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A.P.C. MAHALAXMI COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Reaccredited by NAAC with B+ grade  Thoothukudi

STUDENT INDUCTION PROGRAMME    2021 - 2022

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His Values Firm determination and selfless devotion  Brilliant intellect  Able administrator Thorough planner Great visionary  His Principles Education should not be commercialized The institution should be untainted by corruption Enlighten and empower women with values.

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E nrich the marginalized women with human values through quality education

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Promoting peace, nationalism solidarity and ensuring social justice.

Ensuring equality and human dignity; promoting moral and spiritual values;   conserving nature and thereby inculcating the spirit of good citizenship.

Empowering and refining women (marginalized women) in the present globalised and ICT based society.

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B.A. History B.A. English B.Sc. Mathematics B.Sc. Chemistry

M.A. English (UA) B.Com . (III Batch) (UA) Ph.D. Mathematics Commerce,English B.Sc. Mathematics (UA)

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Thiru . M.  Karunanidhi  at the inception of the college

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Hostel Building Inauguration Mr.  Sabapathy   Mohan Mr.  Srinivasan , Deputy Director, UGC

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Visit of Scientists and International Delegates

Dr  B.  K.Venkatrama ,  Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) - Bangalore

Dr.Chithirai   Pon   Selvan ,  Head of School _ Science and Engineering, Curtin University, Dubai

Dr.Dhileep  Krishnamurthy,           Chief scientific officer, Zhejiang NHU Company Ltd, China

Dr.Muhilan  Mahendran, Junior Scientist, Member of National System of Investigations(SNI), Member of State System Investigations(SEI)

Dr.Jaster   Ebinezer , Associate Prof.,  South Cross University, Australia and Professor

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Dr.S.Manoharan , Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Ambo University, Ethiopia

Dr.Velmurugan ,  Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Ambo University, Ethiopia

Professor Dr.  Manivanna    Boopathi , SUES, Shanghai City, China

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B.A. History B.A. English Literature B.A. Tamil Literature B.Sc. Mathematics B.Sc. Chemistry B.Sc. Zoology B.Com .

B.Sc. Computer Science B.Sc. Physics B.Sc. Mathematics B.Com .(III Batches)

M.A. English M.Sc. Chemistry M.Com . M.Sc  Computer Science.

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Name  of the Department  Name of the Add on Course Offered Chemistry Industrial Chemistry Commerce Import Export Procedure English Mass  Communication History Social Work Mathematics Office  Accounting Tamil Arts of Media Writing: Makkal Thagaval Thodarbiyal Zoology Food Processing  and Technology Commerce UA MS Office, Tally

Add on Courses / Offered by Our College to I Year students

Corel Draw,  Adobe Photoshop,  Adobe Premier  .Net Basics of Computing  Android & Mobile Application

MS Office Adobe Photoshop   Corel Draw Flash

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S.No .   Name of the Programmes     Course Coordinator   Class 1. njUf;$j;Jk;, xapyhl;lKk; Ms.M.Maheswari II Tamil (1-32) 2. Clf   vOj;Jf;fiy Dr.E.Vasuki   II History 3. rikaw;fiy Dr.M.Pushpagavalli II Tamil (33-64) 4. Multimedia & Web Design Mrs.J.Arockia Jeyanthi II Commerce (A) (1-32) 5. Tourism & Travel Management Dr.L.Sangeetha II English (1-32) 6. Entrepreneurship Development (Food Science & Catering Management) Mrs.A.Agnes Mary II Maths (UA) 7. Interview Skills   Mrs.A.Rajeswari II Computer Science 8. Communication Skills in English Dr.G.Sharmely   II  Maths  (A) 9. fiy kw;Wk; fl;blf;fiy Dr.S.Insha Amir II Commerce (III Batch) (1-32) 10. Retail Management Ms.A.V.Chellamma II Commerce (I Batch) (1-32) 11. Herbal Cultivation Dr.V.Jeyanthi Kumari II Physics 12. Nutraceuticals Dr.P.Yokeswari Nithya II English (33-64) 13. Fruits & Vegetables Processing & Preservation Dr.S.Sankaravadivu II Zoology

Institute for Entrepreneurship and Career Development (IECD) Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli                                                                                  Short Term  Programmes

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14. Beauty Culture Ms.P.Meenakshi   II Commerce (II Batch) (1-32) 15. Entrepreneurship & Career Development Dr.R.Rajeswari   II Commerce (III Batch) (33-64) 16. Yoga & Stress Management Mrs.S.Vedhavalli II Commerce (I Batch) (33-64) 17. Event Management Mrs.P.Karpagavalli   II Commerce (A) (33-64) 18. Office Management Mrs.A.Devi   II Commerce (II Batch) (33-64) 19. Industrial & Analytical Chemistry Dr.C.Stella Packiam II Chemistry

