Academic Calendar 2013-17

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SRI CHANDRASEKHARENDRA
SARASWATHI VISWA MAHAVIDYALAYA
(Deemed to be University established under sec. 3 of UGC Act 1956)
ENATHUR, KANCHIPURAM - 631 561.
PHONE : 27264301, 27264308, 27264293 FAX 044-27264285
www.kanchiuniv.ac.in
2013 - 2017
Academic Calendar
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Jagadguru Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal
Patron
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CONTENTS
1 PERSONAL MEMORANDA 5
2 OUR OBEISANCE 6
3 PRAYER
IN SANSKRIT 7
IN TAMILSCRIPT 9
INTELUGUSCRIPT 11
4 IMPORTANT EVENTS 13
5 BENEDICTION 14
6 DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBLEM 15
7 VISION, MISSION & CULTURE 16
8 ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY AND THE LIBRARY 17
9 RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE MAHAVIDYALAYA 18
10 BAN ON RAGGING 30
11 HOSTEL RULES AND REGULATIONS 33
12 RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE LIBRARY 37
13 OFFICIALS OFTHE MAHAVIDYALAYA 40
14 LIST OF ENDOWMENTS 50
15 COURSES OFFERED 52
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THUS SPAKE MAHASWAMI
DUTY OF THE YOUTH
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he wise have said that the purpose of our body is to help others
(Paropakrartham Idam (sarram). Even while there is enough
stamina and energy in the body, the young should engage themselves
in service. Bodily strength has to be taken care of only for rendering
service to others. More important than bodily strength is that which
comes from good conduct. We have to live a pure life in accordance
with the sstra Dharmas enjoined by our religion. Only if we are pure
like this we can do service to others properly. If there is desire and
anger, how is it possible to render proper service?
If social service is to be real, those who are engaged in it must
have strong commitment to Dharma and Satya. They should not have
fear at all. Being fearless is different from acting in violent ways. The
two should not be confused. Anjaneyaswmi is the role model for the
youth. His strength was enormous but by nature, he was peaceful
(sntam). When it became necessary to rise, he rose to be a Mahavira
and caused destruction. His intelectual strength was great. Yet he was
immersed in Bhakti, humility personified and was rendering service.
He had no fear. Yet he did not resort to violence on his own. He acted
in retaliation to violence indulged in by others. He did not use his
strength for his personal benefits. Whenever they were subject to
hardshi p by those who were cruel , he acted courageousl y i n
protecting the weak.
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1. NAME :
2. DATE OF BIRTH :
3. COURSE AND BRANCH :
4. ADMISSION NO. :
5. REGISTRATION NO. :
6. HOSTEL AND ROOM NO. :
7. PERMANENT ADDRESS :
8. TELEPHONE NO. :
RESIDENCE
MOBILE
9. BLOOD GROUP :
10. E-mail ID :
Personal Memoranda
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NAME OF THE EVENT DEPARTMENT
Apogee Electronics & Comm. Engineering
BIOS Computer Science & Engineering
ECLAT Information Technology
Vidyut Yantra Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Virinchikaa Mechanical Engineering
Kan-Fair (Marketing) Management Studies Department
& Advaita
National Science Day Science & Humanities
Mathematics Day Science & Humanities
Sanskrit Utsav Sanskrit
Spardha (Sports) University
Tarunyam (Cultural) University
Blood Donation Camp,
Disaster awareness Camp,
NSS Activities
First Aid Camp &
Special Camp at adopted Village
Important Events
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It had been the long cherished wish of the Paramacharya,
that Kanchipuram, one of the most sacred cities, should once again
rejuvenate and become a famous centre of learning that it was in
ancient time for Vedas, Sastras, Philosophy and all the branches of
knowledge
The old culverts and writings bear testimony to Kanchi being
a great centre of learning .The tradition of Ghatikasthanam
(Centre of learning) flourished in Kanchi. The institution of the
University with the blessings of the Paramacharya and bearing his
holy name, as Sri Chandra sekharendra Saraswathi Viswa
Mahavidyalaya, is a step towards fulfilling the wish of the
Paramacharya.
The approach in this University would be inter
disciplinary. The students are imparted relevant traditional wisdom
along with modern scientific knolwedge. The aim is to bring in the
benefits of our traditional wisdom to our society by appropriate
adoption/ application through modern science, technology, arts,
management and the like. The combined approach is expected to
bring in sustainable development and harmony in society.
The faculty, students and other functionaries of the
University have to dedicate themselves whole heartedly to bring into
reality the holy wish of the Paramacharya, which would be a bene-
diction to our society.
BENEDICTION
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The motto Vande Sadgurum Chandrasekharam means I
adore the Virtuous Preceptor Guru Sri Chandrasekharendra
Saraswathi Maha Swamigal, by whose name the Viswa Mahavidyalaya
is established and stands to fulfill His great vision.
The illuminous blessing palm symbolises the vast
Knowledge he transformed to generations. The joining of the thumb
and forefinger denotes the merger of Brahma and Jeeva (the advaita
philosophy), which can also be interpreted as integration of the
ancient Vedic knowledge with the modern scientific knowledge.
The Vyasapeetha (Wooden Pedestal for holding books) and the
Grantha (Palm leaves) represent Ghatikasthanam (place of knowledge)
the eighteen vidyasthanams and the sixty four traditional arts.
Description of the Emblem
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Vision
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To provide quality higher education coupled with indian Value
system and at the same time make it affordable to all sections of the
society irrespective of their social or economic standing
It is to identify innate talents of students and bring out their
hidden potentialities and in development their all round personality with
value systems.
Mission
The mission is a holistic approach to higher education with
academic standards consistent with an embedded value system, enriched
by a dynamic process of synergy. The Mantra is Educational Delight
of students engaged in study and faculty enaged in teaching and
research in their journey Towards Excellence with Creativity.
To devise and implement schemes for effectively imparting
proficiency in modern technology, at the same time instilling social
responsibility and and lofty value system enshrined in our culture.
To mould a new generation of universal citizens with confideence,
Self realization, scientific temper, professionalism, thirst of knowledge,
and contentment by the fusion of indian thought and modern scientific
methodology, in higher education.
Culture
The University envisages a culture that is characterised by
excellent faculty-student interaction and prevalence of one family
atmosphere.The emphasis is not on mere acquisition of knowledge and
its application
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but on the all-round personality development of the student and his
value system. Education is viewed not as accumulation of ideas, but as
a process of channelising them into perfection, leading to proper de-
velopment of the faculties of the student and hence lifemaking.
About the University
Kanchipuram, the seat of Goddess Kamakshi and the abode of
the seers, also houses the most sacred Mutt of Sri Kanchi Kamakoti
Peetam. Their Holiness Pujyasri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal and
Pujyasri Sankara Vijayendra Saraswathi Swamigal bestowed with the
responsibility to fulfil the wishes of their Guru, established a Viswa
Mahavidyalaya at Kanchi, which attained the status of Deemed Uni-
versity in 1993. Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi Viswa
Mahavidyalaya founded under the aegis of Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam
Charitable Trust in 1993 is located in a sprawling complex of 50 acres at
Enathur at a distance of about 4 Kilometers from Kanchipuram.
The Library
The Library building is a fusion of ancient temple architecture
and modern technology with an attempt to revive the tradition of
Ghatikasthanam. The building has three storeys with four wings,
around an extensive Central Hall, with a huge canopy in the form of Sri
Chakra. The four wings in each of the floors symbolises the spreading
of knowledge in all four directions. In the terrace, there are 64 small
vimanas representing the 64 traditional arts of Bharat, where the
scholars can study or meditate. It has in its stock nearly 1,85,000 books
in various languages, representing various Cultures, as also Science and
Technology etc. It also houses a conservation section where very rare
manuscripts are preserved. More details about our University library is
given in the University website.
Placement cell
The department is headed by a senior Faculty Member who takes
care of the placement of students in various reputed industries/ soft-
ware concerns in all engineering disciplines. Interviews are being ar-
ranged in the campus regularly.
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National Service Scheme
Our University has two N.S.S. units, each having 100 students,
guided by the trained Programme Officers. The N.S.S. activities include
Blood donation camp, Immunization programme, Eye camp, Literacy
awareness programme, Free Medical Check-up camp, AIDS awareness
programmes etc.
Physical Education
Our University has a well equipped Department of Physical
Education headed by a Physical Director. Interested students have to
contact the Physical Director and involve themselves in sports and games
in large numbers and to participate in Inter University/ National level
events and bring Laurels to the institution.
