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ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE (Autonomous)

Established in 1844

Nationally Accredited at A Grade (3rd

Cycle) by NAAC

College with Potential for Excellence by UGC

TIRUCHIRAPPALLI - 620 002

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CONTENTS

Greetings ... the historical milestones of our past provided a grace-filled moment for us to revisit our goals and vision - Rector

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Editorial ...releases its hundred and first issue of its College Magazine, Josephite - Editor

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College Day Report - ...it gives me great honour and privilege to stand before you to present the 170th Annual Report of my alma mater - Principal

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Department Activities 16

Biochemistry 16

Biotechnology 18

Botany 20

Business Administration 29

Chemistry 30

Commerce 37

Commerce Computer Application 49

Computer Science 52

Economics 59

English 64

Electronics 71

History 73

Human Resource Management 76

Information Technology 79

Joseph Institute of Management 82

Languages 84

Library 85

Mathematics 87

Physics 92

Statistics 99

Tamil 101

Sagas of St. Joseph’s 107

Endowment Scholarships 143

Results of the Semester Examinations 149

Academic Awards 178

Photos 209

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The academic year 2013-2014 for every Josephite was indeed very memorable since the Jesuit family and all in our campus had an opportunity to relive the historic event namely the Bi-Centenary of the Restoration of the Society of Jesus. The year also coincided with yet another historical event, the 175 years of the New Madurai Mission. The Jesuits of Tamilnadu preferred St. Joseph’s to be the venue for the above twin commemorations.

Choosing St. Joseph’s to relive the historical milestones of our past provided a grace-filled moment for us to revisit our goals and vision. As a result we reinvigorated ourselves by dwelling upon the path we have travelled in our service to our Nation. Several academic innovations, fruitful initiatives and several new beginnings in our pursuit of knowledge marked the year that ended.

The College Annual Josephite bears the stamp of our quest towards excellence by carefully presenting a chronicle of all such endeavours from staff and students. The editorial team has meticulously brought forth the salient features, events and noteworthy innovations that emerged last year reflecting our collective wisdom and experience.

While appreciating such an excellent team work by Jesuit Community, our collaborators and students, I eagerly look forward to see more creative efforts commensurate with our core competencies.

May our heavenly patron St. Joseph intercede for us and guide us in our journey to knowledge. My best wishes to the members of the editorial team.

Fr. S. John Britto SJ Rector

Dear Friends,

With immense joy I pen these few lines about our College Magazine. It is an explicit sign of life and creativity going on in St. Joseph’s College, the temple of teaching-learning. Every year the college provides wonderful opportunity for our staff - teaching as well as non-teaching – and students to actualize and express their valuable potentials and talents in different forms for the benefit of the readers.

I would like to congratulate the dedicated team of professors and students who have been strenuously working on this for several weeks sacrificing their time and energy. All of them deserve our acknowledgement and appreciation for their

wonderful production. This magazine with excellent getup contains the annual report of our college, which will kindle the intellectual thirst and expand the knowledge and skill bases of any reader. Every year the college magazine is published in order to encourage the staff and students to develop their varied talents and put them all into use.

At this juncture, I deeply appreciate all the staff and students who have come forward to contribute their acumen to embellish this magazine. The readers, I am sure, will enjoy and be proud of the innovative zeal of Josephites. Once again I acknowledge the commitment and hard labour of the team and thank them for their generous service.

May the Good Lord bless them all abundantly! Fr. S. Sebastian, SJ

Secretary

My dear staff members both teaching and non-teaching and my dear students, I am profoundly happy to place this Hundred and first issue of our College Magazine Josephite (2013-14) to your studious perusal. It unravels the milestones of the laudable success journey of our St. Joseph’s College during the academic year 2013-14. On its holy soil, St. Joseph’s witnessed the historic commencement of the twin jubilees: the completion of 200 years of the revival of the Society of Jesus and the 175 years of the New Madurai Mission. The inception of the Schools of Excellence in this academic year has opened up greater and meaningful vistas and pragmatic scope for a phenomenal progress on the tracks of the parameters of excellence codified by UGC.

I congratulate the Editorial Team led by Dr. S. Papu Benjamin Elango for its concerted and meticulous trend setting recording of the reports and data of all the Departments (Shift-I and II) of our premier institution, which proudly enters into its 171 years of impeccable service to the youth of our Mother India and abroad. With renewed vigour let us continue our unflinching quest of creativity and innovation to empower our youth with human and technical excellence adhering to the vision and mission of the Society of Jesus.

May God bless you all.

Fr. F. Andrew, SJ Principal

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St. Joseph’s College, the compassionate and courageous mother of a plethora of Jesuit institutions across the length and breath of India, releases its hundred and first issue of its College Magazine, Josephite 2013-14.

This academic year (2013-14) has so many golden feathers in its cap. It witnessed the twin jubilees, namely the 200 years of the restoration of the Society of Jesus and the 175 years of the New Madurai Mission, in a solemn and fitting manner, on the sanctified premises of St. Joseph’s College. This year has emerged a highly productive time-frame, studded with stellar academic achievements on all fronts by all the teaching staff, non-teaching staff, research scholars and students of this immaculate temple of teaching and learning.

The home coming of our great alummus, Former President of India, His Excellency Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam resulted in the inking of the MoU between St. Joseph’s College and Concordia College of US. It coincided with the historic commencement of the International Seminar organised by the Department of Computer Science. The meteoric rise in the research output, the brilliant inception of the Schools of Excellence, the timely sanction of CPE funds, the UGC approval and funding of B. Voc Courses and all the innovative, creative and entrepreneurial nation building tasks completed by all the departments, testify to the tremendous synergy of St. Joseph’s, vibrant in the elegant and methodic documentation of all the relevant data in this Josephite 2013-14.

The Editorial team gratefully acknowledges the highly commendable leadership and inspiring support of Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, the Rector; Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian, SJ, the Secretary; and Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, the Principal. It registers its profound sense of gratitude to all the administrators, teaching and non-teaching staff and students for their unflinching collabortation in bringing out this trendsetting Hundred and First issue of the College Magazine on time.

Let the sagas of St. Joseph’s, sagaciously multiply, to send our noble globetrotting emissaries of human and technical excellence in all walks of life, to transform our globe into a congenial better place, to live meaningfully and to serve selflessly adhering to the Jesuit Vision and Mission of Higher Education, “to form men and women for others”, with “a preferential option for the poor”.

Dr. S. P. Benjamin Elango Editor

EDITORIAL BOARD

Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, S.J. - Principal & Chairman

Dr. S. P. Benjamin Elango - Editor

Dr. S. Alfred Cecil Raj

Prof. I. Susai

Prof. R. Jayakanth

Dr. A. Joseph Sahayaraj

Dr. J. John Love Joy

Dr. M. Amutha

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Most esteemed Chief Guest His Grace Most Rev. Dr. George Antonysamy, Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore; Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ, Rector and Vice-Chairman of the Governing Body; Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ, Secretary; Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal; Reverend Fathers; Brothers; Respected Members of the Teaching and Non-Teaching Fraternity; Retired Professors; Members of the Press; Students; Ladies and Gentlemen, it gives me great honour and privilege to stand before you to present the 170th Annual Report of my alma mater.

IMPORTANT MILESTONES

Formation of Schools

The College established 5 Schools of Excellence in view of the recommendations and suggestions made by the NAAC Peer Team Members in Cycle II and Cycle III Accreditation and the Madurai Jesuit Higher Education Commission by revisiting the CBCS to be student-centred, versatile, flexible and inter-disciplinary in nature by interlinking the related disciplines as envisioned by the UGC. To be more effective in the functioning of the School System, the administrative domains are decentralized towards achieving discipline-specific goals and objectives.

Degree Awarding Status

The decision to upgrade the Autonomous Colleges to Degree Awarding Status was taken during a meeting between the MHRD and the UGC with the Principals of Autonomous

Colleges, accredited with ‘A’ Grade by the NAAC and those with the CPE status. St. Joseph’s College is one among the 45 autonomous colleges selected. The initiative comes in the backdrop of the Government clearing the ambitious Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) Programme, which seeks to convert autonomous colleges to state universities by providing funding upto Rs.55 crores each. At the meeting, the Principals of the minority colleges insisted on the need for retaining the minority status even after becoming a state university.

CPE (College with Potential for Excellence) during XII Plan

Following the directive of the UGC, our College submitted the proposal for the continuation of the CPE scheme during the XII plan period before the UGC Committee on 7th March 2014 at New Delhi.

I am happy to inform that the UGC approved the proposal submitted by the college and the grant of Rs.1.5 crores will soon be sanctioned to the College.

Changes in the Administration

This year, the administration of the college witnessed certain major changes. I express a special note of gratitude to the following administrators who had served the institution to the best of their ability and had laid down their office at the end of the academic year:

Rev. Dr. A. Albert Muthumalai SJ (Principal); Rev. Dr. B. John Bosco SJ (Secretary); Rev. Fr. T. Francis SJ (Deputy Principal); Rev. Dr. S Lazar SJ (Vice-Principal & Director, Bellarmine Hostel); Rev. Dr. A. Antony Pappuraj SJ (Director, St. Joseph’s Institute of Management); Rev. Dr. M. Arockiasamy Xavier SJ (Director, SH Hostel); Rev. Fr. Paul Pragash SJ (Library Director); Dr. T. Vadivu; Dr. S. Koilraj; Dr. C. Francis Xavier and Prof. A. Joseph Mariadoss (Vice-Principals) and Dr. K. Shanmuga Vadivel and Dr. V. Alex Ramani (Deans).

I am happy to extend a warm welcome to the following administrators and wish them all success in their new assignments:

Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ - Secretary Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ - Principal Dr. S. Raja - Deputy Principal (Shift II) Rev. Dr. M. Arockiasamy Xavier SJ - Vice-Principal (Administration) Rev. Dr. G. Lawrence Amalraj SJ - Director, St. Joseph’s Institute of Management Dr. I. Francis Gnanasekar - Vice-Principal (Academic) Dr. A. Peter Pascal Regis - Vice-Principal (Infrastructure) Dr. A. Francis Vijayakumar - Vice-Principal (Shift II) Mr. J. Rex - Vice-Principal (Shift II) Dr. G. Melchias - Dean, School of Biological Sciences Dr. D. Ravindran - Dean, School of Computing Sciences Dr. L. Benedict Michaelraj - Dean, School of Basic Sciences (upto 9.9.13) Dr. M. Amaladasan - Dean, School of Basic Sciences (from 10.9.13) Rev. Dr. M. Arockiasamy Xavier SJ - Dean, School of Languages & Culture

COLLEGE DAY

REPORT 15

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Dr. F. R. Alexander PravinDurai - Dean, School of Management Studies Dr. F. Selvakumaran - Dean, Students’ Cultural Activities Dr. D. John Prabakaran - HoD, Commerce CA Dr. P. Stanly Joseph M Raj - HoD, Economics Rev. Dr. K. Arockiam,S.J. - HoD, HRM Dr. K. ShanmugaVadivel - HoD, Statistics Dr. U. Raju - HoD, Tamil Dr. S. Christhuraja - Coordinator, Shift II Commerce Mr. V. L. Jayapaul - Coordinator, Shift II English Mr. D. Joseph James Irudayaraj - Coordinator, Shift II Physics Mr. I. Susai - Coordinator, Shift II Tamil Mr. B. Kanickairaj - Coordinator, JCICT

Further, I welcome the new Jesuits who have joined the Board of Management this year: Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Rev. Br. K. Arockiasamy SJ, Rev. Br. S. Arulanandam SJ, Rev. Fr. S. Arul Ravi SJ, Rev. Fr. K. Jesu Nesa Raj SJ, Rev. Dr. B. Jeyaraj SJ, Rev. Dr. G. Lawrence Amalraj SJ, Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ and Rev. Fr. A. Simonraj SJ.

New Faces in the Teaching Faculty

The following 22 members were appointed as Aided Management staff during this academic year: Mr. A. Ceril Jeoffrey (Chemistry); Dr. A. Aloysius (Computer Science); Mr. A. Abraham, Mr. S. Jerald Sagayanathan, Mr. B. Sam Jerome Sharone, Dr. J. Amalaveenus, Mr. S. Sajeev & Ms. Beverly Maria Francis (English); Ms. Cynthia George (French); Dr. J. Wilfred Angello Gerald, Mr. S. Louis Victor & Ms. Y. Vijila (Human Resource Management); Dr. J. Maria Joseph, Mr. J. ArockiaJeyakumar, Mr. S. Ithaya Ezhil Manna, Mr. V. Vairaperumal & Dr. Geetha Sivaraman (Mathematics); Mr. A. Prem Edwin (Physical Education); Dr. M. S. Madhavachari (Sanskrit); Dr. Lilly George & Dr. S. Selvakumar (Statistics) and Dr. Arockia Rajasekar (Commerce - Part-time). The following 12 members were appointed as Unaided Management staff: Mr. S. Arputharaj & Mr. J. Alex Perira (BBA); Ms. S. Bulomine Regi, Ms. C. Soundarya & Ms. B. Nalini (Commerce); Mr. S. Jerome (Commerce CA); Ms. A. Jennifer Jothi Mary (Computer Science); Mr. J. Jegathesh Amalraj (IT); Ms. S. Kulandai Therese (Mathematics); Mr. T. Arulprakasam, Mr. A. Prabu & Dr. R. Jaculine Mary (Tamil).

Appointment of Non-Teaching Staff

Mr. A. Joseph Rajkumar and Mr. V. George Ronald were appointed as Office Assistant and Sweeper respectively on compassionate grounds from 20th June 2013.

Admissions

This year, 884 students have been admitted in UG programmes in Shift I and 731 in Shift II. In the Postgraduate courses, 322 have been admitted in Shift I and 304 in Shift II. 221 & 120 students have been admitted in M.Phil. and MBA programmes respectively. 16% and 21% of increase in U.G. admission was achieved in Shift I and Shift II respectively. We sincerely thank the Admissions Committee members for their ready availability and assistance.

Exam Results

The Office of the Controller of Examinations published the results of the Semester Examinations in record time to facilitate students’ pursuit of higher education and increase their employment opportunities. The automated CIA mark entry system has been highly in this regard. The results in April 2013 Semester Examinations for the final year students are given:

Programme Overall Pass percentage U.G. Arts 76.94 U.G. Sciences 77.17 U.G. Commerce 64.38 P.G. Arts 89.39 P.G. Sciences 90.24 P.G. Commerce 90.54 M.Phil. (Sep. 2013 SE) 88.88 We sincerely thank Rev. Dr. G. Wellington SJ, Controller of Examinations and his able team for the splendid work done.

Syllabi Revision under School Pattern

In the wake of the School Concept, after many input sessions and exhaustive deliberations on various parameters at different levels, the following outcomes emerged : Common Core Courses across the School / Shared Core Courses across the departments in a School; Sharing of Knowledge and expertise of Professors in Core Courses and Core Electives across different disciplines in a School; promotion of more Core Elective Options across the disciplines to create mobility among students; Self-Paced Learning Courses, Online mode of Evaluation (CBT) / OMR. for Objective Evaluation as well as to get students acquaint with Competitive Exams, Comprehensive Exam and Internships for all Courses; and Offering 150 Credits and 110 Credits for UG and PG Programmes respectively.

Examination Reforms

As per the CDC proposal for the effective implementation of the School Concept the Examination Reforms were discussed at the levels of Administrators, Faculty and in the Exam Reform Committee. The deliberations resulted in the following recommendations: Minimum CIA to be reinstated without CIA improvement; elimination of the frequency of errors that occur in Objective Questions; hereafter PART-A to be conducted through Online mode for Assignment Component and OMR. mode for Semester Exams; Compulsorily objective MCQs for 15 marks for the third Assignment Component; Restructuring the exams in proportion to teaching for certain courses; Implementing Direct Test for all Skill Based Courses; and Introduction of CGPA, Qualitative Statement, Percentage, Class and OGPA in the Mark Statements.

Graduation Day

As in previous year, the Annual Convocation was conducted in two sessions on 25th January 2014 -Science graduates in the forenoon and Arts & Commerce graduates in the afternoon. Totally, 1601 new graduates received their degrees in both the sessions. Dr. E. Ramganesh, Registrar, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli and Prof. H. Devaraj, Vice-Chairman, University Grants Commission, New Delhi, presided over the function and delivered the convocation address in forenoon and afternoon sessions respectively.

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Receipt of UGC Grants

The University Grants Commission released Rs.32,44,015 to the College in this academic year for the following schemes:

Particulars Amount

Autonomy grant - 2013-14 16,00,000

PG Development Grant - XI plan 1,35,479

UG Development Grant - XII plan 9,20,000

FDP substitutes’ salary 4,31,036

Minor Research Projects (2 staff ) 1,57,500

Faculty Enhancement Programme

Thirteen staff members have obtained the doctorate this year: Dr. F. X. Virgin Fraga (Commerce CA); Dr. D. Ravindran, Dr. A. Aloysius and Dr. S. Charles (Computer Science); Dr. M. Suvakkin (Economics); Dr. T. Vadivu, Dr. V. Francis, Dr. X. John Paul and Dr. S. Veeramani (English); Dr. A. Wilfred Angello Gerald (HRM); Dr. J. Uma Maheswari (Maths); Dr. I. Arul Rayappan (Physics) & Dr. A. Prabhu (Tamil).

Refresher Courses

The following staff members completed their Refresher Courses during this academic year: Mr. A. John Sundararaj (Economics - 10.9.2013 to 30.9.2013); Mr. V. L. Jayapaul & Mr. D. R. Edwin Christy (English - 24.9.2013 to 14.10.2013); Mr. A. Patrick Prabhu & Mr. B. Kanickairaj (Physics - 1.2.2014 to 21.2.2014) and Dr. A. Edwin Vasu (Chemistry - 1.2.2014 to 21.2.2014).

NET/SET Passed

3 staff members in Information Technology, 1 in HRM and 4 in Tamil Disciplines passed NET/SET in this academic year.

HONOURS BESTOWED

UGC Member

The University Grants Commission, New Delhi, has appointed Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal, as a Committee Member, for the conferment of fresh autonomous status on Christ College, Irinjalakuda, Kerala.

New Senator

Dr. J. John, Associate Professor, Department of Botany, is declared elected as Senate Member of Bharathidasan University from St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli for the period 2013-2016.

Global Recognitions

Five staff members made an academic visit to foreign countries and brought laurels to the college. They are: 1. Rev. Dr. S. Mariadoss SJ (Commerce) attended the 8th

WUJA (World Union of Jesuit Alumni Association) in St. Ignatius College Medellin, Colombia, from 5th to 23rd August 2013.

2. Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ (Commerce) attended the International Conference in Taiwan, from 26th October to 7th November 2013.

3. Rev. Dr. M. Arockiasamy Xavier SJ (History) attended the International Conferences in Rome and Taiwan from 28th October to 17th November 2013.

4. Dr. R. Jeyachandran and Dr. S. R. Senthilkumar (Botany) presented research papers at the International Seminar in Bulgaria from 1st to 9th November 2013.

MoU with Concordia College, New York

A Memorandum of Understanding was signed by Rev. Fr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy with Dr. Viji George, President, Concordia College, New York, USA, on 27th February 2014. With this MoU, a student can earn American Degree after having passed 4 semesters at SJC and 3 semesters at CCN.

Visit of a Delegation from Fu Jen Catholic University

A delegation of four administrators of Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan, visited the college on 23rd January 2014 to interact with the Departments of Botany, Chemistry, Commerce and MBA for future research initiatives. It was agreed to continue the interaction for a possible MoU.

Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam’s Visit to the Campus

On 27th February 2014, our illustrious alumnus His Excellency Dr.A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, Former President of India, inaugurated the World Congress on Computing and Communication Technology organized by the Departments of Computer Science and Information Technology of the college. His extensive and exhaustive address enthralled the delegates and the students. An MoU was signed on the occasion by Rev. Fr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy and Dr. Viji George, President, Concordia College, New York, USA.

Dr. E. Ramganesh, Registrar (i/c), BARD

distributes Degree to Science Gradutates

Prof. H. Devaraj, Vice-Chairman, UGC,

distributes Degree to Arts Gradutates

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MoU Signed in Taiwan (29th

October 2013)

MoU Signed by the Principal and Dr. Viji George, President, Concordia College, New York

in the presence of Dr. A. P. J. Kalam

Balam Memorial Lecture & MoU Signed with NRCB, Trichy

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Indo-Russian Friendship Meet

Our College, in association with Russian Centre of Science and Technology and International Cultural Federation, conducted an Indo-Russian Scientific and Cultural Friendship Meet on 5th

November 2013. His Excellency Mr. Nikolay A. Listopadov, Consul General of Russian Federation in Southern India and Mr. Michael J. Gorbatov, Vice-Consul, participated.

Russian Consul General Mr. Nikolay A. Listopadov’s Visit

Indo-Russian Scientific and Cultural Friendship Meet (5th November 2013)

His Excellency Consul General of Royal Thai Mr. Chai Charanvatnakit

& Mrs. Rachanida Charan Vatnakit’s visit to St. Joseph’s

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RESEARCH PROJECTS SANCTIONED Major Research Projects

Dr. T. Francis Xavier, Assistant Professor, Department of Botany - ‘Isolation and characterization of emerging opportunistic pathogens from hospitalized AIDS patients of Karur District of Tamil Nadu and antimicrobial screening of local medicinal plants on opportunistic pathogens” for Rs.17,00,000 funded by the Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi. Dr. T. Nedunchezhian, Associate Professor, Department of Tamil - “Tracing the historical roots of villages names in Nagapattinam District, Tamil Nadu”, for Rs. 5,52,100, funded by UGC, New Delhi.

UGC Minor Research Project

Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ (Commerce) - “Capacity Building of Women SHGs through micro finance in Tirunelveli” for Rs.1,10,000

Books Published

Best Proximity Points and Fixed Point Theorems authored by Dr. J. Maria Joseph, Department of Mathematics, published by Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany - 2013.

Marketing Strategy of Life Insurance Companies co-authored by Dr. I. Francis Gnanasekar, Department of Commerce, published by Discovery Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi - 2013.

Question Bank in Library and Information Science authored by Dr. M. Dorairajan, Librarian, published by Indian Academic Library Association, Tamil Nadu - 2013

Computer Literacy by the faculties of the Department of Computer Science.

Bridge Course by the faculties of the Department of English.

Faculty Involvement in Research

Activity Total

Papers published in International Journals 144

Papers published in National Journals 14

Papers presented in International Conferences 33

Papers presented in National Conferences 46

Papers presented in State Conferences 10

Without presenting faculty attended Conferences/Seminars/Workshops etc. 28

Ph.D. Conferred at the College 29

Ph.D. Registered at the College 55

Acted as Resource Persons at various levels 60

Number of Books authored 3

MoUs 4

Conferences Conducted (Self funded / Autonomy Grant from UGC) 11

Conferences Conducted with funds 2

Conferences/Seminars/Workshops

A total number of 19 conferences/seminars/workshops were conducted by various departments during this academic year. They are:

Department Conferences / Seminars / Workshops organized

Biochemistry National Conference on Advances in Biology, 6. 7th Jan 2014

Biotechnology National Conference on Advances in Biology, 6. 7th Jan 2014

Botany National Conference on Advances in Biology, 6. 7th Jan 2014

National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, 5-2-2014

Chemistry State Level Workshop on Modern Methods of Analytical Techniques in Chemistry Research, 31-1-2014

Commerce (CA) National Conference on Modern Dynamics in e- Commerce, 7-3-2014

Computer Science World Congress on Computing and Communication Technologies, 27 28 Feb & 01 Mar 2014

Economics Regional Workshop on Research Methodology, 7-3-2014

English International Conference on Emerging Trends in Canadian Literature, 29-1-2014

HRM National Conference on Competency Mapping & Development, 30-1-2014

Info-Tech World Congress on Computing and Communication Technologies, 27, 28 Feb & 01 Mar 2014

MBA International Conference on Global HRM: Trends and Challenges, 7, 8 - 2-2014

Mathematics Rev. Dr. A. Albert Muthumalai Endowment National Conference on Mathematical Sciences and Applications 4,5-3-2014

Physics National Conference on Advanced Materials, 24-2-2014

Statistics Workshop on Statistical Packages, 18th& 19th Oct 2013, 7th& 8th Mar 2014

Tamil National Seminar : Gender Justice in Tamil Literature, 8,9-1-2014

National Conference on Fine Arts, 29-31 Jan 2014

College A state Level Youth Conference on Youth for Nation Building, 4,5-3-2014

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OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE COLLEGE

Staff Pilgrimage: Around 170 members of teaching and non-teaching, including the Jesuit Fathers and Scholastics, took part in the staff pilgrimage to the Shrines at Idaikattur and Oriyur on 30th November 2013. It was a great spiritual experience for all the participants. We thank Prof. S.T.Rajan, President of the Staff Association, for his generosity in meeting the travel expenses. Internship Programme: As a new venture, the final-year undergraduate and postgraduate students are encouraged to do Internship during the holidays to get hands-on experience at the industries and firms. The programme received overwhelming response from the students. Mr. S. Xavier Britto, Chairman, INDEV Group of Companies gave an enlightening talk to those students on 19th December 2013. Twin Jubilee Celebrations: On behalf of the Jesuit Madurai Province, St. Joseph’s College celebrated the Commemoration of the Restoration of the Society of Jesus 200 years and New Madurai Mission 175 years on 1st February 2014 in a grand manner. To mark this occasion, the various Departments of

the College organized an Exhibition on 31st January and 1st February 2014 for the school students and the general public.

Endowment Lectures 19 Endowment Lectures were conducted in this academic year.

Name of the Faculty Endowments

Botany 44th Balam Memorial Endowment Lecture, Recent Advances in Banana Research, 02-09-2013

Chemistry Rev. Dr. Mathew J. Moolel SJ Endowment, 10-12-2013

Commerce Endowment Lecture in honour of retired Professors of Commerce, 06-03-2014

Computer Science Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ Endowment Lecture, 25-02-2014

Economics Rex Fernadez Endowment Lecture, 26-02-2014

English Rev. Fr. Leigh, Rev. Fr. Lawrence Sundaram, Prof. Banumoorthy Endowment, Dr. A.S.D. Pillai, Former Dean, Parisutham Institute of Science and Technology, Tanjore, From New Criticism to New Historicism, 05/12/2013

Rev.Dr.A.Sebastian SJ Endowment, Dr.K.S. Antony Samy, Associate Professor, Department of English, Loyola College, Effective Strategies for Teaching ELLS, 17/12/2013

Dr.K.Chellappan Endowment, Dr.S. Armstrong, Head, Department of English, University of Madras, Chennai, Testimonial Literatures, 20/02/2014

History Rev. Fr. P. Susai, SJ Endowment Lecture, Indian Constitution: A foundation for Human Rights,20-12-2013

Dr. M. Arumai Raj & Dr. N. Arunachalam Endowment Lecture, Documenting our Local History - Through Journals, 24 - 02 - 2014

Dr. T. Sundrararaj Endowment Lecture, Accupuncture - An emerging Field in Health Tourism, 04 - 09 - 2013

Physics Bharat Ratna Dr. A.P.J. Kalam Endowment Lecture, 11-02-2014

Tamil Rev.Dr.C.K.Swamy Endowment, Kidt® f. Jiuaur‹, Ïiz¥ nguhÁça®, muR¡ fiy¡fšÿç, F«gnfhz«, 17-7-13

Dr.A.Antony Cruz Endowment, Kidt® nf. V. Fznrfu‹, òy Kj‹ika®, gh©o¢nrç gšfiy¡fHf«, 26-7-13

Rev.Dr.J. Mathew J. Moolel SJ Endowment, Kidt® K¤J¢ rªjhd«, jäœ¤Jiw¤jiyt® (g. ã.), mUshdªj® fšÿç, fUkh¤ö®, 30-7-13

Rev.Dr.S.Rajanayagam S.J. Endowment, Kidt® gh. #«òè¤f«, jäœ¥ gšfiy¡fHf«, jŠrhñ®; 31-8-13

Dr.S.Samimuthu Endowment, Kidt® M. Ã¢ir, òyKj‹ika®, fhªÂ»uhk¡ »uhäa¥ gšfiy¡fHf«, 06-09-13

Rev.Dr.S.Lazar S.J Endowment, Kidt® m. mªnjhåFUR, jäHhŒÎ¤ Jiw¤ jiyt® (g.ã.), öa tsdh® fšÿç, ÂU¢Áuh¥gŸë, 23-9-13

Dr.Joseph Kaliyaperumal & Rev.Dr. Manivalan, SJ, Endowment, Kidt® K. bjŒtehaf«, ãWtd®, M‹kéaš Phdrig, 22-11-13

Endowments and Donations

I wish to thank the following donors for their contribution in instituting new endowments at the college:

1. Rev. Fr. Karl Ritz SVD Endowment Lecture - Established in February 2013 for the conduct of lecture by the Department of BBA - Instituted by Mr. M Thomas Appasamy, Tiruchirappalli, for Rs.10,000.

Dr. K. Chellappan Endowment Lecture

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2. Rev. Dr. S. Lazar SJ Endowment Lecture and Scholarship - Established in April 2013 for the conduct of an Endowment Lecture (Rs.25,000) by the Department of Tamil and providing scholarships (Rs.25,000) to the two students of M.A. Tamil student - Instituted by Dr. U. Raju & Co. for Rs.50,000.

3. Rev Dr. A. Albert Muthumalai SJ Endowment National Seminar on Mathematics - Established in May 2013 for the conduct of an annual National Seminar on Mathematics - Instituted by faculty of Mathematics and the well- wishers of Rev Fr. A. Albert Muthumalai for Rs. 9,80,000.

4. St. Joseph’s College - The Uchipillayar Endowment - Established in July 2013 to be used to finance free meals for poor and deserving students on a regular basis - Instituted by Mr. J. Radhakrishnan, New York, USA for Rs. 5 lakhs.

5. Shri. L. N. Doraiswamy Iyer and Smt. Lakshmi Ammal Endowment Scholarships - Established in August 2013 to be awarded to the deserving two Brahmin students in Mathematics Department - instituted by Mr. L. D. Raman, Chennai for Rs.50,000.

6. Prof. Dr. P. Arumugam Memorial Cash Award - Established in January 2014 by Mrs. Sudha Arumugam, Mr. Sathish and Mr. Logesh, Tiruchirappalli, to be given to a student, who stands first in ‘Sanga Ilakkiam’ in M.A. Tamil, for Rs.40,000.

7. Dr. C. Francis Xavier Cash Award - Established in March 2014 by Dr. C. Francis Xavier, Former Vice-Principal, SJC,Tiruchirappalli, to be given to a student who stands first in II M.Sc. Physics (Shift-I), for Rs.10,000.

Management Financial Aid

The College Management is generous in releasing the Management Financial Aid to the students to the tune of Rs.3,61,300. 313 students were given mid-day meal throughout the year. Fr. Rector gave Rs.16,81,673 to 523 beneficiaries of hostellers, sportsmen and worker’s children as scholarships, irrespective of their religion, caste or creed.

IQAC

The following are the new initiatives taken up by IQAC to enhance the quality of the College: Creation / Updation of the Curriculum Vitae (CV) of entire

faculty and the profile of the departments under each school on the College Website.

Enhanced new home page of the College web site was created for better projection of the institution.

A modest beginning of E-content lecture of a few faculty from different disciplines were asked to host in the web site of the college.

Comprehensive quality parameters were set to assess the performance of the department.

The other regular activities of getting feedback of faculty from the students, Open Forum and Annual Academic Audit are also undertaken by the IQAC. We gratefully acknowledge the hard work and dedication of the IQAC Coordinator Dr. S Alfred Cecil Raj and his team.

Library

During the academic year 2013-14, the number of volumes in our library surged from 163084 to 165284 leading to an increase of 2200 books. We also subscribe to more than 200 journals. About 1500 to 2000 users frequent the library every day. Arrupe Library launched the digital library on 8th February 2014. The digital library has a collection of

institutional repositories. We acknowledge the services rendered by Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ, Director; Dr. M Dorairajan, Librarian and his team.

Archbishop Casimir Instrumentation Centre

The objective of the Archbishop Casimir Instrumentation Centre (ACIC) is to provide easy access to the research level equipment to all scholars of different Science disciplines. The logbook shows that every year nearly 1500 students have benefitted out of this centre. Periodically new equipments are purchased as per the need of the potential users. We sincerely thank Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ, Director; Dr. R. Victor Williams and Dr. I. Arul Rayappan, Coordinators and Mr. Y. Vincent Sahayaraj, Technician for their services.

Fr. Jerome Centre for ICT

The broad vision of Jerome Centre for Information and Communication Technology (JCICT) is to empower teachers and students to train themselves with skills in ICT and become agents of transformation towards building a knowledge society. Ten surveillance cameras are installed in the campus. 50 more computers are added. 400 staff and students are connected to the Wi-Fi network. 25 e-Content CDs are prepared and video lectures are posted Department-wise on our College Website. Hardware setup (1 + 2) is purchased and installed to conduct virtual class in the campus. The JCICT greatly acknowledges the hard work and dedication of its team led by Prof. B. Kanickairaj.

Alumni Association

Rev. Dr. S. Mariadoss SJ, Director, participated in the eighth WUJA (World Union of Jesuit Alumni Association) in St. Ignatius College, Medellin, Colombia from 14th to 17th 2013. He also inaugurated a chapter on 18th August 2013 for Josephites in USA. The alumni directory of 2012-13 was distributed to the new graduates at the time of convocation. Till now 5600 Josephites have enrolled themselves as members of the alumni association. Fourteen departments organized the reunion at the department level. The alumni association gave scholarships worth Rs 40,000 to the poor students. The Annual General Body meeting was held on 14th December 2013. Hon’ble Justice S. Rajeswaran was the chief guest. The retired staff and some among those who have rendered meritorious service to the society were honoured at the function. Mr. R. Manoharan, Proprietor, Banana Leaf Restaurant, Trichy, gave a lecture under Joseph Alumni Association Competency Series (JAACS). We thank Rev. Dr. S. Mariadoss SJ, Director and the Office-Bearers of the Association.

Obituary

Dr. T. Sundararaj (65), Retired HoD of History, passed away on 7th December 2013 following a cardiac arrest. Prof. S. Antony Sivam (67), Retired Professor of English, died on 1st January 2014. Rev. Fr. I. Jesudasan SJ (85), Founder Director, SHEPHERD Programme, passed away on 9th March 2014 at St.Mary’s, Madurai after prolonged illness. We convey our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. May their Souls Rest in Peace.

Jubilarians

We gratefully remember the yeoman services rendered by six teaching and six non-teaching staff, who have completed 25 years of service in this academic year. We thank them profusely and wish them many more fruitful years of service in the College.

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Dr. S. Joseph Xavier, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, was appointed on 11th July 1988. Currently, he is heading the Department of BBA. He is an obedient and accommodative person. His commitment to the institution is appreciable.

Dr. K. S. Pranatharthiharan, Associate Professor, Department of Hindi, was appointed on 11th July 1988. He is a sincere staff known for his inimitable devotion for duty.

Dr. S. Albert Rabara, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science was appointed on 1st February 1989. At present, he is the Purchase Officer of the college. He is a fine executor and an efficient organizer. He was the former Vice-Principal and JCICT Coordinator of the college. Under his stewardship, the JCICT introduced many innovative ICT programmes effectively to the staff and students.

Dr. L. Arockiam, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science was appointed on 1st February 1989. He is endowed with good research thrust and a Professor par excellence.

Mr. V. S. Joe Irudayaraj, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science was appointed on 1st February 1989. He is a calm, sincere and dedicated staff. His sense of belonging and loyalty to the institution is worth mentioning.

Dr. D. Ravindran, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science was appointed on 1st February 1989. At present, he is the Dean, School of Computing Sciences. He is an ardent lover of sports and has leadership qualities.

Mr. D. Amalraj was appointed as a Management Staff in the Department of Botany on 1st June 1988. At present, he is theSpl. Gr. Lab. Assistant and serving in the College Office. He is a kind-hearted person and lovable to all.

Mr. R. Sebastian Sahayam was appointed as a Management Staff in the College Library on 1st June 1988. Currently, he is holding the post of Laboratory Assistant and working in the Library. He is very calm and sincere to his duty.

Mr. A. Arockia Joseph was appointed as a Management Staff on 1st June 1988. Now, he is working as Lab. Assistant in the Department of Chemistry. He is a sincere and committed staff.

Mr. A. Albert Dharmaraj was appointed as a Management Staff on 1st June 1988. He is the Spl. Gr. Watchman, working in the Department of Physics. He is a calm and sincere worker.

Mr. K. Thangavelu was appointed as a Management Staff on 1st June 1988. After serving in various units of the college, now he is working in the College Office as a Management Record Clerk. He is a dedicated staff and sociable with all.

Mr. M. Mariappan was appointed as a Management Staff on 1st June 1988 and he is serving in the Games Department as a Marker. He is calm in nature and true to his job.

RETIRING STAFF

Dr. N. Xavier, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry

Dr. N. Xavier was appointed in the Department of Chemistry on 10th October 1984. A scientist specialized in Organic Chemistry, he has never boasted of his credentials. He knows pretty sure of what he teaches as much as he is sure of what he preaches. He successfully completed the post-doctoral studies at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. He served the college in many capacities, such as NSS Coordinator, Vice-Principal and the Staff Representative in the Governing Body. He is the Counsellor and Organizer of the GRACE conventions since 1996. May God bless him with a long, healthy and active life of service to the cause of education.

Dr. G. Gnanasekaran, Associate Professor, Department of Economics

Dr. G. Gnanasekaran was appointed in the Department of Economics in 1985. He is an efficient teacher and researcher. He is the recipient of Best Teacher Award from the Malcolm Adiseshiah Trust in the year 2010. He was the Head of the Department of PMIR for five years. He got three major projects from UGC, ICSSR and Malcolm Adiseshiah Trust. He is the member of Governing Body of our College. He has brought laurels to our college by being member of TNPSC and Staff Selection Commission of Union Government. His involvement in the Association of Economists of Tamilnadu complemented the growth of that Association. His indelible imprint in the Department would be remembered for ever. We wish him with prayers for a long, healthy and peaceful retired life.

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Dr. U. Raju, Associate Professor & HoD of Tamil

1987-M« M©L #]iy 1, e« fšÿçæš jäœ¤ Jiwæš gâthŒ¥ò bg‰wh®. Vw¡Fiwa 27 M©L fhy¥ gâæY«, khiyneu¡ fšÿç¥ gâæY«, Jiwæš bghUshs® bghW¥ÃY«, eh£L ey¥gâ¤ Â£l xU§»iz¥ghsuhfÎ«, RaãÂ fšÿçæš JizKjštuhfÎ«, Jiw xU¤»iz¥-ghsuhfÎ« j‹ flikfis¢ br«ikahfÎ« JçjkhfÎ« brŒj bgUik¡Fçat®. fšÿçæš khzt® nr®¡if¡ FG cW¥Ãduhf ÏUªJ ViHvëa, xL¡f¥g£l khzt®fis¡ fšÿçæš nr®¥gj‰F têtF¤J¥ bghUSjéÍ« brŒj bgUªjifahs®. ghuÂjhr‹ gšfiy¡fHf¤Âš Msit cW¥Ãd® (Senate) gjé, jäHhŒÎ¤Jiwæš Jiw¤ jiyt® gjé, MÁça® r¤f¤ jiyt® gjé, jåah® fšÿç MÁça® r¤f¤ jiyt® ngh‹w gjéfis my¤fç¤jt®. 30¡F« nk‰g£l MŒÎ¡ f£LiufisÍ«, 25 MŒéaš ãiwP® khzt®fS¡F têfh£oahfÎ«, 6 Kidt®fisÍ« cUth¡»a bgUik ÏtU¡F c©L. midtçlK« rnfhju cŸs¤JlD«, bgçnahiu kÂ¡F« gh¤F«, mw¢Ád« bfhŸtÂY«, fšÿç¡F«, tF¥Ã‰F« cça neu¤Â‰F K‹ghf tUtJ«, ViH khzt®fS¡F¥ bghUSjé brŒtÂY«, Ïiw g¡ÂæY«, éisah£oY« M®tK« mauhj ciH¥ÃY« ÁwªJ és¤»at®. Ït® clš ey¤Jl‹, mfk»œÎl‹ tsKl‹ thH thœ¤J»nwh«.

Dr. A. Kolandaisamy, Associate Professor, Department of Tamil

1986 M« M©L Kjš Ï‹Wtiu 28 M©LfŸ e« fšÿçæš gâòçªJŸsh®. Ït® Iªjh©Lfhy¤ Jiw¤ jiytuhæUªj nghJ, fU¤ju¤FfŸ, üš ÂwdhŒÎ MŒÎ¡bf‹W xè xë¡ fh£Áaf« (Audio Lab) ngh‹w ms¥gça rhjidfŸ ãfœªJŸsd. ÏtuJ be¿fh£lèš 20¡F« nk‰g£l Kidt®fŸ cUth»ÍŸsd®. Ï¡fšÿçæš mÂfsÎ Kidt®fis cUth¡»a bgUik Ïtiuna rhU«. 63 ÏsKidt®¥g£l MŒths®fisÍ«, Ïu©L üšfis vGÂÍ«, 11 üšfis¥ gÂ¥Ã¤J« 40¡F« nk‰g£l fU¤ju¤»š fU¤JiuahsuhfÎ«, 10¡F« nk‰g£l fU¤ju¤F el¤ÂÍ«, g‹Kf¤ Âw‹ thŒªjtuhf¤ Âfœªjt®. e« fšÿçæ‹ M©L ky®FGÎ¡F Kj‹ik MÁçauhfÎ«, Féa« Ïjê‹ bghW¥ghsuhfÎ«, Ãw gšfiy¡fHf¤fëš Kidt®g£l¥ òw¤ nj®thsuhfÎ« Âw«gl¥ gâah‰¿at®. Ït® gâæš XŒÎbg‰whY«, jäœ¥ gâæèUªJ XŒÎ bgwhJ, clš, cŸs ts¤Jl‹ ÚLê thH thœ¤J»nwh«.

Mr. K. Inbaraj, Superintendent

Mr. K. Inbaraj joined the post of Store-Keeper of the Department of Chemistry on 1st November 1978. He was promoted to the post of Assistant in the College Office on 6th July 1993. He rendered a selfless service in various sections namely, Income Tax, PF section, Special Fees, APP and Teaching & Non-Teaching Staff Salary. On 6th May 2009 he was promoted to the post of Office Superintendent. He joined his service at the age of 22 and has been serving this institution for the past 36 years with integrity and sincerity combined with professional involvement in his task. He is a very good singer, highly spiritual, hardworking, sincere and dedicated simple man. He retires on 31st October 2014. May God shower all his blessings on him to enjoy a very good health and peace of mind throughout his retired life.

Mr. M. Jayakumar, Binder

ÂU. b#a¡Fkh® v°. v°. vš. Á. tiu go¤Jé£L, ig©o¤ bjhêiy¡ f‰W tªjh®. ekJ öa tsdh® gŸëæš ig©o¤ bjhêiy _‹W tUl¤fŸ brŒJtªjh®. äfÎ« RWRW¥ghfÎ«, Áw¥ghfÎ« jdJ gâæid flªj 16 M©Lfshf¤ bjhl®ªJ brašgL¤Âa Ït® #]‹ 2014š XŒÎbgW»wh®. vëikahfÎ«, flik cz®Îl‹ brašgL« ÏtU¡F XŒÎfhy¤fëš kd ã«kÂÍ«, ešy clšeyK« bg‰W ÂfH Ïiwtid nt©L»nw‹.

FUTURE DIRECTIONS

Community College

The College is studying the feasibility to send a proposal to the UGC with regard to the starting of a separate Community College during the XII Plan period.

SAP Programme

Following the initiative taken by the Xavier Board of Higher Education, the College will be offering SAP courses, SAP end-user course (24 hours) and Business 1 course (80 hours) to the students outside the class hours at a nominal fee. This would help the students get employment easily.

Gesture of Gratitude

I take this opportunity to thank the following members, who have lent me a helping hand in the administration: I wish to express my deep sense of gratitude to Rev. Dr. Sebasti L. Raj SJ, Provincial and Chairman of the Governing Body and all other members of the apex body. I wish to thank Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ, Rector for his able guidance, wise counsel and concrete suggestions. In the same vein, I sincerely thank

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Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ, Secretary, for his valuable assistance in the day-to-day administration. I also thank Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal, for his efficient services in Shift II. I extend my gratitude to my team of Vice-Principals - Rev. Dr. M. Arockiasamy Xavier SJ, Dr. I. Francis Gnanasekar, Dr. A. Peter Pascal Regis, Dr. A. Francis Vijayakumar and Prof. J. Rex for their availability in the planning and execution of the academic programmes. I wish to thank the Deans of various Schools: Dr. G. Melchias (Biological Sciences), Dr. D. Ravindran (Computing Sciences), Rev. Dr. M. Arockiasamy Xavier SJ (Languages and Culture), Dr. F. R. Alexander Pravin Durai (Management Studies), Dr. M. Amaladasan (Physical Sciences) and Dr. F. Selvakumaran (Students’ Cultural Activities) for their constructive planning and assistance. Special word of thanks goes to Dr. S. Alfred Cecil Raj, IQAC Coordinator, for his efficient work. I would like to express my thanks to Rev. Dr. G. Lawrence Amalraj SJ, Director of St. Joseph’s Institute of Management. The Heads of the Departments deserve a special mention at this juncture for their unstinted support and cooperation. Let me also extend my debt of gratitude to the Teaching Staff and the dedicated team of Non-Teaching Staff. I genuinely appreciate the SHEPHERD team, the Departments of Examinations, Library, Physical Education, Campus Ministry, NCC, NSS, JCICT, YRC, AICUF, Alumni Association, Other service organizations, members of various associations, Students’ Council, Fine Arts and representatives. I am also indebted to Rev. Dr. S. Mariadoss SJ, Campus Treasurer, and the Hostel Directors Rev. Fr. Mount Joseph Selvan SJ, Rev. Fr. S. Arul Ravi SJ, Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Rev. Fr. S. Santiago SJ, Rev. Sr. Irudayamary and their assistants for extending their fullest cooperation. And finally I

would like to thank every member of Jesuit Community for their abundant prayers and valuable suggestions.

Chief Guest

I am extremely happy to introduce the Chief Guest of our 170th College Day, His Grace Most Rev. Dr. George Antonysamy. At present, he is the 6th Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore Diocese, an illustrious alumnus of the College, who did his B.Sc. Physics. He was ordained a priest in Tiruchirappalli Diocese in the year 1980. After having served as the Vatican Ambassador to the West African countries like Gambia, Liberia and Sierra Leone, he was appointed Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore. Archbishop completed a Ph.D. in pastoral theology, specializing in canon law and earned a diploma in international law and diplomacy from Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy in Rome. Apart from Tamil and English, he speaks six other languages, Italian, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Indonesian. Chosen for the diplomatic service of the Holy See, he served in Vatican embassies in various countries, including Indonesia, Algeria, Tunis, Libya, Morocco, Central African Republic, Congo, Chad, Bangladesh, the Baltic countries and Finland. We deem it a privilege to have amidst us, such a distinguished Chief Guest, for the 170th College Day Celebrations. On behalf of the Management, the Staff and the Students, I extend a warm welcome to His Grace Most Rev. Dr. George Antonysamy, Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore and I request him to address the students besides distributing the prizes to those who have excelled in several academic spheres during this academic year.

Thank you.

Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ

Principal

The Cascade of the Words of Wisdom His Grace Most Rev. Dr. George Antonysamy, Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore

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BIOCHEMISTRY

The Biochemistry Association activities for the academic year 2013-14 were inaugurated on 30th July 2013 with a guest lecture delivered by Dr. P. Daisy, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Zoology, Biotechnology & Bioinformatics, Holy Cross College, Trichy on “Phytotherapy - An Alternative Approach for Diabetes”. The function was presided over by Dr. J. John, HoD, Department of Biochemistry, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy. Students from the departments of Biotechnology of our college attended the meeting.

The association conducted a special lecture on 10th September 2013 titled “Basics of Animal Cell Culture Techniques” by Dr. S. Gopinath, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. The meeting was presided over by Dr. J. John, HoD.

The department conducted customized workshop series exclusively for senior graduate students on 23rd and 24th of January and 4th February 2014. The function was presided over by Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy. More than 120 students from Bharathidasan University Constituent College, Orathanadu and EGS Pillai, Nagapattinam attended the workshop and benefited. The association arranged a special lecture highlighting the “Career

Opportunities in Life Sciences” for our students on 6th February 2014. The talk was delivered by Mr. R. Sree Krishna, Senior Area Manager, Sachika CPC Diagnostics, Chennai. The meeting was presided over by Dr. J. John. A placement training programme was conducted through Biochemistry Association for recruitment in the ‘Medical Coding Industry’ on 7th February 2014 by Mr. Syed, Head Operation, Professional InfoTech, Coimbatore at the Department Seminar Hall. Students of Biotechnology attended the programme.

The Intra-departmental Quiz Competition was conducted by the Biochemistry Association on 5th March 2014. Students from I and II M.Sc. took part in the competition. Ms. Jerline of I M.Sc. Biochemistry bagged the first prize.

The activities of the association were concluded on 7th March 2014 at 11:30 a.m. with a valedictory lecture delivered by alumni Mr. Daniel Andrew, M. G., Centre for Biomedical Research, School of Biosciences and Technology, VIT University, on ‘Heme Enzymology’. The valedictory function was presided over by Dr. J. John, HoD. The Association President, Prof. A. Benno Susai thanked the gathering and the office-bearers for their presence and cooperation.

1.1 MEMBER IN ACADEMIC / CO-CURRICULAR ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES

Portfolio Name of the Activity Place Date

Dr. J. John

Co-Convenor & Treasurer National Conference on Advances in Biology St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 06.01.2014

Dr. Karthik Mohan

Organizing Secretary National Conference on Advances in Biology St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 06.01.2014

1.2 RESOURCE PERSONS [Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)]

Title Place Date Nature

Dr. Karthik Mohan

Drug Design & Development K.S.R. College of Arts and Science, Thiruchenkode

27th Dec, 2013 S

Customized Workshop Series – 1 & 2 on Electrophoretic Techniques St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 28th, 29th Jan & 4th Feb, 2014

WS

Mr. T. Antony Diwakar Chandran


WS

Mr. A. Benno Susai Vijakumar


WS

Mr. P. G. Geegi


WS

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1.3 PAPERS PUBLISHED [National (N)/International (IN)] (ISSN - International Standard Serial No.)

Title of the Paper Name of the Journal N/ IN

ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. Karthik Mohan

Effect of ethanolic extract of Hibiscus cannabinus leaf on high cholesterol diet induced obesity in female albino rats

Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research

IN 0974-2441

6(4): 241-244 (2013)

Cardioprotective Effect of the Methanolic Extract of Boiled Peanut (Arachis hypogaea) on Isoproterenol Induced Myocardial Infarction in Albino Rats

American Journal of Phytomedicine and Clinical Therapeutics

IN 2321 - 2748

1(4): 408-415 (2013)

Protective effect of Stevioside and Stevia rebaudiana leaf extract on hypercholesterolemia accelerated diabetic neuropathy in albino rats

Joseph’s International Journal of Biological Sciences

IN 2278-6570

1 (2); 82-86. (2013)

Mr. A. Benno Susai Vijayakumar

Evaluation of wound healing activity of ethanolic extract of bark of Rhizophora mucurnata in albino rats


IN 2278-6570

1 (2); 33-39 (2013)

Mr. P. G. Geegi

Phytochemical and Antimicrobial effect of Psidum Guajava and Leucas aspera against Dental Caries Pathogen

International Journal of Advanced Research

IN 2320-5407

1 (9): 13-20 (2013)

1.4 DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES

Organised: Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS); Level: National (N)/International (IN)]

Title Funded

by Place &

Date S/C/W

S N/ IN

Amount (Rs.)

National Conference on Advances in Biology UGC 06, 07.01.2014 C N

Customized Workshop Series-1 Self 28, 29.01.2014 WS N

Customized Workshop Series-2 Self 04.02.2014 WS N

1.5 ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES

Type of Programme Title Expert’s Name Date Beneficiaries

Association activity Phytotheraphy – An Alternative for Diabetes therapy

Dr. P. Daisy Holy Cross College, Trichy

30.07.2013 I & II PG Students

Association activity Basics of Animal Cell Culture Techniques

Mr. Gobinath SRF, Bharathidasan University, Trichy


Association activity Career Opportunities in Life Sciences

Mr. R. Sree Krishna, Sachika CPC Diagnostics, Chennai


Association activity Placement & Training Programme in Medical Coding

Mr. Syed Samiullah, Head, Operations, Professional Infotech, Coimbatore


M.Sc. Biochemistry (2012-14)

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BIOTECHNOLOGY

Biotechnology Association activities were inaugurated on 22nd July 2013 at the Seminar Hall, Department of Biotechnology. Dr. M. A. Akbarsha, Director and Chair, Mahatma Gandhi Doerenkamp Centre (MGDC) for Alternatives to Use of Animals in Life Science Education, Bharathidasan University, Trichy delivered a lecture on “Biotechnological Perspectives of Alternatives to Animal Experiments”. The next association meeting was held on 29 July 2013. Dr. G. Archunan, Professor of Animal Science, Head, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli, delivered a lecture on “Pheromones and their Applications: An Update”. Dr. V. Balakrishnan Memorial CME Programme ‘Cancer’ was conducted on 10th January 2014. Four lectures by experts were delivered on the various aspects of cancer followed by inter-collegiate competitions such as poster-presentation, oration, quiz and scientific article on the same theme. About 225 students of UG and PG Life Science departments from all over Tamil Nadu participated in these programmes. Cash awards, trophies and certificates were presented to the winners of various contests. The invited speakers and topics were:

Dr. T. Sujit, Consultant Radiation Oncology, lecture on ‘Incidence and Trends in Cancer - Indian Scenario’.

Dr. V. L. Balaji, Consultant, Surgical Oncologist, lecture on ‘Evaluation and Management of Cancer’.

Dr. G. Senthil Kumar, Surgical Oncologist, lecture on ‘Recent and Future Trends in Cancer Research’.

Dr. Arun Sesachalam, Medical and Pediatric Oncologist, lecture on ‘Social Issues in Cancer’.

Biotechnology Association valediction was held on 5th March 2014 at Biotechnology Seminar Hall. The Chief Guest Dr. M. Rajalakshmi, Assistant Professor, Department of Biotechnology, Holy Cross College, Tiruchirappalli delivered an inspiring lecture on ‘Phytotherapeutics and Drug Discovery’. The programme started at 10:30 a.m. and ended at 11:30 a.m. The students and faculties from the sister departments like Biochemistry and Botany also benefited out of it. An Intra-Departmental Quiz Competition was conducted in the Department of Biotechnology on 6th March 2014. Winner was R. V. Meenakshi (I M.Sc. Biotechnology).

1.1 RESOURCE PERSONS

Title Nature Organiser Date

Dr. Joelri Michael Raj

DNA barcoding in land plants-A promising venture for species identification

Invited Talk Cauvery College for Women, Trichy

13.09.2013



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. A. Edward

Monosodium glutamate exposure alters histopathological and biochemical variables in rats under constant light

Asian J. Res. Pharm. Sci IN 2231-5640

4: 1-4, (2014)

Investigation of antibacterial and hemolytic activity of Russell’s viper and Echis carinatus venom

Asian J. Res. Pharm. Sci IN 2231-5667

4: 1-4, (2014)

Evaluation of antifungal activity of peptide and enzymes against the sugarcane red rot pathogen, Colletrichum falcatum

Middle East Journal of Scientific Research IN 1990-9233

15(5): 748-756, (2013)



Title Funded

by Place &

Date S/C/W

S N/ IN

Amount (Rs.)

National Conference on Advances in Biology UGC 6, 7.01.2014 C N

Dr. V. Balakrishnan Memorial CME Programs 2014 -Cancer 10.01.2014 17,000



Association activity Lecture on biotechnological perspectives of alternatives to animal experiments

Dr.Akbarsha, Director, MGDC, Bharathidasan University,Trichy

22.07. 2013 Students

Association activity Lecture on Pheromones and their applications: An update

Dr. G. Archunan, Prof. of Animal Sci., Bharathidasan Uni., Trichy

29.07.2013 Students

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M.Sc. Biotechnology (2012-14)

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BOTANY

The activities of the Botany Association were inaugurated by Dr. Subashini, Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Holy Cross College, Tiruchirappalli on 19th July 2013. She spoke about the importance of studying Botany as a subject in college and in Higher Education. She also highlighted the various job opportunities that the students of Botany will have in the future. The 44th Fr. Balam Memorial Endowment Lecture was held on 2nd September 2014. Dr. M. M. Musthafa, Director, National Research Centre for Banana, Tiruchirappalli was the chief guest. He spoke on ‘Recent Advances in Banana Research’. In his speech he highlighted the cultural practices adopted for banana crops. The students and staff members from the Department of Botany, Biochemistry, Biotechnology of our College and neighbouring institutions attended.

Mr. Anand Ethirajalu, HoD, Project Green Hands (PGH), Coimbatore, an alumnus of our institution had good interaction with the students of Botany Department on 17th December 2013. He focused his interaction on the importance of tree plantation. He insisted on planting trees by each individual and increasing the plant cover on our mother earth.

On 18th February 2014, a special talk was organized on ‘Recent Advances in Herbal Medicines in India’. Dr. S. Gopinathan, Director-Project, Srimad Andavan Arts & Science College, Tiruchirappalli shared his personal experience of working in different Herbal Drug Industries in India. He visualized the importance of herbal drugs and enumerated the potential herbal wealth of our country. Mr. Syad, Professional InfoTech, Coimbatore addressed the students on ‘Health Care and its applications’. He explained various job opportunities that are ahead of us. He inspired the audience by explaining the work in his company. Dr. V. K. George Intra-departmental Quiz Contest was conducted on 24th February 2014, among the students of Botany department. The first position was secured by N. Madhan Kumar and S. Aravinth and the second position by S. Arulraj and K. Sivasakthi. Prof. V. Rangarajan Inter-

departmental Quiz Contest was held on 26th February 2014, among the students of St. Joseph’s College. The team from Economics Department (K. Sankaranarayanan and Vijay Daniel Anthony) secured the first position and team from English Department (M. Raja Vignesh and C. Arun Kumaran) came second. Dr. D. Irudaya Arockiasamy Inter-Collegiate Quiz Contest in Life Sciences was organised on March 7, 2014. Five colleges from the city participated in the quiz contest. The winner was Department of Biotechnology of St. Joseph’s College (S. Santhoshkumar and R. V. Meenakshi) with 60 points, the first runner-up was Department of Botany of Bishop Heber College (D. Gladys Keerthana and K. Nibiya Banu) with 50 points and the second runner-up was Department of Botany of St. Joseph’s College (N. Madhan Kumar and P. Srinivasan) with 30 points. The Botany Association conducted two intra-departmental contests, i.e., Crossword Puzzle for PG students and Drawing Competition for UG students, held on 3rd March 2014 and 6th March 2014 respectively. P. Srinivasan (I M.Sc.) won the PG Prize and G. Aazhivaendhan (I B.Sc.) won the UG Prize.

On 5th March 2014, Botany Association held the valedictory function. Dr. M. V. Rao, Professor and Head, Department of Plant Science, Bharathidasan University delivered the valedictory address. He spoke on ‘Ex situ Conservation of Endangered Floras’. Department of Botany won the following prizes during this academic year:

Best Theatre Performance award in INDEP 2013-14.

Second prize in Carol Singing Competition organized by our College during Christmas season.

Second prize in Exhibition organized by our college during Jesuit centenary celebrations.

Overall shield from BIOFEST organised by the Department of Biotechnology, Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli.

Second prize in Basket Ball organised by our College.

1.1 DELEGATES [Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS) / International (IN)]


Dr. G. Melchias

Advances in Biology School of Biological Sciences, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

6-7th Jan 2014 C

National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants.

Department of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

5th Feb 2014 S

Microbiological and Phytochemical techniques St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 18th Dec 2013 W

Plant Taxonomy Dept. of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 26th Feb 2014 W

Dr. R. Jeyachandran

Advances in Biology School of Biological Sciences St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

6-7th Jan 2014 C

Microbiological & Phytochemical Techniques St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 18th Dec 2013 W

Plant Taxonomy Dept. of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 26th Feb 2014 W

National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants.

Department of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

5th Feb 2014 S

Dr. J. John

National Symposium on Recent Advances in medicinal and aromatic plants.

Dept. of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, 5th Feb 2014 C

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6-7th Jan 2014 C

One-day Workshop on Pharmacognostical Screening of Medicinal Plants

Dept. of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 4th Mar 2013 W



Dr. S. R. Senthilkumar

National symposium on recent advances in medicinal and aromatic plants.

Dept. of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 5th Feb 2014 C

National Conference on Advances in Biology School of Biological Sciences St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

6-7th Jan 2014 C

National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants



Plant Taxonomy Dept. of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 26th Feb 2014 W

Dr. S. Sahaya Sathish


Dept. of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 5th Feb 2014



6-7th Jan 2014 C


Dr. K. Rajan

4th Biopesticide International Conference Dept. of Zoology, St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai, Nov. 28-30, 2013

28-30th Nov 2013

IN-C



6-7th Jan 2014 C




Dr. A. Egbert Selwin Rose



6-7th Jan 2014 C

National conference on Emerging Trends and new Challenges in Biotechnology: A multi-Disciplinary Approach

Dept. of Biotechnology, MGR College, Hosur 19-20th Feb 2014

C

Dr. T. Francis Xavier


6-7th Jan 2014 C




Dr. M. Francis Sathiyaseelan



6-7th Jan 2014 C


Dr. H. David Raja


6-7th Jan 2014 C




Dr. Y. Justin Koilpillai



6-7th Jan 2014 C




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Title Name of the Organisation

Dr. G. Melchias

Human Genetic Engineering – behind and beyond headlines. Prof. CR Babuji Endowment Lecture

Loyola College, Chennai, 17 Feb. 2014

Genetically modified crops – time to reposition – Emerging trends in Biotechnology

Dept. of Biotechnology, Stella Maris College, Chennai, 17th Jan, 2014

Reforms in Curriculum development. Mother Theresa University and Jayaraj Annapackiam College for Women, Periyakulam, 13th Nov. 2013

External export, Board of Studies in Botany St.Xaviers College, Palayamkottai 14th Jan, 2014

Subject Expert in Botany, Interview Board Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli, 11 Jan, 2013

Board of Studies in Biotechnology AVC College, Mayiladuthurai, 14th May, 2013

Interview Board of Selection Committee, Major Project Dept. of Botany, Govt. Arts College, Coimbatore25th Ap, 2013

Board of Studies in Biotechnology Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli, 27Ap, 2013

Reivew of Examinations St.Mary’s College, Tuticorin, 6th Mar. 2013

Prof. RM Meenakshi Endowment Lecture Dept. of Botany, Holy Cross College, Tiruchirappalli 26Feb, 2013

Dr. R. Jeyachandran

Reviewer Tropical Biomedicine

Reviewer Journal of Medicinal Plant research

Editorial Board International Advance Journal of Plant Sciences

Reviewer Sky Journal of Microbiology Research

Doctoral Committee Member National College, Tiruchirappalli

Academic Auditing in Botany PSGR Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore

Young Scientist Programme Phase II Shepherd Dept., St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

Women and Children Welfare Camp Shepherd Dept., St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

Mid Term Review Meeting for Major Research Project UGC, New Delhi, 1.2.2014

Dr. J. John

Resource person – Hands on training Programme, Mushroom Cultivation Vivekanandha College of Arts and Sciences for Women, Tiruchengode, Namakkal – 28.9.11


B.Sc. Botany – Board of Studies Bishop Heber College (Autonomous), Tiruchirappalli on 7.6.13.

Botany – Board of Studies, Rajah Serfoji Govt. College (Autonomous), Thanjavur

Observer

Tamil Nadu Teachers Education University, B.Ed. / M.Ed. degree examinations - 12.10.2013-27.10.2013.

Resource Person State Level Workshop on Microbiological and Phytochemical Techniques, 18.12.2013


Mid-term Review Meeting for Major Research Project UGC, New Delhi, 1.2.2014


Mid-term Review Meeting for Major Research Project UGC, New Delhi, 1.2.2014

Resource Person in IAS Coaching at JASS, St.Joseph’s College, Trichy 14-02-2014 , JASS, SJC

Resource Person in PG TRB Botany Coaching at St.Joseph’s Academy, Kallakuruchi 16-02-2014, Kallakuruchi


Resource person delivered a lecture entitled “Biotechnology for a Better Future” organized by Bolivar Club, Department of Biotechnology,, Cauvery College for Women, Trichy -18.

On 12th September 2013, Organized by Dept. of Biotechnology, Cauvery College for Women, Tiruchirappalli-18

1.3 PAPERS PRESENTED [Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)/National (N)/International (IN)]

Title Place & Date S/C/W

S N/ IN

Dr. R. Jeyachandran

Pharmacognostical properties and in vitro studies on Ammania baccifera Linn, Proceedings of the International Conference on Natural Products Utilization: From Plants to Pharmacy shelf.

3rd-6th November 2013, Bansko, Bulgaria.

C IN

Pharmacognostic screening and in vitro micro propagation of Tylophora ovate L. Proceedings of the International Conference on Natural Products Utilization: From Plants to Pharmacy shelf.

3rd-6th November 2013, Bansko, Bulgaria.

C IN

Biopolymer (Chitosan) Encapsulation of Natural Antioxidants from caffeoyl derivative containing medicinal and aromatic plants (Artemisia pallens, Ocimum tenuiflorum) (2013). Proceeding of National seminar on Tree Biotechnology (Emerging opportunities in Forestry and Tree Science.

23rd and 24th September 2013. Institute of Forest Genetics & Tree Breeding. Coimbatore.

S N

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Pharmacognostic screening of Acalypha lanceolata willd. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, on 5th February, 2014

S N

Pharmacological utility of Ageratum conizoides l. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N

Pharmacological importance of Cornukaempferia aurantiflora Mood & Larsen. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N

Pharmacological efficacy of Tylophora indica l. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N

Ethnobotanical significane of Tithonia diversifloia (hemsl) a. Gray. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N

Ethnomedicobotanical significance of Ocimum tenuiflorum l. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N

Role of Taraxacum officinale (l.) Weber. In traditional Folk medicine. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N

Ethno pharmacological importance of Phyllanthus niruri Linn. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N

Medicinal values of Cassia auriculata l. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N

Artemisia pallens wall. Ex - a miracle herb and Boon to medical science. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.


S N


The effect of various concentration of Mango spent water on seed germination and seedlings growth of green gram (Vigna radiata L.) variety kurumani-2. . National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”

Department of Botany, St. Andrew’s College, Gorakhpur, 2013

C N

Phytochemical Analysis of Indigofera linnaei L. using UV-VIS, FTIR and GC-MS National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Preliminary Phytochemical analysis and antibacterial activities on Clitoria ternatea . National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Studies on the moss diversity of the Kolli hills in the Eastern Ghats of Tamil Nadu, India, 334. National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

In vitro antibacterial activity of Indigofera linnaei L. against selected pathogenic bacteria. National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Hepatoprotective Activity of Eclipta alba on Carbon Tetrachloride Induced Hepatotoxicity in Rats. National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Antioxidant Activity of Eclipta prostrata on Carbon Tetrachloride-Induced Hepatotoxicity in Rats. National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Anti inflammatory activity of Eclipta prostrata on carraceenan induced paw edema in rats. National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Antimicrobial activity and preliminary phytochemical analysis of Sesamum lacinatum. (Klein) ex willd National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Phytochemical studies on selective medicinal plants National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Antimicrobial and phytochemical screening of Tragia involucrata L. using UV-Vis and FTIR National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Analyses of the effect of sugar mill effluent in the growth black gram and sorghum by germination studies National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Checklist of Mosses (Bryopsida) of the Kalrayan hills in the Eastern Ghats of Tamil Nadu, India National conference on “Drug discovery, Threatened medicinal plants and strategies for sustainable use”


C N

Some Medicinal Uses Ferns of Bodamalai Hills, Eastern Ghats of Tamilnadu, India. National Symposium on “Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants”.

Department of Botany, St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous) Tiruchirappalli -2, 2014

C N

Studies on the Mosses (Bryophytes) of the Kalrayan Hills of Tamilnadu, India. National Symposium on “Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants


C N

Green synthesis of silver nanoparticles using lower cryptogams – a review. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants.


C N

Antibacterial activity of the extracts of Moss plant Cryptopapillaria fuscescens (Hook) A. Jaeger against some pathogenic bacteria National Symposium on “Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants


C N

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Colonization pattern of arbuscular mycorrhiza in some tree species of tannery polluted soil


S N

Morphology of arbuscular mycorrhiza in selected tree species of tiruchirappalli Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, on 5th February, 2014

S N

National conference on Emerging trends and new challenges in Biotechnology-a multidisciplinary approach

Dept. of Biotechnology, MGR College, Hosur, 19-20th Feb. 2014

C N

Dr. S. Soosairaj

Checklist of flora of Sittanavasal, Pudukkottai district, Tamilnadu, India. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, on 5th February, 2014, pp45

S N

Threatened plants of the Southern Eastern ghats, Tamilnadu, India. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, on 5th February, 2014, pp17.

S N

Ethnobotanical studies on plant resources of Semmalai hills, Karur District, Tamilnadu. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, on 5th February, 2014, pp31

S N

Preliminary phytochemical analysis of fruit extracts of Morinda tinctoria Roxb. and Datura inoxia Mill. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, on 5th February, 2014, pp21.

S N

Traditional health practice of Thottianaikans of Semmalai hills, Tamilnadu. National Symposium on Herbs: a natural wonder for Disease and Pest control.

Dept. of Biotechnology, Periyar University, Salem, 20th August. pp.3.

S N

Phytochemical screening and antimicrobial activity of Geophila repens (L.) I.M.Johnst. National seminar on “Therapeutic biocompounds”,

Department of Biochemistry, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli on 1st & 2nd of March, 2013, pp 18.

S N


Activity profile of Selected Medicinal plants against Human Bacterial Pathogens 18th December 2013, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

S

N

Antimicrobial Activity of Parthenium hysterophorus against Bacterial Pathogens 18th December 2013, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

S N

Ethnobotanical survey of Medicinal Plants for the Treatment of Liver problems in Thodumalai of Trivandrum District of Kerela

18th December 2013, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

S N

Floristic Composition and Practices on the selected Sacred Groves of Karur District

18th December 2013, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

S N

Dr. M. Francis Sathiyaseelan

In vitro screening of secondary metabolites and antimicrobial activities of ethanol and acetone from Hemionitis arifoila. Recent advances inmedicinal and aromatic plants

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli. 5th February, 2014

S N

Investigating antimicrobial activities of different plant extracts in Argyreia osyrensis. Recent advances inmedicinal and aromatic plants

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli. 5th February, 2014

S N

In vitro Studies on Two Adaptogenic Plants – Tinospora cordifolia (Miers) and Cicer arietinum (L.). National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, 5th February, 2014

S N

In vitro Regeneration of Vernonia cienerea – An Anticancerous Plant. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and aromatic plants.

Department of Botany, St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli, 5th February, 2014

S N



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. G. Melchias

Monosodium glutamate exposure alters histopathological and biochemical variables in rats under constant light.

Asian J. Res. Pharm. Sci. IN 2231-5659

4(1): 1-4, 2014

Investigation of antibacterial and haemolytic activity of Russell’s viper and Echis carinatus venom.

Asian J. Res. Pharm. Ana. IN 2231-5667

4(1): 1-4, 2014

Pharmacophore modeling and virtual screening approaches towards designing of novel inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum carbonic anhydrase.

Inter. J. Comp. and Med. Chem. IN 2321-7243

1(1): 44-53

Evaluation of Antifungal activity of Peptides and enzymes against the Sugarcane Red Rot pathogen, Collectotrichum falcatum.

Middle East Journal of Scientific Research IN 1990-9233

15(5): 748-756

Dr. R. Jeyachandran

Hairy root production of transgenic Plumbago zelanica L. Plants with Agrobacterium Rhizogenes under in vitro conditions.

International Journal of Biotechnology and Research Impact Factor 1.2579

IN 2249-6858.

Vol-3(1): 105-110., 2013

An efficient protocol for in vitro flowering and fruiting in Micrococca mercurialis (L.)Benth.

International Journal of Natural and Applied Science

IN 2(1): 18-22., 2013

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Year

In vitro Antimicrobial activity of Acalypha chengalpattensis. (Narasimhan) – A new species.

International Journal of Applied Biology and Pharmaceutical Technology.

IN 0976-4550.

Vol-4, (4)

Biopolymer (Chitosan) encapsulation of natural antioxidants extracted from caffeoyl derivative containing medicinal and aromatic plants: Artemisia pallens, Ocimum tenuiflorum

American Journal of Pharmtech research IN 2249-3387

3(5): 1-14

Influence of plant growth regulators on Micropropagation and in vitro flowering of Trichodesma indicum

Plant Biosystems

IN 1126-3504

147(2): 493-499, 2013


Ethnobotanical study of Kani tribes in Thodu hills of Kerala, South India

Journal of Ethnopharmacology IN 152: 78-90, 2014

Efficacy of ethanolic leaf extract of Moringa concanensis apairst streptococcus pyogenes with reference to disc diffusion method

IRJIPS IN 2321-7855

1: 44-48 2013

Isolation and Identification of Crypococcus neoformans from pigeon droppings in Tiruchirappalli district of Tamil Nadu.

Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. IN 2319-7706

2: 404-409, 2013

Bacteriostatic effect of Seidenfia sheedi on bacterial pathogens by Time course method

IJBPAS IN 2277-4998

2: 630-638, 2013

Micropropagation of Operculina tyrpethum using contyledonvary node explants.

Academic Journal of Plant Sciences IN 10.5829 6: 77-81,2013

Antibiogram profile of pathogenic fungi on Seidenfia Rheedi leaf extracts.

Pharma and Biosciences IN 0795-6299

4: 416-422, 2013


Antimicrobial activity and preliminary phytochemical analysis of Sesamum lacinatum. (Klein) Ex Willd

International Journal of Research in Engineering and Bioscience.

IN 2321-743x

1: 17-24 (2013)

Phytochemical studies on selective medicinal plants. International Journal of Research in Engineering and Bioscience.

IN 2321-743x

1: 57-62 (2013)

Bryophytes in India the current status International Journal of Research in Engineering and Bioscience.

IN 2321-743x

1: 23-31 (2013)

Antimicrobial and Phytochemical Screening of Tragia involuceratal. Using UV – VIS and FTIR


IN 2321-743x

1: 82-90 (2013)

Analysis of the effect of Sugar mill effluent in the growth Black Gram and Sorghum by Germinations Studies


IN 2321-743x

1: 91-100 (2013)

Checklist of Mosses (Bryopsida) of the Kalrayan hills in the Eastern Ghats of Tamil Nadu, India


IN 2321-743x

1: 18-23 (2013)


In vitro determination of antibacterial activity of Lepidagathis cristata willd

International Journal of Research in Engineering and Bioscience

IN 2321-743x

1: 76 – 81, 2013

Dr. S. Soosairaj

Micromorphological assessment and stem anatomy of Spermacoce species of Tamilnadu, India.

Life Sciences Leaflets IN 0976-1098

8: 19-28, 2013.

Phytochemical screening and antimicrobial activity of Geophila repens (L.) I.M.Johnst.


IN 2278-6570.

26-32. 2013.

Treatment of jaundice by traditional healthcare system. International Journal of Biology, Pharmacy and Allied Sciences

IN 2277-4998

2(6): 1373-1378, 2013.

Extended distribution of Capparis shevaroyensis Sund.-Ragh. (Capparaceae) an endemic and vulnerable shrub in Peninsular India to the Eastern ghats of Tamilnadu.

Indian Journal of Fundamental and Applied Life Sciences

IN 2231-6345

3(1): 137-140. 2013.

Standardization of seed dormancy breaking protocol for Aristolochia tagala – a rare and vulnerable twiner.

The International Journal of Plant Reproductive Biology.

IN 0975-4296

5(1): 85-88, 2013.

Spilanthes radicans Jacq. (Asteraceae) a new record to Tamilnadu, India.

International Journal of Integrative Sciences, Innovation and Technology

IN 2278-1145.

2(6): 34-35, 2013.

Angiospermic hydrophytes in different wetlands of Villupuram district, Tamilnadu, India.

J. Econ. Taxon. Bot. N 2050-9768

37(2): 239-248. 2013.

Distributional new report of Cymbidium macrorhizon Lindl. (Orchidaceae) a terrestrial orchid to Peninsular India.

J. Econ. Tax. Bot. N 2050-9768

36(4): 853 – 855. 2013.

Luffa amara Roxb. (Cucurbitaceae) – an addition to the Flora of Tamilnadu.

J. Swamy Bot. Club N 0256-9493

29: 31-34. 2013.


Ethnobotanical study of Kani tribes in Thoduhills of Kerala, South India

Journal of Ethnopharmacology (Impact Factor:3.2)

IN 0378-8741

152:78-90 2014

Spectrum of opportunistic pathogens in HIV/AIDS patients of Namakkal district of Tamil Nadu, India

International journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences (Impact Factor 0.32)

IN 2319-7706

2(8):110-113 2013

Antibiogram profile of pathogenic fungi on Seidenfia rheedii leaf extracts

International Journal of Pharma and Biosciences ( Impact Factor 0.4)

IN 0975-6299

4(3):416-422 2013

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Year

Isolation and Identification of Cryptococcus neoformans from pigeon droppings in Tiruchirappalli district of Tamil Nadu, South India

International journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ( Impact Factor 0.32)

IN 2319-7706

2(11): 404-409 2013

In vitro inhibition of pathogenic bacteria by Solanum seaforthianum L.

Asian Journal of Plant Sciences and Research

IN 224907412

3(4): 70-76 2013

Antimicrobial activity of the medicinal plant Senna obtuse Roxb. International journal of biology, Pharmacy and Allied Sciences

IN 2277-4998

2(5): 1135-1140 2013

Floristic studies on selected Sacred groves of Tiruchirappalli district, Tamil nadu.

