II.

CRITERION WISE INPUTS

I.

CURRICULAR ASPECTS

II.

TEACHING,LEARNING AND EVALUATION

III.

RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION

IV.

INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

V.

STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGREESSION

VI.

ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

VII.

HEALTHY PRACTICES

CRITERION-I :

1.

CURRICULAR ASPECTS

What are the goals and objectives of the Institutions and where are they
stated?
The objectives of the Institution are stated in memorandum & Articles
of Association (as amended up to 28-10-1993) of THE REPALLE TALUK
EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY, REPALLE
Regd. Society No.14 of
1969. (Annexure VI)
The
1.

2.

3.

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

goals and objectives

include -

To establish and maintain a college or colleges initially at Nagaram and

thereafter at any other place or places
within the limits of old Repalle
Taluk providing courses of study in Arts, Science and Technology in
conformity with the rules and regulations to which it shall be affiliated.
To start at Nagaram a College in memory and in the name of Late Sri
Velagapudi Ramakrishna, and for that purpose, to acquire by sale,
endowment, or otherwise all those pieces of land and the construction
thereon at Nagaram in Repalle Taluk belonging to the Jeypore Sugar Co.
Ltd
To act as a trust board, to accept endowments, bequests, donations,
subscriptions, grants from institutions both private and public, corporate
bodies, local bodies and Government
and other transfers of property
made to the society and to administer the same in accordance with the
terms agreed.
To raise necessary funds to maintain educational institutions under the
management of the society and to administer the same.
To establish, maintain, manage
or assist financially institutions for
promotion of science, Literature, Fine Arts and Technology and those
engaged in diffusion of useful knowledge.
To own, acquire, movable and immovable property of any nature for the
institutions established or to be established and to dispose of the same
for the benefit of the society.
To grant aid to deserving students for promoting studies .
To construct buildings of a permanent or temporary nature for purpose
of Institutions.
To take steps for obtaining the government permission and affiliation to
the Andhra University to Establish the college at Nagaram if possible
from the academic year 1969-70.
To print and publish Calendar, Magazines and all other literature
pertaining to the activities of the institution.
To do all such things as may appear necessary, incidental and conducive
to attain the objectives of the society.
To provide qualitative higher education to the socially, economically and
educationally backward rural youth and
to make them responsible
citizens that the country needs.
To establish an intellectual and educational Centre in old Repalle Taluk
with various programmes that benefit the student community.
To introduce more innovative , Inter disciplinary and Job oriented
restructured courses from time to time.
To inculcate social and cultural values and attain self discipline through
NCC and NSS.

2. How are the institutional mission and goals are reflected in the curricula?
Since its inception the college has been offering courses at the UG level in
Humanities, Commerce and Sciences. Keeping in view the changing needs, the
institution has taken several initiatives to introduce career oriented courses in
Technology & interdisciplinary branches of Science from time to time and PG
courses in a phased manner. The traditional courses are in Telugu medium and

career oriented courses are in English medium which can accommodate and
encourage rural youth. Along with the common core syllabus at UG level
Indian Heritage and Culture, Science & Civilization, English, Hindi, Telugu,
Sanskrit figure in the curricular in the first two years of the three years degree
course. Computers figure in the curricular in the first year of the two years PG
courses. The college offers the following courses.
S.No. Course
U.G.
1.
B.A.

Programme options:

2.

B.Com

Commerce Curriculum

3.

B.Sc.

Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry

4.

B.Sc

Botany, Zoology, Chemistry

5.

B.Sc.

Maths, Physics, Chemistry (E.M),

6.

B.Sc (Technical Courses)

Maths, Physics, Computers

B.Sc (Technical Courses)

Maths, Electronics, Computers

7.

History, Politics, Economics

P.G
8.

M.Sc.

Chemistry

9.

M.Sc.

Physics.

3. What major considerations i.e., education, training , employment, access, equal

opportunities are addressed by goals and objectives?
1. Providing education to socially, economically backward sections in the old
Repalle Taluk is one of the major considerations.
In order to achieve the above goal, we started the conventional courses like
B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., and geared into the new courses.
2. The second major consideration listed as an objective is providing job oriented
courses. We started self-employment courses, to cater the present needs of
student community, like Electronics and Computer Science. We planned to
establish very current accessible courses by which the students are highly
benefit like Bio-Chemistry, Fish ring, Soil testing etc., in the near future.
3. To impart social justice and to serve educational prerogative to all the needy
sections, we adopted the open accessible admission procedure in our College.
We maintain utmost transparency in this regard.
We strictly follow the
constitutional guide lines during the selection procedure of the staff members.
4. What is the range of programme options available to the students for awards
such as degrees, certificates and diplomas?
LEVEL
U.G.
P.G.

DEGREE
B.A.
B.Com.
B.Sc.
M.Sc.,

PROGRAMMES
1
1
5
2

5. What is the proportion of the following components in the programme options?

a) Knowledge
b) Skills
The proportion of knowledge component and skill component in the programme
options is 1 : 1

KNOWLEDGE

SKILL

B.Sc. :Maths, Physics, Chemistry

Botany, Zoology
B.A.

B.Sc., Computers, Electronics

B.Com: Accountancy, Industrial Organization

And Management, Banking ,Business
Correspondence, Auditing, Income tax
Business Statistics, Industrial Law, and
Mercantile Law.

Experimental and Research

Skills

M.Sc. : Chemistry
Physics

Experimental and Research

Skills in PG Courses.

6. Are programmes flexible enough to

offer

students the following benefits?

a)

Time frame matching student

b)

Horizontal mobility

c)

Elective Options

d)

Non-core options

Once in

convenience

7. How often are the existing curricula

8.

CBT: Computer Based Test in

English

:History, Politics, Economics

for a subject reviewed and updated?

a year

What are the courses introduced by the College during the last three years? Give
details.
S.No. Year of starting the course

Name of the course:

1.
2.
3.

M.Sc., Chemistry
M.Sc., Physics
B.Sc., (MECs)

2003-2004
2005-2006
2002-2003

9. How long does it take to introduce a new programme of study after it has
been conceptualized?
UG/ PG Courses
10.

- One year

What are the contributions of the institution to the curriculum design of

University?
The course curriculum prescribed by the Acharya Nagarjuna University is
followed by the college. Boards of studies in various subjects constituted by
the University contribute in the design of the curriculum at University level.
Senior faculty members of the institution are being the members of the Boards
of studies. Every year the existing curriculum is reviewed by the Boards of
studies of the university.
The changes
suggested
by the board
are
implemented by the institution.

The following Lecturers of our College are the members of Boards of Studies:
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
11.

Name
Sri K.Umavara Murthy
Sri N.Koteswara Rao
Sri TL Narayana
Dr. T.V.Krishna Rao
Sri A.V.Raghava Rao
Sri C.Suryanarayana Raju
Dr. V.K. Mohan

Has there been an academic audit

Department
History
Commerce
Chemistry
Electronics
Commerce
Botany
History

by the University

There is no academic audit by the University.

12.

Furnish the following aspects of curriculum design

a) Innovation such as modular curricular:
The unitary curricular designed by the University are implemented effectively.
The whole syllabus in a subject is divided into various units and teaching
programmes are designed to complete the units by a fixed guide. In this way
the implementation becomes more effective.
b) Inter / multi disciplinary approach:Some of the courses are of interdisciplinary
and multi-disciplinary character.
Syllabus of a course covering two subjects is called interdisciplinary and that
covering more than two subjects is multidisciplinary.
1. M.Sc., Chemistry It
It is interdisciplinary.
2. M.Sc., Physics
It
It is interdisciplinary
3. Science & Civilization - It
It is multidisciplinary
4. Indian Heritage & Culture
It is interdisciplinary - It
5. B.Com.
It is Multidisciplinary

13.

covers Chemistry + Computers

covers Physics + Computers
covers Botany+ Zoology + Physics + Chemistry
covers History + Philosophy

It covers Commerce + Computers + Economics +

Maths

Is there any mechanism to obtain

employers on teaching Programs?

feedback

from academic peers

and

Yes (Annexure VII)

Feedback used in the
programmes.

initiation ,

review and redesigning of teaching

Initiation: SVRM College, Nagaram was established in 1969 with the courses
PUC,BA, and B.Com.
In 1970 B.Sc., with MPC and BZC have been added
keeping the importance of sciences in view catering to the needs of the people
of coastal rural belt.
Keeping in view the present day needs, the institution has taken several
initiatives in introducing career oriented courses from time to time . They
include B.Sc., Electronics, B.Sc., Computers, BACS, BCA, M.Sc., Chemistry and
M.Sc., Physics. The introduction of career oriented and self-financing courses
became a good initiative for future sustenance.

Review: The College governing body, Academic Experts and Heads of the
departments review the teaching programmes from time to time. Feed back
from lecturers taken with consideration while implementing necessary changes
in the teaching methodology. Educational Seminars were also conducted with
the help of NCERT and UGC.
Redressing: Senior faculty members of our College present in the Board of
studies play an important role in redressing and restructuring the curriculum
catering the needs of present day generation. In this regard elective subjects
at III year degree level such
as
Environmental
Chemistry,
Applied
Microbiology, Aquaculture, Income tax, Advanced Business Statistics, etc., have
been introduced.
14.

Give details of college - industry - neighborhood networking, if any ?.

Yes.
To our credit we have been
Cement.

associated with huge Industries like Sugar and

a)

An MOU has been signed with M/s Chagallu Sugars, - West Godavari
District for Project and training of our post graduate science students
and under graduate commerce students.

b)

An MOU has been signed with Krishna Industrial Corporation Ltd.,

Nidadavolu for the purpose of higher employment and training.

c)

An MOU has been signed with The Jeypore Sugar Company, Electro
Metellargical division, Rayagada for the benefit of our students career.

d)

An MOU has been signed with Data Scribe Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
for the purpose of employment.

e)

An MOU has been signed with Ramanujam Academy of Mathematics for

the employment of our graduates with Mathematics and for training for
different competitive examinations.

15. Any other highlights

1)

Our college implements many programmes which reflect its Mission

and goals
in Curricula.
It has introduced
programmes of
Inter/multidisciplinary approach,
restructured courses and technical
courses.

2)

Our College recently started PG courses in Chemistry and Physics to

provide quality and encourage higher education to rural youth.

3)

Senior Faculty members of our College have been playing a vital role in
designing the curriculum of the University as members of the board of
studies viz,.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Sri K. Umavara Murthy in History

Sri N. Koteswara Rao in Commerce
Dr. T.V.Krishna Rao in Electronics
Sri T.L.Narayana in Chemistry
Sri AV Raghava Rao in Commerce
Sri C. Suryanarayana Raju in Botany
Dr. V.K. Mohan in History
*

CRITERION-II :

TEACHING LEARNING AND EVALUATION

1. How are students selected for admission into various courses?

a) Through special entrance tests
b) Through Interviews

c) Through their academic record

d) Through combination of the above.

Students are admitted into different courses on the basis of their

academic record in qualifying examination along with reservation policy of the
Government.
In this process, the duly filled in application are sent to the respective
committees.
The Committees prepare the provisional list of admission, following the
rule of reservation and Merit.
Counseling is made to some cases in which the students make a wrong
choice of group in which he/she wish to join, according to his/her aptitude,
capability and future employability.
Sliding may be allowed into

other programmes.

Mode of admission to U.G. courses

On the basis of Merit/academic record by the Principal SVRM College,
Nagaram

Mode of admission to P.G. courses

Through
counseling by the admission convenor Acharya Nagarjuna
University,Guntur
The college conducts classes for 3 year (UG) Degree, 2 year Post-Graduate
degree courses

Under - Graduate:
Degree
B.A.
B.Com
B.Sc.

Programme Options
History, Politics, Economics
Common Core curriculum
Mathematics,Physics, Chemistry
Chemistry,Botany,Zoology
Mathemataics,Physics,Computers
Mathematics,Computers,Electronics

Post - Graduate:
Degree
M.Sc.Chemistry
M.Sc. Physics

Duration
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years

Duration
2 years
2 years

Medium
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu/English
Telugu
English
English

Medium
English
English

Statutory Reservations:
6 %
ST
7%

BC-A

1%

BC-C

15%

BC-B

7%

BC-D

SC

10%

33 1/3 % for women in total.

Minimum Qualifications:
Level:
U.G.

Minimum qualification
10 + 2 / Inter

P.G.
Degree
2. (a) Is there a provision for assessing students knowledge and skills for a
particular programme (after admission).
Yes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Monthly tests
Terminal exams
Seminars
Practical records
Field records.

