N. Habibunnisha and

D.Nedumaran

International

Journal ofEngineering Research

inComputerScience

and Engineering


Development and

Testing ofANPR

System

K.Sivamaniand D.

Nedumaran

International

Journalfor

Science


andAdvanceResearch

InTechnology(IJSART)

DSP BasedRicianNoise

Removal inMR ImagesUsing

GradientProjectionAlgorithm

D.Nedumaranand J.Papitha

International

Journal ofEngineering Scienceand Mathem

atics

2017 0 0 Universityof Madras0

Colorectalcarcinogen

esis:Insightsinto thecell deathand signaltransducti

onpathways:A review

AshokKumar PanduranganThomas

Divya, Kalaivanikumar, VadivelDineshbabuBakthavatchalamVelav

an,GanapasamSudhandira

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Worldjournal ofgastrointe

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3.4.7 – Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year

Number of Faculty International National State Local

Attended/Seminars/Workshops

118 216 46 120

Presentedpapers

247 193 25 15

Resourcepersons

42 120 77 53

3.5 – Consultancy

3.5.1 – Revenue generated from Consultancy during the year

Name of the Consultan(s)department

Name of consultancyproject

Consulting/SponsoringAgency

Revenue generated(amount in rupees)

NA Study an anti HIVproperty….wash

M/s. The HimalayaDrug Company,

Bangalore

180000

NA Study an anti HBVand HSV …..wash

M/s. The HimalayaDrug Company,

Bangalore

180000

NA Study the anti HBV…. Aspera

Ms.S.Bhavya fromUdaya College ofArts and Science,

Tirunelveli

30000

NA Monitoring of seabed….two years

M/s.V.O.ChidambaranarPort, Tuticorin

481000

NA Preparation ofGeological….report

M/s. Riverwaysmines and minerals

100000

NA Studies on Nonifruit……friendly

Management

M/s. World NoniResearch

Foundation, Ch.

284000

NA Monitoring of seabed….two years

V.O.ChidambaranarPort, Tuticorin

531960

Nuclear Physics Charges collectedfor ….Samples

NA 231900

AnalyticalChemistry

Analyticaltesting…..samples

NA 75780

CAS in Botany Scanning electronmicroscope usage

NA 17400

Microbiology Lyophilizationcharges….bacterial

NA 14000

Genetics Study the anti HBV…. Aspera

Ms.S.Bhavya fromUdaya College ofArts and Science,

Tirunelveli

30000


NA 293625

AnalyticalChemistry

Analytical testing…..samples….two

years

NA 7000


NA 16150

Genetics Institute of BioMedical Research

(BMS)

NA 42700

Malayalam InterenshipProgramme

NA 30000


NA 16900


NA 411575

NA Collection andanalysis of waterand …. Ooty lake

Dr.P.Purushothaman,Saveetha University

112000

3.5.2 – Revenue generated from Corporate Training by the institution during the year

Name of theConsultan(s)department

Title of theprogramme

Agency seeking /training

Revenue generated(amount in rupees)

Number of trainees

Dr.DeepaP.NambiarAnalyticalChemistry

TrainingProgramme/ShortTerm Training

NA 20000 5

Dr.P.PrabhuPhysicalChemistry


NA 5000 1

Dr.G.Harichandran PolymerScience


NA 3000 1

Dr.B.AnandanGenetics


NA 119000 9

Dr.V.SankarAnatomy


NA 55080 187

Dr.C.R.Srikumari Srisaila

Geneticspathy


NA 74000 6

Dr.T.Raju/Dr.K.RavichanAnalytical

Chemistrydran


NA 25000 5

andDr.T.M.Sridhar

Dr.A.K.MohanaKrishnanOrganicChemistry


NA 10000 2

Dr.K.Parthasarathy OrganicChemistry


NA 5000 1

Dr.K.Parthasarathy OrganicChemistry


NA 40000 3

Dr.R.MalathiGenetics


NA 25000 4

Dr.R.RamanibaiZoology


NA 38000 38

Dr.R.Venkateswari Medical

Biochemistry


NA 4000 4

Dr.V.AravindhanGenetics


NA 75000 5

Dr.D.PrabuMicrobiology


NA 110000 7

Dr.P.SuganthiMicrobiology


NA 90000 6

Dr.M.Elanchezhiyzn

Microbiology


NA 98000 5

Dr.K.Umamaheswari

Biotechnology


NA 15000 1

Dr.T.SumathiMedical

Biochemistry


NA 26000 2

Dr.B.RayvathyMicrobiology


NA 30000 2

Dr.A.K.Munirajan Genetics


NA 75000 6

Dr.G.SankarPolymer Science


NA 15000 3

Dr.K.Ravichandran Analytical

Chemistry


NA 30000 6

Dr.R.SasikumarPhysicalChemistry


NA 10000 2

Dr.B.UsharaniGenetics


NA 40000 6

Dr.V.Bhuvaramurthy MedicalBiochemistry


NA 36000 3

Dr.MuhammedIbrahim Anatomy


NA 5000 1

Dr.B.Ravisankar/Dr.S.YuvarajEndocrinology


NA 30000 3

Dr.R.RavindranPhysiology


NA 21000 3

3.6 – Extension Activities

3.6.1 – Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community andNon- Government Organisations through NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red Cross (YRC) etc., during the year

