PREFACE - Government College for Men::Kadapa

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Dr. N. SUBBANARASAIAH, M.Com., Ph.D.,

PRINCIPAL

PREFACE

I deem it my bounden duty to release the college calendar

for the academic year 2019-2020 in view of the needs of the students

and the staff in order to create awareness about the academic

schedule. It is my sincere intension to inculcate discipline and time

sense among the students, besides maintaining the decorum of this

prestigious institution through a practical approach. The students

are advised to go through the schedule scrupulously and to reap the

benefits of the same.

With best wishes for a more successful academic year

2019-2020 and

Happy New Year 2020.

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S.No. Particulars Page Number

INDEX

1 Preface 1

2 Logo 3

3 Personal Memoranda 4

4 About the College 5

5 Vision & Mission 5

6 Acquisition of Autonomous Status 6

7 Programs & Course combinations 7

8 Fee structure 8

9 Academic Schedule 2019-20 9

10 Examination Branch 10

11 List of Teaching Faculty 12

12 List of Non-Teaching Staff 14

13 Hostel 15

14 District Resource Centre (DRC) 15

15 Jawahar Knowledge Centre (JKC) 16

16 Mobile numbers of the principals of private, 18

aided degree colleges of Kadapa (district)

17 CCE office address 18

18 Library 19

19 Virtual Classes 20

20 MANA TV 20

21 National Cadet Corps (NCC) 21

22 National Service Scheme (NSS) 22

23 Eco Club 24

24 Women Empowerment Cell (WEC) 25

25 Prathiba Award List 26

26 Right to Information Act 27

LOGO

Our College Logo comprises Name of our college, Light with an opened

book and an Upanashadic except – “ Vidyayaamritamasnute”

Name- Government College for Men (A), Kadapa

Light with an opened book - Light is referred to Jyothi and God, at times,

manifests in the form of light, Jyothiswarupa. The opened book stands for Vedas,

Upanishads and all other treatises including those of Ayruveda, Artha Sastra,

Neeti Sastras meant for study, learning and practicing for the welfare of Society

human beings and that of the individual himself.

Vidyaya amrita masnute -It is an excerpt from 11 th Sloka of

ISAVASYOPANISHAD. “Man gets immortality by Education” is the meaning

of the same extract.

Education from the perceptive of Indians is under two categories namely: -

Apara Vidya and Para Vidya

Apara Vidya is mundane education. It includes all Medical Sciences,

Dharma Sastras, books of Law and Code of Conduct, Economics, Political Science

(Neeti Sastras), Astronomy, Astrology, Chemical Engineering and other Technical

Education. They are necessarily meant for the welfare of society in which an

individual is a constituent member.

Para Vidya is Spiritual Educationmeant for the upliftment of an

individual. Man is a mixture of good and bad. Man is essentially a divine spark

conditioned by ignorance. Para Vidya includes Upanishads, Vedas and Vedantic

treatises. Brahma Sutras and Upanishads play an important role in Spiritual

Education. They come to the rescue of Human beings to help individually to

remove the veil of ignorance there by making man immortal.

Upanishads, which constitute the end portions and aim of the Vedas,

breathe the pure fragrance of eternally fresh dialogues of truth between earnest

seeker and eminent self-realization, Philosophy and Spiritualism. They are the

fountain head of all Vedas, Culture and ideal ethical conduct of man. The excerpt

is from the ISAVASYOPANISHAD and the actual sloka runs the –

Isavasyopanishad Sloka 11.

Transliteration:

Vidyamavidyam ca yas tad VedobhayamSaha

avidyayamrtyumtirtaVidyayaamritamasnute

Meaning: He, who understands Vidya is immortal.

Man becomes immortal by studying and practising Mundane Education

and Spiritual Education by following Jnana Yoga and Karma Yoga.Man,by

transgressing death reaches immortality. There after no rebirth to individual takes

place. Man attains Self-realization experiencing the bliss of Brahman, all pervading

omniscient and omnipotent God. Thus, by education Man attains immortality.

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GOVERNMENT COLLEGE FOR MEN(Autonomous)

Re-accredited by NAAC at B Grade Under Cycle II

(Affiliated to Yogi Vemana University)

KADAPA–516 004

PERSONAL MEMORANDA

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Date of Birth …………………………… Mobile No ..................…….......………

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Height…..........Weight…….........on......./...../..........Blood Group…….……………

Bank Account Details ………………………………………………...................……

IFSC Code ……………………………………………………………….......………

Permanent Address ……………………………………………………...............…..

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Hostel Room No. ……………………………………………………........………

In Case of emergency, contact:

Name ……………………………………………………………………………

Telephone / Mobile ……………………………………………………..................

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

It is proud to say that Government College, Kadapa first located at

Zilla Parishad Building, Kadapa in 1948. Later, Hon’ble Chief Minister

Sri C. Rajagopala Chari laid foundation stone on 14th June, 1952 for the present

existing structure and after the construction under the name Government Arts

College, Kadapa was opened by Lt. Col. Diwan Bahadur, Sir A.

