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Establishment
Of Students Forum
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In the academic year 2006-07 a paradigm shift in the structural
reconstruction and reworking of the existing student support units, took place.
It saw a systematized selection of Class Representatives (CRs) in the ratio of
1:10 and Organizing Secretaries OS) of various committees from amongst its members.
This resulted in successful establishment of a student network with a tremendous
reach out, ensuring full-fledged participation of student community in all
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activities, realizing the objective of NAAC to celebrate year 2006 as the year of
student participation. This restructuring has been reinforced with the establishment
of the ASIC committees. The strength of the Students'Forum this year is 196 Class
Representatives.
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ASIC COMMITTEES
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To ensure participation of students and staff in daily administration and
establishment, a number of funcional units are at work. These units are small but
meaningful nucleus with well defined objectives before them. While executing the
earmarked functions, these units also act as Leadership Development Workshops.Broadly there are 4 types of functional committees.
They are :
1. Administration Support
2. Student Support
3. Institutional Support
4. Co-curricular Support
A total number of 79 committiees are in existence today. These committees function under
the guidance of a designated staff co-ordinator. The student organising secretary is chosen
from amongst the members of the Students' Forum, usually the senior most student.
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Administration
Support Units
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Anti Ragging
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Anti Ragging Squad
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Assembly
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Autonomy to College
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Calendar, Student Diary & Records
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Campus Ambience & Garden
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College Diary
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Documentation, Data & Statistics
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Extension & Outreach
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Library & I.D. Cards
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NAAC: IQAC & Re-Accrediation
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Prospectus & Brochure
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Test & Examination
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Time Table & Attendance
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Traffic Awareness & Road Safety
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UGC & XI Plan Proposals
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Vigilance - Attendance
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Vigilance - Discipline
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Student
Support Units
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- Career Guidance & Placement
- Class Teacher Concept
- HRD – I
- HRD – II
- HRD - III
- Liaison & Industrial Visits
- Non-Karnataka Students Guidance Cell
- Special Lectures, Seminars and
Workshops
- Students Counseling & Public
Education Programme
- Students' Advisory Committee
- Remedial Classes
- Young Students Study Circle
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Institutional Support
Units
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- Audio Video Recording & CCTV
- AVC - I & II, EDUSAT
- Browsing Centre
- Canteen & Nescafe Centre
- Circulars
- Display Board
- Education Stall
- Furniture
- Notice Board
- Photocopier, Telephone & Public Address System
- Reception & Lounge
- Uniforms
- Vehicle Stand
- Water & Electricity
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Co-curricular Support
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Achiever
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Adventure Club
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AIDS Awareness Cell (Sanjeevini)
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Alumni Association
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Consumer Forum
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Film and Theatre Appreciation Club
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Forum for Peace & Understanding
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Forum for Universal Brotherhood & Communal Harmony
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Forum for Women Empowerment & Prevention of Sexual Harassment
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Guest of the Month
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Health, Hygiene & Cleanliness
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Heritage Club
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Invitation
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Jeevadan-Blood Donors Association
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Maintenance, Up Keep, Plans & Layout
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Mandara
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Medini
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NCC
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NSS Unit- I
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NSS Unit- II
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Parents Association
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Pratibha Vedike (Screening and Performance - Fine Arts)
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Press & Publicity
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Prize & Mementos
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Research Cell
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Rotaract Club
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Sports
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Students Co-operative
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Students Forum
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Supervising College Functions
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Theater Troop - SARANTHA
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Travel & Excursion
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Vichara
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Weekly Talent/Varada Prathibhe
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An
Overview Of Selected Communities
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Career
Guidance and Placement Cell
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This cell functions to bridge the gap between the
curriculum and the expected industry front, by holding
career-oriented lectures by senior managers and successful consultants. It also arranges for companies to
recruit students on campus, facilitating pre-placement
talks, written tests, group discussions and interviews.Our alumni are placed in prestigious companies like Goldman Sachs, InfosysTechnologies, Infosys BPO, Transworks, Dell, HP,
HSBC,L&T,
Honey Well, Convergys Technologies, Mphasis, Outsource Partners International.
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Foreign
Student's Guidance Cell
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HRD-I,HRD-II
and HRD-III
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The college with the aim of developing a solid human resource infrastructure offers the following
programmes.
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HRD-I
TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT & PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMME
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This unit monitors the TQM programmes and the Personality Development Programmes. PDP programme is offered in association with CLHRD, Mangalore for first year students of all the streams. About 400 students were trained in different facets of personality like building Self Confidence, Self Esteem etc. The faculty members trained
by CLHRD are facilitating this training programme.