International journal of biology, Pharmacy and Allied Sciences

IN 2277-4998

2(4): 968-973 2013

Bacteriostatic effect of Seidenfia rheedii on Bacterial pathogens by Time Course Assay

International journal of biology, Pharmacy and Allied Sciences

IN 2277-4998

2(3): 630-638 2013

Floristic composition and practices on the selected sacred groves of Rajapalayam , Virudhunagar district , tamil Andu

Archives of Applied Science Research IN 0975-508X

5(3):7-10

Antibacterial and phytochemical screening of Solanum erianthum D.Don

Journal of Natural products and Plant Resources

N 2231-3184

3(2): 131-133 2013

Comparison of different media for the pigment production of pathogenic and Non-pathogenic Cryptococcus neoformans Isolates

Scholars Academic Journal of Biosciences N 2321-6883

1(6):263-266 2013


In vitro Quantification study of Flavonoids from Tagetes erecta. Asian Journal of Biotechnology IN 1996-0700

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1.5 Ph.D. DEGREE CONFERRED AS GUIDE

Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Ref. No. Conferred on University

Dr. R. Jeyachandran

Baskaran, X. DNA sequencing, micropropagation and pharmacological evaluation of Pteris tripartita Sw. –a critically endangered fern

28662/Botany/PhD/CE/2052

17.02.2014 Bharathidasan

1.6 REFRESHER / ORIENTATION COURSE

Name of the Faculty Organiser Date

From To

Dr. J. John Jesuit Higher Education Commission 17.11.2013 22.11.2013

Dr. T. Francis Xavier School of Biotechnology, Madurai Kamaraj University 15.05.2013 29.05.2013

Dr. M Francis Sathyaseelan School of Biotechnology, Madurai Kamaraj University 15.05.2013 29.05.2013

Dr. H. Davidraja H Jesuit Higher Education Commission 17.11.2013 26.11.2013

Dr. H. Davidraja H Jesuit Higher Education Commission 14.05.2013 24.05.2013

Dr. Y. Justin Koilpillai Jesuit Higher Education Commission 14.05.2013 24.05.2013

Dr. Y. Justin Koilpillai Jesuit Higher Education Commission 17.11.2013 26.11.2013

1.7 HONOUR / AWARD RECEIVED

Name of the Faculty /Student

Issued by the Organisation/ Agency Place Date Type (A/R)

N/ IN

Dr. G. Melchias G Honorary Fellow Member, Academy of Environment and Life Science

Agra 2013 R N

Dr.R. Jeyachandran Chaired a session on Biodiversity and sustainable uses of Natural products

International Conference on Natural product utilization – from plants to pharmacy shelf Bansko, Bulgaria

3 to 6.11.2013 R IN

Dr.SR Senthilkumar Providing picture and support in designing 18th International Microscopy Congress Website

Prague, Czech Republic 7 to 12-9-2014 R IN

Dr.T.Francis Xavier Science and Engineering Research Board, (SERB) , DST.

New Delhi May 2013 A N

1.8 FUNDS MOBILIZED (Major/Minor Projects)

Title of the Project Major/ Minor

Funding Agency Project Period

Grants Sanctioned

Dr. R. Jeyachandran

Phytopharmacological evaluation and QSAR study of bioactive principles of most critically endangered fern Pteris tripartita Sw. from South India

Major UGC, New Delhi 2012-15 Rs. 8,78,800

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Grants Sanctioned


Study of the diversity and the distribution pattern of mosses in Eastern Ghats of Tamilnadu


Dr. S. Soosairaj

Geospatial modelling of ecological niche and distribution of some threatened species in eastern ghats of tamilnadu

Major DST, New Delhi 2012-15 Rs. 11,70,000

Status and distribution Survey of selected CR/EN/DD taxa in wild

Major Tamilnadu Forest Department 2013-15 Rs. 3,80,000


Isolation and characterization of opportunistic pathogens from hospitalized AIDS patients of Namakkal district and antimicrobial screening of traditional medicinal plants of kolli hills on opportunistic pathogens


Isolation and characterization of emerging opportunistic pathogens from hospitalized AIDS patients of Karur districts of Tamilnadu and antimicrobial screening of local medicinal plants on opportunistic pathogens

Major DST, New Delhi 2013-16 Rs. 17,00,000



Title Funded

by Place &

Date S/C/W

S N/ IN

Amount (Rs.)

Advances in Biology- (NCAB,2014) UGC 6, 7.01.2014 C N

Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Self 5.02.2014 C N

Microbial and phytochemical techniques (invisibles and phytobiotics

Self 18.12.2013 WS N

Plant Grafting techniques Self 19.12.2013 WS N

Landscape designing Self 10.01.2014 WS N

Vermicomposting Technology Self 28.01.2014 WS N

Plant taxonomy Self 26.02.2014 WS N



Association activity Botany Association inaugural Address Dr. Subashini 19.07.2013 Students

Association activity Herbal drug industry: Current scenario and future prospects

Dr. S Gopinathan 18.02.2014 Students

Association activity Health care and its applications Mr. Syed, Infotech, Coimbatore

22.02.2014 Students

Exhibition Twin Jubilee Exhibition (II Prize) -- 31.01.2014 Students

Association activity Alternative carrier opportunities in development sector

Mr. Anand Ethirajalu 17.12.2014 Students

Quiz contest Prof. V. K. George Intradepartmental Quiz Contest

Dr. S.Sahaya Sathish 24.02.2014 Students

Quiz contest Prof. V. Rengarajan Interdepartmental Quiz Contest


Quiz contest Dr. Irudaya Arockiasamy Inter Collegiate quiz contest


1.11 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MoU) SIGNED

Type of Programme Title Date Beneficiaries

MoU National Research Center for Banana, Tiruchirappalli 02.09.2013 Students

MoU ANSA Herbs and Foods Pvt. Ltd., Tiruchirappalli 02.09.2013 Students

1.12 MEMORIAL/ENDOWMENT LECTURE

Programme Resource Person Lecture on Date

44th Balam Memorial Endowment Lecture Dr. M.M. Mustaffa Recent Advances in Banana research 02.09.2013

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B.Sc. Botany (2011-14)

M.Sc. Botany (2012-14)

M.Phil. Botany (2013-14)

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

(BBA)

The association inauguration was held on 17th July 2013 at the community centre. The chief guest was Mr. K. Kumar, Branch Manager, LIC of India, Trichy. He delivered his speech on the need of continuous improvement in everyone’s life. He determined victory as a slow achieving process. The overall shield was won by our department after two years. Mohan, II year student, got the over-all individual championship in which he bagged four first prizes in the track events of the Sports Day conducted on 27th August 2013. On 30th August 2013 at Sail Hall, the meeting was arranged to impart the knowledge to the students related to UPSC exams. The chief guest Dr. Rajendren, Associate Professor from Bishop Heber College gave a detailed speech to the students regarding the pros of UPSC exams. On 14th September 2013, in Sail Hall, parent-teachers meet was held. The department arranged an educational tour to Goa from 18th September 2013 to 23rd September, 2013. In order to motivate the entrepreneurial skills among our students, the department conducted a competition namely ‘Wealth Out of Waste’ on 30th September 2013. The students’

performance was evaluated by Dr. F. Selvakumaran, Dean of Student Affair, St. Joseph’s College. In INDEP which was held on 12th to 14th December 2013, our students received nine prizes. On 13th February 2014, the department conducted an orientation programme on placement. The institution’s CEO Mr. Richard Carol Dhanabalan was the chief guest. He talked about personality development and preparation of resume. On 4th February 2014, the department conducted a meeting on entrepreneurial skill development. The chief guest was Mr. Pandiyan, the manager of Orbit. He gave valuable tips to the students. On 7th February 2014, our students participated and won seven prizes in the EQOINOX, a cultural event conducted by the EXCEL School of business, Erode. On 22nd February 2014, our students participated and won five prizes in EXOBIZ 2014, conducted by Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy. On 6th March 2014, the department conducted an inter-departmental essay writing competition.

BBA ‘A’ (2011-14)

BBA ‘B’ (2011-14)

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CHEMISTRY

Chemistry Association was inaugurated by Dr. Lourdu Doss, Professor, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, who delivered the inaugural address on ‘Molecular Electronics’ on 2nd July 2013. Dr. S. J. Arulraj Endowment Lecture was conducted on 4th October 2013, Dr. Sivakumar, HoD, School of Chemistry, IGCAR, Kalpakkam was the resource person who spoke on ‘Mass Spectroscopy’. Dr. Mathew J. Moolel, SJ Endowment Lecture was conducted on 10th December 2013. Prof. P. H. Dixneuf, University of Rennes,

France was the resource person, who delivered a lecture on ‘Green Chemical Catalysis of Oreganometallic Compounds’. Dr. Alagiri, Institute of Microbial Chemistry, Tokyo, Japan delivered a lecture on ‘Total Synthesis of Tamilflu’ in the Chemistry Association meeting on 7th February 2014. Valedictory Function of Chemistry Association was arranged on 7th March 2014. Dr. A. Peter Pascal Regis, Vice-Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy delivered the valedictory address on “A New Approach for Teaching Group Theory for Blinds”.

1.1 DELEGATES/RESOURCE PERSON

[Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)/National (N)/International (IN)]

Title Place Date Member

Dr. S. R. Bheeter

National seminar on Electronic Spectra of complexes EVR College, Tiruchi 08.10.13 Resource Person

Special Seminar on NMR. ESR-Inorganic Applications AVVM Pushpam College, Poondi 13.08.13 Resource Person

International conference with Synergy in Bio Molecules Bishop Heber College, Tiruchi 10.01.14 Judge for Poster Presentation

Endowment Lecture on Hybridisation and Structural Aspects

Queen Mary’s College, Chennai 27.01.14 Resource Person

Endowment Lecture on Co-ordination Chemistry Queen Mary’s College, Chennai 27.01.14 Resource Person

Dr. N. Xavier

TNPSC Exams Examiner-Workshop Chennai 26,27.06.13 Examiner

Dr. A. Peter Pascal Regis

International conference with Synergy in Bio- Molecules Bishop Heber College, Trichy 10.01.14 Judge for Poster Presentation

Concepts of Group Theory Vivekananda College of Arts and Sciences for Women

24.02.14

Resource Person

Dr. V. Alex Ramani

National Seminar on Therapeutic Bio-compounds NSTB - 13 Department of Biochemistry, St. Joseph's College, Trichy

01,02.03.13 Resource Person

One Day State Level Workshop on Microbiological & Phytochemical Techniques

Dept. of Botany, St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2

18.12.13 Resource Person

Special Lecture on Organic Photochemistry and Pericyclic Reactions

Theivanai Ammal College (W), Villupuram 1


State Level Workshop on Modern Methods of Analytical Techniques in Chemistry Research

Dept. of Chemistry, St. Joseph's College, Trichy


Invited Talk on Chemsketch Dept. Of Chemistry, Holy Cross College, Trichy

05.02.14 Special Lecture

The Useful Natural Products Vivekananda College of Arts and Sciences for Women


Dr. A. N. Paul Angelo

Invited Talk on ‘Learning Made Easy’ Cauvery College, Tiruchirappalli


Invited Talk on ‘Memory Techniques’ Holy Cross College of Education, Tiruchirappalli


Invited Talk on ‘Test of Reasoning’ St. Joseph's College, Trichy 19.09.13 Resource Person

Invited Talk on ‘Logical Reasoning’ at short-Term Course on Preparation for the Govt. Service Examinations Project

IAS Academy, St. Joseph's College, Trichy





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Title Place Date Member

Dr. A. Rose Venis







Mr. A. Irudaya Jothi

Enhancing Employability Skills: Competitive Examinations Dept. of Commerce, Holy Cross College, Trichy


One-Day Aptitude Training for NET/SLET Faculty Aspirants Gnanam School of Business, Thanjavur 29.11.13 Resource Person

Student Development Program Gnanam School of Business, Thanjavur 18.09.13 Resource Person

Proliferation of Nanotechnology M.A.M. School of Engineering, Siruganur, Trichy-621105


The Six Pillars of Organic Chemistry Selvam Arts & Science College, Namakkal 07.08.13 Resource Person

One – Day Workshop on HIV Awareness Red Ribbon Club, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy-2

11.02.14 Participant

NSS Orientation Course Empanelled Training Inst., Madras School of Social Work, Chennai

29.01.14 to 04.02.14

Participant

One Day Workshop on Self-Motivation, Servant Leadership & Team Work

Gnanam School of Business, Thanjavur 23.11.13 Participant

Staff Orientation of Values Dept. of Foundation Courses 20-21.01.14 Participant

RRC Programme Officers Meeting & RRC Peer Educators Training Program

Bharathidasan University, Trichy 01.07.13 Participant

Mr. S. Antony Sakthi

Environmental Challenges, Problems and Their Solutions K. Ramakrishna College of Engineering 13.09.13 Resource Person

Staff Orientation of Values Dept. of Foundation Courses 20-21.01.14 Participant

Dr. A. Simi

Invited talk on ‘Chemistry of Our Mother Nature’ in the Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment sponsored National Seminar on Advances in Chemistry Research and Opportunities

Dept. of Chemistry, All Saint’s College, Thiruvanthapuram, Kerala

05.08.13

Resource Person

Special Lecture on ‘Group Theory and its Applications’ at One Day Seminar

All Saint’s College, Thiruvanthapuram, Kerala

21.10.13

Resource Person

Invited talk on ‘Mysteries of Chemistry in Human Existence’ at National seminar

Dept. of Chemistry, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam.


Mr. M. Jerald Antony Joseph







Mr. A. Leo Stanley









Dr. S. R. Bheeter

Synthesis and Charectarisation of Metal complexes of picolinic acid Mother Theresa University, Kodaikanal

19.03.13 S

Spectroscopic identification of Coordination Compounds Cauvery College, Trichy .03.13 S

Dr. M. Amaladasan

Chemical and Biological Characterization of Transition Metal Ions of Bis(benzil)ethylenediamine with o-phenylenediamine

Bishop Heber College, Trichy-17

10.01.13

IN-C

Synthesis, Characterization and biological screening of 10 membered tetraazamacrocyclic transition metal complexes containing hydrazine hydrochloride

Periyar University, Salem

21.02.13 IN-C

Advanced Materials St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 24.02.14 C

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Dr. N. Xavier

Adsorption of Congored By Activated Carbon From Aqueous Solution – Kinetics And Equilibrium Studies

Holy Cross College, Nagercoil 04.10.13 N

Dr. V. Alex Ramani

Phytochemical Analysis of the Extract of the Medicinal Plant – Cayratia pedata Dhirajlal Gandhi College of Tech., Salem

04.10.13 C

Phytochemival Screening and Adsorption studies of Brugmansia suaveolens Dhirajlal Gandhi College of Tech., Salem

04.10.13 C

Phytochemical analysis of Alseodaphane semecarpifoliaby GC-MS. SASTRA University, Thanjavur. .03.13 IN-C

Anti-inflammatory and analgesic activity studies on Alseodaphane semecarpifolia bark and leaf extract.

VIT University, Vellore 07.05.13 IN-C


Synthesis and Characterization of Gd(III) Sequestered [18]-Membered Dioxadiaza Macrocyclcic Ligand and its Trans-metallated Co(III), Ni(II) and Cu(II) complexes

Periyar University, Salem 20-22. Feb 2013

IN-C

Dr. A. Rose Venis

Excess volumes and viscosities of binary liquid mixtures of 2-ethoxy ethanol and nitrobenzene at 303.15K


Mr. S. Antony Sakthi

Cyclic Voltammetric Studies on Anodic Ethxoylation of Benzyl Alcohol Dhirajlal Gandhi College of Tech., Salem

04.10.13 N

Mrs. A. S. Stella Shalini

Chemical and Biological Characterization of Transition Metal Ions of Bis(benzil)ethylenediamine with o-phenylenediamine

Bishop Heber College, Trichy-17 10.01.14 IN

Synthesis, Characterization and biological screening of 10 membered tetraazamacrocyclic transition metal complexes containing hydrazine hydrochloride

Periyar University, Salem 21.02.14 IN

Mr. A. Ceril Jeoffrey

Spectroscopic identification of Coordination Compounds Cauvery College for Women .03.14 N


Adsorption of Congored by Activated Carbon from Aqueous Solution – Kinetics and Equilibrium Studies


Mr. C. Rajarathinam

The corrosion inhibition of Isonictinamide-Zn2+ system controls the corrosion of carbon steel in aqueous solution

Bishop Heber College , Tiruchi 11.01.14 IN

Mr. A. Leo Stanley

Phytochemical Analysis of the Extract of the Medicinal Palnt – Cayratia pedata Dhirajlal Gandhi College of Tech. Salem

04.10.13 N

Mr. A. Arun Joseph Rosario

Science Academics Lecture Workshop on Advances in Chemistry MK University, Madurai

26, 27.07.13 N



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. K. Joseph Santhanaraj

6-(4-Methoxyphenyl)-1,3,5-triazine-2,4-diamine Acta Crystallographica Sec. E IN 2012, E68, o2910

Nitrate mediated oxidation of p-xylene by emusion electrolysis Electrochimica Acta IN 2013, 111, 384

Dr. M. Amaladasan

Synthesis and characterization of 12-membered tetraazamacrocyclic transition metal complexes containing ethylenediamine

RETELL N 0973–404X

Mar 2013

Synthesis and Characterization of unsymmetrical macrocyclic transition metal complexes derived from bis(benzil)ethylenediamine and o-phenylenediamine


Mar 2013

Synthesis, characterization and biological activity of Aminopyridine Mannich Base

International Journal of Pharmacy and Integrated Life Sciences

IN 2320-0780

Jun 2013

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ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Synthesis, characterization and biological activities of cinnamaldehyde’s mannich bases

International Journal of Pharmacy and Integrated Life Sciences

IN 0975-1491

Jun 2013

A study of synthesized mannich base inhibition on mild steel corrosion in acid medium

Pelagia Research Library Der Chemica Sinica

IN 0976-8505

Jun 2013

Synthesis, characterization and biological screening of unsymmetrical 11-membered Tetraazamacrocyclic complexes containing urea

International Journal of Chem Tech Research

IN 0974-4290

Mar 2014

Synthesis, characterization and biological screening of unsymmetrical 11-membered Tetraazamacrocyclic complexes containing Thiourea


IN 0974-4290

Mar 2014

Synthesis, characterization and biological activity of new mannich base N-(2-hydroxyphenyl)(o-tolylamino)methyl)acrylamide

Pelagia Research Library Der Chemica Sinica

IN 0976-8505

Mar 2014

Dr. V. Alex Ramani

Phytochemical screening and bioactivity studies of Phyllanthus wigtianus.

Journal of Pharmacy Research (Elsevier) IN 2278-6783

6:188-192, 2013

Dr. S. Joseph Selvaraj

Copper (II) complexes of 2-(2-pyridyl) benzimidazole Synthesis, characterization and Biological Studies

Research Journal of Chemistry and Environment

IN 18(2) Feb 2014

Dr. A. Rose Venis

Excess volumes and viscosities of binary liquid mixtures of 2-ethoxyethanol and chloro benzene at 303.15

J. Chem. Pharm. Res.

IN 0975- 7384

5(2): 314-317, 2013

Mrs. A. S. Stella Shalini

Synthesis and characterization of 12-membered tetraazamacrocyclic transition metal complexes containing ethylenediamine


Mar 2013

Synthesis and Characterization of unsymmetrical macrocyclic transition metal complexes derived from bis(benzil)ethylenediamine and o-phenylenediamine


Mar 2013

Synthesis, characterization and biological screening of unsymmetrical 11-membered Tetraazamacrocyclic complexes containing urea


IN 0974-4290

Mar 2014

Synthesis, characterization and biological screening of unsymmetrical 11-membered Tetraazamacrocyclic complexes containing Thiourea


IN 0974-4290

Mar 2014

Dr. A. Simi

Effect of Anti Polar Mass on Nickel Positive Electrode in Nickel Cadmium Batteries

International Journal of Recent Scientific Research.

IN 0976-3031

5(1): 304-311 (2014)

Dr. S. Britto

Synthesis, Spectral and antimicrobial studies of thioiminium iodides and hdrochlorides

Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy

IN 120: 489-493 (2014)

Mr. A. Leo Stanley

Phytochemical Analysis and Structural Characterisation Studies of the Extracts of the Medicinal Plant -Cayratia pedata

Chemical Sciences Review and Letters IN 2278-6783

2(5): 355-361 2013

1.4 BOOKS PUBLISHED

Title of the Book Publishers ISSN Year

Dr. V. Alex Ramani & Mr. S. Antony Sakthi (Co-authored)

Semimicro Inorganic Qualitative Analysis – A Laboratory Manual for I. B.Sc Chemistry Students

Department of Chemistry, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

Private Circulation

2014

1.5 PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT

Portfolio Name of the Institution Date

Dr. S. R. Bheeter

External Academic Audit Member Bishop Heber College, Tiruchi 18.12.13

External Academic Audit Member Jamal Mohamad College, Tiruchi 10.04.14

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Portfolio Name of the Institution Date

Board of Studies Member Bishop Heber College, Tiruchi

Board of Studies Member Holy Cross College, Tiruchi

Board of Studies Member St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai

Dr. A. Peter Pascal Regis

Value Virtual Labs on Chemical Sciences VMKV Engineering College, Salem 16.04.13


Value Virtual Labs on Chemical Sciences VMKV Engineering College, Salem 16.04.13

FDP programme on “Current Developments in Life Sciences : An Interdisciplinary approach

Anna University, Trichy Campus 19-25.08.13

Managerial Skills St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 14-17.11.13

Frontier Areas in Chemical Technologies FACTs-2014 Department of Industrial Chemistry, Alagappa University, Karaikudi

21-22.02.14

Dr. A. Simi

Staff Orientation on Values St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2 20-21.01.14

Staff Orientation on Computer Literacy St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2 23-24.01.14

Mr. A. Ceril Jeoffrey




Staff Orientation on Computer Literacy St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2 23-24.01.14

1.5 Ph.D. DEGREE CONFERRED

Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Conferred on University

Dr. N. Xavier

S. Lawrence Indirect Electrochemical Oxidation of Alcohols in a Biphasic Medium 04.07.13 Bharathidasan

Dr. V. Alex Ramani

X. Queen Rosary Sheela

Phytochemical, Pharmacological and Anatomical investigation of Polygonum barbatum and Naregamia alata


1.6 REFRESHER / ORIENTATION COURSE

Name of the Faculty Organiser Date

From To

Dr. A. Edwin Vasu

UGC Sponsored Refresher Course in Chemistry

Academic Staff College, Bharathidasan University, Trichy 01.02.2014 21.02.2014



Funding Agency Project Period Grants Sanctioned


Design, Microwave Assisted Synthesis Characterization and Electrochemical Investigation of Potential Sequestrands for the isolation of Radioactive Lanthanide and Actinide metal ions

Minor UGC-DAE CSR Apr 2013 to Mar 2014

Rs. 2,36,000

1.8 DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES (Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)

Title Funded by Place Date Nature

(S/C/WS)

CSIR NET Coaching Classes Management St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2

Jun-Dec 2013 College

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Title Funded by Place Date Nature

(S/C/WS)


UGC St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2

31.01.2014 WS

Total Synthesis of Tamiflu Management St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2

07.02.2014 College

Short-Term Course on Preparation for the Govt. Service Examinations Project - IAS Preliminary Coaching Classes

UGC St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2

11 Feb to 05 Mar 2014

Regional Level

UGC-CSIR Coaching Management St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2

13-14.06.14 College

IIT Coaching Management St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 2

13-14.06.14 College


Type of Programme Resource Person Lecture on Date

Dr. S. J. Arulraj Endowment Lecture Dr. Sivakumar Mass Spectroscopy 4 Oct 2013

Rev. Dr. Mathew J Moolel's Endowment Lecture Prof. P. H. Dixneuf Green Chemical Catalysis of Organometallic Compounds

10 Dec 2013

B.Sc. Chemistry ‘A’ (2011-14)

B.Sc. Chemistry ‘B’ (2011-14)

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M.Sc. Chemistry Shift-I (2012-14)

M.Phil. Chemistry (2013-14)

M.Sc. Chemistry Shift-II (2012-14)

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COMMERCE (Shift-I)

The department organized the inaugural function of Commerce Association which was held at SAIL Auditorium on the 17th of July 2013 at 9:30 a.m. The chief guest for the function was Mr. T. Chockalingam, General Manager (Finance), BHEL, Trichy. The function was felicitated by Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector; Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal; Rev. Fr. S. Mariadoss, SJ, Vice-Principal (Finance) and Dr. LJ Chaarlas, Head, Department of Commerce.

The guest of honour Rev. Dr. John Britto, SJ, Rector appreciated the Department of Commerce for its various achievements. He stressed that, students should set a goal as soon they enter into college life and strive to achieve it. The chief guest Mr. T. Chockalingam, exhorted the students to read newspaper daily and to be up-to-date. The programme came to an end with the national anthem.

The next programme was on Soft Skills, which was held at SAIL Auditorium on the 20th July 2013. The chief guest Mr. Vinod Balakrishnan, an Associated Professor of English in the Department of Humanities at the National Institute of Technology, Trichy stressed the importance of communication skills as they play a vital role in each one’s life for a better future.

Rev. Fr. Aruldoss, SJ, Director, SHEPHERD, felicitated the gathering with his thoughtful words. Followed by the session on Soft Skill, the President of Commerce Association felt the need to organize the next session. Therefore, the next session was on auditing accounts in Tally E.R.P. It was held at Tamil Research Centre Room between 12:00 p.m. to 1:20 p.m. Mr. Raj Kumar from CSC Computer Science College was the chief guest who said that, we should be in a better position to face the society.

In 170th Annual Sports Meet held between 23rd August and 27th August 2013. The students of Commerce secured prizes: Raja (III B.Com.) in 10000 mt and 5000 mt race; Govil (I B.Com.) in Triple Jump and Mariyathangam (1 M.Com.) in 400 mt and 800 mt race.

The next session was on Job Opportunity which was organized on the 24th September 2013 at the Community Centre from 11:30 a.m. to 1:20 p.m. The chief guest for the session was Sri.

G. Nagarajan, who came all the way from Chennai. He stressed that opportunities will never come to you unless we look for it.

The Department of Commerce organized the Holy Mass on the 4th October 2013. It was a special day for us as this day stands as a religious day, environmental day and brotherhood day. The main celebrant for the programme was Rev. Fr. Mariadoss. In the homily, he preached the need to take care of the environment to mitigate the global warming. Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, Principal appreciated the Department of Commerce for organizing the holy mass so meaningful and peacefully.

On 10th October 2013, we organised a session on Indirect Taxes. It was held at the Community Centre between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The talk was delivered by N.S.Govindan, who is a former student of our college. He worked in the Revenue and Income Tax Department. The session was well appreciated, as there was much interaction between the students and the session Coordinator. The students were encouraged to ask a number of questions related to Indirect Taxes.

The Com-Carnival was aptly inaugurated by Mr. K. G. Muralidharan, Managing Director of G.K. Sons Industries. Elocution Contest, dumb charades, mime, product launch, business quiz, paper presentation, Ads, Best Manager were the competitions in which students vied with one another to shine. The overall prize was won by Jamal Mohamed College and Cauvery College was the runnerup. A sumptuous lunch was given to 600 students and guests. With the valedictory address and prize distribution by Mr. Thirumurugan, Managing Director, EMCEE industries, Com-Carnival came to a grand end.

On 6th March 2014, at 11:40 a.m. at Community Centre, Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian, SJ, Secretary inaugurated the Endowment Lecture. Dr. G. Kannabiran, Professor of MBA (Former HoD), NIT, Trichy was the chief guest. He delivered the Endowment Lecture on ‘Drivers of Service Economy’. Retired Professors attended the function. Followed that the various activities of the Commerce Association for 2013-14 came to an end with the Valedictory Function.


Name of the Activity Nature Venue Date

Dr. LJ. Chaarlas

Student Eye-2014 Seminar Cuddalore 10.02.2014

Board Of Studies Board Member Tamil Nadu State Council For Higher Education (TANSCHE)

Member Senate CLHRD, Mangalore, Karnataka.

Felicitator Employment and Leadership Programme

College For Human Resource Development, Mangalore, Karnataka

Member

APNA (Association for Peace and Non-Violence)

Valantia Circle, Mangalore, Karnataka.

RETELL Blind Review Committee Member St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

University Nominee Board of Studies Bishop Heber College, Trichy

Member Board of Studies Lady Doak College, Madurai.

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Name of the Activity Nature Venue Date

Quiz Master Bishop Heber College 26.09.2013

Trainer Marketing and HRD Divisions, Vigil Group of Companies, Tiruchirappalli

Part – Time Faculty

Institute of Charted Accountants India, Tiruchirappalli

Member

College Evaluation Team

St. Joseph’s College Of Commerce, Bangalore Nov. 2013,

Dr. I. Francis Gnanasekar

Ph.D. Synopsis Viva Voce Doctoral Committee Member Periyar E.V.R College, Tiruchirappalli 26.12.2013

Board of Studies Board Member Scott Christian College, Nagercoil 17.02.2014

Dr. T. Joseph Rex

Entrepreneurship-The Pathway To Progress Seminar National College, Trichy 17.09.2013

Formation For Faculty Development/Training Programme

Workshop Magis Club Jesuit Higher Education Council At Dindigul

04 to 06.11.2013

Dr. F. R. Alexander Pravin Durai

Board of Studies In Commerce Member St. Xavier´s College, Palayamkottai 11.01.2013

Rev. Dr. S. Mariadoss, SJ

Time Management: Citizenship Training Camp WS Poondi Pudhumai Madha College of Education, Vengakudi, Samayapuram, Trichy Dt

23.12.2014

Viii Wuja (World Union Of Jesuit Alumni Associations) (International)

AA Medellin, Colombia 13 to 17.08.2013

1.2 RESOURCE PERSONS [Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)/National (N)/International (IN)]


(S/C/WS)

Dr. LJ. Chaarlas

Production and Operation Management Karpaga Vinayaga institute of Management, Pudukkottai

18.05.2013 WS(N)

Feel Employable Learning and Development intervention

College Engineering and Technology, Virudhunagar

04-06.07.2013 WS(N)

Making a Credible Teacher Bishop Heber College, Trichy 13.07.2013 WS(N)

Student-Centered Teaching towards Making An Ideal Teacher, Faculty Development Programme

Kongu Arts and Science College Erode 19-20.07.2013

WS(N)

Nature and Relevance of Research in Commerce St. Marya’s College, Thoothukudi, 24.07.2013

WS(N)

Taxonomic Approaches to Pedagogy and Research Oxford Engineering College, Trichy 07.08.2013

WS(N)

Lateral Thinking Nalanda School of Business, Trichy 29.08.2013 WS(N)

Trends in Banking Sector Mother Gnanamma Women’s College, Ariyalur

07.03.2014 WS(N)

Root of the Financial Crisis Around the World Bharathidasan University 12.03.2014 WS(N)


Emerging Challenges and Prospects of 20 years of Economic Reforms in India

Government College, Kattappanna, Idukki District, Kerala

01.11.2013 N

Technological Adoption by Indian Banks St. Joseph`s College, Pilathara, Kannur, Kerala

17.01.2014 N

Inclusive Banking Through Technology Periyar E.V.R College, Tiruchirappalli 24.02.2014 N


Rev. Dr. A. Sebastian, SJ Endowment Lecture Department of Tamil, St. Joseph´s College, Trichy

04.12.2013 Lecture

Entrepreneurial Development Cell Holy Cross College, Trichy

12.02.2014 Lecture

National Conference on Competency Mapping and Development

Department of HRM, St. Joseph´s College, Trichy

30.01.2014 Lecture

Global Trends in HRM St. Joseph´s Institute of Management Studies, Trichy

Lecture

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(S/C/WS)

Dr. G. John

National Youth Meet, Don Bosco Academy, Nalgonda, AP

22.05.2013 WS

One Day Orientation to School Staff Rajaji Vidhyalaya, Trichy 08.06.2013 WS

Delivered A Talk On ‘Managerial Challenges in Globalised Scenario’

Daivanai Ammal College for Women, Villupuram

20.08.2013 Talk

One Day Orientation For Teachers of Lion’s Matriculation School, Lalgudi 31.08.2013 WS

Secrets of Success Udayadeepam, Trichy 13.10.2013 Talk

How to Study Udayadeepam, Trichy 14.10.2013 Talk

One -Day Carrier Guidance Programme LFHSS-Hostel, Kumbakonam 16.11.2013 WS

Career Guidance Programme Oddenchatram, Madurai Province Dalit Commission

27.12.2013 WS

Career Guidance for 10th and Plus Two Students Don Bosco, Vazhikaatti, Manikandam, Trichy-12

28.12.2013 WS

Is India’s Democracy a True Democracy? Trichy AICUF Tamil Nadu Youth Convention

11.01.2014 Talk

Active Citizenship For An Inclusive Society ‘Karnataka State Meet – 2014’ At Bangalore

12.01.2014 Talk

Real Democracy, At the State Level Youth Conference on “Youth For Nation Building” Organised By.

Foundation Courses Department and AICUF, at SJC

04.03.2014 Talk

Role of Youth in Creating Corruption Free India, at the State Level Youth Conference on ‘Youth For Nation Building’

Foundation Courses Department and AICUF, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

05.03.2014 Talk

Rev. Dr. S. Mariadoss, SJ

Time Management NEEDS, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 05.09.2013 WS

Time Management Poondi Madha College of Education, Vengakudi, Samayapuram, Trichy

23.12.2013 WS

Mr. M. Antony Jesuraja

Tally NEEDS, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 11.01.2014 WS

Tally NEEDS, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 03-05.03.2014 WS

Test of Reasoning Soft Skills For III UG, JASS, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

December 2013 WS



(S/C/WS)


Data Envelopment Analysis: Jeopardy can never be defect without taking Financial risk Tolerance.

‘New Vistas of Indian Business in Global Scenario’ 19.10.2013 IN

Financial Risk Tolerance using Data Envelopment Analysis –A Case Study.

‘Impact of Global Crisis in Indian Business’ 25.10.2013 IN

Risk Tolerance: A Case Study on Financial Goals using Data Envelopment Analysis.

‘Emerging Trends in Business 2013’ 13.12.2013 IN

Emerging Challenges and Prospects of 20 years of Economics Reforms in India

Government College, Kattappana, Kerala 01.11.2013 IN

Dr. T. Joseph Rex

Medical Tourism in Tamil Nadu ‘Global Competitiveness a Challenge for Sustenance and Excellence’, Jamal Mohammed College, Tiruchirappalli

16-17.08.2013

IN(S)

Organized Retailers in Tamil Nadu Contemporary Trends in the Avenues of Commerce and Management

20-21.09.2013

IN

Marketing strategies for promoting Medical Tourism in Tamil Nadu

‘Impact of Global Crisis in Indian Business’ 25.10.2013 IN


Competency mapping for a sales and marketing force: prospects and challenges

Competency Mapping and Development, Department of Human Resource Management, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

30.01.2014 C

The journey of Ecommerce in India: a road map showing the surfacing prospects and hurdles

Modern Dynamics in E-commerce, Department of Commerce Computer Applications, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

07.03.2014 C

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(S/C/WS)

Mrs. B. Nalini

A Study on Impact of Social Network Sites on Youth

Behaviour in Trichy District National Conference on Socio-Economic and Cultural

Implications of Social Networking Sites on Youth Behaviour

St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai

06.02.2014 C

The Use of Social Networking Sites by College

Students: An Overview

National Conference on Socio-Economic and Cultural

Implications of Social Networking Sites on Youth Behaviour

St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai

06.02.2014 C

Industrial Disputes - Causes, Prevention and Settlement

Procedure.

Sustainable Development through Global Business, Srinivasan

College of Arts and Science, Perambalur

07.02.2014 IN

1.4 PAPERS PUBLISHED [National (N)/International (IN)] [ISSN - International Standard Serial No.]


ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. LJ. Chaarlas

Factors Leading To Brand Extension: A Conceptual Analysis

International Journal of Exclusive Management

IN 2249-8672

4(1), Jan 2014

A Study on the Impact of Reforms on the Economic Growth of India

International Journal of Economics and Management Science

IN 2229-4430

1(2): 122-128 Jul 2013

A Study on the Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in India

Business Confluence – Loyola Journal Of Commerce

IN 2320-8406

1(1): 67-82 Mar 2013


Risk Tolerance: A Case Study on Financial Decision Using Data Envelopment Analysis.

Published by International Journal of Commerce and Management Research

IN 2321-3604

1(2) July, 2013

Fair Is Foul and Foul Is Fair – Brand Loyalty, Promiscuity and Double Jeopardy.

Published by International Journal of Management and Development Studies

IN 2321-1423

1(3) Sep 2013

Financial Risk Tolerance using Data Envelopment Analysis – A Case Study.

ZENITH International Journal of Business Economics and Management Research

IN 2249-8826

3 (12), Dec 2013

Risk Tolerance: A Case Study on Financial Time Horizon Using Data Envelopment Analysis

Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy N 978-93-81521

Vol. 1 2013

Excitement in Indian Stock Markets (BSE and NSE) Exit Polls and States Election Results

ZENITH International Journal of Business Economics and Management Research

IN 2249-8826

Mar 2014


Evaluation of Tourism Business in Andaman and Nicobar Islands with references to Traders and Customers

Tactful Management Research Journal

2319-7943

1(9) June 2013

A Study on Human Resource Audit Practices Perception of Employees in Mando Automative India Ltd.

International Journal of Advance Research in Computer Science & Management Studies

2321-7782

2(1) Jan 2014

Dr. T. Joseph Rex

Indian Logistics Industry and Vision Tamil Nadu Peninsular Economist 0976-8270

29.07.2013

Medical Tourism in India has an initiative to Maturity to the rising Generation.

International Journal of Management and Development Studies

2321-1423

1(6) Dec 2013

A Study on knowledge Management among the knowledge Acquisition in College Teachers


IN 2347. 1778

1(7) Dec 2013

An Analytical Study of Occupational Stress level among Employees in EID Parry (India) Ltd Pettavaithalai


IN 2347. 1778

Issue 4, Sep 2013

Dr. G. John

‘Transgender: Nature’s Gift’, The Rally, The Rally N 90(2), 2013

‘Ninety years and still going strong’ The Rally N 90(3), Aug 2013

‘As Jesus Did………So also AICUF did’ The Rally N 90(4), Sep 2013

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ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

‘Look not through the Window, But at the Mirror’ The Rally N 90(5), Oct 2013

The Right to Live The Rally N 90(6), Nov 2013

‘Mars Mission: Bouquets, Brickbats’ Indian Currents N XXV: 11-17, Nov 2013

‘NaMo Brand: Right Strategy, Wrong Product ‘ Indian Currents N XXV: 18-24, Nov 2013

Superstition Unlimited Indian Currents, N XXV: 23-29, Dec 2013

Towards a Vibrant Democracy The Rally N 90(8), Jan 2014

Active Citizenship for an Inclusive Society The Rally N 90(9), Feb 2014

Equity for Equality The Rally N 90(9), Feb 2014

Gender Sensibilities Indian Currents N XXVI(9), Feb 2014


The Journey of Ecommerce in India: a Road Map showing the Surfacing Prospects and Hurdles

Primax International Journal of Commerce and Management Research

IN 2321-3604

II: 111-113 Spl issue Mar 2014

Mrs. B. Nalini

A Study on Impact of Social Network Sites on Youth Behaviour in Trichy District

Julius Caesar Socio-Economic and Cultural Implications of Social Networking Sites on Youth Behaviour

978-81-92288-27-7,

Page 42 2014

The use of Social Networking sites by College Students: An Overview

Julius Caesar Socio-Economic and Cultural Implications of Social Networking Sites on Youth Behaviour,

978-81-92288-27-7,

Page 24 2014

1.5 BOOKS PUBLISHED

Title of the Paper Publications ISSN Amount

(Rs.)


Marketing Strategy of Life Insurance Companies Discovery Publishing House P(Ltd)

978-93-5056

1,000

1.6 ADDITIONAL DEGREE

Name Name of the Course/Degree/Training Name of the

University/Organisation Date

Rev. Dr. S. Mariadoss, SJ MBA Annamalai University, Chidambaram

2011-13


Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Ref. No. Conferred

on University

Dr. F. R. Alexander Pravin

Virgin Fraga A Study on Organisational Climate in Ordinance Factory, Tiruchirappalli

22429/PhD/Com/PT/Oct 2005


Dr. G. John

K. Priya A Study on Job Satisfaction of Women Nurses in Coimbatore District

24814/PhD/Com/PT/Jan 2007)





Grants Sanctioned

Dr. LJ. Chaarlas

Measuring the Level of Awareness on Frauds and the Precautions to Avoid/ Prevent Frauds: The First Step Towards The Protection Of Debit-Card Holders In India

Minor Development Research Group, Reserve Bank of India, Central Office Fort, Mumbai

2012-14 Rs. 1,75,000

Dr. G. John

A study on Human resources development practices in Prison

Minor UGC, New Delhi 2012-14 Rs. 80,000

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Grants Sanctioned

Dr. V. Bastin Jerome

A study on socio economic conditions of domestic Workers with Special reference to Tiruchirappalli Municipal Corporation

Minor UGC, New Delhi 2012-14 Rs. 64,800


Name of the Activity Name of the Expert Date Purpose Beneficiaries

Inaugural function of Commerce Association

Mr. T. Chockalingam, General Manager (Finance), B.H.E.L.

17th Jul 2013 To promote the commerce activities in this academic year

Students

Session on Soft Skills Mr. Vinod Balakrishnan Associate Prof. of English Dept. of Humanities Nat. Inst. Tech, Trichy

20th Jul 2013 To develop soft skills Students

Job Opportunity Sri. G. Nagarajan 24th Sep 2013 To make job opportunities Students

Session on Indirect Taxes N.S. Govindan, Revenue and Income Tax Dept

10th Oct 2013 To make aware of Taxation Students

COM Carnival- Inter Collegiate Competition

24th Feb 2014 To develop organising and Fund raising Skill

Students

1.10 CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Name of the Activity Organiser Date Achievers

Comex’14 Jamal Mohamed College, Tiruchirappalli

21st Feb 2014 Quiz (II prize K.M. Vignesh Ram, Prashanth)

Brand Power I Prize(Kandha Pillai, Vasanth)

Product launch I (Solomon, Vaitheeswaran, Mansry, Kameeshwaran)

Adzup II (Vasanth, Murali,Ajith,Murugan, Stephen, Syzd)

Festocom ’14 Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli

26th Feb 2014 Quiz – 2nd Prize (Vignesh Ram, Prashanth, Vasanth)

Literature -1st Prize (Vignesh Ram, Dilan)

Journalism-1st (Kandha Pillai)

ComVaganza ’14

Holy Cross College, Tiruchirappalli

25th Feb 2014 Best Manager 1st (Solomon),

Dumb Charades 2nd (Hariharan, Dilan)

Paper Presentation 3rd (Hariharan, Vaitheswaran)

Bon Socours (Comfest 14)

12th Feb 2014 Quiz 2nd (Vignesh Ram, Prasanth),

Product Launch 1st (Kanda Pillai, Vaitheeswaran, Manoj, Kameeshwaran)

Bishop Heber (Tyro 14)

2013-14 Quiz 1st (Vignesh Ram, hariharan),

Paper Presentation 1st (Manoj, Kanda Pillai, Hariharan)



Endowment Lecture in Honour retired professors

Drivers Services Economy Dr. G. Kannabiran, Professor, Management studies, NIT, Trichy

06.03.2014 Staff and Students

B.Com. ‘A’ (Shift-I) (2011-14)

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B.Com. ‘B’ (Shift-I) (2011-14)

M.Com. (Shift-I) (2012-14)

M. Phil. (2013-14)

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COMMERCE (Shift-II)

The Department of Commerce (S-II) inaugurated the association activities on 28th August 2013, with Prof. S. Maria Antony, the former Joint Director of Collegiate Education as the chief guest. He emphasized in his talk the development of leadership qualities.

In the annual sports meet of our college, our department students won the overall second prize. Our department is very much interested in students’ skill development. As part of this, to enhance the student’s skills as an innovative approach different cells were created, namely, Entrepreneurial Cell, Competitive Exam Cell and MBA/MCE Cell. Through the cells, students actively participated in various programmes. Prof. G. Vincent organised a meeting on ‘Mushroom Culture’ followed

by a field visit at Thuvakudi. A special talk was given by Mr. Vishvakumar on ‘On-line Trading’. Prof. Edwin Christy of English Department of our college conducted a programme on ‘Interview Skills’. Dr. A. John Peter of JIM gave a talk on how to prepare for competitive examinations.

As part of the curriculum the academic function BISSMEN FORUM was conducted on 24th February 2014. The purpose of the programme is to develop the student’s skill at various levels like leadership qualities, organizing skills, budgeting capabilities, etc. This programme was completely organized by the students with the guidance of the staff members. On 10th March 2014, Commerce Association ended with the valedictory function.

1.1 RESOURCE PERSONS [Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)/National (N)/International (IN)]


(S/C/WS)

Dr. S. Christu Raja

Motivation talk to school Children on Children’s Day Celebration

Infant Jesus School, No. 1 Toll Gate Nov 14 Regional

Dr. G. Vincent

Conflict Management NYK Nehru Yuva Kendra, Trichy 26.08.2013 Regional

Mr. J. Vincent Xavier

Managerial Skills NYK Nehru Yuva Kendra, Trichy 26.08.2013 Regional

Mr. S. Anthony Rahul Golden

Consumer Awareness SHEPHERD Village 15.08.2013 Regional

Importance of Herbal Garden SHEPHERD Village 01.10.2013 Regional

Personality Development Aditnar College, Tiruchendur 28.12.2013 Regional

Personal Effectiveness And Development Aditnar College, Tiruchendur 02.01.2014 Regional



(S/C/WS)


FDI is a boon or a bane in retail – A descriptive study

Loyola International Conference, Chennai 31.01.2014 C (IN)

Corporate Social Responsibility and corporate Governance In Banking Sector

Bharathidasan University, Trichy 04-05.01.2014

C (IN)

Customer preference towards innovate banking practices available in state bank of India at Palayamkottai

Bharath College of Sci. & Management, Thanjavur

Feb, 2014 C (IN)

Customer preference towards technological banking services available in State Bank of India at Palayamkottai

Department of Commerce CA, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

07.03.2014 N

Customer preference towards e-channels provided by State Bank, Palayamkottai

Kongunadu College of Arts and Science 03.02.2014 C (IN)

Mr. S. Bulomine Regi

CRM in Banking Sector – An overview St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai Sep. 2013 S (N)

A Study on CRM practices in private sector banks at Palayamkottai

St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai Sep. 2013 S (N)

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(S/C/WS)

Customer preference towards e-channels provided by State Bank at Palayamkottai

Kongunadu College of Arts and Science 03.02.2014 C (IN)

A Comparative Study on CRM practices in public and private sector banks at Palayamkottai in Tirunelveli District.

Sri Ayyappa College of Arts and Science, Nagercoil

- C (IN)

FDI is a boon or a bane in retail – A descriptive study

Loyola International Conference, Chennai 31.01.2014 C (IN)

Corporate Social Responsibility and corporate Governance In Banking Sector

Bharathidasan University, Trichy 04-05.01.2014 C (IN)

Customer preference towards innovate banking practices available in State Bank of India at Palayamkottai

Bharath College of Sci. & Management, Thanjavur

Feb, 2014 C (IN)

Customer preference towards technological banking services available in State Bank of India at Palayamkottai

Department of Commerce CA, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

07.03.2014 N

1.3 PAPERS PUBLISHED [National (N)/International (IN)] [ISSN - International Standard Serial No.]


ISSN Vol./Page/

Year


Mobile Commerce in Modern Business Era International Journal of Current Research and Academic Review

IN 2347-3215

1(4): 96-102 2013.

A Descriptive Study on Banking Sector Reforms in India

International online multidiscipli-nary journal review of research

IN 2249-894X

3(4): 6-10 Jan 2014

Role of Commercial Bank in the Growth of Micro and Small Enterprises

Golden Research Thoughts – Inter-national Recognition multidiscipli-nary research journal

IN 2231- 5063

3(7): 1-3 Jan 2014.

A Descriptive Study on the Role of Consumer Psychology and Behaviour in Product Purchasing

Indian streams research journal- International recognition Multi-disciplinary. research journal

IN 2230 -7850

3(12): 1-5 Jan 2014

Customer Preference towards Innovative Banking Practices available in State Bank of India at Palayamkottai.

Sankhya International Journal of Management and Technology

IN 0975-3915

3(11): 31-33 Feb 2014,

A Study on the Satisfaction Level of Various Employees Towards Welfare with Special Reference to Indian Overseas Bank

International Journal of advance research in computer science and Management studies.

IN 2321- 7782

1(7): 136-141 Dec 2013.

Energy Poverty in India - an Empirical Study Tactful Management Research Journal IN 2319-7943

02-06.03.2014

Employee Perception Towards Effectiveness of HR practices in Public Sector Banks in Tirunelveli District

Tactful Management Research Journal IN 2319-7943

02-06.03.2014

An Empirical Study on Effectiveness of Social Media as a Marketing Tool

Internat. J. Current Research and Academic Review (IJCRAR)

IN 2347-3215

2 (03), Mar 2014

An Empirical Study on Significant Role of Solar Energy Products in this Modern Era

Internat. J. Current Research and Academic Review (IJCRAR)

IN 2347-3215

2 (03), Mar 2014

Global Financial Crisis - Impact in India JIARM IN 2320-5083

2 (01), Mar 2014

A Study on Educational Loan Availed by Students in Trichy City

JIARM IN 2320-5083

2 (01), Mar 2014

A Study on Attitude of Employee towards Working Environment with Special Reference to RR Pvt. Ltd”

Indian Stream Journal Research IN 2230-7850

II(ii) Mar 2014

“Self Employment as Sustainable Employment” - A Study on Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) Gujarat, India


II(ii) Mar 2014

Reforms in Insurance Sector in India - a Empirical Study


II(ii) Mar 2014

Foreign Direct Investment - An Overview” IJARCSMS IN 2321-7782

II(ii) Mar 2014

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Year

“A Study on Impact of Information Technology (IT) in Modern Banking Sector”

Golden Research Thoughts IN 2231-5063

III(ix) Mar 2014

A Descriptive Study on the Prospects of E-Commerce in India”

Golden Research Thoughts

IN 2231-5063

III(ix) Mar 2014

“An Empirical Study on Competence in Modern Business Era”


III(vi) Mar 2014

“A Descriptive Study on Significance of Bancassurance in the Modern Banking Era”


III(vi) Mar 2014

Customer preference towards e-channels provided by State Bank at Palayamkottai

Kongunadu College of Arts and Science IN 978- 93-83459

03.02.2014

Attitude Of Rural People Towards Technology Inclusion In Banking Services At Tirunelveli District

“IGJAE – Indo Global Journal Of Applied Management Science”

IN 2320-7892

2(2) Mar 2014

Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance in Banking Sector

SMART Journal of Business Management Studies

IN 0973-1598

T-72, Jan 2014

Mrs. S. Bulomine Regi

CRM in Banking Sector – An overview Emerging Issues In Services Marketing, St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai

N 978-81-92397

1: 109-113, Sep, 2013.

A Study on CRM practices in Private Sector Banks at Palayamkottai in Tirunelveli District.

Emerging Issues In Services Marketing, St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai

N 978-81-92397

1: 109-113, Sep, 2013.

A Study on CRM Practices in Public Sector Banks at Palayamkottai, in Tirunelveli District.

B-Digest IN 978-81-92397

Sep 2013

Mobile Commerce In Modern Business Era International Journal of Current Research and Academic Review

IN 2347-3215

1(4): 96-102 2013

A Descriptive Study on Baking Sector Reforms in India

International Online Multi-disciplinary Journal Review of Research

IN 2249-894X

3(4): 6-10 Jan 2014

Role of Commerce Bank in the Growth of Micro and Small Enterprises

Golden Research Thoughts – International Recognition Multi-disciplinary Research Journal

IN 2231- 5063

3(7): 1-3 Jan 2014

A Descriptive Study on the Role of Consumer Psychology and Behaviour in Product Purchasing

Indian streams Research Journal- International Recognition Multi-Disciplinary Research Journal

IN 2230 -7850

3(12): 1-5 Jan 2014

Customer Preference Towards Innovative Banking Practices Available in State Bank of India at Palayamkottai.

Sankhya International Journal of Management and Technology

IN 0975 -3915

3(11): 31-33 Feb 2014

A Study on the Satisfaction Level of Various Employees Towards Welfare with Special Reference to Indian Overseas Bank

International Journal of Advance Research in Computer Science and Management studies.

IN 2321- 7782

1(7): 136-141 Dec 2013

Energy Poverty in India - An Empirical Study Tactful Management Research Journal IN 2319-7943

2(6) Mar 2014

Employee Perception Towards Effectiveness of HR Practices in Public Sector Banks in Tirunelveli District

Tactful Management Research Journal IN 2319-7943

2(6) Mar 2014

An Empirical Study on Effectiveness of Social Media as a Marketing Tool

International Journal of Current Research and Academic Review (IJCRAR)

IN 2347-3215

2 (3) Mar 2014

An Empirical Study on Significant Role of Solar Energy Products in this Modern Era

International Journal of Current Research and Academic Review (IJCRAR)

IN 2347-3215

2 (3) Mar 2014

Global Financial Crisis - Impact in INDIA JIARM IN 2320-5083

2 (1) Mar 2014

A Study on Educational Loan Availed by Students in Trichy City

JIARM IN 2320-5083

2 (1) Mar 2014

A Study on Attitude of Employee Towards Working Environment with Special Reference to RR Pvt Ltd”


II(ii) Mar 2014

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ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Self Employment as Sustainable Employment - A study on Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) Gujarat, India


II(ii) Mar 2014

Reforms in Insurance Sector in India - A Empirical Study


III(ix) Mar 2014

Foreign Direct Investment - An Overview IJARCSMS IN 2321-7782

II(ii) 2014

A Study on Impact of Information Technology (IT) in Modern Banking Sector”


III(ix) Mar 2014

A Descriptive Study on the Prospects of E-Commerce in India


III(ix) Mar 2014

An Empirical Study on Competence in Modern Business Era

Review of Research IN 2249-894X

III(vi) Mar 2014

A Descriptive Study on Significance of Bancassurance in the Modern Banking Era – An Overview

Review of Research IN 2249-894X

III(vi) Mar 2014

Customer Preference Towards E-channels provided by State Bank at Palayamkottai

Kongunadu College of Arts and Science IN 978-93-83459

03.02.2014

Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance in Banking Sector

SMART Journal of Business Management Studies

IN 0973-1598

T-72 Jan 2014

Attitude of Rural People Towards Technology Inclusion In Banking Services at Tirunelveli District

IGJAE – Indo Global Journal of Applied Management Science

IN 2320-7892

2(2) Mar 2014

1.4 BOOKS PUBLISHED/EDITED/CONTRIBUTED

Title of the Book Name of the Journal ISSN Amount

(Rs.)


Naatchathara Vannam Self Publication - 60


Banking Abbreviations RR Star Publication, Trichy-2 - 60

1.5 ADDITIONAL DEGREE

Name Name of the Course/Degree/Training Name of the

University/Organisation Date

Mr. S. Anthony Rahul Golden MBA (Finance) Alagappa University, Karaikudi

2010-13

Mr. S. Anthony Rahul Golden MA (Criminology & Police Administration)

Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai

2011-13


Name of the Programme Name of the Organisation Date


Faculty Development Programme Research Methodology Gnanam School of Business, Thanjavur 17.01.2014

Research Methodology St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07.02.2014

Orientation on Values St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 19, 20.01.2014

Orientation on Computer Literacy St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 23, 24.01.2014

Orientation for Junior Staff St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 18, 19.06.2013


Faculty Development Programme Research Methodology Gnanam School of Business, Thanjavur 17.01.2014

Research Methodology St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07.02.2014

Orientation on Values St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 19, 20.01.2014

Orientation on Computer Literacy St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 23, 24.01.2014

Orientation for Junior Staff St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 18-19.06.2013

Advance Ethical Hacking Systech Hardware, Trichy 26.01.2014

Research Methodology (SPSS) St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 18-19.10.2013

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B.Com. ‘A’ (Shift-II) (2011-14)

B.Com. ‘B’ (Shift-II) (2011-14)

Launching of Internship Programme for the college

by Mr. S. Xavier Britto, Chairman, Indev Group of companies, Chennai

Part of placement offer received students

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COMMERCE

COMPUTER APPLICATION

Commerce (CA)

The inaugural function was held on 5th August 2013. The chief guest was Mr. H. Balasubramanyan, Assistant General Manager of State Bank of India, Cantonment, Trichy, who motivated the students and wished them good luck for their future. The programme was presided over by Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy, who inspired the students to utilize the various opportunities available in the college.

A guest lecture was conducted on 5th October 2013. The resource person was Mr. Lakshmanan from Insurance Sector. He pointed out the performance of Life Insurance, its developments and the different opportunities that are available for all students.

Parent-Teachers Meeting was organized on 8th February 2014 at Arrupe Library Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian, SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy, Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy, Dr. A. Francis Vijayakumar, Vice-Principal (S-II) graced the function. The chief guest of the day was Dr. John Balaiah, JASS Coordinator. He interacted with the parents by asking their son’s and daughter’s performance at home and how much time they are spending for their studies.

Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian interacted with the parents and the students and pointed out that they should be happy enough to make their sons and daughters to study in the institution and make use of the opportunities for the students within the college. Dr. S. Raja also pointed out the different reforms that are available to the students. Dr. A. Francis Vijayakumar explained how they should become good persons in the society. The programme was organised by Dr. F. X. Virgin Fraga and Prof. Arputha Sahayaraj.

A guest lecture was conducted on 18th February 2014, on the topic ‘Lateral Thinking’ organised by Prof. Rajees. The resource person was Dr. John, Associate Professor of

Commerce of our college, who through a power-point gave more examples and exercises for the students.

A workshop on “An Analysis of Analytical Tool” (SPSS) was conducted for all PG students. 1st session was handled by former HoD of Statistics Dr. G. Stephen Vincent, who provided the concept of statistical tools, their methods and their usage. The students seriously took notes and benefited.

2nd session was handled by Dr. S. Shanmuga Vadivel, the HoD of Statistics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy. He provided some practical ways for the students to prepare various tests and also the opportunities that are available for the research scholar.

A certificate course was organised by CSC Software College, on Trichy for all the UG and PG students. The programme was presided by Mr. Ramamurthy, Project Manager. Mrs. Dhanapakiam, District Coordinator and Mr. Razwan, System Administrator participated. Mr. Ramamurthy pointed out the various certificate courses offered by the CSC. Mrs. Dhana Pakiam also explained the new dimensions of the certificate courses. Applications were distributed to the students and the programme was concluded successfully.

The National Conference on “Modern Dynamics in e-Commerce” was conducted on 7th March 2014 at Jubilee Hall. Rev. Fr. Rector, Rev. Fr. Secretary, Rev. Fr. Principal and Dr. F. R. Pravin Durai felicitated the gathering. Keynote address was given by Mr. Ramanathan, Chief Manager, SBI, Trichy District.

The technical session was handled by Prof. R. Ruma Agnes from BIM. In the valedictory function, felicitation was given by Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal and valedictory address was delivered by Dr. V. J. Sivakumar, Head, NIT Management Studies.

1.1 DELEGATES

Activity Name of the Programme Venue Date

Dr. D. John Prabakaran

External Member Academic Audit PSGR Krishnammal College for Women 23-27.09.2013

Organising Secretary National Conference St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 07.03.2014

Dr. N. Maheswari

Resource Person One-day Seminar Sri Sarada College for Women, Perambalur 07.02.2014

Trainer Numerical Ability JASS, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 06.02.2014

Mr. J. Rajees

Convenor National Conference St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07.03.2014

Mr. A. Hendry Ruban

Convenor National Conference St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07.03.2014

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Title Activity Place Date

Dr. F. X. Virgin Fraga

Leadership & Communication Asst. Coordinator Bonsecours College, Thanjaore 07.02.2014

M. Phil. Viva Voce Examination External Examiner Indra Gandhi College, Trichy

Dr. N. Maheswari

Personality Development and Global HRM Key Note Address Sri Saradha College, Perambalur

07.02.2014

One day Soft Skills Programme Trainer on Numerical Ability St. Joseph’s College Trichy 06.02.2014

Independence Day Resource Person Rachandar Thirumalai, Trichy 18.08.2013

Mr. J. Arputha Sahaya Raj

Independence Day Resource Person St. Joachim Illam, Trichy 17.08.2013

Multiple Intelligence & Special Training Programme Resource Person R.C. Middle School, Woraiyur, Trichy

24-28.09.2013

Importance of Education and Public Exam, (10th Students – Education Training Camp)

Speaker Fatima High School, Puthur, Trichy

16.02.2014



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. D. John Prabakaran

Impact of Vat in Tamil Nadu – A Study In Dindigul District Primax International Journal of Commerce and Management

IN 2321-3604

Spl. Issue Mar 2014

A Comparative Study on the Modern Marketing Service Rendered by HDFC and SBI in Trichy Town

Primax International Journal of Commerce and Management

IN 2321-3604

Spl. Issue Mar 2014

Mr. J. Rajees

A Study on Assessment of Employability Skills among Final Year Arts and Science College Students in Tiruchirappalli Town.


IN 2321-3604

Spl. Issue Mar 2014

Mr. A. Hendry Ruban

A Study on Internet Marketing Research: Opportunities and Problems


IN 2321-3604

Spl. Issue Mar 2014

Dr. F. X. Virgin Fraga

A Study on the Organizational Climate in Ordnance Factory, Tiruchirappalli


IN 2321-3604

Spl. Issue Mar 2014

Dr. N. Maheswari

A Study on Problems Faced by SHGS in Lalgudi Taluk, Trichy Primax International Journal of Commerce and Management

IN 2321-3604

Spl. Issue Mar 2014

A Study on Consumer Preference for Compact Fluorescent Lamp (CFL) in Tiruchirappalli City


IN 2321-3604

Spl. Issue Mar 2014

1.4 DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES Name of Programme Title Expert’s Name Date Beneficiaries

National Conference on Modern Dynamics in E-Commerce

E-Commerce & Related Sub-themes

Mr. Ramanathan, SBI, Trichy Prof. R. Ruma Agnes, BIM, Trichy Dr. P.J. Siva Kumar, NIT, Trichy

19.7.2013 Students

Introduction of Research Analysis Tools

Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS)

Dr. G. Stephen Vincent, SJC Dr. K. Shanmuga Vadivel, SJC

21.2.2014 PG Students

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Name of the Programme Name of the University/Organisation Date

Mr. J. Rajees

Staff Orientation on Values Department of Foundation Course, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

20-21.01.2014

Mr. J. Arputha Sahaya RAJ

Staff Orientation on Values Department of Foundation Course, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

20-21.01.2014

Mr. S. Jerome

Staff Orientation on Computer Literacy Department of Foundation Course, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

23-24.01.2014

II MCom (CA) (Shift-II) (2012-14)

III BCom (CA) (Shift-II) (2012-14)

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COMPUTER SCIENCE

With the Leadership of Prof. C. Mohanraja, President and Prof. S. Suriya, Vice-President along with the student Secretaries of both shift-I and shift-II, the activities of Computer Science Association started for the year 2013-14 with an inauguration on 1st August 2013. The Chief Guest Mr. K. Balamurugan, IFS, Regional Passport Officer, Trichy, inaugurated and delivered a Motivational Talk related with Civil Service Examinations. Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal presided over the function. Earlier Prof. S. T. Rajan, Head of the Department welcomed the gathering and Prof. A. Charles, Coordinator, Shift-II proposed the vote of thanks. Even before the inauguration, a Seminar on “Recent Trends in Computer Science” for II MCA and III MCA (Shift-I & Shift-II) students was organised by the Computer Science Association on 19th July 2013. Mr. Honeyball, an Alumnus of the Department of Computer Science was invited as a Chief Guest. A seminar on “Better Relationship for Better Life” for Final B.Sc. Computer Science and MCA (Shift-I & II), students was organised by the Computer Science Association on 10th September 2013. Dr. M. J. I. Raj, Former Professor of HRM, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy was invited as a Chief Guest. Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal (Shift-II) presided over the function and offered his support to the department. Earlier Prof. S. T. Rajan, Head of the Department offered the acceptance address and the Coordinator Prof. A. Charles, proposed the vote of thanks. In INDEP 2014 our students were motivated to participate in many events and won prizes in different competitions. In the event, Dance (Folk & Western) our department secured the First Prize. A special lecture on ‘Recent Trends in Software Industry’, for final B.Sc. Computer Science, I MCA and II MCA (Shift I & II) students was organised by the Department of Computer Science on 6th January 2014. Mr. Joevin Fernando, Metrics, Analytics & Benchmarking (MAB), Wells Fargo Operations, US was invited as the Chief Guest.

The Computer Science association conducted a seminar on ‘SAP’, for III MCA students, 24th January 2014. Mr. A. Riaz Ahamed, PraXis IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Trichy was invited as the Resource Person.

The Computer Science Association joined along with the Jesuit Management in the successful conduct of Twin Jubilee Celebration, by actively participating in Exhibition on 31st January and 1st February 2014. The exhibition was inaugurated by Dr. D. Ravindran, Dean, School of Computing Sciences. Sixty-eight students from both UG and PG (Shift I and II) displayed their own creativity as new products. Prof. C. Mohanraja, President of the Association, Department of Computer Science, thanked earlier Prof. S. T. Rajan, Head, Department of Computer Science, for his valuable Software named Smart Teacher that shall be helpful to rural students for their upliftment.

The association conducted competition on 12th February 2014, for the students of our department. The various events were: Technical Quiz, Debugging and Web Designing. Dr. S. Charles, Prof. C. Balakrishnan and Prof. A. Vimal Jerald acted as judges, for all the three events. The association thanks and appreciates the following students who got selected with merit in the competitions:

Events Name Class Place Technical Quiz

Cliford A Domingo UG I A. Kevin Gideon II A. Edwin PG I D. Francis Xavier II S. Bosco Romero MPhil I

Debugging S. Karthikeyan UG I R. Shanthosh Raj II S. Maria Dhinesh PG I S. Maria Vignesh II S. Bosco Romero MPhil I

Web Design

J. Antony Jasper I M. Ragunath UG II Lawrence Arockiaraj II M. Ashokkumar PG I J. Franklin II S. Bosco Romero MPhil I

‘Rev. Dr. S. John Britto Endowment Lecture’, was conducted on 25th February 2014. Dr. M. Joseph Arul, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan was invited as Chief Guest, Dr. I. Francis Gnanasekar, Vice-Principal (Shift I) presided over the function.

An International Conference “World Congress on Computing and Communication Technology” (WCCCT 2014) was organised by the Department of Computer Science, and the Department of Information Technology, from 27th February to 1st March 2014. The gathering was welcomed by Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College. The presidential address was proposed by Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector, St. Joseph’s Institutions. On the occasion, conference proceeding (CD) and journal entitled ‘International Journal of Emerging Trends in Computing and Communication Technology’ (IJETCCT) were released by His Excellency Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. Also software Smart Teacher, developed by Prof. S. T. Rajan, Head, Department of Computer Science, was released by His Excellency Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. Prof. S. T. Rajan, elaborated on his new development towards the society and its advancement.

The conference was inaugurated by His Excellency Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, Former President of India. The gathering for valediction was welcomed by Prof. D. P. Jeyapalan, Head, Department of Information Technology, St. Joseph’s College. Dr. D. Ravindran, Dean, School of Computing Sciences, wonderfully presented the SAGAS of the Glorious Thirty Years journey of Department of Computer Science. Dr. S. Britto Ramesh Kumar, Organizing Secretary, WCCCT 2014, presented the report of the Conference. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector, St. Joseph’s Institutions, graced the occasion showered over his blessing towards the gathering. The gathering was felicitated by Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian, SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy. The valedictory address was presented by Dr. Prafulla Agnihotri, Director, Indian Institute of Management, Trichy. Prof. S. T. Rajan, Organising Chairman & Head, proposed the vote of thanks. The valediction of the association activities for the academic year 2013-14 was held on 5th March 2014.

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Name of the Activity Place Date

Mr. D. S. Ravi

External Expert for Board of Studies for the courses Computer Applications & Information System Management

Theivanai Ammal College for Women, Villupuram 15.02.2013

Mr. D. P. Jeyapalan

External Expert for Board of Studies for the Courses in Computer Applications

Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli 2013-2014

JJ College of Arts & Science, Pudukkottai 2013-2014

Dr. L. Arockiam

Member of the Board of Studies in Computer Science Bharathidasan University, Trichy Sri Sarada College for Women, Salem Bishop Heber College, Trichy St. Xavier’s College, Tirunelveli Jayaraj Annapackiam College for Women

2013-2014

Academic Auditor PSGR Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore 2013-2014

Member, Advisory Committee, Editorial Board Nehru Memorial College, Puthanampatti, Trichy 2013-2014



Dr. L. Arockiam

Special Interaction on Research Guest Lecture Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute University, Chennai

19.07.2013

Faculty Enhancement Programme Subject Expert IQAC at Bon Secours College for Women, Tanjavur 03.09.2013

Cloud Computing State Level Seminar Don Bosco College of Arts and Science, Dharmapuri 28.09.2013

Modern Research Methodology Workshop Christhu Raj Institute of Management and Research, Tiruchirappalli

28.10.2013

Big Data in Business Lecture St. Joseph’s Institute of Management, Tiruchirappalli 23.11.2013

Project Proposal Writing and Funding Lecture Thanthai Hans Roever College, Perambalur 12.12.2013

Research and Research Funding Lecture Marudhar Kesari Jain College for Women, Tirupattur, Salem

16.12.2013

Interview Skills Lecture Marudhar Kesari Jain College for Women, Vaniyambadi

16.12.2013

WEKA Workshop St.Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai 10.01.2014

Recent Trends in IT Field Lecture Marudhar Kesari Jain College for Women, Vaniyambadi

01.02.2014

Research Methodology and Scientific Writing

Lecture Nehru Memorial College, Puthanampatti 13.02.2014

WEKA Workshop Kongu Arts and Science College, Erode 15.02.2014

Mr. N. Veeraragavan

WEKA Workshop Kongu Arts and Science College, Erode 15.02.2014


Title of the Paper Name of the Activity Place & Date ISSN Nature

(S/C/WS)

Dr. L. Arockiam

MSDoT - Memory Size and Depth of Tier Based Queuing Model for Scheduling a Multi-Tier Cloud

Proceedings of International Conference on Emerging Trends and Applications in Computer Science (ICETACS), IEEE Xplore,

Shillong, India 13-14 Sep 2013

978-1-4673-5249-9

IN-C

Big Data Analytics and Cloud Based Solutions: A Survey

Proceedings of Second Internat. Conf. on Research Trends in Computer Technologies

Dr. N.G.P. College, Coimbatore 29-31 Jan 2014

978-93-82570-18-9

IN

Big Data Analytics and its Important Concepts: A Review

Proceedings of International Conference on Contemporary Trends in Computer Science

J.J. College, Pudukkottai 20-21 Feb 2014

2277 128X IN

LASA-HEU: Heuristic Approach for Service Selection in Composite Web Services

Proceedings of World Congress on Computing and Communication Technologies

St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 27 Feb to 1 Mar, 2014

978-1-4799-2876-7/14

IN

Dr. Britto Ramesh Kumar

Security Analysis of Future Enterprise Business Intelligence

Proceedings of World Congress on Computing and Communication Technologies (WCCCT’14), IEEE (CPS)

St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 27 Feb -1 Mar, 2014

978-1-4799-2876-7

IN

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Title of the Paper Name of the Activity Place & Date ISSN Nature

(S/C/WS)

Rule based Machine Translation System from English to Tamil



IN

Systemic Optimization and Refinement of Stimner Rubset using NLTK

International Conference on Contemporary trends in Computer Science

J.J. College, Pudukkottai 20-21 Feb 2014

IN

An Approach for Dendro-Climatology using Image Processing Techniques



IN

Two Factor Framework for Web based Social Network using PKI

ACECT’14 Bangalore 22 Feb 2014

978-93-5137-551-7

IN

A Context Aware System based on Service Oriented Architecture

ICRTICA’13 Hindustan College of Arts & Sci, Chennai 27 Sep 2013

978-81208-25-0

IN

Mr. N. Veeraragavan

Security Issues and Solution in Cloud Computing: A Survey

National Conference on Advanced Computing

Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy Mar 2013

N



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. L. Arockiam

Secure and Robust Cloud Storage with Cryptography and Access Control

International Journal of Computer Science and Engineering (Elixir)

IN 229-712x Mar 2013

Fuzzy Weighted Ordered Weighted Average-Gaussian Mixture Model for Feature Reduction

International Journal of Computers & Technology

IN 2277-3061

Vol. 4 No. 2, Mar-Apr, 2013

Medium Access Control Spoof Detection and Prevention Algorithm (MAC SDP DoS) for Spoofing Attacks in WLAN

IRACST - International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology & Security (IJCSITS)

IN 2249-955 Vol.3, No.2, Apr 2013, pp 165-171

Framework to Detect and Prevent Medium Access Control Layer Denial of Service Attacks in WLAN

IRACST – International Journal of Computer Networks and Wireless Communications

IN 2250-3501

Vol. 3, No.2, Apr 2013, pp.152-159

Pairwise- Fuzzy Ordered Weighted Average Algorithm- Gaussian Mixture Model for Feature Reduction


IN 2277-3061

Vol. 6 No. 1, Apr-May, 2013

SOM-ANN A novel approach to analyzing the Brown Plant Hopper

International Journal of Computer Science & Applications (TIJCSA)

IN 2278 - 1080

Vol.2, No. 4, Jun 2013

Auto Scaling in Cloud Computing: An Overview International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering

IN 2319 – 5940

Vol. 2, No.7, Jul 2013

Mobile Cloud Security Issues and Challenges: A Perspective

International Journal of Electronics and Information Technology (IJEIT)

IN 2277- 3754

Vol. 3, No.1, Jul 2013

Cloud Service Tools: State of the Art International Journal of Electronics and Information Technology

IN 2277- 3754

Vol. 3, No.1, Jul 2013

Enhancing Data Security During Transit in Public Cloud International Journal of Electronics and Information Technology

IN 2278-1021

Vol. 2, No.8, Aug 2013

Data Security and Privacy in Cloud Storage using Hybrid Symmetric Encryption Algorithm

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering

IN 2278- 1021

Vol. 2, No.8, Aug 2013

User Authentication Mechanism for Sharing E-resource in Educational Clouds

International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security (IJCSNS)

IN Vol. 13(8) Aug 2013

An Impact of Learning Behavior and Creativity Quotient in Learning Environment

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering

IN 2319-5940

Vol. 2(10) Oct 2013

Failure Management in Cloud: An Overview International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering

IN 2319-5940

Vol. 2(10) Oct 2013

Match Making Service (MMS): A Centralized Architecture to Enhance Scalability in a Heterogeneous Cloud

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering

IN 2277 128X

Vol. 3(10) Oct 2013

Enhancing the Interpretability of Soil Classification Data from a Neural Network System by Using Fuzzy Approaches


IN 2277 128X

Vol. 3(10) Oct 2013

A Novel LAS-Relief Feature Selection Algorithm for Enhancing Classification Accuracy in Data Mining

International Journal of Computers & Technology (IJCT)

IN 2277-3061

Vol. 11(8) Nov 2013

A Systematic Approach on Data Pre- processing in Data Mining

An international Journal of Advanced Computer Technology (IJACT)

IN 2320-0790

Vol. 2(11) Nov 2013

Applying Data Mining Techniques on Soil Fertility Prediction

International Journal of Computer Applications Technology and Research (IJCATR)

IN 2320-0790

Vol. 2(6) Nov 2013

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Year

Maintenance Effort Prediction Model Using Cognitive Complexity Metrics

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering (IJARCSSE)

IN 2277 128X

Vol. 3(11) Nov 2013

Dr. Britto Ramesh Kumar

Social Network Services: An Overview International Journal of Innovative Research in Electrical, Electronics Instrumentation and Control Engineering

IN 2278-1021

Vol. 3(1), Jan 2014

Security & Privacy Issues in Social Network Services: An Overview

International Journal of Innovative Research in Electrical, Electronics Instrumentation and Control Engineering

IN 2278-1021

Vol. 2(1), Jan 2014

A Comparative Study on Variants of Classical Porter Stemmer Algorithm

International Journal of Scientific Transactions in Environment and Techrovention

IN 0973-9157

Vol. 6(4), Jun 2013

Net-Chk A Security Framework for Social Network Applications

International Journal of Advance Research in Computer and Communication Engineering

IN 2319-5940

Vol. 2(12), Dec 2013

Dr. A. Aloysius

Maintenance Effort Prediction Model using Cognitive Complexity Metrics


IN 2277 128X

Vol. 3(11), Nov 2013

Dr. S. Charles

Pairwise- Fuzzy Ordered Weighted Average Algorithm- Gaussian Mixture Model for Feature Reduction


IN 2277-3061

Vol. 6, 2013

Fuzzy Weighted Ordered Weighted Average-Gaussian Mixture Model for Feature Reduction


IN 2277-3061

Vol. 4, 2013

Applying Data Mining Techniques on Soil Fertility Prediction

International Journal of Computer Applications Technology and Research (IJCATR)

IN 2320-0790

Vol. 2, 2013

A Systematic Approach on Data Pre-processing in Data Mining

International Journal of Advanced Computer Technology (IJACT)

IN 2320-0790

Vol. 2, 2013

An Impact of Learning Behavior and Creativity Quotient in Learning Environment

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering (IJARCCE)

IN 2278- 1021

Vol. 2, 2013

Enhancing the Interpretability of Soil Classification Data from a Neural Network System by Using Fuzzy Approaches

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering (IJARCSSE)

IN 2277 128X

Vol. 3, 2013

Mr. C. Balakrishnan

oDASuANCO – Ant Colony Optimization based Data Allocation Strategy in Peer-to-Peer Distributed Databases

International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology, International Journal of Enhanced Research Publication

IN 2013

Mr. N. Veeraragavan

Enhancing Data Security During Transit in Public Cloud International Journal of Electronics and Information Technology (IJEIT)

IN 2278-1021

Vol. 2(8), Aug 2013

Mr. T. Kokilavani

Dual Object Min-Min Algorithm for Meta Task Scheduling in Grid Computing

European Journal of Scientific Research IN 1450-216x

Vol. 101, 2013

EMGEN – A Tool to Create 11etc Matrix with Memory Characteristic for Meta Task Scheduling in Grid Environment

The International Journal of Computer Science & Applications (TIJCSA)

IN 2278-1080

Vol. 2, 2013


Title of the Book Publishers ISBN No. Amount

(Rs.)

