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Supplementary SSR 2015-16

Government Degree College for Women, Sangareddy 1 | P a g e

GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE

FOR WOMEN Sangareddy, Medak Dist.-502001

Telangana State

Supplementary SSR

Annual Report 2015-16

SUBMITTED

TO

NAAC PEER TEAM



ANNUAL REPORT 2015-16

SUPPLEMENTARY SSR

We are pleased to state that NAAC peer team visited our college in 2008 and accredited

at „B‟ level. In the assessment report while appreciating the efforts put in by the faculty for

bringing about all round development of the college, the members of the team made a few

recommendations to strengthen the college.

It is a pleasure to inform that all the recommendations were reviewed by IQAC and staff

and remedial measures have been taken. Consequently a lot of progress is perceived in terms of

infrastructure as well as performance as reflected in our SSR submitted to NAAC for

reaccreditation on 12.05.2015.

Subsequently we have taken many quality initiatives for the overall development of the

college.



INDEX

S. No Content Page No

1 Criterion I : Curricular Aspects 04-05

2 Criterion II : Teaching Learning and Evaluation 06-12

3 Criterion III : Research, Consultancy and Extension 13-18

4 Criterion IV : Infrastructure and Learning Resources 19

5 Criterion V : Student Support and Progression 20-25

6 Criterion VI : Governance, Leadership and Management 26-28

7 Criterion VII : Innovations and Best Practices 29-31

8 Photo Gallery 32-36

9 Annexures: Institutional Activities 2015-16



CRITERIA-I: CURRICULAR ASPECTS

New UG Course: Introduced a self-financed, restructured course MPCs in B.Sc. apart from

existing B.Com computer applications.

Value added programs :

Certificate course:

Conducted three certificate courses, details of which are ,

S.No Name of the

Course offered

Duration of

the course

No. of

Days

N. of

Students

Department Collaboration

with

1 Tally ERP 9.0 16.11.2015 to

05.01.2016

45 43 Commerce Institutional

2 Yoga 10.09.2015 to

24.11.2015

45 60 NCC Pathanjali

Yoga Samaj

3 Basics in

computers

31.08.2015 to

09.09.2015

10 180 Computers NDLM and

DATA PRO

Display of study projects: on 29.10.2015 all departments displayed students study

projects.

JKC: During 2015-16 JKC trained 117 students in 3 batches.

Summer Batch - 51

1st Batch - 30

2nd

Batch - 36

Change in curricula:

During the current Academic year 2015-16 curricula of five subjects has been

revised by the University. Those are Political science Telugu, Hindi.

From next Academic year onwards University is introducing semester system.

The syllabus and pattern of faculty of commerce has already been posted on OU

website.

Feedback: We have obtained feedback on curriculum from students, the analysis report

along with teacher recommendations has been communicated to the chairman BOS of

concerned departments.

Best practice in curriculum aspects is introduction of certificate courses.



Valedictory ceremony of Tally ERP 9.0 certificate course - Prof. Achalapathi, Director,

Directorate of Placement services, Osmania University

Yoga Training

Training in Basic Computers



CRITERIA-II: TEACHING, LEARNING AND EVALUATION

Teaching Staff: Highly dedicated, committed and sincere faculty members are working

in our college.

S. No

Type of Post

Sanctioned

Working

Posts held

01

Regular 22 07+05(Contract) Associate Professor – 01

Asst. Professor – 05

Physical Director - 01

02 Contract 03 03 Contract Lecturers

03 Guest Faculty - 08 Guest Lecturers

Admission process:

Admission process is given wide publicity through

Brochure

Press note

Teachers visiting surrounding colleges

Arranging help desk at college to provide information to admission seekers.

Academics: The academic year started from 8th

June, 2015 as per Osmania University

schedule. Academic work was well planned and well executed by our staff members.

ICT based, innovative and student centric teaching, learning practices are followed by all

the departments.

Bridge classes: Bridge classes were conducted for non-faculty students from 07th

July,

2015 to 10th

July, 2015

Academic performance:

The college has distinction of being the topper in academic performance, compared to

other degree college as well as Osmania University.



