II

DOCUMENTS ACCOMPANYING THE REPORT

i)

University Act and status of Acharya Nagarjuna

University to which the college is affiliated .

ii)

The Repalle Taluk Educational Improvement

Society, Repalle-Memorandam and articles of
Association Present Executive Body Committee &
Governing Body.

iii)

Administrative Structure Diagram.

Group Structure of the Accreditation Committee.
(a)

Executive members of RTIES, College Governing

Body.

(b)

Group structure of the Accreditation Committee.

iv)

Academic Calendar 2004-05,2005-06.

v)

Annual Reports of the Principal (2004-05,2005-06).

vi)

G.O Relating to the Recruiment of faculty.

vii)

Criteria for facilitating the faculty for professional .

development programmes.

viii)

Master plan of the institution topography and

accommodation particulars.

ix)

Audit report and budget for the last 2 years.

x)

Current list of academic programmes, duration, fee

structure etc.

xi) Guidelines of the Grievance Gedressal Cell

DOCUMENTS ACCOMPANYING THE REPORT

I ACT AND STATUTES OF ACHARYA NAGARJUNA UNIVERSITY TO WHICH THE
COLLEGE IS AFFILIATED.
UNIVERSITY ACTS IN ANDHRA PRADESH
ANDHRA PRADESH UNIVERSITIES ACT,1991

Act No.4 of 1991

CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1
Preliminary

CHAPTER V
General

1.
2.

29. Disqualification for Membership.

30. Disputes as to constitution of University
Authorities.
31. Constitution of Committees.
32. Proceedings of University Board not
invalidated by vacancies.

Short title, extent and commencement

Definitions

CHAPTER II
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Establishment of Universities
Reconstitution of the Universities.
Powers, functions and objects of the
Universities.
Admission of educational institutions or
Colleges.
University open to all persons:
Inspection and inquiry

CHAPTER III
Officers of the University
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

Officers of the University

Chancellor
Vice-Chancellor
Term of office etc., of vice-chancellor.
Powers and duties of the vice-chancellor.
The Rector
The Register
The Finance Officer.

CHAPTER IV
Authorities of the University
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.

Authorities
Board of Management
Powers and duties of the Board of Management
Annual Accounts.
Financial estimates.
Annual Report
Power to incur unforeseen expenditure
Academic Senate
Powers of the Academic Senate
The Faculties.
The Board of Studies
Planning and Monitoring Board.

UNIVERSITY ACTS IN A.P.

33. Term of office of members of Board of
Management and the Academic Senate etc.
34. Removal from membership of the
University.
35. Registered Graduates.
CHAPTER VI
Teaching and Admission of Students
36. Attendance at recognized in-situations.
37. Admission to University Courses.
38. Recognition of degrees and diplomas.
CHAPTER VII
Appointment of Teachers etc.
39. Conditions of service.
40. Conditions of service of employees and
settlement of disputes.
41. Procedure of appeal in disciplinary cases
against students.
42. Right of appeal
43. Constitution of selection committee.
44. Pension or provident fund
CHAPTER VIII
University funds etc.
45. General Fund
46. Constitution of other funds.
47. Finance Committee
48. Borrowing of money
49. Certain restrictions in respect of
Financial matters.
50. Certain restrictions in respect
of financial Matters.

CHAPTER IX

CHAPTER X

Statutes Ordinances and Regulations

MISCELLANEOUS

51.
52.
53.
54.
55.

Statutes
Statutes how made
Ordinances
Ordinances how made
Regulations

56. Power to remove difficulties

57. Repeal and Savings

STATEMENT OF OBJECT AND REASONS

At

present

there

are

six

conventional

governed by a separate enactment.

Universities

in the

State,

each

These Universities are the Andhra University

and Nagarjuna University in the Andhra Area of the State Sri Venkateswara and Sri
Krishnadevaraya University

in the Rayalaseema region, the Osmania University and

the Kakatiya University in the telangana area of the State.

The provisions of the

various Universities Acts governing the aforesaid Universities are substantially the
same with minor variations here and there. Whenever there is a change in the policy
of the Government

and an amendment

amendment of all the Six

duplication.

University

is to be effected, it is regulating
Acts

which

is contributing to

in the

legislative

Further if any new University is to be established with the same aims

and objects, a separate enactment has to be passed.

To maintain uniformity of law

in respect of all the conventional Universities and to easily establish any conventional
University and the same enactment, the Government have decided to enact a single
law in place of Six University Acts and to bring all the aforesaid Sic Universities under
new law.
Apart from the above aspect of uniformity in the law, the Government have
also

decided

to democratise

the

functioning

of the Universities

by providing

for

elected element in the Board of Management (earlier called as the Executive Council)
and in the Academic Senate.

It is also proposed to enlarge the membership of the

Academic Senate into a highly enlightened

body.

This Bill seeks to give effect to the above decisions.

Appended to L.A. Bill No. 37 of 1990 published in A.P. Gazette part-IV(Ext)
dated 11-10-1990.
Received the assent of the Governor on the 21 st January 1991 published on
the 22nd January 1991 in the Andhra Gazette Part IV-B(Ext) Part no. 91) at Pages 1
to 58.
ACT NO. 4 OF 1991
An Act to amend and consolidate the laws relating to certain Universities in
the State of Andhra Pradesh and for matters connected there with and incidental
thereto.
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Andhra Pradesh in
the Forty-first Year of the Republic of India as follows:-

CHAPTER-I
PRELIMINARY
I.

Short title, extent and commencement:

i)
ii)
iii)

II

This Act may be called the Andhra Pradesh Universities Act, 1991.
It extends to the whole of the State of Andhra Pradesh.
It shall come into force on such date as the Government may, by
notification, appoint.

Definitions:- In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

1) affiliated college means, a college within the University area affiliated to the
University in accordance with the conditions prescribed
2) aided college means, a college other than a Government College which receives
aid out of State Government Funds;
3) academic year means a period of twelve months commencing on the first day of
July of the year or such other period of twelve months beginning on such date as
the
Board of Management may specify in respect of all the colleges under the control of
the University or any particular college thereof;
4) autonomous college means, a college on which the status of autonomy has been
conferred by the University;
5) constituent college means college located outside the University Campus and
established or maintained by the University for providing courses of study
qualifying students for admission to the examinations in accordance with
regulations prescribed; and includes a college so located and established or
maintained by the University immediately before the commencement of the act;
6) college means, a college established and maintained by, or affiliated to, or
recognized by the University;
7) Department means, a University Department recognized as such by Statutes;
8)

Director of Higher Education

Education.

includes a Joint Director in charge of Higher

9) Government means the State Government of Andhra Pradesh.

10) Head of Department means, a teacher of the University responsible for the coordination of instruction, training and research in any Department of the
University;
11) hostel means, a unit of residence for students of the University maintained or
recognised by the University in accordance with the conditions prescribed.
12) Honors College means, a University College, an affiliated College or constituent
College in which provision is made for Post-Graduate courses of study in which is
Declared as such by status;

13) Post-Graduate-Centre means, a University College in which provision is made for

Post-Graduate courses of study in which is declared a such by status.;

14) prescribed means, prescribed by Statutes, Ordinances or Regulations

15) Principal means the head of a college.
16) Professional college means , a college established and maintained by the
University or affiliated to the University for providing courses of study leading to
the professional degrees of the University, in accordance with the Regulations
prescribed;
17) recognised college or recognised institutions means, respectively a college or
institution recognised by the University under conditions prescribed;
18) registered graduate means, a graduate registered under section 35;
19) schedule means the schedule appended to this act;
20) secretary to Government includes a Joint Secretary to Government and a Deputy
Secretary to Government;
21) student means, a person who is admitted to a college and is borne on the
attendance register thereon until the end of the academic year;
22) Teachers means, Professors, Readers and Lecturers in a college and such other
persons giving instruction in a college as may be declared by the Statutes to be
teachers;
23) teachers of the University means, teachers appointed by the University to give
instruction or guide research in the University and constituent colleges;
24) University means, a University constituted or deemed to have been constituted
under this act.
25) university area means, the area indicated against each University specified in
the Schedule;
26) University campus means, the area comprised within the limits of the
headquarters of each University as notified by the State Government from time
to time in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette;
27) University College means , a college located in the University campus which is
established or maintained by the University and provides courses of study
qualifying students for admission to University examinations, in accordance with
the Regulations prescribed and includes a college so located, and established or
maintained by the University immediately before the commencement of this act;
28) University Professor means, a person appointed as such by the University.

CHAPTER II
THE UNIVERSITIES
1. Establishment of Universities:
1) The Government may, by notification, establish a University and specify the name,
area of operation and headquarters thereof and for this purpose it shall be
competent
for the Government to amend the Schedule so as to
i)
ii)
iii)

include the University in the Schedule;

specify the University area and the headquarters of the newly established
university; and
alter the University area of any other University.

2) Where a notification has been issued under subsection (1) , there shall, unless the
notification is in the meantime rescinded be introduced in the Legislative Assembly
as on as may be but in any case during the next session of the Legislative
Assembly following the date of the issue of the notification; Bill on behalf of the
Government, to give effect to the alteration, addition or cancellation, as the case
may be, of the Schedule specified in the notification, and the notification shall
cease to have effect when such Bill becomes law, whether with or without
modifications, but without prejudice to the validity of anything previously done
there under: Provided that if the notification under sub-section (1) is issued when
Legislative Assembly is in session, such a Bill shall be introduced in the
Legislative Assembly during that session. Provided further that where for any
reason a bill as aforesaid does not become law within six months from the date of
its introduction in the Legislative Assembly, the notification shall cease to have effect
on the expiration of the said period of six months.
3) A University shall be a residential, teaching and affiliating University, and shall
Consist of a Chancellor, a Vice-Chancellor, a Rector, a Board of Management and
an Academic Senate. It shall be a body corporate having perpetual succession
and a common seal be issued to and served on the Registrar.
II.
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)

III

Reconstitution of the Universities:- on and from the date of commencement of this

ActThe ANDHRA University established under the Andhra University act 1925
(Act II of 1926)
The Kakatiya University established under the Kakatiya University Act, 1976
(Act 44 of 1976)
Sri Krishna Devaraya University established under the Sri Krishna Devaraya
University Act, 1981 (Act 36 of 1981)
The Nagarjuna University established under the Nagarjuna University Act, 43
Of 1976)
The Osmania University established under the Osmania University Act, 1959
(Act 9 of 1959 ) and
Sri Venkateswara University established under Sri Venkateswara University
Act, 1954 (Act XIV of 1954)
shall be deemed to have been established and incorporated under this Act and
are hereby declared to be Universities by the aforesaid name, and the
respective
University areas and Headquarters thereof shall be as specified in columns(3)
ad (4) of the Schedule.

Powers, functions and objects of the Universities:- Every University established

under this act shall have the following powers, functions and objects, namely:1) to provide for instruction and training in such branches of learning as it may think
fit;

2) to made provision for research extension programme and for the advancement and
dissemination of knowledge;
3) to confer degrees and other academic distinctions on persons who have carried on
research under conditions prescribed;
4) to confer honorary degrees or other academic distinctions on approved persons
under conditions prescribed;
5) to create posts of professors, Readers, Lecturers and any other teaching posts
required by the University and to appoint persons therefor;
6) to create administrative, ministerial and other posts required by the University
7) to acquire and hold property, both movable and immovable, to lease, sell or
otherwise transfer any movable or immovable property which may have become
vested in our may have been acquired by it, for the purpose of the University and
to contract and do all other things necessary for or incidental to the purposes of
the University;
8) to institute, take-over and maintain colleges and hostels;
9) to establish, maintain and manage or to affiliate Honors colleges, Autonomous
Colleges or Post-Graduate Centers in any part of the University area outside the
University Campus.
10)to confer autonomy of affiliated Colleges or Post Graduate Centers in any part of
the University area outside the University Campus.
11)to transfer an or all the colleges or institutions maintained by the University to the
administrative control of the Government on such conditions as it may determine;
12)to erect, equip and maintain laboratories, libraries and museums;
13)to affiliate or recognize colleges and institutions and to withdraw such affiliation or
recognition;
14)to inspect affiliated and recognized colleges and institutions and to take measures
to ensure that proper standards of instructions are maintained in them.
15)To make grants from the funds of the University to affiliated and recognized
colleges and institutions.
16) To establish, maintain and manage research departments and institutions;
17) To make special provision for the spread of higher education among educationally
backward classes of citizens;
18) To make special provision for colleges and institutions or women students
19)To establish research institutions in any part of the University area whether within
or outside the University campus;
20) To fix fees and to demand and receive such fees and other charges as may be
prescribed;
21) to make grants from the funds of the University for the maintenance of the
National Cadet Corps;
22) to institute and manage;
a) a Department of Publications;
b) a University Press
c) an Employment Bureau;
d) an Information Bureau;
e) Boards of University Extension;
f) Students Unions, University Sports and Athletic Clubs; and other similar
bodies and associations
23) to co-operate with other Universities, education institutions and authorities in such
manner and for such purposes as the University may determine;
24) generally to do all such other acts and things whether incidental to the powers
aforesaid or not, as may be necessary or desirable to further the objects of the
University as a residential, teaching and affiliating University, to cultivate and
Promote arts, fine arts, sciences, professional studies, technology and other
Branches of learning and to promotes the interests of its students;
25) to supervise and control the conduct and discipline of the students of the
University and its affiliated and recognized colleges and institutions, and to make
arrangements promoting their health and general welfare.
6. Admission of educational institutions or colleges:(1) No college or institution outside the University area shall form part of, or be
affiliated to or recognized by or be admitted to the Privileges of the University.
Provided that the colleges and institutions in the territories specified in clause

(b) of Sub-section (1) of section 8 of the States Reorganization Act, 1956,

(Central Act 37of 1956) which formed part of the State of Hyderabad as it
existed immediately before the 1st November, 1956, shall continue to be
affiliated to or be recognized by the Osmania University, until such time as the
University may determine: Provided further that the institution of research and
higher learning outside the Concerned University area may be recognized in
the manner prescribed by the Statutes.
2) No college or institution within the concerned University area shall after the
commencement of this Act, form part of, or be affiliated to , or be recognized by,
or seek admission to any privileges of any other University:Provided that
nothing contained in this sub-section shall apply to any such college or
institution within the concerned University area and such formed part of, or was,
affiliated to, recognized by, any other University prior to such commencement.
3) Every college or institution which was affiliated to associated with or
recognized or maintained by any of the Universities in the Schedule as the
commencement of this Act shall continue to be affiliated to or associated with
or recognized or maintained by that University.
7.
University open to all persons:- No person shall be excluded from holding
any office in the University or from membership of any of the authorities of
the University or from admission to any degree, diploma or other distinction
or course of study, on grounds only of religion, race, caste, sex, place of birth or
any of them, and it shall not adopt or impose on any person any test
whatsoever of religious belief or profession in order to entitle him to be admit
thereto as a teacher or student or to hold any office therein or to qualify for any
degree, diploma or other
distinction or to enjoy or exercise any of the
privileges of the University: Provided that,

8.

1) The University may maintain, affiliate or recognize any college or

institution, intended exclusively for women, either for their education, or for
their residence.
2) The University may reserve seats in any University college or constituent
college for women or members of educationally backward classes, or allot
seats on such regional basic of the concerned University area, as may be
declared by the University;
3) The Government may reserve seats in colleges under their management
for women or members of educationally backward classes or allot seats
on such regional basis of the State as may be declared by the Government.
Inspection and inquiry:1. The Government shall have the right to cause an inspection to be made
by such person or persons as it may direct of the University, its buildings,
laboratories, libraries, museums, workshops and equipment and of any
institutions maintained by or affiliated to the University and also to cause an
inquiry to be made, into the teaching and other work conducted or done
by the University in respect of any matter connected with the University.
The Government shall in every case give notice to the University of its
intention to cause such inspection or inquiry to be made and the
University shall be entitle to be represented thereat.
2. The Government shall forward to the Vice-Chancellor a copy of the
inspection report for obtaining the views of the Board of Management and
on receipt of such
views, the Government may tender such advice as they
consider necessary and fix a time limit for action to be taken by the
University.
3. The Board of Management shall, within such time as the Government may
fix report to them through the Vice-Chancellor the action which has been
taken or is proposed to be taken on the advice tendered by them.
4. The Government may, where action has not been taken by the University
to their satisfaction, within the time fixed and after considering any
explanation furnished or representation made by the Board of
Management issue such directions as they may think fit and the University
shall comply with such direction.

II.

