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ROEVER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

ELAMBALUR – PERAMBALUR- 621 220

(APPROVED BY AICTE-NEW DELHI, AFFILIATED TO ANNA UNIVERSITY)

Calendar & handbook

2015 – 201

GREETINGS

Our Best Wishes For

A very Bright and Brilliant

Academic Year 2015 - 2016

OUR MOTTO Educate and Excel

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PERSONAL MEMORANDA

PRAYER

Honour, Your Father and Your Mother So that you may live have in the land.

The lord your God is giving you.

Pledge to the Nation

India is my Country.

All Indians are my Brothers and Sisters

I Love my Country. I am proud of its

Rich and varied heritage.

I shall always strive to be worthy of it.

I shall respect my Parents, Teachers and all Elders

and treat everyone with courtesy.

To my Country and my People, I Pledge my

Devotion and in their well being and prosperity

alone lies my happiness.

Preamble to the Constitution

We, the people of India,

Having solemnly resolved to constitute India into

A Sovereign, Democratic Republic and to secure to all

It citizens; Justice, Social, Economic and Political

Liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship.

Yesterday is the Past and tomorrow is the Future. Today is a Gift that is why they call it the Present. - Bill Keane

Rev. Fr. Roever’s Profile

Rev. Fr.Hans Roever, a German Missionary, Civil Engineer by Profession, dedicated himself to spread the gospel message. He came to India during the World

War II, landed at Perambalur on 1st Feb 1947 to preach the teachings of Jesus Christ. He instituted a small orphanage of 50 Children drawn from different villages. Then the strength of orphan children grew up to 300. Many of his illustrious students are achieving/obtaining very high positions today. This explains what a great man he was! After his demise in 1969, his followers formed the trust under the able Chairmanship of Dr. K. VARADHARAAJEN, B.A., B.L., at the very outset, the Trust ventured into starting of High School in the year 1981. A number of educational and social welfare institutions camp up to meet the genuine needs of the society.

“Patience, persistence and perspiration make an unbeatable combination for success”

Profile of Founder - Chairman

Dr. K. Varadharaajen, B.A., B.L., Founder - Chairman and Managing trustee of St. John Sangam Trust, Perambalur, is a leading Lawyer practicing at High Court, Chennai and an ardent follower of Fr. Hans. Roever.

The Chairman is much known for his simplicity, sincere hard work and perseverance. With the launching of a high school in the year 1981, a number of

educational and social welfare oriented institutions came into existence one after another. To the credit of the Founder – Chairman, at present, there are 40 institutions really working for the cause of rural poor and the list is unending in nature. To cater to the needs of the society and visualizing future requirements, he has gone for starting innovative and job oriented courses in all his institutions. He was the President of Rotary Club of Perambalur and former Vice – President of Indian Catholic Press Association (ICPA). At present, he is the honourable President of Red Cross Society and Rifle club of Perambalur District.

There are no elevators in the house of success. -H.H.Vreelan

Principal Profile

Dr.B.Ganeshbabu, Principal, has a strong academic

background in the field of Mechanical Engineering with

Doctorate degree He has a rich experience in teaching

Engineering and Technology for more than 16 years. He

has been guiding the wards both in Master and

Doctorate degrees. He has published 2 Books and nearly

15 Research Papers in the refereed National,

International Journals and Conferences. He has

organized several State and National Level Conferences

and Workshops. He has given a number of Invited Talks

at various Programmes. With these accomplished skills

he is heading the college towards the Vision of the

respected Chairman and the Trust.

Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and

liking how you do it.” Maya Angelou

What Sculpture is to a block of Marble, Education is to the Human Soul -Joseph Addison

Vice-Principal Profile

Dr. S. Balamurugan, Vice-Principal a well qualified

Associate Professor, an enthusiastic and able

administrator of the College. He obtained his Doctorate in

the field of Physics. He has an affluent teaching

experience both Arts and Science and in Engineering

colleges for more than 15 years. He has published 21

Research Papers in the refereed International Journals

and a National Seminar. With these talented skills, he is

leading the institution in a Right Direction.

“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you

everywhere.” Albert Einstein

He who wishes to secure the good of others has already secured his own.

Contents

S.No Description Page No

1 St.John Sangam Trust

2 Board of Trust

3 Governing Council

4 College Profile

5 Planning and Development

Board

6 Academic Advisory Body

7 College Outrich Activities

8 Faculty Details

9 Course Details & Eligibility

Criteria With Academic Rules

10 Academic Calendar 2015-2016

11 Time Table

12 Academic Progress Details


St. John Sangam Trust is a registered Charitable Trust, a

pioneer in promoting education in the rural areas came into

vogue with the sole motto of offering professional, job oriented

and value based education built on discipline, with the able

Chairmanship of Dr.K.Varadharaajen, owing to his meritorious

devoted and dedicated service, the St. John Sangam Trust run the

following esteemed institutions.

1. HIGHER EDUCATION:

1. Roever Engineering College, Elambalur – Perambalur.

2. Roever College of Engineering & Technology,

Elambalur – Perambalur.

3. Roever Institute of Management, Elambalur –

Perambalur.

4. Thanthai Hans Roever College of Arts & Science,

Indira Nagar, Perambalur.

5. Thanthai Roever Polytechnic College, Elambalur,

Perambalur.

6. Thanthai Hans Roever College of Education (B.Ed.,),

Perambalur.

7. Thanthai Roever College of Physiotherapy, Perambalur.

8. Thanthai Roever College of Pharmacy, Perambalur.

ST. JOHN SANGAM TRUST


9. Thanthai Roever College of Nursing, Perambalur.

10. Thanthai Roever School of Nursing, Perambalur.

11. Thanthai Roever Institute of Medical Lab, Technology,

Perambalur.

12. Thanthai Roever Institutes of Agriculture & Rural

Development and

Horticulture, Elambalur – Perambalur.

13. Thanthai Hans Roever Teacher Training Institute for

Co-Edu, Indira Nagar,

Perambalur.

14. Annai Angel Teacher Training Institute for Women,

Perambalur.

2. SECONDARY EDUCATION:

1. Thanthai Hans Roever Higher Secondary School,

Perambalur.

2. Annai Evamarie Koch Girls Higher Secondary

School,Thuraimangalam,

Perambalur.

3. Thanthai Roever Higher Secondary School,

Nerkunam.

4. Thanthai Roever High School, Indira Nagar,

Perambalur

The art of a people is a true mirror to their minds.

5. Thanthai Roever High School, VRSS Puram,

Perambalur District.

6. Thanthai Roever Matriculation School, Perambalur

7. Thanthai Roever Elementary School, Perambalur.

8. Thanthai Roever Elementary School, Indira Nagar,

Perambalur.

9. Thanthai Roever Elementary School, Nerkunam,

Perambalur District.

10. Thanthai Roever Nursery & Primary School,

Nergunam

11. Hans Roever Public School (CBSE), Perambalur.

3. SOCIAL WELFARE ORGANIZATION:

1. Roever Children’s Home, Perambalur.

2. St. John’s Home for Children, Nerkunam.

3. Thanthai Roever Home for Children, Indira Nagar,

Perambalur.

4. St. John’s Home for Children, Pongalur, Coimbatore

District.

5. Annai Evamarie Kock Home for Girls, Thuraimangalam.

6. Thanthai Roever Centre for Physically Handicapped ,

Perambalur.

7. Thanthai Roever Home for Visually Disabled Children,

Perambalur.

The art of a people is a true mirror to their minds.