Dr. L. Arockiam

Object Oriented Programming with C#.NET

978-81-8465-121-8

300


Name of the Scholar

Title of the Thesis Conferred

on University

Dr. L. Arockiam

N. Sasikaladevi Reliability Enforced Service Selection Approaches for Composite Web Services


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Name of the Scholar

Title of the Thesis Conferred

on University

A. Aloysius A Cognitive Complexity Metrics Suite (CCMS) for Object Oriented Design


J. Isac Gnanaraj Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) Mechanisms to Secure Network Mobility (NEMO)


V. Arul Kumar Feature Selection Approaches to Enhance the Classification Accuracy


S. Charles Feature Reduction Techniques to enhance the Clustering Accuracy


1.7 DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES Name of Programme Title Experts Date Beneficiaries

World Congress on Computing & Communication Technologies (WCCCT 2014)

Cloud Computing and Big Data

Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, Dr. Viji George, Dr. Joseph M. Arul, Dr. C. Pethuru Raj, Mr. Ravishankar Palaniappan, Dr. Shamala, Dr. Bala Srinivsan, Dr. D H. Manjaiah, Dr. Illango, Dr. Joseph, Dr. N. Rajendran

27,28.02.2014 and 01.03.2014

Research Scholars

Regional Workshop on ICT Training ICT Tools Dr. A. Aloysius, Mr. C. Balakrishnan

25.02.2014 School Teachers

1.8 ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES Name of the Programme Guest Date Beneficiaries

Inauguration Mr. K. Balamurugan IFS 01-08-2013 All Students

A Seminar on ‘Recent Trends in Computer Science’ Mr. Honeyball, Alumnae, Department of Comp. Science

19-07-2013 II & III MCA Students

A Seminar on ‘Better Relationship for Better Life‘ Dr. M. J. I. Raj, Former Professor of HRM

10-09-2013 B.Sc. and MCA Students

A Special Lecture on ‘Recent Trends in Software Industry’

Mr. Joevin Fernando, MAB, US

06-01-2014 B.Sc., I & II MCA Students

A Seminar on ‘SAP’ Mr. A. Riaz Ahamed PraXis IT Solutions

24-01-2014 III MCA

Exhibition Dr. D. Ravindran, Dean, School of Computing Sciences

31.01.2014 & 01.02.2014

All Students

Competition within the Department Events: Quiz, Debugging, Web Design

Dr. S. Charles, Prof. C. Balakrishnan, and Prof. A. Vimal Jerald

12-02-2014 UG, PG, M.Phil. Students

WCCCT – 2014 Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

27,28.02.2014 & 01.03.2014

Research Scholars



Rev. Dr. John Britto Endowment Lecture

Increased Performance on Multi-Core Processors Dr. Joseph M. Arul , Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan


M.Phil. Computer Science (2014)

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B.Sc. CS (Shift-I) (2011-14)

B.Sc. CS (Shift-II) (2011-14)

BCA (Shift-II) (2011-14)

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MCA (Shift-I) (2011-14)

MCA (Shift-II) (2011-14)

MSc Comp. Sci. (Shift-II) (2012-14)

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ECONOMICS

The association was inaugurated on 29th July 2013. The chief guest Mr. V. P. Jeyaseelan, IRS delivered the inaugural address on ‘Preparatory Techniques for Competitive Examinations’ and it was presided over by Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal of St. Joseph’s College.

The CADAR endowment lecture was organised on 17th September, 2013 and the resource person was Dr. R. Balasubramaniyan, Associate Professor of Economics, D.G. Vasishnav College, Chennai who delivered a lecture on ‘Falling Rupee Value against US Dollar: The Ground Realities’. The Rex Fernandez Endowment lecture was organised on 26th February 2014 and the resource person was Dr. M. Ravichandran, Head, Department of Environment Management, Bharathidasan University who delivered a lecture on ‘A Road Map to Green Economy’.

An Inter-collegiate Essay Writing and Elocution Competition was jointly organised by Malcolm and Elizabeth Adiseshiah Trust, Chennai and the Department of Economics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy, held on 8th January 2014.

The Alumni Meet was organised on 7th December 2013, it was presided over by Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy. Sharing of nostalgic thoughts was done by Prof. Susairaj, Former HoD of Economics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy and Dr. M. Ravichandran, HoD, Department of Environment Management, Bharathidasan University.

A One-day Regional Workshop on Research Methodology was organised on 7th February 2014 for Research Scholars. The resource person was Dr. G. Stephen Vincent, Former HoD of Statistics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy. Econs-2014 (a state level intercollegiate competition) was organised on 12th February 2014 and it was inaugurated by Mr. D. Elangovan, Former Managing Director, NABARD. For the Valedictory function, the chief guest was Dr. G. Gnanasekaran, Associate Professor of Economics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy. Our Department

students participated in College Sports events and won the runner-up and also our students actively involved and won many prizes in INDEP-2013. On 28th November 2013, a special lecture on Freakonomics was delivered by Dr. A. Arul Jeganatharaj, Former HoD of Economics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy.

On 30th January 2014, a lecture on ‘Traits of Leadership’ was delivered by Rev. Fr. John Kennedy, Research Scholar in Education Management, Manila, Philippines. During 2012-13, our student G. Keerthana (M.Phil.) has secured First Place (University Level) in Economics at PG level.

On 21st December 2013, our students have secured the third place in Crib and Carols competition organised by St. Joseph’s College, Trichy. On 30th January 2014, our student K. Sankaranarayanan (II BA Eco) won the I place in state-level intercollegiate paper presentation held at Madura College, Madurai.

On 31st January 2014, our students have won first place in Exhibition Competition organised by St. Joseph’s College, Trichy.

On 28th February 2014, our team won overall Championship at State-level Quiz competition (S.M.Francis Xavier Rolling Shield) organized by the St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai. On 5th February 2014, our students won overall championship in (Oikonomia Day) state level inter-collegiate competition organised by the Lady Doak College, Madurai. On 25th February 2014, our students won first prize in Inter-departmental Quiz competition organized by the Department of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy.

Two Staff members have got Ph.D. Guideship from Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. The valedictory function was organised on 6th March 2014. The chief-guest was Mr. Joe C. Cruz, Sahithya Academy Awardee, Chennai for Korkai Novel.



Name of the Activity Place Date Nature

(S/C/WS)

Dr. G. Gnanasekaran

XXXIV Annual Conference of the Association of Economists of Tamil Nadu

VIT, Vellore 14th and 15th Dec 2013 State

Research Methodology St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 7th Feb 2014 Regional

‘ECONS 14’ St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 12th Feb 2014 State

Dr. P. Stanly Joseph Maichaelraj





Dr. K. Arokiadoss



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Faculty Training Programme Jesuit Higher Education Commission Madurai

14th to 17th Nov 2013 State

Dr. L. Arockiasamy





Faculty Training Programme Jesuit Higher Education Commission 14th to 17th Nov 2013 State

Mr. A. John Sundararaj





Faculty Training Programme Jesuit Higher Education Commission 14th to 17th Nov 2013 State

Refresher Course University of Madras, Chennai 10th to 30th Sep 2013 National

Dr. M. Suvakkin

Conference Global HRM: Trends and Challenges 7th and 8th Feb 2014 IN



Dr. A. Justin Thiraviam



Dr. K. A. Michael

Orientation Loyola College, Chennai 17th to 26th May 2013 State

Faculty Training Programme Jesuit Higher Education Commission, 19th to 22nd Nov 2013 State



Dr. S. P. Robert

Orientation Loyola College, Chennai 17th to 26th May 2013 State

Faculty Training Programme Jesuit Higher Education Commission 19th to 22nd Nov 2013 State



Dr. J. Vasantha Arockia Selvi



Ms. Catherin Ruby



1.2 RESOURCE PERSONS Title Activity Place Date


Human Development Index (HDI) Resource Person Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy 29.07.2013

Research Report Writing Resource Person Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy 11.09.2013

HDI and Economic Development Resource Person NMC, Puthanampatti 25.09.2013

Financial Crisis Resource Person Arignar Anna Government College 31.01.2014

Dr. G. Gnanasekaran

Emerging Trends in Indian Corporate Sector Chief Guest Address Department of Corporate Secretaryship, St. Xaiver’s College, Palayamkottai

08.10.2013

Rupee Volatility: Causes, Consequences and Management

Special Lecture Department of Economics, Periyar E.V.R. College, Tiruchirappalli

18.10.2013

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Policy Logjam: A Major Impediment to Economic Development

Guest Lecture Department of Economics, Jamal Mohamed College, Tiruchirappalli

09.01.2014

Economic Policy Paralysis Chief Guest Address AVC College, Nagapattinam 10.01.2014

Impact on Global Economic Crisis on Fiscal Activity

Keynote Address Arignar Anna Government Arts College, Musiri Tiruchirappalli

31.01.2014

Indian Economics – Issues and New Directions Valedictory Address Sri G.V.G. Visalakshi College for Women, Udumapet 07.02.2014

Research in Human Resource Management Resource Person Department of Economics, St. Marys College, Thoothukudi

21.02.2014


Title of the Paper Name of the Activity Place Date Nature

(S/C/WS)


Impact of Global Economic Crisis on Indian Banking Industry: Challenges and Opportunities

Arignar Anna Govt. Arts College, Musiri

30,31.01.2014 N

Energy Crisis Association of Economists of Tamil Nadu

VIT, Vellore 14,15.12.2013 Regional

Sectoral Contribution towards GDP UGC sponsored National Seminar Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy

25.02.2014 N



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. G. Gnanasekaran

Poverty Syndrome with–Special Reference to Health Care Peninsular Economist

N

09768-270

XXV(2): 158 2012-13


A Study on Agrarian Crisis: a Current Status of Producton Processing and Utilization of Milets in Fortified Foods

Peninsular Economist

N

09768-270

XXV(1): 42 2012-13

Dr. G. Iruthayaraj

A Study on Small Onion Cultivation in Pullambadi Block of Tiruchirappalli District


N

09768-270

XXV(1): 22 2012-13

Dr. L. Arockiasamy

Grappling with Poverty Peninsular Economist

N

09768-270

XXV(2): 106 2012-13

Dr. M. Suvakkin

Self Help Groups and Poverty Reduction inIndia Peninsular Economist

N

09768-270

XXV(2): 217 2012-13

Dr. A. Justin Thiraviam

Issues Related to Use of Chemical Fertilizers in Agricultural Sector of India


N

09768-270

XXV(1): 169 2012-13

Dr. S. P. Robert

FDI in Retail and Vision Tamil Nadu 2023 in Agricultural Productivity


N

09768-270

XXV(1): 307 2012-13

1.5 Ph.D. DEGREE CONFERRED Scholar Title of the Thesis Conferred on University


C. Joy Sheryl Energy Scenario during Pre-reform and Reform Periods Sep 2013 Bharathidasan

Dr. G. Gnanasekaran

L. Sophia An Economic Analysis of the impact of Inorganic Farming Practices on Environment: A Case Study of Kallakurich Union, Villupuram District, Tamil Nadu

2013 Bharathidasan

R. Sudheesan An Economic Study on Paddy Cultivation in Kulithalai Taluk of Karur District, Tamil Nadu

2013 Bharathidasan

Gisha P. Mathai Socio - Economic Aspects of Labourers in Cochin Special Economic Zone, Kerala - A Case Study

2013 Bharathidasan

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Activity Date Purpose Beneficiaries

The Association was inaugurated by Mr. V. P. Jeyaseelan ,IRS

29.07.2013 Preparatory Techniques for Competitive Examinations

Staff and Students

An inter-collegiate Essay Writing and Elocution Competition was jointly organized by Malcolm & Elizabeth Adiseshiah Trust, Chennai

08.01.2014 Inter-collegiate Competition Staff and Students

The Alumni Meet was organized on it was presided over Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal of St. Joseph’s College and sharing of thoughts by Prof. Susairaj Former HOD of Economics, SJC and Dr. M. Ravichandran, Head, Department of Environment Management, Bharathidasan University.

07.12.2013 Relationship and Resources Staff and Students

Regional Workshop on Research Methodology on for Research Scholars. Resource person was Dr.Stephen Vincent, Former HOD of Statistics, SJC.

07.02.2014 Research Staff and Students

A special Lecture on Freakonomics was delivered by Dr. A. Arul Jegannatharaj Former HOD of Economics, SJC.

28.11.2013

Enlighten new development in Economics concepts

Staff and Students

Lecture on Traits of Leadership was delivered by Rev. Fr. John Kennedy, Research Scholar in Education Management, Manila, Philippines.

30.01.2014 Motivation Staff and Students

Crib and Carol’s Competition 21.12.2013 Crib and Carol’s Competition Secured III Place

Exhibition Competition 31.01.2014 Exhibition Competition



CADAR Endowment Falling Rupee Value against US Dollar: The Ground Realities.

Dr. R. Balasubramaniyan, Associate Prof., Dept of Economics, D. G. Vaishnav College, Chennai


Rex Fernandez Endowment

A Road Map to Green Economy

Dr. M. Ravichandran, Head, Dept of Environment Management, Bharathidasan University, Trichy



Name of the Staff Name of the Programme Name of the University/Organisation Date

Dr. P. Stanly Joseph Orientation Loyola College, Chennai

Dr. G. Iruthaya Raj Orientation St.Joseph’s College, Trichy

Dr. L. Arockia Samy Orientation St.Joseph’s College, Trichy

Mr. A. John Sundaraj Refresher and Orientation St. Joseph’s College, Trichy/ Madras University, Chennai

Dr. M. Suvakkin Orientation St.Joseph’s College, Trichy 22,23.01.2014

Dr. K. A. Michael Orientation Loyola College, Chennai

Dr. S. P. Robert Orientation Loyola College, Chennai

Dr. J. Vasantha Arockia Selvi Orientation St.Joseph’s College, Trichy 20-21.01.2014

Ms. Catherin Ruby Orientation St.Joseph’s College, Trichy 20-21.01.2014

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ENGLISH

The inauguration of the activities of English Association for the academic year 2013-14 was organised by PG and Research Department of English, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy on 24th July 2013. The Chief Guest was Prof. G. Ravindran, Former Head of the Department of English, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy and Rev. Fr. G. Pushparaj, SJ, Province Coordinator for Higher Education, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy presided over the function. The English Association conducted the second meeting on 10th September 2013 and the third with twin lectures on 9th December 2013. The resource persons were Dr. Om Prakash Juneja, Emeritus Professor at H.M.Patel Institute of English and President of International Council for Canadian Studies, Ottawa, Canada; Rev. Fr. A. Sagayaraj, SVD, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology and Philosophy, Nanzan University, Japan and Ms. Fumie Yatagai, Ph.D. Scholar, Department of Journalism and Communication, Madras University, Chennai respectively. An Intra-Departmental Elocution Competition was conducted for both UG and PG students of Shift-I on 5th March 2014 to mark the English Literary Association Day.

St. Joseph’s Bibliophile Club 2013

The St. Joseph’s Bibliophile Club conducted the inaugural meeting for the academic year 2013-14 on 24th July 2013. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector, the Chief Guest delivered a talk on the Ecocritical Perspective in the book Silent Spring by Rachel Carson, Dr. S. Papu Benjamin Elango, HoD, Department of English, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy presided over the function. The second meeting was conducted on 21st August 2013. Rev. Dr. Rex Pai, Former Indian Provincial reviewed Pierre Pradervand’s The Gentle Art of Blessings, Dr. S. Papu Benjamin Elango, HoD, Department of English, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy felicitated the reviewer. Dr. D. Benet, Associate Professor of English, National College, Trichy the Chief Guest of the third meeting reviewed Serious Men by Manu Joseph. The meeting was conducted on 24th September 2013. The fourth meeting of the St. Joseph’s Bibliophile Club was conducted on 29th November. Prof. Karthic Sunderajan, Principal-in-Charge, Bharathidasan University Constituent College, Lalgudi reviewed the book Inferno by Dan Brown.

Bards’ Club 2013-14

The inauguration and first meeting of Bards’ Club, a forum for young budding poets, was conducted on 2nd September 2013

at 11:45 a.m. in Fr. T. N. Siqueira Hall. Prof. T. Vadivu, Associate Professor and Coordinator, Bards’ Club welcomed the gathering. Dr. S. Papu Benjamin Elango, HoD, Department of English presided over the function. Dr. S. Joseph Arul Jayraj, Associate Professor recited his poems ‘Winging towards the Divine’ and ‘Leprous Tongues’.

Prof. Eugene D’Vas, Former HoD, Department of English, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy delivered the Chief Guest’s address on the topic ‘The Art of Writing Poetry’. He invited young minds to keep their minds open to poetic inspiration.

Commenting on the poems of Dr. S. Joseph Arul Jayaraj, Prof. Eugene D’Vas stated that the poems had the same poetic vigour found in Rabindranath Tagore’s Gitanjali. Prof. S. Jerald Sagaya Nathan, Assistant Professor and Assistant Coordinator, Bard’s Club proposed the vote of thanks.

A mega Inter-collegiate Verse Writing Contest was conducted on 6th March 2014 as part of LIT Quest 2014, a mega Inter-Collegiate Literary Contest organised by the department.

The English Association in a joint venture with the Communication Club of the Department of English conducted Lit Quest 2014 an Intercollegiate Literary Competition on 6th March 2014.

Finally, Drama Fest 2014, an Intra-Departmental Competition which marked the valedictions of the English Association, Communication Club, Bibliophile Club and Bards’ Club was conducted on 7th March 2014.

Rev. Fr. G. Pushparaj, SJ, Province Coordinator for Higher Education delivered the scholarly presidential address disclosing the lively facets of Shakespearean characters. He recalled the nostalgic vistas of dramatic teaching of English Plays by Rev. Fr. Siqueira, SJ, and Rev. Fr. Lawrence Sundaram, SJ., Mr. Dennis Selvan, the Principal Correspondent of Times of India, Trichy drew catchy instances of the subtle use of English in Mass Media.

He exhorted the students of literature to take up the challenging positions in newspapers and TV to uphold Democracy and Justice. Dr. K. Srinivasan, Associate Professor of English and Deputy Controller of Examinations, National College, Tiruchirappalli was the Chief Guest for the Valedictory Function. He brought out the ways and means of honing the histrionic skills.

1.1 MEMBER IN ACADEMIC / CO-CURRICULAR ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES Name of the Activity Nature Place Date

Dr. S. Papu Benjamin Elango

Member of the Board of Studies University Representative The Tamil Nadu National Law School, Trichy

08.11.2013

Member of the Board of Studies University Representative Bharthidasan University, Trichy 20.06.2013

Dr. S. Joseph Arul Jayraj

Chairman of the Board of Studies University Representative Nehru Memorial College, Puthanampatti 07.12.2013

Major-NCC NCC OFFICER St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 2014

Member of the Editorial Board, Bi-annual Journal

University Representative Nehru Memorial College, Puthanampatti 01.10.2013

External Expert in the Doctoral Committee University Representative Bharthidasan University, Tiruchirappalli 19.08.2013

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Name of the Activity Nature Place Date

Dr. T. Vadivu

Member of the Board of Studies External Representative St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 24.02.2014

Dr. V. Francis

Member of the Board of Studies External Representative Arul Anandhar College, Karumathur, Madurai

19.12.2013


Title of the Talk Nature Place Date


Talk on Bharathyin Pudhiya Aathichoodi Radio Talk AIR, Trichy 31.11.2013

Talk on Kaviyin Manam Radio Talk AIR, Trichy 05.12.2013


Delivered a talk on ‘Indian Diaspora Literature’ SL Srimad Andavan College, Tiruvanai Kovil, Trichy

10.03.2014

A Special Orientation on Developing Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing Skills

Resource Person St. Paul’s Seminary, Tiruchirappalli, 07.09.2013 to 16.12.2013

Delivered Independence Day Message Chief Guest of Honour

St. Joseph’s Anglo-Indian Girls’ Higher Secondary School, Trichy

15.08.2013

Workshop on Developing Speaking and Writing Skills

Resource person

Poompuhar 30.08.2013

The Nuances of English Language Teaching Resource person Coimbatore 14.05.2013

Developing Speaking and Writing Skills Resource person Perambalur 10.10.2013

Job Oriented for III UG B. A. English Literature Students

Resource person Puthanampatti 13.02.2014

Developing Listening Skills Resource person M. Kumarasamy College, Karur 10.08.2013

Classroom Language Resource person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 17, 21.10.2013

Developing Speaking and Writing skills in a UGC sponsored Orientation Programme

Resource person AVC,Mayiladudurai 21, 22.11.2013

Shakespearean Sonnets Resource person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 02.08.2013

Co-Ordinator for Bridge Course Co-ordinator St. Joseph’s College, Trichy Jul-Oct 2013

A One-Day State Level Seminar on Diasporic Literature

Chair Person Srimad Andavan College, Tiruvanai Kovil, Trichy

10.03.2014

Dr. T. Vadivu

A One-Day State Level Seminar on Diasporic Literature

Chair Person Srimad Andavan College, Tiruvanai Kovil, Trichy

10.03.2014

Prof. V. L. Jayapaul

A special Lecture on Inter-personal Soft Skills Resource Person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 15.07.2013

Talk on English for Effective Communica-tion and GD

Resource Person Marudhar Kesari Jain College, Vaniyambadi

16.12.2013

Talk on Application of Behavioural Skills for Placement

Resource Person Holy Cross College 27.02.2014

Dr. V. Francis

Motivational talk on Polish your English Resource Person Selvam Arts and Science College, Nammakal

13.02.2014

Dr. J. John Love Joy

Workshop on Teaching Pronunciation

Resource Person Jamal Mohammed College, Trichy 26.02.2014

Mr. M. John Britto

Common Errors in English Resource Person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 15-19.10.2013

Funding Opportunities and Scientific Paper Publication

Resource Person

Bon Secours College for Women, Tanjore.

03.09.2013

Workshop on Developing Speaking Skills Resource Person Sacred Heart College, Thirupattur. 19.07.2013

WH – Questions Resource Person MAM College of Engg, Trichy 24, 25.06.2013

Mr. D. R. Edwin Christy

Workshop on Developing Listening Skills Resource Person Karur 09.08.2013

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Workshop on Interview Skills Resource Person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 13.02.2014

Lecture on E For English and F for Fun Resource Person Oxford Engineering College, Trichy 21.02.2014

Born to Win Chief Guest St. Joseph’s Hr Sec. School, Trichy 27.02.2014

Mr. R. Jayakanth

Achieving Good Communication Skills Resource Person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 14.02.2014

Dr. John Bosco

How to Make Use of the Dictionary Effectively Resource Person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

English Through Films Resource Person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 21-10-2013

Expression is the first impression Thiagarajar College of Preceptors, Madurai

16-08-2013

Pragmatic Steps to Improve English Resource Person St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 17-10-2013



(S/C/WS)

Dr. Amala Vennus

Being Between Cultures: A Thematic Analysis of Manju Kapur’s The Immigirant

Sourashtra College, Madurai

2013 S

Fringe to the Centre: The Journey of Women in Contemporary Indian Fiction

Gandhigram University, Madurai

2013 S

Dr. Cheryl Davis

Diaspora and Culture in Nadine Gordimer’s Six Feet of the Country Periyar E.V.R. College, Tiruchirappalli

2013 S



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year


Motherism in Postcolonial Literature Hermes N 0975-3516

Vol. I, pp 1-2


From Post-colonialism to Neo-colonialism Hermes N 0975-3516

pp 3-6

What kind of Syllabus /Textbooks do the students of General English/English for General Purposes Courses Need in ESL Context?

English Language and Literary Teaching: Trends, Techniques, Methods and Approaches

IN 978-81-7273-740-5

pp 141-151

Mrs. R. Qurshid Begum

The Third World as Woman’s Body: A Critique of Neo-colonialism in Manjula Padmanaban’s Harrest

Hermes N 0975-3516

Vol. I, pp 7-16

Mr. M. John Britto

Nature (A Poem) The Challenge: An International Bi-annual Journal of Art, Culture, Language & Literature.

IN 2278-9499

Vol. 22. No. 2.

The Expectations of the Employers: Impediments and Smart Strategies to Effective Communication in English

Emerging Issues in English Language Teaching, Ed. Nawale, Arvind, M., and Prashant Mothe, ND

N 978-93-81030-46-2

pp 265-280

Mr. R. Jayakanth

Portrayal of Women in the Select Novels of Saul Bellow Gender Justice in Tamil Literature N 978-81-92288

Vol. I, pp 372-374

Dr. Amutha

Judith Wright’s Poems – Paradigms of Ecosophy Asian Journal of English and

Linguistics

IN 2347 -

2383

Vol. 1, No 1

2013

Dr. Cheryl Davis

Literature and Human Rights: A Study of V. S. Naipaul’s

Magic Seeds

Writing on Rights - edited by

Dr. K. Srinivasan

978-81-

909877

Vol. 1,

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Year

Mr. Amala Veenus

A Voice of their Own-narrative Tech in Manju Kapur’s Difficult Daughters

Hermes N 0975-3516

Vol. VI pp 17-27

To Unlearn What is learnt-Gabrial Okara’s Once Upon the Time

Voices in the Wilderness IN 78-81-908015

Vol. 1 pp 141-144

Uprooted Identity in Jaishree Misra’s Ancient Promises With an ear to the Ground N 978-93-80767

pp 34-32


Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Conferred

on University

Rev. Dr. Sebastian, SJ.

Dr. T. Vadivu Feminist Perspectives in Indian Literature: A Study of Selected Novels of Anita Desai and Shobha De

Nov. 2013 Bharathidasan

Dr. V. Francis Agonizing Partition: A Study on the Select Indo-English Partition Novels

Jan. 2014 Bharathidasan

Dr. G. J. Sathia Seelan

Dr. S. John Bosco Feminine Sensibility in the Select Novels of Doris Lessing-A Study Mar 2013 Bharathidasan



Mr. V. L. Jayapaul Refresher Course in English UGC Academic Staff College, Bharathidasan University, Trichy

24.09.2013 to 14.10.2013

Mr. D. R. Edwin Christy Refresher Course in English UGC Academic Staff College, Bharathidasan University, Trichy

24.09.2013 to 14.10.2013

Mr. R. Jayakanth Refresher Course in English UGC Academic Staff College, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai

24.09.2013 to 14.10.2013

1.7 ORGANISED Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS); Level: National (N)/International (IN)]

Title Expert Funding Agency

Place & Date

Nature (S/C/WS)

Current Trends in Canadian Literature Dr. Chelva Kanaganayakam 29.02.2014 IN-C


Name of the Activity Purpose Date

Association Meeting To enhance the literariness of the literature students 24.07.2013, 10.09.2013, 09.10.2013

Communication Club To enhance the communicative and soft skills of students of all discipline.

19.02.2014

Bibliophile Club To inculcate in the students the reading habit 24.07.2013, 21.08.2013, 24.09.2013

WOESS To provide the students varied experience to literature with varied lectures from professors of our college and other colleges

15th July 2013 to 29 Jan 2014 (14 programmes)

Bards’ Club To encourage the staff and students to write poetry 2.09.2013

LitQuest 2014 To inculcate dramatic skills in the students 06.03.2014, 07.03.2014

SIEFL To develop the LSRW skills among people in English and other foreign languages

Summer Vacation

1.9 MEMORIAL/ENDOWMENT ACTIVITY

Name of the Memorial/ Endowment

Title Speaker’s Name and

Affiliation Date Beneficiaries

Rev. Fr. Leigh, Rev. Fr. Lawrence Sundaram, Prof. Banumoorthy Endowment Lecture

From New Criticism to New Historicism

Dr. A. S. D. Pillai, Former Dean, Parisutham Institute of Science & Technology, Tanjore

05.12.2013 Students of English Literature

Rev. Dr. A. Sebastian SJ Endowment Effective Strategies for Teaching ELLS

Dr. K. S. Antony Samy, Associate Prof, Dept of English, Loyola College


Dr. K. Chellappan Endowment Testimonial Literatures

Dr. S. Armstrong, Head, Department of English, University of Madras, Chennai


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MA English (Shift-I) (2012-14)

M.Phil. Scholars (2013-14)

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MA English (Shift-II) (2012-14)

BA English ‘A’ (Shift-II) (2011-14)

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ELECTRONICS

The Electronics Association was inaugurated by Dr S.Raja Deputy Principal, St.Joseph’s College, Trichy. Dr.Madhu, Scientist at CECRI karaikudi, was a guest lecturer, who delivered the inaugural address on “Application of Electronics”. In that, he discussed about the areas of application like Organic LED’s, Field of Robotics, Automation using embedded system, Medical Electronics, communication and digital techniques.

On 31st August 2013, a special workshop for the school students was organized. It was mainly organized for the higher secondary students. We arranged Eighteen experiments on Physics Practical and ten projects were designed and displayed to improve their skills. There were around 130 students from St.Joseph’s Higher Secondary School, National School, E.V.R and Renga Matriculation School, Trichy, participated in the workshop. They gave the feedback that all the experiments were properly arranged and working concepts were explained to them for better understanding in their academic practicals.

The second association meeting was held on 27th November 2013. Prof.B.Manikandan, Assistant Professor, Anna University of technology was the guest lecturer and he presented his lecture on ‘Communication Electronics’. Generation of AM, FM modulation and demodulation were demonstrated by him. He also explained the outputs with waveform generation in MS- Excel.

Our department conducted the Parent-Teacher meet on 27th September 2013, Rev. Fr. Principal, Rev. Fr. Secretary and Deputy Principal inaugurated the meet. Parents met the respective class mentor and discussed about the student progression in studies. The alumni meet was conducted on 07th December 2013 and a large number of alumni were gathered. Each of them shared their field of expertise and interacted with the students.

This year on the 31st January 2014, the college celebrated Twin Jubilee Celebration in which Inter department exhibition was organized. The students of our department exhibited their creative innovation through electronics exhibition to the students and to the faculty members of our college and the neighbouring colleges and schools. Thrity-seven working modules were demonstrated in areas covering Embedded System, Automation, Communication Engineering and Robotics. The exhibition was blessed and opened by Dr. Raja, Deputy Principal St.Joseph’s College, Trichy. In this interdepartmental exhibition, our department won the first prize and cash award of Rs 5,000.

The state-level intercollegiate technical symposium for other colleges was conducted in the name of Joselex’14 on 10th March 2014 in SAIL auditorium. Students from various colleges in Tamil Nadu participated in the events called Poster, Paper, Project and Quiz. The technical symposium was blessed and felicitated by Rev. Fr. Secretary and Rev. Fr. Principal. The keynote address was delivered by Mr. Jagathguru from Robert

Bosch on ‘Embedded Electronics in automation’. Sixty participants participated in the various events from more than ten colleges. Mr S. Saravanan, CEO, VS group of companies, delivered the valediction address and distributed the prizes to the winners.

The Jostronix, consultancy service of our department, constructed a parallel port interfacing work bench and successfully delivered to computer science department in January 2014. The circuit of work bench was designed by Dr. I. Arul Rayappan and prof. M.Rajesh, the Printed circuit board (PCB) was designed by Dr. I. Arul Rayappan constructed by Prof. B. Dleepan, tested by Dr A.Jamaldeen and programmes were developed by Dr V.Manickam.

As a new initiative, an E conference was organized on 28th February 2014, Mr. Cyril Anand, Assistant Director, ICTE Business Development, Qatar, was the invited Speaker and he insisted on the need for developing skills to become an entrepreneur in electronics. On 04th March 2014, Mr Sreenath Kashyap, Assistant Professor, Marwadi Education Foundation, Gujarat, presented his talk through E-conference on ‘Manufacturing of Resistor’.

On 21st , 22nd Feb 2014, St Xavier College, Palayankottai organized a state-level inter-collegiate exhibition. Our Department students participated in the event among 48 colleges, our students secured 3rd place and won the cash award. Apart from this our Department students participated in various state level seminars conducted by other colleges. The winners brought pride to our department and to the college.

One of our staff members, Dr A. Jamaludeen published a paper in Journal of Analytical Chemistry, an international journal on the topic “Determination of Calcium in wine using reconfigurable PSoC based spectrophotometer”.

Our department activities in the academic year 2013-2014 were much appreciated by IQAC and awarded the best department award with the rolling trophy of Department of Excellence in Shift-II.

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B.Sc. Electronics (Shift-II) (2011-14)

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HISTORY

The Department of History conducted the inauguration of History Association on 18th July 2013. The inaugural address was delivered by Mr. P. Soundararajan, President, on the topic “Writing History - Philately a Tool”. Dr. T. Sundararaj Endowment Lecture was organised on 4th September 2013. The Endowment Lecture was delivered by Dr. C. Nithyanandam, President, Acupuncture Doctors’ Association, ATAMA State Deputy Treasurer on the topic, “Acupuncture: An emerging field in Health Tourism”.

Rev. Fr. P. Susai Endowment Lecture was delivered on 20th December 2013, by Mr. M. Kennedy, Advocate, Tiruchirappalli Session’s Court,. He delivered a lecture on, “Indian Constitution: A Foundation for Human Rights”. Dr. M. Arumairaj Endowment Lecture was delivered by Ms. Nahla Nainar on 24th February 2014 on the topic, “Documenting our Local History through Journalism”.

The department organized Dr. N. Arunachalam Endowment Lecture for Fr. Anglade Archaeological Club on 12th March, 2014. The lecture was delivered by Prof. K. Sadasivan, Former Professor & Head, Department of History, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli.

Rev. Fr. P. Susai Inter-School Quiz Competition for History Students in Higher Secondary Schools of Tiruchirappalli Corporation was held on 3rd October 2013. The Quiz Club of the Department of History organised this Quiz. Dr. M. Arumairaj Inter-Collegiate Quiz Competition was held on 7th February 2014 at SAIL Auditorium. Totally 12 colleges from all over the state actively participated in this competition. The History Association of the Department of History successfully conducted these two quizzes for the academic year 2013-14.

1.1 MEMBER IN ACADEMIC / CO-CURRICULAR ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES Name of the Activity Place Date

Rev. Dr. M. Arockisamy Xavier, SJ

Board of Studies in History PSGR Krishnammal College, Coimbatore 22.02.2014

Governing Body Member Fatima College, Madurai 2013-14




Intellectual Apostolate of the Jesuits Resource Person Jesuit Curia, Rome

31.10.2013 to 02.11.2013

Multiculturalism: Prospects and Challenges - A Historical Perspective

Resource Person Fu Jen University, Taiwan

10.11.2013

The Socio-Religious Reform Movements in Tamilnadu Resource Person Jayaraj Annapackiam College, Periyakulam, Theni

21.02.2014

Dr. P J. Biju Joseph

Theory of Nation - A Comparative Study on Tagore & Eric Hobsbawm

Resource Person Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli

04.02.2014

Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss, SJ

Marketing Strategies in Eco-Tourism Resource Person Holy Cross College, Tiruchirappalli 04.02.2014



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Jesuits Involvement in Grassroots Struggle for Justice & Equality in Tamil Nadu

Darjeeling 01-04 Aug 2013

WS

Dr. P J. Biju Joseph

Railway Strikes, Protest and Indian National Movement (Madras and South Mahratan Railway strike)

Indian History Congress, Cuttak

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Ms. R. Subha The River Cauvery - A Historical Study (1924-2008) 05.07.2013 Bharathidasan University

Dr. T. Sundararaj

Mr. J. Augustin Ryotwari Settlement in Tiruchirappalli District 15.02.2014 Bharathidasan University



Title Expert Organised by Date Nature

(S/C/WS)

Foundational Inspiration of the Mission and its Resurgence in the New Madura Mission

Rev. Fr. M. Devadoss, Former Provincial, Dindigul

Departments of History & Department of Tamil, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

26,27.09.2013 N


Name of the Activity Purpose Date Beneficiaries

Inauguration of History Association Inaugural Address on Stamp Collection 18.07.2013 UG & PG Students

Rev. Fr. P. Susai Endowment for School Quiz Inter-School Quiz Competition 03.10.2013 Tiruchirappalli Corporation School

Dr. M. Arumai Raj Endowment for College Quiz Inter-Collegiate Quiz Competition 07.02.2014 Students from various colleges


Name of the Memorial/ Endowment Title Date Beneficiaries

Dr. T. Sundrararaj Endowment Lecture Accupuncture – An Emerging Field in Health Tourism

04.09.2013 UG, PG & M.Phil. Students

Rev. Fr. P. Susai, SJ Endowment Lecture Indian Constitution: A Foundation for Human Rights 20.12.2013 UG, PG & M.Phil. Students

Dr. M. Arumai Raj Endowment Lecture Documenting our Local History – Through Journalism

24.02.2014 UG, PG & M.Phil. Students

Dr. N. Arunachalam Endowment Lecture for Fr. Anglade Archaeological Club

Experiences of a Historian 12.03.2014 UG, PG & M.Phil. Students

In view of the Twin Jubilee Celebrations -

Seminar on Foundational Inspiration of the Mission

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M.A. History (2012-14)

M.Phil. History (2012-14)

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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

(HRM)

The HRM Department inaugurated its association activities on 12th July 2014 at the Community Centre. Rev. Fr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College, presided over the function. Dr. Sivakumar, GM-HR, Dalmia Cements Pvt. Ltd., the chief guest of the function delivered a lecture on “HR Trends in Industries”.

The department organised its first fortnight association meeting on 2nd August 23013 at SAIL Auditorium. Mr. N. Jagadeesan, Former GM, BHEL delivered a lecture on “Role of HR in Goal Setting”.

The Department organised its second fortnight association meeting on 30th August 2013, at SAIL Auditorium. Ms. Sabitha Ragavan, Managing Director, SV Consultancy, Tiruchirappalli delivered a lecture on “Interview Skills for HR Professionals”.

The department conducted its third fortnight meeting on 16th September 2013, at Siqueira Hall. Mr. D.Gobi, Senior Manager (Personnel and Administration), Kothari Sugars Pvt. Ltd., Kattur delivered a lecture on “HR Activities in Current Industries”.

The department conducted its fourth fortnight association meeting on 1st October 2013, at Community Centre. Mr. Vetrivel, Managing Director and Mr. Murali, HR Manager, Success Engineering Industry delivered a lecture on “Methodology to become a successful enterprises and the Role of ISO 9000 in HR”.

The department conducted its fifth fortnight association meeting on 3rd October 2013. Mr. Joseph Amal Raj, Executive HR Manager, Rane Brake Lining Ltd., Trichy delivered a lecture on “Dynamics of Labour Legislation”.

The department organised its sixth fortnight association meeting on 8th January 2014, at Siqueira Hall. Mr. R. Kannan Ragavan, Management Consultant delivered a lecture on “HR in New Age Management”.

The department organised its seventh fortnight association meeting on 13th February 2014, at Community Centre.

Ms. V. Chandharavadhana, Assistant Technician, DSL, GOC Railway, Tiruchirappalli delivered a lecture on “Disciplinary Measure and Appeal Proceedings”.

The valediction of the HRM association was organised on 10th March 2014, Dr. F. R. Alexander Pravin Durai, Dean, School of Management Studies, presided over the function. Mr. Manohar, Senior Executive - HRDC, BHEL, Tiruchirappalli delivered a valedictory address and distributed the prizes to the March Past Champions.

Our department students won the Overall Championship Award in the March Past Competition conducted among 22 departments in our college, in the Annual Sports Meet 2013.

Our students S. Kousalya and J. Princy Lavanya, II MA HRM won the second prize in the HR quiz competition conducted on 5th January 2014, at JIM organised by Joseph’s Institute of Management in association with NIPM, Tiruchirappalli.

Our students J. Dhanapal, M. Kuttiraj, N. Karthic Pandiyan, I MA HRM won the third prize in the HR quiz competition conducted on 5th January 2014, at JIM organized by Joseph’s Institute of Management in association with NIPM, Tiruchirappalli.

Our students have won the first prize in the Crib Competition conducted on 22nd December among all the departments organized by the Campus Ministry of our college to celebrate Christmas function. Our students have also won the third prize in the Twin-Jubilee celebrations of Jesuit Missionary Exhibition conducted on 1st February 2014 by the campus ministry of our college.

The Department of HRM organised UGC sponsored National Conference on “Competency Mapping and Development” on 30th January 2014, at Jubilee Building. Mr. Vishal Gupta, Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad delivered a keynote address. Dr. A. Selvaraj, CEO, Sri Jayarekha Industries, Madurai delivered an inaugural address.


Staff Nature Place Date

Dr. J. Wilfred Angello Gerald Lecture on: Management Concepts

Distance Education Programme, Bharathidasan University, Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy

27.10.2013 to 15.12.2013

All department faculties UGC Sponsored National Conference on Competency Mapping and Developmental

Department of HRM, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

30.01.2014

1.2 PAPER PRESENTED [Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)/National (N)/International (IN)]

Title Name of the Activity Place Date Nature (C/IN)

Dr. J. Wilfred Angello Gerald

Individual work place stress and its reducing practices- A study

Conference on Growth Perspective of Social Work Profession in the Changing Scenario

Jamal Mohamed College, Tiruchirappalli

12.10.2013 C

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Title Name of the Activity Place Date Nature (C/IN)

Dr. K. Arockiam

Sri Lankan Refugees - The Internationalisation of Labour - Global HRM: Trench & Challenges

International Conference Joseph Institute of Management, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

07.02.2014 IN



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. J. Wilfred Angello Gerald

The Influence of Employee Perception on Their Work Satisfaction


III, 1-5 (2013)

Contribution of Performance Appraisal in Industrial arena

Indian Streams Research Journal IN 2230-7850

III, 1-5 (2013)

Individual Work Place stress and Its Reducing Practices- A study

SELP Journal of Social Science N 0975-9999

IV, 306-311 (2013)

Mrs. Y. Vijila

Relationship Between Parenting Styles and Adolescent Social Competence

IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

IN 2279-0837

17, 34-36 (2013)

Study on Psycho-social Factors that Prohibit Appropriate Career Choices among Orphaned Teenagers.

WIDE Spectrum Research Journal N 2250-2815

12, 5-10 (2013)



Dr. M. J. I. Raj

Mr. J. Wilfred Angello Gerald The Impact of Labour Welfare Measures on Labour Effectiveness: A Study Conducted in Tamilnadu Cements Corp. Ltd., Ariyalur


Mrs. T. Arockia Sagayamary Sweety Evaluation of Training Programme for Sub-Inspector Trainees: A Study Conducted in Tamil Nadu Police Academy, Chennai


Dr. P. Devanesan

Mrs. D. Suthamathi Employee’s Perception of Labour Welfare Measures: A Comparative Study conducted at the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) Salem Steel Plant and JSW Steel limited, Salem district, Tamil Nadu


1.5 DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES (Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)

Title Expert Date Nature

Beneficiaries

Managing Continuity and Change: HR Competencies for Indian Organisations

Prof. Vishal Gupta, IIM, Ahmedabad

30.01.2014 N PG Students from various colleges

Motivational Talk on Competency Dr. A. Selvaraj, CEO Jeyarekha Industries Madurai

Recruitment and Competency Mr. Samad, Manager, BHEL, Trichy


Title Expert Date Beneficiaries

HR Trends in Industries. Dr.Sivakumar, GM-HR, Dalmia Cements Ltd, Dalmiapuram


Role of HR in Goal setting Mr.N.Jagadeesan, Former GM, BHEL 02.08.2013 PG Students

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Title Expert Date Beneficiaries

Interview Skills for HR Professionals Mrs. Sabitha Ragavan, MD, SV Consultancy


HR Activities in Current Industries Mr.D.Gopi, Senior Manager P&A, Kothari Sugars Pvt Ltd


Methodology to Become a Successful Enterprises and the Role of ISO 9000 in HR

Mr. D. Vetrivel, MD and Mr. S. Murali, Manager-HR, Success Engineering Industries


Dynamics of Labour Legislations Mr. Joseph Amal Raj, Manager HR, Rane Break Lining Ltd


HRM New Age Management Mr. R. Kanan Ragavan, Management Consultant


Disciplinary Measures and Appeal Proceedings Mrs. V. Chandaravadhana, Asst Tech, DSL, GOC, Railways, Tiruchi


M.A. HRM (2012-14)

M.Phil. HRM - (2013-14)

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

( IT )

The IT Association has organized two seminars and two Intra-departmental contests for students in the academic year 2013-2014. The Association was inaugurated on 20th September 2013 in the honourable presence of Rev Dr. S. Sebastian, SJ, Secretary and Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal. Mr. Centhilkumar, Chartered Accountant, Trichy was the resource person and he delivered a lecture on “Communication Skills”. The Association conducted “Debugging Contest” on 25th September 2013. The students from II UG, III UG, I PG and II PG were benefited through this contest. The Association organized “Parent-Teacher Meeting” on 7th December 2013. Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian, Secretary delivered the presidential address. Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal spoke about the History and various facilities

available in the college. In the second session there was an interaction between the Staff and the parents regarding their wards’ Semester marks. An Association seminar was organized on 28th January 2014. Mr. D. Subash, Project Manager, TCS gave a lecture on “Android and Application”. Twin Jubilee Exhibition was conducted on 30th and 31st January 2014. More than 30 students from our department exhibited 15 live demonstrations. The Association conducted “Web Designing” contest from 11th to 18th February 2014. The students of our department had benefited from this intra-departmental contest. The participants were from the II UG, III UG and I PG classes.

1.1 DELEGATE/MEMBER IN ACADEMIC/CO-CURRICULAR ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES


Dr. D. P. Jeyapalan

Board of Studies Member Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli 2013-14

Board of Studies Member J. J. College of Arts & Science, Pudukottai 2013-14

Mr. V. Jude Nirmal

International Seminar on Cyber Security Delegate Bharathiyar University, Coimbatore 09-03-2013

National Conference on Advanced Computing Delegate Jamal Mohamed College 07-03-2013

Mrs. R. Mangai Begum

Hands on Training on Rapid Miner - A Data Mining Tool Delegate PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore 16-03-2013

LATEX Seminar Delegate Dept. of Mathematics, SJC, Trichy 13-08-2013



Mr. V. Jude Nirmal

Hands on Experience in Excel 2007 – Needs Programme WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 21.09.2013

Hands on Experience in Excel 2007 – Needs Programme WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 08.01.2014

Mr. S. Hendry Leo Kanickam

Hands on Experience in MS Word 2007 – Needs Programme WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 21.09.2013

Hands on Experience in MS Word 2007 – Needs Programme WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 08.01.2014


Title Name of the Activity Place Date Nature

(S/C/WS)

Mr. P. Joseph Charles

Automated Secured Disaster Recovery with Hyper-V Replica and PoweShell

WCCT 2014 St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

28.02.2014, 01.03.2014

IN

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(S/C/WS)

Mr. V. Jude Nirmal

Context – Aware Data Retrieval using Mobile Social Network

National Conference on Advanced Computing

PG & Research Dept of CS, Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy

07.03.2013 N

Mr. George Gabriel Richard Roy

A Cloud Model For Effective E-Learning

WCCCT2014 St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 28.02.2014, 01.03.2014

IN

Security Analysis of Future Enterprise

WCCCT2014 St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 28.02.2014, 01.03.2014

IN


Title of the Paper Name of the

Journal N/ IN

ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Mr. P. Joseph Charles

Extending Social Privacy Protected for Twitter Social Network CIIT Intl. Journal IN 0974-713 pp. 34-39, 2013

A Context Aware System Based on Service Oriented Architecture ICRTICA’13 N 978-81208-25-0

pp. 206-210, 2013

SMIWBSN: Security Mechanism in Web based Social Network IJETCCT 2014 IN pp. 55-64

Mrs. K. Bhuvaneswari

A Comprehensive Study on Big Data Technologies and Challenges CIIT Intl. Journal IN 0974-9578 pp. 13-16, (2014)

Mr. C. Venish Raja

The Next Big Thing in Computing is Cloud Computing : An Introduction Concept and Issues

IJRCM IN 2231-1009 pp. 71-73, 2013

Mrs. R. Mangai Begum

Attack Based Classification of Privacy Preserving Data Mining and Knowledge Engineering

CIIT Intl. Journal IN 0974-9713 2014

Predicting the Learning Behaviour of Students Based on Personality Trait and Comparing the Classification Algorithms

CIIT Intl. Journal IN 0974-9713 pp. 449-453, 2014


Co-authors Title of the Books/Unit Publishers

Mrs. K. Bhuvaneswari Computer Literacy - HTML School of Computing Science, St. Joseph’s College

Mr. V. Jude Nirmal Computer Literacy - VRML School of Computing Science, St. Joseph’s College

Mr. George Gabriel Richard Roy Computer Literacy - VRML School of Computing Science, St. Joseph’s College

Mrs. J. Amutha Computer Literacy - WML School of Computing Science, St. Joseph’s College

Mrs. T. Lucia Agnes Beena Computer Literacy - WML School of Computing Science, St. Joseph’s College

Mrs. S. Thulasi Bharathi Computer Literacy - HTML School of Computing Science, St. Joseph’s College



Activity Speakers and affiliation Title of the Talk Date Beneficiaries

World Congress on Comput-ing and Communication Technologies (WCCCT 2014) – International Conference

Dr. Viji George, President, Concordia University, US

The Second Revolution in Higher Education

27,28.02. and 01.03.2014

Staff, M.Phil. Students, Participants from neighbouring Colleges and other states

Dr. Shamala K. Subramaniam University of Putra, Malaysia

Performance Modeling Strategies for Networks

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Activity Speakers and affiliation Title of the Talk Date Beneficiaries

Dr. Joseph M. Arul, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan

VHDL Implementation of Scheduled Dataflow Architecture


Name of the Activity Purpose Date Beneficiaries

Association Inaugural Lecture on Soft Skills Development

To develop communication skills among the students

20.09.2013 All Students

Debugging Contest To test the programming skills of the students 25.09.2013 II & III BCA, I & II PG

Parent Teachers Meet To provide an interaction between staff and parents regarding students mark and other activities

07.12.2013 ALL UG and I PG

Assn Meeting (Android Mobile Device) To give an overview on Android Mobile Device 28.01.2014 II & III BCA, I PG

Twin Jubilee Exhibition Create an Awareness among Latest development on IT Field

30,31.01.2014 All Students

Web Design Contest Enhance the Creativity of Students using various Web Design tools

11-18.02.2014 II, III BCA and I PG

M.Sc. IT (Shift-II) (2012-14)

Soft Skill Seminar Computer Training

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JOSEPH INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

( JIM )

The Summer Internship for the present second year students started on 29th April 2013 and ended on 21st June 2013. The students underwent summer internship training at 43 different companies.

An annual training programme was planned. Both the faculty of JIM and experts from outside were engaged to train the students. A two-day workshop was organized for the second year students on 3rd and 4th July 2013. The students were divided into 4 groups of 30 each based on their skill level. Each group underwent 40 hours of training in aptitude and 40 hours of training in soft skills.

The Placement Brochure 2014 was released by Mr.K.J. Joseph Phillip, Key Accounts Executive – Hindustan Unilever Ltd., Trichy on 5th December 2014.

The campus recruitment interviews started from November 2013. Fifteen Business establishments conducted on-campus interviews while 3 companies conducted off-campus interviews. Out of the 118 students 79 students got placed by the end of the 1st week of March 2014.The highest pay package offered for our students was Rs. 5.20 lakhs per annum.

Industrial Visits

The I MBA students had their Industrial Visit at Hosur on 1st, 2nd, 8th and 9th March 2013 and visited 7 industries.

The present I MBA students had their Industrial Visit to Madurai on 11th September 2013 and to Bangalore from 21st to 23rd November 2013. They also visited London School of Commerce and the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum (VITM) at Bangalore.

Faculty Development Programmes

Three faculty development programmes were organized:

1. Positioning JIM in the future on 27th April 2013 by Rev.Dr.G.Casimir Raj SJ, Former Director of LIBA and XLRI.

2. Project Proposals on 27th July 2013 by Dr.A.John De Britto, Associate Professor, Department of Botany, St.Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai.

3. Challenges of B-Schools on 24th August 2013 by Rev.Dr.G.Casimir Raj SJ, Former Director of LIBA and XLRI.

Activities of JIMA

Budget Analysis 2013 was organized on 7th March 2013.

International Women’s Day with the theme ‘Empowering Women’ was celebrated on 07th March 2013.

St. Joseph’s Institute of Management Association (JIMA) for the academic year 2013 – 14 was inaugurated on 22nd, July 2013 and the Fresher’s Day was celebrated on the same day afternoon.

The Feast of St.Ignatius of Loyola was celebrated at JIM on 30th July 2013.

The annual in-house competitions - TALENTIA were held on the 8th and 10th of August 2013.

Teachers’ Day was celebrated on the 5th September 2013.

The various functional clubs were inaugurated on 6th September 2013.

The Golden Jubilee Celebrations of Rev. Dr. Louis Xavier, SJ and Rev. Dr. A.Antony Pappuraj were celebrated on 2nd October 2013.

A State level seminar on ‘Currency Volatility and Economic Instability’ was organized on 9th October 2013 and was inaugurated by Dr.E.M.Sudarsana Natchiappan, The Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Government of India.

A seminar on ‘International Business and Career in the Globalized Economy’ was organized on 26th November 2013 at Loyola Auditorium, JIM from 11 am – 1 pm. Mr.Antony M. D’Souza, Vice President and Director, Gulf of Mexico Operations at Det Norske Veritas delivered the lecture.

A special lecture was organized on 29 November 2013. Dr.B.S.Ponmudiraj, Regional Coordinator (South), NAAC spoke on ‘Trends in Management’.

Dr.J.Charles, HoD of Commerce, SJC delivered a lecture on ‘Understanding the Roots of Global Financial Crisis’ for the Finance Students on 4th December 2013.

All the II MBA students went on a Pilgrimage to Poondi on 6th December 2013 seeking the divine blessings of ‘Our Lady’ for placements.

A Career Guidance programme was organized for the UG students of St.Joseph’s College on 6th and 7th December 2013.

Mr.C.K.Kumaravel, Managing Director, Natural Beauty Salon India Pvt.Ltd. delivered a lecture on ‘Make the Difference’ on 11th December 2013.

A Crib Competition was organized on 20th December 2013.

There was a grand Christmas Celebration at JIM on 21st December 2013. Rev.Dr.S.John Britto SJ, blessed the gathering. Rev.Dr.S.P.Johnson, Dean of Studies, St.Paul’s Seminary, Trichy was the Chief Guest. He shared the Joy of Christmas with his Christmas Message. Rev.Dr.G.Lawrence Amalraj SJ, Director, JIM greeted the gathering. Children from the Home for the Disabled Children, JMJ Convent, Sembattu were the Guests of Honour and gifts were given.

St.Joseph’s Institute of Management (JIM) and National Institute of Personnel Management (NIPM), Trichy Chapter jointly organized an Inter-Collegiate HR Quiz Contest on 5th January 2014.

Dr.R.Are Holen MD,PhD, Professor of Behavioural Medicine, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondhieum, Norway delivered a Special Lecture on ‘The Mind Power in Management’ on 6th January 2014.

An Intercollegiate Management Meet termed ‘MancoN 2014’ on the 21st of January 2014.

An International Conference on ‘Global HRM: Trends and Challenges’ was organized on 07th and 08th February 2014.

The 4th Annual General Body meeting of JIM Alumni/ae association was organized on 09th February 2014.

Dr.Kabaly P. Subramaniam Ph.D. (UK), Faculty of Business Studies, Arab Open University, Sultanate of Oman delivered a Special Lecture on ‘Recent Trends in Business Strategy’ on 17th February 2014.

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MBA (Shift-II)

Golden Jubilee Celebrations of the Founders of Jim Rev. Dr. S. Louis Xavier SJ and Rev. Dr. A. Antony Pappuraj SJ

Golden Jubilee Celebrations

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LANGUAGES

The inaugural meeting was held on 17th July 2013. Dr. I. Francis Gnanasekar, Vice-Principal (Academic), St. Joseph’s College, Trichy gave a talk on “Business Language”.

Sanskrit Professor Dr. M. S. Madhavachari participated in the exclusive workshop on “Quality Research Report Writing” by the Curriculum Development Cell of Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli on 27th February 2014.

The students of the Department of French attended an educational meet at the University of Pondicherry on 25th July 2013. Mr. Anandavadivelu, Associate Professor, Dr. Panneerselvam, Dean and Dr. Nalini Thambi, HoD, Department of French along with Ms. Cynthia George, HoD, Department of French, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy guided the students about the advantages of studying foreign languages. The

students of the Department of French attended an educational fair at Hotel Sangam on 31st August 2013. The students were elaborated on the process and possibilities of work and higher studies in France. The Department of French organised a guest lecture on the Stofy of Phedre - a famous 17th century French Literature, on 11th February 2014. Colleges from across Tiruchirappalli were invited. The lecture was delivered by Prof. Mouloud Madoum, IIM, Trichy. The lecture was followed by cultural events in French for colleges across Tiruchirappalli.

The valedictory meeting was held on 3rd March 2014. The chief guest Dr. G. Gnanasekaran, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy gave a talk on ‘Indian Economy Today’.

FRENCH 1.1 MEMBER IN ACADEMIC / CO-CURRICULAR ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES

Name of the Staff Name of the Activity Nature Place Date

Cynthia George Chief Guest, Campo Fest Meeting Trichy 10/08/2013

Cynthia George Convener, Guest Lecture Association Activity Trichy 11/02/2014

1.2 ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES Name of the Activity Purpose Date Beneficiaries

Inaugural Meeting To commence department activities 17.07.2013 Students

Educational Meet - University of Pondicherry Interaction with other French institutions 26.07.2013 Students

Guest Lecture Clarity on French Literature 11.02.2014 Students

Valedictory Function To validate the activities of the year Students

HINDI


Name of the Faculty Name of the Award Issued by the Organisation/ Agency Date

Dr. K. S. Pranatharthiharan Dr. Radhakrishnan Best Teacher National Award - 2013

Human Care, Human Rights Protection, New Delhi

10.12.2013


Dr. M. S. Madhavachari

Sri Bashyam Member Srirangam 20.07.2013

NSS, Bagavat Gita Member Mannachanallur 24-30.09.2013

SJC, Trichy Member Trichy 08-09.01.2014

Tiruppavai Member Srirangam 15.12.2013

1.2 RESOURCE PERSONS Title of the Talk Nature Place Date


Sanskritha Surabi WS Srirangam, Trichy 30.08.2013

1.3 PAPERS PRESENTED [National (N)/International (IN)] (ISSN - International Standard Serial No.)

Title of the Paper Place Date N/ IN

ISSN Vol./Page/

Year


Vainava Ilakkiya Parvaiyil Palina Samathuvam St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

08-09 Jan 2014 N 978-81- 92288

Jan 2014 pp 255-258

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LIBRARY


Dr. M. Dorairajan

Skills Management in Library services National Workshop National College, Trichy 21.04.2013

Faculty Development Training Programme Orientation Programme Anugraha Animation Centre, Dindigul 04 to 06.11.2013

Library and Information Management System National Conference Vivekanandha College, Tiruchengode 07.12.2013

Gateway to open Access, E-Resources: A Case Study of St. Joseph’s College

National Conference Vivekananda College, Madurai 26.10.2013

Research Data and Scholarly Information Seminar Bharathidasan University, Trichy

13.11.2013

Impact of Information Technology on Scientometric Studies

National Workshop Bharathidasan University, Trichy

17.02.2014

Mr. S. Arockiasamy

Skills Management in Library services National Workshop National College, Trichy 21.04.2013

Library and Information Management System National Conference Vivekanandha College, Tiruchengode 07.12.2013

Gateway to Open Access, E-Resources: A Case Study of St. Joseph’s College

National Conference Vivekananda College, Madurai 26.10.2013

Research Data and Scholarly Information Seminar Bharathidasan University, Trichy

13.11.2013

Impact of Information Technology on Scientometric Strudies

National Workshop Bharathidasan University, Trichy

17.02.2014

Library Information Literacy for Physically Challenged

National Conference Bishop Heber College- Trichy 15.02.2014

Mrs. S. Kanagasundari

Library and Information Management System National Conference Vivekanandha College-Tiruchengode 07.12.2013

Institutional Repositories at St.Joseph’s College in Trichy

National Conference Vivekanada College- Madurai 26.10.2013

Information Literacy for Physically Challenged Persons

National Conference Bishop Heber College 15.02.2014

Bibliometrics Study on Web: Tools and Techniques National Conference Erode Sengunthar Engineering College, Erode 25.01.2014



Dr. M. Dorairajan

Selection Committee Member: Librarian Interviewer Kalaikaviri College, Trichy 08.07.2013

Role Play By the Librarians Lecture District Central Library, Viluppuram 24.08.2013

National Conference Digital Resource Initiatives in Libraries

Chairperson VSB Engineering College, Karur

12.10.2013

National Conference on Information Management in Digital Era

Chief Guest Vivekanandha College, Tiruchengode

07.12.2013

Human Relations & Public Relations for Librarians Lecture Academic Staff College, Bharathidasan University, Trichy

18.12.2013

National Conference on ICT Enabled Library and Information Services

Guest of Honour Erode Sengunthar Engineering College, Erode 25.01.2014

e-Text in Information Sharing Lecture Tamil Dept, St. Joseph’s College 06.03.2014



(S/C/WS)

Dr. M. Dorairajan and S. Kanagasundari

Knowledge Creation and Dissemination through Arrupe Library, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy


Vivekanandha College, Tiruchengode

07.12.2013 NC

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Dr. M. Dorairajan and M. Renukadevi

Massive Open Online Course and e-Learning

National Conference on Information Management in Digital era


07.12.2013 NC

ICT Enabled Library and Information Services

National Conference on ICT Enabled Library and Information Services

Erode Sengunthar Engg College, Erode

25.01.2014 NC

Dr. M. Dorairajan, S. Kanagasundari and S. Arockiasamy

Library Information Literacy for Physically Challenged Persons

National Conference on Information Services for the Disadvantaged: Opportunities and Challenges

Bishop Heber College, Trichy

15.02.2014 NC

S. Kanagasundari and S. Arockiasamy

Bibliometrics Study on Web: Tools and Techniques

National Conference on ICT enabled Library and Information Services

Erode Sengunthar Engg College, Erode

25.01.2014 NC

Dr. M. Dorairajan, S. Kanagasundari and S. Arockiasamy

Institutional Repositories at St. Joseph’s College in Trichy



26.10.2013 NC



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

S. Arockiasamy and A. Vanchinathan

India’s Scientific Publication Productivity: A Study IALA Journal N 2319-1392 1(2): 75, 2013


Title of the Book Publishers ISSN

Dr. M. Dorairajan, Dr. S. Srinivasaragavan and M. Renukadevi

Question Bank in Library and Information Science Indian Academic Library Association, Tamil Nadu Chapter

976-81-909199-1-3, 2013

1.6 DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES (Level: National (N)/International (IN)]

Name of the Activity Title Place Date N/IN

Hosting Launching of Digital Library St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 08.02.2014 N


Type of Programme Title Expert’s Name Date

Rev. Fr. S. Lazar Endowment Lecture Scholarly Open Access Journals

Dr. S. Srinivasaragavan, Professor and Head, Department of Library Science, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli

08.02.2014

Launching of Digital Library & Endowment Lecture on Scholarly Open Access Journal

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MATHEMATICS

The inaugural function of the Mathematics Association was held on 26th July 2013, it was presided by Rev. Fr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy and Prof. C. J. Vijayan Kanagaraj, Head, PG Department of Actuarial Science, Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli delivered the inaugural address. The presidential address of M. Janakiraman Endowment Lecture was delivered by Rev. Fr. S. Sebastian, SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy on 16th September 2013. Dr. K. Somasundaram, Professor and Chairperson in Mathematics,

Amrita School of Engineering, Coimbatore spoke on “Mathematical Modeling” and “Routing Algorithm in Network on Chip”. Three competitions, on the eve of Mathematical Olympiad are conducted on 13th February 2014, in which 16 teams from all over Tamil Nadu participated. Rev. Fr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy presided and distributed the prizes at the valedictory function of the Mathematics Association held on 13th February 2014 at 12:45 p.m.


Dr. S. Ruban Raj

UG (Maths) Board of Studies Chairman Bharathidasan University, Trichy 01.04.2012 to 31.03.2015

PG (Maths) Board of Studies Member Bharathidasan University, Trichy 01.04.2012 to 31.03.2015

Maths Board of Examiners Member TNPSC, Chennai 27 & 28-06-2013



Dr. S. Ruban Raj

Fractional Differential Equations State Level Seminar on Applications of Mathematics

Fatima College, Madurai 26.02.2014

Usage of MATLAB in Statistical Applications

Statistics Association Meeting St Joseph's College, Trichy 24.02.2014

1. Practical Astronomy, 2. Applications of Differential Eq.

State Level Seminar on Applications of Mathematics

Sri Sankara Arts & Science College, Kanchipuram

20.02.2014

Research on Differential Equation Guest Lecture in Department of Mathematics

Theivanai Ammal College, Villupuram

23.01.2014

Basic Astronomy Winter Science Camp Anna Science Centre & Planetarium, Tiruchirappalli

26.12.2013

Popular Astronomy Guest Lecture Programme Periyar E.V.R. College, Trichy 06.09.2013

Day-to-day Astronomy UGC sponsored one day seminar on History of Astronomy

Seethalakshmi Ramaswami College, Trichy

11.09.2013

Day-to-day Astronomy Guest Lecture Programme Srimad Andavan Arts & Science College, Tiruchirappalli

18.12.2013

Day-to-day Astronomy Mathematics Association Meeting Government Arts College (W), Pudukkottai

07.01.2014

Intro to Astronomy Young Student Scientific Programme Camp

St Joseph's College, Trichy 11.05.2012

MATLAB One Day State Level Workshop on Recent Trends in Information Technology & Mathematics

SIRI PSG College of Arts and Science, Sankari

21.01.2014

One Day Workshop on LaTeX State Level Workshop on LaTeX St Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli 13.08.2013

Introduction to LaTeX Special Lecture Mathematics Association

Jamal Mohammed College, Tiruchirappalli 08.10.2013

Basic Astronomy Special Lecture Mathematics Association

Holy Cross College, Trichy 12.07.2013

Basic Astronomy Young Student Scientific Programme Camp

ST Xavier's College, Palayamkottai 22.05.2013

Basic Astronomy Summer Science Camp Anna Science Centre & Planetarium, Tiruchirappalli

09.05.2013

Basic Astronomy One Day State Level Seminar Periyar Maniammai University, Vallam 22.04.2013

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MATLAB Seminar Guest Lecture Department of Mathematics

Kongu Arts and Science College, Erode

01.03.2013

Popular Astronomy One Day State Level A. Michaelraj Endowment Lecture

Ananda College, Devakottai 27.02.2013

Dr. A. Anthony Eldred

Continuous Function in Real Line Guest Lecture Department of Mathematics

Vellalar Science and Arts College, Erode 06.02.2014

1.3 PAPER PRESENTED [Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS)/National (N)/International (IN)]


(S/C/WS)

Dr. T. Rajaretnam

Intuitionistic Fuzzy Finite Automata with Unique Membership Transitions

World Congress on Computing Communication Technologies (WCCCT 2014)

St. Joseph’s College, Trichy

27.02.2014 to 01.03.2014

IN

Closure Properties on Intuitionistic Fuzzy Finite Automata with Unique Membership Transitions on an Input Symbol



27.02.2014 to 01.03.2014

IN

Recognizability of Intuitionistic Fuzzy Finite Automata-Homomorphic Images



27.02.2014 to 01.03.2014

IN



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. S. Rubanraj

Properties of Intuitionistic Fuzzy Soft Matrices International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research

IN 2229-5518

4(12), 2013

Dr. L. Benedict Michael Raj

Some Characterization Theorem on Dominating Chromatic Partition – Covering Number of Graphs

Projections Journal of Mathematics IN 0716-0917

33: 13-23, 2014

Dr. T. Rajaretnam

Regular Properties of Fuzzy Finite State Automata with Unique Membership Transition on an Input Symbol

International Journal of Fuzzy Mathematics and Systems

IN 2248-9940

3(4): 313-324, 2013

Mr. Y. Dominic

Some Fixed Point Results in Linear 2-Banach Spaces Far East Journal of Mathematical Sciences

IN 0972-0871

74(1): 1-15, 2013

Dr. A. Anthony Eldred

A Characterization of Strictly Convex Spaces and Applications

Journal of Optimization Theory & applications

IN 0022-3239

Online

Ms. Christy Roja

Shooting Method for Singularly Perturbed Third Order Ordinary Differential Equations of Convention Diffusion Type

Numerical Mathematics : Theory, Methods and Applications

IN 2079-7338

Accepted

Shooting Method for Singularly Perturbed Fourth Order Ordinary Differential Equations of Reaction – Diffusion Type

International Journal of Computational Methods

IN 1793-6969

10(6), 2013

Dr. J. Maria Joseph

Fixed Point Theorems on Dislocated and Dislocated Quasi-Metric Spaces

Journal of Advanced Studies in Topology

IN 2090-8288

4: 98-106, 2013

Fixed Point Theorem on Multi Valued Mappings

International Journal of Analysis and Applications.

IN 2291-8639

I: 123-127, 2013

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ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Common Fixed Point Theorem for Two Pairs of Set Valued Mappings in G-metric Space

Jamal Academic Research Journal IN 0973-0303

309-314 2014

Mr. Vairaperumal

Best Proximity Point Theorem for a Generalized Proximal Contraction


297-302 2014

Dr. Geetha Sivaraman

A Complete Ranking of Incomplete Information System Expert Systems with Applications IN 0957-4174

41: 1947-1954, 2014

Mr. J. Carmel Pushpa Raj

Best Proximity Point Theorems for Generalized Proximal Contractions


1: 279-283, 2014


Title of the Book Publishers Year Price

Dr. J. Maria Joseph

Best proximity Points and Fixed Point Theorems Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany 2013 Rs.4650


Name of the Scholar Name of the Guide Title of the Thesis Conferred on University

Mrs. J. Umamaheswari Dr. Nagoor Gani A Study on Fuzzy Detour Distance in Fuzzy Graphs

06.12.2013 Mother Teresa


Activity Title of the Talk Speaker’s and affiliation Date Beneficiaries

Rev. Dr. Albert Muthumalai Endowment National Conference

Mathematical Sciences and Applications

Dr. Arumugam, Kalasalingam University, Srivilliputtur

04, 05.03.2014

Students and Researchers


Name of the Activity Programme Date Beneficiaries

Mathematics Association Inaugural Function 26.07.2013 Students

Inter Collegiate Mathematics Olympiad Inter Collegiate Competitions 13.02.2014 Students



Janaki Raman Endowment Lecture Mathematical Modelling Dr. Somasundaram, Dept of Mathematics, Amrita University, Coimbatore

16.09.2014

Prof. Suryanarayana Iyer and Dr. S. K. Ayyaswamy Endowment Lecture

Life and works of Ancient Mathematicians

Dr. N. Chandrasekaran, Prof (Ret.), Department of Mathematics, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

17.03.2014



J. Uma Maheswari Staff Orientation on Values St Joseph’s College, Trichy 20,21.01.2014

J. Carmel Pushpa Raj One Day Workshop on LaTeX St Joseph’s College, Trichy 13.08.2013

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B.Sc. Maths ‘A’ (Shift-I) (2011-14)

B.Sc. Maths ‘B’ (Shift-I) (2011-14)

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M. Phil. Maths (2013-14)

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PHYSICS

The activities of the Physics Association were inaugurated on 10th July in SAIL auditorium at 11:45 a.m. Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli blessed the occasion. The keynote address was delivered by Mr. Amalraj, IPS, DIG of Police, Trichy on “Method of Preparation for Public Service Examinations”. Dr. R. Victor Williams, The HoD of Physics welcomed the Chief Guest and the gathering. Prof. B. Kanickairaj, the President of the Physics Association delivered the Vote of Thanks.

The Second meeting of the Association took place on 17th July 2013 at 12.00 noon. Prof. Rajendiran, Department of Physics, St. Joseph’s College introduced the chief Guest. Mr. Hanibal, Senior Technical Assistant, Wells Farco, USA delivered a special talk on “Developing Career Personalities”.

The Bharat Ratna Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Endowment Lecture for the Period 2013-14 took place on 11th February 2014 at 11 a.m. in Jubilee building. Dr. Srinivasan Sundarrajan, the Director, NIT, Trichy, delivered the Endowment Lecture on Science Research Innovation way to Success. Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College presided over the Function. Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian, SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph’s College felicitated the function. Dr. R. Victor Williams, the Head of the Department of Physics welcomed the chief guest and the participants. Prof. N. Ravi delivered the Vote of thanks. The staff and the students of our department and from the neighbouring colleges attended the lecture in a large number.

Dr. V. Meenakshisundaram, Former Head, Radiological Safety Section, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR), Kalpakkam, delivered the invited Lecture on “Need for Nuclear Energy”. The Lecture took place on 3rd September 2013, at 11:30 a.m. Prof. N. Ravi, Department of Physics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy, presided over the function. J. Jude Catherine M.Phil Scholar, welcomed the Chief Guest and the Gathering. V. Arasuvel, II M.Sc. Physics Shift-II delivered the vote of thanks. Students of I & II M.Sc. of both Shift I & II and M.Phil. students were present along with the staff members.

The Valedictory Function of the Physics Association took place on 7th March 2014 at 12:00 noon. Prof. B. Kanickairaj, the Association President welcomed the gathering and the Chief Guest. He also thanked the Secretaries for their cooperation, Dr. R. Victor Williams, HoD, Department of Physics for his support, encouragement and guidance. He thanked all the other staff, both teaching and non-teaching for extending their support throughout the year. Prof. S. Antony Raj, Department of Physics presided over the function. Prof. K. Sundar Sekar, Associate Professor of Physics, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy delivered a Special lecture on ‘Astrophysics’. It was a scintillating talk and a good number of students attended the function. At the end, Prof. S. Lourduraj, Assistant Professor of Physics (Shift II) proposed vote of thanks.


Dr. I. Johnson

Life Fellow of Acoustical Society of India Member New Delhi Nov 2013

Life Fellow of Ultrasonic Society of India Member New Delhi Jan 2014



Dr. R. Victor Williams

Gouy Method – Magnetic Susceptibility WS Dept of Chemistry, SJC, Trichy 31.01.2014

Science in India AA EVR College, Trichy 28.02.2014

Introduction to Quantum Mechanics WS Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy Nov 2013


Academic Audit R PSGR Krishnamal College, Coimbatore 23.09.2013

Mock Peer Teem R PSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore 04.12.2013

How to Crack Quantum Mechanics Problems in Competitive Exams?

SL Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy 19.12.2013

Evolving Curriculum Design and the Role of ICT NS St. Mary’s College, Thoothukudi 01.02.2014

Dr. N. Lawrence

Advances in Physics and Applied Research for technologies – 2013

R Bharathidasan University, Trichy 05.12.2013

Academic Council and Governing Body Meeting R Selvam Arts and Science College, Salem 12.07.2013

Academic Audit Process R Nehru Memorial College, Puthanampatti 18.17.2013

Academic Audit Process R Bishop Heber College, Trichy 12.12.2013

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Board of Studies meetings R St. Mary’s College, Thoothukudi 05.02.2013

Dr. I. Johnson

Influence of Ultrasound on Nanoparticles IN Indo-French International Conference on Acoustics 13, (Society of French Acoustics and Acoustical society of India) NPL, New Delhi

14.11.2013

Non Conventional Techniques for the Formation of Nano Crystals and Nano Particles

IN International Net Working Panel, Royal Society of Chemistry, U.K, Chennai

Dec 2013

New Trends in Nano Technology N National Conference on Nanotechnology, Periyar EVR College, Trichy

Jul 2013

Mr. P. Christuraj

Crystal Growth Techniques R Dhanalaksmi Srinivasan College of Arts and Science for Women

09.07.2013

Dr. Leo Rajesh

Other Crystal Growth Techniques R Mother Teresa Women’s University, Kodiakanal 23 & 24.09.2013

1.3 PAPERS PRESENTED



(S/C/WS)

Mr. S. Antony Raj

Structural and Optical Studies of Vacuum Evaporated Cadmium Lead Telluride Thin Films

International Conference on Thin Films and Applications (ICTFA–2013)

SASTRA, Thanjavur 11- 13.09.2013

IN


Crystal Structural Studies and Physic Chemical Properties of a Semi Organic Nonlinear Optical Single Crystal: Bisphenyl Alanine Tetrafluroborate (BPFB)

XVIII National Conference on Crystal Growth

SSN College of Engg, Chennai

24-26.02.2014

N

Phase Matching and Dielectric Studies on 1-Proline Trichloro Acetate (1 PTCA) nlo Single Crystals

Proceedings of the International Seminar on Crystalline Materials and Optoelectronic devices

Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy

03.02.2014 IN

Growth Structural, Spectral, Optical and Mechanical Studies of Gamma Bis Glycinium Oxalate (GBGOx) New NLO Single Crystal by SEST Method

SERB Sponsored National Conference on Perspectives in Materials Science

Govt. Arts College for Women, Pudukkottai

6-7.08.2013 N

Investigations on Alpha and Gamma Glycine Single Crystal Growth from the Inorganic Additives and Interpretation of Some Physical Parameters.

Proceeding of National Semiar on Recent Trends in Crystal Growth and Nano Materials

National College, Trichy

13- 15.03.2013

N

Dr. I. Johnson

Green Synthesis of Nano Particles by Medicinal Plants

First International Translational Nano Medicine Conference,

North Eastern university (IT Nano 2013) Boston, M.A. U.S.A.

26-28 Jul 2013

IN

Ultrasound Influence on Formation of Nano Particles

Proceedings of Indo French Conference on Acoustics

New Delhi Nov 2013, p. 83

IN

Confirmation of Ultrasonic Parameter Using FTIR for Binary Mixture of 2 E-E + Ethyl Acetate.

Proceedings of Indo French Conference on Acoustics,


IN

Ultrasonic Parameter Confirmed by using FTIR Method for 2 E-E + Hexane.

Proceedings of Indo French Conference on Acoustics,


IN

Electrochemical Synthesis of Some Nanoparticles

Proceedings of National Symposium on Nanosciences and Nanotechnology

Karuniya, Coimbatore

Nov 2013 N

Synthesis and Characterization of Some Binary Quantum Dots

Proceedings of National Conference on Functional Materials

S.H. College, Tirupathur

Dec 2013 N

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(S/C/WS)

Mr. B. Kanickairaj

Ultrasound Influence on Formation of Nano Particles.

Proceedings of Indo-French Conference on Acoustics

Nov 2013, p. 83

IN

Dr. A. Leo Rajesh

The Influence of Thickness on the Band Gap of Vacuum Evaporated CuSbS2 Thin Films for Solar Cell Applications

DAE-BRNS 7th National Symposium on Pulsed Laser Deposition of Thin Films and Nanostructured Materials

IIT, Kharagpur 88 N

The Influence of Antimony Composition on the Properties of Spray Deposited CUSBxS2 Thin Films

Proceedings of the International Conference on Recent Advances in Physics 2013 (ICRAP 2013)

S.V.M. College, Uthangarai

124 IN

The Influence of Deposition Temperature in the Photovoltaic Properties of Spray Deposited CZTS Thin films

Proceedings International Conference on Nanomaterials for Frontier Applications and Indo-Norwegian Workshop on Advanced Materials for Solar Cell Applications

IIT, Kanpur 23 IN

Dr. A. J. Clement Lourduraj

Ultrasonic and Spectroscopic Studies on Liquid Mixture of 2-Ethoxy Ethanol + Diethylether



IN

Confirmation of Ultrasonic Parameter using FTIR for Binary Mixture of 2 E-E + Ethyl Acetate



IN

Ultrasonic Parameter Confirmed by using FTIR Method for 2 E-E + Hexane



IN

Mr. G. Samuel

Confirmation of Ultrasonic Parameter using FTIR for binary mixture of 2 E-E + Ethyl acetate

Proceedings of Indo-French Conference on Acoustics,


IN

Ultrasonic Parameter Confirmed by using FTIR Method for 2 E-E + Hexane

Proceedings of Indo-French Conference on Acoustics,


IN

1.4 PAPERS PUBLISHED

[National (N)/International (IN)] (ISSN - International Standard Serial No.)


ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Dr. R. Victor Williams

Effect of Thickness on Microstruture, Dielectric and Optical Properties of Single Layer Ba0.6Sr0.4TiO3 Thin Film

Surface Review and Letters IN 0218-625X

21(2): 1450020-27, 2014


Growth, Spectral, Optical, Thermal and Mechanical properties of Thiourea Doped Triglycine Zinc Chloride NLO Crystal

International Journal of Scientific and Research publications

IN 2250-3153

3 Z(3) (2013)

Synthesis and Characteristics of 3[Cu(C5H6N2) 2(Co3).H2O] Using Slow Evaporation Method

PARIPEX- Indian Journal of Research N 2250-1991

2(4):38-40 (2013)

Linear and Nonlinear Optical Properties of Semiorganic Single Crystal: L-alanine Cadmium Chloride (LACC)

Optik-International Journal of Light and Electron Optics

IN 2013-05-183

124: 6978-6982 (2013)

Growth Structural, Spectral, Optical and Mechanical Studies of Gamma Bis-glycinium Oxalate (GBGOx) New NLO Single Crystal by SEST Method


IN 2013-09-042

125: 1825-1828, 2014

Dr. N. Lawrence

Crystal Growth, Spectral, Optical and Thermal Properties of Semiorganic Non-linear Optical Material: Picolinic Acid Hydrochloride

Spctrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectrocopy

IN 2013-03-007

110: 28-35, (2013)

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ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Hydrogen Diffusion in Graphane – A Green’s Function Approach

Journal of Computaional and Theoretical Nanoscience

IN 2014-3624

11: 1-5, (2014)

Synthesis, Growth and Charcterization of 2-Carboxypyridinium Hydrogen (2R,3R)-Tartrate Monohydrate: A New Organic Non-linear Optical Crystal


IN 2012-07-049

124: 2393-2396, (2013)

Crystal growth, spectral, optical and thermal properties of semiorganic nonlinear optical material: Picolinic acid hydrochloride

Spectrochimica Acta, Part-A 2013-03-007

110(2013): 28-35

Hydrogen diffusion in Graphane: A Green’s function approach

American Scientific Publihsers, JCTN

IN 2014-3624

11: 1-5, 2014

Synthesis, growth and characterization of 2-carboxypyridinium hydrogen (2R,3R)-tartrate monohydrate: A new organic nonlinear optical crystal

Optik 2012-07-049

124(2013): 2393-2396

Structural and optical properties of nano-structural zine oxide Thin films by spray pyrolysis and ethanol sensing

Physics Procedia 2013:10: 015

49(2013): 92-99

Dr. I. Johnson

Ultrasound Tailoring of Industrially Important Nano Particles

International Journal of Scientific Research Engineering and Technology

IN 2278-0882

2(2): 056-059, 2013

Tailoring of CdSe Nanoparticles by Different Techniques

International Journal of Scientific Research

IN 2277 -8179

2 (6): 524-525, 2013

Kinetics of Thermally Activated Lattice Softening in Titanium: A Dynamic Calorimetry Study

Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals

N 66(4): 415-418

Induced Nano Crystallization of Dextrose Monohydrate International Journal of Nano science IN 12(3), 2013

Kinetics of Thermally Activated Lattice Softening in Titanium: A Dynamic Calorimetry Study

Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals

IN 66(4): 415-418

Electrochemical Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticles Proceedings of International Science Congress Association

IN pp. 15-24 2013

Induced nanocrystallization of dextrose monohydrate 10.1142

Ultrasound tailoring of industrially important nanoparticles

2278-0882

2(2013): 056-059

Tailoring of CdSe nanoparticles by different techniques 2277-8179

2(2013): 524-525

Mr. J. Charles

Structural and Optical Properties of Nanostructred Zinc Oxide Thin Films by Spray Pyrolysis and Ethanol Sensing.

Science Direct: Physics Procedia IN 49: 92-99 (2013)

Dr. A. Leo Rajesh

Effect of Antimony Concentration on the Properties of Spray Pyrolysed Cusbs2 Thin Film Absorbing Layer for Photovoltaic Application.

International Journal of Scientific and Techonology Research

IN 2277-8616

3: 2, 2014

Effect of Temperature on Structural and Optical Properties of Spray Pyrolysed Cusbs2 Thin Film for Photovoltaic Application.

International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research

IN 2229-5518

5: 1, 2014


Name of the Faculty Name of the Award Issued by the Organisation/ Agency Date

Dr. I. Johnson Certificate of Excellence ‘Bharat Jyoti’ International Friendship Society, New Delhi

15.04.2013



on University


Mrs. A. Ruby Investigation on the Growth and Properties of Some Organic and Semi-Organic Non-Linear Optical Single


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on University

Mrs. A. Sinthiya Structural Investigation of Some Hetrocyclic Complexes and Metal Complexes Using Single Crystal




Activity Title of the Talk Speakers and affiliation Date Beneficiaries

National Conference on Advanced Materials (NCAM-2014)

Advanced Materials Dr. Mangalraj, Dr. R. John Bosco Balaguru, Dr. Chandraseker, Dr. Muralitharan,

24.02.2014 Students of Bharathidasan University Area



Inaugural Function of Physics Association Method of Preparation for Public Service Examinations

10.07.2013 All Physics students

Motivation Talk II PG Physics students

Physics Exhibition Twin Jubilee Celebrations 01.02.2014 All Physics students



Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Endowment Innovative Talk for Young Minds Dr. Srinivasan Sundarrajan, NIT, Trichy

11.02.2014

1.10 PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT Name of the Staff Name of the Programme Name of the University/Organisation Date

Mr. A. Patrick Prabhu Refresher Course Bharathidasan University, Trichy 01.02.2014 to 21.02.2014

Mr. B. Kanickairaj Refresher Course Bharathidasan University, Trichy 01.02.2014 to 21.02.2014

Dr. M. M. Armstrong Arasu Orientation Programme for Newly Recruited Staff Members Loyola College, Chennai 15.05.2013 to 26.052013

Dr. M. M. Armstrong Arasu Orientation Programme for Newly Recruited Staff Members Anugragha, Dindugul 18.11.2013 to 21.11.2013

Dr. A. J. Clement Lourduraj Orientation Programme for Newly Recruited Staff Members Loyola College, Chennai 15.05.2013 to 26.052013

Dr. A. J. Clement Lourduraj Orientation Programme for Newly Recruited Staff Members Anugragha, Dindugul 18.11.2013 to 21.11.2013

National Conference on Advanced Materials

(24th

Feb 2014)

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B.Sc. Physics ‘A’ (Shift-I) (2011-14)

B.Sc. Physics ‘B’ (Shift-I) (2011-14)

M.Sc. Physics (Shift-I) (2012-14)

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B.Sc. Physics (Shift-II) (2011-14)

M.Sc. Physics (Shift-II) (2012-14)

M. Phil Physics (2013-14)

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STATISTICS

The activities of the Statistics Association were inaugurated on 25th June. Mr. F. Franklin delivered inaugural address on “Clinical Trials”. He elaborately presented the applications of Statistics over medical field. He motivated the students very well by advising them to think and act positively. He talked about the enormous opportunities available in medical arena. Mr. F. Franklin said that even though numerous opportunities are at present available for the students, competition is also quite high. So, it is the question of survival of the fittest, he said. He pointed out very useful suggestions to the students for succeeding in the present-day’s highly competitive environment.

The second meeting of the association was held on 11th September 2013. Dr. G. Stephen Vincent delivered his lecture on the topic “Opportunities for Statisticians”. He elaborately discussed the scope and functions of statistics and the availability of jobs in statistics both in private and public sectors. He motivated the students to choose a right path in the right environment. Even though, the percentage of graduates seeking jobs in both private and public sectors increases over various fields, it is inevitable that the scope of Statistics has remarkable facts in recent days. He pointed out the recent trends, applications and openings in Statistics sector, which may enlighten the career of our students.

On 24th February 2014, Dr. S. Rubanraj delivered his lecture on the title “Usage of MATLAB in Statistics Applications”. Initially, he talked about the fundamentals and essentials of MATLAB. Subsequently, he pointed out matrix manipulations and basic functions with numerical examples. Also, he focused lot of built in functions available in the MATLAB and explained MATLAB code window. Since many programming languages

such as C, C++, JAVA, VB and etc are more popular in software field, the usage of MATLAB is user friendly and easy to handle, when compared to other ones. Finally, he demonstrated various MATLAB functions with suitable illustrations. It is no doubt that this lecture undeniably motivated our students.

On 4th March 2014, at the valedictory function, Mr. Lawrence, one of our illustrious alumni, delivered a highly motivating talk on “Big Data Analytics”. He has created awareness among the statistics students regarding the Big Data Analytics and Data Mining. He explained very dearly how the advanced Statistical tools play an immense role in Data Mining and Big Data Analytics. During the question-answer session, he told the students that as many as 5 lakh jobs will be created in the Big Data Analytics field during the next 5 years. He urged our students to study Statistics fervently so that can make it to the promising field of Big Data Analytics.


Dr. C. Muthu

Board of Studies Member Bharathiar University, Coimbatore 30.09.2013

1.2 RESOURCE PERSONS Title of the Talk Nature Place Date

Mr. K. A. Jayakumar

SPSS for Multivariate Analysis WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 18,19.10.2013

SPSS for Multivariate Analysis WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07.08.03.2014

Dr. K. Shanmuga Vadivel

Statistical Packages with Hands on Experience WS Periyar E.V.R. College, Trichy 09.10.2013

Introduction of Research Analysis Tools (SPSS) WS Dept. of Commerce & Comp. Apps. 21.02.2014

Statistical package WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 18,19.10.2013

Statistical package WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07,08.03.2014

Dr. C. Muthu

Java Programming WS CSI Dept, JJ College of Engg Technology 12.07.2013

Java Programming WS CSI Dept, JJ College of Engg Technology 12.09.2013

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Real Time Projects Distributed Technologies WS Holy Cross College. Trichy 26.07.2013

Descriptive Statistics - SPSS WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 18,19.10.2013

Descriptive Statistics - SPSS WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07,08.03.2014

Mrs. Lilly George

Statistical Inference- SPSS WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 18,19.10.2013

Statistical Inference- SPSS WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07,08.03.2014

Mr. S. Selvakumar

SPSS- practical WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 18,19.10.2013

SPSS- practical WS St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 07,08.03.2014



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Mr. S. Selvakumar

A Comparative Study on Similarity Analysis in Time Series Data Mining

CIIT–IN Journal of Data Mining and Knowledge Engineering

IN 0974-9683

5: 394-398 Nov 2013

1.4 Ph.D. DEGREE CONFERRED AS GUIDE Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Conferred on University

Dr. G. Stephen Vincent

S. Bhuvaneswari A Study on Retrial Queues in Fuzzy Environment 28.11.2013 Bharathidasan

1.5 DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES Activity Title of the Talk Speakers and affiliation Date Beneficiaries

Regional Workshop on Statistical Packages


Statistics Dept Staff 18-19 Oct 2013

Research scholars from the college

Regional Workshop on Statistical Packages


Statistics Dept Staff 07-08 Mar 2014

Research scholars from the Bharathidasan University and its affiliated Colleges

Endowment Lecture Face the Future Prof.G. Balakrishnan, Former Vice Principal, St. Joseph’s College

10.03.2014 Statistics and English Dept Students

1.6 ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES Name of the Activity Purpose Date Beneficiaries

Association Inauguration Usage of Statistics in Clinical Trials 25.06.2013 Department Students

Association Meeting Opportunities for Statisticians 11.09.2013 Department Students

Association Extra ordinary Meeting Usage of Matlab in Statistical Applications 24.02.2014 Department Students

Association Valedictory Function Carrier Opportunities for Statisticians 04.03.2014 Department Students

1.7 PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT Name of the Staff Name of the Programme Name of the University/Organisation Date

Dr. K. Shanmuga Vadivel Staff Orientation on Values St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 20,21.01.2014

Dr. C. Muthu Staff Orientation on Computer Literacy St. Joseph’s College, Trichy 23,24.01.2014

B.Sc. Statistics (2011-14)

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mt®fŸ “f«gåš muÁaš be¿fŸ”, 4. br£oehL fiy m¿éaš fšÿç K‹id Kjšt® gH. K¤j¥g‹ mt®fŸ “f«gåš

M‹Ûf be¿fŸ, 5. öa tsdh® fšÿç¥ nguhÁça® bgh. òZguh{ mt®fŸ “f«gåš

njhHik be¿fŸ”, 6. bgu«gÿ® Óåthr‹ fiy m¿éaš fšÿç¥ nguhÁça® Kidt® Õ.

ufk¤ÕÃ mt®fŸ “f«gåš Ïšyw be¿fŸ”

fhiu¡Fo f«g‹ fHf¢ brayhs® ÂUäF. gH. gHåa¥g‹ mt®fŸ “f«g‹ MŒÎfŸ tuyh‰W¥ gh®it“ v‹D« jiy¥Ãš ciuah‰¿ rh‹¿jœ tH¤»dh®. òåj ÁYit¡ fšÿç, ÏªÂuhfhªÂ fšÿç, fhntç fšÿç, cUK jdy£Rä fšÿç, ÏyhšFo, ghuÂjhr‹ gšfiy¡fHf ÏizÎ¡ fšÿç k‰W« gšntW fšÿç MŒths®fŸ, KJfiy, Ïs¤fiy khzt®fŸ 70 ng® g¤nf‰wd®. Ï›éHhé‰F¤ jäHhŒÎ¤ Jiw¤ jiyt® Kidt® c. ÏuhR mt®fŸ tunt‰òiu ãfœ¤Âdh®. K‹id¤ Jiw¤ jiyt® Kidt® m. FHªijrhä mt®fŸ e‹¿Íiu T¿dh®. rh»¤a mfhbjä ãWtd¤Jl‹, jäHhŒÎ¤ Jiw ÏizªJ el¤Âa jåehaf« mofshç‹ ü‰wh©L éHh, 2013 et«g® 25, 26 M»a Ïu©L ehŸfŸ eilbg‰wJ. rh»¤a mfhbjä jäœ xU¤»iz¥ghs® ÂU. »UZzrhä eh¢ÁK¤J, jŠir¤ jäœ¥gšfiy¡fHf¤ Jizntªj® Kidt® k. ÂUkiy M»nah® fU¤Jiu tH§»d®. Kjyh« mk®éš, fšbt£L m¿P® xŒ. R¥guhaY jiyik V‰wh®. jŠir¤ jäœ¥ gšfiy¡fHf ehlf¤Jiw K‹id¥ nguhÁça® K. uhkrhä. “mofsh® f©l jäG« jäœ¢ r_fK«“ br‹id¥ gšfiy¡fHf¤ jäœbkhê¤ Jiw¤ jiyt® Å. muR “mofshç‹ MŒÎ be¿fŸ”, öa tsdh® fšÿç K‹id¤ Jiw¤ jiyt® m. mªnjhå FUR, “mofshç‹ ÂU¡FwŸ MŒÎfŸ”, Ãõ¥Ëg® fšÿç K‹id¥ nguhÁça® ÏªÂuh Ï«khDntš “mofshç‹ r¤f Ïy¡»a¥ gâfŸ” v‹D« jiy¥ÃY« ciuah‰¿d®. Ïu©lh« mk®éš, jäœ¤Jiw¤ jiyt® c. ÏuhR jiyikæš ghisa¤nfh£il öa nahth‹ fšÿç K‹id¥ nguhÁça® gh. tsduR „mofsh® bjhF¤j üšfŸ‟, ghuÂjhr‹ gšfiy¡fHf¤ jäœ¤Jiw¥ nguhÁça® gh. kÂthz‹ „mofsh® Ïa‰¿a jäœ üšfŸ‟, ô. mèghth „mofshç‹ r¤f Ïy¡»a MSik‟ g‰¿a fU¤Jiu tH§»d®. _‹wh« mk®éš, br«bkhê¤ jäHhŒÎ eLt© ãWtd Ïa¡Fe® f. Ïuhkrhä, bgçah® muR fšÿç K‹id¥ nguhÁça® F. ÂUkhw‹ “mofshç‹ MŒéjœfŸ”, nguhÁça® Ïuh. fhkuhR “mofshç‹ fšé¢ ÁªjidfŸ”, öa tsdh® fšÿç¤ jäœ¥nguhÁça® Ï. Nir “mofshç‹ bjhšfh¥Ãa MŒÎfŸ” vD« jiy¥Ãš ciuah‰¿d®.

eh‹fh« mk®éš, jŠir¤ jäœ¥ gšfiy¡fHf¤ jäœ¤Jiw K‹id¤ jiyt® F. bt. ghy R¥Ãukâa« jiyikæš òJit g©gh£L bkhêæaš ãWtd¥ nguhÁça® Ïuh. r«g¤ “cyf¤ jäHhuhŒ¢Á k‹wK« khehLfS«“, #khš KfkJ fšÿç K‹id¥ nguhÁça® v°. Mšg®£ “mofsh® f©blL¤j mUªjäœ m¢R üšfŸ”, jäœ Ïiza¥ gšfiy¡fHf K‹id Ïa¡Fe® nguhÁça® ÏuÃÁ¤ “jäœ MuhŒ¢Áæ‹ ts®¢Á¡F mofshç‹ g¤F” v‹D« bghU©ikfëš f£Liu tH§»d®.

Iªjh« mk®éš, cyf¤ jäHhuhŒ¢Á ãWtd K‹id Ïa¡Fe® r. R. Ïuhk® Ïs¤nfh jiyikæš, ÂUth%® eLt© muR gšfiy¡ fHf¤ jäœ¤Jiw¤ jiyt® kiwkiy Ïy¡Ftdh®, jŠir¤ jäœ¥gšfiy¡fHf K‹id¥ nguhÁça® f. beLŠbrêa‹ “mofshç‹ bj‹ »H¡fhÁa MŒÎfŸ”, nguhÁça® rh« é#Œ “òy«bga®ªj jäH® g‰¿a MŒÎfŸ” v‹D« bghUëš ciuah‰¿d®.

Ã¥utç 7, 2014 m‹W eilbg‰w bkhê PhæW njtnea¥ ghthz® ÃwªjehŸ éHhéš, f‰gf« gšfiy¡fHf¤Â‹ nkdhŸ jäœ¤Jiw¥ nguhÁça® Kidt® flñ® kâkhw‹ mt®fŸ “ghthzç‹ jäœ¥gâfŸ” v‹D« bghU©ikæš ciuah‰¿dh®.

br«bkhê¤ jäHhŒÎ eLt© ãWtd MŒt¿P®, g. kUjehaf« jiyikæš m©zhkiy¥ gšfiy¡fHf bkhêæaš Jiw K‹id¤ jiyt® br. it. r©Kf« ãiwÎiu M‰¿dh®. rh»¤a mfhbjä mYtyf¥ bghW¥ghs® m. f. Ïs¤nfht‹ tunt‰òiu M‰¿dh®. ÂUbtW«ó® muR fiy¡ fšÿç, òåj ÁYit fšÿç, fhntç fšÿç, ÏªÂuh fhªÂ fšÿç, gšfiy¡fHf ÏizÎ¡ fšÿçfŸ, ÏyhšFo, bgu«gÿ® khzt®fŸ g¤nf‰W¥ ga‹bg‰wd®. ò¤jf¡ f©fh£Áæš, rh»¤a mfhbjä 40 éG¡fhL fêÎl‹ üšfis é‰gid brŒjd®. jäHf¤Âš v¤F« Ïšyhj msÎ bgUkséš khzt®fŸ üšfis th¤»ajhf mYtyf¥ bghW¥ghs® m. R. Ïs¤nfht‹ F¿¥Ã£lh®. jäœ Ïy¡»a¡ fHf« cŸë£l ãWtd¤fŸ üšfis¡ fêÎl‹ khzt®fS¡F më¤jd®. “ÏªJ” ehëjœ khzt®fŸ ng£oÍl‹ üš f©fh£Á g‰¿Í« éçthf¢ brŒÂ btëæ£lJ. kh®¢ 6, 2014 m‹W, rh»¤a mfhbjä éUjhs® ÂUäF. n#h. o. FU° mt®fS¡F¥ ghuh£LéHh k‰W«, jäœ¥nguitæ‹ ãiwÎ éHhÎ« eilbg‰wJ. fšÿç mÂg® mUŸÂU. Kidt® N. #h‹ Ãç£nlh, nr.r. jiyikæš, fšÿç¢ bray® mUŸKidt®. Nir brgh°o‹, nr.r., bghUëaš Jiw¤ jiyt® gh. °lh‹è n#hr¥ thœ¤JiuÍ«, jäœ¤Jiw¥ nguhÁça® Ph.bg°» “n#h. o. F%° gil¥òfŸ - gUªJ¥ gh®it” v‹D« MŒÎiuÍ«, Clféayhs® ÂU. Rfnj› thœ¤JiuÍ«, nguhÁça® Ï. Nir e‹¿ÍiuÍ« M‰¿d®. “ehD« v‹ gil¥òfS«” v‹D« bghUëš ÂUäF. n#h. o. F%° V‰òiu M‰¿dh®. öa tsdh® fšÿçæ‹ jäHhŒÎ¤Jiwæš „jäœ Ïy¡»a§fëš ghèd¢ rk¤Jt«‟ v‹D« jiy¥Ãš njÁa¡fU¤ju§f« 8-1-14, 9-1-14 M»a ÏUehŸfŸ eilbg‰wd. 90 MŒÎ¡f£LiufŸ bjhF¡f¥bg‰W bjhl¡f éHhé‹nghJ MŒÎ¡nfhit btëæl¥bg‰wJ. eh‹F mk®Îfëš f£Liuahs®fŸ j« MŒÎ¡f£Liufis tH§»d®. ghuÂjhr‹ gšfiy¡fHf kfëçaš Jiw¤ jiyt® Kidt® kânkfiy bjhl¡féHh¥ ngUiuah‰¿dh®. bgçahçayhs® Xéah fU¤ju§f ãiwÎiu M‰¿dh®.

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Dr. U. Raju

ehl;Leyg;gzpj;jpl;l Gj;jhf;fg; gapw;rp SL J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp-2 20.08.2013

Mz;Lj;jzpf;iff; FO cWg;gpdh; [khy; Kfk;kJ fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp-20 12.09.2013

tPukhKdpth; jkpo; ,yf;fpa kd;wk; AA ,nyhNahyh fy;Y}hp> Ntl;ltyk; 24.01.2014

Dr. F. Selvakumaran

ghlj;jpl;lf;FO cWg;gpdh; G+.rh.Nfh.fiy mwptpay; fy;Y}hp> NfhaKj;J}h; 12.10.2013

Equal Opportunity Cell - rpwg;Giu SL nghpahh; <Ntuh fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp-23 10.07.2013

ghujp jkpo; kd;wj; njhlf;ftpoh AA fhNthp kfsph; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp-18 16.07.2013

GjpNahh; tuNtw;G tpoh M fpist; ,y;yk;> J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp 16.07.2013

fhkuh[h; gpwe;jehs; tpoh M rfhakhjh kf;fs; kd;wk;. jpUr;rp-1 04.08.2013

gs;sp Mz;L tpoh M ypl;by; gpsth; nkl;hpf; Nky;epiyg;gs;sp> jpUr;rp-19 23.08.2013

Dr. S. Kennedy

Kj;jkpo; tpoh AA Gdpj rpYitf; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp-2 13.02.2014

Rw;Wr;#oy; tpopg;Gzh;T Kfhk; M fy;Fsj;Jg;gl;b 28.07.2013

Mr. R. Nallamuthu

khtbf;Fsk; - J}h; thUk;gzp SA nghd;kiyg;gl;b 28.07.2013



Dr. U. Raju

tOf;fSk; tOtikjpAk; WS Njrpaf; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp 30.12.2013

Dr. F. Selvakumaran

Kj;njhs;shapuj;jpy; %Nte;jh;fspd; gz;ghL WS murpdh; fiyf;fy;Y}hp> Fk;gNfhzk; 11.12.2013

Kj;njhs;shapuj;jpk; Xh; cyh WS [khy; Kfk;kJ fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp 27.01.2013

Dr. P. Pushparaj

fk;gdpy; Njhoik newp S J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp 16.09.2013

Mr. I. Susai

Gender Justice view in Pattinaththar Works S St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 08.01.2014

Rock Drawings of Ancient Tamils S Central Institute of Classical Tamil, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 29.01.2014

Veerachozhiyam in Electronic Media W Central Institute of Classical Tamil, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 10.03.2014

Kambanil Ilakkana Nerikal S St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 16.09.2013

Ancient Tamil Literature in Electronioc Media WS St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 10.03.2014

Tholkappiam - Chollathikaram Special View of Kalladanar

WS Rajah’s College, Thiruvaiyaru 27.01.2014

Grammatical Features in Muththollayiram WS HH Rajah’s College, Pudukkottai 29.01.2014

Change of Grammatical Theories of Tolkappiar WS Government Arts College for Women, Pudukkottai 12.02.2014

Ravana Kaviyam (Epic Serial) Talk Shenbaka Tamilarangu, Srirangam, Trichy 16.02.2014

Strength and Weakness of Catholic Polities S Catholic Association, Tiruchirappalli 23.02.2014

Morphological Thoughts in Sangam Literature WS Urumu Dhanalakshmi College, Tiruchirappalli 12.03.2014

Contribution to Tamil by Caldwell S Pavanar Tamil Movement 16.02.2014

Thaninayakam Adikal Research about Tholkappiyam

S St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 26.11.2013

Dr. G. Beschi

tpz;Nlh]; WS J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp 03.03.2014

Dr. T. Nedunchezian

rq;f ,yf;fpaq;fisf; fw;wy; fw;gpj;jypy; gy;Jiw mwptpd; gq;F WS md;gdhjGuk; tifawh mwj;Jiwf; fy;Y}hp 06.02.2014

,izaKk; jkpo;g;gad;ghLk; S nghpahh; <ntuh fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp 21.02.2014

,izak; gy;Y}lfk; WS J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp 12.03.2014

Mrs. A. Rajathi

ew;wpiz ciu NtWghL WS nrd;id khepyf; fy;Y}hp> nrd;id 14.02.2014

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Dr. U. Raju

ghkhtpd; Gjpdq;fspy; ngz;fspd; rkj;Jtkpd;ik

jkpo; ,yf;fpaq;fspy; ghypdr; rkj;Jtk;

J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp

8-9 [dthp 2014

N

Dr. G. Beschi

ghypdr;rkj;Jtkpd;ik - <og;ngz;Nghuhspfspd; vjph;f;Fuy;fs;



8-9 [dthp 2014

N

Gyk;ngah;e;Njhh; ftpijfspy; tptpypaj; njhd;kq;fs;

GJf;ftpijfspy; tho;tpay; tpOkpaq;fs;

J}a rNthpahh; fy;Y}hp> ghisaq;Nfhl;il

14 khh;r; 2014 N


gonkhopfspy; Mzhjpf;fg;ghh;it jkpo; ,yf;fpaq;fspy; ghypdr; rkj;Jtk;


8-9 [dthp 2014

N

Dr. T. Nedunchezian

kidtp mlkhdg; nghUs; jkpo; ,yf;fpaq;fspy; ghypdr; rkj;Jtk;


8-9 [dthp 2014

N

jpuhtplehL thu,jo; mwpQh; mz;zhtpd; vOj;Jf;fspy; mr;rkpd;ik Neh;ik

jkpopy; ,af;f ,jo;fs;- gd;dhl;Lf; fUj;juq;fk;

guhrf;jp kfsph; fy;Y}hp> Fw;whyk

IN

Dr. S. Kennedy

ehl;Lg;Gwj; njhopw;ghly;fs; fhl;Lk; ghypdr; rkj;Jtkpd;ik



8-9 [dthp 2014

N

Dr. D. Wilson

ePjpgjp Ntjehafk;gps;is mth;fspd; ePjpE}ypy; ghypdr;rkj;Jtk;



8-9 [dthp 2014

N

jhkiu ,jopy; ,yf;fpa tsh;r;rp jkpopy; ,af;f ,jo;fs;- gd;dhl;Lf; fUj;juq;fk;

guhrf;jp kfsph; fyY}hp> Fw;whyk;

IN

Mr. J. Benjamin Aron Titus

Cw;Wf;fz; ,jopy; fl;likg;Gf; $Wfs; jkpopy; ,af;f ,jo;fs;- gd;dhl;Lf; fUj;juq;fk;

guhrf;jp kfsph; fy;Y}hp> Fw;whyk;

IN

Mr. S. Arockia Dhanaraj

tsUk; tptrhaj; jkpofk; ,jo;- t.<Rtu%h;j;jpapd; vOj;Jg;gzp

jkpopy; ,af;f ,jo;fs; - gd;dhl;Lf; fUj;juq;fk;


IN

ehl;Lg;Gwg;ghly;fspy; ngz;fspd; rkj;Jtkpd;ik



8-9 [dthp 2014

N

Mrs. A. Rajathi

GJf;ftpijfspy; ghypdg;ghFghL jkpo; ,yf;fpaq;fspy; ghypdr; rkj;Jtk;


8-9 [dthp 2014

N

Mr. R. Nallamuthu

Fkug;gUtk; ghypdr; rkj;Jtkpd;ikAk; jPh;TfSk;



8-9 [dthp 2014

N

Gjpa Nfhlhq;fpr; rpw;wpjopy; epychpikr; rpe;jidfs;



IN

Dr. D. Donstony

fr;rpg;Ngl;L ed;dhifahh; ghly;fspy; ghypdr; rkj;Jtk;



8-9 [dthp 2014

N

Mr. A. Maria Dhanabal

khjh; jk;ik ,opT nra;Ak; tpNtfrpe;jhkzp



8-9 [dthp 2014

N

,af;f ,jo;fspd; tsh;r;rpAk; r%f kWkyh;r;rpAk;



IN

jkpo; ,yf;fpag;gjpTfSk; khw;wkile;j epiyfSk;

jkpo; ,yf;fpaq;fspy; gz;ghl;Lg; gjpTfSk; khw;wq;fSk;

nfhq;FehL fiy mwptpay; fy;Y}hp> Nfhak;Gj;J}h;

IN

Mr. L. Charles

kUj;Jth; Kj;Jyl;Rkp mk;ikahhpd; ghypdr; rkj;Jtr; nray;ghLfs;



8-9 [dthp 2014

N

jkpo; ,yf;fpaq;fspy; gz;ghl;Lg; gjpTfSk; khw;wq;fSk;

nfhq;FehL fiy mwptpay; fy;Y}hp> Nfhak;Gj;J}h;

IN

Ms. S. Backya Selva Rathi

rhahtdk; fhl;Lk; tdk; ,e;jpag; gy;fiyf;fofj; jkpohrphpah; kd;wk;-44Mk; fUj;juq;fk;

uh[uh[d; nghwpapay; njhopy;El;gf; fy;Y}hp> fhiuf;Fb

IN

Mr. K. John Kennedy

nghd;dPydpd; fhpry; Gjpdj;jpy; jkpo; ,yf;fpaq;fspy; ghypdr; J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> 8-9 [dthp N

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ngz;fspd;epiy rkj;Jtk; jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp 2014



ISSN Vol./Page/

Year

Mr. R. Nallamuthu

jypj; rpw;wpjo;fspy; fijf;fU Kj;Jf;fkyk; IN – 01.12.2013

Gjpa Nfhlhq;fp rpw;wpjo;fspy; rpWfijg;Nghf;F jpz;iz IN – 17.11.2013

Mr. S. Arockia Dhanaraj

t.<Rtu%h;j;jp ftpijfspy; kWkyh;r;rpr; rpe;jidfs; jkpo;j;jpz;iz IN – Dec 2013


Title of the Book Publishers Year Price

Dr. U. Raju

gz;ila jkpoh; tho;tpaypy; Ez;fiyfs; jkpoha;Tj;Jiw ntspaPL> J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp

2013

1.6 FUNDS RECEIVED (To Conduct Course/Conference)

Title of the Project Purpose Funding Agency Date Grants

Rs.

Dr. U. Raju

gz;ila jkpoh; tho;tpaypy; Ez;fiyfs;

fUj;juq;fk; nrk;nkhopj; jkpoha;T kj;jpa epWtdk;> nrd;id 29-01-2014 Kjy; 31-01-2014

1,50,000

Dr. T. Nedunchezian

kpd; Clfq;fspy; goe;jkpo; ,yf;fpag; gDty;fs;

gapyuq;fk; nrk;nkhopj; jkpoha;T kj;jpa epWtdk;> nrd;id 03-03-2014 Kjy; 12-03-2014

2,50,000

1.7 Ph.D. DEGREE CONFERRED AS GUIDE Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Conferred on University

Dr. A. Kolandaisamy

Mr. J. Benjamin Aron Titus vl;Lj;njhif mfE}y;fspy; mtynka;g;ghL 20216/Ph.d2/Tamil/PT/Oct.2005

21-08-2013 ghujpjhrd; gy;fiyf;fofk;

Mr. N. Naganathan rpj;jh; ghly;fspy; epiyahikr; rpe;jidfs; 008263/Ph.d2/Tamil/PT/July2009


Mr. N. Lakshmi ituKj;Jtpd; gilg;Gfspy; fpuhkpag; gjpTfs; 007571/Ph.d2/Tamil/FT/Jan.2010



Mr. J. Saleth jkpopy; mayff; ftpij tbtq;fs; 020195/Ph.d2/Tamil/FT/1713


Dr. A. Pitchai

Mr. A. Prabhu r%fg; gz;ghl;L Nehf;fpy; rq;ffhyr; rpw;W}h; tho;tpay; 13-12-2013 ghujpjhrd; gy;fiyf;fofk;


Organised: Seminar (S)/Conference (C)/Workshop (WS); Level: National (N)/International (IN)] Activity Title of the Talk Speakers and affiliation Date Beneficiaries

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16.09.2013 Tamil Students

Foundational Inspiration of the Mission and Its Resurgence in the New Madura Mission

gy;NtW jiyg;Gfs; mUs;jpU. ];Bgd; khh;bd; Kidth;fs; me;Njhdpghy;> rNthpahh;> Re;jh;uh[;>rhkpKj;J> mUikuh[; mUs;jpU. vl;th;L n[fehjd; mUs;jpU. Njtjh]; mUs;jpU. mUshde;jk; mUs;jpU. kzptsd;

26.09.2013 27.09.2013

Tamil Students

Centenary Celebration Seminar on Rev.Thaninayaga Adigalar jdpehaf mbfshh; E}w;whz;L tpohf; fUj;juq;fk;

njhlf;fTiu Kidth; k.jpUkiy> JizNte;jh;> jkpo;g;gy;fiyf;fofk;> jQ;rhT+h;.

25.11.2013

Tamil Students

epiwTiu Kidth; nr.it.rz;Kfk;> nkhopapay; Nguhrphpah;> mz;zhkiy gy;fiyf;fofk;> rpjk;guk;

26.11.2013

jkpopyf;fpaq;fspy; ghypdr; rkj;Jtk; njhlf;fTiu Kidth; e.kzpNkfiy> kfsphpay; Jiwj;jiyth;> ghujpjhrd; gy;fiyf;fofk;.

08.01.2014 & 09.01.2014

Tamil Students

,yf;fpaj;jpy; ngz; fl;likg;G

jpUkpF. Xtpah nghpahhpayhsh;> nrd;id

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Activity Title of the Talk Speakers and affiliation Date Beneficiaries

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29.01.2014 to 31.01.2014

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Rev. Dr. C. K. Swamy Endowment ,izak; top jkpowpT Kidth; f. Jiuaurd;> ,izg;Nguhrphpah;> muRf;fiyf;fy;Y}hp> Fk;gNfhzk;

17.07.2013

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26.07.2013

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30.07.2013

Rev. Dr. S. Rajanayagam S.J. ngsj;jr; RtLfisj; Njb –fsg;gzp Kidth; gh. [k;Gypq;fk;> jkpo;g;gy;fiyf;fofk;> jQ;rht+h;

31.08.2013

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06.09.2013

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23.09.2013

Dr. K. Kaliyaperumal & Rev. Fr. S. Mani Valan, SJ

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22.11.2013


Name of the Staff Name of the Programe Name of the University/Organisation Date

Dr. F. Selvakumaran Orientation Course St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 20-21.01.2014

Dr. P. Pushparaj On Going Faculty Development Training Jesuit Higher Education Commission of Madurai Province

14-17.11.2013

Dr. G. Beschi On Going Faculty Development Training Jesuit Higher Education Commission of Madurai Province

14-17.11.2013

Dr. A. Joseph Sahayaraj On Going Faculty Development Training Jesuit Higher Education Commission of Madurai Province

14-17.11.2013

Dr. S. Kennedy Orientation Course St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 20-21.01.2014

On Going Faculty Development Training Jesuit Higher Education Commission of Madurai Province

19-22.11.2013

Dr. D. Wilson Orientation Course St.Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli 20-21.01.2014

On Going Faculty Development Training Jesuit Higher Education Commission of Madurai Province

19-22.11.2013

Mr. J. Benjamin Aron Titus On Going Faculty Development Training Jesuit Higher Education Commission of Madurai Province

19-22.11.2013

Mr. R. Nallamuthu NSS orientation course Madras School of Social Work 11-17.09.2013

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B.A. Tamil (2011-14)

M.A. Tamil (2012-14)

M.Phil. Tamil (2013-14)

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NEW INITIATIVES

Formation of School: The Management of St. Joseph’s College established five Schools of Excellence in view of the recommendations and suggestions made by the NAAC Peer Team Members in Cycle II and Cycle III Accreditation and the Madurai Jesuit Higher Education Commission by revisiting the CBCS to be student centric, versatile, flexible and inter-disciplinary in nature by interlinking the related disciplines as envisioned by the UGC. To be more effective the School System, the administrative domains are decentralized towards achieving discipline specific goals and objectives.

Syllabi Revision under School Pattern: In wake of the School Concept, due care was taken in the syllabi revision, by pooling the infrastructure and knowledge resources, after many input sessions and exhaustive deliberations on various parameters at different levels resulted in the following outcomes:

Common Core Courses across the School / Shared Core Courses across the departments in a School.

Sharing of Knowledge and expertise of Professors in Core Courses and Core Electives across different disciplines in a School.

Mre Core Elective Options are promoted across the disciplines falling under each School which has created mobility among students.

Self-Paced Learning Courses, Online mode of Evaluation (CBT) / OMR for Objective Evaluation to promote Competitive Model Exams, Comprehensive Exam and Internships for all Courses.

Offering 150 Credits and 110 Credits for UG and PG Programmes respectively.

Examination Reforms: As per the CDC proposal for the effective implementation of the School Concept with the focus of students in mind and for their promotion in need based skills in the competitive exams, the Examination Reforms were discussed at the levels of Administrators, Faculty and in the Exam Reform Committee brought about the following recommendations:

Minimum CIA to be reinstated without CIA improvement to eliminate the frequency of errors that are appearing in Objective Questions. Hereafter Part-A will be conducted through Online mode (Assignment Component) and OMR. mode (Semester Exams) which will facilitate the students get exposed for other exams.

One of the Assignment Components (viz. the thirds one) will be for 15 marks compulsorily objective MCQs.

The exams are rationalized in proportion to teaching for certain courses.

All Skill Based Courses will test only the skills and not the writing skills.

Introduction of CGPA, Qualitative Statement, Percentage, Class and OGPA in the Mark Statements.

Faculty Enhancement Programme

Nine staff members have obtained the Doctorate in this academic year.

Department Details of the Scholar, Guide, Title, Date of Viva-Voce

Botany X. Baskaran: Dr. R. Jeyachandran - DNA sequencing, micropropagation and pharmacological evaluation of Pteris tripartita Sw. – a critically endangered fern; 28662/Bot. /PhD/ce/2052; 17.02.2014.

Chemistry V. Priya: Dr. N. Mathiyalagan - Kinetics and Mechanism of Oxidation of Aromatic Monoethers and Diethers by N-Chloramides, 25-02-2014.

X. Queen Rosary Sheela: Dr. V. Alex Ramani - Phytochemical, Pharmacological and Anatomical Investigation of Polygonum barbatum and Naregamina alata, 18-01-2014.

Commerce K. Priya: Dr. G. John - A study on job satisfaction of women nurses in Coimbatore District, 28-10-2013.

Commerce (CA) F. X. Virgin Fraga: Dr. F. R. Alexander Pravin Durai - A Study on Organisational Climate in Ordinance Factory, Tiruchirappalli., 22429/Ph.D/Com/P.T/Oct 2005 - 25-09-2013.

Computer Science N. Sasikaladevi: Dr. L. Arockiam - Reliability Enforced Service Selection Approaches for Composite Web Services, BDU. Ref. No. 2329, 26th Sep. 2013.

A. Aloysius: Dr. L. Arockiam - A Cognitive Complexity Metrics Suite (CCMS) for Object Oriented Design, BDU. Ref. No. 4840, 15th Jun. 2013.

J. Isac Gnanaraj: Dr. L. Arockiam - Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) Mechanisms to Secure Network Mobility (NEMO), BDU. Ref. No. 4840, 3rd January 2014.

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Department Details of the Scholar, Guide, Title, Date of Viva-Voce

V. Arul Kumar: Dr. L. Arockiam - Feature Selection Approaches to Enhance the Classification Accuracy, BDU. Ref. No. 36852, 26th Sep. 2013.

S. Charles: Dr. L. Arockiam - Feature Reduction Techniques to enhance the Clustering Accuracy, BDU. Ref. No. 22920, 25th Feb. 2014.

Economics Gisha P. Mathai : Dr. G. Gnanasekaran - Socio-Economic aspects of Labourers in Cochin Special Economic Zone, Kerala – A Case Study, 19-12-2013.

Electronics Jamaludeen: Dr. P. Neelamegam - Design and development of embedded system based instrument for the measurement of calcium in body fluids and functional products, 14060/PhD/CE/Phy/1644, 24th Jun. 2013.

English T. Vadivu: Rev. Dr. A. Sebastian SJ - Feminist Prespectives in Indian Literature : A study of Selected Novels of Anita Desai and Shobha De, Nov. 2013.

V. Francis: Rev. Dr. A. Sebastian, SJ - Agonizing Partition : A Study on the Select Indo-English Partition Novels, January 2014.

S. John Bosco: Dr. G. J. Sathia Seelan - Feminine Sensibility in the Select Novels of Doris Lessing - A Study, Mar. 2013.

X. John Paul: Rev. Dr. A. Sebastian - A Critical Study of the Quest for Black Identity in the Select Novels for Toni Morrison, 20-01-2014.

History R. Subha: Dr. M. Arumairaj - The River Cauvery – A Historical Study 1924–2008, 5th July. 2013.

J. Augustin: Dr. T. Sundararaj - Ryotwari settlement in Tiruchirappalli District, 15th Feb. 2014.

HRM J. Wilfred Angello Gerald: Dr. MJI. Raj - The Impact of Labour welfare measures on Labour effectiveness - A study conducted in Tamil Nadu Cements Corporation Ltd, (TANCEM), Ariyalur, Tamil Nadu - 037555/ PhD2/HRM/PT/Jan. 2010, 16th May 2013.

T. Arockia Sagayamary Sweety: Dr. MJI Raj - Evaluation of Training Programme for Sub-Inspector Trainees : A Study conducted in Tamil Nadu Police Academy, Chennai - 037554/PhD2/HRM/PT/Jan. 2010, 22nd Nov. 2013.

D. Suthamathi: Dr. P. Devanasan - Employee’s perception of Labour Welfare Measures : A Comparative Study conducted at the Steel Authority of India Ltd. (SAIL) Salem Steel Plant & JSW Steel Ltd. - Salem Works, Salem District, Tamil Nadu - 034160/PhD2/HRM/PT/Jan. 2010, 7th Feb. 2014.

Physics A. Ruby: Dr. S. Alfred Cecil Raj - Investigation on the growth and properties of some organic and semi-organic non-linear optical single Crystald, 7016/Ph.D/CE/Phy1781, 28th Oct, 2013.

A. Sinthiya: Dr. S. Alfred Cecil Raj - Structural Investigation of some hetrocyclic complexes and metal complexes using single crystal XRD, 025370/Ph.D1/Phy/FT/Jan.09, 22nd Aug . 2013.

Statistics S. Bhuvaneswari: Dr. G. Stephen Vincent - A Study on Retrial Queues in Fuzzy Environment, 28.11.2013

Tamil J. Benjamin Aron Tius: Dr. A. Kolandaisamy - vl;Lj;njhif mfE}y;fspy; mtynka;g;ghL - 20216/Ph.D2/Tamil/PT/Oct. 2005. 21-08-2013.

N. Neelamegam: Dr. A. Kolandaisamy - rpj;jh; ghly;fspy; epiyahikr; rpe;jidfs; - 008263/PhD2/Tam. /PT/July. 2009, 26-06-2013.

N. Lakshmi: Dr. A. Kolandaisamy - ituKj;Jtpd; gilg;Gfspy; fpuhkpag; gjpTfs; - 007571/Ph.D2/Tamil/FT/Jan.2010, 03-08-2013.

J. Saleth: Dr. A. Joseph Sahayaraj - jkpopy; mayff; ftpij tbtq;fs; - 020195/Ph.D2/Tamil/FT/1713, 02-07-2013.

A. Prabhu: Dr. A. Pitchai - r%fg; gz;ghl;L Nehf;fpy; rq;ffhyr; rpw;W}h; tho;tpay; - 13-12-13

NET/SET Passed: 3 staff members in Information Technology, 1 from HRM and 4 in Tamil Disciplines.

Research and Consultancy

S. No. Activity Number

1. Papers published in International Journals 144

2. Papers published in National Journals 14

3. Papers presented in International Conferences 33

4. Papers presented in National Conferences 46

5. Papers presented in State Conferences 10

6. Without presenting faculty attended Conferences/Seminars/Workshops/etc. 28

7. Ph.D. Conferred at the College 29

8. Ph.D. Registered at the College

9. Acted as Resource Persons at various levels 60

10. Number of Books authored 3

11. MoUs 4

12. Conferences Conducted (self funded / Autonomy Grant from UGC) 11

13. Conferences Conducted with funds 2

Conferences / Seminars / Workshops Organised

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Department Conference / Seminars / Workshops Organized

Biochemistry National Conference on Advances in Biology, 6th and 7th January 2014.

Biotechnology National Conference on Advances in Biology, 6th and 7th January 2014.

Botany National Conference on Advances in Biology, 6th and 7th January 2014. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, 5th February 2014.

Chemistry State Level Workshop on Modern Methods of Analytical Techniques in Chemistry Research, 31st January 2014.

Commerce (CA) National Conference on Modern Dynamics in e-Commerce, 7th March 2014.

Computer Science World Congress on Computing and Communication Technologies, 27th-28th February and 1st March 2014.

Economics Regional Workshop on Research Methodology, 7th March 2014.

English International Conference on Emerging Trends in Canadian Literature, 29th January 2014.

HRM National Conference on Competency Mapping & Development, 30th January 2014.

Info-Tech World Congress on Computing and Communication Technologies, 27th-28th February and 1st March 2014.

MBA International Conference on Global HRM : Trends and Challenges, 7th & 8th February 2014.

Mathematics Rev. Dr. A. Albert Muthumalai SJ Endowment National Conference on Mathematical Sciences and Applications 4th & 5th March 2014.

Physics National Conference on Advanced Materials, 24th February 2014.

Statistics Workshop on Statistical Packages, 18-19 October 2013 & 7-8 March 2014.

Tamil National Seminar: Gender Justice in Tamil Literature, 8th and 9th January 2014. National Conference on Fine Arts, 29th-31st January 2014.

College Indo-Russian Scientific & Cultural Friendship Meet, 5th November 2013.

A State Level Youth Conference on Youth for Nation Building, 4-5 Mar 2014.

Grace 2014, 14th-16th February 2014.

Endowment Lectures

Name of the Faculty Endowments and Other Department Functions

Botany 44th Balam Memorial Endowment Lecture, Recent advances in Banana research, 02.09.2013.

Chemistry Rev. Dr. Mathew J Moolel SJ Endowment, 10.12.2013.

Commerce Com Carnival 2014; 24.02.2014.

Commerce (CA) Endowment Lecture in honour of Retired Professors of Commerce, 06.03.2014.

Computer Science Rev. Dr. S John Britto SJ Endowment Lecture, 25.02.2014.

Economics Malcom & Elizabeth Adiseshaiah Trust-Essay Writing and Elocution Competition, 08.01.2014. Econs 14; 12.02.2014. Rex Fernadez Endowment Lecture, 26.02.2014.

English Lit Quest 2014: 06.03.2014. Rev. Fr. Leigh, Rev. Fr. Lawrence Sundaram, Prof. Banumoorthy Endowment, Dr. A S D Pillai, Former Dean, Parisutham Institute of Science and Technology, Tanjore, from New Criticism to New Historicism, 05.12.2013. Rev. Dr. A Sebastian SJ, Endowment, Dr. K S Antony Samy, Associate Prof. of English, Loyola College, Effective Strategies for Teaching ELLS, 17.12.2013. Dr. K Chellappan Endowment, Dr. S Armstrong, Head, Dept. of English, University of Madras, Chennai, Testimonial Literatures, 20.02.2014.

History Rev. Fr. P Susai SJ, Endowment Lecture, Indian Constitution : A Foundation for Human Rights, 20.12.2013. Dr. T Sundararaj Research Endowment, Institution on 12.03.2014. Dr. M Arumai Raj & Dr. N Arunachalam Endowment Lecture, Documenting our local History – Through Journals, 24.02.2014. Dr. M Arumai Raj Endowment for College Quiz, Inter-Collegiate Quiz Competition 07.02.2014. Rev. Fr. P Susai Endowment for School Quiz, Inter-School Quiz Competition, 03.10.2013. Dr. T Sundrararaj Endowment Lecture, Accupuncture – An emerging field in Health Tourism, 04.09.2013.

Physics Parents – Teachers Meet 19.12.2013. Bharat Ratna Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Endowment Lecture, 11.02.2014.

Tamil Rev. Dr. C K Swamy Endowment Kidth; f. Jiuaurd;> ,izg; Nguhrphpah;> muRf; fiyf;fy;Y}hp> Fk;gNfhzk; - 17.07.2013.

Dr. A. Antony Cruz Endowment, Kidth; Nf. V. FzNrfud;> GyKjd;ikah;> ghz;br;Nrhp gy;fiyf;fofk; - 26.07.2013.

Rev. Dr. Mathew J Moollel SJ, Endowment, Kidth; Kj;Jr;re;jhdk;> `jkpo;j;Jiwj;jiyth; (g.ep). mUshde;jh; fy;Y}hp> fUkhj;J}h;.

30.07.2013. Rev. Dr. S Rajanayagam SJ, Endowment, Kidth; gh. [k;Gypq;fk;> jkpo;g;gy;fiyf; fofk;> jQ;rht+h; 31.08.2013.

Dr. S. Samimuthu, Endowment, Kidth; M.gpr;ir> Gy Kjd;ikah;> fhe;jpfpuhkf; fpuhkpag; gy;fiyf;fofk;. 06.09.2013.

Rev. Dr. S Lazar SJ Endowment, Kidth; m. me;NjhzpFUR> jkpoha;Tj;Jiwj; jiyth; (g.ep.). J}a tsdhh; fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp-2. 23.09.2013.

Dr. Kaliyaperumal & Rev. Dr. Mani Valan SJ, Endowment, Kidth; K. nja;t ehafk;> epWTeh;> Md;ktpay; Qhdrig 22.11.2013.

Sahithya Akademi & Thaninayaga Adigalar, 25th & 26th November 2013.

College INDEP 2013: 12th to 14th December 2013. Internship Programme for III UG 19.12.2013. Graduation Day 25.01.2014.

The following are the new initiatives taken up by IQAC to enhance the quality of the College: In tune with the newly formed Schools of Excellence, the

details essential for projecting the departments’ glory to the viewers were initiated in the month of September. The respective Deans of the Schools were asked to report the specific goals and objectives of the FIVE different Schools.

Along with Coordinator- JCICT, Prof. B. Kanickairaj, and Mr. Ronald Martin, Web Administrator, the Attendance Record details were strengthened and a detailed and enhanced new home page of the College website was created for better projection of the Institution.

A modest beginning of E-content lecture of a few faculty from different disciplines were asked to host in the web site of the college.

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A comprehensive quality parameters were set to assess the performance of the department.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell has carried out feedback analysis on the performance and its outcome of the following activities conducted by the departments:

Mid-term review on Communicative English conducted by the department of English on 20th & 21st August 2013

Recharge Programme for 74 faculty of all disciplines on the functional knowledge of English Language for teaching, was conducted by Deputy Principal in 2 batches between 12th and 17th October 2013,

The activities of IQAC are summarized below:

A workshop on Preparation of Blue Print and Test Items was organized for 120 Junior Faculty on 17th June 2013. Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian, SJ, Secretary, SJC highlighted the objectives of the workshop and its intricacies. Dr. P. Annaraja, Principal, SCAD College of Education, Trinelveli gave an inspirational talk on Objective-based Teaching and Evaluation. Dr. S. Arockiaswamy, Principal, Gnanamani College of Education, Namakkal talked on Steps for preparing Blue Print for a Test and Preparing Items. Hands-on training and presentation of the test items with the resource person made the faculty to cherish the importance of the workshop.

Staff Orientation Programme for the academic year 2013-14 was organized on 18th & 19th June 2013 with the thrust area Introducing Schools: Rejuvenation of Curriculum and Evaluation. Dr. S. Selvam, Director, Center for University- Industry Collaboration, Anna University, Chennai, delivered a Motivational Talk which was centered on placement programmes for students. He suggested the following four measures to impart value added teaching. They are as follows: eliminating the professional wastes, process of reaching, maximizing the values by motivation and optimizing the returns. He insisted on core competency identification and development. Dr. G. Melchias, Dean, School of Biological Sciences gave a Session on the topic Revisiting the Evaluation Strategies and Dr. Alexander Pravin Durai, Dean, School of Management Studies gave a session on the topic Curriculum Change to Curriculum Innovation – A Paradigm Shift. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector addressed the gathering on the title Commitment and Confidence. Rev. Fr. Rector began his speech pointing to

the disparity in the class room between Fast Learners and Slow Learners and stated that the advent of the School System would help the Fast Learners. Rev. Fr. Rector remarked that the advent of School System demanded commitment to the cause and confidence to face the situation and confidence to make the students confident. Father also added that confidence and commitment demand competence and envisaged Competency Based Education. Competency Based Education would involve two dimensions: the first dimension involved imparting knowledge and second dimension aims at making students skillful. Father suggested Computer mediated Education as a means to increase the competency of the teachers. The Evaluation Report of the Higher Education Ministry of Jesuit Madurai Province was presented by Dr. S. Alfred Cecil Raj, IQAC Coordinator. This was followed by a Panel Discussion which was a Presentation of Consolidated Reports of Schools on Curriculum & Evaluation.

The bi-annual feature of one of the activities of IQAC is getting feedback of faculty from students. The Online evaluation of faculty by students (Odd Semester) for about 5300 students of Shift – I and Shift – II was conducted on a single day (1st October2013) in two Computer Centres (Fr. Jerome Centre for Information and Communication Centre and Fr. Ehrhart Computer Centre). The exit poll on the academic exercise under went by the outgoing students, the Inter Departmental Course on Soft Skills Programme offered to I PG students and the students evaluation of faculty for even semester of all students were conducted on 17th & 18th March 2014. The evaluated feedback reports of the concerned professors of the respective semesters were distributed during the end semesters time itself by Rev. Fr. Principal and counseling was offered to those faculty who performed below to improve their performance.

Open Forum was conducted in collaboration with Students’ Counselor on 30th September 2013 for Odd Semester and on 4th March 2014 for Even Semester, to express their joy and happiness along with their expectations from the institution carried out in front of Standing Committee members. It was a good mix of suggestions and good things that are seen in the campus by the students. An appropriate measure was taken through the officials.

Annual Academic Audit was conducted between 17th and 20th March 2014 with external experts (IQAC Coordinators) and internal experts. Dr. I Maria Jesili, Jayaraj Annapackiam College for Women (Autonomous), Periyakulam and Dr. A. Venkatesan, Nehru Memorial College Puthanampatti as External Experts and Fr. Secretary, Fr. Principal, Deputy Principal (for Shift-II courses only) and IQAC Coordinator as Internal Experts visited all the departments and had a

detailed survey of the activities of the departments. It was an eye opener for the management to understand our short comings as well to eradicate them through our strengths. Possible suggestions were offered to the departments. Based on the performance of the departments the following departments were hounoured with rolling cups: Computer Sciences for Sciences and Human Resource Management for Arts & Humanities in Shift-I and Electronics for Sciences and

Best performed Departments receive Rolling Cups

HRM Computer Science Electronics Commerce (CA)

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Commerce – Computer Applications for Arts & Humanities in Shift – II (first time instituted).

IQAC gratefully acknowledges the hard work and dedication of his team, especially Prof. V. Jude Nirmal and Prof. George GR Roy, Department of Info-Tech and a band of dedicated student volunteers.

ST. JOSEPH’S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (JIM)

Changes in Administration & New Infrastructure: Rev. Dr. A. Antony Pappuraj, SJ who served as the Director for the past 6 years has been appointed as the Secretary of Arulanandar College, Karumathur. JIM gratefully acknowledges his services and wishes him well in his new assignment. Rev. Dr. G. Lawrence Amal Raj, SJ, was appointed as the New Director of JIM from June 2013. The Lift facility and the Britto Hall were blessed and opened by Rev. Dr. Louis Xavier, SJ & Rev. Dr. A. Antony Pappuraj on 2nd October, 2013.

MBA Admissions 2013-2014: The admission process for the academic year 2013–14 started with the advertisement placed in ‘The Hindu’ on 25th March 2013. 314 applications were sold. 218 applications were received. After scrutiny, 199 applicants were called for the Test, GD and Personal interview on 9th June 2013. Of these only 189 attended the Test, GD and Personal interview. 84 students were admitted and the I MBA classes commenced on 26th June 2013. Out of the 32 candidates alloted through the single window counseling only 19 joined the course. The remaining seats were filled up from the candidates who were in the waiting list. As on 25th September 2013, the total number sanctioned by AICTE namely 120 joined the course. As the counseling students joined late, a separate section was created for them in order to coach them effectively.

Summer Internships, Training for Placement and Placements: The Summer Internship for the present second year students started on 29th April 2013 and ended on 21st June 2013. The students underwent summer internship training at 43 different companies. An annual training programme was planned. Both the faculty of JIM and experts from outside were engaged to train the students. A two day workshop was organized for the second year students on 3rd & 4th July 2013. The students were divided into 4 groups of 30 each based on their skill level. Each group underwent 40 hours of training in aptitude and 40 hours of training in soft skills. The Placement Brochure 2014 was released by Mr. K. J. Joseph Phillip, Key Accounts Executive – Hindustan Unilever Ltd., Trichy on 5th December 2014. The campus recruitment interviews started from November 2013. Fifteen Business establishments conducted on-campus interviews while 3 companies conducted off-campus interviews. Out of the 118 students 79 students got placed by the end of the 1st week of Mar. 2014. The highest pay package offered for our students was Rs. 5.20 lakhs per annum.

Industrial Visits: The MBA (I-year) students had their Industrial Visit to Hosur on 1st, 2nd, 8th & 9th March 2013 and visited 7 industries. The MBA (I-year) students had their Industrial Visit to Madurai on 11th September 2013 and to Bangalore from 21st to 23rd November 2013. They also visited London School of Commerce and the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum (VITM) at Bangalore.

Faculty Development Programmes: Three faculty development programmes were organized: 1) Positioning JIM in the future on 27th April 2013 by Rev. Dr. A. Casimir Raj SJ, Former Director of LIBA and XLRI. 2) Project Proposals on 27th July 2013 by Dr. A. John De Britto, Associate Professor,

Department of Botany, St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai. 3) Challenges of B-Schools on 24th August 2013 by Rev. Dr. A. Casimir Raj, SJ, Former Director of LIBA and XLRI.

Activities of St. Joseph’s Institute of Management Association (JIMA): Budget Analysis 2013 was organized on 7th March 2013. International Women’s Day with the theme ‘Empowering Women’ was celebrated on 7th March 2013. St. Joseph’s Institute of Management Association (JIMA) for the academic year 2013-14 was inaugurated on 22nd July 2013 and the Freshers Day was celebrated on the same day afternoon. The Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola was celebrated at JIM on 30th July 2013. The annual in-house competitions - TALENTIA were held on the 8th & 10th of August 2013. Teachers’ Day was celebrated on the 5th September 2013.

The various functional clubs were inaugurated on 6th September 2013. The Golden Jubilee Celebrations of Rev. Dr. Louis Xavier, SJ & Rev. Dr. A. Antony Pappuraj were celebrated on 2nd October 2013. A State level seminar on ‘Currency Volatility and Economic Instability’ was organized on 9th October 2013 and was inaugurated by Dr. E. M. Sudarsana Natchiappan, The Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Government of India. A seminar on ‘International Business and Career in the Globalized Economy’ was organized on 26th November 2013 at Loyola Auditorium, JIM from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Mr. Antony M. D’Souza, Vice- President and Director, Gulf of Mexico Operations at Det Norske Veritas delivered the lecture. A special lecture was organized on 29th November 2013. Dr. B. S. Ponmudiraj, Regional Co-ordinator (South), NAAC spoke on ‘Trends in Management’. Dr. J. Charles, HoD of Commerce, SJC delivered a lecture on ‘Understanding the Roots of Global Financial Crisis’ for the Finance Students on 4th December 2013. All the Second Year MBA students went on a Pilgrimage to Poondi on 6th Decemer 2013 seeking the divine blessings of ‘Our Lady’ for placements. A Career Guidance programme was organized for the UG students of St. Joseph’s College on 6th & 7th December 2013. Mr. C. K. Kumaravel, Managing Director, Natural Beauty Salon India Pvt.Ltd. delivered a lecture on ‘Make the Difference’ on 11th December 2013. A Crib Competition was organized on 20th December 2013. There was a grand Christmas Celebration at JIM on 21st December 2013. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ, blessed the gathering. Rev. Dr. S. P. Johnson, Dean of Studies, St. Paul’s Seminary, Trichy was the Chief Guest. He shared the Joy of Christmas with his Christmas Message. Rev. Dr. G. Lawrence Amalraj, SJ, Director, JIM greeted the gathering. Children from the Home for the Disabled Children, JMJ Convent, Sembattu were the Guests of Honour and gifts were given. St. Joseph’s Institute of

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Management (JIM) and National Institute of Personnel Management (NIPM), Trichy Chapter jointly organized an Inter-Collegiate HR Quiz Contest on 5th January 2014. Dr. R. Are Holen MD, PhD, Professor of Behavioural Medicine, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondhieum, Norway delivered a Special Lecture on ‘The Mind Power in Management’ on 6th January 2014. An Intercollegiate Management Meet termed ‘MancoN 2014’ on the 21st of January 2014. An International Conference on ‘Global HRM: Trends and Challenges’ was organized on 7th and 8th February 2014. The 4th Annual General Body meeting of JIM Alumni/ae association was organized on 9th February 2014. Dr. Kabaly P. Subramaniam PhD (UK), Faculty of Business Studies, Arab Open University, Sultanate of Oman delivered a Special Lecture on ‘Recent Trends in Business Strategy’ on 17th February 2014.

SHEPHERD Camp: An independent SHEPHERD camp was organized for the I-MBA students at Malaiyadipatti Village for three days from 17th to 19th Mar. 2013. The I-MBA students had their 5 days SHEPHERD Camp at Malaiyadipatti Village, Manapparai from 15th to 19th December 2013.

Other Special Events: The One Day Annual Retreat for both the catholic and the non-catholic students was organized on 16th March 2013. On the first Friday of every month there is a monthly mass for the catholic students and life orientation lectures for the other students. Mentoring is carried out effectively in JIM. Each staff member is assigned 10 students from the first year class and another 10 students from the

second year class. Every semester the mentors meet their students at least twice.

CAMPUS MINISTRY

The Campus Ministry plays a vital role in our college to make the students and staff to be in spiritual atmosphere. It reminds people in the campus to be aware of God’s presence in their personal life in every activity they do. It enables people to live a holistic life. And it brings students together to experience God throughout the year in various activities. It ignites the young minds with spiritually by doing the following activities:

Daily Prayer - Weekly Prayer - Monthly Masses - Departmental Intercessory Prayer - Prayer Services on important occasions - Youth Animation Movement programme to Hostels - Annual Pilgrimage to Basilica - Annual Retreat for Catholic Students & Staff (Teaching and Non-Teaching) - Annual State Youth Prayer Convention (GRACE).

It is our mission that the vision of the Campus Ministries is translated into concrete actions in all the activities and functions of the Campus Ministry so that the vision permeates in the hearts and the minds of the young people. Special Christmas programme was celebrated with Crib and Carol Competitions. Prizes were distributed for the awardees.

The 19th Annual State Youth Prayer Convention was conducted with spirit filled mood during 14th to 16th February 2014. More than 1800 students from various colleges participated and benefited. It directed many young minds towards God and challenged them spiritually to live a holy life in today’s world.

St. Ignatius Feast Prayer Service

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LIBRARY

During the year under review 2013-14, the number of volumes in our library rose from 163084 to 165284 leading to an increase of 2200 books. We subscribe to more than 200 journals including peer reviewed journals. There are about 1500 to 2000 users are using the library every day. During the year about 35000 books per month were circulated from the library. More than 90% of the reference books were used by the students. Scholars and Professors from other institutions are also widely using our library. Our library is one of institutional members of British Council, American Resource Information Centre and DELNET. We have been following the scheme of Earn While You Learn in our library for several years and there were about 11 students are helping the library. More than 100 CDs per month are used by the students and faculty members. We are providing training to Library Science students of Bharathidasan University and Bishop Heber College. Nearly 50 students from our college are getting the benefit of Book Bank project of Rock City Welfare

Association. E-Resource Centre of our college library is widely used by our students. The NLIST programme of UGC-INFLIBNET is widely used by our faculty members and students. Arrupe Library of St. Joseph’s College launched the digital library on 8th February 2014. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector of the college launched the digital library and addressed the gathering that the networking of information resources along with human resources is essential to manage the information needs.

The digital library is having the collection of institutional repositories under the heads of St. Joseph’s College Administration, Academic, Arrupe Library and publications in which sub-committees consisting of semester question papers, Annual Reports, College magazine, Rare Books, Newspapers Clippings etc. Rev. Dr. S. Sebastin, SJ, Secretary of the college offered his blessings and Dr. S. Srinivasa Raghavan, University Librarian Bharathidasan University offered his felicitations and delivered the special lecture on Open access Scholarly e-journals under Rev. Fr. S. Lazar SJ, Endowment.

Fr. JEROME CENTRE FOR ICT

Fr. Jerome Centre for Information and Communication Technology (JCICT) is a centre of excellence providing ICT facilities in the campus. The broad vision of JCICT is to empower teachers and students to train themselves with skills in ICT and become agents of transformation towards building a knowledge society. JCICT is primarily meant for providing the following: i) maintaining web servers, mail servers, security services such as Firewall etc., ii) Automation of Campus Information System such as information about college, staff, students, hostels, alumni, campus events, parish church, exam results, attendance, timetable through the

website, iii) Networking the campus and providing internet facilities, iv) Promoting video conferencing, web-conferencing, e-teaching and e-learning technologies, v) Maintenance and operation of LED display in the campus. The activities of JCICT during the academic year 2013-14 are presented. We welcome the new Director Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal from January 2013 and thank Rev. Dr. A. Albert Muthumalai SJ, Former Principal and Director (JCICT) for his encouragement and support to enhance the JCICT services.

College Website (www.sjctni.edu): The college website is unique and it is widely accessed by staff, students, parents and the public. The website provides and updates day-to-day information and caters to the needs of the institution. The

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website has been used optimally and atotal of 5,47,786 hits has been received by the server from April 2013 to March 2014. The home page is completely redesigned and hosted. Facilities in the website are provided to the Rector, Secretary, Principal, Vice Principals and HODs to view the students profile, attendance, marks and photos.

Surveillance Camera: To monitor the students’ activities in the campus ten cameras have been installed. A server is configured to watch and record the campus through intranet by Fr. Principal and Fr. Secretary.

Owing to the increase in the number of staff, research scholars and students using internet, 50more computers are added. 400 staff and students are connected to the Wi-Fi network. The school is connected through Wi-Fi and three surveillance camerasare connected in the intranet.

Video Conferencing: JCICT regularly render its service to conduct video conference by electronics, computer science and other departments.

e-Content: The professors from all the departments are requested to give lecture in the studio along with students. These are video recorded and prepared as e- learning lectures. 25 CDs are prepared to all the departments. Also the video lectures are posted in the respective web pages of the department.

Virtual Classroom: Hardware setup (1 + 2) is purchased and installed to conduct virtual class in the campus. With this His Excellency Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam inaugural address in the WCCCT organised by computer science departmentand national seminar organised by the physics department are live telecast through intranet. This could be extended to the adopted villages. Hence the students from the villages can get exposed with the campus expertise.

Other Services: 4150 ID cards for staff and students including duplicate are

prepared and issued. 1500 ID cards are prepared to the alumni association. Wi-Fi is installed in the residence and Herbarium. Seminars, Sports day, INDEP, Graduation day, College day

and all College functions are photographed and video graphed.

Final Year UG, PG and M. Phil. students’ group photo were taken.

Computer literacy practical are given to the first year students.

More than 50 computers from the campus are serviced. Provides on line examination by the companies to recruit

the students. First year MCA students are given two hours of internet

practice per week. Service provided to show live video of Grace-2014 through

internet. 30 computers in JCICT are upgraded.

Fr. EHRHART COMPUTER CENTRE

Ehrhart Computer Centre stands tall with 180 latest computers distributed over three different labs. It is proud of having the top level IBM server called ‘Blade Server’ with the latest zero down-time dual set circuits and Xeon E5504 processor with 1 TB hard disk and 16 GB RAM. To distribute the high end server power, 9 Net Gear 24-port network switches and nine patch panels with power managers are installed. In order to switch over seamlessly among the server

blades, KVM switch is fixed with which eight blades can be attached.

The Third lab was furnished with brand new twenty five computers with i5 Processor, 500 GB hard disk, 4 GB DDR. 3 RAM and state-of-the-art LED monitors. In order to maintain the communication speed in accordance with the new high speed server and latest client machines, the again 100 MB/Sec network cables are replaced with CAT 6 type cales with 1000 MB/Sec speed. The EB lines are renewed and restructured for better safety of the students. For longer uninterrupted power supply 30 KVA Alltech UPS were augmented with 50 brand new 40 AH tubular batteries. To facilitate the final year project image outputs, a multi-function Canon Image Runner 2520 laser printer has been acquired. In order to catch up with the technological race, we have upgraded various software packages : from Windows Server 2008 32-Bit version to Server 2012 64-Bit version and Linux version Fedora 3 to Fedora 11 in the server. From Windows XP to Windows 8 64-bit Operating System in the client machines. From DotNet2005 to DotNet2012; from Microsoft Office 2010 to Microsoft Office 2013; from Sequential Query Language 2005 to SQL 2008 and from NetBean 6.7 to NetBean 7.3 from Java 6.1 to Java 7. Kudos to Rev. Fr. Francis Thamburaj, SJ and his team, for all these efforts to keep this centre up-to-date.

Fr. SAVARIRAJ COMPUTER CENTRE

The Centre has 2 IBM x-series Servers (x3400 & x3100) with Intel Xeon 2.33 Gigahertz Processor, 4 Gigabytes DDR3 Random Access Memory, and 500 Gigabytes of Hard disk drive with Mirroring Technology Redundant Array of Independent Disk 1 and 100 client machines with higher configuration. Among these machines 25 old machines were replaced by new machines with configuration Intel core i5, 4 Gigabytes DDR3 Random Access Memory and 500 Gigabytes Hard disk drive in the month of January 2014. The old Printronix P7000 Line-Matrix printer was replaced by new Lipi-6605 Line printer under UGC XI plan in the month of October 2013. This Centre takes care of the PG practicals of Computer Science Department, Information Technology and M.Com CA departments. Online Examination System (OES) was used for the M.Phil. Entrance Examination and CIA component test for various Departments were conducted. The following activities were conducted in this Centre: 1. Elective / IDC selection software for UG and PG were

developed in this lab for all Department students in our college and implemented successfully.

2. Technical Quizzes, Debugging & web design contests (Symposium) by Computer Science Department Association.

3. Two-day ‘Regional workshop on Statistical Packages’ was conducted for Mphil Students of Statistics Department.

4. The primary work of ‘World Congress on Computing and Communication Technologies’ (WCCCT 2014) took place.

INSTRUMENTATION CENTRE

Archbishop Casimir Instrumentation Centre (ACIC) was established in the year 2005 under the scheme, College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) as one of the components of excellence in the campus. The objective of this centre is to provide easy access to the research level equipments to all scholars of different science disciplines such as physics, chemistry, botany, biotechnology, biochemistry and other related disciplines. Thus the centre houses the equipments which are interdisciplinary in nature and renders its service to M.Sc., M.Phil., and Ph.D. students of different disciplines. The

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center serves all the colleges in Tamil Nadu. From the existing record nearly 1500 students per year get benefit out of this centre. The facilities available in the centre at present are (Purchased under Two Phases of CPE for nearly 75 lakhs):

UV-Visible Spectrometer (Perkin Elmer) samples: Solid/liquid % Transmittance (% absorbance) % reflectance.

FTIR Spectrometer (Perkin Elmer) – (KBr pellet). FTIR Spectrometer (Perkin Elmer) – (With single Reflection

Horizontal ATR Accessory). Digital semi-micro balance (shimadzu, Japan). Digital LCR Multi-frequency meter (Vasuki). Cyclic Voltameter cum impedance analyzer (Princeton). High Pressure Liquid Chromotography (HPLC) (Shimadzu). C-18 columns (Preparatory &Analytical) + UV visible

detector. Fluorescence spectrometer (Perkin Elmer).

The working hours of the center is from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in all the days except Sundays. Outcome: 1) It has facilitated more publications both in national and international Journals from all the science disciplines. 2) It is a Boon to PhD/MPhil/MSc candidates in the science disciplines of our college and other cluster colleges. 3) It fosters the research temper among the students. 4) As per our record nearly 1500 candidates benefit out of these facilities (40 colleges +3 universities + others Institutes).

Activities: Students from various colleges visit this centre to get exposure to the research level analytical equipments. Demo-programme is arranged during such visit. The research scholar of different Institutes makes use of this centre for characterizing their samples. This Centre of Excellence is well maintained and managed by the Director Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ, Staff Co-Ordinators Dr. R. Victor Williams, Dr. I. Arul Rayappan and the full-time technician Mr. Vincent.

Periodically New Equipments are purchased as per the need of the Potential Users. A plan is proposed to buy Atomic force microscope and particle size analyzer that are at demand by those scholars researching on nano-materials.

THE RAPINAT HERBARIUM

Digitalisation of Herbarium Specimens is in progress. In collaboration with WNRF (World Noni Research Foundation) a Technical Bulletin on Morinda citrifolia has been published. Twenty three (23) Sequences have been submitted to NCBI. The Research team has published 7 research articles.

John Britto, S. (2013), Ecotypic, morphological and genetic variations in accessions of Morinda citrifolia and its allies from varied eco-climatic habitats in Tamil Nadu using Molecular tools. WNRF Technical Bulletin 12: 1-60.

Radhamani, T. and John Britto, S. (2013), GC-MS analysis of Polygala arillata Buch. - Ham Ex D. Don. Scholars Research Library, Annals of Biological Research, 4 (11): 70-75.

Radhamani. T., John Britto, S, SJ. (2013). Antimicrobial Studies on the Leaf Extracts of Boerhavia diffusa L. and Jatropha glandulifera Roxb. International Journal of Current Pharmaceutical Review and Research, 4(4): 139-147.

Radhamani. T, John Britto, S. SJ. (2013). Antibacterial and Anti Fungal Studies on Three Valuable Medicinal Plants. SB Academic Review XVIII (1 & 2): 1-12.

Silvy Mathew, S. John Britto, Sinjumol Thomas (2013). In vitro Micropropagation of Alpinia calcarata Roscoe., an important medicinal plant, through rhizome bud explants. SB Academic Review XVIII (1 & 2): 84-89.

Silvy Mathew, S. John Britto, Sinjumol Thomas (2014). Comparative powder Microscopical screening of the rhizome and leaf of Alpinia calcarata and Alpinia galanga. International Journal of Pharmaceutical sciences and Research 5 (4): 51-58.

Sinjumol Thomas, John Britto, S., Surendra Gopal, K and Silvy Mathew (2014). Comparative study on vam colonization in Hedychium coronarium Koen. and Hedychium flavescens Carey ex Roscoe. International Journal of Recent Scientific Research 5 (1): 186-189.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The 170th College Annual Sports Meet was held on 27th August 2013. Mr. Mohammed Amjad, Alumni, Former International Football Player, Branch Manager, SBI, Chennai was the Chief Guest. P. Rooban (III BA Eng) won the N. M. Joseph Memorial trophy for the individual Championship for Shift I. J. Vikkash Vennish, (II BCom CA) & J. Mohanraj (II BBA) shared the Championship for the Shift-II section of the College. Shift-I Team championship was bagged by the Department of History and lifted the Rev. Fr. Rapinat, SJ Cub. Shift-II Team Championship was won by the Department of BBA which lifted the T. J. Nathan Cub. Elsy Greeta, 4th Electronics won the Individual Championship in the girls section. Nineteen Departments took part in the colorful march past and Department of HRM and Statistics Secured the best team title and won the cash award and the Rev. Fr. Kalathill, SJ Cup. S. Thinakaran Anand (I BA Eco), who Secured Silver Medal in the All India Inter University Fencing competition held at Patiala in Punjab.