Results 2014-15:

S. No. Course

No. of

Students

appeared

No. of

Students

passed

Pass Percentage 2014-15

College (%) O.U. (%)

1 B.A. 76 68 91 62.4

2 B.Com 50 22 45 42

3 B.Sc. (MPC) 18 10 56 48

4 B.Sc.(BZC) 28 10 36 48

Total 172 110 64 52.4

Graphical Representation:

Pass percentage with divisions

Course

Distinction 1st Class 2

nd Class 3

rd Class

No % No % No % No %

B.A. III TM - - 09 33.3 15 55.5 03 11.11

B.A. III UM - - 15 30.61 23 46.95 04 8.16

B.Com III (G) 02 16 06 50.00 04 33.00 - -

B.Com III (CA) 05 50 05 50 - - - -

B.Sc. BZC III 01 10 04 14.25 05 17.55 - -

B.Sc. MPC III - - 09 50 01 5.55 - -

Total 08 48 48 07

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

B.A. B.Com B.Sc. (MPC) B.Sc.(BZC)

College (%)

O.U. (%)



Comparison with other colleges 2014-15:

S.No College Name Total Pass %

1 GDCW, Sangareddy 63.95

2 TARA GDC, Sangareddy 56.43

3 NMGDC, Jogipet 25.51

4 GDCW, Siddipet 51

5 GDCW, Jogipet 25.51

6 GDCW, Medak 39

7 GDCW, Zaheerabad 47.7

8 Osmania University 52.43

Graphical Representation:

As compared to last year the result has come down. After taking remedial measures to

improve results of the students who appeared for supplementary examinations, 100%

passed in B.Sc. (MPC), BA and B.Com (Gen & CA) stream, in B.Sc. (BZC) 90% passed.



Enrolment of students:

S. No. Course

Sanction

ed

Intake

I Yr II Yr III Yr Total

1 B.A.(TM/UM) 60+40 64 84 59 207

2 B.Com(G& CA) 60+60 42 45 57 144

3 B.Sc. (MPC/MPCS)

(Maths Stream) 40+40 22 08 05 35

4 B.Sc.(BZC)

(Biology Stream) 40 40 23 25 88

TOTAL 168 160 146 474

Social profile of the students:

S.No Course Caste

TOTAL SC ST BC PHC OC MINORITY

1 B.A. TM 38 3 46 0 3 5 95

2 B.A. UM 0 0 17 0 52 43 112

3 B.Com(Gen) 26 12 43 0 4 3 88

4 B.Com (Comp) 25 3 25 0 3 0 56

5 BSc (BZC) 35 19 28 0 5 1 88

6 B.Sc.(MPC) 11 1 12 0 0 0 24

7 B.Sc.(MPCs) 4 4 2 0 0 1 11

Total No 139 42 173 0 67 53 474

in % 29 9 37 0 14 11

Catering to Diverse needs:

Slow, average and advanced learners are identified on the basis of their

performance in qualifying examination and participation and performance in curricular,

co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

Learning facilities provided to slow learners and average learners,

Remedial classes

Study hours

Assignments

Study material

Counselling

Question bank

Tutorials Peer teaching

Learning facilities to fast learners,



Study projects

Surveys

During 2015-16, altogether 08 surveys 79 study projects were done by students.

Creative and ICT assignments

Special Classes

Teaching Learning process:

Usage of ICT: For effective teaching learning process, all departments followed

wider usage of ICT enabled teaching and integrating student centric activities like

role plays, class seminars, Group Discussions, debates, peer teaching etc. in

curriculum.

Guest Lectures: As many as 15 guest lectures were arranged by various

departments during the year

Field Trips: Various departments organised following field trips to the places of

educational as well historical importance.

S.No Place of Visit Date Department No. of

Students Feedback

01 Birla Museum, Planetarium,

Lumbini park

20.08.2015 Physics &

Maths

10 A

02 Bio Diversity Park, Lumbini park,

NTR Garden

25.08.2015 Botany 16 A

03 Central Library, Charminar,

Shilparamam, Salarjung Museum,

MANUU

01.09.2015 Depts. of

Humanities

and

Languages

27 A

04 Financial District, Inorbit Mall,

Shilparamam, Hitech City

12.09.2015 Commerce &

Computers

49 A

05 Fossil Exhibition and Science

departments at Osmania University

28.11.2016 Science

Departments

38 A

Additional Inputs: While following the syllabi prescribed by Osmania University

additional inputs were provided in all subjects by providing additional information about

the topic. Following aids are used,

Paper clippings

Question Bank, Old Question papers

Surveys

ICT downloads

PPTs, Video lectures

Wall magazines



Charts

MANA TV

Personality Development programs

Awareness programs

Celebration of Important Days

Evaluation: Students are evaluated through slip tests, unit tests, term exams, pre-final

examinations apart from regular participation and performance in curricular, co-

curricular & extra-curricular activities.

