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Information submitted to

University Grants Commission

Rai Technology University

11th Mile Gallu, Doddaballapur-Nelamangala Road, Mallohalli Village, Kadanur

(Post), Madhure (Hobli), Doddaballapur Taluk, Bangalore-561204

Ph : +91 80 3221 8015

Web : http://www.raitechuniversity.in Email : [email protected]

http://www.raitechuniversity.in/

mailto:[email protected]

INDEX OF DOCUMENTS

Application and Appendices

1. UGC Application - Proforma for submission of information by State Private

Universities for ascertaining their norms and standards

2. Appendix I – Composition of the Society/Trust

3. Appendix II – Information about Members of the Society/Trust

4. Appendix III – Information about Promoting Society/Trust – other educational

institutions

5. Appendix IV – Information about Promoting Society/Trust – other activities

6. Appendix V – Information about Off-campus centres

7. Appendix VI – Information about Off-shore campus centres

8. Appendix VII – Information about Courses under distance mode and study

centre(s)

9. Appendix VIII – Information about programmes permitted to be offered by the

Gazette Notification of the State Government

10. Appendix IX – Information about the programmes now offered

11. Appendix X – Information about the approval of courses by the concerned

statutory council(s)

12. Appendix XI – Information about the courses run which are not specified by UGC

13. Appendix XII – Information about complaints received under Grievance

Redressal Mechanism

14. Appendix XIII – Information about Teaching staff

15. Appendix XIV – Information about the Library

16. Appendix XV – Information about the Equipment

17. Appendix XVI – Sports Infrastructure

18. Appendix XVII – Information about the composition of the statutory bodies of the

University

19. Appendix XVIII – Information about the Non-Teaching staff of the University

Annexures to Application

20. Annexure A – Gazette Notification - University Act

21. Annexure B – Govt. of Karnataka Notification

22. Annexure C1 – Regulations RTU

23. Annexure C2 – RTU Statutes

24. Annexure D1 – Curriculum B.Sc (Agri)

25. Annexure D2 – Curriculum Diploma in Engineering, BBA and MBA

26. Annexure E – Copies of Advertisements for Recruitment of Staff

27. Annexure F – FDR copies

28. Annexure G – Audit report RTU

29. Annexure H – Faculty Publications

30. Annexure I – Events/Activities at RTU

31. Annexure J – Details of Placement Activities

32. Annexure K – Faculty Conference/Training/Seminars

33. Annexure L – Examination Results

34. Annexure M – Crop Museum & Crop Production

35. Annexure N – Infrastructure and Facilities

36. Annexure O – Academics

37. Annexure P – Students

38. Annexure Q – Student Grievance Management

39. Annexure R – Indian Science Congress Letter

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UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION

BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG

NEW DELHI-110 002

Proforma for submission of information by State Private Universities for ascertaining

their norms and standards

A. Legal Status

1.1 Name and Address of the University Rai Technology University 11th Mile Gallu, Doddaballapur-Nelamangala Road, Mallohalli Village, Kadanur (Post), Madhure (Hobli), Doddaballapur Taluk, Bangalore-561204

1.2 Headquarters of the University Rai Technology University 11th Mile Gallu, Doddaballapur-Nelamangala Road, Mallohalli Village, Kadanur (Post), Madhure (Hobli), Doddaballapur Taluk, Bangalore-561204

1.3 Information about University a. Website www.raitechuniversity.in b. E-mail [email protected] c. Phone Nos +91 80 3221 8015 d. Fax Nos --- Information about Authorities of University a. Ph (including mobile), Fax Nos. and

email of Chancellor [email protected]

b. Ph (including mobile), Fax Nos. and email of Vice-Chancellor

9343903288 [email protected]

c. Ph (including mobile), Fax Nos. and email of Registrar


d. Ph (including mobile), Fax Nos. and email of Finance Officer








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1.4 Date of Establishment 17.09.2014 1.5 Name of the Society/Trust promoting the

University (Information may be provided in the following format) (Copy of the registered MoA/Trust Deed to be enclosed)

Rai Foundation

1.6 Composition of the society/ trust

Name Address Occupation Designation in Society/ Trust

Provided in Appendix – I

1.7 Whether the members of the Society/Trust are members in other Societies/Trusts or in the Board of Governors in companies? If yes, please provide details in the following format:-

Name Address Name of the society

Designation in Society/ Trust

Provided in Appendix - II

1.8 Whether the promoting Society/Trust is involved in promoting/ running any other University/ Educational Institution? If yes, please give details in the following format:-

Name of the University/Educational Institution

Activities

Provided in Appendix - III

1.9 Whether the promoting society/trust is involved in promoting/running activities other than educational? If yes, please give details in the following format:-

Name of the Organization

Activities

Provided in Appendix - IV

1.10 Act and Notification under which established(copy of the Act & Notification to be enclosed)

Rai Technology University has been established under the Rai Technology University, Bangalore Act, Karnataka Act No. 40 of 2013, which has been published in the Karnataka Gazette No Samvyashae 81 Shasana 2012 dated 9.7.2013 Subsequent to inspection by Govt of Karnataka, a notification was issued by Govt of Karnataka approving the

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commencement of the University, vide notification No. ED 60 URC 2014 dated 17.09.2014 Gazette notification of Rai Technology University Act is enclosed in Annexure A Notification of Govt of Karnataka is enclosed in Annexure B

1.11 Whether the University has been established by a separate State Act?

Yes, the University has been established by a separate act – Karnataka Act No 40 of 2013

B. Organization Description

2.1 Whether Unitary in nature (as per UGC act)? Yes, the University is unitary in nature

2.2 Territorial Jurisdiction of the University as per the Act

As per the act, the territorial jurisdiction of the University is the state of Karnataka with its headquarters in Doddaballapur

2.3 Details of the constituent units of the University, if any, as mentioned in the Act

No constituent units established by the Act

2.4 Whether any off-campus centre(s) established? If yes, please give details of the approval granted by the State Government and UGC in the following format :-

a. Place of the off-campus __________ b. Letter No. & date of the approval of

State Government _____________ c. Letter No. & date of the approval of

UGC __________

No off-campus centre(s) have been established by the University

2.5 Whether any off-shore campus established? If yes, please give details of the approval granted by the Government of India and the host country in the following format :-

a. Place of the off-shore campus __________

b. Letter No. & date of the approval of Host country _____________

c. Letter No. & date of the approval of Govt of India __________

No off-shore campus has been established by the University

2.6 Does the University offer a distance education programme? If yes, whether the courses run under the distance mode are approved by the competent authority? (Please enclose attested

No distance education programs are offered by the University

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copy of the course-wise approval of competent authority)

2.7 Whether the University has established study centre(s)? If yes, please provide details and whether these study centres are approved by competent authority of the University and UGC?

No study centre(s) have been established by the University

C. Academic Activities Description

3. Academic Programmes

3.1 Details of the programmes of the State Government and its reference

Programme Sanctioned Intake

Actual enrolment

UG Intake not specified in notification (refer Govt notification Annexure B)

1553

PG 26

Diploma 708

PG Diploma --

Certificate course --

M.Phil --

Ph.D --

Any other (pl. specify)

--

Detailed list is enclosed in Appendix – VIII

3.2 Current number of academic programmes/ courses offered by the University.

Programme Sanctioned Intake

Actual enrolment

UG Intake not specified in notification (refer Govt notification Annexure B)

1553

PG 26

Diploma 708

PG Diploma --

Certificate course --

M.Phil --

Ph.D --

Any other (pl. specify)

--

Detailed list is enclosed in Appendix-IX 3.3 Whether approvals of relevant

statutory council(s) such as AICTE, BCI, DEC, DCI, INC, MCI, NCTE, PCI, etc. have been taken to

a. Start new courses b. To increase intake

Details are provided in Appendix – X

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If yes please enclose copy of approval and give course-wise details in the following format:-

Name

of the

course

Statutory

council

Whether

approval

taken

3.4 If the University is running courses under distance mode please provide details about the students enrolled in the following format:- Name of the study centre

Courses offered

No. of students enrolled

The University does not offer any courses under the distance mode, nor are there any study centres of the University

3.5 Temporal plan of academic work in the University Semester system/ Annual system

All programs at the University are offered under the semester system of study.

3.6 Whether the University is running any course which is not specified under Section 22 of the UGC Act, 1956? If yes, please give details in the following format :-

a. Name of the course(s) b. Since when started c. Whether the University

has applied for permission from UGC?

All the courses offered by the University are those that are specified under Section 22 of the UGC Act, 1956.

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4. Student Enrolment and Student Support

4.1 Number of students enrolled in the University for the academic year 2014 and 2015 according to regions and countries (Please give separate information for main

campus and off-campus/off-shore campus)

Particulars No. of No. of No. of NRI No. of Grand students students students overseas Total from the from students

same other excluding

State States NRIs where the

University

is located Foreign Person

Students of

Indian

Origin

students

UG M 89 754 - - - 843

B.Sc (Agri) F 61 591 - - - 652

T 150 1345 - - - 1495

UG M 36 - - - - 36

B.B.A F 22 - - - - 22

T 58 - - - - 58

PG M 21 - - - - 21

M.B.A F 5 - - - - 5

T 26 - - - - 26

M.Phil M - - - - - -

F - - - - - -

T - - - - - -

Ph.D. M - - - - - -

F - - - - - -

T - - - - - -

Diploma M 609 - - - - 609

Dipl in Engg F 99 - - - - 99

T 708 - - - - 708

PG Diploma M - - - - - -

F - - - - - -

T - - - - - -

Certificate M - - - - - -

F - - - - - -

T - - - - - -

Any Other M NA NA NA NA NA NA

(Pl. Specify) F NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

M-Male, F-Female, T-Total

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4.2 Category-wise No. of students

Category Female Male Total

SC 99 498 597

ST 14 74 88

OBC - - -

PH - - -

General 676 926 1602

Total 789 1498 2287

4.3 Details of the two batches of students admitted

Particulars Batch 1 Batch 2

Year of Entry – 2014 Year of Entry –2015

UG+DIPLOMA PG Total UG PG Total No. admitted to the programme

1369 34 1403 996 - 996

No. of Drop-outs (a) Within four months of

Joining (b) Afterwards

41

26

4

3

45

29

38 -

- -

38 -

No. appeared for the final year examination

NA NA NA NA NA NA

No. appeared in the final exam

NA NA NA NA NA NA

No. passed in first class NA NA NA NA NA NA

4.4 Does the University provide bridge/remedial courses to the educationally disadvantaged students? If yes, please give details.

Students who are deemed educationally disadvantaged are provided additional tutoring by the faculties. This is arranged by the respective Deans of the Schools on a case to case basis

4.5 Does the University provide any financial help to the students from socially disadvantageous group? If yes, please give details

The University offers scholarships to students from the SC/ST community. SC/ST students are not required to pay any tuition fee, exam fee for their studies at the University

4.6 In case the University is running M.Phil/Ph.D programme, whether it is full time of part time and whether these programmes are run as per UGC Regulations 2009 on M.Phil/Ph.D

University is not offering M.Phil/Ph.D programmes at present

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4.7 Whether the University have a website? If yes, please give website address and whether the website is regularly updated?

University website is : http://www.raitechuniversity.in The website is updated regularly on any changes

4.8 How are the prospective students informed about the criteria for admission, rules & regulations, facilities available, etc?

These details are informed to students as follows:

a) Through the website which contains complete information about the admission process, rules, regulations, facilities, etc.

b) Through the brochures given to students

c) During the counseling sessions, when students are briefed about the University

4.17 Whether any grievance redressal mechanism is available in the University? If yes, please provide details about the complaints received against malpractices, etc in the University in the following format:-

Name of

the

complainant

Complaint

against

Date of

complaint

Action

taken by

the

University

Grievance redressal mechanism exists to handle student complaints/ grievances. Director – Student Affairs has been appointed to handle all issues related to student grievances and problems and take decisions to resolve them. Student Grievance committee has been formed to review and recommend action for all student complaints and grievances. Anti-ragging committee has been formed to take preventive action against ragging and to take action in case of any ragging reported. Every class has class representatives appointed along with faculty advisors. These student representatives are to report to faculty advisor in case of any problems. Dean of the concerned school holds periodic meetings with student representatives to discuss


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issues/ problems. As on date there are no complaints received. These details are provided in Appendix-XII

Curriculum, Teaching Learning Process/Method, Examination/Evaluation System

5.1 Which University body finalized the curriculum? The composition of the body may be given. (Board of Studies, Academic Council, Board of Management)

The curriculum is developed by the respective School and is sent to the Dean of the School for review. The curriculum reviewed by the Dean and sent for final approval to the Academic Council which is the approving authority for all matters related to curricula.

5.2 What are the Rules/regulations/procedure for revision of the curriculum and when was the curriculum last updated?

The procedure for revision of curriculum is as notified in the statutes and rules, which is enclosed in Annexure C. The curricula for all courses are reviewed by the School compulsorily once a year to verify if any updation is to be done keeping in mind updates in technology, end-user requirements, etc. The Final decision on making revisions to curricula is taken by Board of Studies. The latest curricula of the various courses are enclosed in Annexure D.

5.3 Whether approval of statutory bodies such as Board of Studies, Academic Council and Board of Management of the University has been taken to start various courses? If yes, please enclose extract of the minutes.

Commencement of courses is decided by the Board of Studies.

5.4 Furnish details of the following aspects of curriculum design: Innovation such as modular curricula Inter/multi-disciplinary approach

For the B.Sc (Agriculture) course, the curriculum and detailed syllabi is based on the recommendations of the 4th Dean’s Committee of ICAR. This is

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subject to notifications permitted under rules. For the Diploma in Engineering program and management programs – BBA/MBA, the respective schools ensure that multi-disciplinary approach is followed integrating management, languages and soft skills components with the core modules.

5.5 Has the University conducted an academic audit? If yes, please give details regarding frequency and its usage?

The University plans to conduct an academic audit once every year to formally assess the conduct of academics in all schools. This will be conducted to verify if all norms and guidelines and being complied and also to verify quality in academics operations. The results of the academic audit will be reviewed by the Board of Studies/Academic council to help identify weak areas and areas for further improvement.

5.6 Apart from classroom instruction, what are the

other avenues of learning provided for the students? (Example: Projects, Internships, Field trainings, Seminars, etc)

Apart from classroom instruction and practical sessions carried out in laboratory, field visits for students of agriculture are done as required. Further, in every semester, students are taken for field/industry visit to help them appreciate application of theoretical concepts. Mini-projects in the form of assignments are given to students in each semester. Seminars by external/guest faculty are conducted (atleast one per semester). Apart from this student seminars are held periodically as a part of classroom sessions.

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Internship and Projects are compulsory for all courses. As a part of the academics activities for the B.Sc (Agriculture) program, RTU has entered into an agreement with the Agriculture Department, Govt of Karnataka, whereby students of the University will visit farmers and collect soil samples testing in order to prepare and issue soil health cards. RTU has also entered into an arrangement with Sericulture Department, Govt. of Karnataka, whereby land belonging to Sericulture dept. in Doddaballapur will be utilized by the University for farming and crop production training for students.

5.7 Please provide details of the examination system (Whether examination based or practical based)

The examination system for B.Sc (Agriculture) is as per ICAR guidelines and has 50% for external exams, 50% for internal evaluation which includes assignments, mid-term tests, practical exams and records and attendance. For Engineering and Management programs 30% weightage is for internal assessment and 70% for external written exams. All subjects that have practical sessions shall be treated as a separate paper and shall have practical internal and practical external exam. Internship and student projects also carry marks.