The regulations may provide for all or any of the following matters:
a. Admission of students and their discipline in the colleges and hostels
b. Constitution and functions of buildings and Works Committee,
research commi tt ee and any other commi tt ees which may be
constituted by the Board of Management from time to time
c. Courses of study and requirements to be fulfilled for the award of
degrees, diplomas, certificates and such other academic distinctions
d. The conduct of examinations, including the terms and conditions of
appointment of examiners
e. Conferment of Degrees
1. Award of degree
A UG Degree/PG Degree/Diploma/Certificate is presented at the
convocation or in absentia, as the case may be to each student who has
been admitted and enrolled for a particular programme on successful
completion of the graduation requirements for the award of such UG/
PG Degr ees/ Di pl oma/ Cer t i f i cat e degr ee i n accor dance wi t h t he
provisions of these regulations.
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2. Graduation requirements
A student undergoing instructions at the UG Degree/PG Degree/Diploma/
Certificate shall have to complete successfully the requisite courses de-
termined by the Academic Council from time to time.
3. Students responsibility
a) Every student admitted, enrolled and undergoing instructions in a
course leading to the award of Degree/Diploma/Certificate is ex-
pected to know the general academic regulations to qualify himself
for the award of the said degree and is further expected to assume
full responsibility for complying with the same.
b) A student admitted and enrolled to an academic programme should
attend classes regularly as per rules and shall pay such fee to the
Mahavidyalaya as decided by Mahavidyalaya which will be notified
from time to time
c) In no case shall the requirements of these Regulations be waived or
exemption made simply because a student pleads ignorance of the
same.
4. Maintenance of discipline among the students of the
Mahavidyalaya
The discipline of students of the Mahavidyalaya will be monitored
as per the provisions made and prevailing in the rules and regulations of
the Mahavidyalaya for the time being, and the modifications thereof, which
will be notified from time to time.
5. Changes or modifications
a) Changes or modifications in these Regulations made from time to
time by the competent authority would be effective from the date as
may be decided by the Board of Management of the Mahavidyalaya
to all the students who are on roll on that date and after.
b) In the event of any difficulty arising at any time in the implementa-
tion and interpretation of any provision in these Regulations, the
decision of the Board of Management shall be final and binding on
all concerned.
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6. Regulations for Extra-ordinary situations
Any matter which is not concerned with the provisions of the
cl auses of t hese Regul at i ons or i s beyond t he purvi ew of t hese
Regulations, may be considered by the Academic Council depending on
the merit of the case and for any other issue/situation which may be
refer red t o t he Academi c Counci l by t he Regi st rar / Cont rol l er of
Examinations and duly approved by the Board of Management of the
Mahavidyalaya thereof.
7. Last date
Normally the last date for any purpose shall be the date as
declared to be so. However, in the event of the declared last date turning
out to be a non-working day for any unforeseen reason, the immediate
next working day shall be treated as the last date.
8. Refund of fees
a) No fees other than caution deposit remitted by a student shall be
refunded.
b) Refund of fees remitted at the time of admission, on withdrawal at
any point of time during the middle of a programme shall be made as
per regulations of UGC or any other regulatory body empowered to
direct the same.
9. Academic Calendar
I . The Academic Calendar specifying the schedule of academic activi-
ties shall be prepared and notified by the Mahavidyalaya for each
academic year preferably a month ahead of the beginning of each
academic year.
II. The Academic Calendar shall include academic activities such as
commencement of instructions, examinations (Internal, External), co-
curricular and extra-curricular activities such as seminars, sympo-
siums, cultural meet, sports meet and so on and holidays.
10. Academic Year and semester
I . The Academic Year of the Mahavidyalaya shall ordinarily be from
July to June and shall consist of two semesters subject to modifica-
tion from time to time
II. A semester shall consist of a minimum number of 90 instructional
working days (excluding the days required for examinations). The
first semester (odd semester) of an academic year shall ordinarily
spread over the period from July to December and the second se-
mester (even semester) from January to June each year.
11. Curriculum structure
I . There shall be a well defined curriculum structure for each of the
academic programme in the Mahavidyalaya, approved by the
Academic Council.
II. Details of curriculum and syllabus shall be as decided by each Board
of Studies which shall be approved by the Academic Council and
Board of Management of the Mahavidyalaya with provisions for
modi f i cat i on f r om t i me t o t i me as per t he needs of t he
specializations concerned.
III. The curriculum structure shall specify the following
a. Objective
b. Broad Area
c. Maximum credits
d. Minimum credit requirements
e. Core and Elective courses
f . Semester-wise distribution of courses
g. Lecture, Tutorial, Practical breakup for each of the course
h. Maximum credit allowed per semester
i. Lesson plan
j. Evaluation plan
12. Syllabus
I . Ther e shal l be a syl l abus f or each cour s e of f er ed by t he
Mahavidyalaya. The syllabus shall consist of the following
a. Broad topics of theory and practical sessions where ever applicable
that are to be covered in the course
b. List of Text books prescribed for each subjects with publishers details
c. List of reference books with publishers details
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13. Admission
The Mahavidyalaya shall admit and enroll students, undertake and
supervise the instructi ons, and award of degrees in the foll owing
disciplines, nomenclature being as notified by the Mahavidyalaya in
accordance with the regulations of the UGC. Student admissions to the
pr ogr ammes off ered by t he Mahavi dyal aya shal l be t aken up by
Admission committee constituted for the purpose in conformity with
admission regulations.
14. Gap Certificate
In case of a gap between the complet ion of the quali fyi ng
exami nat ion and t he year of admission at the Mahavidyal aya the
candidate must produce a Gap Certificate from the Police Authorities or
an Affidavit specifying his/her occupation during the gap period.
15. Submission of Migration certificate/No objection certificate
A student seeking admission to a programme with a certificate of
qualifying examination of other University must produce Migration
Certificate/No Objection Certificate from the University concerned at
the time of admission to Mahavidyalaya programmes.
16. Change of Branch
The change of Branch facility shall generally not be available to
any candidate who has obtained admission to our university. However,
upon genuine request arising out of unavoidable circumstances, duly
recommended by the Head of the Department and the Dean (Academics),
the Vice-Chancellor may approve with conditions as he may deem fit.
17. Code of Conduct for students and Discipline Rules
i. Each and ever y st udent admi t t ed, enr ol l ed and under goi ng
instructions for a programme of the Mahavidyalaya shall strictly
follow the rules and regulations of the Mahavidyalaya.
ii. Students are expected to uphold the prestige of the Mahavidyalaya
and therefore are strictly prohibited from participating in any activity
that would be detrimental to the interest of the Mahavidyalaya.
iii. All students shall attend the classes regularly and without fail.
iv. Students should be dressed neatly and properly in the campus.
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Students should wear only formal dresses withi n the campus.
Wearing T-shirts within the premises should strictly be avoided.
v. Students should attend the Mahavidyalaya prayer every day morning.
vi. Every student must be self-disciplined while attending classes.
vii. Any student dist urbing t he class-room atmosphere or causi ng
inconvenience in any form to the teacher or to other students shall be
suspended from att endi ng classes and he/she shall be marked
absent.
viii. Any st udent f ound caus i ng damage t o t he pr oper t y of t he
Mahavidyalaya will be liable to disciplinary action and he/she should
bear the repair/replacement charges of the damaged property. In case
of failure to identify a student who is responsible for any damage the
Mahavidyalaya shall levy the repair/replacement charges from the
group of students occupying the area where the damage is identified.
ix. Students are strictly forbidden from taking part in any activity
prejudicial to the objectives of Mahavidyalaya.
x. Students indulging in violence to self or by coercion, direct/indirect,
such as hunger strike for enforcing their will on the Mahavidyalaya
shall be liable for punishment.
xi. Every student should carry the identity card issued during enrollment
while attending classes and should produce the same to authorities
on demand.
xii. A student will be expelled from the Mahavidyalaya under the
following circumstances:
a) Unsatisfactory performance and progress in academics
b) Participation in anti-national, political and illegal activities
c) Instigating and participating in strike/misbehavior/misconduct of any
type
d) Disobedience and deviation from the rules of the Mahavidyalaya and
e) Indulging in any form of ragging
xiii. Any type of dues to the Mahavidyalaya will disqualify a student to
attend classes/appearing for examinations.
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xiv. Wi thdrawal from a programme is all owed onl y under special
circumst ances and with proper authori tative request from the
parents.
xv. Students are strictly prohibited from smoking, chewing pawn and
consuming any type of alcoholic beverages or intoxicating drugs. The
defaulters will be summarily expelled from the Mahavidyalaya.
18. System of Teaching
Rules pertaining to Courses, Credits, Duration of the Programme,
Registration for Courses, Assessment, Student Counselor, Withdrawal
from a Cour se, Temporar y Br eak of St udy, Movement t o Hi gher
Semesters, Substitute Arrangement and Passing and Declaration of
Examinations for Choice Based Credit System are as designed subject to
modi fi cat i on from t i me t o t i me by t he Board of St udi es of each
Department and duly approved by the Academic Council and Board of
Management of the Mahavidyalaya which will be available and published
in the Syllabus Book of each Department.
