CALICUT Annual Quality Assurance Report 201011

Prof. (Dr.) M. Abdul Salam Vice-Chancellor Assumed the office on 15.8.
2011
Prof. K. Raveendranath
Pro-Vice-Chancellor Assumed the office on 3.10.2011
Dr. C. D. Sebastian Controller of Examinations
Prof.(Dr.) M.V.Joseph Registrar
Sri.K.P. Rajesh FCA Finance Officer
Prof.(Dr.) C. Rajendran Director, IQAC
Ex-officio members of the Syndicate

Vice-Chancellor (Chairman) Pro-Vice-Chancellor The Principal Secretary to Government, High Education Department. The Secretary to the Government, Information Technology Department, The Director of Collegiate Education The Director of Public Instructions.
MEMBERS OF THE SYNDICATE
Sri.T.V.Ibrahim
Sri.R.S. Panicker
Prof. M. Abdul Rahiman Adv.G.C.Prashanth Kumar
Adv. Niyas P.M.
Prof.K.A. Siraj
Dr.K.V. Lazar
Sri. Navas Jan.A
Prof. Abraham Mathew
Sri.T.P. Ashraf Ali
Sri.K. Sivaraman
Prof. K.M. Vanajakshi
Dr. T.P. Ahamed
Dr. Zainul Abid Kotta
University of Calicut
A WORD ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

The University of Calicut which celebrated its 41st Birthday last year have a new Team under the able guidance of Prof. (Dr.) M.Abdul Salam, Vice-Chancellor and Prof. K. Raveendranath the new Pro-Vice-chancellor. The University is striving hard to improve the quality in the higher education sector and to achieve 100% graduate level of education to all within a decade. Our Vice-Chancellor has a dream to make the University known in the academic world. Criticism is quite natural when we bring changes but once we accept the new ideas it becomes familiar and the critics find new subjects. With good intentions, he has planned to have e-governance [Digital Document Filing System] implemented in 2011-12. He hopes, procrastination in disposing files, sending files to different branches will come to an end in the new system of governance. It is expected that the files kept unattended at various levels can be monitored at every higher level and if needed can be pulled and orders given by the higher ups. The Vice-Chancellor expects the University Community to gladly accept this system of governance. To make himself available to the faculty always he plans to have video-conferencing facility to all teaching departments. The efforts taken by him to solve the burning problems of the student community has started yielding results. The Single Window System of admission to PG Courses of all teaching departments and affiliated colleges was widely accepted by the student community and the software for this was developed by our programmers under the leadership of Sri. V. T. Madhu, Director, Calicut University Computer Centre. The Campus community feels that if development is taking place in the present pace definitely by 2015 the University will be able to present something good before the country.
THE QUALITY POLICY

The University is committed to promote voluntarily the quality of service being provided to the Student Community. Though we have improved the services being provided, we know, still we have to go a long way. A strong administration and commitment by teachers and staff is needed to improve the quality in service. The University endeavors to be transparent and fair in all its activities . We consistently strive for providing efficient services and assisting the students. We aspire for continual improvement in its service delivery mechanism by improving the infrastructure. We are resolute in complying with the requirements of the student community.
UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT
INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is meant for planning, guiding and monitoring Quality Assurance and Quality Enhancement Activities of Higher Educational Institutions. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) functioned effectively during the period of report (2010-11) in the University as per UGC guidelines with the following members: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Dr. Anwar Jahan Zuberi, Vice-Chancellor (Chairman) Pro-Vice-Chancellor Prof. C. Rajendran, Department of Sanskrit (Director) Prof. S. Nirmala, Department of Russian Prof. M.V. Joseph, Department of Bio-technology Prof. P. Mohammed Shafi, Department of Chemistry Prof. Ramachandran. P.T., Department of Mathematics Prof. C. Jayan, Department of Psychology Sri.V.Rajagopalan, Controller of Examinations Prof. K.P. Muraleedharan, Department of Commerce & Management Studies Sri.V.K.C. Mammed Koya (Representing Industry) Sri. P.T. Abdul Latheef, Deputy Mayor, Kozhikode Municipal Corporation (Representing Local Community)
The University was accredited by the NAAC in the year 2010 with B grade with institutional CGPA of 2.94 in a 4 point scale. The next re-accreditation is due in 2015.
ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

Year of Report : 2010 - 11
Section A: Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality enhancement
Setting up of Radiation Physics Centre, new M.Sc programme in Radiation Physics, expansion of Material and Nuclear Laboratories and Integrated M.Sc course (Physics) To start M.Sc Bioinformatics programme from next academic year onwards.(Biotechnology) National seminar on Recent Trends in Statistics and Related areas and Annual conference of Kerala Statistical Association during 15-17 March 2012 at the Department of statistics. (Statistics) Intensify research activities in various thrust areas by admitting more numbers of Ph.D students and also by submitting the research projects to various funding agencies. Enhance the knowledge of PG students, by conducting Seminars/Workshops in addition to the regular classroom lectures, Demonstration & practical experiments. Make earnest efforts to improve the quality of the students by incorporating recent & relevant topics in the syllabi, so as to enhance the number of the NET qualified students (Zoology).
Plan to introduce new courses in education. (Education) a) Revamp research activities in both basic and applied chemistry, b) Develop research groups in frontier and interdisciplinary areas, c) Enhance the interaction of our students and faculty with National and International experts in different areas via conducting a series of Frontier Lectures, d) Conduct regular seminars, workshops and lecture series, e) Building collaborative research projects by joint initiatives with neighbouring research institutions & industries, which would impart a real-life touch to our research activities, f)Plan the academic programmes to strengthen the quality of higher education and (g) Accumulate funds from the state/national funding agencies with definite research proposals. (Chemistry) To conduct a 3 day music festival in collaboration with South Zone Cultural Centres, five days seminar/ workshops on Relevancy of Institutionalized Music Education, World Music Day Celebration, Academic Centered new courses in Music and Drama, Seven day Technical Works Workshops (RRC), acting workshop by Alex Pinder, Australia, Three day film Appreciation and one week film making, CULT (Calicut University Little Theatre) Seven days Childrens Theatre Kalikkootom and Music Seminar (Drama). To get accreditation for Department Journal to make it a peer reviewed accredited journal publishing significant scholarly articles. Plan to apply for UGC SAP Programme in light of Department having acquired new faculty members. To conduct seminars/workshops, etc., streamline academic activities for achieving better results (English). Research in collaboration with other universities, b) Multimedia Education, c) Research and Extension activities will be strengthened during the next five years (Education). Publications of Journals (Four issues),Books, To conduct one International seminar, two National seminar, and one Workshop for Career Development (Arabic). University of Calicut
To start PG progammes in MAVC (cost brand)Master Degree in Audio Visual Communication. (Journalism). To start a P.G Diploma course in Computer Application in Hindi. (Hindi). Organizing a one day seminar on Women and Development in Kerala, Organizing a round table conference on Womens Code Bill, Starting M.Phil and Ph.D, Starting one year PG diploma programme in Womens Studies, Taking up UGC major and minor projects, Organiising a UGC sponsored ToT Workshop of Capacity Building of Women Managers in Higher Education, Organising Pre-Marital Counsellings Programme for Students of the Campus. As per the Guidelines of the UGC, the Centre for Womens Studies will be taking up activities in the areas of Teaching, Research, Field Action, Dissemination (Library, Documentation and publication) and Advocacy. (Womens Studies)
A. Teaching 1. 2. 3. 4.
The Centre for Womens Studies will continue with its two year M.A Womens Studies (CCSS) programme. Foundation course in Gender Studies will be started at all UG level.(Syllabus already prepared). Elective papers in Gender Studies will be offered under the CCSS Scheme of the University to students of all PG Departments in the University Campus. A one year PG Diploma on Womens Studies with emphasis on gender sensitive counsellings will be offered to teachers, doctors and counsellors (Project under submission to the UGC).
B. Training
1. A Soft Skill Enhancement Programme will be started for girl students in the campus (Project under submission) Gender sensitivity training will be given to all students and faculties of the PG Department in the campus. Gender awareness training will be given to all employees of the University Campus in collaboration with the Complaints Committee (against sexual harassment) and Academic Staff College of the University. Training of Trainers will be undertaken for the adolescence education, awareness and motivation classes proposed under the various outreach activities of Centre for Womens Studies.
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C. Research
1. 2. Ph.D in Womens Studies will be started from the year 2011-2012 onwards. Minor and major research projects will be undertaken.
D. Field Action and Outreach Activities

1. Centre for Womens Studies will continue to act as the nodal centre for strengthening and monitoring the activities of the Women Development Cells in all affiliated colleges of the University.
2.
Motivation classes under the Comprehensive Education Programme of Nilambur Grama Panchayat (funded by UNICEF) will be undertaken by the Centre for Womens Studies. A Comprehensive Women empowerment Programme for girls and women in Malappuram District will be taken up (project under submission to MHRD, Government of India) A Safety Quotient Development Programme will be undertaken for girls in High schools, Higher secondary Schools and affiliated colleges of the University will be initiated. (Project under submission to Department of Women and Child Development, Government of India).
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E. Library, Documentation and Publication

1. Training manuals for schemes mentioned in item No.(2), (3) and (4) of Field Action and outreach will be prepared. A Book on Gender Studies - A Reader will be published to support the M.A.Womens Studies programme under Distance Mode. Documentation of various gender issues will be continued.
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3.
F. Advocacy
1. A Counselling Centre with focus on Legal counsellings will be started for aggrieved girls and women in collaboration with the Department of Psychology, University of Calicut. Pre-marital Counseling programme will be started for campus students in collaboration with the Chair for Christian Studies and Research.
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G. Seminars and Workshops