5.8 What methods of evaluation of answer scripts does the University follow? Whether external experts are invited for evaluation?

The University Exam Centre (UEC) is responsible for conduct of exams. The Board of Appointment of Examiners (BOAE) shall empanel a list of external

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examiners for all subjects, based on the suggestions of the BoS of the respective school. These external examiners shall be responsible for setting of question papers and for evaluation of answer scripts, with approval of Board of Examiners. For SASF, answer scripts are sent to the external examiners for evaluations as approved by the BoE. For SEAS and SAMS, answer scripts may be also evaluated by internal faculties based on scheme of evaluation provided by external examiners

5.9 Mention the number of malpractice cases reported during the last 3 years and how they are dealt with.

There were a total of nine malpractice cases reported since the commencement of the University.

The malpractices by the examinees were officially recorded using the Unfair Means Record form designed specifically for this purpose.

Two cases were reported during the Final External (I & III Semester) Examination held during Dec -2014. The examinees, on perusal of the records and interrogation by the office of the Registrar Evaluation, proved guilty of the charges hence were debarred from writing the next one subject.

Two cases were reported during the Final External (I & III Semester) Examination held in the month of April- 2015. The examinees proved guilty and pleaded for mercy hence were let-off with stern warning to

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restrain from repeating it in the future.

Two more cases were reported during Final External (II & IV Semester) Examination held in the month of Jun-2015. The examinees proved guilty of the charges and pleaded for excuse hence were given a verbal warning to restrain from repeating it and were allowed to sit in the exam.

Two other cases were reported from the Practical Examinations of Final External (II & IV Semester) Examination held in the month of April-2015. The examinees were proved guilty and pleaded for pardon hence were allowed to write the exam with a verbal warning to restrain repeating it in the future.

One case was reported during the Final external (III & V Semester) Examination held in the month of Dec-2015. The examinee proved guilty of the offence and tendered apology pleading for pardon hence he was given a written warning to restrain repeating this behaviour in the future and was allowed to continue writing the remaining exams.

Examination statute explains the procedure to be followed for dealing with malpractices. This is enclosed along with the statutes in Annexure C.

5.10 Does the University have a continuous internal evaluation system?

Yes, continuous internal evaluation is a part of all courses.

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B.Sc (Agriculture) courses have mid-term exam (internal assessment) which has 20% weightage. Engineering and Management have three internal tests conducted, weightage for which is 30%

5.12 How are the question papers set to ensure the achievement of the course objectives?

The objective of the semester-end exam is to test the students understanding of the theoretical concepts and its application to solve problems/case studies. This is communicated to the external paper setters, who are asked to ensure papers are set as per the syllabus.

5.13 State the policy of the University for the constitution of board of question paper setters, board of examiners and invigilators

The Board of Appointment of Examiners (BOAE) shall appoint the examiners responsible for paper setting. Each examiner prepares two sets of papers along with key answers and scheme for valuation. The question paper setters are those who hold Masters degree in the subject with atleast 10 years of teaching experience or minimum 5 years of experience in external examinations. The examiners who set the external question paper shall also evaluate the answer scripts. Where required, additional examiners (appointed by BOAE) shall be used. This is monitored by the Board of Examiners. The Dean of the school shall appoint a co-ordinator/custodian to liaise with exam dept. and ensure smooth conduct of exams. The co-ordination/superintendent shall be from among the senior faculties.

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The co-ordinator/custodian, in consultation with the dean shall appoint invigilators for the exam. The invigilators shall be from among the faculty members of the school.

5.14 How regular and time-bound are conduct of examinations and announcement of results? Substantiate with details of dates of examination and announcement of results for the last 3 years. Details to be provided in following format

Course Year Date of

Examination

Date of

Announcement of

Results

BSc-Agricultural

Science

2015 16.01.2015 15.05.2015

2015 15.06.2015 25.01.2016

2015 29 .12.2015 Under process

Master of

Business

Administration

2015 21.01.2015 26.05.2015

2015 15.04.2015 07.09.2015

2015 23.06.2015 27.10.2015

2015 29.12.2015 21.04.2016

B.B.A +

M.B.A

(Integrated)

2015 21.01.2015 26.05.2015

2015 15.04.2015 07.09.2015

2015 23.06.2015 27.10.2015

2015 29.12.2015 21.04.2016

Diploma in

Engineering

2015 21.01.2015 26.05.2015

2015 15.04.2015 07.09.2015

2015 23.06.2015 27.10.2015

2015 29.12.2015 21.04.2016

D. Admission Process

6.1 How are students selected for admission to various courses? Please provide faculty-wise

The University conducts CEE –

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information a. Through special entrance tests b. Through interviews c. Through their academic record d. Through combination of the above

Please also provide details about the weightage given to the above

Common Entrance Exam for admission to the courses. The results of the CEE/Interview with faculty and academic record are both used to decide on admission for the course.

6.2 Whether the University is admitting students from national level entrance test or state level entrance test? If yes, please provide following details:

Name of the National/State level entrance exam

No. of students admitted

%age of students from the total

Remarks

Nil

6.3 Whether admission procedure is available on the University website and in the prospectus

Yes, the information is available on the website and also in the information bulletins/brochures given to the students

6.4 Please provide details of the eligibility criteria for admission in all the courses

The eligibility criteria for admission for the various courses being offered at the University at present are: For B.Sc (Agriculture) – Pass in 12th standard/ Pre-University with Biology as one of the subjects of study For Diploma in Engineering – Pass in 10th Standard/SSLC For BBA – Pass in 12th standard/Pre-university For MBA – Any graduate

6.5 Whether University is providing any reservation/ relaxation in admission? If yes, please provide details in the following format:-

Category No. of students admitted

% of quota provided for reservation and preparation in respect of actual enrolment

Remarks

SC 597 NA

ST 88 NA

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6.6 Whether any management quota is available for admission in the University? If yes, please provide details in the following format:-

Total No. of seats (course-wise)

No. of total students admitted

No. of students admitted under Management quota

% of students admitted under management quota

-NA-

6.7 What is the admission policy of the University with regard to NRI and overseas students?

At present there are no NRI/overseas students admitted in the University. The University shall draft a admission policy in this regard prior to taking such admissions.

E. Fee Structure

7.1 Present Course-wise fee structure of the University (Please provide head-wise details of total fee charged)

Course Semester Fee

Duration Total Tuition

Fee

Amount at time of

admission* (Karnataka students)

Amount at time of

admission*(Non-

Karnataka students)

Diploma In Engg.

15,000 3 years 90,000 30,000 40,000

PGD (All) 15,000 1 year 30,000 30,000 40,000

B.Tech (All) 20,000 4 years 1,60,000 35,000 45,000

B.Tech (Lateral entry)

20,000 3 years 1,20,000 35,000 45,000

B.Sc (All) 20,000 3 years 1,20,000 35,000 45,000

B.Sc (Agri) 25,000 4 years 2,00,000 40,000 50,000

M.Sc (All) 20,000 2 years 80,000 35,000 45,000

M.Sc (Agri) 40,000 2 years 1,60,000 55,000 65,000

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BBA 20,000 3 years 1,20,000 35,000 45,000

BBA + MBA (Integrated)

20,000 4 years 1,60,000 35,000 45,000

BCA 20,000 3 years 1,20,000 35,000 45,000

MBA 20,000 2 years 80,000 35,000 45,000

MCA 20,000 3 years 1,20,000 35,000 45,000

MCA (Lateral entry)

20,000 2 years 80,000 35,000 45,000

* Amount at the time of admission includes – 1st Semester fee + Security deposit + One time admission fee * Admission fee – 20,000 (one time for outstation students) and 10,000 (one time for Karnataka students) * Security Deposit (Refundable) – 5,000 (At the time of admission – same for all courses)

7.2 Any other fee charged by the University other than the fee displayed in the UGC website (eg : Building fee, Development fee, Fee by any name, etc)

No, there are no other fees charged by the University other than that which is displayed in the website and notified to students

7.3 Whether fee structure is available on the University website and in the prospectus

Yes, fee structure is displayed on the University website and also printed in the information bulletin

7.4 Whether fee is charged by the University as per fee structure displayed in the University website and in the prospectus or some hidden charges are there?

No, there are no hidden charges. Only the fee displayed in the website is charged to students

7.5 Mode of Fee collection Fees from students are collected through:- a) Cash deposit at fee counter b) Cheque c) Demand draft d) Direct deposit to account

7.8 Whether University is providing any concession in fee to students? If yes, provide details.

Fee concession is provided to SC/ST students on full freeship basis. Students belonging to SC/ST community need not pay any tuition fee/exam fee. Students belonging to Karnataka state are given concession of Rs.10,000 in admission fee.

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7.9 Details of the Hostel fee including mess charges

Rs.40,000 is charged per student annually for availing hostel (including mess) facility, which is provided on dormitory basis. A security deposit of Rs.10,000 is collected from hostel students, which is refunded when they vacate.

7.10 Any other fee No other fee is charged other than the displayed fees. Examination fee is charged at the time of each exam, which students have to pay at the time of submitting application. SC/ST students are exempt from paying exam fee.

7.11 Basis of fee structure Fee structure is prepared on cost basis, keeping in mind needs of rural students and those from disadvantaged background. Fee structure of the University is less compared to other private universities and is kept less to ensure more number of deserving students can enroll for the courses, without having to worry about ability to pay high fees.

7.12 Whether the University has received any complaint with regard to fee charged or fee structure? If yes, please give details about the action taken.

No complaints have been received from any student regarding fee structure.

7.13 Whether University is providing any scholarship to students? If yes, please provide details.

Fee concession is provided to SC/ST students on full freeship basis. Students belonging to SC/ST community need not pay any tuition fee/exam fee. Fee concession is given upto 20% of fee, for deserving meritorious students from economically weaker sections. This is decided on case-to-case basis with approval of Pro-Vice-

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Chancellor. The University offers DreamZ scholarship for girl students, where deserving girl students are given scholarships for study.

F. Faculty

8.1 Total no. of sanctioned and filled up posts (Institution-wise and Department-wise)

Dept Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Sanctioned Filled Sanctioned Filled Sanctioned Filled

Agri (SASF)

1 0 45

Engg (SEAS)

1 0 16

Mgmt (SAMS)

2 0 02

SAIAS 0 0 05

8.2 Details of teaching staff in the following format:

Dept Name of teacher

Designation

Age Educational qualification

Teaching experience in years

Date of appointment

Whether full time or part time

Regular or adhoc

Scale of pay

No of publications

Details are provided in Appendix – XIII as per specified format

8.3 Category-wise no.

of teaching staff Category Female Male Total

SC 2 5 07

ST 1 0 01

OBC 7 9 16

PH -- -- --

General 23 33 56

Total 33 47 80

Note : The University does not ask its employees to provide details of their caste. Information provided is based on the voluntary disclosure by teaching

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staff. 8.4 Details of the permanent and temporary faculty members in the following format

Particulars Female Male Total

Total no. of permanent teachers 32 40 72

No. of teachers with Ph.D as highest qualification 4 7 11

No. of teachers with M.Phil as highest qualification 1 - 1

No. of teachers with PG as highest qualification 27 23 50

Total no. of temporary teachers NA NA NA

No. of teachers with Ph.D as the highest qualification NA NA NA

No. of teachers with M.Phil as highest qualification NA NA NA

No. of teachers with PG as highest qualification NA NA NA

Total no. of part-time teachers 1 7 8

No. of teachers with Ph.D as the highest qualification 0 4 4

No. of teachers with M.Phil as highest qualification 0 0 0

No. of teachers with PG as highest qualification 1 1 2

Total no. of visiting teachers 1 7 8

8.5 Ratio of full-time teachers to part-time contract teachers

A few adjunct faculties have being appointed for a few subjects, ratio of adjunct to full-time faculty is 1:9

8.6 Process of recruitment of faculty - Whether advertised? (pl.

attach copy of the ad) - Whether selection

committee was constituted as per the UGC regulation?

Selection of faculty is done in the following process: 1) Advertisements are placed in reputed newspapers

calling for applications for various posts 2) Resumes received from applicants are shortlisted 3) Candidates are called for selection process 4) Selection panel is constituted comprising the Dean of

the respective school and other senior staff members 5) All candidates for teaching posts have to give a

demo/presentation on their subject area 6) This is followed by an interview with the Dean and

other senior officers of the University 7) The result of the demo and interview is recorded on

the Interview form 8) Decision on selection is made based on the score

obtained in the interview and recommendation of the interview panel

9) Final approval of selection is done by VC/Registrar Copies of advertisement for recruitment are enclosed in Annexure E

8.7 Does the University follow self-appraisal method to evaluate teachers on teaching, research

The University follows self appraisal and students evaluation methods to evaluate teachers.

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and work satisfaction? If yes, how is the self-appraisal of teachers analysed and used? Whether:- Self Appraisal Evaluation Peer review Students Evaluation Others (specify)

Faculties are asked to carry out a self-appraisal and this is submitted – the immediate superior then carries out an evaluation of the teacher, which is verified by the Dean of the concerned school. Also feedback is taken from students periodically about the teacher’s performance. This is also used to evaluate the teacher. Based on this evaluation, areas for improvement are identified by the Dean of the school and informed to the teacher to help him/her to improve

8.8 Institution-wise and Department-wise teacher student ratio (only full time faculty)

The teacher student ratio for the University is at 1:28.5

8.9 Whether the University is providing UGC pay scales to the permanent faculty? If yes, please provide the following details:- Scale of pay with all the allowances Professor – Associate Professor – Assistant Professor – Mode of payment – Cash/Cheque

The University has its own pay scales which are offered on CTC basis. Salary to employees, including teachers is paid by bank transfer with the salary being directly transferred to their bank account. Salary accounts for all the employees are opened by the University.

8.10 Pay/ Remuneration provided to:- Part-time Faculty – Temporary Faculty – Guest Faculty -

Pay to all faculties paid on CTC basis, this is as per Appendix XIII

8.11 Facilities for teaching staff (Please provide details about Residence, Rooms, Cubicles, Computers/Any other)

Teaching staff have a separate faculty area with computer facilities with internet connectivity and Wifi. Transport facility is provided for faculties and other staff to pick them from various points in Bangalore to the campus and back.

G. Infrastructure

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9.1 Does the University have sufficient space for Land and Building?

The University is located in Bangalore Rural district and has a total of 95 acres of land which is sufficient to conduct the courses. The buildings and their built up land space details are as follows: Administrative building – 13,310 sq ft Academic Block – 44,640 sq ft Hostel – 41,407.14 sq ft Canteen – 8,206 sq ft Auditorium – 5,400 sq ft Land for farming – 50 acres

9.2 Does the University have sufficient class rooms?

Yes, the University has sufficient classrooms with adequate seating facilities, ventilation, whiteboard and video projector facilities. There are a total of 49 classrooms/laboratories available for use by all the schools with another 50 classrooms/laboratories under construction. Each of the classrooms is IT enabled, having whiteboard, sound system and overhead projector for faculties to run slide shows and use other software as may be required. The laboratories are spacious and well-equipped having all the equipment needed to carry out practical experiments.

