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HANDBOOK& ACADEMIC CALENDAR

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எண்ணிய முடிதல் வேண்டும்நல்்லவே எண்்ணல் வேண்டும்;திண்ணிய நநஞ்சம் வேண்டும்;நதளிநதநல் ்லறிவு வேண்டும்

- பாரதியார்


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The aim of a higher education institution is to help the students perform three important things: creative in thoughts, innovate and produce beautiful things, and being good. The first quality is developed in Arts, the second in Science and the third in Ethics. Our college has striven hard during the past twelve years to motivate the students to attain a synthesis of academic excellence and character formation. Value education and Service to the society are significant aspects of our institution. We believe that the fruits of higher education should ultimately reach the economically and socially disadvantaged sections of the society.

Quality is not a one-time episode; it is a continuous process. Therefore, we have tried our best to implement quality sustenance and quality enhancement measures for more than ten years to empower the students with relevant knowledge, competence, creativity, focusing on honesty, humanism and service to the society. Information should lead to knowledge; knowledge should lead to wisdom. The ultimate aim of our college is to achieve a synthesis of intellectual and moral development of students, ensuring holistic formation through curricular and co-curricular activities, research and extension, community orientation and neighbourhood service, personal guidance and counselling.

Our mission is to impart quality education in all core disciplines of knowledge by developing global leaders who are confident, intelligent, gifted and engaged with the necessary qualities to face the challenges in life. With excellent infrastructure, ICT-enabled teaching-learning process, ever increasing new job oriented courses, career-counselling and highly enthused qualified faculty, we earnestly endeavour to help the students in realizing their dreams and make them “Best citizens of the world”.

SECRETARY'S MESSAGE

Dr. AJEET KUMAR LAL MOHANProfessor and Research Guide Dept. of Catering Science and Hotel Management Secretary, AJK College of Arts and Science


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PERSONAL MEMORANDUM

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AJK College of Arts and Science has striven since 2007, with the aim of empowering the poor and marginalized youth with proper education and preparing them for a happy, healthy and harmonious life. The history of the college is a saga of human excellence, endurance and commitment for more than ten years.

Our aim is to provide a holistic educational environment, which will help our students to attain personality development, academic excellence and research quality. Our solemn commitment is to take the fruits of higher education to the marginalized sections of the society, ensuring equity and social justice.

In order to keep pace with the developments in the fast changing global scenario, we have implemented ICT-enabled pedagogic strategies, enriching the learning experiences of students. The faculty and students use ICT tools optimally. The student-centered teaching process ensures participative and experiential learning. IQAC of our college conducts training programmes to help the faculty update their knowledge, prepare e-content materials and combine tradition with modernity. The members of faculty are engaged in research activities as it is evident from the number of research papers published in National and International journals. Institutional goals are effectively translated into the academic programmes, research and extension activities. Training programmes are organized by Placement Cell in collaboration with employers. Each student is allowed to develop and to accomplish objectives at a pace suited to individual ability and the characteristics of his or her own personality.

With all our achievements at hand, we are still to go miles, with the spirit of Tennyson’s Ulysses: “To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield.” I hereby express my belief that our institution will certainly set benchmarks that cannot be surpassed. Let us take a vow to ensure a better tomorrow.

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

Dr. B. Satheesh KumarPrincipal


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Graduation Day - 2018

AJK Mini Marathon - 2018

Kadarkarai Food Festival - 2019

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Dr. Ajeet Kumar Lal Mohan ChairmanProfessor & Research Guide, Dept. of Catering Science and Hotel ManagementSecretary, AJK College of Arts and Science.

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar Ex - Officio Principal

MembersMrs. Bindu Ajeet Associate ProfessorDept.of Catering Science and Hotel ManagementAJK College of Arts and ScienceSyndicate Member, Bharathiar University.

Dr. S. Sadhasivam University RepresentativeAssociate ProfessorDepartment of Extension & Career GuidanceBharathiar University, Coimbatore.

Er. K. Murugaiah Management RepresentativeChief Executive OfficerKarpagam Academy for Higher Education, Coimbatore.

Dr. B. Sampath Kumar Management RepresentativeFormer Principal, PSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore.

Prof. Mrinalini David Management Representative Former Principal, Bishop Appasamy College, Coimbatore

Dr. K. Pradeepa Dean, Department of Computer ScienceFaculty Representative.

Dr. M. Jasmine Priya Assistant Professor, Department of LanguageFaculty Representative.

COLLEGE COMMITTEE

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CONTENTS

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About the College and College Website 8

Programmes Offered 10

Conduct and Discipline 11

General Instructions 11

Transport 12

Scholarship 12

Hostel 12

Library 13

Anti Ragging 14

Physical Education 15

Extension Activities 15

Curriculum / Programme of Study 15

Examinations and Assessments 16

Clubs and Committees 21

Academic Calendar 35

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AJK College of Arts and Science is a Self Financing college affiliated to Bharathiar University,

Coimbatore, approved by Government of Tamil Nadu and recognized by University Grants

Commission (UGC), New Delhi. The college has recieved 2(f) and 12(B) status from UGC in the

year 2007. The college is accreditted by NAAC, Bengaluru in the year 2014.

The college is a new age educational institution built on one core fundamental. To create

and nurture a talent pool of youth through a holistically designed curriculum that departs from

the routine mode of learning.

The college provides a high degree of personalized education and supports the advancement

and dissemination of knowledge through teaching, research and scholarly activities. The edifice

of the college rests on a unique module where implementation of ideas and methodologies

go hand in hand with learning. The college not only celebrates freedom of thought, cultivates

vision and encourages growth but also inculcates human values and concern for society and

environment.

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

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VISION• To be an academically renowned institution striving continuously for excellence in rural education,

research and technological service to the nation.• To be a leading institution that provides skill- oriented and value-based transformative education

to the students to face global challenges and to inculcate the latest trends in technological advancement.

• Towards building a dynamic learning community strengthened by moral values that promote responsible citizenship and effective intellectual, social and environmental changes.

MISSION• To provide a conducive environment, to inculcate in-depth knowledge through accredited

programmes and participative learning environment for professional and holistic development of students.

• To provide state-of-the-art facilities and advanced ICT resources to achieve excellence in teaching-learning and supplementary processes.

• To create a research ambience in the institution by deploying research policies that induce new research collaborations and ideas to strengthen the research ecosystem.

• Produce industry ready candidates by imparting value-added programs, skill development courses, enhanced industry institution interactions and exceptional placement opportunities.

• To inculcate in our students a deep sense of social responsibility, environmental consciousness and communal harmony that transforms them into socially responsible citizens.

• Creating a collaborative environment open to the free exchange of ideas, where creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship can flourish; and ensuring individuals achieve their full potential.