1. A one day seminar on Women and Development in Kerala will be organized in connection with the inauguration of the new building of Centre for Womens Studies. A Round Table Conference on Womens Code Bill will be organized in connection with the Womens Day Celebration on 8th March 2012. The prestigious UGC programme on Five Day ToT Workshop of Capacity Building of Women Managers in Higher Education for selected faculties in Kerala, Karnataka and Lakshadweep will be organized. A UGC sponsored two Day National Seminar on Girl Child: The Declining Child Sex Ratio will be organized. ( Womens studies) Erudite Programme (Sanskrit). Other academic activities such as Seminars, Workshops coaching for UGC and other competitive examinations (Library and Information Science). Department has decided to initiate Ph.D programme. Dr.S.Sindhu is planning to submit a joint research proposal with TATA BP Solar, Bangalore to initiate the University Industry collaborations to make technology transfer easy. Intensification of research programmes by attracting more fund from the funding agencies. Department has planned to conduct a lecture series in association with JNCASR, Bangalore and Indian Academy of Science. Department has planned to improve or make 10 University of Calicut
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available new physical infrastructure. Also have plan to accommodate more research facilities in the Department to enhance research activities and to attract good students for the Ph.D programme. The Department has initiated steps for a sophisticated instrumentation centre. And has initiated steps for a centre for Green Energy and Technology (Nanoscience & Technology). Syllabus revision of M.Sc CCSS, Biochemistry, Human physiology and Microbiology, Departmental monthly seminar of Research Scholars and M.Phil students, Institution visit for M.Sc Students, Inauguration of smart classroom, new Annexure block, Dr..V.K Sasidharan Endowment lectures.( Life Science) Strengthening of existing programmes, Offering of more electives in 2nd 3rd &4th semester, Bringing out the 15th volume of the Departmental Research Journal Assonance, Conducting a workshop on Translation of Tagore stories(Russian). To start M.Phil in Management, Masters programme in International Business, Masters Programme in Tourism Administration, Integrated BBA-MBA programme (Commerce & Management studies). Implementation of the SAP Phase II and publication of historical series (History). Starting M.Phil in Political Science (West Asian Studies). Seminar on - Semi group Theory, Automata Theory, Discrete Mathematics, Differential Geometry, Partial Differential Equation. Dr. P. Kesavamenon Memorial Lectures, Workshop for Departmental students on Fundamentals on Mathematics, National Seminar on Graph Theory, Dr. P. Kesavamenon Memorial Lectures. (Mathematics). Publication of Department Journal, Anthikoottayma (Folk song & Puppetry show) Proceedings of Tribal-lore Seminar, National seminar on Folk medicine, Restructuring Sangam Age through cultural practices in kerala, Fire Theyyam Festival in collaboration with Folklore Academy, Folklore day celebration, Syllabus Modification (Folklore). Implementation of the new projects sanctioned, further improvements of Botanical Garden, Full fledged opening of the labs of Inter-university Centre for Plant Biotechnology, Starting new Diploma programmes / finishing schools (Botany).
Section B: Details in respect of the following

1.

Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution.

Coaching for NET/JRF Examination to M.Sc Students of the Department(Chemistry) Conduct of various seminars and participation in seminars, publication of quality research purpose (Botany)
All faculties are actively involved in teaching and research as can be seen from the percentage of our students passing UGC/GATE and publications in high impact journals reflect the goal (Physics).
HRD in the area of Biotechnology all the M.Sc students qualified the National Level examination (Biotechnology).
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Conducted a workshop on Identification of Butterflies on 22.12.2011 (Zoology) Intra Departmental seminars, research forums, weekly meeting (English). The Department conducts weekly seminars for students on general topics, weekly screening of films, Students Wall Magazine Golos and the Display Box form part of student activities. (Russian)
Teaching, Research and community service. (Journalism). Research activities, Workshops, Lecture Series (Education). One day orientation programme on Gender Related Intervention in colleges: skill training for Teachers - In Thrissur District at Vimala College on 28.01.2011, In Kozhikode at Providence College on 04.03.2011, In Wayanad District at St. Marys College, Sulthan Bathery on 22.11.2011, In Malappuram District at Seminar Complex, University of Calicut on 27.09.2011, In Palakkad District at Mercy College, Palakkad on 26.11.2011 (Centre for Womens Studies).
Conducted two international seminars and one national seminar on area of topical interest, enrolled 10 Ph.D students including one foreign student, published 6 books of high research value (Sanskrit).
Timely completion of the various programmes of the Department. Helping the students, former students for getting placement (Library and Information Science).
Developed a curriculum capable of producing high quality, trained manpower in the areas of Nanoscience and Technology. Department has offered more than 6 months research projects for the M.Tech students. And conducted lectures on related areas by Eminent Scientist and professors from Internationally reputed Institutes in India. Initiated research activities by submitting two major research proposals to funding agencies for set up equipped labs (Nanoscience & Technology).
Teaching, research and other extension activities (Economics). Conducted several seminars in PDE and Analysis which are beneficial to the students as these are the thrust areas of current research Faculty members provided guidance lectures for UGC/ Career examination for PG students, faculty members provided training in LATEX software to all students in the Department (Mathematics).
100 per cent placement for MBA students (Commerce & Management studies). Play production, Filim Appreciation, CULT (Calicut University Little Theater), Teleproduction in Folk festival (Drama).
Promote historical studies and research (History). Translation Bureau, Employment Cell, Literary Club, Publications (Arabic).
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2.
1.
New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)

PG Diploma Courses in Counselling has been started in the Department of Adult and Continuing Education and Syllabus implemented vide UO No. GAIV/J2/4396/10 dated 31.7.2010
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A new course namely Actuarial Science has been started under School of Distance Education as per the decision of the Syndicate held on 3.6.2010 (Item No.2010.369 of the minutes)
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A new Board of Studies in Clinical Psychology has been constituted as per UO No. GA I/F2/302/ 2010 Vol. I dated 3.11.2011.
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A new course Diploma in Gemmology under the School of Distance Education has been started and syllabus implemented vide Uo No. GAIV /J1/137/2010 dated 28.2.2011.
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Nano Technology, a new course has been started in the Department of Nanoscience and the Syllabus was implemented.
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A new Programme called Functional Hindi and Translation under Board of Studies Hindi 9PG) under Faculty of Literature has been started in the Department of Hindi with effect from 2010 admission.
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M.Tech & MCA Regulations implemented w.e.f 2010 admission. The following M.Tech Courses have been started. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) (k) (l) (m) (n) Environment Engineering Production Engineering Thermal System Power Systems Chemical Process Control. Embedded systems Machine Design Computer Science Water Resources & Hydro informatics. Power Electronics Commutation Engineering & Signal Processing. Internal Combustion Engine and Turbo Machinery Manufacturing Systems Management Digital Signal Processing 13
(o) (p) (q) (r) (s) 9. 10. 11.
Power Electronics & Drives Applied Electronics & Communication Systems. Geo Technical Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Electronics Design Technology.
MCA Syllabus (2010 Admission) Ph.D Programme (Full Time & Part-time) M.Phil course in Theatre Arts 1 Year)
Cost based
Sl.No. Particulars Professional 1 Students from the same state where the University is situated Students from other states of India UG Non-Professional Professional PG Non-Professional Diploma Total
2483
299
1454
280
Nil
4515
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Brief details of Affiliated Colleges

Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Types of College Arts & Science Applied Science Engineering College Management Studies(MBA/ MCA) Medical Dental Homoeo Ayurveda Nursing Pharmacy Paramedical Law Govt. 20 3 2 1 1 2 1 2 Aided 45 1 2 Unaided 73 15 24 11 5 6 4 19 8 4 Total 138 15 28 11 7 7 1 6 21 9 4 2
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13 14 15
Training Arabic Physical Education Total
2 1 35
2 9 59
59 16 1 245
63 25 2 339
(a) Affiliation fee details

Sl.No 1 2 3 Type of College Govt. Colleges Aided Colleges Unaided Colleges Provisional 2500 5000 10000 Continuation 2500 5000 10000
(b) Fee for permanent affiliation
1. Government Colleges 2. Aided Colleges 3. Unaided Colleges
: : :
5000 25000
The University does not grant permanent affiliation to unaided courses ( Temporary / Permanent affiliation is not granted to the colleges but to the course offered in the colleges)
Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Particulars University Teaching Departments Constituent Colleges Affiliated Colleges(Govt. and Aided) UGC recognised CPE(Colleges with Potential for Excellence) Autonomous Colleges P.G Teaching Centres in Colleges Recognized Research Institution / Centres Self Financing Colleges No. 30 94 245
I. Number of academic Programmers/ Courses offered within the University.

Sl.No 1 2 3 4 5 6 UG PG Certificate Course Diploma P.G Diploma M.Phil Programmes Number 10 9 4 5 20 15
7 8 9 10
Ph.D Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Ayurveda, Homoeopathy etc PG Course UG Course
25
6 6
II. Number of students enrolled in the university during 2010-11 with the following details (Students enrollment in Teaching & Research Departments).
Sl No. 1 Students from the same state Students from other state NRI Students Foreign Students UG Profe- Non-Professional ssional PG Profe- Non-Professional ssional MPhil Ph.D Diploma/ Certificate Total
19604
78149
1490
5487
82
263
105075
0 0 0 19604
0 0 8 78157
0 0 0 1490
0 0 1 5488
0 0 0 82
0 0 1 264
0 0 0
0 0 10 105085
3 4
Grand Total
3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction

UG programmes offered in the affiliated colleges were brought under Choice Based Credit Semester System. Introduction of Direct Grading System with 5 point scale in the course wise evaluation and 7 point scale in the semester grading and final grading. Choice based Credit Semester System has been implemented for Under Graduate Courses. Choice based Credit Semester System has been implemented in Post Graduate Courses in 2010. Choice based Credit Semester System was decided to be implemented in School of Distance Education (UG) from the Academic Year 2011-2012. Private Registration to Under Graduate courses has been stopped and the courses were brought to School of Distance Education under Choice bases Credit Semester System (UG).
4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started :

A major initiative taken by the University during 2010 was the introduction of the School System whereby different disciplines and departments that could be linked together academically into cohesive units were brought together under various Schools. This reorganization is designed to facilitate interdepartmental co-operation, interdisciplinary teaching and research, and the pooling of resources and expertise for greater academic effectiveness. As such, the teaching departments have been organized into 12 schools: 16 University of Calicut
z z z z z z z z z z z z
The School of Bio-Sciences The School of Business Studies The School of Chemical and Physical Sciences The School of Information and Communication Studies The School of Education The School of Language and Literature The School of Mathematical and Computational Sciences The School of Performing Arts The School of Legal Studies The School of Social Sciences The School of Engineering and Technology The School of Earth Sciences
5. Examination reforms implemented

Compared to other Universities we are well ahead in implementing the latest technology for the conduct and publication of results. All the exam activities have become on line. The only innovation required in the present scenario is to conduct the exams on line.
6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.