9.3 Laboratories & Equipment

a) Item Description (make and model) b) Location (Department) c) Value (Rs.) d) Present Condition e) Date of Purchase

Details of the laboratories and the complete details of lab equipment available are provided in Appendix – XV

9.4 Library a) Total space (all kinds) b) Computer/Communication facilities c) Total no. of Ref books (Each

Details of the library are available in Appendix – XIV

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Department) d) All Research Journals subscribed on

a regular basis

9.5 Sports Facilities a) Open play ground(s) for outdoor

sports (Athletics, Football, Hockey, Cricket, etc)

b) Track for Athletics c) Basketball courts d) Squash/Tennish Courts e) Swimming Pool (Size) f) Indoor Sports facilities including

gymnasium g) Any other

Details of sports facilities available to students is available in Appendix – XVI

9.6 Does the University has provision for Residential Accommodation including hostels (boys & girls separately)

Yes, hostel dormitory facility is available for students at the campus. Separate hostels for boys and girls are available. Canteen, Medical bay with nurse available in-house 24/7 and Cafeteria facility is available for hostel students.

H. Financial Viability

10.1 Details of the Corpus Fund created by the University Amount – FDR no. Date – Period – (Documentary evidence to be given)

University has a Development fund called as corpus funds for Rs. 26,62,01,204/- University also has endowment funds for Rs. 15,00,000,00. FDR For Endowment Fund:- Amount 10,00,00,000 No- 6619958 Bank Guarantee 5,00,00,000 No-6035IBGIS130042 FDR copies are enclosed in Annexure F.

10.2 Financial position of the University (please provide audited income and expenditure statement for last 3 years)

Since University was established in September 2014, only Two years audited statement is available which is enclosed in Annexure G

S No Year Income Expenditure

1 2

2014-15 2015-16

28,98,269 7,43,77,491

2,74,06,545 9,32,47,238

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10.3 Source of finance and

quantum of funds available for running the University (for last audited year)

The University funds come from interest on Endowment Fund deposits and from the initial corpus fund given by the sponsoring body. Later on Fee from Students is the major source of receipts to run the University.

2013-2014 2014-2015

Fees Nil 7,11,74,077

Donation During the Year 54,32,998 26,07,68,206

Secured Loan Nil 17,53,777

Interest 28,51,766 9,88,282

Any other 46,503 22,15,132

10.4 What is the University’s unit

cost of education? (Unit cost = total annual expenditure (budget accruals) divided by the number of students enrolled). Unit cost calculated excluding the salary component may also be given

Total annual expenditure = 8.53Crores (Excluding Depreciation but including salary) Total annual expenditure = 4.01Crores (Excluding Depreciation and salary) Total no. of students = 2287 -Active Students Unit cost (with salary) = 0.37 Lacs Unit cost (without salary) = 0.17 Lacs

Governance System

11. Organization, Governance and Management

11.1 Composition of the statutory bodies of the University (please give names, profession and full postal address of the members and date of constitution):-

The following are the statutory bodies of the University setup as per the provisions of the Act:- 1. Board of Governors 2. Board of Management 3. Academic Council 4. Finance Committee The list of the statutory bodies and list of members with their complete details is given in Appendix-XVII

11.2 Dates of the meetings of the above bodies held

during the last 2 years Following are the details of the meetings held of the statutory

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(Enclose attested copy of the minutes of the meetings)

bodies of the University, held since inception:-

Sr No

Body Meeting dates

1 Board of Governors

17/9/14, 18/9/14, 16/10/14, 01/12/14, 14/3/15

2 Board of Management

23/9/14, 14/10/14, 29/10/14, 25/3/15

3 Academic Council

24/9/14, 16/3/15

4 Finance Committee

22/9/14, 10/10/14, 20/3/15

11.3 What percentage of the members of the Board of

Studies, or such other academic committee, are external? Enclose the guidelines for BOS or other Committees.

All academic related decisions are taken by the Academic Council.

11.4 Are there other strategies to review academic

programmes besides the academic council? If yes, give details about what, when and how often are such reviews made?

The yearly academic audit will be used to carry out a formal review of the academic programmes of the University

J. Research Profile

12.1 Faculty-wise and Department-wise information to be provided in respect of the following Student Teacher Ratio Class Rooms Teaching labs Research labs (Major equipments) Research Scholars (M.Tech, Ph.D, Post Doctoral

Scholars) Publications in last 3 years (Year-wise list) No. of Books Published Patents Transfer of Technology Inter-departmental research (inter-disciplinary)

There are a total number of 2287 students studying in the University and the number of teaching staff is 80. The student-teacher ratio is at 1:28.5 There are a total of 49 classrooms/laboratories available for use by all the schools. Since University has just completed

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Consultancy Externally funded Research projects Educational Programmes Arranged

one year since opening, research activities have not commenced on a full-fledged basis. It is proposed to setup full-fledged research labs in the campus. At present there are no research scholars admitted in the University for M.Phil/Ph.D programs. The details of publications by faculty members is enclosed in Annexure H. Since University operations has just commenced, there are no consultancy/research activities being done. Educational programs (apart from that which is part of the coursework is organized for students). This includes : 1) Seminars : which involve guest

lectures by eminent persons. The following Guest lectures have been conducted:-

a) Guest lecture by Prof. Richard Aveny, Tuck School of Business

b) Guest lecture by Prof. Joshua Ronen of New York Stren Business School

c) Guest lecture by Mr.Venkatesh from Toshiba

2) Field/Industry visit : Students

have been taken to industry/field to understand practical applications of concepts. Places visited include: a) Krishi Mela, Bangalore b) Indian Institute for

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Horticulture Research (IIHR) c) All India Radio d) Mysore Electrical Institute e) TAFE f) RMC Ready Mix g) UNIBIC h) Way2Wealth i) Modern Foods

Annexure J has details of visits organized by placements as a part of career enhancement.

K. Misc.

13. Details of Non-Teaching Staff

13.1 Details of Non-Teaching Staff

Details are provided in Appendix-XVIII

13.2 Summary of the Non-Teaching Staff

Note : Staff members are not categorized in groups, University follows its own grading system for employees

Particulars Female Male Total

Administrative staff Group A Group B Group C Group D Sub total

Technical Staff Group A Group B Group C Group D Sub total

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Grand Total 49 211 260

13.3 No. of Non-teaching staff category wise

Note : The University does not require staff members to state their caste at the time of joining. Staff members are not mandated to declare their caste. Hence caste related information available is purely based on voluntary data given by employees.

Category Female Male Total

SC 16 35 51

ST 15 29 44

OBC 2 15 17

PH 0 0 0

General 16 132 148

Total 49 211 260

13.4 Ratio of Non-teaching staff to students

1:8.8

13.5 Ratio of Non-teaching staff to faculty

1:3.3

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14. Academic Results

14.1 Faculty-wise and course-wise academic results of the past 3 years

The details of examinations conducted from Jan 2015 till Dec 2015 are:

S No Course No. of Candidates appeared

Result

Please see Annx L

Annexure M has complete details of courses, exams and results for the exams conducted for SASF, SEAS, SAMS for the period from January 2015 to December 2015

15. Accreditation

15.1 Whether accredited by NAAC? If yes, please provide the following details:

NAAC accreditation requires 5 years of completion of University operations. Since we have just completed one year of operation, we are not yet eligible for apply for NAAC accreditation.

15.2 Whether courses are

accredited by NBA? If yes, please provide course-wise details:

NBA accreditation requires 5 years of completion of University operations. Since we have just completed one year of operation, we are not yet eligible for apply for NAAC accreditation.

15.3 Other Accreditations, if any

NA

15.4 Any other information (including special achievements by the University which may be relevant for the University)

APNADESH The University has entered into an MoU with a well-known NGO ApnaDesh which works in the agricultural sector. Keeping in mind, the large number of Agriculture students, this arrangement would expose the students to latest trends, information related to agriculture in the state. The MoU also enables our students to be able to interact with the farming community. A large number of agricultural videos focusing mainly on sustainable farming has been recorded by RTU for Apnadesh and these videos are made available to the general public for the benefit of farmers across the state. The programs are also telecast on Doordarshan national network.

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MOOCs The University is working closely with the Karnataka Higher Education Council, Dept. of Higher Education, Govt. of Karnataka for providing e-content. The University has donated a large number of e-courses designed by it inhouse to the Higher education department for use in the Govt portal. A platform called Karnataka MOOCs dedicated to offering Massive Open Online Courses has also been handed over to the state government to benefit student community in general. KSHEC – RECOGNITION OF VC The Karnataka State Higher Education Council, a regulatory body setup by the Dept. of Higher Education, Government of Karnataka has recognized the efforts of our Vice-Chancellor in the field of education and in establishing this University, by appointing her as one of ten academicians from the state as a member of the Council. She has also been appointed as member of the Executive Council of KSHEC. GNANASAMANVAYA As a part of the Gnanasamanvaya activity, the University has adopted rural colleges in the districts of Bangalore Rural and Bagalkot in Karnataka. The University is actively involved in training the staff and students of these universities and in providing various educational resources. SANSKRIT The University is committed to the promotion of Sanskrit language which is a link to our cultural heritage and our glorious past. In this context, the University has a collaboration with Samskrita Bharati, a cultural organization dedicated to the promotion of Sanskrit. As a part of the collaboration, a spoken Sanskrit course was conducted by Sri Srinivasan, senior faculty from the institute. The course was attended by faculty and staff of the organization, including the VC. The University has also decided to include Sanskrit in the course curriculum as a non-credit optional course for students. Students at the University have an option to choose Sanskrit as an additional course of study, with the focus being on conversational Sanskrit. Already classes for Sanskrit have

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commenced for all the students who have expressed interest in learning the course. The University in the coming academic year proposes to start a new school of study focusing on Sanskrit and Vedic sciences. YOGA Health and physical fitness being a vital requirement in today’s stressful and competitive world, people across the world regard Yoga as a significant method to keep fit, relieve tensions and have peace of mind. Keeping this in mind, the University has included Yoga as a part of the curriculum, instead of merely focusing on it as an extra-curricular activity. Yoga has been included as a part of the curriculum as a non-credit course. Those students interested in learning Yoga are given classes on Yoga conducted by a qualified, trained and experienced instructor. NSS The National Service Scheme (NSS) is a part of the course curriculum for students of B.Sc (Agriculture). Under the auspices of NSS, students and staff visit nearby villages and conduct survey and also implement cleaning programs under Swach Bharat Abhiyan. Village adoption programs are also planned under NSS. INDIAN SCIENCE CONGRESS The University actively participated in the 103rd Indian Science Congress (ISC) held at Mysore and was part of the Karnataka Higher Education pavilion at the Pride of India Expo at the Congress. RTU was involved in videography of the event, including interviews with nobel laureates with a message to students and documentation of the same. The work done by the University at the ISC was appreciated by the Higher Education Department, Govt of Karnataka (Annexure R).

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16. Strengths and Weaknesses of the University

16.1 Strengths of the University

The following are the areas of strength of the University:

Experience of the management members in education which adds value to the operations of the University.

Experience of the Dean and Academic council in Agriculture research which ensures value-added learning for students.

Offering B.Sc (Agriculture) course in rural area thereby enabling students to learn agriculture in its natural environment with hands-on experience.

Ability of the University to reach out to sub-urban and rural areas which has resulted in good admission.

A good blend of youth and experience in the staff.

Effort put in to increase reputation of the University and improving its image, in terms of CSR activities in villages, NSS programs, adoption of rural colleges, active participation in Higher education dept activities has turned out to be strength for the university.

16.2 Weaknesses of the University

The following are the weak areas of the University:

Distance from city and urban areas

Still evolving as it is just a little more than an year since the University has commenced

Certificate

This is to certify that all the information provided above is true to the best of my knowledge and

belief. The University will adhere to the rules, regulations and guidelines of the UGC, Central

Government and relevant Statutory Council(s) and abide by all the provisions under the UGC

Regulation.

The above information is also posted on the website of the University www.raitechuniversity.in

Dr. Rupa Vasudevan

Vice-Chancellor


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Appendix – I

Composition of the Society/Trust

S. No

Name Address Occupation Designation in the Society/Trust

1 Mr. Suresh Sachdeva C-50, Sarita Vihar, New Delhi

Service Trustee

2 Ms. Savita Sengar A-601, Anreja Tower, Sector-11, CBD, Belapur, Navi Mumbai

Service Trustee

3 Ms. Babita Pandita House No. 247, Neeti Khand-III, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh

Service Trustee

4 Mr. Anand Singh A-16/10, Vasant Vihar, Bew Delhi – 110057

Service Trustee

5 Mr. Mukesh Kumar H.No.D-182, Dabua Colony, NIT Faridabad-121001, Haryana

Service Trustee

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Appendix – II

Information about Members of the Society/Trust

S. No

Name of the Member Address Name of the Society/Trust

Designation in the Society/Trust

-NA-

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Appendix – III

Information about promoting Society/Trust – other educational institutions

S. No

Name of the University/ Educational Institution

Activities

1

Rai University, Ahmedabad Education

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Appendix – IV

Information about promoting Society/Trust – other activities

S. No

Name of the University/ Educational Institution

Activities

1

Rai Foundation No other activities carried out by the foundation

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Appendix – V

Information about off-campus centre(s)

S. No

Address of the Off-campus centre Courses run

Rai Technology University does not have any off-campus centre(s)

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Appendix – VI

Information about off-shore campus centre(s)

S. No

Address of the Off-shore campus centre Courses run

Rai Technology University does not have any off-shore campus centre(s)

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Appendix – VII

Information about Courses run under distance mode and study centre(s)

S. No

Address of the Off-campus centre Courses run No. of students enrolled

Rai Technology University does not offer any courses under distance education nor has any study centre(s)

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Appendix – VIII

Information about the programmes permitted to be offered by the Gazette Notification of

the State Government

S. No

Programme Sanctioned intake Actual enrolment

1 B.Sc – Agriculture

Intake not specified in notification

(refer Govt notification Annexure B)

1495

2 B.B.A 58

3 M.B.A 26

4 Diploma in Engineering - Computer - Civil - Electrical - Mechanical - Electronics

708

5 B.Tech (Biotech) Nil

6 B.Tech (Agri) Nil

7 M.Sc (Agri) Nil

8 M.Sc (Biotech) Nil

9 M.Sc (Bioinformatics) Nil

10 M.Tech (Biotech) Nil

11 B.Com Nil

12 M.B.A (Agribusiness) Nil

13 M.Com Nil

14 B.Tech - Civil Engg. - Electrical Engg. - Electronics Engg. - Mechanical Engg. - Information Technology

Nil

15 B.C.A Nil

16 M.C.A Nil

17 M.Tech - Information Technology - Civil Engg. - Mechanical Engg. - Power Electronics

Nil

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Appendix – IX

Information about the programmes now offered

S. No

Programme Sanctioned intake Actual enrolment

1 UG (B.Sc – Agriculture) Intake not specified in notification

(refer Govt notification Annexure B)

1495

2 UG (B.B.A) 58

3 PG (M.B.A) 26

4 Diploma (Dipl in Engg) 708

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Appendix – X

Information about the approval of the courses by the concerned statutory council(s)

S. No

Course Name of the Statutory Council

Whether approval has been taken

Not Applicable

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Appendix – XI

Information about the courses run which are not specified by the UGC

S. No

Course Date of starting Whether applied to UGC for specification

There are no courses offered by Rai Technology University that are NOT specified by UGC

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Appendix – XII

Information about the complaints received under Grievance Redressal Mechanism

S. No

Name of the complainant

Complaint against

Date of complaint Action taken by the University

Nil

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Appendix – XIII

Information about teaching staff

Sl No

Name of teacher Designation DOB/Age Educational qualification

P.hd/ M.phil

Teaching experien

ce in years

Date of appointm

ent

Whether full

time or part time

Regular or

adhoc

No of publicati

ons

1. KAVITHA B M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

14-Jan-84 M.Sc - Bio

Technolony. PG 7 Years 2-Jul-13

Full Time

Regular 1

2. C RAMAIAH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

20-Sep-48 B.Sc-

(Agriculture) UG 36 YEARS 1-Jul-14

Full Time

Regular

3. USHA K S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

10-Apr-79 M.Phil (Agri.) -

(Ph.d Pursuing).