QUALITY POLICY“To Pursue global standards of excellence in all our endeavours encompassing teaching,

research, consultancy and continuing education and to remain focused in our core and support functions and in that direction to hold ourselves accountable to our stakeholders, through embedded processes of self-evaluation and continuous improvement”

COLLEGE WEBSITEThe College website www.ajkcas.com is designed in such a way to help the students to view

the upcoming events and activities of the college and also facilitates with Study material, Question Bank, important college circulars including Internal and Model Examinations schedule and University Examinations.

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PROGRAMMES OFFERED

Under Graduate (UG) Programmes

M.Phil (FT / PT) Ph.D (FT / PT)

B.Sc. Catering Science & Hotel Management B.Sc. Information Technology B.Sc. Computer Science B.Sc. Electronics & Communication Systems B.Sc. Costume Design and Fashion B.Sc. Visual Communication B.Sc. Biotechnology

B.Com Computer Applications B.Com Professional Accounting B.Com Banking and Insurance Computer Applications (BCA) Business Administration with CA B.A. English literature

Computer Science Catering Science & Hotel Management Management Electronics Commerce

Catering Science & Hotel Management Computer Science Management Commerce

Post Graduate (PG) Programmes

Research Programmes

M.Sc. Computer Science M.Sc. Electronics & Communication Systems MSW (Master of Social Work) M.Com. (Master of Commerce)

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CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE

• All the students are expected to attend the college neatly dressed maintaining decorum.

• Boy should wear full pants with shirt neatly tucked in.

• T- shirt and other fancy shirts are not allowed.

• Girl shall attend the college wearing Saree or Salwar kameez with Dhuppata.• Every student shall greet the members of the staff on his/her first meeting of the day.• No student shall leave the class or laboratory without the permission of staff-in-charge.• Students shall not move around unnecessarily in the corridors or around the campus

during class hours.• The property of the college has to be maintained properly. Any damage, in any form,

will be seriously dealt with.• The students are forbidden from writing/ scribbling/ painting on the walls and desks.• Smoking is prohibited in the campus.• Students found using drugs or liquor will be dismissed from the college.• Students are banned from participating in political or communal activities.• Eve – teasing / ragging is an offence with punishment which might result in imprisonment. • Students should not sit on the parapet walls / on the steps/ staircase.• Usage of MOBILE PHONE IS BANNED in the campus.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONSAttendance and Leave1. Students should attend the classes regularly2. Attendance is marked for each period at the commencement of the class.3. As per University and college norms REGULAR ATTENDANCE is required for both theory

and practical classes.4. Absence during one period in any session is treated as absent for half a day.5. In case of absence on medical reasons, the student should produce a Medical Certificate

from a Registered Medical Practitioner.6. The leave application should be submitted in the prescribed form available in the

Department/office.7. The leave application with the counter signature of the parent/guardian, the tutor

(Deputy Warden in case of hostel students) should be submitted in advance or on the first day of return to the college.

8. The monthly statement of attendance will be displayed on the Department Notice Board by the respective Departments within the first five working days every month in a semester.

9. Student’s absence to the college will be intimated to the parents through SMS daily.

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TRANSPORT

Free bus facility is provided by the college to all students. To make the commutation ease for the students, buses are plying in and around Coimbatore, Tirupur, Pollachi and Palakkad districts.

Bus Rules• Bus safety depends upon the students’ co-operation with the driver.• The students must remain seated in the bus during travel .• The students must follow the directions of the bus driver and the staff members.• The students will not be permitted to travel by a bus other than the one assigned to

them.• No other person except the student is permitted to travel by the college bus.• The students will not be allowed to board the bus without college Identity Card.• Misbehaviour at the boarding point, within the bus / outside the bus will be dealt

seriously.• Ragging inside the bus is prohibited. It is an offence. It is a crime, and strict disciplinary

action will be taken as per law.• Violation of college rules while commuting by the bus or causing any trouble might

result in the loss of the free bus privilege.• The student will not be permitted to get down from the bus in the midway once

boarded.• Shouting in the bus and teasing the public are strictly prohibited. Violation may lead to

disciplinary action.• Any student who is punished for violation of rules and regulations of the college /

college bus will permanently lose the privilege of free bus facility.

SCHOLARSHIPSThe college helps the students to avail various Scholarships offered annually by the State government, Central government and non government agencies. The students are entitled to get the scholarship on the condition that they continue to study in the college till the end of the course and their character, conduct and academic performance should continue to be satisfactory throughout the course.

HOSTEL

Separate hostel for Boys and Girls are available within the vicinity of the college. Principal will be the warden for the hostels. Deputy Wardens are available separately for each hostel. Hostellers should strictly follow the rules and regulations prevailing in the hostel.

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IDENTITY CARD (ID CARD)A Photographic Identity Card incorporating the student's Registration Number will be issued to the students. The students must carry their identity card at all times and they may be required to produce the card for

• Admission inside the campus • Admission to Examination• Access to Laboratories• Access to Library• To travel by College busThe student’s Register Number printed on the Identity card must be quoted in all correspondence / documents.

LIBRARY

The College Central Library is available in the main block of the college. Department library is functioning in each department to facilitate the need of the students for immediate reference.The College Library provides: • NDL ( National Digital Library)• OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) for book search• INTERNET browsing facility for Staff and Students • NLIST e-resources (3000 +e-journals and 75000 + e-books) from the website www.nlist.

inflibnet.ac.in. • Digital Library• Previous University question papers for reference.

RARE BOOKS

The college has a precious collection of rare books in Tamil Literature, Indian History, Medical Sciences, Creatures of the World, Marine Biology, Fisheries, Environmental Education, and Tamil culture across the world, Yoga etc, which are antique and not found in most of the libraries.

LIBRARY RULES

1. The library remains open from 9.00 AM to 5.30 PM. on all working days.2. Students are admitted in the Library and Reading Room on production of Identity

Cards.3. Books taken out by students shall not be retained for more than a fortnight (14 days)

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from the date of issue.4. Failure to return a book on the due date makes the student liable to a fine of Re.1 per

day.5. Borrowers are responsible for the loss or damage to books taken out on loan or for

consultation by them. The marking of books in ink or with pencil, spoiling or injury to binding, underlining of passages, writing of remarks, etc. on the leaves of the books or on illustrations, tearing off pages, pictures, etc. will be held to be serious charges.

6. Sub-Lending of books is not allowed.7. All the Staff Members and Students may get their user ID and Password for accessing

e-resources from the website: www.nlist.inflibnet.ac.in on submission of e-mail ID to the Librarian.

8. Students must clear their dues before they receive their hall tickets for the University Examinations at the termination of their academic course or before they receive their Transfer Certificate, if they leave before the completion of their academic course.