8. Roever Integrated Education for Disabled Children,

Perambalur.

9. Annai Engel Short Stay Home for Women & Girls,

Perambalur.

10. Roever Creche Unit, Aikudi, Perambalur District.

11. Thanthai Roever Day Care centre for the Aged,

Elambalur, and Perambalur.

12. Thanthai Roever Old-Age Home, Indira Nagar,

Perambalur.

13. Roever 15 Bedded Treatments cum Rehabilitation Centre

for Alcoholics and Drug Abusers, Perambalur.

14. Annai Evamarie Koch working Women’s Hostel,

Perambalur.

15. Hans Roever Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK),

Valikandapuram, Perambalur.

16. District Disability Rehabilitation Centre,

Perambalur

Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your

mind young.

1. Dr. K. Varadharaajen, B.A., B.L.,

Chairman

Managing Trustee,

St.John Sangam Trust,

Roever Campus, Perambalur.

TRUSTEES

2. Sri. M.R. Murugesan, D.R.S., B.L.,

Advocate,

12/60, Chengalvarayan St,

Triplicane, Chennai-5.

3. Rev. Fr. G.John Gunalan, B.D., Paster,T.E.L.C.,

13, Indra Gandhi Nagar Extn- II

Vayalur Road, Trichy-102.

4. Sri. K. Christ Doss Maintenance Officer,

Roever Main Campus,

Perambalur.

5. Rev. Fr. S. Dhanapragasam,

President, DPWA, Prasanna Niws,

Pitchandarkoil, Tolgate, Trichy.

6. Mrs. Caroline Rathina Kumara, St. John Home for Children, Pongalur,

Palladam via, Coimbatore dist.

7. Mrs. Mahalakshmi Varadharaajen 3, “DBS” Mithila Apartments,

Seetha Nagar First Main Road,

Nungambakkam, Chennai-600034.

Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your

mind young.

CHAIRMAN

Dr. K. Varadharaajen, B.A., B.L.,

Managing Trustee

St. John Sangam Trust,

Roever Campus,

Perambalur.

MEMBERS

Sri.K. Christ Doss

Maintenance Officer,

Roever Main Campus,

Perambalur.

Dr. B. Ganeshbabu,

Principal,

Roever Engineering College

of Engineering and

Technology,

Perambalur.

Dr. R. Swaminathan,

Director, Roever Institute of

Management,

Perambalur.

Dr. P. S. Joseph,

Principal,Thanthai Hans

Roever College of Arts and

Science,

Perambalur.

Dr. S. Balamurugan

Vice Principal,

Roever College of

Engineering & Technology,

Perambalur.

Dr. A.Velusamy

Associate Professor.

Roever College of

Engineering & Technology,

Perambalur.

Instruction ends in the school-room, but education ends only with

life.

-Frederick W.Roberton

The Regional Officer (Ex-

Officio),

South Regional Office,

AICTE, Chennai.

The Commissioner (Ex-

Officio)

Directorate of Technical

Education, Chennai.

The Commissioner (Ex-Officio)

Directorate of Technical Education,

Chennai.

SECRETARY

Dr. B. Ganeshbabu Principal (Ex-Officio),

Roever College of Engineering & Technology,

Perambalur.

CHAIRMAN

Dr. B. Ganeshbabu Principal,


Perambalur

MEMBERS

Dr. S. Balamurugan,

Vice Principal,


Perambalur

Dr. R. Swaminathan,

Director, Roever Institute of Management,

Perambalur.

Dr. P. S. Joseph,

Principal,

Thanthai Hans Roever College of Arts and Science,

Perambalur.

Maran Nagaraj,

CEO, Karr Technologies,

Chennai.

Anil Prabu,

A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination.

Director and Business Head ,

Strides Air Systems ,

Chennai

.CHAIRMAN

Dr. B. Ganeshbabu,

Principal,


Perambalur

MEMBERS

Dr. M. Suganthi,

Prof. / ECE,

Thiagarajar college of Engineering,

Madurai.

Dr. Sishaj.P.Simon ,

Asst. Prof. /EEE,

National Institute of Technology,

Trichy.

Dr. A. Sivanandha raja,

Prof. / ECE,

Alagappa Chettiar College of

Engineering and Technology,

Karaikudi.

Dr. S. Lingadurai,

Dean / Mech,

Anna university of Technology,

Dindugul Campus,

Dr. N.B. Balamurugan,

Prof. / ECE,

Thiagarajar college of Engineering,

Madurai.

Dr. M. Madheswaran,

Principal,

Muthayammal Engg. College,

Rasipuram.

Dr. R. Dhanasekaran,

Principal ,

Syed Ammal Engg. College,

Ramanadapuram.

“Success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm.”

Roever College of Engineering & Technology was added to the folders of the well renowned Roever educational institutions in 2009. In accordance with the vision of Rev. Fr. Hans Roever, it has been named after the Great Soul. The Chairman aspired to establish this new college to meet the needs of the society in the context of emerging global scenario, the courses offered to quench the thirst of technical education at higher level of the under privileged in the rural settings of Perambalur district. The college is located on the National Highway Trichy to Chennai, a distance of 5kms from Perambalur towards Chennai. Though, it is located on the NH not only to enroute the student community to various parts but from there to abroad. On account of the enriched infrastructure furnished by the college, Anna University of Technology, Tiruchirappalli and AICTE, New Delhi came forward to grant approval ( AICTE: F.No. 07/08/TN/E&T/2009/46, dated: 17/06/2009 and is affiliated to Anna University of Technology, Tiruchirappalli. Lr. No. AUT/CEP/006/2009, dated: 16/07/2009) to the following courses from the academic year 2009-10. B.E. Mechanical Engineering B.E. Civil Engineering B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering B.E. Electronics and Communication Engineering B.E. Computer Science and Engineering

College Profile


Our Vision

To strive for the holistic development of students by imparting excellent education in

Engineering, Scientific cum Technical Research and to prepare professional experts

who can lead the country and the world as valuable resources.

Our Mission

To ensure professional adherence to changing technical environment and use new

technologies at their best to the Indian and global needs.

Quality Policy

To transform students into responsible citizens through the committed pattern of

curricular aspects promoting innovation and creativity.


Enriched Infrastructure

The campus is located in a peaceful, serene

and pollution free 100 acres. A modern seven

storey building is being constructed by the

management for the forthcoming needs. The

college has well furnished lecture halls with LCD

projectors to mould the young minds as great

personalities. The college Library is fully stocked

with more than 8000 volumes of books covering

various branches of engineering studies. It has also

subscription of leading journals, magazines and

dailies. The practical laboratories, the place where

the students will acquire innovative ideas and

enhance their technical knowledge, in order to cater

the basic and fundamental needs of the engineering

syllabi, the college has well equipped laboratories

for both basic sciences and engineering. Moreover,

it has a modern computer laboratory with 8mbps

internet facility round the clock.


Auditorium

A state-of the-art auditorium with the

capacity of 1500 seats is newly being constructed in

the premises to satisfy the requirements.

Cafeteria

An ambient, hygienic and delicious food

courts are available in different parts of the

campus.

Health care

Medical facilities are extended to the

students in case of sickness with utmost care and

affection.

Hostel

The College has separate hostel facilities for

both boys and girls, and

facilitates with hygienic, delicious food and 24hrs

mineral water facilities to the students and make

them to feel in a homely atmosphere.

The education that man needs is only to make him fit to life in freedom.

Transportation

The college has buses covering to different

major areas and transports students at nominal

rates and free for staff.