Title of the activities Organising unit/agency/collaborating agency

Number of teachersparticipated in such

activities

Number of studentsparticipated in such

activities

Awareness on Dengue Health Departmentof Corporation ofChennai, Public

Health andPreventive Medicine

98 18000

Disaster ManagementPractices among theCoastal villages

Sathya Sai DisasterManagement Team,Indian Red CrossSociety American

Red Cross Society,National DisasterRisk Reduction

Forces

56 15000

Smokeless Bogi –Awareness

Department ofHealth, Govt. of

Tamil NaduCorporation of

Chennai

9 1300

National VotersAwareness

State ElectionCommission andCorporation of

Chennai

92 15700

Road SafetyAwareness

NSS Cell, IndianRed Cross Society

27 5400

CashlessTransactionAwareness

NSS Cell, UnoM 0 200

General Health Camp NSS Cell, UnoM 61 11200

Breast Cancer SelfExamination

National BreastCancer Foundation,

New Delhi

0 720

Human RightsWorkshops to theSlum dwellers

All India HumanRights Council andState Human Rights

Council

8 1050

Health and Hygienicawareness among the

Slum dwellers

NSS Cell, UNOM 12 2100

Cattle Health Camp Tamil Nadu Vet naryHospital, Chennai ,Kancheepuram and

Tiruvallur

45 5600

Aged Home Visits Nalam Ambu Illam,Vishranthi and NSS

Cell, UnoM

4 2500

Lake Adaptation Central GroundWater Board,

Ministry of WaterResources

15 4200

Village Adaptation Ministry of YouthAffairs and Sports,

GoI

98 8650

Skill Developmentfor Village Women

Rajeev GandhiNational Institute

of YouthDevelopment

5 2000

Eradication ofIlliteracy


Minimize SchoolDropouts

School EducationDepartment, RMSA

7 1500

AIDS AwarenessProgramme

Tamil Nadu StateAids ControlSociety, GoI

92 9200

Self Defense forgirl studentsExercises

American Red CrossSociety

10 1700

Food SafetyAwareness

Tamil Nadu FoodSafety and DrugAdministrationDepartment, GoTN

(Chennai,Triruvallur andKancheepuramDistricts)

70 7000

Government Schooladaptation


Organic and TerraceFarming workshops

Tapovana OrganicFarms, Chennai

4 1800

Water HarvestingWorkshops

State Ground andSurface Water

Resources, GoTN

0 220

Communal Harmony Council of theNational Foundation

for CommunalHarmony (NFCH), New

Delhi

2 300

Rally on Drug Abuseand IllicitTrafficking

Narcotics ControlBureau, Chennai

24 2700

Coastalvulnerability plan(Coastal Watch)

Demo

Indian Coast Guard,Indian OilCorporation

National DisasterManagementAuthority

2 670

Coastal Cleaning Indian Coast Guardand Indian OilCorporation

2 890

First Aid Awarenessto School Students

Indian Red CrossSociety, Tamil Nadu

Branch

18 2400

Yoga workshop toSchool Students

Isha Sadhguru, Artof living andVetrivel Yoga

Centre

12 7200

Rally for Rivers tospread awarenessabout the need tosave our rivers.

Isha Sadhguru 50 50000

SWACHHTA PAKHWARAPledge taken alongwith Rural and Slum

dwellers

Ministry of YouthAffairs and Sports,GoI Swachh BharathSummer Internship

at Villages

84 17500

SWACHHTA PAKHWARASanitation and

Hygiene in RuralIndia – campuscleaning, classroom cleaning,

Library Cleaning,Orphanages Cleaning

etc.,


at Villages

84 17500

SWACHHTA PAKHWARAAdopted Villages:Temple, Schools,common places

cleaning


at Villages

84 17500

SWACHHTA PAKHWARADoor to Door

campaigning in the

Ministry of YouthAffairs and Sports,GoI Swachh Bharath

84 17500

adoptedvillages/Slums onSwachhta Pakhwara

Summer Internshipat Villages

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) BloodDonation


Branch, Chennai

22 3800

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Awareness on

organ Donation

Sankara Nethralayaand Indian RedCross Society,

Tamil Nadu Branch,Chennai

7 2100

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Awareness on

Dengue

Health Departmentof Corporation of

Chennai, Indian RedCross Society,

Tamil Nadu Branch,Chennai

16 1800

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) DisasterManagement

Practices among theCoastal villages


Branch, Chennai

7 3100

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Road Safety

Awareness


Branch, Chennai

27 5400

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) GeneralHealth Camp


Branch, Chennai

2 780

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Health andHygienic awareness

among the Slumdwellers


Branch, Chennai

8 3500

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Aged Home

Visits


Branch, Chennai

2 650

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) AIDS

Awareness Programme

Tamil Nadu StateAids Control

Society, GoI andIndian Red Cross

Society, Tamil NaduBranch, Chennai

12 3600

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Self Defensefor girl students

Exercises

American Red CrossSociety and IndianRed Cross Society,Tamil Nadu Branch,

Chennai

10 820

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Food Safety

Awareness

Tamil Nadu FoodSafety and DrugAdministrationDepartment, GoTN

(Chennai,Triruvallur and

17 2600

KancheepuramDistricts)

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Social

Harmony

Council of theNational Foundation

for CommunalHarmony (NFCH), NewDelhi and Indian

Red Cross Society,Tamil Nadu Branch,

Chennai

2 300

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) Rally on DrugAbuse and Illicit

Trafficking

Narcotics ControlBureau, Chennai andIndian Red Cross

Society, Tamil NaduBranch, Chennai

12 1700

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC) First Aid

Awareness to SchoolStudents


Branch, Chennai

18 2400

Massive TreePlantationProgramme

Forest Department,NilalgalNGO, Exnora

International

60 12000

Blood Donation Govt. Hospitals,Lions Club, Rotary

Club, Medicalhospital and IndianRed Cross Society

100 10500

Awareness on organDonation

Sankara Nethralaya,Public Health and

PreventiveMedicine, Cancer

Institute of Adayar

60 6000

3.6.2 – Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized bodiesduring the year

Name of the activity Award/Recognition Awarding Bodies Number of studentsBenefited

NSS Indira GandhiNational (IG) AWARD

Ministry of Sportsand Youth Affairs

1

NSS Best Volunteer(First Prize)

NationalIntergradation

Camp2018 (NIC), NSSBangaloreUniversity

1

NSS International YouthExchange Programme

to China


1

NSS World YouthFestival2017 Russia


1

3.6.3 – Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-GovernmentOrganisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness, Gender Issue, etc. during the year

Name of the scheme Organising unit/Agen Name of the activity Number of teachers Number of students

cy/collaboratingagency

participated in suchactivites

participated in suchactivites

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

NSS Cell, UNOM Health andHygienic

awareness amongthe Slumdwellers

12 2100

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Tamil Nadu Vetnary Hospital,