M.PHIL 8.3

YEARS 21-Jul-14

Full Time

Regular 6

4. PAVITHRA R S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

5-Mar-90 M.Sc (Agri. Plant

Pathology) PG

11 MONTHS

21-Jul-14 Full

Time Regular

5. ASHA D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

14-Apr-89 Msc In Botany PG 2 YEAS 4-Aug-14 Full

Time Regular

6. ANAND RAJU V ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

29-Sep-79 Ph.D - (Agri.

Botany) P.HD 11 YEARS 11-Aug-14

Full Time

Regular 4

7. KUMARA SWAMY M C ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

1-Jun-86 Msc.Agri In Entomology

PG 4 YEARS 14-Aug-14 Full

Time Regular

8. TANUJA S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

27-Sep-87 Msc

Microbiology PG 2 YEARS 18-Aug-14

Full Time

Regular

9. K VENKATESHA RAJU ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

10-Nov-80

Ph.D - Environmental

Sciences. P.HD 13 YEARS 18-Aug-14

Full Time

Regular 5

10. PARAMESH H ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

11-Oct-97 M.Sc (Agri) -

Ph.D P.HD 9 Years 21-Aug-14

Full Time

Regular

11. MANU K J ASSISTANT 13-Mar- M.Sc (Agri.) - PG 3.6 25-Aug-14 Full Regular

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PROFESSOR 85 Environmental Science).

YEARS Time

12. VINDYASHREE M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

20-May-91

Msc.Agri In Land Pathology

PG 1.5 Yeas 25-Aug-14 Full

Time Regular 2

13. GURUPRASAD N M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

18-May-78

Ph.D - Agriculture.

(Sericulture). P.HD

11.6 years

27-Aug-14 Full

Time Regular 11

14. MAHESWARI S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

2-Apr-83

Ph.D (Agri.) - applied

Microbiology & Environmental

Sciences.

P.HD 3.6

YEARS 27-Aug-14

Full Time

Regular 7

15. SAMPADA N ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

24-Jun-89 Msc Plant Pathology

PG 1.5 years 27-Aug-14 Full

Time Regular

16. SUSHMA P P ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

13-Jul-90 Msc.Agri In seed

science and Technology

PG 2.4 years 1-Sep-14 Full

Time Regular

17. PREETHA S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

28-Mar-90

Msc in soil science &

agricultural chemistry

PG 1.5 years 10-Sep-14 Full

Time Regular

18. CHETAN KUMAR A M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

8-Apr-89 MSC IN

HORTICULTURE PG

1.5 YEARS

15-Sep-14 Full

Time Regular

19. CHETHAN K ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

13-Jul-80 Ph.D - Forest

Biotechnology. P.HD

11.6 YEARS

29-Sep-14 Full

Time Regular

20. DENILA D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

10-Jun-89

Msc.Agri In Soil Science &

agricultural chemistry

PG 1.6 Years 17-Aug-15 Full

Time Regular

21. ARUN KUMAR B R ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

21-Jun-92 Msc.Agri In Soil

Science & agricultural

PG 6

Months 17-Aug-15

Full Time

Regular

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22. SANDHYA KANTHI

MANEM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

12-Mar-88

Msc.Agri In Agronomy

PG 1.2 Years 18-Aug-15 Full

Time Regular

23. ASHWINI HEBBAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

10-May-88

Msc.Agri In Agri.statics

PG 2.1

YEARS 18-Aug-15

Full Time

Regular

24. CHAITHNYA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

1-Jun-91 Msc.Agri In Agronomy

PG 6

Months 20-Aug-15

Full Time

Regular

25. THIMMAIAH M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

20-Mar-91

Msc.Agri In Agronomy

PG 6

Months 20-Aug-15

Full Time

Regular

26. JYOTHI I ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

1-Jun-90 Msc.Agri In Horticulture

PG 6

Months 20-Aug-15

Full Time

Regular

27. CHAITHRA B M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

6-Jul-91 Msc.Agri In

Microbiology PG

6 Months

25-Aug-15 Full

Time Regular

28. GOURI GURURAJ YELVATTIMATH

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

17-Feb-89 Msc.Home

science PG 1.2 Years 25-Aug-15

Full Time

Regular

29. PREETHI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

1-Jun-88 Phd-Agri Extension

P.HD 1 YEAR 1-Sep-15 Full

Time Regular

30. CHAITALI SEN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

16-Sep-80 PHD IN Genetics

and Plant Breeding

P.HD 2.8 Years 1-Sep-15 Full

Time Regular

31. NAVEEN VENKATESH

VARAD ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

30-Jul-91 Msc Agriculture-

Agronomy PG FRESHER 1-Sep-15

Full Time

Regular

32. CHANDRA SHEKHARA

G V ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

10-May-90

Msc-Agri Entomology

PG FRESHER 1-Sep-15 Full

Time Regular

33. VIDYA C M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

4-Jun-91 Msc-Soil Science PG FRESHER 7-Sep-15 Full

Time Regular

34. SUSHMA P ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

12-Jul-92 Msc-Agri Micro

biology PG FRESHER 8-Sep-15

Full Time

Regular

35. VIJAYA LAKSHMI B

HADIMANI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

14-Jan-88 M sc-

Horticulture PG 1 YEAR 7-Oct-15

Full Time

Regular

36. GEETHA SHETTY S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

15-Dec-88 MSC IN FRUIT

SCIENCE PG 2 YEARS 15-Oct-15

Full Time

Regular

37. PARASHURAM C S ASSISTANT 28-Jul-91 MSC IN PG FRESHER 5-Oct-15 Full Regular

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PROFESSOR FORESTRY Time

38. SYED KHADEERU

REHAMAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

22-Oct-91 Msc in

Agriculture Entomology

PG FRESHER 2-Nov-15 Full

Time Regular

39. SHILPA L ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

22-Aug-88 MBA(FOOD &

DIARY BUSINESS) PG 1 YEAR 7-Dec-15

Full Time

Regular

40. JYOTHI G ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

1-Jun-88 PHD IN PLANT PATHOLOGY

P.HD 1 YEAR 11-Dec-15 Full

Time Regular

41. SAMPATH K T DEAN-SASF 01-Feb-50 PHD in Lifestock P.HD 36 Years 21-Sep-15 Full

Time Regular

42. RASHMI R ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

13-Mar-92

MSC-PLANT PATHOLOGY

PG FRESHER 15-Feb-16 Full

Time Regular

43. SHAMALA K V ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

17-Oct-90 MSC-PLANT PATHOLOGY

PG FRESHER 1-Mar-16 Full

Time Regular

44. ARCHANA ANAND

MADALAGI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

11-Sep-90 MSC.HORTICULT

URE PG 1 YEAR 1-Apr-16

Full Time

Regular

45. VEENA T ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

12-Oct-90 M TECH-FOOD

PROCESS & AGRI.ENG

PG 1 YEAR 15-Apr-16 Full

Time Regular

46. RAVISHANKAR

HEGGADE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

31-Mar-55

BVSC UG 38 YEARS 22-Apr-16 Full

Time Regular

47. PRADEEP KUMAR DAS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

10-Dec-56 M.Sc

(Life Science) PG

33.6 YEARS

5-Dec-14 Full

Time Regular

48. B A THAYAMMANNI SR.LECTURER 11-Dec-74 M B A PG 7 Years 21-Jun-14 Full

Time Regular

49. AYUB AHAMED K S LECTURER 26-Jun-87 M.B.A

(Accounts & Finance)

PG 5.3

YEARS 24-Nov-15

Full Time

Regular

50. DEEPAK M R DEAN-SAMS 27-Apr-74 M.com,MBA PG 20 YEARS 2-Jul-13 Full

Time Regular 1

51. K KIRUTHIKA SR.LECTURER 20-Feb-83 M.TECH PG 5.8

YEARS 1-Feb-14

Full Time

Regular 8

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52. GOPIKA P SR.LECTURER 20-Sep-84 M.TECH PG 5 YEARS 1-Feb-14 Full

Time Regular

53. SHANTHA KUMAR N HOD-SEAS 18-Jun-81 M.TECH-

COMPUTER SCIENCE

PG 9.5

YEARS 1-Feb-14

Full Time

Regular

54. VISHWANATH

PANWAR SR.LECTURER 23-Feb-89

ME-MANUFACTURIN

G SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

PG 2.6

MONTH 1-Feb-14

Full Time

Regular

55. MAHESHA N B SR.LECTURER 15-Dec-85 M.TECH-VLSI

DESIGN PG 4.2YEARS 7-Feb-14

Full Time

Regular 6

56. DEVIKA RANI S JR.LECTURER 6-Dec-90 BE-COMPUTER

SCIENCE PG 2 Years 24-Mar-14

Full Time

Regular

57. MANJUNATHA N V LECTURER CUM

LAB INSTRUCTOR 17-Jul-90

BE-ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS

UG 6

MONTH 24-Mar-14

Full Time

Regular

58. HANUMANTHARAJU C

M LECTURER 25-Jun-87

M.SC-ELECTONICS

SCIENCE PG 6.6 Years 20-May-14

Full Time

Regular

59. HAREESHA K LECTURER 18-May-

87 BE-COMPUTER

SCIENCE UG

5.8 YEARS

20-May-14 Full

Time Regular

60. MANOSH HAPPY M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

10-Mar-86

BE-EEE UG 6.6

YEARS 2-Jun-14

Full Time

Regular

61. ULLAS S LECTURER 11-Apr-90

BE-ELECTRONICS &

COMMUNICATION

UG 1.8 Years 15-Jul-14 Full

Time Regular

62. SUNIL SARANGAMATH SR.LECTURER 20-Feb-91 M.TECH-

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

PG 2.3 Year 23-Jul-14 Full

Time Regular

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63. RAKESH K N LECTURER 27-Feb-89

M.TECH-DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

PG 2.3 YEAR 22-Sep-14 Full

Time Regular 2

64. CHETHAN KUMAR K LECTURER 28-Oct-93 BE-Mechnical Engineering

UG FRESHER 1-Oct-15 Full

Time Regular

65. JYOTHI J LECTURER 15-Jan-93 M.SC

MATHEMATICS PG

6 MONTHS

2-Nov-15 Full

Time Regular

66. DIXITH K LECTURER 22-Aug-91 BE-CIVIL

ENGINEERING UG

1.6 YEARS

13-Nov-15 Full

Time Regular

67. RANGAIAH H N LECTURER 12-Apr-79 BE IN

MEHANICAL ENGINEERING

UG 4 YEARS 12-Jan-16 Full

Time Regular

68. SHIVAKUMAR R PHYSICAL

INSTRUCTOR 5-May-71 CPED PUC 15 YEARS 1-Jan-16

Full Time

Regular

69. JAGADEESHA S LECTURER 14-Aug-79 MA- Kannada PG 10 years 4-Jul-14 Full

Time Regular 1

70. SRINIVASAN N DIRECTOR 28

December 1968

M A Sanskrit PG 12.4 years

01/04/2016

Full Time

Regular

71. K H BHIMANAND Assistant Professor 01 July 1987

Phd-Vidyavaridhi P.HD 2.6years

Full Time

Regular

72. GANESH BHAT Assistant Professor 01 April

1986 M A B

Ed(sanskrit) PG 8Years

Full

Time Regular

73. Shivaramu K Assistant Professor. 20-May-

53 PHD in

Entamology P.HD 38 years 24-Aug-15

Part Time

Adhoc

74. Syed AnwarullaM Assistant Professor. 21-Sep-15 PHD in Agronomy P.HD 43 Years 24-Apr-49 Part Time

Adhoc

75. Krishnaprasad Assistant Professor 15

January 1947

Phd-Nematology P.HD 47Years 01/04/201

6 Part Time

Adhoc

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76. G R MARUTHI SANKAR Assistant Professor 10 August

1952 Phd-mathematics P.HD 38YEARS

21/03/2016

Part Time

Adhoc

77. CHRISTOPHER NEAL Assistant Professor 27 July 1948

M V sc PG 32yers 21/03/201

6 Part Time

Adhoc

78. Sathish T B LECTURER 15-Sep-15 BE-CIVIL

ENGINEERING UG FRESHER 14-Sep-15

Part Time

Adhoc

79. Sumanth G LECTURER 01-May-

93 Mtech-Civil PG FRESHER 03-Sep-15

Part Time

Adhoc

80. Annapurna LECTURER 14-Aug-54 MA-English PG 35 Years 21-Dec-15 Part Time

Adhoc

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Appendix – XIV

Information about the Library

S. No

Total Space (all kinds)

Computer/ Communication facilities

Total no. of Ref. Books (Each Department)

All Research Journals subscribed on a regular basis

1 Width 25’10”sft Length 47’4”sft

Yes Agriculture 5000 Yes

Engineering 10194

Management 11000

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Appendix –XV

Information about the Equipment

S. No Item Description Location

Department Value (in

Rs.) Present

Condition

1 Tenon saw Academic Block 85.44 Working

2 Hand Saw Academic Block 134.27 Working

3 Dovetail Saw Academic Block 109.86 Working

4 Iron Plane Academic Block 793.40 Working

5 Firmer Chisel with handle Academic Block 85.44 Working




9 Mortise Chisel with handle Academic Block 109.86 Working

10 Mortise Chisel with handle Academic Block 109.86 Working

11 Carpentry Try Square with

scale Academic Block 58.21 Working

12 Marking Gauge Academic Block 109.86 Working

13 Caliper-inside Academic Block 58.21 Working

14 Caliper-outside Academic Block 58.21 Working

15 wing compass Academic Block 58.21 Working

16 wooden mallet Academic Block 73.24 Working

17 Half Round rasp file with

handle Academic Block 390.60 Working

18 Round rasp file with handle Academic Block 390.60 Working

19 Metallic Jack Plane Academic Block 793.40 Working

20 carpentry vice Academic Block 1,525.77 Working

21 Pincer Academic Block 85.44 Working

22 Measuring tape Academic Block 48.82 Working

23 sprit level Academic Block 231.92 Working

24 Combination stone Academic Block 164.31 Working

25 wood turning tool set Academic Block 3,943.54 Working

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26 saw set pesto plier Academic Block 170.89 Working

27 Combination plier Academic Block 158.68 Working

28 Scriber Academic Block 61.03 Working

29 Triangular bustard file with

Handle Academic Block 27.23 Working

30 Flat bustard file with handle Academic Block 170.89 Working

31 Ball pein hammer Academic Block 195.30 Working


33 wood turning Lathe Academic Block 65,725.63 Working

34 Bevel protractor Academic Block 2,563.30 Working

35 Cross pein hammer Academic Block 146.47 Working



38 Claw hammer Academic Block 195.30 Working

39 Hand drill machine Academic Block 585.90 Working

40 Portable electric Drilling

Machine Academic Block 4,272.17 Working

41 Oil can 1/2 pint Academic Block 78.87 Working

42 Gimlet Academic Block 85.44 Working

43 Concrete drill Academic Block 48.82 Working

44 Hack saw blade Academic Block 7.51 Working

45 portable plywood cutting

machine Academic Block 3,417.73 Working

46 Flat II cut file with Handle Academic Block 274.17 Working

47 Flat Smooth file with Handle Academic Block 152.11 Working

48 Triangular II cut file with

Handle Academic Block 561.48 Working

49 Triangular smooth with Handle Academic Block 170.89 Working

50 Half round II cut file Academic Block 591.53 Working

51 Half round smooth file Academic Block 506.09 Working

52 Tap set Academic Block 1,067.57 Working

53 Tap wrench Academic Block 207.51 Working

54 HSS drill set Academic Block 2,014.02 Working

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55 Centre punch Academic Block 42.25 Working