THE REPALLE TALUK

EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
REPALLE

Regd. Society No. 14 of 1969

MEMORANDUM & ARTICLES

OF
ASSOCIATION
(as amended up to 28-10-1993)

Certificate of Registration of Societies

Act XXI of

1860

Society No. 14 of 1969.

here by certify that

IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY,

THE REPALLE TALUK EDUCATIONAL

REPALLE

has this day been registered

under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860.

Given under my hand at Guntur this 22nd

day of February, one

thousand nine hundred and sixty nine(3rd Phalgun 1890 S. E.)

(Sd.)
District Registrar,
Guntur District.
22-2-1969.

THE REPALLE TALUK

EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY,
REPALLE
MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION
1.

NAME OF THE SOCIETY :

The name of the society shall be THE REPALLE TALUK EDUCATIONAL
IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY REPALLE, hereinafter referred to as The Society.

2.
i)

OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY :

To establish and maintain a college or colleges initially at Nagaram and
there after at any other place or places within the limits of Repalle Taluk
providing courses of study in Arts, Science and technology in conformity with the
rules and Regulations of the Andhra University or other University to which it
shall be affiliated.

ii)

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 other wise all those pieces of land and the construction there on at Nagaram
in Repalle Taluk belonging to the Jeypore Sugar Co., Ltd.

iii)

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.

iv)

To raise necessary funds to maintain Educational institutions under the

management of the Society and to administer the same.

v)

To assist, take over and\or manage any other college or colleges or other
educational institutions with in the limits of Repalle Taluk.

vi)

To establish, maintain, manage or assist financially school or schools in

Repalle Taluk so as to serve as feeders to the College or Colleges.

vii)

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.

viii)

To own, acquire, movable and immovable property of any nature for the
college or colleges other institutions established or to be established and to
dispose of the same for the benefit of the society.

ix)
x)

To grant and to deserving students for promoting studies.

To construct buildings of a permanent or temporary nature for
purpose of the college or colleges, schools, hospitals and other institutions.

xi)

To collect donations of not less than five lakhs of rupees in cash or in kind
for carrying out the objects of the Society and to take all steps necessary for the
collection of the donations.

xii)

To take steps for obtaining the permission of the Governmnet and

affiliation to the Andhra University to establish the college at Nagaram if possible
from the academic year of 1969 70.

xiii)

To print and publish books, journals, magazines and all other literature
pertaining to the activities of the college or colleges and also to establish a
printing press.

xiv)

To do all such things as may appear necessary, incidental and conducive to

attain the objects of the Society.

3.

MEMBERS OF THE FIRST EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE :

a)

The Management and the affairs of the Society are entrusted to an

Executive Committee of 12 members of inclusive of the permanent Executive
members whose names, addresses and occupations are shown below :

S. No.

Name of the Member

Designation

Address

1. Smt. P. Rajeswari Ramakrishnan

W\o. P. R. Ramakrishnan

President
(Permanent)

Race Course
Road,
Coimbatore.

2.

Sri.P. R. Ramakrishnan
S\o P. Rangaswamy Naidu

Vice - President
(Permanent)

3. Sri. P. Radha krishna Gupta

S\o P.Akkaiah

4. Sri. V.V. Pattabirama Rao

S\o. V.Naraiah garu

5. Sri. D.V.V. Satyanarayana

S\o. Sita Rama Swamy
6. Dr. Sri. N V. Krishna Rao, M.B.B.S.
S/o. Subbaiah

Treasurer

Bhattiprolu
Surepalli.
Vullipalem

Secretary

Railpet,
Repalle

7. Sri. M. Rajagopala Rao

S/o Bapaiah

Joint - Secretary

Chatragadda

8.

Member
(permanent)

Mount road,
Madras.

Sri.V.L. Dutt
S\o. V. Ramakrishna

9. Dr.M. Seetha Ramaiah, M.B., B. S.

S\o. Sankaraiah

Member

Rail pet, Repalle.

10. Sri. Prabhala Krishna Murythy

S\o Venkateswarlu

Member

11. Sri. Padyala Atchaiah

S\o. Seetaiah

Member

Pudivada

Member

mantenavaripalem.

12. Sri. Mantena Venkata

Radhakrishnam raju
S\o. Venkatraju

RULES AND REGULATIONS OF

THE REPALLE TALUK EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
REPALLE
NAME OF THE SOCIETY:
1.

The name of the Society is THE REPALLE TALUK EDUCATIONAL

IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY, REPALLE.
OFFICE :
2.

The office of the society shall be at Repalle and/ or at each other

place as may be determined by the Executive Committee.
MEMBERSHIP:

3.

I.There shall be four classes of Members to the Society known as

class A, B, C, and D as defined here under.

CLASS A PERPETUAL MEMBERS:

1.Smt. P. Rajeswari Ramakrishnan
2. Sri. P.R.. Ramakrishnan
3. Sri. V.L. Dutt
Smt. P.Rajeswari Ramakrishnan, Sri P. R. Ramakrishnan and Sri. V.L. Dutt, the
founder- members of the society are made perpetual members of the Executive
Committee in recognition of the endowment of the properties at Nagaram. Shall,
hereafter, be referred to as Permanent Executive Committee Members. The succession to
the permanent Executive Committee Members shall be by their nominees. Smt.
P.Rajeswari Ramakrishnan and Sri.P.R.Ramakrishnan are the permanent president and
Vice-president respectively of the Society and the said posts shall be filled up by their
nominees after life time. (Resolution of General Body dated 12-10-92.)

CLASS B
Persons or Institutions or corporate bodies or local authorities donating
Rs.25000/- or more. (Resolution of General Body dated 12-10-92)

CLASS C
Persons or Institutions or corporate bodies or local authorities donating
Rs.10,000/- or more but less than Rs.25,000/- (Resolution dated 12-10-92)

CLASS D
Persons or Institutions or corporate bodies donating Rs. 5,000/-- or more but less
then Rs. 10,000/- (Resolution date 12-10-92)
II

a) : The membership shall not cease by the death of a member of the

society. The individual member of the society shall have the power to nominate
and person as his successor to become the member after his life time. If the
nominee happens to be his heir (according to law of succession applicable to him)
he becomes his successor after his life time.
If such a nominee is one other than his heir (according to law applicable)
he shall be accepted and approved by the Executive Committee which will have
the right to reject the name for the reasons stated. In case of such rejection of
any nominee, the matter shall be ratified by the General Body by simple majority
of the members present. In case of such rejection., the members may nominate

III.

IV.

another who will become his successor on the acceptance and approval of the
Executive Committee.
b): If no nomination is made by the members or his nominee is not
accepted by the executive committee during his life time, the membership shall
ensure to the benefit of his heirs (according to the law of succession applicable to
the deceased member). The body of heirs if they are more than one in number
shall nominate and authorize one out of them to be the member on their behalf
with in a period of 6 months of the death of a member or with in such time that
may be extended by the executive committee at the request of not less than of
the number of heirs. If no such nomination is made as above, the membership
ceases.
An institution, Corporate Body or local authority which is a donor member
of classes B, C, D will be required to nominate and authorize a person on
its behalf to sit, vote, and act as member of the General body or the executive,
committee as the case may be. (General body Resolution dated 12-10-92)
The Executive Committee shall have the power to decline any donation
from any individual or institution without assigning any reason.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
(i)
(ii)

The property movable and immovable belonging to the Society shall vest
in the Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee shall consist of not more than 15 members,
namely (at present 12 only):

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

One President
Three Vice-Presidents
One Treasurer
One Secretary
One Joint-Secretary
One permanent member
and not more than 7 other members.
(iii) Smt. P. Rajeswary Ramakrishnan and Sri P.R.Ramakrishnan shall be the
President and the senior most Vice-President respectively for their lives.
(iv) The first executive committee shall consist of the following and shall
continue for a term of 3 years.
1.
2.

Smt. P. Rajeswari Ramakrishnan

Sri.P. R. Ramakrishnan

President
(Permanent)
Vice President
(Permanent)

3.

Sri V.L.Dutt

Member (Permanent)

4.

Sri. P. Radha krishna Gupta

5.

Sri. V.V. Pattabirama Rao

6.

Sri. D.V.V. Satyanarayana

Treasurer

7.

Dr.N.V. Krishna Rao, M.B.B.S.

Secretary

8.

Sri. M. Rajagopala Rao

9.

Dr.M.Seetha Ramaiah, M.B.B.S.

Vice-President

Joint- Secretary
Member

10. Sri. Prabhala Krishna Murythy

Member

11. Sri. Padyala Atchaiah

Member

12. Sri. Mantena Venkata Radha

Krishnam Raju
(v)

Member

a) The permanent president shall have the power to nominate two

persons on the Executive Committee, at her will, from time to time.
(General Body Resolution dated 28-10-93)
b) All the existing members of classes A and B shall automatically
become members of the Executive Committee.(pas. dated 28-10-1993).

(vi)

(vi)

The remaining members of the Executive Committee (excluding the

permanent president vice-president and permanent member mentioned in
sub-clause(viii) below and the member nominated by the president as
mentioned in sub-clause(v)(a) above the automatic members of classes
A and B as mentioned in sub clause (v)(b) above shall be elected in the
ratio of a each from the C and D classes of members once in every
three years at a meeting of the General Body convened for the purpose,
and the members so elected shall hold office for period of three years or
until the new executive committee is elected whichever is later.(General
Body Resolution dated 28-10-93).
a) The permanent president shall have the right to nominate for the
offices of Secretary and Treasure, from among the members of the
Executive Committee duly elected or nominated as per sub- clauses v(a)
v(b) and (vi) above.
b) The remaining office bearers (i.e) two ordinary vice-presidents and
one joint secretary shall be elected by the members of Executive
Committee, When it is formed once in three years as above.
(General
Body Resolution dated 28-10-93).

(viii)

Smt. P. Rajeswary Ramakrishnan and Sri. P.R. Ramakrishnan and Sri. V.L.
Dutt shall be the president , Vice-President and member respectively of
the next executive committee and all the succeeding committees during
their lives, and there after their respective nominees shall fill up the said
posts. Such nominees of the president and Vice-President shall have the
authority to exercise the powers stated in rules 7 and 8 respectively.
(General Body Resolution dated 12-10-92).

(ix)

Sitting member shall be eligible for re-election.

(x)

Any casual vacancy of the elected members of the Executive Committee of

the society may be filled up by co-option by the Executive Committee for
the un expired tern of the vacancy from those of the members of that
class in which the vacancy arises.

(xi)

The Executive Committee of the society shall have an advisory capacity in

respect of the functions of the Governing Body tendering advice from time
to time and the Governing Body shall be expected to give due respect and
consideration to such advice of the Executive Committee.

(xii)

The Executive Committee shall meet at least once in six months.

(xiii)

The quorum for the Executive Committee shall be one-third of its strength.

(xiv)

It shall be the duty of the Executive Committee to prepare the Annual

Report and Budget.

COLLEGE :
5.

The College to be established by the society at Nagaram shall be named

SRI VELAGAPUDI RAMAKRISHNA MEMORIAL COLLEGE.

PRELIMINARY WORK :
6.

(I)

The preliminary work of the society shall consist of :-

(a) En listing the donors and collection of donations.

(b) Making arrangements for the putting up of necessary constructions.
(c) Taking immediate steps for obtaining permission of the Government and
affiliation to the Andhra university.
(d) All other work of preliminary nature necessary and incidental to the college
and hostel.
(II)
Expenses for the work involved in (I) (a) above shall not be
charged to the funds of the society.

PRESIDENT :
7.

The administration and management of the college or colleges and

their affairs shall be under the sole control of Smt. P.Rajeswary Ramakrishnan
and for this purpose, she shall have the sole and absolute right to appoint and
nominate all the Non-Official members of the Governing body consisting of her
own nominees to assist her in the day to day administration and to name one
of the them as the Correspondent for each college and she shall further
have sole authority to relive any or all such nominees on the Governing body.

PERMANENT VICE PRESIDENT :

8.

Sri P . R. Ramakrishnan, the permanent Vice-President of the Executive

Committee shall have the sole authority and responsibility to decide on
the following matters, namely.

(i)

Kind and nature of construction for the college or colleges, hostel or hostels
or other buildings.

(ii)

Cost of such constructions

(iii)
(iv)

Necessity and occasion for each of such constructions.

Purchase and furnishing of all equipment and furniture.

SECRETARY :
9.

(a) The Secretary of the Executive Committee is to actively assist in the

preliminary work as mentioned in Rule 6 (a) (b) (c) and (d) above.
(b)
(c)
(d)

The Secretary shall be in charge of all the records of the Society.

He shall maintain accounts and shall issue vouchers under his signature.
He shall carry out there resolutions of the General Body and of the
Executive Committee.

(e)

He shall have the power to appoint, remove , dismiss, suspend ,or

otherwise punish employees or staff of any Institution run by the Society
carrying a monthly remuneration not exceeding Rs. 200/- p.m. subject to the
approval in writing of the president to be obtained with in 3 months.
(f)
He shall place before the Executive Committee at its meeting the
expenditure incurred in the previous period and action taken regarding
implementation of Resolutions of the General Body and the Executive
Committee and place all correspondence relating to Institutions run by the
Society.

10.

The Secretary shall be the person to sue or be sued on behalf of the Society.

JOINT- SECRETARY :
11. The joint secretary shall assist the secretary in the performance of all his functions
and duties and shall also discharge such duties and functions as may be delegated
to him by the secretary.

TREASURER :
12. The Treasurer shall be the custodian of all the assets of the society and he should
deposit all monies of the society into Bank or Banks.

GOVERNING BODY :
13. (i) There shall be a Governing Body for the college and for each of the colleges that
may be established in future consisting of 9mebers of whom 4 will be nonofficial members to be nominated by the president of the Society from among
the members of the Executive Committee as provided under rule 7 and two
representatives of the affiliating University, one Representative of the
Government of the State and one member of the staff of the college to be
selected by the president from among the Heads of the Departments.
(ii) The non-Official members of the Governing Body shall be chose from among the
members of the Executive Committee and or from the members of the learned
professions such as, medicine, law, education etc., and they shall serve on the
Governing Body as long as they enjoy the confidence of the President.

FINANCE :
14.

(a) The funds of the society shall be deposited in any Scheduled Bank and/or the
State Bank of India in the name of the society.
(b) The accounts shall be operated upon either by the President, Smt. P. Rajeswary
Ramakrishnan alone or by the Secretary and treasurer jointly.
(c) Any withdrawal of money involving more than Rs. 25,000/- at any one time
either by the president or by the secretary and Treasure as the case may be
should first be authorized by a Resolution of the Executive Committee.
(d) Surplus funds, if any, of the society may be invested in such securities or fixed
deposits in Banks, or other non-banking companies as the Executive Committee
may decide.

GENERAL BODY :
15. (a) The General Body of the Society shall consist of all the members of classes
A, B, C and D referred to in Rule 3 above.
(b) The General Body shall meet at least once in a year ordinarily in the month of
March to transact the following business :
to take stock of the activities of the previous year.
(i)
to pass the annual budget
(ii)
to approve the audit report of the previous years.
(iii)
to appoint Auditor or Auditors.
(c) The quorum for a meeting of the General Body shall be 1/5th of the total
number of member of the Society comprising of Classes A, B, C and D
or 15 members which ever is less.

MEETING :
16.

(a)

The president and in her absence , the Senior most Vice-president at the
meeting shall preside over all the meeting of the Executive Committee as well
as of the General Body of the Society.

(b)

The Secretary shall convene the meeting of General Body on the requisition
of not less than 2/5th (40%) of its strength . (General Body Resolution dated
12-10-92).

(c)

Ordinarily 15 days notice shall be given to the members of the society for a
meeting of the General Body and 7 days should be given to the members of
the Executive Committee for a meeting.

(d) In case of emergency, the Secretary shall have the power to convene a
meeting of the General Body giving only a notice of 7 days and to convene
the meeting of the Executive Committee giving only a notice of 3 days.
17.

The Society shall have the power to alter, add to or omit by the Rules and
Regulations in a meeting of the General Body convened for the purpose by a
resolution passed by the votes of2\3 of the members delivered in person or by
proxy and confirmed by the votes of 2\3 of the members present at a second
special meeting convened at an interval of not less than one month after the
former meeting.
(a) No amendment, alteration, addition or deletion shall however, be made to
the objects of the Association without prior approval of the Commissioner of
Income Tax ,Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad. (Resolution of General Body Dated
22-12-70).
(b) In the event of dissolution , the assets remaining shall be transferred to
any other institution with similar objects and aim and which has been
recognized by the Income Tax Authorities as registered under section 12 A of
the Income Tax Act, 1961. (General Body Resolution dated 18-8-74)

18. We the undersigned, do here by declare that the above Rules and Regulation are
the correct amended copy of Repalle Taluk Educational Improvement Society.
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Signature
V. Satyanarayana,
Y.V.S. subba Rao
K.Umavera Murthy
V. Subba Rao
N.V.Krishna Rao

Designation
Vice-President
Treasurer
Secretary
Joint Secretary
Member

Occupation & Address

Cultivation, Repalle
Advocate, Repalle
Retired From service
Cultivation, Repalle
Private Medical Practitioner, Repalle

Signature
P.Nageswara Rao

Fathers Name
Subrahmanyam

G.S.V.N.Vidya Sagar

Venkata Subba
Rao

Occupation & Address

Record Asst., SVRM College Nagaram
(po) Guntur Dt.
Senior Asst. SVRM College Nagaram
(po) Guntur Dt.

