AKKINENI NAGESWARA RAO COLLEGE GUDIVADA - 521 301. Aided by the Government of A.P. ISO 9001 : 2008 Certified Organisation Phone Nos : 91-8674 - 242145, 243950, 246848, 241449 Fax : 91-8674-242825 e-mail : [email protected] web : www.anrcollege.edu

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GROUP : ...... ROLL NO...... To The Student 1. Study this Hand Book carefully. 2. Obey the rules and regulations given, as they have been National Anthem framed for your benefit. 3. Do not waste your time. Jana gana mana adhinayaka jaya he Bharatha Bhagya Vidhata 4. Spend your leisure hours profitably by studying Books. Punjaba Sindhu Gujaratha Maratha 5. Knowledge comes through reading. The more a person Dravida, Utkala Vanga knows the greater as his / her worth. Vindhya Himachala Yamuna Ganga Uchchala Jaladhi Taranga 6. Play games, attend regularly the N.C.C. Parades, N.S.S. Tava Shubha Naame Jage work and take part in all healthy activities. Tava Shubha Ashish Maahe 7. Above all conduct yourself, both inside and outside the Gahe Tava Jaya Gatha college, in every manner befitting the student of Jana gana Mangaladayaka jaya he A.N.R. College, Gudivada. Bharatha Bhagya Vidhata Jaya he ! Jaya he ! Jaya he ! STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES Jaya jaya jaya jaya he. Knowledge Acquisition: The student completing a course should be able to master the depth of knowledge required for a degree, - Rabindranadh Tagore including the ability to communicate. Effective Communication: The student should be able to communicate effectively, including the ability to demonstrate effective oral communication skills and effective writing skills Critical Thinking: The student should demonstrate critical thinking, including the ability to evaluate, analyze, and integrate information from a variety of sources. Global Perspectives: The student should live and work effectively in a diverse and global society and articulate the value of diversity. Socially Responsible Action: The student should acknowledge the consequences of his/her actions; engage in local and global civic activities and to develop a personal sense of social justice. CONTENTS AKKINENI NAGESWARA RAO COLLEGE Historical Sketch …………………...... 1 GUDIVADA - 521 301. Members of the College Committee...... 6 Aided by Government of A.P. Members of the College Governing Body...... 7 An ISO 9001 : 2008 Certified Organisation Teaching Staff ...... 7 Non - Teaching Staff ...... 8 Schedule of Fees ...... 9 Rules and Regulations of College ...... 10 Admission and withdrawal ...... 10 Rules of Attendance ...... 11

Tutorial System ...... 12 Estd : 1950 General Rules ...... 12 Laboratories ...... 13 Jã¨`À=∂ ã¨^Œæ=∞Ü«∂ National Cadet Corps and National Service Scheme...... 15 `«=∞™È=∂ *’ºu~°æ=∞Ü«∞ =∞$`Àº~å‡ J=∞$`«OQÆ=∞Ü«∞ Planning Forum ...... 15 Central Library ...... 15 Post Graduate Library ...... 19 HAND BOOK OF INFORMATION & CALENDAR Students' Counseling Centre ...... 21 College Magazine ...... 21 2016 - 2017 Staff Organisations...... 21 Phone Nos: 9 1-8674 - 242145, 243950, 246848, 241449 Students' Cooperative Stores ...... 22 Fax : 91-8674-242825 Endowment Prizes and Scholarships ...... 27 e-mail : [email protected] Calendar ...... 37 web : www.anrcollege.edu Student Roster ...... 