56 V block (samrat) Academic Block 1,314.51 Working

57 Vernier Height gauge Academic Block 3,539.79 Working

58 Vernier caliper Academic Block 2,258.14 Working

59 Micrometer Academic Block 2,319.18 Working

60 Ball peen Hammer Academic Block 170.89 Working

61 Steel rule Academic Block 24.41 Working

62 Radius gauge Academic Block 1,037.53 Working

63 Measuring tape Academic Block 48.82 Working

64 Hack saw frame Academic Block 91.08 Working

65 Surface plate with stand Academic Block 4,150.10 Working

66 Oil can 1/2 pint Academic Block 78.87 Working

67 Filler gauge Academic Block 268.54 Working

68 Number punch set Academic Block 476.04 Working

69 Letter punch set Academic Block 170.89 Working

70 diamond Chisel Academic Block 845.04 Working

71 cross cut chisek Academic Block 281.68 Working

72 Adjustable Spanner set Academic Block 390.60 Working

73 Bench vice Academic Block 2,282.56 Working

74 Hydraulic Power saw Academic Block 48,824.75 Working

75 Bench Drilling Machine Academic Block 16,905.57 Working

76 Bench grinder Academic Block 7,201.65 Working

77 Hand Grinder -Dewalt Academic Block 2,929.49 Working

78 Drill vice Academic Block 3,112.58 Working

79 Try square Academic Block 134.27 Working

80 Angle Plate Academic Block 1,952.99 Working

81 D/E Spanner set Academic Block 634.72 Working

82 Marking Block-universal Academic Block 2,065.66 Working

83 Scribers Academic Block 281.68 Working

84 Screw driver Academic Block 61.03 Working

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85 Plier Academic Block 140.84 Working

86 Portable Drilling machine Academic Block 845.04 Working

87 Caliper-inside Academic Block 58.21 Working



90 Dviders Academic Block 58.21 Working

91 Workshop Table For All

Sections Academic Block 5,164.16 Working

92 Arc Welding Machine capacity 300 Amp.1 & 2 Phase Copper

winding-APPOLLO Academic Block 9,276.70 Working

93 Chipping hammer Academic Block 109.86 Working

94 Flat chisel Academic Block 170.89 Working



97 Divider Academic Block 58.21 Working

98 Center punch Academic Block 42.25 Working

99 Welding goggle Academic Block 36.62 Working

100 Welding fiber Screen With

glass Academic Block 115.49 Working

101 welding rod Academic Block 256.33 Working

102 Safety hand gloves Academic Block 54.46 Working

103 Apron Academic Block 170.89 Working

104 Electrode holder Academic Block 176.52 Working

105 Wire Brush Academic Block 17.84 Working


107 Tong Academic Block 176.52 Working


109 Screw driver Academic Block 109.86 Working

110 flat rough file Academic Block 176.52 Working

111 Half round bastart Academic Block 530.50 Working

112 D/E Spanner Academic Block 634.72 Working

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113 D/E Spanner Academic Block 634.72 Working

114 Hacksaw frame Academic Block 91.08 Working

115 C-clamp Academic Block 219.71 Working



118 Steel tape Academic Block 54.46 Working


120 Rectifier Study Trainer [TTT-01] Half wave, Full Wave and

Bridge Rectifiers circuits Academic Block 2,629.03 Working

121 BJT Tarnsistor Trainer [TTT-

01] Characteristics of Transistor-CE,CB,CC

Academic Block 4,131.33 Working

122 CE Amplifier circuit Academic Block 3,567.96 Working

123 RC coupled CE amplifier circuit Academic Block 1,971.77 Working

124

FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR TRAINER [TFT-

02]Characteristics of field Effect Transistor (FET)-N

channel


125 Characteristics Of MOSFET Academic Block 2,910.71 Working

126 BJT Tarnsistor Trainer [TTT-

01] Common collector (CC)Amplifiler-Emitter follower


127 Cascade Amplifier Academic Block 1,126.73 Working

128 Oscillators Trainer Academic Block 1,314.51 Working

129 power supply DRPS Academic Block 4,131.33 Working

130 Funcation Generator Academic Block 8,168.76 Working

131 Cro-20mhz Dual Channel Academic Block 16,900.88 Working

132 Autoclave 22 Ltr SS Academic Block 60,092.00 Working

133 Bench Top Centrifuga Academic Block 52,580.50 Working

134 Incubator 14"X14"X14"SS Academic Block 7,323.71 Working

135 Chromatographic column 300

mm Academic Block 469.47 Working

136 Deep freeze-20 C 4 Cu,ft Academic Block 131,451.25 Working

137 Desiccators Academic Block 3,098.49 Working

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138 Digital Colony Counter Academic Block 17,745.92 Working

139 Digital Colorimeter Academic Block 8,450.44 Working

140 Distillatiom Unit glass 5 Ltr Academic Block 41,313.25 Working

141 Electrophoretic Unit Academic Block 54,927.84 Working

142 Heating Block For

flasks(100ml) Academic Block 1,596.19 Working

143 Hot air oven 14"X14"X14"SS Academic Block 21,689.46 Working

144 Inverted Microscope Academic Block 18,309.28 Working

145 Laminar Flow Academic Block 146,474.25 Working

146 Magnetic Stirrer with hot plate Academic Block 15,023.00 Working

147 Microcsope(light) Academic Block 4,272.17 Working

148 Microcsope(compound) Academic Block 12,816.50 Working

149 Fluorescence microscope Academic Block 292,948.50 Working

150 Micropopettes Academic Block 30,046.00 Working

151 Microtpme Rotary Academic Block 15,023.00 Working

152 Microwave Oven Academic Block 10,328.31 Working

153 pH meter Academic Block 15,774.15 Working

154 Power pack Academic Block 10,516.10 Working

155 Refrigerated Centrifuge Academic Block 232,856.50 Working

156 Refrigerator,215ltr. Academic Block 29,107.06 Working

157 Shakingt Incubator Academic Block 277,925.50 Working

158 Sonicator Academic Block 22,534.50 Working

159 TLCplates Academic Block 356.80 Working

160 Transilluminator Academic Block 20,187.16 Working

161 UV-VIS Spectrophotometer Academic Block 300,460.00 Working

162 Vortex Shaker Academic Block 15,023.00 Working

163 Water Bath Academic Block 54,458.38 Working

164 Weighing balance Academic Block 31,923.88 Working

165 Keljaldal Academic Block 13,145.13 Working

166 ESR meter Academic Block 1,408.41 Working

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167 Conductivity meter Academic Block 4,225.22 Working

168 Connection and measurement

if power consumption of a fluorescent lamp


169

Brake Test on DC Compound Motor. MACHINES: 3HP/220 V/1500 RPM/DC Compound

Motor with Mechanical Loading arrangement having Round

dial scales and friction Bell For Torque Measurement.

ACCESSORIES:Control Panel Meters:Mc-0-300 V MC-0-2A

MC-0-20A Rheostats:0-300/1.2 A


170

Brake Test on Dc Shunt Motor. MACHINES: 3 HP/220 V/1500

RPM/DC shunt Motor with Mechanical Loading

arrangement having Round dial scales and Frictiom Belt

for Torque Measurement ACCESSORIES: Control

Pannel Meters:MC-0-300 V MC-0-2A MC-0-20A

Rheostats: 0-300/1.2A


171

V-1 Characteristics Of incandescent lamps and

timefusing current characteristics of

fuse.Calibration And testing single Phase energy

Meter:a)Single Phase Energy Meter,1kw/H b)Voltmeter(0-

300V),MI Type c)Ammeter(0-10A),MI Type d)Single Phase

Variac,27oV/10A e)Stop Watch f)Rheostat (350W/1.2A) g)Rheostat(29W/4.1A)

h)Wattmeter UPF-75/150V,1/5A


172

Brake Test on 3 Phase Sq.cage Induction Motor A)3 HP/415V/1440rpm/TEFC/50

Hz./Star or Delta Connected/Three phase Sq. cage Induction Motor with

Mechanical loading


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arrangement having Round dial scales and Friction Belta

for Torque measurement. Control Pannel Meters:MI-

600V MI-20A UPF-300/600V,10/20A

173

Load Test of Dc Shunt Generator- Determination of

Characteristics. MACHINES: 3 HP/220 V/1500 RPM/DC

Shunt motor Coupled to 1.8 KW/220 V/1500 RPM Shunt

Generator with base and coupling.

ACCESSORIES:ControlPannel Meters:MC-0-300V MC-0-2A

MC-0-20A


174

OC-SC Test on single phase Transformer MACHINES: A)2

KVA/230-115 V/Air Cooled/Single Phase

Transformer with sheet metal enclosure. B)Single Phase/10

A/ Autotransformer(Variac) ACCESSORIES:CONTROL PANNEL Meters:MI-0-150V

MI-0-50V MI-0-10A


175

Equivalent Circuit of single phase SQIM (also load

Test)MACHINES: A)1HP/230V/1440 RPM/50

Hz/CSCR/TEFC or SPDCP/singal phase/sq.cage

Induction Motor with Mechanical Loading

arrangement having linear scales and Friction Belt for

Torque Measurement. ContralPannel Meters:MI-300

V MI-10A/20A UPF-300/600V,10/20A LPF-300/600V,5/10A single

phase/20A/Autotransformer (Variac)


176

SCR,MOSFET,IGBT & TRAIC- STATIC

CHARECTERRISTICS MODULE


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177 Uni Junction Transistor Trainer Academic Block 1,737.03 Working

178 DC CHOPPER TRAINER Academic Block 6,760.35 Working

179

AC PHASE CONTROL USING SCR, TRIAC & DIAC a.UJT

BASED FIRING CIRCUIT FOR SCR AC REGULATOR

b.DIAC,R& C BASED FIRING CIRCUIT FOR TRIAC AC

REGULATOR


180

SINGLE PHASE HALF & FULLY CONTROLLED BRIDGE CONVERTER

a.Single phase SCR Power circuit b.Chopper/Inverter

PWM CONTROLLER


181 SINGLE PHASE LOADING

RHEOSTAT Academic Block 9,764.95 Working

182 SINGLE PHASE INDUCTIVE

LOAD Academic Block 4,882.48 Working

183

THREE PHASE HALF & FULLY CONVERTER a.Three

phase SCR power ciruitb.Chopper/Inverter PWM

controller


184 THREE PHASE LOADING

RHEOSTAT Academic Block 14,647.43 Working

185 THREE PHASE INDUCTIVE

LOAD Academic Block 14,647.43 Working

186 MORGEN CHOPPER CIRCUIT TRAINER


187 Laser Source Academic Block 19,717.69 Working

188 Laser Grating Academic Block 563.36 Working

189 Screen Academic Block 1,502.30 Working

190 Lycopodium Powder Academic Block 300.46 Working

191 Four probe arrangement Academic Block 11,736.72 Working

192 Thermometer Academic Block 89.20 Working

193 Post office box Academic Block 2,253.45 Working

194 Table Galvanometer Academic Block 234.73 Working

195 Leclanche cell usual Academic Block 798.10 Working

196 Leclanche cell Electronic Academic Block 1,126.73 Working

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197 Hot Plate Academic Block 1,126.73 Working

198 Semiconductor diode characteristics appts


199 Linear Potentiometer Academic Block 845.04 Working

200 P-N junction diode trainer Academic Block 1,126.73 Working

201 Zener Diode Trainer - Analog

digital Academic Block 2,441.24 Working

202 Battery Eliminator Academic Block 1,783.98 Working

203 Resistor Academic Block 28.17 Working

204 LED Characterstics Academic Block 1,830.93 Working

205 digital Multimeter Academic Block 891.99 Working

206 CRO Dual Trace Academic Block 16,900.88 Working

207 DC Power supply Academic Block 5,164.16 Working

208 Series & Parallel Resonance Academic Block 1,314.51 Working

209 Function Generator Academic Block 8,168.76 Working

210 Digital weighing balance 0.1g

to 250g capacity Academic Block 13,682.50 Working

211 Compound Microscope Academic Block 81,463.50 Working

212 Centrifuge Academic Block 5,525.63 Working

213 Electric Stove 1000w Academic Block 5,525.63 Working

214 Digital colony counter Academic Block 6,788.63 Working

215 Spectrophotometer Academic Block 26,312.50 Working

216 Weighing Balance Academic Block 5,525.63 Working

217 Incubator 4 Cuft. PID Academic Block 34,206.25 Working

218 Water bath 300x225x175mm,

cap.14 ltr, Academic Block 4,894.13 Working

219 Chromatography chamber

24’x24’x12’ Academic Block 7,104.38 Working

220 Electric stove (1000W) Academic Block 5,525.63 Working

221 Refrigerator (single door) Academic Block 12,630.00 Working

222 Soxhlet apparatus 3 mantels

rating 600watts Academic Block 5,788.75 Working

223 Weighing balance (0.1g to

250g) Academic Block 6,841.25 Working

224 Distillation Unit SS Academic Block 5,525.63 Working

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225 Microscope Stereosome Academic Block 246,285.00 Working

226 Horizontal shaker Academic Block 10,261.88 Working

227 Distillation unit SS output

approx 3 to 4 litres per hour Academic Block 6,946.50 Working

228 Refrigerator (Single door) Academic Block 12,630.00 Working

229 Hot Air Oven size 18x18x18” Academic Block 52,098.75 Working

230 Flame photometer Academic Block 19,734.38 Working

231 GPS Academic Block 14,998.13 Working

232 Altimeter (digital) Germany Academic Block 25,260.00 Working

233 TLC silica gel plates Academic Block 7,104.38 Working

234 Travelling microscope - Academic Block 4,183.69 Working

235 Electronic weighing

machine(Digital-1kg capacity, Lc 0.1grm)


236 P.C.R.Machine Academic Block 366,185.00 Working

237 Flat Rough file Academic Block 3,257.42 Working

238 Flat Smooth file Academic Block 2,810.84 Working

239 Round Rough File Academic Block 2,697.00 Working

240 Round Smooth File Academic Block 2,697.00 Working

241 Half round rough File Academic Block 8,528.83 Working

242 Triangular rough file Academic Block 5,122.55 Working

243 Knife edge file Academic Block 5,871.23 Working


245 Machine oil Academic Block 656.74 Working

246 corrosion resistant oil Academic Block 525.39 Working

247 welding goggles Academic Block 182.14 Working

248 Surface plate stand Academic Block 5,253.90 Working

249 Anvil Academic Block 11,427.23 Working


251 welding face sheald with glass Academic Block 355.51 Working

252 welding electrode Academic Block 2,364.26 Working

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253 Chippingmmer Academic Block 355.51 Working

254 Angle plate Academic Block 1,773.19 Working

255 Half round rough File Academic Block 543.78 Working

256 Wire brush Academic Block 182.14 Working

257 Flat tong Academic Block 885.28 Working

258 Apron Academic Block 460.59 Working

259 srew driver set Academic Block 210.16 Working

260 V-block Academic Block 1,891.40 Working

261 HSS die set Academic Block 433.45 Working

262 HSS die set Academic Block 302.10 Working

263 C-Clamp Academic Block 472.85 Working

264 tri square Academic Block 992.99 Working

265 Center punch Academic Block 441.33 Working


267 Solid hack saw a frame Academic Block 1,943.94 Working

268 cross pean hammer Academic Block 352.01 Working

269 pipe wrinch Academic Block 181.26 Working

270 Ball pean hammer Academic Block 1,113.83 Working

271 Leather hand glows Academic Block 254.81 Working

272 Tenon saw Academic Block 2,548.14 Working

273 Hand saw Academic Block 6,567.38 Working

274 Dove tail saw Academic Block 849.38 Working

275 Jack plane ( Anath make ) Academic Block 10,175.05 Working

276 Firmer chisel Academic Block 1,274.07 Working

277 Mortise chisel Academic Block 1,274.07 Working

278 Firmer chisel Academic Block 853.76 Working



281 Carpentry marking gauge Academic Block 3,612.06 Working

282 Wooden mallet Academic Block 254.81 Working

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283 Wooden flat rasp file Academic Block 3,199.63 Working