Lakshmanaswami Mudaliar, Vice-Chancellor, University of Madras on 4th

February, 1955 as a composite college with Intermediate and conventional degree

courses-B.A., B.Com., and B.Sc. However, in 1958, it offered courses with various

combinations. Later, it was renamed as ‘Government College for Men’. In 1996

it was bifurcated into Intermediate and Graduation.

Ever since, considerable changes have been taking place in ameliorating

the standards of the degree courses. As per the instructions of the C.C.E., restructured

courses i.e. ’need-based’ courses have been introduced to cater to the needs of the

stakeholders to face the modern competitive world. To that extent, ‘Sumabala

Computer lab’ has been established. Besides, for the effectiveness, manifold facilities

have been provided for the students.

Vision:

Empowerment of stakeholders through knowledge and inculcation of values

for exposure to Global Competence.

Mission:

Ø To mould the students as responsible citizens with intellectual excellence

and integrity.

Ø To facilitate optimum use of human and natural resources for sustainable

development by enriching competitive skills.

Milestones:

Ø The college initiated UG and PG ‘Off campus Courses’ through Dr.

BRAOU.

Ø In course of time, to accommodate the students, the college has introduced

6 PG courses viz, M.Com., M.A. Telugu, M.Sc. Zoology, M.Sc. Physics,

M.Sc. Botany and M.Sc. Chemistry.

Ø In 2004, the College was accredited by NAAC at B++ under Cycle I.

Ø Further, School of Commerce block was constructed to expand infrastructure

to meet the relevant changing times, so as to accommodate the students in

various combinations to provide opportunities for the aspirants.

Ø In 2012, the college was accredited and annexed ‘B’ grade by NAAC under

Cycle II.

Ø Conferred Autonomous status by UGC, New Delhi during the academic

year 2010-11.

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PROGRAMS & COURSE COMBINATIONSØ The institution was selected for RUSA in the academic year 2015-16.

Ø Students have bagged 20 Pratibha Awards so far.

Ø Every year stakeholders of the college secure the prestigious Awards

announced by the Government of Andhra Pradesh. So far, our students

have bagged for the academic years

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

Ø The Institution has been conducting seminars, workshops and faculty have

been pursuing Projects.

Acquisition of Autonomous Status: -

Ø UGC conferred the autonomous status to the institution in the middle of

the academic year 2011-12.However, it came into force from the academic

year 2012-13.

Ø The pass percentage, year by year has been gradually improving. We hope

that the pass percentage may be increased with the introduction of new

pattern. Above all, it enables the students of different caliber to encounter

present day challenges with much confidence and agility.

Ø In order to implement the Autonomous procedure from the academic year

2012-13, the then Principal Sri K.S. Ramanjaneyulu had taken initiative

for the constitution of the Board of Studies after consulting the staff council

and the higher authorities of Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa.

Ø The then Vice-Chancellor, Prof. A.R. Reddy nominated subject experts

from different disciplines from the university and permitted them to take

part in the BOS meetings.

Ø With the consent of the In-charges of various departments of the college,

the Principal nominated Industrialists, Post graduate meritorious Alumni,

two Subject Experts from outside of the college and other members of the

departments as members of the Board of Studies.

Ø The In-charges of all the departments called respective members of BOS

and prepared the Syllabi for various courses, keeping in view the objectives

of the college, interest of the stakeholders and society at large for 1stand 2nd

semesters for the academic year 2012-13 and same had been approved by

the first Academic Council meeting, which was held in the month of

December, 2012.

Ø The second Board of Studies meeting was conducted for framing of Syllabi

for 3rdand 4th Semesters and the Syllabi was approved by the Academic

Council in January 2014.

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PG COURSES

Fee Structure for Science Programs

Fee Structure for Arts Programs

ACADEMIC SCHEDULE 2019-20

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EXAMINATION BRANCH

Constitution of Examination Branch

The Examination Branch is constituted in the following manner.

A panel of names is proposed for the appointment of the Controller and

Asst. Controllers of examinations by the Staff Council of the college. After

the proposal is made by the staff council, the Principal appoints the

Controller and Asst. Controllers of Examination. Later, it is ratified by the

Governing Body. The tenure of the examination staff is for two years.

Present Staff of the Examination Branch

1. Dr. N. Subbanarasaiah, M.Com., Ph.D. Chief Controller

2. Dr. M. Ravi Kumar, M.Sc., Ph.D. Controller

3. Dr. P. Hari Prasad, M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Controller

4. Dr. M. Ramesh, M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Controller

5. Sri. K. Udaya Kumar Computer Operator

6. Sri. V. Ramachandraiah Record Assistant

7. Sri. K. Suryudu Record Assistant

8. Sri. M. Siva Krishna Sing Office Subordinate

Rules and Regulations:

Examinations Branch, in all its functions, is guided and regulated

by the rules of University Grants Commission and resolutions of the

Staff Council and the Academic Council of the college.

1. Web based availability of Grade Memos for the Semester-End-

Examinations.

2. Provided facility to download the Hall Tickets from the college

website.

3. Introduction of Project work for Final year students instead of

one mid semester examinations.

Pass Mark Regulations

1. The pass mark is 40 in each paper from the academic year 2017-18.

2. For previous candidates the pass mark is 35 only.

Declaration of Class

1. Successful candidates shall be placed in 4 classes on the basis of

the aggregate marks obtained by them in all the examinations.

