2012-13 - Bangalore City College

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Bangalore City College,
Bangalore
2012-13
BANGALORE CITY COLLEGE
KALYAN NAGAR, BANGALORE-560043
INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAR)
ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR)
2012-13
Annual Quality Assurance Report for IQAC
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CONTENT
PART- A
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
1.10
1.11
1.12
1.13
1.14
Regular academic activities
Bridge course programs
Innovative teaching (ICT)
Staff enrichment Programs
Students Enrichment Programs
Additional Academic Programs
Field Studies and Industrial Reports
Study Tours
Teachers Value based Education
Clubs Associations
EC and Co-Curricular activities
Infrastructural Services
Counseling services
Details of IQAC CCU Honorariums
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PART- B
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
2.10
2.11
2.12
2.13
New Academic programs initiated
Candidates Qualified for NET/ SLET/ GATE
List (Grade based on post qualification experience
Categorization of faculty based on qualification and
experience with details of salary
Initiative towards faculty development program
Total no of Seminars/Workshops conducted
List of teaching staff participated as Resource persons
Research projects carried out in the college
Patents
Collaborative research
Research Grant Received
Details of research Scholars
Honors and awards to the faculty
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2.14
2.15
2.16
2.17
2.18
2.19
2.20
2.21
2.22
2.23
2.24
2.25
2.26
2.27
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2.31
2.32
2.33
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Bangalore
Internal resources generated-Funds generation
Community service
Teachers and Officers newly recruited
Teaching- Non-teaching staff ratio
Improvement in Library Services
New Books/Journals Subscribed and their value
Student Assessment of Teachers
Unit cost of Education
Computerization of administration and the process of
admissions and examination results
Increase in the infrastructural facilities
Technology Up-gradation
Financial aid to Students
Activities and support from Alumni Association
Activities and supports from PTA
Health Services
Sports and Games
Incentives to Outstanding Sports persons
Students Achievements and Awards
Details of guidance and counseling unit
Details of Placement Services
Linkages developed in National/ international
Academic /Research bodies
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Part- C
3.1
3.2.1
3.2.2
3.2.3
3.2.4
3.2.5
3.2.6
Best practices introduced in the college
Financial aid / Support to students
Scholarships from the college (Non-Governmental)
Endowments from the college
Extended facility
Certificate Courses
Value education for Life
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Part- D
4.1
Photos Gallery
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PART – A
Criteria 1.1 Regular Academic Activities
The educational process at Bangalore City College geared to create a society based on human
values. Besides academic excellence, emphasis is given for molding and forming students who
are sensitive to their environment and socially responsible. Though the curriculum is designed by
the University, the goals and objectives of college are transmitted to the students by the efforts of
the faculty by teaching beyond classroom and curriculum value. Education is offered through a
character building movement at the first year level helps in inculcating righteous values in
students. The mission of the college and vision of each department is communicated to the
students through orientation days.
The College is affiliated and follows the syllabus and curriculum prescribed by Bangalore
University for teaching and examination.
The Institute imparts Post-Graduate and Under-Graduate courses as follows:
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Under Graduate Courses
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Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology
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Bachelor of Science in Microbiology
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Bachelor of Science in Computers
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Bachelor of Science in Electronics
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Bachelor of Fashion & Apparel Design
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Bachelor of Computer Application
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Bachelor of Business Management
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Bachelor of Commerce
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Bachelor of Arts
Post-Graduate Courses
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Master of Science in Biotechnology
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Master of Science in Microbiology
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Master of Science in Biochemistry
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Master of Science in Chemistry (Organic)
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Master of Science in Physics
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Master of Science in Applied Genetics
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Master of Science in Computers
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Master of Science in Electronics
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Master of Social Work
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Master of International Business
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Master of Finance & Accounting
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Master of Business Administration (Outreach)
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Practicals: Lab sessions are regularly conducted and are incorporated in the time table
Internal Assessment: Two internal exams are conducted per semester
Every Department of the College organizes within each academic year at least one Students‘
Seminar, one Departmental Quiz and one Departmental Seminar.
Field trips, study tours and Industry visits to various institutions, companies and organizations
are also planned in every semester.
75% Attendance is compulsory for all students.
The college has a well-equipped Research Centre. This center is utilized by the Undergraduate
and Postgraduate students to work on minor research projects. The students are motivated to do
research and their achievements are rewarded by cash awards and certificates. The college also
has to its credit an industrial learning unit which caters to the students of Biotechnology
department to get hands on experience of entrepreneurship.
The classroom teaching is supplemented with seminars, projects and study tours.
Extracurricular activities like Saturday activities are held from 10.30a.m to 12.30p.m, the
component is 30% (25% assessment based on tutor and 5% on regularity and class participated).
Besides regular class room field trips, industrial visits, in-service training and working at
industrial and research fields. Importance is given to extra and co-curricular activities.
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The faculty members are recruited not only for their academic skills but also for their social
consciousness and ability to communicate. The process of staff selection include interview by
selection committee and demonstration lecture. Candidate selected without PhD degree are asked
to complete their PhD degree within specific period. College organizes seminars related to wider
concerns and each department is encouraged to have seminars in their subjects to develop
aesthetic potential and team spirit among the students. Each year is dedicated for theme based
activities like environment, national integration, information technology, career options etc. The
year 2012 was dedicated to national integration.
An effective and systematic feedback programmes and interaction with academic peers and
employers could keep the college in keeping abreast with changing times. A course of 90 lessons
for remedial English has been worked out to help students who do not have English as a subject
in qualifying exam.
Most of the teachers supplemented the lecture method of teaching with other innovative method
of teaching such as seminars, class presentations, use of audio visual aids etc. Students take up
two internal exams before they take final Bangalore University exam. The continuous
assessment, regular meetings of HOD‘s with Principal, Vice principal and Deans are held. There
is also an annual evaluation meeting of department. General staff meetings are held during which
important decisions are made. A systematic feedback through teacher evaluation by students at
the end of each academic year could help the college to enhance the teaching and learning
process.
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Criteria 1.2 BRIDGE COURSE PROGRAMME
Young aspirants in career awareness programme are encouraged to
1) Build self-confidence and self esteem
2) Improve reading, writing and communication skills
3) Develop problem solving and critical thinking abilities
4) Accept guidance in exploration of education and career options
5) Enhance computer learning
6) Find out about the future prospects of jobs and learn more about specific career options
7) Understanding the link between intermediate education, professional education and future
employment.
8) Learn more about education, employment, self-skills, employee ability skills etc.
9) Become motivated and focused on plans for future
10) Attend guest lectures on personality development and self-motivation.
11) Have a lot of fun with curricular activities. The schedule for the programme was designed
to enable the students to learn all the above mentioned aspects and skills. They were also
exposed to computer and English lab sessions after lunch. The forenoon session
contained in skills required for professional course. Personality development and
motivational sessions are also held in the weekends.
Criteria 1.3 ICT ENABLED INNOVATIVE TEACHING
Following are some of the innovative methods used by the institution in teaching, learning and
evaluation process.
1) Developing a plan of action by each department regarding the syllabus completion.
2) Identifying slow and advanced learners and addressing their needs.
3) Incorporation of methods like student seminars, field trips, industrial visit
4) Use of information and communication technology in teaching and learning process.
5) Use of poster presentation related to some specific topic from the syallabus.
6) Screening of films by language department
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7) The assignment books are printed by institution and made available at reduced prices to
students. The assignment cover many valuable information to the students
8) Each department has a notice board, they are used by students to display articles written by
them or paper cutting of relatively current affairs.
Some of the innovative teaching facilities available in Bangalore City College are as below
Latest Teaching equipment’s like:Overhead projector Slide Project LCD Projector or
Computer with Internet facilities
Photocopier and Scanners
Seminar Hall
Audio-Visuals aids for teaching
Seminars, workshops, lecture series by guest faculty, display of educational CDs on LCD
projector, group discussion, essay competition, excursion trips, job training at various centres
have been extensively used in last four years as a part of innovative teaching approaches.
Faculty members are provided with all material and moral support by the institution. The
impact of these innovative teaching approaches on student learning is perceptible from their
involvement and participation and better results.
Criteria 1.4 STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME
The Student enrichment programmes aim to provide graduates with knowledge, skill and attitude
which will help them to work and develop as a productive and socially responsible manager
.Career opportunities are abound in any of the professions as well as entrepreneurship.
Today as in all walks of life, change the eternal constant, so business enterprises have to
constantly adopt and re- invent themselves to remain competitive. The demand of a dynamic
market place, path breaking advancement in barriers has revolutionized the way business
enterprises are managed.
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Rapid development in Information Technology and the incising presence of the internet have
brought about sweeping changes in the way we live, shop, learn & transact business.
This year we conducted three student enrichment programme
1) Biomedical Science Courses
2) Admissions Test Preparation
3) Pre-Professional Development Seminars and Forums
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE COURSES
As the course progresses, increasing emphasis is placed on relating knowledge to scientific
research. That emphasis is demonstrated by the opportunity for all students to obtain first-hand
experience of laboratory research in the later stages of the course. Students choose their own
project and the possible area for research within the University is almost limitless. Our broad and
flexible programme ranges from genetics and molecular and cellular biology to integrated
systems physiology, neuroscience and psychology. At the heart of the education we provide is
the tutorial system, which offers you the chance to review theories with tutors and further
explore ideas that arise in discussion with them.
On track to achieve A*AA at A-level (or international equivalent) in two or more
subjects from the sciences excited by the prospect of extending knowledge of science
beyond what you have studied at school, and learning how it can be applied in research
and clinical practice; eager to learn about the processes underlying cell and systems
biology intrigued by the interdisciplinary nature of the subject; analytical and have good
numerical skills.
ADMISSIONS TEST PREPARATION (ATP) FOR COMPETETEIVE EXAMS
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The Most Effective Classroom Hours Offered
Our classroom hours go beyond just giving out answers to weekly practice tests. We have
deconstructed and developed personalized strategic approaches for each student to master the
TEST.
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Test Tempo
ATP has broken down each teaching module to simulate the actual timing of the test. Our
unique Test Tempo classroom approach provides an unparalleled environment for building
essential muscle-memory and developing the focus, speed, and stamina necessary to excel on
test day.
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Synergy System: Curriculum Beyond ‗Tricks‘
ATP has incorporated the Best Teachings from ALL the leading test preparation companies
into a comprehensive and easy-to-understand program. ATP‘s Synergy System goes beyond
basic cookie-cutter tricks to incorporate fundamental test-taking skills, time management
strategies, and test psychology techniques to give students the greatest overall advantage.
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ATP‘s Master-Apprentice Dynamic
Just as the master-apprentice relationships produced great results during the Renaissance, ATP
students benefit from the close guidance and watchful eyes of our Instructors. ATP brings test
materials to life, making the preparation experience as energizing and simple as possible.
PRE-PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINARS AND FORUMS
Pre-professional work is particularly popular with recent graduates and, given the increasingly
global nature of employment, ambitious forward-thinking undergraduate students will also find
such opportunities attractive and as a way to distinguish themselves when competing for jobs.
Experience programs are non-credit-bearing, and instead of transcripts, students receive
comprehensive evaluations of their work contributions. The evaluations are written by the
student‘s direct supervisor and become valuable recommendations for future employment. Often
Pre-professional Work Experience programs involve an integrating seminar designed to allow
students to reflect upon their work experience and to put it into context of future employment.
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Internships
Internships give students the opportunity to capitalize on what they are learning in the classroom
and apply it in a work setting. Internships help students to build and enhance their skills, provide
practical experience so often sought by employers, and offer excellent opportunities to establish
contacts in their career field. Professional internships are available both on- and off-campus, and
may be paid, unpaid and completed for academic credit in many majors. To obtain information
about receiving academic credit for an internship, students should contact their respective school
or college.
Characteristics of Successful Seminars
Speakers should use their experience with specific projects to address broader issues, rather than
using the seminar as a forum for reporting on a project. Use the experience of completing a
project to think about:
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What did we learn? How would we do this differently if we were to do it again?
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What should someone planning such a project consider or be on the lookout for?
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What are some basic steps that someone planning such a project should/must take?
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Can the type of project we worked on be related to a broader range of project types?
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How might a broader array of professionals learn something practical from this seminar?
Information for Conference Publicity Publications
The Organizer is responsible for providing text describing the seminar suitable for a variety of
publications:
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Preconference Website: Text will often be briefer than that found in the seminar proposal.
It should describe topics covered and be specific about the educational goals of the
seminar. This description may include titles of individual papers given within the
seminar, when applicable, as well as the full names, titles and institutional affiliations of
the speakers and the moderator.
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Preconference Print Publication: Text will be even more concise and cover basic topics
and goals. Descriptions of participants will consist of names without titles and with
institutional affiliation only at the highest level (e.g. , university name, but not specific
library or department).
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The liaison serves as a contact between organizers and the local arrangements
representative if/when changes to descriptions are required, copying the Chair on all
correspondence.
Criteria 1.5 STAFF ENRICHMENT PRORAMME
Staff enrichment programme has served Bangalore City College offering employees focused
professional development and a career path towards higher levels of success. Goals are to:
Enhance career traction among support staff and help them leverage interests, talents and skills
in optimizing their career paths within the college and Bangalore University. Develop a diverse,
upwardly mobile workforce
to meet current and future operational needs
of the University.
Offer career development through workshops, career planning, and departmental projects
Program components include
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Monthly seminars on skill development, career enhancement, and resource information
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Individual career coaching to create professional development plans for success
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Team projects that provide opportunities for skill building and networking
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Departmental presentations to enhance skills and apply learning
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Creation of a professional portfolio
Objectives of Staff enrichment Programme
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Accelerate Professional Growth
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Explore Career Assessments
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Receive Career Counseling
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Deepen Campus Connections
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Broaden Collaboration Skills
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Learn Job-Search Techniques
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Our goal is to retain a diverse group of employees who have a high level of motivation and
initiative and give them the opportunity to do the best work they can for the College.
Eligibility for Staff enrichment programme includes the following:
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Full-time career employment for at least one year
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Payroll title of Administrative Specialist (or equivalent) or below
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Satisfactory rating or better on most current performance evaluation
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Department endorsement for participation
Faculty Development Program on Effective Teaching on July, 30, 2012
The Programme aims at enhancing the academic and intellectual environment in the Institutions
by providing faculty members with enough opportunities to pursue research and also to
participate in seminars / conferences / workshops. Participation in such programmes would
enable faculty members to update their research and pedagogical skills. It is in this background
that the Commission has decided to continue the programme during the year 2012- 2013
OBJECTIVES
1. To provide an opportunity to the teachers of the College to pursue their academic/research
activities leading to the award of M.Phil./ Ph.D. degree.
2. To provide an opportunity to the teachers to present papers in academic conferences/ seminars
or participate in workshops and exchange knowledge and ideas.
3. To provide opportunity to Young Faculty members to spend a short period (not less than two
weeks and not more than two months) at institutions of their choice, for a better academic
exposure.
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CRITERIA 1.6 ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Apart from the classroom interaction between student and teacher, other methods of learning
experiences are also provided at Bangalore City College. Creative facilitation of the TeachingLearning process is done through in– house training, laboratory work, tutorials, group activities,
creative assignments, case studies, group discussions, seminars, field work, guest lectures and
survey methods. The use of Language laboratories, mind mapping, role plays, on-the-spot
studies, problem solving exercises, referral work, visits to relevant institutes and sharing of
learning experiences are also some of the different Teaching-Learning strategies.
Guest lectures and coaching classes are conducted in many departments to equip the students to
write various Competitive Examinations, arrangement of Guest lectures are based on emerging
area or based on the subject of importance for students.
The Institution as a whole and individual faculty members in each department are making a wellintended and concerted effort to move away from the teacher-centric lecture method to the
learner-centric alternative pedagogy. This is the outcome of the series of seminars and
workshops namely Accelerated learning,
Student exchange programs may involve international travel. The term "exchange" means that a
partner institution accepts a student, but does not necessarily mean that the students have to find
a counterpart from the other institution with whom to exchange. Exchange students live with a
host family or in a designated place such as a hostel, an apartment, or a student lodging. Costs
for the program vary by to country and institution. Participants fund their participation via
scholarships, loans, or self-funding. The presence of International students on campus along with
the guidance and mentoring through the International Studies centre has brought in variety and
color to the campus. The presence of International students inside the classroom, while they audit
academic courses, has an impact on the classroom culture and environment, as there is an
exchange of culture and ideas which has proved to be mutually beneficial.
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Job Orientation provide guidance and direction regarding the development and implementation
of comprehensive employee orientation programs within departments, in order to support,
welcome and recognize employees, as they start a new job within government.
Workshop is an annual activity to facilitate high-quality scholarship in organization studies. Its
primary aim is to advance cutting edge research on important topics in the field by bringing
together a small and competitively selected group of scholars, who will have the opportunity to
interact in depth and share insights in a stimulating and scenic environment. To think of
organizations as cultures and communities implies a focus on the knowledge forms and social
meanings of day-to-day organizational life. Moreover, it implies looking at how structures,
networks, institutions, power, innovation and routine the building blocks of organization theory
play out in everyday life.
REDUCING PLASTIC USAGE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS CONDUCTED BY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY HEADED BY Dr. SOMALI GHOSH
A plastic material is any of a wide range of synthetic or semi-synthetic organic solids that
are moldable. Plastics are typically organic polymers of high molecular mass, but they often
contain
other
substances.
They
are
usually
synthetic,
most
commonly
derived
from petrochemicals, but many are partially natural.
There are two types of plastics: thermoplastics and thermosetting polymers. Thermoplastics are