This year we have conducted

Unit Tests – 03

1st UT – 14.08.2015 to 18.08.2015

2nd

UT - 14.09.2015 to 19.09.2015

3rd

UT – 23.11.2015 to 28.11.2015

Term Exam – 15.12.2015 to 22.12.2015

Pre-Final – 27.01.2016 to 03.01.2016

In house examinations in IHC, S&C, EVS, Computer skills, HVPE from

06.02.2016 to 08.02.2016

Practical examinations are scheduled in Group – B, i.e.; from 23.02.2016 to

03.03.2016

Annual examinations are scheduled from 07th

March,2016

ICT Based Teaching



Visit to Fossils Exhibition at OU,

Hyderabad- by Science Depts.

Visit to Financial District, Hyderabad

by Dept. of Commerce and Computers

Visit to Historical Places, Hyderabad-

by Depts. of Humanities & Languages

Visit to Birla Science Centre,

Hyderabad by Dept. of Physics



CRITERIA III: RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION

Teacher Quality:

No. of Ph.D. : 03

No. of faculty pursuing Ph.D. : 03

No. of M.Phil. : 01

No. of NET/SET/SLET : 04

Recognitions and awards received:

Smt. Naheda Begum – State Best Teacher- Urdu Academy, Telangana State,

2014-15

Smt. Sameera Nazneen – Outstanding Contribution in the filed of Education –

Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Medak Dist., 2014-15

Seminars attended and papers published:

1. Smt. Naheeda Begum – Status of Urdu in Telangana State – Venue – 19th

state level

and 3rd

all India Urdu conference at Salarjang Museaum, Nayapool, Hyderabad, 22,

23 Dec 2015.

2. Smt. Naheeda Begum – Lokh Kahniyo Mein Quami Ekjahti ke Anasir – Venue –

International conference, Nanded 28,29,30, Jan-2016 – ISBN No: 978-81-923487-3-5

Books Published:

1. Smt. Naheda Begum – Tipu Sultan Keahedmein adabi pasmanzar published in Qaumi

Zaban Magazine – Telangana State Urdu Academy

2. Dr. B. Sudakshana

3 Chapters in intermediate history text book Telugu Medium – Telugu Academy

3 Chapters in intermediate history text book English Medium – Telugu

Academy

5 Chapters in Telangana Charithra Sankrithi - Telugu Academy

3. Smt. Sameera Nazneen

3 Chapters in Intermediate Political Science book in Urdu I and II yr.– Telugu

Academy

National Level Seminar: With the initiation of IQAC and research club Dept. of

Economics has applied to UGC SERO for conducting National Seminar at our college on

Women Empowerment through inclusive growth in Indian Economy



Training Program to staff:

1. Smt. V. Srimathi Bai, Lecturer in Botany attended adolescent Health Education

training at Indian Institute of Health and Family Welfare (IIHFW) for 3 days, from

16th

Nov, 2015 to 18th

Nov, 2015.

2. 10 days training in MS-Office to staff by dept. of Computers from 07.08.2015

to 13.08.2015

3. Faculty forum- Faculty forum serves as a suitable plat form for exchange of

information and ideas across various disciplines.

S. No Date Name of the Presenter Designation Topic

1 06.07.2015 Smt. T. Reshma Devi Lecturer PPT on Mobile Technology

2 06.07.2015 Smt. T. Navya Lecturer Consumer Protection

3

03.08.2015

Dr. B. Sudhakshana

Asst. Professor Innovative methods of

Teaching Learning practices

4

07.09.2015 Smt. A.

Veerapapamamba

Associate Professor Quality Assurance through

NAAC accreditation

5

11.09.2015

Smt. Sameera Nazneen

Asst. Professor Important election facts in

Indian Democracy System

6

31.10.2015

Dr. SP. Krishnaveni

Asst. Professor Research Consultancy and

Extension

7

23.11.2015

Dr. A. Sunitha

Asst. Professor Personality Development

8

10.12.2015

Smt. Naheda Begum

Asst. Professor Gnanapeeth Award recipients

in Urdu

9

02.01.2016

Sri. B. Janardhan Rao

Physical Director Importance of Yoga and

Aerobics

MOUs: Various departments and support services have established linkages with

colleges, agencies and industries. Following are the MOUs signed during current

Academic Year.

S.

