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Mandatory Disclosure MEASI INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CHENNAI-600 014. MANDATORY DISCLOSURE MEASI INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Name of the Institution (including “ASSOCIATION GARDENS” 1 Address, Telephone, Mobile and : NEW No. 147, OLD No. 87, PETERS ROAD, ROYAPETTAH, Email) CHENNAI – 600 014.TAMIL NADU PHONE:044-28350684/2375 E MAIL: [email protected] The Muslim Educational Association of Southern India (MEASI) “ASSOCIATION GARDENS” Name and address of the Trust NEW No. 147, OLD No. 87, PETERS ROAD, 2 (including Address, Telephone, : ROYAPETTAH, Mobile and Email) CHENNAI – 600 014.TAMIL NADU PHONE:044-28352374/0318 E MAIL: [email protected] Dr. G. SAVITHIRI ASSOCIATION GARDENS NO.87, PETERS ROAD, ROYAPETTAH, CHENNAI – 600 014. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE TAMIL NADU 3. DIRECTOR (including Address, : Telephone, Mobile and Email) PHONE:044-28350684/2375 Mobile: 98409-73777 E MAIL: [email protected] 5. GOVERNANCE Members of the Board and their Occupation Members of the Board and their Designation Background brief background a) Nawab Mohammed Abdul PRESIDENT His Highness the Prince of Ali Azimjah Arcot. Philanthropist, Educationist and former Sheriff of Madras. b) Janab T. Rafeeq Ahmed HONY.SECRETARY Educationist and Businessman c) Janab Elias Sait HONY. TREASURER Chartered Accountant, Educationist and Businessman Members of the Advisory Body Members of the Advisory Body Designation Background a) Janab U. Mohamed First President of Institute of Khalilullah Chartered Accountants of India Chartered Accountant (southern region). Chairman of many organizations and boards. b) Janab M. Razzack Chartered Accountant Professional Auditor and auditor for leading business houses. c) Janab H.M. Shamsudeen Chartered Accountant Academician, Professional Auditor and member of various boards. Frequency of the Board Meeting and Academic Advisory Body Once in three months, Board Meeting and Academic Advisory meeting will be held. Organizational Chart and Process CHAIRMAN HONY.SECRETARY Board of Trustees DIRECTOR ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION TEACHING NON-TEACHING MINISTERIAL BASIC HOD LIBRARY ACCOUNTANT Office Attender LECTURER LIBRARIAN Sr. Asst. Class IV LIB. ASST. Clerk Computer Lab System Admin Lab Asst. Trustees Nature and Extent of Involvement of Faculty and Students in Academic Affairs / Improvements Our faculty members will analyze each student strength and weakness. According a structured plan is prepared for the students. The students are guided in a friendly manner and we take a parental role and help them to improve their academic and other areas of interest. The students are encouraged to participate in various events / symposiums in other colleges. The students also conduct such programmes and invite other college students. Weekly tests, seminars, workshops are conducted. Resource persons are invited to deliver guest lectures for seminars and workshops. Our faculties also participates and publish papers in National and International Conferences. Faculty development programme is also conducted for the faculty members to improve their knowledge, teaching quality and enhance their professionalism. Mechanism / Norms and Procedure for democratic / good governance Our Trust, The Muslim Educational Association of Southern India (MEASI) which was established in the year 1902, is a truly democratic set up association. Our association is one of the oldest trust in the Country. We have multiple types of educational Institutions. The objective of the Association is to impart higher education to the Muslim community, which is economically backward. The MEASI is a non-profit organization and our mission is providing quality education to the poorest sections of the society. The members are elected through electoral process. Each member will have tenure of 3 years in their respective post. The Executive Committee comprises of 60 members along with office bearers will oversee the day to day affairs of the Institution. Under the aegis of MEASI, the MEASI Institute of Information Technology functions. All the needs of both the students and faculty are addressed by the Management immediately. Easy access is provided to each and every one to meet the top people in the Management. Our Management and the Institution are always helpful for the betterment of the students and faculty members. Student Feedback on Institutional Governance / Faculty performance Every year at the end of the semester, we issue feedback forms, to the students to give their opinion about the Institution and faculty teaching methodology, attitude, behavior etc. The collected forms are sent to the Committee consists of non-members of the Institution. They will report the genuineness of the feedback to the Management. We strive to impart good quality education and improve our governance every year. Grievance Redressal Mechanism for Faculty , Staff and Students A three member Committee is constituted under the Chairmanship of the Director. The grievances from the students and the faculty members are reported to the Committee. The Committee will initiate a suitable enquiry based various inputs and assess their genuineness. Finally, the aggrieved faculty or student issues are addressed in a best suitable manner. Establishment