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HRD-II Global Skills
Enhancement Programme
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GSE is a unique programme in the
campus to enhance communication and analytical
skills, which are the requirement of the day. Faculty
members of the college, who have undergone an
intensive training at Progeon (an Infosys
subsidiary), are imparting these skills to the
students to prepare them to face the challenges in
the industries
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HRD-III
Speak English Build Confidence Programme
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the importance of English as the Lingua Franca of the world, training in Spoken English is offered to students on a need basis. This unit trained a batch of 20 students of BA., through Non-Correctional methodology. The facilitators of this programme are trained by
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Students Counseling
Centre
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The Counseling unit functions in coordination with the Department of
Psychology. Academic, social, psychological and personal problems of the students are attended to individually or
collectively. Professional counselling is available should the need be
felt.
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Young
Student's Study Circle
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India (Mysore Chapter) It provides a platform for the students to discuss contemporary social, political and economic
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Adventure
Club
The club is set up to promote life skills such as
team work, resource sharing, innovation, through its
outdoor activities like trekking, rock climbing etc., |
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AIDS
Awareness Cell (Sanjeevini Councelling Centre)
This centre is established to create awareness on
HIV/AIDS and other health related issues. It not only organizes
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programmes in the college, but also in the villages with the active support of NGOS. |
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Consumer
Forum
The consumer club aims at creating awareness among the students on consumer rights and legal issues involved in it. This club organizes seminars, lectures and demonstrations in the related areas in co-ordination with professional bodies and NGOs.
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Film
And Theatre Appreciation Club (FATAC)
The FATAC is established in association with federation of film societies of India of southern
region. This club aims at promoting & cultivating the habit of watching quality movies which are intellectually stimulating and emotionally moving. |
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Jeevadana-Blood
Donor's Association
It was launched with the objective of Donate Blood, Save Life. The students and staff donate blood voluntarily to the needy. It helps students develop a sense of sensitivity and empathy towards
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Medini
The Nature Lovers’ Club activities are aimed at creating an eco-consciousness among students through trekking, nature camps, special lectures and demonstrations. |
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NCC
The NCC unit of the college was commissioned in
1989-90. It aims at inculcating discipline; develop patriotism and leadership qualities among the cadets. It motivates the cream of the youth to join the Armed
Forces. Basics of army training, camps and adventures are regular
features. The unit was nominated for the Best Institution Award during 2003-2004
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NSS
Unit I and II
The NSS unit, true to its core value of commitment to society by social service, is involved in various constructive activities through shramadana with the objective of “ We for You”. It has been actively
in programmes like tree plantation, constructive work in villages
etc.,It has been Judged as the Best Unit at the State level and its officer as the Best NSS Officer for the year 2005-06. A 10 day camp is a regular feature. A proud moment for the college was the establishment of a second unit this
year. Two faculty members designated as NSS officers monitor the units.
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Rotaract Club
The Rotaract Club is the youth wing of Rotary Club of Mysore Mid-Town. It has under taken various projects like Health awareness campaigns, Blood
Donation camps, Book donation and Bird adoption programmes. Adventure camps like trekking and river rafting form part of their activity. The club was recognized as the Best Institution based Club for the
year 2005-06.
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'Sarantha'
(A Cultural And Theatre Troop)
It has a theatre alliance with Rangayana and offers a variety of theatre performances
through out the year. The performance of this troop in staging two
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Department Fora:
To supplement classroom teaching and stimulate interest in the subject students
are provided additional vistas of learning in the form of fora for higher and creative
thinking. The college promotes co-curricular activities among the students through
these Department Fora. Academic progress with a touch of academic brilliance and
professional competence is achieved through the activities of the fora like Fests,
exhibitions, students’ seminars, extended lectures, Paper presentations etc., which
keep the campus ever dynamic.
v Kaizen (BBM Forum)
v Forum for Economic Thinking
v Science Forum
v English Literary Club
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In House Publications:
The college has various in-house publications like
newsletters and department special journals brought out
periodically.
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Achiever
This is an unconventional weekly brought out mainly to record the
outstanding performances and achievements of students and staff. It gives a glimpse
of the week through pictures and timely editorials.
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Capitol
It is the voice of the Department of Commerce. Articles written by students
on commerce and business aspects is the main feature. This helps them develop
their writing skills. An additional feature is the Quiz Corner containing business
questions.
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Chitta
This newsletter is brought out by the Department of Psychology with the
motto of creating awareness about psychology to the general public.
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- MFGC online
The college has signed an MoU with Deccan Chronicle to be a member of
the Papyrus Club - the online newsletter. This facilitates the college to project its image
through online articles and illustrations which are accessed world wide. It is a monthly
feature. A team of student editors and a teacher convenor coordinate the work.
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PEP
It is a fortnightly Wall Journal. It is brought out with the objective of creating
public awareness regarding various contemporary issues.
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Vichara
This is a monthly newsletter. It mainly covers campus news. Department
of Journalism plays a major role here, giving the Journalism students the necessary
practical exposure in news reporting and news printing.
