IQAC College Level Reports

Quality Meet-History in the Making

First IQAC Meet for Cycle II

• The Committee met for the first time after IQAC is re-established for 2013-14 academic year and reviewed the report of the first NAAC team visit held in 2008.
• It is observed that certain steps have been taken by the government and this institution as suggested by the said NAAC team.
• The strength of 5000 is reduced to nearly 1700 due to sanction of new government degree colleges in Chintapalli, Araku Valley and Marripalem of Visakhapatnam Agency.
• This also reduced the pressure on Hostels and the conditions in the hostels have improved considerably.
• It is also observed that the teacher - student ratio is 1:60 which means more number of teacher posts is to be sanctioned. It may be noted that five contract budget posts for Science Courses have been sanctioned and this is a positive sign of improvement.
• The teaching methods have been changing gradually from conventional methods to ICT Methods. The poor internet connectivity in the town is a big hurdle in this direction.
• The library facilities have improved and it is observed that more number of books are to be purchased from UGC / State Govt Funds.
• The activities of Physical Education seem to be impressive as the students are good at track events, Volley Ball, Kabbadi and Archery. More attention is to be paid in this direction.
• Research culture is to be improved and staff members are to be encouraged for participation and presentation of Research papers in Seminars and Conferences.
• The extension activities by two NSS Units are very impressive.
• Accommodation for classes is to be improved and proposals may be submitted for sanction of additional class rooms. Water facilities may be improved.
• It is observed that most of the students are getting ST Scholarship besides Hostel maintenance charges.
• The student progression is moderate in terms of higher studies and employment.
• Career guidance cell may be improved.
• The governance of the college is effective and serious grievances are registered neither in the grievance cell nor in the ragging cell.
• The institution is adopting certain best practices as per the norms of the state government.
• The IQAC Committee is satisfied with the steps taken so far for improving the conditions in the campus and requests the college teachers to bestow personal attention in taking care of the welfare of the students.

 

 

 

IQAC COLLEGE LEVEL REPORTS FOR 2013 - 14

1. IQAC Composition

No of teachers – 05

No of Office staff -01

No of Management representative –0 2

No of Alumni – 01

No of Community Representative – 01

2. UGC Grants received – Rs 3,00,000/-
3. Quality related seminars and conferences conducted – NIL
4. No of UG Courses offered – 8 ( All govt. supported )
5. Total number of permanent faculty – 29
6. Average pass percentage – 69.43
7. Faculty development progammes

Refresher Courses – 3

Induction Programme – 4

NSS Orientation Programme – 1

8. Number of Major/Minor projects – NIL
9. Research Publications – NIL
10. Number of extension activities through NSS – 10
11. Value of equipment purchased – Rs 68,691
12. Value of books purchased – NIL
13. No of Computers purchased – NIL
14. Amount spent on maintenance

ICT – 30,000/-

Campus infrastructure and Facilities – 47600/-

Equipments – 22,130/-

Others – 9,850/-

15. No of students – 1170

Men – 605 and Women – 565

General – 05

SC – 05

ST – 1109

OBC – 51

16. Campus Placement –

Off Campus – 2

On Campus – 0

17. No of students participated in sports

State / University Level – 14

18. No of awards won by students in Sports

State/University Level – 3

19. Scholarships –

Government – 670 students – Rs 18,58,924/-

Coffee board  - 130 Students – Rs 3,25,000/-

20. Major Grievances redressed – the appointment of 5 regular lecturers and librarian on promotion is a big relief to the college.
21. Academic and Administrative Audit

Academic – Yes

Administrative – No

22. Alumni Support - it spreads good will of the college and helped financially in buying gifts on college occasions.
23. Echo friendly activities

Clean and Green

Mass Plantation

Water harvesting

24. Innovative Practices :

Enrollment of students having 18 years of age as Voters

25. Best practices
26. Participation of students in extension activities to offer mental satisfaction that they could serve the community.
27. Injection of research attitude in some of the students through the active research pursued by some of the staff members.
28. Minimum consumption of electricity at the request of the government.

 

 

IQAC COLLEGE LEVEL REPORTS FOR 2014 - 15

1. IQAC Composition

No of teachers – 05

No of Office staff -01

No of Students - 03

No of Management representative –02

No of Alumni – 01

No of Community Representative – 02

2. UGC Grants received – NIL
3. Quality related seminars and conferences conducted – NIL
4. No of UG Courses offered – 8 ( All govt. supported )
5. Total number of permanent faculty – 29
6. Average pass percentage – 75.33
7. Faculty development progammes

Refresher Courses – 3

Orientation Programme - 1

Proposal for FIP – 1

8. Number of Major/Minor projects – NIL
9. Research Publications – NIL
10. Number of extension activities through NSS – 10
11. Value of equipment purchased – Rs 7,11,066/-
12. Value of books purchased – Rs 11,09,844/-
13. No of Computers purchased – 16
14. Amount spent on maintenance