After the commencement of classes the I.Q. level of each newly

admitted student is assessed by means of oral questions, monthly tests,
terminal exams, seminars, practical records and field records.
Thus dull
students are identified.
Each department keeps a register with the above
examination marks, and remedial coaching will be insisted to the academically
poor students in which aspect they are considered as backward student.
(b) Does the college provide bridge/remedial courses to the educationally
disadvantaged students?
Yes
The College conducts remedial classes before
of the College.

and after the working hours

The class teacher / Teacher guardian

college since the inception of the College.

system

is

present

in this

The class teacher monitors the progress of each student of the class
attached to him and guide the backward students to develop themselves in
which subject they are dull. He also suggests to take extra coaching from the
teacher in which subject they are dull.
UGC assistance for poor students received for conducting the remedial
classes.
Separate time table

prepared for remedial coaching.

( c ) How are advanced learners challenged

i)
ii)
iii)
iv)

(Annexure VIII)

to work ahead of the rest?

Advanced learners are advised to do specific problems.

Seminars are conducted by advanced learners.
Meritorious students are given endowment awards.
Advanced learners/Meritorious students are nominated to the posts of
students union.

Since the inception of the college, on the basis of Merit, the student
union posts like Chairman & Vice-Chairman are nominated by the Principal.
For advanced learners a separate guidance is given to refer various
books in the library for their advancement in the subject.

3.

Does the college encourage the teachers to make a teaching plan?

Yes
It is mandatory
to prepare the teaching plan and teaching dairy as per
instructions of Commissioner of Collegiate Education. (Annexure IX)
The heads council meeting will be conducted in the forenoon of the
reopening day headed by the Principal to chalk out the scheme of the annual
academic plan, teaching dairies, monthly tests and terminal examinations and
syllabus, students marks register and results of the previous year etc.
The head of each department convenes a departmental meeting to the
staff of the department in the afternoon of the reopening day and explains the
annual academic plan, teaching dairies,
dates of monthly,
terminal
examinations, Month wise coverage of syllabus, etc.
The head of the department checks every last working day of the week.
a) Teaching dairies
c) Students marks

b) Completion
register

of syllabus as per the teaching plan.

The Principal checks every day.

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
4.

Time table - class work

Register for leaves
Staff attendance register.
Teacher Guardian - reports every month.
Teaching dairies - every month.

Are the syllabi unitized according to teaching schedule through the

Semester/year?
Yes
Teaching schedule is prepared as per the unitized syllabus. Papers to
be taught for each class are assigned to teachers after thorough discussion.
Teachers takes up the subject Chapter-wise. The teaching plan is prepared for
the entire year. The heads of the each department supervises the teaching
schedule of each teacher and completion of the syllabus as per the schedule.
He also suggests the extra classes for the in completed syllabus.
Month wise and term end examinations were conducted by the college
and marks awarded are posted in the college central register and also in the
dept. register and individual teachers register.
The teaching dairy, academic plan, Individual time table, marks register
is maintained by each teacher.
Student attendance register is checked by
Principal.
The above system is maintained year wise for U.G. and semester wise for P.G.

5.

How does the college supplement the lecture method of teaching with other
learner centered methods?
1. Seminars and assignments are conducted
2. Guest lectures are arranged.
3. Model charts, Maps, OHP, slide projector, LCD projector, Audio Cassettes are
used as teaching aids, to explain the topics.
4. Educational tours and Industrial tours are conducted every year.
5. Socio-Economic Surveys are conducted.

6. Elocution, Quiz and Essay writing competitions are conducted.

7. Participation of Seminars at other colleges also permitted.
8. Students utilizing the facility of Dept. Library and Central Library.
9. N.G.C. (National Green Corps) activity for environmental studies.
a) Activity of effective waste management
b) Activity of effective water management
c) Activity of effective sanitation methods
d) Activity of conversion of waste into Bio-fertilizers.
6.

Is there a facility
Yes

to prepare audio visual and other teaching aids?

No

The College authorities encourages to use modern teaching aids like

OHP, Slide projector and LCD Projector.
The transparencies of OHP are prepared by teaching staff. All science
departments and History department are maintaining charts and models.

7.

8.

Department of Zoology maintains museum.

Department of Botany maintain museum, Herbarium and Garden.
Department of History and Archaeology maintaining Archaeological museum
and slides of Historical and Archaeological monuments are exhibited to the
students. Photos in the Books are exhibited through Epidiascope.
Department of Physics and Chemistry and English are maintaining and using
C.Ds of this respective subjects.
Furnish the following:
2004-05
2005-06
a) Teaching days
180
190
b) Working days
220
220
c) Work load
-- 20 hours per head/week
d) Ratio of full time/part time
1:0
e) Ratio of T.S./N.T.S.
1:1
f) Percentage of classes taught by full time faculty - 100%
Are evaluation methods communicated to students at the beginning of the
year?

Yes

No

Every student is issued a copy of prospectus in which he finds a)

History of the College b) List of staff, c) Student Union Information, d)
Information about various associations e) Information about future study
f)
Information about scholarships g) Rules relating to attendance, Code of conduct
and fee particulars.
Along with prospectus every student also issued an academic Calendar
in which the information of monthly tests, terminal examination dates, working
days and University examination dates and also list of holidays is given.

9.

The college also publishes and supplies syllabus brochure to each

student.
Does the College monitor the overall performance of students at the
beginning of the year?
Yes

10.

No

As per the previous academic record of the student, and by conducting

assignments in the first month itself we are evaluating the overall performance of
the student.
How are teachers recruited ? When and how are new teaching position
created? Give details.
The staff

are appointed as per U.G.C. and A.P. State Govt. recommendations.

Recruitment of Staff:
Basing on the work load, the management recruits the teaching faculty
as per the guidelines
issued by the Acharya Nagarjuna University and
Government of A.P.

11.

For regular employment of faculty:

a)
Five man staff selection committee for teaching staff.
1) Correspondent, SVRM College, Nagaram
Convenor
2) Principal, SVRM College, Nagaram
Member
3) Govt.Representataive RJD, Guntur
Member
4) University Representative
Member
5) Subject Expert - External
Member
b)
Departmental Committee for non-teaching staff:
1) Correspondent, SVRM College, Nagaram
Convenor
2) Govt. Representative RJD, Guntur
Member
3) Principal, SVRM College, Nagaram
Member
c)
New teaching position will be created:
1. By superannuation of the existing staff member
2. Owing to increase in the work load on implementation of
new regulations in the course/syllabus.
3. Owing to starting of new courses.
Provide the following information about the teaching staff recruited during
the last two years.
Teaching

staff

recruited from

Same State

Other State

Same Institution
Govt. Founded:
Self Founded:

Nil
U.G.

P.G.
12.

Other Institution
Nil
Botany
Zoology
Chemistry
Maths
Electronics

------

2
1
1
1
1

Nil
NIL

Physics

--

Nil

Does the college have the freedom and the resources to appoint and pay
temporary/adhoc teaching staff ?
Yes

No

The management has the freedom to appoint the temporary teaching

staff who are paid from the resources of the management by following the
guidelines of the Acharya Nagarjuna University.
For Adhoc appointment of Faculty:
Selection Committee for teaching staff
1.
2.
3.
4.

Correspondent, SVRM College, Nagaram

Principal, SVRM Collelge, Nagaram
Head of the Department, SVRM College,Nagaram
External subject expert

For
staff appointed
contributory P.F.

by the

above

Chairman
Convenor
Member
Member

committee having

the facility of

13.

Number of teaching staff who have attended Seminars/ Conferences / work

shops as participants / resource persons in the last two years. (AnnexureXa,b)
Participants
23
Nil

National Level
International Level
14.

Resource Persons
2
Nil

Does the College follow the self appraisal method to evaluate the performance
of the faculty in teaching research and extension?
Yes

No

As per the UGC norms , self appraisal forms are duly filled up and
submitted by the teachers. Review meetings are held at the beginning of
every year in which staff and management participates. (Annexure XI)
The Management analyses
and suggests remedial measures
feedback.
15.

the self-appraisal of each staff member

after taking into consideration of student

Does the College follow any other teacher performance appraisal method?
Yes

No

The College has prepared student response profile.

The Principal
issues the response profile to the students and collects feed back from the
student. (Annexure XII)
The Core
members are:

Committee

analyses the

response

profile

in which

the

1. Correspondent, SVRM College, Nagaram

2. Principal, SVRM College, Nagaram
3. Staff Representative, SVRM College, Nagaram
The teachers are given due instructions periodically regarding areas of
improvement.
16.

Does the College collect student evaluation on campus experience?

Yes

17.

No

(Annexure XII)

Does the college conduct refresher course/ seminars/ conferences/ symposia/

workshop/ Programmes for faculty development?
Yes

The following

programmes for faculty development were conducted.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

No

Challenge of Education - A policy perspective - Sponsored by UGC

A.P. History Congress - Annual Session - Sponsored by ICHR
Secular tradition in Indian History - funded by ICHR.
Workshop conducted on Education by NCERT.
ACTA - State Level Central Committee meeting funded by ACTA-AP &
Management , SVRMC, Nagaram.
6. Work shop on Importance of Social Sciences Funded by HRD, Govt. of India.
7. District Level History conference - two times funded by Management
8. Seminar on Environmental pollution Funded by Management.
9. Seminar on Emerging Trends in Chemistry Funded by UGC, New Delhi.
10. Guest lectures were arranged to P.G. Chemistry by ANU Professors funded
by Management, SVRMC, Nagaram.

The Management and Principal encourages the faculty to attend

orientation courses and refresher courses and seminars of National level
by giving on duty leave to up date knowledge and to improve teaching
skills.
18.

Give details on a few faculty development programmes and the number of

teachers who benefited out of them, during the last two years.
S.No.
1
2
3
4
5
6

19.

20.

Faculty Development Programme

Orientation Programme
Refresher course
Seminars
M.Phil
F.I.P.
Training Programme

No.of Beneficiaries.
1
1
23
2
1
6

How many members of the faculty have received teaching awards?

(Annexure XIII)
S.No
Name of the faculty
Award
Year
Award giving
Level
Institution
1
Sri K.Umavaramurthy
Best Teacher
1984
Govt.of A.P.
State
2
Dr. M.V.Subba Rao
Bharat Jyothi
2006
Delhi
National
Give details of the contribution of the faculty in different committees of the
college and the University.
University Level:
1. Dr. V.K. Mohan, is acting as Board of studies
member at Acharya Nagarjuna University.
2. Sri AV Raghava Rao, acted as Board of studies member
at Acharya Nagarjuna University.
College Level

21.

(Annexure XIV)

Furnish information about

significant teaching innovations of the College.

a)

22.

Archaeological museum established in 1987 with artifacts from prehistoric times to the present. Slides and epidiascope used while teaching
history and archaeology students.
b)
Wooden models in Botany dept. used to explain Botany concepts to the
students.
c)
A phylogenitic tree used for Botany students.
d)
Evolution of plants through ages - A wall chart used to learn Evolution.
e)
Thermo Cole Models
f)
Preparation of Molecular structures using Kine models in Chemistry
Dept.
What are the national and international linkages established for teaching and /
or research?
1) Dr. V.V.Srinivas, Physics Dept. has initiated research collaboration with the
Physics Dept., California State University, USA in Carbon Nano tubes.
2) Dr.V.K. Mohan, Dept. of History & Principal is acting as research guide for
M.Phil. and Ph.D., and guides in publishing History papers. He also actively
involved
in Indian
History Congress
and A.P. History Congress
Organizations. He is the founder President of Guntur District History
Association.
As a President, he organized 7 workshops to High school
teachers in various places of Guntur district and 10 annual meetings for
College lecturers.

23.

Any other high lights:

1.

The Faculty members of Dept. of English of this College participated in

the workshop of TRAINE THE TRAINER conducted by A.P.S.C.H.E.
Govt. of A.P. at ANU.

2.

In the first Janmabhoomi programme conducted by Govt. of A.P. our

College teams worked hard with dedication and sincere heart. For this
our College stood first in District level and got Ist prize from Govt. of A.P.
worth of Rs.2 lakhs.

3.

The Management is providing staff quarters to the staff.

4.

S.V.R.M. College provides separate Hostel buildings for boys and girls in
permanent hostel buildings.

5.

Four staff members of our College attended the training programme on

Aids to campaign its awareness.

CRITERION-III :

RESEARCH,CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION.