Department Store

Students can get their basic needs such as

stationeries and other nourishment from our

Departmental Store.

Mentor-Faculty Advisor

To develop and nurture the talents of the

students the Director will attach a certain number

of students to the Mentor throughout their period

of study. The Mentor provides direct assistance to

the students.

Class Committee

A class committee is formed consisting of

teachers of the concerned class, student’s

representatives and a chairperson who is not

handling the class. It functions like a Quality Circle


aiming at the overall improvement of the teaching-

learning process.

Counseling System

Each student is assigned to the care of staff

member being a student counselor, who will be

available for consultation and advice on all matters,

academic and personal. The students should meet

the assigned staff members twice a week

compulsory. They can discuss the progress &

problems in studies and extracurricular activities. If

it is urgent students can meet the staff any time in

the working hours. All leave letters and other

correspondence to the authorities should be

forwarded only through the student counselor. To

improve the standard and quality, student’s

feedback is taken at the beginning, middle and end

of the semester regularly. Active follow up is

implemented on the feedback.


Grievance Redress Forum

A grievance redressed forum is functioning

in our college. It has been constituted with the

senior staff members. Students can freely consult

any members of the forum for redress their

grievances if any, on academics or any other

relevantmatter.

For good nurture and education implant good constitutions.

Coordinators:

1. Dr. S. Balamurugan, M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D.,

2. Dr. T. Baraniraj, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

S.No Club/ society activity Coordinator name &dept

1 Vedhic maths club R.priya/maths

2 Ramanujan mathematics club M.Devi /maths

3 Bharathiyartamilperavai P.Sugapriya /maths

4 Tamil mandram P.Sugapriya /maths

5 ISTE P.Sugapriya /maths

6 YRC S.Dineshkumar/maths

7 NSS Mohammed abbas/maths

8 Fine arts club D.Punniyamoorty/english

9 Photonic socity of india D.kiruthika/chemistry

10 Sir CV raman science club P.Anitha/physics

11 Consumer club N.Dhanabalan /chemistry

12 English literary club external

activity

K.sakthivel/english

13 Women’s empowerment cell B.ThulasiBirundha/english

14 Green club N.Saravanan/civil

15 Students exnora N.Saravanan/civil

16 Rotaract club S.Arunkumar/civil

17 ACM R.lakshmipriya/civil

18 Energy club S.kanithan/eee

19 RRC- red ribbon club T.senthilkumar/eee

20 Redressal cell U.sathiyaseelan/eee

21 IET K.priya /ECE

22 SAE INDIA P.Arivazhan/Mech

23 Internet club- External activity C.Senthil Kumar/CSE

24 ICTACT G.vignesh/CSE

College Outrich Activities


PRINCIPAL

Dr. B.Ganeshbabu, M.E., Ph.D., Prof / Mech

VICE - PRINCIPAL

Dr. S. Balamurugan, M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D., Prof / Physics

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES & SCIENCE

S.No Name of the Staff Designation

1 A. Mohamed Abbas HOD / H & S

2 M. Devi Asst.Prof / Maths

3 P. Sugapriya Asst.Prof / Maths

4 S. Tamilmani Asst.Prof / Maths

5 R. Anuradha Asst.Prof / Maths

6 A. Atkinswestley Asst.Prof / Maths

7 R. Priya Asst.Prof / Maths

8 S. Dineshkumar Asst.Prof / Maths

9 B. Punniyamoorthy Asst.Prof / English

10 K. Sakthivel Asst.Prof / English

11 M. Kiruthiga Asst.Prof / English

12 B. Thulasi Brindha Asst.Prof / English

13 P. Anitha Asst.Prof / Physics

14 R. Indumathi Asst.Prof / Physics

15 K. Nalini Asst.Prof / Physics

16 N. Dhanabalan Asst.Prof / Chemistry

17 D. Kiruthika Asst.Prof / Chemistry

18 Dr. S. Elavarasan Asst.Prof / Chemistry

19 Dr. D. Pandiarajan Asst.Prof / Chemistry

20 P. Ravichandran Asst.Prof / Chemistry

FACULTY DETAILS


DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING


1 Dr. P. Ramasubramanian Professor / C.S.E.,

2 A. Bajulunisha HOD / C.S.E.,

3 Dr. Angajala Srinivasa Rao Assoc.Prof / C.S.E.,

4 B. Latha Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

5 C. Gunasundari Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

6 N. Eswari Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

7 G. Vignesh Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

8 M. Ranjith Priyanka Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

9 S. Jagadeeswari Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

10 P. Nithya Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

11 S. Senthil Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

12 P. Suguna Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

13 N. Kavinarasi Asst.Prof / C.S.E.,

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING


1 Dr. T. Rajaram HOD / Civil.,

2 Dr. R. Balamurugan Assoc.Prof / Civil.,

3 Dr. H. Vijaykumar Assoc.Prof / Civil.,

4 S. Krishnakumar Asst.Prof / Civil.,

5 Dr. V. Vijayakumar Asst.Prof / Civil.,

6 R. Lakshmi Priya Asst.Prof / Civil.,

7 M. Bhuvaneswari Asst.Prof / Civil.,

8 S. Arunkumar Asst.Prof / Civil.,

9 N. Saravanan Asst.Prof / Civil.,

10 A. Ilakkiya Asst.Prof / Civil.,

11 P. Shanmuga Sundaram Asst.Prof / Civil.,

12 V. Senthilkumar Asst.Prof / Civil.,


DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING


1 G. Anbalagan HOD / E.E.E.,

2 Dr.K.Umapathy Professor/E.E.E

3 Dr. John Wiseline. M. C Assoc.Prof / E.E.E.,

4 U. Sathiyaseelan Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

5 P. Senthil Kumar Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

6 T. Senthil Kumar Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

7 S. Kanithan Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

8 R. Gowtham Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

9 S. Sulthan Sikkander Badusha Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

10 R. Saktheeswaran Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

11 R. Sivakumar Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

12 C. Jegan Asst.Prof / E.E.E.,

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING


1 Dr. M. Maharajan Professor/ E.C.E.,

2 Dr. Rajashekhara Assoc.Prof / E.C.E.,

3 G. Thiraviya Suyambu HOD / E.C.E.,

4 I. Jesintha Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,

5 K. Priya Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,

6 J. Kannadasan Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,

7 T. Sivasakthi Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,

8 V. Durga Devi Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,

9 T. Azhagesvaran Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,

10 M. Surya Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,

11 A.Dennish Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,

12 R.Rajasri Asst.Prof / E.C.E.,


DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING


1 Dr. B. Ganesh Babu Principal

2 Dr. R. Palanivel Assoc.Prof / Mech.,

3 Dr. P. Senkottuvel Assoc.Prof / Mech.,

4 C. Kannan Asst.Prof / Mech.,

5 V. Arivazhagan Asst.Prof / Mech.,

6 M. Prasanna Asst.Prof / Mech.,

7 G. Vaithiyanathan Asst.Prof / Mech.,

8 A. Ravichandran Asst.Prof / Mech.,

9 R. Alamuthu Asst.Prof / Mech.,

10 P. Arivazhagan Asst.Prof / Mech.,

11 K. Dineshkumar Asst.Prof / Mech.,

12 P. Sundaresan Asst.Prof / Mech.,

13 G. Vigneshwaran Asst.Prof / Mech.,

Non-Teaching

S.No Name Designation

1 A. Thirunavukkarasu Office Manager

2 C. Senthil Kumar System Administrator

3 M. Rajasekar Cashier

4 S. Vimal Programmer

5 M. Suganya Programmer

6 V. Priyanga Programmer

7 T. Vijayakarthikeyan Junior Assistant

8 K. Selvakumar Technical Asst. / Physics

9 A. Arivazhagan Technical Asst. / Chemistry

10 C. Deepa Technical Asst. / Civil

11 G. Rajapandiyan Lab Instructor / Civil

12 K. Senthil Prasath Technical Asst. / ECE

13 S. Kathiresan Technical Asst. / EEE

14 K. Selvaraj Technical Asst. / CSE

15 A. Karuppaiya Technical Asst. / ECE

16 M. Vasanthakumar Technical Asst. / Mech.

17 R. Ravichandran Technical Asst. / Mech.

18 M. Velmurugan Technical Asst. / Mech.

19 S.sathish vinoth kumar Technical Asst. / Mech.

20 V. Prabaharan Skilled Asst. / Mech.

I believe in being an innovator.