ICT – 1, 21,700/-

Campus infrastructure and Facilities – 4,25,558/-

Equipments – 79,374/-

Others – 55,152/-

15. No of students – 1358

Men – 719 and Women – 639

General – 07

SC – 05

ST – 1294

OBC – 53

16. Campus Placement –

Off Campus – 5

On Campus – 21

17. No of students participated in sports

State / University Level – 100

18. No of awards won by students in Sports

State/University Level – 3

19. Scholarships –

Government – 452 students – Rs 21,15,592/-

Coffee board  - 287 Students – Rs 6,17,500/-

HPCL – 373 Students  - Rs 20,63,100/-

20. Major Grievances redressed –

Infrastructure has been developed

Books , equipment and furniture upgraded

E – Class room installed as a common facility

21. Academic and Administrative Audit

Academic – Yes

Administrative – No

22. Alumni Support - it spreads good will of the college and helped financially in buying gifts on college occasions.
23. Echo friendly activities

Clean and Green

Mass Plantation

Water harvesting

24. Innovative Practices :

Enrollment of students having 18 years of age as Voters

Organizing blood donation camp in the campus

Swachha Bharath programme introduced

25. Best practices
26. Participation of students in extension activities to offer mental satisfaction that they could serve the community.
27. Injection of research attitude in some of the students through the active research pursued by some of the staff members.
28. Minimum consumption of electricity at the request of the government.
29. “Earn While You Learn” – practice implemented
30. Donation of Philanthropist for purchase of 100 student benches and 100 plastic chairs
31. Digging of bore well in the campus by using donations from staff.

 

IQAC COLLEGE LEVEL REPORTS FOR 2015 - 16

1. IQAC Composition

No of teachers – 05

No of Office staff -01

No of Students - 03

No of Management representative –02

No of Alumni – 01

No of Community Representative – 02

No of Parents - 01

2. UGC Grants received – NIL
3. Quality related seminars and conferences conducted – NIL
4. No of UG Courses offered – 8 ( All government supported )
5. Total number of permanent faculty – 29
6. Average pass percentage – 79.79
7. Faculty Development Progammes

Refresher Courses – 0

Orientation Programme – 1

FIP – 1

Staff training by other institutions – 4 with TISS

Orientation Programme for NSS PO – 1

 

8. Number of Major/Minor projects – NIL
9. Research Publications – NIL
10. Number of extension activities through NSS – 12
11. Value of equipment purchased – NIL
12. Value of books purchased – NIL
13. No of Computers purchased – NIL
14. Amount spent on maintenance

ICT – 44,250/-

Campus infrastructure and Facilities – 12,250/-

Equipments – 1500/-

Others – 1850/-

15. No of students – 1552

Men – 829 and Women – 723

General – 10

SC – 02

ST – 1479

OBC – 61

 

16. Campus Placement –

Off Campus – 5

On Campus – 6

17. No of students participated in sports

State / University Level – 50

18. No of awards won by students in Sports

State/University Level – 3

19. Scholarships –

Government – 511 students – Rs 17, 58,900/-

Coffee board - 201 Students – Rs 2, 52,500/-

HPCL – 445 Students - Rs 24, 68,900/-

20. Major Grievances redressed –

Repairs to the college buildings carried out.

Remedial Coaching with UGC Grants taken up

Extensive coaching for services started in collaboration with TISS

21. Academic and Administrative Audit

Academic – Yes

Administrative – No

22. Alumni Support –

it spreads good will of the college and helped financially in buying gifts on college occasions.

23. Echo friendly activities

Clean and Green

Mass Plantation

Water harvesting

24. Innovative Practices :

Contribution of bricks for Capital, Amaravathi on  voluntary basis by students and staff.

Introducing Youth Festival by the department of Youth Services, AP.

 

 

25. Best practices
26. Participation of students in extension activities to offer mental satisfaction that they could serve the community.
27. Injection of research attitude in some of the students through the active research pursued by some of the staff members.
28. Minimum consumption of electricity at the request of the government.
29. Enrollment of students above 18 years of age as voters.
30. Swachh Bharath n regular basis
31. Digging of Pit holes for rain water storage

 

                                                IQAC COLLEGE LEVEL REPORTS FOR 2016 - 17

1. IQAC Composition

No of teachers – 05

No of Office staff -01

No of Students - 03

No of Management representative –02

No of Alumni – 01

No of Community Representative – 02

No of Parents - 01

 

2. UGC Grants received – NIL
3. Quality related seminars and conferences conducted – NIL
4. No of UG Courses offered – 8 ( All government supported )
5. Total number of permanent faculty – 29
6. Average pass percentage – 92.78
7. Faculty development progammes

