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Annual Report 2015-16 0 ARUMUGAM PILLAI SEETHAI AMMAL COLLEGE TIRUPPATTUR – 630 211 - SIVAGANGAI DISTRICT ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2015-2016 PRESENTED BY Dr.V.S.A.SUBRAMANIAN, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., PRINCIPAL 1 ARUMUGAM PILLAI SEETHAI AMMAL COLLEGE TIRUPPATTUR – 630 211 - SIVAGANGAI DISTRICT ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2015-2016 Dr.S.Subbiah, Vice-Chancellor, Alagappa University, Karaikudi, has been invited as the Chief Guest for the 51st Founder‟s Day and College Day Celebrations on March 16th 2016. Since, the date for assembly elections has been declared as 16.05.2016, the code of conduct came into effect immediately. The Government of Tamil Nadu instructed all educational institutions to cancel / postpone all celebrations in the college. Therefore the Annual Day scheduled for 16.03.2016 was cancelled. INTERNATIONAL ACHIEVERS AWARD: Our beloved Secretary Thiru.N.Rameswaran has been awarded the prestigious International Achievers Award by the International Achievers Conference, New Delhi, for the year 2015-2016 for his valuable contribution towards the development of the society, particularly for his commendable achievements in providing quality education to the rural poor. Only 40 people in India are selected for the award from different fields like Health, Corporate Sector, Individual Achiever, Education etc., Out of 40 only 5 people are selected for Education and our Secretary is one among the five achievers selected for education. It is no wonder that our Secretary has been awarded this honour as we all well know about the achievements and honours of our management starting from our beloved Founder, former President and the present President. Gesture of Gratitude: I would like to express my profound gratitude to our college Management, our Respected President.Dato.N.Vasantha Rajan, our beloved Secretary Thiru.N.Rameswaran and our beloved Secretary – Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal College of Education, Thiru.N.Arumuga Rajan, for the timely and valuable suggestions so that I could steer the college in the right path and in the right direction. At the same time, I will be failing in my duty, if I do not mention the co-operation extended to me by our teaching and non-teaching staff. I have to thank my loving children – students who are my strength and power. I am deeply indebted to the team of Vice-Principals Dr.N.Ramani, who is completing her 6th year as Vice-Principal, and Dr.GV.Gopinath, who is completing his 2nd year term respectively 2 who had spent more time in the college than with their families. Their dedication to the college is commendable. With a view to promote the educational attainment in this backward District and also to alleviate the unemployment problem due to the lack of educational qualifications, Arulmamani Thiru.N.T.S.ARUMUGAM PILLAI started this temple of learning in the year 1965 by pooling his hard earned money on a foreign soil. His philanthropic foresight has brought out this First Grade College offering undergraduate courses in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Computer Science, Information Technology, Economics, History, English Literature, Business Administration, Commerce, Post Graduate courses in Economics, English, Commerce & Mathematics, M.Phil courses in Economics, English, Commerce, Ph.D in Economics, Diploma Courses in Personnel Management & Industrial Relations, Office Management and Certificate courses in Spoken English. Our management has started Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal College of Education by offering B.Ed., program from 2006-2007. The dream of our Founder to provide higher education to the needy people has been successfully completed by our former President Thiru.N.A.R.Nagarajan. The dream of providing opportunities to do professional courses has been successfully fulfilled by the sons of Thiru.N.A.R.Nagarajan, by starting Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal College of Education. I am also very glad to inform that the Economics Department of our college has been upgraded as a Research Department from 2006-2007. The Departments of English, Maths, Commerce & Business Administration Departments have also been upgraded as Research Department from 2012-2013. The college is registering a steady and continuous growth year by year. This achievement is made possible by the unstained efforts taken by our revered Founder and its illustrious sons and grandsons. STUDENTS STRENGTH: Even though arts and science colleges have registered a decline in students‟ strength due to the upcoming of a number of professional colleges, the strength in our college is always on the increase because of the