Junior Research Fellowship National Eligibility Test : 264 : 431
Details of candidates qualified in SLET/GATE etc. : A large number of students had Qualified the SLET/ GATE Exam.
7. Initiative towards faculty development programme

The Academic Staff College has conducted several seminars / workshops on qualitative improvement of teachers of the affiliated colleges and teachers of the University.
8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted. Botany

7, 8, & 9 January 2011 -To inculcate Scholarship selection camp Kerala State Science & Technology Museum. 18 March 2011, Seminar on Forestry Practices in Kerala - UGC 21 July 2011, Gregor Mendal Birthday Lecture Gregor Mendal Foundation, University of Calicut. 19 October 2011, Science popularization programme Calicut University Botanical Society.
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16 & 17 December 2011, National Seminar on genetics, breeding and biotechnology Inter-university centre for plant biotechnology & Gregor Mendal foundation.
Chemistry One national conference conducted.

UGC sponsored National Workshop on Radio Chemistry 21st October, 2011
Biotechnology Molecular Docking seminar-cum-workshop on 8th March, 2011

Structural Bio-informatics - Tools and Application Three Day Workshop on 28th to 30th October, 2011. National Technology Day Celebration on 4th June, 2010.
Education Workshop on Research Methodology

National Seminar on Quality expansion and inclusion in High Education 3.2.2011. Content identification for e-content Development (SAP) 19.3.2011. Workshop by REFORM on SPSS. National Seminar on Quality concerns in Education - 11th November 2010.
Zoology UGC sponsored seminar on Modern Trends in Biology in March, 2011

Conducted a workshop on Identification of Butterflies on 22.12.2011
Psychology
Workshop on Learning Disability
School of Drama Lalgudi creation-5 day workshop on music conducted during March-2011.
Conducted a workshop on koodiyattam in November 2010 by Margie Madhu Conducted a workshop on Natya sasthra in July, 2010 by Dr. N.K Geetha. Workshop conducted in January, 2011, by David Zinder, Tel-Avive University, Isreal
Arabic
One day national workshop on the concept of Banking and Finance in Quran. Two weeks national workshop on Manuscriptology and Paleography in Arabic, Urdu and Persian conducted 7 to 19th February, 2009 jointly by the department of Arabic and Centre for Heritage Studies, Tripunithura aided by National Manuscript Mission, New Delhi. Three days International Seminar on Indias Contribution in Arabic Literature aided by UGC. 32 days advanced level national workshop on Manuscriptology and Paleography in Arabic, Urdu and Persian on 12th October to 14th November, 2011 sponsored by National Mission for Manuscript, New Delhi. University of Calicut
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Department of Commerce and Management Studies National Seminar on Dynamics of Bank Management: Emergency issues, challenges and strategies, March 21 and 22nd.
Two-day seminar on consumer Protection and Consumer Welfare on November 11th&12th.
Economics National seminar on Economics Theories and its Relevance in the era of economic reform on 11.01.2011.
National seminar on Inclusive Growth : Potential and Changes in Kerala on 24.03.2011. Assessment seminar for Ph.D scholars.
Library Science Two-day National Seminar

One-day work shop
Folklore Studies National workshop-5

National seminar -6
Hindi

National Seminar on Functional Hindi and Translation on 28th and 29th of March, 2011. National Seminar on Nagarjun on 5th August, 2011. National Seminar in connection with Premchand Jayanthi Celebration on 29th July, 2011. Hindi Fortnight Celebration on 14.09.2011 to 28.09.2011.
Mass Communication National Seminar on the changing role of corporate Communication on March 2011, sponsored by UGC.
National seminar on the new media trends, sponsored by Communication Club. National Seminar on Media, sponsored by MASSCAA. Seminar on Media Criticism, sponsored by Communication Club. Audio Production workshop on October
Life Sciences Science for Social Welfare Malayalam Vallathol seminar

Keralappiravi seminar Thunchan Day seminar
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Mathematics Dr. K. S. S Moosath conducted a seminar on Fundamentals of Real Analysis on 14.10.2011.

Dr. V. Krishnakumar conducted a seminar on Introduction to differential Equation on 10.06.2011&14.06.2011. Prof. A. Krishnamoorthy conducted a seminar & workshop on Network problems and Dynamic Programming, Simple Markov decision theory, on 19th October 2011, and Deterministic walk & Random walk in one and higher dimensions, Option pricing through random walk (Black-Schole Option pricing formula) on 20th October 2011.
Russian Leading workshop on Translation Across Cultures : March 2010

Three day workshop on Translation as Recreation : March 2011 Two day UGC seminar-cum-workshop on Chekhovs Stories : March 2011
Sanskrit Advanced Workshop on Navya Naya Prof. T. Arya Devi & Prof. V. Ramakrishna Bhatt
Two-day National Sastrasabha Sanskrit Day celebration. Kalithasothsavam The Erudite Scholar in Residence programme, January 10 to 14, 2011 The Erudite Scholar in Residence programme, February 7th to 12th,2011 National seminar on Indian music :Theory and practice.
Statistics The workshop on statistical computing and R-I during 21-23rd March 2011
The workshop on statistical computing and R-II during 28-30 March 2011 Erudite programme,Visit of Prof. Thomas of Mathew, Dept. of Maths & Statistics, University of Maryland, USA, during 6-17th June 2011 Mahalanobis Birthday Celebration. National Statistical Day on 28th June 2011.
Womens Studies One day seminar on Cyber Crime and Drug Abuse on 08.03.2011
One day seminar on Health : Menopause and Related Issues on 27.07.2011 Workshop on Adolescence Education Training for Students of MA Womens Studies on 28.11.2011
Nanoscience & Technology Dr. K. Krishnankutty, Former Co-ordinator of the Department has conducted a lecture on Smart Materials by Dr. John Philip of IGCAR.
The Department also arranged an invited lecture by Dr. Amelnerkar, Director, CMET and inaugurated the academic activities of the Department on the 16th of February, 2011. University of Calicut
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History
Workshops on local History 21st and 28th February, 2011 and 1st March, 2011.
Commerce & Management Studies National Seminar on dynamics of Bank Management : Emerging Issues, Challenges and Strategies March 21, 22.
Two days seminar on Consumer Protection and Consumer Welfare on November 11 and 12.
9. Research projects a) Ongoing; b) Completed
List of ongoing Research Programmes.

Sl. No. 1 Funding Agency UGC Title and Principal Investigator of the Project Isolation, screening and optimization of some micro organisms for fibrinolytic enzymes under the co-ordinatorship of Dr.K. Fathimathu Zuhara, Department of Life Science. Surface engineering and tuning of quantum dot sensitized photo electrode for the enhanced performance of QDSSC under the co-ordinatorship of Dr.Sindhu.S, Department of Nanoscience & Technology. Optimization of quantum dot sensitization over TiO2 photo electrode for quantum dot sensitized solar cells under the co-ordinatorship of Dr.Sindhu.S, Department of Nano-science & Technology. Capital Formation in Agriculture-role of Institutional agencies in Kerala under the co-ordinatorship of Dr.K.P Mani, Dept. of Economics UGC-SAP-DRS-I under the coordinator-ship of Dr. S. Radha, Department of Philosophy Restaurants in the co-operative sector-A study of Indian coffee house in Kerala, Under the Co-ordinatorship of Dr.B.N. Johnson, Dept of Commerce and Management Studies. Impact of the working of Rubber Producers Societies on the Socio-economic development in small rubber farmers in Kerala under the Co-ordinatorship of Dr.B.Vijayachandran Pillai, Department of Commerce and Management Studies Re-reading Keralas renaissance. A historical study of Mappilattu in Performana under the Co-ordinatorship of Dr.Ummer Tharammal, Department of Malayalam SAP under the Co-ordinatorship of Prof. K.M.Varier/ Prof. B.R.S.Babu, HOD, Department of Physics Sanctioned Amount Rs.
1,45,000
CSIR
50,00,000
STEC, KERALA
15,00,000
UGC
2,00,000 24,80,000
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UGC UGC
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UGC
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UGC
5,66,200 40,00,000 21
UGC
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UGC
SAP-DRS under the Co-ordinatorship of Prof. K.M.Varier/ Prof. B.R.S. Babu, HOD, Department of Physics ISRO-RESPOND under the Co-ordinatorship of Dr.Ravikumar.C.D under the Department of Physics Taxonomic Revision of Indian Marantaceae and Musaceae under the Co-ordinatorship of M.Sabu, Department of Botany Science popularization programme for Higher Secondary and UG Students of Malappuram District under the Co-ordinator ship of Dr.Jos T Puthur, Department of Botany Transformation of vegetable oil into omega-6 fatty acids enriched functional food by microbial intervention under the Co-oridnatorship of Dr. Sailas Benjamin, Department of Botany Prospecting industrially significant lignocellulolytic micro organism from the wood-yards in Kallai under the co-ordinatorship of Dr.Sailas Benjamin, Department of Botany A process development for ameliorating alarming environmental and health hazards posed by phthalates in plastic via chemical, biochemical and bio-remediation approaches under the co-ordinatorship of Dr.Sailas Benjamin Identification and physiological characterization of energy grass(es) suitable for poor quality soils under the co-ordinatorship of Dr.Jos T Puthur, Department of Botany Effect of GABA/BABA priming on drought tolerance potential of pepper (Piper nigrum L) a less defense investment process under the co-ordinatorship of Dr. Jos T Puthur, Department of Botany Contribution of Madrassa Education System with Special Reference to Kerala under the Co-ordinatorship of Dr. A.B.Moideenkutty, Department of Arabic Indian Contribution to Arabic Literature An Attempt to Prepare an Encyclopedic Volume in English to Introduce the Entire Indian Arabic Writings under the Co-ordinatorship of Prof. (Dr.) A.I.Rahmathulla, Department of Arabic Women Empowerment in the prose writings of Mahadevi, under the co-ordinatorship of Dr. Pramod Kovvprath, Department of Hindi. Department of Biotechnology funding for M.Sc programme
20,00,000 13,20,000
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ISRO Dept. of Science & Technology New Delhi KSCSTE, Govt. of Kerala
40,00,000
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DBT
25,11,600
15
KSCSTE
13,43,000
16
MOEF
27,16,912
17
UGC
8,79,800
18
KSCSTE
15,93,000
19
UGC
--- ---
20
UGC
--- ---
21
UGC
--- --13.6 lakhs
22
DBT, Govt. of India
22
23 24
DBT, Govt. of India UGC
Bioinformatics Infrastructure facility, Department of Biotechnology, Calicut University Linguistic and cultural integration of Kerala under the co-ordinatorship of K. Gopalankutty, Dept of History Project of Local History under the co-ordinatorship of Dr. Ashokan Mundon, Dept. of History Morphometry and phylogeography of Honey Bees and Stringless Bees in India under the Co-ordinatorship of Dr. K.V. Lazar, Department of Zoology. Genetic Diversity of corals of Lakshadweep Islands under the Co-ordinatorship of Dr. K.V. Lazar, Department of Zoology FIST, Under the co-ordinatorship of Head of the Department, chemistry (Departmental project) SARD, Under the co-ordinatorship of Dr. K.K. Aravindakshan, Department of Chemistry (Departmental Project) SAP, Under the co-ordinatorship of Dr. P Mohammed Shafi & Dr. K. Krishnankutty, Department of Chemistry (Departmental Project) Development of E-content for selected units in the content of Teacher Educatin Programme. Dr. P. Usha (Education)
4.43 lakhs
22,00,000 5,00,000
25 26
Govt. of Kerala DBT
50,10,000
27
MOEF
25,07,000 18,000,00
28 29
DST KSCSTE
30,00,000
30
UGC
40,00,000
31
UGC-SAP
30.9 Lakhs
List of Completed Research Projects.