Chennai ,Kancheepuram

and Tiruvallur

Cattle HealthCamp

45 5600

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Nalam AmbuIllam,

Vishranthi andNSS Cell, UnoM

Aged HomeVisits

4 2500

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

NSS Cell, UnoM GovernmentSchool

adaptation

0 970

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Central GroundWater Board,Ministry of

Water Resources

Lake Adaptation 15 4200

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Ministry ofYouth Affairs

and Sports, GoI

VillageAdaptation

98 8650

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Rajeev GandhiNational

Institute ofYouth

Development

SkillDevelopment forVillage Women

5 2000

YOUTH RED CROSS(YRC)

Indian RedCross Society,

Tamil NaduBranch, Chennai

Blood Donation 22 3800


SankaraNethralaya and



Awareness onorgan Donation

7 2100


HealthDepartment ofCorporation ofChennai, Indian

Red CrossSociety, TamilNadu Branch,

Chennai

Awareness onDengue

16 1800




DisasterManagement

Practices amongthe Coastal

7 3100

villages





27 5400




General HealthCamp

2 780




Health andHygienic

awareness amongthe Slumdwellers

8 3500




Aged HomeVisits

2 650


Tamil NaduState AidsControl

Society, GoIand Indian RedCross Society,

Tamil NaduBranch,Chennai


12 3600


American RedCross Societyand Indian RedCross Society,


Self Defensefor girlstudentsExercises

10 820


Tamil Nadu FoodSafety and DrugAdministrationDepartment, GoTN (Chennai,

Triruvallur andKancheepuramDistricts)


17 2600


Council of theNational

Foundation forCommunal

Harmony (NFCH),New Delhi andIndian Red

Cross Society,Tamil Nadu

Branch, Chennai

Social Harmony 2 300


NarcoticsControl Bureau,

Chennai andIndian Red

Rally on DrugAbuse andIllicit

Trafficking

12 1700

Cross Society,Tamil Nadu

Branch, Chennai




First AidAwareness to

School Students

18 2400

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

NSS Cell, UnoM Eradication ofIlliteracy

7 720

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

SchoolEducationDepartment,

RMSA

Minimize SchoolDropouts

7 1500

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Tamil NaduState AidsControl

Society, GoI


92 9200

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

American RedCross Society

Self Defensefor girlstudentsExercises

10 1700

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Tamil Nadu FoodSafety and DrugAdministrationDepartment,

GoTN (Chennai,Triruvallur andKancheepuramDistricts)


70 7000

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

TapovanaOrganic Farms,

Chennai

Organic andTerrace Farming

workshops

4 1800

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

State Groundand Surface

WaterResources, GoTN

WaterHarvestingWorkshops

0 220

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Council of theNational

Foundation forCommunal

Harmony (NFCH),Delhi

CommunalHarmony

2 300

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

NarcoticsControl Bureau,

Chennai

Rally on DrugAbuse andIllicit

Trafficking

24 2700

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Indian CoastGuard, Indian

Oil CorporationNationalDisaster

ManagementAuthority

Coastalvulnerabilityplan (CoastalWatch) Demo

2 670

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Indian CoastGuard andIndian OilCorporation

CoastalCleaning

2 890

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA


Tamil NaduBranch

First AidAwareness to

School Students

18 2400

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Isha Sadhguru,Art of livingand VetrivelYoga Centre

Yoga workshopto SchoolStudents

12 7200

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Isha Sadhguru Rally forRivers tospread

awareness aboutthe need tosave ourrivers.

50 5000

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

ForestDepartment,NilalgalNGO,

ExnoraInternational

Massive TreePlantationProgramme

60 12000

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Govt.Hospitals,Lions Club,Rotary Club,

Medicalhospital andIndian Red

Cross Society

Blood Donation 100 10500

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

SankaraNethralaya,

Public Healthand Preventive

Medicine,Cancer

Institute ofAdayar

Awareness onorgan Donation

60 6000

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

HealthDepartment ofCorporation ofChennai, Public

Health andPreventiveMedicine

Awareness onDengue

98 18000

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Sathya SaiDisaster

ManagementTeam, IndianRed CrossSociety

American Red

DisasterManagement

Practices amongthe Coastalvillages

56 15000

Cross Society,National

Disaster RiskReductionForces

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

Department ofHealth, Govt.of Tamil NaduCorporation of

Chennai

Smokeless Bogi– Awareness

9 1300

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

State ElectionCommission andCorporation of

Chennai

National VotersAwareness

92 15700

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

NSS Cell,Indian Red

Cross Society


27 5400

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

NSS Cell, UnoM CashlessTransactionAwareness

0 200

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

NSS Cell, UnoM General HealthCamp

61 11200

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

National BreastCancer

Foundation, NewDelhi

Breast CancerSelf

Examination

0 720

SWACHHTAPAKHWARA

All India HumanRights Counciland State HumanRights Council

Human RightsWorkshops tothe Slumdwellers

8 1050

3.7 – Collaborations

3.7.1 – Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the year

Nature of activity Participant Source of financial support Duration

Event on “200 Yearsof Tamil Education

in Malaysia”

Organized byUniversity ofMadras in

collaboration withthe Ministry of

Education, Malaysia

University ofMadras

1

Casual Researchervisited to

Department of WomenStudies under MoU

Ms. Aleksandra P.Stevanovic, a PhDstudent at theUniversity of

Belgrade, Republicof Serbia

self 6

Exchange studentsunder MoU

8 Participant Partner Univ.scholarship

1

3.7.2 – Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the- job training, project work, sharing of researchfacilities etc. during the year

Nature of linkage Title of thelinkage

Name of thepartnering

Duration From Duration To Participant

institution/industry

/research labwith contact

details


3.7.3 – MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other universities, industries, corporatehouses etc. during the year