No

Name of the

organization Objectives

Dept. with

which MOU is

established

Date of

MOU Duration

Linkages for Training to students:

01 Micron CNC

Techniques,

Balanagar, Hyd

For academic

cooperation and OJT

Dept. of

Commerce

01.07.2015

3 years

02 Ganga Nursery,

Sangareddy

-do- Dept. of

Botany

20.06.2015 2 years

03 Manjari Photo

Studio, Sangareddy

Do Dept. of

Physics

24.08.2015 2 years



Linkages for Promotion of health:

01 Sai Clinic and Scan

Center, Srd

For providing health

awareness and health

check up

Health Club

20.03.2015

2 years

02 Pathanjali Yoga To provide Yoga

training

NCC &

Physical

Education

10.09.2015 2 years

Collaboration with organizations:

03 Ambedkar Study

Circle, Sangareddy

For providing coaching

for constable selections

GDCW ,

Sangareddy

31.08.2015 45 Days

08

Sabitha

Educational

Society,

Sangareddy

For academic

cooperation and social

service

Students Union

& GDCW ,

Sangareddy

02.01.2015

2 years

Consultancy:

Dept. of commerce provides Income Tax consultancy services. During current year

consultancy has been provided to all our staff members and people from other

organizations at a nominal fee. As the financial year is coming to an end, the process is

still continuing. Total amount collected will be deposited in CPDC at the end of the

financial year.

Extension lectures at other colleges:

09 of our lecturers delivered 10 extension lectures at other colleges during current

Academic year.

National Level One day workshop: As per the guidance provided by IQAC, National

workshop on “Capacity Building for Placements” was organised by Career Guidance

Cell and JKC in collaboration with Directorate of Placements Services, Osmania

University, Hyderabad on 23.01.2016.

20 faculty from colleges of Telangana state, 03 from neighbouring states, 120

students from our college and 35 from other colleges in the district, participated

in the workshop. There was a good response from the participants in the

interaction session. All of them were very much benefitted in the preparation of

resumes, interview skills etc. through this workshop.

NSS: NSS has 01 unit with 100 volunteers. They participated in the following events.

3rd

Saturday of every month – Swachh Bharath

24.09.2015 – NSS Day

31.10.2015 – Run for Unity



12.11.2015 – National Education Day Rally

01.12.2015 – World ADS Day Rally

25.01.2016 – National Voters Day Rally

27.01.2016 – Dental Check-up at MNR Medical College

NCC: It has 100cadets

12 cadets participated in RDC camp at Adilabad, from 22.09.2015 to 03.10.2015

03 cadets participated in NIC Gujarat from, 30.11.2015 to 09.12.2015.

60 cadets appearing B and C examinations participated in CATC IV and VI,

Kashipur, Kandi.

NCC day was celebrated on 24.11.2015

Participated in International Yoga Day on 21.06.2015

Conducted social and cultural campaign surrounding areas of the college by the

cadets and NCC ANO Dr. SP. Krishna Veni on 31.01.2016.

Fistful of Rice- My share of Help: Students, staff and alumni donated fistful of Rice

periodically, the collected rice was given to Sabitha educational society.

Training and interaction with otherwise challenged people: Our students and staff

visited Sabitha Educational society, an NGO for providing training and rehabilitation to

mentally challenged people. There they interacted and provided speech therapy, dance

coaching, singing, painting etc. Also distributed books, sweets, fruits etc.

On the day of VIPANI on 27.11.2015 they gave dance performance at our

college. The audience were moved by the spectacular performance of these people and

instantly announced cash awards to them.

Our students also provided dance training, inorder to get them ready to give

performance at Dist. Collectorate on 26.01.2016 on the eve of republic day.

Celebration of Important Days: Following important days were celebrated by different

departments to instil knowledge, national fervour and to sensitise the students towards

developing an attitude of commitment towards the development of nation, Social and

moral values.

S. No Day Date Organized by

1 World Environment Day 12.06.2015 Eco Club

2 World Population Day 13.06.2015 Dept. of Economics

3 Blood Donors Day 15.06.2015 Red Ribbon Club

4 World Yoga Day 21.06.2015 NSS and NCC



5 Writers Day 08.07.2015 Dept. of Urdu

6 JKC & Communication Skills Day 30.07.2015 JKC & English

7 Hiroshima Day 06.08.2015 Dept. History

8 Telugu Basha Dinotsavam 09.09.2015 Dept. of Telugu

9 Ozone Day 16.09.2015 Eco Club and

Dept. of Botany

10 Hindi Diwas 22.09.2015 Dept. of Hindi

11 NSS Day 24.09.2015 NSS

12 Sir. CV. Raman‟s Birth Day 07.11.2015 Dept. of Physics

13 National Integration Day and

College Inception Day 19.11.2015 Students Union

14 NCC Day 24.11.2015 NCC

15 Human Rights Day 10.12.2015 Dept. of Political

Science

16 Consumers Day 22.12.2015 Consumer Club & Dept. of Commerce

17 National Mathematics Day 23.12.2015 Dept. of Mathematics

Hosted Dist. level Yuvatarangam Competitions: As per CCE guidelines our college

hosted Dist. level Yuvatarangam competitions for the academic year 2015-16 on

08.12.2015 in 8 events. Those are mime, mono action, perception and expression, study

projects, science exhibit, poster making, skit, rangoli.

