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    CRITERION V

    STUDENT SUPPORT
    AND PROGRESSION

    5.1.1 Does the institution publish


    its
    updated
    prospectus/handbook annually?
    If Yes, what is the information
    provided to students through
    these documents and how does
    the
    institution
    ensure
    its
    commitment and accountability?

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    Annual Prospectus/Handbook
    Vision and Mission
    Quality strategy
    Courses offered
    MoUs signed
    Members of administering board
    Members of teaching and non teaching community
    Regulations of Anna University
    Anti ragging, Grievance redressal, Placement, Industry
    Institutional Collaborations, College Achievements,
    toppers list, library standards and regulations
    The same being upgraded in website regularly.

    5.1.2 Specify the type, number


    and
    amount
    of
    institutional
    scholarships / free ships given
    to the students during the last
    four years and whether the
    financial aid was available and
    disbursed on time?

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT

    5.1.4 What
    support
    available?

    are the specific


    services/facilities

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    Support for Physically disabled
    Ramp and Lift facilities

    Support for participating in competitions


    On duties
    Flexibility in Exam schedules

    Other facilities
    Guest lectures, NPTEL resources, Webinars,
    Mock test an mock interviews, Workshops,
    Seminars, Industrial visits and In-plant
    training

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    Medical facilities
    Concession in hospitals(in house)
    Ambulance facility
    Accident insurance policy

    Coaching classes for competitive


    exams
    Career Guidance cell
    Classes on aptitude, Communication
    and technical skills

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    Skill development classes on Spoken English,
    Computer Literacy
    RVSCAS training wing, Six Phrase, m-cube
    Spoken tutorial classes on FOSS softwares
    Bridge courses for first year students

    Support for slow learners


    Tutor ward system(Academic & personal counselling)
    Special classes, Assignments and Good Morning tests
    Supplementary materials (Question bank, Previous
    Univ question papers)

    5.1.5Describe the efforts made by


    the
    institution
    to
    facilitate
    entrepreneurial skills, among the
    students and the impact of the
    efforts.

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    Efforts by Institution to facilitate
    Entrepreneurs

    5.1.7
    Enumerating
    on
    the
    support and guidance provided
    to the students in preparing for
    the competitive exams, give
    details
    on
    the
    number
    of
    students appeared and qualified
    in various competitive exams
    such as UGC-CSIR- NET, UGC-NET,
    SLET, ATE / CAT / GRE / TOEFL
    /GMAT / Central / State services,

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    Guidance to appear for Competitive
    Exams

    5.1.9 Does the institution have a


    structured mechanism for career
    guidance and placement of its
    students? If yes, detail on the
    services
    provided
    to
    help
    students
    identify
    job
    opportunities
    and
    prepare
    themselves for interviews and
    the
    percentage
    of
    students
    selected
    during
    campus

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    Structured mechanism for Career
    guidance and Placement

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT

    5.1.10 Does the institution have a


    student
    grievance
    Redressal
    cell? If yes, list (if any) the
    grievances
    reported
    and
    redressed during the last four
    years.

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    Grievance & Redressal Committee

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT

    STUDENT MENTORING AND


    SUPPORT
    5.1.11 Women Empowerment Cell
    5.1.12 Anti ragging Committee
    5.1.13 Welfare Schemes:
    Best outgoing student award
    Awards to class toppers
    Travel grant schemes
    Transport facilities
    Free training on automation
    Movement for Green Revolution

    5.1.14 Alumni Association

    5.2.1 Providing the percentage


    of
    students
    progressing
    to
    higher education or employment
    (for the last four batches)
    highlights the trends observed.

    5.2.2 Provide details of the


    program wise pass percentage
    and completion rate for the last
    four years (cohort wise/batch
    wise
    as
    stipulated
    by
    the
    university)? Furnish programmewise details in comparison with
    that of the previous performance
    of the same institution and that
    of the Colleges of the affiliating

    5.2.3 How does the institution


    facilitate student progression to
    higher level of education and/or
    towards employment?
    5.2.4 Enumerate the special
    support provided to students
    who are at risk of failure and
    drop out?

    STUDENT PROGRESSION
    Students progressing to Higher Education and
    Employment:
    Motivational programs
    Value added programs
    Guest lectures from Industrial Experts
    Internship training

    Special support for students at the risk of


    failure and drop out:
    Regular Counseling by Tutor, Advisor, Subject staff
    Interaction with parents
    Retests and Assignments

    5.3.1 List the range of sports, games,


    cultural and other extracurricular activities
    available to students. Provide details of
    participation and program calendar.

    5.3.2Furnish the details of major student


    achievements
    in
    co-curricular,
    extracurricular and cultural activities at
    different levels: University / State / Zonal /
    National / international, etc. for the
    previous four years.

    STUDENT PARTICIPATION & ACTIVITIES


    5.3.1 Sports, Cultural and Extracurricular
    activities:
    Outdoor and indoor game activities
    Annual Sports meet
    Annual day celebration
    Mutamil Vizha
    Pongal celebrations in temple

    Around 156 students have excelled in co


    curricular and extracurricular activities

    5.3.3 How does the institute


    seek and use data and feedback
    from
    its
    graduates
    and
    employers,
    to
    improve
    the
    performance and quality of the
    institutional provisions?

    STUDENT PARTICIPATION &


    ACTIVITIES
    Facilities to improve the quality of
    the institution:
    Feedback
    Feedback
    Feedback
    Feedback

    from
    from
    from
    from

    Employers
    Alumni
    Industrial Experts
    parents

    5.3.4 How does the college


    involve and encourage students
    to
    publish
    materials
    like
    catalogues,
    wall
    magazines,
    college magazine, and other
    material? List the publications/
    materials brought out by the
    students during the previous
    four academic sessions.

    STUDENT PARTICIPATION &


    ACTIVITIES
    Students involvement in publishing
    non technical materials:
    Wall magazines
    College magazines(Every Academic
    year)
    Department magazines(Every
    semester/Academic Year)

    STUDENT PARTICIPATION &


    ACTIVITIES

    5.3.5 Does the college have a


    Student Council or any similar
    body?
    Give
    details
    on
    its
    selection, constitution, activities
    and funding.
    5.3.6 Give details of various
    academic
    and
    administrative
    bodies
    that
    have
    student
    representatives on them.

    STUDENT PARTICIPATION &


    ACTIVITIES
    Students council and other academic bodies:
    Student council
    Alumnae Association
    Placement committee
    Women Empowerment Cell
    Class committee
    Department associations
    Clubs Fine arts club, ENVIRO Club
    Hostel students Council
    NSS
    YRC
    Anti-Ragging Committee
    Sports committee
    Transport Committee
    Canteen Commitee
    IEEE, CSI, CSTA, SAE, IIF, IIPE

    5.3.7 How does the institution


    network and collaborate with the
    Alumni and former faculty of the
    Institution.

    STUDENT PARTICIPATION &


    ACTIVITIES
    Institution interaction with Alumni and former
    faculty:
    Connection with the graduated class is carried out
    through

    Conducting alumni gatherings


    Inviting for special addresses
    Inviting for placement awareness programs
    Inviting for Department functions

    The institution teams up with the previous staff with

    Inviting them to departmental activities


    Inviting them to give guest lectures

    Thank you

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