1. Is research a significant activity of the college?

Yes. The original motto of S.V.R.M college is to spread higher education among
the poor rural people in old Repalle Taluk .Demands for higher education are
rapidly growing and even common man is able to appreciate the importance of
advanced studies and research .Keeping this rapidly evolving current situation
and the futuristic insights, the College management has advised and is
encouraging all the faculty members to initiate and establish a very strong
research base in our College. For this the Principal has constituted a research
committee .The details are given below.
Convener:Dr.V.K.Mohan.
Members:Dr.V.V.Srinivasu, Dr.K.Surendrababu, Sri.B.Srinivasa Rao.
A meeting of the research committee is being conveyed on13th june 2005
and the following resolutions are made.
1. Research activity enhances subject knowledge of a faculty member and this
helps in giving better teaching output. Every faculty member is encouraged to
get involved in his/her subject area.
2. Students should be part of research activity .They should be encouraged to
get involved in small/big research projects.
3. At least a few research projects should be useful for the rural people directly.
4. Faculty are encouraged for obtaining external funding from agencies like UGC,
CSIR,DST, DRDO, ICHR, etc.
The minutes of this meeting submitted to the Honorable Correspondent, who is
very keen on these aspects.
2.

How does the college promote research?

a) Our college has two P.G courses

Yes
1.Chemistry

2.Physics

Chemistry :From this academic year we are encouraging all interesting P.G
Chemistry students to get involve in research projects.
Physics: This department is established just last year and the students are still
in 2nd semester. However, we are setting up various advanced research
experimental facilities, so that the students can take up research projects in
the III and final semester.
U.G students are encouraged to present Seminar papers and submit Project
reports
(Annexure XV)
b) The management highly encourages faculty to do research and they are
properly given study leave. Below we give the table containing details.
S.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Name
Dr M.V.Subbarao
Dr T.V.Krishna Rao
Dr Indira Krishna Rao
Dr K.Surendra Babu
Dr A.V.Panakeswar Rao
Dr V.K.Mohan
Dr K.Surendra Babu
B.Srinivasa Rao
Dr V.K.Mohan
K.Sambasiva Rao
P.Srinivasa Rao
Smt Padmaja
S.Dass

Department
Physics
Physics
Zoology
Chemistry
Telugu
History
Chemistry
Commerce
History
Botany
Physics
Chemistrty
English

University
A.U
S.V.U
S.V.U
A.U
S.K.D
T.U
A.U
ANU
ANU
ANU
ANU
ANU
ANU

Degree
Ph.D(1980)
Ph.D(1983)
Ph.D(1983)
Ph.D(1988)
Ph.D(1998)
Ph.D(1994)
M.Phil(1985)
M.Phil(1991)
M.Phil(1991)
M.Phil(1994)
M.Phil(2006)
M.Phil
M.Phil

c) When necessary appropriate amount as seed money is being sanctioned by

the management.
d) Research Committee for submitting project proposals:
Yes, Same as that mentions in column 1.
e) Adjustment in teaching schedule
Whenever a faculty member is given study leave, a replacement is done by a
temporary part time staff. The college management and the Principal takes
care of the teaching schedule and all measures are taken to ensure that the
teaching schedule is not disturbed
3.

Is the college a recognized center for PhD?

The college is yet to become a recognized center for Ph.D.

4.

What percentage of teachers is engaged in active research in the college (guiding

research scholar, operating projects, publishing regularly, etc)? Give details.
Above 40%.
(a) Guiding research scholars ;1.Dr V.K.Mohan guides M.Phil and Ph.D scholars (Annexure XVI)
(b) Research Projects:Dr.V.K.Mohan:
1. Temples of Pakanadu,I.C.H.R., 1992-94
2. Extension of Cola Art and Architecture:Telugu Colas of Nellorea case study,U.G.C.,199496
3. Urban and Rural InteractionA case study of south coastal
Andhra,BC 300-AD.1300,I.C.H.R ,199799.
4. Art and Architecture of the Temples of Velanadu,U.G.C.2000-02.
Dr V.V.Srinivas:
1. Successfully completed Mie Prefecture research project carried
out at Mie University,1999-2000.
Agency name: Mie prefecture science and technology Promotion
Program,
Project Title: Fabrications of Multilayered Oxide thin films and
Microwave Magnetic properties ,1999-2000
2. Grant-in-Aid, Ministry of Education ,Japanese Government.
Project Title: Non-Resonant microwave absorption in high-tack
Super conducting thin films.
(c).Publications:
Dr V.K.Mohan.
1. Books Published :
1. Art and Architecture of the Telugu Cola Temples,
New Delhi, 1995.
2. Paper I, Indian History up to 1526 A.D., B.A. I Year,
Lesson Writer, Centre for Distance Education, Nagarjuna
Universiry (N.U), 1992.
3. Paper II, Indian History from 1526 A.D., B.A. II Year,
Lesson Writer & Editor, Centre for Distance Education,
N.U.,1993.
4. Paper III, History of Modern Europe, B.A. III Year Lesson Writer
& Editor, Centre for Distance Education,N.U.,2005.
5. Paper IV, Indian Archaeology with reference to Andhra., B.A. III
Year, Lesson writer, Centre for Distance Education, N.U., 2005.
6. Paper IV, History of U.S.A., B.A. III Year, Lesson Writer, Centre
for Distance Education, N.U., 2005.
7. Paper IV, History of Modern Andhra, B.A. III Year, Lesson Writer,
Centre for Distance Education, N.U., 2005.
8. M.A., History I Year Paper I, History of India up to 1206 A.D.,

Lesson Writer, Centre for Distance Education, Acharya

Nagarjuna University (A.N.U), 2003.
9. M.A.,History I Year Paper II, History of Andhras up to 1336
A.D.,Lesson Writer, Centre for Distance Education, A.N.U., 2004.
10. M.A., History I Year Paper III, History of South India
(1336 1765), Lesson Writer, Centre for Distance
Education, A.N.U., 2003.
11. M.A., History I Year Paper IV, History of Modern Europe (1789
1919), Lesson Writer, Centre for Distance Education, A.N.U.,
2004.
12. M.A., History II Year Paper I, History of India II
( Mughals and Marathas ), Lesson Writer, Centre for
Distance Education, A.N.U., 2005.
13. M.A., History II Year Paper II, Social and Economic
History of Modern India, Lesson Writer, Centre for
Distance Education, A.N.U., 2005.
14. M.A., History II Year Paper III, Historical Method with special
reference to Indian History, Lesson Writer Centre for Distance
Education, A.N.U., 2004.
15. M.A., History II Year Paper IV, History of Contemporary World,
Lesson Writer, Centre for Distance Education, A.N.U., 2004.
16. M.A., History II Year Paper V, History of Modern Andhra, Lesson
Writer, Centre for Distance Education,A.N.U.,2004.
17. Intermediate I year, History, Lesson Writer, V.G.S.,
Vijayawada, 2005.
18. Intermediate II Year, History, Lesson Writer, V.G.S.,
Vijayawada, 2005.
19. Comprehensive History and Culture of Guntur District, Lesson
Writer & Editor,Guntur District History Association, 2004.

Research Papers Published :

1.A stupa slab in S.V.R.M.College Museum, A.P.H.C. Proceedings, 1987.
2.Manthena Venkata Raju As freedom fighter, A.P.H.C. Proc., 1988.
3.Nature of Agricultural products in Bapatla Taluq, A.P.H.C. Proc., 1989.
4.Temple Architecture in Pakanadu,A.P.H.C. Proc., 1991.
5.Vaisnava Iconography in Pakanadu, A.P.H.C. Proc., 1993.
6.Saivite temples of Pakanadu, A.P.H.C.Proc., 1994.
7.The contribution of Velagapudi family of Bellamvari Palem to the society
of CostalAndhra, A.P.H.C.Proc.,1996.
8.Temples of Velanadu, A.P.H.C. Proc., 1999.
9.Temples of Gundlakamma Region, A.P.H.C. Proc., 2000.
10.Srikakulesvara temple at Srikakulam A study, A.P.H.C. Proc., 2001.
11.Temples of Guddivadinadu, A.P.H.C. Proc., 2002.
12.Some aspects of Freedom Movement in Andhra, Indian History
Congress Proc., 1987.
13.Nature of Agricultural products in Repalle Taluq, I.H.C. Proc., 1988.
14.Role of Mantena Venkata Raju in Propagating Congress Ideology, I.H.C.
Proc.,1990.
15.Extensions of Cola hegemony in Nellore Region and growth of temples,
I.H.C. Proc., 1990.
16.A rare Sculpture of Dvisuparna, I.H.C. Proc., 1999.
17.The Kakatiya Temples at Motupalli, T.U., 1991.
18.Urbanisation of Nellore Region, T.U., 1994.

Articles Published :
1.Buddhist and Jain Centers of Andhra, Dr. P.V.Parabrahma Sastry
Felicitation Volume, Delhi, 2004.
2.Dvasuparna image from Krishnapatnam, Nellore District, Prof. M.Radha
Krishna Sarma Felicitation Volume Hyderabad, 2004.

3.The Spread of Temples in Velanadu region during medieval times, Prof

R.Soma Reddy Felicitation Volume, New Delhi, 2005.
4.Temples in the region of Krishna river, Srisaila Prabha, Srisailam, 2004.
5.Reddi Rajula Daanagunam, Reddi Patrika, Hyderabad, 2003.
6.Temples Constructed by Reddi Kings, Reddi Patrika, Hyderabad, 2004.
7.Role of Reddis in the Development of Telingana Region, Reddi Patrika,
Hyderabad, 2004.
8.Impact of Temples on the Society in Medieval Period, Guntur
Vaibhavam,Amaravathi Festival, Guntur, 2002.
Dr.V.V.Srinivas:
1.RF treated Fe3o4 sub-micron size particles for bio-ferro-fluid
applications:Abio-medical perspective B.K.Roul, V.V.srinivasu, S.K.sahu,
A.K.Pradhan(Submitted to JI.Materials;Medicine,2005)
2.Second Peak in the low field Microwave absorption spectra observed in
the textured Bi-2212 superconducting samples. V.V.Srinivasu,
V.sreedevi and B.K.Roul, Solid State Commn(2006).
3.Characterization of ferromagnetic perovskites for magnetically tunable
microwave superconducting resonators.
J.Wosik,L-M.Xie,M.stikovski,P.Przyslupski,M.Kamel,V.V.Srinivasu and
S.A.Long.J.Applied Physics,91,5384(2002).
4. Microwave magnetoimpedance in a bulk ceramic La0.67 Ca0.33MnO3
magnanite.V.V.Srinivasu,V.Sreedevi,A.K.Pradhan and B.K.Roul.
J.Materials Science letters,20,1193(2001).
5.Anisotropy in Bi2212 single crystals studied by non-resonant microwave
absorption:hysteresis and line shapes.V.V.Srinivasu,
V.Sreedevi, A.Hashizume,S..Moehlecke,R.Ricardo da silva, Y.Kopelevich
and T.Endo.Physica C,362,282(2001)
6.Non-resonant microwave absorption in Bi2212 single crystal second
peak and microwave power dependence. V.V.Srinivasu, Ken-ichi-ltoh,
Akinori Hashizume V.Sredevi, Hideaki Kohmoto, Tamio, Endo, R.Ricardo
da Silva, Yakov Kopelevich, Sergio Moehleke, Tkami Masui and Kazuya
Hayashi. J.Supercond.14,43(2001).
7.La1-xBaxMnOz thinfilm growth by ion beam sputtering:effects of oxygen
partial pressure.M.Tada,J.Yamada,V.V.Srinivasu,V.Sreedevi,H.Kohmoto,
A.Hashizume,Y.Inamori,T.Tanaka,A.Harrou,J.Nouges,J.S.Munoz,
J.M.Colino and T.Endo,J.Crystal Growth 229 414(2001).
8. Mechanism of a-coriented crystal growth of YBCO thin films by ion beam
SputteringT.Endo,K.I.Itoh,A.HashizumeH.Kohmoto,E.Takahashi,
D.Morimoto,J.Crystal Growth 229 321(2001)
9. On the components of microwave losses in Nd0.67Sr0.33MnO3-xFilms.
M.Strikovski,L.M.Xie,J.H.Miller Jr.V.V.Srinivasu and J.wosilk.
Physica C,347-348,2683(2000).
10.Temperature and field dependence of microwave losses in manganite
powers V.V.Srinivasu,S.E.Lofland,S.M.Bhagat,K.Ghosh and s.D.Tyagi
J.Appl.Phys.86,1067(1999).
11.Ferromagnetism at room temparature in La0.8Ca0.2MnO3 thin films
R.Shreekala,M.Rajeswari,R.C./Sreevastava,K.Ghosh,A.Goyal,
V.V.Srinivasu,S.E.Lofland,S.M.Bhagat,M.Downes,R.P.Sharma,
S.B.Ogale, R.L.Greene,R.Ramesh,T.Venkatesan,R.A,Rao,C.B.Eom,
Field modulated microwave absorption in high Tc thin films :line
shapes,anomalous oscillations and anisotropic resonse
V.V.Srinivasu A.Hashizume KI.Itoh,M.Mukaida and T.Endo.
Singapore J.Phys.15,9-20(1999).
12.Improvements of Bi-incorporation and crystal growth by plasma
cleaning in Bi-2201 thin film preparations.iro Yamada,Masaki
Tada,Akinori Hashizume,Ken-ichi Itoh,V.V.Srinivasu V.Sreedevi
and tamio Endo. Trans.Mat,Res.Soc.Jpn.25[1],353(2000).
13.