Organisation Date of MoU signed Purpose/Activities Number ofstudents/teachers

participated under MoUs

Institute D’EtudesPolitiques De

Paris, (SciencesPo), France

01/08/2017 Student Exchange 2

University ofTours, France


University ofSalzburg, Austria

01/08/2017 Faculty Exchange 0

Elon University,USA


University ofBelgrade, Serbia


University ofParis8, France


Ngee AnnUniversity,Singapore


National FormosaUniversity, Taiwan


EM StrasburgUniversity


CRITERION IV – INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

4.1 – Physical Facilities

4.1.1 – Budget allocation, excluding salary for infrastructure augmentation during the year

Budget allocated for infrastructure augmentation Budget utilized for infrastructure development

20000000 108155096

5384000 4717000

4.1.2 – Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year

Facilities Existing or Newly Added

Campus Area Existing

Class rooms Existing

Laboratories Existing

Seminar Halls Existing

Classrooms with LCD facilities Existing

Seminar halls with ICT facilities Existing

Value of the equipment purchasedduring the year (rs. in lakhs)

Existing

Number of important equipmentspurchased (Greater than 1-0 lakh)

during the current year

Existing

4.2 – Library as a Learning Resource

4.2.1 – Library is automated {Integrated Library Management System (ILMS)}

Name of the ILMSsoftware

Nature of automation (fullyor patially)

Version Year of automation

INFLIBNET Fully SOUL 2.0 2010

ShodhgangaPlagiarism

Fully URKUND 2016

Digitisation ofCertificates

Partially NA 2018

SPSS Fully NA 2017

Talking Library forvisually challenged

Fully NA 2014

4.2.2 – Library Services

LibraryService Type

Existing Newly Added Total

Weeding(hard &soft)

28 0 11 0 39 0

Text Books 280322 105020563 1400 3456390 281722 108476953

ReferenceBooks

98235 50835160 358 1529718 98593 52364878

e-Books 503 678144 0 0 503 678144

Journals 819 912354 5 85021 824 997375

e-Journals 64 3070877 5 376200 69 3447077

DigitalDatabase

27945 802175 0 0 27945 802175

CD & Video 568 592122 0 0 568 592122

LibraryAutomation

8651 0 0 0 8651 0

4.2.3 – E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG- Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG- Pathshala CEC (UnderGraduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives & institutional(Learning Management System (LMS) etc

Name of the Teacher Name of the Module Platformon which moduleis developed

Date of launching e-content


4.3 – IT Infrastructure

4.3.1 – Technology Upgradation (overall)

Type Total Computers

ComputerLab

Internet Browsingcenters

ComputerCenters

Office Departments

AvailableBandwidt

Others

h(MGBPS)

Existing

2 26

Added

Total 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 26 0

4.3.2 – Bandwidth available of internet connection in the Institution (Leased line)

52 MBPS/ GBPS

4.3.3 – Facility for e-content

Name of the e-content development facility Provide the link of the videos and media centre andrecording facility

It will be facilitated under Centre forWeb Based learning and PANAFRICAN and

Virtual University

NA

4.4 – Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure

4.4.1 – Expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and academic support facilities, excluding salarycomponent, during the year

Assigned Budget onacademic facilities

Expenditure incurred onmaintenance of academic

facilities

Assigned budget onphysical facilities

Expenditure incurredonmaintenance of physical

facilites

0 0 15554000 25253000

4.4.2 – Procedures and policies for maintaining and utilizing physical, academic and support facilities - laboratory,library, sports complex, computers, classrooms etc. (maximum 500 words) (information to be available ininstitutional Website, provide link)

Infrastructural and support facilities are available at departmental, campusand institutional levels. (i) The GNR Instrumentation Centre is a central

facility housing expensive and sophisticated instruments which are accessed byscience faculty, research scholars and students. (ii) In addition to

departmental libraries, central libraries are located in all four campuses.(iii) There is a dedicated sports campus which provides the infrastructure forstudents in the university departments and affiliated colleges. (iv) Computercentres are available on all four campuses. (v) Technology Business Incubatoris a centralized facility to encourage entrepreneurship especially in sciencesubjects. (vi) All these facilities are made available to faculty and students

based on established norms of usage.

CRITERION V – STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

5.1 – Student Support

5.1.1 – Scholarships and Financial Support

Name/Title of the scheme Number of students Amount in Rupees

Financial Supportfrom institution

BC/MBC Scholarship 536 1713010

Financial Supportfrom Other Sources

a) National JRF/SRF/RGNF/NFHE/MANF/PDF/DSTINSPIRE/SGC

45 0

b)International Students Visit toForeign

Universities

7 510000

5.1.2 – Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill development, Remedialcoaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal Counselling and Mentoring etc.,

Name of the capabilityenhancement scheme

Date of implemetation Number of studentsenrolled

Agencies involved

Earn While YouLearn Scheme

01/11/2017 204 UGC

5.1.3 – Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counselling offered by theinstitution during the year

Year Name of thescheme

Number ofbenefited

students forcompetitiveexamination

Number ofbenefited

students bycareer

counselingactivities

Number ofstudents whohave passedin

the comp. exam

Number ofstudentsp placed

2017 TNPSC 2 0 0 0

2017 Counselingactivities

0 104 0 0

2017 UGC NET EXAMMay-2017

0 0 54 0

2017 UGC NET EXAMOctober –

2017

0 0 69 0

2018 UGC NET EXAMJuly – 2018

0 0 48 0

2018 Job FairJune -2018

0 0 0 9

5.1.4 – Institutional mechanism for transparency, timely redressal of student grievances, Prevention of sexualharassment and ragging cases during the year

Total grievances received Number of grievances redressed Avg. number of days for grievanceredressal

192 192 15

5.2 – Student Progression

5.2.1 – Details of campus placement during the year

On campus Off campus

Nameoforganizations

visited

Number ofstudents

participated

Number ofstduents placed

Nameoforganizations

visited

Number ofstudents

participated

Number ofstduents placed

GODREJ ITCTATA

CONSULTANCYSERVICES BPS

TATACONSULTANCYSERVICESCITY UNIONBANK ICICI

1174 346 FEDERAL BANKKOTAK

MAHINDRABANK WORLDBANK NETAXISIT SOLUTIONS

PVT LTDSPRING BOARD

INDIA

95 21

PRUDENTIALLIFE

INSURANCECATHOLIC

SYRIAN BANKICICI

SECURITIESICICI BANKHFFC SPIGlobal,Chennai,Career

PlacementFair – 2018

CEMENTS TDIINTERNATIONA

L NAUKRIINFOEDGE

URBAN TREEEMERGEWAY

ANSIO MEDIAPVT LTD TMTMEDIA PVT

LTD

5.2.2 – Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year

Year Number ofstudents

enrolling intohigher education

Programmegraduated from

Depratmentgraduated from

Name ofinstitution joined

Name ofprogrammeadmitted to

2018 3 M.Sc.,Phononics

andBiophotonics

NCUFP LundUniversitySweden, CNRS

France,SikkimManipal

Universityof

Technology

Ph.D.