Course Details & Eligibility Criteria With

Academic rules 1. ELIGIBLITY CRITERIA

a. Eligible criteria for Direct Second Year (Lateral Entry) Admission:

Any Diploma holders are eligible to join in any II Year engineering discipline.

b. Eligibility criteria for First year admission:

1. As per the Tamil Nadu State Government’s latest announcement the

eligibility criteria for First year admission details are given below:

Community Higher Secondary (Academic) / Higher Secondary

(Vocational). OC 50% average in the related Subjects. BC 45% average in the related Subjects. MBC / DNC 40% average in the related Subjects. SC / ST 35% average in the related Subjects. Other states 50% average in the related Subjects.

2. As per AICTE norms

3. NRI Quota

4. Lapsed Seats

2. CORE ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT

The following is the scheme for marks to be scored in each subject so

as to get promoted to the next semester. However, one to qualify to answer

University exam, he/she should have an attendance of 75% at least. It may

kindly be noted that, in no case, it can be condoned.

An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind.

Marks per Subject - Max 100, Min Pass Marks - 50

Internal marks - Max 20

External marks - Max 80, Min Pass Marks – 36

Internal Marks: 20 Attendance Marks: 05

Split – Up Split – Up

CIA Test – I - 05 Marks 76% - 80% - 01 Marks

CIA Test – II - 05 Marks 81% - 85% - 02 Marks

Model Examination - 05 Marks 86% - 90% - 03 Marks

Attendance - 05 Marks 91% - 95% - 04 Marks

Total - 20 Marks 96% - 100% - 05 Marks

2.1. Attendance

a) Attendance will be taken at the beginning of each hour.

b) A student who is not present during roll call will be marked absent

invariably.

c) Late-comers will not be admitted to the class without an admission

chit from the Principal or a person authorized by him for the said

purpose.

d) 75% attendance is essential to write University examination.

An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.

3. Code of Conduct for Students

All Students should strictly adhere the following rules and

regulations.

The violators will be punished through i) Severe fine ii) Loss

of attendance iii) Suspension, iv) Expulsion and v) Not allowed to appear

University Exams.

Students are required to be regular and punctual to the classes.

Strict silence should be maintained during working hours in lecture

halls, drawing halls and laboratories.

Students should wear uniforms regularly.

Students should wear the identity card.

Boys should tuck in the shirt and wear shoes.

Girls should wear cut shoes.

No students shall leave the classroom or enter the classroom without

permission of the teacher.

Students should not loiter about in the verandah or open space or in

front of lecture hall and other places.

Students should be careful in dealing with the property of the

institution and if any damage had done, the cost of damage would

have collected the fine from the students. (Damages may be college

buildings, furniture, equipments, electrical fittings, library books,

computer peripherals etc.)

Students should not stick/paste any notice in the college without

prior approval of the principal.

When a teacher enters or leaves the lecture hall, the students shall

rise and keep standing until the teacher asks them to sit.


Visitors or relatives are not directly allowed to meet the students in

the premises during working hours. They have to get permission from

principal/staffetc.

Students are not allowed to collect money among themselves for any

purpose without the permission of the principal / Head of the

Department.

Every student should greet the teachers when he/she meets them for

the first time during the day in the college premises or outside

Students should not remain in the college premises without any valid

reason and permission after the classes are over.

Chatting is not allowed in class and in laboratory without valid

reason.

Ragging is strictly prohibited. If anybody involved in ragging the

students may be dismissed from college or handed over to the police

During lunch hour girl students are asked to take rest in girls rest

room.

The principal may alter or amend these rules or add any further rules

from time to time for the smooth functioning of the college.

No meeting shall be organized without getting prior written

permission from the principal.

3.1. Procedure for availing leave

A student requiring leave for a few minutes, during the class hour,

must get permission for it from the teacher in person before the class

begins.


A student absenting himself, without leave letter for a period, either

in the forenoon or in the afternoon session, will be marked absent for

that session.

A student absenting himself, without leave letter, should pay a fine

for each day of absence.

Students shall apply for leave only in the prescribed printed forms

available in the office.

Students shall present their leave applications in person to the HOD

through the class teacher ordinarily before absenting themselves

from the college. In other case they shall apply for leave immediately

on their return to the college, or else, the leave will not be

sanctioned.

For more than seven days, the leave letter should be presented to

the Principal through HOD.

All leave applications shall be recommended by the Deputy warden in

case of hostellers and must be accompanied by a letter from the

parent or authorized guardian in the case of Day-Scholars.

Leave will not ordinarily be granted for the days prefixed or suffixed

to holidays, vacation etc. If such irregularities arise in any students,

he/she will be severely dealt with.

As student applying for long leave on grounds of illness he/she must

attach a Medical Certificate obtained from a Registered Medical

Practitioner with the application. The Medical Certificate must reach

the College office within three days of the Student’s return to the

classes.

If you think your teacher is tough, wait until you get a boss. He doesn't have tenure.

Absence without leave for consecutive days will lead the student to

have / her name struck off the roll.

A student claiming attendance for participating in games / NSS /

College / Hostel functions / data collection or other work for project

must submit a letter from the officer concerned under whom he /

she carries on the work, at the time of leaving.

Absentees and late comers will be fined according to circumstances.

3.2. Fine

Fine imposed on any one must be paid only to the college office. A

numbered receipt must be obtained for it and has to show the person who

imposed the fine.

3.3. Eligibility to appear for the university examination

A Student will be allowed to appear for the University Examination at

the end of the Semester, only if

1. She/he maintains attendance at least 75% in the classes

practical, language compositions etc.,

2. She/he has to show satisfactory progress in studies in all the

tests and examination conducted by the college / department

during the semester and should secure at least reasonable

minimum marks in them.

4. HOSTEL RULES & REGULATIONS

4.1. Admission

(a) Application for admission shall be made in the prescribed form

which can be sold at the hostel office.

"Let me say at the risk of seeming ridiculous that the true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of love."

(b) Admission should be made on the basis of the merit of each

application and no reason will be assigned for rejection of any

application.

(c) The caution deposit will be returned at the end of the year with

deductions, if any, when the membership of the hostel ceases.

4.2. Rooms

Members should occupy the rooms allotted to them. They should

not remove or shift any furniture from the room, without the prior permission

of the Deputy Warden.

Severe disciplinary action will be taken against the members if found

guilty of unauthorized use of electric current for purpose other than lighting.

Membership in the hostel will be ceased:

(a) If he fails to pay his dues within the stipulated time.

(b) If his conduct is unsatisfactory.