Guest Lectures by our faculty at colleges:

S. No Date Name of the Faculty Topic College

1 08.08.2015 Smt. Naheda Begum Mysore mein

Dacchishayri

Mahavidyalaya

Udgir, Maharashtra

2 23.09.2015 Smt. Naheda Begum “ Khatooth Nigari ka

Jayeza Galib ke Hawale

se”

Govt. Degree

College, Zaheerabad

3 23.09.2015 Smt. Sameera Nazneen “Super Powers” Govt. Degree

College, Zaheerabad

4 24.09.2015 T. Reshma Devi “Ultra-Sonic Waves” Govt. Degree

College, Patancheru

5 24.09.2015 A. Veerapapamamba Cost Accounting, Basic

Accounting in Cost

Accounting

TARA GDC,

Sangareddy

6 24.09.2015 T. Navya Financial Accounting

Basic Accounting using

Tally

TARA GDC,

Sangareddy

7 01.09.2015 A. Venu Gopal Rao Polymers GDC, Medak

8 07.01.2016 D. Nagesh Homeostasis TARA GDC,

Sangareddy

9 19.01.2016 D. Nagesh Induced Breeding

Cloning Vectors

GDC, Sadashivpet



Adolescent Health Education - by

Health Club

National Workshop on “Capacity

Building for Placements” by CGC & JKC

Commerce and Computers

Fistful of Rice – My share of Help

Training to otherwise challenged

Peoples at Sabitha-Students Union



CRITERIA –IV: INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES:

New class rooms: Construction of 03 new class rooms was completed by BHEL,

under Corporate Social Responsibility.

New Toilets: With the initiation of MLA Sri. Chinta Prabhakar, Aurobindo pharma

has constructed 04 toilets for students.

Furniture – 04 Almirahs were purchased with UGC funds under IQAC and entry

into services scheme of UGC XII plan period.

04 Almirahs, 07 book racks, 30 plastic chairs and tables were donated by

Alumni.

Compound wall: As the earlier compound wall was broken several places, Dist.

Housing Board authorities reconstructed it with the initiation of Dist. collector Sri.

Ronald Ross.

Women’s Hostel: Women‟s Hostel construction is completed and handed over

during the academic year.

Books: Under UGC Entry in to Services scheme 245 books were purchased and

under remedial coaching scheme 144 text books of all subjects were purchased.

Equipment: Following equipment was procured during the year

01 Desk top for IQAC with IQAC funds under UGC XII plan

UPS Batteries under buyback scheme with UGC funds for computer labs.

Lab Equipment: Equipment for all science laboratories was purchased as per

requirement with the funds received from State Government.



CRITERIA-V: STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

Academic competitions: Academic competitions were conducted by various

departments through interdepartmental initiatives in quiz, seminars, role plays, group

discussions, debates and prizes were distributed.

Scholarships: 90% of our students get monetary assistance in the form of scholarships.

This amount will be directly credited to students bank account.

SCHOLARSHIP PARTICULARS FOR THE YEAR 2014-15

S.No

SCHOLARSHIP Reimbursement of T.Fee &

Spl.Fee

Caste No. of

Students

MTF.

Amount

No. of

Students

RTF.

Amount

1 SC 72 749470 62 258500

2 S.T 12 88865 21 26750

3 B.C 79 299560 110 140250

4 EBC 0 0 0 0

5 Minority 64 308120 110 160500

Grand Total 227 1446015 303 586000

Student Progression:

Dropout rate

S. No Course Total Dropout

1 B.Sc.(MPC) 40%

2 B.Sc.(BZC) 19%

3 B.Com 09%

4 B.A. TM 13%

5 B.A. UM 7.5%

Academic performance:

S. No. Course

No. of

Students

appeared

No. of

Students

passed

Pass Percentage 2014-15

College (%) O.U. (%)