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- The Voice
This newsletter publishes the activities and on-going projects of the
Rotaract Club.
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Annual Magazine - Mandara |
Mandara - the college magazine is brought out annually. This is an indigenously
prepared magazine which documents every activity carried out in the college in an
academic year. The 7 - time 1st Prize winner for University of Mysore, Mandara is
brought out in digital form also- probably first of its kind for a college.
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Unique Facilities |
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EDUSAT
The college has been linked to satellite-based education system for bringing virtual
classroom experience to the students and staff. We are the first college for UoM to
install EDUSAT facilities.
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Group Insurance Scheme
A General accident insurance cover is provided to all the students of the college.
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VSAT
This is an outcome of an MOU with Everonn Systems India Ltd. in which courses are offered to students on various
subjects including Effective English Levels 1 & 2, Placement Support
Programmes, Software Testing and Bio-informatics. It is sourced in
Chennai.
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KSOU
Study
Centre
The college serves as the study centre of the Karnataka State Open
University,Mysore. Counseling classes for the students are conducted on Saturdays and
Sundays. It is judged as one of the model centres. About 800 students are allotted to this study
center for contact classes.
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MoU's
The college has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the following
Institutions.
1.College for Leadership & Human Resource Development
(CLHRD), Mangalore.
2.Justice K S Hegde Institute of Management,Nitte.
3.Software Solution Integrated Ltd., Mysore .
4.Chamundi Info training Academy Ltd., Mysore.
5.L & T Infotech – for 1 yr On Job
6.MGM Industries – Regular
7.Infosys BPO – Training the Vedavyasa Foundation
for Yoga.
8.Karnataka Government for Development of Tourism.
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Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
A full-fledged IQAC is in operation in the college. It monitors quality initiatives in
each and every field both academic and otherwise. Its main task is academic audit.
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Feel Executive Programmes (FEPs)
To promote academia –industry interface, industrialists, Managers from the
industry visit the college on a regular basis to share their experiences and provide
insight to the students about the industry. Executive Development Programmes
and Management Development Programmes are offered under this programme.
Healthy Practices
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Healthy Practices
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Calendar
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booklet providing the students and parents
vital information about college, Timetable and the
schedule of activities to be held during the year.
It also contains a vital page for recording the
student’s monthly attendance position to be duly
signed by the subject teacher and the parents. |
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Charity And Giving
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To, imbibe the nobler concept of charity among students,
the charity giving is promoted. Students are encouraged to
make small contributions to the needy public.
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Class Teacher Concept
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The concept of Class Teacher and Class Representatives
has ensured smooth functioning of class room activities. This concept provides the
students with an opportunity to open up their views and opinions with regard to
their academic, social and even individual concerns. While this is a step to strengthen
student-teacher bond, it primarily aims at integrating students and staff with the
class, class with the college and college with the country.
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Graduation Day
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An event to wish the
outgoing students as they step out of the portals of the
institution completing their course and also welcome them
back to the fold of the institution through the Alumni
Association.
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Guest Of the Month
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artists are invited to perform in the college
premises. The public is welcome to attend this
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| National & International Days
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The
college observes important
National days like Independence
day, Republic day, Gandhi Jayanthi
and other major National events to
integrate subjectivity among the
students towards the nation
celebrating International days
like World AIDS Day, Hiroshima Day
are also very much part of the
college activites.
The great sons of the
country,martyrs and heroes of
freedom struggle are remembered by
the college in reverence
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Orientation Programme
Is
held for the 1st Year Students to help them acclamatize to
the new learning environment and brief them about vital factors pertaining to academics and general
conduct.
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Goodwill Promotional Activities Parents’ Association
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To foster further
involvement of the stakeholders in
education, Parents Meet and
Parents Socials are organized.This
is a pioneer step at college level
initiated to bring the parents
closer to the learning centre by
the institute. It begins with an
orientation programme for the
freshers along with their parents.
Two subsequent meetings provide
the feedback, both academic and
general, during the year.
The parents form an important link
between the college and the
students. Their views and opinions
are rated high in formulating the
policies pertaining to their
wards. Parents’ meeting is
called at least once in a semester
to discuss their children’s
progress, apart from parents’
socials. Parents are welcome to
call on the Head of the
Institution or meet the HODs and
faculty members to ensure proper
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| Alumni Association |
The college has a strong and active alumni association. Through this association the students are
urged to foster a long lasting relation with their alma
mater. Some of the distinguished alumni of the college
are musician Uday Kiran, flutist Vid.V Vamshidhar, flutist
Rakesh, musician Vinay Kumar, hockey player Sindhu
Koppa,international skater Esther Prasanna, cricket player Kafil
Ahmed, journalist (Khaleej Times, Dubai) - David
Tuesing, Col. Viraj Kamath, Maj. Naveen, Capt. Rajkumar Johnson Singh.
A convention of the Almuni Association is held every year on the 2
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