2018 1 Under waterarchaeology

trainee

Dept ofAncient

History andArchaeology

AnInstitutionin Italy

NA

2017 6 M.A. Anthropology Universityof Madras

M.Phil.

2018 3 M.A. Anthropology Universityof Madras

M.Phil.

2018 1 M.Phil. Anthropology Universityof Madras

Ph.D.

2017 2 M.Sc. Dept. ofCounsellingPsychology

1. AmityUniversity,2. Instituteof MentalHealth

M.Phil.

2018 1 PG Diploma Dept. ofCounsellingPsychology

Women’sChristianCollege

M.Phil.

2018 1 M.Phil Dept. ofCounsellingPsychology

PondicherryUniversity

Ph.D.

2018 3 B.Ed M.Ed Universityof MadrasTNTEU

M.Phil

2018 10 31 25 OurUniversityand other

Universities

M.Phil &Ph.D

2018 1 MA WomenStudies

Departmentof WomenStudies

ShankarAcademy

CivilServices

2017 2 M.Sc. Dept. ofCounsellingPsychology

1. AmityUniversity,2. Instituteof MentalHealth

M.Phil

2018 1 PG Diploma Dept. ofCounsellingPsychology

Women’sChristianCollege

M.Phil

2018 1 M.Phil Dept. ofCounsellingPsychology

PondicherryUniversity

Ph.D.

2018 30 M.A. PublicAdministration (Tamil

Medium) M.A.Post ModernDevelopmentAdministrati

on

ANNA CENTREFOR PUBLICAFFAIRS

UNIVERISITYOF MADRAS

M. A.DEVELOPMENTADMINISTRATI

ON

2018 6 M.A M.Phil Defence &StrategicStudies

Defence &StrategicStudies

Ph.D.

2018 2 M.A Defence &StrategicStudies

JNU M.Phil

2018 0 PG Economics NA NA

2018 2 1. M.AJournalism &Communication 2. M.J

Online Media

Journalism &Communicatio

n

1.Universityof MadrasAmrita

Vishwa Vidyapeetham,

Coimbatore

M.PhilAnthropology(Full time)

M.PhilVisual Media& Communication (Fulltime)

2017 4 M.AVaishnavism

Vaishnavism ThyagarajaCollegeChennai

PressidencyCollege

Ph.D.

2018 6 M.A. Jainology M.A.Jainology

M.Phil &Ph.D

2018 8 M.A M.Phil ChristianStudies

AKT CBSESchool Kalla

kurichi,LogosRetreat

M.Phil &Ph.D

Centre,Bangalore,CMC VimalaProvince –Social WorkProject,Kerala

2017 3 MA French French Departmentof French

Ph.D.

2017 1 MA French French Departmentof French

M.Phil

2018 1 NA TamilLiterature

JNU – NewDelhi

M.Phil

2018 2 2 Telugu MadrasUniversity

M.Phil

2017 8 NA NA UNOM ( 2 )SSUS ( 2 )

Ph.D.

2018 3 NA NA MG ( 2Calicut -1 )Gandhi gram-

1

Ph.D.

2018 2 Kannada NA MadrasUniversity

M.Phil

2017 15 M.A ARABICPERSIAN AND

URDU

Various HIover India

MPhil andPhd.s

2018 10 MSc. &M.Phil.

RIASM IMSC, AnnaUniversity,RIASM, IITPalakad D.G.

VaishnavCollege,

Queen MarisCollege and

otherInstitutions

MPhil andPhd.

2018 1 NA ACTUARIALSCIENCE

BerlinMathematical

School,German

Phd.

2018 36 M.Sc AppliedGeography

M.Tech Geoinformatics

DepartmentOf Geography

CentralUniversityof Tamil

NaduPresidencyCollege,Chennai

MPhil andPhd.

2018 5 M.Sc,M.Phil., and

Ph.D

GEOLOGY UNIVERSITYOFMADRAS

MPhil andPhd.

2018 1 M.ScAnalytical

AnalyticalChemistry

IISc Ph.D

Chemistry

2018 15 10 (M. Sc) 5(M. Phil)

OrganicChemistry

NIL NA

2018 1 M.Sc., PhysicalChemistry

UNIVERSITYOFMADRAS

MPhil


UNIVERSITYOFMADRAS

MPhil


Universityof Madras

Ph.D

2018 1 UNIVERSITYOFMADRAS

Departmentof PolymerScience

Universityof Madras

Ph.D

2017 1 M.Sc., NuclearPhysics

PunjabUniversity

JRF / Ph.D

2017 3 M.Sc., NuclearPhysics

Universityof Madras

MPhil


TheoreticalPhysics

NA Ph.D

2017 1 MPhil NS&IT OsmaniaUniversity

Ph.D

2018 2 M.Sc.,Botany

CAS inBotany

1. StellaMatutina

College ofEducation.Chennai. 2.Bharathidasan University,Tiruchirapp

alli

B.Ed Ph.D

2018 3 M.Sc Zoology(Special)

Departmentof Zoology,Universityof Madras

Ph.D

2018 3 MSc., Biochemistry Indianinstitute of

Science,CCMB

JRF

2018 1 M.Sc. Biotechnology

Dept. of Biotechnology

KarpagamAcademy of

HigherEducation

ResearchScholar



Nanobiomedicine Lab,

Dept. of Pharmacology,SaveethaDentalCollege

JRF



Centre forStem CellResearch,

JRF

INSTEMBranch CMC,

Vellore

2017 4 M.Phil Endocrinology

Universityof Madras

Ph.D.