Witness :
S.No.
1.
2.

II. THE REPALLE TALUK EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - 2005-2006

Smt. Rajeswary Ramakrishnan,

Permanent President,
6/36,Jyothi, Race course Road,
Coimbatoor, Tamilnadu.

Sri Vemulapalli Kutumba Rao,

Vice-President,
Juvvalapalem {PO} Via.Vellatur,
Guntur Dt.

Sri PR Rama Krishnan,

Permanent Vice-President
6/36,Jyothi, Race course Road,
Coimbatoor, Tamilnadu.

Sri Vemulapalli Subba Rao,Member

C/o Rajya lakshmi Theater,
Repalle {PO}, Guntur Dt.

Sri Pulikonda Radhakrishna Gupta

Vice-President,
Bhattiprolu {PO},Guntur Dt.

Sri Narra Venkata Krishna Prasad,Member

Dulipudi {PO}, Nagaram {MD}
Guntur Dt.

Sri Velagapudi Rama.Mohana Rao,

Member,Bellalmvaripalem (PO),
Nagaram MD, Guntur Dt

Dr. Nadella Vijaya Subbaraya Chowdary,

Member, Police Rangaiah Street,
Sitaramapuram (PO),Vijayawada,Krishna Dt.

Sri Attaluri Durga Lakshmi Prasad,Secretary Sri Vepuri Chalamaiah,Joint Secretary

Chief Executive, The Jaypore
S/o Sri Pattabhirama Rao,
Sugars, Chagallu {PO}.W.G.Dt.
Surepalli (PO),Guntur Dt.
Sri Kolli Sambasiva Rao,Treasurer
Park Road, Repalle {PO}
Guntur Dt.

Sri Katragadda Kodanda Rama Rao,Member

Thadikalapudi (PO) Via. Vellatur,
Guntur Dt.

Sri Velagapudi Lakshmana Datt,

Permanent Member
2,Victoria cresent Road,
Mount Road,Chennai,Tamilnadu

Smt. Damarla Jhansi Lakshmi Bai,

Permanent Member
No.5,Sri Venkateswara Nilayam
Behind College, Kalyna Nagar,
Bangaloor-560043

COLLEGE GOVERNING BODY - 2005-06

1 Sri S.R.K. Prasad, Coimbatore
President
2 Sri V.Subba Rao
Correspondent
3 Sri A.D.L. Prasad
Member
4 Sri K. Sambasiva Rao
,,
5 Sri P. Radha Krishna Gupta
,,
6 Prof. B. Sambasiva Rao
,,
7 Principal, A.B.R.Govt.Degree College,Repalle
,,
8 Dr. V.K. Mohan, Principal
,,
9 Sri J.Mohan Rao, Staff Representative
,,

III.

S.V.R.M.COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE-DIAGRAM

S.V.R.M.COLLEGE COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

Smt.P.Rajeswary Ramakrishnan

Sri.A.D.L.Prasad

CORRESPONDENT

Sri V.Subba Rao

PRINCIPAL

Dr.V.K.Mohan

Heads of the Departments

ADMINISTRATIVE
COMMITTEES
1. Admissions
2. Academic calendar
3. Time table
4. Discipline
5. Library
6. Examinations
7. Research
8. Students feed back
9. Staff Welfare
10.Grievance Redressel Cell
11.Magazine committee
12.Press and Media
13.Hostel

REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEES
FOR CO-CURRICULAR &
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES
1.
2.
3.

NCC
NSS
Health center(Medical Camps,
Blood Donation Camps, & Aids
Awareness camps,)
4. Placement & Career Guidance
5. Quiz, Debating, Elocution.
6. Literacy Association
7. Science Association
8. History, Economics, Politics
Association
9. Commerce Association
10. NGC

11. Alumni

12. Fine Arts

III. (a)

GROUP STRUCTURE OF THE ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE

STEERING COMMITTEE
Smt P.Rajeswari Ramakrishnan,President
Sri A.D.L.Prasad,Secretary
Sri V.Subba Rao,Correspondent
Dr V.K.Mohan,Principal
Smt. Y. Supriya, Co-Ordinator
COLLEGE PROFILE COMMITTEE

Dr.V.K.Mohan, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., Principal

Smt. Y.Supriya, M.A., Department of English
Sri. G .S.V.N.V Sagar, B.Com., College Office In-charge

COMMITTEES FOR CRITERION WISE INPUTS

CRITERION-I

Sri J.Mohan Rao

Sri P.Gopichandra Swamy
Sri P.Jayaseela Rao
Sri M.Sudhakara Rao
Sri B.Prakash Babu
CRITERIONII

Sri Goli Srinivasa Rao

Sri B.Srinivasarao
Smt K.Kanakaratanam
Sri S.Srikanth

Sri B.Venkateswar Rao

Sri G.Hanumantha Rao
Sri P.Srinivasa Rao
Smt Y.Supriya
Sri B.Ratna Raju
Sri Gadde Srinivasa Rao
Sri M.Sambasiva Rao
Sri CH.Kishore Babu
CRITERIONIII

Sri Dr.V.V.Srinivas
Sri Dr.K.Surendra Babu
Sri KSurendra Babu
Sri D.Siva Nageswara Rao
Sri M.Dasu

CRITERIONIV

Sri A.Mohan Rao

Sri I.Veera Babu
Smt K.Pushpamma
Sri K.Benjamin
Sri Y.T.Ramulu
CRITERIONV

Sri G.S.B.Prabhakara Rao

Smt K.Vijaya Kumari
Sri S.Venkateswar Rao
Smt M.D.V.Sreelalitha
CRITERIONVI

Sri G.Hanumantha Rao

Sri.S.Das
Sri P.Srinivasa Rao
Smt T.Madhavi Glory
Sri M.Sudhakara Rao
CRITERION-VII
Sri P.Srinivasa Rao,
Sri G.V.surya Rao
Ms V.Sirisha
Sri A.Harikrishna
Mrs V.S.M.Lakshmi

COMMITEES FOR INPUTS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS.

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY.
1
2
3

Sri. M. Dasu
Sri. K. Benjamin
Sri Y. Sambasiva Rao

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS.
1
2

Smt. K. Kanakarathnam
Sri B.Prakash Babau

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICS
1
2

Sri A.Harikrishna
Sri G.V.Surya Rao

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
1
2
3
4

Sri B.Srinivasa Rao

Sri P.Jayaseela Rao

Sri I.Veera Babu
Sri M.Sambasiva Rao

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
1
2
3
4

Smt Y.Supriya
Sri S.Dass
Sri K.Surendra Babu
Sri Y.T.Ramulu

DEPARTMENT OF TELUGU
1
2
3

Sri P.Gopichandra Swamy

Sri B.Ratna Raju
Smt K.Pushpamma

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

Smt K.Vijayakumari

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

1
2
3
4

Sri G.Hanumantha Rao

Sri U.Siva Prasad
Sri L.Changala Rao
Sri D.Siva Nageswara Rao

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

1
2
3
4
5

Sri G.S.B.Prabhakara Rao

Sri P.Srinivasa Rao
Sri Ch.Kishore Babu
Sri G.Srinivasa Rao
Sri B.Venkateswara Rao

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY
1
2
3
4

Sri B.Venkata Rao

Sri A.Tirumaleswar Rao
Sri K.Suresh Babu
Smt. Y.Tarakalakshmi

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
1
2
3
4
5

Sri K.Sambasiva Rao

Sri J.Mohan Rao
Smt T.Madhavi Glory
Sri T.Vasu Babu
Sri T.Ramakrishna

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER
1
2

Sri S.Venkateswara Rao

Sri S.Srinivas

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS
1

Ms. V.Sirisha

U.G. ACADEMIC CALANDER : 2004 05

IV.
1.
2.
3.

07-06-2004
12-06-2004
14-06-2004

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.

05-07-2004
10-07-2004
14-08-2004
14-08-2004
21-08-2004
27-08-2004
28-08-2004
01-09-2004

12.
13.
14.

16.

11-09-2004
18-09-2004
02-01-2004
9.10.2004
18.10.2004
23-10-2004
11-10-2004
15-11-2004
30-10-2004

17.

01-11-2004

18.
19.
20.
21.

12-11-2004
19-11-2004
15-11-2004
20-11-2004

22.
23.

26-11-2004
30-11-2004

24.
25.

11-12-2004
15-12-2004

26.

31.
32.
33.

24-12-2004
25-12-2004
01-01-2005
08-01-2005
04-01-2005
11-01-2005
12-01-2005
15-01-2005
21-01-2005
26-01-2005
02-02-2005

34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.

12-02-2005
14-02-2005
03-03-2005
08-03-2005
12-03-2005
25-03-2005
26-03-2005

15.

27.
28.
29.
30.

Opening of College
Second Saturday
Commencement of teaching for II Inter,II&III
Years
Commencement of teaching for I Year Course
Second Saturday
Last date for admissions to I Year Course
Second Saturday
Last date of Transfers
Varalakshmi Vratham
Pushkarams Festival
Last date for submission of details of optional
papers
offered by colleges in third year
Second Saturday
Vinayaka Chavithi
Gandhi Jayanthi
Second Saturday
Dasara Vacation
Half Yearly Exams
Last date for submission of master list of newly
admitted I Year students of 2004-05 as per data
structure prescribe by University.
Dates of payment of examination fee and
submissions for all students of 2004-05.
Depavali
Second Saturday
Ramzan
Last date for submission of I Year gallies to the
University by colleges in respect of regular
students.
Karthik Pournami
Last date for submission of gallies of II & III Years
Students and submission of question paper account for all
years.
Second Saturday
Submission of the staff particulars for valuation
purpose (Theory & Practicals with cadre wise
experience).
Chirstmas Break
New Years Day
Second Saturday
Pre Public
Pongal Break
Bakrid
Republic Day
Commencement of Practical examinations for
2004-05
Second Saturday
Last date for instruction & Computing attendance
Commencement of Examinations for 2004-05.
Siva Rathri
Second Saturday
Good Friday
Holi

41.
42.
43.

31-03-2005
Ist week of
june 2005
01-06-2005

Closure of college (Lat working day)

Advance supplementary Examinations for 2004-05
Re opening of college for 2005-06
NO.OF WORKING DAYS

June
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total No of working days

2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2005
2005
2005

20
26
21
23
18
2
14
16
23
22
204

P.G.ACADEMIC CALEDAR 2004-05

(Semester System)

1. Opening of the University college /ANUPG centers and affiliated colleges and
commencement of classes for 3rd semester and 5th semester students (Where
present)
01-07-2004.
2. Commencement of classes for Ist semester students except
M.B.A,M.C.A,P.G.D.C.A,and L.L.B.courses
16-07-2004.
3. Commencement of classes for Ist semester students for
M.Sc,(C.Sc),P.G.D.M.I.S.C.A,and M.B.A, M.C.A, P.G.D.C.A, of A.N.U. and
M.Sc(IS)
02-08-2004
4. Dasara Break 18-10-2004 to 23-10-2004
(Including both days)
5. Closure of admission for various courses to be decided later.
6. last date for submission of master list of newly admitted Ist
semester students of 2004-05 as per the proforma prescribed by
the university within one month from the last date of admission.
7. Dates for payment of examination fees and submission of
examination application for all the students of 3rd and 5th
semesters(Where present).
25-10-2004
With late fee
02-11-2004
8. Closure of instruction and last date for submission of galleys for 3rd and 5th
semester.
15-11-2004
9. Last date for payment of fees and submission of examination applications
for Ist semester students.
10-11-2004
With late fee
15-11-2004
Closure of instruction and last date for submission of galleys for 1st
semester students
27-11-2004
10. Commencement of 3rd semester P.G Examinations and 5th semester M.C.A
Examinations
24-11-2004
11. Commencement of 1st semester P.G Examinations
07-12-2004
12. Practical examinations for 1st ,3rd and 5th semester students
(wherever applicable) before the Commencement of P.G theory
Exams as far as possible
14. Commencement of classes for 4th and 6th semester students
08-12-2004
15.Commencement of classes for 2nd semester students
20-12-2004
16. Christmas break
23-12-2004 to 27-12-2004
(Including both days)
17. Pongal break
12-01-2005 to 15-01-2005

18.Payment of examination fee and submission of application forms for

2nd and 4th semester students
31-03-2005
With late fee
05-04-2005
19.Closure of instruction and last date for submission of galleys for 2nd
semester students
01-04-2005
20.Closure of instruction and last date for submission of galleys for 2nd
semester
09-04-2005
21. Completion of P.G Practical Examinations for 2nd ,4th and 6th
semester students before the commencement of theory exams as
far as possible
22. Commencement of 4th semester examinations
08-04-2005
23. Commencement of 2nd semester examinations
15-04-2005
24.Commencement of supplementary
(Non-Semester)Examinations
20-05-2005
(Previous and final exams alternative days)
25. Summer Vacation starts from
02-05-2005
26. Reopening of the University College/P.G Centers/affiliated colleges
having P.G Course for the academic year 2005-2006
01-07-2005
27. Examination Timings
11:30 am to 2:30pm

U.G. ACADEMIC CALENDAR WITH HOLIDAYS FOR THE YEAR: 2005-2006

Date

Day

1-6-2005
2-6-2005
15-6-2005
15-6-2005
9-7-2005
11-7-2005
12-8-2005
13-8-2005
13-8-2005
15-8-2005
19-8-2005
20-8-2005
22-8-2005

Wednesday
Thursday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Saturday
Monday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Monday
Friday
Saturday
Monday

26-8-2005
29-8-2005
30-8-2005
31-8-2005
7-9-2005
10-9-2005
29-9-2005
30-9-2005
1-10-2005
26-9-2005
27-10-2005

Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Saturday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Thursday

Details
Reopening of the College
Commencement of Senior & Junior Inter Classes
Commencement of Teaching for II & III yrs.Degree
Commencement of teaching for I Year Degree Course
2nd Saturday Holiday
Advanced Supplementary Examinations
Sri Varalakshmi Vratham (Holiday)
Last date for admisions to I Year courses
2nd Saturday Holiday
Independence Day
Sravana Poornima (Holiday)
Last date of Transfers
Last date for submision of details of Optional papers
offered by Colleges in III Year.
Krishnasthami (Holiday)
Monthly Exams-I
Vinayaka Chavithi (Holiday)
2nd Saturday (Holiday)
Monthly Exams-II

Dates for payment of exam fee and submission of applications

for all Inter students of 2005-06 and list of examiners for Inter
valuation purpose.
8-10-2005 to Saturday to Dasara Vacation
15-10-2005
Saturday
22-10-2005 to Saturday to Mid Term Examinations
29-10-2005
Saturday
29-10-2005
Saturday
Last date for submission of Master list of Newly admited I Year
students of 2005-06 as per date structure prescribed by
University(the list may be submitted to A.C.E.,A.N.U.)
29-10-2005 to Saturday to Dates for payments of exam.fee and submission of
9-11-2005
Wednesday applications for all Degree students of 2005-06.
31-10-2005
Monday
Naraka Chaturdasi (Holiday)
1-11-2005
Tuesday
Deepavali (Holiday)
4-11-2005
Friday
Ramzan (Holiday)
12-11-2005
Saturday
2nd Saturday (Holiday)
15-11-2005
Tuesday
Karthika Poornima (Holiday)
19-11-2005
Saturday
Last date for submision of I year Gallies to the Univ. by
Colleges in respect of regular students.
28-11-2005
Monday
29-11-2005
Tuesday
Monthly Tests III
and question paper account for all years to the ACE
and the coordinator of examinations(UG courses)
30-11-2005
Wednesday Submission of list of qualified examiners for Degree valuation
purpose(Theory & Practicals) with Cadrewise experience )
10-12-2005
Saturday
2nd Saturday(Holiday)
24-12-2005
Saturday
25-12-2005
Sunday
Christamas Holidays
26-12-2005
Monday
29-12-2005
Thursday

30-11-2005
Friday
31-12-2005
Saturday
1-1-2006
Sunday
12-1-2006 to Thursday to
16-1-2006
Monday
18-1-2006
Wednesday
26-1-2006
Thursday
2-2-2006
Thursday
18-2-2006
Wednesday
11-2-2006
Saturday
1-3-2006
Wednesday
2-3-2006
Thursday
31-3-2006
Thursday
24-5-2006
Wednesday
1st week of June 2006
1-6-2006

Monthly Tests - IV
New Year Day (Holiday)
Pongal Holidays
Commencement of Pre-Public Exams
Republic Day
Commencement of Practical exam 2005-06 for Sr.Inter & Degree
Last date for instruction and computing Attendance
2nd Saturday (Holiday)
Date of commencement of Theory exams 206 for Inter
Commencement of exams for Degree 2005-06
Closure of colleges (last working day)
Commencement of advanced supplementary exams for Inter
Advanced Supplementary exams 2005-06 for Degree
Reopening of College for 2006-2007

No.of working days:

June 2005
July 2005
August 2005
Sept. 2005
Oct. 2005
Nov.2005
Dec.2005
Jan.2006
Feb.2005
Mar.2005
TOTAL :

25
25
24
22
20
22
24
19
24
25
220

P.G.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2005-06

I SEMESTER

16-07-05

Commencement of Classes for I Semester Students

M. Sc. (Physics) and M. Sc . (Chemistry

15-08-05

Independence Day - Holiday

26-08-05

Sri Krishnashtami - Holiday

12-09-05}
15-09-05}

I Internal Examination

10-10-05}
15-10-05}

Dasara Break (inclusive of both days)

31-10-05

Naraka Chaturdasi

01-11-05

Deepavali Holiday

04-11-05

Ramjan Holiday

07-11-05}
10-11-05}

II Internal Examinations

10-11-05

Payment of Examination fee without fine (I SEMESTER)

15-11-05

Payment of Examination fee with fine (I SEMESTER)

28-11-05

Closure of Instruction for I Semester Students

07-12-05

Commencement of Examinations for I Semester

(Examination Timings : 11-30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.)
Practical Examinations for I Semester before the Commencement of
Theory Examination)

20-12-05

Commencement of Classes for II Semester students.