49 A grant of Rs. 20,00,000/- was sanctioned to the college under the scheme HISTORICAL SKETCH of "Additional Assistanceto the Colleges" alrady included under 12B during XII ORIGINS plan period and procured equipment i.e., 10 KVA Solar Power, RO Water Plant etc., The 'Gudivada College', started in 1950, is the result of munificence and during 2014. zeal for higher education of the people of Gudivada region and of the neighbouring ACADEMIC COURSES villages in Krishna District. The town is situated in a rich agricultural area midway An important development occurred in July 1951, when the Biology, Physics between Vijayawada and Machilipatnam and connected through road and railway and Chemistry group was opened and 94 students were admitted. In July 1952, the with the leading towns and villages in the district. Gudivada has always been a college was raised to First Grade and B.A. and B.Com. courses were opened. The centre of great cultural and political activity and its citizens have played a promi- year 1953 saw further progress. B.Sc. class with Zoology (Main) and Chemistry and nent role in the life of the nation in general and of Andhra desa in particular. But the Botany (Subsidiaries) was opened. Civics and Indian Administration were offered lack of a seat of higher learning was actually felt, and to meet this need, a strong as optional subjects in Intermediate and in Arts groups, classes were opened in committee of local leaders was formed early in 1950 and an appeal for funds was Sanskrit for Intermediate and in Hindi for B.A. In July 1957, the Pre University made over the name of the following persons : Sri Parvataneni Venkataratnam (Presi- course was opened with eight combinations of optional subjects. In July 1958, the dent), Sri Uppalapati Veerabhadra Rao (Treasurer), Sri Kaza Venkataramaiah three year degree courses were started in the College, thus making our institution (Secretary),Sri Vemulapalli Ramabrahmam (Joint Secretary) and Sarvasri Vadde conform to the national pattern of education. Sobhanadri, Lingam Venkatakrishnaiah and Upadrashta Papanna Sastri as In accordance with the new pattern of education, the college started a new members. two year intermediate course from the academic year 1969-70. A new pattern of INAUGURATION degree course, called New Scheme with Main and Ancillaries was started with The College Organising Committee approached the authorities of the effect from the academic year 1971-72 with Telugu as the medium of instruction. Andhra University in April, 1950 with the request that permission might be given to The starting of M.Com. course in 1974-75 was another notable achievement organize the institution and have it affiliated to the University. The inspection which made the college one of the handful of affiliated colleges in Andhra Pradesh Committee appointed by the University visited Gudivada in May 1950 and reported to have the privilege of offering instruction at the postgraduate level. in favour of granting the affiliation. The College was formally inaugurated under the The college crossed yet another milestone in 1991-92, when keeping the name 'The Gudivada College' by Prof. V.S. Krishna, Vice Chancellor of Andhra ever growing importance of Computer Science and Electronics in view and also University, on July 6, 1950 at a public meeting over which the Honourable Sri responding to the popular demand for instruction in these subjects, two new Bezawada Gopala Reddy, Finance Minister, Government of Madras, presided. It restructured B.Sc. courses, one with Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science was temporarily located in a fine building on the main road. The Secretary of the and the other with Mathematics, Physics and Electronics combinations were started. Organising Committee, Sri Kaza Venkataramaiah became the Correspondent of the College. Expansion of academic facilities was the order of the day and in keeping INFRASTRUCTURE with this trend of the College got permission and started the M.B.A. course in 1993- 94. Appropriately enough, the course was inagurated by Sri Y.C. Simhadri , then The year January 1958 witnessed the opening of the college playground at Vice-Chancellor of Nagarjuna University on 7-2-1994. A new P.G. course, M.Sc., in the new site which was the beginning of a new era in the history of the College. It is Mathematics was commended in 1994-95. in the fitness of things to mention