1 B.A. 76 68 91 62.4

2 B.Com 50 22 45 53

3 B.Sc. (MPC) 18 10 56 48

4 B.Sc.(BZC) 28 10 36 48

Total 172 110 64 52.4



Progression UG to PG:

Year

Course

PG (%) B.Ed. (%) Employment (%) Self-Employment (%)

2011-1

2

2012-1

3

2013-1

4

2014-1

5

2011-1

2

2012-1

3

2013-1

4

2014-1

5

2011-1

2

2012-1

3

2013-1

4

2014-1

5

2011-1

2

2012-1

3

2013-1

4

2014-1

5

BA TM 26 20 24 37 23 18 33 26 13 10 12 15 8 10 29 19

BA UM 7 4 10 8 20 17 33 25 7 5 6 16 5 7 7 4

B.Com 20 19 14 20 10 12 11 18 16 24 17 15 10 6 11 25

BZC 6 6 34 7 33 31 47 7 17 13 12 - 54 22 35 18

MPC 9 - 6 17 27 22 17 11 - - 6 - 27 22 17 11

Average 14 10 19 18 23 20 25 21 11 10 15 12 20 13 19 15

Mentoring Programs:

Coaching: Provided coaching to 53 students during the current academic year under

the scheme Entry into services under UGC XII plan period.

PG entrance guidance: Provided PG entrance guidance to final year students by

various departments.

Career Guidance Cell: Following programs were organised by the Career Guidance

Cell

21.07.2015 – Personality Development Program by Sri. Hasan, field officer, SBH,

by Dept. of Commerce and Career Guidance Cell

31.07.2015 – Employability Skills, Career Opportunities by Dr. Rajani Priya,

Dist. Employment Officer, by JKC and Career Guidance Cell

23.01.2015 – National Workshop on Capacity Building for Placements by IQAC

in collaboration with Career Guidance Cell, JKC and Directorate of placement

services, Osmania University

Special Classes: Tutorials, Remedial classes, study hours are organised by almost all

the departments for the benefit of the students.

Ward Counselling: Each lecturer was assigned a class to provide academic, financial,

social, personal, psychological aspects. All the lecturers performed their counselling

duties in an organized manner.



Motivation to participate in extra-curricular activities: Students are motivated to

participate in extra-curricular activities in the campus and off the campus.

Orientation to students: First year students were provided with necessary guidance,

advice and information through orientation program on 12.08.2015.

Anti-ragging Campaign: Anti-ragging committee created awareness about the

consequences of ragging and to maintain ragging free campus, organised an awareness

program on 21.08.2015.

Gender Sensitization: During 2015-16 WEC &ICC organized following programs

06.07.2015 – Movement against trafficking by Prajwala an NGO

26.08.2015 – Women Equality Day

10.09.2015 – Power of Women awareness program by Jana Vignana Vedika

12.01.2016 – Adolescent Health Education

Skill Development programs: To instil leadership, communication, entrepreneurial

skills following programs were arranged.

31.08.2015 - Mock Assembly session

27.11.2015 - VIPANI (Entrepreneurship Day)

30.07.2015 - JKC and Communication Skills Day

Role Plays, Group Discussions, Debates etc. were organised inorder to motivate

participation of students, to acquire skills and make them to face global

challenges.

Alumni Association: The College has an alumni association. The association members

and other alumni participate in institutional social responsibility activities like arranging

awareness programs, participation in programs. Donated of rice to fistful of rice

scheme, books to the students and furniture to college. They often visit the college

interact with students and staff provide guidance and seeks advice from staff. They are

involved in engaging classes. Alumni meet was held on 12.08.2015

Students Union: Student union is formed to decentralise power and to bring their

problems to the notice of principal. They all performed their duties excellently and also

participated in institutional extension and outreach programs like Swachh Bharath,

Haritha Haram, Providing training to otherwise challenged people of Sabitha

Educational Society.

Health check-up and Health consciousness program: Health club, pink Ribbon club

and NSS have taken up following activities to promote health and health awareness

programs.



Health check-up camps were organised on 23.07.2015, 27.08.2015, 29.10.2015,

10.12.2015.

An Awareness program on Breast Cancer organised by Pink Ribbon Club on

29.10.2015.

Awareness program on Adolescent Education 12.01.2016 by Dr. Kiranmayi

and Dr. Sundari.

Dental Check-up camp at MNR Dental Hospital on 27.01.2016

Physical Education:

Sports meet was held from 13.08.2015 to 14.08.2015.