2. The college has been following the guidelines of APSCHE and

offering different foundation courses suggested by the said

organization for I,II&III - year students. The following are the

foundation courses: -

S. No. Semester Foundation Course

1 I Human Values & Professional Ethics

Environmental Studies

2 IICommunication and Soft Skills-I

Information and Communication Technology-I

3 IIIInformation and Communication Technology-II

Communication & Soft Skills-II

Communication & Soft Skills-III

4 IV Analytical Skills

Entrepreneurship

Leadership Education

Fees DetailsA) Examination Fees1. I & II B.A, whole examination Rs.5502. I & II B. Sc. & B.Com whole examination Rs.6003. III B.A. whole examination Rs.15504. III B.Com./B. Sc. whole examination Rs.16005. For each supplementary subject Rs.2106. For each Practical Examinations Rs.2107. Revaluation of Answer scripts Rs.400 per paper8. Rs. 1000/- will be paid to the Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa for supplying

(Migration Certificate, Consolidated Marks Memo for 6 Semesters andProvisional Pass Certificate).

3. In PART-II, the aggregate marks obtained in all the group subjects of I,II, III, IV, V & VI semester end examinations together during the courseof study of 3 years irrespective of the number of appearances to completethe subjects. If the completion takes more than 3 years, irrespective ofnumber of appearances to complete the subject’s class is awardedaccording to the aggregate marks.

4. Award of Grades

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SN Name of the Employee Academic Qualification Designation Phone No.

1 Dr. N. SUBBANARASAIAH M.Com., Ph.D., PRINCIPAL 9948121705

2 Dr. C.Yoganjaneyulu M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D., Lect.in English 9849347038

3 Dr. C.V.Vishwanatha Rao M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D.,APSET Lect.in English 9908865101

4 Smt. C. Sree Vijaya Durga M.A., M.Phil.,APSET Lect.in English 8500321602

5 Sri. P.Chandrabhushanam M.A., APSET Lect.in English 8008353027

6 Dr.K.Chennakesava Reddy M.A., Ph.D., Lect.in Telugu 9866635884

7 Sri. K.N.Sundareswararao M.A., M.Phil., NET,SLET Lect.in Telugu 9491641228

8 Dr.U.Ramya Jyothi M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., NET Lect.in Telugu 8309379541

9 Smt. N.Sivaparvathi M.A., M.Phil., Lect.in History 9000067168

10 Dr.M.Ramesh M.A., Ph.D., SLET Lect.in History 9490701588

11 Dr. G.Koteswaraiah M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Psychology 9441110950

12 Smt. C.Bharathi M.A., M.Phil., Lect.in Political Science 9494034500

13 Dr.P.Hari Prasad M.A., Ph.D., APSET Lect.in Political Science 9440430059

14 Dr.B.Vijaya Kumar M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., APSET Lect.in Economics 9849748709

15 Dr. B.R. Sailaja M.A., Ph.D., Lect.in Economics 9848924048

16 Dr. T. Madhusudana M.Com., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Lect.in Commerce 9848726620

17 Dr.R.Neelaiah M.Com., M.Phil.,Ph.D., NET, APSET Lect.in Commerce 9492426281

18 Dr.A.Nagabhushna Reddy M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Mathematics 9440288938

19 Dr.S.Navaneeswara Reddy M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., NET Lect.in Mathematics 9866927509

20 Dr.S.Nagendra M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Lect.in Mathematics 9985165051

21 Sri. V.Appalanaidu M.Sc.,APSET Lect.in Mathematics 8886454767

22 Sri. G.Dayanandam M.Tech., NET Lect.in Computer Science 9885553539

23 Sri. P.RaghavenderReddy M.Tech., NET Lect.in Computer Science 9441762630

24 Dr. P.Kalpana M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Biotechnology 9949972370

25 Sri. P.Bayapu Reddy M.Sc.,M.Phil., Lect.in Physics 9440703687

26 Sri. V.Adinarayana M.Sc.,M.Ed.,M.Phil., Lect.in Physics 9494689975

27 Dr.P.Narayana Reddy M.Sc.,M.Ed.,M.Phil., Ph.D., Lect.in Physics 9704522925

28 Dr.K.Shanthi Latha M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Lect.in Physics 9703303422

29 Sri. H.Sudhakara Rao M.Sc., NET Lect.in Physics 9884770142

30 Smt. B.Rajeswari M.Sc.,M.Phil.,APSET Lect.in Chemistry 9908951710

31 Sri. G.Ayyavara Reddy M.Sc., M.Phil.,APSET Lect.in Chemistry 9440822731

32 Dr.B.Mahesh M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Lect.in Chemistry 9966524276

33 Dr.B.Ramachandra M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Chemistry 9492753765

34 Dr.P.V.Krishna Reddy M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Botany 9493369454

35 Dr. K.Ramesh M.Sc., Ph.D., APSET Lect.in Botany 9849588023

36 Dr. S.Khadar Basha M.Sc., Ph.D., APSET Lect.in Botany 9959348678

LIST OF TEACHING STAFF MEMBERS 2017-18

SN Name of the Employee Academic Qualification Designation Phone No. 37 Dr. M.Ravi Kumar M.Sc., Ph.D., APSET Lect.in Geology 8341184784