Each room will be provided with certain furniture duly numbered and

certain number of electric bulbs. The occupants of the room are responsible

for the safe return of the furniture and electric bulbs in condition at the time

of their leaving from the hostel.

4.3. Guests

Members wishing to entertain guest must get permission of the

Deputy Warden. The application for permission to have guest should contain

the name and relationship of the guest.

A guest will not be allowed to stay in the room more than three days.

“Better to die standing, than to live on your knees.”

Separate guest tickets for meals etc., shall be issued to the members

of the hostel to entertain guests. Lady visitor shall not be permitted in the

hostel.

4.4. Discipline

Students in the hostel should not remain in their rooms during the

working hours of the institution without previous written permission of the

Warden.

No students shall be away from the hostel without applying for leave

for the absence. All such applications shall be addressed to the warden.

Students are not permitted to conduct meeting of any kind in the hostel

without the Warden’s previous sanction. No subscription shall be collected

without the written permission of warden.

Every notice concerning the students, displayed at the hostel Notice

Board which shall be considered as having been brought to the notice of each

student.

Guest are also subject to the rules of the hostel and the must be

informed of the same.

Spitting, committing nuisance anywhere in the hostel disfiguring or

driving nails into the walls, doors and windows and gambling in any form are

strictly prohibited. Students shall refrain from causing disturbances to others,

by riotous, behavior-group singing and such other acts leading to a noisy

atmosphere. Offending members are liable to be fined and discharged from

thehostel.

Quality means doing it right when no one is looking.

No notice shall be circulated or put on the Notice Board by any

member without the written permission of the warden. If any damage had

done to the hostel properties such as taps, electric fittings, wash basin etc.,

should be fined for that fault and if the culprit is not traceable all the

members shall collectively pay.

Students should not interfere with the hostel servants. Cases of

rudeness and misconduct on the part of the servants shall be reported to the

warden and not dealt with by the members themselves.

Rules:

1. Wastage of water and power are to be avoided. Put off the

appliances which are not required and particularly while moving out

of the room.

2. Rooms are to be maintained clean and dust bins to be used.

3. Allotted place only should be used for drying cloths.

4. Observe the following timing for dining strictly:

Breakfast : 07.45 to 08.30 am

Lunch : 12.45 to 1.30 pm

Supper : 08.00 to 09.00 pm

5. Food should not be wasted in the hostel.

6. Entering kitchen without permission is strictly prohibited.

7. Brushing, washing limbs, etc are not allowed in hand wash area

beside the dining hall.

Quality means doing it right when no one is looking.

8. Food/drink of any kind including coffee and tea is not allowed to be

taken inside the hostel rooms.

9. Mess fees and other fees are to be paid within the due date.

10. Hostel fees are to be paid only in the office that too in the allotted

counter only.

11. Collection of any amount from anybody for any cause is strictly not

allowed. If anybody is found doing so, will be liable to severe

punishment/penalty and for the amount lost management/authority

shall not own any responsibility.

12. Celebrations of any function in any form in the hostel rooms are not

allowed. Firing crackers/fire works is not allowed, irrespective of any

reason.

13. Forming groups and making fun of others will never be tolerated.

14. Room allotment will be done purely in alphabetical order, by the

authorities.

15. Offering stay to any unauthorized person is illegal and considered to

be an offence such a thing will call for an appropriate disciplinary

action.

16. The college premises is alcohol free zone, wherein anyone consuming

alcohol will be liable to be prosecuted and the highest punishment,

rustication (expulsion) from college will be enforced.

“For success, attitude is equally as important as ability.”

17. Watching movies of any kind on electronic gadgets including laptop is

totally banned and if any one is found doing so, will be liable to

rustication and confiscation of the equipments.

18. Misbehaving including arguments with wardens will be viewed

seriously and it will invoke appropriate disciplinary action.

19. Students are expected to keep their rooms neat and clean.

20. Apart from the above, any other indiscipline activities will also call for

disciplinary proceedings.

21. Study hours 6.30 PM to 8.00 PM is compulsorily to be observed by all

and during the study hours:

Absolute Silence is to be maintained.

No loitering around is totally forbidden.

Use of mobile phone is strictly prohibited on any grounds.

To be seated in the allotted room only.

Authority will come for inspection for which room decorum is

expected to be maintained.

22. Inmates of the room are jointly responsible for furniture, fittings in

the room and the cost of the damage will be recovered from them.

23. In the interest of public health and environmental conservation, the

entire campus is declared as non-smoking and litter free zone.

24. Use only provided Garbage boxes to dump waste wastes and dust.

“If A equals success, then the formula is A equals X plus Y and Z, with X being work, Y play, and Z keeping your mouth shut.”

25. Application for room allotment should be made in the prescribed

form, available in the office. At the end of each academic year,

membership to the hostel will be terminated and members who need

hostel facility again shall make application for re-admission by paying

the hostel room rent.

26. The deputy warden will allot room for the inmates. Deputy

warden/warden may shift members from one room to another

whenever need arises. This will be done at the sole discretion of

warden concerned.

27. Vacating hostel in the middle of an academic year will not be

permitted. Even if the student leaves the hostel in the middle of an

academic year, the hostel rent will not be refunded.

28. As the inspection is open during the hours, students are to be in the

presentable form.

29. The room and surrounding should be kept clean and hygienic.

30. Use of cell phones is totally forbidden beyond 10.00p.m on any

ground.

31. Tampering with electrical installations is strictly prohibited.

32. No students are permitted to stay in the hostel during college hours

or extend his / her leave after holidays without valid permission from

the deputy warden / warden.

“If A equals success, then the formula is A equals X plus Y and Z, with X being work, Y play, and Z keeping your mouth shut.”

33. Menu in the mess may be changed under unavoidable circumstances

without prior intimation.

34. Mess service in the Hostel will be strictly ceased beyond service

timings.

35. Food will be served only in the dining hall.

36. In the Men’s hostel, no student should leave the hostel from 9.00 pm

to 6.00 am. In the girl’s hostel no student should leave the premises

from 7.00 pm to 6.00 am.

37. A student is not permitted to change from one room to another

unless the request for change is raised through proper channel and

accepted there upon.

38. No student is allowed to stay outside the hostel in nights in normal

circumstances. However, circumstance/emergency arises one may do

applying to authority through proper channel and obtaining written

permission there upon.

39. Any problem must be represented to the Deputy Warden/Warden

for solution. Collective representation is strictly forbidden. Hostellers

should not organize any function or meeting without prior permission

from the Warden. Defaulters will be expelled from the hostel without

any formal enquiry.

“I am easily satisfied with the very best.”

40. Entry of day scholar / Outsider into the premises is strictly prohibited.

The inmates are responsible for entertaining them in the hostel

campus if any undesirable consequences arise.

41. No student shall organize or instigate strike, of any kind. Any student

who contravenes this rule will be expelled from the institution, which

will be implemented against all odds and appeasing of authority will

never be tolerated.

5. LIBRARY RULES

1. If the Librarian recalls any books, at any time even before the expiry

of the normal period of loan, the book should be returned.

2. If a student fails to return a book on the due date, a fine of Rs.1 per

day will be levied, Sundays and Holidays being excluded.

3. Absence from college will not admitted as an excuse of any delay in

the return of Books.

4. Students are required to use all Library books with care, Marking or

Under-lining or Annotating in books is forbidden. Disciplinary action

will be taken against students damaging books in any manner.

5. No issue of books on Sundays.

6. Perfect silence and decorum should be maintained in the Library. The

Librarian may recover the Library card(s) of those who violate Library

rules.