Oscillations in surface resistance with applied magnetic field vatiation in

BSCCO aged superconducting samples.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

5.

Pratap Raychaudhuri and V.V.Srinivasu.

Solid State Commn.109,407(1999).
Room temperature colossal microwave magneto impedence in micron-size
powders of La0.7Ba0.3MnO3and La0.7Sr0.3MnO3-a novel magnetic tape.
V.V.Srinivasu,S.E.Lofland and S.M.Bhagat
J.Appl.Phys.83,2866(1998).
Thickness dependence of microwave surface resistance and critical current
density of Ag-Yba2Cu3O7-x thin films.
V.V.Srinivasu,John Jesudasan, C.P.D, Souza, R.Pinto and R.Vijayaraghavan,
Applied Superconductivity .6.45(1998).
Spin reorientation transition due to thickness ratio variation in
EuBi2Fe5O12/Y3Fe5O12 Multilayer films ferrimagnetic resonance studies.
S.E Lofland S.M.Bhagat, V.V.Srinivasu, R.ramesh, B/M. Simion and
G.Thomas,
J.Appl.Phys,83,3750(1998).
Microwave
surface
resistance
in
Lu1-yPryBa2Cu3O7-x
thin
ilms.V.V.Srinivasu, Pratap Raychudhuri, C.P.D Souza, R.Pinto and R.Vijaya
Ragavan
solid State Commn,102,409(1997).
Microstructure dependence of penetration depth in Ag-Yba2Cu3O7-x thin
films probed by non-resonant microwave absorption.
V.V.Srinivasu, R.Pintoand M.D. Sastry.
Applied Superconductivity,4,195(1996)
Anamalous D.Cfield dependence of non-resonant rf absorption at high rf
fields in Yba2Cu3O7-xPowders.
V.V.Srinivasu, S.V.Bhat and N.Kumar.
Solid state commun 89,375(1994)
Line shapes of field dependent non resonant microwave and rf absorption
in high-Tc superconductors.
V.V.Srinivasu, Boben Thomas, M.Shegde and S.V.Bhat
J.Appl.Phys,75,4131(1994).
Surface barrier effects in non-resonant microwave absorption by thin
superconducting films of Yba2Cu3O7-x.
Amit Rastogi V.V.Srinivasu, M.S.Hegde and S.V.Bhat
Physics C 234,299(1994).
Surface barrier effects in non-resonant microwave absorption by thin
superconducting films of Yba2Cu3O7-x.
Amit Rastogi, V.V.Srinivasu, M.Shegde and S.V.Bhat
Physics C 235-240,2056(1994).
Critical current variation with Pr content in Y1-yPryBa2Cu3O7-xepitaxial
thin films .M.S.Hegde, Boben Thomas ,N.Y.Vasanthacharya,V.Bhat,
V.Srinivasu and N.Kumar
Phys.Rev.B48,6465(1993).
Critical current densities of high oressure oxygen sputtered thin films of
Yba2Cu3O7-x by Non-resonant rf absorption method.
V.V.Srinivasu , S.V.Bhat, Muralidhar, G.Mohan Rao and Mohan,
Pramana J of Phys 40,199(1993).
Critical current measurements of Yba2Cu3O7-x thin films by non-resonant
rf absorption method.
V.V.Srinivasu, Boben Thomas N.Y.Vasanthacharya, M.S.Hegde and
S.V.Bhat, Solid
State commn 79.713(1991).
Temperature-dependent phase reversal of non-resonant microwave and r.f.
absorption in high-Tc superconductors.
S.V.Bhat,V.V.Srinivasu and N.Kumar
Phys. Rev B44,10121(1991).
Certain novel features of the r.f. response of Yba2Cu3O7-x
superconductors.S.V.Bhat, V.V.Srinivasu and C.N.R.Rao
Physica C162-164,1571(1989).

How many are full time research scholars and how many have registered as parttime scholars(research scholar means M.Phil .or Ph.D. Student)?

Full-time
Part-time

Nil
S.Dass, P.Padmaja, P.Srinivasa Rao. Dasu, Y.Supriya, Y.T.Ramulu,
Ch.Kalyani, A.Harikrishna, G.S.B.Prabhakar Rao.

6.

How many Ph.D.s have been awarded during the last five years?

7.

Nil
Does the college provide financial support to research students?
Yes

8.

No

Provide details of the ongoing projects:

Nil
Total number of projects
Total outlay in Rs

9.

Nil
Nil

Give details of ongoing projects funded by external agencies.

Funding agency

Amount
(Rs.)

Duration
(years)

Collaboration, if any

Nil
10.

Does the college have a publication Division? If yes give details of the authors and
the number of titles published in the last two years.
Nil

11.

Does the college offer consultancy services?

Yes

No

If yes give details.

The department of Botany Zoology, Chemistry, Commerce and Economics offer
free consultancy services to the poor farmers of this rural area.
12.

Does the college have a designated person for extension activities?

Yes

No

If yes, indicate the nature of the Post.

Full-time
13.

Part-time

Additional charge

Indicate the extension activities of the colleges and its details:

i.

Community development

(a) Road Show Cadets in display :On the request of S.P.Guntur, our college
cadets participated in a road show at Repalle and Ponnur town on 14-9-2005
in connection with the municipal elections 2005-06. Cadets have participated
along with N.C.C officer which was organized by the S.P,Guntur.
(B) Bandhobust Duties in municipal Election 2005:With the request of the police
department our Cadets performed Bundho-bust duties in municipal Elections
2005 at Repalle Town on 24-9-2005.56 Cadets were deployed for 28 wards
and remaining cadets have participated in striking force along with NCC
officer.
(c) Charity to the Aids Victim : Our college NCC responded to the news item
published in Vartha daily news paper on 12-11-2005 about the Aids victim
Smt Jyothi resident EdupalliVillage. NCC coy collected Rs-2,381.50 from the

college students and staff .The Edupalli village sarpanch donated Rs.200/-NCC
officer Rs.500/-and by adding cadets one day tiffin allowances Rs.750/-, the
total amount Rs.3,831.50 was donated to smt.Jyothi on 14-11-2005 at her
residence,Edupalli through our Principal Dr.V.K.Mohan in the presence of
village sarpanch, Edupalli.
ii. Training in Disaster Management;
This is a cyclone prone area .We have cyclone relief shelter. The NCC,NSS
students are tuned to take up the rehabilitation service as and when the need
arises. Staff and students liberally contributed to Tsunami relief fund. In
addition to that staff has contributed one day salary. Also recently staff have
donated half day salary to the C.M Relief fund.
iii. Health and hygiene awareness :
On the occasion of NCC Day .ie On 27.11.05 our cadets conducted a clean and
green programme at staff quarters living area. Nearly 130 cadets have taken
Part in the programme from 8 a.m to 5 p.m.Our college has adopted Edupalli
village using NCC,NSS and NGC volunteers activities like clean and green
programme,methods of water conservation are implemented.
iv. Medical camps:
Dr K.Ramanaidu helpline charity (UK).A 4-Day Bio-Magnetic therapy free camp
was organized by NCC on the college premises from 27-12-05 to 30-12-05.Our
college correspondent inaugurated the camp on 27-12-05.Nearly 550 persons
of Nagaram and surrounding villages were treated and benefited from this
camp.
v. Adult education and literacy :
An advisory committee was constituted for adult and continuing education
programme on 11-1-1990.
Committee:
1.Sri K.UmavaramurthyHon.Chairman
2.Sri N.Koteswar RaoChairman
3.A.V.Panakaswar Rao-Programme officer
4.Sri K.Ravi BabuMember
5.sri A.SatyamMember
6.Sri C.Bhaskar RaoMember
The committee met on 19-9-1999. The programme officer gave details about
the scheme formulated by the University and about the opening of ten centers
around our college.
The following resolutions are made.
1.Decided to give certificates to the adults .
2.Decided to continue the scheme.
3.Decided to select instructors with cultural talents.
4.The overall progress in the centers was 50%.
This very important activity was conducted in and around Nagaram areas touching
the following areas
1.Karenkivari palem
2.Nagaram Jangala colony
3.Nagaram Gowda palem
4.Nagaram mill area
5.Muttipalli Yanadi colony
6.Muttipali Harizanawada
7.Muttupalle Majjareddy palem
8.Edupalle
9.Toorpu palem
10.Badevaripalem
vi.

Blood donation camp

On the occasion of Republic day ,the NCC and NSS jointly organized a blood
donation camp with the help of Indian Redcross Society Ongole on 26-01-2006

in our college. In this camp 39 students have donated blood and remaining
cadets and staff have participated in Know your blood group programme.
vii.

AIDS awareness :
On the occasion of world AIDS day 1-12-05 the NCC and NSS jointly
organized a rally in Nagaram village in order to create an awareness about the
fatal decease AIDS .As part of AIDS awareness programme sponsored by the
Telugu Daily Vartha our NSS volunteers and NCC cadets along with 800 dwakra
members have conducted a huge rally on 29th December 2005 Local M.L.A,
Principal and our correspondent have participated.

viii.

Environment awareness:
This year we have started NGC wing in our college 125 students joined in this
wing.To keep mother earth green and pollution free Vanamahotsav was
celebrated with a great sense to save earth planet from the clutches of
pollution. Students collected a variety of plants and each plant was planted in
the college campus with a oath to protect the same. NGC Unit also planted
plants for Botanical garden and actively participated in the cleaning
programme.

ix.

Any others:
Since the inception of NCC and NSS Units in our college, due to the sustained
efforts we are able to establish link roads in and around Nagaram mandal
area, which facilitated easy transport of the students and public.
(Annexure XVII)
Are there any outreach programmes carried out by the college other than
NSS&NCC
(for example, population Education Club, Adult Education, National Literacy
Mission, etc)?

14.

15.

Yes

No

(Annexure XVIII)

How are students and teachers encouraged to participate in extension activities?

Students and teachers are encouraged for the extension activities by way of
conducting meetings to plan, organize and analyze the programme. We have
various committees for each of the activities to meet at regular interviews to
motivate and organize student participation
(Annexure XIX(a))

16.

Does the college work and plan the extension activities along with NGOs and
GOs?
Yes, Along with Dwakra and Anganwadi workers, High school teachers
and students, our College students, staff together worked in AIDS awareness
campaign.

17.

Any other highlights:

1. We got district first prize(worth two laks) in Janmabhoomi programme 1997.
(Annexure XIX(b))
2. The department of History and Archaeology has collection of advanced
research books.Further the A.P.history congress is Utilising the services of Dr
V.K.Mohan in various capacities .Also Dr V.K.Mohan is serving the Guntur
history congress as president .
3. Dr V.K.Mohan is involved in research consultancy ,advising students and
interested staff .
4. The college is proud to state that the first archeological museum at UG level in
the state is established in 1986 87 .Since then many High school students,
college students, scholars from various educational institutions regularly visit
and get benefited from our museum.
* * *

CRITERION-IV

INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

A.

Physical Infrastructure:
Enclose the Master plan of the College campus indicating the
existing buildings and the projected expansion in the future.
(Annexure - XX )
1.
The College has excellent infrastructure facilities , the most
basic one being the 28.74 acres of land that is available to the college and for
future development to the college.
The total area of the buildings of the college is 91,607.95 Sft.
a) Existing Buildings:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.

Well equipped laboratories with adequate furniture and electricity.

Class Rooms with adequate furniture and ventilation.
Main Library
Archaeology Museum.
Open Air auditorium
Seminar Hall
Computer Centre with Internet facility
Ladies Waiting rooms
Boys waiting room
Non-Resident Center
Work shop
Indoor Stadium
Staff Rooms
NCC & NSS wings
Physical Education Block
Principals Room
Correspondent & Secretary Chamber
Office Room
Guest House
Staff Quarters
Hostel for Boys & Girls
Health Center
Canteen
Cycle-Shed for Boys

b) Expansion:
1)
2)
3)
4)
2.

Examination Hall
Class Rooms
Womens Hostel
Cycle-Shed for Women

How does the college plan to meet the need for augmenting the infrastructure
to keep pace with academic growth?
1) Necessary construction work is made as and when new courses are
introduced.
2) Few years ago P.G. Chemistry block as well as P.G. Physics blocks has been
constructed on U.G. (Chemistry) block. And also at the back side of this
block, one distillation plant is being moderated. There is a committee
headed by the President and other members of the Management and
Principal to look in to future plans regarding infrastructure and learning
resources of the college.

3.