19. Attendance Rules
To be eligible to appear for the examination in a particular course,
a student must put in a minimum of 80% attendance in the course.
However, the Vice Chancellor may condone shortage of attendance to
the extent of 10% in exceptional circumstances on the recommendation
of the Head of the Department concerned and Dean.
Normally the following circumstances may be considered for
condonation:
a) Aut hori zed absence under official decisions to represent the
Mahavidyalaya in any State or National level important events such
as cultural meet, sports meet, seminars, symposiums or such other
extra and co-curricular activities the Mahavidyalaya deems fit
b) Death of a close relative. If a student fails to attend classes due to
deat h of his/her parent/Guardian, brothers, si sters, spouse or
children he/she shall intimate the same to the Mahavidyalaya within
7 days of such an occurrence.
Under no circumstances shall the condonation be extended for
attendance falling below 70%, and the candidate having attendance
of below 70% shall be detained.
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20. Examinations
1) General
a. It is the responsibility of each student admitted to the Mahavidyalaya
to a programme of study to ensure that he/she is familiar with all
relevant regulations and examination requirements.
b. The teaching and examination scheme of a programme offered by
t he Mahavi dyal aya shal l be as per t he respect i ve prescri bed
curriculum framed as per regulation 12 above and circulated subject
to revision and modifications made by the authorities from time to
time.
c. A subject may have some or all of the following heads of passing as
may be prescribed in the teaching and examination scheme of the
curriculum.
a) Theory
b) Practical
c) Term work
d) Oral
e) Project
f) Seminar.
d. Each head shall have separate marks. The maximum marks and
minimum marks required for each passing head of a subject shall
be given i n t he rel at ed t eachi ng and exami nat i on scheme of
curriculum.
e. A student shall be admitted to any examination in a subject only if
he/ s he has r egi s t er ed f or t hat subj ect and pai d neces sar y
examination fees prescribed by the Mahavidyalaya.
f . The examination fees paid by a student shall not be refundable.
g. A student shall be allowed in an examination only after she/he is
issued an Admit card for the purpose for the relevant examination.
2) End term examinations
End term examinations shall be conducted centrally at the end of the
semester as per Academic Calendar unless or otherwise notified.
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The schedule for the end term theory examinations shall be issued
by the Controller of Examinations from time to time with sufficient
preparatory interval ahead of the commencement of the examinations.
Arrear examinations, if any, shall be held with the normal end
semester examinations.
Students with backlogs shall clear their backlog subjects along with
regular students of lower semester(s) in subsequent year or in the
same year if a subject is offered in both terms.
3) Practical examinations
a. The practical examination shall be conducted before the end term
theory examination.
b. The concerned course teacher shall conduct the practical examination.
4) Notwithstanding the submission of application, payment of
examination fees and allotment of registration number and admit card/
hall ticket, the result/performance of a student at the examination would
be cancelled if it is later found that the applicant was not eligible for
admission to the relevant semester/year and for admission to the said
examination.
5) Detention
A student who does not fulfill the eligibility criteria to appear for
examination, of non completion of satisfactory term work, deficiency in
attendance, has not paid the examination fees or cleared dues to the
Mahavidyalaya, shall be treated as defaulter and be disallowed for
examination and detained in the same class. Such student shall not be
al lowed to appear for exami nati on even though he has submi tt ed
examination form and examination fees.
6) Hall Tickets/Admit cards
The Controller of examinations shall issue hall tickets/admit cards to
each eligible student who has applied for examination. Each student
appearing for examination must possess a proper hall ticket/admit card
and a valid identity card issued by the Mahavidyalaya and produce the
same as and when demanded by an authorized person during examination.
If a candidate is unable to produce on demand the mandatory
documents during the examination he may not be allowed to appear for
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the examination.
7) Code of conduct during examination
i. Each student should be present 15 minutes before the commence-
ment time of an examination and should enter the examination hall
with permission of the invigilator.
ii. No student may leave the examination hall during the first hour of
the examination.
iii. No student will be admitted to the examination hall more than half
hour after the start of the examination.
iv. No st udent shal l be permi t t ed i n t he exami nat i on hal l wi t h
intoxication of any type.
v. No food or drink is permitted in the examination hall.
vi. Students are not permitted to have any item with them other than
items which are approved for use during the examination.
vii. Borrowing of any material such as pens, pencils, ink etc. in the
examination hall during an examination will not be permitted.
viii. Students are not permitted to bring mobile phones, or any electronics
equipment other than a standard scientific calculator in to the
examination hall.
ix. If after reading the question paper a student wishes to withdraw
from the examination he/she will not be allowed to do so until one
hour after the start of the examination.
x. Students wishing to leave the examination hall temporarily may not
do so unless accompanied by an invigilator.
xi. No person may enter or leave the examination hall without the
permission of the invigilator.
xii. A student must not or any pretext whatsoever, speak to or have any
communication with any other student in the examination hall.
8) Acts of malpractice in examinations and punishments thereof
a) The following acts in the examination hall shall be considered
as malpractice in the examination
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i. Possession of any type of printed/Xerox /written materials in the
form of book, loose sheets or any possible scribe form pertaining or
not pertaining to the examination
ii. Possession of programmable calculators, mobile phones, pagers,
organizers, digital memory pad or any other electronic material
iii. Writing any matter, formula, definitions, sketches, in any part of the
candidates body, dress, instrument, box, calculator cover, wall, table,
drawing board, question paper, hall tickets, or any place in the
examination hall
iv. Writing any appeal to examiner offering money or any irrelevant
matters in the answer book, attaching money in answer books and
giving contact address or telephone numbers
v. Wri ting the register number anywhere in the answer book or
additional sheets other than in the space allotted for the purpose
vi. Noting down the answers of problem in question paper before
leaving the examination hall
vii. Tearing of sheets from the answer book or additional sheets
viii. Possession of tables, handbooks or code books in the examination
hall which are not permitted
ix. Talking with neighbors, showing signs or signals to others in the
examination hall or verandah
x. Exchanging hall tickets, question papers, scales, calculators or
instrument boxes with other candidate in the examination hall
xi. Showing the answer book or additional sheet to the neighboring
students or allowing other student to copy in the examination hall
xii. Giving on getting the answer book or additional sheet to or from
neighboring student to copy
xiii. Telling the answer or formula related to any of the question to
others writing the examination
xiv. Inserting pre-written sheets into the main answer book
xv. Replacing the answer book supplied in the hall be pre-prepared
answer book brought by the candidate himself or got from outsiders
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xvi. Writing answers in main answer book or additional sheets from
outside the hall and passing the same to any candidate writing the
examination for replacement or attachment
xvii. Refusing to give written statement, refusing to receive show cause
notice, absenting from enquiries, running away from examination hall
when caught for any malpractice, trying to destroy the evidences by
tearing, swallowing, erasing, throwing away the bits or materials
xviii. Writing filthy, indecent or vulgar words or sketching obscene figures
or any other figures which are not relevant to the examination in the
answer book or additional sheets attached
xix. Involving in acts of threats or violence, creating disturbance inside
or outside the examination hall, preventing other candidate from
entering the hall, misbehavior with the supervising staff
xx. Repetitive action of malpractice whether in the same sitting or in
different sitting in a course of study
xxi. Taking away the written answer book, without handing over the same
to the hall superintendant
xxii. Trying to take away or damage other candidates answer book or
additional sheet
xxiii. Violating any other special rules or regulations prescribed then and
there by the authorities concerned
xxiv. Impersonation arranging some other person to write the examination
for the candidate or attempting to write the examination for some-
body else
xxv. Assaulting physically or attempting to attack any examination staff
while being caught or booked for any malpractice
xxvi. Causing damage to examination records
xxvii. Arranging outside persons to terrorize the examination staff
xxviii. Leaving the examination hall with the question paper before the
expiry of the period prescribed in spite of the warning of the hall
superintendent or additional superintendent
xxix. Causing damage to the belongings of Examiners or any other
property in the examination hall as an act of vengeance
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b) The candidate booked under any of the above mentioned act of
malpractice shall be recommended for any one or more of the
following punishment by the Disciplinary Action Committee chaired
by the Dean Academics depending on the nature and severity of the
malpractice
i. The answer script of the concerned subject shall not be valued
ii. All papers of the concerned semester excluding practical shall be
cancelled
iii. All papers of the concerned semester including practical shall be
cancelled
iv. All papers in that sitting including practical shall be cancelled and
the candidate shall be debarred for two end semester examinations
as the case may be
v. Any other suitable punishment the committee deem fit depending
upon the gravity of the case
c) If there is an evidence of malpractice without sufficient proof, the
student may be let off with a warning and sufficient instruction for
not to repeat or involve any malpractice.
22. Prohibition of Ragging
1) Ragging in any form is treated as cognizable offence.
