A BRIEF PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE
Mar Augusthinose College, Ramapuram, founded in 1995 belongs to a net work of education institutes founded and operated by the Eparchy of Pala, a Catholic Diocese which runs half a dozen Colleges and over 154 Schools
Ramapuram, a land divinely hallowed by St. Augustine, its Patron, the author of Varthamana Pusthakom Paremmakkal Governador. Blessed Kunjachan and permeated by the presence of literary doyens like Ramapurathu Warrior and Smt. Lalithambika Antherjanam and always vibrated with cultural and educational enterprises. St. Augustine’s Forane Church has been an icon that spearheaded the academic and cultural activities of the locale by founding 4 Schools as early as in the 19 century. Yet the people of Ramapuram had to depend on colleges elsewhere for higher education. The dream of transforming Ramapuram to an Educational Hub had been always foundly cherished by the people. The right ambience and occassion for founding a college at Ramapuram dawned in 1995 when the state Government decided to extend the higher education horizon to unaided spheres too. The great visionaries H.E. Mar Joseph Pallickaparampil and Rev. Fr. Augustine Perumattam, the then vicar of St. Augustine’s Forane Church after much deliberations and prayers decided to establish a college in Self Financing Stream at Ramapuram in 1995. In founding the college, the founders had in their minds the glorious task of dispelling darkness and spreading the light of true wisdom all around irrespective of caste, creed, language or religion. Strictly adhering to and holding fast to its Vision and Mission, the college and the Core Values, the college today is a leading centre of academic excellence, a knowledge hub where words come out from the depth of truth ; where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection; where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit; where the mind is led forward into ever-widening thought and action. The college has made every effort to be compassionate and sensitive to the marginalized and the people in need. This has been always the unique character of Mar Augusthinose where the mind is adorned with rich lore and each tutored faculty’s yearning is sated and taught to seek more. Mar Augusthinose College, since its inception in 1995. focuses on utilizing this historic opportunity of expansion for deepening excellence and achieving equal access to quality higher education.
Located at Ramapuram, in the premises of a Forane church with stupendous and unique architectural splendor, Mar Augusthinose College shines as a beacon of light, radiating the benign grace of the Holy Mother and St. Augustine. Mar Augusthinose College has always been the guiding star fashioning the young minds in noble and gentle disciplines. The college is currently guided by H.E. Mar Joseph Kallarangattu as patron, H.E. Mar Jacob Muricken, co-patron Rev. Dr. George Varghese Njarakunnel, Manager 
Dr. Joy Jacob, Principal Rev. Fr. Joseph Alencheril, Vice Principal and Sri. Shaji Attupurathu as its Bursar.
From a humble beginning in 1995, under the patronage of Rev. Fr. Augustine Perumattam the college today has grown to enviable heights having 7 UG courses, 7 PG courses, Thirteen Value Added Courses and a number of Certificate courses with a strength of 1602 Students, 82 Teachers and 24 Non Teaching staff. The college offers training in GD, interview skills, personality development programmes placement and career training etc. Within the short span of its founding, the college bagged 80 University Ranks and 600 students were placed in various MNCs and other sectors through campus recruitment. Mar Augusthinose College today is the most sought after college in Kerala. Mar Augusthinose has always stood above the rest in her approach to education and in its pedagogies. The ways we teach and the ways our students learn are unique and creative. Constantly we never hesitate to look into our deficiencies and transform us to effective agents of social change. Mar Augsthinose has substantially contributed to the process of national development providing quality education and thereby enabling the young to become globally competent. Never content with what we are today, we continue our march towards excellence with new vigour and enthusiasm.    
GOVERNING BODY
Trust Members
 	Very Rev. Msgr Joseph Maleparampil  
 	  (Synchellus in charge of Self Financing College of Pala Diocese)
 	Very Rev. Dr. George Varghese Njarakkunnel 
 	 (Chairman of the Trust)
 Sri K.M. Thomas Koyippallil  	-  (Member)	
 Prof. Philomina Jose Karippakudiyil  	-  (Member)	
 Dr. Baby Joseph Arackaparampil   	-  (Secretary & Treasurar)	
 Sri Thomas A. Madappattu  	-  (Member)	
 Adv. Vincent Kurisummoottil  

College Council	-  (Member)	
 Dr. Joy Jacob - MA, M.Phil, Ph.D  	-  Principal	
 Rev. Fr. Joseph Alencheril  
 MBA, MSc Apl.(Psy)	-  Vice Principal 	
 Sri Shaji Augustine  	-  Bursar	
 Sri Jose Joseph - MCom, MBA   	- (HOD Dept. of Commerce)	
 Sri Jobin P. Mathew - MA, BEd 	- (HOD Dept. of English)	
 Sri Binu George - MBA 	- (HOD Dept. of Management)	
 Sri Prakash Joseph - MCA 	- (HOD Dept. of Computer Sciences)	
 Sri Abhilash V - MSc 	- (HOD Dept. of Electronics)	
 Dr. Sajesh Kumar N  K - MSc, Ph.D 	- (HOD Dept. of Bio-Technology)	
 Sri Siju Thomas - MSW, MA (Psy), Mphil - (HOD Dept. of Social Sciences)
 Ms. Suvarna Mathew - MSc, BEd 	- (HOD Dept. of Mathematics)	
 Dr. Fed Mathew - MA, Ph.D 	- (IQAC Cordinator Special Invitee)	
 Ms. Lincy Antony - MCom, MBA 	- (Elected Member)	
 Ms. Carolin Joseph - MCom 	- (Elected Member) 	
 Ms. Siji Jacob - BE (ECE), MSc  	-  Staff Secretary	
STUDENT’S PROFILE
Name 	: ..................................................................	
Programme & Class 	: ..................................................................	
Admission Number  	: ..................................................................	
Date of Admission  	: ..................................................................	
Date of Birth 	: ..................................................................	
Religion and Caste  	: ..................................................................	
Blood Group 	: ..................................................................	
Name of Father  	: ..................................................................	
Mobile No. of the Parent : .................................................................
Address for Communication : ...........................................................
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Signature of Parent 	: ..................................................................
Vehicle No. of the Student: Bike/Car : ..............................................
Day Scholar / Hosteller / Lodger : ....................................................
If Hosteller, Name of the Hostel : .....................................................
Name of Class Teacher  : ..................................................................
Signature of the Student/ Mob. No. : ................................................
		
Please Note:	The hand book is a permanent record. Students should bring this hand book everyday to the college. If the hand book is lost, another copy should be obtained on payment of Rs. 100/- and all the entries should 	
be re entered in it.		
CONTENT 
At The Helm In The Past ...............................................................6
Down The Memory Lane ...............................................................7
College Staff ................................................................................10
List Of Class Teachers .................................................................23
General Discipline .......................................................................26
 	Guidelines And Rules .............................................................26
 	Attendance..............................................................................28
 	Identity Card And Uniform ....................................................29
 	Residence Of Students ...........................................................29
 	Mahatma Gandhi University Students’ 
 	 	Code Of Conduct Rules -2005 ......................................30
 	Prohibition On Political Activity Inside The Campus ............31
 	Procedure For Imposition Of Punishment..............................32
 	Prohibition Of Damage To Property ......................................33
Library Rules ...............................................................................33
Programmes Offered ....................................................................36
Programme Structure ...................................................................39
Cbcss Regulations For Ug ...........................................................67
Credit And Semester System For Pg ............................................72
Curricular, Co-Curricular And Extracurricular 
 	Activities Of The College ......................................................77
Scholarships .................................................................................97
University Rank Holders ..............................................................99
University Grants Commission ..................................................102 Former Teachers ......................................................................... 111
Calendar  .....................................................................................114
AT THE HELM IN THE PAST
Former Patrons 
 	1.  Mar Joseph Pallickaprampil (1981-2004)
Former Managers
1.	Rev. Fr. Augustine Perumattom (1993-1996)
2.	Rev. Fr. Cyriac Kunnel (1996-2004)
3.	Rev. Fr. Mathew Narivelil (2004 - 2009)
4.	Rev. Dr. George Njarakkunnel (2009-2019)
Former Principals
1.	Dr. P. J. Sebastian (1995 - 1998)
2.	Prof. Mathew T. Matheikal (1998 - 2001)
3.	Dr. Joseph V.J.  (2001-2020)
Former Vice Principal
 	1. 	Sri K.M. Thomas Koyippally (1996-2010)

DOWN THE MEMORY LANE
1949 	Sacred Heart Girls H.S. started.
1955 April 29 - Rev. Fr. Peter Valavanattu (Kothampananiyil Pathrosachan) donated lands to the church where in the college and St.Paul’s Hostel was later built. His will was registered on this date.
1994	September 11 - The Palliyogam decides to begin a College. The meeting was led by the Vicar Fr. Augustine Perumattom.
1995	June - M.G. University Syndicate visits the campus.
1995 	June 1 - Dr. P.J. Sebastian Pampackal took charge as Principal.
1995 June 7 - College Motto ‘Lighted to Enlighten’ was coined by Rev. Dr. Jacob Vellaringattu. Sri. Kurian Kattakkayam’s design of college emblem was approved.
1995 July 31 - College starts its function in the class rooms of St. Augustines H.S. Classes begins at MAC. BCom, BCA, BBA & B Sc Electronics courses begins.
1995 August 15 - The Palliyogam approved the decision to build a new block for calss rooms 
1995	November 4 - The functioning of the college was officially inaugurated by Bishop Mar Joseph Pallickaparampil. 
1996	December 30 - ‘SEINTEK 97’ Science exhibition started in the college lasted till 1997  Jan 5th.
1996	May 5, Foundation stone laid for St. Pauls Hostel for boys. 
1997	July 20 - Rev. Fr. Cyriac Kunnel blessed the ground floor of St. Paul’s hostel.
1999	March 20 - The ‘Palliyogam’ decides to build a new Administrative block for the college.
2000	March 20 - Rev. Fr. Cyriac Kunnel laid the foundation stone of the new Administrative block.
2001	October 5 - St. Paul’s Hostel building work completed Bishop Mar Joseph Pallickaparampil blessed the Hostel and Chapel.
2001 	July - P G Programmes begins
2003 January 3 - The college was officially inaugurated by Mr. A.K. Antony, the Chief Minister of Kerala and Mar Joseph Pallickaparampil presided the meeting. H.E. Mr. M.M. Jacob (Governor of Meghalaya), Sri. K.M. Mani (Hon. Minister for Revenew and Law), Sri. Nalakathu Sooppy (Hon. Minister of Education) were present.
2012 February 27 - Prof Dr. V.N. Rajasekharan Pillai inaugurated the functions of National Science day celebrated by Electronics and Biotechnology departments.
2012 June 13 - Value Education Class proposed by Fr Joseph Alancheril was officially approved and the classes started under his guidance and co-ordination.
2012 June 21 - Started MA English and an additional batch for BBA with 12 and 50 seats respectively.
2012 November 26 - Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the former President of India visited the college. His Excellency Bishop Mar Joseph Kallarangattu, Sri. K.M. Mani Minister for Finance and Law and Dr. M.M Jacob (Former Governor of Meghalaya) joined the meeting.
2012	December 14 - Dr. P.K. Michael Tharakan (V.C. Kannur University) address the Parents Teachers Meeting.
2013	February 22 - Sri Perumbadavam Sreedharan, the 
Chairman of Kerala Sahithya Academy visited the college and inaugurated Arts Day Celebrations.
2013	November 19 - Mr. Nikhil Kumar (Kerala Governor) 
visited the college in connection with the Sathabhishekam of Mr M M Jacob (Former Mekhalaya Governor).
2014	March 06 - Cardinal Baselios Cleemees Catholicose Bhava inaugurated the Merit Day.
2014 July 14 - Smt. Sheela Deekshith (Kerala Governor) came to the college and inaugurated the new comers day.
2014	September 01 - Dr. Joseph V.A. (MD & CEO of South Indian Bank) inaugurated the Mega Recuritment drive.
2015	February 02 - Dr. Babu Sebastian (VC MG University) inaugurated the PG Sudents Seminar.
2015	September 15 - Dr. Sunny Sebastian (VC, Haridev Joshi University, Jaipur) inagurated the Mass Communication Seminar.
2016	July 23 - H.E. Mar George Antonysamy visited the College.
2017	February 18 - H.E. Justice Kurian Joseph (Judge, Suprem Court) inaugurated the Merit Day celebration.
2017 	June 29 - Dr. Thomas John Mampara (Controller of Exam MGU)  inaugurated the opening day of 2017.
2017	Oct. 01 - Receiption to Rev. Fr. Tom Uzhunnalil (Captivated by the terrorists inYemen)
2018	July 18 - Smt. Valsamma Karunakaran  (JR MGU) inaugurated the opening day 2018.
2018 Oct. 26 - Shri. Rajat Thomas (Viswa Youva Kendra Delhi) inaugurated Management Programmes.
2020 	Febryary 03 - Dayabai renowed social worker and 
reformist inauguraed the Social outreach programme of MSW Students.
2020 	March 30 - Principal Dr. Joseph V. J. FCA retired.
2020 	April 1 - Dr. Joy Jacob MA, M.Phil, Ph.D takes college as Principal.
2020 June 01 - In the 25th year of its inception an anthem for the college is prepared and it was officialy releazed. The Lyrics were written by Fr. Joseph Alancheril, the VicePrincipal and the Music by Fr. James Vennayappilly.
2020 June 10 - The newly prepared Preekshabhavan, Vice Principal office and electronics lab were blessed by the Manager Rev. Dr. George Varghese Njarakkunnel.
COLLEGE STAFF
Name	Phone  Number	E-Mail	
Dr. Joy Jacob (Princial) 
MA, MPhil, PhD
Thondamkuzhyil Thottuva P.O - 686633 
Kuravilangadu P.O, Ktm.	9495165051	principalmacrpm@gmail.com joyjacobt@yahoo.com	
Rev. Fr. Joseph Alancheril  
(Vice Principal) 
MBA, MSc. Apl. psy St. Augusthinose Chuch,  Ramapuram Bazar P.O.  Pin -686576	7025611780	robinmba2005@gmail.com	
Mr. Shaji Augustine 
(Bursar)
Attupurathu, Ramapuram 
Bazar P.O, Pin:686576	9447302306	shajiknj@gmail.com	
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH	
Mr. Michael Cyriac M.A.
Mullappillil.Kadanad. PO. Kottayam. - 686653	9846537898	michaelmullappillil@gmail. com	
Mr. Wilson P Victor   
MSW, PG Dip in PR & AD Parapparampil,  
Bharananganam  P.O., Kottayam - 686578	9447676865	wilsonpvictor@gmail.com	
Mr. Jobin P Mathew(HOD) M.A, B.Ed.
Puthiyidathuchalil 
Idiyanal P O, Ramapuram, 
Kottayam District 
Kerala, Pin: 686576	9847828151	jobinpmr@gmail.com	
Ms. Sheeba Thomas  
M.A Eng.,M.A Sociology
Kulakkattolickel - 686576 
Ramapuram P. O. , Ktm	9961020407	sheeba6035@gmail.com	

Ms. Tracy John M.A, B.Ed.
Nedumkombil (H) 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O, 
Kottayam – 686576	9447068090	tracyjohnvj@gmail.com	
Prof. T. V. Thomas  M.A, Ph.D.
Thalody (house) 
Memury (P O)
Kottayam - 686611	9447956531	thomasthalody68781@ gmail.com	
Mr. Georgekutty. M. C.     
M.A 
Maniyamkallel  
Thidanad P.O., Kottayam Dt	9961063373	georgeleonse@gmail.com	
Mr. Chacko T. M. M.A, M.Ed.
Thayil House
Peringulam P.O., Poonjar  
Kottayam - 686582	9495684382	chackothayil@gmail.com	
Mr. Sunny Joseph  M.A
Aikkara
Thidanadu P.O. 
Kottayam Dt. - 686123	9446862514	sjaikara@gmail.com	
Ms. Neethu Anna Job   M.A, B.Ed.
Vichatt House, Ramapuram 
Bazar P.O, Vellilappally, 
Kottayam- 686576	8943563001	neetujob@gmail.com	
Dr. Fed Mathew M.A. Ph.D
Mundackal,  
Ramapuram Bazar P O. 
Kottayam - 686576. 	9447650354	fedji1962@gmail.com	
Dr. T. K. Titus  
M.A. B.Ed. PGCTE, Ph.D. Thottumkal, Ramapuram Bazaar P.O 686576, Ktm.	9860040725	 drtitus11@gmail.com	

Ms. Riya James MA, NET
Pampackal House, 
Anthinad P.O, Pala  
Pala, Kottayam - 686651 	9148261939	riyajames33@gmail.com	
Dr. Joy Jacob  (Princial) 
MA, MPhil, PhD
Thondamkuzhyil
Thottuva 
Kuravilangadu P.O.,  
Kottayam - 686633	9495165051	principalmacrpm@gmail.com joyjacobt@yahoo.com	
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE	
Mr. Jose Joseph  (HOD) M.Com., MBA
hundathil (h) 
Methiri P.O., Methiri
Kottayam - 686576	9495480309	josejosephmac@gmail.com	
Ms. Dimpile Jacob 
M.Com., MBA Ennamprayil House, Pakalomattom P.O.
Kuravilangad
Kottayam - 686633	9495213031	dimrobin@gmail.com	
Ms. Carolin Joseph M.Com. Poovathumkal (H),  Neeloor P.O. 
Kottayam - 686651	9846427626	carolinjmac@gmail.com	
Ms. Shibi Thomas   M.Com., B.Ed.
Palathinkachalil(H), 
Ezhacherry P. O 
Kottayam (Dt) -686651	9495235863	shibijacgeo@gmail.
com 	
Mr. Sumesh C N M.Com. 
Cheruvillil House,  
Ramapuram P.O 686576	9447488879	sumeshmarar83@gmail.com	

Prof. M K Kurian  
M.A, M.Com., MBA
Mekkattu House, Kondoor,  
Aruvithura PO 
Kottayam Dt.- 686122	9446604090	mkkurianmekkattu27@ gmail.com	
Mr. Siju Mathew    M.Com., MBA, B.Ed.
Kulathunkal (H) Edayar P.O, 
Koothattukulam-686662
Ernakulam	9847140246	sijumathewkulathunkal@ gmail.com	
Ms. Kala S  M.Com.
Kadankavil (H)  Karoor P O  Pala - 686574, Ktm.	9496804586	kalakadankavil88@gmail.
com	
Mr. Georgekutty Sebastian M.Com.
Adattu (H), Mundankal P.O.  Pala, Kottayam - 686574	9846129231	gkuttypala@gmail.com	
Ms. Ann Mary John M.Com. 
Kadamkulam (H) 
Ayavana P.O, Muvattupuzha 
Eranakulam Dist -  686668	9495562817	annmaryjohn27@yahoo.com	
Mr. Nirmal Kuriakose   M.Com., B.Ed.
Kumbukkil House  
Kurichithanam P O, 
Kottayam - 686634	9495393415	nirmalkuriakose@gmail.com	
Ms. Jain James   
M.Com. MBA
18/41, Mayflower, 
Thakidiyil (H),  
Perumbavoor P.O, - 683542
Ernakulam	9645226789	jainjames90@gmail.com	
Ms. Mintu Babu   
M.Com. MBA 
Chungapurackal(H),  
Arunapuram P.O, Pala  
Kottayam 686574	8281086723	minturose1991@gmail.com	