38 Dr. P. Rama Krishna M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Geology 9985370100

39 Dr. P.Sachi Devi M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Lect.in Zoology 9703436861

40 Dr. P.Ravi Sekhar M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Lect.in Zoology 9441689606

41 Dr. Y.Savithri M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Zoology 8985513433

42 Dr. C.Narasimha Rao M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Zoology 9441134905

43 Dr. U.Sreenitha M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Lect.in Zoology 9440429473

44 Sri. K.Sreenivasulu M.A., M.P.Ed.,M.Phil., APSET Lect.in Physical Education 9866418418

REDEPLREDEPLREDEPLREDEPLREDEPLOOOOOYEE FYEE FYEE FYEE FYEE FACULACULACULACULACULTYTYTYTYTY

1 Sri. B.Chalama Reddy M.Sc., M.Phil., Lect.in Geology 9440941419

2 Dr. K.V.Prasad M.A.,Ph.D., Lect.in English 9849022809

3 Sri. P.Sreenivasulu M.A., Lect.in Telugu 9642146984

4 Dr. V.Siva Prasad M.A.,Ph.D., Lect.in English 9885545915

5 Dr. G.Satyanarayana Reddy M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Statistics 9490052365

6 Sri. A.Nagaraju M.Com.,M.Phil.,APSET Lect.in Commerce 9949053362

7 Dr. M.Bhushana Reddy M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Lect.in Physics 9441323699

8 Dr. G.Pakardin M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., NET Lect.in Physics 9441001409

9 Dr. A.Suryanarayana Reddy M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Physics 8897712823

10 Sri. T.Sridhar Murthy M.Sc., M.Phil., Lect.in Botany 9440365433

11 Sri. M.Sreekanth Reddy M.Sc., M.Phil., Lect.in Botany 9948402507

12 Sri. G.Venkataramana Reddy M.Sc., M.Phil., Lect.in Geology 9701724728

13 Dr. T.Venkateswarlu M.A.,Ph.D., Lect.in Sanskrit 9966446450

14 Sri. K.V.Prasad M.Sc., Lect.in Mathematics 9949791801

15 Sri. P.V. Subba Reddy M.A., M.Li.Sc., Lect.in Library Science 9701812649

CONTRACT FCONTRACT FCONTRACT FCONTRACT FCONTRACT FACULACULACULACULACULTYTYTYTYTY

1 Dr.T.Jayarami Reddy M.A.,Ph.D., Lect.in Telugu 9866926988

2 Sri. G.Veeraiah M.A.,NET Lect.in Telugu 6300557311

3 Dr.SIP.Qadiri M.A.,Ph.D., SET Lect.in Urdu 9000050945

4 Sri. E.Md.Gayas M.A., B.Ed., Lect.in History 8142440428

5 Sri. N.Reddy Basha M.Com., MBA,SET Lect.in Commerce 9492802880

6 Sri. G.Parveen M.Com., SET Lect.in Commerce 9010121268

7 Sri. B.Mallikarjuna Reddy M.Sc., M.Phil., Lect.in Mathematics 9989894898

8 Sri. T.Sreenivas M.Sc., Lect.in Statistics 9885236943

9 Dr.G.Udaya Bhaskara Reddy M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Physics 9493040063

10 Dr.A.V.Ramana Reddy M.Sc., Ph.D., Lect.in Chemistry 8179023499

11 Sri. E.K.Seetha Rami Reddy M.Sc., Lect.in Chemistry 9966221338

12 Sri. P.V.Ramana Reddy M.Sc., M.Phil., Lect.in Chemistry 9052074029

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SN Name of the Employee Academic Qualification Designation Phone No. HOSTEL

Administrative body:

1. Warden : Dr. N. Subbanarasaiah, Principal

2. Deputy Warden : Dr. S. Navaneeswara Reddy,

Lecturer in Mathematics.

Hostel Committee members:

1. Dr. R. Neelaiah, Lecturer in Commerce

2. Dr. P. V. Krishna Reddy, Lecturer in Botany

3. Sri. K. Sreenivasulu, Lecturer in Physical Education.

13 Sri. S.A.Jeelani Basha MCA Lect.in Computer Science 9866446086

14 Sri. M.Srinivasulu M.Sc.,M.E., NET Lect.in Electronics 9908470069

LIST OF NON-LIST OF NON-LIST OF NON-LIST OF NON-LIST OF NON-TEACHING STTEACHING STTEACHING STTEACHING STTEACHING STAFFAFFAFFAFFAFF