7. Library working hours - 9a.m to 6p.m

“I am easily satisfied with the very best.”

A student who loses his library card should at once report the matter

to the Librarian. Duplicate Library cards will be issued with a penalty of

Rs.25/- per card. In case a student losses his book, double the cost of the

latest price of the book will be collected from the defaulter, with other

charges, if any.

All students should poses their identity cards with them when they

enter the Library.

6. EXAMINATION DETAILS

All internal assessments of Exam will be done on absolute marks.

However, for the purpose of representing the paper of a candidate letter

grade each carrying certain points, will be awarded as per the range of total

marks (out of 100) obtained by the candidate.

7. IDENTITY CARD

Every student should always wear the identity card. The violator will

be punished severely.

8. EXAM REGULATIONS

A candidate shall normally be permitted to appear for the semester

examination of the current semester if he/she has a satisfied the semester

completion requirements, must have registered for examination in all courses

of that semester.

8.1. Passing Requirements

A candidate who secures not less than 50% of total marks prescribed for the

courses with a minimum of 50% of the marks prescribed for the end semester

"Simplicity is the key to brilliance.”

a) university examination in both theory and practical courses shall be

declared to have passed in the Examination.

b) If a candidate fails to secure a pass in particular course, it is

mandatory that he/she shall register and reappear for the

examination in that course during the next semester when

examination is conducted in that course, he /she should continue to

register and reappear for the examination till he/she secures a pass.

However the internal first attempt shall be retained and considered

valid for all subsequent attempts.

9. PROHIBITION OF RAGGING

Acute action will be taken as per the Govt. (7/1997) norms on those

who indulge in ragging.

9.1. Definition of the Ragging Act

In this act, unless the context requires, “ragging” means display of

noisy, disorderly conduct doing any act which causes is likely to cause physical

or psychological harm or raise apprehension or fear or shame or

embarrassment to a student in any educational institution and includes,

(a) Teasing, abusing of, playing practical jokes on, or causing hurt to

such student.

(b) Asking the student to do any act or perform some thing which

such student will not in the ordinary course willingly do.

"Simplicity is the key to brilliance.”

9.2. Penalty for ragging

Whoever directly or indirectly commits, participates in, abets or

propagates “ragging” within or without any educational institution, shall be

punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years and

shall also be liable to a fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees.

9.3. Dismissal of student

Any student convinced of an offence under section 4 , shall also be

dismissed from the educational institution and such student shall not be

admitted in any other educational institution.

9.4. Suspension of Student

(1) Without prejudice to the foregoing provisions, whenever any student

complaints of ragging to the Head of an educational institution, or to

any other person responsible for management of the educational

institution, such head of the educational institution or person

responsible for the management of the educational institution shall

inquire into the same immediately and if found true shall suspend

the student, who has committed the offence, from the educational

institution.

(2) The decision of the Head of the Educational institution or the person

responsible for the management of the person of the educational

institution that any student has indulged in ragging under subsection

(1) shall be final.

Be Simple, Sincere and Pure, that's the whole religion.

9.5. Deemed Abetment

If the head of the educational institution or the person responsible

for the management of the educational institution fails or neglects to take

action in the manner specified in sub-section (1) of section 6, when a

compliant of ragging is made, such person shall be deemed to have abetted

the offence of ragging and shall be punished as provided in section 4

according to law..

9.6. Power to make rules

(1) The state Government may make rules for carrying out all or any

of the purposes of this Act.

(2) All rules made under this Act shall be published in they are

expressed to come into force on a particular day, shall come into

force on the day on which they are so published.

(3) Every rule made under this Act shall, as soon as possible after it is

made, be placed on the table of the Legislative Assembly and if, before

the expiry of the session in which it is so placed or the next session, the

Assembly makes any modification in any such rule, or the Assembly

decides that the rule should not be made, the rule shall thereafter have

effect only in such modified form or be of no effect, as the case may be,

so, however, that any such modification or annulment shall be without

prejudice to the validity of anything previously done under that rule. As

Courage is a kind of salvation.

per Supreme Court verdict: “Ragging in any form will be offensive and

the indulger will be liable to a punishment to the extent of cancellation of

registration from our college and imprisonment thereafter handing over

to police” as per the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1997.

The Principal’s decision shall be the final in the matters of punishment to

the students for violation of any of the college rules.


ACADEMIC CALENDER 2015-16

JULY 2015

Date Day Particular No. of

Working Days

III,V ,VII Sem I Sem

1 Wednesday Re-opening Day (III, V, VIII Sem) 01

2 Thursday 02

3 Friday 03

4 Saturday 04

5 Sunday Holiday

6 Monday 05

7 Tuesday 06

8 Wednesday 07

9 Thursday 08

10 Friday CCM 1, MECH, CIVIL 09

11 Saturday CCM 1, ECE,EEE,CSE 10

12 Sunday Holiday

13 Monday Semester fee Last date 11

14 Tuesday 12

15 Wednesday 13

16 Thursday 14

17 Friday 15

18 Saturday Ramzan

19 Sunday Holiday

20 Monday ST 16

21 Tuesday ST 17

22 Wednesday ST 18

23 Thursday ST Marks submission 19

24 Friday ST Analysis meeting 20

25 Saturday Holiday

26 Sunday Holiday

27 Monday 21

28 Tuesday Holiday

29 Wednesday 22

30 Thursday Holiday

31 Friday 23


AUGUST 2015


Working Days


1 Saturday 24

2 Sunday Holiday

3 Monday First Year Inaugural Function 25 1

4 Tuesday 26 2

5 Wednesday 27 3

6 Thursday 28 4

7 Friday 29 5

8 Saturday Holiday

9 Sunday Holiday

10 Monday 30 6

11 Tuesday 31 7

12 Wednesday CIAT1 32 8

13 Thursday CIAT1 33 9

14 Friday CIAT1 34 10

15 Saturday Independence Day/ Roever’s Memorial day

16 Sunday Holiday

17 Monday CIAT1 35 11

18 Tuesday CIAT1


20 Thursday 13

21 Friday CIAT1 Marks submission 37 14

22 Saturday CIAT1 Analysis meeting

Mech, Civil Guest lecturer 38 15

23 Sunday Holiday

24 Monday 38 16

25 Tuesday CSE,ECE,EEE Workshop 40 17

26 Wednesday CIA I (I Sem)

CSE,ECE,EEE Workshop 41 18

27 Thursday CIA I (I Sem) 42 19

28 Friday CIA I (I Sem) 43 20

29 Saturday MECh Workshop, CIA I (I Sem)

Civil Competition 44 21

30 Sunday Holiday

31 Monday CIA I (I Sem) 45 22

It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.

SEPTEMBER 2015


Working Days


1 Tuesday CCM 2, ECE,EEE,CSE CIA I (I Sem) 46 23

2 Wednesday CCM 2, MECH, CIVIL 47 24

3 Thursday 48 25

4 Friday 49 26

5 Saturday Krishna Jayanthi 50 27

6 Sunday Holiday

7 Monday 51 28

8 Tuesday CIAT2 52 29


10 Thursday CIAT2 54 31

11 Friday CIAT2 55 32

12 Saturday CIAT2 56 33

13 Sunday Holiday

14 Monday CIAT2 57 34

15 Tuesday CIAT2 Marks submission/Model Coaching 58 35

16 Wednesday CIAT2 Analysis meeting/ Model Coaching 59 36

17 Thursday VinayakarChathurthi 60 37

18 Friday Model 1&Coaching Class 61 38

19 Saturday Coaching Class 62 39

20 Sunday Holiday

21 Monday Coaching Class 63 40

22 Tuesday CIA II (I Sem)

Model 2 &Coaching Class 64 41

23 Wednesday CIA II (I Sem)

Coaching Class 65 42

24 Thursday Bakrid

25 Friday CIA II (I Sem)


26 Saturday CIA II (I Sem)

Model 3&Coaching Class 67 44

27 Sunday Thiru Onam

28 Monday CIA II (I Sem)


29 Tuesday CIA II (I Sem)


30 Wednesday Model 4 &Coaching Class 70 47

A lie cannot live.