1 UGC The Theme of family in Russian Womens writing under the co-ordinator ship of Dr.S.Nirmala, Department of Russian SAP Phase-I under the co-ordinatorship of Dr. K.N. Ganesh, Dept. of History
8,15,800 --- ---
UGC
IUAC, New Delhi
Heavy ion irradiation impact on the Thermo electric power of thin filims under the co-ordnatorship of Dr. P.P. Pradyumnan, Dept. of Physics Studies on Thermo Electric Properties of magnetic ion incorporated semiconductor thin filims Under the co-ordinatorship of Dr. P.P. Pradyumnan, Dept. of Physics. Potential ornamental Gingers:Domestication and Development of Agrotechniques under the co-ordinatorship of M.Sabu, Dept. of Botany DNA Bar coding of selected genera of zingiberaceae: Alpinia; Globba and zingiber under the co-ordinatorship of M.Sabu, Dept. of Botany
30,00,000 TA/DA
KSCSTE
10,75,470
DBT
29,21,000
DBT
12,25,000
23
KSCSTC
Science popularization programme for higher secondary and UG students of Malappuram District, under the co-ordinatorship of Dr.Jos.T.Puthur, Department of Botany Rabindra Natha Tagore and Khaleel Jibran a comparative Study, under the co-ordinatorship of Dr. V. Mohammed, Dept. of Arabic Investigation on the Jump Phenomenon observed in Catalysis of gasification of cellulose chars under the Co-ordinatorship of Dr. M.P. Kannan and Dr.T.Ganga Devi E-learning package for Adolescent Health Education Dr. Baiju K Nath Multimedia package for Teaching science as process skills for secondary school students Dr. P.K. Aruna
1,68,300
UGC
--- ---
UGC
3,77,600 1.05 Lakhs 2.5 Lakhs
10 UGC 11 UGC
10. Patents generated, if any Applied for Patents - 3 11. New collaborative research programmes Sl.No.
1
Name of Department
Chemistry
Collaborating Institutions
National Institute of Technology, Calicut Indian Institute for Spice Research, Calicut Centre for Materials for Electronics(CMET), Thrissur, Kerala. University of Vienna. Quest International Ashford, U. K. Amala Cancer Research Centre, Thrissur, Kerala. Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore. Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Kottakkal Aryavaidyasala, Kottakkal, Kerala Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. ISRO, Bangalore IIAP, IUAC (NSC) New Delhi IUCAA Pune, C-MET University of Pisa. American Univ., Eotvos University, Hungary etc.
Physics
3 4
Biotechnology Zoology
Resource Sharing with School of Life Science, Kannur University. Central Tuber Crops Research Institute, Sreekaryam, Thiruvananthapuram Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore Indian Institute Spice Research, Calicut Jammu Kashmir University Tamil Nadu Agriculture University University of Agricultural ScienceDhaward VSBT University of Calicut
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Asoka Trust for Research and Ecology Environment (ATREE), Bangalore 5 6 Psychology Sanskrit SSA, Wayanad, Kerala Charles University, Prague for joint academic activities projects and research. Jegallenian University, Krackow, Poland SCERT Educational Multimedia & Research Centre National Institute of Technology, Calicut. Cochin University of Science & Technology Pondichery University Cochin University of Science &Technology CIILT & Kannada University National School of Drama,Delhi Kerala-Sangeetha Natak academy
7 8
Education Nanoscience & Technology
9 10 11
Statistics Folklore studies School of drama
12. Research grants received from various agencies Agency

Department Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and environment -doCSIR MoEF DBT DBT DST DST DAE KSCSTE Botany Botany Mathematics Zoology ZOOLOGY Zoology Botany Botany Mathematics Chemistry
Grant received
Amount 84150 764334 100000 496268 575000 2042000 1400000 609000 700000 81402
Apart from this the following departments are getting assistance from UGC under SAP 1. History 2. Philosophy 3. Education 4. Chemistry 5. Physics University of Calicut 25
List of Departments getting assistance from DST under FIST programme. 1. Physics 2. Chemistry 3. Zoology 4. Botany.
13. Details of research scholars
List of Research Scholars