the plastics that do not undergo chemical change in their composition when heated and can be
molded again and again. Examples include polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl
chloride, and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). Thermosets can melt and take shape once; after
they have solidified, they stay solid. In the thermosetting process, a chemical reaction occurs that
is irreversible. The vulcanization of rubber is a thermosetting process. Before heating with sulfur,
the polyisoprene is a tacky, slightly runny material, but after vulcanization the product is rigid
and non-tacky.
TOXICITY
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Due to their insolubility in water and relative chemical inertness, pure plastics generally have
low toxicity. Some plastic products contain a variety of additives, some of which can be toxic.
For example, plasticizers like adipates and phthalates are often added to brittle plastics like
polyvinyl chloride to make them pliable enough for use in food packaging, toys, and many other
items. Traces of these compounds can leach out of the product. Owing to concerns over the
effects of such leachates, the European Union has restricted the use of DEHP (di-2-ethylhexyl
phthalate) and other phthalates in some applications. Some compounds leaching from
polystyrene food containers have been proposed to interfere with hormone functions and are
suspected human carcinogens. Other chemicals of potential concern include alkylphenols.
Whereas the finished plastic may be non-toxic, the monomers used in the manufacture of the
parent polymers may be toxic. In some cases, small amounts of those chemicals can remain
trapped in the product unless suitable processing is employed. For example, the World Health
Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has recognized that vinyl
chloride, the precursor to PVC, as a human carcinogen.
BIOPLASTICS AND BIODEGRADABLE PLASTIC
Bio plastics are made substantially from renewable plant materials such as cellulose and starch.
Biodegradable plastics break down (degrade) upon exposure to sunlight (e.g., ultra-violet
radiation), water or dampness, bacteria, enzymes, wind abrasion, and in some instances, rodent,
pest, or insect attack are also included as forms of biodegradation or environmental degradation.
Some modes of degradation require that the plastic be exposed at the surface, whereas other
modes will only be effective if certain conditions exist in landfill or composting
systems. Starch powder has been mixed with plastic as a filler to allow it to degrade more easily,
but it still does not lead to complete breakdown of the plastic. Some researchers have
actually genetically engineered bacteria that synthesize a completely biodegradable plastic. But
all of these are at present either expensive or under research.
So, it is highly required for our society to realize the harmful effects of plastic use and minimize
the usage which will reduce the toxicity and solid waste generated by the no degradable plastics.
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ART OF LIVING SEMINAR CONDUCTED BY DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY FOR
PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENT OF STUDENTS HEADED BY Dr. CHANDAMA
BASU
The main theme of this seminar was for the psychological benefits and improvement of the
students mainly ―STREES‖.
Stress is the wear and tear of our bodies experience and we adjust to our continually changing
environment. It has physical and emotional effects on us and each create positive and negative
feelings. As a positive influence, stress can compel us to action. As a negative influence, it can
result in feelings of disruption, rejection, anger and depression which in turn can lead to health
problems as headache, stomach upset, rashes, insomnia, high blood pressure, heart diseases. This
can be managed by practicing yoga, included decreased stress and tension, increased strength
and balance, increased flexibility, lowered blood pressure and reduced cholesterol level. Yoga
emphasis on breathing another mind / body / spirit connection yields strong emotional benefits.
Experimentally it‘s a proved factor that anybody practicing yoga feel this method of reducing
stress and this habit keeps fit in the rest of the life. It becomes easy to handle a stressful event
more easily, whether it is family or work. Students were very much enthusiastic to attend this
sort of seminars.
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT HEALTHY MIND AND A HEALTHY BODY
CONDUCTED BY DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY HEADED BY Dr.
SREEKANTH P. M
This seminar was mainly meant for the International students exclusively for the Namibians who
joined in our college newly in the year 2012. The seminar targets on Good Personality
Attributes of a person with ―Good personality‖?
Good physique, Pleasing manners, Personal and Professional integrity, trust worthiness and
reliability, Good control over body and mind.
Healthy Body
Nutrition Personal Hygiene, Exercising Traditional methods (Yoga, Pranayama etc.) Modern
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methods (Gym, aerobics, etc.) Walking and jogging Disciplining of daily routines is a must,
Mind control is essential for a healthy body.
When is mind unhealthy?
Agitated mind is unhealthy, what agitates human mind?
Not getting what one desires getting what one dislikes
Uncontrolled emotions in the mind,
Continuous accumulation of such likes and dislikes stresses the mind out.
Stress agitates the mind, Stressed mind is unhealthy
Healthy Mind
Stress-free mind is healthy and calm
Such calm mind can be controlled more easily
De-stressing the mind is needed:
Prevention of accumulation of day-to-day complexes
Clearing the stockpile of stored complexes
Summary
Good Personality arises a healthy body and healthy mind
Healthy body needs a healthy mind
Healthy mind can be achieved by preventing accumulation of complexes in mind
Non-reactive self-observation de-stresses the mind
This is possible through several paths: paths of service, intellectual analysis, devotion or
meditation.
LEADERSHIP AND TEAM QUALITIES SEMINAR CONDUCTED BY DEPARTMENT
OF BACHELOR OF ARTS HEADED BY Mrs. LOUIS
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Communication skills, face to face communication, body language, make the topic interesting,
clear tone, control, lead the group, boldness, self-confidence, patience a powerful weapon, how
to coordinate spiritual oneness etc.
IDEAS AND VIEWS SEMINAR CONDUCTED BY DEPARTMENT OF BACHELOR OF
ARTS HEADED BY Mrs. LOUIS
It is about the impact of the students who were ragged, It cannot be suppressed immediately. It
can be bought under control with the help of seminar and interacting classes, The examples are
given, mind set the students as youth, mode of understanding the ideas and steps taken by youth
as an impact should be exposed.
Importance of GD (Group Discussion) in interviews
Way of Communication in a Group Discussion
A group discussion is essentially an arrangement wherein a group of individuals (generally
applicants to professional degree courses or certain job profiles) are made to sit in a group
(usually of ten to twenty) and asked to share their opinions on a certain topic of discussion and
use rationale to conclude at the end. Speaking effectively in a group discussion is achieved by
means of body language as well as public speaking skills. There are a number of ways to make
ones performance in a group discussion effective and impressive.
In terms of body language, the following are very useful tips to carry oneself in a group
discussion:1. Sitting with a straight back and both hands on ones knees appears formal and confident
simultaneously while also making one feel more confident.
2. Making eye contact with each individual in the group creates more room for communication.
3. Nodding shows receptivity.
4. It is important to be assertive yet humble while also being oneself during a group discussion.
In terms of speech (a very important factor in a group discussion), the following points must be
kept in mind:-
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1. It‘s great to seize the opportunity to speak first if you have an understanding of the topic
and a valid point to make. If not, it is advisable to wait for another to speak and step in
for value addition.
2. Facilitate contribution from others.
3. Without aggression, be assertive, without submission, be humble.
4. No one is a personal friend during a group discussion. The tone of the discussion is
impersonal and cordial.
5. Avoid creating a fish market as far as possible. If you find yourself in one, break it, by
raising your voice just enough to be heard and making a very heavy point (such as facts
and figures to support your stand).
6. Statistics and facts are very impressive but need to be real and backed up by references in
case one is questioned.
7. Don‘t repeat a point, be lengthy or irrelevant. Intervene if someone else is going off on an
irrelevant tangent.
8. Don‘t take to making one on one conversation.
9. Be simple in your speech and conclude objectively.
In terms of mind-set and behaviour, one must remember:1. That one‘s skills as a team member and personality are being observed by the moderator
at all times.
2. That one is mostly answerable for his/her actions during the group discussion in the
personal interview which generally follows.
3. Those being nervous will not help and being genuine will.
4. That leader takes a topic on its proper path.
Group Discussion Tips for Fresher’s
GD aka Group Discussion makes some students weak in the knees. That is because everyone is
looking in your face. You have to speak up and keep talking. Everyone is watching everything.
Your diction, style of talking, fillers and facial expressions and body language are gaged.
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But Charlie if you are well equipped with current social affairs, general knowledge and basic
understanding and most of all confidence you will fly through the GD.
Here is what they look at when enter a group discussion:
Team player – Here they check if you can work in a team. Have patience to hear another
person‘s point of view.
Reasoning ability – Given a question like ‗How will inflation affect the job scenario‘. One must
understand the question and think of the various paradigms that can be affected and if there is a
solution to it, then how will it be brought about.
Leadership – Given a start how you lead the group. Bring out the maximum potential of the other
members. How you play it cool and keep calm yet resolve the given task. You should be able to
give direction, co-ordinate, contribute and inspire.
Initiative – This is given a lot of importance, as you have to know when to speak and when to
initiate a new topic.
Assertiveness – You have to be sure and confident of what you say. When you are assertive, it
shows in your body language.
Flexibility – On one side you have to be open to what others are talking on a topic. But on the
other side you cannot keep dribbling with the stand you have taken. At the onset think which side
of the fence you want to sit on and then take a side of the debate and stick to it.
Listening and awareness go hand in hand – You must be alert and know what is happening
around you. Listen to what others have to say so you are able to gauge the situation and use it to
your benefit.
You will score maximum on your initiative that you take in a conversation. Also once you take
up a topic if you keep on track then you score more points. Keeping a cool head when everyone
is talking or refuting your point of view and then steering the conversation to its path and
asserting your point of view will culminate to scoring more points.
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The Art of Public Speaking
Public speaking is an art, be it on the stage or delivering a speech or presenting a Seminar to a
small or big audience. The speaker should bear few points on mind.
1. Audience: Do not use flowery language nor very simple language. Feel the pulse of the
audience and then deliver the speech. Let the speech not be bouncer to the audience.
2. Voice: Voice plays a vital role in presentation. The audience are smart enough to find out
if the speaker is confident or not. So let the audience not know even if you are nervous.
3. Poise and Posture: Dressing style always reflects what the speaker\‘s personality. Be
poised in appearance; no over makeup or too decorative with heavy jewellery or not very
informal style but be simple but elegant. Let the posture not be with bent shoulders but
with head held high and stomach tucked in and chest out. Never stand in a tand at ease
position nor your hands in the pockets, never move to and fro or side-ways as a
pendulum. If there is a rostrum in front of you then don\‘t lean on it nor rock with it.
4. Language: Let the language be with good vocabulary and interesting points. Never use
high vocab which doesn‘t suit the scenario. Do not ask any questions to the audience and
in case you ask do not wait for answers.
5. Humour: There is nothing wrong in using humour and making the audience have a
lighter moment. This has to be used only if you are comfortable and can make it sound
humorous otherwise the humour goes for a toss and you will start regretting for using it
and the confidence level just goes down which would be difficult to bring it up again in
the next few seconds. So don‘t experiment.
6. Eye contact: Do not look away from the audience nor look piercing into the eyes of the
audience. Let the eyes travel from one end of the room to the other end. Do not look at
the roof, outside the window nor at any one person. This shows that you are avoiding the
rest of the audience which might distract the others.
7. Time: Maintaining of the time is very important and never drag the topic nor repeat the
points. If any point is forgotten never bring it back just forget it once for all.
8. Conclusion: The audience should know that the speaker is about to conclude his/her
speech. This can be done through the words like …
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STRATEGY FOR IMPROVING GD SKILLS FOR TUTORIALS & SEMINARS
Asking questions and joining in discussions are important skills. If you find it difficult to speak
or ask questions in tutorials, try the following strategies.
Observe
Attend as many seminars and tutorials as possible and notice what other students do. Ask
yourself:
a) How do other students make critical comments?
b) How do they ask questions?
c) How do they disagree with or support arguments?
d) What special phrases do they use to show politeness even when they are voicing
disagreement?
e) How do they signal to interrupt, ask a question or make a point?
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Practice
Start practicing your discussion skills in an informal setting or with a small group. Start with
asking questions of fellow students. Ask them about the course material. Ask for their opinions.
Ask for information or ask for help.
Participate
Take every opportunity to take part in social/informal discussions as well as more
structured/formal discussion. Start by making small contributions to tutorial discussions; prepare
a question to ask, or agree with another speaker‘s remarks.
Discussion Etiquette (or minding your manners)
Do
a) Speak pleasantly and politely to the group.
b) Respect the contribution of every speaker.
c) Remember that a discussion is not an argument. Learn to disagree politely.
d) Think about your contribution before you speak. How best can you answer the question/
contribute to the topic?
e) Try to stick to the discussion topic. Don‘t introduce irrelevant information.
f) Be aware of your body language when you are speaking.
g) Agree with and acknowledge what you find interesting.
Don’t
a) Lose your temper. A discussion is not an argument.
b) Shout. Use a moderate tone and medium pitch.
c) Use too many gestures when you speak. Gestures like finger pointing and table thumping can
appear aggressive.
d) Dominate the discussion. Confident speakers should allow quieter students a chance to
contribute.
e) Draw too much on personal experience or anecdote. Although some tutors encourage students
to reflect on their own experience, remember not to generalise too much.
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MIND GAME
By Prof. Dhanraj
Venue: Bangalore City College
Room. No: seminar Hall
Date: 3/1/13
OBJECTIVE:
The objective of this programme i.e. ‗MIND GAME‘ is to perceive the complexity in the area of
management which is so vast and endless. Anybody could be lost. This programme will help the
students to understand the current Business & General Knowledge which is very important for
any Kind of interview these days. They will start preparing for further quiz programme in future
and motivate themselves for familiar with the Different Newspapers , Business magazines and
Internet to strengthen them self in the areas of Business QUIZ .
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Mind Game includes the below question patterns :
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Current Business & General News.
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Subject Round.
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Identify the Business Icons and scientist.
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Hints Round.
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Punch Line & Company Slogan.
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Rapid Fire.
Methodology:
The mind game will conduct through PPT (Audio, Video and visual)
Need to divide the team as far the class strength.
Each group consists of 6 members.
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Instructions
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Should maintain Discipline
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Winning or losing is not important.
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Important is to maintain the ―Spirit of the Game‖
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Duration : 2 Hrs for each section
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‘S ‗REAL (WHO AM I)
By
Prof. Satya Sidhartha Panda
On the surface it seems an odd idea that you could actually be anything other than who you
really are. But from the time we can talk, we‘re being programmed to ‗fit in‘. We find ourselves
conforming in order to please the people we love, and who love us.‘ But sometimes that means
that you have to suppress what you know you know is the real person inside.
Hide not your talents, they for use were made. What's a sundial in the shade?
Benjamin Franklin
We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have
already done.
Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself
Objective:
Every human being in this Earth needs to get success, and failure makes them
disappointed. It is of paramount importance to know self, our weaknesses and
strength.
Without knowing self it is difficult to set our goal and priorities. Knowing or
discovering self gives the purpose of life & helps us to set our long term and short
term goals.
Purpose:
At the end of the programme the participants will be more conscious about
themselves. The will try to feel their strength and weaknesses.
It will facilitate the connectivity between their passion and choosing the right
profession
Modalities:
Creating the awareness of self through:
1. A small presentation on ‗How to find Real‘ on YOU ppt and lecture
2. Know your real self (Power point presentation of Johari window)
3. Questionnaire method (Exercise for Students)
Modus Operandi:
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Presentation (Lecture & Ppt) -- 15 mts
―WHO AM I‖ documentary movie produced by Ramakrishna mission
30 mts
Question answer session ---15 mts
Total Time
: 2 sessions of 1 hrs each
1st session: 9.30 am- 10.30 pm
2nd session: 10.30 pm-11.30 pm
CRITERIA 1.7 STUDY TOURS
BIOCHEMISTRY
Date: 03/03/13
Students Participated:II and Iv Sem Students
Company: IISC,Bangalore
Students had gone to IISC Open day celebration
COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT MIB & MFA
Date: 6/2/13 to 11/2/2013
Place: Chennai
Students Participated: IV sem
National Stock exchange of India Ltd.
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Date: 3/9/2012
Company: TCS
Students Participated: B.C.A.
Outcome of Visit to TCS:
Students understood the punctuality and the discipline in the corporate.
Furthermore, the security management, the dress codes and moreover the realm of
the company were known.
Recommendations from students:
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If we were given more corporate exposure then, it would contribute to our
future experiences and the understanding towards the various companies.
Date: 11/09/2012
Company: Infosys,Mysore
Students Participated: I and III Sem M.Sc.
ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
Date: 20/04/2012
Company: ISRO TELEMETRY TRACKING AND COMMAND NETWORK (ISTRAC)
Place: - Bangalore
Advantage: Got the idea about satellite, tracking and commanding network and also about space
technology.
MICROBIOLOGY
Date: 30/09/2012
Place:Center for Pharmacorgnosy, Pharmaceutics and Pharmalogy (CPPP)
Student Participated: B.Sc. and M.Sc. Microbiology Students
MASTER OF SOCIAL WORKS
II Semester
Date: 20/02/2012
Place: Delhi
Visit NGOs and hospitals and industries
Mother Theresa Charitable Home - Community
Leprosy and Rehabilitation Center - Medical and Psychiatry
PHYSICS
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Date: 22/3/2012
Institute: Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
Advantages: Complete knowledge about engineering materials, NMR Spectrography, Hydraulics
etc., as per Bangalore University Syllabus.
Students Participated: All students of I and II Year M.Sc., Physics
Industrial tours conducted
BIOCHEMISTRY
Date: 12/03/12
Students Participated:II and IV Sem Students
Company: Sangenomics
Place: - Bangalore
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Date: 9/2/2013
Company: Waste water treatment plant, Hebbal.
Students participated: M.Sc. Biotechnology IVth sem students
Place:- Bangalore
CHEMISTRY
Date: - 30/3/2013
Industry: - NOVOZYMES
Place:- Bangalore
COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT BBM
Date: 31/8/2012
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Students participated: VI Sem BBM
Industry: TATA TEA FACTORY
Place:- OOTY
B.Com
Date: 03/09/2012
HDFC Bank, Kalyan nagar Branch, Bangalore
Students visited to study about the transaction process for opening and closing accounts
of HDFC Bank and its rules and regulations.
MIB & MFA
Date: 2/3/2013
Company: United Breweries and cococola, Bangalore
Advantages: Got exposure to practical aspects of Management
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Date: 5th SEPT, 2012
Company: SASKEN TECHNOLOGIES
Students Participated: B.C.A
Outcome of visit to SASKEN:
Though, being the C.S students, we got good knowledge about the emerging
wireless technologies and about the aspects of our involvement in such sorts
of companies.
Recommendations from students:
Further chances of interaction, trainings, workshops or visits with such multi-faceted
companies will surely empower us to create flexibilities in our career opportunities.
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Date: 10/09/2012
Company: TCS,Bangalore
Students Participated: III Sem M.Sc.
Advantages: Students understood the punctuality and the discipline in the corporate.
Furthermore the security management, the dress codes and moreover the realm of the company.
ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
Date: 20/10/2012
Company: Advanced Electronic System, Bangalore.
Advantages: Studied about the microprocessor trainer kit modules, VHDL TRAINER KITS,
studied about PCB manufacturing, function of generators and basic power supplies, electronic
devices like ammeter, voltmeter, DMM etc.
MICROBIOLOGY
Date: 22/11/2012
Company:GKVK UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Students Participated: Final Year M.Sc. Microbiology
II Semester
Date: 20/02/2012
Students went to Shimoga industrial area
PHYSICS
Date: 29/10/2012
Company: Kamaljith Instrumentation Ltd.,
Number of Students: 40
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Advantages: Preparation of sample (i.e. ferroelectric sample), Instrumentation of Metallurgical
microscope, knowledge about the laboratory etc.
CRITERIA 1.8 TEACHERS WORK PLAN, WORK DIARY, VALUE BASED
EDUCATION
Every teacher writes work plans, a preliminary and essential stage that helps increase the
success-rate of anything they are teaching. All work plans developed by teachers contain student
learning objectives, instructional procedures, the required materials, and some written
description of how the students will be evaluated. A work plan is framed according to the
calendar of events. They are duly checked and signed weekly by the respective heads of
departments and principal.
Bangalore City College record of academic and other work diary contains the following
categories to be fulfilled.
1) Individual timetable
Each faculty of every department is given individual time table and they have to update in
their work diary
2) Statement showing the workload in the department
Each faculty will incorporate their workloads as prescribed by the Bangalore University in
respect of each course.
3) Syllabus allotted and covered for each months
Each faculty of every department has to write in their diary, how much syllabus they covered
in every month and duly signed by Head of the department and finally by Principal.
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4) Work load in respect of Practical classes
Each faculty of practical oriented department has to furnish the details of practical hours
allotted for them.
5) Plan coverage of syllabus for the classes allotted for each year
Each faculty has to furnish the details of how they are going to cover their syllabus in
stipulated time period of each semester.
6) Execution of work plan
The Head of the department of each course has to monitor whether their faculties are
executing their work plans according to their plan of coverage of syllabus. If they are lagging
behind as per their plan, the faculty has to inform Head of the department and extra classes
are arranged to finish as per their plan.
7) Assessment of the course content taught