OCTOBER 2015


Working Days

III,V ,VII

Sem

I

Sem

1 Thursday Coaching Class 71 48

2 Friday Gandhi Jayanthi-

3 Saturday Coaching Class 72 49

4 Sunday Holiday

5 Monday Model 5 &Coaching Class 73 50

6 Tuesday Coaching Class 74 51

7 Wednesday Coaching Class 75 52

8 Thursday Model 6 &Coaching Class 76 53

9 Friday Two marks test 77 54

10 Saturday Two marks test 78 55

11 Sunday Holiday

12 Monday University practical exam starts (slot-1)/ Two

marks test 79 56

13 Tuesday Two marks test 80 57

14 Wednesday Two marks test 81 58

15 Thursday Two marks test 82 59

16 Friday Model practical 83 60

17 Saturday Model practical 84 61

18 Sunday Holiday

19 Monday University practical exam starts (slot-2) 85 62

20 Tuesday 86 63

21 Wednesday Ayutha Pooja

22 Thursday VijayaDasami

23 Friday Muharram

24 Saturday 87 64

25 Sunday Holiday

26 Monday CIA III (I Sem) 88 65

27 Tuesday CIA III (I Sem) 89 66

28 Wednesday CIA III (I Sem)Last Working day 90 67

29 Thursday CIA III (I Sem) 68

30 Friday CIA III (I Sem) 69

31 Saturday CIA III (I Sem) 70

The working class is revolutionary or it is nothing.

NOVEMBER 2015


Working Days


1 Sunday

2 Monday 2nd&3rd year theory exam starts 71

3 Tuesday 72

4 Wednesday 73

5 Thursday 74

6 Friday 75

7 Saturday 76

8 Sunday Holiday

9 Monday 77

10 Tuesday Deepavali

11 Wednesday 78

12 Thursday 79

13 Friday 80

14 Saturday Model Exam (I Sem) 81

15 Sunday Holiday 82

16 Monday Model Exam (I Sem) 83

17 Tuesday 84

18 Wednesday 85

19 Thursday Model Exam (I Sem) 86

20 Friday 87


22 Sunday Holiday

23 Monday 89

24 Tuesday 90

25 Wednesday Model Exam (I Sem) 91

26 Thursday 92

27 Friday 93


29 Sunday Holiday

30 Monday Last working Day (I Sem) 95


DECEMBER 2015


Working Days


1 Tuesday

2 Wednesday

3 Thursday

4 Friday

5 Saturday

6 Sunday

7 Monday

8 Tuesday

9 Wednesday

10 Thursday

11 Friday

12 Saturday

13 Sunday

14 Monday

15 Tuesday

16 Wednesday

17 Thursday

18 Friday

19 Saturday

20 Sunday

21 Monday

22 Tuesday

23 Wednesday

24 Thursday

25 Friday Christmas

26 Saturday

27 Sunday

28 Monday

29 Tuesday

30 Wednesday

31 Thursday


JANUARY 2016


Working Days

IV,VI

Sem

VIII

Sem

II

Sem

1 Friday New year-Holiday

2 Saturday

3 Sunday

4 Monday Reopening for I Year II Sem 1

5 Tuesday English coaching 2

6 Wednesday English coaching 3

7 Thursday 4

8 Friday 5

9 Saturday 6

10 Sunday

11 Monday 7

12 Tuesday 8

13 Wednesday NSS(II Sem) 9

14 Thursday Bhogi-Holiday

15 Friday Pongal-Holiday

16 Saturday Pongal-Holiday

17 Sunday Uzhavar Tirunal-Holiday

18 Monday 10

19 Tuesday 11

20 Wednesday Shakespeare Fourm(II Sem) 12

21 Thursday 13

22 Friday Bharathiyar Tamil Peravai 14

23 Saturday Class Committee Meeting –I (II

Sem)

15

24 Sunday Holiday

25 Monday 16

26 Tuesday Republic Day-Holiday

27 Wednesday Coaching/CIA-I Exam(I Sem) 17

28 Thursday Coaching/CIA-I Exam(I Sem) 18

29 Friday Coaching/CIA-I Exam(I Sem) 19

30 Saturday Coaching/CIA-I Exam(I Sem) 20

31 Sunday Holiday

The important thing is not to stop questioning.

FEBRUARY 2016


Working Days

IV,VI

Sem

VIII

Sem

II

Sem

1 Monday Roevers Day

2 Tuesday Coaching/CIA-I Exam(I Sem) 21

3 Wednesday

Coaching/CIA-I Exam (I Sem)

Reopening For II(IV Sem),III(VI Sem)

&IV(VIII Sem)

1 1 22

4 Thursday 2 2 23

5 Friday 3 3 24

6 Saturday 4 4 25

7 Sunday Holiday

8 Monday NAAC VISIT ,Fine Arts(II Sem) 5 5 26

9 Tuesday NAAC VISIT 6 6 27

10 Wednesday NAAC VISIT, Result Analysis

Meeting(I Sem) 7 7 28

11 Thursday 8 8 29

12 Friday YRC(II Sem),CCM-1(IV,VI,VII Sem) 9 9 30

13 Saturday CCM-1(IV,VI,VII Sem) 10 10 31

14 Sunday Holiday

15 Monday 11 11 32

16 Tuesday Ramanujar Maths Club(II Sem) 12 12 33

17 Wednesday 13 13 34

18 Thursday Serial Test(IV,VI,VII Sem) 14 14 35

19 Friday Coaching/CIA-II Exam (II Sem)

Serial Test(IV,VI,VII Sem) 15 15 36

20 Saturday Coaching/CIA-II Exam(II Sem)

Serial Test(IV,VI,VII Sem) 16 16 37

21 Sunday Holiday

22 Monday

Coaching/CIA-II Exam(II Sem)

Serial Test Mark Submission

(IV,VI,VIII Sem)

17 17 38

23 Tuesday

Coaching/CIA-II Exam(II Sem)

Serial Test Result Analysis (IV,VI,VIII

Sem)

18 18 39

24 Wednesday Coaching/CIA-II Exam(II Sem) 19 19 40

25 Thursday Coaching/CIA-II Exam(II Sem) 20 20 41

26 Friday Sports Day 21 21 42

27 Saturday Annual Day 22 22 43

28 Sunday Holiday-Graduation Day

29 Monday 23 23 44


MARCH 2016


Working Days

IV,VI

Sem VIII Sem

II

Sem

1 Tuesday PSI(II Sem) 24 24 45

2 Wednesday 25 25 46

3 Thursday Science Club(II Sem) 26 26 47

4 Friday 27 27 48

5 Saturday

Women’s Club(II Sem)

Project Review & Report Submission(VIII

Sem)

CIA 1(IV,VI,VIII Sem)