WORKING DAYS
July
August
September
October
November
(upto 28th)
Total Days

13
24
24
18
21
.
100
.

II SEMESTER
20-12-05

Commencement of Classes for II Semester students

24-12-05 to
26.12.5

Christmas Break
(Inclusive of both days)

12.1.6
16.1.6

Pongal Break
(Inclusive of both days)

to

26.1.6
13.2.6
16-2-06

Republic Day
to

25.3.6
27-3-06
30-3-06

I Internal Examinations
Payment of Examination fee without fine

to

II Internal Examinations

31.3.6

Payment of Examination fee with fine

10.4.6

Closure of Instruction for 2nd Semester students

Completion of P.G. Practical Examination for II Semester
Students (before the commencement of Theory Exams
As far as possible)
Summer Vacation starts
Re-opening of the College for III Semester students.

1.5.6
30.6.6

WORKING DAYS
December
January 06
February 06
March 06
April 06 (Up to 10th)
Total

07
21
23
25
07
--82 Days
---

:
III

SEMESTER

1.7.5

Commencement of classes for III Semester students

15.8.5

Independence Day - Holiday

26.8.5

Sri Krishnastami - Holiday

12-9-05 to
15-9-05

I Internal Examinations

10-10-05 to

Dasara Break (inclusive of both days)

15-10-05
25.10.5

Payment of Examination fee without fine

31.10.5

Naraka Chaturdasi

1.11.5

Deepavali - Holiday

2.11.5

Payment of Examination fee with fine

4.11.5

Ramjan - Holiday

7-11-05 to
10-11-05

II Internal Examinations

15.11.5

Closure of instruction for III Semester students

26.11.5

Commencement of Examinations for III Semester students

(Examination Timings: 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p. m)
(Practical Examinations for I,III Semester students
Before the commencement of P.G. Theory exams as far
as possible)

8.12.5

Commencement of Class work for all IV Semester students.

WORKING DAYS
July
August
September
October
November(Up to 15th)
Total :

25
24
24
18
10
-----101
------

Days

IV SEMESTER
8.12.5

Commencement of Classes for IV Semester students

24-12-05 to 26-12-05

Christmas Break(inclusive of both days)

12-1-06 to 16-1-06

Pongal Break(Inclusive of both days)

26.1.6

Republic Day

13-2-06 to 16-2-06

I Internal Examinations

27-3-06 to 30-3-06

II Internal Examinations

25.3.6

Payment of Examination fee without fine

31.3.6

Payment of Examination fee with fine

3.4.6

Closure of Instruction for IV Semester students

(Completion of P.G. Practical Examinations for IV Semester
students before the commencement of
Theory Exams as far as possible)

10.4.6

Commencement of IV Semester examinations

(Examination Timings : 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p. m)

1.5.6

Summer Vacation starts

WORKING DAYS
December 05
January 06
February 06
March 06
April 06 (Up to 3rd)
Total :

18
21
23
25
2
----------89 Days

V.

PRINCIPALS ANNUAL REPORT: 2005-06

COLLEGE DAY: 7-2-2006
- Dr. V.K. Mohan

Chief Guest of todays function

- Dr. D. Nageswara Rao,

Hindu College, Guntur

Distinguished guest of College day celebrations Sri T.Ramakrishna Rao,

Circle Inspector of Police, Repalle
Our College Correspondent

- Sri V. Subba Rao

Students Union Chairman

- Mr. K.Srinivas Babu

Members of staff and students

Thirty seven years ago, a small lamp of knowledge was lit here, where we
have assembled today and a college was born.
It is rather unusual that in Guntur district, which has the maximum number
of Colleges in A.P., this part of the district has been without a College till 1969. The
long felt need has been met by the establishment of a College by the Repalle Taluk
Educational Improvement Society. The College has been named after the late V.
Ramakrishna, who gave away 28.74 acres of land and buildings therein for the
location of the College at Nagaram. The government of Andhra Pradesh, in their
orders Ms. No. 1832 dt. 26-7-1969, have permitted to start the College with
Intermediate , PUC, B.A., B.Com and B.Sc.
The College started functioning on the
st
auspicious day of 21 August, 1969 with the idea of bringing education and knowledge
to the doorsteps of our poor and forgotten people in the villages.
The College had grown from strength to strength under the loving care and
liberal monetary help by Smt. Rajeswary Ramakrishnan, daughter of late V.
Ramakrishna, M.D. Jeypore Sugars and her Industrialist brothers Messrs. V.M.Rao and
V.L. Dutt. They have contributed by 1980 a crore of rupees in cash, a magnificent
library building, laboratories and other amenities. All these were properly utilized in
developing the College , both academically and with a distinct way of life by the
Founder Secretary & Correspondent Late Dr. N.V.Krishna Rao, Founder Principal Sri K.
Umavara Murthy and efficient devoted staff of the College. Over the years we are
happy that our institution has acquired a name for good teaching, discipline and much
more a way , an outlook and values integral to a liberal academic institution.
We
sincerely believe that a College , is not mere text teaching , examination oriented
institution. It is the nursery , for the future citizens of the society and country.
Also, it is our good fortune that our College is in the heart of rural area.
For the last three and half decades, it had educated thousands of disciplined and
well trained students. They are found all over state as Doctors, Engineers, Teachers,
Industrialists and also considerable number are in foreign countries. Our College has
been and is an engine of development in these backward poor, rural parts.
Our
College has put Nagaram, a forgotten and sleepy village, on the academic map of
Andhra Pradesh. This College was the venue of many functions and celebrations.
President of India, Chief Ministers, Scholars, Heads of Universities and Artists came to
this College.
To this academic centre, we warmly
welcome distinguished
Dr.D.Nageswara Rao and Sri T.Ramakrishna Rao with sincerity and friendship.
present the Principals report for the year 2005-06.
After summer
academic year.

vacation,

the

College

reopened

on

1-6-2006

guests
Let me
for

this

Student Enrolment:
The total number of students on the rolls of the College in 1969 was 262
including 30 girls. The present strength is 1152.
Intermediate(Bi.P, MP,CEC,HEC)
Degree(B.A, B.com , B. Sc )
P.G.(Chemistry, Physics)
Total:

Boys
267

Girls
147

Total
414

492

172

664

50

24

74

809

343

1152

Tutorial System:
There has been an uninterrupted instruction to students during the current
year. We conducted Tests in all the subjects. The progress of each student has
been communicated periodically to the parents concerned. Special coaching classes
were conducted by the staff in the third term for the benefit of the backward
students with the financial assistance from UGC.
No visitor misses to feel the
residential character of our College. Staff and students live in close proximity with each
other and thus our students have an easy access to the staff. We have introduced
a tutorial system. Some 20 to 25 students are entrusted to a staff member who will
act as their tutor. He will meet his wards at least fortnightly once, discuss their
problems and report their welfare periodically to the Principal.
I am glad to report that the teaching staff has spared no effort in giving their
best to students. It is earnestly hoped that all the students would fare well in the
examinations and come out successful.
Changes in I Degree Course:
Acharya Nagarjuna University has introduced this academic year Internal
Assessment Scheme in English for first year degree students for judging the merit in
communication skills. The stress is on language rather than on literature . Teaching
language in use rather than language in form is the objective . This is a welcome
feature. We provided all facilities
including language laboratory to the English
department to conduct practical.
New Course:
In M.Sc. Physics course was started in 2005-06. The total strength
sanctioned was 24+3. The management provided all facilities to the Department and
three teaching staff members were appointed.
Public Examination Results:
Majority of our students belong to low income groups and come from villages.
Their families do not have any educational background, nor they have any facilities to
concentrate on studies. The task for our Teachers to mould this raw material is really
great. In the first batch of Intermediate in 1970 our percentage of passes was 41 and
in the last year it was 49.3%, with 41 first classes, 29 second classes and 10 third
classes. In 1972 we sent the first batch of B.A., for University examinations and got
47% and for the first batch of B. Com, it was 48%. The first batch of B.Sc., was in 1973
and the percentage of passes was 67. In the last University examinations for Degree in
B.A. the percentage was 94.8 with 9 first classes, 18 second classes and 10 third
classes. In B.Com the percentage was 54.3 with 14 first classes, eight second classes
and three third classes.
In B.Sc., the percentage was 79.69 with 82 first classes,
Twenty four second classes. In M. Sc. Chemistry the percentage of passes was 29.16.

Staff:
In 1969-70 we started with 20 teaching and 14 non-teaching members.
Today it is 55 teaching (29 aided Lecturers, 26 unaided lecturers) and 50 non-teaching
members(34 aided and 16 un-aided non-teaching).
Finances:
The total salary bill of aided staff from March 2005 to February 2006 from the
government is Rs.1,12,80,494/- .
The grant released up to January 2006 is Rs.
1,00,26,000/- . The expenditure on unaided staff for 2005-06 is Rs. 12,15,954.
This is in contrast with 1969-70 , the first year of the College, the
expenditure including staff salaries was only Rs. 2 lakhs. It is very interesting to
know that approximately a sum of Rs.11,000/- is being spent on an average for every
student during this year as against Rs. 580/- in 1969-70. This figure does not take
into consideration the capital expenditure on buildings, furniture, fittings etc.
Lecturing staff attended Seminars/workshops:
1. Dr. V.K. Mohan

12-11-2005
State Level Seminar by ACTA AP & APSCHE
at Vijayawada., AL College on standardization of
curriculum at UG & PG level courses Workshop sponsored
by NAAC at Guntur 7th & 8th Jan.2006 AP History Congress
Annual Session at Siddipet Seminar on Buddhism
at
Amaravati by ASI, Hyderabad circle. 19 th,20th Jan.2006
National Seminar at Eluru sponsored by NAAC.

2. Smt. Y. Supriya

3.

4.

5.
6.
7.
8.

21st & 22nd July 2005 - National Seminar on English in the

Media, JMJC, Tenali 24-11-2005 - Workshop on quality
Assurance in Higher Education Assessment and Accreditation
of
Colleges sponsored by NAAC & QAC,GDC
for
women, Guntur.
Sri S. Dass
21st & 22nd July 2005National Seminar JMJ college, Tenali
20-24 Sept.2005
Workshop Teacher training ANU
12th Nov.2005 Seminar by ACTA
AP at Vijayawada.
19th 20th Dec.2005 National Seminar at ANU.
Sri J. Mohana Rao, Lect.in Botany, Sri B.Venkata Rao, Lect.in Zoology, Sri
G.Srinivasa Rao, Lect.in Chemistry, Sri GSB Prabhakara Rao, Lect.in Physics,
Sri G.Hanumantha Rao, Lect.in Maths, Sri S. Venkateswara Rao and Sri
S.Srinivasa Rao of Computers dept along with the Principal Dr.V.K.Mohan
attended the National Seminar on Quality Assurance in Institutions of Higher
Learning on 19,20th Jan.2006 at Sri C.R.Reddy College, Eluru.
Ms. M.Padmaja
19th to 21st Jan 2006 - National Conference held at ANU
Sri GSB Prabhakara Rao 18th ,19th,Nov.2005
National workshop held at JKC
College Guntur
Sri K.Sambasiva Rao, Sri I.Veera Babu, Sri B.Venkata Rao attended State
LevelSeminar held at AL College, Vijayawada on 12-11-05.
Sri M. Dasu, Lect.in History and Ms. M.Padmaja,Lect.in Chem. delivered guest
lectures at ABR Degree College, Repalle.

Research work:
Dr.V.K. Mohan

is recognized as research Director to guide research

scholars leading to M. Phil,& Ph.D. by the Acharya
Nagarjuna University

Mr.B.Prabhu Dasu

is doing his M. Phil under the guidance of Dr.Mohan.

Sri P.Srinivasa Rao, Lect.in Physics got M.Phil degree in Jan.2006 from ANU.

Sri S. Dass, Lect.in English and Ms. Padmaja, Lect.in Chemistry

completed Part I M.Phil at ANU and shortly they are giving
to submit their Dissertations.
Dr. V.K. Mohan

is the Co-author of U.G. and P.G. books in History &

Archaeology for School of distance education, Acharya
Nagarjuna University.

Changes in Administration and Teaching & Non-teaching Staff:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Dr. V.K. Mohan is the New Principal

Smt. V.Sitamahalakshmi is promoted as Librarian on 8-7-2005.
Sri V.Sambasiva Rao, Sr.Asst.left service on retirement on 1-6-2005.
Sri M.Satyamurthy, left service as Lecturer on retirement on 30-6-2005
Sri V.Sitaramaiah, Record Asst. retired on 30-6-2005
Sri P. Sai Babu left service as Lecturer on retirement on 30-11-2005

7. New Unaided Lecturers:

a) Sri S. Srinivasu
b) Smt. P.Lakshminarasamma
c) Sri T.Ramakrishna
d) Kum.V.Sirisha
e) Sri DS Nageswara Rao
f) Sri K.Benjiman

Maths
Chemistry
Botany
Electronice
Maths
History

8. P.G. Departments:
a) Smt. Ch.S.R. G. Kalyani
b) Sri Umamaheswar
c) Dr.V. V. Srinivasu
d) Sri S. Srikanth
e) Kum. M.D.V. Srilalitha

Chemistry
Chemistry
Physics
Physics
Physics

9. New Un-aided Non-teaching staff:

a) Sri Ch. Ramesh Babu
b) Sri P. Amaresh

Part time clerk

Part time clerk

Grants from U.G.C.:

UGC Grants approved
for 10th plan a) Development grant:
Books and Journals
Equipment
Class rooms(Building)
Remedial courses
PTAC
Campus development
Hostel Improvement
Internet Centre
b) Recurring (per year)

Rs. 21,56,400/-.
Rs. 86,700
Rs. 2,35,824
Rs. 5,20,200
Rs. 1,04,040
Rs. 10,404
Rs. 41,616
Rs. 41,616
Rs. 50,000
Rs. 10,000

c) Scheme under colleges located

in educationally backward areas
Examination Hall(Building)
Rs. 8,00,000
Equipment(LCD projector &
Xerox )
Rs. 2,00,000
d) Seminar

Rs.