1 Sri. G. Christopher B.A., Administrative Officer 9885995347

2 Sri. A.M. Thyagaraju B.A., Superintendent 9441131937

3 Sri. K. Narasimha Singh Inter Sr. Asst. 9703243424

4 Sri. P. Sreenivasulu Inter Sr. Asst. 9966439295

5 Sri. G. Sekhar B.A., Sr. Asst. 9849963729

6 Sri. S. Ravindranath B. Tech., M.A., Jr.Asst. 9966088314

7 Sri. G. Maheswara Rao B.A., Jr.Asst. 9494081882

8 Sri. K. Prasad B.A., Jr.Asst. 8096159380

9 Sri. K. Dasaratha Rami Reddy B.A., Typist 9441006733

10 Sri. K. Venkata Subbaiah ITI, Inter Electrician 8897685185

11 Sri. K. Vijaya Sreenivasulu Diploma Pharmacist 9640293066

12 Sri. S.M. Adil Basha M.Com., PGDCA Store Keeper 9247771986

13 Smt. D. Siva Parvathamma B.A., Store Keeper 8897744518

14 Smt. P. Reddamma B.A., Store Keeper 7396392338

15 Smt. P. Swarna Gouri Inter Record Asst. 9866999213

16 Sri. V. Narayana SSC Record Asst. 9441683528

17 Smt. B. Rojamma B.A., Record Asst. 8374321994

18 Smt. B. Devi SSC Record Asst. 9490978143

19 Sri. V. Rama Chandraiah B.A., Record Asst. 9000957592

20 Sri. J. AjayaBabu SSC Record Asst. 9885779497

21 Sri. S. Ramanjaneyulu B.A., B. Ed., Record Asst. 9052250898

22 Sri. K. Suryudu SSC Record Asst. 9642501771

23 Smt. S. Rajamma B.A., Record Asst. 9908011962

24 Sri. B. Sanjeevarayudu B.A., B.Ed., ITI Record Asst. 9502702866

25 Sri. S. Shoukath Ali B.A., B. Ed., Herbarium Keeper 9573057303

26 Sri. B. Sreenivasa Murthy B.A., Office Sub-ordinate 9618678530

27 Sri. R.M. Krsihan Sharma Inter Office Sub-ordinate 9440411993

28 Sri. B. Venkata Ramana SSC Office Sub-ordinate 7287847992

29 Smt. V. Victoria Rani SSC Office Sub-ordinate 7997572283

30 Sri. M. Siva Krishna SSC Office Sub-ordinate 9005041827

31 Sri. Y. Narasimhulu 5th Class Sweeper 9966845591

32 Smt. S. Lakshmi Devi SSC Gardner 9490469655

33 Sri. P. R. Sreedhar SSC Water Man 9885888566

DISTRICT RESOURCE CENTRE (DRC)

Introduction:

The DRC (District Resource Centre) in Government College for

Men (A), Kadapa was established in 2007. Ever since, it has been

undertaking several productive activities in the best interest of different

institutions and stakeholders. Presently, Dr. N. Subbanarasaiah, the Principal

is the chairman and Mr. K.N. Sundareswara Rao, Lecturer in Telugu, is the

Co-ordinator from the year 2017 – 2018.

Concept:

Government Degree Colleges are spread across the state in all the

districts. Most of them are located in rural and semi urban areas. They

mostly serve the students from poor and under-privileged sections of the

society. The students of colleges located in rural areas face disadvantages

like infrastructural and teacher shortages, lack of exposure to modern

educational atmosphere and inadequate background support. They need

additional support. Although each district has about 8 to 12 Government

Degree Colleges and they are working as total individual entities so far.

Pooling and sharing of resources will benefit students of all colleges

especially rural colleges.

The Government Degree Colleges in each district, therefore, were

networked with a select government college in the district, called the District

Resource Centre (DRC). Yearlong activities are planned and implemented

by the colleges of the district under the DRC for the benefit of students in

the subject and general areas. The DRCs are expected to tentatively

compensate some of the disadvantages faced by the students of all colleges,

especially the rural colleges.

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Objectives:

Ø Identifying the subject, student need and shortages.

Ø Pooling and sharing the resources for the benefit of all students,

especially the rural students.

Ø District-level crash programmes, seminars, workshops etc. for the

teachers for improving their awareness and skills in teaching.

Ø A variety of district-level regular programmes,workshops and summer

programmes for students from all the colleges of the district, in areas

such as subjects, skills, career, employment etc Strengthening the

existing infrastructural, material and human resources.

JAWAHAR KNOWLEDGE CENTRE (JKC)

Government of Andhra Pradesh initiated JKC in 2005 as a

reliable solution to the problem of unemployment faced by students

studying non-professional courses in Degree colleges of AP. The ever-

increasing prominence of India on the global map has paved way for

a growing demand for hard working and talented students, good in

computer skills, communication skills and industry related skills. The

doors of global job market are opened to students who can speak

fluently, compute quickly, write legibly and analyse logically.

Jawahar Knowledge Centre’s primary aim is to provide

intensive training to students in employable skills and enable students

avail themselves of the bright opportunities in the global job market.

Remarkably, the centers are best utilized by the poorest of the poor

and marginalized sections of thesociety. Students from rural areas

who have no access to advantages experienced by their urban

counterparts are provided the latest technologies and opportunities to

upgrade their skills and encourage to compete for better standards of

living. The Centre received overwhelming response from day one

and the encouraging placements add to its strength and objectives.

JKCs established in degree colleges provided with a world

class infrastructure and experienced faculty are totally dedicated to

students and totally involved in providing the best training to help the

students climb the ladder of success. JKC helps students to realize

their potential and aim high in life and particularly it motivates and

encourages students to be creative, independent and self-reliant. JKC

Centre helps students in colleges gain confidence and the ability to

contribute to the economic and intellectual prosperity of the country.