Yuvatarangam Dist. Level sports competitions at Medak and won prizes in the

events Volley Ball and Kabaddi.

National Sports Day on 27.08.2015

Cultural and Literary activities: Cultural club and Literary committee of the college

conducted activities like Hobby day on every 3rd

Saturday as per the initiation provided

by CCE. During the year 2015-16 following activities were taken up by these

committees.

College Magazine: Collected messages, articles, stories etc. and taken up the

responsibility of printing the magazine.

Coin Exhibition

Crafts exhibition

Cultural replicas of Indian festivals

Yuvatarangam – Hosted Dist., Level cultural competitions in 08 events.

Competitions at institution level.

Job Drive: With the initiation of IQAC Job drive was conducted by Career Guidance

cell and JKC in collaboration with Directorate of Placement Services, Osmania

University, Hyderabad on 25.01.2016.

No. of Companies participated- GENPACT, Hyderabad and Micron CNC

Techniques Hyderabad.

No. of Colleges participated – 10

No. of students attended – From our college 48

From other colleges 42

No. of students selected - 04 From our college 02

From other colleges 02



Students Achievements:

S. No Student Name Class Event Organised Position Prize Money

1 Hashmath

Begum

B.A. II UM Elocutio

n

Consumer

Affairs food

and civils

State 1st 7000/-

2 Hashmath

Begum

B.A. II UM Elocutio

n

Supplies

Dept. of

Govt. of

Telangana

State

District 1st 3000/-

3 Shaheen Jahan B.A. III UM Essay -do- District 1st 3000/-

4 Syeda

Quizriya

Unnisa

B.A. III UM Elocutio

n

-do- District 2nd

2000/-

5 Nazia Begum B.A. III UM Elocutio

n

-do- District 3rd

1500/-

6 Ishrath Begum B.A. II UM Essay -do- District 2nd

2000/-

7 Meraj Begum B.A. I UM Essay -do- District 3rd

1500/-

8 P. Shravani

T. Sudha Rani

P. Rani

N. Manasa

B.Com III EM

B.Com III EM

B.A. III TM

B.A. III TM

“My

Village-

My

Nation”

In

Yuvatara

ngam

Commission

erate of

collegiate

education

District 1st

-

9 M. Naveena B.Sc. III Kabaddi

in

Yuvatan

gam

Commission

erate of

collegiate

education

District 2nd

-

10 Surekha B.A. II Volleyba

ll

in

Yuvatan

gam

Commission

erate of

collegiate

education

District 2nd

-

11 Manjula

Lavanya

Vijaya

B.A. II

B.Sc. BZC II

B.A. II

Folk

Song

Literary

and

Cultural

activities

Commission

erate of

collegiate

education

Dist. Level

Runners

-

12 Salma Begum B.A. III Mehendi DM&HO

On the eve

of World

AIDS Day

District 1st -

13 Safoora Javed B.A. I Mehendi District 2nd

-

14 J. Pooja B.Com III TM Rangoli District 1st -

15 P. Madhavi B.Sc. (BZC) II Rangoli District 2nd

-



Employability Skills and Career

Opportunities by Dr. Rajani Priya,

Dist. Employment officer

VIPANI (An Entrepreneurship Day)

– by Dept. of Commerce

Mock Assembly

- by Depts. of Humanities

Job Drive by Career Guidance Cell

and JKC



CRITERIA – VI: GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

Executive Meetings: IQAC, CPDC and staff council meetings were held at regular

intervals to prepare action plan and to review and chalk out resolutions for the

execution and implementation of action plan.

IQAC: Internal Quality and Assurance Cell was established on 08.06.2010. Since then

it is helping in planning, executing coordinating all activities for the development of the

college. It is working as a nodal agency of the institution for guidance, coordinating and

monitoring academic administrative and other support services. It helped a lot in

preparing the ground for the NAAC assessment. It helped in implementing NAAC peer

team (1st cycle) recommendations. Four IQAC executive body meetings were held

during the academic year.

CPDC: We have excellent team of advisers in our CPDC Committee. They attend

meetings, provides timely and valuable suggestions for the development of the college.

During this academic year 03 CPDC meetings were held.

Staff Council: Staff Council meets regularly plans and executes various developmental

activities.

Joint meetings with stake holders and review meetings:

Staff Meetings: Following staff meetings were organised by IQAC for chalking

out a plan of action and review of action taken.

Alumni meet: Alumni meet was organised on 12.08.2015 and staff and students

interacted and took resolutions for the development of the college.