Athletics: Our College Athletics team secured the Bharathidasan University Championship for the 29th time. Eight of our Athletics represented Bharathidasan University and participated in the All India Inter University Athletics meet held at Punjab University, Patiala. P. Mani Kandan (I BA

Eco) has Secured Bronze Medal in the 4400 m relay in the 29th National Junior Athletics Champions in Bangalore. P. Mani Kandan represented Tamilnadu and participated in the 29th National Athletics Championship at Bangalore in the event of 1500 m.

Ball Badminton: Our College team retained the Inter Collegiate title. Three of our players represented the Bharathidasan University Team. Winner: Bharathidasan University Inter-Collegiate Tournament. Runner: State Level Intercollegiate Centenary Tournaments held at St. Joseph’s College, Trichy.

Football: Our Team won the First Place in the Inter Collegiate Tournament. Seven of Our Players represented the University Blues. Bharathidasan University Intercollegiate Tournament - Winner. State Level Intercollegiate Centenary Tournaments held at St. Joseph’s College, Trichy – Winner. State Level Inter Collegiate Tournament held at Alagappa University collegiate of Physical Education, Karaikudi - Runner. Trichy District Level Five-a-side football Tournament - Winner. State Level Open Tournament held at OFT, Trichy - Runner.

Hockey: Our team won the Second place in the intercollegiate tournament. Three of our players represented the University Blues and won the Second place in the South Zone Inter- University Tournament and participated in the All India Inter- University. Our College team won the Second place in the Trichy District Annual Senior Division Hockey League Tournament - Runner.

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Volley ball: We won the 4th place in the Bharathidasan University Inter Collegiate Tournament. One of our players represented the University Blues.

Cricket: One of our players represented the Bharathidasan University Blues.

Boxing: D. Jaya Seelan (I BA Eco) won the gold medal (54 kg category). T. Bharath (I BA Eco) won the Silver Medal (55 kg to 60 kg). R. Jala Deepan (I BA Tamil) won the Bronze Medal (65 kg to 70 kg) in the Bharathidsan University.

Tennis: Our College Tennis team bagged the Silver Medal in the Bharathidasan University Intercollegiate (Doubles) title. Two of our players represented the Bharathidasan University Blues.

Throwball: J. B. Jerry Leonard (I BA Eng) represented Tamil Nadu to participate 24th Federation National Throwball championship and has secured 3rd Place at Jarkhand.

Centenary Tournaments 2013-14: Volley Ball, Ball Badminton and Football matches were conducted in these tournaments. The Tournament was inaugurated by Rev. Dr. John Britto, SJ, Rector on 18th February 2014.

The Chief Guests for the prize distributions: Volley Ball - Dr. Pittachippa, Vice-President, Tamil Nadu Volley Ball Association. Ball Badminton - Mr. P. Subramanian, Former International Athlete, S.Rly, Trichy. Foot Ball - Tamil Selvan, Vice-Chairman, Trichy District Volley Ball Association

UNIVERSITY BLUES

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Discipline Name of the Students

Football

C.Prasanth

R.Thanigaivel

S.Dinesh Kumar

K.Kathiravan

K.Senthilkumar

A.Jockson Dhas

N.Solaimalai

Hockey

P.Gowthaman

U.Jeganath

S.Ram Kumar

Cricket G.Vijay

Ball Badminton

R.Kesavan

T.Srikandesh

R.Harihara Raja

Athletics

J.Vikkash Vennish

P.Maruthai Thangam

A.Prakash

M.Ramesh

P.Manikandan

Tennis A.ED Wilson

B.Suresh

VolleyBall V.Muniyappan

Cross Country

K.Dechinamoorthy

P.C.Venugopal

E.Suruli

J.Mohanraj

2(TN) ARMD SQN NCC

The regular activities of 2 (TN) Armd. Sqn. NCC unit of St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Tiruchirappalli, started on 29th June 2013. The cadets were so eager to enroll themselves into NCC. For the academic year 2013-14, 79 cadets have been enrolled into NCC and 21 cadets have renewed their enrollment. The inaugural parade of 2 (TN) Armd. Sqn. NCC unit was conducted on 6th July 2013. The cadets attended the parade with great enthusiasm. The cadets who had the calibre to participate in Republic Day Camp and in Thal Sainik Camp were selected and trained in different aspects of drill, obstacles clearing, cultural, map reading, National Integration Awareness Presentation, etc. During the academic year 2013–14, five cadets of our unit represented Trichy Group in the

Inter-Group Competitions. Out of five cadets, four of them represented Trichy Group in Republic Day Launch Camp and one cadet in Thal Sainik Launch Camp. Two cadets attended the Advanced Leadership Camp. One cadet attended National Integration Camp held in Chennai and Tuticorine. This year two important social service activities namely tree planting in our college campus and blood donation camp were carried out.. To commemorate the Twin Jubilee Celebrations of the Jesuits, our NCC unit was the first organization which took the lead in carrying out tree planting in our college campus on the feast day of St. Ignatius of Loyola which was celebrated on 31st July 2013. We planted ten saplings. CSUO N. Ranjithkumar, who attended Republic Day Camp, led the Sports Day contingent of our college.

NCC Amoured Squadron (2013-14)

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In the Combined Annual Training Camp conducted at the State Institute of Catering Technology and Hotel management, Thuvakkudi, from 21st December to 30th December 2013, the cadets of our unit emerged victorious by securing the overall winners. They won Gold Medals in the following events: Best Cadet, Firing, Line Area, Flag Area, Volley Ball, Group Song and Solo Song. Our cadets participated in HERO’s Day competitions held at Bishop Heber College, Trichy, and in HEBAT competitions held at St. Joseph’s College, Trichy, and won many prizes. Our Associate NCC Officer Major Dr. S. Joseph Arul Jayraj had taken special initiative in establishing an Obstacles Course around the Hockey Ground of our college and it was approved by the Management and the work is expected to start very soon. We train our cadets physically, mentally, emotionally and patriotically. We are on the process of making our cadets good citizens of our country. The cadets are trained in attaining the virtues like unity, discipline and self-control. Hence, our cadets will become the good citizens of our country and work for the welfare of the people of the nation.

1COY 2(TN) BN NCC INFANTRY

The year 2013-14 was a successful year for 1 Coy 2(TN) Bn NCC infantry, St. Joseph’s college, Trichy-620002. It was initiated by enrollment of the 50 strong fresh cadets. Col. P.V. Rajkar, commanding officer, 2(TN)Bn NCC with his team of PI staff and the associate NCC officer of 1 coy 2(TN)Bn NCC Dr. M. M. Armstrong arasu assisted the process on 11th July 2013. The 1 Coy 2(TN)Bn NCC infantry have also conducted many awareness programmes such as blood donation, cycle rally, tree plantation etc., During the regular parades the cadets were taught about the most essential management skills which are required to survive in this competitive world such as leadership, soft skills, self talk, current affairs and socially adaptable skills etc.

Cdt A. Vijay kumar and Cdt. S. Patrick Jerome attended the national integration camp held at Uttarkhand from 3rd June 13

to 14th June 2013. Cdt C.G.Aakshay, Cdt. G. Jeyaraj and Cdt. P. Parthiban represented the Trichy group in the RDC IGC (inter- group competition), held at Yadava college, Madurai from 28th August to 7th September 2013. Cdt. K Dharmaraj and Cdt. P. Ezhumalaiyan attended the ALC’13 (advanced leadership camp). Cdt P. Ezhumalaiyan bagged the silver medal in the event cross country. Cuso J Walter Simon lead the contigent for the sports day on 27th September 2013. 1 coy 2(TN) Bn infantry, organized a blood donation rally on 15th August 2013, the Asst. Commissioner of Police Mr. Gnana Siva Kumar, MCom presided over the function in which nearly 75 members donated their blood. ATC (Annual Training Camp), held at BHEL from 23th December to 1st January 2014 and Cdt. C.G. Akshay won the gold medal in firing and our team bagged the silver medal in volley ball.

SGT. J. Prasanna Venkatesh led the NCC infantry contigent during the Republic Day parade on 26th January 2012. On that day, a tree plantation ceremony was held under the guidance of Dr. M. M. Armstrong Arasu, in which each and every cadet was given a sapling to plant it. Our young and energetic cadets of 1st year have won the gold medal in ballet dance competition in Hero’s day conducted by Bishop Heber college NCC infantry.

The 1 coy 2(TN) Bn NCC infantry, was instrumental in conducting the ‘C’ & ‘B’ certificate Examinations within the premises on 22nd and 23rd February 2014 and 8th and 9th March 2014 respectively. The untiring effort of Dr. M. M. Armstrong Arasu and the cadets of 1 coy 2 (TN) Bn NCC infantry resulted in initiating and hosting HEBAT’14 a one day Mega Event on 2nd March 2014. Lt. Col. K. S. Kapaliswaran of NCC 2(TN) Bn NCC Trichy presided over the function. A total of 600 Students from 4 units and 16 colleges in and around Trichy participated and it was a grand success.

3(TN) AIR SQN (TECH) NCC

Enrollment: Twenty Seven first year cadets were newly enrolled in 3(TN) Air Sqn (Tech) NCC, in this training year. Inter Unit Competitions: The Inter Unit Competition (IUC) launch camp was held at AVC College, Mannmapandal,

Mayiladuthurai from 4th to 13th June 2013. Eighteen Cadets from our Unit participated in the camp. The Inter Unit Competitions were held at National Institute of Technology Tiruchirapalli from 16th to 25th June 2013. Fourteen Cadets participated in various competitions.

NCC Infantry (2013-14)

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Republic Day Camp – Competitions: The Republic Day Inter Group Competitions (RD-IGC) Launch camp was held at Periyar Maniammai University, Vallam from 26th July to 4th August 2013. Seven Cadets participated in the camp. The Republic Day Inter Group Competitions (RD-IGC) Launch 2 camp was held at Alagappa Uni., Karaikudi from 17th to 26th August 2013. Five cadets participated in the camp. The Pre-Republic Day Inter Group Competitions (RD-IGC) camp was held at BHEL, Tiruchirappalli from 17th to 27th September 2013. Seven cadets participated in the camp. The Republic Day Inter Group Competitions (RD-IGC) camp was held at Yadava College, Madurai from 28th September to 7th October 2013. SGT V. Akash Sujith, LFC R. Bharath Kumar and FC J. T. I. Delvin won the silver medal in the Prime Minister Rally competition. SGT V. Akash Sujith bagged the gold medal in the Drill competition. He also participated in the Guard of Honour and was adjudged the Best cadet. CPL J. Godwin got the silver medal in the line area competition.

Vayu Sainik Camp-Competitions: The VSC-IGC Launch 1 and Launch 2 camps were held at Periyar Maniammai Uni., Vallam from 4th to 13th July 2013 and from 26th July to 4th August 2013. Ten Cadets participated in this camp. The VSC-IGC camp was held at the same venue from 31st August to 9th September 2013. Nine cadets participated in various competitions in this camp. SGT A. William Christopher won the gold medal in the Drill and tent pitching competitions. LFC R. T. Raja Muthaiya won the gold medal in the skeet firing competition.

The AIVSC Launch 1 Camp and AIVSC Launch 2 camps were held at Kathir College of Engineering, Coimbatore from 20th to 29th September 2013 and at Puducherry from 10th to 19th October 2013. Two cadets were selected to be trained in this camp to participate in the AIVSC. The All India Vayu Sainik Camp was held at 1 (Karnataka) Air Sqn NCC, Bangalore from 20th to 31st October 2013. CUO V. Vijaya Rahavan & CWO A. Arockia Joel were part of the contingent which bagged the gold medal in the Drill Competition. CWO A. Arockia Joel also won the silver medal in the Tent pitching and Line Area competitions.

Combined Annual Training Camp: The Combined Annual Training Camp was held at PMU, Vallam from 31st August to 9th September 2013. All the twenty seven first year cadets participated in this training camp.

Certificate Examination: The NCC Air wing C-certicificate examination was held at National College, Tiruchirappalli on 22nd and 23rd February 2014. Twenty three second year cadets had appeared in the examination.

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The enrollment of cadets for the academic year 2013-14 was organized by our unit. The detailed explanation and the significance and role of NCC in nation building was done to the new entrants. This year as per the communication received from DDG, NCC as per the new policy in enrollment, only 20 cadets have to be admitted for this academic year, since NCC is for 3 years. Sub. Lt. Dr. V. Bastin Jerome, ANO, 5(TN) NU NCC organized a technical session to the cadets who wants to join NCC Navy. Many showed willingness to join but we have to stick on to policy, 20 cadets are admitted in to NCC Navy, Senior Division on 30th June 2013 based on their physical and mental abilities.

Ocean Sailing Cadre Camp at Puducherry: Ten cadets attended OSCC at Puducherry from 20th to 24th July 2013. Our cadets received many prizes in all the events.

Ocean Sailing Expeditions Camp at Thopputhurai: 8 cadets actively participated in OSE Camp at Thopputhurai, Cuddalore from 25th July to 5th August 2013. We congratulate the cadets who got many first prizes.

IUC Preparatory Camp at Pondy: 28 cadets attended IUC Preparatory Camp at Pondy from 7th to 16th August 2013. Our cadets participated with more involvement and won many prizes.

Independence Day Participation: Our Cadets energetically participated in the 67th Independence Day March Past Parade in our college campus on 15th August 2013. Dr. U. Raju, Former Vice Principal & the Head of the Department of Tamil was the Chief Guest of the day. Our cadets appreciatively acknowledged and paid homage to our forefathers and military personnel who have sacrificed their lives for our joy and happiness today.

Sports Day Participation: Our cadets actively and more enthusiastically participated in the 170th Annual Sports Day march past parade on 28th August 2013. Our college Alumnus and Former Indian Foot baller, Mr. Z. M. Amjad was the Chief Guest on that day. Our cadets showed wonderful March Past performance on that day.

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RDC-IGC Selection Camp at Pondy: There are 9 cadets attended RDC-IGC Selection Camp at Pondy during 8-17 September 2013. Many cadets were selected for the various events like Group Song, Flag Area, Best Cadets, Quiz and in Contingent File. Our ANO Sub. Lt. Dr. V. Bastin Jerome attended 10-day camp at Pondicherry during these days.

RDC-IGC Preparatory Camp at Pondy: 9 cadets attended RDC-IGC Preparatory Camp at Pondy from 18th to 27th September 2013. Our cadets actively participated and extended full support for the camp.

RDC-IGC Camp at Madurai: 9 cadets attended RDC-IGC camp at Madurai 28th September to 7th October 2013.

Sea Sailing Camp at Vizag: A rare opportunity got by St. Joseph’s College Naval Cadets. 5 cadets attended Sea Sailing

Camp at Vizag from 20th to 31st December 2013. They were given exact Naval training in INS Jalashwa (L41) Indian Naval Ship at Visakapattinam. It is the rare opportunity to visit and get training in mid sea. Our cadets successfully completed and gained a lot.

Republic Day Participation: Our cadets actively participated in the 65th Republic Day Celebration held in our College campus. Dr. G. Gnanasekaran, Former HOD of Economics was the Chief Guest of the day. Our cadets presented an impressive march past performance.

The programme officers and the College Management appreciated the Cadets and the Sub. Lt. Dr. V. Bastin Jerome for the meticulous performance on that day.

Technical Session for ‘B’, ‘C’ -Certificate Exam: In view of ‘B’ & ‘C’ Certificate exams our unit arranged two day technical sessions during 22nd & 23rd February 2014. We trained our cadets about the History of NCC, Armed forces, Activities of NCC Directorates, Chronological evidences and achievements of Indian Navy, responsibilities of cadets during war time and natural calamities, Anti Submarine Warfare, Warships, Aircraft, Types of Aircraft Carriers, Tankers, Air to air missile, watch system used in ships, Types of ship and its Parts, Parts of Boats, Gunnery, guns and weapons used in ships, 13 types of knots, types of Anchor, Fire Fighting, NBCD, Naval Communication, Navigation and Directions, Power of Command (POC), Ecology and Health Care, Types of Social Activities, various Camps organized by DGNCC and Unit, practical on knots and individual parade. All the cadets actively participated and benefitted from the sessions.

B & C Certificate Exams at NCC Group HQ, Puducherry: About 3 students attended ‘B’ & 16 cadets attended ‘C’ certificate exams held on 23rd February 2014 at NCC Group HQ, Puducherry. We thank the Commanding Officer and the Clerical staff of 5 (TN) NU NCC, Cuddalore for their active support extended to us to fulfill the mission and vision of the Nation.

Great Honour to SJC NAVY Unit: Our former Naval Cadet. S. Arputha Samy (TN/SN/2011/38602/NC-I) has joined

Indian Army directly by his dedication and honesty. When he was a cadet, he always had an idea of joining Indian Army and now his dream has come to an end. We wish him all success and bright future.

Honouring of the Achievers in NCC NAVY: The college management honoured our Naval cadets who have achieved in the competitions, camps and participated in the RDC March Past. Our Senior Cadets, CPO. K. Vigneshwaran, CPO. K. Sivaraman & CPO. T. Vignesh Pandian were honoured by our college management and administrators. For the past two years they had been meticulously organizing all parades and camp activities. They are receiving the outstanding and Best NCC NAVAL CADETS Medals and Certificates in the Annual College Day. We congratulate the Seniors under Officer and strenuous task taken by the 5(TN) Naval Wing, Senior Division-I, Coy Commander, Sub. Lieutenant. Dr. V. Bastin Jerome for his sincere efforts and dedication.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

With the motto ‘Not Me But You’ in forefront, the five Units of National Service Scheme of our college started our journey towards the mission with vision in this academic year to develop the personality of the young students through community service.

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The Advisory Committee: The new Advisory Committee was constituted on 18th July 2013, having Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, the Principal as the Chairman; Dr. T. Francis Xavier, Prof. A. Irudaya Jothi, Prof. M. John Britto, Dr. A. J. Clement Lourduraj and Prof. R. Nallamuthu as Member Secretaries. Dr. A. Peter Pascal Regis, Dr. S. Raja, The Deputy Principal, Mr. T. Kesavan, the President of Alathur Panchayath of the Adopted Villages; and the Student Secretaries, A. Arone Gobi Clament (III BCom), K. Thanikaiventhan (III BSc Math), A. Sivasankaran (III BA Eng), C. Kumar (III BCom CA) and the Joint Secretaries, A. Arivazhagan (III BBA), S. Daisan Raja (III BA Eng), C. Dinesh Kumar (III BCom CA) and S. Manojkumar (III BCA) as the members. The former members of the Advisory Committee, Rev. Dr. A. Albert Muthumalai, SJ, Dr. S. Koilraj and the former student secretaries were gratefully remembered for their services.

Training Programmes: One day Workshop on Leadership Skills for NSS volunteers was organized on 10th September 2013, Friday at CH 28 Seminar Hall, Chemistry Department, SJC. Rev. Fr. U. Godwin Rufus, SJ, Vice-Principal cum Assistant Professor of English, Arul Anandar College (Autonomous), Karumathur, Madurai. Dr. A. Peter Pascal Regis, Vice-Principal cum Advisory Committee Member, felicitated the gathering. Certificates were distributed to the participants in the valedictory function. Prof. A. Irudaya Jothi, Programme Officer coordinated the Workshop. In collaboration with the Gnanam School of Business, Tanjore, Prof. A. Irudaya Jothi organized One-Day Workshop on Soft Skills, on 23rd November 2013 at the above campus. Dr. Anita, Prof. Noornisha and Dr. Gayathri the Faculty of the host institution trained the volunteers on ‘Self-Motivation, Servant Leadership, and Team Building’ respectively. The NSS gratefully remember the generous hand shown by the CEO, Mr. S. P. Aruldoss for the arrangement and sumptuous lunch. Programme Officers, Prof. R. Nallamuthu and Prof. A. Irudaya Jothi participated in the Orientation programme for the NSS Programme Officers at Empanelled Training Centre, Madras School of Social Work, Chennai from 11th to 17th September 2013 and from 29th January to 4th February 2014 respectively. Our NSS Secretary, A. Arone Gobi Clement (III BCom) has participated in National Integration Camp at Kolar, Karnataka held from 21st to 27th February 2014.

Regular Activities: The Enrollment Drive: 21-25 June 2013.

The first students enrolled themselves in NSS as volunteers along with 250 II year students and 10 III year students to continue their volunteership in NSS. Indian association for blind, Madurai celebrated International White Cane Day for the Blind. The NSS volunteers of our college collected Rs. 500 by selling 100 stamps on 13th July 2013 and sent it to the Association in form of DD. On 28th July 2013, 63 NSS volunteers under the guidance of Prof. A. Irudaya Jothi and Prof. Nallamuthu participated in Lake Deepening Work at Mavadikulam, Ponmalaippatti, organized by ‘Thaneer’ which was well appreciated by the District Collector Ms. Jayasree Muralidharan who inaugurated the noble service.

Orientation Programme: All the enrolled NSS volunteers participated in the One-Day Orientation Programme on 2nd August 2013 at Community Centre, SJC. Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian, SJ, the Secretary presided over the function and insisted the importance of social concern of the students through regular activities in NSS. Dr. MJI Raj, former NSS Coordinator, BARD and former State Liaison Officer Tamil Nadu, motivated the freshers towards the importance of Eye Donation and Blood Donation. He also wished the students not only to clean the streets of the country but also to clean the polity by becoming true leaders. Dr. L. Ganesan, NSS Coordinator (i/c) of BARD was the Guest of Honour. He explained the Objectives, Motto and Emblem of NSS and motivated the programme officers to systematically organize the activities of NSS.

Dr. P. Rajkumar, Programme Officer NSS, Associate Professor of Tamil, Bishop Heber College, Trichy, former state level Best NSS Programme Officer Awardee talked on “Vaiya Thalamai Koll”. Dr. U. Raju, Head, Dept. Tamil & Former NSS programme officer talked on ‘Elakkai Nokki’. Dr. A. J. Clement Lourduraj, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics and Prof. R Nallamuthu, Assistant Professor, Department of Tamil took charge as the new Programme Officers for Unit IV & V respectively in the inaugural function. Prof. S. Dominique, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics and Dr. J. Benjamin Aron Titus, Assistant Professor, Department of Tamil, who completed their three years of valuable service as Programme Officers were honoured in the function.

Prof. A. Irudaya Jothi, the New Coordinator, NSS, SJC remembered the former NSS, SJC Coordinator, Dr. T. Francis

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Xavier for his relentless service in the previous year. He also introduced the student secretaries and the Joint Secretaries to the freshers and coordinated the whole day programme. The 66th Independence Day was jointly organized by all the units of NCC & NSS of our College. Dr. U. Raju, Head, Department of Tamil and the former NSS Programme Officer hoisted the National Flag and delivered the Independence Day speech on the Topic, ‘The Role of Youth in Defending the Integrity of the Nation’. The NSS units of our college observed the Sadbhavana Diwas on 20th August 2013, the Birth Anniversary of Late Mr. Rajiv Gandhi, Former Prime Minister of India. The Sadbhavana Pledge was taken by all the students of the college led by Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal of our College.

170th Annual Sports Day of our college viewed spectacular March - Past by our NSS volunteers on 27th August 2013. The volunteers were also involved in all the preparation and the commencement of the events of the Sports Day Celebrations. Under the guidance of the Commissioner of Police, Trichy our NSS volunteers created awareness on road safety for a month from 29th August to 29th September 2013 at Anna Statue Signal. Previously the volunteers were trained on 27th August 2013 at Jamal Mohammed College, Trichy. The participants of this traffic awareness programme were felicitated with certificate at Bishop Heber College on 20th January 2014. The NSS units of our college venerated Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the former President of our Country on the Teachers Day on 5th September 2013 and also paid tribute to Mother Teresa on her 16th Death Anniversary. Sixty Students and two Programme Officers served as volunteers to guide the people participated in the Mega Employment Camp at Boys Higher Secondary School, Srirangam on 8th September 2013 organized by the District Employment Office, Trichy.

NSS volunteers of our college created awareness among the people by distributing pamplets to the people on the occasion of International Ozone Day on 16th September 2013. All the Staff & Students of our college was encouraged to observe ‘No Drive Day’ by not coming by vehicles into the campus. The volunteers were also involved in the distribution of the pamplets to the riders in Chatram Bus Stand insisting the need for saving the ozone layer. 150th Swami Vivekanandha’s Birth Day celebration was marked on 18th September 2013 by the ‘Radh Yathra’ at BARD in which 100 of our NSS volunteers participated and learned the values of Swami.

Our NSS volunteers guided by S. Manoj Kumar, V. Alfred Samuel, E. Abraham Joshua, M. Ramarajan and Padmanaban participated in the University Level Republic-Day Selection Parade at BARD, Trichy on 19th September 2013. The NSS Day Celebration of our college took the form of creating NSS Road Side Park between the canteen and the school play ground on 28th September 2013. Saplings of flowering plants, crotons & trees, 100 in number were planted and continuously watered to have a surprising 98% survival. Gandhi Jayanthi was celebrated on 2nd October 2013 by planting saplings in front of Chemistry Building by volunteers of Chemistry Department. Dr. S. R. Bheeter, Head and Prof. N. Xavier, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry and Former NSS Programme Officer initiated the plantations. The samplings have 100% survival till today because of the continuous care of our NSS Volunteers, Arone Gobi, Ramarajan, Saravanan, Manoj Kumar and Arnold Thomas.

Our volunteers participated in the Voters Day Awareness Rally on 24th October 2013, organized by the District Collectorate. The rally started from R. C. School and ended at Vestry School with awareness speech by Ms. Jayasri Muralidharan, the

District Collector. International Day for the Differently Abled Persons was celebrated as Trifest including the Christmas & New Year 2014 by NSS volunteers along with the programme officers on 19th December 2013 at Vidivelli, Special School for the mentally retarded children. The Managing Sisters, Teachers and the students of the special school made it a joyful celebration with cultural programmes performed by both the NSS Volunteers and the special children. Dr. M. Amaladasan, the Dean, School of Basic Science was the chief guest of the programme and delivered the message on the Trifest. The NSS & the Management of Vidivelli gratefully remembered his generous contribution of Rs. 10,000 to the School. The NSS units donated a kitchen Utensil worth of Rs. 1000. The volunteers also generously contributed sweets, cakes & biscuits in larger amount to the children. At the end the JMJ Boys Hostel students joined the celebration with their Christmas Carols. Prof. A. Irudaya Jothi, Coordinator, NSS Units thanked the gathering for this initiative. NSS volunteers extended their yeomen service to the conduct of Teachers Day Celebrations, INDEP-2013 December 2013, Convocation Ceremony on 25th January 2013, Twin Jubilee Celebrations on 1st and 2nd February 2013, Regular Medical Check up for the students was conducted in the second week of February 2014 and other official functions held in our college premises. The volunteers support was highly appreciable and lauded by the Officials of the Management. NSS Units of our College organized One-Day Medical Camp at our adopted village Alathur on 11th February 2013 to benefit all the five nearby villages namely Alathur, Koppanayakkan Patti, Anna Nagar, Valiampatti & Melapatti of Karur & Trichy Districts. The GVN Hospital & Vasan Eye Care participated in the medical camp and rendered their free services to the villagers. There were two Doctors from GVN Hospital along with two Assistants who counseled the patients for general complaints. Screening by the Friends Blood Bank was done for blood group identification to a total of 300 participants including the villagers and the school children of Panchayat Middle School and the Higher Secondary School. Five Technicians from the Vasan Eye Care screened the eyes of all the participants and recommended them for further treatment. The Programme Officers felicitated the members of the participating hospitals and the Panchayat President Mr. T. Ganesan.

Blood Donation: Our volunteers donated blood in the Blood Donation Camp organized by the YRC of our College on the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the Founder of the Society of Jesus, on 31st July 2013. Our volunteers 17 in number, donated blood in the Blood Donation Camp organized by the Ministry of Transport, Tamil Nadu in the eve of the Birth Anniversary of the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, on 8th February 2014, which was recorded in the World Guinness Book. Throughout the year our volunteers donated blood for the deserving patients in and around the district and saved many lives. The NSS conducted CHAMFEST-14, the Annual State Level Talent Hunt on 12th March 2014. The Volunteers and Programme Officers gratefully acknowledge the support, suggestion and encouragement of the Management for the smooth conduct of the yearly programmes.

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Elections: First General Body Meeting of AICUF was held on 17th July 2013 in Community Centre. The election was conducted and new office bearers were chosen. Mr. Mariyadeepan – President, Mr. Packiaraj – Vice President, Mr. Infant Peter Baruk - Secretary, Mr. Ajith Kumar – Joint Secretary, Mr. Abi Navinapriyan – Treasurer and Mr. Mathankumar – Dalit Coordinator.

Inauguration of the Activities for 2013-14: The inauguration of the activities for 2013-14 was held on 13-09-2013 in T.V. Hall. A special lecture on ‘Role of Youth in Politics’ delivered by Dr. F. Selvakumaran, Dean for Students’ Affiairs. Dr. G. John, National Animator, felicitated the gathering. The new office bearers took charge and have taken oath. Prof. Vimal Jerald, Unit Advisor administered the oath. Mr. Nikil, the national convener and Mr. James Immanuel, the State President of Tamil Nadu were also present.

Workshop on Folk Arts: A workshop on Folk Arts was organized between 20th & 21st September. About 45 students took part and learnt Oilattam, Paraiyattam, Street Play & Kaliyalattam. The first day Rev. Fr. Mount Joseph Selvan SJ, Director, New Hostel inaugurated the workshop and Rev. Fr. Joseph Igni, SJ State Advisor presided over the programme. Mr. Stephen trained the student participants. On the final day the model performances were staged in New Hostel, through which the new cultural team was formed in our unit.

Cycle Rally: 25 of our AICUFers were part of the organizing team which planned and conducted a cycle rally emphasizing ‘Alcohol free Nation, Saving Environment, Equal Rights to Women and Children, Standardization Education System’ from November 25th to December 6th covering almost 900 km spreading awareness to the people by cultural programme at the vantage points of different parts of Tamil Nadu. When the Cycle rally reached Trichy St. Joseph’s College AICUFers gave a warm reception for the Rally. A public meeting was organized by our unit in Chathram Bus Stand in which Mr. Selvaraj, a social activist & Dr. Antony Cruz addressed the public on various issues. At the end of the meeting the AICUFers gave a fantastic performance of Folk Arts highlighting the themes of Cycle Rally.

Orientation for Aspirants of Civil Services: An orientation programme was organized on 9th January 2014. More than 100 students aspiring to be Bureaucrats participated. Prof. M. Suvakkin, Department of Economics & Prof. Irudaya Jothi, Coordinator of IAS Academy, St. Joseph’s College motivated

and oriented the students to prepare themselves to face civil service exams. Students clarified their doubts at the end.

Mega Youth Programme: Mega Youth Programme was organized on 11th and 12th January 2014 in our campus and our unit acted as the Local Organising Team. Our AICUFers played a key role in conducting the programme. 25 of our AICUFers took active participation in the programme.

Tamil Nadu AICUF state Programmes: Our unit AICUFers attended the following programmes organized by the state AICUF.

Unit Ex-Co Meetings: The unit ex-co of our unit met 12 times in the year to discuss various issues and to plan for the programmes organized this year.

State Level Conference on Youth for Nation Building: The state level conference on “Youth for Nation Building” was organized by unit in association with the Department of Foundation Course, Youth Red Cross, Students’ Council and AICUF unit of Holy Cross College from 3rd March to 5th March 2014 in SAIL Auditorium of our College. The conference was attended by student leaders of seven colleges. 150 students registered from outside colleges and 100 students of our college actively took part in the conference.

The inauguration of the conference was held on 3rd March 2014 at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Fr. S. John Britto SJ, Rector presided. Trichy N. Siva, Hon’ble Member of Parliament delivered inaugural address on ‘Youth for Nation Building’. He elaborated the role of youth in social reforms. He interacted with the participants and clarified their doubts. Dr. Raja, Deputy Principal felicitated the gathering. The second of the conference began with the key note address by Dr. Antony Cruz, former HoD of Tamil Department, SJC and Social. He set the tone for the conference covering all the subjects of the conference. The second session was handled by Dr. MJI Raj, Former HoD of HRM, SJC on ‘The personality and Leadership of Youth Today’. He inspired the students by narrating the life history of able leaders of the world. Post Lunch session on ‘Health and Hygiene’ was dealt by Dr. Sherine, Managing Director, AG Eye Hospitals. She enlightened the participants with the health tips to keep the youngsters healthy to address social issues. A panel Discussion on ‘A Real Democracy’ was participated by the student leaders from different colleges. Dr. G. John, National Animator, AICUF moderated the discussion. A Human Chain was formed at 4:45 p.m. infront of

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the Principal’s office to create awareness among students. A special talk on ‘The ideology of Periyar for Equalitarian Society’ was delivered by Hon’ble Mr. K. Veeramani, the President of Diravidar Kazhakam. He inspired the participants with his sharing by quoting different ideas of Periyar. He answered the questions of the participants at the end. Rev. Fr. Sebastian SJ, Secretary, Rev. Fr. F. Andrew SJ and Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal felicitated the gathering. Many Professors and students of our college also took part in the special talk. First session of the third day was on ‘Rights and Role of Women’ was handled by Dr. Manimekalai, Director, Centre for Women Studies, Bharathidasan Univerisity, Trichy. She kindled the youngsters to respect the feelings of women and she also persuaded the boys to uphold the rights of women. After the first session, a short film was screened and film criticism was conducted by Prof. Vimal Jerald. The participants expressed their comments and views on the short film. A panel Discussion was held on ‘Role of Youth in creating a Corruption Free India’. The student leaders participated and expressed their views and Dr. G. John summed up the session with his perspectives on ‘Creating a Corruption free India’

After the lunch a Mock Parliament was moderated by Dr. S.P.B. Elango, HoD Dept. of English, SJC & Mr. Kalaimani, Rtd. Deputy Director of Statistical Department, Govt. of India. Some of the participants acted as Cabinet Ministers and some acted as the Members of Parliament and discussed the 33% reservation for women. Meanwhile various competitions namely Elocution and Essay Writing on ‘Role of Youth in Politics’, cartooning on ‘My Vote My Right’ and Youth Manifesto for Lok Shaba 2014. The valediction of the conference was held on 5th March at 5:00 p.m. Mr. K. Balamurugan, Regional Passport Officer, Trichy delivered the Valedictory address. He too interacted with the students on ‘the role of youth in building the nation’. He gave away the prizes for the prize winners of various competitions. Rev. Fr. S. John Britto SJ, Rector, SJ presided over the valediction. He distributed the certificates to the participants of the conference. Dr. Raja, Deputy Principal and Dr. F. Selvakumaran, Dean for student’s affairs felicitated the gathering. Some of the participants gave their feedback about the conference. Prof. Vimal Jerald presented the report of the three day conference. At the end of the valediction the participant formed human chain outside college gate and yelled slogans giving hope to our nation.

Youth Manifesto for LS 2014:

Our unit has planned to prepare a Youth Manifesto for Lok Saba Elections 2014. The college professors, students and social activists will be involved in the preparation of the manifesto. The manifesto will be submitted to the leaders of different political parties of the Country.

Our Gratitude:

We acknowledge the greater service and constant support rendered by different people. We sincerely thank our Jesuit Management in particular, Rev. Fr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector; Rev. Fr. S. Sebastian SJ, Secretary; Rev. Fr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal; Rev. Fr. M. Arockiasamy Xavier SJ, Vice Principal; Rev. Fr. Maria Doss SJ, Vice Principal; for their encouragement and support in all our programmes. In a special Manner we thank Rev. Fr. Joseph Igni SJ, State Advisor of AICUF for his continuous rapport and help rendered to the unit in organizing various events. We record our gratitude to Rev. Fr. Mount Joseph Selvan SJ and Rev. Fr. Arul Ravi SJ, the Directors of New Hostel and SH Hostel respectively for their moral support and solidarity. We acknowledge the deeds of Dr. S. Raja, Deputy Principal. We also thank Dr. G. John, National Animator for his guidance in conducting the programmes.

We thank Dr. Antony Cruz, former National Animator and Dr. F. Selvakumaran for their expertise.

COMBOULIVES COLLEGE BAND The untimely demise of Rev. Fr. S. Roche, SJ, on 15th June, 2012, had left a vacuum in the life and activities of the St. Joseph’s Camboulives School & College Band. The past and present members of the Camboulives Band gathered in the Band Room for a memorial mass on the first anniversary of the death of Rev. Fr. S. Roche on 15th June 2013, playing Abide with me, Bharatha Madha, etc., the favourite hymns of Fr. Roche.

The Camboulives School & College Band participated and played in the following events during the academic year 2013-14. The Annual Pilgrimage to the Holy Redeemer’s Church fulfilling the traditional vow taken by our forefathers of St. Joseph’s, the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the Corpus Christi Procession within the campus, India’s Independence Day Parade, our Higher Secondary School Sports Day and Annual Day, College Sports Day, Convocation Day, Annual Day, Christmas Ecumenical Carol Services at All Saints’ Church, K. K. Nagar Parish, Bishop Heber College, before the Jesuit Residence, SJC within the campus and during the Christmas midnight mass in our College Church, Republic Day Celebration, Twin Jubilee Celebrations of the Jesuit Madurai

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Province (175th years of New Madurai Mission and the 200th Anniversary of the Restoration of the Society of Jesus) during Feast of Lady of Lourdes Flag Hoisting and the Car Procession on 11th February around Teppakulam and Chathiram Bus Stand ares, ELT Mela in our Higher Secondary School, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s visit to his Alma Mater during the International conference on Computing Sciences, Funeral of Br. S. M. Irudayam, SJ during the pastoral visit of Bishop Antony Devotta to our Parish and conferring the sacrament of Confirmation to our young parishers, finally on the Feast of St. Joseph, the patron of our campus.

The Band has always been in attendance on important occasions of the College, School and the Parish Church, making them splendid and grandeur with a number of scintillating tunes and had always enhanced the celebrative ambience on those occasions. Presently, there are 8 students from class VI to VIII from our higher secondary school and four from the College undergoing training in systematic western music and in playing brass, wind, percussion instruments, key board, etc.

The highlight of this academic year is that Mr. Francis Prasana, who completed XII standard in April 2013, from our St. Joseph’s College Higher Secondary School, has been selected for the Indian Naval Band (2013-14) and he is now undergoing training in Mumbai. We congratulate him for the great Placement he achieved and many more achievements while serving the Indian Navy.

An article entitled ‘Playing Melodies for 118 Years’ has been published by the Rev. Dr. M. Charles, SJ, Director of the College Band in, The New Indian Express: City Express, dated 24th January 2014 (p.2). The Bandsmen and the Director of the School & College Band take this opportunity to express their gratitude to Rev. Frs. Rector, Principal, Campus Treasurer, Secretary and Headmaster for their timely assistance offered whenever the Bandsmen had approached them.

FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION

Every year several new milestones have been reached by the Fine Arts team and this year is no exception. The Fine Arts team has excelled and made our college’s flag fly high by winning several laurels to the college in a plethora of competitions conducted by various institutions. The activities of the fine arts team began with the Inauguration. The Staff talked about the achievements of the Fine Arts Team and the lights it has ignited in the lives of its students in the Cine field. The newer members of the college were encouraged to enrol themselves.

All great fires start with a spark. Commemorating the 150th Birthday of Swami Vivekananda, YUVA FOGSI conducted several competitions on 23rd July 2013 and our students arose victorious by winning the Overall Trophy and initiated the First Grand success of the year. In the Muthamilzh Vilazh conducted on 13th August 13 by SIG College our students won the First prize in Elocution and Instrumental Solo.

The Fine Arts team gave a guest performance on the Teacher’s day Celebration on 5th September 2013 to honour the teachers who have been a great support and inspiration. The Chief Guest of the day was Tamilaruvi Maniyan. The Fine arts team co-organised INDEP’13 the biggest Cultural clash of the Departments inside the College, along with the college students council between 12th and 14th December 2013. The Inaugural address was given by Oscar Award winner Prince Rajasekaran. Only this year did the college see so many Guests of Honour attending, enjoying and honouring the Judges of the INDEP.

The guests of Honour were ‘Adithya TV’ Senthil, ‘Trichy’ Saravanan, ‘Rock Fort’ Roy, ‘Adav’ Kannadasan, ‘Hello’ Kandasamy, ‘Lollu Saba’ Jeeva, ‘Dairy’ Saha & ‘Eeram’ Manickam. On the Final day the Fine Arts team performed in front of ‘Neeya Nanaa’ Gopinath. Balakrishnan and the Rummy team gave away the Prizes.

The Fine arts team along with the Campus Ministry conducted a Crib competition to rejoice at the Birth of Jesus on 22nd December 2013. The Fine Arts organised and performed during the Pongal Day Celebration on 10th January 2013. The Overall Trophy was won by our Fine arts team in the cultural

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fest conducted by Bon Secours College, Tanjore on 7th September 2013. Our student won the first prize in Poetry and Essay Writing Competition in the Sathalinga Adigalar Diamond Jubilee festival at Coimbatore. The Best Performer Award was won by our Student in RYLA 13 at Pegasus Institute of Excellence in Pondicherry.

Our student clinched the title TOP NOCTURE-13 along with the Best Performer Award and Smart Boy Award conducted by the Rotary Club of Tiruchirappalli. Observing the Vigilance Awareness Week, State Bank of India conducted Inter Collegiate Oratorical completion on 28th October 2013 and our student won the second prize. Puthiya Thalaimurai Channel conducted Quiz Competition at Jamal Mohamed College and the Quiz Team of our college won the Third Prize at the Zonal level. Our Students won several prizes including the overall shield for Quiz at the University competition ‘BARD FEST 2013’ conducted on 10th to 12th January 2014.

Arignar Anna Government Arts College, Karaikkal conducted ‘COM CARNIVAL-14’ on 18th January 2014 and the dance team won the first prize in western and folk dance. On 24th January 2014 St. Joseph’s College, Cuddalore organised ‘ZEPHYR–2014’ and our students won the overall championship with a cash prize of Rs. 16,100. Our students won the third prize in Essay Writing at the Nation Voter’s Day-14 held at Vestry School on 25th January 2014. Our Variety Team also gave a Guest Performance. Mastermind - a Grey cell Squeezer is conducted every year to ascertain the intellect of the young people. Our students emerged successfully by winning the overall shield amidst the several colleges that participated.

In the Essay Writing Competition conducted by the Rotary Club, Trichy our student bagged the First prize. Our Team emerged the Champion in Media.com conducted by the Department of Visual Communication on 5th February 2014. The Variety Team and Western Dance Team won prizes in the inter-collegiate cultural fest conducted by Annai College of Arts and Science on 12th February 2014.

The Fine Arts obtained the First Prize in Mime at the Inter Collegiate Fest Conducted by SIG College on 17th February 2014. Our Western Team bagged the First Prize in the NATIONAL Level Competition, Junivers ’13 conducted by

Madurai Thiyagaraja School of Management on 14th February 2014.

ASTRONOMY CLUB

The Astronomy Club Meeting was arranged on 6th December 2013 in Mathematics Department. It was decided to arrange a Planetarium visit for students. Fr. Principal advised the members to arrange sky observations in our college campus. Members of Astronomy club participated in the science exhibition in view of Twin Jubilee Celebration from 31st January to 1st February, 2014. The contributions of Jesuit Priests in Astronomy and Mathematics were displayed and explained and the second prize was given to our stall. Dr. S. Ruban Raj, Coordinator and Head of Department of Mathematics, spoke on ‘Recent Findings in Astronomy’ on 6th March 2014.

ENVIRONMENT CLUB

‘He is the richest who is content with the least, for the content is the wealth of nature.’ The environment club members have been actively participating in various activities of our college since 1988. An orientation programme was conducted on the month of July, the members were briefed about the activities of the club, explained the role and significance about conservation of nature, pollution control and its effects. The members of environment club were taken on a one day trip to Narthamalai and Chittanavasal to explore and discover the mystery found in nature. This trip gave a good trekking experience. The members came to know more about plants with different habitat, binomial nomenclature, their medicinal importance and its application from ancient era to the present. The beautiful painting on rocky stones stand as authentic statements of natural colouring pigments present in the plants proving that plants are better than the paints.

The environment club students actively participated in ‘Bharat Awarness Running Progamme’ conducted to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda and got second and third prize on 13th September 2013. The environment club initiated a nursery for production of various medicinal plants and trees. The environment club is marching forward with the constant support and encouragement by Rev. Fr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal and Chairman.

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YOUTH RED CROSS

Activities of Youth Red Cross for this academic year began with the formal inauguration of activities by Rev. Fr. Principal on the occasion of Founder’s Day – St.Ignatius Feast that was celebrated on 30th July. As a mark of respect and solidarity with the Jesuits, YRC members arranged a blood donation camp. Seventy seven students donated their precious blood as an act of selfless sacrifice. The camp was inaugurated by Rev.

Fr. F. Andrew, SJ, the Principal of the college. While addressing the gathering he said that blood donation is a supreme sacrifice and is akin to serving God. Dr. A. Shanthi and her team of officials from Government hospital, Trichy and Manaparai conducted the camp. YRC members were briefed about the history of Red Cross Movement by Dr. Alexander Pravin and Prof. P. J. Charles and Dr. G. John supervised the arrangements for the camp.

As per the directives of TN government, YRC organised one day First Aid training programme both for shift I and shift II students on 6th February. Forty five students from shift I and eighty five students from shift II attended the programme. It was conducted by a certified trainer. SJC-YRC were given the opportunity of representing the Bharathidasan University in the four day state level study camp held at Periyar University, Salem in the month of March 2014. Programme officer, Dr. G. John along with thirteen students (S. Gokul, A. Rohith Felix, G. Ganesh Kumar, K. Aswin Chellappa, G. Sathish Kumar, K. Sapdhagiri Rajan, S. Abishek, M. Ajith Kumar, R. Prabhu, G. Manojkumar, M. Guna, K. M. Vignesh Ram, S. M. Thiyagarajan) participated in the study camp. YRC was an active partner in the State Level youth conference on ‘Youth for Nation Building’ organised by Foundation Courses department and AICUF. This was attended by more than 150 students from different colleges in and around Trichy and

nearly one thousand students of foundation courses of our college attended the various sessions during 4th and 5th March. YRC members also took an active part in the women’s day celebrations that was held on 8th March.

PROMOTING BUSINESS LEADER CELL (PBL)

PBL Cell conducted a work shop on Enterepreneurs as part of its initiative to provide continuous training to those who aspire to be the student entrepreneurs. Mr. Raveendran, Project Manager, DIC, Trichy conducted the technical session. In this regard, the PBL Cell has identified Mushroom Cultivation, Share Trading, Insurance Agency, Organic Farming and Waste Paper Recycling as focus areas for the year 2013-14. A team of 8 members attended the preliminary training programmes to take up insurance agency. Three students have become Insurance agents. Ten members of share trading team have continued their training with the

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National Stock Exchange for virtual trading practices. Out of the 8 members of Mushroom Cultivation team, five members are presently engaged in cultivating mushroom in the Glass house adjacent to the Botany Department. Ten members of the electrical servicing team continued their training programme.

COMMUNICATION CLUB

The activities of the club: The wall journal is an activity of the St. Joseph’s Communication Club. It is under the supervision of Dr. S. Papu Benjamin Elango who directs Prof. Johnny Philip Elston Sturt and Prof. Yacob and a group of students. A nimble team of students Karthikeyan, Honest Raj, Packiaraj and Tony of III B.A. English Shift-II rendered laudable service to all the students of our college by displaying the tricky nuances of English and its uses in various walks of life, with its functional and idiomatic usage. Shakespeare Rathnasamy in the first meeting exhibited his histrionic skills by bringing out the characters of Othello, Iago & Julius Ceaser through his lively acting. Dr. P. Selvam, Assistant Professor of English, Government Arts College, Coimbatore, Vice-President of Indian Association for Canadian Studies, delivered a lecture on ‘Communicative Competence - A Global Perspective’ on 10th September 2013 for the PG Students of the Department.

St. Joseph’s College Communication Club entered into a joint venture with Daily Dinakaran Newspaper and Sun TV to select ‘Youth Connect Ambassadors’. Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, Principal, presided over the function. A total number of ten students were selected as ambassadors. Linda, I MA Eng., Jazz Evelyn, I MA Eng., Elilarasi, I MA Eng., Amali Preethi, I MA Eng., Arun Joseph, II MA HRM, Manikandan Arun Joseph, II MA HRM, Dhanapal Arun Joseph, II MA HRM, Dhivya Arun Joseph, II MA HRM, Kuttyraj Arun Joseph, II MA HRM & Jeyasuriya, II BSc Phy.

The Communication Club conducted the flagship Literary Festival titled ‘Lit Quest 2014’ on 6th and 7th of March 2014. On 6th March Inter-Collegiate Literary competitions were conducted. Rev. Dr. B. John Britto, SJ, Rector, presided, and Rev. Dr. Sebastian, SJ, Secretary felicitated. Mr. Kalaimani, Former Assistant Director of Statistics, Trichy Collectorate, inspired the participants with value based Cini Lyrics under

the caption ‘Know thy self’. Selvi. Kavitha & Selvi. Uma from RSK High School, Thiruverumbur, stole the show by their prodigious recital of 1330 couplets of Thirukural under the title ‘Miracles of Memory’.

Honorable Vice-Chancellor of Tamilnadu National Law School, Murugavel, was the Chief Guest, who reiterated the common citizens’ strict adherence to the law of the nation with conscience and consciousness, to transform India into a nation of law abiding citizens.

On 7th March 2014, Rev. Dr. G. Pushparaj, SJ, Province Coordinator for Higher Education, dramatically disclosed the importance of communication through drama. Mr. Dennis Selvan, the Principal correspondence of the ‘Times of India’ spoke on ‘Changing Literature in today’s Journalism’. All the sections of UG & PG Department of English (Shift I & II) participated in the Drama Fest under the ‘Lit Quest 2014’.

Prize Winners: Tony Anosan (11UEN607), Karthikeyan (11UEN611), Honest Raj (11UEN643), Packiaraj (11UEN655).

CONSUMER CLUB

The citizen consumer club organized on inauguaral meeting on 21st July 2013 at 05:00 p.m. at Community Cetnre. More than 300 students participated in this programme. Dr. S. Chrituraja welcomed the gathering followed by Chief Guest address delivered by Mr. M. Theerthagiri, BA, Deputy Collector, District Supply and Consumer Protection Officer, Collectorate, Trichirappalli.

Finally the entire gathering including the Chief Guest and Office Bearers of Citizen Consumer Club, St. Joseph’s College, Trichy thanked Dr. S. Joseph Xavier, Coordinator, Consumer Club. He initiated the importance of consumer awareness which is a unique role of consumer club members of this college. The citizen consumer club organized consumer awarness programme for school children. More than 20 school children participated in this programme. Various Competitions were conducted and prizes were given to the school children. Advocate Martin, BA, Trichy, South Indian Consumer Protection Association, Tiruchirappalli delivered the Chief Guest address in this programme.

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STUDENTS’ COUNCIL

The Students’ Council members were elected by the class representatives of all the sections of various departments. Mr. Sharanath Balaji, III BCom was elected the Chairman. Mr. S. Amburose, III BSc. CS & Mr. A. John Bosco, III BA Tamil were elected Vice-Chairmen for Shift I & Mr. Alphonse Rijo, III BSc. CS was elected the Vice-Chairman for Shift II. Mr. Panimaya Jose Nijanthan, II MA Eng & Mr. Manoj Prabhakar, II MA HRM were elected as the secretaries for Shift I, Mr. S. Arul Anthony Raj, III BBA was elected the Secretary for Shift II, Mr. R. Nirajin, III BA Eng was elected Fine Arts Secretary for Shift I & Mr. S. Radha Krishanan, III BSc Phy was elected Fine Arts Secretary for Shift II. The first great occasion was the ‘TRIFEST’ 2013, welcoming the freshers, the Investiture Ceremony of the Students’ Council and the Inauguration of the Fine Arts activities for the academic year. The oath taking ceremony was conducted. The Students’ Council with the help of the Students’ Counsellor Prof. A. John Balaiah, conducted a one day ‘Seminar on Leadership Skills’ for all the class representatives to develop their leadership qualities.

The Students’ Council and the Fine Arts Association jointly organised the “Teacher’s Fest-13” on 05th Sep. 13. Mr. Tamilaruvi Manian writer and well known speaker was

the Chief Guest. He inspired the students with his motivational speech. The Students’ Council with the help of Dr. G. John, Youth Red Cross organised a ‘Blood Donation’ Camp in our campus. About 150 students participated in that camp.

‘INDEP 14’ was successfully organised by the Students’ Council & Fine Arts Association of our college from 12th - 14th Dec, 2014. The Chief Guest, for the inaugural function was Mr. Prince Rajasekar, an alumnus of our college. Two more guests Mr. Hello Kandasamy (Cine Artist) & Mr. Adav Kannadasan, (Cine Artist) attended the first day celebration. For the second day celebration Mr. Lollu Sabha Jeeva (Vijay TV) was the Chief Guest. In final day celebration Mr. Gobinath (Vijay TV - Neeyaa Naanaa) addressed the students by his motivational speech. Guest performance was given by Mr. Settai Senthil and Mr. Dindugal Saravanan (Aathitya TV-daddy enaku oru doubt) The valedictory address was delivered by Mr. Balakrishnan (Cine Director) & Ms. Aisvaryaa (Cine Artist). The members of the Students’ Council are grateful and thankful to Dr. F. Selvakumaran (Dean for Students’ Cultural Activities), Prof. A. John Balaiah (Student’s Counsellor) and Rev. Dr. Arockiasamy Xavier, SJ (Vice-Principal) for their guidance through the year.

STUDENTS’ COUNSELLING CENTRE

Counselling in St. Joseph’s College, down through years, committed to help, boys and girls who in their youth, go through an emotional roller coaster during their academic endeavors. College boys and girls, in their anxiety to grabble with problematic situations, oscillate between healthy and unhealthy behaviors. In these untraveled areas, students, staff and parents- both voluntary and involuntary clients are given both individual and group counseling on a regular basis. Problems such as: unwarranted behaviours in the class rooms, Conflict with parents and friends, Lack of motivation, Mood disorders, Emotional issues, Self-esteem issues, Career guidance, Peer pressure, Friendships and Interpersonal living, problems related to Alcohol, Sexuality, Sleep disorders, Depression, Anxiety, Psychosomatic symptoms and Stress management, Time Management etc., are dealt in individual and group counseling. Referrals are made by the Principal, Deputy Principal, Heads of the Departments, Mentors, teachers and parents. Depending on the felt needs, the Departments are

encouraged to invite the Counsellor to interact with the students and the staff.

Mentoring Through the Year: The mentoring programme is an offshoot of Counselling where Teachers are instructed to take the role of Mentors. There are 141 mentors in Shift-I and 82 Mentors in Shift-II (Total 233). In consonance with the martrix of mentoring, each mentor is entrusted with 20 students. Mentors are expected to guide the students to the best of their abilities and they are fostered to refer the needy students for counseling. Monthly mentors meetings are compulsory and they are arranged for all the students of Shift one and Shift Two. Prior to the meeting, a clearly spelt out relevant agenda on psychological issues of the students, approved by the principal is sent to all the Heads of the Departments, Coordinators and the mentors, explaining the agenda of the meeting. The Work book ‘Mentoring Through the Year’ is kept with the mentors for referrals.

Monthly Feed Back: For every mentor’s meeting, a feed back sheet containing details like attendance, mentoring module, issue discussed, involvement of the students, suggestions by

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the students and Mentor’s suggestions, is given to each mentor. After the meeting, the mentors return the feed back sheets to the counsellor. The counsellor gives a consolidated report to the principal. The principal forwards the suggestions to the respective departments and officials for follow up actions.

Seminars Organized:

1) Seminar on ‘Leadership skills’ for all the Students’ Representatives of Shift I & Shift II on July 20, 2013. 2) Orientation Programme on ‘Mentoring’ for the newly recruited staff on July 20, 2013.

Open Forum: 2 Open Forums (30-9-13 & 4-3-2014) were organized for all the students. Large number of students participated in the open forum. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ, Rector, Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ, Secretary, Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal, Dr. S. Alfred Cecil Raj and Dr. John Balaiah, Counsellor were present and listened to their concerns and addressed the grievances of the students.

JASS & IAS Academy

Seminars organized: Refresher programme for the JASS Faculty Members on 23rd October 2013 in the Toulouse Hall. Inaugural Function of Soft Skills Programme for I PG students on 21st November 2013 in the Jubille Building with the inaugural address by MR. P. Anantha Raj, MSc, MBA, CAIIB, CFA (UK), CEO, AVR Global, Chennai. Assessment by the Faculty members during the End Semester Tests Soft Skills for I PG Students. The Shift-I, I PG students are clustered into 12 groups and Shift-II into 9 groups respectively. Each group consists of maximum 30 students. The composition of each group is 6 students from a department to encourage peer learning dynamics. It is a 4 credit hour course. The Course is conducted on ‘A’ Day order and ‘D’ Day order in the Audio Visual Rooms of all the departments. Students’ soft skills are assessed both by Formative assessment (60%) and Summative assessment (40% Online Testing)

Soft Skills Programme given to the III UG: The two-day crash programme of Soft Skills was given to the III UG students on 18th & 19th September 2013 to all the Departments except for the BBA department who had it on 4th & 5th February 2014. The resource faculty members were very much appreciated

for their committed service. They came to the venues before time and engaged the students beyond time. The attendance of the students was excellent.

Students expressed their satisfaction and enthusiasm to develop their soft skills by asking for handouts. The Coordinator Dr. John Balaiah thanks and appreciates the Rev. Fr. Secretary, Rev. Fr. Principal, JASS Core Group members, Deans, Heads & Coordinators and the JASS faculty members for their significant contribution in the smooth conduct of the program.

TRAINING AND PLACEMENT

The cell was active and vibrant with a number of training and placement programmes during the academic year 2013-14. This cell kick started its activities with a mega internship orientation and training programme at Jubilee Building for all the 3rd year undergraduate students on 19th December 2013.

Mr. S. Xavier Britto, Chairman, Indev Group of companies, Chennai was the resource person. This programme was of an immense help for the 3rd year UG students, when they went for their internship programme during the semester holidays.

The leading South Indian English Daily, ‘The Hindu’ came forward to offer part-time jobs to our students. Mr. K. Chandrasekaran (Area General Manager), Mr. Ramachandran (Regional Manager) and Mr. M. Ramanan (Senior Sales Manager) from ‘The Hindu’ motivated our students who aspired to get part-time jobs on 10th January 2014.

A good number of our students were selected for part-time job. Forty postgraduate and Research Scholars of our college attended a special lecture on ‘Higher Studies in USA’ given by Ms. Maya Sundararajan Regional officer united State–India Education Foundation US embassy Chennai at Bishop Heber College, Trichirapalli on 24th January, 2014. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), under its programme called Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) aims to improve the employability of SC/ST and under privileged final year UG students by conducting aptitude and communicative training programme.

Mr. Srinathnarayanmani (Associate Vice President – CSR) Tata Consultancy Services Chennai has assured to offer this training programme to our students from the 3rd week of March 2014. The placement details as on 12th May 2014.

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Training and Placement Cell: Recruitment

Sl. No.

Name of the Company/

Organisation

Recruitment Mode (Campus)

Date Recruitment Place Over all

Candidates Placed

Placed Candidates from

St. Joseph's College

1. Asian Paints ON 20.08.13 St. Joseph’s College - 3 2. I Horse ON 16.09.13 St. Joseph’s College - 1

3. CTS Pooled 15.12.13 Bishop Heber College NA 1 4. RBS(Phase -I) Pooled 22.12.13 St. Joseph’s College 45 41

5. Aspire Pooled 07.01.14 Bishop Heber College - -

6. Inspire ON 10.01.14 St. Joseph’s College - 17 7. NICE foundation ON 12.01.14 St. Joseph’s College - 7

8. SRV ON 05.02.14 St. Joseph’s College - ** 9. RBS(Phase-2) Pooled 06.02.14 St. Joseph’s College 24 3

10. IGATE Pooled 06.02.14 Bishop Heber College NA ** 11. MRF Pooled 07.02.14 Srinivasan Engg College NA 7*

12. Sanmar Pooled 10.02.14 Bishop Heber College NA ** 13. SRF Pooled 11.02.14 Bishop Heber College NA 1

14. NTT-DATA Pooled 12.02.14 Ramakrishnan College NA 5 15. Orchid Pooled 21.02.14 Bishop Heber College NA 3

16. Alembic Pharma Pooled 26.02.14 Jamal Mohamed College NA 2

17. CTS Pooled 26.02.14 Bishop Heber College - 8 18. TCS Training & Recruitment 12.05.14 St. Joseph’s College 25 23

19. The Hindu ON 25.02.14 St. Joseph’s College Part time 20

**Result yet to be announced, *Waiting for final round

SACRED HEART HOSTEL

Sacred Heard Hostel aims at providing conducive platform for developing the personal and emotional aspect of the students. The motto of SH Hostel is “Towards Life Abundant”. Our main focus is to help the students to be physically fit, intellectually alert, and morally upright, emotionally integrated, socially concerned and religiously oriented and making them men for others.

With this above prime motto we held the admission for the students and orientation for their parents from 11th-14th June 2013 in order to have a right understanding towards the Hostel Administration. On 19th June 2013, the senior students came to the Hostel and on the following day at 08:30 pm, a prayer service was held, followed by the Director’s message in which he rightly motivated the students to have a passion for learning and developing one’s own personality.

On 22nd June 2013, the cabinet member’s election was conducted and Mr. Amala Rajesh was elected the GM in this academic year 2013-14. On the following evening the first year students came to the Hostel. On 30th June 2013, the first PG students came to the Hostel. On 6th July 2013 Freshers’ Day was celebrated. At 6:30 am the Holy Mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr. Rector. On 18th July 2013, Dr. Antony Cruz, the former HOD of Tamil Department gave a speech on Soft Skills and motivated the students to have a spirit-filled orientation to equip themselves with the necessary skills. On 31st July 2013, Cricket Tournament was conducted in view of our Founder’s

Feast. On 23rd August 2013 one day retreat was conducted for the catholic students and an orientation programme for the other students. Frs. Bella, Robin, Arockiam, Albert, Jeyakumar and Dr. Alex were the resource persons.

On 5th September 2013 second years’ Talents Show was staged. Prof. Joe Iruthayaraj was the Chief Guest and Prof. Vimal Jerald and Prof. Edwin Christy were the Judges for the cultural events.

On 1st October 2013 the first years’ Talents Show was performed. Prof. Stephen, HoD of Social Work, Holy Cross College was the Chief Guest and Prof. Ms. Sharly, Ms. Suganthi, Visual Communication Department, Holy Cross College were the Judges for the cultural events. Rev. Fr. Andrew, SJ, Principal celebrated the Holy Mass and asked the students to be effective in their studies. On 10th October 2013 Prof. Jothi, Chemistry Department, gave a talk on ‘How to Study?’ and inspired the students to perform better in their lives.

On 19th December 2013 Christmas was celebrated. PG students hosted cultural dinner to the students. Rev. Fr. Francis, SJ., Head Master of St. Joseph’s College Hr. Sec. School, Prof. Rajendran, Physics Department were the chief guests and Rev. Fr. Simonraj, SJ, the AHM of St. Joseph’s College Hr. Sec. School, celebrated the Holy Mass.

On 9th January 2014, in view of Pongal celebration there was Holy Eucharistic celebration at 6:30 am by Rev. Fr. Arul Doss SJ, the Director of Bellarmine Hostel. On 30th January 2014 the third years’ Talent Show was enacted. Sr. Jancy, Vice Principal

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of B.Ed College of Holy Cross was the chief guest and Ms. Abirami & Mr. Packiaraj, AD were the Judges for the cultural events. Rev. Fr. Arockiasamy Xavier, SJ, the Vice-Principal celebrated the Holy Mass and asked the students to be intellectually alert.

On 27th January 4th, 5th & 7th February 2014, the Director had year wise meetings with the students and insisted them to find out their own unique abilities and to develop them positively to face life with courage and confidence. On 17th February 2014 Mr. Baskaran, the Head of Omega Health Care Services gave carrier guidance and invited the students to perform well in their academic life. On 18th February 2014 Prof. Dr. T. Rajarathinam, gave an inspiring talk to the students by sharing his own personal experiences.

On 28th February & 1st March 2014 the Hostel Day was celebrated with colour and gaiety. Judge Anandhan, District Munsif, Musiri and Bharathi Krishna Kumar, Film Director were the chief guests for the day. Eeram Manickam, Rockfort Roy, Baskaran, Saravanakumar and Joe Malluri, the film actor were the guests of honour to grace the occasion. At this juncture I would like expressing my heartfelt thanks to my administrative team consist of Deputy Director Bro. Arockiaraj, SJ, who took care of the essential needs of the students and the Assistant Directors Prof. Joyel Roy, Prof. Alex Perera, Prof. Sunilraj and Mr. Packiaraj the M.Phil Scholar who assisted in my administrative work to take care of the discipline of the students. Also I express my gratitude to the cabinet members of my Hostel.

NEW HOSTEL

Respected Chief Guest Mr. Francis Bastiyan, Industrialist and Philanthropist, the guests of honour, Mr. Ganesh, The General Captain 25 years ago, Mr. Saravanavel, Mr. Manoharan, Mr. Vijayaragavan, and Mr. Kandasamy, Rev. Fr. Rector, Fr. Secretary, Fr. Principal, Fathers, Brothers, Parents, Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff of the College, My dear students and Ladies and Gentlemen!

I am happy to present to you the report of our Life and activities in the year 2013-2014. Home is a place where everyone feels belonged, feels cared for and where everyone grows holistically so that we march towards to EXPLORE. New Hostel is truly a home away from home where everyone feels belonged, feels cared for and everyone grows holistically to EXPLORE towards futuristic life for all. It is our second nature here to see everything and every activity is geared towards the overall development of each and every student here. In summary, we are proud to say that we felt like a family here as EXPLORERS towards future.

New Hostel opened its gates to receive the seniors for the new academic year on 20th June 2013 and for the 1st years on 23rd June. The tradition of the New Hostel is being carried forward one more year from last year by Rev. Fr. Mount Joseph Selvan SJ as director of the New Hostel, Rev. Br. Savarimuthu SJ as Deputy Director. Dr. Santosh, Prof. Ranjith, Prof. Carmel & Prof. Francis as Assistant Directors. The new Cabinet members, Rojer Sujit, as General Captain, Harikrishnan as PG Representative, Suresh as 3rd Year representative, Santiago Arasu as 2nd year Representative, Alexander as 1st year representative, and Nithyanandam as Sports Secretary and Murali as Fine Arts Secretary were democratically elected. We also have many functional groups that take care of the working of the hostel, namely, the music room, reading room etc.

The Hostel Life felt its togetherness at its peak when we celebrated the Hostel day on 1st March. Five alumni of our hostel who studied 25 years ago were the Chief Guest. They remembered fondly their life here and exhorted the students to use to facilities for their futuristic development. We were also fortunate to have Mr. Francis Bastiyan, Industrialist and Philanthropist, who inspired us about living at the present and moving towards the future. This year we chose the theme of EXPLORERS keeping in mind our students’ future.

EXPLORERS for Intellectual and cultural Wellbeing: We frequently met our students year-wise to tune them in their motivation towards future. We conducted many events apart from our regular Talents Show. We honed the skills of students in public speaking and debate both in Tamil and English on 17 and 18th of July and 16 and 18th of September. We organised a singing competition on 16th July. The debate in English and Tamil was on 1st August and 24th September. The mimicry contest was held on 28th November. The participation of the students was commendable in talent shows in Holy Cross College and Jamal Mohammad College. Our students especially under the leadership of SAC (Social Activities Club) also engaged themselves in social awareness street plays in villages during Shepherd, AICUF, VIDIVELI and JJ college of Engineering.

The usual Talents Day programme started with The Fresher’s Day on 5th July. Dr. Rajendran from Bishop Heber College, Trichy, presided over the function. 3rd UG Talent Show was held on 15th September. Dr. Chaarlas, Head, Department of Commerce, was the Chief Guest. 2nd UG Talent Show was conducted on 5th October. Dr. Melchias, the Dean, presided over the function. PG talent show combined with Pongal was celebrated on 9th January 2014. Dr. Papu Benjamin Elango, Head, Dept of English was the Chief Guest. 1st UG Talent show was conducted on 30th January 2014. Dr. Victor William, Head, Dept. of Physics presided over the function.

We are proud to say that the Library hour from 2:45 to 4:30 p.m. that we introduced last year got endorsement and appreciation from the College Management who introduced this concept in the college and gave 5 marks for this component.

EXPLORERS for Spiritual Wellbeing: We also conducted a retreat for the catholic students on 23rd November 2013. Rev. Fr. Albert from Trichy Diocese conducted the retreat. On the same day the students from other faiths attended for a day a motivation seminar by Dr. Deivanayagam.

Prayer makes people as integrated personalities. We want our students to be Spiritual Explorers too. They were led to prayerful mood frequently by the Director himself at 8:30 pm. The boys were made to participate in the Eucharistic celebration every week on Thursday. The novena prayer in Our Lady’s Statue Procession continued this year too. In addition to these spiritual practices, we also had the usual but solemn occasions like the pilgrimage to the Holy Redeemer’s Church on 23rd July 2013. The tastefully decorated arch by our hostel team for the Eucharistic procession of the parish on 4th August 2013 was a cynosure of attraction of all in the procession. Hundred volunteers from our Hostel helped the smooth conduct of the procession during our parish feast. Moreover the leadership and participation of some of our students were quite commendable in the Grace 2014.

EXPLORERS for Social Wellbeing: Whatever we learn and achieve, our actions speak louder than words especially if we do yeomen service for the others in the society. Mother Theresa is a fine example for this. In our hostel we have

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budding Mother Theresas too. Our Social Activities Club (SAC) is one such thing. It had a formal inauguration under the enthusiastic leadership of Kesavaraman on 10th July 2013. They were active in the clean-up mission on 28th August 2013 in our hostel and in NSS of our college. Many of our students donated blood to various patients from in and around Trichy trough SAC.

EXPLORERS for Physical Wellbeing: In the rush to succeed, we often tend to neglect the body. Without a healthy body no success is meaningful. Hence the hostellers got themselves involved in various sports and games apart from regular exercises and games. In order to build up a healthy competition and team management skills among the boys, year-wise and block-wise matches were conducted. On 21st and 22nd August, We had a Block wise volley ball match. On 28th September, we conducted a football match. We also had Block wise cricket match on 6th October. On 8th and 9th December, we had a football match. The winners were crowned with a victorious shield on the Hostel Day so that their victories would be remembered throughout their life.

We thank you all here and all who helped us last year in our endeavour to be explorers. Be with us as We march on further and further to explore. Our exploration has a meaning. We will also continue to commit ourselves to be Explorers towards Future for a Meaningful Life for everybody including ourselves. We will come back here one day after 10 or 25 years to tell our story of Exploration to our youngsters to search, find and to move on and on.

CLIVE’S HOSTEL

Clive’s hostel is meant for shift II UG students. The hostel accommodates 410 students from various regions of the state and other states this year. It moulds the students with the motto “Towards Fullness” under the guidance of Rev. Frs. Santiago SJ, and Michael John SJ our Directors, and Assistant directors. The aim of the hostel is to give the boys a conducive atmosphere to study and to form as creative men for others. Besides studies, the administration concentrates on the overall growth such as spiritual, cultural and sports activities.

Spiritual Formation: Since, the hostel is located on the side of Ucchi Pillayar Koil, Rock Fort and facing our Lady of Lourdes Church; spiritual formation plays a vital role in the lives of our students. We began the academic year with the Holy Spirit Mass on 27th June 2013 by Rev. Fr. Mariadoss SJ our Vice-Principal (Finance). On the next day, we had welcome freshers. The Catholics are encouraged to participate in the weekly mass on Thursday at 06.30 a.m. and every Friday way of the cross during lent in our chapel. Rev. Dr. Andrew SJ, Principal was with us for Christmas celebration on 20th December 2013.

Cultural and Sports Activities: Students got many opportunities to exhibit their talents. Prof. Dr. I. Francis Gnanasekaran, Vice- Principal was the Chief Guest for the Talent Show held on 19th September 2013. Rev. Fr. Lawrence Amalraj SJ, Director of JIM was the Chief Guest for the Christmas Talent Show. The hostel provides facilities for the students to equip themselves physically. The students have their outdoor game as well as indoor game from 08:30 to 09:30 a.m. every day. A series of group wise competitions were organized all through the year. Our students conducted a Sports Fest-2014 for the inter hostellers on 23rd February 2014. Rev. Fr. Rector & Prof. J. M. Raj were present for the valediction and distributed the prizes to the winners. Clive’s family celebrated SPARKS-2014 as the theme for the hostel day on 1st March 2014 and Mr. Ponnilango, Director-Technical,

Jennys Academy for Tourism and Hotel Management was the Chief Guest for the evening programme.

There is a sense of family atmosphere in the hostel. Students play a vital role in keeping the hostel clean. Students are motivated to excel in their studies. The students are encouraged to spend time in the reading room provided with English and Tamil Dailies every day. Our students involve in sports, Fine Arts, NCC, NSS and college student administration such as VC, Secretary etc., we have constant communication with the parents and had parents meeting for the first years this year.

Our students participate in various co-curricular activities and have won prizes in singing, dancing, drawing, quiz and academic related contest. Finally, Clive’s family gratefully acknowledges the support of Rev. Frs. Rector, Principal, Secretary, Procurator and Deputy Principal. Our family thanks the entire Jesuit Community, Vice-Principals, Deans, and Head of the Departments, Professors and Non-Teaching Staff for their support on different occasions.

BELLARMINE HOSTEL

Respected Chief Guest of Today’s function, Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector, St. Joseph’s College, Rev. Fathers, Parents, well-wishers, friends and my dear student friends, good evening to you all. I am happy to present to you the Annual Report for 2013-14. The year 2013-14 has been a very gracious one. This year ought to be remembered by all those who love this great institution, and this wonderful Bellarmine Hostel. We offer our gratitude to God for the wonderful way in which he has guided us in this Hostel.

Bellarmine, the heart of the Shift-II Post Graduate students continues its journey with the motto ‘Towards All Excellence’. We thank our Hostel Director Rev. Fr. Aruldass, SJ, for his unfailing support and loving guidance to the student community. We also thank the service of Dr. S. John Bosco, Assistant Professor of English for his guidance.

Cabinet Election: We began our academic year on 17th July, 2014. As it used to be, there was a heavy rush for the limited seats available here. The hostel cabinet bubbles with different constructive activities with Mr. M. Saravanan, as the General Monitor. The team spirit and co-operation among the different office bearers of the cabinet is highly appreciable.

The Office Bearers: General Monitor: M. Saravanan, Mass in- charge: J. Tagore, Choir in-charge: S. John Philip, Cultural Committee: G. Sathiyendren, Sports in-charge: N. Panner Selvam, Music in-charge: B. Joshi Roy, Notice Board in-charge: Thomas Kararo, and Newspaper in-charge: S.Chandra Prakash.

Welcome Freshers: All the first year students joined the Bellarmine family on 17th July 2014. This academic year marked its first celebration ‘Freshers Day 14’ which is the welcome party for the juniors. This function gave the opportunity for the juniors to have a lively interaction with the senior members of the family. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ, Rector, St. Joseph’s College, presided over the function. He administered the oath of office to the elected members of the hostel cabinet. Rev. Dr. S. Sabastin, SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph’s College was also present. Rev. Fr. Belarmine, SJ, Parish Priest, Thirumanur was the guest of honour for the function.

A Divine Touch: To inculcate moral, social and spiritual values, which are necessary for character building and personality development Rev. Fr. Aruldass, SJ, the Director, periodically addresses the students. Holy mass is arranged once a week and the devotional songs are played every day

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early in the morning and at 09:00 p.m., when the silence hours start. The annual Pilgrimage to the Holy Redeemer’s Basilica was well attended by our students. All the students of Bellarmine family participated in the event irrespective of their religion.

We celebrated ‘Bell Feast 2014’ which is the St. Bellarmine Feast day on 17th Aug. 2014 with Rev. Dr. F. Andrew, SJ, Principal, St. Joseph’s College, as the Main Celebrant of the Holy Mass and Rev. Fr. Director was the concelebrant. Prof. Dr. F. Selvakumaran, Dean, Students’ Cultural Activities was the Chief Guest for the St. Bellarmine Feast Day. Corpus Christi procession took place in our parish and it was well attended by our students. Christmas Day Celebration was the much awaited one for everybody. Rev. Dr. S. Sabastin, SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph’s College was also present. Cultural Programmes were arranged for the students in the evening and Rev. Fr. Devasagayam, SJ was invited as the Chief Guest. His Message made the Christmas Celebration more meaningful. Our students also actively participated in the Parish activities. They helped in the choir in one of the Novena days of Our Lady of Lourdes and also enacted a skit befitting the occasion.

Sports Day: In order to make a healthy competition among students, indoor and outdoor games were conducted from 14th to 24th February 2014. Students were divided into four groups. Each group actively participated in the indoor and outdoor games. Prizes were distributed to them on the Hostel Day.

Hostel Day: The Hostel day was celebrated for three days from 27th, 28th & 1st March 2014. Dr. Xavier, Associate Professor of Chemistry, was the Chief Guest on 28th February 2014 for the cultural day function. The Hostel Day Bell Fest ‘14 was celebrated on 1st March 2014. Rev. Dr. M. Arockiasamy Xavier, SJ, Vice-Principal, was the main celebrant for the mass and Rev. Fr. Macuvan, Students Counselor for the hostel boys and Rev. Dr. Arockiam, SJ, and Rev. Fr. Director were the concelebrants. S. Dharman, Novelist and recipient of several awards at the National and State level was the Chief Guest for the evening function.

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EXTENSION DEPARTMENT – SHEPHERD

Introduction: The Extension Department - SHEPHERD meaningfully contributed its service in its 28th year, successfully. From the management Rev. Fr. Rector, Rev. Fr. Secretary and Rev. Fr. Principal are guiding each and every activity under the guidance of Rev. Dr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Director. The department effectively involves in the upliftment of the neighbourhood. It also takes up education, health, environment, promoting people’s organization, strengthening of SHG, Liaison work and herbal medicinal plants cultivation and promotion in 94 villages. During this year the first PG students were involved in selected 12 slums of the city. The

college management constituted a committee to evaluate SHEPHERD extension activities. The committee has come out with many valuable recommendations to the SHEPHERD department as well as to the management. The activities of SHEPHERD are given below.

One-Day Visits: The Extension Department - SHEPHERD organized initiation visits for the undergraduate and postgraduate classes. During this academic year 66 classes participated and 2437 students got introduced to their assigned villages (39 UG classes: 1753 students and 27 PG classes: 684 students).