9. All books taken by the Students are to be returned in time for Annual Stock Verification. 10. In all matters regarding the library the decision of the principal shall be final.11. Complaints and suggestions related to services of the Library shall be given in writing

to the Principal.

ANTI RAGGINGThe College is a ragging-free campus. However, students and parents have to submit anti-ragging related forms at the time of admission every year. Ragging is a serious offence according to Tamil Nadu Prohibition Act 7 of 1997, an act promulgated to prohibit ragging in Educational Institutions in the state of Tamil Nadu. Ragging in the college campus, hostel, college bus and any other area related to college is an offence. Ragging is a crime and Strict Disciplinary action will be taken as per the guidelines issued by the UGC/ Bharathiar University/Government of Tamil Nadu. A ragging complaint box is available near the Principal's Office, Gents and Ladies Hostels.College help line: 0422 2363400. 24x7 Helpline: 8072335268

PUNISHMENT FOR THOSE FOUND GUILTY OF RAGGING

Depending upon the nature and gravity of the offence as established by the Ragging Curb Committee of the college, the punishments for those found guilty of ragging in the college shall undergo any one or combination of the following:1. Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges.2. Debarring from appearing in any test/examination or other evaluation process.3. Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international

meet, tournament, youth festival etc.4. Suspension/ Expulsion from the hostel.5. Cancellation of Admission.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPhysical Education Department gives elaborate training and practice to all those who are interested in sports and makes them to participate at college, university, national and international level events. Students should use the sports materials with care. The responsibility for any loss or breakage caused by careless handling will be fixed on the individual or the group as the case may be and the cost will be recovered from him/her or group.

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

NSS Two units of NSS are functioning in the college to develop students' social awareness, social involvement, discipline and leadership qualities. NSS is compulsory for the students to earn two credits in Choice Based Systems (CBCS). The college NSS participated in the rural development process of India named ‘UNNAT BHARAT ABHIYAN’ and ranked 115 among the Higher Educational Institutions in India.

DHAN DHARM YOGANADhan Dharm Yogana is a scheme started by students to help the needy. Under this scheme every student will pay Rs. 5 per week and collectively it is utilized for the various social activites. There will be a Student Co-ordinator and faculty co-ordinator from each class for the successful implementation of this Scheme.

CURRICULUM/ PROGRAMME OF STUDY

As an affiliated college, the Curriculum and Programme of Study is followed as prescribed by Bharathiar university, Coimbatore. The college follows the Choice Based Credit System coupled with Grading, an innovative method of curriculum and evaluation as per Bharathiar University.

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) is a modern system introduced in Higher Educational Institutions to keep the curriculum relevant to the demands in Job market. Students are offered with a choice of a variety of Job Oriented Courses, Elective Courses and Courses for improving the soft skills . CBCS is followed in semester pattern. Under this system, every subject is fixed with certain credit points, based on whether its content is of knowledge, understanding and application oriented as well as number of contact hours allotted.

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OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION (OBE)

Outcome Based Education is adopted in the curriculum and evaluation system of Bharathiar University. OBE is meant to be a student centred learning model. The focus on outcomes creates a clear expectation of what needs to be accomplished by the end of the course. Students will understand what is expected of them and faculty will know what they need to teach during the course. The knowledge, Skill and attitude of the students will be improved and the quality of the education will also be enhanced through OBE.

CAREER ORIENTED PROGRAMMESCareer Oriented Programmes were offered by different Departments related to their discipline in 3 stages viz., Certificate Courses, Value Added Courses and Diploma Courses. Value Added Courses were offered for the final year students, Certificate and Diploma courses were offered for First year and Second year students. Under Graduate and Post Graduate students of any discipline can join the courses of the programme of their choice. Certificates were issued for the students on successful completion of the course by the university for Diploma Courses and for other courses by the college. The college is the local chapter for conducting NCVRT, NSDC, SWAYAM and NPTEL Online Courses. Interested students can enroll themselves in such courses and get benefitted.

UG AND PG PROGRAMMES REGULATIONSDURATION OF THE PROGRAMMES

The Undergraduate Programmes shall extend over a period of three years comprising of six semesters with two semester per year. The Post Graduate programme shall extend over a period of two years comprising of four semesters with two semesters per year. There shall be a minimum of 90 instructional days for each semester.

EXAMINATIONS AND ASSESSMENTS

CONTINUOUS INTERNAL ASSESSMENT (CIA)

1. CIA THEORY EXAMINATIONSEvery semester three centralized CIA Examinations for each paper were conducted. First Internal Assessments are conducted after covering two units of the syllabus and the second Internal Assessment is conducted after covering four units of the syllabus and final Internal Assessment is conducted as Model Examination after covering the entire portion of the syllabus before the commencement of the End of Semester Examinations.

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END OF SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS (ESE)A semester consists of a minimum of 90 working days excluding the End of Semester Examination Days. ESE for all courses taught in a semester will be held at the end of the semester. ESE for Core/Allied/ Elective subjects are held in November and April every Academic Year. Project/Practical Examinations are conducted prior to the theory examinations. Timetable for examinations will be displayed well in advance prior to the commencement of examinations and Hall Tickets will be issued to the students who are eligible, 5 days before the commencement of examinations. Passing minimum to each subject/course in Under Graduate Programme is 40% in ESE and 40% in aggregate ie. CIA+ESE.Passing minimum to each subject/course in Post Graduate Programmeis 50% in ESE and 50% in aggregate ie. CIA+ESE.

Requirement to appear for the End of Semester ExaminationsA candidate will be permitted to appear for the ESE for any semester if,• He/ she secures not less than 75% of attendance in the working days during the semester.• His/ Her conduct is satisfactory.

2. CIA PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONSCIA marks for practicals are awarded based on the performance of students in CIA Practical exam and observation notebook, regularity and attendance. For each practical, student should write one model practical exam before the commencement of University Practical Examinations. The marks obtained in the exam will be appropriately converted into marks allotted for the exam component of CIA of the practical. The marks allotted for observation notebook and regularity are awarded based on the performance of the students in writing procedure and results of the practical done during every practical class, regularity in attending practical class, which will be accounted based on the attendance maintained separately for practical class and punctuality in the submission of observation notebook.

3. ASSIGNMENTS/SEMINARSAssignments/Seminars for each subject must be submitted/presented by the students in each semester. The marks allotted to this component will be based on the performance of the candidate.