The JKC was started in our college in April 2007 (summer batch

with 198 students they were trained in four groups since the strength

was more.This came out to be a grand success.

Objectives of JKC

To shape students across the State and make them globally

acceptable citizens

• To promote College – Industry relations through training and

placements.

• To provide the best of the opportunities to the students who belong

to weaker and marginalized sections.

The benefits of Jawahar Knowledge Centre

Ø Career Awareness/ Planning Workshops.

Ø 250 hours training.

Ø Training Practice on employable skills.

Ø Training by Enabled Faculty/ Industry.

Ø Co- curricular activities to enhance Communication and Soft

skills.

Ø Campus Placement with Major MNCs.

Ø Industry Orientation.

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CHAIRMAN & CO-ORDINATOR

1. JKC Chairman : Dr. N. Subbanarasaiah., Principal

2. JKC Co-Ordinator : Dr. M. Ramesh, Lecturer in History

The JKC Teaching faculties include

1. Full Time Mentor (FTM) TOTAL TRAINED PLACEMENTS

2. Guest English Mentor (GEM) 1603 207

CCE OFFICE ADDRESS

Commissionerate of Collegiate Education

Government of Andhra Pradesh

3rd & 4th Floors, A.N.R.Towers, Prasadampaadu,

JammichettuStreet,Vijayawada Rural- 521108. Mobile: 9989334982

RJD OFFICE ADDRESS

O/o. The Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education, Kadapa.

Old DRDA Buildings, Ground floor, Pragati Bhavan,

Opp. Kotireddy Circle, Kadapa.

LIBRARY

The Central library of our college was established in1952. The college

library is located at main building and is accessible to students of all classes

and members of teaching and non-teaching staff. It is two storied building,

but the stack area is kept on ground floor which caters to the needs of all

sections of the students, faculty and also to the elite of Kadapa in and

around. A well-furnished separate Reference Section located in main

building. It is automated with the facility of INFLIBNET.

GOALS:

• To develop the Central Library to a full-fledged State of the art

automated Library.

• To see that library is fully utilized by the staff and students by making

it user-friendly.

MEMBERSHIP:

• Students/ Staff member who joined the college will become members

should get the Membership form from the Libraryand fill the required

information and submit the application at Library. Library issue ID

cards which will be used at the time of books issue.

• With special permission, membership is open to Retired Staff / Alumni

/ Elite of the town Research scholars. They can also apply for

membership in the prescribed formatenclosing the fee receipt /

appointment letter/ permission letter with a pass port size photo.

• The ID card will valid for three years but before starting of every

academic year they may show their current year fee receipts for

renewal of their membership. The ID cards may be keeping with them

until they leave the college. Without ID cards no books will be issued.

• The student has to obtain a “No dues certificate” from thelibrary.

RESOURCES:

The College library has a hybrid collection of printed as well as

electronic resources, e-Books, e-Journals that include books, magazines

journals, databases, audio-visuals, CD’s/DVD’s Reports, Case studies,

Conference proceedings etc. Currently the library has extensive collection

of 59,678 books with 25 Journals.

Mobile Numbers of the Principals of Private Aided Degree Colleges of Kadapa District

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LIBRARY SERVICES:

• Document delivery / circulation service

• Reference service

• Bibliographic search service

• Internet service

• Reprographic facility

• Newspaper clipping Display

• Information display and notification service.

VIRTUAL CLASSES

The concept of virtual classes has been introduced by CCE in the

academic year 2017-18 and its main objective is to expose faculty and

students to new teaching technologies. At the same time, an expert’s class

can be accessed by every student using virtual class equipment. These

classes were inaugurated by the Hon’ble minister of HRD Sri.G.Srinivasa

Rao Garu.

Govt. College for Men(A), Kadapa is equipped with ‘4’ sets of

virtual classes that are located at room numbers ‘37’,’46’,’56’&’9’. Every

month, the needy subjects are identified in GDCs and schedule is prepared

and classes are run starting from December-2017.

MANA TV

MANA TV telecasts Educational Programmes in tune with the

needs of the students’ advance academic needs and demands of the job

market updates. MANA TV telecasts educational programmes to degree

students through Live and Recorded presentations. A telecast of these

programmes is from SAPNET studios.

MANA TV had established in this Institution in 2002. It has been

serving since its establishment. MANA TV has been functioning as per

the schedule provided by the MANA TV Cell, Commissionerate of

Collegiate Education, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. MANA TV Telecasts

have been receiving good feedback for their uniqueness in Teaching-

Learning process and importance of the topics chosen.

From this Institution,a number of Lecturers acted as Subject Experts

or Presenters, prepared video lessons and deliver lectures through Live

Telecast.Right from the beginning, the topic concerned Lecturers and the

students actively viewed and participated in the Telecasts of MANA TV

lessons. The students and Lecturers are interacted with the subject experts

over phone. The suggestions and remarks of the students and lecturers on

the programme are recorded in the feedback report. The attendance of the

students is maintained by the MANA TV Coordinator as well as subject

Lecturers along with feedback report. The consolidated feedback reports

are sent to MANA TV Cell Commissionerate of Collegiate Education,

Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.