here that the philanthropic villagers of Pedaparupudi and Bhushanagulla, which abut the college ground, donated as many The new courses in high demand, M.C.A., M.Sc., (Computer Science), as 15 acres of land. Additional land could be purchased through the generous BCA and a new stream in B.Sc., course with Mathematics, Statistics and donations of Rs. 60,000/- and Rs 40,000/- by the farmers of these two villagers Computer Science were started during the academic year 1998-99. respectively. In keeping pace with the high demand for B.Ed. course a sister college in There were a few donations by understanding individuals: three acres of the name of A.N.R. College of Education was started during the year 1999-2000. land by Smt. Mandava Rama Tulasamma, 1.12 acres by Sri Kolli Bhadraiah and 0.5 In December 2004, Dr. K. Ramesh (USA) and Sri K. Ranjith Prasad acres by Sri Vellanki Akkaiah Chowdary, which contributed to the extension of the (Vijayawada) donated and amount of 22,750 US dollars (about Rupees 10,00,000/-) college boundaries. in the name of their father late Sri K.G. Prasad Rao, a former Lecturer in Chemistry in In February 1959, the next step forward was taken. The foundation stone this college towards the development of infrastructure for A.N.R. College of Education. for the new building was laid by Dr. V.S. Krishna, the then Vice-Chancellor of Andhra University. Construction work began at once and the eastern wing of the ground 4 1 floor came into being, a bare necessity for the Office, Principal's room, Laboratories The construction of men's hostel was completed in 1996 with the assis- and Library. Simultaneously, a spacious auditorium was also constructed. On tance of UGC as part of VIII Plan Development Projects. The extension of hostel account of a donation of about Rs. 60,000/-, it was named after Sri Yerneni Chalamaih. was begun in 1998 and the first floor was completed in 1999 with assistance of UGC's IX Plan funds. Since Sri Akkineni Nageswara Rao and his admirers gave a donation of One Lakh rupees, the College was named after him from April 1959. The 10th College A spacious laboratory with 75 Pentium-based computers was opened during Day was celebrated at the new site in February 1960 and the College moved to its the academic year 1998-99 to cater to the needs of students of MCA and M.Sc. permanent location in July 1960. Sri A.F. Thyagaraju, the first Principal of the (Computer Science). In view of the ever-expanding demand for the computer education and to provide more facilities to the students of B.Sc. (Maths, Statistics/ Physics college left the institution on July 16, 1966 to join the Noble College, Machilipatnam, and Computer Sciences), another laboratory was opened with at least 45 latest on its revival. Dr. Y. Venkateswara Rao, Vice Principal was promoted as Principal. As computers during 1999-2000. It was named after Dr. Yarlagadda Lakshmi Prasad, soon as he took over, he could secure the active and willing cooperation of three who generously contributed Rs 15 lakhs from his M.P. (Local Area Development popular doctors, Dr. A.V. Raghavaiah, Dr. T.L. Perumallu and Dr. P.L. Narasimha Rao Scheme) funds. for the completion of remaining portion of the building. Their active participation in Construction of first floor of western part main building was completed the construction activity culminated in the collection of fairly handsome donations during 2004-2005. Extension work of first floor on eastern part of the main building (about Rs. 1,75,000/-) from the philanthropic public of Gudivada and neighbouring was completed during 2005-2006. A huge three-storied building by the name of villages. To this was added, as promised, a sum of about Rupees One Lakh by the 'Golden Jubilee Commemoration Building' was built during 2000-2001. Funds for friends and admirers of Akkineni Nageswara