Mr. Jithin Robin  M.Com. Korkuzhiyil (H) Ramapuram P.O.  
Panavely, Kottayam -686576	9995795181	jithinrobin1010@gmai.com	
Ms. Sandra Maria John M.Com.
Nettikkattil (H)  Kothanalloor P.O. 
Kottayam - 686632 	9961889659	login2sandhra@gmail.com	
Ms. Dhanyamol Varghese M.Com.
Uppoottil(H) Koovappally P.O. 
Kulappuram
Kottayam - 686518	8281341969 	dhanyajuly1994@gmail.com	
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENTS	
Prof. John Zacharias  M.Com., LLB
Mundackal, Ramapuram 
Bazar P.O., Marangadu 
Kottayam - 686576	8281585076	jzmundakkal@gmail.com	
Ms. Linsy Antony Kavukattu
M.Com., MBA, NET Kavukattu House,  Kurumannu P.O.
Kottayam - 686651	9946716581	linsybobyk@gmail.com	
Ms. Dhanya S Namboodiri  
MBA (HR) MBA (OM)
Thottathil Illam 
Andoor 
Marangattupilly P O, 
Kottayam - 686635	9495956207	dhanyasan@yahoo.co.in	
Mr. Binu George (HOD) 
MBA
Alackaparambil 
Velathussery P.O., Teekoy 
Kottayam Dist.- 686580	9495188823	binumacramapuram@gmail.
com	

Rev. Dr. Bobby John  
BD,  M.Sc., MHRM, MBA, PhD 
Tharayanil House,  
Mulappuram P.O,  
Thodupuzha, Idukki, 685581	9447876239	bobbyjohnbobbs@gmail.com	
Rev. Fr. Joseph  Sebastian    
Alancheril (Vice Principal)
MBA, MSc Apl (Psy.) Ramapuram Bazar P.O.
Kottayam - 686576	7025611780	robinmba2005@gmail.com	
Mr. Roy George  
M.Com, MBA, MA
Arayathinal 
Melukavumattom P.O. 
Kottayam - 686652	9446608740	roymkm@gmail.com	
Ms. Ramya K. M.  
M.Com., NET Kennel 
House, Oliyappuram P. O, 
Koothattukulam
Ernakulam - 686662	9544539323	ramyakm087@gmail.com	
Ms. Meera Elizabeth  
Augustine MBA
Kolathu  
Ramapuram Bazaar P O, 
Kottayam - 686576	9496614305	meera.ka@gmail.com	
Ms. Moncy Thomas M.Com.  Thekkethottathil(H)  
Anaviratty P.O., Kambiline 
Idukki -685561 	9497474512	moncythomas291@gmail.
com	
Ms. Tinu Maria Thomas M.Com., MBA
Odackel House, Marangadu,  Ramapuram Bazar P.O.  Kottayam 686576	9447810519	t.maria92@gmail.com	
Ms. Rinz Roy  
B.Tech, MBA
Nellickatheruvil House, Ramapuram Bazar P.O. Kottayam - 686576	9446126987	rinz.roy007@gmail.com	

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER	
Mr. Prakash Joseph (HOD) 
MCA
Thottacherry 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O, 
Vellilappilly  
Kottayam - 686576	8848660310	prakashrpm@gmail.com	
Sr. Marykutty Kuriakose 
MCA
Carmel Jyothi Hostel 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O.-686576	9605096484	srmarykuttycmc@gmail.com	
Mr. Shibu Kallarackal MCA 
Kallarackal, Meena Chil PO 
Pala, Kottayam - 686577	9446375272	shibukallarackal@yahoo.com	
Ms. Archana Gopinath  
MCA, MBA
Lakshmi Bhavan 
Ponkunnam PO, Ktm.- 686506	9495955010	archana_gopi@yahoo.com	
Mr. Sunil K Joseph M.Sc. Kandathinkara Teekoy P. O. 
Kottayam -686580	9447356497	sunilkjoseph@mac.edu.in	
Mr. Arun K Abraham  
MCA, MBA
Kulakkattolickel Ramapuram P.O. 
Kottayam - 686576	9961399678	arunkabraham@rediffmail. com	
Mr. Shan Augustine M.Sc.
Palamkunnel House,  
Vellilappilly, Ramapuram 
Bazar P.O, Ktm - 686580	9946715826	augustine.shan@gmail.com	
Ms.Surabhi Kurian MCA
Kandathinkara, Teekoy P.O. Kottayam - 686580	9400881033	surabhikurian@mac.edu.in	
Mr. Jephin Jose M.Sc. 
Karakkattu Puthen Parampil  Kanjiramattam P.O,  
Chengalam 686585., Ktm.	9446448457	jephinj@gmail.com 	

Ms. Maria Jacob MCA
Panackappillil House, 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O, 
Kottayam - 686576	9400751586	mariaramapuram@yahoo.co.in	
Mr. Sony E S 
MCA, MA , M.Phil
Enchikalayil, Vazhakulam 
P.O, Ernakulam- 686670	9447821431	sony2009es@gmail.com	
Ms. Rekha Claris Joseph 
MCA, MS
Paremakel, Ezhacherry PO,  
Ezhacherry 
Kottayam - 686651	9605099364	rekhaclaris@yahoo.com	
Ms. Alphonsa Jose M.Tech.
Kalassiyil, Elanji P.O
Ernakulam - 686665	9495912022	alphonsajuby@gmail.com	
Ms. Meenu Elezabeth Sebastian MCA
Vathuparambil(H), 
Kakkoor P.O 
Koothattukulam
Ernakulam - 686662	9400250731	meenusebastian91@gmail.
com	
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS	
Ms. Siji Jacob  B.E (ECE), M.Sc.
Njallathuvayalil (H),  
Thodupuzha Road, Pala P.O. Kottayam - 686575	9495443421	sijijacobmac@gmail.
com 	
Mr.Abhilash V (HOD) M.Sc.  
Pandiankal House 
Thalappulam Plassanal P.O
Kottayam - 686579	9526693639 	pandiankal@gmail.com	
Mr. Kishore M.Sc. 
Valliyil House Uzhavoor East P.O. 
Kottayam - 686634	9946715717	kishorevalliyil@gmail.com	

Mr. Ligin Joy M.Sc. Antheril Joys Dale,  Pakkil.P.O.  
Kottayam - 686012	9995650550	liginjoy@mac.edu.in	
Ms. Regina Sebastian M.Sc. Thekkevelikathu (H),  Ramapuram Bazar P.O.
Kottayam - 686576	9447800717	reginasebastian@gmail.com	
Ms. Jomy Joseph M.Sc. 
Thottumkal House 
Ramapuram Bazar P O 
Kottayam(Dt),  686576	9446042791	jomybrigeet@gmail.com	
Ms. Jasmin Antony M.Sc.
Elanjimattam (H),  
Chakkampuzha P.O, 
Chirakandam 
Kottayam Dt.- 686574	9961697858	jasminantony@gmail.com	
Mr. Jijo Sebastian M.Sc.  M. Tech.
Vazhayil House,  
Ramapuram P.O.,  
Kottayam - 686576 	9447141325	jijosv@gmail.com 	
Mr. Vineeth Kumar V M.Sc.
Pallattu (H) 
Pious Mount P.O 
Monippally,  
Kottayam - 686636	9747296187 	info4vineeth@gmail.com	
Ms. Nice Cyriac M.Tech. Vazhaparambil House, Kuravilangad P.O. 
Kottayam - 686633	9496463940	nicecyriac@gmail.com	
DEPARTMENT OF BIO TECHNOLOGY	
Ms. Manesh Mathew M.Sc.
Keerampadathil   
Ramamangalam P O,  
Ernakulam. - 686663	7012200496	maneshkmb@gmail.com	

Ms. Sheena John M.Sc.
Kokkapurath House 
Njandupara  P.O,  
Urulikunnam
Kottayam - 686577	7025063885	sheenajohnbt@gmail.com	
Mr. Dr. Sajeshkumar N K 
(HOD) 
M.Sc. (MB) MSc (BT) Ph.D
Nellikunnel House  
Koodappulam P O  
Ramapuram 
Kottayam - 686576	9447599383	sajesh72mac@gmail.com	
Ms. Anju George  M.Sc. 
Moolayil 
Mutholapuram  P.O.,  
Elanji, Ernakulam - 686665	9656957016	anjusajoy@gmail.com	
Mr. Jiby John Mathew  
M.Sc. PGDCA
Chirayil House,  Chakkampuzha P.O.  
Kottayam - 686574	9447809491	jibymathewmac@gmail.com	
Ms.Dona Maria John  
M.Sc.UGC-JRF, CSIR-TRF
Keethappillil, Kuninji P.O, 
Vazhithala
Thodupuzha - 685583	9961081950	dmj0801@gmail.com	
Ms. Rathi C. R.  M.Sc. 
Naduviledath, Chalamkode,.  
Muthalakkodam P.O,  
Thodupuzha - 685605	9207720011	rathicr11@gmail.com	
Mr. Subin Jose M.Sc. 
Muthumala, Poovarani P.O. Kottayam - 686577	9961711230	subin6u77@gmail.com	
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK	
Mr. Siju Thomas (HOD)  MSW, MA (Psy) M.Phil, Kulakkattolical, Kondadu Ramapuram P.O.
Kottayam - 686576	9447093702	sijumac@yahoo.com	

Ms. Asha Maria Paul 
MSW, M.Phil
Pulickal H
Kalathukadavu P.O
Kottayam - 686579	9495314046 	ashamariamsw@gmail.com	
Ms. Bijo Joseph MSW
Parapparampil,  
Bharananganam P. O 
Kottayam	9847040219	bijowilson12@gmail.com	
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS	
Ms.Suvarna Mathew (HOD) M.Sc. B.Ed. 
Kariappuram
Vellilappilly
Ramapuram Bazar P.O 
Kottayam - 686578	9447289985	suvarnabitto@yahoo.com	
Ms. Alphonsa George  M.Sc. B.Ed. 
Vadakkumkara House
Palaveli, Ramapuram P O 
Kottayam - 686576	8593074611	alphonsageorge92@gmail.com	
Ms. Raisa Jose  MSc.  
Kottarathil (H)
Thidanadu P.O
Kottayam - 686123	9497821645	raisaj1992@gmail.com	
DEPARTMENT OF MALAYALM / HINIDI	
Mr. Edmond Dantees George M.A, B.Ed.
Koonanickal House Kanjiramattom P.O.  
Chengalam South
Kottayam - 686585	9961668240	danteskoonanickal@gmail.com	
Mr. P. R. Vijayakumar M.A.
Palakuzha (H)
Kadanad P O
Kottayam - 686653	9446796168	vijayakumarpalakuzha@ gmail.com	

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION	
Manoj C George 
Cheenkallel
Ramapuram Bazar P.O, 
Kottayam - 686576 	9947163448	cheenkallelmano@yahoo.
com	
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS	
Mr. Binoy Sebastian Palliparambil (H)  
Ramapuram Bazar P. O, 
Ramapuram
Kottayam - 686 576	9447599612	binoyspalliparambil@gmail. com	
Mr. Maxi Thomas
Valloppillil, Valummel, 
Amanakara P O,  
Ramapuram
Kottayam - 686576	9447137069	maxithomas@gmail.com	
Sr. Tomcy Tom 
St. Marths Convent 
Pala P.O 
Kottayam - 686575 	8547984150 	srtomcytom@gmail.com	
Mr. Santhosh Mathew Keelath
Ramapuram Bazar P.O, 
Kottayam - 686576 	9447917841	santhoshmacrpm@gmail.
com	
Mr. Baby Augustine Areekal
Ramapuram Bazar P.O, 
Kottayam - 686576	9744951444	babyrpm72@gmail.com	
Ms. Saly Thomas
Kalachirayil House Ramapuram P.O.
Panaveli 
Kottayam - 686576	9544984364	salythomas14@gmail.com	
Mr. Thomas Augustine
Vellachalil
Ezhacherry P.O
Kottayam - 686651 	9846648174	authomas2@gmail.com	

Mr. Davis George
Erumpoozhiyil House,  Amanakara P. O. 
Kottayam 686576	9447149464	davisgeorgerpm@gmail.com	
Mr. Benny Manuel
Edakkaraputhenpurayil, 
Aimcombu
Kadanadu P.O
Kottayam - 686653, 	9497324230	bennymanuelrpm@gmail.com	
Sr. Daisy Thomas
St. Marthas Convent 
Amanakara P.O
Kottayam - 686576	9495312490		
Mr. Joseph K. Augustine Kizhakkekunnel 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O
Kottayam - 686576	9544493040		
Mr. Jijo George
Vattakunnel House 
Methiri P O
Ramapuram
Kottayam - 686576	9496722719	jijoramapuram@gmail.com	
Ms. Sonia Augustine Kadalamkattu House Ramapuram Bazar P.O. Kottayam - 686576	9497663678	soniaaugustine1@gmail.com	
Mr. Libin Benny Chackochan 
Pulickeel (H)
Ramapuram P.O
Pazhamala
Kottayam - 686576	9539742554	libinbennychackochan@ gmail.com	
Ms. Feba Mathew
Panackappallil House Ramapuram P.O. 
Kondadu
Kottayam - 686576	9447132951	febamaria64@gmail.com	

LAB ASSISTANTS	
Mr. Thomson K Augustine 
Kannamkulam House,  
Karoor P.O.,  Pala
Kottayam - 686574	9447365889	thomsonkaugustine@gmail.com	
Mr. Siby M.J. 
MA, MCP, MSE Mannaparampil (H) Ramapuram Bazar P.O. Kottayam - 686635	9447897594	mjsiby@yahoo.co.in	
Mr. Unnikrishnan. K. R Nadupadavil House Valavoor P.O.
Kottayam - 686635	9400230353	unnisys@gmail.com	
Mr. Binoy Augustine 
Mulantharavayalil House 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O
Idiyanal
Kottayam - 686576	9947591993	binoyaugustine17@gmail.com	
OFFICE ASSISTANTS	
Ms. Philomina Joseph Therettu House 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O 
Kottayam - 686576	9605101703		
Ms. Mary Jose
Vallipadavil House 
Chriakandam
Ramapuram Bazar P.O. Kottayam - 686576	9656153314		
Ms.Viji Raju
Madathottathil House 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O 
Kottayam - 686576	9605516107		
Ms. Reena Binoy
Thottathil House 
Ramapuram Bazar P.O. Kottayam - 686576	9497223196		
LIST OF CLASS TEACHERS
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Year	Class	Teacher in charge	
I	B. Com A	Mintu  Babu	
	B. Com B	Sandra Maria George	
	B. Com C	Shibi Thomas	
II	B. Com A	Jithin Robin	
	B. Com B	Ann Mary John	
	B. Com C	Dhanyamol Varghese	
III	B. Com A	Carolin Joseph	
	B. Com B	Jain James	
	B. Com C	Georgekutty Sebastian	
Year	Class	Class in charge	
I	M. Com	Nirmal Kuriakose	
II	M. Com	Dimbile Jacob P	
DEP	ARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE	
I	BAC - A	Arun K. Abraham	
	BCA - B	Sr.Marykuty	
II	BCA - A	Maria Jacob	
	BCA-B	Archana Gopinath	
III	BCA - A	Sunil K. Joseph	
	BCA - B	Surabhi Kurian	

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES	
I	BBA (A)	Meera Elizabeth Augustine	
	BBA (B)	Linsy Antony	
II	BBA (A)	Roy George	
	BBA (B)	Ramya K.M.	
III	BBA (A)	Dhanya S Namboothiri	
	BBA (B)	Moncy Thomas	
I	MHRM	Prof. John Zacharias	
II	MHRM	Rev.Dr. Bobby John	
DE	PARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY	
I	B Sc	Jiby John Mathew	
II	B Sc	Manesh Mathew	
III	B Sc	Sheena John	
I	M Sc	Dona Maria John	
II	M Sc	Anju George	
	DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS	
I	B Sc	Jomy Joseph	
II	B Sc	Jijo Sebastian	
III	B Sc	Vineeth Kumar	
I	M Sc	Lijin Joy	
II	M Sc	Jasmine Antony	

	DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH	
I	BA	Tracy John	
II	BA	Sheeba Thomas	
III	BA	Michael Cyriac	
I	MA	Georgekutty M C	
II	MA	Neethu Anna Job	
	DEPARTMENT OF MSW	
I	MSW	Bijo Joseph	
II	MSW	Asha Maria Paul	