56,000

This year we procured LCD projector and Xerox machine which is very
useful to the students. Coin phone is arranged in the College campus for the use of

students & staff. We are going to construct examination hall and class room with
UGC aid shortly. Also, we are going to construct 4 class rooms and Cycle-shed for
ladies with management funds.
Scholarships:
The majority of the students come from villages. Most of them are from very
low income groups of the society. Various scholarships have been awarded to many
deserving students. They are:
Strength
Amount
1. S.C. Students
227
Rs. 4,24,318
2. S.T. Students
4
Rs. 18,666
3. B.C. Students
46
Rs. 90,100
This year also 7 students of our College received scholarships sponsored by
International Development Fund for Higher Education, Michigon.
ENDOWMENTS PRIZES:
The following prizes are endowed by various donors to encourage academic
and extra - curricular activities

among the students of our College and these prizes

are distributed on the College day.

1.

Sri Paruchuri Sudarsana Rao and Smt. Mahalakshmi of Nalluru, prize,

for the students of II B.Sc, CBZ and MEC who secured highest marks in I year
University Examinations are awarded to:

2.

1.

D.Siva Rama Krishna

II B.Sc., CBZ, 536/700

2.

P.Prasanth

II B.Sc., MEC, 527/700

3.

Y.Tanuja

II B.Sc., MEC, 471/700

Sri Thottempudi Butchi Venkaiah and Smt. Seshamma of Nalluru Memorial Prizes
for the students of II B.Sc.MPC, and MEC who secured highest marks in I year
University Examinations are awarded to:

3.

1.

D.Siva Parvathi

II B.Sc., MPC, 536/700

2.

M.Venkata Siva Prasad

II B.Sc., MEC, 466/700

Sri Mikkilineni Bapaiah Chowdary and Smt. Rattamma of Nalluru Memorial Prizes
for two girl students of III B.Sc., CBZ and CPM who secured highest marks in the
II Year University Examinations are awarded to:

4.

1.

PVLC Naga SriDevi

2.

B.Siva Parvathi

III B.Sc., CBZ, 529/700

III B.Sc., CPM, 513/700

Smt.Myneni Seetaravamma W/O Sri Venkata Subbaiah of Malluru, Memorial

Prizes for two girl students of II B.sc., CPM and MPC who secured highest marks
in the I Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.

5.

S.Swathi

II B.Sc., MPC, 475/700

Sri Kodali Appaiah Chowdary, H/O Smt.Rajaratnamma of Nalluru, Memorial Prizes

for girl student of II B.Sc., CPM who secured highest marks in the I year
University Examinations is awarded to:
-Nil-

6.

Sri Paruchuri Janardhana, S/O Sri Bhavanarayana Chowdary of Nalluru, Memorial

Prize for girl student of III B.Sc., CPM who secured highest marks in Computer
Subject in the II year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.

B.Siva Parvathi

III B.Sc., CPM, 115/150

7. Sri Paruchuri Sivaji of Nalluru, Memorial Prize for a student of II B.Sc., (all science
group) who secured highest marks in the I year University Examinations is awarded
to:
1.

J.China Venkata Ramaiah II B.Sc., MPC, 520/700

8. Sri Paruchuri Srinivas of Nalluru Memorial prize for a student of III B.Sc., (all
science group) who secured highest marks in the II year University Examinations is
awarded to:
1.

J.Suresh

III B.Sc., MPC, 587/700

9. Smt. & Sri Paruchuri Pullaiah of Dandamudi Memorial Prize for a student of III
B.Sc., (all science group) who secured highest marks in the III year University
Examinations is awarded to
1.

YSLV Narayana

III B.Sc., MPC, 586/900

10. Sri Challa Kodandaram of Hyderabad instituted four prizes in the name of his
brother Late Dr. Challa Upendra Prasad.
a. For two students III B.Sc., MPC who secured highest and second highest
marks in Chemistry subject in the II year University Examinations are
awarded to,
1.M.Ratna Kishore III B.Sc., MPC, 126/150
2.K.SubrahmanyamIII B.Sc., MPC, 120/150
b. For two students of III B.Sc., CBZ who secured highest marks in Chemistry
subject in the II year University Examinations are awarded to:
1. A.Chandra Sekhar

III B.Sc., CBZ, 105/150

2. Ch.Venkata Nagarjuna III B.Sc., CBZ, 104/150

11. Old Students Association of our College has instituted the following five prizes.
a. For the student of II B.A., who secured highest marks in I year University
Examinations is awarded to:
1. G.Naga Mouli

II B.A., 320/550

b. For the student of II B.Com., who secured highest marks in I year university
Examinations is awarded to
1. U.M.Rao

II B.Com., 427/650

c. For the student of II Cec who secured highest marks in I year Public
Examinations is awarded to:
1. B.Ashok Babu

II Inter CEC., 370/500

d. For the Girl student of II HEC who secured highest marks in I year Public
Examinations is awarded to:
1. PSG Parvathi

II Inter HEC., 344/500

e. For the best sportsmen

selected by our college Games Committee is

awarded to:
1. P. Balaji,

III B.Sc. MPC

2. K. Parthasarathi, II B.A
12. Sri Karanki Sivanjaneyulu Memorial prize for
a)

III B.Sc., student who got highest marks in II year University Examination
in Chemistry subject.
1. YSLV Narayana

III B.Sc., MPC, 137/150

III Degree student who got highest marks in II year public Examination in English
subject.
1. M.Rajani

III B.Sc., MEC,

13. Sri Paruchuri Babu Rajendra Prasad Memorial Prize

for a best student who got highest marks in the second sem M.Sc., (Organic
Chemistry) University Examinations is awarded to:
1.

Sk.Shameena

452/600

14. Sri Myneni Rajagopala Rao, Chatragadda Prizes for

a)M.Sc.,Chemistry student who got highest marks in I sem is awarded to
Sk.Shameena

266/400

b)M.Sc.,Chemistry student who got highest marks in III Sem is awarded to

K.Lakshmi Parvathi

277/400

c)B.Sc., MEC boy student who got highest marks in II year University
Examination is awarded to
R.Chaitanya Kumar

432/700

d)B.Sc., MEC girl student who got highest marks in II year University
Examination is awarded to
M.Rajani

551/700

15. Sri Sri Memorial Prize instituted by Sri Borra Govardhan of Nagaram for Uttam
Kavita is awarded to:
1.
16.

T.Siva Sateesh

II B.Sc., CBZ,

Dr.Yelavarthi Nayudama Memorial prizes

Instituted bt Smt.Ursula Veslee (West Germany) and Smt. Yelavarthi

Santhi, Aruna, Santhosh for the students of Semesters III & IV of M.Sc. Physics
who Secured highest marks in the II Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
NIL
17.

Smt.Sukhavasi Satyagnanaprasunamba Memorial Prizes:

Instituted by Sri Sukhavasi Subba Rao of Repalle for girl students who
secured highest marks in the II Year Intermediate arts group and III Year
University (B.A., B.Com., B.Sc) Examinations are awarded to:
1.
O.Bhavani
III B.Sc., MEC,
782/900
2.
P.S.G.Parvathi II HEC
344/500

18.

Sri Myneni Basavaiah Chowdary Memorial Prize

Instituted by Sri Myneni Sitarama Rao of Vijayawada for III B.Sc MPC
student who secured highest marks in the II Year University Examinations is
awarded to:
1.
Jsuresh
III B.Sc., MPC,
587/700
19.

Sri Vemulapalli Naga Vamsikrishna Memorial Prize:

Instituted by his friends for the students of III B.Sc MPC/MPE who secured
highest marks in Maths in the II Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
M.Ratna Krishore
III B.Sc., MPC,
145/150

20.

Sri Vemulapalli Naga Vamsikrishna Memorial Prize:

Instituted by his father Sri V.Nageswara Rao of Repalle for the student of
II B.Sc MPC who secured highest marks in CHEMISTRY in the I Year University
Examinations is awarded to:
1.
R.Seshagiri Rao
II B.Sc., MPC,
131/150

21

Sri Burra Sitaramaiah and Smt. Burra Govindamma Memorial

Prize:
Instituted by Sri B.Ratna Raju for the student of II B.Sc CPM group who
secured highest marks in the I Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
P.Prasanth
II B.Sc., MEC,
527/700

22.

Smt.Kanneganti Punnamma Memorial Prize

Instituted by Smt. Nadendla Venkata Basava Paripurna Sitaramamma

(W/O) Dr.N.V.Krishna Rao of Repalle for the girl student of II Inter MPC who
secured highest marks in I Year Public Examinations is awarded to:
1.
G.Manikyamma
II M.P
362/470
23.

Smt. Mikkilineni Rattamma Memorial Prize :

Instituted by Smt. Myneni Sitaramamma for a girl student of II B.Sc CBZ
who secured highest marks in I Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
P.Swathi
II B.Sc., CBZ,
513/700

24.

Sri Nagalla Venkata Subbaiah Prize :

Instituted by Nagalla Subbaiah of Ullipalem for the student of III B.A who
secured highest marks in II Year University Examinations is awarded to
1.
K.Srinivasa Babu
III B.A.,
381/550

25.

Smt. Kothapalli Saraswathamma Memorial Prize :

Instituted by Dr. Kothapalli Rama Krishna Rao of Kollur for a girl student of
II Inter Bi.P who secured highest marks in I Year Public Examinations is awarded
to:
1.
U.Usha Rani
II Bi.P
295/470

26.

Smt.Sita Kumari Memorial Prize

Instituted by Sri Yellapragada Sreerama Murthy of Nagaram for a girl

student of II Inter CEC
who secured highest marks in I Year Public
Examinations is awarded to:
1.
T.Siva Kumari
II CEC
354/500
27.

Smt. Damerla Ramamani Prize

Instituted by Sri D.V.V.Satyanarayana of Ullipalem for the student of II

Inter HEC who secured highest marks in I Year Public Examinations is awarded
to:
1.
Sk.Johney
II HEC
360/500
28.

Sri. D.V.Mohan Kumar Memorial Prize

Instituted by D.Venkateswara Rao of Dhulipudi for the student of II Inter

Bi.P who secured highest marks in I Year Public Examinations is awarded to:
1.
M.M.NagaRaju
II Bi.P
337/470
29.

Sri Mandava Chenchaiah Memorial Prize:

Instituted by Sri Mandava Rattaiah of Vijayawada for the student of III B.Com
who secured highest marks in II Year Univesity Examinations is awarded to:
1.G.M.V.Kumar
III B.Com.,
426/650

30.

Commerce Department Prize

Instituted by the member of commerce department or commerce of our

college for a girl student of III B.Com who secured highest marks in II Year
University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
V.Radhika
III B.Com.,
387/650
31.

Smt. Damerla Ramamani Prize

Instituted by Sri D.V.V Satyanarayana of Ullipalem for a student of B.Com

who secured highest marks in III Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
T.Anjanneyulu
III B.Com.,
495/650
32.

Sri Kosaraju Ramamurthy Memorial Prize :

Instituted by Sri Kosaraju Umavara Murthy for the student of B.A who
secured highest marks in Final Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
Y.Suneetha
III B.A.,
444

33.

Sri Teegala Venkateswara Rao Memorial Prize

Instituted by Sri T.V.Krishna Rao for a student of II B.Sc MPC who secured
highest marks in I Year Maths University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
R.Seshagiri Rao
II B.Sc., MPC,
34.

Dr.Kolli RamaKrishna Murthy Prize :

Instituted by Dr.Kolli Radhakrishna Murthy of Sheffield for the S.C student
of II B.A who secured highest marks in I Year University Examinations is awarded
to:
1.
G. Naga Mouli
II B.A.,
320

35.

Lions Club Prize

Instituted by the member of the Lions Club of Repalle for a student of

Inter who secured highest marks in II Year Public Examinations is awarded to:
1.
M.Sri Ram
II Inter
36.

Sri Dandamudi Chukkayya Memorial Prize

Instituted by Sri Ashok Kumar for the student of II B.Com who secured
highest marks in I Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
U.M.Rao
37.

Sri.K.S.R Koteswara Rao Prize

Instituted by Sri K.S.R.Koteswara Rao for the student of II B.Sc MPC

student who secured highest marks in I Year University Examinations is awarded
to:
1.
D.SivaParvathi
II B.Sc., MPC,
38.

Dr.Myneni Krishna Kumari Prize

Instituted by Prof.M.Krishna Kumari for the girl student of II B.A student

who secured highest marks in I Year University Examinations is awarded to:
1.
I Swetha
II B.A.,
39.

Dr.Vemulapalli Radha Krishna Murthy Prize :

Instituted by Sri Radhakrishna Murthy Prize for the outstanding sportsman
is awarded to:
1. P. Balaji, III B.Sc. MPC

40.

Sri Nadella Vijaya Prapurnanadana Rao Silver Rolling Shield

to:

Instituted by Dr.N.V.Krishna Rao for College Athletic Champion is awarded

1. V. Sri Hari Babu, I Inter M.P.

Hostel:
At a small village like this, a hostel is an essential pre-requisite for the College.
With sagacity and imagination the Management started the hostel from the first year
itself i.e., 1969. Today we have been able to provide accommodation in the hostel
both for girls and boys. Sri I.Veera Babu, Dept.of Commerce is the Deputy Warden
and Sri K. Benjamin, Dept.of
History is the Additional Deputy Warden. The mess bill on the average is about
Rs. 27/- per day.
Recently the coin phone facility is extended to the hostelars.
Compulsory study hours are maintained between 7.30 P.M. and 9.30 P.M.
We are happy to tell you that a student welfare hostel came into existence
in 1976. It is also run by the College with the financial assistance from the Govt. This
is boon to the poor and backward students. Its popularity is shown by the fact that
this year it has total strength of 46 , which had started only with 15 students in 1976.
Sri A. Hari Krishna Dept.of Politics is the Warden of the hostel.
Physical Education:
K. Amaranath, II B.Sc. is selected for the ANU Kho-Kho team and he is going to
Participate in the South West Inter University Tournament to be held at Periyar
University,Salem from Feb. 10th onwards. P.Balaji participated in the South Zone Inter
University Badminton tournament 2005 on behalf of ANU at Balgaum from 8 th to 11th
Dec.2005 and won second place. K. Parthasarathi of II B.A. participated in the Cricket
tournament for Physically Handicapped and won the prize on 28-12.2005. V.Venkaiah
participated in the 13th A.P. State Tae Kwon-do championships held at Ongole in 19 th ,
20th Nov.2005 and was adjusted I place in Spairing weight category in 54 to 63 colour
sparring. He was also adjusted 2 nd place in group sparring weight category in colour .
In the ANU Inter Collegiate Cross Country (Men) tournament held at APR degree College,
Nagarjunasar our college won 3rd place. Sri G.Hanumantha Rao, Lect.in Maths and Sri
A.Mohan Rao, Lect.in Chemistry attended the ANU level Shuttle Tournaments held at
GSR Degree College, Guntur on 21st and 22nd Jan. 2006 and won III place.

N.C.C.

An institution should be alive to the needs of the society of which it is only a

part. In otherwords , Colleges should use their skills for the betterment of the society.
Situated as we are in the heart of countryside, we are particularly alive to this
problem. From the beginning, we have kept this in our mind and have been trying to
help the villages through our N.C.C. and N.S.S.
There are 150 cadets in N.C.C. and Sri M. Sambasiva Rao, Lecturer in
Commerce is the N.C.C. Officer.
CATC: During this academic year 80 cadets have undergone CATC & ATC camp
Training at Tenali, Duggirala, Parchur, Ongole, Vijayawada and Guntur.
Army Attachment Camps: Seven cadets have attended Regular Army Attachment
Camps held at Secunderabad.
Adventure Camps: Cadet D. Nagrjuna
Trekking Expedition Camp, Goa.

Reddy

attended

All India Ocean to Sky

Achievements:
1. T.S.C. New Delhi : Sgt. Ch. Mohan Krishna selected for Tala Sena Camp, New
Delhi, organized by the Directorate General, NCC.
2. Pre-Republic Day parade & NCC Day Camp:
Four Cadets have participated in this camp held at Secunderabad.
Community Development Activities:
1. 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. 60 Cadets have participated along
with NCC Officer, which was organized by the Superintendent of Police, Guntur.
2. Bundo Bust Duties in Municipal Election 2005:
With the request of the Police Department, our Cadets performed Bundo-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.
3. Charity to the Aids Victim:
Our College NCC responded for the news item published in Vartha daily news
paper on 12-11-2005 about the Aids Victim Smt. Jyothi resident of Edupalli
village. 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 allowance Rs. 750/-. The total amount Rs. 3,831.50 was
donated to Smt. Jyothi on 14-11-2005 at her residence, Edupalli through Principal,
Dr.V.K. Mohan in the presence of Village Sarpanch , Edupalli.
4. Clean & Green Programme:
On the occasion of NCC Day i.e., on 27-11-05 our cadets conducted a Clean &
Green Programme at Staff Quarters living area. Nearly 130 cadets have took part
in the programme from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
5. Worlds Aids Day Rally:
On the occasion of Worlds Aids Day i.e., 1-12-05, the NCC & NSS jointly organized a Rally in
Nagaram village in order to create an awareness about the fatal decease aids.
6. Bio-Magnetic Therapy: Dr. K. Ramanaidu help line charity (U.K)
A 4 day Bio-Magnetic therapy free camp was organized by the NCC in 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 with this camp.
7. Blood Donation Camp:

(Dr. Lakshminarayana):

On the occasion of Republic Day, the NCC & NSS jointly organized a blood
donation camp with the help of Indian Red Cross Society, Ongole on 26-1-2006
in our College premises. In this camp 39 students have donated blood and
remaining cadets and staff have participated in KNOW YOUR BLOOD GROUP
Programme.
N.S.S.