of Anti-Ragging Committee Sl.No. Name of the Person Position Designation Contact No. 1. Dr. G. SAVITHIRI CHAIRMAN DIRECTOR 044-28352374 2. Dr. REVATTY MEMBER ASSOCIATTE 044-28352374 KRISHNAMURTHY PROFESSOR 3. Mr. Y.S. MOHAMED MEMBER ASST.PROFESSOR 044-28352374 AJWADH 4. Mr. Habib Md. Afzal Bijli MEMBER ASST.PROFESSOR 044-28352374 Establishment of On-Line Grievance Redressal Mechanism we have the On-Line Grievance Redressal Mechanism for the benefit of students. The grievances are taken care by the Grievance Redressal Committee. Establishment of Grievance Redressal Committee in the Institution and Appointment of OMBUDSMAN by the University Sl.No. Name of the Person Position Designation Contact No. 1. Dr. G. SAVITHIRI CHAIRMAN DIRECTOR 044-28352374 2. Dr. REVATTY MEMBER ASSOCIATTE 044-28352374 KRISHNAMURTHY PROFESSOR 2. Mr. S.J. SULTANUDDIN MEMBER ASST.PROFESSOR 044-28352374 3. Ms. N. SAISTHA MEMBER ASST.PROFESSOR 044-28352374 4. Mr. VEERANAGESWARAN MEMBER ASST.PROFESSOR 044-28352374 Establishment of Internal Complaint Committee Committee formed as per the norms stipulated by AICTE Establishment of Committee for SC/ST Committee formed as per the norms stipulated by AICTE. Internal Quality Assurance Cell Internal Quality Assurance Cell is constituted and periodical audit is done. 6. Programmes Name of the Programme approved by AICTE: MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (M,.C.A.) Name of the Programme accredited by AICTE: Nil Number of Seats (Intake) - 60 Duration: Regular - Two years. Cut off Marks: 50% (2020-2021) Fee: Rs.32,500/- per Semester Placement Facilities: A dedicated Placement Officer is appointed to look after the placements. We conduct both on- campus and off-campus Interviews for the students. The students are trained in attitude, technical and general knowledge. The students are given guidance and a advisory body helps them to choose the suitable job by analyzing the pros and cons. Campus Placement in last three years with minimum salary, maximum salary and average salary:: Year No. of Company Min. Salary Max. Salary Avg. Salary students 2018 30 Wipro, HCL, Temenos, TCS, CTS 15000 25000 18000 and all IT related companies 2019 25 Wipro, HCL, Temenos, TCS, CTS 15000 25000 18000 and all IT related companies 2021 25 Wipro, HCL, Temenos, TCS, CTS 15000 25000 18000 and all IT related companies 7. Faculty Branch: MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (M.C.A.) Sl. Name of the Director / Faculty Qualification Designation Permanent No 1. Dr. G. SAVITHIRI M.C.A. M.Phil., Ph.D. DIRECTOR PERMANENT M.C.A. M.Phil., 2. Dr. REVATTHY KRISHNAMURTHY ASSO.PROFESSOR PERMANENT M.Tech. Ph.D. 3. Mr. Y.S. MOHAMED AJWADH. M.C.A., M.PHIL. ASST.PROFESSOR PERMANENT 4. Mr. A.K. MOHAMED GHOUSE M.C.A., M.PHIL. ASST.PROFESSOR PERMANENT M.C.A., 5. Dr. M. USHA ASST.PROFESSOR PERMANENT M.PHIL..Ph.D 6. Mr. S.J. SULTANUDDIN M.C.A., M.TECH (IT) ASST.PROFESSOR PERMANENT 7. Ms. N. SAISTHA M.C.A., M.PHIL., ASST.PROFESSOR PERMANENT M.C.A., 8. Mr. G.VEERA NAGESWARAN ASST.PROFESSOR PERMANENT M.PHIL.,SLET 9. Ms. M. ARSHIYA MOBEEN M.E. NET ASST.PROFESSOR PERMANENT 10. Mr. F. HABIB AFZAL MD. BIJLI M.TECH ASST.PROFESSOR PERMAMENT Permanent Faculty: Student Ratio: 1:20 1. PROFILE OF DIRECTOR NAME Dr. G. SAVITHIRI DATE OF BIRTH 26/11/1975 UNIQUE ID 1-765647193 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS M.C.A., M.PHIL., PH.D WORK EXPERIENCE TEACHING 19 YEARS RESEARCH 03 YEARS INDUSTRY NIL OTHERS NIL AREA OF SPECIALIZATION COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS COURSES TAUGHT IN U.G. & P.G. C++, JAVA, DBMS, OOAD, ADV. JAVA, MULTIMEDIA ETC., RESEARCH GUIDANCE National International National International Journal Journal Conference Conference No. of Papers Published 05 05 05 05 MASTER 75 PH.D. NIL PROJECTS CARRIED OUT NIL PATENTS NIL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER NIL NO. OF BOOKS PUBLISHED WITH NIL DETAILS 2. PROFILE OF FACULTY NAME Dr. REVATTHY KRISHNAMURTHY DATE OF BIRTH UNIQUE ID EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS M.C.A., M.PHIL ., M.TECH., P.HD., WORK EXPERIENCE TEACHING 14 YEARS RESEARCH 03 YEARS INDUSTRY Nil OTHERS Nil AREA OF SPECIALIZATION COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS COURSES TAUGHT IN U.G. & P.G. C, C++, JAVA, ADV. JAVA, DBMS, IOT, MULTIMEDIA, OPERATING SYSTEMS ETC., RESEARCH GUIDANCE National International National International Journal Journal Conference Conference No. of Papers Published Nil 05 Nil 03 MASTER 50 PH.D. Nil PROJECTS CARRIED OUT Nil PATENTS Nil TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Nil NO. OF BOOKS PUBLISHED WITH Nil DETAILS 3. PROFILE OF FACULTY NAME MR. Y.S. MOHAMED AJWADH DATE OF BIRTH 28/12/1975 UNIQUE ID 1-468328611 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS M.C.A., M.PHIL., WORK EXPERIENCE TEACHING 18 YEARS RESEARCH NIL INDUSTRY 03 OTHERS NIL AREA OF SPECIALIZATION COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS COURSES TAUGHT IN U.G. & P.G. C++, JAVA, DBMS, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, NETWORKING, ADV. JAVA, MULTIMEDIA ETC., RESEARCH GUIDANCE National International National International Journal Journal Conference Conference No. of Papers Published NIL NIL NIL NIL MASTER 75 PH.D. NIL PROJECTS CARRIED OUT NIL PATENTS NIL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER NIL NO.
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