4. CIA RE- EXAMINATIONSCIA Re- Examinations will be conducted for both theory and practical under extra ordinary circumstances for those students who got prior permission from the Principal through the Dean and HOD concerned to attend NSS and other cultural events which represent the college or those who submit the leave letter under medical grounds (like prolonged illness, accident or major surgery) and other genuine reasons within a week from the last date of the respective CIA examinations. In this regard the candidate is required to submit a copy of the letter with all necessary enclosures to the examination cell for further action.

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Attendance Rules

1. Only those students who have a minimum of 75% attendance (67.5 days) in a semester will be eligible to write the End of Semester Examinations.

2. The Students whose attendance is less than 75% (<67.5 days) but 65% and above (>58.5 days) are not eligible to appear for the End of semester examinations. However, the Principal may condone the lack of attendance of those students and permit them to write ESE after the payment of condonation fee on the following grounds: (a) Prolonged Illness (b) Major Surgery (c) Accident which demands a long rest. The cause of the long period of absence should be informed to the Principal within a week’s time and get the leave sanctioned.

3. Candidates who has secured attendance between 55% (>49.5 days) and 65% (<58.5 days) are not eligible to appear for the End of semester examinations. However, they can write arrear subjects if any. They are permitted to continue their studies in the next semester, while continuing in the next semester, they have to earn combined attendance of 75% or more by taking the average of the attendance earned in the current and the previous semester (Only one opportunity will be given to compensate the attendance during the course.)

These candidates are eligible to write previous semester subjects along with the current semester subjects. Otherwise, they will not be permitted to appear for both the previous semester and current semester papers and they have to redo the course from the previous semester in the following academic year, if vacancy is available after obtaining the permission from the Principal through the Dean and Head of the Department concerned and the approval from the Bharathiar University.

4. Candidates who has secured attendance below 55%(49.5 days) are not eligible to

write the examination in the current semester subjects and also have to discontinue the course and rejoin in the same semester in the next academic year, if vacancy is available, with proper permission from the Principal through the Dean and Head of the Department concerned and the approval from the Bharathiar University. These candidates are eligible to write arrear subject, if any.

5. A candidate who has secured attendance less than 65% (<58.5 days) but above 55% (>49.5 days in the final semester will not be permitted to the regular examination but the candidate is eligible to write only the arrear subject, if any. The regular subjects of the candidates will be treated as arrears for which he/she can apply through the Head of the Department and the Principal to the Bharathiar University and must obtain approval from the university to compensate the lack of attendance and appear in the subsequent End of Semester Examination.

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RULES REGARDING PROJECT/PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONSCandidates appearing for project viva-voce should submit a project report in the

examination cell within the stipulated time. Otherwise, they will not be permitted to appear for the viva-voce.

Candidates appearing for practical examinations should submit Bonafide Record Note Book prescribed for practical examinations. Otherwise the candidates will not be permitted to appear for the practical examination.

UNIVERSITY RANKA candidate who qualifies for the Under Graduate/Post Graduate Degree courses

passing all the examinations in the first attempt within the minimum period prescribed for the course of study from the date of admission to the course shall be eligible for ranking and such ranking shall be confined to the first 3 rank holders of the total number of candidates qualified in that particular branch of study.

Examination FeesStudents must pay the examination fee every semester for all the subjects (theory,

Practical & Project) enlisted in the application form within the stipulated time.

RULES TO BE ADOPTED BY STUDENTS DURING EXAMINATIONS1. A candidate entering examination hall must possess the Hall Ticket and Identity

card, else he/she will be detained admission to write the examination. In case of impersonation, the accused will be handed over to police authorities for investigation and necessary action.

2. Candidates have to occupy their allotted seats 10 minutes before the commencement of examination and maintain discipline and silence inside the examination hall. They have to give due attention to the instructions given by the Hall Superintendent before the commencement and also during the examination.

3. No candidate will be permitted to enter examination hall after 30 minutes from the commencement of examination. Similarly, no candidate will be permitted to leave the hall before 45 minutes from the commencement of examination. A candidate who leaves the examination hall will not be permitted to re-enter the hall on any account.

4. Candidates should bring their own pens, pencils, erasers, geometrical instruments, calculators etc., and will not be allowed to borrow from others.

5. Candidates should use only blue or black ink or ball pen while answering their papers.6. General Clark’s mathematical and Statistical tables will be supplied to candidates

on request and the same should be returned immediately after use without any scribbling.

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7. Candidates are permitted to use only non programmable calculators.8. Candidates are strictly prohibited from possessing cell phones or any such instruments

of communication inside the examination hall.9. Candidates must verify and satisfy themselves that they have received correct

question papers before they start answering the questions. Questions papers which are not relevant should be returned to the Hall Superintendent

10. Students should write on both sides without omitting any line in the answer script issued during End of Semester Examinations.

11. Candidates are not allowed to write beyond the time prescribed for the examinations.12. Candidates should not detach any sheet from the main answer book or smuggle out

additional sheet or main book. 13. Candidates should handover the answer books personally to the Hall Superintendent

before leaving the examination hall.14. Writing the name or making any appeal to the examiner or writing the internal

assessment marks or writing the register number in the additional sheets or any other identifiable marking will be treated as an attempt to influence the examiner. Hence any such act will be considered as malpractice and attract disciplinary proceedings.

15. Candidates who are not in a position to write the examination themselves due to temporary illness or blind candidates may be provided a scribe after getting permission of the Principal or Controller of Examinations.

RE-TOTALLINGCandidates who are desirous of having their answer books re-totalled shall apply

to the Controller of Examinations in the prescribed form. Application forms can be obtained from the college office. Mode of payment may be either Demand Draft of any bank or general fund account from Bank of India of selected branches. The payment through DD should be drawn in favour of “The Registrar, Bharathiar University, payable at Coimbatore”.

RE-VALUATIONThe request for Revaluation should be sent in prescribed application form through

the envelope within twelve (12) days from the date of publication of result. A Demand Draft for the amount as prescribed by the university per paper shall be drawn in the favour of “The Registrar, Bharathiar University, payable at Coimbatore” – must be sent along with the application.

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Members from Management

Dr. AJEET KUMAR LAL MOHAN Professor and Research Guide Dept.of Catering Science and Hotel Management Secretary, AJK College of Arts and Science Ms. BINDU AJEET Associate Professor Dept.of Catering Science and Hotel Management AJK College of Arts and ScienceChairperson Dr. B. SATHEESH KUMAR Principal, AJK College of Arts and Science

Co-Ordinator Ms. B. MANIMEKALA Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science

IQAC External ExpertsrtsAcademician Dr. K. Vijila M.Sc., (Agri) Professor of Agricultural Microbiology Tamilnadu Agricultural University (TNAU) Coimbatore.