Department of Malayalam & Kerala Studies Sl.No Name of Scholar Subject and Topic of Research Name of Supervising Teacher Dr.R.V.M.Divakaran
Suresh Puthenparambil Suma.M.M
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Dr.R.V.M.Divakaran
Subha.K
Dr.V.Anil Kumar
Sabu.H
Dr.R.V.M.Divakaran
Reenamol.B
Dr.K.M.Anil
Soumya.K.C
Dr.K.M.Anil
Huidaifa Rahman
Dr.Ummer Tharammel
Manju.K
Dr.K.M.Anil
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Department of Hindi 9 10 Suma.A.M Sreekala.T.K Jnanpith women laurates and the world of their novels An evaluation of Malayalam poetry translated into Hindi in the perspective translation theory The changing scoio cultural scenario depicted in Srilal Shuklas Novels Contemporary Hindi shortstories (published in journals from 2001 to 2010) An analytical study with special reference to globalisation Cultural unity and diversity in Hindi travelogues Sociological study of Hindi Dalit poetry (1990-2010) Cultural diversity as depicted in the short stories of south Indian languages. Search for the cultural identity of India in contemporary Hindi poetry (with special reference to 1980-2000) Different levels of satire in contemporary Hindi drama an analytical study Dr.R.Surendran Dr.R.Sethunath
11 12
Lekha.M Sajila.K
Dr.Sudha Balakrishnan Dr.R.Sethunath
13 14 15 16
Sangeetha.P Rasla.S Sosheena.C Pradeep Raj.P
Dr.Pramod Kovvaprath Dr.A.Achuthan Dr.R.Surendran Dr.Pramod Kavvaprath
17
Subhash.K.K
Dr.A.Achuthan
Department of Sanskrit 18 19 20 21 Jisha.S.V Vrinda Venugopal Krishnan.O.P Sarath.P.Nath Elements of Ayurveda in Atharvaveda A textual analysis The concept of biodiversity and conservation in Banabhattas works A critical study of Mathrusadbhava The treatment of the concept of sentence A study based on Vakyapadiyas Dr.K.K.Geetha-kumari Dr.T.K.Narayan Dr.Y.K.Narayan Dr.P.Narayanan Nampoothiri.
Department of English 22 23 Premanand.M.E Gladin Rose Developing A hexagonal writing Unveiling widowhood shifting locations in selected Indian narratives Dr.B.Sreedevi Dr.Janaky Sreedharan
Department of Russian 24 Prajisha.R.V The Portrayal of urban poverty and suffering in the works of Fyodor Dostoevsky and Charles Dickens. Dr.S.Nirmala
27
Department of Arabic 25 Abdul Jaleel.M Thoughts on civilization : Two different Islamic approaches with Malekben Nabi and Sayyid Qutub Virgin love as employed in classical Arabic literature in comprison with the same in modern literature A study based on important specimens of different period A critical study of the works of Fadwa Tuqan Historical and critical analysis of the criteria and methodology of the Science of Hadith in the Sheea and Sunni perspectives. Development of novel literature in the kindom of Saudi Arabia with special focus on Ghazi Abdul Rahman Al Gosaibi and his works Egyption social degeration narrated by Najeeb Mahfouz in his trilogy Impact of western imperialism and colonization on modern Arabic poetry Dr.A.I.Rahmathullah
26
Sujith.P.S.
Dr.A.I.Rahmath-ullah
26 27
Jaseena.T.P Abdul Razak Thazhath Palliyal Sainul Abideen
Dr.Mohammed.V Dr.Mohammed.V
28
Dr.A.B.Moideen Kutty
29 30
Jaseena Choorappulakkal Abdu Rahiman Kutty M.K
Dr. A.I.Rahmathullah Dr.N.A.M.Abdul Kader
Department of Physics 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 28 Chacko.K.V Ramachandran.T Trends of variables and air sea fluxes over the Indian ocean Studies on thermo electric semiconducting oxides materials Dr.Vishnu Mayya Bannur Dr. P.P.Pradyumnan Dr.K.M. Varier Dr.Vishnu Mayya Bannur Dr.P.P. Pradyumnan Dr. Ravikumar.C.D Dr.M.M.Musthafa Dr.C.D.Ravikumar Dr.C.D.Ravikumar Dr.Vishnu Mayya Bannur University of Calicut
Sivaramakrishan.P.A Intermole cular secondary relaxation process in glass forming systems. Neethu.P Shibina.T Dhanya Joseph Rukkiyya.V.P Reshma Bhaskaran Jathesh.V Nimmi Narayanan Collective effects in QGP Studies on electric, Dielectric properties of magnetic ion incorporated oxide materials Morphological Analysis of Galaxies Study of heavy ion reactions on medium mass nucue ner coulomb Barrier Studies on background radiation Study of environment of ultra luminious x-rays sources Elliptical flow study in RHIC
41 42
Ramya.P Nikesh.M
Study of stellar streams in the galaxy Studies on structural parameters of galaxies
Dr.Bacham Eswar Reddy Dr.C.D.Ravikumar
Department of Chemistry 43 44 45 Muneer.C.P Sangeetha.K.G Sam John Synthesis and Biological activity of some heterocyclic compounds Synthesis and characterization of metal complexes of Schiff bases Theortical and electrochemical studies on the corrosion inhibition properties of triazine and triazine and triazole based Schiff bases towards milkd steels and aluminium in acid solutions Corrosion inhibition on mild steel and aluminium alloys in acid environment using nanometric solbel materials Synthesis of ziroconia nano powders through sol-gel method and their characterization Electochemical and quantum chemical studies on triazine and triazole based Schiff bases on the corrosion of mild steel and copper in acid environmet Synthesis and characterization of metal complexes with chelating ligands One potmulticomponent synthetic protocols for highly function alized unnatural b-amino acid derivatives Studies on the development of ecofriendly synthetic protocols to identify Bio-active compounds based on clickable MCRs Dr.P.Mohammed
Dr. K.K.Aravinda-kshan Dr.K.K.Aravinda-kshan
46
Fasalu Rahman Kooriyaden
Dr.Abraham Joseph
47
Jabeen Fatima.M.J
Dr.Krishnan Kutty
48
Prajila.M
Dr.Abraham Joseph
49 50
Priya Varma.C Arun.S
Dr.K.K.Aravinda-kshan Dr.D.Bahulayan
51
Biny Balan
Dr.D.Bahulayan
Department of Botany 52 Swapna.K.S Phytroeme diation potential of chromolaena odorata (LINN) kin & Robins towards heavy metals Pollination Biology of selected specials of alpinia roxb and zingiberboehm Floristic and ecological studies on madayippara Dr.Nabeesa
53
Mohammed Shameer Cheriyath Pramod.C
Dr.M.Sabu
54
Dr.A.K.Pradeep
29
55
Prasad.E.R
A study on the pollination Biology of selected lamiacean plants in southern western Ghats Taxonomic studies on the family scrophulariaceae Juss in Kerala Studies on dark-spored Agarics (Gilled mushrooms) of Silent valley National Park Studies on dark-spored Agarics (Gilled mushrooms) of Silent valley National Park Molecular characterization of ammonium transporters in relation to host parasite interaction in sandal (santalum album)
Dr.P.V.Madhu-soodanan
56 57
Prasad.M.G Shabeer Khan.S
Dr.P.V.Madhu-soodanan Dr.P.Mani Mohan
58
Adnaan Farook.U
Dr.P.Mani Mohan
59
Deepa.P
Dr.A.K.Pradeep
Department of Bio-technology 60 Unni.K.N Enrichment of vegetable oils with conjugated linoleic acids by microbial approach Microbialremediation of phthalates and characterization of protocate chuate dioxygenases Dr.Sailas Benjamin
61
Pradeep.S
Dr.Sailas
Department of Zoology 62 63 64 65 Anjana.M Kavitha.S Studies on lohmannid mites (Acari : Oribatei) of Malabar Studies on the genetic diversity of wasps of the family vespidae from Kerala. Dr.N.Ramani Dr.K.V.Lazar Dr.K.V.Lazar Dr.N.Ramani
Muhammed Seyid.P Studies on DNA sequence variations in some Digenean trmatodes of Kerala. Rahana Moideen Koya V.K Remya.S Studies on naturally infesting parasites and pathogens in oribated mites (Acari: oribatei of Malabar)
66
Studies on the role of hormones in the Dr.M.Gokuldas regulations of protein metabolism in the mango leaf WEBBER, ORTHAGAEXVINACEA HAMPSON (LEPIDOPTERA:PYRALIDAE) Studies on the biosystematics of fig wasp (HYMENOPERA: AGAONIDAE) of south western ghats Role on volatile organic compounds of different coconut cultivars Studies on the oribatid mites Studies on mites injurious to selected medicinal plants of Kerala Dr.Nasser.M
67
Sarpras.M
68 69 70
Shameer K.S Syamjith P.K Anitha.K
Dr. Nasser.M Dr. N.Ramani Dr.N.Ramani University of Calicut
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71
Rahmath.A
Comparative study of the effect of selected herbs biomolecules and modern medicinesin dementia induced rats Studies on the therapeutic properties of some herbal formulations on peripheral neuropathy Anti hyperglycaemic effects of some Ayurvedic preparations: a prospective study on rats
Dr.E.Sreekumaran
72
Deepthi Mahesan
Dr.E.Sreekumaran
73
Seena T. P
Dr.E.Sreekumaran
Department of Mathematics 74 75 Sreeja.M Santhosh.P.K Some problems related to homogeneity in topological spaces Some problems in categorical topology Dr.Ramachandran.P.T Dr.Rama-chandran.P.T
Department of Psychology 76 77 78 79 Manju Sherine John Sumitha .K. Sridharan Susan Varghese Reena George Development of psychological intervention strategies to enhance cognitive skills Development of psychological intervention strategies to enhance social skills Emotional labour and personalityt as moderators of quality of work life and Organizational culture and quality of worklife as moderators of job attitudes and effectiveness Psychological problems of midlife: An exploratory study. Dr.Baby Shari.P.A Dr.Baby Shari.P.A
Dr.C.Jayan Dr.C.Jayan
80
Anoop Kumar.K.V
Dr.T.Sasidharan
Department of Biotechnology 81 Nithya.N Molecular investigations on plasmid based antibiotic resistance and cloning of related sequence from clinical isolates of multi drug resistant bacteria An in vitro and in vivo analysis of anti carcinogenic compounds A study on metabolic inhibitors to regulate gene expression in carcinomas Dr.P.R.Manish
82 83
Sanith.C Godi Raghu
Dr.M.V.Joseph Dr.M.V.Joseph
Department of Economics 84 85 86 Flowarin.A.D Sajitha.M Indira.P.M Export of capital goods in India with reference to engineering goods Impact of international agreements on marine fishery sector in Kerala Environmental issues of urban road transportation in Trichur municipal corporation 31 Prof.(Dr.)K.X.Joseph Prof.(Dr.)K.X.Joseph
87
Shamna Thachaparamban Imbichikoya koutyamakanakam
Electoral effects on fiscal policies of Government in Kerala Growth and instability of the unorganized labour market in Kerala
Prof.(Dr.)K.X.Joseph Dr.K.V.Rama-chandran
88
Department of Philosophy 89 Sreedevi.P Narrating the city in cinema a case study of Malayalam films during the period between 1950s and 80s Towards a meaningful talk about religion prospects and problems of LUDWIG WITTGENS TEINSS philosophy of religion Dr K.Gopinathan
90
Abraham Vettiyolil
Dr.K.Gopinathan
Department of Folklore Studies 91 92 Satheesh .K.P Arshad.V Folklore tourism possibilities and challenges in Kerala Dr.Raghavan Payyanad
Folklore and environment: analysis of the Dr.E.K.Govinda Varma world view reflected in oral tradition of North Raja Kerala folk.
Department of History 93 94 Vineeth.R Mayadevi.M International communism and communist movement in Kerala 1919 to 1964 Notions of womanhood family marriage and morality among namboothiris and nairs in late 19th and early 20th century kerala Dr.K.N.Ganesh Dr.K.Gopalankutty
Department of Education 95 96 97 Praseeda.P.Nair Development implementation and evaluation Dr.K.P.Meera of a stress reduction programme
Rincy mol Sebastian Social skills in relation with communication Dr.K.P.Meera apprehension Abdul Saleem.K.P Effect of shared leadership on organizational effectiveness of secondary schools in kerala and lakshadeep Emotional intimacy in relation to occupational stress An exploration of the cognitive and pedagogic variables Effectiveness of cognitively guided instruction Development of computer based assessment package for testing subject competency in social science. Dr.P.K.Aruna
98 99 100 101
Reesha Karally Remia.K.P Sunitha.T.P Pratheesh.P
Dr.P.Usha Dr.Abdul Gafoor Dr M.N.Mohammed Unne Alias Musthafa Dr.Baiju.K.Nath
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102
Muhammed Nasimudeen.T
Effectiveness of socio-scientific issue based instruction on argumentation and achievement in physics.
Dr M.N.Mohammed Unne Alias Musthafa
Department Of Library & Information Science 103 Mahajabeen Aydeed Role of information in managerial decision making among the managers of IT industries in Kerala The role of public libraries on woman empowerment in Kerala Use and effectiveness of U G C Infonet in promotion of education and research among Universities in Kerala a study Impact of mass media information of the socio-political empowerment of woman in Kerala Dr.Jalaja.V
104 105
Sasi P.K Shaji.B
Dr.Jalaja.V Dr.Jalaja.V
106
Lijina.P
Dr.Jalaja.V
Department of Commerce & Management Studies 107 108 109 110 Biju Joseph Mammed .P Vimya K.P Archana Kesavankutty The effects of consumer personalitytypes on branded choices The role of south Malabar Gramin bank in financial inclusion in Kerala Leadership styles and organizational performance Gender focused marketing in kerala Dr.P.Mohan Dr.E.K.Satheesh Dr.A.K.Sarada Dr.K.P.Muraleedharan
Physical Education 111 112 113 Habeebu Rahman K.P Mathew Issac Jayakumar.M A study on the attitude towards professionalism of players of various sports Development of computersied software for testing health related physical fitness Health risk behavior Dr.K.P Manoj Dr.K.P.Manoj Dr.K.P.Manoj
Drama & Fine Arts 114 Surabhi.M.S Identity of audience in a keraliate performing area Dr.Shibu S Kottaram
Department of Arabic 115 116 Khadeejakutty C I Abbas.K.P Reflections of the life realities Md. Zafzaf- Morrocan novelist- an attempt to explore his views. Dr.A I Rahmathullah Dr.N.A Md. Abdul Khader
14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor :

Signed MoU with Charls University, Prague for Joint academic activities, projects and research. University of Calicut 33
15. Honors/Awards to the faculty: National and International:

Physics : 1. Dr. P.P. Pradyumnan visiting scientist fellowship for collaborative research GCOE, Japan. 2. Visiting Associateship to Dr. B.R.S. Babu, Professor and Dr..C.D. Ravikumar Dr. M. Manoharan is featured in Marquis whos who in the world 2010 published by USA Prof. (Dr.) N.Ramani, Special Recognition Award International Symposium-cum-workshop in Acarology on April 8, 2011 Dr. P.Raveendran, Co-ordinator was elected as the joint secretary to the council of Chemical Research Society of India (CRSI) Kerala Chapter Dr. D. Retnaraj, Member of advisory committee, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Development Studies, Kerala under Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs,Govt.of India. Bheema Balasahithya Award for editing work to Soman Karnachamkuttikani Prof. Panchanan Maheshwari, Gold medalist, instituted by Botanical Society S.A Jameel Award for Prof.M.N Karassery
Statistics Zoology
: :
Nanoscience & Technology Economics
Folklore studies Botany Malayalam
: : :
16. Internal resources generated Rs.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 9 10 General Administration Receipts Receipt from non academic departments Receipt from academic departments Receipt from Examinations Miscellaneous Receipts Receipt from other sources Publication Wing School of Distance Education Capital Accounts Work Overhead charges of projects Total 57778965 20298183 4390917 219151954 6791563 149374428 4466750 73908822 2510257 449575 539121414
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17. Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP, COSIST(ASIST)/ DST, FIST and other programmes
Department of Chemistry Period of assistance - 2007 2010 Special Assistance Programme (SAP) Fund for improvement in facilities in Science and technology (FIST) Department Research Support (DRS) SAARD Department of Physics Period of assistance - 2007 2012 Special Assistance Programme (SAP) Department Research Support (DRS) Development of E-content for selected units in the content of Teacher Education Programme. Department of Zoology Period of assistance - 20072010 Selective augmentation of Research & Development (SAARD) under STEC, Government of Kerala DBT Department of Philosophy Period of assistance - 2007 2012 Special Assistance Programme (SAP) : Total amount - Rs.24,80,000 : Amount released - Rs.16 lakhs : Total amount - Rs 50.10 lakhs : Total amount - Rs.40 lakhs : Amount released - Rs.20 lakhs : Total amount - Rs. 30.9 Lakhs : Total amount - Rs.40 lakhs : Total amount - Rs.18 lakhs : Total amount - Rs.20 lakhs : Total amount - Rs. 30 Lakhs
18. Community services

Through the Compulsory Social Service Scheme (CSS), introduced at Under Graduate level in its affiliated Colleges service of the students is utilized by local bodies in the implementation of various schemes. Certificates issued by local body authorities is insisted at the time of applying for Degree certificates. In the programme, students register their names with the local panchayat who in turn entrust some work to them like taking the details pulse polio immunization, to distribute medicine against infectious diseases, to take the list of unemployed youths etc. The Adult and Continuing Education Department of the University regularly organizes training programmes in the nearby panchayats with the aim of empowering rural women. Many beneficiaries have found self employment through such training programme. This activity is very much discussed in the media. The University Health Centre provides health care facilities to the residents of Thenhipalam, Chelembra and Pallikkal Panchayats free of cost. Around 2000 people on a monthly average are benefited by this humanitarian programme of the University. 35
19. Teachers and officers newly recruited Teachers :

Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professors 2 2 2
Officers :
Professional Assistants (Grade II) Manuscript Keeper Store keeper Assistants Gardeners LD Typists 11 01 01 94 06 127
20. Teaching Non-teaching staff ratio

The current ratio between teaching and non-teaching staff is 1:2 as far as the teaching departments are concerned. The non-teaching staff include clerical, technical and general category. The lion share of the non-teaching staff in offices other than teaching departments is involved in examination related works. The University has over 345 affiliated institutions under its jurisdiction. About 3.5 lakh students register for their annual examinations with the University. The University sets about 30,000 question papers and conducts nearly 15000 examinations under various programme/ courses every year.
21. Improvements in the library services

ICT CENTRE FOR Visually Challenged - Libraries are considered to be the store houses of knowledge preserved in the form of books and journals. They provide easy access to information for this user community, in order to meet their variety of information requirements. But, the visually impaired people were kept out of these knowledge hubs for a long period. Of course, Braille books were available, but their contribution constituted not even a minute part of the vast ocean of the published books. Here is the relevance of the information and communication technology. With the help of the ICT, several books were converted into e-test, enabling the visually challenged to access them with the help of the screen readers. Calicut University, which is the front runner in assisting the disabled, realising the prospects of this technology very well, an Information and Communication Technology Centre for the Visually Challenged was launched on 27 January 2010 at the CH Mohammed Koya Library. The aim of the ICT centre for the visually challenged is to provide the facility to use the library more efficiently to enhance their knowledge and thereby improve in their studies. Further, after their studies if they want to be employed in the main stream society, which is now increasingly becoming IT based, computer literacy has to be provided in order to enhance their employability. The ICT Centre for the visually challenged aims to achieve both these purposes viz., the knowledge expansion and employability enhancement of the visually challenged. For imparting the computer literacy among the visually challenged, a basic data entry programme of 42 days duration is being conducted by this University of Calicut
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Centre. The subjects covered are Data Entry, Internet surfing, emailing, CD writing and copying etc. The operating system used for this purpose is Ubuntu which is an open source OS based on the Linux platform. Till now 20 students have got benefited from this course in 6 batches. Apart from this, facility for using the library, is also given to the students. Help is given to the surf the Internet and to read the journals. Now a days, a system called DAISY (Digital Access Information System) has been introduced to aid the visually challenged. With the help of this system the e-test displayed in the monitor can be heard at the same time without an extra screen reader. Such saved books can be read conveniently. The CHMK Library, in its programme to make the visually challenged friendly got the permission from the authorities to start a DAISY Production unit and it will be started soon. Not a single university in Kerala has initiated such a novel attempt. In order to get the visually challenged acquainted to this, a workshop on the DAISY system was conducted on 22nd October 2011 in the Library. About 60 visually challenged persons participated in the workshop. A seminar was also conducted on 23rd October 2011 on Assistive Technology and Visually Challenged. The purpose of this two day programme is to make the visually challenged acquainted with the prospects of the IT to make them employable. Four persons from four different fields Mr. R. Rajan, Deputy Director, Inclusive Education, Kerala, Mr. Sudhir.R. From the corporate field, Dr. Reshmi Pramod (Ayurvedic Doctor) from the medical field and Mr. C. Habeeb, Associate Professor, Farook College from the teaching field, shared their experiences of using the screen readers. In order to spread the use of the ICT among more students, the Section Officer of the ICT centre took a three day class in the Ubuntu operating system in the Govt. Victoria College, Palakkad, which is an affiliated college of the University of Calicut. The CHMK Library and the ICT Centre will continue their efforts to make the library more visually challenged friendly, thereby enabling them to contribute their potential for the society. Digital Resource Centre - As part of the digitization of library resources the CHMK Library has completed the digital conversion of 300 Ph.D theses submitted for the award of Doctor of Philosophy in the University of Calicut. Dspace, an open source software, is used for the digitization purpose. Taking into consideration of the increased demand on part of the students the library has initiated the work of digitizing the question papers of the various examinations conducted by the University in the previous years. Digital copies of the question papers can be given to the students on demand and the whole set of question papers will be uploaded in the library site.
22. New books/journals subscribed and their value CHMK Library Number
Text books Reference books ebooks to ebrary Journals/Periodicals Any other, specify 1007 211 -223 -3.0 lakhs 1499710 --
2010-11 Total cost(Rs.)