Three-Day Camps

Three day live-in camps were organized for undergraduate and postgraduate classes. 47 classes (25 UG classes with 1082 students and 22 PG classes with 643 students) attended. The camps are aimed at creating relationship with people, collecting data and planning follow-up activities for the development of the village community.

Education: St. Joseph's College strives to be an agent of social change, instilling an awareness of the great need in India for social justice based on the dignity of the human person. Thus to bring about the social change, the Extension Department - SHEPHERD is offering a wonderful service in education to the uneducated and the poor in the society particularly in rural areas. The following educational activities are being carried out through our students. Pre-school Teaching: Preschool is the fundamental and important stage of a student. The preschool teaching activities were initiated by the UG and PG students involving themselves in preparing charts, models and providing necessary materials to 28 pre-schools. A total of 781 children under the age group of 3-5 got benefited.

Week-end Coaching Classes

The Post-graduate and Under-graduate students have organized regular weekend coaching classes for improving the educational standard of the school going children in 51 villages covering 1764 rural school students.

Teaching in Rural Schools:

Our college students are helping 18 schools for regular teaching and demonstration activities based on the request of Headmasters for the improvement of the standard in rural schools.

Special Programmes in Education: II MA Eng., (Shift II) students celebrated Kamarajar Birthday as “Educational Development Day” on 15th July 2013 at the Govt High School, Pillur. Mr. Ragavan, President and the school teachers participated. College students organized competitions such as

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essay writing, drawing and oratory. Prizes were distributed to the participants. The highlight of the programme is to give importance for education and reduce the dropout rates. Six girl students from II MA English (Shift II) namely Lija, Neela, Ramya, Monolisa, Selvarani and Agalya Jenifer taught English at the Holy Family Higher Secondary School, Ammapettai. Around 100 girls students staying in the Hostel benefitted. These classes were conducted on Sundays. A mixed group of boys and girls from II MA Eng., (Shift II) conducted English classes for the college students of Karnampatti. Around 20 students got benefitted.

College Students become Donors: Mr. Murugan and Mr. Denis of II MCom collected 100 note books and pens that were distributed to the students of Little Flower Primary School, Karichampatti and Govt Primary School, Sithanatham. Mr. Murugan and Mr. Denis of II MCom collected 100 note books and pens and they were distributed to the students of Little Flower Primary School, Karichampatti and Government Primary School, Sithanatham. Students of IV BSc Electronics and III BA Tamil helped the preschool at Periyaveetukaran-patti providing materials to make flooring and mats. I MSc CS and I MCom CA (Shift-II) students contributed twenty notebooks and pens to the P U Primary School, Pillur and Mats and Toys to the Preschool, Pillur. III BSc CS (Shift-II) students donated volley ball and net to St. Fatima Middle School, Muthanampatti. III BSc CS students presented Dictionaries and notebooks to 10th standard students of Govt High School, Vadaseri. Nilesh N Patel and Divyesh J. Patel of II BBA-B (Shift-II) helped the Nehru Computer Centre at Karnampatti with furniture. S. Gridhar with his team from III BCom-B (Shift-II) contributed materials such as pot, mats, chair to the preschool of V.Pallapatti.

Environment: Our College Extension Department, viz., SHEPHERD, in 31 villages, the students of environment groups distributed 1349 saplings of multi-variety trees to be planted in the home backyard. The details are given below. A total of 5000 saplings were raised in the month of July 2013 with the support of our students and also 1100 saplings received from District Forest in Tiruchirappalli District. During the rainy season, raised saplings will be planted in the needy villages. II MSc Biotechnology students organized Mushroom cultivation techniques campaign for women self help groups on 7th July, 2013, at Melanagamangalam village. During these campaign students explained the values of mushroom.

The medicinal and nutritional values, marketing values and simple techniques of production of mushroom were also given through LCD power point presentation. Mr. Raju, Vice-President, Nagamangalam panchayat, Mrs. Manimegalai, President of Women’s Self Help Group participated. A total of 35 women participated.

Nature Conservation and Eco-Development Training : The Extension Department - SHEPHERD organized a three day training programme on nature conservation and eco-development for the college students. The training was conducted at the Anglade Institute of Natural History, Sacred Heart College, Shenbaganur, Kodaikanal. A total of 526 college students attended and benefited from the training programme.

Special Programmes: Provision of Learning Materials to Elementary School Students - Final year Commerce CA students conducted a meeting on 5th October 2013 at Panchayat Union Primary School, Melapachakudi regarding provision of learning materials to the school children. Our College students started the programme in the presence of

Mrs. K. Sudha, Headmistress & Mrs. A. Eswari, Ward Member. Mr. A. Nallusamy, President, Melapachakudi Panchayat presided over the function. Prof. Hendry Ruban, Dept. of Commerce CA participated as a Chief Guest and he spoke on the importance of education to rural people and he encouraged the children to become good scholars. The College Students provided two ceiling fans, 84 notebooks and 84 pens to the headmistress. A total of 90 members participated.

Exposure Visit to Herbal Garden at Nagamangalam: On 2nd October 2013, III BA English students organized a exposure visit to Herbal Garden, Nagamangalam for the children of Akkalnayakanpatti. Mr. S. Ramalingam explained the merits of the herbal garden to the children. A total of 14 children and one woman from the village participated enthusiastically. They were identifying the name of 25 herbal plants.

Street Theatre on Nota: A team of our college students of the Departments of Chemistry and English conducted Political Awareness on NOTA (None of the Above) through Street Theatre in four places of SHEPHERD services area namely Saralapatti, Kalkulathupatti, Nadukondayampettai and Uppukachipatti during the month of February 2014. The students explained how our Vote will be valuable to elect the candidate in each constituency of our country. They also explained the use of the button NOTA/49 O in the ballot board during the election time. More than 200 people were benefited.

Education Awareness Programme: The Students of Second Year Under Graduate English Literature organised an Educational Awareness Programme held on 23rd February 2014 at Uppukachipatti of Thogamalai Block. The aim of the programme was to inculcate communication skills in the children and others. The College Students conducted various competitions like Reading with good Pronunciation, Introducing oneself and conversing with others. Mr. Annadurai, Village Leader, Uppukachipatti presided over the programme. Rev. Bro. G. J. Thomas, Foundation Courses, participated as Chief Guest. In his Special talk, he encouraged the school children to grow as good scholars. Rev. Bro. George and Selvan R. Vallavan, students of II BA Eng., welcomed and proposed the vote of thanks respectively.

Women Empowerment Programme: II MCom CA Students organized Women Empowerment Programme on 18th August 2013 at R. T. Malai. Mrs. G. Rajalakshmi, Psychotherapist and Counselor, Thiruverampur and Mrs. Maheswari, Department of Commerce CA, participated as resource persons. Mr. Sangagounder, President, R.T. Malai Panchayat presided over the function. They explained women power with many examples. A total of 60 women participated.

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Installation of Real Time Clock based Automatic Bell in School: On 23rd September 2013, Final year Postgraduate Electronics students set up an automatic bell in G.H.S.School, at R. T. Malai. The aim of fixing automatic bell was to administer the accurate time in the school. The salient features of the automatic bell is a compact design, with low operating voltage, high accuracy, user friendly system and easily available components. There is no need to operate the school bell with man power. The school Headmaster, Teachers & Student Community appreciated the efforts of the college students. Mr. A. Saravanakumar, Co-ordinator guided the students and made frequent visits to install the automatic bell in those Schools.

Consumer Right Awareness: On the occasion of Independence Day, Consumer Right Awareness Programme was held on 15th August 2013 at R. T. Malai with the efforts of final year Post Graduate Commerce Comuter Application students. Mr. Sangagounder, President, R. T. Malai Panchayat, presided over the meeting. Dr. Ragul Golden, Professor, Dept. of Commerce CA & Mr. A. P. Gunasegaram, Head Master, Govt. Hr. Sec. School, R. T. Malai participated as resource persons.

Distribution of Learning Materials: On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanthi, III BSc Maths ‘B’ students distributed learning materials worth of Rs. 700 to the tiny tots of the Pre School at Kavalkaranpatti with the help of Mr. M. Annadurai, Ward Member, Kavalkaranpatti. Before that, a documentary film regarding Gandhi was shown.

Solid Waste Management: Final Year MCA Students (Shift II) organized an awareness programme on Solid Waste Management to the general public and school children at Melavaliampatti and Keelavaliampatti on 2nd March 2013. The College students elucidated through Power Point presentation explaining solid wastes, how to segregate and dispose them and various techniques to recycle and reuse them. A total of 100 members participated. Before that a rally was conducted with placards. At the end of the programme, they displayed a video namely “Petral Than Pillaiya” and “Nallakalam Poranthirukku” and provided bit notices to all the participants. The participants got the knowledge about the waste disposal methods.

Commencing of Sewing Training: Extension Department - SHEPHERD, Makkal Kalvi Niruvanam (JSS) and New life Scheme jointly conducted a three month Sewing Training for the members of SHG on 30th October 2013 at the Community Centre, Alathur. Mr. T. Kesavan, President, Mr. P. Ravi, Vice-President, Alathur Panchayat and Mr. A. Sukumar, Project Officer, Trichy felicitated.

Mr. N. R. Chandrasekaran, Chairman, Thogamalai Union presided over the training. Mr. M. Rubavel, District Project Manager, New life Scheme, Karur District participated as the Chief Guest. The guests encouraged all the participants to enthusiastically involve in the entire training. A total of 35 trainees participated. Mr. P. Vijayakumar, Co-ordinator and Mrs. A. Maheswari, Trainee, Alathur welcomed the gathering and proposed vote of thanks respectively.

Awareness on Women’s Federation: Final year Post Graduate Chemistry Shift II students arranged an awareness programme on Women’s Federation on 2nd October 2013 at Purasampatti Colony. 36 women from three self help groups participated. The college students explained the need of joining together as a federation for better functioning.

Environment Awarness Campaign: Final year Economics students organized and Environment awareness campaign on 14th September 2013 at Rajivnagar. Mr. S. Vincent, Teacher, SBIOA Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Airport participated as a resource person. He explained the importance of environmental protection and demerits of using plastics. 30 people were present at the programme. Finally 25 tree saplings were distributed.

Computer Literacy Programme: Final year Post Graduate MCA (Shift II) students conducted Computer Literacy Programme from 19th to 27th November 2013 at Government Higher Secondary School, R. T. Malai. The college students taught basic computer concepts, MS word, MS excel, MS power point and Real time internet concepts to SSLC and HSc students of that school.

Valedictory Function of Sewing Training : On 6th July, 2013, II MSc Chemistry, Shift II students conducted valedictory function of the Sewing Training at Community Centre, Purasampatti Colony. Mr. P. Kannaiyan, President, Thalinji Panchayat presided over the function. Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss, SJ, Director, Extension Department - SHEPHERD participated as a Chief Guest. Mr. T. George, Manager, IOB, Nachalur and Mr. P.Vijayakumar, Co-ordinator felicitated. Mrs. Rasathi Muthukannu, Councillor, Thogamalai Block, Mr. Nagaraj, Village Leader and Mr. V. Rengasamy, Ward Member participated. The Bank Manager sanctined loan for nine members of SHG for the purchase of sewing machine. A total of 22 women benefited. Selvi. K. Kalpana, II MSc Che., Shift II student and Mrs. S. Kanagavalli, Trainee welcomed the gathering and delivered vote of thanks respectively.

De-Addiction Rehablitation Programme: Extension Department - SHEPHERD and Kajamalai Ladies’ Association jointly organized De-addiction Rehabilitation Programme on 26th July 2013 at Thuraikudi with effort of the students of II MA English Literature. Mrs. M. Palaniyammal Muthusamy, President, Thuraikudi Panchayat presided over the meeting. Mr. Bharathimohan, Co-ordinator, KLA, Kajamalai gave the Chief Guest address. Mr. M. Lenin, Coordinator and Mr. D. Gandhi, Coordinator, Kajamalai Ladies Association (KLA) felicitated. The people got aware of the ill effects of using alcohol and other drugs. More than 40 people participated. Selvan S. Kannan and Selvan V. R. Manikandan college students welcomed and proposed the vote of thanks respectively.

Seminar on Water Resources Management: Final Year Post Graduate Human Resource Management students took effort to organize a Seminar on Water Resource Management on 20th July, 2013 at Herbal Garden, Nagamangalam for the farmers who are from the village of Alunthur Panchayat. Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Director, Extension Department – SHEPHERD and

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Rev. Fr. K. Arockiam SJ, Head of the Department, Department of Human Resource Management presided over the meeting. Mr. K. Manuraj, Engineer, PWD participated as Chief Guest. Dr. M. R. Ramanathan, Engineer, Irrigation Management Training Center, Trichy gave the keynote address. Mr. S. Raja, Coordinator, felicitated. Selvi. C. Sathiyapriya and Selvi. J. Princy Lawanya, college students welcomed the gathering and delivered the vote of thanks respectively. A total of 25 farmers got benefited.

Global Warming: The Students of II MA English arranged an awareness meeting on the topic ‘Global Warming’ on 6th December 2013 at Thuraikudi. Dr. T. Francis Xavier, Asst. Professor, Department of Botany participated as Chief Guest. He pointed out to save our mother earth from the hazards and he also encouraged to grow more trees. More than 70 people participated.

Free Legal Aid Programme: The Students of III BCom ‘B’ conducted a legal aid awareness programme on 11th December 2013 at Archampatti for the rural populace. Mr. P. Velusamy, President, Archampatti presided over the meeting. Mr. R. M. Kumarappan, Advocate, Trichy participated as a resource person. Selvan J. Vasanth and Selvan M. Alagarsamy, college students, welcomed the gathering and proposed vote of thanks respectively. A total of 35 people participated.

A Seminar on Herbal Medicines

A one-day seminar on Herbal Medicines for the traditional Siddha Practitioners was held on 8th January 2014. It was held at the College Community Centre. A total of ninety two practitioners from Tiruchirappalli, Karur, Perambalur and Ariyalur districts participated. This seminar was organized with special talks by resource persons, group discussion, sharing followed by field visit to the Central Herbal Garden at Nagamangalam. Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Director, Extension Department - SHEPHERD gave introductory address. In his address he explained that the Extension Department is extending its service to more than ninety villages covering Tiruchirappalli, Karur and Pudukottai districts. Regarding environmental protection it has produced thirty thousand saplings and distributed to nearby villages. He also highlighted the importance of siddha medicines. But practically the uses of siddha and its popularity among the people is less. So, he appealed to the participants that the aim of this seminar is to make siddha medicines more popular among the people.

A book on siddha medicines, preparation and its uses was released. It is a collection of preparation and methods of various siddha medicines written by the participants. This book was titled Mooligai Potruthum, Mooligai Potruthum. It

was released by Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal and the first copy was received by Dr. Rajasekar, Govt. Siddha Doctor and the Resource Person for the day. Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph's College in his special address he mentioned that, till date he never took allopathy medicines and encouraged everyone to take our traditional food. He also pointed that foreigners have learnt about the value of herbal medicines but we are not aware of our own medicines. So he requested the participants to promote the value of siddha medicines and to practice it.

Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal, in his keynote address mentioned that herbal medicines are symbol of pride and richness of our nation. This seminar is one of the important activities in the history of St. Joseph's College. So he asked the participants to make it more meaningful. Dr. Rajasekar, Chief Guest for this seminar explained the historical growth of herbal medicines and its richness in Tamil Nadu. He appealed to the participants to study, preserve and promote the herbal medicines among the village community. Group Discussion: The participants were divided into five groups and discussed in detail and presented the ideas on the following topics.

1) What are the efforts to be taken to promote herbal medicines among the community?

2) How to promote herbal medicines through the central and the state government support?

3) What are the ways to promote herbal medicine in collaboration with the extension department of St. Joseph's College?

4) How to produce herbal medicine as commercial? 5) Problems and challenges faced by the siddha medicinal

practitioners and solutions.

After the lunch, a special bus was arranged for the participants to the central herbal garden. During the visit, activities at the herbal garden and various plants were explained to them. Suggestions were welcomed from the participants by Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Director for improving the herbal garden and its uses in an expanded manner. Finally, Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph's College distributed certificates to all the participants. Mr. C. Jeyachandran and Mr. S. Lenin delivered the welcome address and vote of thanks respectively.

A Rural Computer Centre

Karnampatti is one of our service villages of Vadaseri Panchayat, Karur district since 1991. A pre school building was built jointly by the Extension Department - SHEPHERD and the village community. The first-graduate of the village is Mr. Arasappan, who did his UG and PG at St. Joseph's College. During this academic year in August 2013, a survey shows that 45 youth, including boys and girls are pursuing college studies and they expressed their need of a computer centre with internet facilities. This matter was taken seriously by the BBA students and a request for computers was made to few donors. Finally State Bank of India, Tiruchirappalli Main Branch accepted our request and was ready to offer three computers for this purpose. A Village Committee was constituted consisting of college youth from the village to work towards this purpose.

On 5th October, 2013 ‘Nehru Computer Centre’ was inaugurated at Karnampatti village. Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph's College; Mr. H. Balasubramanian, AGM, State Bank of India, Learning Centre, Tiruchirappalli; Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Director, Extension Department - SHEPHERD and Mr. K. R. Vijayan, District Council Member participated as a resource persons. Students from II BBA along with the Nehru

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Youth Club and the village leaders attended the function. Officials from the State Bank of India donated note books, pens, pencil and chalk pieces to the Primary School of Karnampatti.

Dr. Kalaiarasan, Sinduja Hospital, Manaparai donated one more comuter on 12th January 2014. With four computers the college youth of Karnampatti are utilizing this centre for their better performance in higher education. Building was constructed by the Nehru Youth Club and power supply was provided by the President Mrs. Vijaya Vijayan of Vadaseri Panchayat and well wishers from the village donated funds and materials.

Publication and Broadcasting

Pasumai Vikatan, a state level publication for farmers, dated 24th April 2013 highlighted the role of Mr. Annadurai, a retired Headmaster towards his involvement in tree plantation by himself as well as to the community. He attended a environmental training at the Anglad Institute of Natural History, Shenbaganur, Kodaikanal organized by the SHEPHERD. A group of students from III BSc CS worked jointly with him in the farm and planted 500 saplings. His farm is becoming a model for other farmers to learn and implement organic farming.

The same Pasumai Vikatan in its publication dated 13th August 2013 highlighted the role of St. Joseph's College students through its extension activities in the field of environmental promotion. Ms. Deepa and Mr. Saravanan of II MA English students explained their learning and contributions to the village community. Two farmers trained by the SHEPHERD Mrs. Vijayalatha of Purasampatti and Mr. Annadurai of Vadaseri villages shared their experiences on organic farming.

A book on herbal medicines named ‘Mooligai Potruthum, Mooligai Potruthum’ was prepared and by published by Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Director, Extension Department - SHEPHERD along with the Coordinators. It was released on 8th February 2014 by Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal and received by Dr. Rajasekar, Siddha Specialist and Rev. Dr. S. Sebastian SJ, Secretary, St. Joseph's College, during the seminar for siddha traditional practitioners. This book contains the details on preparation, ingredients, method of use and diseases. The aim of this book is to document the traditional methods. So it will help the future generation to practice. The copies are available in the Extension Department - SHEPHERD at a minimum cost of Rs.10. Imparting knowledge on herbal medicines is one of the regular activities for all the students.

On 3rd November 2013, Puthiya Thalimurai television channel broadcast on Rural Computer Centre at Karnampatti village. It covers the educational development of the village, interaction with the school teachers and students. It also expressed the growth of the computer centre and the involvement of the village youth and the Extension Department - SHEPHERD.

Orientation Programme - First Year PG Students

Introduction: The Extension Department - SHEPHERD launched the One-day Orientation Programme on Extension Activities for First Year Postgraduate Shift I both Arts and Science students at City habitats (Slum) held on 29th January 2014 at the College Jubilee building. The prime aim of the programme was to switchover the Extension Activities to the City habitation (Slum) for the development of their livelihood. In the morning session, the first batch of orientation programme was started at 11:30 a.m. to 01:30 p.m. exclusively for all the first year postgraduate Shift–I students.

Rev. Dr. S. Aruldoss, SJ, Director, Extension Department- SHEPHERD gave the inaugural address in both the sessions of the Orientation Programme. He pointed out that Teaching, Research and Extension is must for higher education as per the UGC norms. The Government pays money for higher education and the Tax has been collected from public. Many millionaires do not pay tax to the government, and most of the welfare Schemes declared by the government are yet to reach the Rural and Urban Slum areas. So our college students should repay our knowledge to their livelihood development. The richness of the outreach programme will be valuable in future for the young students. Many crèches were constructed with the effort of our college and rural community which were upgraded into primary, middle school and high school.

Rev. Dr. F. Andrew SJ, Principal presided over the programme and pointed out that the extension is a unique programme in Jesuit colleges. It is a model for other colleges and UGC also.The outreach activities will be switched over to City habitats (Slum) for the upliftment of the urban poor. The student community will be the bridge to people and government and they showed that effort to bring new change in their life. He encouraged the students to work in Slum areas.

Mr. V. Rengarajan, Assistant Commissioner, Srirangam Municipality participated as Chief Guest. He expressed his thanks for the opportunity to introduce the City habitats (Slum) to college students and he welcomed our institutions to serve the slum people. He emphasized the college students to teach them how to make use of toilets and to make healthy environment.

Mr. S. Suresh, Executive Engineer, TN Slum Clearance Board, Trichy was felicitated. He gave the statistical data of slums in India, Tamilnadu and Trichy corporation limit. He expressed the causes of expansion of the mushrooming of slums and how to displace them from the congested areas. The milestone of Indian history, the slum census was taken in 2011. There are two lakh people living in 290 slums in Trichy Corporation. The house structure, life style, life standard etc. of the slum people were different from other people. The government scheme namely Rajiv Awas Yojana (RAY) gives the opportunity to construct individual houses with an affordable amount to the slum people on the basis 50% central Government funds, 40% State Government funds and 10% people’s contribution. On the basis of the scheme 17,000 houses were constructed in Trichy corporations and it will increase to One Lakh Houses within the year of 2017.

He appreciated the college students’ services. He suggested that the students will do the project that will improve their lifestyle. Finally he asked the students to encourage the people to utilize the government schemes. Mr. S. Raja and Mr. A.

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Saravanakumar, Coordinators, welcomed the gathering and gave vote of thanks respectively. A total of 370 Students from various faculties actively participated. In the afternoon session, the Orientation Programme of second batch was conducted from 04:30 p.m. to 06:30 p.m. for all the first year postgraduate Shift–II students. Dr. S. Raja, Deputy, Principal, presided over the Orientation Programme. In his Presidential Address, he pointed out the loam of the S.Joseph’s College is highly nutritious for the reason that Father’s unbreakable work these institutions. The SHEPHERD educated the students to feel affection for the neighborhood communities. He encouraged the students to become a social futuristic.

Mr. P. Vijayakumar, Coordinator, Extension Department - SHEPHERD felicitated. He presented through the LCD on the subject of the entire programme of the extension activities. Mr. C. Jeyachandran, Coordinator and Mr. A. Tamilan Coordinator welcomed the gathering and gave vote of thanks correspondingly. A total student enthusiastically participated. Mr. S. Lenin, Coordinator was an anchor for the entire programme.

Young Student Scientists Programme-2013

Introduction: The Young Student Scientists Programme-2013 for the second year was approved by the Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology (TNSCST) in April 2013. It made us happy to serve once again the tenth standard students of Tiruchirappalli and Karur districts. After receiving the communication, the Director of Extension Department - SHEPHERD and the Course Director for Young Student Scientists Programme, Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, conducted the meeting with the selected faculty from the science departments of Botany, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science. During the meeting, selection of science topics, methodology including theory and practicals, tests and evaluation were discussed.

Inauguration: Inaugural function was held on 1st May 2013 at the Sail Auditorium, St. Joseph’s College. Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Course Director gave introductory address. In his address he explained about planning of the training programme including curriculum, special programmes and the introduction of social analysis with village visit.

Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ, Rector, St. Joseph’s College, in his Presidential Address, briefed them about the historical development, involvement and hard work of Indian as well Foreign Scientists. He also asked the participants to select an objective and devote themselves towards achieving the target. Dr. V. Alex Ramani, Former Dean, Student Affairs UGC, St. Joseph’s College, explained the various steps to be followed to

become a scientist. He insisted that everyone should take active interest in science subjects and involve in the field of experimenting the subjects. He also presented details of various avenues in the field of higher education and scholarship given by various agencies of the state and central governments. Dr. A. Rubanraj, Head, Dept of Mathematics, St. Joseph’s College, in his felicitation appreciated the participants and their parents for their effort to join this training. He narrated the stories of Indian Scientists and their contribution to the society. Mr. S. Lenin and Mr. C. Jeyachandran, Coordinators of the Extension Department proposed the welcome address and vote of thanks respectively. After the inaugural function lunch was provided for all the participants.

Schedule for the Course: Everyday the programme started at 06:30 a.m. with Yoga, newspaper reading, followed by breakfast. Regular classes started from 09:00 a.m. to 04:00 p.m. with tea and lunch break. The classes had four hours theory in the forenoon and two hours practical in the afternoon. After tea break in the evening, games were conducted for one hour for all the students. In the evening special talks by eminent personalities, on environment, nature, natural resources and leadership qualities were arranged.

Special Programme QED (Quest, Explore, Discover) on Wheels: Science Exhibition: This science exhibition was arranged with the help of Everest Edusys & Solution Private Limited, a leading science centre from Chennai. It was held on 9th & 10th May 2013. They brought more than 50 scientific models and took classes for the YSSP participants. Twenty-five postgraduate science students of St. Joseph’s College explained the models with theory on the first day. On the second day students were divided into eight groups and were asked to prepare and present a project with explanations. All the groups did well and the first three groups were selected as prize winners.

Village Visit for Social Analysis: Keerikalmedu village of Andanallur block, Tiruchirappalli district was selected to make the young students understand the prevailing rural reality. The students were divided into seven groups and each group was assigned with specific subjects. The areas for study were education, health, sanitation, drinking water, infrastructure, role of panchayat leaders and the problem faced by them. After spending half a day in the village on 12th May 2013, each group had a group discussion and presented their report. The reports reflected the actual situation of the village. This exposure enabled the students to understand the village problems and to search for solutions to tackle these problems.

Spoken English: With the assistance of Mr. Amalraj, Coordinator, English Learning and Teaching (ELT), Jesuit Schools of Tamil Nadu, classes on communication in English were conducted. This helped the students to converse in English confidently. Simple printed syllabus was given to everyone for self reading. For this year training, each one was asked to bring a Dictionary for better learning. It was easy for them to learn vocabulary.

Projects on Science and Exhibition: All the students were divided into various groups according to their interest in science subjects. The faculty members encouraged and guided them to undertake projects with models and display. A total of 36 exhibits were prepared by the participants. It was displayed on 20th May 2013 from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. It attracted the parents and guests who appreciated it. This project work helped them to look for new avenues of scientific experiments.

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Evaluation: A questionnaire was prepared under six headings: Teaching, Skills, Boarding & Lodging, Special Classes, Field Visits and Others. Under them 23 sub headings were given. The result shows that above 90-95% of the participants were positive and fully satisfied about the programme.

Visit to Natural Resource Centres & Historical Places: To give first-hand information about historical places and forest, students were taken on 18.05.2013 to Kodiakarai, a seashore and to Kodiakadu, the animals and birds sanctuaries near Vadaranyam. Many students had a first-hand experience in watching the sea and the seashore. Followed by birds’ sanctuary at Kodiakadu with thick forest, students visited historical places like Brahadeeswar Temple in Tanjore and Shrine basilica at Vailankanni. These exposure visits were memorable for them to understand communal harmony, inter-religious faith and preservation of natural resources.

Valedictory: Valedictory function was held on 20th May 2013 at 10:30 a.m. at the Sail Auditorium, St. Joseph’s College. Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Director, Extension Department - SHEPHERD and the Course Director of YSSP-2013 presented the overall report of the programme. V. Nathiya, M. Priyanka, K. Jawahar Srinath and N. Gopal of the YSSP-2013 participants shared their experience with the audience. Two parents too shared their joy to witness their children’s involvement and appreciated the efforts taken by St. Joseph’s College for the successful conduct of this training for two years.

Dr. A. Selvam, Controller of Examinations, Bharathidasan University was the Chief Guest of the day. In his address, he insisted about the responsibility of the students to work hard to come up in their life. He also explained to the students about the problems faced by the villages and their roles towards the development of the villages as well as our Nation.

Rev. Dr. Andrew, SJ, Principal of St. Joseph’s College and Dr. Jeyachandran, Head, Department of Botany, St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli offered felicitation. In their address they advised the students to do their higher education at any cost and contribute to their family and to the country. During their talk they highlighted the facilities available for them in the field of higher education. Prizes were distributed to the participants for their best performance in curriculum, projects, assignments and various competitions conducted. Wall clocks were presented to all the trainees as mementos. The Young Student Scientists Programme-2013 students D. Theresa & A. Karunamoorthy, M. Dinesh and N. Reshma proposed words of welcome and vote of thanks respectively.

Republic Day Celebration: Republic day was celebrated in 44 villages of our adopted community. A total of 544 students from UG & PG organized the Republic day celebrations in a grand manner. During the occasion, our students organized the flag hoisting ceremony and special talk. They conducted special competitions for school children, village women and youth members. Prizes were distributed to the winners. On the eve of Republic day celebration, the college students and rural school students jointly organized the cultural programme on various themes related to national integration and patriotism. Professors, government officials, school teachers, students, parents, panchayat representatives, village leaders, SHG members, PTA leaders, college Rev. Fathers, Brothers other institution Rev. Sisters and rural people participated. The highlights of the programme were tree plantation. College students participated in Gramma Saba meetings. Flags, sweets and prizes were sponsored by the Extension Department. All the Coordinators participated in

selected villages and helped the students to organize the programme meaningfully and effectively.

Popularisation of Herbal Medicines: Ethno botanical activities (herbal promotion) were initiated in the year 1994 at Nagamangalam College Herbal Farm. The aim of this programme is to popularize and promote indigenous health traditions among the rural people, modernize primary health care and to meet basic health needs. The following activities and special programmes were organized in the department and students in the Nagamangalam Herbal farm and in the service village.

Central Herbal Garden: The Herbal Resource Centre in the garden is spread over 32 segments. It has eight categories of herbals varieties such as medicinal trees, shrubs, climbers, bulbs, greens and grasses. The herbal farm has 200 plant varieties of various medicinal uses. This year, the following new species which were collected from the Kaveri river bed area different nursery forms, Andyodya Sangam, Viduthalaipuram, Govt. Horticulture centre, Mudalaipatti and surrounding villages of Herbal farm were added. Plant collection organized by Department staff Mr. C. Jeyachandran, Mr. S. Lenin, Mr. A. Tamilan, Mr. S. Ramalingam and Mr. Sebastin, Department of Botany, staff students were participated Manjakadampu, Sembagam, Jasmine, Panner, Rose, Madulai, Malai Vembu, Sorgam, White ponnanganni, Eililai, Sen Sandanam.

Farm Maintenance: The farm is maintained in excellent condition by the invlovement of the college students under the guidance of our staff. It is done through eradication of unwanted plants, budding and cleaning of plots, preparation of bio-pesticide and vermicompost preparation, cleaning of water tank addition of new species, herbal nursery rising, tree plantation and water irrigation with pipes.

Nursery Raising: The nursery raising activities for need based of sales and people requirement were raised with the involvement of students. Herbal plants such as thulasi, omavalli, siriyanangai, badam, seetha, kalyanamurungai, marudani, notchi, sembaruthi and adathoda were raised. These saplings were distributed to interested persons to grow them in the backyard of their houses or at the school gardens.

Bio-Pesticide and Vermicompost Preparation: Vermi- compost is prepared by the small level of demo unit. It is good organic manure for the growth of plants. Vermicompost is prepared in a pit. This vermipit is maintained by our students and our staff. On 21.09.2013, 3.10.2013, and 4.02.2014 our II Msc Biotechnology and II MA Economics students prepared and maintained the vermicompost demo unit. Our students collected the hybrid earth worms from Mr. Gobalakrishnan organic forms, Panikkampatti, Trichy District.

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Medicine preparation: With the help of our herbal resource garden, the department prepared needs based herbal medicines like chooranam, legiyam and thailam. The local people often visit the garden and get treatment.

Herbal Garden Exposure Visit: The purpose of herbal garden exposure visited to identify the herbal plants and their medicinal values. So our extension department SHEPHERD allowed visiting the herbal garden for all. Some school students and our college students visited herbal garden and learned the medicinal values of herbs. It will help the functional group awareness activities of those service villages.

Herbal Awareness Programmes: III BCom students organized Career Oriented Programme on herbal medicine preparation for women’s Self help group at Posampatti village on 6th October 2013. During this programme students were given training on three varieties Thrikadugu, Minsarathailam, Sottrukattrali legiyam of herbal medicines. Mrs. Rani. Leader of SHG women, selected 25 women. They learned preparation, packing, labeling, and marketing techniques of herbal medicines. II MSc Biotechnology students organized herbal awareness campaign for rural children and women at Melanagamangalam village on 21th September 2013. During this campaign students explained the values of herbal plants and provided 25 herbal saplings to the selected rural families and planted them. III BSc Botany students organized herbal awareness campaign for rural children’s and women’s at Kumbakuruchi village on 13th July 2013. During this campaign students explained herbal plants values and provided 25 herbal saplings to the rural selected families and planted it. Mr. S. Lenin, Coordinator, Extension Department participated as a resource person of Career oriented programme on ‘Ayush-Women Entrepreneurs’ for Biotechnology students of Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of Arts and Science for Women, Perambalur District. Mrs K. Baby Jooju, HoD, Department of Biotechnology and Informatics, Prof Dr. Nithya and staff members also participated. Students learned the

values of herbal medicines and few herbal medicine preparation techniques. A total of 120 students actively participated.

SHEPHERD and Neighbourhood Development

During this academic year SHEPHERD decided to involve PG students in slum adoption programme. From November 2013, 12 PG classes (10 from Shift-I and 11 from Shift-II) numbering 345 students involved in 10 slums. It is 1 to 5 km radius from the college. The areas are Mainguardgate, Chinthamani, Palakarai, Thiruvanaikovil and Srirangam. These areas are notified slums by the Slum Clearance Board and Tiruchirappalli Corporation. The thrust is to give an opportunity to learn the real situation of the slums and the first programme is to start with educational activities. The programme will be a continuous one. On the other side students will have only weekend programmes in villages.

Evaluation on SHEPHERD

Evaluation on SHEPHERD was conducted from 8th to 10th November, 2013. This evaluation was conducted after a gap of fifteen years. The committee members are Rev. Fr. Louis, SJ, Loyola College, Chennai; Rev. Dr. M. Elias, SJ, Sacred Heart College, Shenbaganur, Kodaikanal; Rev. Fr. S. Aruldoss SJ, Director, Extension Department - SHEPHERD; Mr. Stephen, Holy Cross College, Tiruchirappalli as a Secretary. On 8th November 2013, the team members interacted with the college lecturers, students and the Coordinator of Extension Department - SHEPHERD about the programme, participation, challenges and all aspects. On 9th November 2013, the team members visited seven villages of Thogamalai block, Karur districts. On 10th November 2013, the team members visited five villages of Manikandam block of Tiruchirappalli districts. During the village visit the members interacted with the village leaders, youth and women. They also collected information on developmental activities initiated by the SHEPHERD.

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

8th WUJA: The eighth WUJA (World Union of Jesuit Alumni Association) was held from 14th to 17th August 2013 in St. Ignatius College, Medellin, Coloumbia. There were about 650 delegates from around 20 countries. From India, there were 15 delegates. Rev. Dr. Mariadoss SJ (Coordinator) participated in the congress. Very Rev. Fr. Adolfo Nicholas SJ, the Superior General of the Society of Jesus inaugurated the congress. The delegates reflected on the topic “Jesuit Alumni and Social Responsibility for a better future, What does it mean to be a believer today?” The congress was the occasion to strengthen the relationship as alumni of Jesuit Institutions, to promote a spirit of togetherness. The next WUJA will be held in July 2017 in Cleaveland, USA. Chapter for Josephites in USA: Rev. Dr. Mariadoss SJ the Director of the Alumni Association inaugurated a chapter on 18th August 2013 for Josephites in USA. Around sixteen families of Josephites came together and shared and relived their memories. The chapter will be attached to the parent body. It has its President, Secretary & Treasurer. The membership fee is USD 50. All the alumni/ae manifested their sense of gratitude to the institutions and their readiness to support the institutions in their own capacity. So far around 50 alumni living in USA have enrolled themselves as members.

4th JAAI: The fourth JAAI (Jesuit Alumni Association of India) was held in Ahemedabad from 4th - 5th January 2014. There were around 550 delegates from the country. A large contingent (around 80) from Tamil Nadu took part in the congress. ‘Jesuit Alumni towards Vibrant India’ was the theme on which the delegates reflected. The General Council of JAAI has a number of creative programmes for the alumni and takes JAAI to next level.

Alumni Directory (2012-13): The alumni directory of 2012-13 was distributed to the new graduates at the time of convocation. Members: Till now 5600 Josephites have enrolled themselves as members of the alumni association. Membership cards: So far 1500 membership cards have been distributed to the alumni. Reunions at the Departmental level: During this academic year fourteen departments (Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, BBA, Chemistry, Commerce, Economics, Electronics, English, History, HRM, Mathmatics, Statistics and Tamil) have organized the reunion at the department level. A good number of students came together and experienced their sense of belongingness. Scholarship: The alumni association has distributed Rs. 40,000 in the form of scholarship to the poor students. Josephites Reunion-2013: Josephites Reunion was held on 14th December 2013. Nine alumni achievers were honored during the event. Hon’ble Justice S. Rajeswaran was the chief guest. Around 300 alumni participated and relived their fond memories. Annual General Body Meeting: The Annual General Body meeting was held on 14th December 2013. Hon’ble Justice S. Rajeswaran was the chief guest. The retired staff and some of the achievers who have rendered meritorious service to the society were honored. Acupressure Treatment Centre: Alumni Association and Acupressure Team from Chennai jointly conduct one day treatment on every Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Alumni Training Centre. Rev. Fr. Rector blessed and inaugurated this effort on 21st February 2014. JAACS: Joseph Alumni Association Competency Series (JAACS) was held in June 2013 in view of motivating the freshers. Mr. R. Manoharan, Proprietor, Banana Leaf Restaurant, Trichy an alumnus of our college enthused the freshers on motivation.

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Sl. No. Name of the Endowment Scholarship Name of the Beneficiaries Course Reg. No. Amount

Rs.

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

1. Amaladoss Pillai Scholarship – I Jayalakshmi G I MSc 13PBO101 200

2. Amaladoss Pillai Scholarship – II Uthiriyamary J II BSc 12UBO105 200

3. Amaladoss Pillai Scholarship – III Mary Sushmitha K I BSc 13UBO115 200

4. Prof. Kalyanasundaram Scholarship – I Rajalakshmi S II MSc 12PBO104 200

5. Rao Sahib V. Mahadeva Iyer Scholarship – I Ajay Anandan M III BSc 11UBO101 200

6. Capt. P. Prabaharan Scholarship Aravinth S III BSc 11UBO106 200

7. Kalyan Scholarship – III Wellington Prabu S III BSc 11UBO103 200

8. Rao Sahib V. Mahadeva Iyer Scholarship – II Selvakumar S I BSc 13UBO137 200

9. A. L. Mudaliar Silver Jubilee Scholarship– III Hemalatha R II BSc 12UBO112 200

10. D. S. Arul Religion Scholarship II Prabakaran V II BSc 12UBO110 200

11. Ganapathy Sastrigal Memorial Scholarship – I Guru M I MSc 13PBO115 200

12. Ganapathy Sastrigal Memorial Scholarship – II Ram Kumar K I BSc 13UBO146 200

13. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ Endowment Scholarship (deserving & needy Catholic Dalit – III)

Arul Raj S II MSc 12PBO108 400

14. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ Endowment Scholarship – V Raja P II MSc 11PBO113 400

15. Smt. Janaki & Shri A V Mahalingam Scholarship – II (Dr. M. A. Easwaran, Mumbai)

S. Agnes Rackini Chitranjali II MSc 12PBO106 5200

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

16. Dr. (Mrs) R. Kanakam Srinivasan Scholarship I Mari Ganesh G II BSc 12UCH110 200

17. Keralas Scholarship Ajith Kumar A I BSc 13UCH209 200

18. Rajalakshmi & Sethuram Memorial Schl. (Brahmin) – II Umesh N III BSc 11UCH143 1200

19. Fr. Augin Hass Scholarship I Carmel Roselin A II MSc 12PCH132 200

20. P. Sethuraman Scholarship II Christopher M. Gerald A II MSc 12PCH110 200

21. Fr. Augin Hass Scholarship II Surya Kumar S II BSc 12UCH216 200

22. Kalyan Scholarship II Vinoth Jeyaraj C II MSc 12PCH120 200

23. Kalyan Scholarship II Infant Antony Raj A III BSc 11UCH113 200

24. Smt. R. Meenakshi Ammal & Shri. K Ramachandra Iyer Memorial Scholarship (Shri.R. Dwarakanathan) I

Thiyagu M III BSc 11UCH137 320

25. Mrs. Mary Joseph Moolel Scholarship I Joshva J I BSc 13UCH104 200

26. Loyola Scholarship II Jenifer Angel J I MSc 13PCH132 200

27. Mrs. Mary Joseph Moolel Scholarship III Philomina Mary S I MSc 13PCH120 200

28. Basha Scholarship IV Freetha V I MSc 13PCH105 400

29. Fr. Herandalu Scholarship II Karthik Inbaraj C I MSc 13PCH130 200

30. Mr. M. Krishnamurthi Endowment Scholarship (Mr. M. Krishnamurthi)

Jesuraj Ravichandran J II MSc 12PCH113 1000

31. Mr. M. Krishnamurthi Endowment Scholarship (Mr. M. Krishnamurthi)

Jeevanandham K II MSc 12PCH112 1000

32. Rev. Fr. Leo Correya SJ Endowment Scholarships (Prof. A. Balasubramanian) (to be given to poor & hard working students in III BSc Chemistry)

Joe Sahayaraj J III BSc 11UCH203 1000

33. Loomchand Sreemal Gidija Scholarship - I Srinivasan M III BSc 11UCH211 320

34. Rev. Fr. Leo Correya SJ Endowment Scholarships (Prof. A. Balasubramanian) (to be given to poor & hard working students in II MSc Chemistry)

Albert Nikson S II MSc 12PCH111 1000

35. Manicakam Pillai Arulayammal Scholarship I Kantha Ruban S II BSc 12UCH204 200

36. Pudukkottai Mahalinga Ganapathy Scholarship - II Jayaprakash S I BSc 13UCH129 200

37. Prof. S. Banumoorthy Scholarship III Theeran Chinnamalai J III BSc 11UCH205 200

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

38. Fr. Sewel Scholarship – II Gowri Shankar P I BCom 13UCO112 200

39. A. L. Krishnan Memorial Scholarship - II Danisiyas R I BCom 13UCO115 200

ENDOWMENT

SCHOLARSHIPS

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Rs.

40. Fr. Quinn Scholarship – I Infant Arockia Doss A I BCom 13UCO268 200

41. Fr. Ehrhart Silver Jubilee Scholarship – I Arun Selvam P I BCom 13UCO219 200

42. AL Mudaliar Silver Jubilee Scholarship - IV Paulraj J II BCom 12UCO167 200

43. Sri K Rajam Scholarship (Needy and Meritorious Brahmin Students) (Mr. R. Sridharan, Bangalore)

Udaya Shankar V III BCom 12UCO206 2600

44. Fr. Quinn Scholarship – II Arockiaraj A II BCom 12UCO157 200

45. Sammanasu Scholarship I I Praveen S V II BCom 12UCO270 200

46. Fr. Sewel Scholarship I Vignesh P III BCom 11UCO125 200

47. Sammanasu Scholarship I I Ram Prasath H III BCom 11UCO272 200

48. Fr. Lacombe Scholarship II Daniel R III BCom 11UCO131 200

49. Loomchand Sreemal Gidija Scholarship I Jeya Brillian J III BCom 11UCO258 200

50. Fr. Santiago Scholarship I Stephen Raj A III BCom 11UCO205 200

51. Fr. Santiago Scholarship I Dhanabal V I MCom 13PCO123 200

52. Loomchand Sreemal Gidija Scholarship IV Shabi D I MCom 13PCO141 200

53. Dr. R. Selvaraj Endowment Scholarship I Antony Delsiya S II MCom 12PCO118 320

54. Fr. Ehrhart Silver Jubilee Scholarship – II Victor Puhpa Raj II MCom 12PCO125 200

55. Mr. M. Krishnamurthi Endowment Scholarship (Mr. M Krishnamurthy) – I

Nisha B II MCom 12PCO110 750

56. Basha Scholarship – III Chinnappa Raj A II BCom 12UCO163 400

57. Fr. Herandalu Scholarship – I Priyanka A I MCom 13PCO142 200

58. Rev. Dr. G. A. Savariraj, SJ Scholarship (Mr. Sekar Santiago, ME)

Thamizhazhagan P III BCom 11UCO113 1300

59. Rev. Fr. Froehly SJ & Rev. Fr. Ehrhart SJ Endowment Scholarship (Mr. Anthony Santhu Francis, Coimbatore to be given to Catholic Poor Students)

Selva Perthinanth K III BCom 11UCO225 400

60. Fr. Froehly & Fr. Ehrhart Scholarship – I (Mr. S Francis, Coimbatore)

Dinesh Kumar S III BCom 11UCO177 400

61. Dr. L. Arnold Wilson (Endowment Scholarship – I) Sulochana R I MCom 13PCO137 320

62. Mr. M. Krishnamurthy Endowment Scholarship (Mr. M. Krishnamurthy) – III

Saravana Kumar P I BCom 13UCO163 1000

63. Prof. Chinnasamy Iyer Scholarship – I Udaya Prakash K II BCom 12UCO214 200

64. Mr. M. Krishnamurthy Endowment Scholarship (Mr. M. Krishnamurthy II)

Arone Gobi Clement A III BCom 11UCO182 1000

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

65. Dr.Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – I Hari Prakash N I BSc 13UCS109 200

66. Dr.Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – VI Maria Graittan S III BSc 11UCS137 200

67. Major M. Aravandi Scholarship Arul Abisheak W I MCA 13PCA110 200

68. Dr.Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – V Claimen Raj L III BSc 11UCS157 200

69. Dr.Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – VI Thiyagu Santhanam A III BSc 11UCS111 200

70. Dr.Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – VII William Savariraj M I BSc 13UCS140 200

71. Manickam Pillai Arulayammal Scholarship – II Maheswaran S I BSc 13UCS143 200

72. Dr.Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – VIII Martin Honest Raj P II BSc 12UCS104 200

73. Fr.Lacombe Scholarship – I Dominic Xavier I II BSc 12UCS137 200

74. A. L. Mudaliar Silver Jubilee Scholarship – V Paulraj L II BSc 12UCS134 200

75. Rao Bahadur R. Sadagopa Iyengar Deputy Collector Scholarship – III

Sujiraj A I MCA 13PCA118 200

76. Rao Bahadur R. Sadagopa Iyengar Deputy Collector Scholarship – I

Preethi R I MCA 13PCA130 200

77. Prof. A. Hirudayasamy Reddiar Scholarship – II Saravanan S I MCA 13PCA128 200

78. Firoz Basha Schlsrps Sathesh Kumar K II MCA 12PCA152 200

79. Prof. A. Hirudayasamy Reddiar Scholarship – I Nandhakumar A II MCA 12PCA153 200

80. A. L. Mudaliar Silver Jubilee Scholarship – I Suganya R II MCA 12PCA157 200

81. Rao Bahadur R. Sadagopa Iyengar Deputy Collector Scholarship – I

Michael Arockiadoss J II MCA 12PCA105 200

82. Fr. Thottungal Scholarship – I Arockia Antony S III MCA 11PCA101 200

83. Sammanasu Scholarship – I Kanikai Lourthu Raj F III MCA 11PCA130 200

84. P. Sethuraman Scholarship – I Nivesh Kumar U III MCA 11PCA134 200

85. Basha Scholarship (Shri Madhani Basha) – VI Yuvaraj S II MCA 11PCA151 475

86. Sri Rajam Scholarship (Needy and Meritorious Brahmin Students) (Mr. R. Sridharan, Bangalore)

Raghavendran R II MCA 12PCA135 2600

87. Rev. Fr. Ehrhart SJ Endowment Scholarship (Mr. Anthony Santhu Francis, Coimbatore to be given to Catholic Poor Students)

Jeyanth Sam A III BSc 11UCS117 400

88. Betram Scholarship - II Arun Kumar K I BSc 13UCS108 200

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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

89. Fr. Adisayam’s Golden Jubilee Scholarship I Ramkumar S III BA 11UEC120 200

90. Fr. Adisayam’s Golden Jubilee Scholarship II Siby B II BA 12UEC101 200

91. Fr. Carty Scholarship I Shanthini A I MA 13PEC117 200

92. Fr. Carty Scholarship II Vinoth Kumar R I BA 13UEC135 200

93. Sundara Ganapathy Scholarship I Lalitha K I MA 13PEC104 200

94. Sundara Ganapathy Scholarship II Vijaya Kumar M I BA 13UEC131 200

95. Sundara Ganapathy Scholarship III Kanaga C II MA 12PEC108 200

96. Prof. A Susairaj Endowment Scholarship I Ramesh K II MA 12PEC104 200

97. Mrs. Reginal Irudayaraj Endowment Scholarship (II MA Eco. Catholic)

Rajendran P II MA 12PEC109 200

98. Fr. Adisayam’s Golden Jubilee Scholarship III Vijayalakshmi S II MA 12PEC102 200

99. Fr. Adisayam’s Golden Jubilee Scholarship IV Kommareddy II BA 1UEC129 200

100. Rao Bahadur R Sadagopala Iyengar, Deputy Collector Scholarship – IV

Gunalan A II MA 12PEC106 200

101. A. L. Mudaliar Silver Jubilee Scholarship – II Johnson Micheal Paulraj I BA 13UEC115 200

102. Rao Bahadur R. Sadagopala Iyengar, Deputy Collector Scholarship – II

Saravanan T III BA 11UEC143 200

103. Rev. Dr. S. Louis Xavier SJ Endowment Scholarship (Mr. A Susaimanickam)

Durai R III BA 11UEC127 800

104. Loomchand Sreemal Gidija Scholarship – II Kamaraj N I BA 13UEC127 200

105. The Kalinga Madham Sankara Krishnan Scholarships (Sri K S Krishnan, Chennai – IV)

Kiruthika Devi R III BA 11UEC111 1700

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

106. Fr. Coyle Scholarship I Praveen M II MA 12PEN136 200

107. Fr. Coyle Scholarship II Samraj D II MA 12PEN140 200

108. Prof. S. Banumoorthy Scholarship I Sekar N III BA 11UEN139 200

109. Rev. Dr. S. Xavier Alphonse, SJ Scholarship. Prabhu S II MA 12PEN107 4000

110. Prof. S. Banumoorthy Scholarship II Steffi Princee A II MA 12PEN111 200

111. Mr. D. S. Arul Scholarship I Edel Flora Mary A II MA 12PEN122 250

112. Fr. Thottugal Scholarship II John Kennedy M II MA 12PEN103 200

113. Ganapath Sastrigal Scholarship I Emmanuvel J I MA 13PEN137 200

114. Ganapath Sastrigal Scholarship I Vignesh R I MA 13PEN142 250

115. Prof. S. Banumoorthy Scholarship IV Sivaraman E I MA 13PEN145 200

116. Betram Scholarship – I Isac Nelson M III BA 11UEN138 200

117. Loyola Scholarship – I Amala Rajesh G III BA 11UEN152 200

118. Prof. Kalyanasundaram Scholarship – II Vijayaragavan E II BA 12UEN130 200

119. Rev. Dr. S. Xavier Alphonse, SJ Scholarship.

Felix G I BA 13UEN151 4000

120. Mr. M. Krishnamurthi Endowment Scholarship (Mr. M. Krishnamurthi) – I

Vijay A II BA 12UEN112 1000

121. Arch Bishop Most Rev. Dr. G. Casimir SJ Scholarship (Mr. A. Alphonse Irudhayaraj)

Packiaraj N I MA 12UEN143 800

122. Rev. Dr. S. Xavier Alphonse, SJ Scholarship. Vinoth A I MA 13PEN127 4000

123. Foremer President Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Scholarship (to be awarded to poor and deserving students)

Antony George S III BA 11UEN114 600

124. The Kalinga Madhom Sankara Krishnan Scholarship (Shri K. S. Krishnan, Chennai) – I

Stalin Selvaraj J II MA 12PEN131 1700

125. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ Endowment Scholarship Johnson Prabakaran II BA 12UEN156 400

126. Arch Bishop Most Rev. G. Casimir SJ Scholarship (Dr. X Rosario Rajkumar)

Vignesh R I MA 13PEN143 800

127. Rev. Dr. S. Xavier Alphonse, SJ Scholarship. Vijay Baskar P K II BA 12UEN111 4000

128. Gopalaswamy Scholarship – II Sivaramu E I MA 13PEN145 200

129. Rev Fr. Froehly SJ & Rev Fr. Ehrhart SJ Endowment Scholarship (Mr. Anthony Santhu Francis, Coimbatore to be given to Catholic poor students)

Vinoth A

I MA 13PEN127 400

130. Rev. Dr. S. Xavier Alphonse, SJ Scholarship. Rajasekar A III BA 11UEN105 4000

131. Betram Scholarship – III Thangarasu M II MA 12PEN120 200

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

132. Basha Scholarship I Manoharan M III BA 11UHS103 200

133. Basha Scholarship II Arun Kumar III BA 11UHS105 200

134. Thiru. A. Xavier Mathew Scholarship I Nithyanandam M II BA 11UHS106 200

135. Prof. A. Susairaj Endowment Scholarship II Brindha L II BA 12UHS126 200

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136. Prof. Chinnasamy Iyer Scholarship II Xavier J II BA 12UHS124 200

137. Amaladoss Pillai Scholarship IV Prasanna P I BA 13UHS111 200

138. Fr. Froehly & Fr. Ehrhart Scholarship – I (Mr. S. Francis, Coimbatore)

Srinivasan K I BA 13UHS165 400

139. Gopalaswamy Scholarship – I Marudhupandiyan P I BA 13UHS130 200

140. Loomchand Sreemal Gidija Scholarship – I Shivaraju S I BA 13UHS124 320

141. Loyola Scholarship – I Ravindra Tirkey I BA 13UHS126 200

142. Betram Scholarship - I Dhamodharan D II BA 12UHS153 200

143. Fr. Froehly & Fr. Ehrhart Scholarship – I (Mr. S. Francis, Coimbatore)

Antony Samy J II BA 12UHS121 400

144. Major M. Aravandi Scholarship Vijay S I MA 13PHS804 200

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANGT.

145. Devan Bahadur L.D. Swamikannu Pillai Scholarship I Periyasamy K II MA 12PHR127 200

146. Devan Bahadur L.D. Swamikannu Pillai Scholarship II Manoj Prabhahar P II MA 12PHR114 200

147. Mrs. Mary Joseph Moolel Scholarship II Manikandan G II MA 12PHR806 200

148. Dr. Joseph Gnandhickam Scholarship II Prakash A II MA 12PHR110 200

149. Capt. P. Prabaharan Scholarship I Kuttiraj M I MA 13PHR107 200

150. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship XII Prakash S I MA 13PHR122 200

151. D.S. Arul Religion Scholarship II Sabesh A I MA 13PHR119 200

152. Gopalaswamy Scholarship – III Dhanapal J I MA 13PHR121 200

153. Fr. Gonsalvas Scholarship – I Jeyalalitha G II MA 12PHR111 200

154. Fr. Gonsalvas Scholarship – II Jones Deepan A II MA 12PHR137 200

155. Dr. A. Antony Cruz & Mrs Stella Mary Scholarship (to be awarded to poor & deserving Catholic Dalit Students)

Diviya K I MA 13PHR145 625

156. Rev. Dr. S. Lazar, SJ. Endowment Scholarship. (1 Girl Student of HRM)

Aarthi A I MA 13PHR124 1000

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

157. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – III Reegan M III BSc 11UMA237 200

158. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – II Vignesh Kumar G III BSc 11UMA235 200

159. Kalyan Schrsp – IV Selvam S III BSc 11UMA126 200

160. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – IX Ramaiah N II BSc 12UMA207 200

161. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – IV Arul Deepak I II BSc 12UMA261 200

162. Loomchand Sreemal Gidija Schrsp – III Vinoth K II BSc 12UMA233 200

163. D. S. Arul Religion Scholarship – IV Cynthia Emelina V I MSc 13PMA103 200

164. G. Gnanarethinam Scholarship – I Moses Raj A II BSc 12UMA101 200

165. Fr. Froehly Scholarship – II Arockiadoss Susai A I BSc 13UMA213 200

166. Fr. Froehly Scholarship – III Jeevanathan N I BSc 13UMA166 200

167. Mrs. D. Alphonsa Ayyaswamy Endowment Scholarship (To be awarded to poor and deserving students of II MSc Mathematics)

Chitra Josephin J II MSc 12PMA103 625


Suresh Mohan R II MSc 12PMA133 625


Kesavan R II MSc 12PMA106 625

170. M. Janakiraman Endowment Scholarships. Sathiya Priya S II BSc 12UMA536 4000

171. M. Janakiraman Endowment Scholarships. Antone Gowshal X II BSc 12UMA128 4000

172. M. Janakiraman Endowment Scholarships. Albert Martin G III BSc 11UMA157 4000

173. M. Janakiraman Endowment Scholarships. Sam Pushparaj P I MSc 13PMA110 4000

174. R. Krishnaswamy Endowment Scholarships. Mary J II MSc 12PMA113 2000

175. R. Krishnaswamy Endowment Scholarships. Arockiaraj K I MSc 13PMA106 2000

176. R. Krishnaswamy Endowment Scholarships. Anbazhagan K II MSc 12PMA131 2000

177. R. Krishnaswamy Endowment Scholarships. Manoj Kumar B I BSc 13UMA246 2000

178. L. N. Doraiswamy Iyer & Lakshmi Ammal Endowment Scholarships. (Brahmin Student of Mathematics)

Diwakar R II BSc 12UMA106 2000

179. L. N. Doraiswamy Iyer & Lakshmi Ammal Endowment Scholarships. (Brahmin Student of Mathematics)

Swaminathan S II BSc 12UMA264 2000

180. Rev. Dr. A Irudayanathan Scholarship (for a Catholic Student)

Michael Arun Vijayaraj A I BSc 13UMA155 625

181. Pudukkottai Mahalinga Ganapathy Scholarship - I Manikandan M I BSc 13UMA136 200

182. Former Pupil Scholarship – II Daniel Jims R III BSc 11UMA154 200

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

183. Fr. Honore Scholarship – I Jaya Prakash J I UG 13UPH152 200

184. Fr. Honore Scholarship – II Simon Ilavarasu A I UG 13UPH149 200

185. Fr. Honore Scholarship – III Francis Xavier A I UG 13UPH234 200

186. A. Kalyanaraman Scholarship – I James Godwin J I UG 13UPH242 200

187. Dr. (Mrs) R. Kanakam Srinivasan Scholarship – II Karthik S II UG 12UPH123 200

188. A. Kalyanaraman Scholarship – II Arockia Raja Sekar S II UG 12UPH122 200

189. Basha Scholarship – V Kalaiselvan S II UG 12UPH152 400

190. Prof. K. S. Mandalam Iyer Scholarship – II James C II UG 12UPH251 200

191. A. L. Krishnan Memorial Scholarship–I Vivek J III UG 11UPH107 200

192. Prof. K. S. Mandalam Iyer Scholarship – I Jerald B III UG 11UPH132 200

193. Prof. K. S. Mandalam Iyer Scholarship – III Santiago S III UG 11UPH104 200

194. Smt. R. Meenakshi Ammal and Shri K Ramachandra Iyer Memorial Scholarship (Shri. R. Dwarakanathan) – II

Ebinesar P I PG 13PPH117 320

195. Mrs. Devi Prabakaran Scholarship – I Mohanraj K I PG 13PPH134 200

196. Mrs. Devi Prabakaran Scholarship – II Helda Malathy A II PG 12PPH107 200

197. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – X Vijayalakshmi M I PG 13PPH130 200

198. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – XI Violet Ramya Y I PG 13PPH111 200

199. A. L. Krishnan Memorial Scholarship III Jebamalaidass A II PG 12PPH111 200

200. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship– XIII Baskar A II PG 12PPH112 200

201. Fr. Thottungal Scholarship III Senthilnathan R III UG 11UPH127 200

202. Pandit Savariapillai Scholarship II Karthik M II PG 12PPH129 200

203. A. L. Krishnan Memorial Scholarship III Lactena Josephine N II PG 12PPH101 200

204. Feroz Basha Scholarship Rajesh M II BSc 12UPH221 800

205. Smt Janaki & Shri A V Mahalingam Scholarship – I (Dr. M. A. Easwaran, Mumbai)

Aloysius J M I MSc 13PPH106 5200

206. Sri. K. Rajam Scholarship (Needy and Meritorious Brahmin Students) (Mr. R. Sridharan, Bangalore)

Srinivasan N III BSc 11UPH214 2600

207. Rev. Dr. S John Britto SJ Endowment Scholarship – V Thiyagarasu P III BSc 11UPH231 400

208. Rev. Dr. S John Britto SJ Endowment Scholarship – V Saravanan P III BSc 11UPH236 400

209. The Kalinga Madam Sankara Krishnan Scholarship (Sri K S Krishnan, Chennai) – II

Renugopal A II BSc 12UPH226 1700

210. Betram Scholarship - IV Balan S I BSc 13UPH233 200

211. Former Pupil Scholarship - I Prem Johnson R III BSc 11UPH205 200

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

212. Pudukkottai Scholarship – I Saravanan T III BSc 11UST103 200

213. Pudukkottai Scholarship – II Sathish Kumar K III BSc 11UST104 200

214. Fr. C. K. Swamy Best Principal Scholarship – I Tamil Selvan R III BSc 11UST101 200

215. Fr. C. K. Swamy Best Principal Scholarship – II Siva Praveena K I BSc 13UST142 200

216. Fr. Forehly Scholarship – I Shanmuganathan R I BSc 13UST118 200

217. A. L. Krishnan Memorial Scholarship – IV Archana S I BSc 13UST110 200

218. D. S. Arul Religion Scholarship – IV Ramesh G II BSc 12UST101 200

219. Gopalaswamy Scholarship – IV Chithirai Selvan K II BSc 12UST112 200

220. G. Gnanarethinam Scholarship – II Ranjith Kumar S II BSc 12UST108 200

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

221. Fr. Froehly & Fr. Ehrhart Scholarship – I Mariya Raj J II BA 12UTA126 400

222. D. S. Arul Religion Scholarship – III Muthukrishnan M II BA 12UTA102 200

223. Veeramamunivar Scholarship – I Sathiya Moorthi G II BA 12UTA112 200

224. Veeramamunivar Scholarship – II Kalaichezhiyan G III BA 11UTA102 200

225. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – I Arun Prakash L III BA 11UTA104 200

226. Pandit Savariapillai Scholarship – I Selvam R II BA 12UTA113 200

227. Dr. Joseph Gnanarethinam Scholarship – I Gunasekaran K I BA 13UTA109 200

228. Betrom Scholarship – II Marimuthu K I BA 13UTA130 200

229. Prof. N. M. Maria Arul Pragasam Scholarship – I Tagore J II MA 12PTA805 200

230. Prof. N. M. Maria Arul Pragasam Scholarship – II Tamilarasan T I BA 13UTA147 200

231. Former President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Scholarship (to be awarded to Poor and Deserving Catholic Dalit Students)

Gowtham M III BA 11UTA108 600

232. Dr. A. Antony Cruz and Mrs. Stella Mary Scholarships (to be awarded to Poor and Deserving Catholic Dalit Students)

John Bosco A III BA 11UTA112 625

233. Sammanasu Scholarship – I Vijaya Kumar G III BA 11UTA121 200

234. The Kalinga Madham Sankara Krishnan Scholarship (Shri. K. S. Krishnan, Chennai – III)

Tamilarasu I BA 13UTA147 1700

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235. Mr. M. Krishnamurthy Endowment Scholarship (Mr. M. Krishnamurthy) – II

Mathiazhagan S I BA 13UTA105 1000

236. Smt. . Meenakshi Ammal and Shri. K Ramachandra Iyer Memorial Scholarship (Shri. R. Dwarakanathan) - II

Vijay R I BA 13UTA129 320

237. Dr. A. Antony Cruz & Mrs Stella Mary Scholarship. (to be awarded to poor and deserving catholic dalit)

Thennarasu II MA 12PTA809 625

COMBULIVES COLLEGE BAND

238. Mrs. Margaret Jeyaseelan Endowment Scholarship – I (to be given to Band Boys) (Mr. A. X. Alexander, IPS)

Kamalraj T I MA HRM 13PHR105 400

239. Mrs. Margaret Jeyaseelan Endowment Scholarship – I (to be given to Band Boys) (Mr. A. X. Alexander, IPS)

Walter Justin J I BBA 13UBU523 400

240. Mr. A. John Berchmans Scholarship – I Kaviarasu M I BBA 13UBU514 400

241. Mr. A. John Berchmans Scholarship – II Vinith Martin J XII 5256 400

242. Mr. Raphel Rodrigo Scholarship – I (Mrs. Cecilia Rodrigo) (to be given to Band Boys)

Jaya Suriya S VIII ‘C’ 2016 200

243. Mr. Raphel Rodrigo Scholarship – I (Mrs. Cecilia Rodrigo) (to be given to Band Boys)

Vimal Jose Niranjan A I BSc Phy 13UPH206 200

WARDS OF NON-TEACHING STAFF

244. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ, Endowment Scholarship (to be given to a son of Non-Teaching Staff Studying at St. Joseph’s College) – VI

Rubiya J II MA 12PEN113 750

245. Mr. & Mrs. Sebastiapillai Endowment Scholarship to be awarded to the children of Non-Teaching Staff (Mr. S. Jesudoss, Rtd. Junior Assistant)

Jasper Vivedhan V I MSc 13PCH110 800

246. Mr. S. Alphonse Memorial Endowment Scholarship (Son of Non-Teaching Staff)

Vinoth M I BA 13UEN124 325

247. Rev. Br. M. Irudhayam SJ Endowment Scholarship (Mr. P Mahimainesam, Jr. Asst.)

Wellington Prabu S III BSc 11UBO103 800

SHIFT II

DEPARTMENT OF BBA

248. Archbishop Rev. Dr. Casimir Gnanadickam SJ Scholarship (Mrs. & Dr. M A Savariar) (Catholic-Merit cum means basis)

Vinoth C

III BBA 11UBU610 1000


249. Rev. Dr. Antony A. Pappuraj SJ Scholarship (Staff of SJC. SFS College) (Merit-cum-means basis)

Mukesh G III B.Com 11UCO603 400

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS

250. Archbishop Rev. Dr. Casimir Gnanadickam SJ Scholarship (Mrs & Dr. M. A. Savariar) (Catholic-Merit cum means basis)

Narendran B III B. Sc 11UEL502 1000


251. Rev. Dr. Antony A. Pappuraj SJ Scholarship (Staff of SJC, SFS College) (Merit cum means basis)

Sathish R III B. Sc 11UMA514 400


252. Fr. K. P. Joseph Scholarship Elangovan K I M Sc 13PCS808 200

253. Fr. K. P. Joseph Scholarship Amala Jeni A I M Sc 13PCS826 200

254. Fr. K. P. Joseph Scholarship Edward Franics L I M Sc 13PCS828 200

255. Fr. K. P. Joseph Scholarship Ashwini M I M Sc 13PCS829 200

256. Basha Scholarship (Shri Madhani Basha) Prasanth S I M Sc 13PCS833 475

257. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ Endowment Scholarship (Catholic Dalit – Merit cum means basis)

Surendar X I MCA 13PCA810 400

258. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto SJ Endowment Scholarship (Catholic Dalit – Merit cum means basis)

Giridharan T II MCA 12PCA814 500


259. Basha Scholarship (Shri Madhani Basha) Raja M II MA 12PHS805 475

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

260. Rev. Dr. A. Irudayanathan Scholarship (Catholic-Merit cum means basis)

Maria Ruby Rathika B I MA 13PTA801 625

261. Rev. Dr. S. Lazar SJ Scholarship Mariammal K I MA 13PTA805 1000

262. Rev. Dr. S. Lazar SJ Scholarship Siriya Pushpa Rani S II MA 12PTA803 1000

263. Basha Scholarship (Shri Madhani Basha) Manikandan S II MA 12PTA806 475

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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

B.Sc. Botany (Batch 2013–2016)

I

1 Langugage: French / Hindi / Sanskrit / Tamil 44 43 97.73

2 General English - I 44 26 59.09

3 Algae And Bryophytes 44 35 79.55

4 Fungi, Plant Pathology And Lichens 44 36 81.82

5 Practical - I: Algae, Fungi, Bryophytes, Plant Pathology and Lichens 39 30 76.92

6 Zoology – I 44 26 59.09

7 Practical: Zoology – I 41 41 100.00

8 Value Education-I: Essentials of Ethics, Yoga and Stress Management 44 42 95.45

9 Communicative English 46 16 34.78


II

1 Language: French / Hindi / Tamil 9 8 88.89

2 General English – II 9 9 100.00

3 Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms and Paleobotany 9 9 100.00

4 Practical - II: Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms, Anatomy and Embryology 9 9 100.00

5 Zoology – II 9 9 100.00

6 Practical: Zoology – II 9 9 100.00

7 Anatomy And Embryology 9 7 77.78

8 Value Education - II: Foundations of Human Rights 9 9 100.00

9 Computer Literacy 9 9 100.00


Course B Sc Botany Batch 2012 – 2015

III


2 General English-Iii 8 6 75.00

3 Taxonomy of Angiosperms 8 8 100.00

4 Practical - III: Taxonomy of Angiosperms 8 8 100.00

5 Biometrics and Computer Applications - I 8 7 87.50

SHIFT - I

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6 Environmental Studies 8 7 87.50

7 Professional Ethics - I: Social Ethics 6 5 83.33

8 Professional Ethics - I: Religious Doctrine 2 2 100.00


IV


2 General English – IV 13 12 92.31

3 Cell and Molecular Biology 13 7 53.85

4 Practical - IV (Cell and Molecular Biology, Genetics, Plant Breeding and Evolution) 13 12 92.31

5 Chemistry for Biologists – II 8 7 87.50

6 Chemistry Practical 8 8 100.00

7 Biometrics and Computer Applications - II 5 5 100.00

8 Biometrics and Computer Applications Practical 5 5 100.00

9 Genetics, Plant Breeding and Evolution 13 7 53.85

10 Professional Ethics - II: Social Ethics 7 6 85.71

11 Professional Ethics - II: Religious Doctrine 6 4 66.67


V

1 Bio-Physics and Bio-Statistics 13 11 84.62

2 Practical - V: Bio Physics and Bio Statistics 13 10 76.92

3 Microbiology 13 6 46.15

4 Practical - VI: Microbiology and Genetic Engineering 13 13 100.00

5 Biopesticides 13 12 92.31

6 Bio-Diversity and Climate Change 12 10 83.33

7 Genetic Engineering 13 5 38.46

B.Sc. Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology (Batch 2010–2013)

VI

1 Plant Physiology 19 17 89.47

2 Practical - VII (Plant Physiology) 19 19 100.00

3 Biotechnology 19 19 100.00

4 Immunology 19 19 100.00

5 Practical - VIII (Biotechnology and Immunology) 19 19 100.00

6 Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine 19 18 94.74

7 Climate Change and Biodiversity 19 19 100.00

8 Biological Techniques 19 18 94.74

M.Sc. Botany (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Plant Diversity 17 15 88.24

2 Laboratory Course - I (Plant Diversity) 17 17 100.00

3 Molecular Genetics 17 16 94.12

4 Biodiversity and Climate Change 17 17 100.00

5 Laboratory Course – II (Molecular Genetics and Biodiversity) 17 16 94.12

6 Forestry and Wood Science 17 17 100.00

M Sc Botany (Batch 2012–2014)

II

1 Plant Physiology 14 14 100.00

2 Lab - III: Plant Physiology 14 14 100.00

3 Recombinant DNA Technology 14 13 92.86

4 Research Methodology 14 13 92.86

5 Lab - IV: Recombinant DNA Technology and Research Methodology 14 11 78.57

6 Herbal Science 14 14 100.00


III

1 Plant Systematics 14 14 100.00

2 Laboratory Course - V: Plant Systematics 14 14 100.00

3 Plant Breeding and Evolution 14 14 100.00

4 Biochemistry 14 14 100.00

5 Laboratory Course - VI: Biochemistry 14 13 92.86



IV

1 Microbiology and Pathology 19 19 100.00

2 Pharmacognosy 19 19 100.00

3 Practical - VII: Microbial and Pharmacognosy 19 19 100.00


5 Project Dissertation and Viva Voce 19 19 100.00

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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

MBA (Business Administration) (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Principles of Management and Organisational Behaviour 120 114 95.00

2 Quantitative Methods 120 95 79.17

3 Managerial Economics 120 114 95.00

4 Soft Skills for Managers 120 113 94.17

5 Accounting for Managers 120 74 61.67

6 Information Technology Skills for Managers 120 120 100.00


II

1 Entrepreneurship and Project Planning 118 109 92.37

2 Financial Management 118 99 83.90

3 Marketing Management 118 115 97.46

4 Production and Operations Management 118 117 99.15

5 Management Information Systems 118 117 99.15

6 Human Resource Management 118 118 100.00

7 Hindi 56 56 100.00

8 French 62 62 100.00


III

1 Strategic Management 118 110 93.22


3 Security Analysis and Portfolio Management 76 76 100.00

4 Management of Financial Service 76 74 97.37

5 Advertisement and Sales Promotion Management 70 66 94.29

6 Services Marketing 70 68 97.14

7 Training for Results 49 49 100.00

8 Performance and Compensation Management 49 49 100.00

9 Business Analytics 41 41 100.00

10 Data Mining and Data Warehousing 41 41 100.00

11 Legal Aspects of Business 118 118 100.00

12 Summer Internship 119 119 100.00


IV

1 International Business 117 117 100.00

2 Business Ethics 117 108 92.31

3 International Financial Management 81 79 97.53

4 Financial Derivatives 81 81 100.00

5 Retail Management 71 71 100.00

6 Sales and Distribution Management 71 71 100.00

7 Change Management and Organisational Development 47 47 100.00

8 Industrial Relations and Labour Legislation 47 47 100.00

9 Business Analytics 35 35 100.00

10 Decision Support System using Data Mining and Data Ware Housing 35 35 100.00

11 Project And Dissertation 117 117 100.00


B.Sc. Chemistry (Batch 2013–2016)

I

1 Langugage: French / Hindi / Tamil / Sanskrit 97 96 98.97


3 General Chemistry - I 97 86 88.66

4 Mathematics for Chemistry - I 97 71 73.20

5 Value Education - I: Essentials of Ethics, Yoga and Stress Management 97 94 96.91



II

1 Langugage: French / Hindi / Tamil 71 71 100.00


3 General Chemistry - II 71 58 81.69

4 Chemistry Practical - I 71 71 100.00

5 Chemistry Practical - II 70 68 97.14

6 Mathematics For Chemistry - II 71 32 45.07



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III


2 General English – III 67 63 94.03

3 General Chemistry - III 67 59 88.06

4 Physics for Chemistry - I 66 52 78.79





IV


2 General English - IV 86 84 97.67

3 General Chemistry - IV 86 81 94.19

4 Chemistry Practical - III 87 87 100.00

5 Essentials of P-Block Elements 86 75 87.21

6 Physics for Chemistry - II 71 64 90.14

7 Biochemistry - II 15 11 73.33

8 Physics Practical 73 73 100.00

9 Biochemistry Practical 15 15 100.00




V

1 Organic Chemistry - I 84 59 70.24

2 Inorganic Chemistry - I 84 58 69.05

3 Physical Chemistry - I 82 61 74.39

4 Chemistry of Biomolecules 85 82 96.47


VI

1 Organic Chemistry - II 68 57 83.82

2 Inorganic Chemistry - II 68 68 100.00

3 Chemistry Practical - IV 69 69 100.00

4 Chemistry Practical - V 69 69 100.00

5 Spectroscopy and Chemical Kinetics 68 65 95.59

6 Essentials of General Chemistry 68 67 98.53

M.Sc. Chemistry (Batch 2013–2015)

I



3 Physical Chemistry – I 33 21 63.64

4 Organic Chemistry Practical – I 33 33 100.00

5 Physical Chemistry Practical - I 33 33 100.00

6 Analytical and Photo Chemistry 33 31 93.94


II

1 Organic Chemistry - II 30 24 80.00

2 Inorganic Chemistry - II 31 16 51.61

3 Physical Chemistry - II 31 24 77.42

4 Organic Chemistry Practical - II 31 31 100.00

5 Physical Chemistry Practical - II 31 31 100.00


III

1 Organic Chemistry - III 31 20 64.52

2 Inorganic Chemistry - III 30 26 86.67

3 Physical Chemistry - III 31 22 70.97

4 Inorganic Chemistry Practical - I 31 31 100.00

5 Natural Products 30 24 80.00


IV

1 Organic Chemistry – IV 29 26 89.66

2 Inorganic Chemistry – IV 29 28 96.55

3 Analytical Methods 29 26 89.66

4 Thermodynamics 29 26 89.66

5 Project 29 29 100.00

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B.Sc. Computer Science (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Problem Solving Using C 62 59 95.16

4 Digital Computer Fundamentals 62 61 98.39

5 Software Lab - I (Problem Solving Using C) 61 61 100.00

6 Mathematics - I 62 36 58.06




II


2 General English - II 65 65 100.00

3 Programming in COBOL 65 63 96.92

4 Discrete Mathematics 65 63 96.92

5 Software Lab - II (COBOL) 65 65 100.00

6 Mathematics - II 65 50 76.92


8 Office Automation 67 67 100.00


III


2 General English - III 64 64 100.00

3 Programming in C++ 64 60 93.75

4 Software Lab - III (C++) 64 64 100.00

5 Applied Physics - I 64 62 96.88





IV



3 Data Structures and Algorithms 58 53 91.38

4 Software Lab - IV (Data Structures using C and C++) 56 56 100.00

5 Soft Skills 60 60 100.00

6 System Analysis and Design 59 55 93.22

7 Applied Physics - II 59 45 76.27

8 Applied Physics Practical 54 54 100.00




V

1 Programming in Java 59 50 84.75

2 Database Systems 58 40 68.97

3 Microcomputer Architecture 59 52 88.14

4 Software Lab - V (Java) 58 56 96.55

5 Software Lab - VI (RDBMS) 58 58 100.00

6 XML 59 55 93.22


VI

1 Computer Networks 61 61 100.00

2 Operating Systems 61 61 100.00

3 Hardware Lab (Electronics) 61 60 98.36

4 Computer Graphics 61 60 98.36

5 Project 61 61 100.00

6 Operations Research 61 61 100.00

7 Software Lab - VII (VB.NET) 61 61 100.00

MCA (Batch 2013–2016)