Rao. Together with Government grants, this building were also received from the alumnus of the college, Sri Cherukuri this was utilised for the construction of western wing of the ground floor and the Ramoji Rao, News Paper Baron and owner of ETV and Ramoji Film City, who first floor of both eastern and western sides of the main building. Teaching work at donated Rs. 10 lakhs. Yarlagadda Lakshmi Prasad another alumnus of the college last began in the cement concrete rooms, a dream come true for the staff. also contributed Rs. 10 lakhs from his M.P. LADS funds for the construction of this A spacious Biology Museum, with over 1000 mounted specimens of plants building. and animals, fossils and models, is housed in the ground floor of the western wing A fully furnished Internet facility was established for the benefit of students A well -kept herbarium and an assortment of wood samples are also present in the as well as staff members to equip themselves with the latest knowledge and museum. developments taking throughout the world. The next phase of construction was another mammoth project, the Library. A 400 m running track (width 9.76m) was laid during 2005-2006 at a cost of This was constructed on modern lines, with maximum facilities for each category of Rs. three lakhs, which was sanctioned by UGC under X Plan. The Ministry of Youth the college populace - boy students, girl students and staff. The construction work Affairs and Sports granted Rs three lakhs and it was utilised by the College to equip went on uninterrupted and by 1975 an imposing and spacious gymnasium was also the gymnasium with Multi-Gym with 12 stations, Joggers (manual and electronic), built and it has since been utilized by students and staff with great enthusiasm. Exercise cycles, Electronic Treadmill, Twisters, Vibrators and Weight Lifting set. Consequent on donation of Rs. 25,000/-, the gymnasium was named after Sri Kolli An extension to the eastern wing with two floors was also completed in Lingaiah. 2006 and it houses a Seminar Hall, laboratories and class rooms. Another huge building, Sri Yerneni Govindaiah Junior College building A hostel for women in the name of "Akkineni Annapurna Women's Hostel" (Rs One Lakh was provided by Sri Govindaiah's son Sri Ramachandra Rao) was was also constructed during 2003-04. Extension of women's hostel is taken up in the year 2008 and it has been in use presently. New dining hall and kitchen were completed by 1984 on the eastern side of College campus and has been in use since attached to the women's hostel with state of the art facilities from the academic year 1985. This building added many more number of class rooms to the existing ones. 2010-2011. The foundation stone for the Post-graduate wing was laid in 1985 and the A Grant of Rs.10,00,000/- was sanctioned to the College towards One construction of the building was completed in 1992. The Post Graduate department Time Financial Assistance to NAAC Accredited Colleges under assistance of was shifted to the new building during 1992-93. Foundations stone was laid for University Grants Commission for "Strengthening of infrastructure in terms of Power Post- Graduate block II on 22-8-1994 by the then Chairman of the University Grants Supply" and this was used to procure a 180KVA Cummins Generator during 2010. Commission, Prof. G. Rami Reddy. A Grant of Rs. 25,00,000/- was sanctioned to the College under the scheme of The block was named after Yarlagadda Sobhanadri owing to a donation of "Additional Assistance to the Colleges already included under 12B" during XI Plan Rs. 3 lakhs by his son Dr. Y. Nageswara Rao (USA) of Pedaparupudi. Period and procured the Equipment during 2011. 