MANA TV Coordinator: Sri V. Adinarayana, Lecturer in Physics

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)

The National Cadet Corps is the Indian military cadet corps with

its Headquarters at New Delhi. It is open to school and college students on

voluntary basis. National Cadet Corps is a Tri-Services Organization,

comprising the Army, Navy and Air Force, engaged in grooming the youth

of the country into disciplined and patriotic citizens. The National Cadet

Corps in India is a voluntary organization which recruits cadets from high

schools, colleges and universities all over India. The Cadets are given basic

military training in using small weapons small arms and parades. The

College, has Two NCC Units i.e. 155/30 and 156/30 A&B Platoons has

been working since 1963.

Aim of NCC:

The aim of NCC is developing character, comradeship, discipline,

a secular outlook, the spirit of adventure and ideals of selfless service

amongst young citizens. Further, it aims at creating a pool of organized,

trained and motivated youth with leadership qualities in all walks of life,

who will serve the Nation regardless of which career they choose. Needless

to say, the NCC also provides an environment conducive to motivating

young Indians to join the armed forces.

Motto of NCC:

“Unity and Discipline”

Lt.Dr.R.Neelaiah, Lecturer-in-Charge, Dept. of Commerce is the Associate

NCC Officer (ANO) of one Unit in the college.

Lt. Dr.B.Mahesh, Lecturer in Chemistry, is the Associate NCC Officer

(ANO) of another Unit.

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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME(NSS)

MOTTO of NSS

The motto of our NSS is ”NOT ME BUT YOU”, which reflects

the essence of democratic living and upholds the needs for service.

National Service Scheme (NSS) is Indian government-

sponsored public service program conducted by the Ministry of Youth

Affairs and Sports, Government of India. Popularly known as NSS.The

scheme was launched in Gandhiji’s Centenary year, 1969. Aimed at

developing student’s personality through community service, NSS is a

voluntary association of young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2

level working for a campus-community linkage.

Organization

At national level, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of India is

the nodal authority, which works with state-level NSS cells. State-level NSS

cells are responsible of the respective state governments. Within states, each

university has University level NSS cell under which institutions (schools

and colleges) based NSS units operate. Most government and government-

aided institutions have NSS units. Institutions are encouraged to have NSS

units. A unit typically comprises 20–40 students. They are managed internally

by a responsible program officer from the school or college, who reports to

the regional NSS coordinator.

Types of Activities

There are two types of activities: Regular Activities (120 hours)

and Annual Special Camp (120 hours). All the NSS Volunteers, who have

served NSS for at least 2 years and have performed 240 hours of work

under NSS are entitled to get a certificate from the university with the

signature of the Vice-Chancellor and the Program Coordinator. The Annual

camps are known as Special Camps. Camps are held annually, funded by

the government of India, and are usually located in a rural village or a city

suburb. Volunteers may be involved in such activities as:

• Cleaning

• Afforestation

• Stage shows or a procession creating awareness of such issues as social

problems, education and cleanliness

• Awareness Rallies

• Inviting doctors for health camps

There are no predefined or pre-assigned tasks; it is left to the

volunteers to provide service in any way that is feasible. Camps typically

last between a week and 10 days, although camps for shorter periods are

also conducted by NSS.

NSS UNIT-I and UNIT-II were started in our college

on Gandhiji’s Centenary year, 1969. Here UNIT-I for B.Sc. Students with

intake of 100 interested volunteers and UNIT-II for B.A., and

B.Com.,studentswith intake of 100 interested volunteers under

SRI VENKATESWARA UNIVERSITY, TIRUPATI.

Now our NSS UNITS are working under the control of SRI YOGI

VEMANA UNIVERSITY, KADAPA. At present our NSS Programme

Co-Ordinator of YVU, Kadapa is Dr. A. MADHU SUDHANA REDDY.

Themes of the Program

In the past the themes of the Special Camping Programs have been

’Youth against Famine’,

‘Youth against Dirt and Disease’,

‘Youth for Rural Reconstruction’,

‘Youth for Eco-Development’,

‘Youth for Mass Literacy’,

‘Youth for National Integration & Social Harmony’,

‘Youth for Sustainable Development with special focus on Watershed

Management and Wasteland Development’`

Healthy Youth for Healthy India‘

Committees of NSS in our College

Principal : Chairperson

NSS program Officer : Member Secretary

Staff members with social service background : Members

NSS UNIT –I

Chairperson :- Dr. N.SUBBA NARASAIAH, Principal

P.O.:- Dr. A. NAGA BHUSANA REDDY, Lecturer in Mathematics

MEMBERS:-

1) Sri. P. BAYAPU REDDY, Lecturer in Physics

2) Smt. K. UDAYA SREE, Lecturer in Chemistry

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3) DR.P.V. KRISHNA REDDY, Lecturer in Botany

4) Dr. S. SACHI DEVI, Lecturer in Zoology

5) Dr. G. SATYA NARAYANA REDDY, Lecturer in Statistics

NSS UNIT –II

Chairperson :- Dr. N. SUBBA NARASAIAH, Principal

P.O. : - Dr. K. CHENNA KESAVA REDDY, Lecturer in Telugu

MEMBERS:-

1) Sri. K.N. SUNDERESWAERA RAO, Lecturer in Telugu

2) Dr. U. RAMYA JYOTHI, Lecturer in Telugu

3) Dr.R. NEELAIAH, Lecturer in Commerce

4) Dr. M. RAMESH, Lecturer in History

5) Dr. P. HARI PRASAD, Lecturer in Political Science

ECO CLUB

We know that we are a part of Environment, we live in and the

solution to many environmental problems lie in our attitude towards

environment. The best way to attempt to bring about a change in the attitudes

in the society is through students. They are the single most important

influence in any family.