I

1 Programming in C and Unix 44 43 97.73

2 Mathematical Foundations 44 43 97.73

3 Organizational Behavior 44 44 100.00

4 Web User Interface Design 44 43 97.73

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6 Software Lab - I (C and Linux) 44 44 100.00

7 Software Lab - II (Web User Interface Design) 44 44 100.00

MCA (Batch 2012–2015)

II

1 Object Oriented Concepts and C++ 43 41 95.35




5 Software Labe - III: C++ 43 43 100.00

6 Software Lab - IV: Multimedia 43 43 100.00

7 Information Communication Technology (ICT) 43 43 100.00

MCA (Batch 2012–2015)

III


2 Probability and Statistics 49 39 79.59


4 Software Engineering 49 49 100.00

5 Software Lab - V: Java 49 49 100.00

6 Software Lab - VI: RDBMS 49 49 100.00

MCA (Batch 2011–2014)

IV

1 Programming with Win32 API And MFC 60 60 100.00

2 Accounting and Financial Management 60 59 98.33

3 Graph and Automata Theory 59 57 96.61

4 Computer Networks and Security 60 60 100.00

5 Software Lab - VII (VC++) 60 60 100.00

6 Software Lab - VIII (PHP & MySQL) 60 60 100.00

7 Quantitative Aptitude 60 60 100.00

8 Domain Study 60 60 100.00

9 Linux Administration 31 31 100.00

11 Component Programming 29 29 100.00

MCA (Batch 2011–2014)

V 1 Mini Project 60 60 100.00

2 Distributed Technologies 60 59 98.33

3 Computer Organization and Architecture 60 53 88.33

4 Management Information Systems and ERP 60 60 100.00

5 Unified Modeling Techniques 60 60 100.00

6 Software Lab - IX (Distributed Programming) 60 60 100.00

7 Software Lab - X (XML and WML) 60 60 100.00

8 Comprehensive Study 60 60 100.00

9 Principles of Compiler Design 60 60 100.00

MCA (Batch 2010–2013)

VI 1 Major Project 56 56 100.00


B.Com. (Batch 2013–2016)

I


2 General English – I 131 124 94.66

3 Financial Accounting 131 100 76.34

4 Business Organisation 131 105 80.15

5 Business Economics 131 114 87.02



B.Com. (Batch 2012–2015)

II



3 Special Accounting 141 123 87.23

4 Modern and Rural Banking 141 138 97.87

5 Marketing 141 127 90.07



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B.Com. (Batch 2012–2015)

III



3 Business Law 137 133 97.08

4 Accounting Packages 137 130 94.89

5 Computer Practical for Accounting Packages 137 137 100.00

6 Business Mathematics 61 54 88.52

7 Elements of Mathematics 75 44 58.67




B.Com. (Batch 2011–2014)

IV



3 Corporate Accounting 131 96 73.28


5 Business Correspondence 71 71 100.00

6 Company Law 62 57 91.94

7 Business Statistics 58 48 82.76

8 Elements of Statistics 75 46 61.33



B.Com. (Batch 2011–2014)

V

1 Cost Accounting 131 123 93.89

2 Business Management 130 130 100.00

3 Auditing 131 123 93.89

4 Accounting for Managerial Decisions 130 112 86.15


6 Retail Management 64 59 92.19

B.Com. (Batch 2010–2013)

VI

1 Cost and Strategic Financial Management 104 85 81.73

2 Income Tax Law and Practice 104 102 98.08

3 Information Technology 104 103 99.04

4 Entrepreneurial Development 46 46 100.00

5 Office Management 58 56 96.55

6 Global Trade Management 59 57 96.61

7 Management Information System 45 43 95.56

8 Computer Practical for Information Technology 105 105 100.00

M.Com. (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Advanced Corporate Accounting 39 36 92.31

2 Direct Taxation 39 39 100.00

3 Advertisement and Sales Promotion 39 38 97.44


5 Waste Management 39 38 97.44

M.Com. (Batch 2012–2014)

II



3 Cost System and Cost Control 39 39 100.00

4 Internet and E-Commerce 39 38 97.44

M.Com. (Batch 2012–2014)

III

1 Financial Services 38 35 92.11

2 Quantitative Techniques 38 33 86.84

3 NGO Management 38 38 100.00

4 Cyber Laws 38 38 100.00

5 In-Plant Training (Documentation and Presentation) 38 38 100.00

M.Com. (Batch 2011–2013)

IV

1 Global Financial Management 43 42 97.67

2 Business Ethics 43 43 100.00

3 Consumer Behavior 43 42 97.67

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5 Project Work and In-Plant Training Report 42 42 100.00

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

B.A. Economics (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Micro Economics - I 57 40 70.18

4 Indian Economic Development - I 55 53 96.36

5 Mathematical Methods In Economics - I 55 34 61.82




II



3 Micro Economics - II 23 20 86.96

4 Indian Economic Development - II 23 22 95.65

5 Mathematical Methods in Economics - II 23 17 73.91




III



3 Macro Economics - I 24 22 91.67

4 Urban Economics 23 21 91.30

5 Statistics for Economics - I 23 21 91.30





IV



3 Macro Economics - II 25 25 100.00

4 Labour Economics 25 25 100.00

5 Economics of Rural Development 11 10 90.91


7 Statistics for Economics - II 25 20 80.00




V

1 History of Economic Thought - I 24 24 100.00

2 Money and Banking 24 22 91.67

3 Research Methods in Economics 24 24 100.00

4 Economics of Infrastructure 24 24 100.00

5 Tamilnadu Economy 13 12 92.31

6 Tourism Management 11 10 90.91


VI

1 History of Economic Thought - II 32 30 93.75

2 Public Finance 32 29 90.63

3 International Economics 32 32 100.00

4 Economics of Social Issues 32 31 96.88

5 Economics of Gender and Development 32 31 96.88

6 Project Work 32 32 100.00

M.A. Economics (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Advanced Micro Economics - I 17 12 70.59

2 Analysis of Indian Economy 17 16 94.12

3 Public Economics 17 13 76.47

4 Statistical Tools for Economics 17 12 70.59

5 Computer Application in Economics 17 17 100.00

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II

1 Advanced Micro Economics - II 9 9 100.00

2 Mathematical Tools for Economics 9 8 88.89

3 Macro Economic Process 9 9 100.00




III

1 Economics of Growth and Development 9 9 100.00

2 Industrial Economics 9 9 100.00

3 Monetary Economics 9 9 100.00

4 Optimization Techniques in Economics 9 9 100.00


IV

1 International Economics 8 8 100.00

2 Industrial Economics 8 8 100.00



5 Optimization Techniques in Economics 8 8 100.00

6 Project 8 8 100.00


B.A. English (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 British Poetry - I (Chaucer to the Romantics) 62 49 79.03

4 British Prose 62 48 77.42

5 Social History of England 62 44 70.97




II



3 British Poetry - II (Victorian to Modern Period) 66 57 86.36

4 Indian Writing in English 66 51 77.27

5 English Literary Forms and Terms 66 66 100.00




III



3 British Drama - I (Renaissance to Neo-Classical Age) 65 62 95.38

4 British Novel - I (Neo-Classical to Victorian Age) 64 64 100.00

5 History of English Literature 31 18 58.06

6 Comparative Literature and Translation Studies 34 34 100.00





IV



3 British Drama - II (Victorian to Modern Age) 60 60 100.00

4 British Novel - II (Modern Age) 60 60 100.00

5 Contemporary American Literature 60 58 96.67

6 History of Literary Criticism (Plato to Modern Times) 28 27 96.43

7 Indian Diasporic Literature 32 30 93.75




V

1 Shakespeare - I 59 59 100.00

2 American Literature 59 54 91.53

3 World Classics Translated into English 59 55 93.22

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4 English Phonetics 59 59 100.00

5 News Reporting and Editing 59 59 100.00


VI


2 Subaltern Literature 64 64 100.00

3 New Literatures 64 64 100.00



6 Public Speaking in English 64 64 100.00

M.A. English (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 British Literature - I (Chaucer to John Bunyan) 46 41 89.13


3 Gender Studies 46 46 100.00


5 Shakespeare 46 44 95.65


II

1 British Literature - II (John Dryden to Jane Austen) 42 42 100.00

2 Comparative Literature 42 42 100.00

3 Post-Colonial Literatures 42 37 88.10

4 Linguistics and Applied Linguistics 42 40 95.24


III

1 British Literature - III (Tennyson to James Joyce) 41 40 97.56

2 Rhetoric and Research Methodology 41 41 100.00

3 Literary Criticism and Theory 41 41 100.00

4 World Classics in Translation 41 39 95.12



IV

1 Post Modern Fiction 46 46 100.00

2 Cultural Studies 46 45 97.83

3 Multi Vocational English 46 46 100.00

4 English Literature for Competitive Exams (NET & SLET) 46 46 100.00

5 Project 46 46 100.00


B.A. History (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Our Ancient Heritage (from Earliest Times to 712 AD) 57 46 80.70

4 Social and Cultural History of Tamil Nadu upto 1336 AD 56 36 64.29

5 Tourism Business 54 51 94.44




II



3 Medieval Indian History-I (From 712 To 1526 AD) 36 33 91.67

4 Social and Cultural History of Tamil Nadu From 1529 to Present Day 36 29 80.56

5 Tourism Product 36 24 66.67

6 Value Education - Ii: Foundations of Human Rights 36 35 97.22



III



3 Medieval Indian History - II (1526 - 1707) 35 26 74.29

4 Modern Governments 35 31 88.57

5 Tourism Marketing 14 14 100.00

6 Physical Education and Health Science - I 20 18 90.00



9 Professional Ethics - I: Religious Doctrine 9 8

88.89

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IV



3 Modern Indian History - I (from 1707 to 1857 AD) 19 17 89.47

4 World History (from 1453 to 1788) 19 16 84.21

5 Tourism and Travel Agency 9 9 100.00

6 Air Fares and Ticketing 10 9 90.00

7 Hospitality Management 8 8 100.00

8 Physical Education and Health Science - II 11 11 100.00




V

1 Modern Indian History - II (from 1857 to 1957 AD) 18 18 100.00

2 History of USA 18 18 100.00

3 Historiography 18 14 77.78

4 World History - II (1789 to Present Day) 18 18 100.00

5 Geographical Perspectives of India 8 8 100.00

6 Tourism and Automation 10 10 100.00


VI

1 Contemporary India (upto 2005) 33 33 100.00

2 World History - II (from 1789 to Present Day) 33 33 100.00

3 Human Rights 33 33 100.00

4 National Leaders and their Contribution towards Nation Building 33 33 100.00

5 Indian History for Competitive Examinations 33 33 100.00


DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

M.A. Human Resource Management (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Dynamics of Human Resource Management 44 44 100.00

2 Principles and Functions of Management 44 43 97.73

3 Organizational Behaviour 43 37 86.05

4 Knowledge Management 43 43 100.00



II

1 Human Resource Planning and Development 34 34 100.00

2 Labour Laws and Labour Welfare 34 30 88.24

3 Managerial Effectiveness 33 32 96.97

4 Field Exposure – II 32 32 100.00

5 Organizational Development 33 31 93.94


III

1 Research Methods for Managers 32 30 93.75

2 Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining 32 29 90.63

3 Total Quality Management 32 32 100.00

4 Internship Training 32 32 100.00

5 Compensation Management 32 32 100.00


IV

1 Counselling Skills for Managers 24 24 100.00

2 Performance Management 24 23 95.83

3 Corporate Social Responsibility 24 24 100.00

4 Information System for Managers 24 20 83.33

5 Human Resource Development 24 21 87.50



B.Sc. Mathematics (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Basic Mathematics 118 87 73.73

4 Integral Calculus 118 86 72.88

5 Statistics - I 115 80 69.57

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II



3 Analytical Geometry 117 98 83.76

4 Differential Equations 117 96 82.05

5 Statistics-Ii 117 100 85.47




III



3 Algebra - I 115 86 74.78

4 Classical Algebra 117 117 100.00

5 Physics - I 41 34 82.93

6 Basic Accounting 75 73 97.33





IV



3 Algebra - II 109 100 91.74

4 Sequences and Series 109 100 91.74

5 Graph Theory 109 86 78.90

6 Physics - II 30 29 96.67

7 Business Accounting 79 76 96.20





V

1 Linear Algebra 107 103 96.26

2 Real Analysis 107 105 98.13

3 Statics 107 104 97.20

4 Computer Oriented Numerical Methods in ’C’ Programming 107 99 92.52

5 Automata Theory 58 57 98.28

6 Combinatorics 49 43 87.76


VI

1 Complex Analysis 109 108 99.08


3 Dynamics 108 95 87.96

4 Computer Oriented Numerical Methods in C 108 93 86.11

5 Computer Lab (C Programming) 109 109 100.00

6 Fuzzy Theory 40 35 87.50

7 Number Theory 68 67 98.53

M.Sc. Mathematics (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Real Analysis - I 40 39 97.50

2 Linear Algebra 40 39 97.50

3 Ordinary Differential Equations 40 38 95.00

4 Classical Dynamics 40 38 95.00



II

1 Real Analysis - II 35 34 97.14

2 Algebra 35 33 94.29

3 Complex Analysis 35 34 97.14

4 Partial Differential Equations and Integral Transforms 35 32 91.43


III 1 Topology 35 32 91.43

2 Measure And Integration 35 33 94.29

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3 Stochastic Progress 34 30 88.24

4 Design and Analysis of Algorithm 35 35 100.00


IV

1 Functional Analysis 37 35 94.59

2 Fluid Dynamics 37 36 97.30


4 Algebraic Number Theory 37 37 100.00



B.Sc. Physics (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Mechanics and Properties of Matter 106 94 88.68

4 Mathematics - I 106 100 94.34




II



3 Electricity and Magnetism 81 77 95.06

4 Physics Practical - I 82 82 100.00

5 Basic Workshop Practice 82 82 100.00





III



3 Mathematical Physics 77 73 94.81

4 Chemistry – I 44 42 95.45

5 Computer Science - I 33 32 96.97





IV



3 Sound, Thermal and Statistical Physics 62 51 82.26

4 Physics Practical - II 62 61 98.39

5 Instrumentation 62 52 83.87

6 Chemistry - II 28 21 75.00


8 Computer Science - II 34 34 100.00

9 Computer Science Practical 34 34 100.00




V

1 Programming Skill in ’C’ for Solving Physics Problems 62 61 98.39

2 Atomic Solid State and Nuclear Physics 62 59 95.16

3 Analog Electronics 60 49 81.67

4 Physics Practical - III 62 61 98.39

5 Photography 62 62 100.00

6 Bio-Medical Instrumentation 62 60 96.77


VI

1 Optics, Spectroscopy and Lasers 96 96 100.00

2 Quantum Mechanics and Relativity 96 96 100.00

3 Digital Electronics and Microprocessor 96 89 92.71

4 Physics Practical - IV 96 95 98.96

5 Medical Physics 96 94 97.92

6 Communication Systems 55 53 96.36

7 Astrophysics 41 40 97.56

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M.Sc. Physics (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Classical Mechanics 33 32 96.97

2 Mathematical Physics 33 30 90.91

3 Analog and Digital Electronics 33 33 100.00

4 Physics Practical - I 33 33 100.00

5 Numerical and Statistical Methods 33 32 96.97


II

1 Quantum Mechanics 30 23 76.67

2 Electrodynamics and Plasma Physics 30 29 96.67

3 Microprocessor and Microcontroller 30 30 100.00

4 Physics Practical - II 30 30

100.00


III

1 Statistical Mechanics 30 30 100.00

2 Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy 30 30 100.00

3 Physics Practical - III 30 30 100.00

4 Fiber Optic Communications 30 30 100.00


IV

1 Nuclear Particle and Astrophysics 27 27 100.00

2 Condensed Matter Physics 27 27 100.00

3 Physics Practical - IV 27 27 100.00

4 Nano Science and Nano Technology 27 27 100.00

5 Project and Viva Voce 27 27 100.00

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

B.Sc. Statistics (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Descriptive Statistics 32 25 78.13

4 Computational Statistics - I 34 32 94.12

5 Computer Lab - I 31 31 100.00

6 Computers in Statistics - I (Office Automation) 32 29 90.63




II



3 Probability Theory 17 14 82.35

4 Computational Statistics - II 17 15 88.24

5 Computer Lab - II 17 17 100.00

6 Computers in Statistics - II: (C Programming) 17 17 100.00




III



3 Discrete Probability Distributions 16 16 100.00

4 Continuous Probability Distributions 16 14 87.50






IV



3 Elements of Statistical Inference 5 5 100.00

4 Numerical Mathematics 5 5 100.00




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V

1 Sampling Theory 5 5 100.00

2 Applied Statistics 5 5 100.00

3 Linear Models and Econometrics 5 5 100.00

4 Operations Research-I 5 5 100.00

5 Actuarial Statistics 5 5 100.00


VI

1 Design of Experiments 12 12 100.00

2 Engineering Statistics 12 12 100.00

3 Operations Research - II 12 12 100.00

4 Statistical Packages Theory and Practical (SPSS) 12 12 100.00

5 Group Project 12 12 100.00

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

B.A. Tamil (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Mozhipeyarpiyal 35 32 91.43

4 Seiyyul - I 34 33 97.06

5 Payanmurai Ilakkanam 34 31 91.18




II



3 Nannool-Ezhuththathikaaram 11 11 100.00

4 Samaya Ilakkiyam 11 11 100.00

5 Kalvettum Payanayialum 11 11 100.00




III



3 Agapporulum Purapporulum 11 11 100.00

4 Nannool – Chollathikaram 11 10 90.91

5 Natuppuraviyal 5 5 100.00

6 Ithazhiyal - Oor Arimugam 6 6 100.00





IV


2 General English-Iv 10 8 80.00

3 Yappum Aniyum 9 9 100.00

4 Kaninith Thamizh 10 9 90.00

5 Ilakkiya Varalaru 6 6 100.00

6 Maiyaarasu Panithervu Tamil 4 4 100.00




V

1 Thamizhmozhi Varalaarum Mozhiyialum 10 10 100.00

2 Naadagakkalai 10 10 100.00

3 Sanga Ilakkiyam - Oor Arimugam 10 10 100.00

4 Chitrilakkiyangal 10 10 100.00

5 Inaiyaththamizh Ilakkiyangal 10 10 100.00


VI

1 Thamizhaga Varalaarum Panpaadum 23 23 100.00

2 Thamizh Ilakkiaththiranaaivu 23 23 100.00

3 Thamizh Urainadai 23 23 100.00

4 Semmozhith Thamizh 23 23 100.00

5 Sidhdha Maruththuvam 11 11 100.00

6 Makkal Thagaval Thodarpiyal 12 12 100.00

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY

M.Sc. Biochemistry (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Biomolecular Chemistry 10 9 90.00



4 Laboratory Course - I 10 10 100.00

5 Life Sciences for Competitive Exams - I 5 4 80.00

6 Biochemistry of Natural Products 5 5 100.00


II

1 Enzymology and Bioenergetics 9 9 100.00

2 Cytogenetics and Molecular Biology 9 9 100.00

3 Laboratory Course – II 9 9 100.00

4 Life Sciences for Competitive Exams - II 4 4 100.00

5 Molecular Diagnostics 5 5 100.00


III

1 Clinical Biochemistry 9 7 77.78


3 Human Physiology 9 8 88.89

4 Laboratory Course – III 8 8 100.00

5 Review of Literature 8 8 100.00

6 Life Sciences for Competitive Exams - III 4 4 100.00

7 Drug Biology 5 4 80.00


IV

1 Human Physiology 9 9 100.00

2 Biochemical Technology 9 9 100.00

3 Project Dissertation and Viva Voce 9 9 100.00

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

M.Sc. Biotechnology (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Molecular Biology 10 10 100.00

2 Biochemistry 10 9 90.00


4 Lab Course - I (Molecular Biology, Genetics and Microbiology) 10 10 100.00

5 Lab Course - II (Biochemistry) 10 10 100.00

6 Developmental Biology 10 10 100.00


II

1 Recombinant DNA Technology 12 12 100.00


3 Lab - III rDNA Technology 12 12 100.00

4 Lab - IV: Immunology 12 12 100.00

5 Intellectual Property Right (IPR), Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP) and Environmental Biotechnology

6 6 100.00

6 Cellular, Molecular and Immunodiagnostics 6 6 100.00


III

1 Bio-Process Technology 12 12 100.00

2 Bio-Informatics 12 12 100.00

3 Genes, Genomics, Genomics and Proteomics 12 12 100.00

4 Laboratory Course - V: Bio-Informatics and Bio-Statistics 12 12 100.00

5 Laboratory Course - VI: Plant Tissue Culture and Bio-Process Technology 12 12 100.00

6 Bio-Instrumentation and Bio-Statistics 7 7 100.00

7 Drug Dynamics and Design 5 5 100.00


IV 1 Project Dissertation and Viva Voce 12 12 100.00

SHIFT - II

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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BBA Business Administration (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Organizational Behaviour 105 95 90.48






II



3 Management Principles 103 93 90.29


5 Computer Application Package for Managers 104 94 90.38




III





5 Industrial Relations 105 93 88.57





IV



3 Mathematics and Statistics for Managers 79 71 89.87

4 Business Law 79 71 89.87

5 Banking Theory and Practice 79 78 98.73





V

1 Production Management 75 67 89.33

2 Research Methods in Business 75 74 98.67

3 Management Accounting 75 71 94.67


5 Business Communication 36 36 100.00

6 Public Relations Management 39 39 100.00


VI

1 Capital Market and Financial Services 107 97 90.65


3 International Business 107 106 99.07



6 Project Work 105 105 100.00



I



3 Physical Chemistry - I 26 10 38.46

4 Organic Chemistry Practical - I 26 26 100.00

5 Physical Chemistry Practical - I 26 26 100.00

6 Analytical and Photo Chemistry 25 23 92.00

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II

1 Organic Chemistry – II 24 12 50.00

2 Inorganic Chemistry – II 24 18 75.00

3 Physical Chemistry – II 24 22 91.67

4 Organic Chemistry Practical – II 24 24 100.00

5 Physical Chemistry Practical – II 24 24 100.00


III

1 Organic Chemistry - III 24 21 87.50

2 Inorganic Chemistry - III 24 21 87.50

3 Physical Chemistry - III 24 17 70.83

4 Inorganic Chemistry Practical - I 24 24 100.00

5 Natural Products 24 18 75.00


IV

1 Organic Chemistry - IV 19 16 84.21

2 Inorganic Chemistry - IV 19 18 94.74

3 Analytical Methods 19 16 84.21

4 Thermodynamics 19 19 100.00

5 Project 19 19 100.00


B.Com. Commerce (Batch 2013–2016)

I




4 Business Organisation 99 64 64.65





II



3 Special Accounting 106 84 79.25

4 Modern And Rural Banking 106 99 93.40

5 Marketing 106 79 74.53




III



3 Business Law 100 100 100.00

4 Accounting Packages 102 85 83.33

5 Computer Practical for Accounting Packages 101 101 100.00







IV





5 Business Correspondence 70 69 98.57






V 1 Cost Accounting 69 57 82.61


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3 Auditing 69 57 82.61

4 Accounting for Managerial Decisions 69 56 81.16



VI

1 Cost And Strategic Financial Management 75 46 61.33

2 Income Tax Law And Practice 74 69 93.24

3 Information Technology 74 74 100.00


5 Global Trade Management 74 72 97.30

6 Computer Practical for Information Technology 74 74 100.00

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (CCA)

B.Com. Commerce Computer Applications (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Financial Accounting - I 62 62 100.00

4 Computer Fundamentals 62 62 100.00

5 Computer Fundamentals Practical 60 60 100.00





II



3 Financial Accounting - II 62 54 87.10


5 Office Automation Practicals 62 62 100.00

6 Marketing 62 62 100.00




III




4 Fundamentals of C Programming 61 60 98.36

5 Fundamentals of C Programming - Practical 61 61 100.00







IV



3 Management Accounting 48 37 77.08

4 Visual Basic 48 43 89.58

5 Visual Basic Practical 49 49 100.00







V


2 Business Law 47 46 97.87

3 Personality Development 47 47 100.00

4 Database Management System 47 47 100.00

5 Oracle-SQL Practical 47 47 100.00

6 Business Communication 47 47 100.00


VI

1 Income Tax 47 46 97.87

2 Investment Management 47 46 97.87

3 E-Commerce 47 42 89.36

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4 Global Financial Management 47 45 95.74

5 Project 46 46 100.00

6 Financial Accounting Package-Tally 47 46 97.87

M.Com. Commerce Computer Applications (Batch 2013–2015)

I




4 Internet Concepts 21 21 100.00

5 Software Lab - I: Web Designing 21 21 100.00

6 Entrepreneurship Development 21 21 100.00


II


2 Investment Management 24 24 100.00


4 Software Lab - II: RDBMS 24 24 100.00

5 Customer Relations Management 24 24 100.00


III


2 Organisational Behavior 23 23 100.00


4 Software Lab – III: Java 23 23 100.00

5 Data Mining 23 22 95.65

6 E-Commerce 23 22 95.65


IV


2 Financial Accounting Package - Tally 30 30 100.00

3 Financial Accounting Package - Tally Practical 30 30 100.00

4 Entrepreneurship Development 30 29 96.67

5 Distributed Technology 30 30 100.00




I



3 Problem Solving Using C 86 79 91.86


5 Software Lab - I (Problem Solving Using C) 86 85 98.84





II



3 Programming in COBOL 62 53 85.48

4 Discrete Mathematics 59 48 81.36

5 Software Lab - II (COBOL) 63 63 100.00





III



3 Programming in C++ 59 53 89.83

4 Software Lab - III (C++) 59 57 96.61

5 Applied Physics - I 57 52 91.23


7 Professional Ethics – I: Social Ethics 31 31 100.00

8 Professional Ethics – I : Religious Doctrine 27 15 55.56

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IV




4 Software Lab - IV (Data Structures using C and C++) 44 44 100.00

5 Soft Skills 45 44 97.78

6 System Analysis And Design 44 41 93.18


8 Applied Physics Practical 42 42 100.00




V



3 Microcomputer Architecture 42 39 92.86

4 Software Lab - V (Java) 44 44 100.00

5 Software Lab - VI (RDBMS) 44 44 100.00

6 XML 43 42 97.67


VI



3 Hardware Lab (Electronics) 45 45 100.00

4 Computer Graphics 44 44 100.00

5 Project 44 44 100.00


7 Software Lab - VII (VB.NET) 44 44 100.00

MCA Master of Computer Applications (Batch 2013–2016)

I

1 Programming in C and Unix 35 29 82.86


3 Organizational Behavior 35 33 94.29



6 Software Lab - I (C and Linux) 34 34 100.00

7 Software Lab - II (Web User Interface Design) 35 35 100.00


II

1 Object Oriented Concepts and C++ 18 18 100.00




5 Software Labe - III: C++ 18 18 100.00

6 Software Lab - IV: Multimedia 18 18 100.00

7 Information Communication Technology (ICT) 18 18 100.00


III


2 Probability and Statistics 21 16 76.19



5 Software Lab - V: Java 21 21 100.00

6 Software Lab - VI: RDBMS 21 21 100.00


IV

1 Programming with Win32 API and MFC 36 36 100.00

2 Accounting and Financial Management 36 31 86.11

3 Graph and Automata Theory 36 30 83.33

4 Computer Networks and Security 36 36 100.00

5 Software Lab - VII (VC++) 36 36 100.00

6 Software Lab - VIII (PHP & MySQL) 36 36 100.00

7 Quantitative Aptitude 36 35 97.22

8 Domain Study 36 36 100.00

9 Linux Administration 18 18 100.00

10 Database Administration 18 17 94.44

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V

1 Mini Project 36 36 100.00

2 Distributed Technologies 36 34 94.44

3 Computer Organization and Architecture 36 36 100.00

4 Management Information Systems and ERP 36 36 100.00


6 Software Lab - IX (Distributed Programming) 36 36 100.00

7 Software Lab - X (XML and WML) 36 36 100.00

8 Comprehensive Study 36 36 100.00

9 Principles of Compiler Design 36 36 100.00


VI 1 Major Project 49 49 100.00

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS

B.Sc. Electronics (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 Electric Circuit Analysis 20 16 80.00





II



3 Electronic Devices 13 12 92.31

4 Electronics Practical - I 13 13 100.00

5 Work Shop Practice - I 13 11 84.62





III



3 Electronic Circuits 13 10 76.92

4 Applied Physics – I 13 8 61.54





IV



3 Digital Electronics 10 8 80.00

4 Electronics Practicals - II 10 10 100.00

5 Programmable Logic Controller 10 9 90.00






V

1 Microprocessors and its Application 9 9 100.00

2 Linear Integrated Circuit 9 9 100.00

3 Microcontroller and its Application 9 8 88.89

4 Electronics Practical - III 9 9 100.00

5 Control System 9 9 100.00


VI

1 Analog Communication 37 34 91.89

2 Microcontroller and its Application 36 35 97.22

3 Signals and Systems 35 35 100.00

4 Electronics Practicals - IV 37 37 100.00

5 Control System 36 31 86.11

6 Programmable Logic Controllers and Programming 37 37 100.00

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VII

1 Digital Communication Techniques 37 33 89.19

2 Digital Signal Processing 37 33 89.19

3 VLSI and VHDL Programming 37 32 86.49

4 Electronics Practical - V 35 34 97.14


6 Mini Project and In-Plant Training 37 37 100.00

M.Sc. Electronics (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Design of Analog and Digital Circuits 12 11 91.67

2 Microprocessors and Programming 12 12 100.00

3 Signals and Systems 12 9 75.00

4 Electronics Practical - I 12 12 100.00

5 Communication Systems 12 12 100.00


II

1 Embedded System - I: Microcontrollers and Programming With IDE's 7 6 85.71

2 Digital Signal Processing 7 6 85.71

3 Electronics Practical - II 7 7 100.00

4 Mobile Communication 7 7 100.00


III

1 Embedded System - II: PIC Controller and RTOS 7 7 100.00

2 VLSI Design and VHDL Programming 7 7 100.00

3 Electronics Practical - III 7 7 100.00

4 In-Plant Training and Literature Survey 7 7 100.00

5 Medical Electronics 7 7 100.00


IV

1 Programmable Digital Signal Processor and MATLAB 11 11 100.00

2 Power Electronics 11 11 100.00

3 Medical Electronics 11 11 100.00




I


2 General English – I 108 89 82.41

3 British Poetry - I (Chaucer to the Romantics) 108 84 77.78

4 British Prose 106 90 84.91

5 Social History of England 107 77 71.96




II



3 British Poetry - II (Victorian to Modern Period) 43 30 69.77


5 English Literary Forms and Terms 43 35 81.40




III



3 British Drama - I (Renaissance to Neo-Classical Age) 42 39 92.86

4 British Novel - I (Neo-Classical to Victorian Age) 43 42 97.67

5 History of English Literature 21 17 80.95

6 Comparative Literature and Translation Studies 22 18 81.82





IV 1 Langugage: French / Hindi / Tamil 111 105 94.59

2 General English - Iv 111 110 99.10

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3 British Drama - II (Victorian to Modern Age) 111 110 99.10



6 History of Literary Criticism (Plato to Modern Times) 55 55 100.00

7 Indian Diasporic Literature 56 54 96.43




V

1 Shakespeare - I 109 109 100.00


3 World Classics Translated into English 109 98 89.91

4 English Phonetics 108 106 98.15

5 News Reporting and Editing 108 108 100.00


VI


2 Subaltern Literature 111 111 100.00




6 Public Speaking in English 111 111 100.00


I

1 British Literature - I (Chaucer to John Bunyan) 46 39 84.78


3 Gender Studies 45 42 93.33


5 Shakespeare 46 44 95.65


II

1 British Literature - II (John Dryden to Jane Austen) 42 35 83.33

2 Comparative Literature 42 39 92.86

3 Post-Colonial Literatures 42 39 92.86

4 Linguistics and Applied Linguistics 42 41 97.62


III

1 British Literature - III (Tennyson to James Joyce) 40 40 100.00

2 Rhetoric and Research Methodology 40 40 100.00

3 Literary Criticism and Theory 40 39 97.50

4 World Classics in Translation 40 38 95.00



IV

1 Post Modern Fiction 29 29 100.00

2 Cultural Studies 29 29 100.00

3 Multi Vocational English 29 29 100.00

4 English Literature for Competitive Exams (NET & SLET) 29 29 100.00

5 Project 29 29 100.00


M.A. History (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Socio-Political and Cultural History of India - I (upto 1206 AD) 3 3 100.00

2 Socio-Cultural History of Tamil Nadu (1800 AD - 2000 AD) 3 3 100.00

3 Socio-Political and Cultural History Of World-I (1453 AD-1815 AD) 3 3 100.00

4 History of Science and Technology 3 3 100.00

5 Indian Geography 3 3 100.00


II

1 Socio-Political and Cultural History of India under Delhi Sultanate 14 14 100.00

2 Socio-Political Cultural History of World - II (AD 1815-1945) 14 14 100.00

3 Historiography 14 13 92.86

4 Human Rights 14 14 100.00


III

1 Socio Political and Cultural History of India Under Mughals 13 13 100.00

2 Indian Freedom Struggle 13 11 84.62

3 Women Studies in India 13 13 100.00


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IV

1 International Relations (Since 1945) 4 4 100.00

2 History of USA 4 4 100.00

3 Contemporary India 4 4 100.00

4 Women Studies in India 4 4 100.00

5 General Studies for Competitive Examinations 4 4 100.00

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT


II

1 Human Resource Planning and Development 10 10 100.00

2 Labour Laws and Labour Welfare 10 7 70.00

3 Managerial Effectiveness 10 10 100.00

4 Field Exposure - II 10 10 100.00

5 Organizational Development 10 9 90.00


III

1 Research Methods for Managers 10 7 70.00

2 Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining 10 8 80.00

3 Total Quality Management 10 10 100.00

4 Internship Training 10 10 100.00

5 Compensation Management 10 10

100.00


IV

1 Counselling Skills for Managers 11 11 100.00

2 Performance Management 11 11 100.00

3 Corporate Social Responsibility 11 11 100.00

4 Information System for Managers 11 9 81.82

5 Human Resource Development 11 8 72.73


DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

BCA Computer Application (Batch 2013–2016)

I



3 C Programming 122 110 90.16


5 Software Lab - I (C Programming) 121 119 98.35





II



3 C++ and Data Structures 107 92 85.98

4 Software Lab – II (C++ and Data Structures) 111 111 100.00



7 Web User Interface 113 106 93.81


III



3 VB.NET 107 95 88.79

4 Software Lab - III (VB.NET) 105 101 96.19

5 Basic Accounting 102 77 75.49





IV 1 Langugage: French / Hindi / Tamil 76 76 100.00


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3 Relational Database Management System 76 65 85.53

4 Software Lab - IV: RDBMS 74 74 100.00

5 Numerical Aptitude 76 62 81.58

6 Business Accounting 76 70 92.11




V

1 Java Programming 76 70 92.11


3 Operating System 76 70 92.11

4 Multimedia 76 75 98.68

5 Software Lab - V (Java Programming) 76 76 100.00

6 Software Lab - VI (Multimedia) 76 76 100.00

7 Unified Modeling Language 76 75 98.68


VI



3 Software Lab - VI (Java Programming) 98 98 100.00

4 Flash 98 98 100.00


M.Sc. Computer Science (Batch 2013–2015)

I


2 Advanced Database Systems 37 35 94.59


4 Lab: Java Programming 37 37 100.00

5 Lab: RDBMS and D2K 37 37 100.00

6 OOAD and UML 36 32 88.89


II

1 Web Development with ASP.NET 39 38 97.44

2 Distributed Operating Systems 39 37 94.87

3 Microprocessors and Interfacing 39 39 100.00

4 Lab: ASP.NET 39 39 100.00

5 Fundamentals of Mobile and Pervasive Computing 39 36 92.31


III

1 PHP With MySQL 39 38 97.44


3 Cryptography and Network Security 39 32 82.05

4 Lab: PHP 39 39 100.00


6 Data Warehousing and Data Mining 39 31 79.49


IV 1 Major Project 63 63 100.00

M.Sc. Information Technology (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 C++ and Data Structures 17 17 100.00

2 Advanced Database Systems 17 15 88.24


4 Lab: C++ and Data Structures 18 18 100.00

5 Lab: RDBMS and D2K 18 18 100.00



II


2 Web Development with ASP.NET 27 27 100.00

3 Lab: Java 27 27 100.00

4 Lab: ASP.NET 27 27 100.00

5 Graphics and Multimedia 27 26 96.30


III

1 PHP With MySQL 26 26 100.00


3 Communication Network 26 17 65.38

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4 Lab: PHP, Photoshop and Flash 27 27 100.00


6 Data Warehousing and Data Mining 26 26 100.00


IV 1 Major Project 39 39 100.00

PG DCSA

PGDCSA (Batch 2012–2013)

II

1 Visual Programming 25 25 100.00

2 Web Design 25 25 100.00 3 Foundations Of Computer Science-Ii 25 25 100.00

4 Lab: Vb And Html 25 25 100.00



I



3 Basic Mathematics 48 31 64.58 4 Integral Calculus 48 41 85.42

5 Statistics - I 48 30 62.50 6 Value Education - I: Essentials of Ethics, Yoga and Stress Management 48 45 93.75



II


2 General English - II 26 24 92.31 3 Analytical Geometry 26 15 57.69

4 Differential Equations 26 18 69.23

5 Statistics - II 26 20 76.92




III


2 General English - III 25 19 76.00 3 Algebra - I 25 18 72.00

4 Classical Algebra 25 24 96.00 5 Physics - I 8 6 75.00

6 Basic Accounting 16 15 93.75 7 Environmental Studies 25 14 56.00

8 Professional Ethics - I: Social Ethics 20 19 95.00 9 Professional Ethics - I: Religious Doctrine 5 4 80.00


IV

1 Langugage: French / Hindi / Tamil 13 13 100.00 2 General English - IV 13 13 100.00

3 Algebra - II 12 12 100.00

4 Sequences and Series 13 12 92.31 5 Graph Theory 12 10 83.33

6 Physics - II 13 10 76.92 7 Physics Practical 13 13 100.00

8 Professional Ethics - II: Social Ethics 6 6 100.00 9 Professional Ethics - II: Religious Doctrine 7 6 85.71


V

1 Linear Algebra 13 11 84.62 2 Real Analysis 13 11 84.62

3 Statics 13 12 92.31 4 Computer Oriented Numerical Methods in ’C’ Programming 13 11 84.62



VI

1 Complex Analysis 30 26 86.67 2 Operations Research 30 23 76.67

3 Dynamics 30 25 83.33 4 Computer Oriented Numerical Methods in C 30 27 90.00

5 Computer Lab (C Programming) 31 31 100.00

6 Fuzzy Theory 30 24 80.00


I

1 Real Analysis - I 39 37 94.87

2 Linear Algebra 39 38 97.44 3 Ordinary Differential Equations 39 34 87.18

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4 Classical Dynamics 39 33 84.62



II

1 Real Analysis - II 41 37 90.24

2 Algebra 41 39 95.12 3 Complex Analysis 41 41 100.00

4 Partial Differential Equations and Integral Transforms 41 36 87.80


III

1 Topology 40 30 75.00 2 Measure and Integration 40 39 97.50

3 Stochastic Progress 40 39 97.50 4 Design and Analysis of Algorithm 40 37 92.50


IV

1 Functional Analysis 31 30 96.77

2 Fluid Dynamics 31 29 93.55 3 Automata Theory 31 31 100.00

4 Algebraic Number Theory 31 31 100.00 5 Project Work 31 31 100.00



I

1 Langugage: French / Hindi / Sanskrit / Tamil 40 38 95.00 2 General English - I 40 34 85.00

3 Mechanics and Properties of Matter 40 33 82.50 4 Mathematics – I 40 25 62.50




IV

1 Langugage: French / Hindi / Tamil 12 12 100.00 2 General English - IV 12 12 100.00

3 Sound, Thermal and Statistical Physics 11 7 63.64 4 Physics Practical - II 12 12 100.00

5 Instrumentation 12 8 66.67 6 Chemistry - II 12 4 33.33


8 Professional Ethics - II: Social Ethics 8 8 100.00 9 Professional Ethics - II: Religious Doctrine 3 2 66.67


V

1 Programming Skill in ‘C’ for Solving Physics Problems 12 8 66.67

2 Atomic Solid State and Nuclear Physics 12 10 83.33 3 Analog Electronics 12 10 83.33

4 Physics Practical - III 12 11 91.67 5 Photography 12 12 100.00

6 Bio-Medical Instrumentation 12 9 75.00


VI

1 Optics, Spectroscopy and Lasers 23 23 100.00 2 Quantum Mechanics and Relativity 24 22 91.67

3 Digital Electronics and Microprocessor 24 23 95.83 4 Physics Practical - IV 24 24 100.00

5 Medical Physics 24 24 100.00

6 Astrophysics 24 24 100.00


I

1 Classical Mechanics 26 26 100.00

2 Mathematical Physics 26 22 84.62 3 Analog and Digital Electronics 26 25 96.15

4 Physics Practical - I 26 26 100.00 5 Numerical and Statistical Methods 26 24 92.31


II

1 Quantum Mechanics 35 25 71.43 2 Electrodynamics and Plasma Physics 35 32 91.43

3 Microprocessor and Microcontroller 35 32 91.43 4 Physics Practical - II 35 35 100.00


III

1 Statistical Mechanics 34 34 100.00 2 Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy 35 34 97.14

3 Physics Practical - III 35 35 100.00 4 Fiber Optic Communications 35 35 100.00

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IV

1 Nuclear Particle and Astrophysics 23 17 73.91

2 Condensed Matter Physics 23 19 82.61 3 Physics Practical - IV 23 23 100.00

4 Nano Science and Nano Technology 23 22 95.65 5 Project and Viva Voce 23 23 100.00

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

MA Tamil Literature (Batch 2013–2015)

I

1 Ikkaala Ilakkiyam 5 5 100.00

2 Tholkaappiyam – Ezhuththathikaaram 5 5 100.00 3 Bakthi Ilakkiyam 5 5 100.00

4 Ilakkiya Kolkaigal 5 5 100.00 5 Ithazhialum Makkal Thagaval Thodarpiyalum 5 5 100.00


II

1 Sanga Ilakkiyam 7 7 100.00 2 Tholkaappiyam-Sollathikaaram 7 7 100.00

3 Samuthaaya Maatra Ilakkiyam 7 7 100.00 4 Ciriththava Ilakkiyamum Thamizh Thondum 7 7 100.00


III

1 Kappiyangal 7 7 100.00

2 Tholkappiyam - Porulathikaram-I 7 7 100.00 3 Oppeettu Nokkil Ulaga Semmozhigal 7 7 100.00

4 Naattuppuraviyal Adippadaigal 7 7 100.00


IV

1 Mozhipeyarppukkalai 4 4 100.00

2 Chittrilakkiyangal 4 4 100.00 3 Aaivu Nerimuraigalum Payanmurai Ilakkanamum 4 4 100.00

4 Nattuppuraviyal Adippadaigal 4 4 100.00 5 Thittakatturai 4 4 100.00

TEACHERS’ DAY (Shift-II)

TEACHERS’ DAY (Shift-I)

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SHIFT I

I UG – FIRST SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Foundation Course: Value Education: Essentials of Ethics, Yoga & Stress Management

Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.

BA, BSc and BCom Thiru AIX Bosco Memorial Medal

(Mrs Rita Bosco) (First)

Sanjeev Kumar K 13UCH117

College Management Prize (Second) Amrith Kevin S 13UHS120

Dara Ravi Teja 13UHS123

Language: General Tamil I


BA, BSc and BCom Rev Fr Alappat SJ, Medal (College Teaching Staff) (First) Amrith Kevin S 13UHS120

College Management Prize (Second) Aazhivaendhan G 13UBO104

Language: French I


BA, BSc and BCom College Management Medal (First) Zenith L M 13UCH160

Arunpandiyan A 13UCS155

College Management Prize (Second) Akshay Sundaram V 13UCO101

Rajkumar P V 13UCO213

Sunil Kumar S 13UCO222

Language: Hindi I


BA, BSc and

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Lawrens Kerketta 13UHS127

College Management Prize (Second) Raju Lakra 13UEN153

Ravindra Tirkey 13UHS126

Language: Sanskrit I


BA, BSc and BCom College Management Medal (First) Hari Kishore S 13UCO140

College Management Prize (Second) Shivaraju S 13UHS124

General English I


BA, BSc and BCom Rev Fr Leigh Medal (Old Students & Friends) (First) Amrith Kevin S 13UHS120

College Management Prize (Second) Archana S 13UST110

Major

ACADEMIC AWARDS (170th College Day)

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Botany Dr Mariaraj Medal (First) Aazhivaendhan G 13UBO104

College Management Prize (Second) Vennila K 13UBO132

Chemistry Thiru AIX Bosco Memorial Medal (Mrs Rita Bosco) (First) Sanjeev Kumar K 13UCH117

College Management Prize (Second) Zenith L M 13UCH160

Manojguru V 13UCH201

Commerce Thiru A Xavier Mathew Medal (Office Staff) (First) Akshay Sundaram V 13UCO101

College Management Prize (Second) Rajkumar P V 13UCO213

Computer Science Thiru A Xavier Mathew Medal (Office Staff) (First) Arunpandiyan A 13UCS155

College Management Prize (Second) Thirumalaivasan V 13UCS147

Economics Dr A Mariaraj Medal (First) Chigurupati Manoj Kumar 13UEC103

College Management Prize (Second) Damala Madhu Babu 13UEC104

English Literature Fr Gordon Had Field Medal (Sri S Krishnamurthi Iyer) (First) Paranthaman A 13UEN120

College Management Prize (Second) Jefin A James 13UEN163

History Prof A Albert Lobo Medal (Dr Christian Gomez) (First) Amrith Kevin S 13UHS120

College Management Prize (Second) Dara Ravi Teja 13UHS123

Mathematics Fr Saldanha Medal (First) John Sebastian 13UMA161

College Management Prize (Second) Jeevanathan N 13UMA166

Physics Fr Gombart Medal (Old Student) (First) Subash S 13UPH205

College Management Prize (Second) Jayaprakash J 13UPH152

Statistics Fr Anselm Miranda SJ Memorial Medal (Dr R Sebastian) (First) Archana S 13UST110

College Management Prize (Second) Abirami A 13UST120

Siva Praveena K 13UST142

Tamil Literature Thiru M Antonisamy & Tmt Arockiasamy Endowment Medal (Mr a

Wilson Aloysious MA MEd MCom) (First)

Thamizhmani T 13UTA112

College Management Prize (Second) Gunasekaran K 13UTA109

Allied Compulsory


Botany Zoology I

College Management Prize (First) Aazhivaendhan G 13UBO104

College Management Prize (Second) Vennila K 13UBO132

Chemistry Mathematics for Chemistry I

College Management Prize (First) Augastus Camellus R B 13UCH260

College Management Prize (Second) Sanjeev Kumar K 13UCH117

Remi Feniton S 13UCH203

Commerce Business Economics

College Management Prize (First) Akshay Sundaram V 13UCO101

College Management Prize (Second) Praveen M 13UCO212

Computer Science Mathematics I

College Management Prize (First) Maheswaran S 13UCS143

College Management Prize (Second) Yogansai A M 13UCS104

Economics Mathematical Methods in Economics I

College Management Prize (First) Subashchandrabose R 13UEC160

College Management Prize (Second) Thinakaraanand S 13UEC159

English Literature Remedial Grammar

College Management Prize

(First) Raju Lakra 13UEN153


(Second) Arockia Vallapa Raja A 13UEN172

History Tourism Business


(First) Amrith Kevin S 13UHS120


(Second) Dara Ravi Teja 13UHS123

Mathematics Statistics I

College Management Prize (First) Michaelarunvijayaraj A 13UMA155

College Management Prize (Second) Jeevanathan N 13UMA166

Manoj Kumar B 13UMA246

Physics Mathematics I

College Management Prize (First) Subash S 13UPH205

John Kennedy S 13UPH246

College Management Prize (Second) Sakthivel K 13UPH108

Rajan S 13UPH263

Statistics Computers in Statistics - I

(Office Automation)


(First) Christopher A 13UST101


(Second) Siva Praveena K 13UST142

Tamil Literature Payanmurai Ilakkanam

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College Management Prize (First) Vijay M 13UTA123

College Management Prize (Second) Marimuthu K 13UTA130

I UG – SECOND SEMESTER – APRIL 2013

Foundation Course: Techniques of Social Analysis


BA, BSc and BCom College Management Medal (First) Yogananth N V U 12UCO231

Jose Antony A 12UPH235

College Management Prize (Second) Calvinshijo M 12UPH208

Language: General Tamil II


BA, BSc and BCom Fr CK Swamy SJ, Silver Jubilee Medal (College Non-Teaching Staff)

(First) Hari Haran A K 12UCO107

College Management Prize (Second) Vivek S 12UCH241

Rickson Robert A 12UEN157

Language: French II


BA, BSc and BCom Fr Boutelin SJ, Medal (Nemum Natesa Iyer) (First) Joshua Jennkin T 12UCO177

Lazarus Timothy Boaz M J 12UCO260

College Management Prize (Second) John Paul L 12UCS161


Language: Hindi II


BA, BSc and BCom Parvathi Ammal Medal (Nemum Natesa Iyer) (First) G R George Hansdak 12UEN173

Ajeeth Suryash V 12UPH133

Muthukarthikeyan G 12UPH142

College Management Prize (Second) Jitendra Toppo 12UEC115

General English II


BA & BSc and BCom Fr Sequeria SJ, Medal (New Hostel Students) (First) Josephmelkisatheak Y 12UHS111

College Management Prize (Second) John Paul L 12UCS161

Xavier Samuvel J 12UMA247

Major


Botany Fr Sewell Medal II (Nemum Natesa Iyer) (First) Uthiriya Mary J 12UBO105

College Management Prize (Second) Samsonbalan R 12UBO101

Chemistry Prof AC Joseph Medal II (Old Students) (First) Vivek S 12UCH241

College Management Prize (Second) Kantha Ruban S 12UCH204

Commerce N Ramasamy Iyer Medal (Sri Allur N Ramasamy Iyer) (First) Sri Saaligram K G 12UCO106

College Management Prize (Second) Naga Arjun S 12UCO108

Computer Science Fr Pinto SJ, Medal (Mr N Janakiraman) (First) Vijayendran G 12UCS117

College Management Prize (Second) Albinus M 12UCS160

Economics Prof Irudayaraj Medal (Old Students & Friends) (First) Manti Raju 12UEC102

College Management Prize (Second) Chigurupati Amar Kumar 12UEC105

English Literature Prof Devasia Medal II (Old Students & Friends) (First) Elsin Pravin S 12UEN140

College Management Prize (Second) Melkieus J 12UEN106

History Thiru Periyakaruppan Chettiar Medal (VPMP Chettiar) (First) Kannan K 12UHS112

College Management Prize (Second) Padmavathi S 12UHS135

Mathematics Fr De Fernando Medal (Old Students) (First) Yoshuva Genesis F 12UMA216

College Management Prize (Second) Patric Richard A 12UMA219

Physics Fr Gombart Medal II (Old Student) (First) Calvinshijo M 12UPH208

College Management Prize (Second) Ajeeth Suryash V 12UPH133

Statistics Thiru GV Ramachandran Medal II (Old Students) (First) Muthamizhselvi R 12UST111

College Management Prize (Second) Santhosh Kumar G 12UST109

Tamil Literature Thiru Michael Gomez Medal (Prof S Albert Lobo MA BL) (First) Ravi Kumar S 12UTA111

College Management Prize (Second) Sharjin A 12UTA104

Allied Compulsory


Botany Zoology II (Agricultural Entomology)

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College Management Prize (First) Uthiriya Mary J 12UBO105


Chemistry Mathematics for Chemistry II

College Management Prize (First) Vivek S 12UCH241

College Management Prize (Second) Shaktivel M 12UCH127

Karthik Rajan R 12UCH131

Commerce Marketing

College Management Prize (First) Lazarus Timothy Boaz M J 12UCO260

College Management Prize (Second) Yogananth N V U 12UCO231

Computer Science Mathematics II

College Management Prize (First) Shriram S 12UCS172

College Management Prize (Second) Vijayendran G 12UCS117

Economics Mathematical Methods in Economics II

College Management Prize (First) Chigurupati Amar Kumar 12UEC105

College Management Prize (Second) Manti Raju 12UEC102

Anitha K 12UEC119

English Literature English Literary Forms and Terms

College Management Prize (First) G R George Hansdak 12UEN173

College Management Prize (Second) Vijaya Baskar P K 12UEN111

History Tourism Product

College Management Prize (First) Josephmelkisatheak Y 12UHS111

Padmavathi S 12UHS135

College Management Prize (Second) Kannan K 12UHS112

Mathematics Statistics II

College Management Prize (First) Yoshuva Genesis F 12UMA216

College Management Prize (Second) Arul Deepak I 12UMA261

Physics Mathematics II

College Management Prize (First) Calvinshijo M 12UPH208

College Management Prize (Second) Ajeeth Suryash V 12UPH133

Statistics Computers in Statistics II (C Programming)

College Management Prize (First) Muthamizhselvi R 12UST111

College Management Prize (Second) Kavipriya V 12UST113

Tamil Literature Kalvettum Payanaiyalum

College Management Prize (First) Ravi Kumar S 12UTA111

College Management Prize (Second) Sharjin A 12UTA104

II UG – THIRD SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Foundation Course: Professional Ethics-I: Social Ethics


BA, BSc and BCom Fr Betram Medal (Dr Loganathan) (First) Kantha Ruban S 12UCH204


Emmanuel Jaison P 12UPH106

Foundation Course: Professional Ethics-I : Religious Doctrine


BA, BSc and BCom Thiru Sinnaswamy Lobo Medal (First) Albinus M 12UCS160


Foundation Course: Environmental Studies


BA, BSc and BCom Thiru M Antonisamy & Tmt Arockiasamy Endowment Medal (Mr A

Wilson Aloysius MA, MEd, MCom) (First)

Yogananth N V U 12UCO231

College Management Prize (Second) Lazarus Timothy Boaz M J 12UCO260

Language: General Tamil III


BA, BSc and BCom College Management Medal (First) Vijaya Baskar P K 12UEN111

College Management Prize (Second) Naga Arjun S 12UCO108

Yoshuva Genesis F 12UMA216

Language: French III


BA, BSc and BCom College Management Medal (First) Albinus M 12UCS160


College Management Prize (Second) Joshua Jennkin T 12UCO177

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John Paul L 12UCS161

Language: Hindi III


BA, BSc and BCom College Management Medal (First) Jitendra Toppo 12UEC115

Muthukarthikeyan G 12UPH142

College Management Prize (Second) Kesow K K 12UCO174

G R George Hansdak 12UEN173

General English III


BA, BSc & BCom College Management Medal (First) John Paul L 12UCS161

College Management Prize (Second) Calvinshijo M 12UPH208

Major


Botany Prof Kalyanasundaram Medal (Prof Kalyanasundaram Memorial

Committee) (First) Uthiriya Mary J 12UBO105


Chemistry Fr Ehrhart SJ, Silver Jubilee Medal (Ayyasamy & Ayyasamy Vandayar)

(First) Kantha Ruban S 12UCH204


Commerce Thiru M Antonisamy & Tmt Arockiasamy Endowment Medal (Mr A MA,

MEd, MCom) (First) Naga Arjun S 12UCO108

College Management Prize (Second) Sri Saaligram K G 12UCO106

Computer Science Devan Bahadur Iyer Medal (Sri SN Iyer)

(First) John Paul L 12UCS161


(Second) Vijayendran G 12UCS117

Economics Prof George Vasanthan Medal (Prof Mrs Melucina Vasanthan) (First) Manti Raju 12UEC102

College Management Prize (Second) Chigurupati Amar Kumar 12UEC105

English Literature Dr M N Sundararaman Medal (First) Melkieus J 12UEN106

College Management Prize (Second) Vijaya Baskar P K 12UEN111

History Fr Provincial Medal (Jesuit Madurai Province) (First) Kannan K 12UHS112

Padmavathi S 12UHS135

College Management Prize (Second) Ragul Raja M 12UHS140

Mathematics Thiru Rengasamy Naicker Medal (Sri R Naicker) (First) Arul Deepak I 12UMA261

College Management Prize (Second) Kingsroy P 12UMA102

Physics Thiru N S Natesa Iyer Medal (Tmt N Meenackchi) (First) Calvinshijo M 12UPH208

College Management Prize (Second) Muthukarthikeyan G 12UPH142

Statistics Thiru Ganapathy Sastri Memorial Medal (Sri GT Sastri MA BL) (First) Muthamizhselvi R 12UST111


Tamil Literature Fr Mahe SJ, Medal (Prof Lobo) (First) Ravi Kumar S 12UTA111

College Management Prize (Second) Joseph Mariyaraj 12UTA126

Allied Optional


Botany Biometrics and Computer Applications I

College Management Prize (First) Uthiriya Mary J 12UBO105

College Management Prize (Second) Hemalatha R 12UBO112

Chemistry Physics For Chemistry-I

College Management Prize (First) Kantha Ruban S 12UCH204


Commerce Business Mathematics

College Management Prize (First) Sri Saaligram K G 12UCO106

College Management Prize (Second) Ram Prakash R 12UCO230

Yogananth N V U 12UCO231

Elements of Mathematics

College Management Prize (First) Praveen S V 12UCO270

College Management Prize (Second) Rooban J 12UCO149

Computer Science Applied Physics I

College Management Prize (First) Shree Rajaram R 12UCS136

College Management Prize (Second) Vijayendran G 12UCS117

Economics Statistics for Economics-I

College Management Prize (First) Chigurupati Amar Kumar 12UEC105

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English Literature History of English Literature

College Management Prize (First) Elsin Pravin S 12UEN140

College Management Prize (Second) Melkieus J 12UEN106

Comparative Literature and Translation Studies

College Management Prize (First) Muvvala Rohith Roy 12UEN115

College Management Prize (Second) Jerome Kumar A 12UEN109

Vijaya Baskar P K 12UEN111

History Tourism Marketing

College Management Prize (First) Padmavathi S 12UHS135

College Management Prize (Second) Kannan K 12UHS112

Physical Education and Health Science I

College Management Prize (First) Jijin Renold J 12UHS149

College Management Prize (Second) Ganesan K 12UHS109

Mathematics Accounts I

College Management Prize (First) Kingsroy P 12UMA102

College Management Prize (Second) Arul Deepak I 12UMA261

Physics I

College Management Prize (First) Yoshuva Genesis F 12UMA216

College Management Prize (Second) Patric Richard A 12UMA219

Physics Chemistry I

College Management Prize (First) Calvinshijo M 12UPH208

College Management Prize (Second) Emmanuel Jaison P 12UPH106

Computer Science I

College Management Prize (First) Jose Antony A 12UPH235

College Management Prize (Second) Kaushik Subramanian V 12UPH111

Statistics Mathematics-I

College Management Prize (First) Muthamizhselvi R 12UST111


Tamil Literature Natuppuraviyal

College Management Prize (First) Sharjin A 12UTA104

College Management Prize (Second) Sathiya Moorthi G 12UTA112

Ithazhiyal - Oor Arimugam

College Management Prize (First) Joseph Julitha 12UTA125

College Management Prize (Second) Joseph Mariyaraj 12UTA126

II UG – FOURTH SEMESTER – APRIL 2013

Foundation Course: Professional Ethics - II: Social Ethics


BA, BSc and BCom Fr Machado SJ, Medal (Mr A Xavier Mathew) (First) Praburaman G G 11UCO202

College Management Prize (Second) Kamesshewaran M R 11UCO210

Kanda Pillai R 11UCO211

Surendar M S 11UMA243

Foundation Course: Professional Ethics - II: Religious Doctrine


BA, BSc and BCom Fr A Felix Joseph SJ, Medal (Mr A Wilson Aloysius MA, MEd, MCom)

(First) Joseph Peous P 11UCO259

College Management Prize (Second) Kommareddy Rayapu Reddy 11UEC129

Language: General Tamil IV


BA, BSc and BCom Thiru Dharmapuram Adhinam Medal (College Teaching Staff) (First) Ramakrishnan R 11UPH125

College Management Prize (Second) Dinesh P 11UCH150

Nelson Bharath A 11UMA231

Language: French IV


BA, BSc and BCom Fr De Beaurepair Medal (An Old Student) (First) Camilton J 11UCO208

Clifford Austin Domingo 11UCS140

Daniel Moses Sathianathan T 11UPH116

College Management Prize (Second) Dilan M 11UCO206

Jabneel Praveen P C 11UEN103

Language: Hindi IV

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BA, BSc and BCom Thiru Subba Rao Medal (Nemum Natesa Iyer) (First) Innocent Murmu 11UEC151

College Management Prize (Second) Rithi Mega 11UEC153

General English IV Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.

BA & BSc Fr Santiago Medal (Memorial Committee) (First) Arulraj G 11UBO108

College Management Prize (Second) Alwin Jose Pon Jacob T 11UCH208

Major


Botany Thiru Veerasamy Medal (Sri Veerasamy) (First) Arulraj G 11UBO108

College Management Prize (Second) Wellington Prabu S 11UBO103

Chemistry Fr Camboulives SJ, Medal (Sri Sriram Iyer) (First) Balamurugan K 11UCH144

College Management Prize (Second) Christhu Rajan S 11UCH218

Commerce Devan Bahadur N Ramasamy Iyer Medal ( Sri N Ramasamy Iyer

Advocate) (First) Praburaman G G 11UCO202

College Management Prize (Second) Prasath J 11UCO230

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Clifford Austin Domingo 11UCS140

College Management Prize (Second) Kevin Gideon A 11UCS107

Economics Prof M Arockiasamy Medal (Prof M Arockiasamy) (First) Sankaranarayanan K 11UEC117

College Management Prize (Second) Kommareddy Rayapu Reddy 11UEC129

English Literature Fr George Thottungal SJ, Medal (Department of English) (First) Santhosh Kumar L 11UEN101

College Management Prize (Second) Jabneel Praveen P C 11UEN103

History Thiru KC Narayanasamy Iyer Medal (DBNS Iyer, Old Student) (First) Prabin S 11UHS124

College Management Prize (Second) Narisetti Manoj Babu 11UHS118

Mathematics Devan Bahadur N Swaminathan Iyer Medal (DBNS Iyer, Old Student)

(First) Surendar M S 11UMA243

College Management Prize (Second) Ashok B 11UMA214

Physics Thiru Rengasiv Medal (Nemum Natesa Iyer) (First) Antilen Jacob G 11UPH218

College Management Prize (Second) Karuppaiah M 11UPH102

Santiago S 11UPH104

Daniel Moses Sathianathan T 11UPH116

Statistics Fr Carty Medal (Dr Loganathan) (First) Keisinth Subin K 11UST102

College Management Prize (Second) Sathish Kumar K 11UST104

Tamil Literature Thiru RT Parthasarathy Medal (Vijayaragavan Dy GM TVS) (First) John Bosco A 11UTA112

College Management Prize (Second) Vijayakumar G 11UTA121

Allied Optional


Botany Chemistry for Biologist – II

College Management Prize (First) Aravinth S 11UBO106

College Management Prize (Second) Sivasakthi K 11UBO112

Biometrics and Computer Applications II

College Management Prize (First) Arulraj G 11UBO108

College Management Prize (Second) Wellington Prabu S 11UBO103

Chemistry Physics for Chemistry-II

College Management Prize (First) Christhu Rajan S 11UCH218

College Management Prize (Second) Balasubramaniyan T 11UCH120

College Management Prize (Second) Srinivasan M 11UCH211

Biochemistry - II

College Management Prize (First) Muneeswaran S 11UCH132

College Management Prize (Second) Ashwin Narayanan S 11UCH114

Commerce Elements of Statistics

College Management Prize (First) Praburaman G G 11UCO202

College Management Prize (Second) Sooraj S 11UCO254

Business Statistics

College Management Prize (First) Ameer Khan B 11UCO111

College Management Prize (Second) Camilton J 11UCO208

Prasath J 11UCO230

Computer Science Applied Physics II

College Management Prize (First) Kevin Gideon A 11UCS107

College Management Prize (Second) Clifford Austin Domingo 11UCS140

Economics Statistics For Economics-II

College Management Prize (First) Sankaranarayanan K 11UEC117

College Management Prize (Second) Innocent Murmu 11UEC151

English Literature History of Literary Criticism (Plato to Modern Times)

College Management Prize (First) Amala Rajesh G 11UEN152

College Management Prize (Second) Samjoy P 11UEN118

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Indian Diasporic Literature

College Management Prize (First) Santhosh Kumar L 11UEN101

College Management Prize (Second) Louies Prabhakaran A 11UEN141

History Hospitality Management

College Management Prize (First) Narisetti Manoj Babu 11UHS118

College Management Prize (Second) Prabin S 11UHS124

Physical Education and Health Science II

College Management Prize (First) Arun Kumar K 11UHS105

College Management Prize (Second) Mani Bharathi C 11UHS115

Mathematics Business Accounting

College Management Prize (First) Arivanandham K 11UMA110

College Management Prize (Second) Sasi Kumar L 11UMA209

Physics II

College Management Prize (First) Shaiju K J 11UMA150

College Management Prize (Second) Satheesh Kumar S 11UMA124

College Management Prize (Second) Surendar M S 11UMA243

Physics Chemistry II

College Management Prize (First) Antilen Jacob G 11UPH218

College Management Prize (Second) Subramani D 11UPH118

Computer Science II

College Management Prize (First) Micheal Asirvatham M 11UPH103

College Management Prize (Second) Santiago S 11UPH104

Statistics Mathematics II

College Management Prize (First) Keisinth Subin K 11UST102

Sathish Kumar K 11UST104

College Management Prize (Second) Stephanraj J 11UST108

Tamil Literature Ilakkiya Varalaru

College Management Prize (First) John Bosco A 11UTA112


Maiyaarasu Panithervu Tamil

College Management Prize (First) Arunprakash L 11UTA104

College Management Prize (Second) Karunagaran K 11UTA109

III UG – FIFTH SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Major


Botany Thiru Natesa Mudaliar Medal (Anonymous Donor) (First) Arulraj G 11UBO108

College Management Prize (Second) Ajay Anandan M 11UBO101

Chemistry Thiru Govinda Rao Medal (Chemistry Staff & Students) (First) Christhu Rajan S 11UCH218

College Management Prize (Second) Srinivasan M 11UCH211

Commerce Fr Carty SJ, Golden Jubilee Medal (Old Students) (First) Praburaman G G 11UCO202

College Management Prize (Second) Deepak D 11UCO257

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Kevin Gideon A 11UCS107

College Management Prize (Second) Thiyagu Santhanam A 11UCS111

Economics Dr VKRV Rao Medal (Mrs Kamala Rao) (First) Sankaranarayanan K 11UEC117

College Management Prize (Second) Sebastin V 11UEC128

English Literature Fr Honore SJ, Medal (Sri MP Philip) (First) Santhosh Kumar L 11UEN101

College Management Prize (Second) Jabneel Praveen P C 11UEN103

History Fr Newton Medal (Old Student) (First) Prabin S 11UHS124

College Management Prize (Second) Narisetti Manoj Babu 11UHS118

Mathematics Fr Pruvot Medal II (Dr A Kandasamy Pillai) (First) Surendar M S 11UMA243

College Management Prize (Second) Selvam S 11UMA126

Physics Dr G M Srinivasan Medal(First) Subramani D 11UPH118

College Management Prize (Second) Antilen Jacob G 11UPH218

Statistics Br P Rayer Medal(An Old Student) (First) Keisinth Subin K 11UST102

College Management Prize (Second) Tamil Selvan R 11UST101

Tamil Literature Fr Bourdot Medal (Sri A Sebastian) (First) John Bosco A 11UTA112


Skill Based Elective

Department Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.

Botany Mushroom Culture

College Management Prize (First) Balamurugan K 11UCH144

Chemistry Food And Nutrition

College Management Prize (First) Santhosh Kumar L 11UEN101

College Management Prize (First) Thiyagarasu P 11UPH231

Commerce Accounting For Executives

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Department Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.

College Management Prize (First) Rajkumar S 11UEN108

Soft Skills For Managers

College Management Prize (First) Surendar M S 11UMA243

Computer Science Office Automation

College Management Prize (First) Theeran Chinnamalai J 11UCH205

Internet Concepts

College Management Prize (First) Dilan M 11UCO206

Economics Security Analysis

College Management Prize (First) Francis Lemuel B 11UCS144

Thanikaiventhan K 11UMA137

Shaiju K J 11UMA150

English Business English Writing

College Management Prize (First) Alagar Swamy M 11UCO271

History Indian History for Competitive Examinations

College Management Prize (First) Arulraj G 11UBO108

Mathematics Mathematics for Competitive Examinations

College Management Prize (First) Sankaranarayanan K 11UEC117

Physics Cell Phone Servicing

College Management Prize (First) Arunraj S 11UMA141

College Management Prize (First) Ashok B 11UMA214

Statistics Data Analysis for Competitive Examination

College Management Prize (First) Nelson Bharath A 11UMA231

Tamil Tamil Ilakkiyathil Manitha Urimaigal

College Management Prize (First) Kevin Gideon A 11UCS107

Subramani D 11UPH118

I PG – FIRST SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Major


Business Admin.

(JIM)

College Management Medal (First) Santhiya S 13PBA210

College Management Prize (Second) Ivy Jeba M 13PBA215

Botany College Management Medal (First) Srinivasan P 13PBO102

College Management Prize (Second) John Varkis Raja K 13PBO103

Chemistry College Management Medal (First) Alphonsa Juliet Helina J K 13PCH106

College Management Prize (Second) Rosario Priya S A 13PCH119

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Gunjan Kumar Singh 13PCO103

College Management Prize (Second) Arockia Raj S 13PCO102

Computer

Applications

College Management Medal (First) Jessia Evangelen G 13PCA123

College Management Prize (Second) Arockiasamy K 13PCA117

Economics College Management Medal (First) Vijay Daniel Anthony 13PEC103

College Management Prize (Second) Lalitha K 13PEC104

English Literature Dr M N Sundararaman Medal (for Shakespeare paper) (First) Jaziz Evelyn J 13PEN108

College Management Prize (Second) Chris Bala Sindhu L 13PEN114

HRM College Management Medal (First) Francis Victor Macwan 13PHR102

College Management Prize (Second) Annie Jane C 13PHR131

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Cynthia Emelina V 13PMA103

College Management Prize (Second) Jenifer Elizabeth A 13PMA112

Physics College Management Medal (First) Maria Cynthia T 13PPH113

College Management Prize (Second) Manivannan P M 13PPH112

I PG – SECOND SEMESTER – APRIL 2013

Major


Botany Fr Balam SJ, Medal (Memorial Committee) (First) Vasantha Kumar I 12PBO110

College Management Prize (Second) Sumin Mary Jose 12PBO111

Business Admin.

(JIM)

College Management Medal (First) Nancy J 12PBA158

College Management Prize (Second) Mani Priya G 12PBA245

Chemistry Thiru Jerome Pitchai Medal (Sri A Baskaran) (First) Vignesh L L 12PCH106

College Management Prize (Second) Jelin Nancy A 12PCH102

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Prabhakaran G 12PCO108

College Management Prize (Second) Arockia Stalin G 12PCO102

Computer

Applications

College Management Medal (First) Jaison S 12PCA103

College Management Prize (Second) Maria Vignesh S 12PCA126

Economics College Management Medal (First) Yvon Abane Hakizabera 12PEC110

College Management Prize (Second) Chithra P 12PEC101

English Literature Fr Lawrence Sundaram SJ, Medal (Sri CS Ayyasamy Iyer) (First) Kannan S 12PEN117

College Management Prize (Second) Josephin Shamini P 12PEN118

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HRM Thiru TS Chinnasamy Medal (Sri CA Samy) (First) Pavithra R 12PHR105

College Management Prize (Second) Benjamin Nsengiyumva 12PHR104

Mathematics Ribbon Medal (Marquis of Ribbon) (First) Jai Roselin S 12PMA109

College Management Prize (Second) Patrick F 12PMA104

Physics Prof PE Subramaniya Iyer Medal (Dr A Ananthakrishnan) (First) Jonafarc Vinola M 12PPH102

College Management Prize (Second) Jaculin Suganya I 12PPH103

II PG – THIRD SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Major Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.

Business Admin.

(JIM)

College Management Medal (First) Jovin Aro Prashanth A 12PBA213

College Management Prize (Second) Nancy J 12PBA158

Botany Fr Steenkist SJ, Medal (Friends and Old Students) (First) Sumin Mary Jose 12PBO111

College Management Prize (Second) Vasantha Kumar I 12PBO110

Chemistry Fr A Felix Joseph SJ Medal (Mr A Wilson Aloysius MA, MEd, MCom)

(First) Jemini Jose 12PCH115

College Management Prize (Second) Vignesh L L 12PCH106

Commerce Major Joseph Attipetty Medal (Archbishop of Veraboly) (First) Prabhakaran G 12PCO108

College Management Prize (Second) Vinay Alex 12PCO112

Computer

Applications

Mrs Allice D’Souza Medal (Dr Frank D’Souza) (First) Jaison S 12PCA103

College Management Prize (Second) Felix P 12PCA111

Economics Fr M Sebastian SJ Medal (Sri M Arul) (First) Yvon Abane Hakizabera 12PEC110

College Management Prize (Second) Vijayalakshmi S 12PEC102

English Literature College Management Medal (First) Josephin Shamini P 12PEN118

College Management Prize (Second) Kannan S 12PEN117

HRM Engineer V Mohammed Meeran Silver Medal (First) Pavithra R 12PHR105

College Management Prize (Second) Benjamin Nsengiyumva 12PHR104

Mathematics The Chevalier Jeganathan Pillai Medal (CFPA) (First) Jai Roselin S 12PMA109

College Management Prize (Second) Monica Jane J 12PMA105

Physics Dr GM Srinivasan Medal (First) Jonafarc Vinola M 12PPH102

College Management Prize (Second) Jaculin Suganya I 12PPH103

Inter Department Course


Biochemistry First Aid Management

College Management Prize (First) Sumin Mary Jose 12PBO111

Jemini Jose 12PCH115

Chemistry Health Chemistry

College Management Prize (First) Vasantha Kumar I 12PBO110

Commerce Financial Accounting For Managers

College Management Prize (First) Ligory A 12PCA127

Computer Science Computer Applications for Social Sciences


(First)

Jelin Nancy A 12PCH102

Economics Indian Economy

College Management Prize (First) Amuthan J 12PEN141

Electronics Computer Hardware

College Management Prize (First) Elayabharathi K 12PPH130

English English for Media Studies

College Management Prize (First) Sivasathiyan M 12PCO139

History Indian Constitution

College Management Prize (First) Kannan S 12PEN117

HRM Fundamentals of Human Resource Management

College Management Prize (First) Jaison S 12PCA103

Information

Technology

Flash

College Management Prize (First) Yvon Abane Hakizabera 12PEC110

Web Design

College Management Prize (First) Domnic Androes X 12PHR109

Mathematics Operations Research

College Management Prize (First) Jonafarc Vinola M 12PPH102

Physics Modern Photography

College Management Prize (First) Vignesh L L 12PCH106

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Tamil Arasup Paniththervuth Thamizh-I

College Management Prize (First) Kesavan R 12PMA106

II PG – FOURTH SEMESTER –APRIL 2013

Major


Computer

Applications

Fr Sebastian Medal (Sri M Arul) (First) Selvam M 11PCA129

College Management Prize (Second) Vincent A 11PCA124

III PG – FIFTH SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Major


Computer

Applications

College Management Medal (First) Selvam M 11PCA129


CASH AWARDS ON MERIT-CUM-MEANS BASIS (COLLEGE DAY)

(Part – III subjects with FIRST attempt are taken for the Percentage Calculation)

S.No. Name of the Endowment Cash Award Rs. Name Regd. No.

1. Thiru James Lazarus Endowment Cash Award

(Dr L Arnold Wilson) – I MSc Botany

400 Srinivasan P 13PBO102

2. Dr D Irudaya Arockiasamy Endowment Cash Award for First in

“Plant Physiology (Theory and Practical)” – II MSc Botany

560 Vasantha Kumar I 12PBO110

3. Dr V K George Cash Award (Mrs Celine George) –

II BSc Botany

800 Uthiriya Mary J 12UBO105

4. Thirumathi Martha James Endowment Cash Award (Dr L Arnold

Wilson) – I BSc Botany

400 Aazhivaendhan G 13UBO104

5. Shri S Kuppuswamy Memorial Gold Medal and Cash Award – to be

awarded to the Outstanding II MSc Chemistry

4000 Jemini Jose 12PCH115

6. Shri R Govindarajan Memorial Cash Award

(Mrs G Maithili) – II MSc Chemistry

1200 Vignesh L L 12PCH106

7. Rev Fr Rex A Pai SJ Endowment Cash Awards –

to be awarded to the Outstanding II MSc Chemistry

800 Jelin Nancy A 12PCH102

8. Dr K Nambi Endowment Cash

Award for First in “Physical Chemistry” – II MSc Chemistry

400 Jemini Jose 12PCH115


(Mrs G Maithili) – I MSc Chemistry

1200 Alphonsa Juliet Helina J K 13PCH106

10. Rev Fr Rex A Pai SJ Endowment Cash Awards –

to be awarded to the Outstanding - III BSc Chemistry

800 Christhu Rajan S 11UCH218

11. Rev Dr S John Britto SJ Cash Award – II MCom 400 Prabhakaran G 12PCO108

12. Shri Sultan Chand Trust Cash Award – III BCom 2000 Praburaman G G 11UCO202

13. Shri Sultan Chand Trust Cash Award – II BCom 2000 Sri Saaligram K G 12UCO106

14. Shri Sultan Chand Endowment Cash Award – I BCom 2000 Akshay Sundaram V 13UCO101

15. Late Prof Bennis Fernandez Cash Award –

First in “Modern and Rural Banking” – B.Com.