775930
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2010-11 Sl. No.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Arabic Russian Hindi History Chemistry Journalism & Mass Communication Sanskrit Botany Womens Studies
Department
Text Books
350 408 1060 471 123 103 500 208 190 190 272 89 33 953 394 245 31 106 32 157 140 310 88 48 381 248 110 253
Cost (Rs.)
1,50,000 1,34,728 149907 192063 85860 2,00,000 2,00,000 1,50,000 150000 148058 15000 135255
Ref. Books
Cost (Rs.)
Nil 16
Nil 64140
Nil Nil
Nil Nil
10 Philosophy 11 Mathematics
12 Biotechnology 13 Commerce &Management Studies 14 Malayalam 15 Folklore Studies 16 Physics 17 English 18 Statistics 19 Psychology 20 Education 21 Zoology 22 School of Drama & Fine Arts 23 Economics 24 Life Sciences 25 West Asian Studies 26 Library and InformationScience 27 Nanoscience & Technology 28 Computer Science
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128020
Nil
Nil
8,00,000 4030 2,00,000 23531 150000 3,40,000 1,23,844 63,241 2,00,000 3,79,275 1,00,000 124237 64038 1 (4 Vol.) 11,500 18 28 45256 71986
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23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action taken on student feedback.
All the teaching departments of the University have introduced students assessment of teachers. Feedbacks received from the students are routinely analyzed at the Department Councils and remedial action is taken promptly.
24. Feedback from stakeholders

The University regularly obtains feedback from its various stakeholders through their representation in the statutory and elected bodies like senate, Syndicate, Academic Council, University Union etc. Employers feedback is obtained through the periodic Job Fairs conducted by the Placement Cell in the Campus. The Public Relation Department regularly monitors reports appearing in visual and print media and brings to the attention of the authorities such items. Prompt action is taken wherever necessary. Dates on which the Senate and Syndicate met in 2010-11 are given below: Senate: 24.7.2010, 27.11.2010, 18.12.2010 & 19.2.2011 Syndicate: 22.4.2010, 15.5.2010, 20.5.2010, 3.6.2010, 17.7.2010, 21.8.2010, 7.10.2010, 8.11.2010, 18.11.2010, 18.12.2010, 15.1.2011, 22.1.2011, 11.2.2011 and 10.3.2011.
25. Unit cost of education

Rs.1,00,000/- including salary component. Rs.10,000/- excluding salary component.
26. Computerisation of administration and the process of admissions and examination results issue of certificates.
We have computerized almost 99% of the examination process. Bar coded answer scripts are being used for almost all regular examinations. Register Numbers are in Alphanumeric format. The only examination conducted manually is under the Faculty of Medicine. As new Medical University has been formed and they have started conducting examinations for the last two years we have not taken steps to computerize that section. We are studying the possibility of going for on line examination also. On line availability of hall tickets and publication of results have helped the student community to a great extend. Within another a couple of years even fee for examination will be made on line. Mass SMS facility is being used for communicating with students. We have proposals to send results through SMS. Discussions are being conducted for implementation of e-governance in the University.
27. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

The University Engineering Department is entrusted with the construction, and maintenance of buildings, uninterrupted supply of drinking water and electricity on the entire campus and maintenance of its off campus centers. A multipurpose building is being constructed to give maximum facilities to the students. We propose to have ATM, Internet, enough toilet facilities for girls and boys, separate resting rooms, token system to avoid queue etc.
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The major works completed in 2010-11 by the Engineering Department are: Construction of Ground Floor of UTEC building at Chakkittappara. Construction of Ground Floor of UTEC building at Kaniyampatta Construction of Ground Floor of UTEC building at Malappuram Construction of Ground Floor of UTEC building at Valappad Construction of Ground Floor of UTEC building at Dr. John Matthai Centre, Thrissur. Construction of Ground Floor of UTEC building at Manjeri Construction of first floor of Mass Communication Building for Political Science. Building for Simulation and Data Analysis Centre for Astronomical Observatory. Guest House at Dr. John Matthai Centre, Thrissur.
28. Technology upgradation

The PB has introduced SMS facility for speedy transmission of information to candidates. Results, postponement of exam, etc., are intimated by SMS. The computer generated Degree Certificates with Hologram are being issued thereby bringing to minimum the issues of fraud degree certificates. Bar coded answer scripts are being used for the conduct of examination.
29. Computer and Internet access and training to teachers, non-teaching staff and students
The University has a Central as well as department wise computing facility. All the teaching departments have internet connected computer labs for the use of students. Most of the faculty members are provided with individual computers having internet connectivity. The Cyber Spot at the Student Trap which offers internet connected computer facility is open to students/staff throughout the day. The Central Library has a well equipped Infonet lab with 50 latest systems, an IBM server and other necessary accessories for the use of students, research scholars and faculty and other members. 4000 electronic journals are available through Infonet. Apart from this 2000 journals can be accessed through Inter Library Loan Service. The resources available at the UGC Infonet Consortium has been extended to all academic departments, CUIET and other offices using Wi-max connectivity. The recently inaugurated Manuscript Library has been completely digitalized and data made available to students through Internet. Automation of all department libraries have been completed. The Academic Staff College regularly conducts computer training programmes to non-teaching staff members. This is very important as the University is effectively implementing systematic computerization of its administration and all examination related works and in the threshold of entering the egovernance system. University of Calicut
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30. Financial aid to students

A total Rs.2,87,32,247/- (Rupees Two Crores, Eighty Seven Lakhs, Thirty Two Thousand, Two Hundred and Forty Seven) was disbursed as various scholarships. Students enrolled through School of Distance Education are awarded concession to the tune of Rs.35 lakh per annum from the SC/ST Development Department of the State Government.
The Major Scholarships Awarded

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Indira Gandhi PG Scholarship for single girl child University Fellowship UGC Fellowship Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship Post Metric Educational concession Emeritus Fellowship Aspire Scholarship CSIR Scholarship Studentship UGC Meritorious Fellowship KSCSTE : : : : : : : : : : : Rs. 26,40,000 Rs. 41,17,836 Rs. 49,32,915 Rs. 29,79,295 Rs. 83,48,690 Rs. 1,59,917 Rs. 5,99,225 Rs. 20,45,141 Rs. 2,21,535 Rs. 5,02,666 Rs. 2,14,517
The University is also conducting coaching programme for SC/ST students to equip them to face competitive examinations like NET, IAS etc. A separate cell is effectively functioning for this purpose under the charge of a senior faculty member.
31. Activities and support from the Alumni Association

NET coaching for M.Ed students, Enrichment programme on Autism Family get together of the members (Education) Alumni Associations are functioning in all teaching departments of the University. They are doing yeomen services in their area of operation. Their activities include providing academic support, conducting symposia and workshop, providing financial aid to needy students as scholarships and endowments, assisting the activities of Placement Cell etc. Extending helping hand by renovating classroom, providing printing facilities. Calicut University Campus Alumni Association (CUCAA) a forum of the all the students of all teaching departments and off campuses of the University was formally inaugurated by the Vice-Chancellor on 05.07.2008 at the Seminar Complex. It has a president, two Vice Presidents, two Joint Secretaries, a Treasurer and 15 member executive board which meets frequently. CUCAA co-ordinates the activities of the department alumni associations. 41
Conducted an Alumni meet and one day seminar(Library Science). An endowment has been instituted by the association to award certificate and cash prize for the best outgoing students of PG course every year.(Economics)
32. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association

Each academic department of the University has its own Parent-Teacher Association (PTA). The support and co-operation of the Parent-Teacher Association is ensured in all development activities of the departments.
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Extended financial assistance to conduct lecture series on research methodology (Education). Providing financial aid to encourage academic activities like journal club,monthly seminars and providing printer facility to the students.(Life Science) Four MSc. Students were given PTA Scholarships worth Rs.2,000/- for each student and all MSc. Students were provided lab coats and goggles for use in the practical labs (Zoology) Coaching for NET/JRF examination to MSc students of the Department and affiliated Colleges (Chemistry)
33. Health Services

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The University Health Centre provides health care to students, teachers and staff of the University. The facilities has been extended to residents of three nearby Panchayats namely, Thenhipalam, Pallikkal and Chelembra. Around 2000 patients on a monthly average attend O.P. section of the Health Centre. Lab facilities are utilized by over 1000 people every month. Two doctors work here in two shifts. Services of a physician and paediatrician are also made available on weekly basis. Lab facilities include blood, urine, routine, blood glucose and cholesterol level. ECG facility is also available. Most of the medicines prescribed are also supplied by the Health Centre and given free of cost to students and staff.
34. Performance in sports activities

Positions obtained by the University in 2008-09 at the All India Inter University Sports Meet. Item Kho-Kho (Women) Kho-Kho (men) Shuttle Badminton (Men) Athletics (Overall) Athletics (Women) Cricket (Women) Power-lifting (Men) Power-lifting (Women) 42 Position III I I I I III I III University of Calicut
Volley ball (women) Best Physique (Men) Cross country (Women) Handball (women) Softball (Women) Weight lifting (Women) Fencing (women) Swimming (4 x 100) (Men) Swimming (4 x 100) (Women) Teakwondo
II IV IV IV IV I I I I II
35. Incentives to outstanding sports persons

1. Scholarship @ Rs.5000/- per year for the fist two place holders in the All India Inter University Tournaments. Cash Award to the first three place holders in the All India Inter University Tournaments @ Rs.2000/-, Rs.1500/- and Rs.1000/- respectively. Tracksuit to the first place holders in the All India Inter University Tournaments. Grace marks to the place holders and participants in the International, National and Inter Collegiate Tournaments, to a maximum of 25% of the total marks and a minimum of 3% of the total marks. Reservation of seats for Degree and P.G. courses under sports quota.
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3. 4.
5.
36. Student achievements and awards

Prizes won by the University at Inter University Cultural events
Name of event
27 South Zone Inter University Festival held at Sathyabhama University, Chennai.
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Item
Mimicry General Quiz Spot Photography Clay modeling Classical music (Vocal) Group song (Indian) Group song (Western) Elecution Western Vocal(Solo) Debate First
Position
Second Third Second Second Second Second Second Third Third
Over all champions

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27th National University Youth Festival held at RTM Nagpur University
Mimicry Groupsong(Western) Clay modeling
First Third Fourth
Vimeesh.M.S (IIIrd Semester MA) got Literaray Award (English) Participated in All India Essay Writing Event 2011 organized by Sri.Ramchandra Mission (Economics) One got Inspire Scholarship and three students got NET (Life Science) Second Place in Inter Collegiate Quiz competition on the occasion of Science Day celebrations on 06.06.2011, Providence College, Calicut (Zoology).
37. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling unit