GENERAL DISCIPLINE
GUIDELINES AND RULES
Every student admitted to MAC shall adhere strictly to the following guideless and rules to maintain discipline and standard code of conduct.
1.	Students of Mar Augusthinose college are expected to report at the college sufficiently early for the classes, on reaching the college, they shall go to their respective class rooms or library and engage themselves in academic activity. They should not wander about the college or talk loudly disturbing others.
2.	Every morning we begin our work with a Prayer song and end with the National Anthem. Staff and students shall come to attention when the song begins and keep standing till the end. Staff and students are expected to be in their classes before the prayer song begins.
3.	Students are expected to stand when the teacher enters the classroom and wish him/her and remain standing till the teacher allow the students to sit down Rise again and say “Thank You sir/ mam when the teacher leaves the class room.
4.	No student shall enter or leave the class room when the session is on without the permission of the teacher.
5.	Consumption of alcohol, drugs, tobacco etc. is strictly prohibited in the campus and in hostels. Any student found using such banned things shall be summarily dismissed from the college without enquiry.
6.	Students are expected to spend their free hours in the library or study in their respective class rooms. They shall not loiter along the corridors or engage in noisy conversations that may disrupt the smooth working of the college.
7.	Howling or hooting is not allowed within the campus
8.	Students shall not enter class rooms other than his /her own without prior permission of the Principal/Vice Principal during class time or intervals.
9.	Disfiguring the walls, doors, windows, furniture, vehicles and other such things with graffiti, engravings etc is punishable with a fine that will duly be deducted from the Caution deposit of the guilty.
10.	Students shall dress modestly and becomingly of a students. They shall wear the prescribed Uniform and ID card on all working days including special classes and examinations.
11.	Hair style should be becoming of a gentleman. Therefore no male students shall enter the college with hair cut, cropped or grown long in the new gen way.
12.	Any student who is persistently insubordinate, repeatedly or willfully mischievous, or found of guilty of malpractice or fraudulence in examination or who in the opinion of the principal, is likely to have an unwholesome influence on his fellow students shall be removed from the rolls. The removal shall be with either permanent or temporary depending on the gravity of the crime.
13.	Stidents shall not leave the college campus any time in between 08.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. without the permission of the Principal.
14.	Mobile Phone and Cameras are not permitted inside the Campus. Students found with either of it will be punished with fine.
15.	Students who are involved in any criminal offence will be removed from the rolls of the college instantly.
16.	Political activism is strictly banned in the campus. Students are forbidden from organizing or attending political meetings. Violations of this rule will be treated as a serious act of dicipline.
17.	Photography within the campus is prohibited.
18.	Students are not permitted to bring their vehicles into the campus at any occasion. The vehicles should be parked only at the allotted space.
19.	Students who are charged with criminal offences or are under suspension will not be permitted to enter the premises of the college without the permission of the Principal.
20.	Use of social media for damaging the reputation of the College, staff or anyone connected to the college will be treated as CIBER Crime and the matter will be stringently dealt with.
21.	The Principal shall have the power to declare holiday for the college if he is satisfied that peaceful academic functioning of the college cannot be carried out.
22.	No student shall stay in the campus after 3 pm without permission.
ATTENDANCE
1.	Attendance will be marked at the beginning of each period by the teacher engaging the class. Late comers may be given or refused attendance for the period or marked late at the discretion of the teacher engaging the class. If a student is absent for one hour, it will be treated as absence for half a day and if his absence is for two or more hours will be treated as absent for the whole day.
2.	A student absenting himself from the college even for a day should submit leave application to the principal duly countersigned by the parent, HOD and class teacher immediately after the return from his/her absence
3.	A student absenting himself without leave for more than en consecutive days will his name removed from the rolls and he may be readmitted on payment of college dues in any.
4.	Duty leave for physical education. However the maximum number of duty leave for sports and other such events are limited to 10% of the total number of working days.
5.	Students having a minimum of 75% attendance only shall be permitted to register for the University Examination. Condo nation of shortage of attendance to a maximum of 10 days in a semester subject to a maximum of 2 times during the whole period of the programme may be granted by the University on valid grounds only at the recommendation of the Principal. Principal has the discretion to recommend or not to recommend a student for condonation. Those students who are not eligible  for condonation can repeat 
the semester along with the  next batch after obtaining readmission.
IDENTITY CARD AND UNIFORM
 At the time of admission the student will be provided with an identity card. The student must affix his/her signature on the card and get it attested by the Principal. Students are expected to carry the Identity cards with them while in the campus and produce them on demand for inspection by any member of the staff. Students coming without wearing ID cards will be fined Rs. 100/-. If the card is lost a duplicate card can be obtained on payment of Rs. 100/-.
Students should wear the prescribed uniform on all working days. This is to maintain discipline and instil a sprit of equality among them. Students coming without wearing Uniforms will be fined Rs.100/-
RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS
1.	Students who do not live with their guardians should as a rule, reside in the college hostel local gurardians or approved lodges. All female students who do not live with their parents are expected to reside in  women’s hostel. The warden shall be the sole authority in the management and day today administration of the hostel. She/He is appointed by the Manager, and all matters connected with the hostel will be dealt with by the warden and appeals may be made only to the Manager. They can however reside with their local guardians with the permission of the Manager.
2.	Students who want to live in lodges must get the permission of the Principal before any lodge is chosen.
3.	Students shall submit to the college office, in the prescribed form obtainable in the office, complete information regarding their residence.
4.	Any subsequent change in residence can be made only with the written permission of the Principal. A boarder who absents himself/herself from the classes without bonafide reasons shall be asked to quit the hostel.
5.	There are separate hostels for men and women. St. Paul’s Hostel managed directly by the church is exclusively for men and Carmel Jyothi Hostel is run by Carmelite Sisters, and St. Augusthinose Hostel accommodates only women. There are two more hostels for womens. SIMI Hostel near the College and St. Marthas Hostel at Amanakara.
6.	Dismissal from the hostel for grave misconduct will entail similar punishment in the college and punishment in the college for misconduct of boarders will entail similar punishment in the hostel also.
7.	Studnets who reside in the college hostel are not permitted to contest in the college union election.
MAHATMA GANDHI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ CODE OF CONDUCT RULES -2005
1.	Title 	 
These rules shall be known as Mahatma Gandhi University Students’ Code of Conduct Rules 2005. It shall come into force with immediate effect.
2.	Object 	 	 
These rules are framed with a view to maintaining and enforcing good conduct inside the class rooms and campus in the affiliated colleges, Departments of teaching and Research and self financing schools of the Mahatma Gandhi University.
3.	Application 	 
These rules shall be applicable to all the affiliated colleges under the University, University departments of teaching and research and self financing schools of the University.
4.	Definitions	
1.	College :- means a college as defined in Section 2(2) and Section 2(7) of the Mahatma Gandhi University Act, 1985.
2.	Vice Chancellor: - means the Vice Chancellor of the Mahatma Gandhi University.
3.	Student’s Grievance Redressal Committee:- Student’s Grievance Redressal Committee constituted as per Rule 8 of these Rules.
4.	Student:- means a part- time or full- time student as defined in Section 2(26) of Mahatma Gandhi University Act, 1985.
5.	Principal:- means Head of College as defined in Section 2(16) of the Mahatma Gandhi University Act, 1985.
6.	Political Activity:- Political Activity means any act, activity or con duct by any student in a college by which political ideologies of any political party recognized by the Election Commission are preached, professed, imparted or disseminated by speeches, visible repre-sentation or other means of communication, whatsoever. In case of definitions not mentioned above, the definitions in the University Act and Statutes shall prevail.
PROHIBITION ON POLITICAL ACTIVITY INSIDE THE CAMPUS
A.	No student of a college shall get himself involved in any political activity by himself or any other activity carried on by fellow students inside the campus in any manner whatsoever and any such activity is hereby banned inside the campus.
B.	Taking part in any political activity by organizing students or to cause gathering inside the college campus for the purpose of doing any activity as defined in Rule 4(6) shall constitute serious indiscipline. Every member of such a gathering shall be individually liable and responsible for the gross indiscipline in this regard and the Principal shall have the power to take disciplinary action against students who indulge in the aforesaid activities.
C.	It shall constitute gross indiscipline to call for and appeal to strike based on policies and ideologies that may be preached by political parties or their sister organizations or students wings. The participants in the strike as aforesaid shall be dealt with by the disciplinary authority and they shall be imposed appropriate punishment as provided in these rules.
D.	No student of the college shall stage or indulge in any activity like Dharna, Gherao, or obstructing entry to and from any class room, office, hall or other places inside the campus and such activities shall be treated as misconduct.
E.	No student shall shout slogans inside the class rooms, office or any other place inside the campus and obstruct and interfare or cause disturbance and nuisance to the normal functioning of the institution. These activities shall be treated as misconduct.
PROCEDURE FOR IMPOSITION OF PUNISHMENT.
i.	The Principal of the college shall be the disciplinary authority in respect of the students in the college.
ii.	If, it comes to the notice of the Principal that a student or a class or group of students have committed misconduct as referred to in Rule 5 above and that the Principal is convinced that there is prima facie reason in the allegation against the delinquent students, he shall immediately pass an order suspending the student/ students from the college. iii. If the Principal is satisfied that the delinquency alleged in the complaint requires further investigation/enquiry, he shall report the matter to the College Council. After reporting the matter and after seeking the views of the Council the Principal shall appoint a competent teacher/ teachers to enquire into the matter and to submit the report immediately.
iv. The Enquiry Officer so appointed shall conduct enquiry without delay after gathering oral or written evidence from the complainant as well as the person against whom the allegations of delinquency, were made. The Enquiry Officer also shall give fair and reasonable opportunity to all the parties concerned and shall submit a report to the Principal without unnecessary delay.After the receipt of the report, the Principal shall consider the report and take appropriate action, which he deems fit, including the imposition of the following punishments.
1.	Imposition of fine.
2.	Issuance of compulsory transfer certificate.
3.	Dismissal from the college
In the event of imposition of punishment of dismissal or compulsory issuance of transfer certificate, the Principal shall forward the order along with the report to the University.
 PROHIBITION OF DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
The student shall not disfigure the class rooms, compound wall, or other buildings, inside the college campus by pasting posters or writing on the walls, in connection with any activity. They shall not damage or destroy any furniture, equipment and other materials inside the college campus. In the event of any student indulging in any such activity, a fine shall be imposed on him, which is to be fixed by the Principal of the College after evaluating the extent and magnitude of the damage so caused. The aforesaid imposition of fine is without prejudice to the liability of the delinquent student for prosecution under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code or under the Prevention of Damage to Public Properties Act. The damage so fixed by the Principal shall be recovered as arrears of land revenue and in the event of nonpayment, the recovery proceedings shall be taken against the person responsible.
LIBRARY RULES
A. Working Hours
 The library will be open from 8.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m on all days except Sundays and other Office holidays. The issue/return counter works only up to 2.30 p.m. Saturdays will be maintenance days and no book will be issued/returned on those days. B. General Rules
1.	Students entering the Reading Room should produce their identity cards at the entrance on demand.
2.	Personal articles like books, umbrellas, bags etc. should be kept at the entrance at places assigned for the purpose, before entering the library.
3.	Strict silence should be observed in and around the Library.
4.	Magazines and papers should not be removed from their places on the tables and stands. No mechanical reproduction or tracing of materials shall be made without the permission of the librarian.
5.	Books of reference, illustrated and rare books, special books, multi volume collections, serial publications and periodicals will not be issued out. However, these may be consulted within the library after making necessary entries in the reference register.
6.	Members of the staff may borrow books after making the necessary entries and signing in the issue registers. Teachers may keep text books with them for the whole academic year. Other books (not more than 10 at a time at any rate) may be kept up to 30 days. However, all books borrowed from the library should be returned before 31st March every year.
C.	Borrower Cards
 	Books are issued to students on borrower cards.
Degree students will be issued 4 Cards each and P. G. students 5. As a rule, only one book will be issued on a single card. The reader must surrender his/her card when a book is issued and take back the card when the book is returned. 1st year / semester students should apply for Borrower Cards in the prescribed form (available in the library) within 30 days of their admission. Tickets are issued for the duration of the course. On completion of the course, students should return their library cards by the dates fixed for the purpose, Borrower cards are not transferable. Students should submit in writing to the librarian, if their library card is lost. To replace a lost card a duplicate may be issued on payment of a penalty of Rs.50. 
D.	How to Borrow a Book
 Students may refer to the catalogue, identify the books, and leave the details with the librarian, before 11 Am on all working days. The books can be collected from the librarian in the afternoon, on production of the identity cards. Before leaving the counter the borrowers shall point out to the Librarian any damage or mutilation of the books they are taking. The Librarian will then make the necessary entries in the book and put his/her initials.
E.	Returning the Book
 It is the duty of the librarian and his staff to examine the books when they are returned by the borrowers. If mutilation, over writing removal of pages, or any damage detected, the librarian can take immediate action.The loan period is 14 days. But in special circumstances the Librarian can call back any book at any time from a reader, even if the period of loan has not expired. Books issued will not be renewed. However, if there is no demand from any other person, the book may be reissued after it is returned. Delay in retuning a book after the due date will entail a fine of one rupee per day (Rounded to the next rupee in case of fraction of a rupee), of delay for each volume.
F.	Damage to the Books
 Borrowers will be responsible for the loss of or damage to the books taken out by them. Marking on books with pencil or ink, soiling them, causing defacement to pages or binding, underlining, writing re-marks, etc. on pages, folding or tearing off pages, etc. will be held as serious charges. If a book belonging to a set or series is lost or damaged and a new volume is not separately available, the user will be required to replace the whole set or series. The damaged set or series may be returned to the person after making the re-placement. If a book is lost, it should be reported to the librarian immediately. He/She will decide if the book is to be replaced or paid for. If a book is not returned within one month after the due date, it will be considered lost. No member will be allowed to borrow books until the dues, if any, are cleared. If after the payment of the cost, a book lost or missing is recovered the library will not accept it. Books taken for reference/consultation need not be put back on the shelves by the readers themselves but may be handed over to the Assistant-in-charge.
 	All library arrears should be cleared by the students before they receive their Hall Tickets for University Examinations or before obtaining the T.C., incase they leave the college before the completion of the course.
PROGRAMMES COURSES OFFERED
The college offers 7 PG Programmes and 7 UG Programmes. The eligibility for admission to be courses are given below in details.
PG PROGRAMMES - ELIGIBILITY
1.	M H R M : Graduates with not less than 50% marks in the aggregate (in all parts of exam) for arts and Commerce and 55% marks in the aggregate for all other degrees or 50% marks in the aggregate for Master degree examination
2.	M S W : Any Graduate fnotless than 45 in part III Subjects.
3.	M Com. : B Com graduates with not less than 50% marks under Part III for BBA / BBM .
4.	M Sc Electronics : B Sc in Electronics, Electronics with Computer Hardware, Computer Science, Computer Application, Physics  with instrumentation, Electronics equipment and maintenance, Computer maintenance and Electronics or B C A with 50% marks.
5.	M Sc Biotechnology: Degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Zoology, Biotechnology, Botany, Plant Biology, Microbiology, with a minimum 45% aggregate marks in the concerned subjects of any recognized university.
6.	MA English language and literature: 50% marks in part I English in BSc, or BA.
7.	M Sc Computer Science: B Sc Degree with Maths/ Computer Science /Electronics as one of the subjects (Main or sub) or BCA/B. Tech Degree with not less than 55% marks in optional subjects.
UG PROGRAMMES - ELIGIBILITY
1.	B Com : Plus 2 or equivalent (45% marks essential for students other than Commerce)
2.	BCA: Plus 2 Science or equivalent with Maths / Computer Science or informatics practice as optional.
3.	BBA : Plus 2 or equivalent.
4.	B Sc (Electronics) : Plus 2 Science or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics
5.	B A in English: Literature & Communication Studies Model III Double main: Plus 2 or equivalent.
6.	B.Sc (Biotechnology) : Plus 2 Science or equivalent with Biology as one of the optional Subjects.
OPEN COURSE
Commerce	Fundamentals of Accounting	
Management	Brand Management	
Computer	Computer fundamentals Interet & MS Office	
English	English for Careers	
Electronics	Computer Assembling	
Biotechnolgy	Biotechnology for sustainable development	
Long Term Add on Courses:
Commerce	Tally Certification	
Management	CAT Training & Bank Coaching	
Computer	Asp.NET MVC 5	
Biotechnology	Bioinformatics	
Value Added Courses:
The College has initiated steps to enable the students to go beyond their curriculum cutting across the syllabi of other programmes. It is multidisciplinary. Each dept offers Value Added Courses open to all students in the College. These are self funded programmes and focus mainly on the 1 year UG students. Students a register themselves for this course on payment of Rs. 300/- pon successful compltion of the course, students are awarded certificates by duly qualified examiners.
Sl No.	Course Code	Course Name	Department	
1	MA VAC 001	English for Specific Situations	English	
2	MA VAC 002	Communication Skills in 
English	English	
3	MA VAC 003	Solid Waste Management	Biotechnology	
4	MA VAC 004	Bio Fertilisers and its  
Applications	Biotechnology	
5	MA VAC 005	MS Office and Malayalam 
Typing	Computer 
Science	
6	MA VAC 006	Web Designing	Computer 
Science	
7	MA VAC 007	Counselling and Psychotherapy	Social Work	
8	MA VAC 008	Long term and Short term 
Trading in Stock Markets	Commerce	
9	MA VAC 009	Digital Marketing	Commerce	
10	MA VAC 010	Inter Personal Communication 
and Soft Skills Training for Placement	Management 
Studies	
11	MA VAC 011	Start Up Support Programme for Youngsters	Management 
Studies	
12	MA VAC 012	Basic Computer Networking	Electronics	
13	MA VAC 013	Computer Assembling	Electronics	
CERTIFICATE COURSE
 	Commerce 	: Tally institute of learning certificate
COURSE STRUCTURE
BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) 
Semester I
Course Code	Subjects		Hours /
Week	
EN1CCT01	English -1	Common	5	
MM1CMT03	Discrete Mathematics 1	Complementary	4	
ST1CMT31	Basic Statistics	Core	4	
CA1CRT01	Computer Fundamentals &  
Digital Principles	Core	4	
CA1CRT02	Methodology of Programming 
& Programming in C  	Core	4	
CA1CRP01	Software Lab - I  	Core	4	
	Total		25	
Semester II
EN2CCT03	English II  	Common	5	
MM2CMT03	Discrete Mathematics - II	Complementary	4	
CA2CRT02	Database Management  
Systems	Core	4	
CA2CRT04	Computer Organization & 
Architecture	Core	4	
CA2CRT05	Objects Oriented Programming using C++	Core	3	
CA2CRP02	Software Lab II	Core	5	
	Total		25	
Semester III
CA3CRT06	Advanced Statistical Methods  	Complementary	4	
CA3CRT07	Computer Graphics 	Core	4	
CA3CRT08	Microprocessor & PC Hardware	Core	4	
CA3CRT09	Operating Systems 	Core	4	
CA3CRP03	Data Structure using C ++  	Core	4	
	Software Lab III  	Core	5	
	Total		25	
Semester IV
MM4CMT03	Operations Research	Complementary	4	
CA4CRT10	Design and Analysis of  
Alogorithms 	Core	4	
CA4CRT11	System Analysis &  Software 
Engineering 	Core	4	
CA4CRT12	Linux Administration 	Core	4	
CA4CRT13	Web Programming using PHP 	Core	4	
CA4CRT04	Software Lab -IV  	Core	5	
	Total		25	
Semester V
CA5CRT14	Computer Networks 	Core	4	
CA5CRT15	Operating Systems	Core	4	
CA5CRT16	Java Programming	Core	3	
CA5OPT02	Computer Fundamentals,  
Internet & MS Office	Open course	4	
CA5CRP05	Software Lab -V	Core	6	
CA5CRP06	Software Development Lab I	Mini Project	4	
	Total		25	
Semester VI
CA6CRT17	Cloud Computing	Core	5	
CA6CRT18	Mobile Application Development 
- Android	Core	5	
CA6CRT19	Data Mining	Core	5	
CA6CRP07	Seminar		2	
CA6CRP08	Software Development Lab II	Mini Project	8	
CA6VVT01	Viva Voce			
	Total		25	
BBA (Bachelor of Business Application)
Semester I
Code	Title	Course	Credit	Hours/ Week	
BA1CRT01	Principles and Methodology of Management	Core	4	6	
BA1CRT02	Business Accounting	Core	4	6	
BA1CMT03	Fundamentals of  
Business Mathematics	Complementary	4	4	
BA1CMT04	Fundamentals of  
Business Statistics	Complementary	4	4	
BA1CCT05	English Paper - 1	Common	4	5	
	Total		20	25	
Semester II
BA2CRT06	Cost and Management 
Accounting	Core	4	6	
BA2CRT07	Business  
Communication	Core	4	6	
BA2CMT08	Mathematics for  
Management	Complementary	4	4	
BA2CMT09	Statistics for  
Management	Complementary	4	4	
BA2CCT10	English Paper - II	Common 	4	5	
	Total		20	25	
Semester III
BA3CRT11	Human Resource  
Management	Core	4	5	
BA3CRT12	Marketing  
Management	Core	4	5	
BA3CRT13	Research Methodology	Core	4	5	
BA3CMT14	Business Laws	Complementary	4	5	
BA3PRP15	Personality Development and Management skills (Minor Project)	Core	4	5	
	Total		20	25	
Semester IV
BA4CRT16	Financial Management	Core	4	5	
BA4CRT17	Managerial Economics	Core	4	5	
BA4CRT18	Enterpreneurship 	Core	4	5	
BA4CMT19	Basic informatics for  
Management	Complementary	4	5	
BA4CMT20	Corporate Law	Complementary	4	5	
	Total		20	25	
Semester V
BA5CRT21	Organisational Behaviour	Core	4	6	
BA5OPT22	Brand Management	Open	3	4	
BA5CRT23	Environment Science and 
Human Rights	Croe	4	5	
BA5CMT24	Intellectual Property Rights and Industrial Laws	Complementary	4	5	
BA5CRT25	Operations Management	Core	2	2	
BA5CRT26	Industrial Relations	Core	3	3	
	Total		20	25	
Semester 	VI
BA6OCT27	Investment & Insurance  
Mangement	Optional (Core)	4	5	
BA6OCT28	Principles of Tourism  
Management	Optional (Core)	4	5	
BA6CRT29	Stratagic Management	Core	4	5	
BA6CRT30	Communication Skills and 
Personality Development	Core	4	5	
BA6PRP31	Management Project	Core	4	5	
	Total		20	25	
B. Sc. ELECTRONICS MODEL III (2017 onwards)
Semester I
Course Code	Title 	Course Category	Teaching Hours	Total 
Hours/
Sem	Credits	
EN1CCT01	English -I	Common 1	5	90	4	
EL1CRT01	Basic Electronics	Core	4	72	4	
EL1CRT02	Methodology of  Science	Core	4	75	4	
EL1CRP01	Basic Electronics Lab  Practical	Core	4	72	2	
PH1CMT03	Physics-Solid State Physics	Complementary	4	72	3	
MM1CMT07	Mathematics- 1	Complementary	4	72	3	
	Total Credits				20	
Semester II
EN2CCT03	English -III	Common II	5	90	4	
EL2CRT03	Electronic Circuits	Core	4	72	4	
EL2CRT04	Network Theory	Core	4	75	4	
EL2CRT05	Digital Electronics	Core	4	72	4	
EL2CRP02	Digital Electronics  Laboratory - Practical	Core	4	72	2	
MM2CMT07	Mathematics- II	Complementary	4	72	3	
	Total Credits				21	
Semester III
EL3CRT06	Analog Communication	Core	4	90	4	
EL3CRT07	Analog ICs and Applications	Core	4	72	4	
EL3CRT08	Electromagnetic Theory	Core	4	75	4	
EL3CRT09	8085 Microprocessor	Core	4	72	4	
EL3CRP03	Analog Electronics Circuits  
Lab - Practical	Core	5	72	2	
ST3CMT01	Probability and Statistics	Complementary	4	72	3	
	Total Credits				21	
Semester IV
EL4CRT10	Programming in C	Core	4	72	4	
EL4CRT11	Microwave Electronics	Core	4	72	4	
EL4CRT12	Digital Communication	Core	4	75	4	
EL4CRT13	Instrumentation Electronics	Core	4	72	3	
EL4CRP04	Programming in C Lab- Practical	Core	5	90	2	
EL4CRT05	Mircroprocessor Lab-Practical	Core	4	72	2	
	Total Credits				19	
Semester V
EL5CRT14	Microcontrollers and  Applications	Core	4	72	4	
EL5CRT15	Environmental  
Awareness and Human Rights	Core	4	72	4	
EL5CRT16	Computer Hardware	Core	4	75	4	
EL5CRP06	Microcontroller Lab-Practical	Core	5	90	2	
EL5CRP07	Communication Lab- Practical	Core	4	72	2	
EL5CBT01	Open Course - Computer Assembly	Core	4	72	3	
	Total Credits				19	
Semester VI
EL6CRT17	Optolectronics	Core	4	72	4	
EL6CRT18	Computer Networks	Core	5	90	4	
EL6CRT19	Digital Signal Processing	Core	5	90	4	
EL6CBT01	Choice Based Course Power Electronics	Core	4	72	4	
EL6SMP01	Presentation Skill Practice	Core	2	36	1	
EL6PRP01	Project Lab	Core	5	90	3	
	Total Credits				20	
B.Sc. (BIOTECHNOLOGY)
Semester I
Course No.	Course  Code	Course	
Common1	EN1CC01	English : Fine-tune Your English	
Core 1	BT1CRT01	Basic Life Sciences	
Core 2	BT1CRT02	Mthodology in Biotechnology	
Core 3	BT1CRP01	Practical - Basic Life Sciences  & Chemistry	
Compl.  1	BCICMT01	Elementary Biochemistry	
Compl.2	MB1CMT01	Fundamentals of Microbiology - 1	
Compl.3	BC2CMP01	Practical I Elementary Biochemistry	
Compl.4	MB2CMP03	Microbiology Practical -I	
Semester II
Common 2	EN2CC03	English : Issues that Matter	
Core 4	BT2CRT03	Cell Biology	
Core 5	BT2CRT04	Elementary Chemistry for Biology	
Core 7	BT2CMP05	Evolution & Development Biology	
Compl.5	BC2CRP02	Practical - Cell Biology	
Compl.6	MB2CMT02	Fundamentals of Microbiology - 2	
Compl.7	BC2CMP01	Practical II Biomolecules	
Compl.8	MB2CMP03	Microbiology Practical -I	
Semester III
Core 8	BT3CRT06	Immunology	
Core 9	BT3CRT07	Genetics	
Core 10	BT3CRT08	Biostatistics and Computer  applications	
Core 11	BT3CRP03	Practical Immunology and Genetics	
Compl. 9	BC3CMT03	Enzymology and Metabolism	
Compl.10	MB3CMT04	Applied Microbiology	
Compl.11	BC2CMP02	Practical III Enzymology and  
Metabolism	
Compl.12	MB4CMP06	Microbiology Practical -II	
Semester IV
Core 12	BT4CRT09	Molecular Biology	
Core 13	BT4CRT10	Enzymology	
Core 14	BT4CRT11	Biophysics  and Bioinformatics	
Core 15	BT4CRP04	Practical Molecular biology and Enzymology	
Compl.13	BC4CMT04	Nutritional and Clinical Biochemistry	
Compl.14	MB4CMT05	Medical Microbiology	
Compl.15	BC2CMP02	Practical IV Nutritional and Clinical  Biochemistry	
Compl.16	MB2CMP06	Microbiology Practical -II	
Semester V
Core 16	BT5CRT12	Recombinant DNA technology	
Core 17	BT5CRT13	Industrial Biotechnology	
Core 18	BT5CRT14	Animal Biotechnology	
Core 19	BT5CRP05	Practical DNA technology and  
Environmental  Biotechnology	
Core 20	BT50PT01B	Biotechnology for Sustainable Development	
Semester VI
Core 21	BT6CRT15	Plant Biotechnology	
Core 22	BT6CRT16	Industrial Biotechnology	
Core 23	BT6CBT 01	Choice Based Course (A/B/C)	
Core 24	BT6CRP06	Practical Industrial Biotechnology and Plant 
Biotechnology	
Core 25	BT6CRP07	Project and viva voice	
 