2) Ragging in the perverse forms has the effect of dehumanization of
the individual affecting him/her self-esteem.
3) Ragging in any form is banned in the Mahavidyalaya. Any one
indulging in ragging is liable to be punished appropriately.
4) Good conduct and not indulging in any form of ragging during any
semester will also be one of the criteria for session evaluation.
5) Forms of ragging
Display of noisy disorderly conduct, teasing, excitement by rough or
rude treatment or handling, indulging in rowdy, indiscipline activities which
causes or likely to cause annoyance, undue hardship, physical or
psychological harm or raise apprehension or fear in a fresher, asking the
students to do any act or perform something which such a student will
not do in the ordinary course and which causes him/her life, to address
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seniors as sir or any other unusual manner, to perform mass drills, to copy
class routines, to crack vulgar jokes, to do menial jobs, to answer / ask
vulgar questions, to look at pornographic pictures to shock the fresher-s
out of their innocence to force drink alcohol, scalding tea, to do acts with
sexual overtones, to force to do acts which can lead to physical injury, to
strip, kiss, etc. to take anything fearfully, to ask to bring money, any act
which detracts from human dignity or violates him/her person, wrongful
restraint wrongful confinement, use of criminal force, to force to bring
any article and such other activities.
6) The following places and any other places indentified as vulnerable
location according to the Ragging Prohibition Act shall be considered as
localities of ragging.
Hostel block and messes, Vacant classrooms, Canteen, Bus stand,
Tea shop, Students activity centres, Play grounds, Library, Vicinity of the
Institution, Students dwelling places, Apartments, Hostels, Buses,
Gardens, Parks, Beaches, Railway station, Trains, Temples and such other
places.
7) Possible punishment for those who are found guilty of participation
in or abetment of ragging.
Cancellation of Admission, Suspending from attending classes, With-
holding all benefits, Debarring from appearing in any test/examination, With-
hol di ng r esul t s, Debar r i ng f r om r epr esent i ng t he Ins t i t ut i on,
Suspensi on from t he Host el s, Expul si on from the Inst i tut i on and
consequent debarring from admission to any other Institution, Fine up to
Rs.25000/-, Rigorous imprisonment up to three years.
23. Prescribed Fees
i. Course f ees
a. Every student admitted and enrolled for a course shall pay the fee
as notified at the time of admission.
b. Date of fee remittance shall be notified by the university well in
advance at the time of commencement of every semester.
c. In case a student fails to remi t the prescribed fee wit hin the
notified period, he/she shall not be allowed to attend the classes.
d. The fee structure of the university is subject modification from time
to time and the same will be notified.
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24. Conferment of Degrees
Each candidate who is eligible to receive degree shall submit
applications for admission to his degree in the prescribed form with the
prescribed fee at the end of final semester / year of the course to the
Controller of Examinations and the degrees shall be conferred upon the
candidate during the ensuing convocation. No candidate who has not
thus submitted applications shall be admitted to a convocation.
MEDICAL CENTRE
A Medical centre is functioning on the campus to provide the
required medical care to students and faculty and for emergency / first
aid medical needs.
Faculites Available : Medical Camps :
V 24x7 Medical Attention V Diabetes & Hypertension
V General Medical Consultation Screening Camp
Allopathy & Ayurveda V Eye Check up Camp
V Pathology Lab V ENT Camp
V Dispensary Services V Dermatology Camp
V Ambulance Service V Arthrities & Spondolities Camp
V Pain Relief Camp
Specialists Services : Service to the Society :
Specialist Services available On Medically under privileged village
Appoinment on Appinted days
V Dentistry V Medically under privileged village
V Ophthalmology V Rural Schools
V Dermatology V Vrdhashramams (Old Age Homes)
V ENT V Paatashaals
V Obstetrics & Gynecology
V Pediatrics
V Surgery
S. No. Staff Name Designation Contact Number
1. Sri.V. Subramanian Officer i/c 9445368997
2. Dr. G. Sridar JMO & Sys. 8220760601
Administrator
3. Dr.S.Ramabadhara Sainathan JMO 9710699345
4. Sri. S. Sundaramoorthy Head Nurse 9944892190
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Hostel Rules and Regulations
Hostel rules pertaining to students
Admission to Hostels
The student who wants admission to Viswa Mahavidyalaya hostels shall
apply to the Hostel Administrative Officer in the prescribed application
form Admissions to Hostels are made by the approval of the Hostel
Administrative Officer
Before admission each student has to pay the prescribed fees
Every student seeking admission to the Viswa Mahavidyalaya Hostels
has to give an under taking in writing endorsed by parents to the effect
that he is aware of all hostel rules and he shall abide all the hostel rules
and regulations and he shall not indulge in any type of ragging.
Every student shall attach his recent photograph with parents to the
application for admission to Hostels
Every student shall give correct contact address with immediate contact
number of his parents in the application form
Hostel admission shall not be given to the following categories of
students
The students who have hostel dues
The students who were punished for violating Hostel rules
The stuents who have contagious diseases
Every student admitted to the hostel will be issued a Hostel Identity Card
Every student has to keep the Hostel Identity Card safely
Loss of Hostel Identity Card shall be informed immediately
Duplicate ID card will be issued on payment of the cost
The ID card shall be returned to the Hostel at the time of vacating Hostel
A fine of Rs.250 will be deducted from the caution deposit for non return
of Hostel ID card
The Hostel ID cards must be shown for verification whenever required
by an authorized person
All inmates in the Hostel has to maintain standards of behavior expected
of a student
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Every student shall wear decent dress
Every student shall behave properly and gently
Every student shall maintain discipline in the Hostel
The following are banned in the Hostels
Ragging in all forms
Smoki ng, chewi ng pawns, consumi ng any type of al cohol or any
intoxicating drugs
Bringing outside food inside the Hostels
Shouting loudly, whistling, playing music system loudly, affixing posters
or photos on walls and glass panels or windows
Playing cards
Using objectionable language
Staying outside the Hostels after the Hostel hours
Remaining in the Hostels during class hours
Going outside without permission of the Warden
Celebrating birthday in the Hostel
Forming Group
Bringing outsiders inside the Hostel
Using computers and electrical appliances without permission of the
Warden
Residing outside the Hostel without permission of the Warden
Playing audio system beyond the stipulated time
Convening Meetings inside the Hostel
Put up notices on the Board
Making damage to the Hostel property
Changing the allotted room
Occupying or sleeping in others room
Entering the Hostel in intoxicated state
Cooking in room
Participating in any antinational antisocial activity
Displace any Hostel furniture
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Throwing plastic wastes inside the Hostel
Firing crackers
Keeping valuable cell phones, camera cell phones, cameras, gold and
such other things
Doing any kind of business in the Hostel
Occupying a room without allotment
Exchanging of an allotted room without approval
Seeing or carrying unauthorized/illegal movies inside the hostel
Any violation of the above shall be viewed seriously and stringent action
will be taken against the students those who violate the rules
Cost of Damage or loss of property will be recovered from the student if
identified, or from all the students residing a particular place
The period between 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. shall be silence period in the Hostel
During the silence period students should not make any noises which
may disturb others, strict silence may be observed
Students can study during the silence period
The entire inmate shall be their respective rooms during the silence pe-
riod
No student shall go to others room after 9.30 p.m.
TV rooms and common rooms shall be closed between 10 p.m. to 6 am
No student shall enter in the Hostel after 10 p.m.
No student shall go outside the Hostel without the permission of the War-
den and signing the Register
No student shall enter the hostel without signing the Register
Best practices
Get up at least before 6 a.m. daily Keep the room clean
Dress decently Keep the campus cleanly
Dine properly in time Do some physical exercise daily
Do prayer of own choice daily Go to classes regularly
Behave well with all Be friendly with all
Speak sweet words with smile Utilize learning resources
Switch off lights, fans, computers, Go to sleep or study at 9.30 p.m. daily
and etc while not in use
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Library functions on all working days.
Working Hours : 9:00 a.m. - 8:00p.m.
Circulation Hours : 9:30a.m. - 4:45p.m.
and between 9. 00 a.m. 4. 40 p.m. on all Saturdays & Sundays
Except, declared Holidays
1. While entering the Library, every person shall be required to
write legibly his/ her USER ID, Name, Class, in and out time.
The user will sign in the register, which is available at the
entrance of the library, specially provided for the purpose.
2. The readers / users shall not carry any personal belongings,
except purses and plain sheets, beyond the Property Counter.
These shall be deposited at the Property Counter and a token
should be obtained from the Library Attendant on duty.
3. Books / Journals should be either handed over to the Library
staff on duty or placed on tables provided therein.
4. Any kind of marking, underlining or writing on the pages of
books, periodicals etc. is absolutely forbidden.
5. Please return / renew the books / Journals / CDs on or before
the due date. A fine is collected on overdue books/ Journals.