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Programmes aimed at providing career counseling to needy students are regularly organized by University Employment and Guidance Bureau. Such progrmmes are also conducted at various districts so that students of affiliated colleges are also benefited.
The department of Psychology of the University offers counseling, consultancy and training services in areas like consultancy service for Research Analysis, consultancy service regarding organizational matters, consultancy service regarding educational matters, training for various social groups including students, adolescents, teachers and workers and counseling services to organizations for community mental and mental health of women.
SC/ST/Minority Coaching Cell of the University frequently conducts coaching classes to equip underprivileged students to face competitive examinations.
38. Placement services provided to students

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Campus recruitment is a regular phenomenon in the Department of Commerce & Management Studies for the last so many years. In 2008-09 major banks like Federal Bank, South Indian Bank, ICICI Bank, HCL, visited the campus for recruitment which resulted in almost 100% of the final MBA students getting attractive placements. An effective Placement Cell is functioning in the University since 2007-08. The Cell provides a common platform for the students of all affiliated colleges and University teaching departments in placement services. The Placement Cell has so far conducted three mega job fairs which were tremendous successes in terms of number of companies participated, job seekers attended and placements offered.
In the year 2010-11 the Placement Cell conducted two job fairs. About 300 students were offered placements TCS, HCL, Sutherland, Trasset, OTB, WIPRO and leading establishments from IT, Banking, Insurance also recruited students.
39. Development programmes for non-teaching staff

z
As part of the implementation of systematic computerisation of the administrative and examination machineries of the University, computer training programmes are regularly conducted for the nonteaching staff members. The Academic staff college has conducted many such programmes in 2010-11. University of Calicut
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The University has also entered into an agreement with the Institute for Management in Government, (IMG) Kozhikode Regional Office for conducting orientation training programme for newly appointed members of the nonteaching staff. The ten days residential programme covers subjects like State Service rule, Office procedures, University Acts and statutes, legal awareness programes, stress management, inter-personal relationship etc. The programme aims to enhance the efficiency level of University staff members.
40. Good practices of the institution

a. b. The University caters to a geographical area with sizeable parentage of tribal and minority population. Compulsory Social Service Scheme has been introduced at under graduated level in affiliated colleges, from 1997 onwards. Ensuring transparency in the process of admission of students. Womens students outnumber men students in all the teaching departments of the University. This signifies awareness among the people towards education for women. Ensuring timely conduct of examinations and publication of results. Digitalizing of rare palm-leaf manuscripts (Thaliyolas) deposited in the manuscript library. Hosting of national level Inter University events. Conduct of Frontier Lecturer Series by inviting experts from India and Abroad. Formation of common Alumni association for all academic departments of the University. Establishment of the Placement Cell and conduct of job fairs. Ensuring time bound completion of construction activities undertaken by the University Engineering Department. A corruption free administration.
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e. f. g. h. i. j. k.
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41. Linkages developed with National/International/ academic/research bodies

The University has over 99 recognized research centers for promotion of research programmes. This includes 30 plus teaching departments of the University, institutions of National/International reputation like
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Name and Address of the Research Centre

The Tribal Research and Training Centre (KIRTADS) Kozhikode - 17 Forest Rangers College and Research Centre, Coimbatore Central National Herbarium, Botanical Survey of India, BotanicalGarden, Howrah, W Bengal Kerala Forest Research Institute, Peechi, Thrissur Indian Institute of Spices Research, Moozhikkal, Kozhikode Central Water Resources Development & Management (C.W.R.D.M)Kozhikode 45
7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) Ernakulam and all its sub-stations Forest Research Institute, Dehradun Forest College, Coimbatore The Ramanujan Institute for advanced Study in Mathematics, University Buildings, Chennai Indian Institute of Astro Physics, Bangalore, 560 034. ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC) Bangalore (Entered into MoU) Inter University Accelerator Centre, Old JNU Campus, Aruna Asafali Marg, New Delhi The Commonwealth Institute of Biological Control, Bangalore Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences, New Delhi Inter University Centre for Astronomy & Astrophysics, Ganeshkhind,Pune - 411007 Central Institute of English and Foreign Languages, Hyderabad Central Institute of Indian Languages Ministry of Social Welfare - Government of India, Manasagangothri, Mysore 570 006. Kerala Sahithya Academy, Thrissur Cholera Research Centre, 3, Dr. M. Ishaque Road, (Kyd Street)Kolkatta 16 Regional Cancer Centre, Thiruvananthapuram Amala Cancer Hospital And Research Centre, Amala Nagar P.O.,Thrissur Government Medical College, Kozhikode University of Pisa, Itally Dallhouse University, Canada Indianapolis, University U.S.A.
42. Action Taken Report on the AQAR of the previous year

During 2010-11 Crores of Rupees were utilised for improving the Lab facilities of Science Departments as proposed in the earlier.
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Liquid Nitrogen Plant worth Rs.28 Lakhs , Photometer and Spectrometer were attached to the Telescope of the Observatory. Kit for 30 experiments was purchased, UV Visible spectrometer, differential scanning calorie meter etc were purchase (Physics) Automotive exhaust gas purification was added to lab, conducted National Seminar, Signed MoU with CMET as part of collaborative research. ( Chemistry) Autoclave, LED Microscope(5 Nos), Gel doc systems, PCR Machines were added to lab ( Life Sciences) Biospin Fermentor, High Speed Centrifuge etc were added to the Lab (Bio-Technology) UV Visible spectrometer and experiment kits (Zoology) Research on Taxonomy and pollination ecology of Lamiacean plants of South India and the taxonomic studies of Scrophulariacean plants of Kerala was carried out. Research on Study on agarics carried University of Calicut
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out. Research Study on Marantaceae and Musaceae carried out. Research on Energy grass carried out. Research on genetics and breeding of specialty rices and mentha caried out. (Botany)
z z z
Digitization of manuscripts is nearing completion.(Malayalam) Peer reviewed research journal Samskrtakairali, first issued published (Sanskrit). Workshop on new media was conducted (Journalism).
43. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. Section C: Outcomes achieved by the end of the year z Modernization of Examination Wing undertaken on a grand scale continues. By 2011-12 it will be one of the best Universities in India to provide the best facilities to students. Multipurpose building for the students was inaugurated.
z
Facilities provided by our CHMK Library is having very high standard. We have provided excellent facilities to the visually challenged. Our publication Division maintains very high standard and generates own resources. Enormous scholarships to studentship. NET Coaching being provided by almost all departments. We have utilised all funds effectively to equip our laboratories to meet the needs of the students. Digitization of Manuscript Library is nearing completion. University achieved the status of being the first wire-free campus in the state of Kerala. With the introduction Wi-max system, the knowledge resources available at UGC-Infonet Consortium has been made accessible to all the teaching departments and Calicut University Institute of Engineering Technology (CUIET).
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Section D: Plans of the University for the next year (2011-12) To provide Smart Class Room in every department.
To inaugurate the new Humanities Block. To provide ATM in the Multipurpose building exclusively for students. To start egovernance system of administration. To clear all pending files. To issue degree certificates within short period of time. To publish results as early as possible. Filling up of vacant positions of academic and administrative staff. To provide better facilities in Students Hostel. To make the Campus more Green than before. To bring more projects to the departments To make elaborate arrangements to prepare big projects to get more funds in XIIth Plan. To have centralized system of admission to all PG Courses in the teaching departments and affiliated colleges. To maintain punctuality in the office Bio-metric punching system will be installed. 47
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Liquid Nitrogen Plant installed in the Department of Physics
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Biospin Fermentor
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New servers for e-governance
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Prof. (Dr.) M. Abdul Salam Vice-Chancellor Assumed the office on 15.8.

Dr. C. D. Sebastian Controller of Examinations

Prof.(Dr.) M.V.Joseph Registrar

Sri.K.P. Rajesh FCA Finance Officer

Prof.(Dr.) C. Rajendran Director, IQAC

Ex-officio members of the Syndicate

MEMBERS OF THE SYNDICATE

Prof. M. Abdul Rahiman Adv.G.C.Prashanth Kumar

Adv. Niyas P.M.

Sri. Navas Jan.A

Prof. Abraham Mathew

Sri.T.P. Ashraf Ali

Prof. K.M. Vanajakshi

Dr. T.P. Ahamed

Dr. Zainul Abid Kotta

A WORD ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

THE QUALITY POLICY

ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

D. Field Action and Outreach Activities

E. Library, Documentation and Publication

G. Seminars and Workshops

Section B: Details in respect of the following

Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution.

New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)

(o) (p) (q) (r) (s) 9. 10. 11.

Brief details of Affiliated Colleges

Training Arabic Physical Education Total

(a) Affiliation fee details

(b) Fee for permanent affiliation

1. Government Colleges 2. Aided Colleges 3. Unaided Colleges

I. Number of academic Programmers/ Courses offered within the University.

Ph.D Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Ayurveda, Homoeopathy etc PG Course UG Course

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started :

5. Examination reforms implemented

6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.

7. Initiative towards faculty development programme

8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted. Botany

Chemistry One national conference conducted.

Biotechnology Molecular Docking seminar-cum-workshop on 8th March, 2011

Education Workshop on Research Methodology

Zoology UGC sponsored seminar on Modern Trends in Biology in March, 2011

Workshop on Learning Disability

Library Science Two-day National Seminar

Folklore Studies National workshop-5

Life Sciences Science for Social Welfare Malayalam Vallathol seminar

Mathematics Dr. K. S. S Moosath conducted a seminar on Fundamentals of Real Analysis on 14.10.2011.

Russian Leading workshop on Translation Across Cultures : March 2010

9. Research projects a) Ongoing; b) Completed

List of ongoing Research Programmes.

--- --13.6 lakhs

DBT, Govt. of India

DBT, Govt. of India UGC

Govt. of Kerala DBT

List of Completed Research Projects.

8,15,800 --- ---

IUAC, New Delhi

3,77,600 1.05 Lakhs 2.5 Lakhs

Education Nanoscience & Technology

Statistics Folklore studies School of drama