Our College NSS unit is very old and has very great tradition of service.
Present student strength is 125. Sri Ch. Kishore Babu, Lect.in Physics is the
Programme Officer.In the mega blood donation camp held at Acharya Nagarjuna
University 15 students of our NSS unit have participated and donated blood. Our
NSS unit has celebrated Communal Harmony week from 19 th to 25th Nov.2005 and
on the occasion of Flag Day on 25th, NSS volunteers have collected donations worth
Rs. 1500/- and sent the DD to the Trust to help orphans. Celebrating World Aids
Day on 1st Dec.2005, our NSS volunteers and NCC cadets along with Anganwadi
volunteers have conducted Aids Awareness Rally. In the meeting held after it,
Principal Dr.VK Mohan presided and Sri MV Ramana Rao, Local MLA is the Chief Guest.
Under stop Sri Ch. Kishore Babu, Smt. Madhavi Glory have taken training in Aids
awareness as Special Resource Persons and Sri B.Prakash Babu and Smt. Kanaka
Ratnam as Nodal Officers. As usual this year also our NSS Volunteers have
undertaken Clean and Green Programme in the College campus.
As part of Aids Awareness programme sponsored by the Telugu Daily Vaartha,
our NSS volunteers and NCC cadets along with 800 Dwakra group members have
conducted a huge rally on 29 th Dec. 2005. After the rally a meeting is held in which
Principal Dr.V.K. Mohan is the president and Correspondent Sri V. Subba Raol and Local
MLA are the chief guests.
N.G.C.
This year we have started N.G.C. wing in our College. 100 students joined in
this wing. To keep the Mother Earth green and pollution free, Van Mahotsava was
celebrated with a great sense to save the earth planet from the clutches of pollution.
Students collected a variety of plants and each plant was planted in the college campus
with an oath to protect the same. Students of NGC unit also planted plants for Botanical
garden and actively participated in the cleaning programme. Sri B.Prakash Babu is the
coordinator of the NGC wing.
Adoption of Edupalli:
Our College has adopted Edupalli village, which is 3 km. to Nagaram and taken
all strides to develop it as a model village using our NCC, NSS, NGC volunteers.
Some activities like clean and green programmes, creation of awareness on various
social evils and methods of water conservation are notable activities of these volunteers.
Smt. Jyothi, aid victim of this village was helped monetarily by our NCC wing.
Parents Teacher Meet:
We organized a parent teacher meeting for final degree classes in Nov.2005
and parents were made aware of the efforts put by the teacher and their expectation
from their wards. Parents were also counseled and told to spend valuable time with
their children.
College Library:
New books added to College Library for the year 2005-06 is 400
Total number of books in the college library is :31,654
Daily News papers :8
Periodicals
:(Weeklies, Fortnightly, Monthlies etc) 34
Library timings
: 9 AM to 6 PM except public holidays.
Open axis facility is provided to the staff & students.
On an average 300 students are attending the library every day and more
than 50 books are issued per day.

Alumni:
The Alumni Association of the College was formed on 5-3-1994. The
old
students of this college never forget their Alma Mates. The old students gifted a
building in the name of our founder Secretary & Correspondent, Dr. NV Krishna Rao
Old Students Home to the college on 15-2-1995, a measure of their gratitude to the
institution. This year the old students of the college Dr. D. Rambabu, Sri Panduranga
Rao and Sri Symam Babu came all the way from Hyderabad and Bangalore and gave
valuable speaches to the students of B.Com,B.A.& B.Sc. The Alumni Association has
also instituted cash prizes for meritorious students.
Inter Collegiate Debate and other Competitions:
Dr. Vejalla Venkata Subbaiah Memorial Inter Collegiate Debate, Old Students
Association Quiz and other competitions were held in the College on 26-11-2005. In
the Debating competitions, 14 students of 7 Colleges attended it. Hindu College,
Guntur won the 1st prize and SMPA College, Cherukupalli won the 2 nd prize. 12
College teams with 24 students participated in the Quiz competitions. Hindu
College,Guntur won the 1st prize. 2nd prize goes to SMPA College, Cherukupalli and
3rd prize to USR Govt. Degree College, Movva.
In Muchataga Mudu Nimushalu
contest, 10 Colleges participated and Govt. Womens College , Guntur, Hindu College,
Guntur and SMPA College, Cherukupalli won the 1st ,2nd & 3rd prizes respectively. Sri K.
Ravi Babu, Ex-Principal of our College, Dr. D. Rambabu, Scientist, Hyderabad and Sri
P.Panduranga Raoof Bangalore were
the Chief Guests on this occasion.
Sri
P.
Gopichandraswamy is the co-ordinator of this programme.
P.Srilakshmi participated in the classical music contest and A.Eswara Rao in
group song held at Gullapalli on 30-12-2005 by Nehru Yuva Kendra, Guntur and won I
prizes.
Associations:
The college has constituted various student associations like Students Union,
Humanities Associations, Social Sciences Associations, Science Association, Fine Arts
etc., to provide a forum for the creative talents of the students. The student office
bearers of these associations have been nominated on the basis of marks obtained by
them in the University examinations of the preceding year.
Independence day was celebrated in the college campus on 15 th August, 2005.
Sri P.Gopichandraswamy, Head of the Dept.of Telugu unfurled the National flag, took
the salute by the NCC cadets and addressed the students and staff.
The inaugural function of the students union was celebrated on 27-9-2005.
Sri CSR Prasad, Vice-Principal, Hindu College, Guntur was the chief guest of the day.
He enthused the students with his valuable address stressing the importance of
sincerity and truthfulness to be imbibed as basic qualities in the student career,
whatever
be his intelligence
and academic achievements.
Sri
V. Subba Rao,
Correspondent of the college had advised the students to make full use of the time and
facilities at their disposal. Dr. V.K. Mohan, Principal of the College presided.
I am happy to say that this academic year, more than 40 programmes were
arranged after the formation of students union.

Guest Lecturers Seminars Workshops etc., conducted in the College:

Under the auspices of the Telugu associatioin a meeting was held in Sept.2005.
Dr.JJK Bapuji,Vice Principal, Hindu College, Guntur spoke on the changes that took place
in Telugu literature in Medieval and Modern periods.

The Dept.of English arranged a guest lecture by Sri M. Pullaiah,Retd.Lect. on

28-11-2005. He spoke on Phonetics. The English dept. also conducted certificate
courses in communication skills and spoken English.
Under the auspices of Social Sciences association, the History dept. arranged
a guest lecture on 23-11-05.
Prof.N. Samuel, Dept. of Ambedkar chair, ANU, spoke
on Indian Culture. A seminar was also conducted on Buddhism on the occasion of
Amaravati Kalachakra celebrations in Dec.2005. Almost all the students of History
and Social Sciences Lecturers participated in the Seminar.
The Politics dept.of our college organized a Seminar on Right to information
Act on 19-10-05.Sri G.Ramanatham,
Secretary, Loksatha, Tenali and his team
participated in the Seminar.The students of Politics visited Repalle Court, MRO office,
Police station to study the system of administration.
Mac.Assembly was conducted on 30-12-05. Students of B.A., classes actively
participated in the debate.
The Economics dept. arranged a guest lecture by Sri K.V.Madan Reddy, Kotak
Mahendra, Bangalore on 9-1-06. He spoke on the topic Quality Management System.
In addition, the students and faculty members of the dept. conducted a socia-economic
survey in Edupalli, the adopted village of the College.
The Commerce association arranged three guest lectures on Law of Success by
Dr.D.Rambabu,Scientist, DMRL , Hyderabad Sri P. Panduranga Rao, Managing Director,
Data, Scribe infotech Pvt.Ltd., and Sri V.Syambabu, C.I, Musheerabad, old students of
our college
on 26-11-05 and 27-12-05. The dept.also organized
a seminar on
personality development and communication skills.
Under the auspices of Science association, the Physics dept. arranged guest
lecture on confluence of science spirituality, knowledge purity, love and service by
Dr.M.V.Subba Rao on 7-12-05 and another lecture by Dr M. Rambabu, Scientist on
Thermodynamics.
The department of Chemistry organized two guest lectures on 17 th, 18th and 29th
Jan.2005 by Dr.C.Ram Babu and Dr. Krishna Murthy . The dept. proposes to carry out
soil, water and plant analysis in phased programme, thus becoming an active link
between the rural ryot and the advanced agricultural research centres.
The dept.of Computers conducted Computer awareness course for the staff
and students of the College.
The dept.of Zoology organised a guest lecturer by Sri G.Ramakrishna Babu,
Retd.Lecturer of our College.
The Dept.of Mathematics organized a quiz programme. More than 50 students
participated in the programme.
The
Botany
dept. of our
college
arranged
a guest
lecture
by
Dr.L.Venkataratnam,Ex-Director, NRSA, Hyderabad on Remote Sensing on 22-12-2005.
The Electronics dept.of our college arranged a seminar on Fabrication of
Integrated Circuits. Dr. S.V.Ranganayakulu of TJPS college spoke on the occasion.
Almost all the departments arranged Seminars by the students and majority
of the students actively participated and benefited much by these Seminars.
Teacherss Day:
Dr. Radha Krishnan is considered as a friend a guide and a philosopher. His
Birth Anniversary was celebrated as Teachers day on Sept. 5 th 2005. Dr. V.K. Mohan,
Principal Paid tributes to this great Indian Philosopher by garlanding his portrait.
Students of III B.A.Class honored their teachers on that occasion.
Tours:

Commerce students of our college went on Industrial tour to Chagallu Sugar

plant, Visakhapatnam,and Aruku from 1st to 4th Dec. 2005..
II & III B.A. students
went on an Archaeological tour on 27-11-05 to
Nagarjunakonda, Macherla Cement factory, Ethipotala and Chennakesava temple at
Macherla. I B.A. students went on historical tour to Mangalagiri, Undavallil and
Vijayawada on 4-12-2005.
Botany students went on Botanical tour to Sangam Jagarlamudi on 24-112005, to study Diary Teachnology & Products. Zoology students went on Zoological
tour to Kavuru on 28-11-2005.
Hindi students went on a tour to Bapatla on 20-11-2005.
this yatra is Hindi Bhasha per Abhipraya sekaran.

The purpose of

Archaeological Museum:
On the historic occasion of the 11 th session of A.P. History congress held on 5 th
Jan.1987 Archaeological Museum was established in our college. Prof. N.G.Ranga
inaugurated the museum. This year students of our College, ABR College students &
staff, school students of in and around Nagaram visited the museum.
Carreer

Guidance and Placement Cell:

This cell organized regular interactive sessions and seminars during this year.
Sri R. Sivaram and Sri G. Prabhakara Rao of Bapatla visited our college on 511-2005. Sri M.S.N. Mohan Director,Master Minds, Guntur visited on 8-11-2005. They
are important resource persons for the activities of the cell.
Health Care :
Health camp was conducted in the month of Nov.2005. Dr. R. Veera Brahmam
and his team conducted Medical camp free of cost. Also Dr. Ramanaidu, Magnitic
Therophist conducted camp free of cost from 27 th to 30th Dec. 2005. Staff, students
and public utilized these benefits. Medical check up to students was conducted on
29th, 30th Dec.2005 by Dr. Teja and his team. Free medical camp on B.P. and Heart
deceases was organized by IMA and MCA, Repalle on 29-1-2006. Dr.Sreerama
Chandra Murthy
and his team
of Karumuru Hospital, Dr. K.Rajasekhar,
Dr.Vasudeva Rao and Dr. Veera Raghavaiah attend the camp.
Yoga:
The department of Commerce conducted Yoga and Meditation classes to the
College students.
Sri P.Jayaseela Rao of the dept. is the resource person.
An awareness programme on Blood donation was organized by our College NCC wing.
Aids Awareness:
Two Seminars were arranged on aids awareness on 1 st and 29th Dec. 2005.
Students, Local MLA and Doctors participated in the Seminars.
Womens Cell:
On 22-12-05 a meeting was held on End all violence against Women .
Members of the Dawn Kuchipudi spoke on that occasion . Smt. K.Padmavati,
Coordintor, A.P.Womens Network was the chief guest to the meeting.
NAAC Awareness Programme:

With a view to generate awareness on the NAAC process and to facilitate

preparation of self Study
Reports , a one day
awareness programme cum
workshop was held on 5-10-2005 for the Staff of the College. All members of the
staff including our college Correspondent Sri V.Subba Rao attended the workshop.
Dr. KVSLV Prasad & Dr. A. Subraymanyam of Hindu College, Guntur are the
resource persons.
Farewell Meetings:
One of the good traditions that our students are continuing is the Farewell
meetings. III Year degree and II year Intermediate students arranged farewell
meetings in the last week of Jan. 2006 and shared their feelings and experiences.
They gave some suggestions for the development of the College.
Republic Day Celebrations: (26th Jan.2006):
Republic Day was celebrated in the College with a fervor in which the Principal
Dr. V.K. Mohan hoisted the National flag in the presence of the NCC Cadets, students
and staff. A speech was delivered by the Principal, Dr. V.K.Mohan, who told our
young generation to free India from the clutches of corruption, poverty and pollution.
Cultural Programme on unity of Indin religious was organized by the students
which Attracted both the students and staff. On this occasion a blood donation camp
was arranged.
This report merely outlines the routine activities of the College in the current
year. Normally, this report does not purport to give picture in flesh and blood.
By locating this college in the heart of rural India, the founding father did a
great service to the village folk of this part of the country. We have brought a new
hope and opportunity to the people a new light to their dark homes.
We have completed 37 years. This is a brief time in the life of any institution.
Yet as we look back , we are heartened by the progress achieved by the institution in
the academic and related fields. The times we are passing through are hard and
difficult for the academic life. We hope that by sticking to the ancient maxims of
truth, love and God, symbols chosen by our founder Late Sri V.Ramakrishna and
incorporated in our College emblem, and with the goodwill and best wishes of all, we
will go from strength to strength.
As Toynbee once said that achievements are
wasting assets and they should be constantly renewed.
I submit that future task involves three essential things (1) To further
strengthen the tradition of good teaching and discipline, we have established these
years. This is possible only by constant vigilence and evaluation of our performance
year after year.
I am happy to say that our management and staff decided to undertake the
task of self-analysis
and self
assessment to recapitulation
and record our
achievements and to re-assess our ability achieving further growth both qualitative
and quantitative.
(2) We must aim to make this institution attraction for students from far away
places. This is possible not only by good results but also by the introduction of
attractive courses. I am referring mostly to diplomas
and useful job oriented
courses. (3) We want this College to achieve a place of distinction in the academic
world of coastal Andhra.
For this, a distinct image , identity and personality of the
institution should be developed. In this good teaching, discipline and results are
important but not enough.