6. Users are strictly advised not to exchange or transfer their
library membership cards with anybody.
7. While returning / renewing the books, users are suggested to
come and get their own member ID cards.
8. Users are asked to inform the changes of branches to the
librarian and get new membership cards.
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9. All the users are requested to submit their stamp size photos
as follows:
All B.E. Students - 4 nos.
All P.G. Students - 5 nos.
All Research Scholars - 8 nos.
All Teaching Staff - 9 nos.
All Non - Teaching Staff - 4 nos.
All Officers - 4 nos.
10. The Library shall not be held responsible for any article not
claimed before closing time.
11. Binding Charges:
In case of any damage found at the time of return of
material(s), the
borrower has to pay Rs.50/- as binding charges.
12. Loss / Mutilation / Papers Missing :
Replacement of the same or latest edition of the same material, which
is found lost. Otherwise, the cost will be calculated on the basis of
the following:
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For Books For Journals For CDs
Cost of the Book
+ 50%
a) If a single issue Cost+100%
b) If bound volume Cost +200%
Cost of the related
Book / CD+100%
in addition to the above calculation the user has to pay Over
Due Charges (for late return), if any. The user may collect the
Paper Missing / Mutilated material for his use after paying
the relevant penalty.
13. A user will obtain a No Due Certificate (NDC) from the
library after returning all the books / j ournals issued and
after paying dues, if any, on the expiry of withdrawal of
membership.
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a. Users shall maintain perfect decorum and silence in the
library.
b. All users, permitted to use the library shall not mutilate,
disfigure, deface by wri t i ng i n t he margi ns or by
underlining sentences or by marking passages or by damag-
ing in any other way a book /periodical / map / chart any
other property of the library.
c. No tracing or mechanical reproduction of any book or any
other material shall be made without the prior permission of
the library-in-charge
d. Users shall leave their seats at least fifteen minutes before
the closing time of the library.
e. The library reserves the right to cancel the membership of
any user found misbehaving in the library.
f . when the user has any complaints about the services pro-
vided by the library, he / she should not enter into an argu-
ment with the library staff. Instead they are advised to either
bring it to the notice of the library-in-charge or write the same
and put it in the suggestion box kept separately in
the library office for this purpose.
14. Photocopying Service:
Reprography / Xerox / Photocopy facility is extended only
for the printed materials available in the library. The user has
to submit the requisition form available for this purpose along
wi th the materi al to be photocopi ed to the l i brary staf f.
Photocopies can be had on payment of Rs. 0.75/- per page.
TIMING FOR XEROX SERVICES : 2:30p.m. - 4:00p.m.
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Registrar
Prof. Dr. G. SRINIVASU
Dean, Faculty of Arts & Humanities
&
Dean, Sanskrit & Indian Culture (in charge)
Prof. Dr. NARAYAN JEE JHA
Dean , Faculty of Education
&
Dean, Faculty of Science (in charge)
Prof.Dr.K.V.S.N.MURTHY
Dean (Faculty of Engineering and Technology)
Prof.K.C.SRINIVAS
Dean (Faculty of Management Studies)
Prof. Dr. K.P.V. RAMANAKUMAR
Chief Administrative Officer
Sri. G. RAMACHANDRAN
Controller Of Examinations
Prof. Dr. G.P.RAMAN
Director (Research & Publications)
Prof.Dr. T.VENUGOPAL
OFFICIALS OF THE MAHAVIDYALAYA
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Vice - Chancellor
Prof. Dr. V.S. VISHNU POTTY
Chancellor
Prof. Dr. S. JAYARAMA REDDY
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The Members of Board of Management
Prof.Dr.V.S. Vishnu Potty
Chairman - BOM
Vice-Chancellor
SCSVMV
Enathur, Kanchipuram
Dr.S.Srinivasan
Principal,
Saradha Gangadharan College
Lake Road, Velrampet
Puducherry
Prof.Sannidhanam Sudarsana Sarma
Vice Chancellor
Sri Venkateswara Vedic University
Alipiri-Chandragiri Bypass Road
Tirupati-517 502
Andhra Pradesh
Dr.V.Abhai Kumar
Principal
Thiagaraja College of Engineering
Madurai - 625 015
Prof.A.V.Balasubramanian
Director
Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems
No.30, Gandhi Mandapam Road
Kotturpuram
Chennai-600 085
Prof.Dr.G.P.Raman
Controller of Examinations
SCSVMV
Enathur, Kanchipuram-631 561
Sri. N. Ramasharma
Managing Trustee
Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam Charitable Trust
Sankara Mutt
Kanchipuram - 631 502
Prof. K.C. Srinivas
Dean (Faculty of E&T)
SCSVMV
Enathur, Kanchipuram
Prof.Dr.K.V.S.N.Murthy
Dean, Faculty of Education & Science i/c.
Department of Education
SCSVMV
Enathur, Kanchipuram-631 561
Dr. P.R.Swaminathan
Professor
Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Ayurveda College and
Hospital
Nazarathpet, Poonamalle-602 123
Thiruvallur District, Tamil Nadu
Sri.R. Viswanath
Associate Professor
Dept. of Electronics & Communication Engg.
SCSVMV
Enathur, Kanchipuram.
Prof. Dr. G. SRINIVASU
Registrar & Secretary BOM
SCSVMV
Enathur, Kanchipuram.
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The Members of Academic Council
Chairman : Prof. Dr. V.S. Vishnu Potty
Vice-Chancellor
Pro Vice-Chancellor :
Deans : Dr. K.P.V. Ramanakumar
Management Studies
Prof. Dr. Narayan Jee Jha
Arts and Humanities, Sanskrit and Indian Culture
Dr. S. Swaminathan
Health Science
Prof. K. C. Srinivas
Engineering and Technology
Prof. Dr. K.V.S.N. Murthy
Education, Science
Heads : Dr. S. Venugopalan
Sanskrit and Indian Culture
Sri. B. Balaji Srinivasan
Management Studies
Dr. N.R. Anathanarayanan
Computer Science and Applications
Sri. R. Vasanth Kumar Mehta
Computer Science and Engineering
Dr. M. Rathinakumar
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Dr. M. Sivanandam
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Dr. M. Vetrivel
Mechanical Engineering
Dr.P. Shanmugapriya
Information Technology
Sri. V. Swaminathan
Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
Sri. N. Seshadri Sekhar
Civil & Structural Engineering
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Prof. Dr. A. Jayalakshmi
Mat hs
Prof. Dr. S. Balaji
Chemistry
Prof. C.V. Venkatakrishnan
Physics
Prof. Dr. R. Venkataraman
English
Dr. Ramadas Maganti
Ayurveda
Professors : Dr. S. Rajalakshmi, Dept. of CSE
Dr. G. Sriram (Dept. of Mechanical Engineering)
Dr. Siva Ramakrishna Pisipaty (Dept. of Sanskrit & Indian Culture)
Dr. T. Venugopal (Dept. of Mathematics)
Dr. P.R. Swaminathan (Dept. of Ayurveda)
Dr. P.A. Sudhir (Dept. of Ayurveda)
Associate Professors : Dr. K. Sivakumar (Chemistry)
Dr. T. Rajmohan (Mechanical Engineering)
Mrs. R. Malathi (Electrical and Electronics Engineering)
Assistant Professors : Sri. M.S. Ramaratnam (Management Studies)
Sri. M. Senthil Kumar (Electronics & Communication Engineering)
Sri. S. Prabakaran (Electrical and Electronics Engineering)
Educationalists : Sri. S. Govindarajan, Technical Advisor (UCAL)
Prof. Dr. V. Kamakoti, Professor, IIT, Chennai
Dr. V. Abhiramasundaram, Professor, RM Vivekananda College
Co-opted Members : Dr. H. G. Srinath, Technical Director, CCTRF, Chennai
Dr. N. Kumarappan, Professor of Electrical Engg., Chidambaram
Prof. M.S.S. Varadan, Chairman, Om Consultants (I) Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
Sl. No. Name of the Staff Designation
Sanskrit & Indian Culture
1 Dr.SIVA RAMAKRISHNA PISIPATY Professor
2 Dr.S.VENUGOPALAN Associate Professor / HOD
3 Dr.DEBAJYOTI JENA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
4 Dr.G.SANKARANARAYANAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
5 Dr.A.VENKATARADHESHYAM (on lien) Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
6 Dr.MANORANJAN SENAPATY Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
7 Dr.HIRALAL DASH Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
8 Dr.G.S.V.DATTATREYA MURTHY Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
9 Sri.G.JAYA MANIKYA SHASTRI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
10 Dr.SUJATHA RAGHAVAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
11 Dr.K.S.SIVAKUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Management Studies
12 Prof.V.G.SARANGAN Professor
13 Sri.B.BALAJI SRINIVASAN Assistant Professor (Stage - III) / HOD
14 Sri.M.S.RAMARATHNAM Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
15 Dr.V.RAMANATHAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
16 Mrs.T.THIRUMALESWARI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
17 Sir.R.JAYARAMAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
18 Ms.A.VANITHA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
Computer Science Applications
19 Dr.N.R.ANANTHANARAYANAN Assistant Professor (Stage - III) / HOD
20 Sri.T.NIRMAL RAJ Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
21 Dr.S.PRAKASAM Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
22 Sri.S.BABU Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
23 Sri.V.RAMESH Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
24 Sri.M.KANNAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
25 Ms.K.MYTHILI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
26 Sri.J.SRINIVASAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
27 Sri.M.KRISHNA MOORTHY Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
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Computer Science & Engineering
28 Dr.S.RAJALAKSHMI Professor
29 Sri.R.VASANTH KUMAR MEHTA Assistant Professor (Stage - II) / HOD
30 Sri.M.SENTHIL KUMARAN Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
31 Ms. C.SUNITHA RAM Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
32 Ms.V.GEETHA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
33 Ms.E.PADMA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
34 Sri.B.SANKARA SUBRAMANIAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
35 Ms. C.K.GOMATHY Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
36 Ms. D.GAYATHRI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
37 Sri.S.RAMAMOORTHY Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
38 Ms.R.POORVADEVI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
39 Sri.J.S.SHYAM MOHAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
40 Sri.THIRUNAVUKKARASU Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
41 Dr.S.SANTHI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
42 Sri.D.THAMARAISELVI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