2 3 Sri V. Rama Rao, M.Com, D.C.R.S. Lecturer Two new P.G. courses in basic science, M.Sc., in Chemistry and Physics Ms. K. Bhagya Lakshmi, M. Com. Guest Faculty were commenced in years 2002-2003 and 2003-2004 respectively. Another two new Smt. A. Greeshma, M.Com. Guest Faculty M.Sc., courses in Microbiology and Botany are added to the list of P.G. courses in Department of MATHEMATICS : the 2005-2006 year. An additional section of M.C.A. course is opened during the Sri U. Surya Kumar, M.Sc. Lecturer, In-charge academic year 2008-2009. Dr. A. Satyanarayana, M.Sc., Ph.D. Lecturer In view of the growing demand for basic sciences, the college got permission Department of PHYSICS : to start an additioinal section of B.Sc., with Mathematics, Physics are Chemistry in the year 2003-2004. Dr . N. Krishna Mohan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Lecturer, In-charge A Research Centre, under the purview of Acharya Nagarjuna Univesity, Kum. K.Roopa, M.Sc. Guest Faculty was established in the College for the benefit of pursuers of research and highest Kum. K. Lakshmi Sowjanya, M.Sc. Guest Faculty Department of CHEMISTRY : learning. Dr. G.S.N. Sastry, M.Sc., Ph.D. Reader, In-charge SUCCESSION LIST OF PRINCIPALS (Retd. on 30-6-2016) 1. 06-07-1950 to 16-07-1966 Sri A.F. Tyaga Raju, M.A., (London) Sri K. Sudhakar, M. Sc. Guest Faculty 2. 16-07-1966 to 18-02-1992 Dr. Y. Venkateswara Rao, M.Sc., Ph.D. Smt. M. Sowjanya, M.Sc., M.Ed. Guest Faculty 3. 28-03-1985 to 21-06-1987 Sri K. Krishna Murthy, M.Sc. Department of BOTANY: (During Lien Period of Dr. Y. Venkateswara Rao) Sri T.M.N. Roy, M.Sc. (at A.G.&S.G. College, on deputation basis) 4. 19-02-1992 to 31-08-1993 Sri P. Bhaskara Rao, B.Sc. (Honours) Department of LIBRARY SCIENCES: 5. 31-08-1993 to 14-01-1994 Sri K. Bapaiah, M.Sc. Sri P. Srinivasa Rao, M.Com., M.A., M.L.Sc., M.Phil., D.J.A.Lecturer, In-charge of the Dept. 6. 14-01-1994 to 24-07-1994 Sri K. Venkateswara Rao, M.Sc. Department of PHYSICAL EDUCATION: 7. 24-07-1994 to 30-11-1994 Sri V. Lakshmi Narayana, M.Sc. Sri Y. Udaya Bhaskar, B.A., M.P.Ed. Lecturer, In-charge of the Dept. 8. 30-11-1994 to 30-06-1996 Sri K. Bapaiah, M.Sc. POST GRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE : 9. 30-06-1996 to 31-07-2000 Sri K. Subba Rao, M.A. 10. 01-08-2000 to 31-03-2002 Sri M.Veerabhadra Rao, M.Sc. Dr. A.V.S. Bhaskara Rao, M.A., M.Sc., Ph.D. Reader & Vice-Principal Sri Y. Immanuel, M.Com. Guest Faculty 11. 01-04-2002 to 30-06-2003 Maj. G. Madana Mohana Rao, M.A. Ms.B.Vijaya Durga, M.com Guest Faculty 12. 01-07-2003 to 31-05-2004 Sri C.V.S.V. Prasada Rao, M.Sc. NON -TEACHING STAFF 13. 01-06-2004 to 30-04-2006 Sri B. Durga Prasad, M.Com 1. Sri K. Srinivasa Rao Superintendent 14. 01-05-2006 to 30-06-2008 Dr.C.Suryachandra Rao, M.Sc., Ph.D. 2. Smt. V. Manjula Rani, M. A, M.Phil, B.Lisc., Senior Assistant 15. 01-07-2008 to 31-12-2012 Dr. M.V.V.Nagi Reddy, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. 3. Sri K. Sarveswara Rao, B.A. Senior Assistant 16. 01-01-2013 Dr. S.Sankar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. 4. Sri B. Hanuma Store Keeper CELEBRATIONS 5. Sri B. Arjuna Rao, B.A. Store Keeper Akkineni Nageswara Rao College completed 25 years of its existence and 6. Sri G. Chitti Babu, B.A. Typist service in the year 1975. The College celebrated its Silver Jubilee the next year. Sri 7. Smt. P. Sadhana , M. Com. LD Steno-Typist Jalagam Vengala Rao, the then Chief Minister inaugurated the celebrations which 8. Sri P. Venkateswara Rao Junior Assistant were attended by many distinguished people. 9. Sri S. Ganesh Kumar, B.A. Junior Assistant 10. Sri R. Chaitanya, B.A. Junior Assistant An important milestone was reached when the College completed 50 years 11. Smt. G. Tara Kumari, M.A., M.Lisc., M.Phil Asst. Librarian of successful service to the society. The occasion called for the celebration of 12. Sri P. Srinivas Herbarium Keeper Golden Jubilee in the year 2000. All those connected with the College, i.e. the Chief 13. Miss. K. Krishna Kumari, B.A. Museum Keeper Donor, Sri Akkineni Nageswara Rao, the College Managing Committee members, RECORD ASSISTANTS the Teaching and Non-teaching staff, students and alumni as well as those not 14. Sri B. Sangam Naidu directly connected to the College participated in the three hectic and joyful days of Celebrations, from 21st to 23rd December, 2000. 