Objectives:

1. To make students understand environment and environmental

problems.

2. To provide environmental education opportunities for college students.

3. To utilize the unique position of students as conduits for awareness of

the society at large.

4. To facilitate students’ participation in decision making in areas related

to environment and development.

5. To bring students in to direct contact with the environmental problems

facing the society they live in and make them think of solutions.

6. To involve eco-club members in action-based programmers related to

environment in their surrounding

Activities:

1. Organise seminars, debates, lectures and popular talks on

environmental issues in the college. Campaign against banned carry

bags, use of loud speakers, banned fireworks, recycling of glass

and metals, filling of water body in the adjacent area, use of

unnecessary horns.

2. Field visit to environmentally important sites including polluted and

degraded sites, wildlife parks, etc. Organize rallies, marches, human

chains and street theatre at public places with a view to spread

environmental awareness.

3. Action based activities like tree plantation, cleanliness drives both

within and outside thecollege campus.Grow kitchen gardens, maintain

vermin composting pits, construct water harvesting structures in

college, practice paper recycling etc.

4. Prepare inventories of polluting sources and forward it to enforcement

agencies. Maintenance of public places like parks, gardens both

within and outside the college campus. Mobilize action aga ins t

environmentally unsound practices like garbage disposal in

unauthorized places, unsafe disposal of hospital wastes etc.

5. Beautify selected road side area with plants and flowers and put

campaign boards to generate awareness. Any other innovative

programme on environmental issues.

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CELL (WEC)

VISION

“Mainting and strengthening the status of Women”.

MISION

“To create awareness of feminine potential”.

Women Empowerment Cell was established in December 2011-

2012. Women Empowerment Cell (WEC) is another active wing in the

College.Women Empowerment Cell in the College campus empower’s girl

students, to enhance understanding of issues related to women and to make

the college campus a safe place for women students. The WEC has a

Convener and all the Women Lecturers as its members. It looks into the

problems being faced by the the women sudents in the college as it is a

college of co-education.It has been successfully playing a proactive role

towards sensitization of the girl students towards gender issues in order to

provide congenial atmosphere in the collge campus.

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PRATHIBA AWARDS LIST – 2015-2016

S.No NAME OF THE STUDENT GROUP MOBILE NO

1 Madaka Venkatesh B.A., 9985579253

2 H S Mohammed Arshad B.A., 9966024069

3 Gadda Nikhila B.Sc., (PS)

4 M. Pavan Kalyan B.Sc., (LS) 8688766816



1 Harish Kumar A. B.Sc., (LS) 9618477589

2 Darla Sreekanth B.Sc., (LS) 8099898959

3 Bommisetty Sankar B.Sc., (PS) 7799115318

4 Syed Jeelan Basha B.A.,

5 Shaik Muhmmed Fayaz B.A., 9849748425

6 Bukke Reddy Kishore Naik B.A., 9100795640

7 Subbaiahgari Swapna B.A., 9581362352



1 Vivekananda K. B.A., 7093971736

RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT

1. Appellate Authority :

Dr. N. SUBBANARASAIAH, M.Com., Ph.D.,

Principal

2. College Public Information Officer:

Dr. M. RAMESH, Lecturer in History

3. College Assistant Public Information Officer :

Sri. Thyagaraju, Superintendent



1 T. Vijay Kumar B.Com., 9703959414

2 B. Nageswara Naik B.Sc., (LS) 9618846140

3 B. Sunil Kumarc B.Sc., (LS) 9963217255

4 K. Reddy Kumar B.A., 9581713745

5 S. Aravind Naik B.A., 9492677600

6 A. Praveena B.Sc., (LS) 9491388439

OBJECTIVES

Ø To identify women with strong leadership qualities and to build

their capacity.

Ø To Promote a culture of respect and equality for female gender.

Ø To create social awareness about the problems of women and in

particular regarding gender discrimination.

Ø Aiming at intellectual and social upliftmentof the female students,

the cell stands for facilitating women’s empowerment through guest

lectures, awareness programmes, counselling programmes and other

welfare activities.

Ø To provide needed facilities to girl students of the college.

Ø To protect and safeguard the rights of girl students and to bring

about growth and development and to empower them.

Ø The Cell also addresses to their Grievances.

Ø To develop multidisciplinary approach for the overall personality

development.

Ø To prevent sexual harassment and to promote general well-being

of female students, teaching and non-teaching women staff of the

College.

CO-ORDINATOR: Dr. K. SHANTHI LATHA, Lecturerin Physics.

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