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- The
College is the First Women’s College in Coimbatore
District.
- The
College is asterisked as the only women's college to
become autonomous in the Bharathiar University.
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The College is accredited with Four Stars by NAAC.
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The College is identified as one of the institutions
with potential for execellence by the Bharathiar University.
- The
College has emerged as one among the top 10 colleges
among 134 colleges rated by the Director of Collegiate
Education.
- The
College has functioned
as the 'Lead College' to colleges like
Ram Narain Ruia College, Mumbai.
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The College has guided colleges of Coimbatore, Tuticorin,
Madurai Districts in the preparation of self study reports
for NAAC.
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Major
Reforms Undertaken
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i) During
the last 10 years taking advantage of the Academic Freedom,
the college has enriched the curriculum within the structured
framework of courses as stipulated by the parent University
by incorporating more of vocational contents, inter disciplinary
papers, modern papers with a thrust on IT and Computers.
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ii) Co
and Extra curricular activities have been streamlined and
strengthened by allotting one hour extra per day (after
3.30 p.m. for the students). The is a very unique aspect
in our working time. The students have cafeteria approach
in selecting their course according to their taste (Hindi,
Sanskrit, Karate, Carnatic Music, Typewriting, Shorthand,
Tailoring, Embroidery, Doll Making, etc.,). Part time teachers
have been appointed to take care of these activities.
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iii)
(a) The scope and coverage of Extension activities
have been widened involving all the students and teachers
through the Village Adoption Scheme. The felt and unfelt
needs of the village were identified through the conduct
of Socio-Economic Survey of the Adopted Village. Based on
them, projects to be under taken have been identified and
are implemented. This could be an ongoing programme. So
far, the college has spent nearly Rs.3 lakhs. Whenever possible
the college has collaborated with the GO’s and NGO’S
and other welfare organizations.
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(b). Outreach extension activities for the school
teachers and two day in service training programme for middle
school teachers for five times have been conducted.
Over a period of 25 years, we have empowered the villages
and hamlets in the neighborhood of our college through our
regular NSS activities. |
iv)
Value oriented education has been imparted in a non-formal
way through different channels from time to time.
- Curriculum.
- Conduct of Yoga, Meditation classes.
- Teaching devotional songs.
- Arranging Art of Living classes.
- Discourses on Indian epics like Kamba
Ramayana.
- Lectures on “positive thinking”
and personality development.
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S.no. |
Thrust
Area |
Funding
Agency |
Date |
| I. |
Department
of English
1. Augumenting English Teaching In Schools |
UGC - National
Workshop |
21.08.2004
&
22.08.2004
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| II. |
Department
of Tamil
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UGC
- National Level Seminar |
30.08.2004 |
| III. |
Department
of Economics
1. Issues in Environmental
Management and planning.
2. Empowerment of Women
3. Water Management Issues
4. India's Social Sector its Potential
and Challenges |
UGC - State Level
Management & NSS
Management & NSS
UGC - National Level Seminar |
21.05.2001
13.09.2001
21.09.2001
15.09.2004 |
| IV. |
Department
of Mathematics
1. Recent developments in
Mathematical Applications
2. Mathematical structures &
their applications
3. Recent trends in non-linear
differential equations |
UGC - National Level
Management
(Intercollegiate
Student Seminar)
UGC - National Level |
1st and 2nd
February
2002
10.01.2003
22.12.2004
&
23.12.2004
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| V. |
Department
of Chemistry
1. "Consumerism"
2. Source of Renewable energy in the
New Millennium |
UGC
UGC - State Level |
14.02.1998
02.09.2004 |
| VI. |
Department
of Commerce
1. Entrepreneurial Awareness
2. HRM Emerging issues & Strategies
3. Corporate Culture & Ethical Climate
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NSS & Management
Management
UGC - National Level |
10.02.2003
26.09.2003
29.09.2004 |
| VII. |
Department of Physics
1. Superionic Conductors & its applications
Refresher Course (Physics)
1. A Quality Improvement Programme
on Latest Advancements in
Physics |
UGC State Level
The Department of
Collegiate Education, Chennai. |
13.10.2004
from
29.11.2004
to
03.12.2004 |
Sports
Achievements at Various levels 2004 - 2005
Levels
W-Winners | R- Runners |
Volleyball |
Ball
Badminton |
Kho-Kho |
Chess |
Table
tennis |
Kabadi |
Silambam |
University
W / R |
Runners
3 Yrs |
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3rd
(Runners) |
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District
W / R |
Runners
2 Yrs |
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| CICAA
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Runners
1 Yr |
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3rd |
Runner |
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No.
represented the University |
11 |
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5 |
4 |
2 |
3 |
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No.
represented the University |
4 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
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1 |
No.
of State level Participation |
1 |
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2 |
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1 |
No.
of National level Participation |
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