2017 3 Ph.D. Endocrinology

1. OkhlamaUniversity,

USA 2.Hebrew

Universityof

Jerusalem,Isrel 3.Hong KongBaptist

University ,Hong Kong

PostDoctoral

Fellow (PDF)& SeniorResearchAssistant

2017 5 NA NA IIT – 1 UNOM– 4

ProjectfellowshipM.Phil-2 &

PhD-2

2018 1 Msc Microbiology JIPMER Ph.D.

2017 5 Msc Physiology Universityof Madras

Ph.D.

2017 1 M.Sc.,(BiomedicalGenetics)

Genetics MelbourneUniversity

Ph.D.

5.2.3 – Students qualifying in state/ national/ international level examinations during the year(eg:NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government Services)

Items Number of students selected/ qualifying

NET 70

SET 32

GRE 5

GATE 8

GMAT 0

CAT 0

TOFEL 6

Civil Services 1

SLET 8

Any Other 10

5.2.4 – Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year

Activity Level Number of Participants

Sports International 1

Sports National 12

Sports Zonal 8

Sports State 1

Sports University 1

5.3 – Student Participation and Activities

5.3.1 – Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/internationallevel (award for a team event should be counted as one)

Year Name of theaward/medal

National/Internaional

Number ofawards for

Sports

Number ofawards for

Cultural

Student IDnumber

Name of thestudent

2017 RANGOLI National 0 1 31016001 S. Abirami

2017 RANGOLI National 0 1 0 Thejaswani. R

2017 RANGOLI National 0 1 0 Sowparnika. G

2017 SINGER National 0 1 0 Vigneshwari. V.S.

5.3.2 – Activity of Student Council & representation of students on academic & administrative bodies/committees ofthe institution (maximum 500 words)

Dean – Students for ensuring prompt and effective redressal StudentRepresentative in committee against Sexual Harassment Redressel Student

Representation in BoS

5.4 – Alumni Engagement

5.4.1 – Whether the institution has registered Alumni Association?

Yes

The University of Madras has an Alumni Association but it has not yet beenregistered. It primarily functions as a base to foster life long relationshipwith learners

5.4.2 – No. of registered Alumni:


5.4.3 – Alumni contribution during the year (in Rupees) :


5.4.4 – Meetings/activities organized by Alumni Association :


CRITERION VI – GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

6.1 – Institutional Vision and Leadership

6.1.1 – Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last year (maximum 500words)

Financial autonomy (upto Rs.2 lakhs) as well as local administration of campuesSanctioning power has been given to Head of the Departments and also for

Principal Investigators of Projects upto Rs.5,000/

6.1.2 – Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)?

Yes

6.2 – Strategy Development and Deployment

6.2.1 – Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following (with in 100 words each):

Strategy Type Details

Curriculum Development 20 of MOOCs from SWAYAM

Teaching and Learning Soft skills handled by departments tomeet specific requirements

Examination and Evaluation Online examination registration andmark entry

Research and Development one section ‘Research Schemes andProjects (RSP)’ to facilitiate from

proposal submission to UC

Human Resource Management NA

Industry Interaction / Collaboration University Industry CommunityInteraction Centre (UICIC)

Admission of Students NA

Library, ICT and PhysicalInfrastructure / Instrumentation

Online Stock Entry

6.2.2 – Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations:

E-governace area Details

Planning and Development (i) Preparing Policy Note to submit thesame to Government of Tamil Nadu for

Budget session. (ii) Preparing proposaland progress report for the specialprogrammes of the Government of TamilNadu, Planning Commission etc. (iii)

Collecting data from variousDepartments/Sections to upload the same

for National Institutional RankingFramework (NIRF).

Administration (xiii) Developed software for Pay roll.(xiv) Developed software for GPF and

CPF (xv) Developed software for MasterStock Entry

Finance and Accounts (i) Automation of Demand Draft Sectionembedded with Cash Counter and Budget

Section.

Student Admission and Support (i) Online applications for Admissionand automation of admission process toUniversity Departments. (ii) Developed

software for Student InformationManagement System (SIMS) for University

department students. (ii) Developedsoftware for Online Ph.D. Registration

Examination (i) Online registration of examination.(ii) On –line mark entry system (iii)

Developed software for UploadingTeacher’s Profile for valuation

purpose. (iv) Online exam registrationfor IDE students. (v) Onlinedownloading of hall tickets,

examination schedules and other detailsfor the Institute of Distance

Education.

6.3 – Faculty Empowerment Strategies

6.3.1 – Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and towards membership feeof professional bodies during the year

Year Name of Teacher Name of conference/workshop attendedfor which financialsupport provided

Name of theprofessional body forwhich membership

fee is provided

Amount of support

2017 Dr.M.Sakthivel ISSRM – 23rdInternationalSymposium onSociety andResourceManagement

University OfMadras

100

2018 Dr.M.Sakthivel GeoS4S Forumfor Geospatial

Education

UGC mergedscheme

50

2018 Dr.M.Sakthivel Netaji SubashChandra IndianCulture Center,a Culture wingof the High

Commission ofIndia

UGC mergedscheme

50

2018 Prof V MadhaSuresh

DisasterReduction andPreventionManagementunder Centrefor NaturalHazards andDisaster

Studies, duringMarch 16th 17th

2018.