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S.No . Name of the Course Name of the Trainer Beneficiaries   Vermi Technology Ms.M.Vijayalakshmi,   B.Sc.Physics B.Sc. Chemistry   Tally ERP 9 Dr. Antony Selva Priya B.Com. (Aided)   Terrace Gardening Dr.Jeyanthi  Kumari B.Sc. Maths(A) B.Sc. Maths(UA)   Spoken Hindi    Dr.P.Yokeswari Nithya B.Sc. Zoology Dr.S. Sankaravadivu B.Com. Batch I   Spoken English  Ms.K.S. Anushya B.A. History   Applied Chemistry Mrs.S. Kalaiarasi B.Sc. Computer Science Dr.C. Stella Packiam B.A.English   Web Designing Mrs.J.Arockia Jeyanthi B.Com  Batch II Mrs.A.Jane B.Com  Batch III   Coaching for Competitive Examinations Dr.Puspagavalli, Dr.R.Rajeswari, Dr.L.Sangeetha & Mrs.A.Agnes Mary B.A. Tamil

The APCM Academy offers the following courses for the III year students

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Well educated, trained and committed faculty

Year No. of  Faculty Ph.D. Holders  Ph.D.  Ongoing SLET / SET / NET Qualified  2020-2021 90 51 25 27

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Research  Centres , Guides &  Ph.Ds  Produced

Department Number  of Research Guides Number  of  Ph.Ds  Produced Number  of  Ph.Ds  Submitted Number  of  Ph.Ds  Ongoing Tamil 08 51 12 26 Mathematics 07 06 01 11 Commerce 06 06 14 01 English 05 02 04 04 Chemistry 05 - - - Zoology 01 - - - Botany 01 - - 02 Computer Science 01

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Class rooms with good ventilation & fans ICT Halls	 Well-equipped laboratories Student Amenities Centre Canteen Banking facility Mini Auditorium Vehicle Shed

Dining halls Drinking water Nutritious food to players at free of cost Sick Room Ramps Scribe Wheel chairs for disabled students Rest Rooms Separate rest room for disabled students

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Photocopying Project Binding Internet Usage Plagiarism Check

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State Government Scholarships		: BC, MBC, SC/ST (Christian students) Government of India		: SC/ ST Hindu students Ad-hoc Merit Grant 			: For first year SC / St students who have got 60% marks                                                               		   in Hr. Sec. Bright Student awards & Merit Awards 	: Only for SC/ ST students 						   who have scored the highest marks 					   	   in the District in SSLC & Hr. Sec. Scholarship for the children of School teachers: Marks more than 60%  Tamil Nadu Educational Trust  Scholarship	: First year students with 60% marks in Hr. Sec. and are not 				   in receipt of any other Scholarship. Scholarship for Physically Challenged Scholarship for the children of Ex-servicemen First Generation Scholarship Uzhavar   Attai Labour  Welfare Scholarship Private Scholarships like  Kalki  Scholarships etc.

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Support offered to Students from Other Sources

Financial Support offered to Students              by Faculty

Academic Support offered to Students through  Gopalrajan   Mangleshwari  Book Bank, Thoothukudi

A.P.C.   Mahalaxmi   Ammal  Memorial Scholarship  offered by the Management

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Three Internal tests per semester Consolidation of best two Internal test marks: 20 Assignment Marks: 5 Question pattern  Part A- MCQs: 		2x1 = 2 Part B- Descriptive: 2x5 = 10 Part C- Descriptive: 1x8 = 8 Total Marks- 				20

2 Semesters per year Duration of exam: 3 hours Question pattern  Part A- MCQs: 		10x1 = 10 Part B- Descriptive: 	5x5 = 25 Part C- Descriptive: 	5x8 = 40 Total Marks- 			    75

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An Overview of Part - V  Extension Activities

The university offers avenues for social involvement  through outreach with the following objectives To make students understand the realities of the society and become aware of the social issues To provide opportunity to students to learn beyond their classrooms through community service Every student must participate compulsorily for period of not less than two years (4 semesters) , 120 hours /year (after working hours of the college) in any one of the following activities: NSS (National Service Scheme) NCC (National Cadet Corps) YRC (Youth Red Cross) Physical Education (Sports)

Students who joined through sports quota must opt  forPhysical  Education (Sports) Students interested in Sports and with health fitness can opt for either NCC or Physical Education NCC and NSS can be chosen only by the students of Aided departments The students performance shall be examined by the staff - in - charge of extension activities and it shall be  forwarded to the university also The scheme of evaluation as per university guidelines are 70% of marks for Regularity of Attendance/ Active participation in classes 30%  of marks for special camp/ camps/ games/  programmes  in the college/ District/ State/ University activities/ study camps/ cultural activities

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NSS                                                  YRC                                                 NCC

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Support offered to Players by the Institution

Accommodation Food Sports Dresses Tuition Fee

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Runners up -  M.S. University Inter Collegiate Basket Ball Tournament   on 06.09.2018 & 07.09.2018.