Representative from Industry Thiru. JayaKumar Ramdass Managing Director Mahendra Submersible Pumps (P) Ltd., Vice President, Coimbatore Management Association Coimbatore Mr. A. JEYACHANDRAN Corporate Consultant Taj Group of Hotels, Chennai

Local Society Representative Thiru. NANJIL NADAN Sahithya Academic Winner and Social Worker

Dr. S. N. SURESH, Vice Principal Dr. K. PRADEEPA,Members from Faculty Dean of Computer Science

Dr. A. MERLIN THANGA JOY, Dean of Management and Commerce Dr. M. N. KATHIRAVAN, HoD of Biotechnology Dr. C. CHANDRALEKA HoD of Computer Applications and Information Technology Dr. B. SEETHA DEVI HoD of Commerce CA and PG and Research Department Commerce Ms. ARCHANA PRASAD HoD of Costume Design and Fashion

Alumni Mr. AJITH (Batch 2017 -2019)

Student Representative Mr. JIJEESH, II M.Sc Electronics & Communication Systems

Office Administration Ms. PAVITHRA

IQAC Cell

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ACADEMIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Dr. B. SatheeshKumar – Principal & Chair PersonDr. S.N. Suresh – Vice PrincipalDr. K. Pradeepa – Dean of Computer ScienceDr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy – Dean of Management & CommerceMs. B. Manimekala – Coordinator, IQACDr. G. Angeline Prasanna – HoD of Computer ScienceDr. V. Raman – HoD of Visual CommunicationDr. C. Chandraleka - HoD of BCA & ITDr. B. Seetha Devi - HoD of Commerce CA & PG Commerce

ACADEMIC MONITORING COMMITTEE

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar – Principal & Chair PersonDr. S.N. Suresh - Vice PrincipalDr. K. Pradeepa - Dean of Computer ScienceDr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy - Dean of Management & CommerceMs. B. Manimekala – Coordinator , IQACMs. M. Jayakeerthi – Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceMs. N. Rajeswari – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMs. V. Shakthi Priyanka – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMs. C. Anitha – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMs. Greeshma Joy – Assistant Professor of MathematicsMs. V. Swathi – Assistant Professor of Costume Design & Fashion

4. EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES CELL

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar – Principal & Chair PersonDr. S.N. Suresh – Vice PrincipalDr. M. JasminePriya – Coordinator & Assistant Professor of TamilDr. K. Pradeepa – Dean of Computer ScienceDr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy – Dean of Management & CommerceMs. B. Manimekala – Co ordinator, IQACMr. A. Kamal Raj – Assistant Professor of BCA and ITDr. G. Vijayaraghavan – HoD of Department of English

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WEBSITE COMMITTEE

Dr. K. Pradeepa – Coordinator, Dean of Computer ScienceMs. M. Manimekalai - Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMr.M. Rajesh Kumar - Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMr. Iyyadurai Paulraj - System Administrator

ACADEMIC COUNCIL

Dr. Ajeet Kumar Lal Mohan – Secretary, Professor of CS & HMDr. B. Satheesh Kumar – PrincipalDr. S. N. Suresh – Vice PrincipalDr. K. Pradeepa – Dean of Computer ScienceDr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy – Dean of Management & CommerceDr. V. Raman – HoD of Visual CommunicationDr. M. N. Kathiravan – HoD of BiotechnologyDr. B. Seetha Devi – HoD of Commerce CA & PG CommerceDr. C. Chandraleka – HoD of BCA & ITDr. G. Angeline Prasanna – HoD of Computer ScienceMr. S. Saravanan – HoD of Electronics & Communication SystemsMr. A. P. Jayan – HoD of Catering Science & Hotel ManagementMs. Archana Prasad – HoD of Costume Design & FashionMs. S.Uma Maheswari – HoD of ManagementMr. G.R. Dinesh Kumar – HoD of Commerce PA & BIMs. A. Parameswari – HoD of Social WorkMs. B. Manimekala – Coordinator, IQAC

CERTIFICATE and VALUE ADDED COURSE COMMITTEE

Dr. G. Angeline Prasanna – HoD of Computer ScienceMr. G. R. Dinesh Kumar – HoD of Commerce PA & BIMr. A. P. Jayan – HoD of Catering Science & Hotel ManagementMr. M. Rajesh Kumar – Coordinator, Assistant Professor of BCA & IT

VOCATIONAL COURSE COMMITTEE ( NCVRT / NSDC )

Mr. G. R.Dinesh Kumar – Coordinator, Head of Commerce PA & BIDr. G. Angeline Prasanna – HoD of Computer ScienceMr. A. P. Jayan – HoD of Catering Science & Hotel ManagementMr. M. Rajesh Kumar – Assistant Professor of BCA & IT

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National Skill Development Council (NSDC) Courses

Mr. A. P. Jayan – Coordinator, HoD of Catering Science & Hotel ManagementMr. G. R. Dinesh Kumar – HoD of Commerce PA & BIDr. G. Angeline Prasanna – HoD of Computer ScienceMr. M. Rajesh Kumar – Assistant Professor of BCA & IT

SWAYAM / NPTEL Courses

Dr. G. Angeline Prasanna – Coordinator, HoD of Computer ScienceMr. A. P.Jayan – HoD of Catering Science & Hotel ManagementMr. G. R.Dinesh Kumar – HoD of Commerce PA & BIMr. M. Rajesh Kumar – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMs. M. Jayakeerthi – Assistant Professor of Computer Science

SCHOLARSHIP CELL

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar – Principal & Chair PersonDr. M. N. Kathiravan – Coordinator, HoD of BiotechnologyMs. N. Santhana Krishna – Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceDr. Pa. Keerthi – Assistant Professor of Commerce PA & BI

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar – Principal & Chief EditorDr. V. Raman – Coordinator, HoD of Visual CommunicationMs. B. Manimekala – Coordinator, IQACMs. M. Jayakeerthi – Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceMs. N. Rajeswari – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMs. V. Shakthi Priyanka – Assistant Professor of BCA & IT Ms. C. Anitha – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMs. Greeshma Joy – Assistant Professor of MathematicsMs. V. Swathi – Assistant Professor of Costume Design & Fashion

RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Dr. Ajeet Kumar Lal Mohan – Convenor & Professor of CS & HMDr. K. Pradeepa – Dean of Computer ScienceDr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy – Dean of Management and CommerceDr. G. Angeline Prasanna – Head of Computer Science

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RESEARCH SCHOLARS FORUM

Dr. B. Seetha Devi – Coordinator & HoD of Commerce CA & PG CommerceDr. M. N. Kathiravan – HoD of Biotechnology

RESEARCH GUIDES FORUM

Dr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy – Coordinator & Dean of Management & CommerceDr. Ajeet Kumar Lal Mohan – Professor of CS & HMDr. K. Pradeepa – Dean of Computer ScienceDr. G. Angeline Prasanna – HoD of Computer ScienceDr. B. Suresh Kumar – Assistant Professor of Computer Science