43 Ms.T.JAYANTHI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
44 Ms.R.PREMA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
45 Sri.M.PRASATH PANDIYAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
46 Ms.M.GAYATHRI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
47 Sri.K.SIVA KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
48 Sri.E.SANKAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
49 Sri.V.BALU Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Information Technology
50 Dr.P.SHANMUGA PRIYA Associate Professor / HOD
51 Sri.R.MANICKAVASAGAM Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
52 Ms.M.SARASWATHI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
53 Dr.C.PARTHASARATHY Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
54 Sri. N.KUMARAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
55 Sri.K.SRINIVASAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
56 Dr.M.RATHINAKUMAR Professor /HOD
57 Sri.S.SENTAMIL SELVAN Associate Professor
58 Ms.R.MALATHI Associate Professor
59 Sri.D.SATYANARAYANA Associate Professor
60 Sri.N.ASHOK KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
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61 Sri.S.PRABAKARAN Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
62 Sri. B. KANDAVEL Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
63 Ms.K.ANISHA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
64 Sri.M.MAHENDRAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
65 Sri.A.S.VISWANATHAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
66 Sri.R.KARTHIKEYAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
67 Ms.P.RAJALAKSHMI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
68 Mrs.R.JAYANTHI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
69 Sri.S.RAJA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
70 Ms.V.MALATHI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
71 Ms.D.VANITHA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
72 Mrs.S.RENUKADEVI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
73 Ms.S.BHARATHI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
74 Ms.S.LAVANYA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Electronics and Communication Engineering
75 Dr.M.SIVANANDAM Professor / HOD
76 Sri.R.VISWANATH Associate Professor
77 Sri.G.SENTHIL KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
78 Sri.A.RAJASEKARAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
79 Sri.P.VENKATESAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
80 Sri.S.VIJAYARAGHAVAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
81 Sri.M.SENTHIL KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
82 Sri.S.OM KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
83 Sri.SRIRAM GURUMOORTHY Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
84 Ms.R.JAYALAKSHMI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
85 Sri.B.CHANDRASEKARAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
86 Ms.JAYAPRADHA.V Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
87 Sri.S.SELVA KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
88 Ms.G.POORNIMA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
89 Sri.R.KAMALAKKANNAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
90 Sri.M.VINOTH Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
91 Ms.M.A.ARCHANA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
92 Sri.S.CHANDRA MOHAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
93 Ms.V.UMA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
94 Sri.J.VINOTH KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
95 Sri.T.DINESH KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
96 Ms.K.ANITHA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
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97 Sri.D.MUTHUKUMARAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
98 Sri.L.SATHISH KUMAR Lecturer
99 Sri.M.SELVAKUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Mechanical Engineering
100 Dr.G.SRIRAM Professor
101 Dr.M.VETRIVEL Associate Professor / HOD
102 Sri.R.LAKSHMI NARAYANAN Associate Professor
103 Dr.T.RAJMOHAN Associate Professor
104 Sri.K.VENKATESH Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
105 Sri.A.NANDA KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
106 Sri.K. PALANI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
107 Sri.R.VINAYAGAMOORTHY Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
108 Sri.ARUN PREMNATH. A Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
109 Sri.S.ARUMUGAM Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
110 Sri. R. PRABHU Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
111 Sri. A. TAMILARASAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
112 Sri. D. VIJAYAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
113 Sri.N.RANGANATHAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
114 Sri.S.D.SATHISHKUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
115 Mrs.P.VITHYA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
116 Sri.S.VIJAYA BHASKAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
117 Sri.K.MOHAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
118 Sri. S. BASKAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
119 Sri. R. BALAKUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
120 Sri.R.ELLAPPAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
121 Sri.P.CHENGA REDDY Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
122 Sri.G.VENKATAKOTESWARA RAO Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
123 Ms.K.MAHALAXMI Teaching Assistant
124 Ms.M.DURGA Teaching Assistant
Civil & Structural Engineering
125 Mr.N.SESHADRI SEKHAR Associate Professor & HOD i/c
126 Mr.G..KESAVAN Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
127 Mrs.K.AMBIGA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
128 Ms.R.SUMATHI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
129 Ms.P.MEENAKSHI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
130 Mr.M.SURESH KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
131 Mr.V.JOHN SUNDAR RAJ Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
132 Mr.M.DINESH Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
133 Mr. M. SEKAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
134 Sri.K.VASU Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
135 Mrs.P.PUNITHA Teaching Assistant
Mathematics
136 Dr.A.JAYALAKSHMI Professor / HOD
138 Dr. KONDA SRINIVASA RAO Associate Professor
139 Mrs.N.SARADHA Assistant Professor (Stage - III)
140 Mrs.R.MALATHI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
141 Mrs.D.VIJAYALAKSHMI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
142 Mrs.E.GEETHA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
143 Mr.P.BALAJI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
144 Mrs.R.MAGESWARI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
145 Sri. P.NAGARAJAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
146 Mrs. S. VIJAYABARATHI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
147 Ms.J.SENGAMALA SELVI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
148 Mrs. K. PRAMILA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
149 Mr.V.K.RADHAKRISHNAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
150 Ms.A. DHANALAKSHMI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
151 Mrs.K.BHARATHI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
152 Mrs.T.N.KAVITHA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Physics
153 Prof.C.V.VENKATAKRISHNAN Professor / HOD
154 Sri.R.RAJA Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
155 Sri. M. SUNDARARAJAN Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
156 Ms.J.SUGANDHI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
157 Sri.V.RAGAVENDRAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
158 Mrs.K.RAJALAKSHMI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Chemistry
159 Dr.S.BALAJI Professor / HOD
160 Dr.K.SIVAKUMAR Associate Professor
161 Mrs.USHA RANI PISIPATHY Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
162 Sri.V.SANTHANAM Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
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163 Sri.B.MUTHU KUMARAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
164 Ms. C. JEYALAKSHMI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
165 Ms.M.PARAMESWARI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
English
166 Dr.R.VENKATARAMAN Professor / HOD
167 Mrs.A.MATHINI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
168 Mrs.G.MOHANA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
169 Mrs.G.SHANMUGAPRIYA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Education
170 Prof.K.V.S.N.MURTHY Professor / HOD
171 Sri.K.U.GIRIDHAR Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
172 Sri. T. ARUN CHRISTOPHER Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
173 Sri.R.SARAVANAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
174 Sri.T.PUSHPANATHAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
175 Ms.J.JAYAPRIYA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
176 Sri.A.VASUDEVAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Hindi
177 Dr.D.NAGESWARA RAO Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
178 Sri.V.SWAMINATHAN Associate Professor/ HOD
179 Ms.K.SARASWATHI Assistant Professor (Stage - II)
180 Sri.T.SUNDAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
181 Ms. R.JANANI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
182 Mrs.T.LAKSHMIBAI Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
183 Sri.A.NIRANJAN Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
184 Sri.G.PADMANABHA SIVAKUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
185 Sri.S.S.SARAVANA KUMAR Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
186 Mrs.K.SUGA PRIYA Assistant Professor (Stage - I)
187 Sri.N.C.A.BOOVARAHAN Teaching Assistant
Physical Education Department
188 Sri.S.PASUPATHY KUMAR Assistant Director of Physical Education (Stage-II)
189 Sri.A.GUNALAN Assistant Director of Physical Education (Stage-II)
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Courses Offered by our University
Regular Courses
Under Graduate Courses
B.E. Computer Science & Engineering
B.E. Electronics & Communication Engineering
B.E. Electrical & Electronics Engineering
B.E. Mechanical Engineering
B.E. Civil & Structural Engineering
B.E. Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
B.Tech. - Information Technology
B.A. (Sanskrit)
B.Sc. (Hons) in Maths / Physics / Chemistry
B.Sc. Computer Science
B.Sc. Physical Education
B.C.A
B.A.M.S.