284 Wooden round rasp file Academic Block 3,677.73 Working

285 Wooden Half rasp file Academic Block 3,373.00 Working

286 Carpentry vice Academic Block 30,209.93 Working

287 cross pean hammer Academic Block 866.89 Working

288 Swage Academic Block 8,756.50 Working

289 wood yellow teak Academic Block 42,409.23 Working

290 Horse Strake Academic Block 1,838.87 Working

291 Beak Horn Strake Academic Block 2,495.60 Working

292 Pipe Strake Academic Block 1,313.48 Working

293 Mild steel flat Academic Block 4,816.08 Working

294 Coolant oil Academic Block 1,313.48 Working

295 Half Moon Strake Academic Block 985.11 Working

296 Welding Table (Iron) Academic Block 4,378.25 Working

297 Hatchat Strake Academic Block 1,773.19 Working

298 Cutting machine hydraulics oil Academic Block 788.09 Working

299 Funnel Strake Academic Block 1,773.19 Working

300 Creafing Strake Academic Block 1,773.19 Working

301 snips straight Academic Block 1,313.48 Working

302 snips curver Academic Block 1,751.30 Working

303 sheet metal GI type 24 gauge Academic Block 8,756.50 Working

304 stake round, cone horse Academic Block 2,626.95 Working

305 Soldering Machine Academic Block 223.43 Working

306 Digital Funtgemeter Academic Block 7,099.00 Working

307 Lathe Machine Academic Block 78,010.00 Working

308 Pneumatic Kit With

Compressor Academic Block 70,990.00 Working

309 Others (Insurance)

3,684.00

310 Electric induction stove

(1000W) Academic Block 2,500.00 Working

311 V- Guard Stabilizer 1.0 Kw Academic Block 1,950.00 Working

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312 Mechanical seed oil extractor 1

kg (Hand operated) Academic Block 6,750.00 Working

313

RI-61-01 : INSECT STORAGE BOX. Size : 24”x18”x3” For

pinning of insects both inside top & bottom. White Hardwood (Beach) frame with melamine

lamination on top & MDF sheet bottom is nicely polished.

Provided with 8 mm thick soft pinning, washable EVA Sheet for pinning of insects. Inside

glazed white. Raised wall with holes for insecticide inside

bottom to make box air tight and pest proof. Fitted with brass hinges, index card

holder & clips.


314

RI-72-11 : ASPIRATOR. Glass vial with rubber cork. 2mm

glass tubes, one straight and one bent. Rubber tubing on

straight tube for sucking purpose.

Academic Block 825.00 Working

315

RI-63-01: INSECT DISPLAY SHOWCASE BOX BOG WITH

GLASS COVER, SIZE 4 FEET x 3 FEET For display of insects in corridors, laboratory

etc. MDF frame with MDF sheet bottom and glass top is nicely polished. Bottom lined with 8mm thick EVA sheet. Raised wall with holes for insecticide inside bottom to make box airtight & pest-proof. Fitted with clips, lock, handle, hanging hooks on ends and fluorescent tube

inside.


316 Microscopic Slides Standard

(50pc in 1pkt) Academic Block 200.00 Working

317 Cover Slip boxes standard

(pack of 20pc) Academic Block 430.00 Working

318

RI-74-22 : INSECT LIGHT TRAP FOLDING (PLASTIC) WITH MERCURY BULB. A

secure method to protect crops


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form insect pests without using chemical pesticides, Traps

adult insects of both sex thus eliminating chance of their

breeding, Option to use multiple type of lights, e.g. Blue

CFL, Mercury Bulb etc.Completely safe. No.

Pollution, no harmful effects, depending upon specific crop pests, Economical. Only one unit sufficient for 1-2 acre crop

area. Consume very less electricity, Almost zero

maintenance

319

RI-75-05 : INSECT CAGES. Size : 1.5ft x 1.5ft x 1.5ft.

Aluminium angle framework supported on wooden batons. Fine mesh provided on sides

and top. Hinged door provided on side or top. Hinged door provided with clips for tight closing. Wooden bottom

covered with mica from inside.


320 Simple microscopes

(dissection) Academic Block 4,250.00 Working

321 PH meter & EC Sistronics-351 Academic Block 2,450.00 Working

322

Reciprocating Shaking Machine , size of Carrier

20"x13"4", Strokes/Min: 275, Motor 025Hp, body type: Fixed

speed (DDRI)


323

KJL Series Automatic Macro Block Digestion System, Model

KJL 20L R : KJELO PLUS Superior Automatic (Pelican

Equipment Inc) (see the details)


324 (i) Model KJL DTL : Digestion

Tubes - 250ml. Vol. Academic Block 16,500.00 Working

325 (ii) Model KJL 20 LIR : SS

Insert Rack to 20 tubes Academic Block 22,625.00 Working

326 (iii) Model KJL VT : Viton

Tubes for Diacid and Triacid Digestion.(3Mtr)


327 Screw auger Head size 1’ Academic Block 14,630.00 Working

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328 Tube auger size 1’ Academic Block 17,395.00 Working

329 Post Hole Auger Size 3" or 4" Academic Block 17,010.00 Working

330 Bouyoucous soil hydrometer

55dynes/cm Academic Block 1,500.00 Working

331

Double Ring infiltrometer Metal rings with plexiglass graduated

cylinders complete set outer dia 24"


332

All – in – one digital soil survey instrument Soil thermometer

with probe/ pH/ light intensity / Moisture


333 Flame photometer Double

Display Systronics Academic Block 20,300.00 Working

334 V- Guard Stabilizer 1.0 Kw Academic Block 1,950.00 Working

335 Simple (dissection) microscope Academic Block 4,250.00 Working

336 Light microscopes (Magnus) Academic Block 7,800.00 Working

337 Hot Air oven, size: 18"x18"x18"

SS Academic Block 7,500.00 Working

338 Micro Wave oven Academic Block 5,500.00 Working

339 Autoclave cap-150Ltr Academic Block 95,000.00 Working

340 Spectrophotometer UV Single Beam 190-1100 nm (imported)


341 Weighing Balance 0.1gm to

250gm Academic Block 5,500.00 Working

342 Digital Vernier calipers 0-

20mm Res 0.01mm Academic Block 3,920.00 Working

343 Measuring Tapes 50 mtr

Simple Academic Block 1,180.00 Working

344 Measuring tapes 15mt Academic Block 400.00 Working

345

Herbarium cabinet wooden , Overall Size: 72”H x36”W

X20”D, Front door with Glass. 20 slideablePLATEFORMS

WITH OUT RACKS… Construction: CRCS MILD STEEL, EPOXY POWDER QUOTED FINISH. CASTER WHEELS OF 75MM ,2 WITH

BRAKES.


346 Herbarium press std size

wooden Academic Block 5,750.00 Working

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347 Abney Level 5" Academic Block 3,500.00 Working

348 Aluminium Caliper (1mtr) see

the picture Academic Block 8,500.00 Working

349 Simple Microscope

(Dissection) Academic Block 4,250.00 Working

350 Light Microscope (Electric

Lamp) Academic Block 9,750.00 Working

351 Increament Borer (300 mm ; 5.15mm, 2thread.) see the

picture Academic Block 33,500.00 Working

352 Ravi Altimeter (see the picture) Academic Block 2,900.00 Working

353 Haga Altimeter (See the

Picture) Academic Block 3,700.00 Working

354 Wedge Prism ( 7 types) Academic Block 7,900.00 Working

355 Relaskop Academic Block 9,750.00 Working

356 Sweedish Bark Gauge Academic Block 3,900.00 Working

357 Light microscopes Academic Block 9,750.00 Working

358 Simple microscopes

(Dissection) Academic Block 4,250.00 Working

359 PH Meter & EC Sistronics-351 Academic Block 2,450.00 Working

360 Digital moisture meter 200g capacity, 4-20%, Sensitivity

0.1% Academic Block 13,000.00 Working

361 Hot Air Oven, Size:

18"x18"x18" SS Academic Block 7,500.00 Working

362 Digital Weighing balance, cap-

2kg, sensitivity -0.001gm (TOYA)


363 Water Bath double wall

(Rectunglar) 12 holes 75mm dia (DDRI)


364 Thermometer 1000C Academic Block 650.00 Working

365 Digital weighing balance

sensitivity 0.1g-250g Academic Block 5,500.00 Working

366 Hot Plate 8" diamoulded top

(DDRI) Academic Block 1,200.00 Working

367 Silk reeling machine

(Epprovate) Academic Block 25,500.00 Working

368 Insect Rearing chamber ,

2.5'x2'x6.5', 1mm mesh door Academic Block 22,000.00 Working

369 Bee Box Academic Block 17,775.00 Working

370 Bee Veil with Hat Academic Block 700.00 Working

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371 Smoker SS 4"x10" Academic Block 2,920.00 Working

372 Hiving Cages (with 5 Frame,

bee carrrying cage) Academic Block 3,425.00 Working

373 Stand Academic Block 1,140.00 Working

374 Extractor 3 Frames SS Academic Block 62,230.00 Working

375 Bee colonies Academic Block 3,675.00 Working

376

RI-64-01 : INSECT SHOWCASE CABINET

(SMALL). WITH 6 BOXES. For keeping insect storage &

display showcase of Size 45 x 30 x 6.5 cm (RI-62-02).

Cabinet frame of plyboard with melamine lamination. Hinged door is provided with lock and handle and is lined with velvet.


377

RI-62-04 : INSECT DISPLAY & STORAGE SHOWCASE. For pinning of insects on bottom. White Hardwood / Teakwood

with glass in wooden frame on top & MDF sheet bottom is

nicely polished. Bottom lined with 8 mm thick soft pinning, washable EVA Sheet. Inside

glazed white. Raised wall with holes for insecticide inside

bottom to make box air tight and pest proof. Fitted with brass hinges, index card

holder & clips. Size : 30x23x6.5cm.

Academic Block 600.00 Working

378

RI-76-01 : BREEDING NEST FOR FLIES. Teakwood frame finished in spirit polish. Thick

glass on top and fine wire mesh on three sides. Front

with 13 cm. rounded opening in the centre with black cloth

sleeve. On right side a plumbic pipe fitted for collection of flies.

Size :45x45x45 cm.


379 UTM (ANALOG TYPE 40

TON CAPACITY) Academic Block 285,000.00 Working

380 LATHE MACHINE (ANIL

TYPE. 1HP CAPACITY WITH Academic Block 100,000.00 Working

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ALL ACCESSORIES)

381 IMPACT TEST MACHINE

(IZOD AND CHARPY TYPE) Academic Block 28,000.00 Working

382

SINE BAR BEVEL PROTRACTOR WITH

SPECIMENS AND SLIP GAUGES (SINE BAR FOR

200 LENGTH BEVEL PROTRACTOR AND SLIP

GAUGES MADE BY STAINLESS STEEL)


383 MINOR AND MAJOR

LOSSSES (VENTURI METER ORIFICE METER NOZZLE)


TOTAL:- 5,765,176.06

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Appendix – XVI

Sports Infrastructure

I. Facility

Open Play Grounds(s) for outdoor sports

(a) (Athletics, Football, hockey, Cricket, etc)

Cricket Pitch

(b) Track for Athletics

400 Mts Running Track , Javelin, Shot put, Long jump, High jump

(c) Basketball courts

No

(d) Squash/Tennis Courts

Badminton Court available

(e) Swimming Pool (Size)

No

(f) Indoor Sports Facilities including gymnasium

Carrom, Chess, Table Tennis. At present Gymnasium not available

(g) Any other

Volley Ball, Throw Ball.

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Appendix – XVII

Information about the composition of the statutory bodies of the University

Board of Governors

S. No

Name Profession Address Date of Constitution

1 Dr. Harbeen Arora Chancellor

Service A-16/10, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi

18/09/2014

2 Dr. Rupa Vasudevan Vice-Chancellor

Service 1404, 9TH Block, NCC Aster Park, Near Mother Dairy, Yelahanka, Bangalore

18/09/2014

3 Shri Bharat Lal Meena, Principal Secretary, Higher Education

Service Room No-645, 6th Floor, M.S. Building, Bangalore-560001

10/02/2015

4 Shri Shivasailam N, Principal Secretary, Medical Education

Service Room No-105, Ist Floor, Vikasa Soudha, Bangalore-560001

10/02/2015

5 Prof. Sukhdeo Thorat, UGC nominee

Service C/o UGC, New Delhi 10/02/2015

6 Dr. Subhasmita Pradhan, Sponsoring body nominee

Service NO-6, 4TH Cross, Windtunnel Road, Murugeshpalya Road, Bangalore-560017

14/03/2015

7 Prof. Deepak M R, Sponsoring body nominee

Service 2069, 3rd cross, Pipeline road, T. Dasarahalli, Bangalore-560057

14/03/2015

8 Shri Manoj Gupta Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Finance Officer

Service Provident Welworth City, Flat No-H-01/004, Yelahanka Dodballapur Road, Bangalore

01/04/2016

9 Dr. Ranganathan Chithiraichelvan, Registrar

Service 17/2, Venugopal Layout, Anand Nagar, Bangalore-560024

01/04/2016

Board of Management

S. No

Name Profession Full Postal Address Date of Constitution


Service 1404, Aster Park, Near Mother Dairy, Yelahanka, Bangalore

18/09/2014

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2 Dr. Ranganathan Chithiraichelvan, Registrar-Member Secretary


18/09/2014



18/09/2014

4 Dr. A Sankara Reddy, Sponsoring body nominee

Service H.no. 1128, Sector - 17B, Gurgaon

18/09/2014

6 Dr. K T Sampath, Dean SASF

Service First Floor, 02, Passion Paradise, 45, 1st Main, 1st Block, Thyagarajanagar, Bangalore-560028

01/04/2016

7 Prof. Deepak M R, Dean, SAMS


18/09/2014

8 Prof. D. Nagaraj, Controller of Examinations

Service H-55/1, B. Puttaswamaiah Road, Sriram Pura, Bangalore-560021

01/04/2016

9 Dr. Gopalakrishna S P Deputy Registrar (Evaluation)

Service # 105, 10th main road, Ist Cross, Attur Layout, Yelahanka New Town, Bangalore-560064

18/09/2014

Academic Council

S. No



Service 1404, 9TH Block, NCC Aster Park, Near Mother Dairy, Yelahanka, Bangalore

18/09/2014



18/09/2014

3 Dr. K T Sampath, Dean SASF

Service First Floor, 02, Passion Paradise, 45, 1st Main, 1st Block, Thyagarajanagar, Bangalore-560028

18/09/2014

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4 Prof. Deepak M R, Dean, SAMS


01/04/2016



01/04/2016



18/09/2014

Finance Committee

S. No


1 Dr. Harbeen Arora, Chancellor

Service A-16/10, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi

18/09/2014

2 Dr. Rupa Vasudevan, Vice-Chancellor

Service 1404, 9TH Block, NCC Aster Park, Ne44ar Mother Dairy, Yelahanka, Bangalore

18/09/2014



01/04/2016



18/09/2014

5 Dr. Gopalakrishna S P Registrar Evaluation

Service # 105, 10th main road, Ist cross, Attur Layout, Yelahanka New Town, Bangalore-560064

18/09/2014



01/04/2016

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Appendix – XVIII

Information about the Non-Teaching staff of the University

Sl

Department Employee Name Designation DOB Qualification

Date of Appointment

Trained Yes/No. If Details

1.