STUDENT WELFARE AND COUNSELLING CELL (SWCC)

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar - PrincipalMs. Subhathra Satheesan – Coordinator & Assistant Professor of MalayalamMs. N. Santhana Krishna – Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceMs. M. Manimekalai – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMr. S. John Grasias – Assistant Professor of Computer Science

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL (EDC)

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar - Principal & ChairpersonMr. Stalin Solomon Raja – Coordinator & Assistant Professor of ManagementMr. D. Srinivasan – Assistant Professor of Commerce CA & PG Commerce

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) CELL

Dr. V. Raman – Coordinator & HoD of Visual CommunicationDr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy – Dean of Management & CommerceDr. M. N. Kathiravan – HoD of Biotechnology

INCUBATION CENTRE

Ms. Archana Prasad – Coordinator & HoD of Costume Design and Fashion Mr. A.P. Jayan – HoD of CS & HM

TRANSPORT COMMITTEE

Mr. V. Elayaraja – Coordinator, Physical DirectorMr. S. Justin Santiyagu – Assistant Professor of ECS

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HOSTEL (BOYS & GIRLS)

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar – Principal and Chief WardenMr. SSS. Ranjith Priyan – Deputy Warden - Boys Hostel and Assistant Professor of Visual CommunicationMs. P. Bremla – Deputy Warden – Girls Hostel, Assistant Professor of Visual CommunicationMs. D. Vaishnavi – Assistant Professor of Mathematics Ms. Lija B. Jose – Assistant Professor of Visual CommunicationMs. R. Rethulya – Assistant Professor of English

CULTURAL COMMITTEE

Ms. A. Parameswari – Coordinator & HoD of Social workMs. R. Rethulya – Assistant Professor of EnglishMs. D. Vaishanvi – Assistant Professorof MathematicsMs. P. Bremla – Assistant Professor of Visual CommunicationMr. R. Christopher – Assistant Professor of TamilMs. Ponmalar – Assistant Professor of Mathematics

EXAMINATION CELL

Dr. G. Angeline Prasanna – Coordinator, HoD of Computer ScienceMr. S. Saravanan – HoD of Electronics & Communication SystemsMr. G. R. Dinesh Kumar – HoD of Commerce PA & BIMr. M. Rajesh Kumar – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMs. R. Rethulya – Assistant Professor of EnglishMs. D. Vaishnavi – Assistant Professor of Mathematics

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE

Dr. B .Satheesh Kumar – Principal, Chair PersonDr. S. N.Suresh – Vice PrincipalMr. S. Prakash – Dean, Learning & Development CellDr. K. Pradeepa - Dean of Computer ScienceMr. S. Saravanan - HoD of Electronics and Communication SystemsMr. V. Elayaraja - Physical DirectorMr. S. John Grasias - Assistant Professor of BCA & IT

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SPORTS COMMITTEE

Mr. V. Elayaraja – Coordinator, Physical DirectorDr. G. Vijayaraghavan – HoD of EnglishDr. M. N. Kathiravan – HoD of BiotechnologyMr. S. Jonathan Anand Kumar – Assistant Professor of CS & HMMr. J. Sathya Narayanan – Assistant Professor of CDF

LABORATORY COMMITTEE

Computer LabMs. M. RenuPriya – System AdministratorMs. Nandhini – Assistant Professor of BCA & ITMs. J. P. NandhiniSree – Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceDr. B.Suresh Kumar – Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceBiotechnology LabDr. S. Snisha – Assistant Professor of BiotechnologyVisual Communication Lab

Ms. Josbeena Vargheese – Assistant Professor of Visual CommunicationElectronics & Communication LabMs. Anju P. Domanic – Assistant Professor of ECSMs. Raghi Thazhathukunnel – Assistant Professor of CDF

Catering Science & Hotel Management LabMr. L. Muralidharan – Assistant Professor of CS & HM

LIBRARY COMMITTEE

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar – Principal, Chair PersonMs. M. Radha – Librarian, ConvenorMr. G.R. Dinesh Kumar - HoD of Commerce PA and B & IDr. M.N.Kathiravan – HoD of Bio TechnologyDr. C. Chandraleka – HoD of BCA & ITDr. B. Suresh Kumar - Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceDr. Pa. Keerthi – Assistant Professor of Commerce (PA)

CAFETERIA COMMITTEE

Mr. L. Muralidharan - Coordinator, Assistant Professor of CS & HMMr. J. Sathya Narayanan - Assistant Professor of CDFMr. A. Kamalraj - Assistant Professor of BCA & IT

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NSS & EXTENSION ACTIVITY CELL

Dr. M. JasminePriya – Coordinator, NSS Programme Officer - Unit I Assistant Professor of TamilMs. Sujitha Amalin Nancy – NSS Programme Officer - Unit II Assistant Professor of Computer Science

INTERNAL COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar – Principal, ChairpersonMs. N. Santhana Krishna – Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceMs. Subhathra Satheesan – Assistant Professor of LanguagesDr. K. Pradeepa – Dean of Computer ScienceDr. M. Jasmine Priya – Assistant Professor of TamilMs. A. Parameswari – HoD of Social Work

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar - Principal, ChairpersonDr. K. Pradeepa – Dean of Computer ScienceDr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy – Dean of Management & CommerceDr. Seetha Devi - HoD of Commerce CA & PG CommerceMr. A. Samson – Assistant Professor of Social Work

PLACEMENT CELLMr. S. Prakash – Dean, Learning & Development CellMr. G. R. Dinesh Kumar – HoD of Commerce PA & BIMs. Sujitha Amalin Nancy – Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceMs. S.Aiswarya – Assistant Professor of EnglishMr. S.Jonathan Anand Kumar – Assistant Professor of CS&HMMr. D. Srinivasan – Assistant Professor of Commerce CAMr. A. Kamalraj – Assistant Professor of BCA & IT Dr. B. Suresh Kumar - Assistant Professor of Computer Science Mr. S. Justin Santiyagu – Assistant Professor of ECSMr. J. Sathya Narayanan - Assistant Professor of CDFMs. Josbeena Vargheese - Assistant Professor of Visual CommunicationMr. Stalin Solomon Raja - Assistant Professor of Management Ms. R. Rethulya - Assistant Professor of EnglishDr. S. Snisha - Assistant Professor of BiotechnologyMr. M. Rajesh Kumar - Assistant Professor of BCAMr. A. Samson - Assistant Professor of Social workMs. I. Jubitha - Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceMs. V. Princy Metilda – Assistant Professor of Commerce CA & PG Commerce