Whether the time was sufficient to complete the syllabus

Whether the student were comfortable with the content of the syllabus

Comment on syllabus

Suggestions for improvement
Each faculty will be discussed with their concern HODs of their department and should make an
entry in their work diary.
8) Daily work diary of the lecturers
Daily routine classes should be updated for each faculty as per their subjects and should be
written in their work diary record which will be monitored every two weeks by the HODs of
their departments. Following are the categories to be filled by each faculty.
Date
Period
Class
Topic covered each day
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CRITERIA 1.9 IS THE DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATED WITH ANY CLUBS /
ASSOCIATIONS
BIOTECHNOLOGY
ABLE Consultants
CHEMISTRY
C2K Chemistry Societies
COMMERCE AD MANAGEMENT
BBM
LIONS CLUB, Bangalore
BCom
LIONS CLUB, Bangalore
MIB and MFA
NIPM-National institute of personnel Management Bangalore
Bangalore Management Association, Bangalore
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Applied for CSI (Computer Science Society of India) Institution Membership
ELCTRONIC SCIENCE
IISC Faculty Association, Bangalore
Association: Electronic Association (Mysore University)
ALS association
Indian electrical and electronics manufacturers association, Bangalore
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National Institute of Personnel Management (NIPM)
Rotary Club, Bangalore
Building Construction Organization, Government of India
Karnataka Social work association
Niratanka social work association
PHYSICS
Association: Physics Association (Bangalore University and Jain University)
CRITERIA 1.10 LIST OUT CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES PARTICIPATED BY
STUDENTS OF YOUR DEPARTMENT
Sports-Athletics, Swimming, Boxing, Cricket, Badminton, Volleyball, Through Ball
BIOCHEMISTRY
Swimming: - Chandrakeerthi
Cricket: - Pavan, Victor, Vijay
Badminton‖- Sneha
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Cricket- participated in intercollege cricket tournament
Date: 26/3/2013
CHEMISTRY
M.Sc IV sem:- Naresh, Babur eddy, Naveen, Satish participated in Cricket and V olley ball.
Athletics:-Kalpana, Swathi and Manasa
MSc II SEM:- Shilpa, archana, Shardha (Girls Athletics)
MSc II SEM:- Chandrashekar, Bhaskar, Amar, Amarnath, Srinivasa, Sunil, Bharath(Boys
Athletics)
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ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
DayAthletics:- Srinath, Deepak Samuel, Pallavi, Apoorva, Girish
Volley ball:- Manjunath, Girish, Shashank, Aravind, Gajendra
Throw ball:- Mahalakshmi, Geetanjali, Sowmya, Kamala, Bhavya
Cricket:- Manjunath, Gajendra, Aravind, Anil kumar, Deepak, Srinath
PHYSICS
Cricket: Inter Class Tournament
Vinod, Kiran kumar, Kishore Kumar, Shariff from II Sem
MICROBIOLOGY
IV sem M.sc. Students (Piyali, Razda, Aeydrilla) participated in athletics, cricket and throw ball
held during college sports day.
COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT
B.Com
Annual College Sports Meet held in month of February, Commerce and Management students
participated and got II Prize in Cricket.
MIB and MFA
Intercollege sport Meet, Garden City College
Date: 15/3/2013
Students participated: Mr.Robert and Roshan IV sem
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BIOTECHNOLOGY
B.Sc. Students, Deepa, Pooja, Ishakha Mulla ( IVth sem) participated in NSS camp conducted by
our college at Bangalore university
Date: MAR 11th TO MAR 17TH 2013
CHEMISTRY
III Semester M.Sc - Naresh R, Naveen Kumar T, Harish Kumar V, Harish Kumar B Y
BBM
Arocikia Mary,Ashwini,Gayathiri,Gopinath, Sandeep,Sindhu,Durga have attended the NSS
camp in Bangalore University
Date: 11/2/2013
B.Com
Date: 11/02/2013
Students took part in the NSS camp held at Jnana Bharathi Campus and learned many things like
maintaining discipline, personality development, etc,.
Students participated in NSS camp: Nandini, Ramya, Deepika, Gopinath, Syed Mohammed,
Jagan, Karthik, Rama Devi, Swaroop.
MIB and MFA
Bangalore University NSS Camp
Students Participated: Imli,Chitra IV SEm MIB, Praveen IV MFA
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
Mukhtar Ahmed,Irfan[ul-hasen, kanchan kushwaha, sandeep kumar,vinod kumar from V Sem
B.C.A. attended the NSS camp Bangalore university
ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
Janana Bharathi Campus, Bangalore University
Students Participated: Ambarish N.G., Hyder Boad Abdul Ameer, Rekha.N, Pooja, Raghupati
from IV sem,Deepak&Bavya from II sem.
MICROBIOLOGY
II sem B.sc. Students (Johnson and Srinivas) participated in NSS camp held at Bangalore
University campus.
II Semester MSW - Naveen Kumar. D, Rakesh, Arpitha, Mutthamma
IV Semester MSW - Manjula G.A, Lavanya, Anil Kumar held at Bangalore University
PHYSICS
Janana Bharathi Campus, Bangalore University
Students Participated: Madhusudan, Satish, Nagesh, Kishore Kumar , Radha Krishnan B. T.
from II Sem, and Nagesh,Srinath from I Sem
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DEBATE:
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Semester wise debate conducted for B.Sc. and M.Sc. for recent CARREER ASPECTS IN
BIOTECHNOLOGY (B.Sc. I, III, V)
Date:Jan 10th 2013
Semester M.Sc. III/I
Date:August 3rd 2012
CHEMISTRY
Swathi Haridas, Pallavi G and Anitha
Inter departmental held in BCC
BBM
Inter department debate held at Bangalore City College
DATE: 30/9/2012
Students participated: Durga, Ummekulsum, Tharna, Sarathan
.
MIB and MFA
Bangalore City College interdepartmental held on 11/4/2013
Students Participated: Imli,Chitra IV SEm MIB, Praveen IV MFA
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Franklin B.C.A. IV Sem participated in debate competition in Gardern City College
Inter College Competition
Student Participated: Sumalatha.G.J from IV Sem
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ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
Interclass Competition
Students Participated:Sudeendra M.B, Mahantesh kumar, Krupa .N
from IV sem, Steffy
George&Girish from II sem.
MICROBIOLOGY
M.sc. Students (Diksha,Piyali,Razda and Sangeetha) participated in the interdepartmental debate
competition and won the consolation prize
II Semester MSW - Lavanya, Shivaraju, Chethan Kumar, Chandrashekar in intercollege debate
in BCC.
PHYSICS
Interclass Competition
Students Participated:Archana,Takur,NAvya,Sudhasree from II Sem
OTHERS
CHEMISTRY
Three students of M.Sc IV Semester participated in the Quiz competition held in the One Day
Seminar in NMKRV College on 23rd Feb, 2012.
BBM
Business quiz held on 18/1/2012 at Bangalore City College
Students Participated: Nupur,Ann Thomas,Kumar Vivek, Kumar Maruyesh, Rafiullah, Hussin,
Sanjay, Jha
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MIB and MFA
Business quiz held on 20/5/2013 at Bangalore City College
Students Participated: Karthikeyan,Puneeth,Roopa from II sem MFA and NAdhiya from II MIB
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Mukund, Arvind, Raju, Ashish participated from IV Sem B.C.A. participated for gaming activity
held in GCC
PHYSICS
Golf: Madhusudan from II sem and Srinath from I sem at K.R.Puram club, K.R.Puram
FootBall: Inter college competition
Kiran Kumar, Vinod from II Sem and Satish Kumar from I sem
CRITERIA 1.11 LIST OUT EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
MUSIC
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Jagath, Deepa, Alishammem, Ishakha Mulla participated for fresh day SKIT at college (B.Sc VI,
IV, and IInd sem )
Date:Sep 16th 2012
CHEMISTRY
Date: 23/04/2012
M.Sc IV Semester participated in the college Graduation Day in dance (Contemporary)
Anitha, Sridevi S, Meena R, Divyashree Roy, Pallavi and Sarvath Ara.
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BBM
Nupur sinha participated in intercollege fest in CMR IMS college and got 3rd Prize.
B.Com
Saugatha Bhattacharaya participated in inter college held in CMR College
MIB and MFA
Management fest held in CMR Collge on 2/12/2012
SonulRaj II Sem MIB
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Hendry B.C.A. V Sem participated in inter college fest in GCC for Guitar
ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
Inter Class Competition
Students Participated: Chandana,Manasa,Pankaja,Manjunath.G from IV sem
Majula G. A participated in interdepartmental competition held in BCC.
PHYSICS
Inter Class Competition
Students Participated: Lavanya, Latha,Veena, Sunitha
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DANCE
BIOCHEMISTRY
Sandeep kiran (IV Sem M.Sc.Biochemistry)
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Debjiota ,Samarpitha (VIth sem ) participated in college graduation day on 23/4/2013 and
Amitha ,Ankitha ,Tapati (2012 passed out) B.Sc. students participated in college Freshers day
function
BBM
Intercollege competition
Arocikia Mary,Durga,Ashwini
B.Com
Ramya and group secured 2nd prize in inter college competition for folk dance.
MIB and MFA
Nadiya IV MIB
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Ashish Kumar B.C.A. V Sem participated for inter college fest in CMR IMS, and Suma
participated for cultural activites.
College Annual Day
Student Participated: Sumalatha.G.J from IV Sem M.Sc.
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ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
Inter College Competition and College Day
Students Participated:Daniel Michelongel, Anil Kumar from II Sem
MICROBIOLOGY
II sem M.sc. Student Razda participated in solo danace held on graduation day.
Ramya, Naveen Kumar. D participated in freshers day in BCC
PHYSICS
College Day
Students Participated: Archana from II Sem, Kavya.K.M., Latha.N.B.,Chaitra,Suma from I Sem
SINGING
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Shalini, Navya, Sonal participated in group dance for college Freshers day function (Sep 16 th
2012)
BIOCHEMISTRY
Janet, Rajalaxmi (IV Sem M.Sc.Biochemistry)
CHEMISTRY
Date: 23/09/2012
Indrani and Thejaswaini - M.Sc II Semester students participated in the Fashion Show held on
the Fresher's Day of Bangalore City College
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BBM
Intercollege fest in Gardern City College
AnnThomas,Kalyani singh
MIB and MFA
Swetha II MIB
COMPUTER SCIENCE
College Annual Day
Student Participated: Madhusmita Prashan from IV Sem
ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
Students Participated: Sangeetha.B.R., Pooja, Shashank from II Sem
MICROBIOLOGY
II sem M.sc. Students (Vidya and kalpana) participated in solo song held on freshers day.
Graduation day Abalinda IV Sem
PHYSICS
Students Participated: Kavya.B., Lavanya.,Chaitra,Nagesh,Ragevendra from I Sem