We should aim at more. I have in mind a record of research and academic

work by the staff of the College. Ultimately, that work in the field of research, i.e.,
interpretation and addition to the fund of knowledge is the hall mark of any worth while
institution of higher education. We are having a good library. I request earnestly the
staff & students to use the library to their best.
Let me conclude this report, with an invocation from the ageless wisdom of
Indias inheritance. The Upanishadic seer upholds Righteousness as the bed-rock of
mans life and decries the temptations of unrighteous conduct.
By unrighteousness man prospers
Conquests enemies
Gains what seems desirable
But perishes at the root
JAI HIND

PRINCIPALS

ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR

2004-2005

Special invitee to todays programme Sri Kosaraju Umavaramurthy garu,

Correspondent of Sri Velagapudi Ramakrishna Memorial College, Sri Vemulapalli
Subba Rao garu, our Students Representative Chiranjeevi YPS Satyanarayana, the
elders, Ladies and gentlemen, who responded promptly to our invitations, Lecturers
of the College, Non-teaching staff of the College, dear students, reporters, I
welcome you all whole heartedly.
Today we are celebrating the 36 th anniversary day of our College. It is my
responsibility to pay due homage to the two great people who are responsible for the
establishment of the College here and its development, are
Late Sri Velagapudi
Ramakrishna garu and Late Dr. Nadella Venkata Krishna Rao garu.
Todays special guest, right hand to Dr. Venkata Krishna Rao garu, is the first
Principal of this College. I pay my hearty gratitude to Sri Kosaraju Umavaramurthy
garu, the first Principal of the College.
Later he became the Correspondent of this
College and retired as the Secretary of the Repalle Taluk Educational Development
Society. After this founder Principal Umavara Murthy garu, Sri NVS Srinivasa Rao
garu, Nangegadda Koteswara Rao garu, Sri Kothapalli Ravi Babu garu, Dr. Munagala
Venkata
Subba Rao garu, Sri Chintalapati
Suryanarayana Raju
garu and Sri
A.V.Raghava Rao garu acted as Principals and retired .
Later
Bayyavarapu
Srinivasa Rao garu acted as F.A.C. At present Sri Kodali Sambasiva Rao garu is
acting as F.A.C.
The People of this area are ever thankful to the permanent
President of this Society, Smt. Rajeswari Ramakrishnan, who donated and is
donating lakhs of rupees for the development of the College.
Our College was established in June, 1969. I think it is my responsibility to
convey that this is the first College established in old Repalle Taluk i.e., Repalle,
Cherukupalli, Bhattiprolu, Nagaram Mandals.
Since that day our College has been flourishing with values and standards.
I think that todays glorious development is the result of well planned collective
work of the management and staff.
First generation teaching staff retired in July 2003. But some well trained
staff who were guided and influenced by Sri Dr. N.V.Krishna Rao and Sri Kosaraju
Umavara Murthy may continue up to 2010.
ANNUAL
1.

REPORT

Courses of our College:

Ours S.V.R.M.College, is a composite College i.e., Intermediate and Degree

courses go together in the same institution. Intermediate two
years course is
running with M.P. Bi.P CEC and HEC.
In Degree level there are B.A., B.Com.,
B.Sc., with MPC, CBZ and MEC. Medium of instruction: B.Sc., with MEC group in
English medium and the remaining classes are in Telugu medium.
We have well - equipped laboratories in all departments of science.
M.Sc., (Organic Chemistry) P.G. course started in the previous year.
At present we are waiting for the permission of Physics P.G. course.
Telugu and Hindi languages are taught here and there is no chance to select
Sanskrit. B.A., (B.Sc, CBZ) courses are being conducted with full strength . That is
our specialty. Our specialty is that there is no degradation in the strength of B.A, and
B.Sc., CBZ courses.
2.

Salary to the College Staff:

There are two groups of employees in our College. One group get salary
from the Government . The number of this group is 68. The second group gets the
salary from the Management . Their number is 38. The main reason for this

condition is the privatization policy of the Governments. On their work basis employees
can be divided into three types.
1.
.

2
3

Teaching staff 48 members and 4 post graduate staff

members.
Office staff - 12 members.
Sub-ordinate staff - 41 members.

Staff working on daily wages are five members.

These staff members are facing problems of irregularities of the salaries. Some
times it takes two or three months to get their salary.
Staff who are working under management get salary regularly in the first
week of every month.
Government sanctioned cash for salaries for the period March 2004 to December
2004 is Rs. 97,31,758.00 .
The amount spent by the Management for the period March 2004 to December
2004 is Rs. 98,12,148.00.
3.

4.

The Strength of the Students:

This academic years strength is 1093.
Among these Boys are - 757
Girls are
- 336
Internal Examinations:
For Intermediate course we have conducted five monthly tests.
For Intermediate and Degree students, we have conducted half yearly and
pre-public examinations.
All these examinations are conducted in centralized manner.
Yearly Meritorious gifts are donated on the basis of the marks of pre-public
examinations.

5.

2003-2004 Public Examinations:

Pupils appeared for Intermediate public examinations
Pupils passed
Pupils passed in I Division
Pupils passed in II Division
Pupils passed in III Division
Pass percentage
Pupils appeared for B.A. public examinations :
Pupils passed
Pupils passed in First division
Pupils passed in second division
Pupils passed in third division
Pass percentage
100
Pupils appeared for B.Com public examinations:
Pupils passed
Pupils passed in first division
Pupils passed in second division
Pupils passed in third division
Pass percentage
Pupils appeared for B.Sc. Public examinations
Pupils passed
Pupils passed in first division

12
12
62.2
128
82
69

148
86
41
31
07
58.2
44
44
18
16
10
45
28
04

Pupils passed in second division

Pupils passed in third division
Pass percentage
6.

08
05
64.06

Staff Retirement:
Teaching staff :

Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri

K. Sitarama Raju
K. Ajaya Kumar
P.Venkateswara Rao
V.Kutumba Rao

Zoology
Politics
Botany
Chemistry

30-4-2004
31-5-2004
30-6-2004
30-9-2004

Non-Teaching Staff: Sri V. Nageswara Rao,Museum Keeper

Sri V.Krishna Prasad, Office Suptd.
Sri V.Sambasiva Rao, Sr. Asst.

31-3-2004
31-3-2005
31-5-2005

Recruitment of New Teaching Staff:

Sri L. Chengal Rao
Smt.Y.Taraka Lakshmi
Smt. Mubina Sultana
Sri T. Vasu Babu
Smt. Ch.S.R.G. Kalyani

Mathematics
Zoology
Botany
Botany
Chemistry

Library:
Number of books in the College library - 31,377
Weekly magazines , Fortnight magazines and monthly magazines - 57
Number of students visiting the Library daily - 400
Average of books distributed to the students daily - 120
Economical Help of the Government to the Students:
Schedule caste and Backward
from the government.

community

students

get

the economical

help

Renewal S.C. students

140
Rs. 2,62,878/Renewal LBC students
153
Rs. 3,94,500/Drawn in the form of scholarships.
Students Union:
Students representatives are nominated on the basis of their marks in
the public examinations.
Chairperson Students Union
Vice Chairperson
Secretary
Asst. Secretary
Class representatives
marks.

are nominated

YPS Satyanarayana, III B.Com.

Jannu Yugundhar, II B.Com.
K.Srinivasa Rao, II B.A.
N.Krishna Mohan, II Inter
by the Principal

on the basis of their

We conducted the students union inaugural function in August 2004.

The Students Representatives of science association, Humanities Association,
Commerce Association, Fine Arts Association are nominated by the Principal
on their marks basis.
Essay Writing, Debating & Quiz:
VS Phani Babu, III B.Sc., MPC, K. Rambabu, III B.Sc., MPC are nominated as
our debating team for this academic year.

P.Hari Brahma Reddy, III B.Sc., CBZ and Y. Subrahmanyam, III B.A., are
selected for Colleges Quiz
team.
For the year
2004-05,
Eighteen
competitions, i.e., Quiz debate, Elecution, Essay
Writing, G.K. etc., are
conducted in the College. The students participation in them is to an expected
level as usual. All these competitions are conducted by Sri B. Ratna Raju.
Sri Vejella Subbaiah Memorial Inter Collegiate 20 th debating
competitions and 10th Quiz competitions of the Alumni were conducted on 1612-04 Thursday in our College.
Seven Colleges have participated in Debating .
Students spoke for and again the subject Redivision of States into smaller
states is necessary.
Among these students N. Sadasiva Rao and G. Narendra Babu of SMPA Degree
College, Cherukupalli got first prize.
J.Indraja and J. Sravanti of Dr. KRRM College, Duggirala got second prize.
Mutchataga Mudunimishalu (Elocution):
Fourteen students participated in this competition.
N. Sadasiva Rao of NMPA Degree College, Cherukupalli
J. Sravanthi of Dr. KRM College, Duggirala,
S.Srikrishnavardhan, ABR Degree College Repalle got first, second
and third prizes respectively.
Ten teams participated in Quiz competition.
N.Sadasiva Rao, A. Satyavathi,
SMPA
Degree
College,
Cherukupalli got the firsrt prize.
K.Leelavathi, U. Venkateswarlu, Govt. College, Avanigadda got second
place.
P.Raja Rao, P.Venugopal, PSR Govt. College, Movva got third place.
N.Sadasiva Rao was selected as the best speaker.
N.C.C. Annual Report - 2004-2005:
The NCC capacity of our College is 150. Among these 100 are senior
cadets.
1.

CATC Camps: During This academic year 96 of our cadets attended

CATC camps held in Duggirala, Paracharu, Ongole and Guntur and got
proper training.

2.

National Integrated Camps: Two Cadets participated in the NIC camp

held at Medicarg, Karnataka.

3.

NCC cadets Services in Krishna Pushkaras:

At the time of Krishna Pushkaras our NCC Cadets along with
NCC Officer rendered their services to control the people on the
request of D.S.P. Bapatla. They did their duties sincerely and in a well
trained manner. Through their dedication they got good will of the
Pushkara pilgrims, Officers, voluntary organizations and Media on
08-09-2004, in closing ceremony of the pushkaras on behalf of the
police department, Honble
D.S.P. hailed
our cadets
service and
presented the certificates of testimony. In this meeting all the speakers
praised our NCC wing.

4.

Celebrations of Vigilance week: As part of vigilance awareness on 6-1105, our Cadets conducted a Paadayatra programme with the motto
of India without bribe and corruption. They conducted a cycle rally
from Nagaram to Repalle as the part of this Programme.

5.

N.C.C. Day: Regarding 56th NCC day, our cadets laid a revetment to
the bridge of the Gangolu canal reacted to the plea of the Sarpanch,
Nagaram and villagers of Nagaram.
Our Cadets did the repairs of
eastern side R & B road. Through These activities , they not only
saved the valuable bridge but also removed The difficulties of the
journey. People of Nagaram and also surrounding Villages praised our
NCC for this valuable work.
Examination results of NCC:
Though fourteen cadets qualified for NCC C certificate examination,
nine members Passed last year. 22 cadets passed out of 30 qualified
for B certificate, Lien M.Sambasiva Rao , lecturer , Dept.of Commerce is
acting as NCC officer.

National Service Scheme Report 2004-05:

The total number of NSS volunteers for the academic year 2004-05 is
126. Among these 114 are boys and the rest 12 are girls.
They conducted the programme of College campus cleaning in July.
They conducted Medical camp on 16-8-2004. This camp was conducted under
the supervision of Medical Cultural Association, Repalle. This programme was
presided over by our Honble Correspondent Sri Vemulapalli Subba Rao
garu , the MLA of Repalle constituency Sri Devineni Mallikharjuna Rao garu,
and the MLA of Kuchinapudi constituency, Sri Mopidevi Venkata Ramana Rao
garu, Dr. Sorababu, District Health and Medical officer had participated in the
programme.
Various medical tests were conducted to 1200 members.
Family
Planning operations were conducted to 76 members, Eye-operations,
B.P.,Sugar tests, various general tests were conducted. Fifty NSS volunteers
rendered their service during the Krishna pushkaras at Morthota and Penumudi
and got applause from all kinds of pilgrims. Penumudi ghat incharge, MRO,
Repalle, Sri Seshi Reddy garu, Morthota ghat incharge , Nagaram MRO T. Sri
vasantha Rao garu, District
Ghat
incharge
Sri T.Gopal Reddy
garu
congratulated our NSS volunteers for their effective services. They gave
service certificate and Red Cross people donated special camp certificates.
In our College roads between rooms 10,11,12,13,14, 15 Physics lab
were laid, obstructions on the way were removed by our NSS volunteers under
regular work. In response to communal harmony - National Integration week,
November(19-24), our NSS unit conducted various programmes. Our NSS
volunteers collected rupees 2000/- from our students and staff and sent in
the form of D.D. to National Foundation for Communal Harmony, New Delhi in
the occasion of 25th Flag Day.
On December 1st, on the occasion of World Aids Day our NSS and NCC
units collectively conducted a massive rally in the streets of Nagaram. They
explained and educated the people of Nagaram about Aids, its evil effects and
safe guards against it.
The NSS unit of our College collected donations from students and
staff nearly Rs. 1200 to help the victims of Tsunami in January and sent to
NSS Coordinator, Nagarjuna University.
This year our NSS volunteers participated in the Youth Festival
Leadership Programmes conducted by the Nagarjuna University but none
selected.
Our NSS wing rendered their services to various programmes in our
College including sports and functions and proved their service culture.

Department of Physicsl Education:

Acharya Nagarjuna University Inter Collegiate Kabaddi-Competitions
were grandly conducted in our College this year. Dr. Routu Veera Brahmam
participated as Chief Guest of these competitions. Through these
competitions University Kabaddi team was selected . This team played in
Inter University Kabaddi competitions, held at Bharatiyar University,
Coimbatore. In this team our College got place in the name of M. Suresh, Ist
B.A.
Six of our College students were selected for District Kabaddi team. In Inter
District Competitions held at East Godavari District, Guntur district team got
second place.
Ch. M. Kumar Babu , II B.Sc., MPC of our College was selected
for state Kabaddi Mens team and played in Bangalore. In the same way,
A. Gopi , I Inter HEC played in the National Kabaddi competitions held at
Chattisghar.
Our College Cross Country Team got again the University
Championship and achieved Hatrick. P.Venkateswara Rao, III B.A. ,
P.Chandrasekhar Rao., III B.Com selected for University team and participated
in the Cross Country Competitions held at Gulburga University.
Our girl student M.Venkatewari , III B.Sc., got first place in the Cross
Country Women Competitions. Our College Shuttle Team got third place in
the Shuttle and Badminton competitions held at Siddardha College, Vijayawada.
In the University Athletic Competitions, our College student
P.Venkateswara Rao, III B.A got first place in 20 K.M. running race and second
place in 10,000 meters running race held at Bapatla Engineering
College,Bapatlaand selected for University team .Our Lady Athletic
M.Venkateswari , III B.Sc., also got some medals.
As every year, this year also, we have conducted so many
competitions in various fields for Boys and girls separately.
Other Things:
Alumni in our College formed in the year 1984.
working effectively.

Since then it has been

Recently former employees union formed temporarily. The man behind the
screen for this heavy task is Sri Kothapalli Ravi Babu garu, former Principal.
ENDOWMENTS AND SCHOLERSHIPS: 2004-2005
The following students are awarded the Special prizes and Scholarships on the basis
of their brilliant performance in the University and Intermediate
Public Examinations.
THE REPALLE TALUK EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY, PRIZES:
Sri Paruchuri Sudarsana Rao and Smt. Mahalakshmi of Nalluru, instituted the
following Nine prizes: by donating an amount of Rs.92,840/1.
Sri Paruchuri Sudarsana Rao and Smt. Mahalakshmi of Nalluru, prize,
Rs.1125/- for the students of II B.Sc., CBZ, III BCA and III BACA, who secured highest
marks in I/II year University Examinations are awarded to:
(They should not get any other prize/scholarship, one prize must be given to girls
student.)
1.PVLL Nagassree Devi

II B.Sc., CBZ,

479/700

Rs.375

2 PLD Sandhya,
3. M.Rajani

II B.Sc.MEC
II B.Sc.MEC

487/600
478/650

Rs.375
Rs.375

2. Sri Thottempudi Butchi Venkaiah and Smt. Seshamma of Nalluru Memorial

Prizes Rs.1125 /- for the students of II B.Sc., CPM,MPC, groups and III BACA who
secured highestmarks in I/II year UniversityExaminations are awarded to:
(They
should not get any other
prize/scholarship)
1.M.Sumath ,
2. Zareenabee
3. P.Koteswara Rao

II B.Sc., MPC 528/700

II B.Sc., CPM 338/700
II B.Sc.MEC 435/700

Rs.375
Rs.375
Rs.375

3. Sri Mikkilineni Bapaiah Chowdary and Smt. Rattamma of Nalluru

Memorial Prizes Rs. 700/- for two girl students of III B.Sc., CBZ and CPM who
secured highest marks in the II year University Examinations are awarded to: (They
should not get any other prize/scholarship)
1 YVS Nagalakshmi,

III B.Sc., CBZ

517/700

Rs. 500

4. Smt. Myneni Seetaravamma W/o Sri Venkata Subbaiah of Nalluru,

Memorial Prizes Rs. 1336/- for two girl students of II B.Sc., CPM and MPC who
secured highest marks in the I year University Examinations are awarded to: (They
should not get any other prize/scholarship)
1. B.Sivaparvathi,
2. G.Mallika

II B.Sc., CPM 449/700

II B.Sc., MPC 513/700

Rs.668
Rs.668

5. Sri Kodali Appaiah chowdary, H/o Smt. Rajaratamma of Nalluru,

Memorial Prizes Rs.
795 /-for girl student of II B.Sc., CPM who secured highest
marks in the I year University Examinations are awarded to:
(They should not get any other prize/scholarship)
1.
- Nil Rs.
6. Sri Paruchur Janardhana
S/o Sri Bhavanarayana Chowdary of Nalluru,
Memorial Prize Rs. 286 /- for girl student of III B.Sc., CPM who secured highes
marks in Computer Subject in the II year University Examinations are awarded
to: (They should not get any other prize/scholarship)
1.