ACCOUNTS

RAVINDER BAKSHI ASSISTANT MANAGER-

ACCOUNTS 16-Apr-55 B.Com. 1-Jun-13 Yes

2. RAMISETTY MADHU SANKAR

MANAGER - ACCOUNTS 14-Aug-78 M.Com, PGDCA.

29-Aug-13 Yes

3. SUNIL P RAO ASST.MANAGER-ACCOUNTS 11-Apr-71 B.Com. 1-Apr-14 Yes

4. VARALAKSHMI K ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT 8-Feb-88 B.Com. 7-Apr-14 Yes

5. SUMA N ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT 23-Jun-90 M.com. 1-Oct-14 Yes

6. PRATHIBHA.R.N ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT 19-Feb-90 M.B.A 1-Oct-14 Yes

7. RAM AVTAR ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE 1-Jan-88 B.COM 1-Feb-15 Yes

8. HIMANSHU ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT 16-Dec-91 B.COM 1-Feb-15 Yes

9.

ADMIN

RAMESH KUMAR KAUL ADMIN.MANAGER 8-Jun-55 PUC & ITI 16-Jan-14 Yes

10. PRAVEEN S SHIRUR OFFICE ASSISTANT 31-Jul-86 PUC 1-Jul-13 Yes

11. SUDHEENDRA S DESHPANDE

ADMIN.MANAGER 1-Jun-76 M.A. 1-Feb-14 Yes

12. SHANKARAPPA HOUSE KEEPER SUPERVISOR 25-Jun-76 PUC. 22-Feb-14 Yes

13. MANJUNATHA B G OFFICE ASSISTANT 15-Jul-87 B.Com. 15-Mar-14 Yes

14. GIREESHA M ADMIN.ASSISTANT 22-Jan-88 B.Ed 7-May-15 Yes

15. ANJINAPPA ATTENDER 20-Jul-81 SSLC 1-Mar-14 Yes

16. KUMAR S ATTENDER 1-May-86 SSLC 10-Mar-14 Yes

17. ARUN KUMAR ATTENDER 18-Aug-92 SSLC 14-Mar-14 Yes

18. PRAVEEN KUMAR ATTENDER 1-Jan-85 PUC. 14-Mar-14 Yes

19. HARISHA ATTENDER 27-Apr-93 PUC 14-Mar-14 Yes

20. SHIVANANDA A ATTENDER 25-Mar-86 SSLC 7-Apr-14 Yes

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21.

ADMIN

YOGESH GOWDA M S ATTENDERS 29-May-89 PUC 12-Jun-14 Yes

22. SHREEDEVI B ATTENDER 12-Dec-90 PUC 1-Jul-14 Yes

23. RAMA RAO.V ATTENDER 1-Mar-83 SSLC 29-Sep-14 Yes

24. KUMARA H ATTENDER (UEC) 1-Jun-86 SSLC 10-Oct-14 Yes

25. RAVIKIRAN M ATTENDER 19-Jan-90 PUC 3-Nov-14 Yes

26. SRINIVASAMURTHY M.R

ATTENDER 10-Jul-79 SSLC 1-Jul-15 Yes

27.

BRANDING & PR

NITIN VYANKAT RAO SOMWANSHI

GM-BRANDING AND PR 9-Mar-85 PUC 1-Feb-14 Yes

28. SHIVA KUMAR S R OFFICE ASSISTANT 26-Oct-89

Diploma (Electronics & Comm.)

21-Jul-14 Yes

29. ASHWINI H ADMISSION EXECUTIVE 1-Feb-94 PUC. 3-Nov-14 Yes

30. NAVEEN KUMAR B H VIDEO EDITOR/ANIMATOR 21-Sep-93

Bsc-DigitalArt&A

nimation 12-Jan-15 Yes

31. THEJESH D S VIDEO EDITOR 23-Mar-92

B.Sc, (Diploma).

30-Mar-15 Yes

32. DHRUVI GUPTA

WEB DEVLOPER CUM SOCIAL MEDIA OPTIMIZER

(S M O) 16-Jul-94

B Tech-Computer

Science 1-Aug-15 Yes

33. PRAVEEN B S WEB DESIGNER 11-Dec-93

Poly Technical-Diploma

3-Aug-15 Yes

34.

CANTEEN

DILIP THAKUR HEAD COOK 1-Jan-73 5th Std. 1-Jul-13 Yes

35. BIHARI THAKUR COOK 1-Jan-92 7th Std. 9-Nov-13 Yes

36. CHUMAN RAM COOK 15-Aug-69 7th Std. 11-Nov-13 Yes

37. VIJAY SHARMA COOK 1-Jan-92 7th Std. 15-Mar-14 Yes

38. CHOTU SADAI COOK HELPER 1-Jun-86 7th Std. 15-Mar-14 Yes

39. GANGARAJU B COOK 1-Jan-85 7th Std. 21-Aug-14 Yes

40. CHANDRASHEKAR T COOK 6-May-88 SSLC 1-Sep-14 Yes

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41.

CANTEEN

BENI LAL YADAV COOK (TEA/COFFEE

SPECIALIST) 9-Jul-65 4th Std. 3-Sep-14 Yes

42. HANUMANTHARAJU M N

COOK HELPER 19-Nov-94 SSLC 3-Sep-14 Yes

43. SIDDARAJU COOK HELPER 8-May-71 SSLC 4-Sep-14 Yes

44. SHASHIDHARA COOK 19-Feb-84 SSLC 5-Sep-14 Yes

45. SIDDALINGAIAH COOK HELPER 1-Aug-83 SSLC 5-Sep-14 Yes

46. VENKATESH COOK HELPER 16-May-86 SSLC 6-Sep-14 Yes

47. NAGARAJU COOK 10-Apr-74 4th Std. 8-Sep-14 Yes

48. NANDISHVARAIAH K C COOK 26-Dec-73 7th Std. 8-Sep-14 Yes

49. BIPIN KUMAR COOK HELPER 2-Apr-93 PUC 8-Sep-14 Yes

50. HANUMANTHARAJU COOK HELPER 20-Jul-81 8th Std. 22-Sep-14 Yes

51. DRUVAKUMAR COOK 1-Jun-61 7th Std. 22-Sep-14 Yes

52. BYLAPPA V COOK HELPER 1-Jan-83 SSLC 1-Oct-14 Yes

53. MANJUNATHA A COOK HELPER 12-Feb-88 9th Std. 1-Oct-14 Yes

54. PRAKASH C COOK HELPER 5-Apr-85 9th Std. 1-Oct-14 Yes

55. DAYANANDA COOK HELPER 29-Jul-94 9th Pass 1-Jun-15 Yes

56. JEETENDRA KUMAR RAM

COOK HELPER 1-Jan-96 PUC 1-Sep-15 Yes

57.

CONSTRUCTION

RAMESH KOUL ASSISTANT PROJECT

MANAGER 22-Jan-53 PUC/TDC 2-Jul-13 Yes

58. RAKESH KUMAR PROJECT MANAGER 19-Aug-76 8th Std. 1-Jul-13 Yes

59. MANOJ KUMAR CARPENTER 3-Jan-78 SSLC 1-Dec-13 Yes

60. NANDISH P J SITE SUPERVISOR 2-Jun-91 PUC 5-Jun-14 Yes

61. NAGENDRABABU M R ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT 24-Jul-71 SSLC 22-Sep-14 Yes

62. KALPATARU BIHARI PLUMBER 11-Jul-80 SSLC 14-Oct-14 Yes

63. SUBRAT BARIK PLUMBER 19-Jan-95 SSLC 14-Oct-14 Yes

64. RAKESH PARIDA PLUMBER 1-Sep-89 9th Std. 16-Apr-15 Yes

65. IQBAL KHAN SR.ELECTRICIAN 1-Dec-68

1-Jul-13 Yes

66. JAGADISH T ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT 1-Jun-79

1-May-14 Yes

67. CHANDRASHEKAR G ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT 10-Jun-79

7-Oct-14 Yes

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68. CONSTRUCTION

JAMES JACOB LAB ASSISTANT CUM

ELECTRICIAN 1-Sep-89

3-Jun-15 Yes

69. SHREERAMAIAH ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT 10-Apr-79

6-Nov-15 Yes

70.

HOSTEL

J VEERABHADRAIAH HOSTEL ASSISTANT 6-May-91 PUC/PGDCA 13-Dec-13 Yes

71. CHIKKANNA N L HOSTEL ASSISTANT 12-Jul-76 SSLC 23-Jun-14 Yes

72. HEMANTH KUMAR H N HOSTEL ASSISTANT 29-Apr-93 PUC 23-Jun-14 Yes

73. MANJUNATHA S M

WARDEN ASSISTANT CUM DRIVER

1-May-82 SSLC 22-Sep-14 Yes

74. RAJESH N WARDEN ASSISTANT 17-Feb-94 SSLC 22-Sep-14 Yes

75. VANAJAKSHI S WARDEN (GIRLS HOSTEL) 20-Mar-82 BA 1-Oct-14 Yes

76. NANDINI V WARDEN ASSISTANT 14-Jul-83 SSLC 6-Oct-14 Yes

77. LAKSHMAMMA. A WARDEN ASSISTANT 14-Jan-86 SSLC 10-Nov-14 Yes

78. DINESHKUMAR H J WARDEN SUPERVISOR 7-Apr-77 9th Std. 1-Apr-15 Yes

79.

HOUSEKEEPING

PUTTAMMA HOUSE KEEPER 6-Aug-80 4th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

80. LAKSHMAMMA V HOUSE KEEPER 2-Jun-51 6th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

81. RAJAMMA HOUSE KEEPER 21-Oct-60 5th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

82. LAKSHMAMMA R HOUSE KEEPER 11-Apr-69 4th Std. 1-Jul-14 Yes

83. GAYATHRI HOUSE KEEPER 6-Jul-90 7th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

84. CHINNASWAMY HOUSE KEEPER 1-Apr-70 7th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

85. MUDDETAPPA HOUSE KEEPER 1-Jun-73 7th Std. 8-Jul-14 Yes

86. MAHADEVAMMA HOUSE KEEPER 2-Jun-81 4th Std. 8-Sep-14 Yes

87. FAREED HOUSE KEEPER 1-Jun-79 3rd Std 8-Sep-14 Yes

88. GANGARATHNAMMA HOUSE KEEPER 25-May-80 5th Std. 8-Sep-14 Yes

89. SHAHINATAJ HOUSE KEEPER 10-Nov-96 3rd Std 25-Sep-14 Yes

90. RANGAMMA HOUSE KEEPER 1-Aug-57 5th Std. 25-Sep-14 Yes

91. SUJATHA HOUSE KEEPER 4-Jun-81 3rd Std 25-Sep-14 Yes

92. MUNIRATHNAMMA HOUSE KEEPER 10-Oct-74 4th Std. 25-Sep-14 Yes

93. SUMA HOUSE KEEPER 18-Jun-89 5th Std. 25-Sep-14 Yes

94. SHARADAMMA H HOUSE KEEPER 12-Jul-86 4th Std. 25-Sep-14 Yes

95. LAKSHMIDEVAMMA HOUSE KEEPER 1-Jun-63 5th Std. 1-Oct-14 Yes

96. GANGAMMA N HOUSE KEEPER 1-Feb-96 5th Std. 1-Oct-14 Yes

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97.

HOUSEKEEPING

RADHA V HOUSE KEEPER 1-Jun-88 8th Std. 1-Oct-14 Yes

98. CHANDRAMMA C HOUSE KEEPER 2-Apr-76 9th Std. 16-Oct-14 Yes

99. KUMARA K T HOUSE KEEPER 1-Jan-83 8th Std. 3-Nov-14 Yes

100. HANUMANTHARAJU N HOUSE KEEPER 10-Jan-96 9th Std. 3-Nov-14 Yes

101. NARAYANASWAMY N HOUSE KEEPER 30-Jul-72 5th Std. 1-Jul-15 Yes

102. SUMA V HOUSE KEEPER 20-Mar-81 5th Std. 5-Aug-15 Yes

103. HR

JANCY JACOB HR 15-Aug-85 MBA 1-Feb-15 Yes

104. NARASIMHAMURTHY L OFFICE ASSISTANT 16-Jul-87 PUC 1-Mar-14 Yes

105.

IT

DURGESH KUMAR SINGH

IT MANAGER 27-Oct-88 BA 1-Jun-13 Yes

106. HARSHAVARDHAN N SYSTEM EXECUTIVE. 3-Jan-91

Diploma (Electronics & Comm.)

21-Jul-14 Yes

107. NAVEEN KUMAR K HARDWARE ENGINEER 6-May-85 B.SC 20-Oct-14 Yes

108. LIBRARY

RAGHAVENDRA P LIBRARIAN 30-Jul-84 M.Lib.Sc 2-Jul-13 Yes

109. ANANDA KUMAR R LIBRARY ASSISTANT 23-Jul-88 M.ED 7-Apr-14 Yes

110.

MANAGEMENT

RUPA VASUDEVAN VICE CHANCELLOR

PHD

Yes

111. MANOJ GUPTA CFO

Yes

112. PRASANNA KUMAR M DIRECTOR

Yes

113.

ADMISSIONS

KIRAN T R SR.MANAGER-ADMISSIONS 26-Nov-80 MBA 6-Feb-14 Yes

114. VENKATESH N SR.MANAGER-ADMISSIONS 20-Mar-78

BA/PGDE-commerce

7-Feb-14 Yes

115. KAMALAKSHI N TELECALLER 15-Apr-93 BA 10-Mar-14 Yes

116. JAHAN ARA SR.MANAGER-ADMISSIONS 2-Dec-78 MA 1-Mar-14 Yes

117. RAJENDRA SINGH SR.MANAGER-ADMISSIONS 13-Oct-84 MBA 1-Mar-14 Yes

118. SATHISH K S MARKETING EXECUTIVE 20-Mar-77 PUC 24-Mar-13 Yes

119. MANIKANTA S MARKETING EXECUTIVE 1-Sep-92 PUC 10-Jun-14 Yes

120. RAMESH KUMAR R MARKETING EXECUTIVE 24-May-90 PUC 10-Jun-14 Yes

121. SRINIVASA R MARKETING EXECUTIVE 20-Jun-75 SSLC 10-Jun-14 Yes

122. VENKATESH K MARKETING EXECUTIVE 30-Apr-87 SSLC 10-Jun-14 Yes

123. BHADRAMMA JANGAM TELECALLER 9-Jan-95 PUC 21-Jun-14 Yes

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124.

ADMISSIONS

RAGHU R MARKETING EXECUTIVE 12-Feb-93 SSLC 23-Jun-14 Yes

125. BYREGOWDA MARKETING EXECUTIVE 18-Jun-82 SSLC. 23-Jun-14 Yes

126. ANANDA A MARKETING EXECUTIVE 6-Aug-90 I.T.I. 23-Jun-14 Yes

127. ROOPA K S TELECALLER 20-Mar-91 PUC 21-Jul-14 Yes

128. DIVYA C OFFICE ASSISTANT 21-Feb-95 PUC 1-Sep-14 Yes

129. SNEHA MARIYAM

KOSHY ADMISSION COUNSELLOR. 11-Jun-91

Bsc-Computer

Science 27-Oct-14 Yes

130.