M.S. University Inter Collegiate Athletic Meet - Half Marathon -  honoured  by the  Tirunelveli  District Collector,   Tmt .  Shilpa   Prabhakar  Satish

State Level Mini Marathon conducted by Dr.  Sivanthi   Aditanar  College of Physical Education,  Tiruchendur  on 24.09.2018

Name of the Player  Position  D.Selvamani   II  & Received  Rs.2000 cash award  G.Mahalakshmi   IV  K.Ambika   VIII  S.Muthuselvi   X

Ten students have been selected as University Players

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Printed Resources No.  of Books  : 31,306 No. of Journals : 28 No of  News papers           :8

Digital Resources INFLIBNET Internet connectivity  for Digital Search

INFLIBNET – N list database has been subscribed Nine computers have been installed and six of them are provided with internet facilities

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Conducts competitions to generate interest in reading

Identifies students for  Library Best User Award  Voracious Reader Award  Avid Reader Award Award for Best Library Service Arranges guest lectures Displays New Arrival  Conducts  Essay Competitions, Vocabulary  Test,Thirukkural  Test and  Vivekananda Cultural Academy Test.

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ICT Halls 5 ICT Classrooms  (with smart board) 4  Language  Lab 1

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Exam Room Facilities – Extra time and special care

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Safety and Social Security CCTV cameras at different places

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Vocational Education & Training offered by the Career Guidance   Cell

Add-on courses during zero hours  Exhibition cum sale to develop the entrepreneurial skills  The add-on courses offered are: Jewellery  Making Hand Work Woollen  Work Aari  Work Personal Grooming Tailoring (since June 2018)

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Training Programme  on Handwork & Tailoring

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INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL Functions and Activities

Setting standards and benchmarks Suggesting quality related activities Monitoring the activities of the departments, committees, clubs and associations Identifying the best practices of the departments Disseminating the practices and institutionalizing them Submitting the AQAR Implementing the NAAC Peer team recommendations Preparing for reaccreditation every five years

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NAAC – National Assessment and Accreditation Council     			 RAF    - Revised Accreditation Framework

Curricular aspects Teaching, Learning and Evaluation Research, Innovations and Extensions Infrastructure and Learning Resources Student Support and Progression Governance and Leadership Institutional Values and Best Practices

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Internal Complaints Cell Anti-Ragging Cell Grievance  Redressal   Cell Anti-Discrimination Cell Discipline Committee

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Grievance  Redressal  Cell provides solution

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Health Club Eco Club Ethics and Culture Club Red Ribbon Club

Consumer Club Quiz Club EXCEL Club Road Safety Patrol Social Service League

Tamil Literary Association English Literary Association History Association

Commerce Association Chemistry Association Mathematics Association

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Women Empowerment Cell Entrepreneurship Development Cell Institution’s Innovation Council

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National festivals and birth/death anniversaries of great Indian personalities

Swamy   Vivekananda’s   150 th  Birth Anniversary

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CAUSE: Community And  Upliftment  Service

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Proficiency Prizes and Achievement awards

Part I Tamil Part II English Part III Major Part IV Allied  Intra-departmental and Inter-departmental curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular competitions  Fine Arts competitions  Best Outgoing Student award   Outstanding Performer Award  Promising Star Award  Best Library User Award  Award for Full Attendance

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Ms. Vani  Lalitha   Maheswari  (B.Sc. Physics)  participated in the Republic Day Parade on 26 th  January 2015.

T.Narmadha   (M.Sc. Mathematics) Achievement: Received   cash award  of more than  Rs.15000

Pon   Kanaga  (B.A. Tamil)  - Coffee with Thoothukudi District Collector Achievements: Won prizes in elocution competition & received Rs.30,000 as cash award

National level Overall Trophy won by the Department of Computer Science in  intercollegiate technical competitions conducted by Francis Xavier Engineering College on 25 th  January, 2019.

Prize winners in national and state level essay & slogan writing, debate, elocution competitions Paper presenters in national and international conferences

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Talent Show, Fine Arts,  Pongal  Day Celebration,  Muthamil   Vizha Inter-Collegiate Cultural Competition Kalloori   Saalai  by Hello F. M College Day and Traditional Festival

Outstanding Performance of Students in Cultural Activities at various levels

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Team:Wageningen UR/Achievements - 2013.igem.org

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Holistic Development of First Generation Learners

Our Institution Temple of Learning Education for Women Underprivileged Students

Ample opportunities for the overall development of personality

Underprivileged students are transformed into employable  and socially sensitive  graduates

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