400 Lazarus Timothy Boaz M J 12UCO260

16. Rev Dr S John Britto SJ Cash Award

(Mr C Maria Joseph & Co) – III MCA

560 Vincent A 11PCA124

17. Prof & Head of Bharathidasan University,

Department of English Dr A Joseph Cash Award (Felicitation

Committee, Dr A Noel Irudayaraj, HOD of English, Bharathidasan

University) – First in “Part II General English for III BA & BSc”

800 Alwin Jose Pon Jacob T 11UCH208




University) – First in “Language and Linguistics” paper –

II MA English Literature

800 Treesa Elizabeth Johnson 12PEN808

19. Rev Fr Lawrence Sundaram SJ Endowment Cash Award – II MA

English Literature (Prof V Mani)

800 Josephin Shamini P 12PEN118

20. Prof M S Nagarajan Endowment Cash Award -

I MA English Literature (First)

800 Jaziz Evelyn J 13PEN108




University) – III BA English Literature (First)

800 Santhosh Kumar L 11UEN101

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22. Rev Dr S Lazar SJ Cash Award –

I MA Human Resource Management

800 Francis Victor Macwan 13PHR102

23. Rev Dr S Lazar SJ Cash Award –

II MA Human Resource Management

1000 Pavithra R 12PHR105

24. Rev Dr Paul C Jesuraja SJ Cash Award –

II MA Human Resource Management

400 Benjamin Nsengiyumva 12PHR104

25. Mr R A Gopalaswami Cash Award –

II MSc Mathematics (First)

1000 Jai Roselin S 12PMA109

26. Mr R Savarimuthu Cash Award –

II MSc Mathematics (Second)

800 Monica Jane J 12PMA105

27. Prof S Sadanandan Cash Award (Mr Ravi Shanker Iyer, Mrs

Kalavathy Krishna Iyer, Dr Venkatraman Sadanand and Mrs Kalyani

Sadananadan USA) –

I MSc Mathematics (more than 80%)

3600 Cynthia Emelina V 13PMA103

28. Mr R Savarimuthu Cash Award –

I MSc Mathematics (First)

800 Jenifer Elizabeth A 13PMA112

29. Mr R A Gopalaswami Cash Award –

III BSc Mathematics (First)

1000 Surendar M S 11UMA243

30. Prof Y T Thathachari Cash Award –

II MSc Physics (First)

2400 Jonafarc Vinola M 12PPH102

31. Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Endowment Cash Award –

II MSc Physics (Second)

400 Jaculin Suganya I 12PPH103

32. Dr R Sebastian Cash Award – II MSc Physics 200 Jeba Christy V X 12PPH115

33. Prof Y T Thathachari Cash Award – (Spl. Scholarship) – I MSc Physics

(First)

2400 Maria Cynthia T 13PPH113

34. Late Mr U Nagendra Nayak Cash Award –

III BSc Physics

1600 Santiago S 11UPH104

35. Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Endowment Cash Award –

III BSc Physics

400 Antilen Jacob G 11UPH218

36. Dr R Sebastian Cash Award –

III BSc Physics

200 Senthil Nathan R 11UPH127

37. Prof Rampolla Mascarenhas Cash Award

(Mrs Bridget Rajappa) – III BA Tamil Literature

800 John Bosco A 11UTA112

38. Dr A Antony Cruz Cash Award – First in “nkhopngah;g;gpay;” – BA

Tamil Literature

800 Gunasekaran K 13UTA109

Thamizhmani T 13UTA112

39. Rev Bro M Irudayam SJ Diamond Jubilee Cash Award – First in

“Religion” – II UG

1600 Joseph Peous P 11UCO259

SHIFT II

I UG – FIRST SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Foundation Course: Value Education: Essentials of Ethics, Yoga & Stress Management


BBA, BCA, BSc & BCom

College Management Medal (First) Sivaraman M 13UCC562

Gnana Pushpam A 13UPH563

College Management Prize (Second) Berckmans Benit Gilbert 13UBC565

Chitharanjan T G 13UCO650

Priyadharshni S 13UEL508

Language: General Tamil I


BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Jerald J 13UCS656

Mukeshkumar S 13UEN521

College Management Prize (Second) Sridharan T K 13UCS528

Language: French I


BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Jenson Jose 13UEN620

College Management Prize (Second) Jerin K Thomas 13UCO553

Language: Hindi I


BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Priyadharshni S 13UEL508

College Management Prize (Second) Sivaraman M 13UCC562

Language: Sanskrit I

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BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Santhosh M 13UCO612

John Mari Raj A 13UCO655

General English I


BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Gnana Pushpam A 13UPH563

College Management Prize (Second) Sivaraman M 13UCC562

Major


Business Admin. College Management Medal (First) Vivekananthan S 13UBU640

College Management Prize (Second) Dhanabalan T 13UBU630

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Sreevatsan M 13UCO551

Chitharanjan T G 13UCO650

College Management Prize (Second) Manikandan S 13UCO552

BCA College Management Medal (First) Ganesh Kumar G 13UBC503

College Management Prize (Second) Berckmans Benit Gilbert 13UBC565

Commerce (Computer Application)

College Management Medal (First) Sivaraman M 13UCC562

College Management Prize (Second) Arunkumar 13UCC508

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Jerald J 13UCS656

College Management Prize (Second) Karunamoorthy S 13UCS650

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Priyadharshni S 13UEL508

College Management Prize (Second) Ravindar S 13UEL509

English College Management Medal (First) Ruban Antony K 13UEN568

College Management Prize (Second) Ajesh A 13UEN662

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Sathiya R 13UMA569

College Management Prize (Second) Bhuvaneshwari V 13UMA539

Physics College Management Medal (First) Amudhan A 13UPH561

College Management Prize (Second) Gnana Pushpam A 13UPH563

Allied Compulsory


Business Admin. Managerial Economics

College Management Prize (First) Christopher William J 13UBU501

College Management Prize (Second) Martinraj J 13UBU542

Commerce Business Economics

College Management Prize (First) Chitharanjan T G 13UCO650

College Management Prize (Second) Manikandan S 13UCO552

Jerin K Thomas 13UCO553

BCA Mathematics I

College Management Prize (First) Ganesh Kumar G 13UBC503

Deena Dhayalu M 13UBC622

College Management Prize (Second) Vignesh R 13UBC629

Commerce

(Computer

Application)

Business Economics

College Management Prize (First) Arunkumar 13UCC508

Sivaraman M 13UCC562

College Management Prize (Second) Arvind M 13UCC501

Ephraim Roshan T M 13UCC574

Computer Science Mathematics I


(First) Rajakumar S 13UCS643


(Second) Jerald J 13UCS656

Electronics Mathematics I


(First) Matheshwaran R 13UEL503


(Second) Ravindar S 13UEL509

English Social History of England


(First) Mukeshkumar S 13UEN521


(Second)

Jenifer X 13UEN653

Ajesh A 13UEN662

Mathematics Statistics I


(First) Bhuvaneshwari V 13UMA539


(Second) Alex Rani M 13UMA517

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Physics Mathematics I

College Management Prize (First) Arun Prakash P 13UPH542

College Management Prize (Second) Amudhan A 13UPH561

I UG – SECOND SEMESTER – APRIL 2013 Foundation Course: Techniques of Social Analysis



College Management Medal (First) Ramkumar D 12UBU638

College Management Prize (Second) Mariyapan S 12UBC646

Justin Raja R 12UCC505

Language: General Tamil II



College Management Medal (First) Prabu G 12UCO519

College Management Prize (Second) Joelraj E 12UEN508

Language: French II



College Management Medal (First) Andhul Malo Antony A 12UBU661

College Management Prize (Second) Mugisha Andre Kevin 12UCS644

Language: Hindi II




College Management Prize (Second) Farzana Begum K 12UMA514

General English II



College Management Medal (First) Srinivasan D 12UCO645

College Management Medal (Second) Pradheep S 12UBC571

Ramkumar D 12UBU638

Major


Business Admin College Management Medal (First) Ramkumar D 12UBU638

College Management Prize (Second) Andhul Malo Antony A 12UBU661

BCA College Management Medal (First) Rameshkannan R 12UBC545

College Management Prize (Second) Selva Ruban J 12UBC633

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Srinivasan D 12UCO645

College Management Prize (Second) Ranjit Kumar R 12UCO563

Commerce (Computer Applications)

College Management Medal (First) Martin S 12UCC555

College Management Prize (Second) Thiyagesan A 12UCC506

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Ranjithkumar B 12UCS504

College Management Prize (Second) Anthony P 12UCS529

College Management Prize (Second) Vinoth Kumar L 12UCS606

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Chinna Ponnu J 12UEL505

College Management Prize (Second) Saranya N 12UEL510

English College Management Medal (First) Sivakumar C 12UEN513


Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Farzana Begum K 12UMA514

College Management Prize (Second) Philomin Monica Sasi S 12UMA515

Allied Compulsory


Business Admin Computer Application Package for Managers

College Management Prize (First) Richard A 12UBU504

College Management Prize (Second) Beno Costa B 12UBU550

Arockia Nishanth J 12UBU554

Ramkumar D 12UBU638

Andhul Malo Antony A 12UBU661

BCA Mathematics II

College Management Prize (First) Rameshkannan R 12UBC545

College Management Prize (Second) Mariyapan S 12UBC646

Commerce Marketing

College Management Prize (First) Srinivasan D 12UCO645


Commerce Marketing

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College Management Prize (First) Melbin Pious 12UCC570

College Management Prize (Second) Justin Raja R 12UCC505

Computer Science Mathematics II

College Management Prize (First) Vijaya Kumar R 12UCS515

College Management Prize (Second) Anthony P 12UCS529

Sathyaraj T 12UCS626

Electronics

Mathematics II

College Management Prize (First) Chinna Ponnu J 12UEL505

College Management Prize (Second) Saranya N 12UEL510

English English Literary Forms and Terms

College Management Prize (First) Sivakumar C 12UEN513


Mathematics Statistics-II

College Management Prize (First) Saranya G 12UMA503

College Management Prize (Second) Farzana Begum K 12UMA514

II UG – THIRD SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Foundation Course: Professional Ethics-I: Social Ethics


BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Srinivasan D 12UCO645

College Management Prize (Second) Ramkumar D 12UBU638

Foundation Course: Professional Ethics-I: Religious Doctrine


BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Stephen Maslin R 12UBC522


Foundation Course: Environmental Studies


BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Rajasekar A 12UBC519

College Management Prize (Second) Srinivasan D 12UCO645

Language: General Tamil III



College Management Medal (First) Joelraj E 12UEN508

College Management Prize (Second) Saranya G 12UMA503

Language: French III



College Management Medal (First) Andhul Malo Antony A 12UBU661

College Management Prize (Second) Johnathan Savio Netto 12UBC537

College Management Prize (Second) Adrian Devillies Xavier 12UBU555

Language: Hindi III

Course

Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.


College Management Medal (First) Farzana Begum K 12UMA514

College Management Prize (Second) Ramkumar D 12UBU638

General English III




Kingslin Anto Arun Anthony A 12UCS501

College Management Prize (Second) Suresh Krishna S 12UBC606

Srinivasan D 12UCO645

Major Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.

Business Admin College Management Medal (First) Ramkumar D 12UBU638


Commerce College Management Medal (First) Srinivasan D 12UCO645


BCA College Management Medal (First) Pradheep S 12UBC571

College Management Prize (Second) Rameshkannan R 12UBC545

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Thiyagesan A 12UCC506

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(Computer Applications)

College Management Prize (Second) Antoniraj A 12UCC565

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Anthony P 12UCS529

College Management Prize (Second) Bernard Praveen M 12UCS509

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Chinna Ponnu J 12UEL505

College Management Prize (Second) Madhubhalla V S 12UEL502

English College Management Medal (First) Sivakumar C 12UEN513


Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Ashwini A 12UMA504


Allied Optional


Business Admin Industrial Relations

College Management Prize (First) Ramkumar D 12UBU638


Commerce Business Mathematics

College Management Prize (First) Srinivasan D 12UCO645

College Management Prize (Second) Miruthunjayan Sharma R 12UCO507


College Management Prize (First) Senthamizh Selvan S 12UCO667


BCA Basic Accounting

College Management Prize (First) Mohan R 12UBC613

College Management Prize (Second) Suresh R 12UBC539


Business Mathematics

College Management Prize (First) Justin Raja R 12UCC505

College Management Prize (Second) Ramaraj J 12UCC503


College Management Prize (First) Antoniraj A 12UCC565

College Management Prize (Second) Arul Salomon Raja S 12UCC542

Computer Science Applied Physics I

College Management Prize (First) Pavithiran S 12UCS524

College Management Prize (Second) Narresh P 12UCS520

Anthony P 12UCS529

Electronics Applied Physics I

College Management Prize (First) Madhubhalla V S 12UEL502

College Management Prize (Second) Chinna Ponnu J 12UEL505

English History of English Literature

College Management Prize (First) Sivakumar C 12UEN513


Comparative Literature and Translation Studies

College Management Prize (First) Kingsly Prem P 12UEN524

College Management Prize (Second) Balachandar A 12UEN562

Mathematics Physics - I

College Management Prize (First) Ashwini A 12UMA504


Basic Accounting

College Management Prize (First) Preethi A 12UMA521

College Management Prize (Second) Anushya D 12UMA510

II UG – FOURTH SEMESTER – APRIL 2013

Foundation Course: Professional Ethics - II: Social Ethics


BBA, BCA, BSc &

BCom

College Management Medal (First) Subramanian U 11UCS511

College Management Prize (Second) Arun Kumar V 11UCO503

Foundation Course: Professional Ethics - II: Religious Doctrine Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.


College Management Medal (First) Leo Vikash A 11UBC504

College Management Prize (Second) Peter Nizan 11UCC528

College Management Prize (Second) Ruban Jose Praveen A 11UEN518

College Management Prize (Second) Andrew Jean A 11UEN647

Language: General Tamil IV Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.


College Management Medal (First) Mageshwaran M 11UEN556

College Management Prize (Second) Ashokraja V 11UBU615

Language: French IV Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.

BBA, BCA, BSc & College Management Medal (First) Jiji D 11UEN529

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BCom College Management Prize (Second) Peter Nizan 11UCC528

Language: Hindi IV Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.


College Management Medal (First) Sunil Kerketta 11UEN629

College Management Prize (Second) Rajkumar Bajpayee Sharma B 11UBU506

General English IV


BBA, BCA & BSc College Management Medal (First) Arun Kumar V 11UCO503

Naveen V 11UCO534

Karthikeyan M 11UEN611

College Management Prize (Second) Josepha Dixson J 11UEN512

Major


Business Admin College Management Medal (First) Senthurkumaran S 11UBU536

College Management Prize (Second) Viswanathan P 11UBU558

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Mukesh G 11UCO603

College Management Prize (Second) Sathish Kumar S 11UCO525


College Management Medal (First) Peter Nizan 11UCC528

College Management Prize (Second) Parthipan S 11UCC508

BCA College Management Medal (First) Srinivasan E 11UBC631

College Management Prize (Second) Manoj Prabhakar N 11UBC619

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Subramanian U 11UCS511

College Management Prize (Second) Krishna S 11UCS510

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Shantha Sheela M 11UEL514

College Management Prize (Second) Vivin Joiner A 11UEL506

English College Management Medal (First) Kanagasabhapathi M 11UEN545

College Management Prize (Second) Michael Ananth R 11UEN542

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Deepa M 11UMA523

College Management Prize (Second) Priya R 11UMA522

Physics College Management Medal (First) Mareena Antony 11UPH515

College Management Prize (Second) Abarna A 11UPH502

Allied Optional


Business Admin Entrepreneurial Development

College Management Prize (First) Antony Joyal Nelson A 11UBU504

Rajesh S 11UBU624

College Management Prize (Second) Santhakumar E 11UBU527

Sankar R 11UBU627

Ponnurangam C 11UBU638

Commerce Business Statistics

College Management Prize (First) Mukesh G 11UCO603

College Management Prize (Second) Prasanna Kumar T 11UCO501

Elements of Statistics

College Management Prize (First) Sathish Kumar S 11UCO525

College Management Prize (Second) Arun Kumar V 11UCO503


Business Statistics

College Management Prize (First) Praveen Kumar N 11UCC510

College Management Prize (Second) Santhoshkumar N 11UCC536

Elements of Statistics

College Management Prize (First) Manikandan D 11UCC547


Computer Science Applied Physics II

College Management Prize (First) Subramanian U 11UCS511

College Management Prize (Second) Balamurugan M 11UCS517

Electronics Applied Physics II

College Management Prize (First) Narendran B 11UEL502

College Management Prize (Second) Vivin Joiner A 11UEL506

English History of Literary Criticism (Plato to Modern Times)

College Management Prize (First) Yesuraj S 11UEN533

College Management Prize (Second) Antony Honest Raj E 11UEN643

Indian Diasporic Literature

College Management Prize (First) Packiyaraj P 11UEN655

College Management Prize (Second) Karthikeyan M 11UEN611

BCA Business Accounting

College Management Prize (First) Srinivasan E 11UBC631

College Management Prize (Second) Karthikeyan B 11UBC510

College Management Prize (Second) Logeshwaran R 11UBC534

Mathematics Physics-II

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College Management Prize (First) Ezhilarasan M 11UMA519

College Management Prize (Second) Priya R 11UMA522

Physics Chemistry-II

College Management Prize (First) Abarna A 11UPH502

College Management Prize (Second) Glory Vasanth C 11UPH501

III UG – FIFTH SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Major


Business Admin College Management Medal (First) Arun V 11UBU658

College Management Prize (Second) Amsavel R 11UBU549

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Arun Kumar V 11UCO503

College Management Prize (Second) Mukesh G 11UCO603

BCA College Management Medal (First) Srinivasan E 11UBC631

College Management Prize (Second) Manoj Prabhakar N 11UBC619

Commerce

(Computer

Applications)

College Management Medal (First) Praveen Kumar N 11UCC510


Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Subramanian U 11UCS511

College Management Prize (Second) George Thecknath J 11UCS520

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Shantha Sheela M 11UEL514

College Management Prize (Second) Sathish Bharathi S 11UEL501

English College Management Medal (First) Sanjeeban Sarkar 11UEN570

College Management Prize (Second) Michael Ananth R 11UEN542

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Ezhilarasan M 11UMA519

College Management Prize (Second) Deepa M 11UMA523

Physics College Management Medal (First) Abarna A 11UPH502

College Management Prize (Second) Glory Vasanth C 11UPH501

Skill Based Elective


Botany Mushroom Culture

College Management Prize (First) Antony Honest Raj E 11UEN643

Business Admin Personality Development

College Management Prize (First) Joe Joe L 11UBC608

Chemistry Food and Nutrition

College Management Prize (First) Karthik V 11UEN552

Commerce Accounting for Executives

College Management Prize (First) Ruba Raj B 11UEN539

Soft Skills for Managers

College Management Prize (First) Rajkumar Bajpayee Sharma B 11UBU506

Mani Shanmugaraja R 11UBU537

Nagothu Bhargav 11UEN623

Commerce (CA) Soft Skills

College Management Prize (First) Vijay K 11UPH504

Economics Security Analysis

College Management Prize (First) Manokaran M 11UEN664

Electronics DVD Trouble Shooting and Assembling

College Management Prize (First) Peter Nizan 11UCC528

English Business English Writing

College Management Prize (First) Dinesh Kumar T 11UCO602

History Indian History for Competitive Examinations

College Management Prize (First) Abraham G 11UEN609

Information Technology

Internet Concepts

College Management Prize (First) Priya R 11UMA522

Mathematics Mathematics for Competitive Examinations

College Management Prize (First) Varun P K 11UCS534

Physics Cell Phone Servicing

College Management Prize (First) Chandra Kumar J 11UBC519

Tamil Tamil Ilakkiyathil Manitha Urimaigal

College Management Prize (First) Sathish Kumar S 11UCO525

IV UG – SIXTH SEMESTER – APRIL 2013

Major


Electronics College Management Medal (First) Hari Haran J 10UEL532

College Management Prize (Second) Atchaya V B 10UEL502

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Major


Electronics College Management Medal (First) Atchaya V B 10UEL502

College Management Prize (Second) Dheepika R 10UEL544

I PG – FIRST SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Major


Biochemistry College Management Medal (First) Anand T 13PBI809

College Management Prize (Second) Selvambigai S 13PBI806

Biotechnology College Management Medal (First) Meenakshi R V 13PBT808

College Management Prize (Second) Emasushan Minj 13PBT805

Chemistry College Management Medal (First) Tiyamol Baby 13PCH823

College Management Prize (Second) Kavipriya M 13PCH825

Computer Applications

College Management Medal (First) Helen Liyona S 13PCA806

College Management Prize (Second) Arockiajayarakkini A 13PCA818

Suwakeen Richardson J 13PCA827

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Ramya S 13PCS807

College Management Prize (Second) Praba M 13PCS805

Commerce (CA) College Management Medal (First) Suhanya M 13PCC801

College Management Prize (Second) Vanmathi J 13PCC803

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Muthu Kumar V 13PEL808

College Management Prize (Second) Jenifer M 13PEL801

English College Management Medal (First) Vaalanteena X 13PEN811

College Management Prize (Second) Josephine Mary J 13PEN802

History College Management Medal (First) Vijay S 13PHS804

College Management Prize (Second) Ayina N 13PHS805


College Management Medal (First) Ronika Jency J 13PIT801

College Management Prize (Second) Renukha Devi B 13PIT825

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Diana A 13PMA811

College Management Prize (Second) Arockia Mary U 13PMA834

Physics College Management Medal (First) Princy J 13PPH818

College Management Prize (Second) Dhanalakshmi S 13PPH830

Tamil College Management Medal (First) Lavina Princila R 13PTA802

College Management Prize (Second) Maria Ruby Rathika 13PTA801

I PG – SECOND SEMESTER – APRIL 2013

Major


Biochemistry College Management Medal (First) Ruby Xalxo 12PBI804

College Management Prize (Second) Indumathi S 12PBI808

Biotechnology College Management Medal (First) Roseline Xalxo 12PBT801

College Management Prize (Second) Priyankari 12PBT802

Chemistry College Management Medal (First) Kaviyarasu B 12PCH812

College Management Prize (Second) Prabu A 12PCH813

Commerce (CA) College Management Medal (First) Leema Rose V 12PCC819

College Management Prize (Second) Manikandan R 12PCC808

Computer

Applications

College Management Medal (First) Fernando S 12PCA802

College Management Prize (Second) Giridharan T 12PCA814

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Regin M 12PCS806

College Management Prize (Second) Durga Devi S 12PCS810

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Lakshmi Priya R 12PEL808

College Management Prize (Second) Thirumeni E 12PEL809

English College Management Medal (First) Treesa Elizabeth Johnson 12PEN808

College Management Prize (Second) Bavya V 12PEN842

History College Management Medal (First) Thahira Banu K 12PHS801

College Management Prize (Second) Nirmala Devi S 12PHS815

HRM College Management Medal (First) Sheela S 12PHR808

College Management Prize (Second) Augustin Raj A 12PHR801

Information

Technology

College Management Medal (First) Solairaj B 12PIT801

College Management Prize (Second) Saranya R 12PIT808

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Valli R 12PMA832

College Management Prize (Second) Iswarya V 12PMA831

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Physics College Management Medal (First) Amali A 12PPH823

College Management Prize (Second) Kalaiselvimary J 12PPH820

Tamil College Management Medal (First) Manikandan S 12PTA806

College Management Prize (Second) Thennarasu A 12PTA809

II PG – THIRD SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013

Major


Biochemistry College Management Medal (First) Ruby Xalxo 12PBI804

College Management Prize (Second) Indumathi S 12PBI808

Biotechnology College Management Medal (First) Roseline Xalxo 12PBT801

College Management Prize (Second) Priyankari 12PBT802

Chemistry College Management Medal (First) Kaviyarasu B 12PCH812

College Management Prize (Second) Sangeetha P 12PCH814

Commerce

(Computer

Applications)

College Management Medal (First) Leema Rose V 12PCC819

College Management Prize (Second) Vignesh K 12PCC807

Computer

Applications

College Management Medal (First) Fernando S 12PCA802

College Management Prize (Second) Giridharan T 12PCA814

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Regin M 12PCS806

College Management Prize (Second) Durga Devi S 12PCS810

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Lakshmi Priya R 12PEL808

College Management Prize (Second) Thirumeni E 12PEL809

English Literature College Management Medal (First) Lija M 12PEN827

College Management Prize (Second) Neela N 12PEN829

History College Management Medal (First) Thahira Banu K 12PHS801

College Management Prize (Second) Nirmala Devi S 12PHS815

Human Resource

Management

College Management Medal (First) Manikandan G 12PHR806

College Management Prize (Second) Sheela S 12PHR808

Information

Technology

College Management Medal (First) Premkumar M 12PIT826

College Management Prize (Second) Anusya S 12PIT809

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Valli R 12PMA832

College Management Prize (Second) Udhayanila B 12PMA829

Physics College Management Medal (First) Sharan R 12PPH808

College Management Prize (Second) Clara S 12PPH818

Tamil College Management Medal (First) Manikandan S 12PTA806

College Management Prize (Second) Thennarasu A 12PTA809

Inter Department Course Course Medal / Prize Name Regd. No.

Biochemistry First Aid Management

College Management Prize (First) Roseline Xalxo 12PBT801

Chemistry Health Chemistry

College Management Prize (First) Gracy K N 12PMA818

Computer Science Computer Applications for Social Sciences

College Management Prize (First) Nirmala Devi S 12PHS815

Economics Indian Economy

College Management Prize (First) Beena P C 12PHS814

Electronics Computer Hardware

College Management Prize (First) Giridharan T 12PCA814

English English For Media Studies

College Management Prize (First) Manikandan G 12PHR806

History Indian Constitution

College Management Prize (First) Pradeepa Sriniwasan Krishnaveni 12PCC805

College Management Prize (First) Venkatesan S 12PCC821

HRM Fundamentals of Human Resource Management

College Management Prize (First) Suganthi R 12PPH822


Web Design

College Management Prize (First) Srinivasan M P 12PPH827

Flash

College Management Prize (First) Aravinthasamy U 12PCA804

Mathematics Operations Research

College Management Prize (First) Santiago S 12PCS815

Physics Modern Photography

College Management Prize (First) Michael Raj K 12PCS822

Tamil Arasup Paniththervuth Thamizh-I

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College Management Prize (First) Thahira Banu K 12PHS801

II PG – FOURTH SEMESTER –APRIL 2013

Major



College Management Medal (First) Selvam M 11PCA129


III PG – FIFTH SEMESTER – NOVEMBER 2013 Major



College Management Medal (First) Ramesh N 11PCA851

College Management Prize (Second) Karthick Kumar K 11PCA844

CASH AWARDS ON MERIT-CUM-MEANS BASIS (COLLEGE DAY) (Part – III subjects with FIRST attempt are taken for the Percentage Calculation)


1. Head and Staff Members of Information Technology Department Cash Award – III B.C.A.

400 Walter Simon J 11UBC522

2. Prof Money & C M George Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – III BCom

400 Mukesh G 11UCO603

3. Shri Sultan Chand Endowment Cash Award – II BCom 2000 Srinivasan D 12UCO645

4. Prof Money & C M George Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – II BCom

400 Ranjit Kumar R 12UCO563

5. Rev Dr A Sebastian SJ Endowment Cash Award – to be awarded to the Outstanding II MCom CA

600 Leema Rose V 12PCC819

6. Rev Dr A Sebastian SJ Endowment Cash Award – to be awarded to the Outstanding III BCom CA

600 Peter Nizan 11UCC528

7. Dr R Sebastian Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – III BSc Electronics

400 Narendran B 11UEL502

8. Sri V S Raghavan Memorial Cash Award (Dr R Srinivasamoorthy) (Merit-cum-Means basis) – III BSc Physics

400 Abarna A 11UPH502

9. City Emporium Jeganathan Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – III BSc Physics

400 Mareena Antony 11UPH515

10. Shri R Govindarajan Memorial Cash Award (Mrs G Maithili) (Merit-cum-Means basis) – II MSc Chemistry

1200 Kaviyarasu B 12PCH812

11. Shri R Govindarajan Memorial Cash Award (Mrs G Maithili) (Merit-cum-Means basis) – I MSc Chemistry

1200 Tiyamol Baby 13PCH823

12. Dr S V Kasmir Raja Endowment Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – I MCA

400 Helen Liyona S 13PCA806

13. Dr S V Kasmir Raja Endowment Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – II MCA

400 Fernando S 12PCA802

14. Rev Dr S John Britto SJ Cash Award (Mr C Maria Joseph & Co) (Merit-cum-Means basis) – III MCA

560 Ramesh N 11PCA851

15. Rev Dr S John Britto SJ Cash Award (Mr C Maria Joseph & Co) (Merit-cum-Means basis) – II MSc Computer Science

560 Regin M 12PCS806

16. Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Endowment Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – II MSc Electronics

400 Lakshmi Priya R 12PEL808

17. Rev Dr Paul C Jesuraja SJ Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – II M.A. Human Resource Management (This year only) (II MA PM & IR)

400 Manikandan G 12PHR806

18. Rev Dr S John Britto SJ Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) – II MSc Physics

400 Sharan R 12PPH808

19. Prof Rampolla Mascarenhas Cash Award (Mrs Bridget Rajappa) (Merit-cum-Means basis) – II MA Tamil

800 Tagore J 12PTA805

20. Dr A Antony Cruz Cash Award – First in “rKjha khw;w ,yf;fpak;” – MA Tamil Literature

800 Sriya Pushparani S 12PTA803

21. Dr M P Ramanathan Endowment Cash Award (Merit-cum-Means basis) - II MSc Biotechnology

2400 Priyankari 12PBT802

PRIZE WINNERS ON GRADUATION DAY STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED GRADUATION

SHIFT-I

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Chemistry Thiru A C Joseph Medal II (Old Student) (First) Aswin Kumar I 10UCH111

College Management Prize (Second) Ram Prasad P S 10UCH142

Commerce Prof Devasia Medal (First) Praveen S 10UCO106

College Management Prize (Second) Vishal G 10UCO208

Computer Science College Management Prize (First) Selva Jayamani R 10UCS107

College Management Prize (Second) Balasubramanian R 10UCS125

Economics Fr Adisaam Medal (Prof M Arockiasamy) (First) Paul Christoper F 10UEC102

College Management Prize (Second) Ambalavanan S 10UEC145

English Fr Quinn Medal (College Staff) (First) Denish Raja Durai K 10UEN138

College Management Prize (Second) Navin P 10UEN125

History Prof Albert Lobo Medal (Dr Christian Gomez) (First) Antony Shaji M 10UHS106

Chinnamani R 10UHS144

College Management Prize (Second) Alagu Raja K 10UHS101

Mathematics Thiru Ramachandran Medal (Old Students and Friends) (First) John Joseph S 10UMA222

College Management Prize (Second) Lakshminarayanan N 10UMA209

Physics Thiru P E Subramanian Iyer Medal II (Commemoration Committee) (First)

Ebinesar P 10UPH146

College Management Prize (Second) Naveen Kumar J 10UPH117

Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology

Thiru Ramasamy Sivam Medal (Sri S A Govindarajan) (First) Srinivasan P 10UPB119

College Management Prize (Second) Praveen Xavior P 10UPB109

Statistics Fr Gnanadickam Medal (Ms Premala MA BT) (First) Prasanth R P 10UST110

College Management Prize (Second) Vinothprakash R 10UST101

Tamil College Management Prize (First) Catherine T 10UTA143

College Management Prize (Second) Maria Ruby Rathika B 10UTA126

UG - OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (2010-13) SEMESTER I - VI

Major


Chemistry Fr Mathew J Moolel Medal (First) Aswin Kumar I 10UCH111

Dr Ram Srinivasan Medal (Second) Vanchinathan V 10UCH217

Prof Balasubramanian Medal (Third) Mohan Raj N 10UCH216

Commerce Major M Aravandi Medal (First) Praveen S 10UCO106

College Management Medal (Second) Vishal G 10UCO208

College Management Medal (Third) Vignesh N 10UCO117

Computer Science Rev Dr G A Savariraj SJ Medal (Mr Sekhar Santiago ME) (First) Balasubramanian R 10UCS125

Prof K Krshnamurthy Medal (Second) Selva Jayamani R 10UCS107

College Management Medal (Third) Joseph Johnson K 10UCS101

Economics Thiru R T Parthasarathi Medal (Mr Vijayaraghavan Dy GM TVS) (First) Paul Christoper F 10UEC102

College Management Medal (Second) Antony John Victor C 10UEC113

College Management Medal (Third) Blessing Vinothan S 10UEC123

English Literature Thiru S Ganapathy Medal (Mrs Jegatha Ganapathi) (First) Navin P 10UEN125

College Management Medal (Second) Kukkala Shanthan Kumar 10UEN116

College Management Medal (Third) Runos Vowson T 10UEN121

Hindi Fr Chockiah Memorial Medal (Prof Maria Aloysious Money) (First) Vishal G 10UCO208

History Fr Stanislaus Costa Medal (Mrs Terasa Lobo) (First) Chinnamani R 10UHS144

Rev Fr Betram Endowment Medal (Prof R Athinathan) (Second) Seeli John Raju 10UHS108

College Management Medal (Third) Antony Shaji M 10UHS106

Mathematics Rev Fr Ehrhart SJ Medal (Mr RGopalaswamy) (First) John Joseph S 10UMA222

Thiru R A Gopalaswami Endowmnet Medal (Mr G P N Gupta) (Second) Lakshminarayanan N 10UMA209

College Management Medal (Third) Ravindar Raj C 10UMA153

Physics Prof K Ananthapadmanabhan Medal (First) Novin Senetra Roy G 10UPH119

Prof N Ananthakrishnan Memorial Medal (Dr R Sebastian) (Second) Deepak Kulandai Rayan S 10UPH212

Thiru Y L Raju Medal (Third) Naveen Kumar J 10UPH117

Plant Biology and

Plant Biotechnology

Prof V Rangarajan Medal (First) John Varkis Raja K 10UPB105

Shri S Thiagasubramani Desikar & Mrs T Thiayappal Medal (Mr T

Subbiah) (Second)

Praveen Xavior P 10UPB109

College Management Medal (Third) Mariya Raj J 10UPB103

Statistics Prof S A Xavier Medal (First) Prasanth R P 10UST110

College Management Medal (Second) Saravanan V 10UST104

College Management Medal (Third) Tamil Selvan M 10UST102

Tamil Literature Rev Dr S Mani Valan SJ Medal (First) Catherine T 10UTA143

Engineer V Mohammed Meeran Silver Medal (Second) Maria Ruby Rathika B 10UTA126

College Management Medal (Third) Prabakaran V 10UTA144

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Business Admin.

(JIM)

College Management Medal (First) Aneesha S K 11PBA108

College Management Prize (Second) Mariyanaa Swetha D 11PBA119

Botany Fr Du Fanquet Medal (First) Valarmathi R 11PBO125

College Management Prize (Second) Vasanth N 11PBO120

Chemistry Raja Sri Annamalai Chettiyar Medal (Sastibathapoorthi Committee)

(First)

Kesavan T 11PCH122

College Management Prize (Second) Mariya A 11PCH101

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Rajesh E 11PCO105

College Management Prize (Second) Siddhi Agarwal V 11PCO124

Economics Thiru Kalyanaraman Gold Medal (Dr Mrs Visalakshi) (First) Keerthana G 11PEC103

College Management Prize (Second) Anthoni S 11PEC102

English Fr George Thottungal SJ Medal (Dept. of English) (First) Sasiniranjana A 11PEN107

College Management Prize (Second) Deepshikha Chauhan 11PEN116

HRM Thiru T S Chinnaswamy Medal (Sri C A Swam) (First) Gayathri G 11PHR124

College Management Prize (Second) Ragul Justin M 11PHR108

Mathematics Thiru Suriyanarayana Iyer Memorial Medal (Mrs S Subbalakshmi)

(First)

Jasmine Gloria Estafun E 11PMA115

College Management Prize (Second) Vinoth A 11PMA118

Physics Fr Sewell SJ Medal (First) Judy Catherine J 11PPH106

College Management Prize (Second) Bhagya Lakshmi C 11PPH114

PG – OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (2011-2013)

SEMESTER I - IV Major


Business Admin. (JIM)

College Management Medal (First) Aneesha S K 11PBA108

College Management Medal (Second) Mariyanaa Swetha D 11PBA119

College Management Medal (Third) Alphonse German Xavier J 11PBA217

Botany Prof V Rangarajan Medal (First) Sathish S 11PBO110

Vice-Chancellor Dr. K M Marimuthu Medal (Second) Valarmathi R 11PBO125

College Management Medal (Third) Amala Claret E 11PBO114

Chemistry Fr Mathew J Moolel SJ Medal (First) Arockia Pradeeba S 11PCH106

Prof Balasubramaniam Medal (Second) Kesavan T 11PCH122

College Management Medal (Third) Mariya A 11PCH101

Commerce St Mary’s Thope Centenary Silver Medal (First) Nethra M 11PCO145

College Management Prize (Second) Rajesh E 11PCO105

College Management Prize (Third) Siddhi Agarwal V 11PCO124

Economics Fr Carty SJ Medal (Anonymous Donor) (First) Keerthana G 11PEC103

Sesqui-Centenary Endowment Memorial Medal (Prof M A Aburvasamy & Mrs Pankajam) (Second)

Vijay M 11PEC101

Shri S Parthasarathy Iyengar Endowment Medal (Mr P Srinivasachari, Chennai) (Third)

Anthoni S 11PEC102

English Fr Pinto SJ Medal (Mr M Janakiraman) (First) Sasiniranjana A 11PEN107

College Management Prize (Second) Deepshikha Chauhan 11PEN116

College Management Prize (Third) Swathi Elizabeth Kurian 11PEN140

HRM Thiru Jacob Andrews Chakranakal Medal (Mr Jacob Andrews Chakranakal) (First)

Gayathri G 11PHR124

College Management Prize (Second) Ragul Justin M 11PHR108

College Management Prize (Third) Michael John A 11PHR101

Mathematics St Joseph’s College Centenary Medal (Lady of Lourdes, Parishioners) (First)

Jasmine Gloria Estafun E 11PMA115

Thiru R A Gopalaswami Endowment Medal (Mr G P N Gupta) (Second) Vairaperumal V 11PMA119

Smt R Meenakshi Ammal and Shri K Ramachandra Iyer Memorial Medal (Sri R Dwarakanathan) (Third)

Vinoth A 11PMA118

Physics Thiru Kallinga Madhom Sankara Krishnan Endowment Gold Medal (Sri K S Krishnan) (First)

Judy Catherine J 11PPH106

Fr G A Savariraj SJ Silver Jubilee Gold Medal (Second) Valentina Lisi A 11PPH107

Smt R Meenakshi Ammal and Shri K Ramachandra Iyer Memorial Medal (Sri R Dwarakanathan) (Third)

Manjari Yalinie P 11PPH108

III PG – SIXTH SEMESTER –APRIL 2013

Major



College Management Medal (First) Marudu Pandi N 10PCA143

College Management Prize (Second) Jaganathan P 10PCA109

Arockia Arulnathan A 10PCA113

Mohan Raj C 10PCA142

Praveen Edward Michael J 10PCA164

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The Nagalakshmi Ammal Vaidyanatha Iyer Medal (Sri V Balakrishnan)(First)

Maria Anto P 10PCA112

College Management Prize (Second) Arockia Arulnathan A 10PCA113

College Management Prize (Third) Jaganathan P 10PCA109

SHIFT - II

PRIZE WINNERS ON GRADUATION DAY

STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED GRADUATION

III UG –SIXTH SEMESTER – APRIL 2013

Major


Business Admin College Management Medal (First) Joice Kingselene G 10UBU671

College Management Prize (Second) Vignesh R 10UBU565

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Subramanian V 10UCO553

College Management Prize (Second) Lakshmiganth K 10UCO620

BCA College Management Medal (First) Gowtham S 10UBC628

College Management Prize (Second) Arun Sahayaraj X 10UBC519


College Management Medal (First) Mohanraj V 10UCC530

Raja M 10UCC535

Wilfred Jackson L 10UCC536

College Management Prize (Second) Arockia Reegan M 10UCC554

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Velayutham N 10UCS573

College Management Prize (Second) Naraendiran R 10UCS507

Dhinesh R 10UCS513

English College Management Medal (First) Chinnathambi S 10UEN561

College Management Prize (Second) Vineshraj V 10UEN636

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Renuka K 10UMA501

College Management Prize (Second) Rithcya Shebina Mary D 10UMA507

Physics College Management Medal (First) Maria Cynthia T 10UPH510

College Management Prize (Second) Mary Lydia Shiny J 10UPH501

UG OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (2010 – 2013)

SEMESTER I - VI

Major


Business Admin College Management Medal (First) Vignesh R 10UBU565

Commerce College Management Medal (First) Subramanian V 10UCO553

BCA College Management Medal (First) Gowtham S 10UBC628

Commerce (CA) College Management Medal (First) Deva Kumar B 10UCC540

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Velayutham N 10UCS573

English College Management Medal (First) Chinnathambi S 10UEN561

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Renuka K 10UMA501

Physics College Management Medal (First) Maria Cynthia T 10UPH510

II PG – FOURTH SEMESTER – APRIL 2013

Major


Biochemistry College Management Medal (First) Saraswathi P 11PBI810

Silambarasi S 11PBI813

College Management Prize (Second) Sandhya Tigga 11PBI803

Biotechnology College Management Medal (First) Daninigo V 11PBT804

Prashant Kumar Soni 11PBT806

College Management Prize (Second) Gnana Sundari T 11PBT812

Chemistry College Management Medal (First) Sathya G 11PCH825

College Management Prize (Second) Vinu Lakshmi M 11PCH801

Commerce (CA) College Management Medal (First) Swathiga V 11PCC809

College Management Prize (Second) Arunima Thankam John 11PCC829

Computer Science College Management Medal (First) Sharathrosario A 11PCS817

College Management Prize (Second) Eugin P 11PCS818

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Dinesh Kumar Yadav 11PEL802

College Management Prize (Second) Charles Nijanthan A 11PEL813

English Literature College Management Medal (First) Elakkiya S 11PEN827

College Management Prize (Second) Antony David Lazarus 11PEN822

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History College Management Medal (First) Vijayakumar M 11PHS801

College Management Prize (Second) Raja M 11PHS806

HRM College Management Medal (First) Vandhana B 11PHR804

College Management Prize (Second) Swathi H 11PHR805


College Management Medal (First) Karthik P 11PIT803

Arunkumar C 11PIT813

Arulappan R 11PIT822

Mathivanan I 11PIT829

College Management Prize (Second) Vergin Raj M 11PIT842

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Pavi J 11PMA806

College Management Prize (Second) Roseline Mary A 11PMA805

Physics College Management Medal (First) Tamilarasi D 11PPH806

College Management Prize (Second) Jackulin Roopa S 11PPH819

Tamil College Management Medal (First) Silambarasi A 11PTA804

College Management Prize (Second) Anantha Raj A 11PTA801

PG OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (2011 - 2013) - SEMESTER I - IV

Major


Biochemistry St Mary’s Tope Centenary Silver Medal in honour of Rev Fr Froehly SJ (First)

Silambarasi S 11PBI813

The Dr V K George Endowment Medal (Second) Puvaneswari S 11PBI812

Biotechnology College Management Medal (First) Latha K 11PBT805

College Management Prize (Second) Gnana Sundari T 11PBT812

Chemistry Dr Ram Srinivasan Medal (First) Sathya G 11PCH825

College Management Prize (Second) Vinu Lakshmi M 11PCH801

Commerce (CA) College Management Medal (First) Swathiga V 11PCC809

College Management Prize (Second) Arunima Thankam John 11PCC829

Computer Science St Mary’s Tope Centenary Silver Medal in honour of Rev Fr Froehly SJ (First)

Isabella S 11PCS911

College Management Prize (Second) Sindhuvihashini S 11PCS937

Electronics College Management Medal (First) Preethica Viyola Machado 11PEL801

College Management Prize (Second) Dinesh Kumar Yadav 11PEL802

English Literature College Management Medal (First) Elakkiya S 11PEN827

College Management Prize (Second) Revathy R 11PEN809

History College Management Medal (First) Vijayakumar M 11PHS801

Human Resource Management

College Management Medal (First) Vandhana B 11PHR804

College Management Prize (Second) Swathi H 11PHR805


College Management Medal (First) Karthik P 11PIT803

College Management Prize (Second) Arulappan R 11PIT822

Mathematics College Management Medal (First) Pavi J 11PMA806

College Management Prize (Second) Roseline Mary A 11PMA805

Physics College Management Medal (First) Tamilarasi D 11PPH806

College Management Prize (Second) Jackulin Roopa S 11PPH819

Tamil Literature College Management Medal (First) Silambarasi A 11PTA804

College Management Prize (Second) Infant Jefferson Jesus D 11PTA803

III PG – SIXTH SEMESTER –APRIL 2013

Major



College Management Medal (First) RUPHUS SATHISH S 10PCA805

College Management Prize (Second) SIVARAMAKRISHNAN K 10PCA842

SUBASH R 10PCA855

PG – OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (2010-2013) - SEMESTER I - VI

Major



The Nagalakshmi Ammal Vaidyanatha Iyer Medal (Sri V Balakrishnan)(First)

Infant Jones S 10PCA852

College Management Prize (Second) Subash R 10PCA855

College Management Prize (Third) George William S 10PCA811

PGDCSA – SECOND SEMESTER –APRIL 2013

Major


PGDCSA College Management Medal (First) Rajesh Kumar K 12DCA809

College Management Prize (Second) Joan Frinciya J 12DCA805

PGDCSA – OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (2012-2013) - SEMESTER - I & II

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PGDCSA College Management Prize (First) Rajesh Kumar K 12DCA809

UG - FIRST RANK HOLDERS

S. No. Course Name Regd. No.

1. B.B.A. Business Administration Vignesh R 10UBU565

2. B.A. Economics Paul Christoper F 10UEC102

3. B.A. English Literature Chinnathambi S 10UEN561

4. B.A. History Chinnamani R 10UHS144

5. B.A. Tamil Literature Catherine T 10UTA143

6. B.Com. Commerce Praveen S 10UCO106

7. B.Com. Commerce with Computer Applications Deva Kumar B 10UCC540

8. B.Sc Chemistry Aswin Kumar I 10UCH111

9. B.Sc. Computer Science Velayutham N 10UCS573

10. B.C.A (Computer Applications) Gowtham S 10UBC628

11. B.Sc. Mathematics Renuka K 10UMA501

12. B.Sc Physics Maria Cynthia T 10UPH510

13. B.Sc. Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology John Varkis Raja K 10UPB105

14. B.Stat. Statistics Prasanth R P 10UST110

PG - FIRST RANK HOLDERS S. No. Course Name Regd. No.

1. M.B.A. Business Administration Aneesha S K 11PBA108

2. M.A. Economics Keerthana G 11PEC103

3. M.A. English Literature Elakkiya S 11PEN827

4. M.A. History Vijayakumar M 11PHS801

5. M.A. Human Resource Management Vandhana B 11PHR804

6. M.A. Tamil Literature Silambarasi A 11PTA804

7. M.Com. Commerce Nethra M 11PCO145

8. M.Com. Commerce with Computer Applications Swathiga V 11PCC809

9. M.Sc. Biochemistry Silambarasi S 11PBI813

10. M.Sc. Biotechnology Latha K 11PBT805

11. M.Sc. Botany Sathish S 11PBO110

12. M.Sc. Chemistry Sathya G 11PCH825

13. M.Sc. Computer Science Isabella S 11PCS911

14. M.C.A. Computer Applications Maria Anto P 10PCA112

15. M.Sc. Electronics Preethica Viyola Machado 11PEL801

16. M.Sc. Information Technology Karthik P 11PIT803

17. M.Sc. Mathematics Jasmine Gloria Estafun E 11PMA115

18. M.Sc. Physics Judy Catherine J 11PPH106

MPhil - FIRST RANK HOLDERS S. No. Course Name Regd. No.

1. M.Phil. Economics Siva Gurunathan S 12MEC108

2. M.Phil. English Literature Joanna D Vaz 12MEN115

3. M.Phil. History Babu Paul 12MHS105

4. M.Phil. Human Resource Management Perpetua Christina Fernandez 12MHR101

5. M.Phil. Tamil Literature Venkatajalapathy K 12MTA115

6. M.Phil. Commerce Remya N 12MCO107

7. M.Phil. Botany Revathy J 12MBO102

8. M.Phil. Biotechnology Joy Sebastian Prakash J 12MBT101

9. M.Phil. Chemistry Prabaharan T 12MCH102

10. Jansi Rani K 12MCH108

11. M.Phil. Computer Science Angelpreethi A 12MCS118

12. M.Phil. Mathematics Daniel Santhosh J 12MMA112

13. M.Phil. Physics Phebe Kokila I 12MPH110

SHIFT - I

CASH AWARDS ON MERIT-CUM-MEANS BASIS (GRADUATION DAY)


1. Dr V K George Endowment Cash Award –

MPhil Botany

560 Revathy J 12MBO102

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2. Thiru Ramasamy and Thirumathi Chellammal Endowment Cash

Award (Dr R Selvaraj) –

M.Sc. Botany

400 Sathish S 11PBO110

3. Dr M Patrick Gomez Endowment Cash Award – Outstanding student

in BSc Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology – I Rank

1200 John Varkis Raja K 10UPB105

4. Prof R Selvaraj and Mrs Rajalakshmi Endowment Cash Award (Dr R

Selvaraj) – BSc Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology

400 Praveen Xavior P 10UPB109

5. Dr K Durairaj Endowment Cash Award –

MPhil Chemistry

400 Prabaharan T 12MCH102

6. Jansi Rani K 12MCH108


(Mrs Maithili) – MSc Chemistry

1600 Arockia Pradeeba S 11PCH106

8. Dr K S Arulsamy Cash Award – to be awarded to the best outgoing

student in MSc Chemistry

880 Kesavan T 11PCH122

9. Dr T V Antony Endowment Cash Award 400 Mariya A 11PCH101

10. Dr T V Antony Cash Award (Dr V Alexander) 240 Surendar M 11PCH114

11. Shri K G Ramani Endowment Cash Award

(Mr Anandh R Haridh) – to be awarded to the best outgoing student

in BSc Chemistry

2000 Aswin Kumar I 10UCH111

12. Fr Vatakunnal Memorial Cash Award

(Dr K S Arulsamy) – to be awarded to the best outgoing students in

BSc Chemistry

880 Vanchinathan V 10UCH217

13. Prof S Jeyapalan Cash Award – BSc Chemistry 800 Mohan Raj N 10UCH216

14. Prof R Jeyaraj Endowment Cash Award –

BSc Chemistry

400 Bala Murugan M 10UCH221

15. Shri Sultan Chand Trust Cash Award – Bcom 2000 Praveen S 10UCO106

16. Rev Dr S John Britto SJ Cash Award – MCA (First) 600 Maria Anto P 10PCA112

17. Mr A C Jeyaraj Endowment Cash Award

(Er C Vincent George) – MCA (Second)

400 Arockia Arulnathan A 10PCA113

18. Rev Dr S John Britto SJ Cash Award –

BSc Computer Science (First)

600 Balasubramanian R 10UCS125

19. Major M Aravindi Cash Award –

BSc Computer Science (Second)

200 Selva Jayamani R 10UCS107

20. Shri P A Seshan Endowment Cash Award –

MA Economic (First)

800 Keerthana G 11PEC103

21. Dr A Mariaraj Endowment Cash Award –

MA Economics (Second)

600 Vijay M 11PEC101

22. Dr I Thiagarajan Endowment Cash Award –

MA Economics (Third)

400 Anthoni S 11PEC102

23. Mr K Sellappan Cash Award

(Prof S Balasubramanian) – MA Economics (Fourth)

400 Kiran Kumar Ramakuri 11PEC105

24. Shri M S Rangarajan Endowment Cash Award

(Smt R Swarnalatha) – to be awarded to the best outgoing student in

BA Economics

3200 Paul Christoper F 10UEC102

25. Shri M Muthuthandavan Cash Award –

BA Economics (First)

1600 Antony John Victor C 10UEC113

26. Shri Ramasamy Chettiar and Smt Chandra Pushpalu Cash Award –

BA Economics (Second)

800 Blessing Vinothan S 10UEC123

27. Dr A Mariaraj Endowment Cash Award –

BA Economics (Third)

600 Andoni Michael Suresh A 10UEC112

28. Dr I Thiagarajan Endowment Cash Award –

BA Economics (Fourth)

400 Muthupandi S 10UEC140

29. Thiru A Goplan Memorial Cash Award –

MA English Literature (First)

400 Sasiniranjana A 11PEN107

30. Thiru A Goplan Memorial Cash Award –

MA English Literature (Second)

400 Deepshikha Chauhan 11PEN116

31. Rev Dr A Leo Tagore SJ Cash Award –

BA English Literature (First)

400 Navin P 10UEN125

32. Justice Dr A R Lakshmanan Cash Award –

BA English Literature (Second)

400 Kukkala Shanthan Kumar 10UEN116

33. Rev Dr A Leo Tagore SJ Cash Award – BA History 400 Chinnamani R 10UHS144

34. Late Prof V R Ramachandra Dikshitar Cash Award (Shri R Srinivasan)

– BA History

240 Seeli John Raju 10UHS108

35. Prof A Savarimuthu and

Mrs Amalapushpam Endowment Cash Award –

MSc Mathematics (First)

800 Jasmine Gloria Estafun E 11PMA115

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36. Vashakuma Trust Cash Award in memory of

Shri V.N. Vasudeva Rao – BSc Mathematics (1st Rank)

7000 John Joseph S 10UMA222

37. Shri Atur Subbaroa, Smt. Venka Lakshmi &

Ms. Anuradha Endowment Cash Award –

to be awarded to the best outgoing UG student of Mathematics

(Shift-I)

4000 Lakshminarayanan N 10UMA209

38. Vashakuma Trust Cash Award in memory of

Shri V.N. Vasudeva Rao – BSc Mathematics (3rd Rank)

3000 Ravindar Raj C 10UMA153

39. Prof A Savarimuthu and Mrs Amalapushpam Endowment Cash

Award – BSc Mathematics

800 Sathishkumar P 10UMA215

40. Dr S Gunasekaran Cash Award –MSc Physics (First in Spectroscopy –

Spectral Physics and Photonics)

800 Valentina Lisi A 11PPH107

41. Coimbatore Chapter of St. Joseph’s College Alumni Association Cash

Award (Dr A Sethurathnam) –

to be awarded to the best outgoing students

(by Rotation every year) – BSc Physics (First)

1200 Novin Senetra Roy G 10UPH119

42. Prof A Selvaraj Endowment Cash Award (Friends) – to be awarded to

the best outgoing student in BSc Physics (Second)

800 Deepak Kulandai Rayan S 10UPH212

43. Dr C Francis Xavier Cash Award – BSc Physics (Third) 800 Naveen Kumar J 10UPH117

44. Shri V S Raghavan Memorial Cash Award

(Dr R Srinivasamoorthy) – BSc Physics (Fourth)

400 Prabakar K 10UPH116

45. Dr G Stephen Vincent Endowment Cash Awards – to be awarded to

the best outgoing student in Statistics

800 Prasanth R P 10UST110

46. Mr Felix Amalraj Cash Award – BA Tamil Literature 200 Catherine T 10UTA143

47. Rev Dr A Sebastian SJ Endowment Cash Awards –

to be awarded to the best Outgoing students of UG Arts & Commerce

1000 Praveen S 10UCO106


to be awarded to the best Outgoing students of UG Sciences

1000 John Joseph S 10UMA222

49. Rev Dr A Sebastian SJ Endowment Cash Awards – to be awarded to

the best Outgoing students of PG Arts & Commerce

1000 Gayathri G 11PHR124

50. Rev Dr A Sebastian SJ Endowment Cash Awards – to be awarded to

the best Outgoing students of PG Sciences

1000 Jasmine Gloria Estafun E 11PMA115

SHIFT - II

CASH AWARDS ON MERIT-CUM-MEANS BASIS (GRADUATION DAY)



(Mrs G Maithili) – (First – Merit cum means basis) – MSc Chemistry

1600 Sathya G 11PCH825

2. Dr S Kannan Endowment Cash Award –

(Second – Merit cum means basis) – MSc Chemistry

400 Vinu Lakshmi M 11PCH801

3. Mrs Gnanasoundari and Mr Chinasamy Endowment Cash Award (Er

C Vincent George) –

(Merit cum means basis) – MCA

400 Infant Jones S 10PCA852

4. Major M Aravandi Cash Award –

(Merit cum means basis) – MSc Computer Science

200 Isabella S 11PCS911

5. Prof V R Ramachandra Dikshitar Cash Award

(Shri R Srinivasan) – (Merit cum means basis) –

MA History

160 Vijayakumar M 11PHS801

6. Prof A Selvaraj Endowment Cash Award (Friends) – to be awarded to

the best outgoing student in BSc Physics

800 Maria Cynthia T 10UPH510

7. Coimbatore Chapter of St. Joseph’s College Alumni Association Cash

Award (Dr A Sethurathnam) –

to be awarded to the best outgoing students

(by Rotation every year) – BCom Commerce

1200 Subramanian V 10UCO553

8. Rev Fr P Susai SJ Memorial Cash Award – to be awarded to the best

outgoing students in BBA

800 Vignesh R 10UBU565

9. Rev Dr A Sebastian SJ Endowment Cash Award –

to be awarded to the best outgoing student of BBA

800 Joice Kingselene G 10UBU671

10. Head and Staff Members of IT Department Cash Award – to be

awarded to the best outgoing students in BCA

400 Gowtham S 10UBC628

11. Shri Atur Subbaroa, Smt. Venka Lakshmi & Ms. Anuradha

Endowment Cash Award – to be awarded to the best outgoing UG

student of Mathematics (Shift-II)

4000 Renuka K 10UMA501


to be awarded to the best Outgoing students of UG Arts & Commerce

1000 Subramanian V 10UCO553


to be awarded to the best Outgoing students of UG Sciences

1000 Renuka K 10UMA501

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to be awarded to the best Outgoing students of PG Arts & Commerce

1000 Swathiga V 11PCC809


to be awarded to the best Outgoing students of PG Sciences

1000 Pavi J 11PMA806

SPECIAL AWARDS

EXTRA CURRICULAR - CASH AWARDS

Sl. No.

Name of the Special Award Name of the Beneficiaries Course Reg. No. Amount

Rs.

1. Rev. Fr. S. M. Irudayam SJ Good Conduct Cash Award for II MSc Physics Student

Vijay Charles J II MSc Phy 12PPH126 400

2. Rev. Fr. Francis Vazhapilly SJ Cash Award Vikkash Vannish P II BCom CA 12UCO668 3000 Thinakara Anand S I BA Eco 13UEC159 3000

3. Prof. Rengarajan Cash Award for Best Sportsman Prasanth C II BA His 12UHS145 200 4. Mr. G. V. Suresh Endowment Cash Award for Best Cricketer Sri Kandesh T II BCom 12UCO130 200

5. Rev. Fr. S. M. Felix, SJ Endowment Cash Award for Wards of the Marker

Vijayalakshmi M I MSc Phy 13PPH130 4000

6. Rev. Dr. S. John Britto, SJ Cash Award (Mr. C. Maria Joseph & Co.) for Outstanding Players

Volley Ball Munniyappan V III BA Eng 11UEN169 200 Foot Ball Ragu Kumar M II BA Eco 12UEC128 200

Foot Ball Dinesh Kumar S III BA Eng 11UEN614 200 Hockey Prasanth M I BCA 13UBC612 200

7. Dr. C. Vijayasingh Cash Award for Good Conduct for III BA History Dhakshnamoorthy P III BA His 11UHS150 800 8. Rev. Dr. M. Elias, SJ Endowment Cash Award for 2 Best Volunteers

in community participation for Extension Activities Thiruthurai A II MA Eng 12PEN108 600

Venkatesan S II MCom CA 12PCC821 600

9. Dr. G. Stephen Vincent Cash Award for Best Statistics Student in SHEPHERD & Best Student in SHEPHERD

Sathiskumar K III BSc Stat. 11UST104 400 Sowmya Paul II MSc Mat 12PMA111 400

10. Rev. Fr. C. K. Swamy, SJ Award for Tamil Elocution Ms. V. Akila II MA Eng. 12PEN826 400 11. Dr. Jagatheesan Award for English Debator Mr. John Knox T II MA Eng. 12PEN109 1800

12. Thiru. R. Maria Chellapandy Endowment Cash Award for the Best NSS Volunteer

Arone Gobi Clement A III BCom 11UCO182 1200

13. Thirumathi Sornam Maria Chellapandi Endowment Cash Award (for Disabled)

Vinoth C III BBA 11UBC160 1200

EXTRA CURRICULAR - SPECIAL AWARDS

Sl. No. Name of the Special Award Activities Name of the Beneficiaries Course Reg. No.

1. Rev. Dr. S. Lazar, SJ Endowment Special Awards

Active Users of Arrupe Library Vinay Alex II MCom 12PCO112 Antony Raj, A II BCom CA 12UCC565

Elsin Pravin, S II BA Eng 12UEN140 2. The Pradeep Selvam Medal Best Student in Fine Arts Niranjan R III BA Eng 11UEN140

Frederick Engels M III BA Eng 11UEN137 3. Rev. Fr. Mathew J Moolel, SJ

Medal Best Volunteer in SHEPHERD Programme

Antony Ebinezer M III BSc Mat ‘A’ 11UMA123

4. Sports & Games Award Foot Ball

Dinesh Kumar S II BA Eng 11UEN614

Ragu Kumar M II BA Eco 12UEC128

Raja Pandi S I BA Eco 13UEC155 Siva Kumar D I BA His 13UHS172

Jockson Doss A I BA Eco 13UEC148 Hockey

Prasanth M I BCA 13UBC612

Gowtham B I BA His 13UHS183 Jeganath U II BCA 12UBC548

Athletics

Praksh A II BA Eco 12UEC125 Kamal Paul G S II BA Eng 12UEN152

Issac Asariya P II BCA 12UBC647

Manikandan T I BA Eco 13UEC114 Suruli E II BA Tamil 12UTA124

Ball Badminton

Sri Kandesh T II BCom 12UCO130 Kesavan R II BCom 12UCO515

Harihara Raja R I MSc Biotech 13PBT802 Cricket Deepan Raj A II BCom 12UCO155

Volley Ball

Divakar R I BA Eco 12UEC176 Perumal G II BCom 12UCO266

5. Special Award 2(TN) Armd Squadron NCC Rajasekaran G II BSc Mat 12UMA110

Bharath N Shah II BCA 12UBC502 Infant Gnana Desingu II BSc Phy 12UPH107

Suresh M II BCA 12UBC640 Vignesh R II BA His 12UHS104

Bani Anto Abinash B II BSc Mat 12UMA249 Karthick G II BSc Mat 12UMA116

6. Lt. K. Kalyanasundaram Rolling 2(TN) Armd Squadron NCC German Velankanni A III BSc Mat 11UMA204

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Shield

7. Lt. Col. Saxena Trophy 2(TN) Armd Squadron NCC Ranjith Kumar N III BBA 11UBU612

8. Major I. Alphonse Trophy 2(TN) Armd Squadron NCC Sathis Kumar E III BCom 11UCO637 9. Major Saravanan Memorial

Award 2(TN) Infantry NCC Parthiban P II BSc Phy 12UPH138

Raja P II BCom CA 12UCC547 10. Best Junior Cadet Award 2(TN) Infantry NCC Prasanth R II BSc Mat 12UMA170

Kalai Selvan K II BCA 12UBC620 11. Best Firer Award Vijaya Kumar A II BSc CS 12UCS133

Akshy C G II BCA 12UBC610 12. Best Office-Bearer Ezhumalaiyan P II BSc Mat 12UMA162

Arun Prasanth D II BCA 12UBC627

13. Special Award 3(TN) Air Wing (Tech) NCC CWO Vijaya Ragavan V II BSc Che ‘A’ 12UCH120 CWO Arockia Joel A II BSc Phy ‘B’ 12UPH220

SGT William Christopher A II BSc Phy ‘B’ 12UPH215 14. Special Award 5(TN) Naval Unit NCC CPO Sivaraman K II BSc Phy 12UPH136

CPO Vigneshwaran K II BSc PHy 12UPH141 CPO Vignesh Pandian T II BCom CA 12UCC560

15. Best Volunteers Award NSS Arivazhagan A III BBA 11UBU637

Dinesh Kumar C III BCom CA 11UCC515 Kumar C III BCom CA 11UCC502

Manoj Kumar S III BCA IIUBC540

Thankikaiventhan K III BSc Mat 11UMA137 16. Special Award YRC Vignesh Ram K M III BCom 11UCO209

17. Special Award Promoting Business Leaders Cell Remigius Raja F II MCom 12PCO137 18. Special Award in Fine Arts Theatre Event Radha Krishnan P III BSc Phy 11UPH508

Debate Josephine Shamini P II MA Eng 12PEN118 Folk Dance Balakrishnan P MPhil Com 13MCO107

Painting Antony Haris Newton A II MA Eng 12PEN126 Western Dance Francis Lemuel B III BSc CS 11UCS144

Music Ranjith Kumar A III MCA 11PCA138

19. Special Award Communication Club Tony Anosan III BA Eng 11UEN607 Karthikeyan III BA Eng 11UEN611

Honest Raj III BA Eng 11UEN643 Packiaraj III BA Eng 11UEN655

20. Special Award Consumer Club Puthiyavan A II BCom CA 12UCC501 21. Special Award Nature Club Arul Raj G III BSc Bot 11UBO108

22. Special Award Quiz Josephin Shamini II MA Eng 12PEN118 Debate Raja Vignesh M II MA Eng 12PEN104

23. Special Award Astronomy Club Venkatesan D III BSc Mat 11UMA131

24. Special Award SHEPHERD – Shift I Arockia Antony S III MCA 11PCA101 Michael Asirvatham M III BSc Phy ‘A’ 11UPH103

Santhosh Kumar L III BA Eng 11UEN101 Kapil Dev K III BA Eng 11UEN130

Siva Sathiyan M II MCom 12PCO139 Neppolean N III BSc CS 11UCS103

Nithin L III BCom ‘A’ 11UCO104 25. 100% Attendance Student

Shift I Kevin Gideon A III BSc CS 11UCS107

Helda Malathy A II MSc Phy 12PPH107

Joes Inigo Rajan S II MSc Mat 12PMA101 James Jayabal S II MSc Mat 12PMA127

Shift II Antony Joel Nelson A III BBA 11UBU504 Prasanna Kumar T III BCom 11UCO501

Peter Nizan III BCom CA 11UCC528 26. SHEPHERD Rolling Shield Overall Best Performance Department of English

SPECIAL AWARDS - FOR STAFF

Sl. No. Name of the Special Award Activities Name of the Staff & Designation Amount

(Rs.)

1. Rev. Dr. A. Sebastian, SJ Cash Award Best Teacher Dr. Arockiam L 3000

2. Rev. Dr. J. L. Gnanarethinam, SJ Cash Award Best Paper Published (Botany) Dr. Jeyachandran R 600 3. Prof. G. Raveendhiran Cash Award Best Paper Published (English) Dr. Joseph Arul Jayraj S 800

4. Dr. D. I. Arockiasamy Cash Award Best Paper Published (Science only) Dr. Francis Xavier T Dept.of Botany

640

5. Dr. T. V. Antony Cash Award in Science Best Research Publications by our staff Dr. Peter Pascal Regis, A Dept. of Chemistry

300

6. Dr. T. V. Antony Cash Award in Arts & Humanities Best Research Publications by our Staff Ms. Bulomine Regi S Dept. of Commerce

300

7. Dr. R. Srinivasamoorthy Cash Award Best Research Publications by Physics Dept. Staff

Dr. Alfred Cecil Raj 600

8. College Management Cash Award Book Writer Dr. Maria Joseph J Dept. of Mathematics

500

Dr. Francis Gnanasekaran Dept. of Commerce

500

HoD, Dept.of Comp.Science 500 HoD, Dept. of English 500

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(Rs.)

9. Sri Ragavachariar & Srimathi Pushpavalli Ammal Cash Award

Exemplary Teaching Staff in Arts Dr. Gnanasekaran G Dept. of Economics

800

10. Dr. K. V. Raman Cash Award Exemplary Teaching Staff Dr. Kolandaisamy A Dept. of Tamil

800

11. Rev. Dr. A Albert Muthumalai SJ Cash Award Best Papers Published in International Journal (Maths)

Dr. Benedict Michaelraj L 1600

12. Rev. Dr. A. Sebastian, SJ Endowment Cash Award Exemplary Non-Teaching Staff Mr. Mariadoss A 2000

13. Rev. Dr. A. Sebastian, SJ Endowment Cash Award Exemplary Non-Teaching Staff Mr. Inbaraj K 1200 14. Mr. G. Alphonse Raj Cash Award Exemplary Non-Teaching Staff Mr. Jayaraj M 800

15. Mrs. Maria Pushpam Award Exemplary Non-Teaching Staff Mr. Joseph Arockiadoss S 800

16. Dr. G. Stephen Vincent Cash Award Service Staff Mr. Sathaiyan C 800 17. Shri PM Thammanna Chettiar Assistance (Dr. M. R.

Nagarajan) Service Staff Mr. Velanganni A 640

18. Rev. Dr. Lazar SJ, Cash Award Exemplary Non-Teaching Staff Mr. Jayakumar M 2400

CENT PER CENT ATTENDANCE

Sl. No. Name of the Staff Designation

1. Dr. S. Alfred Cecil Raj Department of Physics

2. Mr. A. Vimal Jerald Department of Computer Science

3. Mr. J. Camel Pushpa Raj Department of Mathematics

4. Mr. A. Yacob Department of English

5. Mr. S. Lourduraj Department of Physics

6. Ms. K. Jaquline Sagaya Mary Office Assistant

CROSSING 25 YEARS OF SERVICE IN THIS INSTITUTION

Sl. No. Name of the Staff Designation Date of Entry

1. Dr. S. Joseph Xavier Associate Prof. of Commerce 11.07.1988

2. Dr. S. Albert Rabara Associate Prof. of Comp.Sci. 01.02.1989

3. Dr. L. Arockiam Associate Prof. of Comp.Sci. 01.02.1989

4. Mr. V. S. Joe Irudayaraj Associate Prof. of Comp.Sci. 01.02.1989

5. Dr. D. Ravindran Associate Prof. of Comp.Sci. 01.02.1989

6. Dr. K. S. Pranatharthiharan Associate Prof. of Hindi 11.07.1988

7. Mr. D. Amalraj Spl. Gr. Laboratory Assistant 01.06.1988*

8. Mr. R. Sebastian Sahayam Laboratory Assistant 01.06.1988*

9. Mr. A. Arockia Joseph Laboratory Assistant 01.06.1988*

10. Mr. A. Albert Dharmaraj Spl. Gr. Watchman 01.06.1988*

11. Mr. Thangavelu (Management Staff) Record Clerk 01.06.1988*

12. Mr. M. Mariappan Office Assistant 01.06.1988*

* Including the Management Service

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INDEP PROGRAMME - 2013

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CCOOLLLLEEGGEE DDAAYY PPRROOGGRRAAMMMMEESS

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Sports & Games (Overall Sportsmen) (2013-14)

Presidents and Secretaries of All Associations (2013-14)

Campus Ministry (2013-14)

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Basketball Team(2013-14)

Cricket Team (2013-14)

Football Team (2013-14)

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Hockey Team (2013-14)

Atheletics (2013-14)

Fencing (2013-14)

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STUDENTS’ PARTICULARS

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Categorywise UG Students’ Strength - 2013-14 - Shift-I

Botany - 18 8 9 - 6 1 3 45 - 3 1 3 - 1 - - 8 1 8 2 2 - - - - 13

Chemistry 4 62 20 13 - - - - 99 - 30 25 13 - 0 - - 68 2 54 14 17 - - - - 87

Commerce 20 93 10 9 - - - - 132 18 98 14 8 - 0 - - 138 16 83 22 12 - - - - 133

Comp. Sci. 3 46 7 6 - - - - 62 7 47 10 - - 0 - - 64 3 45 6 5 - - - - 59

Economics 1 29 10 12 2 2 1 1 58 1 12 4 6 - 2 - - 25 2 11 4 5 1 1 1 - 25

English 1 46 2 14 - - - - 63 1 55 5 5 - - - - 66 2 37 10 10 - - - - 59

History 1 36 10 13 - 1 - 1 62 2 17 8 8 - 1 1 1 38 2 7 3 6 - - - - 18

Maths 4 80 25 9 - - - - 118 4 83 17 13 - - - - 117 2 74 15 18 - - - - 109

Physics 2 87 13 11 - - - - 113 4 51 16 10 - - - - 81 2 45 9 6 - - - - 62

Statistics 0 18 3 7 - 3 - 1 32 1 7 1 4 - 3 1 0 17 - 4 1 - - - - - 5

Tamil 1 9 9 9 - 3 2 2 35 1 7 1 2 1 - - 1 13 - 5 1 4 - 1 - - 11

Total 37 524 117 112 2 15 4 8 819 39 410 102 72 1 07 2 2 635 32 373 87 85 1 2 1 0 581

Categorywise PG Students’ Strength - 2013-14 - Shift-I

Botany - 7 3 4 - 2 1 1 18 - 6 2 2 1 2 1 02 16 - - - - - - - - -

Chemistry 1 16 2 1 - 11 1 1 33 - 17 1 4 3 5 1 - 31 - - - - - - - - -

Commerce 8 15 4 3 1 7 3 - 41 3 12 6 5 - 10 2 01 39 - - - - - - - -

Comp.App. 2 28 2 5 - 5 2 - 44 2 33 10 4 - - - - 49 2 44 9 5 - - - - 60

Economics 2 2 3 4 2 4 - - 17 1 3 1 - - 2 1 01 9 - - - - - - - - -

English 5 16 4 4 1 12 1 3 46 4 21 1 5 2 8 - - 41 - - - - - - - - -

HRM 7 18 4 6 3 6 1 - 45 4 8 2 5 1 11 4 01 36 - - - - - - - - -

Maths - 13 2 1 - 22 - 2 40 - 19 2 5 2 8 - - 36 - - - - - - - - -

Physics - 17 1 1 - 13 1 1 34 - 13 1 6 1 9 - - 30 - - - - - - - - -

Total 25 132 25 29 7 82 10 8 318 14 132 26 36 10 55 9 05 287 2 44 9 5 - - - - 60

Categorywise M.Phil. Students’ Strength - 2013-14

Subjects Male Female

Grand Total OC BC MBC SC/ST Total OC BC MBC SC/ST Total

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (6) + (11) Botany - - - 1 01 - 01 - 01 02 03

Chemistry 01 05 - 03 09 01 09 01 01 12 21 Commerce - 05 01 01 07 03 08 01 02 14 21

Computer Science - 07 03 01 11 01 33 01 03 38 49 Economics - - - - - 01 01 01 - 03 03

English - 06 02 05 13 - 07 04 06 17 30 History - - 01 - 01 - 01 01 - 02 03

HRM 01 02 02 01 06 - 11 02 01 14 20

Maths - 10 02 05 17 01 18 03 02 24 41 Physics 01 05 - 01 07 02 09 01 - 12 19

Statistics - - - 01 01 - - - 02 02 03 Tamil - 01 02 01 04 - 01 01 01 03 07

Biotechnology - - - - - - 01 - - 01 01 Total 03 41 13 20 77 09 100 16 19 144 221

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Categorywise UG Students’ Strength - 2013-14 - Shift-II

Subjects

I YEAR II YEAR III YEAR/ Electronics IV YEAR

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BBA 5 77 17 14 0 0 0 0 113 5 77 28 12 0 0 0 0 122 2 54 18 9 0 0 0 0 83

Commerce 12 66 20 3 0 0 0 0 101 10 77 17 11 0 0 0 0 115 5 45 15 7 0 0 0 0 72

Com. CA 3 43 10 10 0 0 0 0 66 2 53 6 4 0 0 0 0 65 5 30 9 6 0 0 0 0 50

English 5 52 20 17 0 15 0 3 112 0 28 9 9 0 0 0 0 46 5 64 12 35 0 0 0 0 116

BCA 9 85 19 15 0 0 0 0 128 5 80 23 8 0 0 0 0 116 9 58 9 3 0 0 0 0 79

Comp. Sci 6 66 12 6 0 0 0 0 90 2 46 11 4 0 0 0 0 63 5 26 12 2 0 0 0 0 45

Electronics 1 13 3 4 0 2 0 0 23 1 6 3 0 0 2 0 1 13 2 5 1 0 1 0 0 1 10

Elect. IV yr 7 19 3 5 1 5 0 0 40

Maths 1 22 9 3 0 12 1 4 52 0 8 5 1 0 7 1 4 26 0 6 2 1 0 3 0 1 13

Physics 2 15 9 8 0 7 1 1 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 1 1 3 0 0 12

Total 44 439 119 80 0 36 2 8 728 25 375 102 49 0 9 1 5 566 40 312 83 69 3 11 0 2 520

Categorywise PG Students’ Strength - 2013-14 - Shift-II

Subjects

I YEAR II YEAR III YEAR

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MCom CA 0 6 1 1 1 7 5 0 21 1 10 1 4 0 5 1 2 24 - - - - - - - - -

English 0 12 1 5 0 20 5 3 46 0 16 5 2 0 15 4 0 42 - - - - - - - - -

History 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 1 2 2 4 2 2 14 - - - - - - - - -

HRM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 10 - - - - - - - - -

Tamil 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 5 0 3 0 3 0 1 0 0 7 - - - - - - - - -

MCA 0 18 3 2 0 11 0 1 35 0 12 5 2 0 2 0 0 21 0 24 10 2 - - - - 36

Biochem. 0 2 1 0 0 2 3 2 10 0 3 2 1 0 3 0 0 9 - - - - - - - - -

Biotech. 1 1 0 0 1 3 0 4 10 0 5 0 0 1 6 0 0 12 - - - - - - - - -

Chemistry 0 14 1 2 0 6 1 2 26 0 8 2 0 0 8 3 4 25 - - - - - - - - -

Comp. Sci. 0 10 4 0 0 19 2 2 37 0 15 3 2 0 14 1 5 40 - - - - - - - - -

Electronics 0 5 3 1 0 2 0 1 12 0 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 7 - - - - - - - - -

Info.Tech 0 9 2 1 1 9 0 0 22 0 10 8 4 0 3 1 2 28 - - - - - - - - -

Maths 0 11 2 1 0 23 2 0 39 0 10 4 2 2 22 2 1 43 - - - - - - - - -

Physics 1 4 1 2 1 16 0 1 26 3 9 3 3 0 16 1 0 35 - - - - - - - - -

Total 2 93 19 17 4 122 19 16 292 4 111 35 27 5 104 15 16 317 0 24 10 2 - - - - 36

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