How does the College propose to maintain its infrastructure?

The College undertakes maintenance of the infrastructure by attending to

the needed repairs to buildings and other amenities from time to time.
Generators, Furniture and Water pumps are provided as required by the
college management.
The college has appointed one Junior Assistant as in-charge of maintenance of
infrastructure & work shops etc.
A full time Electrician & Technician takes care of routine electrical works and
instrumentation works in various wings of the college and various science
departments including Computer Dept.
Staff:
1.
2.
3.

Sri GSB Prabhakara Rao,

Sri M. Jeevaratnam
Sri D.V.Ramana

In-charge
Electrician
Technician

As and when necessary assistance of skilled professional technician is

taken from outside on payment basis, for example :
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.

Repairing of Micro scopes

Repairing of balances
Stop Watches etc.
Gas burners, & other equipment.

How does the college ensure optimum use of its infrastructure facilities?
The college is utilizing its infrastructure to its maximum extent. In addition
to regular class work, special classes of various subjects are being conducted
in the morning & evening for SC, ST, BC poor students. S.V.R.M. College
situated in the rural area (coastal) of Guntur district, helps Government
sectors for providing seminar halls, Guest houses at the time of Elections to
conduct classes and at the time of Natural calamities.

5.

Does the college

agencies?
Yes

encourage

use of

the academic

facilities

by external

No

As
mentioned earlier, at the time of Elections and Cyclones, our college is
providing sufficient accommodation for Government. In addition to this book
exhibitions, and Lectures by out standing persons in various fields are
conducted in the college campus. For free medical camps and training classes,
the rural people are utilizing auditorium and seminar halls of our college.
6.

What efforts are made to keep the campus beautiful and pollution free?
We have regular employees to do cleaning and scavenging work in the
campus. The NSS, NCC and NGC Units of the College and all students of the
college help in cleaning the College campus now and then under clean and
green programme.
We are also taking the following measures to ensure that the campus is kept
clean, beautiful and pollution free.
a)
b)
c)
d)

Tree plantation
Regular sweeping to remove the debris.
Efficient drainage system to expel the waste water and other discharges
from the labs and toilets quickly.
Prevention of water logging near the toilets and taps to avoid the
breeding of harmful insects.

e)

Use of disinfectants wherever necessary.

To implement the above measures, the college has appointed sufficient number
of workers.
Gardener
Sweepers

Scavenger
Watchman
7.

Sri Ch. Nagendram

Smt. G.Samudralamma
Sri Sankara Rao
Sri Mohana Rao
Smt. Rani
Sri B. Dass
Sri G. Koteswara Rao

Is there a central computer facility in the college?

Yes, there is a central computer facility in our College.
The Computer
center has 30 computers.
Academic work of different departments of the
College is also undertaken by the Computers Department.

8.

Give the working hours of the Computer center and its access on holidays
and off hours?
9 hours per day i.e., 8.30 A.M. to 5.30 P.M. on all working days.
accessible to students on holidays.

9.

How many departments have computers of their own?

and other details.

It

is

Give the configuration

14 Departments - (Annexure XXI)

10.

What is the out put of the center in developing Computer

packages in various subjects during the last three years?
M.S. Office, Oracle,

11.

aided

learning

VC++

How are Computers and their accessories maintained in the Computer center
and other locations of the College?
-

The Computer center in our College has well maintained air conditioned
rooms. Computers are placed in an ideal dust free environment in the
Computers Dept.

12.

Does the College make use of the services of Inter University Centers like
IUCAA, CEC, INFLIBNET
Yes.

13.

What are the various health services available to the students, members of the
teaching and non-teaching staff of the College?
-

14.

The college is maintaining a health center with reputed Doctors and

maintain the medicines for first aid for students and staff.
Our college committee members Dr. V.Prakasa Rao, Dr. M.Koteswara Rao,
Dr. Vasudeva Rao one General Surgeons, also give their helping hand as
and when their services are required.
The college is also conducting
regular health camps for the benefit of the staff and students to treat
hypertension, diabetes, obesity, Ear, & Eye defects etc., and also blood
donation camps are organized.

What are the physical and infrastructure facilities available in the sports and
physical education center? Give details.
-

Two play fields are made available for major games practice. One in the
main campus and other is situated at the back side of the administrative

block . Among this, one Gymnasium and Indoor stadium (Shuttle) are
established.
(Annexure - XXII)
15.

What are the incentives given to outstanding sports persons?

The Management of our College is very interested to provide free boarding
and lodging to persons who have exhibited their performance in the event of
sports.

16.

Give details of the participation of students during the last year

University, state, regional , National & International meets.

at the

Details are given below:

17.

State

M.Venkateswaramma

Cross CountryI Place

Regional

P.Venkateswara Rao,III B.A.

P.Chandrasekhara Rao,III B.Com

Cross Country Hatric I Place

National

M. Kumar, II M.P.

Jr.Kabaddi II Place Chattisghar

What are major physical and infrastructure facilities available in the work
shop and center for instrumentation?
We have, drilling machine , Welding machine , Lath, Wood Lath, Compressor,
Sheaving machine etc.

18.

What percentage of students have hostel accommodation?

25% of students have hostel accommodation.

19.

Give details of the hostel facilities available in the campus?

We have full pledged girls hostel & boys hostel separately. Audio &
Video room, reading room, Indoor games like Chess, Caroms, etc., are available
in the hostel. Also hostels have possessed nice sanitation, drinking water facility
etc., A generator is provided separately for the hostels.

20.

Any other Highlights:

We are having
Archaeological Museum.

sophisticated

staff

quarters

and Guest House

B.Library as Learning Resource

1.

a. What are the working hours of the library?

- On working days 9 AM to 6 PM-On holidays 10 AM to 4 PM
- Prior to examination 9 AM to 6 PM
b.
Yes

2.

Does the library provide open access to students? Yes

No

Mention the total collection of documents

Books
Text Books
Current Journals

:
:
:

31,669
3622
Indian 40

and

Foreign 04
Peer reviewed Journals
Magazines
Back Volumes of Journals
Reference Books
E-Information Resources
Audio Cassettes
Video Cassettes
T.V.
Reprography

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

0
14
1792
901
Yes
100
127
1
1

:
:
:
:

6
46
3491
2

Special collection
Career Guidance
Competitive examinations
Book Bank
Manuscripts
Any other
3.

2003-2004
The year before last
Number
Total cost
221
46,260
5
5250

2004-2005
The year before last
Number
Total cost
133
25,760
-

Mention the
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)

5.

Total carpet area of the central library (in saq.mts.)

Total number of departmental libraries
Average carpet area for the departmental libraries
Seating capacity of the Library

:
:
:
:

11,980 Sft.
14
10 x 10
150

Give the organizational structure of the library

i)

6.

Total number of staff - 4

a. Professionals(with qualifications) Smt.V.Sitamahalakshmi,
M.A.,M.L.Sc.,
b. Semi-professionals three
c. Others.
ii)
Library advisory committee:
1. Dr.V.K.Mohan, Chairman
2. Smt.V.S.M.Lakshmi
3. Sri P.Gopichandraswamy
4. Sri GSB Prabhakara Rao
5. Smt. Y. Supriya
6. Smt. K.Kanakaratnam
7. Sri. S.Srikanth
Staff development programmes
i)
ii)
iii)

7.

- XXIV )

Give the number of books/journals/periodicals that have been added to the

central library during the last two years and their cost.

i) Text Books
ii)Journals/Periodicals
4.

(Annexure

Refresher / orientation courses attended

Work-shops / Seminars/Conference attended
Other special training programmes attended

Are the library functions automated?

Yes
If yes,

No

Nil
Nil
Nil

ii) Partially automated

i)

Fully automated

iii)

Name of the application software used

INFLIBNET.

8.

What is the percentage of library budget in relation to the total budget of the
College?
9.36%

9.

Does the library provide the following services / facilities?

10.

Circulation Services

Clipping services

Bibliographic compilation

Reference / referral service

Information display and notification services

Photocopying and printing services

User Orientation/Information Literacy

Internet/Computer Access

Digitalization

Inter-Library Loan services

National or Regional Networking services

(INFLIBNET / DELNET / INDEST / others)

Are students allowed to retain books till the examinations are over?
Yes,

11.

Furnish details on the following:

i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)

Average number of books issued/returned per day

:50
Number of reference enquiries (users) on an average per month :30
Number of services delivered per capita per month
Average No.of users visited/Documents consulted per month
:12000
Please furnish the information on No.of Log-ins in to the
E-Library Service / E-Documents delivered per month
: Ratio of Library books to number of students enrolled
: 30:1
*

CRITERION V :

1.

STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

Furnish the following details:

* Percentage of students appearing for the qualifying exam after the minimum
period of study.
85%
* Drop out rate
15%
* Progression to employment and further study(UG to PG)
(UG to PG or PG to Ph.D)

50%
5%

Prominent Positions held by alumni

The list is long and exhaustive. Only the names of a few prominent Alumni who
have made their mark in the highest cadres of Professional, academic,
administrative, Personal and social life are given.(Annexure XXV)
2.
How many students have passed the following examinations in last 5
years?
UGC - CSIRC (Net) examinations
UGC SLET
GATE
Indian Civil Service Examination
G R E
T O E F L
G M A T
Any other

3.

Does

Yes

2
Nil
Nil
Nil
5
4
Nil
Most of the students of this backward
region passed B.Ed and are working as
teachers

the College publish its updated prospectus annually?

No

If yes,
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
4.

what are the contents of the prospectus?

The college prospectus contains the following details:
The rules and regulations of the College
The goals and objectives of the college
List of courses offered in the college
Fee structure
Instructions to the students.
List of Endowment prizes

What kind of financial aids are available to students from the central
government, state government, the institution and others? Give details:
(Annexure XXVI)
Our students are receiving a wide variety of financial aid from different
sources on the basis of merit, economic backwardness and social status, as
stated below:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

5.

Government Scholarships
Fee concession
SC/ST stipend.
Poor boys aid fund
Donor prizes for outstanding students.
Class Prizes.

Mention the number of students who have received financial aid during
the last two years.
Type of financial aid

2004-2005

2005-2006

1.Merit Scholarship
2. Merit cum Means
3. L B C
4. S.C.
5. S.T.
6. Donor prizes
7. Class Prizes
8. P.H.C.
9. Ex-Servicemen
6.

7
153
140
4
66
Two for each
class
-

7
50
93
4
66
Two for each
class
-

Does the College have an employment cell and a placement officer who
offers career counseling to students ?
(Annexure-XXVII)

Yes
If yes, give

details of the cell and its office.

Placement officer : Smt V.Sitamaha Lakshmi

The Role of the educate the students about various opportunities available to
them after completing degree course and advise them to prepare in a right
way to reach their goal.
Providing information regarding Job oriented entrance examinations and
train them. For the above examination by arranging guest lecturers of I.A.S.,
and I.P.S. cadre officers and by other successful candidates. A mini library of
reference books for various competitive examinations is maintained by the cell
for the sake of students.
7.

Do teachers

participate in academic and personal counseling? Give details

Yes,
Counseling cell comprising senior staff members conduct both academic and
personal Counseling. Regular career guidance is organized for the benefit of
the students.
8.

How many students were employed through placement service during the
last year?

i)
Local
firms/Companies
ii)
Central
Government
iii) State Government
iv)
Public Sector
undertaking
v) Private Sector

9.

U.G.
student
s

P.G.
student
s

Research
scholar

--

--

--

11
3

---

---

15

--

--

Does the employment cell motivate the students to seek self-employment?

Yes

No
If yes,

how many are self employed (data may be limited to last 5 years)

16 students
10.

Does the College have an Alumni Association?

Yes

No

If yes, indicate the activities of the Alumni Association.

i)

The old students gifted a building in the name of Dr.N.V.Krishna Rao

Old Students Home

ii)

11.

Every year, we invite the old students eminent in different fields and
arrange guest lectures.
iii)
The Alumni has also instituted cash prizes for meritorious students.
iv)
At the time of retirement of our staff, old students participate in the
felicitations and will give mementoes to the retiring staff.
(Annexure-XXVIII).
How are the policies and Criterion of admission made clean to prospective
students.
The college scrupulously goes by the rules of admission as laid down by UGC,
Director of Higher Education
and Acharya
Nagarjuna
University. Rules
regarding reservation - S.C., S.T., B.C., women, Physically Handicapped, have
been observed . Along with application form, Prospectus has been furnished
to the students. College calendar, Advertisement notification in News Paper
and personal counseling at the time of admission helps the prospective
students. Further merit lists prepared and displayed on the notice board.

12.

State the admission policy of the College with regard to overseas students.
As the College locate at very corner with rural back ground, and very far
from cities college is not attracting overseas students.

13.