Nil -

III B.Sc., CPM

/150

Rs

7. Sri Paruchuri Sivaji of Nalluru, Memorial Prize Rs. 286 /- for a student of II
B.Sc., (all science group) who secured highest marks in the I year University
Examinations are awarded to:
1. K.Subrahmanyam,

II B.Sc., MPC

509/700

Rs.286

8. Sri Paruchuri Srinivas of Nalluru Memorial prize Rs. 286/- for a student
of III B.Sc., (all science group) who secured highest marks in the II year
University Examinations are awarded to:
1. K.Srilakshmi,

III B.Sc.,MPC

572/700 Rs.286

9. Smt. & Sri Paruchuri Pullaiah of Dandamudi Memorial Prize Rs. 286/- for a
studentof III B.Sc., (all science group) who secured highest marks in the III year
University Examinations are awarded to:
1. Y.Subba Rao

III B.Sc.,MPC

811 /900

Rs.286

10. Sri Challa Kodandaram of Hyderabad instituted four prizes in the name
of his brother Late Dr.Challa Upendra Prasad.
a)For two students of III B.Sc., MPC who secured highest and second
highest marks in Chemistry subject in the II year University Examinations
are awarded to: Rs. 420/1. K.Srilakshmi,
2. A.Sivasankar,

III B.Sc., MPC 137/150 Rs.210/III B.Sc., MPC 127/150 Rs. 210/-

b)For two students of III B.Sc.CBZ who secured highest marks in Chemistry
subject in the II year University Examinations are awarded to: Rs.400
1.M.Bhaskar,
2. M.Ramu
9.

III B.Sc., CBZ 117/150

III B.Sc., CBZ 113/150

Rs.200
Rs. 200/-

Old Students Association of our College has instituted the following five
prizes.
a)For the student of II B.A., who secured highest marks in I year Universiity
Examinations is awarded to: Rs.750
1. Ksrinivasa Babu,

II B.A

397/550

Rs. 750/-

b) For the student of II B.Com., who secured highest marks in I year

Universiity Examinations is awarded to: Rs.750
1.

J.Yugandhara Rao ,

II

B.Com.,

412/650

Rs. 750/-

c) For the student of II CEC who secured highest marks in I year Public
Examinations is awarded to: Rs.375
1.A.Purnachandra Rao, II Inter CEC
386/500
Rs.375
d)For the Girl student of II HEC who secured highest marks in I year
Public Examinations is awarded to:Rs.1551
1.M.Rani,
2.Narasamma
3.Mahalakshmi

II Inter HEC
361/500
II Inrwe HEC 350/500
II Inter HEC 326/500

Rs.651
Rs.500
Rs.400

e)For the best sportsman Selected by our college Games Committee is

award to: Rs. 750/1. P.Venkateswara Rao,
2. M.Suresh,
3. Ch.M.R.Kumar Babu
12.

III B.A.
I B.A.
II B.Sc.MPC

Rs.250
Rs.250
Rs.250

Sri Karanki Sivanjaneyulu Memorial prize Rs. 750 /a) III B.Sc., Student who got highest marks in II year Public Examination in
Chem., Subject.
1. K.Srilakshmi,
III B.Sc.MPC
137/150
Rs.375
b) III Degree Student who got highest marks in II year Public Examination in
English Subject.
1.Y.Subbamma,
III B.Sc.MECs 71/100
Rs.375

13.

Sri Paruchuri Babu Rajendra Prasad Memorial Prize Rs. NIL

For a best student who got highest marks in the Second Sem. M.Sc.
(Organic Chemisstry) University Examinations is awarded to:

14.

15.

Sri Myneni Raja Gopala Rao, Chatragadda Prize :

a) M.Sc.Chemistry student who got highest marks in I Sem.
b) M.Sc.Chemistry student who got highest marks in III Sem.
c) B.Sc. MEC Boy student who got highest marks in II Yr.pub.exam.
T.V. Raja Kumar,
431/700
d) B.Sc.MEC girl student who got highest marks in II Yr. Pub.Exam.
Y. Subbamma,
559/700

Rs.500
Rs.544/-

Sri Sri Memorial Prize instituted by Sri Borra Govardhan of Nagaram

for Uttam Kavita is awarded to : Rs.97.50
1. P.Santhi,

16.

Rs. 2844/Rs.900
Rs. 900

III B.Sc. MPC

Rs.97.50

Old Student Association Inter collegiate Quiz competition (for two

groups) awarded to: Rs. 750/-

QUIZ - I
1. N.Sadasiva Rao & A.Satyavathi, SMPA College,Cherukupalle
2. K.Leelavathi & U.Venkateswarlu,Govt.Degree College,Avanigadda
3. P.Raja Rao & P.Venugopal, VKR Degree College, Movva

I Prize
II Prize
III Prize

QUIZ - II
1. S.Srinivasa Rao & M.Rajaratna Kumar, Hindu College,Guntur
2. N.Sadasiva Rao & D. Premkumar, SMPA College, Cherukupalli
3. M.Veera Babu, & P. Raja Rao, VKR Degree College, Movva
Conclusion:

I pay my hearty gratitude to the elders

listening patiently to my lengthy report.
Thank you.

I Prize
II Prize
III Prize

and students

for

VI.

G.O.RELATING TO THE RECRUITMENT OF FACULTY

The Government of Andhra Pradesh, constituted the selection Committee for
recruitment of teaching staff in the Private Degree College, with the following
members, in terms of G.O.Ms.No.119, Edn(CE 1-2)Dept., dated 22-3-1991.
1.Director of collegiate Education or his nominee.
2.Head of Department/subject Expert.
3.One nominee of the concerned University.
4.Secreatary and Correspondent of the concerned college.
6.Principal of the concerned college.
The Correspondent/Secretary of the Educational Institution shall be the
Chairman of the Selection Committee.

SELECTION PROCEDURE (G.O. Ms. No.12 EDN., (CE 1-2)DEPT., DATED 10-1-1992.):
1.Weightage of marks for academic record of the candidate

50 marks

Academic Record means:

a.

For marks secured in the P.G. Degree

40 marks

b.

For M. Phil / Ph.D.

5/10 marks

2.Teaching Experience
(one mark of each completed six months of service)

10marks

3.Teaching Test

40 marks
Total: 100 marks

VII. CRETERIA FOR FACILITATING THE FACULTY FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAMMES
The following criteria are considered for selection of the members of the faculty for
participation in international seminars/conferences.
a.
b.
c.
d.

Seniority in the college/department

Merit based on the marks scored in the qualifying examination
Weight age for additional qualifications.
weight age given to those who have presented papers/participated in
national/international seminars.

For conduct of seminars /workshops sponsored by UGC/Acharya Nagarjuna

University, preference is given to P. G. Department and for U.G. Departments selection is
based on the qualification of the members of the Faculty.

S.V.R.M. COLLEGE : NAGARAM

VIII
Particulars of Infrastructure - Buildings available in the College campus with
extent of area and future expansion
A.
Existing Buildings:
Build.
Description of the
Room Roof Dimention
Total
Total
No
building
No.
SFT
SFT
Carpet Plinth
I. Correspondent's Chamber
1
RCC 20'x20'
400
622.5
Principal's Chamber
2
RCC 20'x20'
400
622.5
Office Room
3
RCC 40'x20'
800 1222.5
Staff Room
4
RCC 40'x20'
800 876.12
Staff Room
5
RCC 40'x20'
800 876.12
Girls Waiting Room
6
RCC 40'x20'
800 876.12
Girls Waiting Room
7
RCC 40'x20'
800 876.12
Mini Conference Hall
8
RCC 60'x20'
1200 1306.12
Record Room
9
RCC 20'x20'
400 446.12
II Guest House
10 RCC 32'x30'
960 1055.25
III Dept.of Botany:
Lab I
11 RCC 22.5'x23.5'
528.8
600
Lab II
12 RCC 22.5'x23.5'
528.8
600
Staff Room
13
AC 17.5'x36'
630
950
Herbarium Room
14
AC 30'x36'
1080
1575
Class Room(Botany)
15
AC 30'x36'
1080
1575
Class Rooms(4 Nos)
16,17 AC 36'x30'x4
4320
6150
18,19
IV Museum
20 RCC 60'x32'
1920 2060.25
V

Watch & Ward

21

AC 15'x12'

180

222.75

VI

Physical Education

22

RCC 60'x15'

900 1014.75

VII

N.C.C.

23

RCC 15'x12'

180

1.Chemistry Lab(Inter)
(Degree)- I
(Degree)- II
Proposed Lab I
Proposed P.G.Balance Room
Degree Balance Room
Store Room
Staff Room
Instrumentation Room
Disttled Water Plant
2.Zoology Lab:

24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33

RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC

30'x18'
30'x32'
30'x32'
30'x38'
30'x14'
30'x14'
30'x28'
30'x28'
30'x18'
12'x15'

Store Room
Lab I
Lab II
Museum Room
Staff Room
Lab III

34
35
36
37
38
39

RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC

30'x10'
30'x30'
30'x20'
30'x30'
30'x20'
30'x30'

222.75

VIII Main Building (Ground Floor)

3.First Floor:
Class Rooms(5 Nos)

40,41,42
43,44

RCC

30'x20'x2
30'x30'x3

540 614.25
960 1055.25
960 1055.25
1140 1244.25
420 488.25
420 488.25
840 929.25
840 929.25
540 614.25
180 222.75

300
900
600
900
600
900

3900

570
1170
870
1170
870
1170

5200

Staff Room
4. P.G.Courses
Building:
Staff Room
Class Rooms(2 Nos)
Lab No. 2
Lab No. 3
Preparetory Room &
Balance Room

45

RCC

10'x30'

46
47,48
49
50
51

RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC
RCC

12'x30'
30'x30'x2
30'x30'
30'x30'
30'x30'

Hexogonel
Building
30'x32'
30'x32'
20'x8'

IX

Library

52

RCC

Computer Lab 1
,, Lab 2
Staff Room
Class Rooms :
East-West Rooms
-doNorth-South (Gowdons)

53
54
55

RCC
RCC
RCC

56,57
58,59
60,61

AC
AC
AC

62,63

AC

64,65
66,67
68,69
70,71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78

AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC

20'x30'x2
20'x40'x2
20'x30'
20'x20'
20'x30'
20'x20'
20'x40'x2
20'x30'x2
20'x20'x2
30'x20'x2
55'x90'
27.5'x22.5'
27.5'x22.5'
27.5'x22.5'
27.5'x45
27.5'x45
27.5'x22.5'

79
80,81

AC
AC

40'x30'
20'x30'x2

XI

-do-

(Rooms)

West-East Rooms(6 Nos)

XII

Physics Lab (Extn)

Auditorium & Shuttle Court
Physics Lab 1
Lab 2
Lab 3
Lab 4
Staff Room
Store Room

XIII

N.R.S.C.
Physics Work shop &
Generator Room

XIV

Power Room

82

RCC

10'x8'

XV

Water Tank

83

RCC

40 Ft. Height

XVI

Motor Shed

84

RCC

10'x10'

B
1.
2.
3.
4.

300

400

360
1800
900
900
900

480
2400
1200
1200
1200

11000

12500

960
960
160

1030.12
1030.12
204.25

1200
1600
1000

1354.5
1784.5
1123.37

1000

1123.37

3600

4063.5

1200
4950
618.8
618.8
618.8
1238
1238
618.8

1354.5
5169.75
644
644
644
1302
1302
644

1200
1200

1528.75
1528.75

80

109.25

100

132.25

Feature Expansion:
Ground Floor-Examination hall, 1 class room(120x30 feet) (work under progress)
First Floor - 4 class rooms (120 x30 feet)
(
,,
,,
)
Ladies Hostel
Cycle -Shed for ladies.

S.No Particulars
1
2

Measurements

Ladies Hostel(Asbestos)
'A' Quarters(RCC)

'B' Quarters(RCC)

'B' Quarter Extension

(RCC)

'C' Quarters(RCC)

Hostel Rooms:
I Block(Mangalore Tiles)
Office
,,
'G' Block ,,
'A,B,E,F, Blocks(Asbestos)
'C,D, Blocks
,,
'J' Block with Toilets(RCC)
Lavetries & Bath Rooms
(Asbestos)

Nos.

53' x 50'
33.75'x24.25 = 818.40
12.25'x6'
= 73.50
891.90
.
34.25' x 29'
6' x 5'

43.25' x 13'
12.25' x 11'

= 993.25
= 30.00
1023.25

2,650.00

x8

7,135.20

x5

5,116.25

= 562.25
= 134.75
697.00

24.5' x 22.25' = 539.50

6' x 5' = 30.00
569.5

115' x 26.75'
32' x 26.75'
80' x 18.25'
60' x 26.75
45' x 26.75'
140' x 23.5'

Total in SFT

697.00

x8

x4
x2
x2
(Floors)
12.5' x 6.5' x 10
54' x 6.5'

4,556.00

3,076.25
856.00
1,460.09
6,420.00
2,675.00
6,580.00
812.50
351.00
22,230.75

Dinning Hall(Asbestos)

60' x 30'
30' x 18.25'
40' x 14'

1,800.00
547.50
560.00
2,907.50

Generator Room(RCC)

14.75' x 8.78'

129.00

CURRENT LIST OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES, DURATION

AND FEE STRUCTURE

X.

NAME OF THE PROGRAMME

B.A (AIDED)
B.SC (AIDED)

B.Sc (UNAIDED)
M.Sc(UN-AIDED)

DURATION

History, Economics, Politics

3 years

Mathematics, Physics Chemistry

Botany, Zoology, Chemistry
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry(E.M)
Mathematics, Electronics, Computer Science(E.M)
Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science (E.M)
Chemistry
Physics

3
3
3
3
3
2
2

years
years
years
years
years
years
years

U.G. FEE PARTICULARS

CLASS
I Inter M.P.
I Inter Bi.P
I Inter CEC
& HEC
II Inter M.P.
II Inter Bi.P
II Inter CEC
& HEC
I B.A.& B.Com
I B.Sc. MPC
I B.Sc. CBZ
I B.Sc. CPM
& MEC
II & III B.A.
& B.Com
II & III B.Sc.
MPC
II & III B.Sc.
CBZ
II & III B.Sc.
CPM & MECs

TUI.FEE
Rs.
210-00
210-00
210-00

SPL.FEE
Rs.
363-00
421-00
283-00

D.FEE
Rs.
215-00
215-00
215-00

TOTAL
Rs.
788-00
846-00
708-00

210-00
210-00
210-00

280-00
338-00
210-00

----

490-00
548-00
420-00

500-00
500-00
500-00
1000-00

554-00
662-00
705-00
737-00

-----

1054-00
1162-00
1205-00
1737-00

500-00

235-00

--

735-00

500-00

333-00

--

833-00

500-00

376-00

--

876-00

1000-00

408-00

--

1408-00

Caution
Deposit
Rs.
500
500
---

TOTAL

P.G. FEE PARTICULARS

CLASS

TUI.FEE

SPL.FEE

I M.Sc. Chemistry
I M.Sc. Physics
II M.Sc. Chemistry

Rs.
24,000
18,000
24,000

Rs.
4,000
3,000
4,000

XI.

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL

Rs.
28,500
21,500
28,000

The

Grievance Redressal Cell

was formed during the academic year

2004-

2005. The aims and objectives of the cell are

1. To consider the grievances and problems being faced by students and staff of the
college.
2. To analyse the problems and find out suitable solutions.
3. To suggest remedial measures to the College Management in order to solve the
grievances and the problems for the smooth running of the college.
Two

committees consisting of the following staff members were constituted for

this prupose.
Boys:
1.

Sri P. Jayaseela Rao

Convenor

2.

Sri P.Gopichandraswamy

Member

3.

Dr. K. Surendra Babu

1.

Smt. K. Vijaya Kumari

Convenor

2.

Smt. K.Kanakaratnam

Member

3.

Ms. M.D.V. Sreelalitha

Member

Member

Girls:

A Complaint box was put up and periodically the complaints are being scrutinized.
A waiting room for girl students was provided with proper amenities. A Dining Hall was
provided for the students who came from the suburbs. Water Coolers were installed for
the supply of drinking water to staff and students. Cycle-shed was provided for boys . We
are planning to construct the cycle-stand for girls shortly.

Coin phones facility is

provided in the College campus and in the hostel for boys, girls and staff.