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RAGGING CURB COMMITTEE

Dr. B. Satheesh Kumar – PrincipalDr. S.N. Suresh – Vice PrincipalDr. K. Pradeepa – Dean of Computer ScienceDr. A. Merlin Thanga Joy – Dean of Management &CommerceDr. V. Raman – HoD of Visual CommunicationDr. M. N. Kathiravan – HoD of BiotechnologyDr. B. Seetha Devi – HoD of Commerce CA & PG CommerceDr. C. Chandraleka – HoD of BCA & ITDr. G. Angeline Prasanna – HoD of Computer Science Mr. S . Saravanan – HoD of Electronics & Communication SystemsMr. Jayan. A. P. – HoD of Catering Science & Hotel ManagementMs. Archana Prasad – HoD of Costume Design & FashionMs. S. UmaMaheswari – HoD of Management Mr. G. R.Dinesh Kumar – HoD of Commerce PA & BIMs. A. Parameswari – HoD of Social Work

CENTRE FOR DIGITAL LEARNING

Dr. G. Angeline Prasanna – Coordinator, HoD of Computer ScienceMs. Lija B.Jose – Assistant Professor of Visual CommunicationMs. M. Jayakeerthi - Assistant Professor of Computer ScienceMr. A. Kamalraj - Assistant Professor of Computer Applications and Information Technology

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CELL

Ms. Archana Prasad – Coordinator, HoD of CDFMr. A. P. Jayan – HoD of CS & HMMs. A. Parameswari – HoD of Social WorkDr. M. Jasmine Priya – Assistant Professor of Tamil

CONSUMER AWARENESS CELLMs. S. Uma Maheswari – Coordinator, HoD of Management Dr. M. Kavitha – Assistant Professor of Commerce PA Ms. V. Princy Metilda – Assistant Professor of Commerce CAMs. G. Poornima – Assistant Professor of Commerce PA

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ECO CLUB

Ms. Archana Prasad – Coordinator, HoD of CDFDr. S. Snisha – Assistant Professor of BiotechnologyMr. Karthik – Assistant Professor of ECS

READERS CLUBMs. Radha – Convenor, LibrarianDr. Vijayaraghavan – Head, Department of EnglishMs. Aishwarya – Assistant Professor of EnglishMs. Athira - Assistant Professor of English

AJK ACADEMY FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

Dr. Pa. Keerthi – Coordinator, Assistant Professor of Commerce PA & BI Ms. Vaishnavi – Assistant Professor of Mathematics

AJK GUIDANCE CENTRE – UGC NET / SET

Dr. Pa. Keerthi – Coordinator, Assistant Professor of Commerce PA & BIMr. Samson A – Assistant Professor of Social WorkMr. A. Kadar Mohideen – Assistant Professor of Management Ms. Anju Joseph – Assistant Professor of Commerce CA & PG CommerceMr. R. Christopher – Assistant Professor, Department of TamilMs. Vaishnavi – Assistant Professor of Mathematics

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College Day 2019 Sports Day

Alumni Meet Palakkad Chapter

Alumni Meet- Chennai Chapter

Alumni MeetBengaluru Chapter


ACADEMIC YEAR

2018 - 19


Hello Life 2019 Skill Development Programme Infosys

Genesis 2019 EDP Cell

Launching Doctorate in Catering Science and Hotel Management - 2019

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2018 - 19


A tribute to the CRPF bravehearts martyred in the Pulwama attack

Star Nite 2019

Christmas Day Celebration 2018 Pongal Celebration 2019

Talent Day - Oasis 2018

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Two days Workshop for Self Help Group Ladies in Jewellery Making Gender Equity

Elders Day Celebration 2018Women's Day Celebration 2019

Parent Teacher Association 2018

World Idly Day Celebration 2019

Plastic Free Navakkarai 2019

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Academic Calendar 2019 – 2020

Date Day June 2019 DayOrder

Working Days Count

1 SAT

2 SUN

3 MON

4 TUE

5 WED Ramzan / Eid-ul-Fitar [World Environment Day]

6 THU

7 FRI

8 SAT

9 SUN

10 MON

11 TUE

12 WED

13 THU

14 FRI College Reopens for the Odd Semester 2019 I 01

15 SAT

16 SUN

17 MON II 02

18 TUE III 03

19 WED IV 04

20 THU V 05

21 FRI I 06

22 SAT

23 SUN

24 MON II 07

25 TUE III 08

26 WED [International day against Drug abuse & Illicit Trafficking] IV 09

27 THU World Diabetes Day V 10

28 FRI Vigyaan 2019 I 11

29 SAT

30 SUN

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Date Day July 2019 DayOrder

Working Days Count

1 MON I 12

2 TUE II 13

3 WED III 14

4 THU IV 15

5 FRI V 16

6 SAT

7 SUN

8 MON VI 17

9 TUE I 18

10 WED II 19

11 THU World Population Day III 20

12 FRI IV 21

13 SAT

14 SUN

15 MON V 22

16 TUE VI 23

17 WED I 24

18 THU II 25

19 FRI III 26

20 SAT

21 SUN

22 MON IV 27

23 TUE V 28

24 WED VI 29

25 THU I 30

26 FRI II 31

27 SAT

28 SUN

29 MON III 32

30 TUE IV 33

31 WED V 34

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Date Day August 2019 DayOrder

Working Days Count

1 THU VI 35

2 FRI I 36

3 SAT

4 SUN

5 MON Commencement of First Internal Examinations II 37

6 TUE III 38

7 WED IV 39

8 THU V 40

9 FRI VI 41

10 SAT

11 SUN

12 MON Bakrid / Eid – ul- Adha

13 TUE I 42

14 WED II 43

15 THU Independence Day / Rakshabandhan

16 FRI III 44

17 SAT

18 SUN

19 MON IV 45

20 TUE V 46

21 WED VI 47

22 THU I 48

23 FRI Gokulashtami II 49

24 SAT

25 SUN

26 MON III 50

27 TUE IV 51

28 WED V 52

29 THU National Sports Day VI 53

30 FRI Star Nite ( First Year Students) I 54

31 SAT


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Date Day September 2019 DayOrder

Working Days Count

1 SUN

2 MON Ganesh Chaturthi / VinayakaChaturthi

3 TUE II 55

4 WED III 56

5 THU Teachers' Day IV 576 FRI Onam Celebrations V 587 SAT

8 SUN World Literacy Day

9 MON VI 59

10 TUE Muharram / Ashura

11 WED Onam

12 THU I 60

13 FRI II 61

14 SAT

15 SUN

16 MON Commencement of Second Internal Examinations III 6217 TUE IV 6318 WED V 6419 THU VI 6520 FRI I 6621 SAT

22 SUN

23 MON II 67

24 TUE III 68

25 WED IV 69

26 THU Day of the Deaf V 70

27 FRI World Tourism Day VI 7128 SAT

29 SUN

30 MON I 72

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Academic Calendar 2019 – 2020 Date Day October 2019 Day