DSTPURSE 40000

2018 Dr. T.M.Sridhar

CORCON 2017,Mumbai 2 6th

AsianBiomaterialsConference,Trivandrum

NA 29000

6.3.2 – Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the University forteaching and non teaching staff during the year

Year Title of theprofessionaldevelopmentprogramme

organised forteaching staff

Title of theadministrative

trainingprogramme

organised fornon-teaching

staff

From date To Date Number ofparticipants(Teaching

staff)

Number ofparticipants

(non-teachingstaff)


6.3.3 – No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation Programme, RefresherCourse, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the year

Title of theprofessionaldevelopmentprogramme

Number of teacherswho attended

From Date To date Duration

OrientationProgramme –Batch129

146 10/05/2017 06/06/2017 27


74 10/05/2017 06/06/2017 27


76 16/08/2017 12/09/2017 27

OrientationProgramme,Batch – 132

86 07/11/2017 04/12/2017 27

EnglishLanguage andLiteratureBatchXXII

74 08/09/2017 28/09/2017 20

Tamil, Batch –XXIV

85 06/09/2017 26/09/2017 20

Ecology andEnvironmentalSciences, Batch

– XVII

73 07/07/2017 27/07/2017 20

Human Rights,Batch – II

78 03/11/2017 23/11/2017 20

EducationEducation

Technology,Batch – XI

92 01/02/2018 21/02/2018 20

Summer SchoolR.C. in Physics

65 23/05/2017 12/06/2017 20

inter School –R.C. in

Mathematics

69 07/11/2017 27/11/2017 20

Short termcourse on “Research

Methodology”

18 09/10/2017 14/10/2017 6

Principal’smeet

76 09/01/2018 10/01/2018 2

6.3.4 – Faculty and Staff recruitment (no. for permanent recruitment):

Teaching Non-teaching

Permanent Full Time Permanent Full Time


6.3.5 – Welfare schemes for

Teaching Non-teaching Students

1.Womens SexcualHarassment Redress Cell

2.Prevention andRedressal of Harassmentagainst Students, Staff

and Fculty members

1.. Providing DesktopComputer and replacing

the defective ones to allthe administrative staffwith internet facilitiesto speed up the workprocess and smoothfunctioning of theUniversity. 2. No

appointments have beenmade in the Non TeachingStaff from 010717 to30062018 3. Time bound

promotions were given toall eligible staff assoon as the vacancy

arises. 4. House Building/ Vehicle loan facilitieshave been provided to all

eligible Teaching andNonTeaching staff 5.

Leave Travel Concessionhave been extended forall Teaching and NonTeaching Staff 6. New

Health Insurance Schemewas implemented for allTeaching and NonTeachingstaff and their eligible

family members. 7.Interest Free Soft Loanwas provided to meet themedical expenses of the

Nonteaching staffincluding his/her familymembers. 8. 50 of Tuition

and Special fees ofSchools /Colleges at UGlevel paid by the wardsof Class –IV Staff have

been reimbursed. 9.Outsourcing of thenoncore work likesecurity staff and

conservancy staff wereoutsourced 10. The

EGovernance Centre at theUniversity of Madras hasdeveloped the softwarei.e Human Resource

Development System (HRMS)to obtain informationabout the Teaching andAdministrative Staff

through online so as makethe University fullyautomated. 11. Theprofile of the

1. Differently abledstudents 2. Madras

University Free EducationScheme 3. Earn While

Learn Scheme 4.Endowments 5. Refund offees 6. Student Safety

Insurance

NonTeaching staff membersare being uploaded in tothe University Networkingthrough egovernance byproviding user id andpassword to the staff

members individually. 12. G.O.(Ms) No.105

Personnel andAdministrative Reforms

(FR III) department dated07112016 regarding

enhancement of MaternityLeave from six months(180 days) to 9 monthsfor the women employees

(Both Teaching andNonteaching) has been

adopted to the Universityemployees with effectfrom the date of G.O.

6.4 – Financial Management and Resource Mobilization

6.4.1 – Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly (with in 100 words each)

Three types of audit are being practiced in the University of Madras 1.Internal Audit – Day to day affairs and routine financial matters 2. Local Fund

Audit – Post financial matters 3. AG Audit – Once in two years relating togrants and government financial matters

6.4.2 – Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals, philanthropies during theyear(not covered in Criterion III)

Name of the non governmentfunding agencies /individuals

Funds/ Grnats received in Rs. Purpose

Contributions Income fromBuildings Publications

209100000 Development of University

6.4.3 – Total corpus fund generated

3169600000

6.5 – Internal Quality Assurance System

6.5.1 – Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Yes NIRF, Instituteof Eminance

(IOE)

No

Administrative No Yes Local fundaudit

6.5.2 – What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent colleges? (ifapplicable)

The University of Madras has 123 affiliated colleges and two constituentcolleges. It was the pioneer in granting autonomy way back in 1978.

6.5.3 – Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association (at least three)

NA

6.5.4 – Development programmes for support staff (at least three)

Workshop conducted for senior level administrators on 9th and 10th January 2018at University of Madras

6.5.5 – Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three)

NIRF 2017 41 Rank 2018 18 Rank 2019 20 Rank New Departments 1.Dept. of SocialWork 2.Dept. of Women Studies 3.Dept. of Counselling Psychology 4.Dept. of

Material Science 5.Dept. of Bio Informatics 6.Dept. of Networking Systems andInformation Tech. New Centres 1. Centre for Cyber Forensics Information

Security 2. Centre for Population Studies 3. Centre for Thirukkural Research 4.Center for Sangapalagai for Tamil Development 5. Centre for EndangeredLanguages 6. Centre for Infrastructural Management Studies 7. Centre for

Natural Hazards and Disaster Studies 8. Centre for Environmental Sciences 9.Centre for Water Resource Management 10. Centre for Coastal Studies 11. Centrefor Herbal Sciences 12. Centre for Stem Cell Research Introduction of Choice

Based Credit System (CBCS) for Institute of Distance Education (IDE) programmesOnline admission process – application, registration, hall ticket and mark

uploading to ensure transparency.

6.5.6 – Internal Quality Assurance System Details

a) Submission of Data for AISHE portal Yes

b)Participation in NIRF Yes

c)ISO certification No

d)NBA or any other quality audit No

6.5.7 – Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year

Year Name of qualityinitiative by IQAC

Date ofconducting IQAC

Duration From Duration To Number ofparticipants

2018 Workshop forPrinicipals

ofAffilicatedcolleges ofUniversityof Madras

09/01/2018 09/01/2018 10/01/2018 76

CRITERION VII – INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND BEST PRACTICES

7.1 – Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities

7.1.1 – Gender Equity (Number of gender equity promotion programmes organized by the institution during theyear)

Title of theprogramme

Period from Period To Number of Participants

Female Male

“Women’s Livesand SocialChange”

organised on5th December2017 by the

05/12/2017 05/12/2017 120 55

Department ofWomen Studies

“Women’sDevelopment andEmpowerment inTamil Nadu”delivered byDr. C. K.