Refresher Courses – 02

FIP – 1

8. Number of Major/Minor projects – NIL
9. Research Publications – NIL
10. Number of extension activities through NSS – 12
11. Value of equipment purchased – Rs 20,83,000/-
12. Value of books purchased – Rs 14,00,928/-
13. No of Computers purchased – 33
14. Amount spent on maintenance

ICT – 54,250/-

Campus infrastructure and Facilities – 1, 75,692/-

Equipments – 74,000/-

Others – 59,105/-

15. No of students – 1766

Men – 997 and Women – 769

General – 09

SC – 06

ST – 1683

OBC – 68

16. Campus Placement –

Off Campus – 6

On Campus – 5

17. No of students participated in sports

State / University Level – 50

 

18. No of awards won by students in Sports

State/University Level – 3

19. Scholarships –

Government – 498 students – Rs 18, 62,434/-

Coffee board - 201 Students – Rs 2, 52,500/-

HPCL – 540 Students - Rs 29, 47,000/-

20. Major Grievances redressed –

Repairs to the college buildings carried out.

Remedial Coaching with UGC Grants taken up

Extensive coaching for services started in collaboration with TISS

Toilet facility is improved

RO Water plant installed

GYM Infrastructure improved

Internet Access facility improved

Large number of books purchased for competitive exams

21. Academic and Administrative Audit

Academic – Yes

Administrative – No

22. Alumni Support –

It spreads good will of the college and helped financially in buying gifts on college occasions.

23. Eco friendly activities

Clean and Green

Mass Plantation

Water harvesting

Plantation with the help of Vishakhapatnam Urban Development Authority (VUDA) Botanical Garden Developed

24. Innovative Practices :

Biometric attendance system for Staff and Students introduced

Introducing Youth Festival by the department of Youth Services, AP.

More activities by Woman Empowerment Cell

Infrastructure facility improved

Library facility improved

Coaching offered for entry into services

25. Best practices
26. Participation of students in extension activities to offer mental satisfaction that they could serve the community.
27. Enrollment of students for AADHAR Card
28. Campaigning for cashless transactions
29. Enrollment of students above 18 years of age as voters.
30. Swachh Bharath on regular basis
31. Digging of Pit holes for rain water storage

IQAC COLLEGE LEVEL REPORTS FOR 2017 - 18

• IQAC Composition
  1. No of teachers – 06
  2. No of Office staff -01
  3. No of Management representative –01
  4. No of Alumni – 01
  5. No of Community Representative – 02
  6. No of Parents - 02

 

• UGC Grants received – NIL
• Quality related seminars and conferences conducted – 9
• No of UG Courses offered – 9 ( All government supported )
  1. B Com Vocational introduced
• Total number of permanent faculty – 29
• Average pass percentage – 84.13
• Faculty development progammes
  1. Refresher Courses – 02
  2. Staff trained by other institutions – 07
• Number of Major/Minor projects – NIL
• Research Publications – 06
• Number of extension activities through NSS – 12
• Value of equipment purchased – NIL
• Value of books purchased – Rs 5,41,930/-
• No of Computers purchased – 02
• Amount spent on maintenance
  1. ICT – 54,250/-
  2. Campus infrastructure and Facilities – 2,11,799/-

• Equipments – 50,000/-

1. Others – 1,75,097/-

• No of students – 1152
  1. Men – 593 and Women – 559
  2. General – 10

• SC – 07

1. ST – 1087
2. OBC – 48

• Campus Placement –
  1. Off Campus – 06
  2. On Campus – 31

 

• No of students participated in sports
  1. State / University Level – 25
• No of awards won by students in Sports
  1. State/University Level – 4
• Scholarships –
  1. Government – 888 students – Rs 20,96,330/-
  2. Coffee board - 201 Students – Rs 2,52,500/-

 

• Major Grievances redressed –
  1. Fencing of B.Com block
  2. Skill Development Centre sanctioned and will be started with effect

from 2018 – 19

• Academic and Administrative Audit
  1. Academic – Yes
  2. Administrative – No
• Alumni Support –
  1. It spreads good will of the college and helped financially in buying gifts on college occasions.
• Eco friendly activities
  1. Clean and Green
  2. Mass Plantation

• Water harvesting

1. Plantation with the help of Vishakhapatnam Urban Development Authority (VUDA)
2. Botanical Garden Developed

• Innovative Practices :
  1. Biometric attendance system for Staff and Students introduced
  2. Introducing Youth Festival by the department of Youth Services, AP.

• More activities by Woman Empowerment Cell

1. Infrastructure facility improved
2. Library facility improved

 

• Best practices:
1. Participation of students in extension activities to serve the community.
2. Enrollment of students for AADHAR Card
3. Campaigning for cashless transactions
4. Enrollment of students above 18 years of age as voters.
5. Swachh Bharath on regular basis
6. Digging of Pit holes for rain water storage