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OTHERS
BBM
Athletics
Intercollege competition
Jhanna Gautham—Best Athlete
Annual sports—got II prize
MICROBIOLOGY
Priya konwar of I B.Sc. and Mohammad Ghouse were crowned as the Miss fresher (UG) and
Mister fresher (PG) respectively on freshers‘ day
Drama
1st Prize in intercollege competition-II MSW
PHYSICS
Seminars
Students Participated: Keshav, Nagesh, Darshan Gowda from I Sem
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CRITERIA 1.12 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING SERVICES.
List out the counselors (faculties) in your department and mention the number of students each
faculty counsels with counseling date and time period.
COMPUTER SCIENCE
BCA
GUIDE AND COUNCELLOR
Mrs. NUTAN MANGWANI
Mrs. INNAHAI
NAME
P BHAVYA
PREETI M
SAJEEVAN.K
IRFAN-UL-HASSAN
MUKHTAR KHAN
ROHIL RASHID
KANCHAN KUMAR
SANDEEP
VINOD KUMAR
ABDALWALI
FARES NOMAN
MUNKH ERDEN
RAHABUL
SOLONGO
AGBE YAPO
DABO LIONEL
KOUADIO FRANK
YEO DEBETALA
IBRAHIM TAHA ALANSI
MOHAMMED ISMAIL ALI
SAURAV NATH
MANOHAR M
ASHISH KUMAR
BENRY MOSES
BIBILAL.K
DEEPAK KUMAR
GANTUUL
M. KANCHANA
RAJITHA NILANKA
SINDHU.P
SURA SRI LAKINDU
VINAY.G.
AHMAD HASSA
DATE
17/9/2012
25/9/2012
6/8/2012
10/8/2012
11/9/2012
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Mrs. LINCY BOSE
Mr. MANJUNATH. S
Bangalore
GUCHI MONDE
MAHESH BABU.P
NAVEEN
FRANKLIN
NAVATHA.G.T
AMREEN TAJ
GIRISHA.M.N
MUKUND.M
RAJU.M
SUMA.K
VINAY.K.M
VISHNU VENUGOPAL
A. RAMKUMAR
ABDUL MAJID MOHAMMED
AWADH BASBREIN
ADEKE GERMAIN
AJAY KUMAR SAH
ALI HASAN SALEH AL HAJJ
ARVIND SHUKLA
ASHWIN KUMAR MANI
BALMUKUND SHARMA
BINDERIYA
BENTHARA ARACHCHIGE
DON DILSHAN SADARUWAN
BHARGAV T
BHAVSAR MITESH
MURLIDHAR
DIVYA HANSPAL
DIVYA.A
EMAD ABDULLAH ALI
ABOOD
G HEMANTH KUMAR
12/9/2011
GYANSHANKAR
HUSAM ABDUL AZIZ
ALALLOUSH
IBRAHIM HUNAIF HANEEF
K M PUSHPALATHA
MAHANTESH
MANMOHAN SINGH
MOHAMMED HUSSIEN
MAHDI BA SABRAIN
2012-13
11/9/2012
21/9/2012
20/8/2012
12/9/2012
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Mr. ADISHESHA
Bangalore
MOHAMMED SALEM
MUBARAK BAMELHES
PAVAN A
RAHUL HARINARAYAN
SAMIR BHATTACHARYYA
SAOUN MUSTAFA
MOHAMMED SUWAIDAN
SHAIHON ABDELLAH
ABDULHAFEDH
SIDDAGOUDA.A
SIVAKUMAR V
SUDHA N
TONGBRAM RICHIKANTA
SINGH
UJJAWAL SAMANTA
YADAV ADITI
SHAILESHKUMAR
KITENHI SEB
AMITA SINGH
2012-13
12/9/2012
M.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE
COUNSELORS NAME
Mrs. ARTHI MHAHAPATRA
Mrs. SANGITAGUPTA
Mrs. S.UMAMAGESWARI
Mrs. ARTHI MAHAPATRA
STUDENTS NAME
SUMALATHA G.J
MADHUSMITAPRADHAN
PUSHPALATHA
ARAP KANT NATH
CHANDAN JENA
SALIM
MOHANAD
HENDSALMAN
GHAITH
SUBABROTO DAS
SARMAD SAMEER
SANTHOSH BERA
KIYANA
NAYANA.S.P
NAVYA
RASHMI
SHYNCY
VIJAYMOHAN
DATE OF
COUNSELED
18/2/2013
17/3/2013
21/4/2013
19/5/2013
21/5/2013
18/2/2013
17/3/2013
21/4/2013
19/5/2013
6/2/2013
13/2/2013
27/2/2013
12/5/2013
19/5/2013
6/2/2013
13/2/2013
27/2/2013
12/5/2013
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ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
COUNSELORS NAME
Mr. ANANTH. H. A
Ms. VAMSHI. B. K
Mrs. DURGA MADHAVAN
Mr. BARKATHULLA
STUDENTS NAME
PANKAJA.V
CHAITRA.S
ANILKUMAR
MANJUNATH.G
REKHA.N
CHANDANA
KRUPA
VICKY NANJAPPA
SHRUTHI
AMBARISH
MANIONATH
SUDEENDRA
HYDARSOAD
MOHANAD
ZAID SALIM
SUMITRA
MANASA
DATE
OF
COUNSELED
20/9/2012
7/11/2012
23/01/2013
12/12/2012
6/8/2012
17/8/2012
12/10/2012
23/01/2013
20/10/2012
03/04/2013
09/04/2013
17/05/2013
07/10/2012
23/12/2012
06/01/2013
21/05/2013
17/05/2013
MICROBIOLOGY
M.Sc.IV Sem
Counseling Date and Time: 10/9/2011 11AM-12PM and 29/2/2012 11AM-12PM
Main Counselor-Dr. Kalavathy
COUNSELORS NAME
Dr. KALAVATHY
Mrs. DEVIKA
Mrs. DEVI
Mrs. VIMALA
STUDENTS NAME
AZER
AQEEL
PUJA
PRIA
SRIJITHA
MANDAR
SABA
TRISHNA
SMITHA
RIYA
DATE OF COUNSELED
10/9/2012
10/9/2012
29/2/2013
29/2/2013
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M.Sc. II Sem
Counseling Date and Time: 5/9/2011 2PM-3PM and 13/3/2012 10AM-11PM
Main Counselor- Mrs. Mukthamala
COUNSELORS NAME
Mrs. SMITHA
STUDENTS NAME
DATE OF COUNSELED
BHARATHI
5/9/2012
AYENDRILLA
PIYALIDAS
Mr. RAJARAJAN
5/9/2012
DIKSHA
MOHAMMED SHOUSH
Mrs. DEVIKA
13/3/2013
RAZDA
RAZDA
Mrs. SMITHA
29/2/2013
VIDYA
B.Sc. II Sem
Counseling Date and Time:8/8/2011 2PM-3PM and 1/12/2012 11.30AM-12.30PM
Main Counselor- Mrs.Smitha R.Nair
Students:
SoniaAdhikaey
Johnson Samuel
Srinivase sundararajan
Priya konwar
PHYSICS
COUNSELORS NAME
Mr. GURU PRASAD. A
Dr. S.N. RAI
Mrs. ANJALI
STUDENTS NAME
SUBRAMANI
SUNITHA
MALASRI
SUMA.B
REZHMA MOHAMED
DAHA MOHAMED
ANMAR BASIL
SAMAH
LAVANYA
SATISH
VINOD
MADHUSUDAN
Date of Counseled
22/2/2013
28/2/2013
4/3/2013
6/3/2013
12/2/2013
23/2/2013
4/3/2013
6/3/2013
15/3/2013
26/1/2013
31/1/2013
4/2/2013
BIOTECHNOLOGY
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COUNSELORS NAME
Dr. MARYADA
Dr. SREEKANTH P. M
Ms. MAHALAKSHMI
Mrs. TERESEA JOSEPH
Dr.SHIPRA
Mrs. REKHA
Bangalore
STUDENTS NAME
M.Sc. IV SEMESTER
SUGREEVA GAVI MAHAVI
YEOLE BHAVESH TUKARAM
BHOOP SINGH
BIJENDRAPAUL SINGH
SAYEDEH FRESHTEN
MIRAGHJOO
SHALINI .S
SONAL SETH
M.Sc. IV SEM
VADEJEEVAN REDDY
PATIL HANUMANTH
KASHINATH
POKALA SUBRAMANYAM
PRIYANKA KUMARI
RAVI RASGON
RAVIKANTH RAHI
M.Sc.IV SEM
MYLABATHULLA SINDHUJA
NARENDRA YADAV
NAVYA P
NIROSH BELLAM KONDA
MITESH PATEL
M.Sc.I SEM
SORAN
HASSAN
VELU
M.Sc.IV SEM
ISWARCHANDRA SINGH
MANISH KUMAR VASU
BIRSEN GUPTHA
CAROLINE JUDITH JOSEPH
M.Sc.I SEM
SHARBARI
SHELLY
NANDITA
IV SEM B.SC
ALISHAMEEN
ANAND SHEKHARJHA
DEEPA
GOVIND SHARMA
MOHAMMED ISAHAQ
BANDARA
2012-13
DATE OF COUNSELED
24/5/2013
24/05/2013
24/05/2013
10/11/2012
24/05/2013
10/11/2012
24/5/2012
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Ms. MAHALAKSHMI .R
Ms.PRIYA JOHN
Bangalore
VI SEM B.Sc.
MRINAL K
JAGATH R
NEVA M
NGANGOM NARAYAN
RANVEER K
BRAFFO MARCHAL
DEBJITHA C
MUKESH K
SAMARPITA M
KIRAN KUMAR
REMMIAS EDISON
LEKHA .C.N
LOKRANJAN
NAVEEN .R
NOOR MASEERA NAZATH H
PAMODA PRABAVI
ATHAUDA
R RAGHU
SANGEETA BALLAV
SAVIDYA LAKSHANI
LIYANAGE
VEENA THISARANI
ATTANAYAKE
2012-13
24/5/2013
11/11/2012
IV SEM B.Sc
SHAFRAZ AHMED
NIFRAZ
POOJA
SHIVANI
SHIVASHANKAR CHOUDARY
SWADESH
UMESH KUMAR
24/5/2013
DAVID RACHEL M
FESTUS N MBANGU
HAILONGA SARA N
HAIPUMBU HELVI
HARISH.R
JITENDRA KUMAR
NANGOMBE ANGA H
OTILIE T HATWIIKULIPI
SALMI ON IMMANUEL
SHIMUTWIKENI VICTORIA M
VERONICA I HEITA
11/9/2012
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The student of MSW Department was given orientation on the importance of counseling in
solving the problems of day to day life.
The students were divided under each faculty during difficult situation for giving guidance,
suggestion and solutions regarding carrier.
COUNSELLORS NAME
Mrs. V. UMA
MAHESHWARI
Mr. BASAVARAJ
STUDENTS NAME
II SEM
ANIL KUMAR .J
ARPITHA.D.C
BABU.L
BHAGVAN GURU.D.K
CHANDRASHEKAR.C.Y
DILEEP.G
KANTHRAJU.H
JAGADEESH.K.S
IV SEM
ABALINDA MARBANIANG
AMBRISH
ANJALI M.
ANU KUMAR.S.A
BAHUBALI. Y. MELAVANKI
CHETAN KUMAR
JAGADEESH. B.R
JOBIN LUKOSE
LALITHA B
II SEM
LAKSHAMAN.H.B
LOKESHA. K.M
MAHENDRA.P.S
MURALI.S
MUTHAMMA. T.K
NAVEEN KUMAR D.H
SANTHOSH POOJARY
SHEKAR.N
PRAKASH.H.S
RAKESH
RAMYA D
RIKINATH LASHKAR
Date
3/9/2012
10/9/2012
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Mr. BASAVARAJ
MR. BASAVARAJ
Bangalore
IV SEM
MANJULA. G.A
MANJULA. R
MOHAN KUMAR.N.M
MOHAN KUMAR. G
MUNEGOWDA. N
NAGARAJA N
NAGASHASHI MOLI A.C
NATARAJA.K
NAVEEN.M
NAVEENKUMAR H.C
NETHRAVATHI. T.N
SHIVARAJU.C
SHRIDHAR.M
SRINATHA.V
SUNITHA.G.K
IV SEM
SAHANA.M.P
SANITHA. M.S
SANTHOSH KUMAR. N.S
SHIVANNA K.V
SOMASHEKARA S.S
SONIA SUSAN PAUL
SRIKANTHA T.S
SRINIVAS.R
SRINIVAS YADAV P
SRINIVAS M.H
SURENDRA KUMAR N
TAYAB NUBA
ANIL KUMAR A
FRAIDOON A SAEED
HUSSAM. A. ABDULLH
NAVEENKUMAR D
2012-13
17/9/2012
10/9/2012
BBM
COUNSELORS NAME
Mrs. SUDHA ASHOK
Mrs. BLESSY
STUDENTS NAME
JHARNA GAUTAM
SANATHAN PATIO
UMMEKULSUM
AROCKIA MARY
RAVIKUMARSINHA
SANDEEPKUMAR
UDAYPRAKASH
DATE OF COUNSELED
3.11.11 @ 3-4PM
14.2.12@3-4PM
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Prof. DHANRAJ
Mr. ANTONY
Bangalore
UDAGYANA
KUMARVIVEK
PANJAYKUMAR
RAHULKUMAR
KARANSINGH
SALAMJAPUR
SARDRA
LENIN
TSERENDULAM
SINDHUJA
2012-13
7/9/12@3-4PM
13/9/12@3-4PM
B.Com
COUNSELORS NAME
STUDENTS NAME
DATE OF
COUNSELING
TIME OF
COUNSELING
Mrs. V. VEENA
RAJU
AFREEN
BALBIR KISHORE
NAGVENDRA
SINGHGOPI
RAM REDDY
SUMITHRA
10/12/2012
3 - 4 PM
Mrs. VEENA
CHANDRASHEKAR
PUNITH KUMAR
NOOR ZOHRA
KHALIN
PUSHPA P
SHASHAK
BAMKIM SINGH
SCOTT SOLOMON
8/1/2013
3 - 4 PM
Mrs. ANU
RUCHI GOUD
RAKESH N
NANDINI
VENUGOPAL
REKHA
JAGADISH
RAHUL THEWARI
RAJAN KUMAR
HEMALATHA
DHEERAJ KUMAR
MALLESH
PUNITH
NAVEEN
UDAY
11/1/2013
3 - 4 PM
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MIB and MFA
COUNSELORS NAME
Dr. PANDA
Prof. V.DHANRAJ
Mrs . BLEESSY
STUDENTS NAME
SUNIL KUMAR
KUSAKUMAR
NDHIYA
RONALD
ASHOKKUMAR
RAVI
DATE OF COUNSELED
7/11/2012
7/3/2013
14/3/2013
5/5/2013
19/5/2013
CHEMISTRY
IV Semester Date: 04/05/2012
COUNSELORS NAME
STUDENTS NAME
Dr. SHREEYA PRITMANI
ANITHA M
ASHOK KUMAR K
BABY MALINI P
CHAITRA T.N
CHINDANANDASWAMY R
DIVYA M.N
FAISAL P
HARISHA N
JAGDEESH K
KISHORE KUMAR
KRISHNAMURTHY M.G.
MALA.E
MAMATHA B.K
MANJUNATH G
MEENA R
NIRANJAN GOWDA.P
PALLAVI G
PRAKASH BABU .N
PRATAP.N
PRATIBHA K
PRIYANKA.H.N
RAGHAVENDRA K.S.
RAJEEVA B.S.
SARAVATH TABASSUM
ARA
SATHISHA .A
SHANKARA .R
SNVN SURENDRA
SARAWATULA
SUDHARANI S M
Dr. CHANDRAMA BASU
Mrs . PRIYA JHALAVAT
DATE OF COUNSELED
4/5/2013
4/5/2013
4/5/2013
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Mrs. JEENA GEROGE
SUSAN
Bangalore
SUGUNA K.M
SWATHI HARITHAS
SYED RAFEEG AHMED
TEJASWINI B M
THOMAS F
VANISHREE N G
VINAY C S
ZABIULLAH
2012-13
4/5/2013
II Semester Date: 14/05/2013
COUNSELORS NAME
Dr. CHANDRAMA BASU
Mrs. NARMADA ANEESH
Mr.VIJETH R.SHETTY
Mrs. SUMA B.P
STUDENTS NAME
DATE OF
COUNSELED
KALPANA
ABDULLAH YOUSUF
GANESHA D
DHANUSHA D
BABUREDDY.A
NAVEENKUMAR T
HARISH KUMAR T
PUNEETH
MANASA G.M
PRASSANA KUMAR
SHRUTHI B P
SATHISH
CHANDAN
PAVITHRA
JASODA BAHUN
PRAJIN
NARESH
SWATHI
SHIVAKUMAR
HARISH KUMAR B G
14/5/2013
14/5/2013
14/5/2013
14/5/2013
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Criteria 1.13. Internal Quality Assurance Cell
Bangalore City College has an internal quality assurance mechanism in place. For uniform
understanding, NAAC is advocating to formalize the mechanism and use the term Internal
Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The Internal Quality Assurance Cell is expected to activate the
system and raise the institutional capabilities to higher levels so that the institution makes
continuous improvement in quality. This may involve various processes.
The institution has established Internal Quality Assurance mechanism to ensure maintenance of
quality within the existing academic and administrative systems.
Criteria 1.14 Following are the members of Quality Assurance Cell