B.Com MODEL - I Co-operation
Semester I
Course Code	Title	Hours / Week 	
1	English I	5	
2	Second Language - Malayalam / Hindi	4	
C01CRT01	Dimensions & Methodology of Business Studies	4	
C01CRT02	Financial Accounting I	4	
C01CRT03	Corporate Regulations and Administration	4	
C01CMT01	Banking and Insurance	4	
	Total	25	
Semester II
1	English 	5	
2	Second Language - Malayalam / Hindi	4	
C02CRT04	Financial Accounting II	4	
C02CRT05	Business Regulatory Framework	4	
C02CRT06	Business Management	4	
C02CMT02	Principles of Business Decisions	4	
	Total	25	
Semester III
1	English III	3	
C03CRT07	Corporate Accounting I	5	
C03CRT08	Quantitative Techniques for -Business -I	5	
C03CRT09	Financial Markets and Operations	4	
C03CRT10	Marketing Management	4	
C030CT03	Optional Course I - Basics of Co-operations	4	
	Total	25	
Semester IV
1	English	3	
C04CRT11	Corporate Accounting II	6	
C04CRT12	Quantitative Techniques for -Business -II	6	
C04CRT13	Entrepreneurship Development & Project Management	5	
C040CT03	Management of Co-operative Enterprices	5	
	Total	25	
Semester V
C05CRT14	Cost Accounting- I	6	
C05CRT15	Environment Management & Human Rights	5	
C05CRT16	Financial Management	5	
C050CT03	Optional Course :Co-operative  Legal system	5	
5	[OPEN COURSE] - Fundamentals of Accounting	4	
	Total	25	
Semester VI
C06CRT17	Cost Accounting - II	5	
C06CRT18	Advertising & Sales Management	5	
C06CRT19	Auditing and Assurance	5	
C06CRT20	Management Accounting	5	
C060CT03	Optional Course IV - Accounting  for Co-operative 
Societies	5	
C06PR01	Project Viva		
	Total	25	
B. Com - Finance And Taxation
Semester I
Course Code	Title	Hours / Week 	
1	English	5	
2	Second Language - Malayalam / Hindi	4	
C01CRT01	Dimensions & Methodology of Business  
Studies	3	
C01CRT02	Financial Accounting I	5	
C01CRT03	Corporate Regulations & Administration	4	
C01CMT01	Banking and Insurance	4	
	Total	25	
Semester II
1	English	5	
2	Second Language - Malayalam / Hindi	4	
C02CRT04	Financial Accounting II	5	
C02CRT05	Business Regulatory Framework	4	
C02CRT06	Business Management	3	
C02CMT 02	Principles of Business Decisions	4	
	Total	25	
Semester III
1	English III	3	
C03CRT07	Corporate Accounting I	5	
C03CRT08	Quantitative Techniques for -Business -I	5	
C03CRT09	Financial Markets and Operations	4	
C03CRT10	Marketing Management	4	
C030CT01	Optional Course I - Goods and Services Tax	4	
	Total	25	
Semester IV
1	English	3	
C04CRT11	Corporate Accounts II	6	
C04CRT 12	Quantitative Techniques for Business II	6	
C04CRT 13	Entrepreneurship Development & Project Management	5	
C040CT01	Optional Course II - Financial Services	5	
	Total	25	
Semester V
C05CRT14	Cost Accounting -I	6	
C05CRT15	Environment Management and Human Rights	5	
C05CRT16	Financial  Management	5	
C050CT01	Optional Course III - Income Tax Law & Practice	5	
C050P03	[OPEN COURSE] - Fundamentals of  
Accounting	4	
	Total	25	
Semester VI
C06CRT17	Cost Accounting - II	5	
C06CRT18	Advertisment and Sales Management	5	
C06CRT19	Auditing and Assurance	5	
C06CRT20	Management  Accounting	5	
C060CT01	Optional Course IV - Income Tax  
Assessment  & Procedure	5	
C06PR01	Project Viva		
	Total	25	
B.A. English Literature & 
Communication studies. Model  III
Semester I
Course Code	Title	Hours / Week 	
EN1CC01	English I	5	
EN1CS01	English in Informal Situations	4	
EN1CR01	Methodology of Literary Studies	6	
EN1CS02	Conversational Skills	4	
S01CMT01	Complementary - Introduction to Sociology	6	
	Total	25	
Semester II
EN2CC03	Common Course 3 - Issues that Matter	5	
EN2CR02	Introducing Language and Literature	6	
EN2CS03	Introduction to Communication	4	
EN2CS04	Business Communication	4	
S02CMT02	Complementary - Development of Sociological 
Theories	6	
	Total	25	
Semester III
EN3CS05	Print Media and Journalism -1	5	
EN3CR03	Harmony of Prose	4	
EN2CR04	Symphony of verse	5	
EN3CR05	Indian writing in English	5	
EN3CM03	Evolution of Literary  Movements : The Shapers of Destiny	6	
	Total	25	
Semester IV
EN4CS06	Print Media & Journalism II	5	
EN4CR05	Modes of Fiction	4	
EN4CR06	Language and Linguistics	5	
EN4CR07	Acts on the Stage	5	
EN4CM04	Evolution of Literary Movements :  
Cross Currents of Change	6	
	Total	25	
Semester V
EN5CREN01	Environmental studies & Human Rights	5	
EN5CS07	Creative Writing & Translation studies	6	
EN5CS08	Mass Communication & Broadcasting media -Radio	5	
EN5CS09	Public Relations - I	5	
EN5CROPG03	[OPEN COURSE] - English for careers	4	
	Total	25	
Semester VI
EN6CS10	Entrepreneurship Development	5	
EN6CS11	Visual Media : Television & Cinema	5	
EN6CS12	Public Relations -  II	5	
EN6CS13	Office Administration and HRM	5	
EN6CB04	Choice Based Course Voices from the  
Margins	4	
EN6PR01	Project  (Individual on Group)	1	
	Total	25	
M.Sc. Electronics (2019 onwards)
Semester I
	Subjects	Type of the course	Hours /
Week	Credits	
EL010101	Network Analysis and 
Synthesis	Core	4	4	
EL010102  	Electronic Circuits Analysis	Core	4	4	
EL010103 	IC Fabrication and MEMS	Core	4	4	
EL010104	Digital Communication 
Techniques	Core	3	3	
EL010105	Advanced Electronics 
Circuit Lab 	Practical	10	4	
	Total Credits		19		
Semester II
EL010201	Digital Signal  
Processing &  
Applications	Core	4	4	
EL010202	AVR based  
Embedded Systems Core	Core	4	4	
EL010203	Mobile Computing	Core	4	4	
EL010204	VLSI Design and Analysis	Core	3	3	
EL010205	Microcontrollers and DSP 
Lab	Practical	10	4	
	Total Credits		19		
Semester III
EL010301	Digiral System Design	Core	4	4	
EL010302	Control System	Core	4	4	
EL010303	Object Oriented  
Programming	Core	4	4	
EL810302	Elective - Robotics	Elective	3	3	
EL810304	Object Oriented  
Programming Lab	Practical	10	4	
	Total		19		
Semester IV
EL010401	ARM Processor Based 
Embedded System	Core	5	4	
EL810402	Elective - Biomedical 
Electronics	Elective	5	4	
EL810403	Elective - Optical Sensor 
Technology	Elective	4	4	
EL010402	VHDL Programming Lab	Practical	10	3	
EL010403	Project work	Project		4	
EL010404	Comprehensive Viva 
Voce	Vive-Voce		3	
	Total Credits		80		
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Semester I
Course Code	Title of the Course	Type of the Course	Hours / 
Week	Credits	
BT020101	General Biochemistry	Theory	4	4	
BT020102	Cell Biology and Genetics	Theory	4	4	
BT020103	Instrumentation and  
Biostastics 	Theory	4	4	
BT020104	Biophysics and Bioinformatics 	Theory	3	4	
BT020105	Lab Course 1	Pracctical	10	4	
	Total		25	19	
Semester II
BT020201	Microbiology 	Theory	5	4	
BT020202	Immunology	Theory	5	4	
BT020203	Molecular Biology 	Theory	5	4	
BT020204	Enzymology & Metabolism 	Theory	5	3	
BT020205	Lab Course 2	Practical	5	4	
	Total		25	19	
Semester III
BT020301	Bioprocess Technology	Theory	4	4	
BT020302	Recmbinant DNA Technology	Theory	4	4	
BT020303	Environmental Biotechnology	Theory	4	4	
BT020304	Plant and Animal biotechnology	Theory	3	3	
BT020305	Lab Course III	Practical	10	4	
	Total			19	
Semester IV
BT8304	Elective I	Theory	5	4	
BT8404	Elective II	Theory	5	4	
BT8504	Elective III	Theory	5	4	
BT020401	Lab Course	Practical	10	4	
BT020402	Project and Dissertation			4	
BT020403	Comprehensive viva voce			3	
	Total			23	
MHRM 
(Master of Human Resource Management)
Semester I
Course 
Code	Tiles	Continual  
Evaluation 
(Marks)	University 
Evaluation 
(Marks)	
CC01	Principles and Practices  of  
Management	40	60	
CC02	Indian ethos in Management	40	60	
CC03	Organizational Behaviour	40	60	
CC04	Introduction to HRM	40	60	
CC05	Applications of Quantitative  techniques in business	40	60	
CC06	Accounting for managers	40	60	
CC07	Business Laws	40	60	
CC08	Business Communications	40	60	
	Total Marks	320	480	
Semester II
CC09	Environmental  Management and  sustainable development	40	60	
CC10	Managerial Economics and Global 
Business	40	60	
CC11	Financial Management	40	60	
CC12	Marketing Management	40	60	
CC13	Operations Management	40	60	
CC14	Innovation and change  
Management	40	60	
CC15	MIS and cyber security	40	60	
CC16	Internship	40	60	
	Total Marks	320	480	
Semester III
CC17	Research Methodology	40	60	
CC18	Knowledge and Talent  
Management	40	60	
CC19	Industrial Relations	40	60	
CC20	Training and Development	40	60	
CC21	Leadership Development	40	60	
CC22	Compensation Management  and Reward system	40	60	
CC23	Enterprise Resource Planning	40	60	
CC24	Labour Laws	40	60	
	Total Marks	320	480	
Semester IV
CC25	Strategic Human Resource  
Management	40	60	
CC26	Enterpreneurship Development	40	60	
EC02	Conflict and Negotiation Management	40	60	
EC04	Manpower Sourcing	40	60	
EC05	Counselling Skills for Managers	40	60	
EC06	Human Resource Accounting and Auditing	40	60	
CC27	Problem Centered project  Work		100	
CC28	Comprehensive  Viva		100	
	Total Marks	240	560	
COURSE FRAMEWORK  SUMMARY
Total Courses	Total Marks	
Total Number of Courses 32		
(28 Core Course including Project Works and Viva Voce & 04 Elective Courses)	3200	
Note : CC stands for Compulsory Course and EC fro Elective Course
LIST OF ELECTIVES
Course Code	Elective Course	
EC 01	HRM is Service Sector	
EC 02	Conflict and negotiation management	
EC 03	Project Management for HR Managers	
EC 04	Manpower Sourcing	
EC 05	Counselling Skills for Managers	
EC 06	Human Resource Accounting and Auditing	
EC 07	Diversity Management at Work Place	
EC 08	Human Resource Analytics	
M.Com - FINANCE & TAXATION
Semester I
Course  code	Subjects	Hours / 
Week	
CM010101	Specialized Accounting	5	
CM010102	Organisational  Behaviour	5	
CM010103	Marketing Management	5	
CM010104	Management  Optimisation Techniques	5	
CM010105	Methodology for Social Science  Research	5	
	Total	25	
Semester II
CM010201	 Advanced Corporate Accounting	5	
CM010202	Human  Resource Management	5	
CM010203	International Business and Finance	5	
CM010204	Quantitative Techniques	5	
CM010205	Strategic Management	5	
	Total	25	
Semester III
CM010301	Strategic Financial Management	6	
CM010302	Income Tax - Law and Practice	7	
CM010303	Security Analysis and Portfolio  
Management	6	
CM800301	Indirect Tax Laws	6	
	Total	25	
Semester IV
CM010401	Advanced cost and Management  
Acounting	6	
CM010402	Income Tax - Assessment and  
Procedures	7	
CM800401	Derivatives and Risk Management	6	
CM800402	Personal Investment and behavioural fincance	6	
CM010403	Project report		
CM010404	Comprehensive Viva Voce		
	Total	25	
MSW (Master of Social Work) M & P and CD
Semester I
Course Code	Title of the Course	Type 
of the 
Course	Hours per week	Credits	
SW0I0101	Social Sciences for -Social Work 	Core	3	3	
SW0I0102	Human Growth and  
Development	Core	3	3	
SW0I0103	History, Philosophy and fields of 
Social Work	Core	3	3	
SW0I0104	Social work practice  with  individuals	Core	3	3	
SW0I0105	Social Work Practice with  
Communities 	Core	3	3	
SW0I0106	Field Practicum	Core	12	6	
	Total			21	
Semester II
SW0I0201	Introduction to Abnormal and 
Social Psychology	Core	3	3	
SW0I0202	Counselling and Psychotherapy	Core	3	3	
SW0I0203	Professional Skills for Social 
Workers	Core	3	3	
SW0I0204	Social Work practice with Groups	Core	3	3	
SW0I0205	Social Work Research and 
Statistics	Core	3	3	
SW0I0206	Field Practicum 2	Core	12	3	
	Total			21	
Semester III
SW0I0301	Planning and Implementation of 
Development Projects	Core	3	3	
SW0I0302	Administration of Human Service 
Organization	Core	3	3	
SW0I0303	Field Practicum 3	Core	12	6	
SPECIALIZATION COURSES
Group 1 : Community Development (CD)
SW800301	Rural  & Urban Community Development	Elective	3	3	
SW800302	Environment and Disaster  
Management	Elective	3	3	
SW800303	Community Health for  
Development Practice	Elective	3	3	
Group 2 : Medical and Psychiatric Social Work (MPSW)
SW820301	Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis of Psychiatric Disorders	Elective	3	3	
SW820302	Social Work in the Field  of Health	Elective	3	3	
SW820303	Health Care Administration and 
Community Health	Elective	3	3	
	Total 			21	
Semester IV
SW010401	Social Legislation and  
Human Rights	Core	3	3	
SW010402	Gerentological Social Work	Core	3	3	
SW010403	Field Practicum 4	Core	12	6	
SW010404	Dissertation	Core	3	3	
SW010405	Internship (After  the completion of Foruth Semester Examination)	Core	10	5	
SPECIALIZATION COURSES
Group 1 : Community Development (CD)
SW800401	Human Resource Management for Development Practice	Elective	3	3	
SW800402	Economic Development  :  
Theory and Practice	Elective	3	3	
Group 2 : Medical and Psychiatric Social Work (MPSW)
SW820401	Social Work Interventions in the field of mental health	Elective	3	3	
SW820402	School Mental Health and Social 
Work Practice	Elective	3	3	
				27	
	MSW Total 			90	
M.A. English Language & Literature (2019 Admission)
Semester I 
Course Code	Title	Hours / Week	
EN010101	Up Unitl Chaucer : Early Literatures in English	5	
EN010102	Literatures of the English Renaissance	5	
EN010103	Literatures of the English Revolution /  
Enlightenement	5	
EN010104	19th Century English Literatures	5	
EN010105	Literary Criticism	5	
	Total	25	
Semester II
EN010101	Modernity and Modernisms	5	
EN010102	Postmodernism and Beyond	5	
EN010103	American Literatures	5	
EN010104	English Language History and Contemporary 
Linguistics	5	
EN010105	Thinking Theory	5	
	Total	25	
Semester III
EN010301	Reading India	5	
EN010302	Post Colonial Fiction	5	
EN010303	Body Text and Performance	5	
EN010304	Literature and Gender	5	
EN010305	Ethics in / as Literature	5	
	Total	25	
Semester IV
EN010401	Cultural Studies	5	
EN010402	Post Colonial Poetry	5	
EN820401	Modern European Fiction (Elective)	5	
EN820402	Modern European Drama (Elective)	5	
EN820403	Indian Poetics - Theories and Texts	5	
	Dissertation Viva - voce Examination		
	Presentation in a Seminar		
	Total	25	
CBCSS REGULATIONS FOR UG
(Extract of rules and regulations-With effect from 2017 Admission)
 The duration of UG programmes shall be 6 semesters. Day system will be followed. The duration of odd semesters shall be from June to October and that of even semesters from November to March. There shall be three days semester break after odd semesters and two months vacation during April and May in every academic year.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
 The U.G programms shall include (a) Common Courses (b) Core courses (c) Complementary Courses (d) Open courses (e) Co-curricular and (f) Extension activities. The open courses will be in the 5th semester. Co-curricular activities shall be included in the programme, but the credit earned shall not be counted for the minimum required credits.
Credits from various components
Programme Duration	6 Sem	
Total Credits required for successful completion of the Programme	120	
Credits required from Common Course I	22/14*	
Credits required from Common Course II	16/8*	
Credits required from Core Course and Complementry courses including Project	79/95*	
Open Course	3	
Minimum attendance required	75%	
Applicable for model I B.Com		
EXAMINATIONS
The evaluation of each paper shall contain two parts: (i) Internal or In-semester Assessment (ISA)
(ii)External or End-semester Assessment (ESA)
The internal to external assessment ratio shall be 1:4, both internal and external marks are to be rounded to the next integer. 
For all course (theory &  practical), grades are given on a 7-point scale based on the total percentage of marks, (ISA+ESA) as given below 	:-
Percentage of Marks	Grade	Grade Point	
95 and above	S Outstanding	10	
85 to below 95	A+ Excellent	9	
75 to below 85	A Very Good	8	
65 to below 75	B+ Good	7	
55 to below 65	B Above Average	6	
45 to below 55	C Satisfactory	5	
35 to below 45	D Pass	4	
Below 35	F Failure	0	
	Ab Absent	0	
Grades for the different courses, semesters and over all programme are given based on the corresponding CPA as shown below
GPA 	Grade 	Performance	
9.5 and above	S	Outstanding	
8.5 to below 9.5	A+	Excellent	
7.5 to below 8.5	A	Very Good	
6.5 to below 7.5	B+	Good	
5.5 to below 6.5	B	Above Average	
4.5 to below 5.5	C	Satisfactory	
3.5 to below 4.5	D	Pass	
Below 3.5	F	Failure	
For all courses without practical
a)	Marks of external Examination : 80
b)	Marks of internal evaluation 	: 20
Components of internal Evaluation of theory	Marks	
Attendance	5	
Assignment / Seminar / Viva	5	
Test papers (2x5=10)	10	
Total	20	
For all courses with practical total marks for external evaluation is 
60 and total marks for internal evaluvation is 15 
For all courses with practical
a)	Marks of external Examination : 60
b)	Marks of internal evaluation 	: 15
Components of internal Evaluation	Marks	
Attendance	5	
Assignment / Seminar / Viva	2	
Test papers (2x4)	8	
Total	15	
For practical examinations total marks for external evaluation is 
40 for internal evaluation is 10
Components internal evaluation of 
Practical	Marks	
Attendance	2	
Test papers (1x4=4)	4	
Record*	4	
Total	10	
Marks awarded for Record should be related to number of experiments recorded and duly signed by teacher concerned in charge all three components of internal assessments are mandatory for projects
a)	Marks of external Examination : 80
b)	Marks of internal evaluation 	: 20
Components of  External evaluation of 
Projects	Marks	
Dissertation (External)	50	
Viva-Voce (External)	30	
Total	80	
*Marks for dissertation may include study tour report if proposed in the syllabus
Components of  External evaluation of Projects	Marks	
Punctuality	5	
Experimentation / data collection	5	
Knowledge	5	
Report	5	
Total	20	
Attendance Evaluation for all papers
% of attendance	Marks	80-84	3	
90 and above	5	76-79	2	
85 - 89	4	75	1	
(Decimals are to be rounded to the next higher whole number)
ASSIGNMENTS
Assignments are to be done from 1st to 4th semesters. At least one assignment should be done in each semester for all courses.
SEMINAR / VIVA
A student shall present a seminar in the 5th semester for each paper and appear for Viva-voce in the 6th semester for each course.
INTERNAL ASSESMENT TEST PAPERS
Two test papers are to be conducted in each semester for each course. The evaluations of all components are to be published and are to be acknowledged by the candidates. All documents of internal assessments are to be kept in the college for one year and shall be made available for verification by the University. The responsibility of evaluating the internal assessment is vested on the teacher(s), who teaches the course.
EXTERNAL EXAMINATION
The external theory examination of all semesters shall be conducted by the University at the end of each semester. Students having a minimum of 75% average attendance for all the courses only can register for the examination. Condonation of shortage of attendence to a mamaximum of 10 days in a semester subject to a maximum of 2 times during the whole period of the programme may be granted by the University on valid grounds. This condonation shall not be counted for internal assessments. Benefit of attendance may be granted to students attending University/College union/ Co-curricular activities by treating them as present for the days of absence, on production of participation/attendance certificates, within one week, from competent authorities and endorsed by the head of the Institution. This is limited to a maximum of 10 Days per semester and this benefit shall be considered for internal assessment also. Those students who are not eligible even with condonation of shortage of attendance shall repeat the semester along with the next batch after obtaining readmission.
Pattern : Question Papers
(a)	Without practical
Sl. 
No.	Pattern	Marks	Choice of questions	Total marks	
1	Short  Answer / problem type	2	10/12	20	
2	Short essay / problem	5	6/9	30	
3	Essay / problem	15	2/4	30	
	Total			80	
(b)	With practical
Sl. 
No.	Pattern	Marks	Choice of questions	Total marks	
1	Short  Answer / problem type	1	10/12	10	
2	Short essay / problem	5	6/9	30	
3	Essay / problem	10	2/4	20	
	Total			60	
More details are available in the M.G. University website www.mguniversity.edu, www.mgu.ac.in
CREDIT AND SEMESTER SYSTEM FOR PG 
(EXTRACT OF RULES AND REGULATIONS)
These Regulations shall be called Mahatma Gandhi University Regulations (2011) governing postgraduate programs under the credit semester system (MGU-CSS-PG) these regulations shall come into force from the academic year 2012-13 onwards. There will be 4 semesters of 90 working days with 18 academic weeks of 5 days each.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
Students shall be admitted into postgraduate programme under the faculties. The programme shall include two types of courses, Programme Core (PC) courses and Programme Elective (PE) courses. There shall be a Programme Project (PP) with dissertation to be undertaken by all students. The programme will also include assignments, seminars/practical viva etc. if they are specified in the curriculum. There shall be various groups of programme elective courses for a programme such as Group A, Group B, etc. for the choice of  students subject to the availability of faculty and infrastructure in the institution and the selected group shall be the subject of specialization of the programme.
PROJECT WORK
Project Work shall be completed by working outside the regular teaching hours and carried out under the supervision of a teacher in the department concerned. A candidate may, however, in certain cases be permitted to work on the project in an industrial/research organization on the recommendation of the supervisor. There should be an internal assessment and external assessment for the project work. The external evaluation of the project work is followed by presentation of work including dissertation and viva-voce.The title and the credit with grade awarded for the programme project should be entered in the grade card issued by the University.
ASSIGNMENTS
Every student shall submit one assignment as an internal component for every course with weightage one. The topic for the assignment shall be allotted within the 6th week of instruction.
SEMINAR LECTURES
Every PG student shall deliver one seminar lecture as an internal component for every course with weightage two. The seminar lecture is expected to train the student in self-study, collection of relevant matter from books and Internet Resources, editing, document writing, typing and presentation.
CLASS TESTS
Every student shall undergo at least two class tests as an internal component for every course with weightage one each. The weighted average shall be taken for awarding the grade for class tests.
ATTENDANCE
1.	The minimum requirment of aggregate attendance during a semester for appearing the end semester examination shall be 75%. Condonation of shortage of attendance to a maximum of 10 days in a semester subject to a maximum of two times during the whole period of postgraduate programme may be granted by the University.
2.	If a student represents his/her institution, university, state or nation in sports, NCC, NSS or cultural or any other officially sponsored activities such as college union/university union activities, he/she shall be eligible to claim attendance for the actual number of days participated subject to maximum 10 days in a semester based on the specific recommendations of the Head of the department and Principal of the college concerned.
3.	A student who does not satisfy the requirements of attendance shall not be permitted to take the end semester examinations. 
EXAMINATIONS
1.	There shall be university examination at the end of each semester.
2.	Practical examinations shall be conducted by the university at the end of each semester
3.	Project evaluation and viva-voce shall be conducted at the end of the programme only. Practical examination, project evaluation and viva-voce shall be conducted by the two external examiners and one internal examiner.
4.	End-Semester Examinations: The examinations shall normally be at the end of each semester.
5.	There shall be one end-semester examination of 3 hours duration in each lecture-based course and practical course.
6.	A question paper may contain short answer type/annotation, short essay type questions/problems and long essay type questions. Different types of questions shall have different weightage to quantify their range. Weightage can very from course to course depending on their comparative importance, but a general pattern may be followed by the Board of Studies.
EVALUATION AND GRADING
The evaluation scheme for each course shall contain two parts;(a) internal evaluation and (b) external evaluation. 25% weightage shall be given to internal evaluation and the remaining 75% to external evaluation and the ratio and weightage between internal and external is 1:3. Both internal and external evaluations shall be carried out using direct grading system.
Internal Evaluation
The internal evaluation shall be based on predetermined transparent system involving periodic written tests, assignments, seminars and attendance in respect of theory courses and based on written tests, lab skill/records/viva and attendance in respect of practical courses.
Component	Weight	
Assignment	1	
Seminar	2	
Attendance	1	
Two Test papers	2	
 To ensure transparency of the evaluation process, the internal assessment grade awarded to the students in each course in a semester shall be published on the notice board at least one week before the commencement of external examination. There shall not be any chance for improvement for internal Grade. The course teacher and the faculty advisor shall maintain the academic record of each student registered for the course which shall be forwarded to the university through the college principal and a copy should be kept in the college for at least two years for verification.
GRADES FOR ATTENDANCE
% of  Attendance	Weight	
> 90	A	
Between 85 and 90	B	
Between 80 and 85	C	
Between 75 and 80	D	
< 75	E	
EXTERNAL EVALUATION
The external examination in theory courses is to be conducted by the university with question papers set by external experts. The evaluation of the answer scripts shall be done by examiners based on a well-defined scheme of valuation. The external evaluation shall be done immediately after the examination preferably through centralized valuation. Photocopies of the answer scripts of the external examination shall be made available to the students for scrutiny on request and revaluation/scrutiny of answer scripts shall be done as per the existing rules prevailing in the university. The question paper should be strictly on the basis of model question paper set by BOS and there shall be a combined meeting of the question paper setters for scrutiny and finalization of question paper. Each set of question should be accompanied by its scheme of valuation.
DIRECT GRADING SYSTEM
Direct grading system based on a 5-point scale is used to evaluate the performance(external and internal examination of students). Each course is evaluated by assigning a letter grade(A,B,C,D, or E)to that course by the method of direct grading. The internal (weightage=1) and external (weightage=3) components of a course are separately graded and then combined to get the grade of the course after taking into account of their weightage. A separate minimum of C grade is required for a pass for both internal evaluation and external evaluation for every course. A student who fails to secure a minimum grade for a pass in a course will be permitted to write the examination along with the next batch.
Letter Grade	Performance	Grade Point (G)	Grade Range	
A	Excellent	4	3.5 to 4.00	
B	Very Good	3	2.5 to 3.49	
C	Good	2	1.5 to 2.49	
D	Averge	1	0.5 to 1.49	
E	Poor	0	0.0 to 0.49	
The overall grade for a program for certification shall be based on CGPA with a 7-point scale given below.
CGPA	Grade	
3.80 to 4.00	A+	
3.50 to 3.79	A	
3.00 to 3.49	B+	
2.50 to 2.99	B	
2.00 to 2.49	C+	
1.50 to 1.99	C	
1.00 to 1.49	D	
GRADE CARD
The consolidated grade card issued at the end of the final semester shall contain the details of all courses taken during the entire programme including those taken over and above the prescribed minimum credits for obtaining the degree. The Final Grade Card shall show the CGPA and the overall letter grade of a student for the entire programme.
CURRICULAR AND EXTRACURRICULAR  
ACTIVITIES OF THE COLLEGE
PRO: Mr. Shaji Augustine, Mr. Manoj C. George.
The National Service Scheme (N. S. S.)
The NSS is under the Ministry of  Human Resource Development. Its objective is the development of the personality of the students, through involvement in community services. A unit of the NSS was started in this College in 1996. There are two units at present with a strength of two hundred volunteers. Members are selected on the basis of their aptitude. Admission is open to all students. The syndicate of the Mahatma Gandhi University has decided to award 2% marks as grace marks in University Examinations, to the N.S.S. volunteers of all courses including professional courses, if they participate in the N.S.S. activities and camp during holidays.
Teachers in Charge:
Mr. Jobin P Mathew (Dept of English)
Mr. Vineeth Kumar V (Dept.of Electronics)
INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)
The University Grants Commission (UGC), established in November 1956 as a statutory body of the Government of India through an Act of Parliament, has the unique distinction of being the only grant-giving agency in the country which has been vested with two responsibilities that of providing funds and that of coordination, determination and maintenance of standards in institutions of higher education. To monitor standards of the higher educational institutions the UGC has established the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) as an autonomous body, under section it (ccc) of its Act in September 1994. Internal Quality Assurance Cell is conceived as a mechanism to build and ensure a quality culture at the institutional level. Every college should have an internal assurance system, known as 1QAC
IQAC -Vision
To ensure quality culture as the prime concern for the Higher Education Institutions through institutionalizing and internalizing all the initiatives taken with internal and external support. Objective.
IQAC - objective
*	To develop a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic action
*	To improve the academic and administrative performance of the institution.
*	To promote measures for institutional functioning towards quality enhancement through internalization of quality culture and institutionalization of best practices.
IQAC - Council
1.	Dr. Joy Jacob - Principal 	-  Chairperson
2.	Fr. Joseph Alencherry- Vice Principal  -  Vice Chairman
3.	Dr. Fed Mathew (Dept of Eng.) 	-  Co-ordinator
4.	Mr. Shaji Augustine  	-  Senior administrative officer
5.	Sri Jose Joseph - MCom, MBA   	- (HOD Dept. of Commerce)
6.	Sri Jobin P. Mathew - MA, BEd 	- (HOD Dept. of English)
7.	Sri Binu George - MBA 	- (HOD Dept. of Management)
8.	Sri Prakash Joseph - MCA 	- (HOD Dept. of Computer Sciences)
9.	Sri Abhilash V - MSc 	- (HOD Dept. of Electronics)
10.	Dr. Sajesh Kumar N  K - MSc, Ph.D 	- (HOD Dept. of Bio-Technology)
11.	Sri Siju Thomas - MSW, MA (Psy), Mphil - (HOD Dept. of Social Sciences
12. Ms. Suvarna Mathew - MSc, BEd 	- (HOD Dept. of Mathematics)	
13. Dr. Baby Joseph 	- (Management Rep. Trust Member)	
14.  Mr. Sanju Nedumkunnel 	- (Alumini President)	
15. Ms. Sony (MD Viswas group) 	- (Industrialist)	
16. College Union Chairman 	 - (Student Representative)	
SPORTS AND GAMES
The college encourages all those students who are interested in sports and games, and it provides all facilities needed for these activities. Competitions are held annually in various games and in track and field events.
Co-ordinator - Mr. Manoj C. George
FACULTY OF RELIGION
The academic study of religion provides critical tools for analyzing how powerful ideologies, institutions, and values of the past continue today to animate not only “religious” people and societies but even the most “modern” and “secular” ones, as well. It is a place where students learn to weave together and integrate the liberal arts education that includes the social sciences, humanities, natural sciences with the ethical, moral, social and religious mores established by the society. In the words of Bates’ mission statement, the Religious Studies curriculum prepares “leaders sustained by a love of learning and a commitment to responsible stewardship of the wider world.”
Rev. Dr. George Varghese Njarakkunnel 	-  Patron
Dr. Joy Jacob 	- Chairman
Fr. Jospeh Alancherry 	- Co-ordinator
Mr. Prakash Joseph 	- Secretary
Mr. Shaji Augustine 	- Treasurer
All the Calss Teachers 	- Faculty
TEACHERS’ GRIEVANCE CELL
The profession of teaching involves several responsibilities in addition to classroom interactions with students. Teachers are held accountable for student scores, student behavior, maintaining documents in addition to student data, interacting meaningfully with parents, ensuring that all students get their due share of participation in co-curricular events and competitions, counseling students on various issues etc. Teachers due to the nature of their job, often face conflicts and issues.  Also, a teacher’s job is not always given its due in terms of professional autonomy, security, appropriate working conditions, facilities in terms of leave, leisure, etc.. When an individual teacher or a group of teachers feel that they are treated unfairly or are not given their rightful dues as promised by the employer, they need to address these grievances to the competent authority to settle the dispute justifiably. The teacher’s grievance cell of the college is formed with this aim.
Dr. Joy Jacob - Principal 	- 	Chairman
Fr. Joseph Alancherry - Vice Principal 	- 	Vice-Chairman
Mr. Binu George (Dept. of Management) 	- 	Co-ordinators
Ms. Suvarna Mathew (Dept of Mathematics)
Mr. Arun K Abraham (Dept of Computer Sciences)
Ms. Regina Sebastian (Dept.of Electronics)
PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION
The Parent-Teacher Association of MAC is formed toed to work for the general welfare of the college. All parents and teachers of the college are members of the PTA. The association procures funds to assist in the holistic development of the college and organizes programmes to support the students and the college. The PTA has an executive of nine members of whom eight are selected by the General Body of the organization. The College Principal is the President of the PTA and the Secretary is elected from among the teacher members and the Vice-President from among the parent members.
Mr. Sojan Jose 	- President
Dr. Joy Jacob 	- Treasurer
Mr. Prakash Joseph  -  Secretary
Executive members -  Mr. Jaimon  Mulayarathu, 
 	 	Ms. Diana Siby
 	 	Mr. Saji Varalikkara
 	 	Mr. M.K. Chandran
 	 	Ms. Celine Benny
STUDENTS GRIVANCE REDRESSAL CELL:- 
The college shall form a Grievance Redress Committee in each department comprising of course teacher and one senior teacher as members and the Head of the department as chairman. The committee shall address all grievances.
Grievence Redressal Committee
Dr. Joy Jacob - Principal 	- Chairman
Fr. Joseph Alancherry - Vice Principal - Vice-Chairman -
Prof M K Kurian 	- Co ordinator
Ms. Linsy Antony (Dept of Management)
Ms. Caroline Joseph (Dept of Commerce)
Ms. Mintu Babu (Dept of Commerce)
THE COLLEGE UNION
The College Union comprises all students of the college. Those who are on the rolls at the time of the elections have the right to vote and contest elections to the College Union. The main objectives of the College Union are to train the students in the duties and rights of citizenship. Besides, it promotes opportunities for their development by organizing debates, seminars and such other programmes. The Union Executive consists of the Staff Adviser, the Chairman of the College Union, the Vice- Chairman, the General Secretary, the Arts Club Secretary, the Editor, two University Union Councillors, one representative each elected from each semester of all courses and two lady representatives elected by and from among, the women students. The Union Executive nominates a Sports Club Secretary and two Sub Editors for the College Magazine. The Principal will be the ex-officio treasurer and patron of the College Union. Expenses for the activities of the College Union require the prior sanction of the principal. 
HIGH COURT ORDER PROHIBITING CAMPUS POLITICS
The Honourable High Court of Kerala has declared in the Mar 
Augusthinose College, Ramapuram Case Judgement dated 26-05-
2003 that the educational institution has the right to prohibit political activities on the campus and forbid students from organizing or attending meetings other than the official ones within the College campus. The relevant part of Judgment is quoted below.
We are of the view that guideline (9) banning political activities within the campus and forbidding the students from organizing or attending meetings other than the official ones with the campus is not designed to prohibit any of the fundamental rights of the students guaranteed under Article 19 (1) (a) or 19 (1) (c). It is not a total prohibition of any fundamental right, but only a reasonable restriction confined to college campus and the code of conduct cannot be flouted in the name of any other freedom or the rights guaranteed under Article 19 (1) (a) or 19 (1) (c). Once students are admitted to an educational institution they are bound by the code of conduct laid down by he educational institutions through the prospectus or College calendar and it is implicit that they should observe the code of conduct necessary for the proper administration and management of the institution. Restrictions are only reasonable and designed to promote discipline in the educational institution so that the objectives of the educational institution could be achieved and the wisdom of laying down those restrictions cannot be challenged by the student after getting admitted to the educational institution. The right to admission not being absolute there could be regulatory measures for ensuring educational standards and maintaining excellence in education. Rules and made for maintaining discipline in the educational institution which is applicable equally to the management, teaching staff, non-teaching staff and the student community as a whole for its proper functioning. Clause 9 of the General Discipline laid down by Mar Augusthinose College, Ramapuram does not violate Article 19 (1) (a) or 19 (1) (c) of the Constitution of India and therefore liable to be upheld. In other words, those restrictions are for the proper functioning of the educational institution itself.
Election to the College Union is conducted on the parliamentary mode as per Para 6.2.4 of the J.M. Lyngdoh Commission Report and order passed by the Supreme Court of Indian in SLP No. 24295/2004. The college Union comprises a Students’ general council and an executive. All students are members of the general council. To conduct the election to the Executive Council, an electoral council, an electoral council consisting of two elected representatives (1 Boy& 1 Girl) from each class will be formed. The electoral council will elect the executive committee consisting of the following office bearers: Chairman/person, Vice Chairman/chairperson, General Secretary, University Union Councilors (2), Magazine Editor and the Arts Club Secretary.
The college reserves the right to conduct the election to the College Union on any date which the college deems suitable for such an election as per the order the High Court of Kerala No. 
ALUMNI ASSOClATlON
The purpose of an association is to foster a spirit of loyalty and to promote the general welfare of their alma mater. The alumni association exists to supports the parent organization to achieve its goals and to strengthen the ties between alumni, the community, and the parent organization. Alumni are the ambassadors of the college and assist in the further development of the members & the college through their support.
Office Bearers
Mr. Sanju Thomas 	- 	President	
Mr.Arun Thomas 	- 	Vice president	
Mr. Arun K. Abraham 	- 	Secretary	
Ms. Meera Elzabeth Augustine - 	Joint Secretary etc.
Mr. Shihas P. Shahul 	- 	Treasurar
Executive Committee
Ms. Rajasree Nair
Ms. Neethu Soman
Mr. Gokul Raj
Mr. Pramod Prasad
Mr. Arjun Sunny
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES  OF THE COLLEGE
Today’s young are filled with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. Their energy and enthusiasm should never be wasted on desert sands of useless and unwholesome actions. We need to harness their potentials and channelize them to their betterment and society. With this aim, the college has the following clubs and associations to keep the students vibrant, active and interested in their curriculum
1.  SENIOR ASSISTANT AND SUPERINTENDANT OF EXAMINATIONS
Two members of the Faculty are given the charge to conduct University as well as the Internal Examinations.
Mr. Jose Joseph - Dept.of Commerce
Ms. Siji Jacob - Dept. of Electronics
2.	STAFF SECRETARY TO THE COLLEGE COUNCIL:
Ms. Siji Jacob 
3.	COORDINATOR - INTERNAL ASSESSMENT: 
He shall coordinate the different departments to prepare the internal evaluation marks forms A and B and see that they are uploaded in time in the University portal.
Teachers in Charge
Mr. Wilson P. Victor - Dept. of English
Ms. Lincy Antony - Dept. of Management
Ms. Archana Gopinath - Dept. of Comuputer Science
4. ADMISSIONS AND TIME TABLE
The Admission committee assists the Principal in the admission procedure and prepares the general time table for conducting classes
Mr. Siju Mathew - Dept. of Commerce
Ms. Suvarna Mathew - Dept. of Mathematics
5. STAFF ADVISOR TO THE COLLEGE UNION
A member of the staff is in charge of the College Union Activities. The Principal is the Ex-officio patron and treasurer of the college union.
Mr. Jobin P. Mathew - Dept. of English
6. RETURNING OFFICER
The Returning Officer appointed by the Principal conducts the election to the College Union programmes and expenses of the college union requires special sanction of the Principal. The staff advisor is appointed to direct the college union on all the programmes.
Dr. Fed Mathew - Dept. of English
7.  NAD (National Academic Depository)
Nodal Office : Dr. Fed Mathew
8. YIP (Young Investors Programme) - K DISC
Nodal Officers - Mr. Arun K. Abraham
 	              Mr. Sunil K. Joseph
9. ANTI RAGGING CELL
The greatest menace encountered by the present education system is ragging. The Supreme Court and the High courts have promulgated umpteen orders banning any type of ragging in the campus. To prevent ragging and similar unwholesome activities in the campus, Anti-ragging cell functions in the college. Anti-ragging campaigns are organized by the cell to conscientious the students of the evils of ragging and the necessity of gentle and decent demeanor and behaviour in the college
Dr. Joy Jacob - Principal 	- Chairman
Fr. Joseph Alancherry - Vice Principal 	- Vice Chairman
Mr. Shaji Augustine - Bursar 	- Ex-officio
Prof. M.K. Kurian - Dept. of Commerce - Co-ordinator
Members - Ms. Asha Maria Paul - Dept. of Social Work
 	     Ms. Jasmin Antony - Dept. of Electronics
 	     Ms. Maira Jacob - Dept. of Computer Science
10. ANTI HARASSMENT CELL
Mar Augusthinose College is committed to providing a safe academic and working environment to all the students especially its girl students and women employees. As per the guidelines of UGC and the Supreme Court an Anti Sexual Harassment Cell has been established by the College to provide a healthy and congenial environment to the staff and students so that women are not subjected to gender-specific discrimination or sexual harassment.
What constitutes harassment? Any unwelcome sexually determined behaviour (physical, verbal or any other form), which violates a woman’s dignity and interferes with her ability to operate freely at work and study. Harassment would also include genderbased discriminatory behaviour.
The cell has been constituted to meet the following objectives:
*	to develop the guidelines and norms for a policy against sexual harassment.
*	to develop principles and procedures for combating sexual harassment.
*	to prepare a detailed plan of action, both short and long term
Anti Harassment Committe
Ms. Dhanya S. Namoothiri - Dept. of Management Studies
Ms. Carolin Joseph  	- Dept. of Commerce	
Ms. Kala S.  	- Dept. of Commerce	
Ms. Ramya K. S.  	- Dept. of Management Studies	
Ms. Dona Maria John  	- Dept. of Biotechnology	
11. DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATIONS
Each department has an association to nurture the curricular, cocurricular and extracurricular potentials of students. The Associations provide the students with a platform to showcase their latent and inborn talents. Each Association organizes a smorgasbord of activities every year.
Teachers in charge
Commerce 
Management
Computer Science (MACSA) Mr. Siby M.J.
Electronics
Biotechnology
English
Social Sciences
12. MENTORING PROGRAMME
Mentoring programme, a novel initiative of NAAC, is conducted to help students to strengthen their varied capabilities and to build an interpersonal relationship between their teachers. Mentors will guide the students giving them the influence and guidance they need to reach their highest potential. The mentor shall a friend philosopher and guide to the mentee. AH students (mentees) are assigned a mentor (facuIty).
*	Students are assigned mainly to their faculty, to develop among the mentee’s interest in their programmes of study.
*	Mentors are to be constantly in contact with mentees. They can adjust the frequency based on the needs of the mentee.
Teachers in Charge
Rev. Dr. Bobby John (Dept. of Management Studies)
Ms. Dimble Jacob P. (Dept. of Commerce)
13. CAREER AND PLACEMENT CELL
The Placement Cell of the college functions under the guidance of a staff co-ordinator and it endeavors to impart training to students in choosing an appropriate career in the future. The cell coordinates the various career guidance programmes conducted by the departments. The cell also organizes career guidance, seminars and personality development programmes for the graduate students* The final year students are trained to face both personal and general interviews. The cell subscribes to various career magazines and displays on notice boards news regarding important career opportunities.
Mr. Prakash Joseph  - Dept. of Computer Science
Mr. Wilson P. Victor - Dept. of English
Mr. Georgekutty M. C. - Dept. of English
14. MARS (MAR AUGUSTHINOSE RESEARCH SOCIETY)
The three pillars of higher education today are Teaching Research and extension. MARS is framed to popularize and instill among the staff the culture of research and extension activities. The Society promotes the teaching community to pursue academic research leading towards Ph.D. and publish research articles in the CARE list, The college houses the Paremakkal Gobernador Research Center that encourages researches in church history and allied subjects.
Dr. Titus T. K. - Convener
Rev. Dr. Bobby John - Joint Convener
15. APTITUDE TRAINING CENTRE
To crack the aptitude tests of various competitive examination, an aptitude cell with well-qualified aptitude trainers functions in the college.
Mr. Prakash Joseph (Dept. of Computer Science )
Mr. Abhilash V  (Dept. of  Electronics )
Ms. Sandra Maria John (Dept. of Commerce)
16. SCHOLAR SUPPORT PROGRAMME (SSP)
The Scholar Support Programme aims at imparting personalized additional support to needy students through tutorials, study materials, additional lectures, question banks, interactive sessions, the formation of quality circles in colleges for the programme, dissemination of classes through personal and web-based modes, etc The SSP of the college functions without any financial support from the State Government.
Mr. Nirmal Kuriakose,(Dept of Commerce)
Ms. Jasmin Antony(Dept of Electronics)
17. WALK WITH A SCHOLAR (WWS).
Walk with a Scholar (WWS) scheme proposes to arrange specialized mentoring programmes for students in Under Graduate programmes and to provide guidance for their future. The scheme introduces the idea of mentoring and builds on the concept of a mentor as a ‘Guide’ and ‘Friend’. The scheme aims at giving necessary orientation to needy students, preparing them for employment, and giving them necessary guidance; motivation and mental support to identify appropriate areas for higher study as well as employment. The WWS of the college functions without any financial support from the state government.
Mr. Siju Thomas (Dept of Social Sciences) 
Mr. Roy George (Dept of Management)
18. ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CLUB
ED Club functions in the college with a view to encouraging those students who have valuable, original and ingenious entrepreneurial ideas, which may not germinate and grow to completion without necessary environment, ambiance and support. Enabling students to materialize their innovative ideas even while in colleges could contribute significantly to the growth of a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in the country.
Prof. John Zacharias - Dept. of Management
Ms. Meera Elizabeth Augustine - Dept. of Management
19. ANTI NARCOTIC CLUB
The extensive use of narcotics within and outside educational institutions has become a serious concern nowadays. It’s high time for teachers and parents to work against this menace and eradicate it. The highly energetic youth can be guided by educating and at the same time by warning them against the adverse effect of narcotics. With this noble intention, we formed the anti-narcotics club in our college.
Activities of the Anti-narcotics Club
Ensure no sale of tobacco/narcotic products inside the premises and within the radius of 100 yards of the college. Design notice board as per COTPA (Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act) guidelines and install at various locations. Conducting Anti-drug ralies.
Conducting poster presentations on the alarming health effects of narcotics.
Mr. Shan Augustine ( Dept of Computer Science)
Ms. Rathi C R (Dept. of Biotechnology)
20. MUSIC CLUB
The music club at MAC aims to provide a platform for students to showcase their musical talent continually. We believe that it is essential to nurture the innate musical talent in everyone. This not only acts as a diversion from the busy professional schedules but also inspires one to perform well in all aspects of life by serving as a morale booster.
Ms. Surabhi Kurian (Dept of Computer Sciences)
Ms. Jomy Joseph (Dept. of Electronics)
21. DANCE CLUB
This dance club is to highlight the talents of dance and creativity providing opportunities to dance lovers to prove their talents and a platform for them to have artistic exploration.
Ms. Neethu Anna Job (Dept of English) 
Ms. Nice Cyriac (Dept of Electronics)
22. DRAMA CLUB
The Dramatics Club is a platform where enthusiastic individuals meet and synergize their energies to bring out their histrionic capability.
Mr. Chacko T M. (Dept of English)
Ms. Sheeba Thomas (Dept of English)
23. ARTS CLUB
Arts club arranges the youth festival of the college and various other art and music performances and completions
Mr. Sumesh C. N. - Dept. of Commerce
Ms. Sheeba Thomas - Dept. of English
24. ORATORY CLUB
The club aims at enhancing the ability of the students to communicate and demonstrate their feelings by exploring and understanding their own emotions. It provides the platform for finding who they are. Learning to express oneself in a healthy manner is a wonderful way to live an authentic and more meaningful. Ms. Bijo Joseph (Dept of Social Work)
25. COUNSELLING AND GUIDANCE CELL
The stress and strain of life have become a part and parcel of everyday life. Many students cow down before the challenges they face. Frustration, ennui, meaningless, etc have the order of the student community* The counselling and guidance cell of the college helps the students to transform all life challenges into opportunities for maximum academic achievement and optimal personal growth so that in due course of time, they become valuable assets to the society.
Ms. Asha Maria Paul (Dept of Social sciences)
Ms. Bijo A Joseph (Dept of Social Sciences)
26. NOON DAY CULTURAL PROGRAMME
I The college provides an opportunity for every student to display his artistic talents. Each department is allotted slots in the noon interval to conduct cultural programmes. It is a unique feature of MAC
Mr. Lijin Joy (Dept of Electronics),
Ms. Moncy Thomas (Dept of Management Studies)
27. WOMEN’S FORUM
Women’s Forum of MAC is established to create a safe and active environment that boosts all-round developments of women members. Ail-female students, staff members and faculty members of MAC are members of Women’s Forum. It provides a platform for women to share their experiences and views regarding their status in the society and to suggest ways to improve and empower themselves.
Ms. Manesh Mathew (Dept.of Biotechnology)
Ms. Ann Mary John (Dept.of Commerce)
Ms. Meenu Elizabeth (Dept of Computer sciences)
28. WRITERS’ FORUM
The Writers Forum is open to MAC students interested in writing poetry, prdse, plays, song lyrics, graphic novels, and other genres. The purpose of the forum is to provide a positive and productive atmosphere for developing student writers to integrate, learn, and grow.
Ms. Riya James (Dept.of English)
29. READERS’ FORUM
In an age maraud by umpteen social media; the significance of reading has been lost. The readers’ forum established in the college fosters, promotes and nurtures reading habit among the students. The club intends to make the students fall in love with books.
Mr. Michael Cyriac (Dept of English) 
Mr. Jithin Robin (Dept of Commerce)
30. QUIZ CLUB
The unprecedented growth of quizzing has made it popular with people of all ages in almost every sphere of life. Quizzing is no more a general knowledge test. It is an entertaining mind sport that tests a person’s mental ability, alertness and general awareness. These factors resulted in the formation of ‘The Quiz Club at MAC.
Mr. Georgekutty Sebastian (Dept.of Commerce)
Mr. Jithin Robin (Dept.of Commerce)
Ms. Dhanyamol Varghese (Dept of Commerce)
31. P.G. STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION
It is a unique platform for the students of various Post Graduate programmes to come together and discuss matters of curricular and co-curricular and extracurricular interests
Ms. Siji Jacob (Dept of Electronics)
32. YOGA CLUB
Yoga is the union of body conscious with the subconscious. Jivatma & Paramatma. It is the science of healthy & better living. Yoga helps to control the moods of the mind and helps to maintain total health and wellness physically, morally, emotionally and spirituality.
Mr. Abhilas V (Dept of Electronics)
Ms. Alphonsa George (Dept of Maths)
33. KARATE CLUB
Karate classes are conducted in the college to equip the students with self-defense skills that they may protect themselves in challenging situations. This is in keeping with the larger policy of the college which aims to impart holistic education comprehensively preparing students for the world ahead.
Mr. Sunil K Joseph (Dept of Computer Sciences)
34. NATURE CLUB
The Nature Club of MAC aims to inspire students to think differently about the environment and encourage them to be ecofriendly and to do whatever they could do to protect nature. To help young people experience the wonder and wilderness of nature. The club is formed with the following objectives.
To create awareness about the environment and issues of conservation.
To initiate conservation action and conservation education activities.
To promote environment-friendly lifestyles.
Mr. Jiby John Mathew (Dept of Biotechnology)
Ms. Anju George (Dept of Biotech)
Mr. Binoy Augustine (Dept of Biotech)
35. LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR
It is the obligation of those who have to reach out to those haven’t. The staff and students of the college put in the ‘widow’s mite’ to help the needy and deserving.
Fr. Joseph Alancherry - Vice Principal
36. SCIENCE CLUB
Science Club of MAC functions with the objectives to promote an interest in the sciences, to experience the sciences above and beyond the classroom setting, to provide career information, and to enhance the scientific thinking and analytical prowess of the students.
Mr. Jephin Jose (Dept of computer sciences)
Ms. Rekha Claris Joseph (Dept of Computer Science)
37. STARTUPS AND INCUBATION CENTRE
Studying entrepreneurship without doing is like studying the appreciation of music without listening to it. Until you confront the fear and discomfort of being in the world and say, “Here, I made this,” it’s impossible to understand anything at all about what it means to be an entrepreneur. – Seth Godin The Startup Centre at MAC is a guiding beacon for students who harbour dreams of taking a path less trodden. The centre is a community singularly devoted to promoting entrepreneurship within the student fraternity.
Mr. Kishore (Dept of Electronics) 
Mr. Praksh Joseph (Dept.of Computer science)
Ms. Tinu Maria Thomas (Dept of Management Studies)
38. E-LEARNING CENTRE
E-Learning is learning utilizing electronic technologies to access educational curriculum outside of a traditional classroom. In most cases, It refers to a course, programme or degree delivered completely online. The college has an e-learning centre with interactive board and pane, LCD projector, mega power visualize, e-learning suite and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Mr. Shan Augustine (Dept of Computer Science)
Mr. Sunil K Joseph (Dept of Computer Science)
39. THE COLLEGE STORE
The college runs a store to provide essential stationery articles to the students. It is wholly run and operated by the management.
Sr. Tomcy Tom
40. AKSHARA KAIRALY SADASS
It is formed to promote Malayalam Literature especially poetry. It holds in Aksharaslokam competitions.
Coordinators:
Mr. Vijayakumar - Dept. of Malayalam
Mr. Abhilash V.- Dept. of Electronics
41. TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
It refers to educational activities created to enhance the knowledge and skills of teachers and students providing them with learning opportunities like FDP Programmes and Skill Development seminars to further their growth. Fr. Joseph Alancherry - Vice Principal
Mr. Siju Thomas - Dept. of Social Work
42. JESUS YOUTH
It is an organization primarily of the catholic students. Yet it extends services and facilities of formation to all students in the campus. With a view to impart Christ experience and faith Jesus Youth offers programmes like spiritual seminars, Prayer meeting, retreats, visit to orphanages etc.
Sr. Marykutty (Dept.of Computer sciences) 
Sr. Daisy (Librarian)
Ms. Raisa Jose (Dept. of Mathematics)
43. COLLEGE WEBSITE
Mr. Prakash Joseph
Mr. Siby M J,Soni E.S. (Dept Of Computer Sciences)
Mr. Unnikrishnan K R (Dept of Electronics)
44. COLLEGE CALENDER
Fr. Joseph Alencherry - Vice Principal, 
Mr. Thomson K Augustine (Dept Of Electronics)
45. COLLEGE MAGAZINE
Editorial Team
 Fr. Joseph Alancheryy - Vice Principal (Chief Editor)
Mr. Edmund Dantis George (Dept of Hindi)
Mr. Wilson P Victor (Dept of English)
Mr. Tracy John (Dept of English)
Mr. P.R.Vijaykumar (Dept of Malayalam)
46. SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS
Dr Sajesh Kumar N K (Dept.of Biotech)
Mr. Kishore (Dept. of  Electronics)
47. ADD ON COURSE
Mr. Shibu Kallarackal (Dept of Computer Science)
Mr. Sumesh C N (Dept of Commerce)
48. ASPIC CLUB 
Antibiotic Stewardship and prevention of infections in communities
ASPIC clubs are formed under the patronage of the head of the institution. The head of the institution is the final authority to decide on the composition of the club; and also selection of office-bearers.
Activities of Antibiotic are:
Awareness classes for fellow students on issues of antibiotic abuse and antibiotic resistance, Function as a pressure group to prescribers and dispensers, to ensure that there is no misuse, Increase awareness of personal hygiene and menstrual hygiene among fellow students and the broader community.
Ms. Sheena John (Dept Of Biotechnology)
49. BLOOD DONARS FORUM
Mr. Shibi Thomas (Dept of Commerce)
Mr. Jain James (Dept of Commerce)
50. VALUE ADDED COURSE
Mr. Jijo Sebastian (Dept of Electronics)
Mr. Jiby John (dept of Biotech)
51. VET (Vocational Education Training)
Another innovative practice launched by the college is the introduction of VET students are given training and practice in certain vocational subjects that would be useful to them in their everyday life.
Mr. Abhilash V (Dept.of Electonics)
Mr. Subin Jose (Dept Of Biotechnology)
52. COLLEGE NEWSLETTER
Dr.T.K.Titus (Dept of English)
53. NSDC
The College is a partoner of national skills development corporation to abgrade students skill to international standard through significant industry involment the college has tie up with Keltron for conducting NSDC courses in the College.
Cordinator - Mr. Abhilash V (Dept. of Electronics)

SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships from accrued interest on capital amount.
1.	NETEC Endowment (Rs.35,660/-)  
Instituted by Dr.C. G. Mohandas of New York awarded to two top ranking students, one from BCA and one from B. Sc.Electronics.
2.	Rev. Fr. Augustine Perumattam Scholarship (Rs10,000/-) awarded to a BBA Student on the basis of his/her academic performance.
3.	Rev. Fr. Augustine Perumattam Endowment (Rs5,000/-) awarded to a B. Com student on the basis of his/her academic performance.
4.	Rev. Fr. Cyriac Kunnel Endowment (Rs 1,00,000/) awarded to the final year student who gets the highest mark in M.Sc. (Electronics), M.Sc. (Computer Science), MHRM and M.Com. on the basis of their academic performance.
5.	Rev. 	Dr. 	K.M. 	Mathew 	Koyippally 	S.J. 	Endowment 
(Rs 1,00,000/-) awarded to two final year students from B.Sc. (Biotechnology) and two students from M.Sc.(Biotechnology) on the basis of their academic performance.
6.	K.M. Thomas Koyippally Pedagogical Golden Jubilee En dowment (Rs 1,00,000/-) awarded to financially backward students on the basis of their character and academic performance.
7.	Dr. K.C. Shanmukhan Memorial Endowment (Rs. 25,000/- ) for giving prizes to the winners of the Quiz competition conducted by the Electronics Department.
8.	Pallivathukkal (Cherukunnel) Endowment (Rs2,00,000/-) awarded to financially backward students on the basis of their character and academic performance.
9.	Rev. Fr. Mathew Narively Endowment (Rs 75,000/) awarded to financially backward students on the basis of their character and academic performance.
10.	Alumni Association students Aid fund (Rs.8,75,000 ) awarded to financially backward students on the basis of their character and academic performance.
11.	N.J. Thomas endowment (Rs.50,000) awarded to financially backward students on the basis of their character and academic performance
12.	M.Com (08-10 batch) endowment (Rs.5000) awarded to an 
M.Com student on the basis of his/her academic performance.
13.	Arun Jose endowment (Rs.17,500) awarded to a BBA student on the basis of his/her academic performance. 
14.	Mrs. Meena Mathew Endowment (Rs.1,00,000) instituted by the Management of the College, the staff and students of the department of Electronics, to be awarded to the best outgoing students of (1) final year B.Sc Electronics and (2) final year MSc Electronics, and (3) to the most financially backward student of either final year B.Sc Electronics or M.Sc Electronics.
15.	Nobin Joy Endowment (Rs 10000) awarded to final year B.Sc Electronics student on the basis of his/her character and academic performance.
16.	Prof. P.K. Kuriakose Memorial Endowment  (Rs. 1,00,000) awarded to final year students from B.A. (Commu. English) and M.A. (English)on the basis of their  academic performance.
17.	Rev. 	Dr. 	George 	Njarakunnel 	Sapthathy 	Endowment 
(Rs 1,00,000) awarded to financially backward students on the basis of their character and academic performance.
18.	Rev. Dr. George Njarakunnel Sacerdotal Golden Jubilee Endowment (Rs. 2,00,000) awarded  to financially backward students on the basis of  their character and academic performance.