28 28 49

6 Sunday Holiday

7 Monday Result Analysis Meeting(II Sem)

CIA 1(IV,VI,VIII) 29 29 50

8 Tuesday CIA 1(IV,VI,VIII Sem) 30 30 51

9 Wednesday Consumer Club(II Sem)

CIA 1(IV,VI,VIII Sem) 31 31 52

10 Thursday CIA 1(IV,VI,VIII Sem) 32 32 53

11 Friday ISTE(II Sem)

CIA 1(IV,VI,VIII Sem) 33 33 54

12 Saturday 34 34 55

13 Sunday Holiday-Boys Hostel Day

14 Monday Class Committee Meeting-II(II Sem)

CIA I Mark Submission (IV,VI,VIII Sem) 35 35 56

15 Tuesday CIA I Result Analysis (IV,VI,VIII Sem) 36 36 57

16 Wednesday Coaching/Model Exam(II Sem) 37 37 58

17 Thursday Coaching/Model Exam(II Sem) 38 38 59

18 Friday Coaching/Model Exam(II Sem) 39 39 60

19 Saturday Coaching/Model Exam(II Sem) 40 40 61

20 Sunday Holiday-Girls Hostel Day

21 Monday Coaching/Model Exam(II Sem)

Class Committee meeting II (IV,VI,VIII Sem) 41 41 62

22 Tuesday Coaching/Model Exam(II Sem)

Class Committee meeting II (IV,VI,VIII Sem) 42 42 63

23 Wednesday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem) 43 43 64

24 Thursday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem)

CIA II (IV,VI,VIII Sem) 44 44 65

25 Friday Good Friday-Holiday

26 Saturday CIA II (IV,VI,VIII Sem) 45 45 66

27 Sunday Holidy

28 Monday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem)


29 Tuesday Pre Semester Coaching/Test 1(II Sem)


30 Wednesday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem)





APRIL 2016


Working Days

IV,VI

Sem

VIII

Sem II Sem

1 Friday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem)

Model Coaching/ CIA 2 Marks Submission

(IV,VI,VIII Sem) 50 50 71

2 Saturday Pre Semester Coaching/test 2(II Sem)

Coaching & Model Exam 1/ CIA 2 Result Analysis

(IV, VI, VIII Sem) 51 51 72

3 Sunday


Model Coaching(IV, VI, VIII Sem) 52 52 73

5 Tuesday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem)

Coaching & Model Exam 2(IV, VI, VIII Sem) 53 53 74



7 Thursday Pre Semester Coaching/test 3(II Sem)


8 Friday Model Coaching(IV, VI, VIII Sem) 56 56 77

9 Saturday Coaching & Model Exam 4(IV, VI, VIII Sem) 57 57 78

10 Sunday Holiday



12 Tuesday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem)




14 Thursday Tamil New year -Holiday

15 Friday Pre Semester Coaching/test 4(II Sem)


16 Saturday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem) 62 62 83

17 Sunday

18 Monday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem) 63 63 84

19 Tuesday Holiday-Mahavir Jayanthi 83

20 Wednesday Pre Semester Coaching/ Test 5(II Sem)

University Practical Exam Slot-1 /Project Viva For

Final Year(Iv, Vi, Viii Sem) 64 64 85

21 Thursday University Practicals (Tentative) (II Sem) 65 65 86

22 Friday University Practicals (Tentative) (II Sem) 66 66 87

23 Saturday University Practicals (Tentative) (II Sem) 67 67 88

24 Sunday Holiday

25 Monday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem) 68 68 89

26 Tuesday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem) 69 69 90


University Practical Exam Slot-2/Project Viva For

Final Year(Iv, Vi, Viii Sem) 70 70 91


Two mark test (IV,VI Sem) 71 71 92

29 Friday Pre Semester Coaching(II Sem)

Two mark test (IV,VI Sem) 72 72 93

30 Saturday Coaching/Maths Test(II Sem)

Two mark test (IV,VI Sem)

Last Working day for VIII Sem 73 73 94

“It is only when we forget all our learning that we begin to know.”

MAY 2016


Working Days

IV,VI

Sem

VIII

Sem

II

Sem

1 Sunday May Day-Holiday

2 Monday

Last Working Day(II Sem)

Two marks test (IV,VI Sem)/ University

Theory Exam Starts For VIII Sem

74 95

3 Tuesday Two marks test (IV,VI Sem) 75

4 Wednesday Two marks test (IV,VI Sem) 76

5 Thursday 77

6 Friday 78

7 Saturday Last Working Day (IV, VI Sem) 79

8 Sunday Holiday

9 Monday University Theory Exam Starts

10 Tuesday

11 Wednesday

12 Thursday

13 Friday

14 Saturday Holiday

15 Sunday Holiday

16 Monday

17 Tuesday

18 Wednesday

19 Thursday

20 Friday

21 Saturday

22 Sunday Holiday

23 Monday

24 Tuesday

25 Wednesday

26 Thursday

27 Friday

28 Saturday Holiday

29 Sunday Holiday

30 Monday

31 Tuesday

“It is only when we forget all our learning that we begin to know.”

JUNE 2016


Working Days

IV,VI Sem VIII Sem II Sem 1 Wednesday

2 Thursday

3 Friday

4 Saturday

5 Sunday Holiday

6 Monday

7 Tuesday

8 Wednesday

9 Thursday

10 Friday

11 Saturday Holiday

12 Sunday Holiday

13 Monday

14 Tuesday

15 Wednesday

16 Thursday

17 Friday

18 Saturday

19 Sunday Holiday

20 Monday

21 Tuesday

22 Wednesday

23 Thursday

24 Friday

25 Saturday Holiday

26 Sunday Holiday

27 Monday

28 Tuesday

29 Wednesday

30 Thursday

Cruel leaders are replaced only to have new leaders turn cruel.

TIME TABLE O

DD

SE

ME

ST

ER

Day

Order/Hour

I

9.40-

10.20

II

10.20-

11.05

III

11.05-

11.50

IV

12.00-

12.45

V

12.45-

01.30

VI

02.30-

03.15

VII

03.15-

04.00

VIII

04.00-

04.40

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

EV

EN

SE

ME

ST

ER

Day

Order/Hour

I

9.40-

10.20

II

10.20-

11.05

III

11.05-

11.50

IV

12.00-

12.45

V

12.45-

01.30

VI

02.30-

03.15

VII

03.15-

04.00

VIII

04.00-

04.40

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

Roever College of Engineering and Technology

Perambalur

Academic Progress Details

S.No Subject

Code

Subject

Name

CIA

I

CIA

II

CIA

III

Modal

Exam


Hand Book Editorial Board

Chief Editors

Dr. B.Ganeshbabu, M.E., Ph.D., Principal

Dr. S. Balamurugan, M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D., Vice-Principal

Associate Editor

Mr.U.Sathiyaseelan, Associate Professor/EEE

Mr.G.Thiraviya Suyambu, Assistant Professor/ECE

Assistant Editors

Mrs. K.Priya M.E, Assistant Professor / ECE


“Life is an opportunity, benefit from it.

Life is beauty, admire it.

Life is a dream, realize it.

Life is a challenge, meet it.

Life is a duty, complete it.

Life is a game, play it.

Life is a promise, fulfill it.

Life is sorrow, overcome it.

Life is a song, sing it.

Life is a struggle, accept it.

Life is a tragedy, confront it.

Life is an adventure, dare it.

Life is luck, make it.

Life is too precious, do not destroy it.

Life is life, fight for it.”

― Mother Teresa

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