Prof. Dhanraj

Dr. Sreekanth P.M

Mr. K. Adishesha

Mr. Manjunanth

Dr. Maryada Dixit

Dr. Somali Ghosh

Dr. Kalavathy

Dr, Chandama Basu

Mrs. Uma Maheshwari

Mrs. Arathi

Mrs. Uma Maheswari

Mr. Ananth

Mrs. Nutan
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Quality cell works and assures sustenance and improvement of quality, towards this goal IQAC
has introduced the mechanism as below
Nature of Service
Service from teaching
staff
Quality teaching
Quality teaching
Criteria of
assessment
Quality check and control
We have a built in punching system and a
institutional attendance register maintenance
Timely arrival
in Principals office to track the arrival and
departure of staff members of of the college
Office staff takes regular rounds to check
Engaging lectures
whether classes are engaged for full duration.
for full time duration Attendance register is duly signed by teacher
and punctuality in
and hourly attendance sheets are given in the
taking classes
hands of students to monitor the punctuality
of the lecturers.
Completion of
Upon completion of portion. Portion
portion with
completion certificates are to be submitted
specified time
by the teachers and certified by HODs and
duration
given it to the Principal.
Teachers are expected to submit teaching
Contents of
plan after work load allocation. Departmental
teaching
meetings help to keep regular update on
progression of classes.
Teaching ability is monitored from feed back
taken from students after every semester and
Teaching ability
through informal interactions between the
students and the classteacher / HOD /
Principal.
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Criteria 2.1 New Academic Programs initiated in the Academic Year

Masters in Arts (MA) : English

Masters in Science (M. Sc.,): Mathematics
Criteria 2.2 List out the Candidates Qualified for NET/SLET/GATE
COMPUTER SCIENCE

Mr. K. Adisesha
: UGC NET qualified
ELECTRONICS

Ms. Vamshi BK

Mrs. Poonam Yadav : UGC NET qualified

Mr. Barkathulla
: UGC NET qualified
: UGC NET qualified
MICROBIOLOGY

D. Francisea Kalavathi
: GATE qualified
FASTION AND APPERIAL DESIGN (FAD)

Mrs. Vinaya V Kadalli
: UGC NET qualified
Criteria 2.3 Categorization of faculty based on Qualification and Experience
 Computer Science

B.C.A. / B.Sc
Sl.No. NAME

Qualification
Experience
1.
Mrs. Nutan Mangwani
M.C.A.
13 Years
2.
Mr. K.Adisesha
B.E. M.Sc., (M.Tech)
13 Years
3.
Mrs. Lincy Bose
M.Tech.
3 ½ years
4.
Mrs. Innahai Anugraham
M.C.A.
5 years
5.
Mrs. R. Aparna
M.Sc. M.Phil, Per(P. hD)
4 ½ years
6.
Mr. Manjunath.S
M.C.A.
4 years
M.Sc. Computer Science
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Sl.No.

NAME
2012-13
Qualification
Experience
1.
Mrs. Arthi Mahapatra
M.Tech.
7 Years
2.
Mrs. S.Umamaheswari
M.C.A.
5 Years
3.
Mrs. Sumathi
M. Sc., MCA
5 Year
4.
Mrs. Pushpalatha
M. Sc.,
1 Year
5.
Mrs. Madhusmitha
M.Sc
1 year
ELECTRONICS SCIENCE
Sl.No.

Bangalore
NAME
Qualification
Experience
1.
Mrs. Durga Madhavan
M.Sc., Electronics
4 Years
2.
Mr. Anantha.H.A.
M.Sc., Electronics
4 Years
3.
Ms. Vamshi B.K.
M.Sc., Electronics
4 Years
4.
Mr. Barkathulla
M.Sc., Electronics, (Ph.D.)
3 year
5.
Mrs. Archana.V
M.Sc., Electronics
1 year
6.
Mrs. Poonam Yadav
M. Tech (ECE)
4 Years
PHYSICS
Sl.No.
NAME
Qualification
Experience
1
Dr. S.N. Rai
M.Sc. PhD
40+Years
2
Mrs. Sujatha
M.Sc. Physics
10 Years
3
Mrs. Farhana Aziz
M.Sc. Physics
6 Years
4
Mrs. Anjali Agarwal
M.Sc. Physics
4 Years
5
Mr. A. Guru Prasad
M.Sc. Physics, (B.Ed.)
2 Year
6
Mr. Raghu
M.Sc. Electronics
1 ½ Year
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
NAME
Qualification
Experience
1.
Dr. Chandrama Basu
MSc., Ph.D
5 yrs(Research), 3 yrs teaching
2.
Mrs. Priya Jhalavat
M.Sc
7 Years
3.
Mrs. Jeena Geroge Susan
M.Sc, M.Phil
4 Years
4.
Ms Muhsina MM
M.Sc
1 ½ Years
5.
Mr. Raveesha R
M.Sc
1 Year
6.
Mrs. Swathy Harithas
M.Sc
1 Year
BIOCHEMISTRY
Sl.No.

2012-13
CHEMISTRY
Sl.No.

Bangalore
NAME
Qualification
Experience
1.
Dr. Somali Ghosh
PhD, PDF
8 Years
2.
Mrs. Olive Grace
M.Sc., Biochemistry
5 Years
3.
Mrs. Swati Gosh
M.Sc., Biochemistry
2 ½ Years
4.
Ms. Anupama
M.Sc., Biochemistry
6 Months
NAME
Qualification
Experience
1.
Dr. Maryada Dixit
Phd, Post Doc
11 Years
2.
Dr. Sreekanth P.M
Phd, Post Doc
3 Years
3.
Dr. Shipra
Phd, Post Doc
6 Years
4.
Mrs. Rekha
M.Sc.,
8 Years
5.
Ms. Mahalakshmi
M.Sc., B.Ed
8 Years
6.
Ms. Priya John
M.Sc. M.Phil
7 years
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Sl.No.
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
2012-13
MICROBIOLOGY
Sl.No.

Bangalore
NAME
Qualification
Experience
1.
Dr. Vimala Gandhi
M.Sc.,PhD
13 Years
2.
Dr. Francisea Kalavathi
M.Sc.,PhD
10 Years
3.
Mrs. MV Devika
M.Sc.,
2 Years
4.
Mrs. Devi V
M.Sc.,
2 Years
FASHION & APPAREL DESIGN
Sl.No. NAME
1.
Mrs. Vinaya
2.
Mrs. Divya Chandran
3.
Ms. Hidiya Zaineb
Qualification
Experience
Diploma (Export Management),
M. Sc., (Textiles and Clothing)
M. Sc., (Textile Chemistry),
8 Years
3 Years
M.S (Apprl Buss & Admin)
5 Years
Dip., (Apparel Design & Fabric
4.
Mrs. Nagashree D
Tech), B. Sc., (Fashion &
7 Years
Apparel Design)


BBM
Sl.No. NAME
Qualification
M.Com, MBA,
Experience
1.
Mrs. Sudha Ashok Kumar
2.
Ms. Blessy MP
MBA
3 years
3.
Mrs. Veena Chandrashekar
MBA
3 Years
4.
Ms. Sunsue
M Com
1year
5.
Ms. Mary Anu Veena
MFA
1 Year
MPhil
5 yrs
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
NAME
Qualification
Experience
40 years of industry
1.
Prof. Dhanraj
M.A.,M.B.A.(IIM-B)
2.
Ms. Krishna Kumari
M.Com, MBA , (PhD)
4 Year
3.
Mrs. Rekha. P
MIB, M Phil
3 Year
4.
Ms. Mary Anu Veena
MFA
1 Year
13 years of Teaching
MSW
Sl.No.

2012-13
MIB and MFA
Sl.No.

Bangalore
NAME
Qualification
MSW, M.Phil., D.L.L
Experience
1.
V. Uma Maheshwari
2.
Mr. Basavaraj Patel
MSW, M.Phil.,
1 year
3.
Mr. Francis
MSW
1 year
D.I.Psy
16 yrs
Mathematics and Statistics
Sl.No.
NAME
Qualification
Experience
1.
Mr. Narayanan
M.Sc., M. Phil
7 years
2
Mr. Prakash Chandra Behera
M.Sc(Maths), MCA
7 years
3.
Ms. Monisha. S. Raju
M.Sc
1 year
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2012-13
Languages and Journalism
Sl.No.
NAME
Qualification
Experience
1.
Mr. Rajendra Prasad
MA, B. Ed, M.Phil., NET
9 years
2.
Mrs. Bhanumathi
MA, B. Ed, M.Phil.
18 years
3.
Mrs. C. S. Chetana
MA
3 years
4.
Mr. Madhuchandra
MA (Psy)
7 years
5.
Mrs. Assumpta Louis
MA
11 years
6.
Mrs. Thilagavathy
MA, M.Phil
2 years
7.
Mrs. Regina Jaykumar
MA , M.Phil
8 years
8.
Mrs. Meera Prasad
MA
2 years
Criteria 2.4 Categorization of faculty based on qualification and experience
with details.

Computer Science

B.C.A. / B.Sc
Sl.No.
NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Mrs. Nutan Mangwani
M.Sc
HOD
2.
Mr. K.Adisesha
B.E. M.Sc.(IT), (M.Tech)
Sr.Lecturer
3.
Mrs. Lincy Bose
M.E
Lecturer
4.
Mrs. Innahai Anugraham
M.C.A.
Lecturer
5.
Mr. Manjunath.S
M.C.A.
Lecturer
6.
Mrs. Aparna
M.Sc. M.Phil, (Ph.D.)
Lecturer

Sl.No.
NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Mrs. Arthi Mahapatra
M.Tech.
HOD
2.
Mrs. S.Umamaheswari
M.C.A.
Lecturer
3.
Mrs. Sumathi
M. Sc., MCA
Lecturer
4.
Mrs. Pushpalatha
M. Sc.,
Lecturer
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NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Mrs. Durga Madhavan
M.Sc., Electronics
HOD
2.
Mr. Anantha.H.A.
M.Sc., Electronics
Lecturer
3.
Ms. Vamshi B.K.
M.Sc., Electronics
Lecturer
4.
Mr. Barkathulla
M.Sc., Electronics, (Ph.D.)
Lecturer
5.
Mrs. Archana.V
M.Sc., Electronics
Lecturer
6.
Mrs. Poonam Yadav
M. Tech (ECE)
Lecturer
PHYSICS
Sl.No.

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ELECTRONICS SCIENCE
Sl.No.

Bangalore
NAME
Qualification
Post
1
Dr. S.N. Rai
M.Sc. PhD
HOD
2
Mrs. Sujatha
M.Sc. Physics
Lecturer
3
Mrs. Farhana Aziz
M.Sc. Physics
Lecturer
4
Mrs. Anjali Agarwal
M.Sc. Physics
Lecturer
5
Mr. A. Guru Prasad
M.Sc. Physics, (B.Ed.)
Lecturer
6
Mr. Raghu
M.Sc. Electronics
Lecturer
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Sl.No.
NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Dr. Chandrama Basu
Ph.D
HOD
2.
Mrs. Priya Jhalavat
M.Sc
Lecturer
3.
Mrs. Jeena Geroge Susan
M.Sc, M.Phil
Lecturer
4.
Mrs. Narmada Aneesh
M.Sc
Lecturer
5.
Mrs. Radhika.R. Nair
M.Sc
Lecturer
6.
Dr. Savita Garg
M.Sc
Lecturer
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NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Dr. Somali Ghosh
PhD, PDF
HOD
2.
Mrs. Olive Grace
M.Sc., Biochemistry
Lecturer
3.
Mrs. Swati Gosh
M.Sc., Biochemistry
Lecturer
4.
Ms. Anupama.C.N
M.Sc., Biochemistry
Lecturer
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Sl.No.

NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Dr. Sreekanth P.M
Ph.D, Post Doc
HOD
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Dr. Maryada Dixit
Dr. Shipra
Mrs. Rekha
Ms. Mahalakshmi
Ms. Priya John
PhD, Post Doc
Ph.D, Post Doc
M.Sc.,
M.Sc., B.Ed
M.Sc. M.Phil
Lecturer
Lecturer
Lecturer
Lecturer
Lecturer
MICROBIOLOGY
Sl.No.
1.

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BIOCHEMISTRY
Sl.No.

Bangalore
NAME
Dr. Francisea Kalavathi
Qualification
M.Sc.,Ph.D.
Post
HOD
2.
Dr. Vimala Gandhi
M.Sc.,PhD
Lecturer
3.
4.
Mrs. M.V Devika
Mrs. Devi V
M.Sc.,
M.Sc.,
Lecturer
Lecturer
FASHION & APPAREL DESIGN
Sl.No
1.
2.
NAME
Mrs. Vinaya
Mrs. Divya
Chandran
3.
Ms. Hadiya Zaineb
4.
Mrs. Nagashree. N
Qualification
Post
Diploma (Export Management),
HOD
M. Sc., (Textile Chemistry), M.S
(Apparel Buss & Admin)
Lecturer
M. Sc., .,(Textiles and Clothing)
Dip., (Apparel Design & Fabric
Tech), B. Sc., (Fashion & Apparel
Design)
Lecturer
Lecturer
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MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
Sl.No. NAME

Qualification
Post
1.
Mr. Narayanan
M.Sc., M. Phil
Lecturer
2
Mr. Prakash Chandra Behera
M.Sc
Lecturer
3.
Ms. Monisha. S. Raju
M.Sc
Lecturer
 BBM
Sl.No.

NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Mrs. Sudha Ashok Kumar
M.Com, MBA, MPhil
HOD
2.
Ms. Blessy MP
MBA
Lecturer
3.
Mrs. Veena Chandrashekar
MBA
Lecturer
4.
Mrs. Sunsu Anna Zachariah
M Com
Lecturer
5.
Ms. Mary Anu Veena
MFA
Lecturer
6.
Mr. Antony Jude.P
MBA
Lecturer
MIB and MFA
Sl.No.

2012-13
NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Prof. Dhanraj
M.A.,M.B.A.(IIM-B)
HOD
2.
Ms. Krishna Kumari
M.Com, MBA , (PhD)
Lecturer
3.
Mrs. Rekha. P
MIB, M Phil
Lecturer
4.
Ms. Mary Anu Veena
MFA
Lecturer
5.
Prof. Balasubramanyam
Lecturer
6.
Mr. S.K. Tikko
Lecturer
MSW
Sl.No. NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Mrs. V. Uma Maheshwari
MSW, M.Phil., DLLDI. Psy
HOD
2.
Mr. Basavaraj Patel
MSW, M.Phil.,
Lecturer
3.
Mr. Francis
MSW
Lecturer
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Languages and Journalism
Sl.No. NAME
Qualification
Post
1.
Mr. Rajendra Prasad
MA,BED, MPhil, NET
Lecturer
2.
Mrs. Bhanumathi
MA,BED, MPhil
Lecturer
3.
Mrs. C. S. Chetana
MA
Lecturer
4.
Mr. Madhuchandra. M. K
MA Psychology
Lecturer
5.
Mrs. Assumpta Louis
MA, MPhil, MBA
Lecturer
6.
Mrs. Thilagavathy
MA, MPhil
Lecturer
7.
Mrs. Regina Jaykumar
MA, MPhil
Lecturer
8.
Mrs. Meera Prasad
MA
Lecturer
Criteria 2.5: Initiative towards faculty development program.
Comprehensive workshop is conducted in the college for faculty development to maximize
teaching and learning power, which will be able to shape the career as a professional trainer in
the management world. This program is recommended for all level of trainers and faculties. This
faculty development programme gives you access to tools, strategies and techniques orchestrated
in a fashion that elevates learning to a new level of experience, Creative and efficiency.
Outcome of the programme:
Facilitate Individual and group learning including supporting and monitoring, learning
and addressing barriers of effective presentation.

Deliver structured training sessions including; establishing an environment conductive to
group learning.

Learn how to use high involvement tools that make training very much effective.
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Criteria 2.6 Total number of seminars workshops conducted and attended by
faculty.
Computer Science

Mr. K. Adisesha, attended Seminar on ERP Packages on MIS organizes by BIMS,
Mysore University.
Physics

Mr. Guru Prasad attended Seminar on organized by Oxford Group of Institution.
Chemistry

Attended National level seminar ‗Chem-Trust‘ Organized by NMKRV College, Jaynagar
on March 20, 2013.
Biochemistry

Attended seminar on water conservation

Attended Seminar on Personal Development
Biotechnology

Dr. Sreekanth P M, participated in National level workshop on ―revised Methodology
2012 in assessment and accreditation by NAAC‖.
MSW

V. Umamaheswari attended National seminar conducted by Saratha College, Salem.
Criteria 2.7 List of teaching staff participated as resource persons

Dr. Srikanth P.M, HOD of M.Sc., Biotechnology gave seminar on Improvement of trees
using Biotechnological application at Indian wood Science & Technology,
Malleshwaram, Bangalore.

Mr. Rajendraprasad lecturer gave seminar on Kannada Nadu, Nudi and Culture at NSS
camp organized at Janabharathi social camp.
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Criteria 2.8 List out the Research Projects carried out in the College
 Computer Science

Data hiding using Steganography.

Credit card fraud analysis

Oral Cancer detection using pattern recognition

Machine learning for detecting Gene-gene interactions.
 ELECTRONIC SCIENCE

FPGA Based Encryption and Decryption of BCH codes

Satellite Data handling using MAT LAB
 MICROBIOLOGY

Antibacterial activity of some medicinal plants against human pathogens

Production and characterization of α-amylase by aspergillus Niger on solid state
fermentation using wheat bran as substrate

Comparative analysis of ―detection os malarial parasite by molecular (real time PCR)
card and slide methods.

Invitro comparative study of aqueous, alcoholic, chloroform extracts of ammonia
squamoceae L. on cell lines.
 MASTER OF SOCIAL WORKS

Research conducted on construction workers, Koramangala, Bangalore.

Project on Slum Development Programme, Wilson Garden, Bangalore.

Research on Psycho-Social problem faced by Cancer patients, Kidwai Hospital,
Bangalore.
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Criteria 2.9 Patents
 nil
Criteria 2.10 Collaborative Research
 Computer science:

Breast cancer detection using neural network

Signature verification

Code Encryption and Decryption using Steganography
 Electronic Science:

Automated Test System for X-band Data Transmission System used in Indian Remote
Sensing Satellites at ISTRAC.

Data Encryption and decryption of satellite data using MAT Lab, ISTRAC.

Data Encryption and decryption of satellite data using VHDL, ISTRAC.

Load Shedding Relay (LSR) at BHEL.

Reduce backlogs of IAZA model (Three Phase Filter Module) at BHEL.

Advanced controller for power management at BHEL.
 Chemistry:

Collaborative research by students of M.Sc Chemistry at ―Himalaya Herbal Company‖,
Mohali.

Collaborative research by students of M.Sc Chemistry at ―DEBEL‖

Collaborative research by students of M.Sc Chemistry at ―Environmental and Safety
Research and Development‖, Rajajinagar, Bangalore.
 Microbiology:

Collaborative research by students of M.Sc Microbiology on ―Growth Response of Plants
on Inoculums with Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria‖ at GKVK, Bangalore
 Biotechnology:
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Collaborative research by students of M.Sc Biotechnology at ―Indian Institute of
Agriculture‖ GKVK campus

Collaborative research by students of M.Sc., Biotechnology at ―Genohelix Research
Lab‖, Bangalore

Collaborative research by students of M.Sc Biotechnology at ―Prestine Clinical
Research‖, Bangalore

Collaborative research by students of M.Sc Biotechnology at ―DNA Labs India‖,
Hyderabad.

Collaborative research by students of M.Sc Biotechnology at ―National Center for Cell
Science‖ Pune.
 Master of Social Work:

Collaborative social research work with ―BIRDS‖ organization (NGO)

Collaborative social research work with ―Sumangali Sevashram ―(NGO)

Collaborative social research work with ―Mahila Dakshita Samiti‖(NGO) related to
women empowerment.
Criteria 2.11 Research grants received

NIL
Criteria 2.12 Details of research scholars (M.Phil and Ph.D)
 Computer Science:

Mrs. Aparna. R (Ph.D)

Mr. Adisesha. K (M. Phil)
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 Electronic Science:

Mr. Barkathulla (Ph.D)

Ms. Swetha (Ph. D)
 Biochemistry:

Mrs. N. S. Kaviyarsi, Ph.D
 Commerce and Management:

Sudha Ashok Kumar - Ph.D (Pursuing)

Rekha (MPhil)

Antony (M. Phil)
 English:

Mrs. Louis, M.Phil

Mrs. Tilakavathy, M.Phil
 MSW:

Mrs. V. Uma Maheshwari, M.Phil
Criteria 2.13 Honor and awards to faculty
 Physics:

Dr. S. N. Rai is a president of India‘s nominee in the executive council of the Central
University
 Biotechnology:

Dr. Sreekanth P. M awarded Dr. K. N Bhat Memorial endorsement Gold medal award
2013 for the best emerging scientist of Kerala Forest Research Institute.
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 Computer Science:

Mr. Adisesha. K was awarded best Lecturer award in G.K. Institute of Science and
Management, Bangalore
 Commerce and Management:

Prof. Dhanraj was awarded best lecturer award.
 English:

Mrs. Chetana. C. S represented Karnataka and Goa Directorate NCC, Republic Day
Camp at New Delhi.

Mrs. Chetana. C. S was also awarded B Grade artist in all India Radio.
 Master of Social Work (MSW)

Mrs. Uma Maheshwari was awarded as best social worker from Madurai Institute of
Social Science 2012.

Best Social Worker award by Aravind Eye Hospital, Madurai.

Paper presented in Europe topic on "Personality skills", selected as best paper.
Criteria 2.14 Internal resources generated

Nil
Criteria 2.15 Community Service
 Computer Science

Department had organized trip to orphanage ―Karunai Ashram‖ and donated cash,
distributed food and clothes to orphans.

Department had organized Visit to ―old age home‖ BTM Layout
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 Electronic Science

Department had organized trip to ―old home orphanage‖ at Horamavu and ―Jyothi seva
for blinds‖ Venkalishpuram

Orphanages: Home of Hope, Hennur Cross, Bangalore on 20/05/2012

Government Schools ThimmaNayakanahalli School -15/12/2012
 Physics

Orphanages: Prathana, Blind home, J.P. Nagar 3rd Phase, Bangalore, on 27/05/2012

Government Schools Mallanayakanahalli-27/4/2012
 Biochemistry:

Students were taken to ―Good Shepherded Orphanage‖, Hosur
 Organic Chemistry:

Visited ―Shalom Grace Children home orphanage and adoption agency‖ kalyannagar on
18th march 2012.
 English:

Mrs. Chetana C. S provided service through joining NCC and NSS camps.

Organized Blood Donation camp for Faculty and Students.
 Commerce and Management

BBM

Visited ―Little sisters of the poor‖, Chelikere, Bangalore sited these homes on the month
of October and distributed some sweets and clothes during the time of deepavali
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B Com
Students of VI B Com visited ―SHUSWU BHAVAN‖ for mentally retarded,
Lingarajpuram, Bangalore. Students spoke with them and understood their grievance,
innocence and made them happy by conducting games. They donated colouring books,
crayons, fruits,etc,.

Students of IV BCom visited Karunashraya Old Age Home, Kunadanahalli gate,
Bangalore. The students donated money, clothes and food.
 Microbiology

I Sem M.Sc., III Sem M.Sc. and I sem B.Sc. students visited Missionaries of charity at
lingarajapuram, Bangalore on 10/11/2012
 MSW
 Organized all awareness programs such as Health camp, AIDS HIV camp awareness,
Drug addiction and women empowerment etc with students of MSW.
Criteria 2.16: Teachers and officers recruited
 Teaching:Sl.No
Name
Qualification
Experience
Department
1.
Mrs. Padma priya
MA, M.Phil
2years
Economics
2.
Mr. Nikhil Chandra Pathak
MBA
7 years
Commerce &Mgmt
3.
U. Srinivas Murthy
MA, MBA
10 years
English
4.
Mr. Ravilochanam
MA, PGDBM
20 years
English
5.
Mr. William Gregory M
MA[His],MA[Eng] 11 years
English
6.
Mrs. Manjushree
M.Sc
1 year
Chemistry
7.
Dr. Prashati Majumdar
M.Sc, Phd
5 year
Chemistry
6.
Mrs. Lakshmi sireesha
M.Tech
4 years
Mathematics
 Non-Teaching:Sl.No
Name
Qualification
Experience
Designation
1.
L. Srinivasarangan
M.Com
33
CFO
2.
Chandrashekar. M
BA
14
Supervisor
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Criteria 2.17 Teaching and Non-teaching Ratio

The ratio between teaching and non-teaching staff is 1.5 : 1
Staff
Total
Male
Female
Teaching
74
18
56
Non-teaching
45
15
30
Criteria2.18 Improvement in library services
Seating Capacity
: 164 Sqft

Reading Room
: 84 Sqft

Reference Section
: 80 Sqft

CCTV System installed for close monitoring the students in the Library

Catalogue of Library Books in Stock available for use of the students and faculty
Weakness:

Book collection may be increased subject-wise, depending on the no. of students.

Language books: Kannada, Hindi, English and other language books need to be procured

Library Process needs to be automated using proprietary LMS packages

Photocopying facility needs to be installed

Students need to submit softcopy version of their Project reports

At least 10% of the old and damaged books needs to be weeded out and replaced
Opportunity:

Free and Open source journals can be made accessible in the Library through college
website and other websites such as INFILBNET, DOAJ: Directory of Open Access
Journals, Chemistry Central Journal, PLOS Medicine, Science Direct, Open Source
Science Journal, INSPEC, etc.
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CD /Soft copy versions of project reports can be stored in Library systems and can be
accessed by the students.

Automation of Library helps students to check availability, and status of books and can
reserve.

More Computers with Internet connection needed.

Book Exhibitions can be organized in the Campus

Creation of E-Library/E-Classroom for students.
Threat:

Loss of books and documents from the Library

Students and Faculty members leaving the college without returning books, projects etc.

Property Counter with security guard necessary in the Library
Criteria 2.19 New Books/ Journals subscribed and their value.
Books Accessioned till date
: 7361
Books Accessioned in 2012-13
: 206
Periodicals, Journals, Magazines
: 22
Newspapers
: 9
CDS
: 200
Computer Systems in use
: 6
Open Access E-Resources

Journals websites
: 64

Electronic Books websites
: 21

Dissertation and theses Websites : 7
New arrivals:
Category
Total No
New Books
Journals
Total:
Value
206
Rs 43180
22
Rs 15971
388
Rs 69151
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Criteria 2.20 Students Assessment of Teachers

Feedback of teachers collected on regular basis from the students each semester. Students
of each department are expected to do so for the entire teacher and concerned with their
class. Besides, informal interaction between the student and the class teacher/ HOD/
Principal about issues pertaining to teaching quality is also encouraged.