 UNIVERSITY RANK HOLDERS	
  YEAR 	NAME 	COURSE  RANK	
1. 1995-1998 	Bijoy Mathew 	B Sc (Ele) 	II	
2. 1998-2001 	Lijo John 	B Sc (Ele) 	III	
3. 1999-2002 	Regina Sebastian  	B Sc (Ele) 	III	
4. 1999-2002 	Rengeta Kurian  	BBA 	III	
5. 2000-2003 	Sachin Lal Varghese 	BBA 	I	
6. 2000-2003 	Reeba Elsa Abraham  	B Sc (Ele) 	III	
7. 2001-2004 	Ronylal James 	B Sc (Ele) 	I	
8. 2002-2004 	Regina Sebastian 	M Sc (Ele) 	I	
9. 2002-2005 	Merly Alphonsa Mathew  	B Sc BT 	III	
10. 2002-2005 	Divya Joseph 	B Sc (Ele) 	III	
11. 2002-2005 	Santhosh Eapen  	BBA 	III	
12. 2003-2005 	Seena Mathew  	MSc (Ele) 	I	
13. 2003-2005 	Jibi Jose 	MSc (Ele) 	III	
14. 2003-2005 	Sheeja Johnson  	MHRM 	II	
15. 2003-2005 	Chitra M. K. 	MHRM 	III	
16. 2004-2006 	Jisha Abraham  	M Sc (Ele) 	II	
17. 2004-2006 	Jim Mathew 	M Sc (CS) 	I	
18. 2004-2006 	Divya M. K. 	M Sc (CS) 	II	
19. 2004-2006 	Vineet Das 	M Sc (CS) 	I	
20. 2004-2006 	Roselin Maria Jose  	MHRM 	II	
21. 2004-2006 	Reema Ann Mathew  	MHRM 	III	
22. 2004-2006 	Sreelakshmi R.  	M Sc (BI) 	II	
23. 2004-2006 	Sherin C. George  	M Sc (BI) 	III	
24. 2004-2007 	Jerin Abie John  	BBA 	II	
	25. 2004-2007 	Vineeth K. 	BBA 	I	