Gariyali I.A.S.organized on9th August,2017 byNational

Service Scheme(NSS) and


09/08/2017 09/08/2017 210 70

“HumanEmpowerment &

Peace”organized byWomen’s IndianAssociation,

Universal PeaceFederation –India, and


01/09/2017 01/09/2017 175 40

7.1.2 – Environmental Consciousness and Sustainability/Alternate Energy initiatives such as:

Percentage of power requirement of the University met by the renewable energy sources

NA

7.1.3 – Differently abled (Divyangjan) friendliness

Item facilities Yes/No Number of beneficiaries

Physical facilities Yes 130

Provision for lift Yes 130

Ramp/Rails Yes 130

Rest Rooms Yes 130

Scribes for examination Yes 21

Any other similarfacility

Yes 21

BrailleSoftware/facilities

No 0

Special skill developmentfor differently abled

students

No 0

7.1.4 – Inclusion and Situatedness

Year Number ofinitiatives to

addresslocational

Number ofinitiativestaken to

engage with

Date Duration Name ofinitiative

Issuesaddressed

Number ofparticipating

studentsand staff

advantagesand disadva

ntages

andcontribute to

localcommunity

2017 1 1 14/07/2017

2 Tree Plantation

FloodRelief

12000

7.1.5 – Human Values and Professional Ethics Code of conduct (handbooks) for various stakeholders

Title Date of publication Follow up(max 100 words)

CBCS Handbook for PG,M.Phil. programmes

01/08/2017 NA

Ph.D 30/09/2017 NA

7.1.6 – Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics

Activity Duration From Duration To Number of participants


7.1.7 – Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five)

1. Massive Tree Plantation Programme Forest Department, NilalgalNGO, ExnoraInternational NSS Coordinator 60 Programme Officers of affiliated Colleges

12,000 2. Smokeless Bogi – Awareness Department of Health, Govt. of Tamil NaduCorporation of Chennai NSS Coordinator and 9 programme officers of affiliated

Colleges 1,300

7.2 – Best Practices

7.2.1 – Describe at least two institutional best practices

Research Schemes and Projects (RSP) The research activities of the Universityof Madras are primarily funded by the agencies such as

UGC,DST,DBT,CSIR,ICSSR,ICHR,Gol, Government of Tamil Nadu, World Bank,UNDP,UNICEF,etc., Broadly, there are two types of funding: (i) schemes relatingto the Departments/University and (ii) research projects to faculty members.The funds received from the above mentioned agencies fall under part II plan

account of the University of Madras. These projects and schemes areadministered by many sections of the University offices (RPO,F.6 G.3, Campus

Director Offices , etc.). This has resulted in undue delay in files moving fromone section to the other and responding to queries. Further, we are unable tofix responsibility for the delay and also speed up the process. Due to multiple

sections handing the RSP, the University in unable to issue utilizationcertificates on time, there is no monitoring system to check whether the

progress/final reports are submitted to the funding agency. This has delayedgetting the subsequent installments of the project grants and also affects

getting new projects. The responsibilities of RSP office are: (i) To handle allworks relating to research schemes and projects. It includes forwarding

research proposals to funding agencies, releasing grants to carry out theproject, conducting advisory committee meetings, collecting and forwardingprogress reports to funding agencies, maintaining accounts, purchase of

equipments and submitting UCs, and forwarding the final research reports tofinding agency and closing the project. (ii) Manage the accounts usingcustomized software to be developed by the RSP in collaboration with the

eGovernance and sending quarterly financial statements to pls and HoDs (iii)Maintain files and present for Local Fund audit (iv) Organize orientation and

review meetings with faculty members, pls and HoDs, collecting anddisseminating information to faculty members’ about projects grants (v)Recruiting project staff (vi) Coordinating with the funding agencies,

University and the faculty members, and (vii) Any other activity related to the

RSP assigned by the University Authorities from time to time Online Ph.D.Monitoring System The admission for Ph.D. Degree programme are made in four

sessions viz., January, april, July and October. Usually, the application withprospectus were uploaded in the University website to facilitate the students

to download the form for admission to Ph.D. programme. From October 2017session onwards, candidates have been directed to submit the application

rhougth online and the process is over and the candidates may be asked to takethe hard copy of the application from and along with the enclousures with theprescribed fee of Rs.500/ within the stipulated dated should be submitted toconcerned University Department/Affiliated Colleges/Research Institutions for

further processing

Upload details of two best practices successfully implemented by the institution as per NAAC format in yourinstitution website, provide the link

7.3 – Institutional Distinctiveness

7.3.1 – Provide the details of the performance of the institution in one area distinctive to its vision, priority andthrust in not more than 500 words

? Instituting Online Ph.D monitoring System and Quality Enhancement ? Uploadingof all Ph.D theses in INFLIBNET Shodhganga – the national repository of

Electronic Theses and Dissertations. ? Appointing Honorary Emeritus Professors,Visiting Professors and Adjunct Faculty ? Awarding Best Researchers for Early

and MidCareer Faculty Members (Assistant and Associate Professors) ?Establishing separate office for Research Schemes and Projects ? DesigningOnline Grievance Redressal Portal for Students ? Introducing Choice BasedCredit System (CBCS) for IDE Programmes ? Setting up WebLearning Centre topromote seamless, borderless teaching and learning through MOOCs for Regular

and IDE programmes

Provide the weblink of the institution

8.Future Plans of Actions for Next Academic Year

? Enhancing Academic Performance and Institutional Ranking ? ImprovingTeachingLearning Activities and NAAC score ? Skill Development and Revamping ofCourses and Curriculum ? eLearning through Regular and Distance Learning (MOOCsand Online) ? Focus on Placement and Employability ? Digitalisation for Paperlessand Cashless Transactions

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