Parents Meeting: Parents meet was held on 27.11.2015. They were intimated

about their ward‟s performance, developmental activities conducted by the college

and sought their help in the development of the college and in facing the NAAC

assessment.

Student convergence meet: Joint meetings of staff and students representatives

were held periodically to discuss and to know the problems faced and to plan for

follow up actions.

Committees: Various committees were formed in the beginning of the Academic

year. Staff and students were nominated as convenors and members for the clubs,

cells and committees, thereby power is decentralised.



Feedback:

On lecturer performance: Feedback was collected twice by IQAC from students

on lecturers performance, analysis report was intimated to the staff and suggested

them to improve wherever required.

On Curriculum: feedback on curriculum was collected from students by all

departments the analysis reports were intimated to BOS of Osmania University.

Alumni feedback, Parents feedback: On the performance and status of the

college was collected and the analysis report were intimated to staff for necessary

action.

Action plan and academic calendar: In the beginning of the academic year action

plan and academic calendar of the institution, with curricular and extra-curricular

activities were prepared by all the departments.

All activities were reviewed every month in staff meetings.

External audit of academic records was done at regular intervals by ID College,

RJD and CCE.

Annual Performance Indicators: In Addition students‟ appraisal CCE introduced API

which is mandatory for all the staff members.



Staff meeting with Smt. A. Vani

Prasad, IAS, Commissioner, CCE

Alumni Meet

Parents Meet

Students Convergence Meet



CRITERIA – VII: INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES:

Introduction of certificate courses

Wider usage of innovative and ICT based teaching, learning practices by all departments.

Integrating student centric activities like class seminars, role plays, debates, group

discussions with regular curriculum.

Promoting research through faculty forum, attending and submitting papers at National

and International level seminars. Motivating students through display of surveys, study

projects, to participate in more number of surveys.

Coin Exhibition: Dept. of Commerce and Economics exhibits various countries

currency including Indian currency on the day of VIPANI.

VIPANI: An exhibition cum sale of handicraft items and services is organized by

Department of Commerce in which students get opportunity for developing various

skills.

Modati Adugu: Through this program students are formed into groups to create

awareness about various issues like child marriages, health, hygiene, environment

protection, education etc. in their villages.

Cultural Replicas of Indian festivals: Under the super vision of cultural club, students

and various departments prepared cultural replicas of Indian festivals and show cased on

the day of VIPANI on 27.11.2015. It attracted all the students and visitors. It helped in

promoting communal harmony as replicas of festivals all communities were exhibited.

Hobby Day: With the initiation of CCE we are organising “Hobby Day” program on 3rd

Saturday of every month along with Swachh Bharath to motivate to bring out inherent

talents of students and to provide platform to showcase their skills. Following is schedule

of events conducted.

S.No

Date

Event Organised

1

27.06.2015

Literary works, Poetry, Short stories, news

reports were collected and presented by

students.

2 25.07.2015 Craft Exhibition

3

22.08.2015 Cultural events like, Dance, Music, Street

Plays, Skit etc.,

4

26.09.2015 Painting exhibition, Photo, Drawing, Sketching

5 28.11.2015 Exhibition of stamps, Coins etc.

6 19.12.2015 Rangoli



Mock Assembly: Department of Humanities and Telugu organized mock Assembly. In

this programme students played the roles of speaker, CM, Home minister, Education

minister, opposition leader, other ministers and MLAs. They discussed about various

financial aspects, changes to be introduced in education system and about the activities to

be taken up for the development of newly formed State Telangana.

Bathukamma Celebrations: “Bathukamma” the traditional festival of Telangana State

were celebrated which helps in the promotion of communal harmony and peaceful co-

existence.

Training to otherwise challenged people of Sabitha Educational Society.

Environment consciousness programs:

Eco-Club of the college organized an awareness program on World

Environment Day on 16.09.2015

Dept. of Botany and Eco club organized workshop on clay Vinayaka and

importance of medicinal plants on 16.09.2015

Usages of plastic carry bags avoided in the college.

Donation of furniture by Alumni

Decentralization of power through students‟ participation in committees.



Coin Exhibition

Cultural Replicas

Batukamma Telangana

Traditional Fest

State and Dist. level winners in

Consumer day competitions



PHOTO GALLERY

Awareness program on Movement against Trafficking by PRAJWALA, an NGO,

Hyderabad

Power of Women – awareness program on Women Empowerment

by Jana Vignana Vedika



Science Exhibition in Yuvatarangam Competitions

Prize distribution in Yuvatarangam Competitions



MEDIA COVERAGE