OrderWorking

Days Count

1 TUE International Day of the Elderly II 73

2 WED Mahatma Gandhi Jayanthi

3 THU World Habitat Day] III 74

4 FRI Commencement of Bharathiar University UG Degree Pratical Examinations[World Animal Welfare Day] IV 75

5 SAT

6 SUN

7 MON Saraswathi Pooja & Ayuda Pooja

8 TUE Vijayadhasami [Indian Air Force Day]

9 WED Commencement of Model ExaminationsWorld Post Office day V 76

10 THU National Post Day VI 77

11 FRI Commencement of Bharathiar University PG Degree Pratical Examinations I 78

12 SAT

13 SUN International Day for National disaster reduction

14 MON II 79

15 TUE III 80

16 WED IV 81

17 THU V 82

18 FRI VI 83

19 SAT

20 SUN

21 MON I 84

22 TUE II 85

23 WED III 86

24 THU World Development Information Day IV 87

25 FRI V 88

26 SAT

27 SUN Diwali / Deepavali

28 MON VI 89

29 TUE I 90

30 WED World Thrift Day II 91

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Academic Calendar 2019 – 2020 Date Day November 2019 Day

OrderWorking

Days Count

1 FRI

2 SAT

3 SUN

4 MON

5 TUE

6 WED Commencement of Bharathiar University UG Degree Theory Examinations

7 THU

8 FRI

9 SAT

10 SUN Milad Un- Nabi

11 MON Commencement of Bharathiar University PG Degree Theory Examinations

12 TUE

13 WED

14 THU Children's Day

15 FRI

16 SAT

17 SUN

18 MON

19 TUE

20 WED

21 THU

22 FRI

23 SAT

24 SUN

25 MON

26 TUE

27 WED

28 THU

29 FRI

30 SAT

31 SUN

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Date Day December 2019 DayOrder

Working Days Count

1 SUN [World Aids Day]

2 MON College reopens for Even Semester 2019 -20 I 01

3 TUE II 02

4 WED Navy Day III 03

5 THU IV 04

6 FRI V 05

7 SAT Armed Forces Flag Day

8 SUN

9 MON VI 06

10 TUE Human Rights Day I 07

11 WED II 08

12 THU III 09

13 FRI IV 10

14 SAT

15 SUN

16 MON VI 11

17 TUE I 12

18 WED II 13

19 THU III 14

20 FRI IV 15

21 SAT

22 SUN

23 MON V 16

24 TUE Christmas Celebrations VI 17

25 WED Christmas

26 THU I 18

27 FRI II 19

28 SAT

29 SUN

30 MON III 20

31 TUE IV 21

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Date Day January 2020 DayOrder

Working Days Count

1 WED New Year

2 THU V 22

3 FRI VI 23

4 SAT

5 SUN

6 MON Commencement of First Internal Examinations I 24

7 TUE II 25

8 WED III 26

9 THU IV 27

10 FRI V 28

11 SAT

12 SUN National Youth Day

13 MON Date of Bharathiar University Examinations Publication of Result - UG VI 29

14 TUE Bhogi Festival I 30

15 WED Pongal Festival & [Army Day]

16 THU Thiruvalluvar Day

17 FRI Uzhavar Thirunal

18 SAT

19 SUN

20 MON Date of Bharathiar University Examinations Publication of Result - PG II 31

21 TUE III 32

22 WED IV 33

23 THU V 34

24 FRI VI 35

25 SAT

26 SUN Republic Day

27 MON I 36

28 TUE II 37

29 WED III 38

30 THU IV 39

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Date Day February 2020 DayOrder

Working Days Count

1 SAT

2 SUN

3 MON VI 41

4 TUE I 42

5 WED III 43

6 THU IV 44

7 FRI V 45

8 SAT

9 SUN

10 MON VI 46

11 TUE I 47

12 WED II 48

13 THU III 49

14 FRI IV 50

15 SAT

16 SUN

17 MON Commencement of Second Internal Examinations V 51

18 TUE VI 52

19 WED I 53

20 THU III 54

21 FRI Maha Shivaratri IV 55

22 SAT

23 SUN

24 MON V 56

25 TUE VI 57

26 WED I 58

27 THY II 59

28 FRI Miracle 2020 - Intercollegiate Cultural FestNational Science Day

III 60

29 SAT

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Academic Calendar 2019 – 2020 Date Day March 2020 Day

OrderWorking

Days Count

1 SUN World Aids Day

2 MON IV 61

3 TUE V 62

4 WED VI 63

5 THU Women’s Day Celebrations I 64

6 FRI Annual Day & Sports Day II 65

7 SAT [International Women's Day]

8 SUN

9 MON Commencement of Model Examinations III 66

10 TUE Commencement of Bharathiar University UG Degree Pratical Examinations IV 67

11 WED V 68

12 THU Commencement of Bharathiar University UG Degree Pratical Examinations VI 69

13 FRI I 70

14 SAT

15 SUN

16 MON II 71

17 TUE III 72

18 WED IV 73

19 THU V 74

20 FRI VI 75

21 SAT

22 SUN

23 MON I 76

24 TUE II 77

25 WED Ugadi Festival

26 THU III 78

27 FRI IV 79

28 SAT

29 SUN

30 MON V 80

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Date Day April 2020 DayOrder

Working Days Count

1 WED I 82

2 THU II 83

3 FRI Commencement of Bharathiar University UG Degree Theory Examinations III 84

4 SAT

5 SUN

6 MON Mahaveer Jayanthi IV 85

7 TUE World Health Day V 86

8 WED VI 87

9 THU Commencement of Bharathiar University PG Degree Theory Examinations I 88

10 FRI Good Friday

11 SAT

12 SUN Easter

13 MON II 89

14 TUE Tamil New Year

15 WED III 90

16 THU

17 FRI

18 SAT

19 SUN

20 MON

21 TUE

22 WED Earth Day

23 THU

24 FRI

25 SAT

26 SUN

27 MON

28 TUE

29 WED

30 THU

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ODD SEMESTERYEAR MONTH WORKING DAYS2019 JUNE 112019 JULY 232019 AUGUST 202019 SEPTEMBER 182019 OCTOBER 20

TOTAL 92

EVEN SEMESTERYEAR MONTH WORKING DAYS2019 DECEMBER 212020 JANUARY 192020 FEBRUARY 202020 MARCH 212020 APRIL 09

TOTAL 90


WORKING DAYS

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