26. 2004-2007 	Bibin Sunny 	BCA 	II	
27. 2005-2007 	Serin Sebastian  	M Sc Ele 	I	
28. 2005-2007 	Jesiya Thomas  	M Sc Ele 	III	
29. 2005-2007 	Remya Andrews 	MHRM 	I	
30. 2005-2007 	Jinta Jose 	MHRM 	II	
31. 2005-2007 	Jija S. James 	M ScBI 	I	
32. 2005-2007 	Anumol Antony 	M ScBI 	III	
33. 2006-2008 	Soumya S. Nair 	MHRM 	I	
34. 2006-2008 	Sumitha Figarado 	MHRM 	II	
35. 2006-2008 	Mhilsa Mary A. A. 	MHRM 	III	
36. 2006-2008 	Tresa Mathew 	M Sc (Ele) 	II	
37. 2006-2008 	Priya Das 	M Sc (BI) 	I	
38. 2006-2009 	Mithu M. 	B Sc (Ele) 	III	
39. 2006-2009 	Rona K. S. 	M Sc (CS) 	I	
40. 2006-2009 	Deepa Elizabeth James  	M Sc (CS) 	III	
41. 2006-2009 	Jinu Joseph 	M Sc (Ele) 	III	
42. 2006-2009 	Sherin Sarah George  	MHRM 	I	
43. 2006-2009 	Thanuja Martin 	MHRM 	III	
44. 2007-2010 	Dhanya George 	B Sc BT 	I	
45. 2007-2010 	Arathimol R. 	B Sc Elec.		
46. 2007-2010 	Gini M. S. 	MHRM 	I	
47. 2007-2010 	Ann Rose James 	MHRM 	II	
48. 2009-2011 	Joby Sebastian 	M Sc (CS) 	I	
49. 2009-2011 	Deepa Elizabeth Scaria  	MHRM 	II	
50. 2009-2011 	Jaimol J Moozhiyankal  	MHRM 	II	
51. 2009-2011 	Aswatha Alina Thomas  	MHRM 	III	
52. 2010-2012 	Sr. Shijimol N.C. 	M.Sc (CS) 	II	
53. 2010-2012 	Tomina Tom 	M.Sc (CS) 	III	