Class representatives have an important console inside as well as outside the class room
in as much as they interact with management regarding quality of lectures, quality of
services and other facilities.
Criteria 2.21 Unit cost of education

Unit cost of education is calculated as per the following formula:
Unit cost=Total recurring expenditure (actual) divided by the total number of students
enrolled in the college.
The Unit cost of education in Bangalore City College for the year 2012-13:
o Unit Cost
: Rs. 59744125 / 1200
o Including Salary Component : Rs. 49786
o Excluding Salary Component : Rs. 32460
Criteria 2.22 Computerization of Administration and the process of
Admissions and examination results
a. Computerization of Administration:

Office administration, Admission, Monthly Attendance, Results, Examination and Mark
sheet: All these facilities are computerized. Some of these are available on the college
website.
b. Admission process:

We minutely follow the procedures stipulated by the University. Students are
communicated from time to time regarding these procedures through the prospectus,
notice board and the website.
c. Admission policy:

Keeping in view our objective of ―EDUCATION FOR ALL‖ we do not insist on cut
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off percentage of marks. Our Institution is trying to provide education and enhance the
literacy rate.

Having vernacular medium students of the locality along with the overseas students is a
challenge for our teachers who adapt new styles to cater to the diverse needs. Some of
the methods adopted are.
1. Additional Lectures
2. Group-Wise Coaching
3. Handouts/Problem Book
4. Test Series/Class Test
5. Projects/Presentations
6. Guidance Lectures/Seminars
Result Analysis for the academic year 2011-12 UG Courses
Sl.No
01
02
03
04
Courses
Month &
Year
Semester
No of
students
appeared
No of
students
passed
% of
Passes
Nov 2011
I sem
44
12
27.27%
May 2012
II sem
39
07
17.94%
Nov 2012
III sem
24
2
8.33%
May 2012
IV sem
22
08
36.36%
Nov 2011
V sem
20
09
45%
May 2012
VI sem
20
08
40%
Nov 2011
V sem
05
01
20%
Nov 2011
I sem
17
11
64.7%
May 2012
II sem
14
09
64.2%
B.S.c (Bio Tech,Bio Chem,
Nov 2011
III sem
11
06
54.54%
Genetics)
May 2012
IV sem
11
05
62.5%
Nov 2011
V sem
09
07
77.77%
May 2012
VI sem
09
07
77.77%
Nov 2011
I sem
04
-
B.C.A
B.Sc (Comp.
Sc,Statis,Maths)
B. S.c (Micro,
0%
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Biotech,Biochem)
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
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May 2012
II sem
04
01
25%
Nov 2011
I sem
07
03
42.85%
May 2012
II sem
07
05
71.42%
B.S.c Fashion Apparel &
Nov 2011
III sem
11
06
54.54%
Design
May 2012
IV sem
10
05
50%
Nov 2011
V sem
08
02
25%
May 2012
VI sem
08
02
25%
-
-
-
B.Sc
-
-
(Electro,Physics,Maths)
Nov 2011
I sem
10
3
30%
May 2012
II sem
06
03
50 %
B.A(Journalism,Opt
Nov 2011
III sem
05
05
100%
Eng,Psy)
May 2012
IV sem
06
04
66.66%
Nov 2011
V sem
03
02
66.66%
May 2012
VI sem
02
02
100%
Nov 2011
I sem
04
02
50%
May 2012
II Sem
03
03
33.33%
B.A
Nov 2011
III sem
-
-
(History,Pol.Science,Soci)
May 2012
IV Sem
03
03
100%
Nov 2011
V Sem
03
03
100%
May 2012
VI Sem
03
03
100%
-
-
-
B.A ((Economics,PolSc,
-
-
-
Socio)
B.Com
B.B.M
Nov 2011
I sem
29
06
20.68
May 2012
II sem
26
7
26.92%
Nov 2011
III sem
20
04
20%
May 2012
IV sem
20
09
45%
Nov 2011
V sem
29
11
37.93%
May 2012
VI sem
21
08
38.9%
Nov 2011
I sem
16
04
25%
May 2012
II sem
14
04
28.57%
Nov 2011
III sem
28
12
42.88%
May 2012
IV sem
28
10
35.71%
Nov 2011
V sem
29
12
41.37%
May 2012
VI sem
27
15
51.72
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Result Analysis for the academic year 2011-12 PG Courses
Sl.No
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Courses
M.Sc BT
M.Sc BC
M.Sc OC
M.Sc MIC
M.Sc Physics
M.Sc., Apl. Genetics
M.Sc Electronic
MIB
MFA
Dec 2011
I sem
No of
student
appeared
24
June 2012
II sem
35
20
57.14%
Dec 2011
III sem
49
37
75. 5%
June 2012
IV sem
47
39
82.97%
Dec 2011
I sem
13
02
15.38%
June 2012
II sem
13
01
7.69%
Dec 2011
III sem
14
04
28.57%
June 2012
IV sem
14
07
50%
Dec 2011
I sem
20
02
2.73%
June 2012
II sem
25
05
20%
Dec 2011
III sem
57
08
14.03%
June 2012
IV sem
43
07
16.29%
Dec 2011
I sem
09
06
66.66%
June 2012
II sem
08
07
87.5%
Dec 2011
III sem
24
17
70.83%
June 2012
IV sem
24
21
87.5%
Dec 2011
I sem
43
05
11.73%
June 2012
II sem
43
03
6.97%
Dec 2011
III sem
50
10
20%
June 2012
IV sem
49
22
44.88%
Dec 2011
I sem
-
-
Dec 2011
I sem
35
05
14.5%
June 2012
II sem
18
06
33.33%
Dec 2011
III Sem
22
03
13.63%
June 2012
IV sem
21
03
14.28%
Dec 2011
I sem
08
07
87.05%
June 2012
II sem
06
03
50%
Dec 2011
III sem
13
09
69.23%
June 2012
IV sem
11
10
90.85%
Dec 2011
I sem
19
03
15.78%
June 2012
II sem
18
16
88.88%
Dec 2011
III sem
05
05
100%
June 2012
IV sem
05
05
100%
Month &
Year
Semester
No of
students
passed
16
% of
Passes
66.66%
-
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M.S Communication
11
M.Sc Comp Science
12
MSW
Bangalore
2012-13
-
-
-
-
-
Dec 2011
I sem
19
05
26.3%
June2012
II sem
18
13
72.22 %
Dec 2011
III sem
13
07
53.84%
May 2012
IV sem
13
09
69.23%
Dec 2011
I sem
24
12
50%
June 2012
II sem
24
08
33.33%
Dec 2011
III sem
42
42
100%
June 2012
IV sem
42
41
97.6%
Criteria 2.23 INCREASES IN INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES
Improvements in Library

CC TV installed in all floors of the college premises.

UNESCO Developed WINISIS software package installed in library

Obtaining Membership of INFLIBNET Centre is in the process for library.

Teaching aids like overhead projectors were installed for innovative teaching.

New Material Science Lab Established for specialization.

B.Sc., Physics and Electronics laboratories newly established.

Four life sciences labs are innovated with equipment like PH Meter, Calorimeter,
conducting meter, vacuum pumps, hot air oven, potentiometer, magnetic stirrer, water
bath etc.

Separate counseling room is setup for conducting group counseling.

Students are provided with high speed internet facility for project work.

Fire extinguishers are placed for safety precautions in all floors and labs.

Vehicle parking facility is provided for both students and staff.

Separate hostel facilities are available for both boys and girls students.

Separate washrooms facilities are available for both boys and girls students
Criteria 2.24 TECHNOLOGY UPGRADE

Computers systems are upgraded to latest technology.

Internet connectivity is upgraded to high speed.

Periodic up gradation of college website.
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Criteria 2.25 FINANCIAL AID TO THE STUDENTS

Scholarship for the best students and financial aid to the poor students by giving
concession on college fee‘s and free books for poor students.
Criteria 2.26 ACTIVITIES AND SUPPORT FROM ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Alumni Association had conducted two meetings in this academic year and made some
valuable suggestions for development of the college. Suggestions are as follows:
a. To organize Youth- festival, seminars.
b. To organize inter college sports activities.

Alumni Association also helps the students in placements, field work, and dissertation.
Alumin’s:
Computer Science
B.C.A. / B.Sc
Sl.No.
NAME
Place of Work
Designation
1.
AVINASH KUMAR GUPTA
Aditya birla group
Analyst
2.
CHUNGKU LHAM
Working in Bhutan
System Admin
3.
DEEPIKA K
IDBI Bank
IT Support
4.
HARISH KUMAR
Self-business
Business
5.
KENCHO TASHI
Working in Bhutan
Admin
6.
LAVANYA H
Doing MCA from IGNOU
7
LOKESH KUMAR
Working in Furniture palace
8
MADHUSUDAN PURTY
Parents Business
9
MANJUNATH N
Studying MCA in PESIT College
10.
MICHAEL S H
Studying MCA in Reva college
11.
N SHILPA
Call center First Source
Tech Support
12.
PEMA
Working in Bhutan
Tech Support
13.
PRITISHREE
Studying in VIT university
14.
RAJIB DEKA
Blue Chip computer
Business
Analyst
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15.
RAVI BHUSHAN SINGH
Wipro Networking
16.
RAVINDRA KUAMR
Furniture palace
2012-13
Soft Test Engg
MAHILANGE
17.
SAMRAT KUMAR GUPTA
Working in Mphasis,
Soft Test Engg
18.
SUCHISMITA PANDA
Working in Adodis web
Tech Support
19.
SUMIT KUMAR TIWARI
Mankind pharma
Support Engg
20.
SUNIL YADAV
H D F C Bank
21.
SURKSHA KUMARI
Studying in Simla university
Sl.No. NAME
Place of Work
Designation
Phone Number
1.
Arup Kantinath
IT One Pvt Ltd
Software Engg
8550077723
2.
Sumalatha
HP
Software Engg
9686533001
3.
Pushpalatha
Bangalore City College
Lecturer
7259035588
4.
Madhusmitha Pradhan
Bangalore City College
Lecturer
9663082504
5.
Itishree Prachan
IT One Pvt Ltd
Analyst
9980036710
Physics
Sl.No. Student Name
Place of Work
Designation Phone Number
1
Murali
Bangalore
Lecturer
9448664292
2
Srinivasa
Bangalore
Lecturer
9900123252
3
Srikanth
Chintamani
Lecturer
9986524699
4
Muralidharan
Bangalore
Lecturer
8892674461
5
Vasu
Hoskote
Lecturer
9916339832
6
Nalini
Bangalore
Company
8056524642
7
Lavanya
Bangalore
Company
8
MohanKumar
Bangarpet
Lecturer
9448642921
9
Sachin
Bangalore
Company
9036942561
10
Thyabkhan
Mysore
Lecturer
9052643122
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Biochemistry
Sl.No. Student Name
Place of Work
Designation
Ph. Number
1
BharatKumar
Astrazeneca
Q.C.Analytical Lab
9945165085
2
RamanaReddy
Natural Remedy
Sr.Res.Executive
9964479330
3
Shruthi.N
Molecular Connection
ScientificAnalyst
9663009666
4
Naimisherk
Similax-lab
Q.C.Chemist
8885735529
5
Rashmi.V
Scientific Analyst
9945640853
6
Vedashree
Informatics
Informatic Analyst
9611895803
7
AmithaN
Informatics
Informatic Analyst
9900359259
8
Amrutha.N
Informatics
Informatic Analyst
7259825239
9
Subhasreeswain Microlab
Qulaity Assurance-
9036461322
Biochemist
Biotechnology
Sl.No.
1
Student Name
Raju
Place of Work
Jawarlal Nehru Center for
Designation
Ph. Number
Research Assistant
9035227115
Advanced Research
2
Mahendra
Namdhari Seeds
Research Assistant
8050296804
3
Sonirakshi
NIMHANS
Research Fellow
9590926096
4
Anurag
CMC, Vellore
PhD Student
9019329812
5
P.Ramakrishna
Reddy Lab
Research Assistant
8643253006
6
Sirisha
NIM
Project Assistant
8123424553
7
KasadiSuryam
Bharathbiotech
Scientific Assistant
9949274246
8
Anil
Directorate of Rice Research
JRF
7676143066
9
Syamsom raj
EPTRI
Technical Assistant
9966990420
10
Alfred Besra
INV(M.Sc. Studying)
Student
8084963101
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Chemistry
Sl.No.
Student Name
Place of Work
Designation
Ph. Number
1
Avinash Meher
Anthem BioScience(R&D)
Research Scientist
2
Vaibhav Potadar
Global Calcium Pvt.Ltd, Hosur Quality Control
3
Girish
Syngene (R&D)
Research Scientist
4
Sujith
Molecular Connections
Research Scientist
5
Abinash
LGC Promochem (R&D)
Research Scientist
6
Hareesh
Suguna Chicken
Quality Control
9901370586
Commerce and Management
BBM
Sl.No
1
Student Name
Place of Work
Designation Ph. Number
Yamuna
VOX Spectrum Pvt. Ltd.,
Junior
Hyderabad
Accountant
9842489972
2
Astha
TVS Motor Ltd, Bangalore
Receptionist
9731436810
3
Heena
J&K Bank, Bangalore
Accountant
7413291657
4
Md. Aziz
Bharath Petroleum Corp, Ltd., West
Marketing
9031253784
Bengal
Section
B.Com.
Sl.No.
Student Name
Place of Work
Designation
Phone Number
1
K Karthik
Junior Accountant
Techno tips
9346110022
2
Shreyas
Tata Service
Marketing
9740007112
3
Somith Kumar
HCF Co.,
Data Entry
9332200500
4
Nithya
HP Gas, Koramangala
Admn and executive
9842206110
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MIB and MFA
Sl.No. Student Name
Place of Work
Designation
Phone Number
1
Wasim Yousuff
SystemsDoctor,Bangalore
Marketing Executive
8123423253
2
Richa
SystemDoctor,Bangalore
Marketing Executive
9635099001
3
Chandan
Vachana Securities,
Consultant
7411471318
Bangalore
4
Satya
METlife,Bangalore
Marketing Executive
9845050392
5
Priyanka
Deutch Bank,Bangalore
HR Manager
9036956561
MSW
Student Name
Place of Work
Designation
Phone Number
1
Mamatha
Gujarat
H.R. Manager
9538371698
2
Arthur
NIMHANS, Bangalore
Project Co-ordinator
988653585
3
Nisha
International School
Social Worker
9538371698
4
Madhu K. M
ITC, Bangalore
Manager
9880293929
5
Mamatha R
TATA, Kirloskar
H.R. Manager
9035405767
Sl.No.
Criteria 2.27 ACTIVITIES AND SUPPORT FROM PTA

The College does not have a Parent-Teacher Association. However it organizes annual
Parent-Teacher Interaction sessions, to give feedback about student attendance and
performance, to involve parents in the education of their children and to seek financial
collaboration. Parents are also invited for the Orientation Programme, Graduation day and
other events.
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Criteria 2.28 HEALTH SERVICES

In house health center with a visiting doctor.

Campus, classrooms and the corroders are cleaned every day.

Purified drinking water facility is providing in college campus.

Blood grouping analysis is done to newly joined students every year.

Ambulance on call and periodic health checkups for staff and students.