8 5 The then Chief Minister, Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu inaugurated the Golden 10. Sri Akkineni Venkat Hereditary Member Jubilee Celebrations. Many other V.I.P.s including Sri M. Venkaiah Naidu, the then 11. Dr. S. Balarama Krishna M.B.B.S. Member Union Agriculture Minister, Smt. V.S. Rama Devi, the then Governor of Karnataka 12. Sri V. Sobhanadriswara Rao, B.Sc., B.E. Member and Sri Ch. Ramoji Rao also graced the occasion and extended their good wishes. 13. Sri P.V. Krishna Prasad Member Principals and staff who retired were honoured during the celebrations. 14. Sri A. Rama Mohana Rao Member 15. Sri S.V. Ramana Babu Member The festivities of the occasion of Golden Jubilee were crowned by the 16. Sri Kolli Santharam Member exciting announcements of handsome donations. Rs. Ten lakhs by Sri Ramoji Rao 17. Sri G. Purnachandra Rao Member in honour of his parents Cherukuri Venkata Subbaiah and Venkata Subbamma, Rs. 18. Sri L.V. Subba Rao Member fifteen lakhs by Dr. Y. Lakshmi Prasad, then Rajya Sabha member from his M.P.L.A.D.S. 19. Sri K.G.S.R. Gupta Member funds, Rs. Five lakhs by Sri Maganti Rajendra Prasad Rs. Five lakhs by Sri 20. Dr. S. Sankar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Principal, Ex-officio Punukollu Venkata Ratnam, Rs. One lakh by V. Satyanarayana and Rs. Ten lakhs by other members of A.N.R. College Old Students' Association (ANRCOSA) towards MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE GOVERNING BODY the construction of the Golden Jubilee Commemoration Building. 1. Sri K. Koteswara Rao, B.A., BL. President SAD PERIODS 2. Sri L.R.K. Prasad, B.Com Vice-President 3. Sri P. Nageswara Rao Secretary & Correspondent The years 1975 and 1976 were a sad period in the history of the college. Sri 4. Sri K.S. Appa Rao, M.S.W. Treasurer Parvataneni Venkataratnam, founder President, Sri Kaza Venkatramaiah, founder 5. Sri P. Rajabhushana Rao Joint Secretary Secretary and Sri Yerneni Venkateswara Rao, Vice President of the College Committee 6. Sri B. Rama Kutumba Rao Joint Secretary passed away, after having done yeoman service to the higher education in and 7. Sri A. Rama Mohana Rao Member around Gudivada by starting and developing the College. With a deep sense of 8. Sri P. Krishna Prasad Member grief, the College wishes to record the demise of Sri A.F. Tyagaraju, the first Principal 9. Sri K.G.S.R. Gupta Member in 2001. He was instrumental in giving a direction and a 'shape' to the development 10. Dr. S. Sankar, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D. Principal, Ex-officio of the College. 11. University Representative Sri Uppalapati Veerabhadra Rao, the founder member, of the College 12. Principal, GDC, Pamarru, Government Representative Management Committee, who served the college for over half century, passed TEACHING STAFF away on 22nd August 2005 at the age of 87. He served the college in many capacities. Dr. S. Sankar, M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D. Principal Treasurer, Secretary & Correspondent and President. The college places on record Dr. A.V.S. Bhaskara Rao, M.A., M.Sc., Ph.D. Vice-Principal his yeoman service. Department of ENGLISH : Sri Kancharla Lakshmana Swamy, who served as Secretary & Correspondent of the College during 1993-98 passed away on 30-05-2012. Sri P. Raja Sekhar, M.A., M.Phil. Lecturer, In-charge Sri Akkineni Nageswara Rao (89), Chairman of the College, passed away Smt. B. Subhashini, M.A.,P.G..D.T.E., M.Phil. Lecturer