AGRICULTURE

KEMPAIAH A FIELD ASSISTANT 26-Oct-52 PUC 21-Jul-14 Yes

131. MAHADEVAPPA B M SR. LAB ASSISTANT 7-Sep-50 PUC 6-Aug-14 Yes

132. HANUMANTHARAJU M R

LAB ASSISTANT 4-Apr-94 12th Pass 11-Aug-14 Yes

133. NINGAIAH N SR. LAB ASSISTANT 9-Jun-54 4th Std. 21-Aug-14 Yes

134. MAHALAKSHMI G ADMISSION EXECUTIVE 25-Sep-88 MBA 1-Sep-14 Yes

135. RAMAKKA AGRICULTURE LABOUR 1-May-71 5th Std 1-Sep-14 Yes

136. BASAVARAJU SR.FIELD ASSISTANT 6-Nov-50 SSLC 8-Sep-14 Yes

137. LAKSHMAMMA H AGRICULTURE LABOUR 25-Jun-79 5th Std 16-Sep-14 Yes

138. RAGHURAM M FIELD/LAB ASSISTANT 30-May-95 10th Pass 22-Sep-14 Yes

139. PAVAN S G FIELD/LAB ASSISTANT 6-Jun-92 12th Pass 22-Sep-14 Yes

140. ANILKUMAR FIELD/LAB ASSISTANT 25-Feb-89 PUC 22-Sep-14 Yes

141. MUNIYAPPA ATTENDER(SASF) 12-Feb-76 SSLC 7-Oct-14 Yes

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142.

UEC

NANDINI M SYSTEM ANALYST CUM

SECTION INCHARGE - MARKS CARD SECTION UNDER - UEC

3-Jun-90 MCA 18-Dec-14 Yes

143. AKKALAPPA A SDA-UEC 1-Apr-84 BA 11-May-15 Yes

144. HONNAMMA LAB ASSISTANT 15-Jun-82 SSLC 7-Oct-15 Yes

145. DIVYASHREE.R OFFICE ASSISTANT 25-Jun-94 B.com 2-Nov-15 Yes

146.

AGRICULTURE

MANU KUMAR M GARDENER 4-Jul-88 7th Std 1-Sep-14 Yes

147. MARAIAH

GARDENER 12-Jun-85 4th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

148. SURYAKANTHA

GARDENER 5-Mar-77 4th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

149. GANGAIAH

GARDENER 27-Aug-71 4th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

150. NARAYANA T

GARDENER 8-Oct-75 SSLC 1-Sep-14 Yes

151. NARAYANAPPA

GARDENER 1-Jan-63 4th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

152. MANJUNATHA T C

GARDENER 22-Mar-68 4th Std. 1-Sep-14 Yes

153. MANJUNATHA R

GARDENER 1-Jun-83 6th Std. 8-Sep-14 Yes

154. MANJUNATHA

GARDENER 13-Aug-78 3rd std 8-Sep-14 Yes

155. NAGARAJU J

GARDENER 6-May-87 5th Std 9-Sep-14 Yes

156. NAGARAJU T

GARDENER 10-May-82 4th Std. 16-Sep-14 Yes

157. NANJAIAH AGRICULTURE LABOUR 1-Jun-77 4th Std. 4-Aug-15 Yes

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158.

AGRICULTURE

VIJAY KUMAR M B AGRICULTURE LABOUR 18-May-70 5th Std 6-Aug-15 Yes

159. GOPALAKRISHNA AGRICULTURE LABOUR 1-Jun-85 7th Std 6-Aug-15 Yes

160. B L GOVINDARAJU AGRICULTURE LABOUR 5-Jun-58 5th Std 1-Oct-15 Yes

161. SEAS LAKSHMIPATHI N

LAB INSTRUCTOR-MECHANICAL ENGINEER

15-Jul-87 ITI-FITTER 3-Apr-15 Yes

162.

SECURITY

PUTRAJ T GOWDA SECURITY-SUPERVISOR 15-Oct-65 SSLC 1-Jun-13 Yes

163. RAMESHA BABU SECURITY GUARD 1-Jan-76 8TH STD 16-Dec-13 Yes

164. HARI BAHADUR DHAMI SECURITY GUARD 14-Oct-91 7TH Std 21-Dec-13 Yes

165. PUSKAR BAHADUR KUNWAR

SECURITY GUARD 9-Oct-69 SSLC 21-Dec-13 Yes

166. BHARATH BAHADUR SECURITY GUARD 24-Apr-76 8th Std 22-Mar-14 Yes

167. LOKENDRA KUNWAR R SECURITY GUARD 26-Jun-95 SSLC 28-May-15 Yes

168. LOKENDRA KUNWAR SECURITY GUARD 28-May-93 9th Pass 28-May-14 Yes

169. CHANDRASHEKAR SECURITY GUARD 1-Jan-76 7th Std 30-May-14 Yes

170. ASHWATHANARAYANA H

SECURITY GUARD 6-Apr-84 SSLC 30-May-14 Yes

171. HARILAL BIST SECURITY GUARD 30-May-65 7th Std 11-Jun-14 Yes

172. HARI KARKI SECURITY GUARD 14-Mar-76 SSLC 25-Jun-14 Yes

173. RAMESH G SECURITY GUARD 5-Jun-74 8th std 1-Jul-14 Yes

174. CHANDRASHEKAR SECURITY GUARD 20-Jun-74 SSLC 1-Jul-14 Yes

175. RAKESH BHANDARI SECURITY GUARD 1-Jan-85 SSLC 28-Jul-14 Yes

176. SREENIVASA V SECURITY GUARD 2-Jul-91 PUC 1-Aug-14 Yes

177. NARAYANAPPA SECURITY GUARD 20-Jun-86 PUC 25-Sep-14 Yes

178. VENKATESH M

LAND SECURITY GUARDS INCHARGE

10-Jun-79 SSLC 21-Oct-14 Yes

179. SURESH LAND SECURITY GUARD 16-Apr-82 9th Std. 21-Oct-14 Yes

180. PRAKASH M LAND SECURITY GUARD 28-Jun-83 9th Std. 21-Oct-14 Yes

181. MANJUNATHA H

LAND SECURITY GUARDS INCHARGE

9-May-80 7th Std 21-Oct-14 Yes

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182.

SECURITY

KRISHNAMURTHI H LAND SECURITY GUARD 25-May-91 9th Std. 21-Oct-14 Yes

183. PRASHANTHA K R LAND SECURITY GUARD 31-Oct-89 SSLC 21-Oct-14 Yes

184. KRISHNAMURTHI A LAND SECURITY GUARD 1-Aug-84 9th Std. 20-Oct-14 Yes

185. HUCHE GOWDA M SECURITY GUARD 15-Jul-63 SSLC 17-Nov-14 Yes

186. R RANGANATHA LAND SECURITY GUARD 2-Mar-73 8th Std 1-Apr-15 Yes

187. VENKATESH N SECURITY GUARD 1-Jun-95 PUC 12-Oct-15 Yes

188.

TRANSPORT

M KANDASWAMY TRAVEL DESK INCHARGE 5-Feb-68 PUC 1-Jul-13 Yes

189. PUNITH M DRIVER 17-Dec-92 SSLC 1-Jul-13 Yes

190. MADHUSUDHAN DRIVER 12-May-88 9th Std. 11-Nov-13 Yes

191. R P VENKATESH DRIVER 5-Mar-79 8th Std 13-Nov-13 Yes

192. SIDDARAJU DRIVER 6-Mar-86 9th Std. 1-Oct-14 Yes

193. NIZAM KHAN DRIVER 10-Jul-84 9th Std. 13-Mar-15 Yes

194. BASAVARAJ KIRESUR DRIVER 17-May-87 7th Std 18-Mar-15 Yes

195. NAGARAJU K R CLEANER 1-Aug-91 9th Std. 2-May-15 Yes

196. BASAVARAJU M DRIVER

8th Std 2-Sep-15 Yes

197. NAGARAJU C TRACTOR DRIVER 4-Jun-86 7th Std 9-Sep-15 Yes

198. HAREESH N DRIVER 5-Jul-89 7th Std 16-Nov-15 Yes

199. NAVEEN R K DRIVER 15-Sep-91 Diploma 3-Dec-15 Yes

200. MUNNA HABEEB SAAB MOHUMAD

CLEANER

4th Std. 1-Jan-16 Yes

201.

UEC

MANJUNATH T A FIRST DIVISIONAL ASSISTANT

CUM SECTION INCHARGE -PREPARATORY SECTION

28-Jun-90 Msc 24-Mar-14 Yes

202. CHETHAN KUMAR M K OFFICE ASSISTANT 30-Jun-91 BA 10-Jun-14 Yes

203. GOPALAKRISHNA S P

DEPUTY REGISTRAR - EVALUATION

29-Apr-81 PHD

Agriculture Entamology

21-Jul-14 Yes

204.

RAGHAVENDRA B T FIRST DIVISIONAL ASSISTANT

CUM SECTION INCHARGE -PREPARATORY SECTION

21-Jul-87 Msc 1-Dec-14 Yes

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205.

UEC

RAJU H SDA-UEC 14-May-85 BSc 8-May-15 Yes

206. PRASANNAKUMAR K N SDA-UEC 26-Mar-93 B A 8-May-15 Yes

207. ROOPA FIRST DIVISION ASSISTANCE 6-Feb-93 M com 5-Oct-15 Yes

208. ESHWAR R SECOND DIVISION ASSISTANT 10-Feb-91 Bcom 5-Oct-15 Yes

209. LALITHA H SECOND DIVISION ASSISTANT 25-Jan-87 B A 1-Oct-15 Yes

210. JAGBIR SINGH RAWAT ELECTRICIAN 03/07/1962 10th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

211. SUDARSHAN KUMAR DATA ENTRY OPERATOR 16/12/1972 12th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

212. ANIL KUMAR PEON 21/06/1981

Post Graduate

01/04/2015 Yes

213. RAJENDRA SINGH DATA ENTRY OPERATOR 01/02/1979 9th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

214. KISHAN PAL HOUSE KEEPER 22/04/1986 B.A. 01/04/2015 Yes

215. JAGDISH PRASAD PAINTER 25/04/1963 B.Com 01/04/2015 Yes

216. PRADYOT KUMAR ROY DATA ENTRY OPERATOR 16/02/1984 NA 01/04/2015 Yes

217. NISHANT KUMAR DATA ENTRY OPERATOR 01/01/1958 NA 01/04/2015 Yes

218.

SECURITY

BINOD KUMAR SINHA SECURITY GUARD 02/06/1968 B.A. 01/04/2015 Yes

219. SHYAMBIR SINGH SECURITY GUARD 03/02/1990 12th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

220. MUKESH KUMAR SHUKLA

SECURITY GUARD 23/05/1969 10th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

221. RAM NIWAS SHARMA HEAD GUARD 25/04/1979 10th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

222. DEEP CHANDRA HARBOLA

SECURITY GUARD 05/02/1983 9th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

223. KALVE ABBAS SECURITY GUARD 01/01/1954 9th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

224. TRANSPORT OM PAL DRIVER 25/03/1971 9th Std. 01/04/2015 Yes

225. ACCOUNTS NEN SINGH CHOUHAN

SENIOR ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT

23/09/1972 9th Std. 01/04/2015 Yes

226. ADMIN ASHOK KUMAR DG SET OPERATOR 06/05/1964 10th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

227.

SECURITY

DESH RAJ SECURITY GUARD 12/05/1984 9th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

228. NEERAJ KUMAR SECURITY GUARD 01/04/1968 M.A. 01/04/2015 Yes

229. JAGANNATH PRASAD DWIVEDI

GUNMAN 02/07/1964 9th Std. 01/04/2015 Yes

230. CHANDRA DEV MISHRA GUNMAN 15/07/1973 10th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

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231.

SECURITY

JAHEER HUSSAIN SECURITY GUARD 18/11/1960 9th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

232. DEBASISH DUTTA MANAGER 09/11/1970 10th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

233. JAGDISH SINGH SECURITY OFFICER 09/09/1955 9th Std. 01/04/2015 Yes

234. BRIJESH PATHAK SR. MANAGER 15/04/1978

Msc in CS,MBA

01/04/2015 Yes

235. INDERJEET SINGH SECURITY GUARD 27/12/1977 12th Pass 01/04/2015 Yes

236. ALKESH KUMAR SECURITY GUARD 04/04/1969 12th Pass 01/07/2015 Yes

237. MANOJ KUMAR YADAV SECURITY GUARD 14/11/1974 12th Pass 01/07/2015 Yes

238. SATYENDER YADAV SECURITY GUARD 22/12/1977 12th Pass 01/07/2015 Yes

239. CANTEEN CHANDRA MOHAN COOK 17/01/1985 12th Pass 01/07/2015 Yes

240.

ACCOUNTS

RAMESH CHAND DRIVER 16/01/1972 8th Pass 01/07/2015 Yes

241. SHAILESH SARASWAT ASSISTANT 01/01/1956 9th Pass 01/07/2015 Yes

242. MANGAL YADAV COMPUTER OPERATOR 06/03/1987 MSW 01/07/2015 Yes

243. KESHRILAL VALOT SYSTEM EXECUTIVE. 28/06/1974 BE 01/08/2015 Yes

244. KALPANA GUPTA GM - Accounts 06/02/1973 M.com 01/08/2015 Yes

245. GAURAV GUPTA ACCOUNTS OFFICER 01/07/1972 MBA 27/09/2015 Yes

246. RAKESH AGGARWAL ACCOUNTANT 19/08/1987 BA 27/09/2015 Yes

247. AMIT KUMAR DY. GENERAL MANAGER 15/01/1977 BA 27/09/2015 Yes

248. BIJENDER SINGH KAINTURA

ACCOUNTS OFFICER 02/05/1977 M.com 27/09/2015 Yes

249. MAHA NARAYAN CHOUDHARY

DY. GENERAL MANAGER 08/03/1973 B.com 01/10/2015 Yes

250. UMESH KUMAR ACCOUNTANT 01/12/1969 MA 01/10/2015 Yes

251. TARUN AGGARWAL SR. MANAGER 23/09/1991 MBA 16/11/2015 Yes

252. PARVINDER SINGH SR. EXECUTIVE 10/05/1987 B.com 16/11/2015 Yes

253. JYOTI LAKHANI MANAGER 01/01/1968 M.com 17/11/2015 Yes

254. CIIP SUBHASMITA PRADHAN

DIRECTOR - INDUSTRY INTERFACE.

29-Jul-79 Phd in

Biochemistry 2-Jul-13 Yes

255. REGISTRAR CHITHIRAICHELVAN R REGISTRAR 13-Apr-52

Ph. D - Horticulture

22-Aug-14 YES

256. ADMIN PRAVEEN KUMAR OFFICE ASSISTANT 17-Mar-16 B.COM 17-Mar-16 Yes

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257. ADMIN ROOPASHRI G K OFFICE ASSISTANT 21 July 1979 BA 2-May-16 Yes

258.

UEC D NAGARAJ CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATION

16-Jul-63

MBA,PGDM.NET

QUALIFIED IN MGT

2-Jun-14 Yes

259. UEC BM PRAKASH DEPUTY REGISTRAR 13-Jul-75

Ph.D – Sericulture

15-Apr-14 Yes

260. CIIP RAJEEV R K PLACEMENT MANAGER 2-Jan-89

ME-Computer

Science 10-Mar-14 Yes

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