B.Ed.
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M.B.A. (Finance / Marketing / HR / Systems)
M.B.A. Executive MBA - 15 Months
M.C.A. (Regular / Lateral Entry)
M.C.A. (Integrated) - 5 Years
M.E. (Power System)
M.E. (Computer Integrated Manufacturing)
M.E. (Thermal Engineering)
M.E. (Computer Science and Engineering)
M.Sc. Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics
M.A. in Nyaya / Vyakarana / Sahitya
M.A. (Sanskrit)
Research Courses
M.Phil Management Studies
M.Phil Sanskrit
M.Phil Mathematics / Physics / Chemistry
M.Phil Computer Science
Ph.D. in all the above mentioned areas
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B.E. Electrical & Electronics Engineering
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M.E. (Power System)
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M.E. (Thermal Engineering)
M.E. (Computer Sicence & Engineering)
M.E. (ECE)
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(Regular/Part-time)
PGDCA - Post Graduate Diploma in Computer
Applications
P.G. Diploma in Rural Retailing
P.G. Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
P.G. Diploma in International Business Management
P.G. Diploma in Infrastructure Management
P.G. Diploma in Banking and Financial Management
P.G. Diploma in Export Management
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Java
Oracle
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1 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29 30 31
2
Sep - 2013
Su
1
8 9
15
22
29
M Tu W Th F Sa
7
14
21
28
2 3 4 5 6
10 11 12 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 25 26 27
30
Nov - 2013
Su
3
10 14
17 18
24
M Tu W Th F Sa
2
9
16
23
30
1
4 5 6 7 8
11 12 13 15
19 20 21 22
25 26 27 28 29
Jan - 2014
Su
1
5
12 13 14 15 16
19
26
M Tu W Th F Sa
4
11
18
25
2 3
6 7 8 9 10
17
20 21 22 23 24
27 28 29 30 31
Mar - 2014
Su
30 31
2
9
16
23
M Tu W Th F Sa
1
8
15
22
29
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
May - 2014
Su Sa
3
4 5 10
11 17
18 24
25 31
M Tu W Th F
1 2
6 7 8 9
12 13 14 15 16
19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30
Aug - 2013
Su
4
11 15 16
18 20 21
25 28
M Tu W Th F Sa
3
10
17
24
31
1 2
5 6 7 9
12 13 14
19 22 23
26 27 29 30
8
Oct - 2013
Su
6
13 14
20
27
M Tu W Th F Sa
5
12
19
26
1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24 25
28 29 30 31
Dec - 2013
Su
1
8
15
22
29
M Tu W Th F Sa
7
14
21
28
2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 25 26 27
30 31
12
Feb - 2014
Su
2
9
16
23
M Tu W Th F Sa
1
8
15
22
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
Apr - 2014
Su
6
13 14
20
27 28 29
M Tu W Th F Sa
5
12
19
26
1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24 25
30
Jun - 2014
Su M Tu W Th F Sa
7
14
21
28
1 2 3 4 5 6
8 9 10 11 12 13
15 16 17 18 19 20
22 23 24 25 26 27
29 30
HoIidays
Co-curricuIar and Extra-curricuIar activities
University Re-opening
Working Days
First Year CIasses Commence
Last Working Day for the Semester
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List of Holidays for the Academic Year 2013 2014
1 20-08-2013 TUESDAY AVANI AVITTAM
2 21-08-2013 WEDNESDAY GAYATHRI JAPAM
3 28-08-2013 WEDNESDAY GOKULAKSHTAMI
4 15-08-2013 THURSDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY
5 16-08-2013 FRIDAY VARALAKSHMI VRATHAM
6 09-09-2013 MONDAY VINAYAKAR CHATHURTHI
7 02-10-2013 WEDNESDAY GANDHI JAYANTHI
8 13-10-2013 SUNDAY AYUTHA POOJA
9 14-10-2013 MONDAY VIJAYADASAMI
10 02-11-2013 SATURDAY DEEPAVALI
11 03-11-2013 SUNDAY DEEPAVALI
12 18-11-2013 MONDAY KARTHIGAI DEEPAM
13 25-12-2013 WEDNESDAY CHRISTMAS
14 01-01-2014 WEDNESDAY NEW YEAR
15 13-01-2014 MONDAY BHOGI
16 14-01-2014 TUESDAY PONGAL
17 15-01-2014 WEDNESDAY MATTU PONGAL /
THIRUVALLUVAR DAY
18 16-01-2014 THURSDAY UZHAVAR THIRUNAAL
19 26-01-2014 SUNDAY REPUBLIC DAY
20 31-03-2014 MONDAY TELUGU NEW YEAR
21 14-04-2014 MONDAY TAMIL NEW YEAR
S.NO. DATE DAY FESTIVAL
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Important Dates 2013 - 2014
UG Programmes
Reopening Date - 02-07-2013
Commencement of the Class for the First Year- 08-08-2013
First Internal Test - 02-09-2013
Second Internal Test - 16-10-2013
Last Working Day for the Odd Semester - 14-11-2013
Odd Semester Practical Exam - 15-11-2013
Odd Semester Theory Exam - 20-11-2013
First Year Winter Vacation - 20-11-2013
First Internal Test for First Year - 07-11-2013
Last Date for Paying the Semester Fee - 31-07-2013
ODD SEMESTER
Reopening Date for First Year - 02-02-2013
Project Duration for Final Year Students - 01-02-2013
to
31-03-2013
Second Internal Test for First Year - 24-03-2014
Last Working Day for Even Semester - 29-04-2014
Even Semester Practical Exams - 30-04-2014
Even Semester Theory Exam - 05-05-2014
Last Working Day for First Year - 05-05-2014
University Theory Exam for First Year - 05-05-2014
EVEN SEMESTER
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Odd Semester Practical - 15-11-2013
ODD SEMESTER
P.G. Programmes
Project Viva-voce for Final Year - 30-04-2014
EVEN SEMESTER
B.Ed Programme
Inauguration and Commencement of Classes - 07-08-2013
Micro Teaching preparations - 02-09-2013 to 13-09-2013
Demonstration of Lessons &
Macro Teaching preparations - 23-09-2013 to 27-09-2013
First Internal Test - 07-10-2013 to 09-10-2013
Teaching Practice - 04-11-2013 to 13-12-2013
Citizenship Training Camp - 18-12-2013 to 20-12-2013
Second Internal Test - 08-01-2014 to 10-01-2014
Educational Tour - 23-01-2014 to 24-01-2014
Completion of Record Work - 12-02-2014
Practical Exams - 05-03-2014 to 08.03.2014
Preparatory Examinations & Tutorials - 02-04-2012 to 10-04-2014
Last Teaching Day - 18.04.2014
Theory Examinations - 24.04.2014
JuI - 2014
Su
6
13
20
27
M Tu W Th F Sa
5
12
19
26
1 2 4
7 8 9 10 11
14 15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24 25
28 29 30 31
3
Sep - 2014
Su
7
14
21
28
M Tu W Th F Sa
6
13
20
27
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29 30
Nov - 2014
Su
30
2
9
16 18
23
M Tu W Th F Sa
1
8
15
22
29
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
Jan - 2015
Su
4
11 14 15 16 17
18
25 26
M Tu W Th F Sa
3
10
24
31
1 2
5 6 7 8 9
12 13
19 20 21 22 23
27 28 29 30
Mar - 2015
Su
1
8
15
22
29
M Tu W Th F Sa
7
14
21
28
2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 25 26 27
30 31
May - 2015
Su Sa
31 2
3 9
10 16
17 23
24 30
M Tu W Th F
1
4 5 6 7 8
11 12 13 14 15
18 19 20 21 22
25 26 27 28 29
Aug - 2014
Su
31
3 8
10 11 15
17 18
24 29
M Tu W Th F Sa
2
9
16
23
30
1
4 5 6 7
12 13 14
19 20 21 22
25 26 27 28
Oct - 2014
Su
5
12
19 22 23
26
M Tu W Th F Sa
4
11
18
25
1 2 3
6 7 8 9 10
13 14 15 16 17
20 21 24
27 28 29 30 31
Dec - 2014
Su
7
14
21 25
28
M Tu W Th F Sa
6
13
20
27