What are the support services given to overseas students ?

There is no support services to overseas students as no overseas students
are admitted in to the College

14.

What are the recreational / Leisure time facilities available to students?

i)

Indoor games

ii)

Outdoor games

iii)

Nature Clubs

iv)

Debate Clubs

v)

Students Magazines

vi)

Cultural Programmes

vii)

Audio Video facilities

viii)

Audio Video facilities

ix)

Essay Writing

x)

Dance & Music competition

(A)

Indoor Games:
I) Badminton, 2) Chess 3) Table Tennis
4) Caroms
5)
Gymnasium with all ultra modern equipment and amenities are open
to students during their leisure time.

(B)

Out door Games:

In the sprawling ground of our college the following outdoor games
are played, I) Cricket 2) Volley Ball 3) Kabaddi 4) Shot put 5)
Discuss Throw
6) Javelin 7) Running 8) Jogging (200 mtrs
running track)

(C)

Debating Club:
The Quiz, debating and Essay writing association has been headed
by Sri Ratna Raju, who has conducted Quiz, Essay Writing, Elocution,
Personality Contest, News reading competitions in the months of
Oct., Nov., and Dec.

(E)

Students Magazines:
A fairly good number of educative magazines in both English and
Telugu media are available in the reading room. Students
make
use of them in leisure hours.

(F)

Cultural Programmes:
A variety of Cultural programmes have been organized by the fine
arts association. Students are encouraged to exhibit their talents on
several occasions which can accommodate entertainment. Actors,
singers, mimicry artists usually display their talents during the
cultural programmes on the college day.

(G)

Audio Visual Facilities:

Our College has been equipped with a number of modern
visual aids, the particulars of which are furnished below:

S.No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.

Audio visual aid

T.V. Sets
Audio Cassettes
C.Ds. & Floppies
Computers with Internet access
Gramophone Player
L.P. records
16 m.m. projector
C.D. Player
Subjects C.Ds (Physics & Chemistry)
Cordless Microphones
V.C.R.
Radio
Microphone
Megaphone
Tape Recorders
Collar Micro phones
Loud speakers
Sound Columns (Boxes)
Amplifiers
Video Cassettes
L.C.D. Projector

Number
2
200
4
1
1
1
1
48
3
1
2
2
1
3
2
8
8
6
16
1
.

Video-tapes of the plays of Shakespeare and G.B. Shaw The

Mahabharatha, Some Cassettes recorded from UGC programmes
played for the benefit of our students in the mini-conference hall.
visual committee headed by Sri P.Srinivasa Rao takes care of
maintenance and utilization of the aids.
(H)

audio-

Ramayana,
have been
The Audio
the proper

Dance and Music Competitions:

The management provides an auditorium and all other amenities to
conduct music & dance competitions every year.

Literary Association:

The literary association headed by Sri P. Gopichandraswamy conducted

activities which are entertaining and educative.
Kavisammelanams
takes on various literary luminaries and their works, literary quiz
etc., have been organized.
All these activities are intended to
inculcate literary taste in our students.

Any other high lights:

Quiz, Elocution debate (Statewide) and Mutchataga Mudunimishalu
are effectively conducted regularly .
For the past 20 years we have
been conducting Inter-Collegiate literary and cultural competitions.
Distinguished personalities in different fields of science, Arts,
Literature and Culture are invited to the college through various
associations and lectures, demonstrations and performances are
arranged for the benefit of students.

Criterion VI

Organization and Management

1. Does the college have an efficient internal coordinating and monitoring mechanism?
Yes

No

If yes, give details: The organizational structure of the institutions management is

tabulated as follow.

GOVERNING BODY

EXICUTIVE COMMITTEE

SECRETARY

CORRESPONDENT

PRINCIPAL

HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENT

LECTURERS
SUPPORTING STAFF

This type of organizational structure contributes Quality for proper command and
systematic control .
The college has an internal coordinating and monitoring mechanism. The varied
institutional affairs are dealt with by the governing and executing committee and
passed on to
the Secretary & Correspondent and Principal for successful
implementation and feedback.The Principal assisted by Coordinators regularly
monitor the efficiency of the non-teaching staff. Periodical verification of files is taken
up by the Principal to keep up the work efficiency of the clerical staff. Routine campus
supervision and surveillance by the Principal and staff members ensure a clear
hygienic and well guarded procedure.
2. Were any committees/external agencies appointed during the last three years to
improve the organization and management?
Yes

No

If yes, what were the recommendations?

The college management believes in judicious decentralization of work .Various
committees have been established with the experts of organization and is managing
for the development of the institution.
(a)

Internal committees

(b)

External committees

Sub committees made the following suggestions to introduce noble courses like

a. B.Sc.(C.P.M)
b. B.Sc.(M.P.E)
c. B.A.C.A
d. B.Sc.(M.E.Cs)
e. M.Sc.Chemistry
f.

B.Sc.(M.P.Cs)

g. M.Sc.Physics
h. B.Sc.(M.P.C)(E.M)
The above recommendations deliberated by the subcommittees were endorsed and
the follow up is as following .
1.

B.Sc.(M.P.E)

Course Started in 1985-86

2.

B.Sc.(M.P.Cs)

Course Started in 1991-92

3.

B.A.C.A

Course Started in 1998-99

4.

B.C.A

Course Started in 1998-99

5.

B.Sc.(M.E.Cs)

Course Started in 1998-99

6.

M.Sc.Chemistry

Course Started in 2003-04

7.

M.Sc.Physics

Course Started in 2005-06

8.

B.Sc.(M.P.C)(E.M)

Course Started in 2005-06

2. Does the college have an inbuilt mechanism to check the work efficiency of the nonteaching staff?
Yes

No

If yes, give details.

1.
The non-teaching staff are assigned specific works with implicit
instructions to impart
the assigned work in stipulated period.
2. Self Appraisal of the non-teaching was completed .
3. Acritical analysis was introduced by the core committee.
4. The secretary and correspondent convey necessary messages and make
suggestions to the members.
4.

Is there a special committee for preparing the academic calendar?

Yes

No

The following members of staff constitutes the committee of preparing

publishing the academic calender.
1.

Sri.G.Hanumantha Rao

2.

Smt.K.Kanaka Ratnam

3.

Sri.P.srinivasa Rao

4.

Sri.M.Dasu

and

Students representation
1.

Mr.K.Srinivasa Babu

2.

Mr.G.Naga Mouli

Lady representation
1.
5.

Ms.P.Srikala

During the last two years have all the decisions of the selection committee been
approved by the governing body?
Yes

6.

No

Does the college conduct professional development programmes for non-teaching

staff?
Yes
If yes, give details

No

Staff training is important to the newly appointed administrative staff for

enhancing their professional skills .Non-teaching staff members are given training in
computer, book keeping and draft writing skills.
7.

What is the current tuition and other fee structure in government supported and selffinancing courses?
Government supported
S.No

Programme

Tuition

Library

Rs

Laborator
y

Others

Hostel

Mess

Estb.mt

P.Month

Rs

Rs

B.A

1000

22

174

3000

750

B.Sc-C.B.Z

1000

22

43

174

3000

750

B.SC-M.P.C

1000

22

43

174

3000

750

B.Com

1000

22

43

174

3000

750

Library

Laboratory

Others

Hostel

Mess

Estb.mt

P.Month

Rs

Rs

Self-financing
S.No

Programme

Tuition
Rs

8.

B.ScM.P.C(E.M)

1000

22

43

174

3000

750

B.Sc-M.P.Cs

1000

22

118

174

3000

750

B.SC-M.E.Cs

1000

22

118

174

3000

750

M.Sc.Chem

24000

3000

750

M.Sc.Physics

18000

3000

750

Have there been changes in the tuition and other fees during the last three years.
Give details.
The revision made in tuition fee and the fee structure as for the direction of
Commissioner of Collegiate Education and University are as follows.

9.

1.Tution fee enhanced by Rs/

Nil

2.Application fee Rs/

Nil

3.Tournment fee Rs/

Nil

4.Youth function fee Rs/

Nil

5.Matriculation fee Rs/

25/-

Furnish the amount spent under the various heads of expenditure last year.
Head of Expenditure

Budget provided

Amount actually spent in Rs.

Physics

14,625.00

21,745.00

Chemistry

19,398.00

28,765.55

Botany

7,843.00

9,352.50

Zoology

7,843.00

11,799.00

Electronics

1,677.00

423.00

Computer Science

6,608.00

7,559.00

Library

23,716.00

25,808.50

Games

43,120.00

19,135.00

Calendar

21,500.00

40,000.00

Students Union

32,340.00

43,354.00

Stationary

53,900.00

49,955.00

Dramatic Association

6,468.00

4,304.00

Audio Visual

5,390.00

6,000.00

Students Ammonites

5,390.00

5,704.00

Water & Power

6,816.00

6,346.00

10. During the last two years did the college have a deficit budget?
Yes

No

If yes, how was the deficit managed?

No.
The college budget is a balanced budget
11. Is there an internal audit mechanism?
Yes

No

An annual internal audit of various accounts is conducted during stock verification

in various departments of the college.
12. What are the various welfare programmes of the college? Give details.
a. The management extends guarantee for loans subsided by the banks.
b. Endowment prizes are awarded to meritorious students to encourage academic
excellence.
c. Poor students aid fund extends financial help to economically back ward
students .
d. Health camps with specialized doctors are organized for the welfare of the
students and staff. This year we have conducted magnetic therapy camp in our
college.
e. The management contributed to the employment provident fund on behalf of the
un-aided members of the college.
f.

Group Insurance scheme is in force.

h. Aqua guard and water coolers provided to the students with clean and pure
drinking water.
i.

Two separate waiting rooms for girls are provided.

j.

Coin phone facility is available in the campus for the benefit of students
Coin phone facility is also available to Hostellers.

k. The main college campus has attached hostels for both boys and girls .The
hostels have all facilities with serene and hygienic atmosphere.
l.

Staff quarters are available for teaching faculty and non-teaching staff.

m. There are sufficient well maintained toilets at different locations in the campus.
n. The campus is dotted with well spruced gardens and trees, a pleasant serene
atmosphere.
13. Is there a Grievance Redressal Cell in the college?

Yes

No

If yes, how does it deal with grievances of the employees and others?
Yes
1.Exofficio chairman : Dr.V.K.Mohan
Convenor

: Sri.P.Jayaseela Rao

Members

: 1.Sri.P.Gopichandraswamy
2.Dr.K.Surendra Babu

A unique feature of the college is a separate grievance cell for women

Convenor

: Smt.K.Vijaya Kumari

Members

: 1.Smt.K.Kanaka Ratnam
2.Ms.M.D.V.Sreelalitha

14.

List the various loan facilities available to the members of the teaching and the
non-teaching staff of the college. What are the requirements and the eligibility
criteria necessary to obtain loans that are available?
a.

Management recommends for procuring loans from Indian Bank, Nagaram

b.

Teaching and non-teaching staff can take loan from their provident fund
account

Eligibility Criteria:

15.

a.

Regular and prompt repayment

b.

No previous dues

What is the procedure of the college to purchase major items?

a. Tenders are called for
b. The lowest tender is selected
c. The items purchased are carefully scrutinized by the authorities
d. Proper bills and vouchers are filed for verification or for audit

16.

Any other highlights:

The college has an NCC unit and an NSS unit. Both of the NCC cadets and
NSS volunteers involved in rehabilitation camps for cyclone effected areas
recently.
They also actively assisted the police during the Krishna pushkharas at
various ghats at Repalle area .
The NSS volunteers laid link roads connecting surrounding hamlets to the
mandal head quarters Nagaram. They also collected funds for HIV patient which
was given to aid victim.
The college has a fine arts association which conducts various competitions
and cultural programmes imparting social out look. These programmes will help
to the students in developing leadership qualities.
The reputation of physical education is that it has produced fine athletics and
our sports men and women also have participated in various inter collegiate and
inter University tournaments and meets roaring laurels to the college.
The college has the noble tradition of felicitating freedom fighters,
statesmen ,popular poets and writers, celebrities and distinguished persons in
society which greatly helps in inspiring the students of the college to aspire to
reach greater heights.
* * *

CRITERION
1.

VII : HEALTHY PRACTICES

Has the college adopted

Yes

any mechanism/process for internal quality checks?