54. 2010-2012 	Greshma Maria Jose K.  	MHRM 	I	
55. 2010-2012 	Sherin Mathews 	MHRM 	II	
56. 2010-2012 	Shalu Jose 	MHRM 	III	
57. 2011-2013 	Neethu Mathew 	MHRM 	I	
58. 2011-2013 	Rinkle Rose Shaji 	MHRM 	II	
59. 2011-2013 	Pavithra V. 	M.Sc. (Ele) 	III	
60. 2011-2013 	Tony Sebastian 	B.A. English 	II	
61. 2011-2013 	Jerish Luke 	B.Sc. (Ele) 	I	
62. 2012-2015 	Arya Sahadevan 	B.Sc. (Ele) 	I	
63. 2012-2015 	Limal Kunjachen 	B.Sc. (Ele) 	III	
64. 2012-2015 	Albymole Roy 	B.Com 	III	
65. 2012-2015 	Jerish Luke 	M.Sc. (Ele) 	II	
66. 2013-2016 	Meril Mathew 	B.A. English 	II	
67. 2013-2016 	Jesna Jaison 	BBA 	III	
68. 2013-2016 	Aiswaryadevi Raj 	B Sc Elec. 	III	
69. 2013-2016 	Vineetha V. 	MHRM 	I	
70. 2014-2017 	Sneha M. 	B.A. English 	I	
71. 2014-2017 	Anjusha K.R. 	B.Sc. B.T. 	I	
72. 2014-2017 	Nila Joy 	B.Sc. B.T. 	II	
73. 2015-2018 	Phebe Francis 	B.A. English 	I	
74. 2015-2018 	Preetha Rosa Cyriac  	BBA 	III	
75. 2015-2018 	Rajasree Nair 	BA English 	III	
76. 2016-2019 	Varsha Salim 	BBA 	I	
77. 2016-2019 	Ajay Issac 	B.Sc. Ele 	II	
78. 2016-2019 	Vismaya Manikuttan 	B.Sc. BT 	I	
79. 2016-2019 	Drisya Vidyadharan 	BCA 	III	
80. 2017-2019 	Annie Kunjumon 	MHRM 	I 	
UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION
BAHADURSHAH ZAFAR MARG
NEW DELHI – 110 002 
UGC REGULATIONS ON CURBING THE MENACE OF RAGGING IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, 
2009. 
(under Section 26 (1)(g) of the University Grants Commission 
Act, 1956) 
(TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA PART III,SECTION-4) 
F.1-16/2007(CPP-II)  	Dated 17th June, 2009.
6	Measures for prevention of ragging at the institution level.-
6.1  An institution shall take the following steps in regard to admission or registration of students; namely, 
a)	Every public declaration of intent by any institution, in any electronic, audiovisual or print or any other media, for admission of students to any course of study shall expressly provide that ragging is totally prohibited in the institution, and anyone found guilty of ragging and/or abetting ragging, whether actively or passively, or being a part of a conspiracy to promote ragging, is liable to be punished in accordance with these Regulations as well as under the provisions of any penal law for the time being in force. 
b)	The brochure of admission/instruction booklet or the prospectus, whether in print or electronic format, shall prominently print these Regulations in full. Provided that the institution shall also draw attention to any law concerning ragging and its consequences, as may be applicable to the institution publishing such brochure of admission/instruction booklet or the prospectus. Provided further that the telephone numbers of the Anti-Ragging Helpline and all the important functionaries in the institution, including but not limited to the Head of the institution, faculty members, members of the 
Anti Ragging Committees and Anti-Ragging Squads, District and Sub-Divisional authorities, Wardens of hostels, and other functionaries or authorities where relevant, shall be published in the brochure of admission/instruction booklet or the prospectus. 
c)	Where an institution is affiliated to a University and publishes a brochure of admission/instruction booklet or a prospectus, the affiliating university shallensure that the affiliated institution shall comply with the provisions of clause (a) and clause (b) of Regulation 6.1 of these Regulations. 
d)	The application form for admission, enrolment or registration shall contain an affidavit, mandatorily in English and in Hindi and/or in one of the regional languages known to the applicant, as provided in the English language in Annexure I to these Regulations, to be filled up and signed by the applicant to the effect that he/she has read and understood the provisions of these Regulations as well as the provisions of any other law for the time being in force, and is aware of the prohibition of ragging and the punishments prescribed, both under penal laws as well as under these Regulations and also affirm to the effect that he/ she has not been expelled and/or debarred by any institution and further aver that he/she would not indulge, actively or passively, in the act or abet the act of ragging and if found guilty of ragging and/or abetting ragging, is liable to be proceeded against under these Regulations or under any penal law or any other law for the time being in force and such action would include but is not limited to debarment or expulsion of such student. 
e)	The application form for admission, enrolment or registration shall contain an affidavit, mandatorily in English and in Hindi and/or in one of the regional languages known to the parents guardians of the applicant, as provided in the English language in Annexure I to these Regulations, to be filled up and signedby the parents/guardians of the applicant to the effect that he/she has read andunderstood the provisions of these Regulations as well as the provisions of any other law for the time being in force, and is aware of the prohibition of ragging and the punishments prescribed, both under penal laws as well as under these Regulations and also affirm to the effect that his/her ward 
has not been expelled and/or debarred by any institution and further aver that his/any institution, the Head of the Institution shall convene and address a meeting of various functionaries/ agencies, such as Hostel Wardens, representatives of students, parents/ guardians, faculty, district administration including the police, to discuss the measures to be taken to prevent ragging in the institution and steps to be taken to identify those indulging in or abetting ragging and punish them. 
i)	The institution shall, to make the community at large and the students in particular aware of the dehumanizing effect of ragging, and the approach of theinstitution towards those indulging in ragging, prominently display postersdepicting the provisions of penal law applicable to incidents of ragging, and the provisions of these Regulations and also any other law for the time being in force, and the punishments thereof, shall be prominently displayed on Notice Boards of all departments, hostels and other buildings as well as at places, where students normally gather and at places, known to be vulnerable to occurrences of ragging incidents. 
j)	The institution shall request the media to give adequate publicity to the law prohibiting ragging and the negative aspects of ragging and the institution’s resolve to ban ragging and punish those found guilty without fear or favour. 
k)	The institution shall identify, properly illuminate and keep a close watch on all locations known to be vulnerable to occurrences of ragging incidents. 
l)	The institution shall tighten security in its premises, especially at vulnerable places and intense policing by Anti-Ragging Squad, referred to in these Regulations and volunteers, if any, shall be resorted to at such points at odd hours during the first few months of the academic session. 
m)	The institution shall utilize the vacation period before the start of the new academic year to launch a publicity campaign against ragging through posters, leaflets and such other means, as may be desirable or required, to promote the objectives of these Regulations. 
n)	The faculties/departments/units of the institution shall have induction arrangements, including those which anticipate, identify and plan to meet any special needs of any specific section of students, in place well in advance of the beginning of the academic year with an aim to promote the objectives of this Regulation. 
o)	Every institution shall engage or seek the assistance of professional counsellors before the commencement of the academic session, to be available when required by the institution, for the purposes of offering counselling to freshers and to other students after the commencement of the academic year. 
p)	The head of the institution shall provide information to the local police and local authorities, the details of every privately commercially managed hostels or lodges used for residential purposes by students enrolled in the institution andthe head of the institution shall also ensure that the Anti-Ragging Squad shall ensure vigil in such locations to prevent the occurrence of ragging therein. 
6.2  Every institution shall constitute the following bodies; namely, Every institution shall constitute a Committee to be known as the Anti-Ragging Committee to be nominated and headed by the Head of the institution, and consisting of representatives of civil and police administration, local media, Non Government Organizations involved in youth activities, representatives of faculty members, representatives of parents, representatives of students belonging to the freshers’ category as well as senior students, non-teaching staff; and shall have a diverse mix of membership in terms of levels as well as gender. 
b)	It shall be the duty of the Anti-Ragging Committee to ensure compliance with the provisions of these Regulations as well as the provisions of any law for the time being in force concerning ragging; and also to monitor and oversee the performance of the Anti-Ragging Squad in prevention of ragging in the institution. 
c)	Every institution shall also constitute a smaller body to be known as the Anti-Ragging Squad to be nominated by the Head of the Institution with such representation as may be considered necessary for maintaining vigil, oversight and patrolling functions and shall remain mobile, alert and active at all times. Provided that the Anti-Ragging Squad shall have representation of various members of the campus community and shall have no outside representation. 
d)	It shall be the duty of the Anti-Ragging Squad to be called upon to make surprise raids on hostels, and other places vulnerable to incidents of, and having the potential of, ragging and shall be empowered to inspect such places. 
e)	It shall also be the duty of the Anti-Ragging Squad to conduct an on-the-spot enquiry into any incident of ragging referred to it by the Head of the institution or any member of the faculty or any member of the staff or any student or any parent or guardian or any employee of a service provider or by any other person,as the case may be; and the enquiry report along with recommendations shall be submitted to the Anti-Ragging Committee for action under clause (a) of Regulation 9.1. Provided that the AntiRagging Squad shall conduct such enquiry observing a fair and transparent procedure and the principles of natural justice and after giving adequate opportunity to the student or students accused of ragging and other witnesses to place before it the facts, documents and views concerning the incident of ragging, and considering such other relevant information as may be required. 
f)	Every institution shall, at the end of each academic year, in order to promote the objectives of these Regulations, constitute a Mentoring Cell consisting of students volunteering to be Mentors for freshers, in the succeeding academic year; and there shall be as many levels or tiers of Mentors as the number of batches in the institution, at the rate of one Mentor for six freshers and one Mentor of a higher level for six Mentors of the lower level. 
g)	Every University shall constitute a body to be known as Monitoring Cell on Ragging, which shall coordinate with the affiliated colleges and institutions under the domain of the University to achieve the objectives of these Regulations; and the Monitoring Cell shall call for reports from the Heads of institutions in regard to the activities of the Anti-Ragging Committees, Anti - Ragging Squads, and the Mentoring Cells at the institutions, and it shall also keep itself abreast of the decisions of the District level Anti-Ragging Committee headed by the District Magistrate. 
h)	The Monitoring Cell shall also review the efforts made by institutions to publicize anti-ragging measures, soliciting of affidavits from parents/guardians and from students, each academic year, to abstain from ragging activities or willingness to be penalized for violations; and shall function as the prime mover for initiating action on the part of the appropriate authorities of the university for amending the Statutes or Ordinances or Bye-laws to facilitate the implementation of antiragging measures at the level of the institution. 
7.  Action to be taken by the Head of the institution.-  
 On receipt of the recommendation of the Anti Ragging Squad or on receipt of any information concerning any reported incident of ragging, the Head of institution shall immediately determine if a case under the penal laws is made out and if so, either on his own or through a member of the Anti-Ragging Committee authorised by him in this behalf, proceed to file a First Information Report (FIR), within twenty four hours of receipt of such information or recommendation, with the police and local authorities, under the appropriate penal provisions relating to one or more of the following, namely;
 i. 	Abetment to ragging; ii. 	Criminal conspiracy to rag; iii. 	Unlawful assembly and rioting while ragging; iv. 	Public nuisance created during ragging;
v Violation of decency and morals through ragging; vi. Injury to body, causing hurt or grievous hurt; vii. Wrongful restraint; viii. Wrongful confinement; ix. Use of criminal force;
x. Assault as well as sexual offences or unnatural offences; xi. Extortion; xii,. Criminal trespass; xiii. Offences against property; xiv. Criminal intimidation; xv. Attempts to commit any or all of the above mentioned offences against the victim(s);
xvi.	Threat to commit any or all of the above mentioned offences against the victim(s);
xvii.	Physical or psychological humiliation; xviii. All other offences following from the definition of “Ragging”. 
 Provided that the Head of the institution shall forthwith report the occurrence of the incident of ragging to the District Level Anti-Ragging Committee and the Nodal officer of the affiliating University, if the institution is an affiliated institution. Provided further that the institution shall also continue with its own enquiry initiated under clause 9 of these Regulations and other measures without waiting for action on the part of the police/ local authorities and such remedial action shall be initiated and completed immediately and in no case later than a period of seven days of the reported occurrence of the incident of ragging. 9. Administrative action in the event of ragging.- 
9.1 Where an institution, being constituent of, affiliated to or recognized by a University, fails to comply with any of the provisions of these Regulations or fails to curb ragging effectively, such University may take any one or more of the following actions,namely; 
i.	Withdrawal of affiliation/recognition or other privileges conferred. 
ii.	Prohibiting such institution from presenting any student or students then undergoing any programme of study therein for the award of any degree/diploma of the University. Provided that where an institution is prohibited from presenting its student or students, the Commission shall make suitable arrangements forthe other students so as to ensure that such students are able to pursue their academic studies. 
iii.	Withholding grants allocated to it by the university, if any  	iv. 	Withholding any grants chanellised through the university to the institution. 
 	v. 	Any other appropriate penalty within the powers of the university.
9.2  Where in the opinion of the appointing authority, a lapse is attributable to anymember of the faulty or staff of th institution, in the matter of reporting or takingprompt action to prevent an incident of ragging or who display an apathetic or insensitive attitude towards complaints of ragging, or who fail to take timely steps, whether required under these Regulations or otherwise, to prevent an incident or incidents of ragging, then such authority shall initiate departmental disciplinary action, in accordance with the prescribed procedure of the institution, against such member of the faulty or staff. Provided that where such lapse is attributable to the Head of the institution, the authority designated to appoint such Head shall take such departmental disciplinary action; and such action shall be without prejudice to any action that may be taken under the penal laws for abetment of ragging for failure to take timely steps in the prevention of ragging or punishing any student found guilty of ragging. 
9.4 The Commission shall, in respect of any institution that fails to take adequate steps to prevent ragging or fails to act in accordance with these Regulations or fails to punish perpetrators or incidents of ragging suitably, take one of more of the following measures, namely; 
 i. Withdrawal of declaration of fitness to receive grants under section 12B of the Act.  ii. Withholding any grant allocated. 
 iii. Declaring the institution ineligible for consideration for any assistance under any of the general or special assistance programmes of the Commission.   iv. Informing the general public, including potential candidates for admission, through a notice displayed prominently in the newspapers or other suitable media and posted on the website of the Commission, declaring that the institution does not possess the minimum academic standards.
 v. Taking such other action within its powers as it may deem fit and impose such other penalties as may be provided in the Act for such duration of time as the institution complies with the provisions of these Regulations. Provided that the action taken under this clause by the Commission against any institution shall be shared with all Councils.
(Dr. R.K. Chauhan) 
Secretary
 	 	 
FORMER TEACHERS & STAFF
Name 	Date of  Joining	Date of  Relieving	
Dr. P J  Sebastian  (Principal)	01/06/1995	12/03/1998	
K  M  Thomas   (Vice Principal)	02/09/1996	08/06/2010	
V A  Mathew	27/07/1995	29/03/2019	
V J  Joseph    (Principal)	27/07/1995	31/03/2020	
Benny  Joseph	27/07/1995	01/06/2010	
Shiju  K  Mathew	27/07/1995	12/03/1999	
Shinymol  Kurian	27/07/1995	30/09/2000	
Mollykutty  Mathew	27/07/1995	18/09/1998	
Felix  Thomas	01/07/1995	31/03/2008	
Jyothis  Elizabeth  Joseph	18/09/1995	03/08/1998	
Sibymon  P	22/07/1996	31/05/2000	
Mathew  Alex	22/07/1996	30/07/1999	
Minimol   Mathew	24/07/1996	15/05/2002	
Roy  Joseph	13/09/1995	27/11/1998	
Preethi  M  Vallattu	22/08/1996	18/12/2002	
Jessy   Sebastian	22/08/1996	05/09/2003	
Mathew   Antony	22/08/1996	02/05/2003	
V  K  Kuriakose   	01/10/1996	14/02/2000	
Jose  J oseph	08/09/1996	30/08/2003	
Noble  Joseph	02/12/1996	24/10/2002	
Sattukutty   E  K	14/07/1997	21/12/2001	
Reena   Sebastian	18/07/1997	30/04/2000	
Praseetha   S	12/09/1997	30/09/2000	
Mercy  Thomas	31/10/1997	01/12/2001	
Mary  Michael	01/12/1997	31/03/2006	
Sr. Sophy  Jose	04/05/1998	05/05/2005	
Prof. Mathew   T.  Matheikal   (Principal)	02/04/1998	30/03/2001	
Sindhu  V  S	13/07/1998	03/01/2002	

Sonia  James	05/08/1998	21/07/2001	
Latha  S  Nair	07/10/1998	14/08/2001	
Gireesh  K  P	16/04/1999	25/08/2004	
Sr. Lucy  Jose	01/10/1999	31/05/2008	
Saji  Abraham	14/06/1999	31/12/2003	
Deepa  V  Dev	22/05/2000	09/06/2003	
Manjesh  Joseph	03/10/2000	17/09/2014	
Meena  Mathew  ( Late)	03/10/2000	07/07/2011	
Laly  Antony	18/06/2001	30/06/2014	
Robin  Augustine 	16/08/2001	10/06/2005	
Prof.Sr. Regina  Mary	07/09/1999	31/03/2014	
Prof. P  C  Mathai	05/09/2001	31/03/2009	
Prof. P K  Kuriakose  (Late)	01/08/2001	11/11/2015	
Jose  T  George	01/07/2002	07/11/2005	
Shiby  George	09/09/2002	14/08/2009	
Jailal  V  C	17/09/2002	20/01/2006	
Shinymol  T  S	28/10/2002	14/12/2007	
K  C  Shanmukhan  Achari  (Late)	30/10/2002	30/10/2006	
Manju  Jose Mattam	29/05/2003	02/11/2007	
Beena  George	07/07/2003	01/06/2008	
M  V  John	09/07/2003	30/04/2018	
Jobin  Michael	30/07/2003	01/06/2017	
Betsy  T 	30/10/2003	01/08/2006	
Ampu  Harikrishnan	04/11/2003	10/09/2007	
Limisha  Mathew	28/06/2004	28/02/2007	
Adv. Taj.  K  Tom	29/06/2004	31/03/2020	
Jasmine  George	06/08/2004	01/06/2010	
Jubi  Ans  Babu	13/06/2005	31/05/2014	
Christy  Joseph	27/06/2005	30/04/2018	
Snoby   Augustine	06/07/2005	30/09/2014	
Mathew  A  M  T	18/10/2005	31/03/2011	
Mini  P Vijay	01/08/2006	30/06/2016	
Leelamma  Mathew   (Late)	01/08/2006	31/03/2011	
Jijomon  C  J	10/10/2007	31/01/2011	
Mahesh  J 	15/10/2007	30/05/2015	
Deepa  Mathew	02/11/2007	31/05/2011	
Nisha  Gopinath	03/12/2007	20/01/2011	
Dymy  P  Abraham	17/06/2008	31/05/2014	
Shibu  Murukan	23/06/2008	30/12/2012	
Sona   Francis	01/07/2008	12/09/2014	
Jobin  Pulickal	22/09/2008	15/02/2015	
Deepa   Elizabeth James	28/07/2009	30/06/2014	
Minnu  Thomas	18/08/2009	31/07/2012	
Renny  A  George	14/06/2010	08/07/2013	
Maria  C  Joseph	02/09/2010	30/05/2014	
Remya  Michael	05/01/2011	12/06/2018	
Fr. Mathew  Koramkuzhackal	28/02/2011	30/01/2016	
Arun  K  Antony	20/072011	16/09/2019	
Sherin  Peter	30/11/2011	30/11/2014	
Seena  Chacko	01/12/2011	23/05/2014	
Lalloo  Alphonse	03/10/2012	31/07/2018	
Nimmy  Jose	05/12/2012	31/03/2015	
Syamini  V 	07/06/2013	31/10/2017	
Sujith  A  S	10/06/2014	30/11/2018	
Sr.  Nithya  Maria	01/07/2014	31/03/2017	
Sr.  Pushpa  Jose	15/07/2014	30/03/2017	
Princy  George	01/08/2014	14/09/2018	
Amalu  Johny	10/10/2014	16/06/2017	
Seiminlen  Lhoujem	01/08/2015	05/12/2018	
The List includes only those who worked here for a minium of 3 years.

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