First Aid Counter provided in each department.

Lectures on Girls Education for Girls.

Lectures on AIDS Awareness.
Criteria 2.29 SPORTS AND GAMES

College organizes annual interdepartmental sports fest where all the students participate in
both indoor and outdoor sports and games like volley ball, throw ball, cricket, chess,
Badminton and various track events like running race etc., the winners are awarded and
motivated.
Criteria 2.30 INCENTIVES TO OUTSTANDING SPORTS PERSONS
 Best sportsman cash award by college management
 Free sports accessories distributed to best sport persons by college management like,
1. Track Suits
2. Sports kit.
3. Cricket kit, etc.,
 Sending students to participate inter college sports events by free of cost.
 Encouraging students to have exposure to outside sports world like, Taluk level, District
Level etc.
 Academic fee concision from college management to best sports persons
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Criteria 2.31 STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS
Department of Computer Science
BCA

Mr. Sajeevan and Ms. Preeti cleared PG CET and are perusing MCA Course

Mr.Franklin of BCA cleared competitive exam and perusing MBA in Christ University

Best outgoing student awarded to Mr. Franklin

Best Academic student awarded to Ms. Amreen Taj
M.Sc(CS)

Best outgoing student awarded to Mr. Rupak Dey

Best Academic student awarded to Mr. Santosh Bera
Department of Electronic Science

Steffy M George Secured highest marks in the Bangalore University exams in all
semesters in M. Sc.,

Best outgoing student awarded to Mr. Sudhendra and Ms. Pankaja
Department of Physics

Best outgoing student award to Mr. Tagore in 2012 batch
Department of Chemistry

Mr. Ragavendra K.S. of IV sem M.Sc., secured second highest marks in the Bangalore
University ecamination held in July-Aug 2012
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Department of Biochemistry

Best outgoing student awarded to Mr. Vinay Kumar
Department of Biotechnology

Mr. Rati Ranjan of B. Sc., BT cleared M.SC., BT entrance examination in 2012
conducted by JNU
Department of Commerce and Management
B Com / BBM

Best Academic student awarded to Mr. Sabad Ahmed from VI sem B Com

Best Academic student awarded to Ms. Arolya Mary from VI sem BBM
MIB and MFA

Robert –MIB IV Sem – Best Performance Award (Examination)

Praveen-MFA IV Sem-Best Performance Award (Examination)

Roshan-MIB IV Sem-Best Performance Award(Examination)
Department of Social Work (MSW)

Best Academic student awarded to Mr. Naveen Kumar H. C

Best Academic student awarded to Ms. Sanitha
Department of English

Attended NSS camp arranged by college for a week at Jnana Barathi, Campus Bangalore
University.

Students have won prizes in various sprts events organized by college in the events like
shot-put, Running race, etc.,
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Criteria 2.32 DETAILS OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING UNIT

College organizes student guidance on regular basis headed by a team of senior lecturers
from their respective department who provide guidance to the students regarding
admission, choice of subjects and for their individual grievances,

Lecturers were arranged regarding career guidance,

Students were provided guidance regarding the examinations,

Guidance and counseling was provided to the students regarding future career.
Criteria 2.33 DETAILS OF THE PLACEMENT SERVICES

College has a separate placement cell which interacts with HR Managers of various
Organizations and conduct interviews in our college campus, which enabling the students
in getting placement in their field of interest.

The placement season this year was one of the most remarkable ones with
increasing number of companies stepping into the college and more students climbing up
the corporate ladder. The college saw a mélange of banks, consultancies, market research,
information technology, conglomerates and other financial services firms. Around 20-30
companies recruited this season.

The selection procedure was uniform for most of the companies. The first step was
resume screening to be followed by group discussion and personal interview/s. Some
companies even had a written round to test the aptitude and general awareness of the
candidates. The key skills required by most of them were good written and oral
communication, numerical ability, aptitude and intellectual capability.

The list provides details of various students being placed in various organizations as
shown below:
Department of Computer Science
BCA / B.Sc., Computer Science
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Sl.No
Course
Name
Studied
Bangalore
2012-13
Work Place
Email_id/Ph No
1
Bhavya
BCA
Infosys BPO
bhavya123@gmail.com
2
Mukthar Ahmmed
BCA
ITC
ahmmed89@yahoo.com
3
Manohar
BCA
Wipro Networking
mano_bcc@yahoo.com
4
Frank
BCA
Blue Chip
franky2@gmail.com
5
Debo
BCA
Blue chip
debo_ivo@rediffmail.com
6
Mala
B.Sc
Infosys BPO
mala.g.s@gmail.com
7
Priyanka
B.Sc
IDBI bank
singh_priyanka@yahoo.com
MSc Computer Science
Sl.No Name
Course Studied
Work Place
Email_id/Ph No
1
Arup Kantinath
M Sc Computer Science
IT One Pvt Ltd
arup@gmail.com
2
Sumalatha
HP
Suma123@gmail.com
3
Pushpalatha
Lecturer, BCC
pushpa.singa@gmail.com
Lecturer, BCC
madhu_smitha@gmail.com
IT One Pvt Ltd
Itishree.prac@rediff.com
Madhusmitha
4
Pradhan
5
Itishree Prachan
Department of Electronics Science
Sl.No Name
Course Studied
Work Place
Email_id/Ph No
1
Sudheendra
M Sc Electronics
Amazon India
sudhil989@yahoo.com
2
Chandana
M Sc Electronics
Symphony
chandana.chandu@gmail.com
3
Mohan Kumar
M Sc Electronics
Philips
Mohanelectro@rediffmail.com
4
Manjunath
M Sc Electronics
Amazon India
manjunath_amazon@yahoo.com
5
Ambarish
M Sc Electronics
Infosys Ltd
ambarishnar.88@gmail.com
6
Krupa
M Sc Electronics
Wipro
krupa89@gmail.com
7
Naveen
M Sc Electronics
cognizant
naveen205@gmail.com
8
Vicky
M Sc Electronics
Seimens
vickynanjappa123@yahoomail.com
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9
Manasa
M Sc Electronics
10
Mahanteesh
M Sc Electronics
Bangalore
Flipkart India
AT & S,
Mysore
2012-13
manasahr@gmail.com
manthish@gmail.com
Department of Physics
Sl.No
Name
Course Studied
Work Place
Email_Id/Ph No
1
Veena
M Sc Physics
Lecturer, Vivekananada College veena_phy@rediff.com
2
Archana
M Sc Physics
Lecturer, SBMJC College
archana_sbmjc@gmail.com
3
Radhakrishna
M Sc Physics
Lecturer, Sujana College
krishna.radha@gmail.com
4
Khashim
M Sc Physics
Lecturer, Bangalore
Khasim_bang@rediff.com
5
Lolakshi
M Sc Physics
Lecturer, Bangalore
6
Vidyalakshmi M Sc Physics
Lecturer, Polytechnic College
7
Lakshmi
M Sc Physics
Lecturer
8
Savitha
M Sc Physics
Deeksha, Bangalore
Department of Bio-Chemistry
Sl.No
Name
Course Studied
Work Place
1
Sreelatha. N
M Sc Biochemistry
2
Rajalakshmi
M Sc Biochemistry
Vimta Labs
3
Ansar Sheikh
M Sc Biochemistry
Ishaan Lab
4
Sarad Babu
M Sc Biochemistry
IndoNissin Foods
5
Janet Rachel
M Sc Biochemistry
Indegene
Email_id/Ph No
rajalaxmi89@gmail.com
Sbreddyjpbm@gmail.com
Department of Bio-Technology
Sl.No
Name
Course Studied
Work Place
1
Nagaraju
M Sc Biotechnology
Omega Health Care
2
Ahmed
M Sc Biotechnology
National Institute of Nutrtion
3
M. Suresh M Sc Biotechnology
Email_id/Ph No
Education Associate,
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4
Kalyani
M Sc Biotechnology
NCBS
5
Vyshnavi
M Sc Biotechnology
Usha Biotech, Hyd
6
Amar
B Sc Biotechnology
Biocon
7
Swathi
B Sc Biotechnology
Stemcell Research
2012-13
Department of Microbiology:-
Sl.No
Name
Course Studied
Work Place
Email_id/Ph No
1
Karim
Microbiology
Pharma company, Hyderabad
2
Anand
Microbiology
Remdex Pharma, Bangalore
3
Sangeetha
Microbiology
Indiranagar, Bangalore
4
Manish Kumar
Microbiology
Gujarat
5
Bhavya
Microbiology
Bangalore
Department of Social Works (MSW)
Name
Course
Studied
1
Arthur Julian
Joseph
MSW
2
Naren
MSW
3
4
5
Madhu
Nisha
Lokesh
ITC
Marathas
NGO
Sl.No
Work Place
Email_id/Ph no
MINHANS, Medical Social
Worker
Drug Addiction Councelling Centre
Medical Social Worker
HR Manager
Community Worker
Director
9886535685
9738751882
9945247370
9980423860
9880435668
Department of FAD:-
Sl.No
Name
Course
Studied
Work Place
Email_id/Ph No
1
Rajith K. R
FAD
Infosys BPO
ranjithkr@gmail.com
2
Deepak
FAD
Tona Fashion
surroordeepak@gmail.com
3
Devika
FAD
Raymonds
devika.concard@gmail.com
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Department of Commerce and Management
B Com
Sl.No
Course
Name
Work Place
Studied
Email_id/Ph No
1
Rekha
B Com
Tata Consultancy Services
rekha_1@gmail.com
2
Navaneedh
B Com
ICICI PRU Life Insurance
nau_needh@yahoo.com
3
Zaiba Rahi
B Com
HP
ruhi_15@yahoo.com
4
Sumithra
B Com
MAX life Insurance
sumi_bcc@gmail.com
5
Bamkin Singh
B Com
Mphasis
bs_125@rediff.com
6
Shalaka
B Com
TCS
shalaka.g@yahoo.com
7
Ramya
B Com
ICICI PRU Life Insurance
ramyas@gmail.com
8
ShashiKumar
B Com
MAX life Insurance
shashi_kumar@yahoo.com
9
Nooru
B Com
TCS
n_nooru@gmail.com
10
Subram Reddy
B Com
Tata Consultancy Services
reddy_s@rediff.com
11
Deepika
B Com
Mphasis
deepika.c@yahoo.com
BBM
Sl.No
Name
Course Studied
Work Place
Email_id/Ph No
1
Shabir
BBM
EXL Ltd
shabir.1@gmail.com
2
Anu
BBM
HP Ltd
anu89@yahoo.com
3
Priyasaki
BBM
HP Ltd
priya.saki@yahoo.com
4
Jean
BBM
Big Bazaar Ltd
jeanbbm@gmail.com
5
Romeo
BBM
Big Bazaar Ltd
romeo.sv@yahoo.com
6
Karan
BBM
TCS
karan.taj@yahoo.com
7
Manu
BBM
HP Ltd
sanjana@rediffmail.com
8
Sanjana
BBM
Zeena Consulting
veenachanda@gmail.com
9
Manogna
BBM
Infosys BPO
manogana@gmail.com
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MIB / MFA
Sl.No
Name
1
Wasim Yousuf
Course
Studied
MIB
Work Place
Email_id/Ph No
2
Richa
MIB
HR, Bangalore City College
3
Sathya
MIB
MetLife
4
Bruno
MIB
Narayana Rudhalaya
5
Mikal Ronald
MIB
IDBI
6
B. Lukman
MIB
Axis Bank
7
Kurshid
MIB
ICICI
8
Priyanka Tiwari
MIB
HDFC
9
Bilalth Bhat
MIB
ICICI
10
RamaKrishna
MIB
11
Aditya Beri
MFA
Omega Groups
12
Jerry John Thomas
MFA
TCS
13
Manjunath .M.C
MFA
TSG Services Pvt Ltd
14
Brice Arnel
MFA
Qsource Consultancy Pvt Ltd
15
Praveen Kumar
MFA
IGATE
16
Santhoosh Babu
MFA
IBM
17
Shaheen P H
MFA
Accenture
Department of BA (Journalism)
Sl.No
Name
Course Studied
Work Place
1
Shabreen
BA(Journalism)
TV9 News Channel
2
Jharna
BA(Journalism)
TV9 News Channel
3
Chimmi
BA(Journalism)
BPO
4
Luckysona
BA(Political Science)
Private Company
5
Wilson Raj
BA(Journalism)
Private Company
6
Nisha.C
BA(Journalism)
NGO
7
Manisha. C
BA(Journalism)
Asst. Editor
Email_id/Ph No
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Criteria 2.34: LINKAGES DEVELOPED WITH NATIONAL /
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC OR RESEARCH BODIES
Electronics Science

Linkage with ISTRAC, BHEL Bangalore.
Physics
Linkage with the following research bodies:

NEHU Shillong

Bangalore University

Dept of Natural Sciences, University of Wuppertal, Germany
Biotechnology

The college management associates with Indian Society of Genetics, New Delhi.

Indian institute of Horticulture Research, Bangalore.

National Center for Cell Sciences

GKVK Agriculture University, Bangalore
Biochemistry

Linkage with Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.
Microbiology

Linkage with GKVK, Bangalore
MIB and MFA

The college management associates with all India institute of management in academics
activities related to management studies.
Master of Social Works

Linkage with the Nation Institute of Personal Management (NIPM).

Linkage with International Social Work Forum, Abudabi, Duabai.

Having association with different companies NGO‘s and Universities of research.
Fashion and Apparel Design

Linkage developed through E-Mail to color forecasting website
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PART – C
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Criteria 3.1 BEST PRACTICES BEING ADOPTED AT COLLEGE

Well-Come function at the beginning of the year for fresher Student

Send -Of function at the end of the year for outgoing students

Incentives to Sports Persons

Dress code and ID Cards were introduced to students as well as faculty members as per
the college norms.

To practice the best human relation in the college committees like anti ragging,
disciplinary committees were introduced in campus and hostel.

Every week interactive sessions are conducted with the students such as business quiz,
group discussion, debate, product launch and etc.

Regular industrial trips were organized from their respective departments to create
awareness of practical issues.

High end computing facilities

Certificate courses arranged related to computer skills, spoken English and general
English

Organizing field work and Industrial visits to provide practical exposure in the
development of technical skills.

Organizing student seminars weekly to improve courage and confidence to speak.
Criteria 3.2.1 FINANCIAL AID / SUPPORT TO STUDENTS (PROPOSED)

Fee concession provided to topper Students.

Provide Academic Books to the Lower income students.

Provides payment of fee facility in installments for poor students.

Management assists the students to obtain the education loan from bank.

Management assists the foreign students to obtain the scholarship/sponsorship from their
respective countries.
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Criteria 3.2.2 SCHOLARSHIPS FROM THE COLLEGE

Topper Student award

Best sportsman award

Endowment fund allocated to financially needy students

Financial aid in the form of scholarship to be provided to students from respective
religion and cast based associations/ sangha‘s.
Criteria 3.2.3 ENDOWMENTS FROM THE COLLEGE

Nil
Criteria 3.2.4 EXTENDED FACILITY- CANTEEN, INDOOR GAMES

Canteen Facility provided in collage premises

Indoor room is introduced containing indoor games like chess, carom, table tennis, etc,.
Criteria 3.2.5 CERTIFICATE COURSES

For the benefit of the students every department conduct various time management
courses, and conduct workshops on personality development.
Criteria 3.2.6 VALUE EDUCATION FOR LIFE

National Service Scheme

Social Work Program

Every week ends we conduct seminars on Technical topic and other subjects related to
values and ethics in life.
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PART – D
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Photos Gallery
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2012-13 - Bangalore City College

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