No

i) The College conducts stock verification at the end of every academic year
since its establishment .
Inter departmental stock check is usually done
effectively by the committees concerned.
In order to scale the standards
and the genuineness of the various departments, we strictly see the members
of the respective committees should be nominated with the members of other
departments.
ii) With regard to academic activities, we stick to the academic calendar
designed by the calendar committee from the very beginning of the academic
year. The Principal is assisted by the academic council, consisting of all the
Heads of the departments, to execute the academic activities, such as:
a)
the review of the coverage of syllabus,

b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)

the diary of the staff members checked up in weekends by H.O.D. and

subsequently verified by the Principal once in a month.
the preparation of synopsis and question banks,
individual annual academic plans.
conduct of monthly tests, mid term and Pre-final examinations,
conduct of remedial classes
seminars, symposiums, educational tours.

iii) The thrust areas that are difficult to the student are identified and closure
monitoring through feedback is done. Further, special methods that may be
necessary to improve the understanding of the student are followed. The
remedial classes are arranged for backward students from 9 AM to 10 AM
and 5 PM to 6 PM as per the schedule.
iv) Annual Verification Programme : 2005-06:
S.No. Department
Verification
1.
Chemistry

Person in charge to be
Contacted
Sri P.Neerajanabhaiah

2.

Botany

Sri J. Mohan Rao

3.

Computers

Sri S.Venkateswara Rao

4.

Zoology

Sri B.Venkata Rao

5.

Physics

Sri GSB Prabhakara Rao

6.

Audio-Visual

Sri P.Srinivasa Rao

7.

Fine Arts

Sri A. Mohan Rao

8.

Furniture

Sri GSVNV Sagar

9.

Sri Ch. Kishore Babu

10.

Physical
Education
Hostel & Mess

11.

Museum

Sri M. Dasu

12.

N.S.S.

Sri Ch. Kishore Babu

13.

Camera Club

Sri Ch. Kishore Babu

14.

Library

Smt.VSM Lakshmi

15.

Electronics

Ms. Y. Sireesha

Sri I.Veera Babu

Convenor
Committee
Sri GSB Prabhakararao,
Dept.of Physics
Sri B. Venkata Rao,
Dept.of Zoology
Sri Ch. Kishore Babu
Dept.of Physics
Sri J. Mohan Rao,
Dept.of Botany
Sri P.Neerajanabhaiah
Dept.of Chemistry
Sri G.Hanumantha Rao
Dept. of Mathematics
Sri M.Sudhakara Rao
Dept.of Chemistry
Sri I.Veera Babu,
Dept.of Commerce
Sri B.Ratna Raju,
Dept.of Telugu
Sri A. Harikrishna
Dept.of Politics
Sri P.Gopichandraswamy
Dept.of Telugu
Sri M.Sambasiva Rao,
Dept.of Commerce
Smt.K.Pushpamma
Dept.of Telugu
Smt. Y.Supriya,
Dept.of English
Sri S.Venkateswara Rao
Dept.of Computers

v) Academic verification:
Content

Academic council

Chairman

1.
2.
3.
4.

All Heads of the

Departments

Principal

Annual Academic plans

Diaries
Synopsis
Question Banks etc.

vi) Various Committees:

2.

S.No. Committees

Convenor

1.

Academic Calendar

Sri G.Hanumantha Rao

2.

Time Table Committee

Sri J. Mohan Rao

3.

Examinations Committee

Sri J. Mohan Rao

4.

Institutionalized Coaching Committee

Sri GSB Prabhakara Rao

Is the College sensitized to latest managerial concepts such as strategic

planning team work, decision - making and Computerization?
Yes

3.

No

i)

We have certain strategies to carryout the academic as well as

administrative excellence. There are number of Committees set up
with teachers and students as members to take decisions and their
execution.

ii)

The time table committee takes initiative to provide the time table for
the ensuing academic year even before its commencement. An early
preparation of annual academic plan and teaching notes are also a
part of strategic planning.

iii)

Team work is a unique and everlasting characteristic of our College.

The big task of being united is possible because of our benign
management, dedicated staff members and disciplined students. To
sustain unity and team work various committees are formed.

iv)

Our administrative block is computerized to get the things quickly

discharged with utmost transparency.
Our Library is provided with
advanced SOUL software supplied by INFLIBNET, Ahmadabad.

v)

Allocation of budget to meet the needs pertaining human resources

development, infrastructure, Laboratories and Library is uniform and
sufficient.

Does the College have the following:

Twinning Programmes

No

We strictly confined to the rules and regulations of Acharya Nagarjuna

University , Nagarjunanagar, that deny such
twinning
programmes in its
affiliated colleges.
Student Exchange Programmes

Yes

Though our college has been founded in rural atmosphere we have

got an extraordinary brilliance
among our students.
We encourage the
team to participate in various competitions in and around our campus. To
capture the innovative minds, we also conduct several competitions. For
instance,
i)

Inter
Collegiate
Debating
and Muchataga Mudu Nimishalu, an
opportunity for every student to know the hidden potentiality lies in him.

MOUs

ii)

To create masterminds, we also hold Inter collegiate quiz competitions

every year.

iii)

University level sports meet happens to be the best thing

students to interact with many other outsiders regularly.

iv)

Students of our college have taken an active part in Inter collegiate

seminars and other competitive programmes.

v)

Our campus always remains as a reputed visiting place of learning for

the students from different places.
We are proud of having well
managed laboratories and museums especially Archaeological museum.

for our

with

Industries

Yes

No

To our credit we have been associated with huge Industries like Sugar
and Cement.
a)

An MOU has been signed with M/s. Chagallu Sugars, Chagallu West
Godavari District for project work and training of our post graduate
science students and under graduate commerce students.

b)

An MOU has been signed with Krishna Industrial Corporation Ltd.

Nidadavolu for the purpose of higher employment and training.

c)

An MOU has been signed with The Jeypore Sugar Company , Electro
Matellergical Divisions, Rayagada for the benefit of our students career.

d)

An MOU has been signed with Datascribe

for the purpose of employment.

e)

An MOU has been signed with Ramanujam Academy of Mathemataics

for the employment of our graduates with Mathematics and for training
for different competitive examinations.

Research

organizations

Yes

infotech Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore

No

a)

We are working with Indian History congress, Andhra Pradesh History

congress and Guntur District History Association for upholding the
thrust areas in History and Archaeology.

b)

We have initiated research collaboration with the Physics department

California State University, Los Angles, in the field of carbon Nanotubes.

Inter-Institutional Interaction of Students.

i)

Our students going to other institutions:

Sl.
Name of the
No
Institution/others
SEMINARS
1
TPS College,Guntur
2.

JMJ Coillege for women

(Autonomous), Tenali

Programme

Seminar on Applied plant

Bio-technology
Inter collegiate seminar on
Bio-diversity and its
conservation

Date/
Duration
14-11-05
(one day)
28-01-06
(1 day)

No.of students/
Name(s) Participated
Mr.T.Jagankumar,
II B.Sc(CBZ)
1.Ms.PVLC Nagasridevi
2.Mr.A.Manojkumar
3.Mr.Ch.Venkatanagarju
4.Mr.V.Srinath Babu
all are III B.Sc.CBZ
students.

MUSIC
1
Nehru Yuva Kendra,
Guntur
PHYSICAL EDDUCATION
1
Periyar University
Salam
2

Balgaum

APRDCNagarjunasagar

Ongole

Vijayawada

ii)
S.No
1
2
3

4.

Clasical Music
Contest won I prize

(1 day)
30-12-05

Ms. P.Srilakshmi

South-west Inter
University Kho-Kho
Tournament
(secured 4th place)
South zone Inter
University Badminton
Tournament
(won 2nd place)
ANU Inter Collegiate
Cross Country(Men)
Tournament
(won 3rd place)
13th AP State Taekwondo
Championship
(won I place)

(7) days
10-2-05
to
16-2-05
4 days
08-12-05
to
11-12-05
1 day
Sept.05

K. Amaranath, II B.Sc.,
Member of ANU
Kho-Kho team

Physically handicapped
Cricket tournament
(won the prize)

(2 days)
19-11-05
&
20-11-05
28-12-05

P.Balaji

7 Members
Mr.Yedukondalu,III B.A.
(Leader)
Mr. V. Venkaiah

Mr. K. Parthasarathi
II B.A.

Other institution students coming to our College:

Name of the Program

Dr.Vejalla Venkata Subbaiah

Memorial Inter Collegiate
Debating competitions
Old Students Association
Quiz Competitions
Muchataga Mudu Nimishalu
Contest

No. of Colleges
Participated
7

Date/
Duration
26-11-05

No.of students/
Participated
14

12

26-11-05

24

10

26-11-05

10

What are the National and International linkages established by the College for
training and research ?
i)

To enhance the teaching skills of our staff, we send them to various

faculty building programmes like Orientation programmes and
Refresher courses conducted periodically by academic staff colleges of
different Universities all over India.

ii)

Most of our College staff are permitted to participant in Seminars and

workshops in their respective fields to improve themselves with the
update knowledge.

iii)

A noticeable research work has been adopted by a considerable

number of staff members of different subjects. Dr. V.K. Mohan, Principal
& member of History department is recognized as Research Director to
guide scholars by the ANU. He has been continuing his linkages with
I.H.C. , A.P.H.C. and G.D.H.A. for research purpose.
(Annexure XXIX)

iv)

The
P.G. Department
of
Physics
has
established
research
collaboration with the Physics Department California State University,
Los Angles. Dr. V.Vijaya Srinivasu is involved in this work.

v)

Earlier, handful of research opportunities under FIP sponsored by

UGC and other means have been availed by our staff members. A

Minor research project sponsored by UGC was headed by Sri G.

Ramakrishna
Babu,
former
H.O.D. of Zoology in 1999-2000
on
Environmental Pollution Water pollution by pesticides and metals
Dr.V.K.Mohan completed 4 minor research projects sponsored by UGC
and ICHR.
vi)

Physics Department in the College has been linked with IAPT, Kanpur to
take out the excellence among the students by preparing them for National
level examinations in Physics. Sri P.Srinivasa Rao, Lect.in Physics is the
center-in-charge.
List of Staff members
S.No

5.

who have acquired Research Degrees:

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Name of the Staff

Member
Dr. M.V.Subba Rao
Dr. T.V.Krishna Rao
Dr. T.Indirakrishna Rao
Dr. K.Surendra Babu
Dr.AV.Panakeswara Rao
Dr. V.K. Mohan
Dr. K.Surendra Babu
Sri B.Srinivasa Rao
Dr. V. K.Mohan
Sri K.Sambasiva Rao
Sri M.Dasu
Sri P.Srinivasa Rao
Sri V.V.Srinivasu

1
2
3
4
5
6

Research in Progress
Smt.M.Padmaja
Sri B. Prakash Babu
Sri S. Dass
Sri D.S.Nageswara Rao
Sri A.Mohan Rao
Sri P.Srinivasa Rao

Degree
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Ph.D
M.Phil
M.Phil
M.Phil
M.Phil
M.Phil
M.Phil
Ph.D.

Unive
rsity
A.U.
S.V.
S.V.
A.U.
S.K.D
T.U.
A.U.
A.N.U
A.N.U
A.N.U
H.U.
A.N.U
I.I.Sc.

Year of
award
1980
1983
1983
1991
1993
1994
1986
1991
1991
1994
1997
2006
1994

M.Phil
M.Phil
M.Phil
M.Phil
M.Phil
Ph.D.

A.N.U
A.N.U
A.N.U
M.K.U
B.T.U.
A.N.U

Doing
Doing
Doing
Doing
Doing
Doing

Subject
Physics
Physics
Zoology
Chemistry
Telugu
History & Archaeology

Chemistry
Commerce

History & Archaeology

Botany
History
Physics
Physics
Chemistry
Economics
English
Mathematics
Chemistry
Physics

How does the college strengthen the regular academic programmes through
other complementary systems like self-financing courses, non-formal mode
and distance education?
Self financing courses such as B.Sc., MPC, MECs, MPCs and P.G.
courses like M.Sc., Chemistry and Physics are introduced to strengthen the
regular academic programmes providing there by a lot of infrastructure
facilities , academic tools and faculty. In this connection the management is
coming up with a stellar contribution.
Dr. V.K. Mohan, Reader in History and Principal of our College is the coauthor of nine P.G. level History books, author cum editor of two U.G. level
History books and author of two U.G. Level History books for school of
distance education , Acharya Nagarjuna University. He is also the author of
Intermediate Books(2) in History.

6.

What
are
the efforts
made
by
the
college
to make the various
administrative /academic services on the campus ICT enabled?
To strengthen the regular academic programme we provide the
information communication technologies to the students and staff members
through Internet.

7.

What are the practices of the college to impart value based education?
TRUTH, LOVE GOD in our college emblem give a warm welcome with
a rural background . We hope that the true message in the emblem should
have been certainly carried to the length and breadth of our country through
our students for many decades. For that we have established certain hard

and fast rules.