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 18 19
22 23 24 26
29 30 31
17
Feb - 2015
Su
1
8
15
22
M Tu W Th F Sa
7
14
21
28
2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 25 26 27
Apr - 2015
Su
5
12 14
19
26 30
M Tu W Th F Sa
4
11
18
25
1 2 3
6 7 8 9 10
13 15 16 17
20 21 22 23 24
27 28 29
Jun - 2015
Su M Tu W Th F Sa
6
13
20
27
1 2 3 4 5
7 8 9 10 11 12
14 15 16 17 18 19
21 22 23 24 25 26
28 29 30
HoIidays
Working Days
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2 10-08-2014 SUNDAY AVANI AVITTAM
3 11-08-2014 MONDAY GAYATHRI JAPAM
4 15-08-2014 FRIDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY
5 18-08-2014 MONDAY GOKULAKSHTAMI
6 29-08-2014 FRIDAY VINAYAKAR CHATHURTHI
7 02-10-2014 THURSDAY GANDHI JAYANTHI
8 02-10-2014 THURSDAY AYUTHA POOJA
9 03-10-2014 FRIDAY VIJAYADASAMI
10 22-10-2014 WEDNESDAY DEEPAVALI
11 23-10-2014 THURSDAY DEEPAVALI
12 05-12-2014 FRIDAY KARTHIGAI DEEPAM
13 25-12-2014 THURSDAY CHRISTMAS
14 01-01-2015 THURSDAY NEW YEAR
15 14-01-2015 WEDNESDAY BHOGI
16 15-01-2015 THURSDAY PONGAL
17 16-01-2015 FRIDAY MATTU PONGAL /
THIRUVALLUVAR DAY
18 17-01-2015 SATURDAY UZHAVAR THIRUNAAL
19 26-01-2015 MONDAY REPUBLIC DAY
20 21-03-2015 SATURDAY TELUGU NEW YEAR
21 14-04-2015 TUESDAY TAMIL NEW YEAR
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UG Programmes
ODD SEMESTER
to
31-03-2015
EVEN SEMESTER
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ODD SEMESTER
P.G. Programmes
EVEN SEMESTER
B.Ed Programme
JuI - 2015
Su
5
12
19
26 31
M Tu W Th F Sa
4
11
18
25
1 2 3
7 8 9 10
13 14 15 16 17
20 21 22 23 24
27 28 29 30
6
Sep - 2015
Su
5
6
13 17
20
27 31
M Tu W Th F Sa
12
19
26
1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 11
14 15 16 18
21 22 23 24 25
28 29 30
Nov - 2015
Su
1
8 9 10
15
22 25
29
M Tu W Th F Sa
7
14
21
28
2 3 4 5 6
11 12 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 26 27
30
Jan - 2016
Su
31
3
10 14 15 16
17
24 26
M Tu W Th F Sa
2
9
23
30
1
4 5 6 7 8
11 12 13
18 19 20 21 22
25 27 28 29
Mar - 2016
Su
6
13
20
27
M Tu W Th F Sa
5
12
19
26
1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 11
14 15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24 25
28 29 30 31
May - 2017
Su Sa
1 7
8 14
15 21
22 28
29
M Tu W Th F
2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 25 26 27
30 31
Aug - 2015
Su
30
2
9 15
16
23 29
M Tu W Th F Sa
1
8
22
31
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
Oct - 2015
Su
2
4 6 7
11
18
25
M Tu W Th F Sa
3
10
17
24
31
1
5 8 9
12 13 14 15 16
19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30
Dec - 2015
Su
6
13
20 25
27
M Tu W Th F Sa
5
12
19
26
1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24
28 29 30 31
14
Feb - 2016
Su
7
14
21
28
M Tu W Th F Sa
6
13
20
27
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29
Apr - 2016
Su
3 8
10 14
17
24 26
M Tu W Th F Sa
2
9
16
23
30
1
4 5 6 7
11 12 13 15
18 19 20 21 22
25 27 28 29
Jun - 2017
Su
7
14
21
28
M Tu W Th F Sa
6
13
20
27
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29 30
HoIidays
Working Days
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2 15-08-2015 SATURDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY
3 29-08-2015 SATURDAY AVANI AVITTAM
4 30-08-2015 SUNDAY GAYATHRIJAPAM
5 05-09-2015 SATURDAY GOKULAKSTAMI
6 17-09-2015 THURSDAY VINAYAKARCHATHURTHI
7 02-10-2015 FRIDAY GANDHI JAYANTHI
8 06-10-2015 TUESDAY AYUTHA POOJA
9 07-10-2015 WED VIJAYADASAMI
10 09-11-2015 MONDAY DEEPAVALI
11 10-11-2015 TUESDAY DEEPAVALI
12 25-11-2015 WEDNESDAY KARTHIGAI DEEPAM
13 25-12-2015 FRIDAY CHRISTMAS
14 01-01-2016 FRIDAY NEW YEAR
15 14-01-2016 TUESDAY BHOGI
16 15-01-2016 FRIDAY PONGAL
17 16-01-2016 SATURDAY MATTUPONGAL /
THIRUVALLUR DAY
18 17-01-2016 SUNDAY UZHAVAR THIRUNAAL
19 26-01-2016 TUESDAY REPUBLIC DAY
20 08-04-2016 FRIDAY TELGU NEW YEAR
21 14-04-2016 THURSDAY TAMIL NEW YEAR
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UG Programmes
ODD SEMESTER
to
31-03-2016
EVEN SEMESTER
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ODD SEMESTER
P.G. Programmes
EVEN SEMESTER
B.Ed Programme
JuI - 2016
Su
31
3
10
17
24
M Tu W Th F Sa
2
9
16
23
30
1
5 6 7 8
11 12 13 14 15
18 19 20 21 22
25 26 27 28 29
4
Sep - 2016
Su
4 5
11
18
25
M Tu W Th F Sa
3
10
17
24
1 2
6 7 8 9
12 13 14 15 16
19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30
Nov - 2016
Su
6
13 17
20
27
M Tu W Th F Sa
5
12
19
26
1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 11
14 15 16 18
21 22 23 24 25
28 29 30
Jan - 2017
Su
1
8 13 14
15 16
22 26
29
M Tu W Th F Sa
7
21
28
2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12
17 18 19 20
23 24 25 27
30 31
Mar - 2017
Su
5
12
19
26 29
M Tu W Th F Sa
4
11
18
25
1 2 3
6 7 8 9 10
13 14 15 16 17
20 21 22 23 24
27 28 30 31
May - 2017
Su Sa
6
7 13
14 20
21 27
28
M Tu W Th F
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29 30 31
Aug - 2016
Su
7 12
14 15 18 19
21 24
28
M Tu W Th F Sa
6
13
20
27
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11
16 17
22 23 25 26
29 30 31
Oct - 2016
Su
30
2
9 10 11
16
23 28 29
M Tu W Th F Sa
1
8
15
22
31
3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27
Dec - 2016
Su
4
11
18
25
M Tu W Th F Sa
3
10
17
24
31
1 2
5 6 7 8 9
12 13 15 16
19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30
14
Feb - 2017
Su
5
12
19
27
M Tu W Th F Sa
4
11
18
26
1 2 3
6 7 8 9 10
13 14 15 16 17
20 21 23 24 25
28
Apr - 2017
Su
30
2
9
16
23 25
M Tu W Th F Sa
1
8
15
22
29
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 26 27 28
Jun - 2017
Su M Tu W Th F Sa
3
10
17
24
1 2
4 5 6 7 8 9
11 12 13 14 15 16
18 19 20 21 22 23
25 26 27 28 29 30
HoIidays
Working Days
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2 15-08-2016 MONDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY
3 18-08-2016 THURSDAY AVANI AVITTAM
4 19-08-2016 FRIDAY GAYATHRIJAPAM
5 24-08-2016 WEDNESDAY GOKULAKSTAMI
6 05-09-2016 MONDAY VINAYAKARCHATHURTHI
7 02-10-2016 SUNDAY GANDHI JAYANTHI
8 10-10-2016 MONDAY AYUTHA POOJA
9 11-10-2016 TUESDAY VIJAYADASAMI
10 28-10-2016 FRIDAY DEEPAVALI
11 29-10-2016 SATURDAY DEEPAVALI
12 13-12-2016 TUESDAY KARTHIGAI DEEPAM
13 25-12-2016 SUNDAY CHRISTMAS
14 01-01-2017 SUNDAY NEW YEAR
15 13-01-2017 FRIDAY BHOGI
16 14-01-2017 SATURDAY PONGAL
17 15-01-2017 SUNDAY MATTUPONGAL /
THIRUVALLUR DAY
18 16-01-2017 MONDAY UZHAVAR THIRUNAAL
19 26-01-2017 THURSDAY REPUBLIC DAY
20 29-03-2017 WEDNESDAY TELGU NEW YEAR
21 14-04-2017 FRIDAY TAMIL NEW YEAR
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UG Programmes
ODD SEMESTER
to
31-03-2017
EVEN SEMESTER
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ODD SEMESTER
P.G. Programmes
EVEN SEMESTER
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