quality of teaching of our untiring and elite staff aided by campus discipline. This year we have 2144 students of which 1487 are girls and 657 are boys. S. I YEAR I YEAR II YEAR II YEAR III YEAR III YEAR No. COURSES BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS 3 1 BA Economics EM 25 28 26 19 7 6 2 BA Economics TM 37 18 23 33 9 10 3 BA HISTORY 30 23 21 22 16 13 4 BA ENGLISH 8 65 12 54 6 53 5 B.SC MATHS 2 50 7 41 2 41 6 B.SC PHYSICS 13 38 11 36 10 28 7 B.SC CHEM. 10 42 10 37 5 38 8 B.SC ZOO. 9 40 11 37 8 34 9 B.SC COMP.SCI 18 34 17 31 11 32 10 B.COM „A‟ 27 43 24 37 20 41 11 B.COM „B‟ 30 42 24 42 21 39 12 BBA 19 40 26 34 22 41 13 B.SC IT (SF) 16 36 20 28 11 31 14 MA ECO. 1 6 2 7 --- --- 15 MA ENGLISH-SF 2 14 --- 10 --- --- 16 M.SC MATHS–SF 3 17 2 9 --- --- 17 M. COM (SF) 6 27 3 20 --- --- 18 M.Phil(Eco.) (SF) 2 6 --- --- --- --- 19 M.Phil (Comm.SF) --- 7 --- --- --- --- 20 M.Phil(English)SF 1 3 --- --- --- --- 21 Ph.D Economics 2 --- --- --- --- --- (SF) Full - Time 22 Ph.D Management 1 --- --- --- --- --- (SF) Full - Time 23 PGDCA (SF) 6 1 --- --- --- --- GRAND TOTAL = 2144 STAFF I take pride to mention that our college is equipped with a team of dedicated, 4 talented & well informed aided teaching staff numbering 64, Self finance numbering 18 and Non-Teaching staff numbering 29 and PTA & Management staff 13. Among the Teaching staff there are 28 Ph.D., Degree holders. FACULTY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMME: I am really very proud to announce that Tmt.S.Marikannu, Assistant Professor of Physics has been awarded the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy by the Alagappa University, Karaikudi & Thiru.P.Narayanasamy, Assistant Professor of Economics, has been awarded the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. Thiru.V.Raju, Assistant Professor of Economics, has completed the viva-voce examination for the award of the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, and he is waiting for the result. Thriu.RM.Chandrasoodan, Guest Lecturer, Commerce has been awarded Ph.D., by Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli. RETIRING STAFF This academic year Dr.V.S.A.Subramanian, Principal, Dr.N.Somasundaram, Dr.S.Ravisankar, Asso. Prof. of Business Administration & Dr.S.Subramanian, Asso. Prof. of Commerce is retiring from service. It is my bounded duty to place it on record, the valuable and un-tired services rendered by them to this temple of learning for more than decades. I feel that their departure will definitely leave a vacuum of talent and rich experience that cannot be refilled at any stage. NEW APPOINTMENT (TEACHING & NON-TEACHING): During this academic year new appointments have been made in our institution. Dr.N.Aruna Devi has been appointed as Assistant Professor of English. Tmt.P.Yogarasi, Tmt.S.Dhanalakshmi, Tmt.R.Poomari (Junior Assistants) Tmt.K.Lakshmi (Typist) B.Angeline, C.Vijaya Banu (Lab Assistants) J.Parthiban (Library Assistant) S.Mathini, S.Muthulakshmi, S.Karuppiah (Record Clerks) R.Arunpandiyan, PLKS.Arunmoli (Office Assistants) were appointed this year. RESULT Examination result is a thermometer to measure our academic efforts. It acts as a 5 feed back to correct our teaching methods and also gives an impetus to introduce new techniques in the art of teaching. Let us have a glance at the results of University Examinations held in April 2015. RESULT PARTICULARS APRIL – 2015 S.NO COURSES No. of Students No. of Students Passed Percentage Appeared ( %) Total Boys Girls Total BA ECONOMICS 1 15 3 10 13 86% (EM) BA ECONOMICS 2 19 5 8 13 68% (TM) 3 BA HISTORY 17 4 3 7 41% 4 BA ENGLISH 53 1 26 27 50% 5 B.Sc MATHS 38 --- 37 37 97.4% 6 B.Sc PHYSICS 35 5 21 26 74.28% 7 B.Sc CHEM. 39 2 16 18 46% 8 B.Sc ZOOLOGY 25 --- 7 7 28% 9 B.SC COMP.SCI. 42 --- 12 12 28.6% 10 B.COM 104 15 53 68 66% 11 BBA 52 13 37 50 96.15% 12 B.SC IT 39 2 22 24 61.54% 13 MA ECONOMICS 12 --- 12 12 100% 14 MA ENGLISH 6 2 4 6 100% 15 M.Sc MATHS 10 --- 9 9 90% 16 M.Com 24 12 8 20 83.33% 17 M.Phil Economics 7 1 6 7 100% 18 M.Phil English 4 1 3 4 100% 19 M.Phil Commerce 10 4 5 9 90% 6 UNIVERSITY RANKS: I record with jubilation and pride that the following students have secured University Ranks in the Examinations conducted by Alagappa University (for the year 2014-2015). Name Course Rank 1. C.Karthick BA History First 2. A.Saranya BA Economics (EM) Sixth 3. A.Makabubjan MA Economics First 4. P.Sathya MA Economics Third 5. M.Suganya MA Economics Fifth 6. P.Hemalatha B.Sc IT Ninth 7. S.Surya M.Com Sixth HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 2015 - 2016: Our beloved Secretary Thiru.N.Rameswaran has been awarded the prestigious International Achievers Award by The International Achievers Conference, New Delhi, for the year 2015-2016.
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