In this connection various committees of code and conduct
have been setup to cultivate sterling qualities. The Disciplinary committee,
Nature Club committee, National Festivals committee, Students
Welfare
Committee , Anti ragging committee , Alumni Association, Grievance Redresser
cell, NSS, NCC, NGC, Youth Red Cross Wing etc., will look after such pivotal
areas.
Besides
having
all
core
committees,
we also
invite
famous
personalities to impart moral to the students and staff as well. In this
connection college organized various programmes. (Annexure XXX a,b)
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)

viii)

8.

Dr. M.V.Subba Rao, former principal of our College has delivered a

useful guest lecture on Scienyog - confluence of science spirituality,
knowledge, purity, Love and Service, arranged by Dept. of Physics.
A seminar was conducted on Buddhism on the occasion of
Amaravathi Kalachakra celebrations by the Dept.of History.
Prof. M.Samuel, Dept. of
Ambedkar Chair, ANU, spoke
on Indian
Culture, a guest lecture arranged by Dept.of History.
Sri P.Jayaseela Rao, Lecturer in Commerce, has conducted Meditation
& Yoga classes for the students.
Teachers day has been celebrated on Dr. S.Radhakrishnans birth
anniversary on September 5th
We see the participation of students in N.S.S., N.C.C., & N.G.C.,
activities like AIDS awareness rally, blood donation camps, clean and
Green programme and other social activities.
The statues of great personalities from different walks of life fought for
peace, values and fraternity have been installed at various locations of
the college.
Portraits of famous Scientists and Luminaries
are
displayed in laboratories, departmental rooms and Library. These
efforts, we hope, inspire young minds to aspire to higher levels of
excellence and will act as the moral boosters.
Our
college
magazine
is a tool and source
for
our moral
communications and messages.

Above all, there are so many inscriptions inducing human values as

seen in all parts of our college campus.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------S.No.
Committees
Convenors
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.
Disciplinary Committee
Sri P.Gopichandraswamy
2.
Magazine Committee
Sri B. Ratna Raju
3.
Employment and Placement Cell
Smt. V.Sitamaha Lakshmi
4.
College Attached Hostel Committee
Sri I. Veera Babu
5.
National Festivals Committee
Sri B.Prakash Babu
6.
Students Welfare Committee
Sri P.Gopichanddraswamy
7.
Medical Examination Committee
Sri Ch. Kishore Babu
8.
Anti Ragging Committee
Sri I. Veera Babu
9.
Research and Academic Linkages
Dr. K. Surendra Babu
10.
Admissions
Sri J. Mohan Rao
11.
Grievance Redressel Cell
Sri P. Jayaseela Rao
12.
Girls
Smt. K. Vijaya Kumari
13.
Camera Club
Sri Ch. Kishore Babu
14.
Purchases
Sri I. Veera Babu
15.
Building Committee
Sri J. Mohan Rao
16.
Youth Red Cross Wing
Sri M. Dasu
17.
Extension Activities
Sri M. Sambasiva Rao
18.
Affiliation
Sri S. Dass.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------How does the college inculcate civic responsibilities among the students?
To cultivate civic responsibilities among the students, we encourage them to
take an active part in various folds. They are,

i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
viii)

Clean and Green programmes

Blood donation camps
Cyclone relief and re-habilitation programmes
Janmabhoomi Programmes
Providing helplines during big festivals like Pushkaras.
AIDS awareness camps and health camps.
Rural development programmes
Observation of all National days of importance

NCC, NSS, & NGC wings are doing a remarkable service along with various
Governmental and Non-Governmental agencies.
Another essential part of our duty, indeed, is that we have to bring up the
offspring of the illiterate civilians of hard working in the villages around our
college with discipline, compassion and all other divine characteristics to
become good citizens.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------S.No Committee/Wing
Convenor / Officer
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

Sri M. Sambasiva Rao

2.

National Service Scheme (NSS)

Sri Ch. Kishore Babu

3.

National Green Corps (NGS)

Sri B. Prakash Babu

4.

Population Education Club

Sri B. Ratna Raju

5.

Nature Club Committee

Sri G. Srinivasa Rao

6.
Adult Education
Sri G.V.Surya Rao
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9.

What are the efforts of the college towards all round personality development
of the learners?
Strategically we adopt
of the learners.
i)

ii)
iii)

iv)

v)

certain efforts for all round personality development

Sending aspirants to participate in workshops, symposiums and

seminars of various levels. Eminent Professors have visited our
college on our invitation to deliver great lectures.
We also
conduct National level standard examinations like NGPE, NSEP
organized by IAPT, Kanpur.
Our college science
and social
science associations are behind these efforts.
Our college has also prepared a platform for debating , Essay
writing and Quiz competitions.
We have shown a special interest to pick out the talent in the
Fine Arts area.
For that purpose we invite talented and
innovative personalities to the cultural occasions celebrated in our
college campus.
We have also established Fine Arts and
Literary Associations exclusively. Our Audio-Visual committee
also helps in this regard.
We have got a massive and unmatched Library with tens of
thousands of books. Open access facility is provided to the staff
and the students . Apart from this the Library building remains
a fascinating
thing for the visitors
and also unveils
the
magnanimity of our management.
We give preference to enhance the opportunity of learning ,
career building and updating the knowledge through Internet
that Caters the present day needs to our students with rural
background.

vi)

vii)

10.

As far as sports and games are concerned we have three major

play grounds and one indoor-stadium. For body building we
have a full fledged gym. We have conducted University level
competitions successfully with the help of our sports committee.
Our NCC, NSS & NGC wings play a vital role in shaping the
personalities of our students in this village atmosphere.

S.No.
Committee/Association
1.
Fine Arts Association

Convenor
Sri A.Mohan Rao

2.

Advisory Committee for Library

Smt. V.S.M. Lakshmi

3.

Sports Committee

Sri I.Veera Babu

4.

Debating & Quiz Club Committee

Sri P.Gopichandraswamy

How is the college geared to achieve its specific goals and

objectives?
We are conscious about the sustenance of our institution for
ever in this rural atmosphere. Since 1969 it has been catering the
necessary educational requirements to thousands of innocent and poor
families, generations together. The motto of the college is to serve
the needy and the deprived sections of our remote area to give the light
of education. In this connection, we have identified the accelerating
forces that would help us to reach our goals and objectives in near
future, aimed at.
i)

ii)
iii)

iv)

v)

We have introduced advanced courses that stand for the current

trends besides conventional courses. They are B.Sc Computers
and Electronics in U.G. level, Organic Chemistry and Physics at
P.G. level. We are also planning to introduce few more P.G.
courses and U.G. courses like soil testing , Biochemistry.
To
empower the rural women indiscriminately we are encouraging
co-education in all courses.
Our
efforts
regarding the girl
education have reached a satisfactory level as the strength of
women has been growing year after year from 30 to 300.
We give preference to the merit in the selection of our staff
strictly following the norms of UGC and the state government.
Financially our college is backed up by our management to
facilitate all departments with required infrastructure.
Apart
from it we have been aided by UGC funds to meet our needs.
In addition to the above sources we depend upon self financing
courses suitable for students of rural back ground to gear up our
plans to reach our goals.
The role of Alumni in the activities of our college is remarkable
to enrich our efforts to reach our targets.
Our college old
students
support us in various aspects
like providing
employment, lecturing to enthuse our students generation after
generation. We maintain regular contacts with the parents of
our students to keep up the conventional standards.
Inviting renowned persons of different fields to make up the
minds of our students with multiple information of emerging
trends.
Infotainment is provided in our computer lab for the
students to cultivate a keen insight about the cosmopolitan
standards of living.

Alumni Association for the year: 2005-06:

1. Sri A. Hari Krishna
2. Sri K. Suresh Babu

Convenor
Member

3. Sri P. Appa Rao

11.

Member

What are the efforts of the College to bring in community orientation in its
activities?
Since its inception our college has been adopting several methods to
change the face of its surroundings. In this connection we have NSS, NCC
and NGC Wings functioning for community development.
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
viii)
ix)
x)

xi)

12.

We conduct blood donation camps,

Services rendered at times of national calamities,
During
the elections
and local festivals
our NCC
cadets
have
participated.
Our NSS & NCC wings together collected huge amounts to help AIDS
victims. They have also held know your blood group programme with
the help of Indian Red Cross Society Ongole.
A four day Bio Magnetic therapy free camp has been organized by the
NCC.
We have celebrated Green festival (Vanamahotsav) with the help of
National Green Corps to keep the mother earth clean and green besides
taking an oath to keep planet pollution free.
Our college has adopted Muthupalli village to develop it as a model
village.
We have organized parents meeting for final degree students to
analyse the problems of our students facing.
We celebrate all days of national importance with great respect as
they inculcate civic sense, fraternity , patriotism and some sort of
belongingness among the students.
We respect the call of the state government in building an ideal
society.
Through Janmabhumi programme we have got this great
opportunity. The participation of our students and staff members was
brought Rs. 2 lakhs as an award from the state government previously.
Our NSS wing
road linkages.
is at the utmost
villages
have
conveyance.

volunteered in connecting remote villages by making

They also succeeded in bringing a vegetable market which
public service. Because of our College the surrounding
got
plenty of Bus services for comfortable
local

Indicate the efforts to promote general/ transferable skills among the

students such as
a) Capacity to learn:
The Alma mates of our Alumni association are frequently visiting the
campus to enrich the new generations with their thought provoking and
informative advanced lectures
and speeches relevant to their academic
matters. The lectures of inland teachers and guests provide knowledge to our
students. Seminars , Symposiums and other class room activities exclusively
for the students make them aware of current trends. Our college Library is
obviously a precious property of our students to improve their capacity of
learning of the subjects of choice. Earlier we acquire a treasure of books under
COHSSIP.
b) Communication Skills:
We come forward to provide a room for our students to enable
themselves with good communication skills. For that we have established
English language laboratory with multiple technology like internet facility,
LCD projector, good
acoustic
interactive
system.
We
also
conduct
competitions like debating, elocution, essay writing , recitation etc., to
encourage the inherent abilities of our students. Fine arts association will
also take part in promoting communication skills.

c) Numerical skills:
Our department of Mathematics takes initiative to extract numerical
abilities from our students by conducting Mathematics Quiz. Other science
departments also check them in their respective laboratories .
d) Use of information technology:
An Internet connection facility is provided in our campus to enable
the students with latest information that is indispensable in the contemporary
competitive world. We are using CDs, ACDs, LCDs for effective teaching with
the help of department of computers science. To our credit we have an Audiovisual wing functioning under the department of Physics.
e) Work as a part of a team and independently:
Wings of NCC, NSS & NGC provide a common platform inside and
outside of the campus to work in teams. One of the salient features of our
college is to form students union on merit. There are handful of unions
consisting of merit students to execute the academic action plan with the
cooperation of staff. For instance, science association, Literary association,
social science association etc.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------S.No Committee / Association
Convenor
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.
Literary Association
Smt. Y. Supriya

13.

2.

Social Sciences Association

Sri A. Hari Krishna

3.

Commerce Association

Sri B.Srinivasa Rao

4.

Science Association

Sri GSB Prabhakara Rao

5.
Audio-Visual Committee
Sri P.Srinivasa Rao
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Any other college specific innovation which has contributed to its growth?
i)

The financial contribution of the villagers apart from the crown

donor Sri Velagapudi Ramakrishna is impartially accepted in the
development of our College that involves
the maximum
responsibility of them in cordoning the values of our institution.

ii)

We have constituted endowment prizes for the cream among

our students in the name of donors concerned . Our staff have
come forward to give financial assistance to poor students.

iii)

Our college old students association raised a huge fund to

enrich the campus with new infrastructure like buildings and also
constituted prizes for the merit.

iv)

The formation of our College students union with full fledged

body is only on merit basis contrary to the conventional balloting
since the establishment of our college, which inculcate the
desirable academic competitive atmosphere.

v)

We are proud of having a prestigious Archaeological museum

with artifacts from pre historic times to modern period.
(Annexure XXXI)

vi)

Our staff are available round the clock to the students as they
reside in the staff quarters hardly found in any other U.G. level
institutions.

vii)
Historical and Educational Tours:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------S.No Degree/Subject
Date
Place
Organized by
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.
Hindi Students
20-11-05
Bapatla Hindi Bhasha
Hindi Dept.
Abipraya sekarana
2.

Botany Students

24-11-05

Sangam Jagarlamudi to
study diary technology
& Products.

Botany Dept.

3.

Zoology Students

28-11-05

Kavuru

Zoology Dept.

4.

II B.A. & III B.,A.

27-11-05

5.

I B.A.

4-12-05

Nagarjunakonda
History Dept.
(Archaeological Tour)
Macherla
Ethipothala cement factory
Chennakesava Temple
Mangalagiri,Undavalli
History Dept.
Vijayawada,

6.

Commerce Students 01-12-05 to

4.12.5

Industrial tour to Chagallu Commerce Dept.

Sugar Plant &
Visakhapatnam, Araku
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