on 21-1-2014. In the Condolence Meeting held in the college on 23-1-2014, speakers Dr. A.V.V.V. Malleswaramma, M.A., M.Phil.Ph.D. Lecturer extolled his qualities. Sri Parvataneni Nageswara Rao, Secretary of the College Department of TELUGU Committee and Dr. Yerneni Venkateswara Rao, former Principal, said that the college Dr. K. Somasundara Rao, M.A., Ph.D. Lecturer, In-charge is standing today as it is, thanks to the munificence of this philanthropist. Akkineni Smt. A. Sujatha, M.A. Lecturer is an icon not confined to a time and place. He is a role model to all of us and the Department of HINDI : stakeholders of the College paid rich tributes to Sri Akkineni Nageswara Rao. Dr. K. Janakee Devi, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. Lecturer, In-charge MEMBERS OF COLLEGE COMMITTEE Department of ECONOMICS : 1. Sri K. Koteswara Rao, B.A., BL. President Dr. K. Venu Madhava Rao, M.A.,M.Phil., Ph.D. Lecturer, In-charge 2. Sri L.R.K. Prasad, B.Com Vice-President Ms. T. Sridevi, M.A. Guest Faculty 3. Sri P. Nageswara Rao Secretary & Correspondent Department of POLITICS : 4. Sri K.S. Appa Rao, M.S.W. Treasurer Ms. A. Suneetha, M.A., B.Ed. Guest Faculty 5. Sri P. Rajabhushana Rao Joint Secretary Department of HISTORY : 6. Sri B. Rama Kutumba Rao Joint Secretary Sri R. Venkaiah, M.A. M.Phil. Lecturer, In-charge 7. Sri Y. Govinda Rajan Babu Hereditary Member Department of COMMERCE 8. Sri Y.K.D. Mallikharjuna Rao Hereditary Member Sri M. Raghavendra Rao, M.Com, M.Phil. Lecturer, In-charge 9. Sri Y. V. Kishore Hereditary Member 6 7 8. Students who fail to put in minimum of 50 percent attendance in degree class 15. Sri K. Venkateswara Rao and 60 percent in intermediate will not be eligible for compensation of attendance. 16. Sri P. Ramesh, B.A. 9. Students are advised in their own interest to be punctual and regular in attending 17. Sri A. Jagan Mohana Rao, B.Com., C.Li.Sc. the college. They are instructed to ascertain from the attendance clerk at the end of 18. Sri T.P. Ram Babu every month whether they are short of attendance. 19. Sri T. Rajesh Kumar, B.Sc., M.C.A. TUTORIAL SYSTEM 20. Smt. J. Deevanamma A. PERSONAL TUTORIAL SYSTEM OFFICE SUBORDINATES 1. Each student is assigned to the care of one of the members of the staff who may 21. Sri D.V. Satyanarayana be consulted in matter where advice is required. 22. Smt. R. Nageswaramma 2. Students should meet the Tutor to whom they are assigned at least once a 23. Sri D. Victor fortnight on the college premises at a time fixed by the later. 24. Smt. V. Vijaya Lakshmi 3. The Tutor will acquaint himself with the progress of his wards and submit 25. Smt. Ch. Padma his report to the Principal at least once a term. 26. Sri K. Mahesh 4. Each Tutor will be supplied with a note-book may be called for the Principal at 27. Sri G. Subba Rao any time for reference and should be sent to the office at the end of the year. 28. Sri Ch. Vamsi Krishna 5. All leave letters should be countersigned by the Tutor. 29. Ch. Venkateswara Rao, M.Sc. 6. The Personal Tutorial system is intended to foster close contact between students CONVERTED CLASS IV CONTINGENT STAFF and teachers. Students should learn to look upon their Tutors as friends, invite 30. Sri P. Chenchaiah them to their homes or lodges and seek their advice not only in their studies but in 31. Sri D. Raju all matters pertaining to their daily life and conduct. POST GRADUATE COURSE B. TUTORIAL CLASSES 32. Sri G. Bhushana Rao - Office Subordinate 1. Attendance for tutorial classes according to the timetable is compulsory. SCHEDULE OF FEE STRUCTURE 2. The tutorial classes are intended to provide an opportunity to the teachers to ______give individual attention to the students and help them in their studies. Tuition fee Laboratory Fee 3. Students should make the fullest use of the opportunities provided by the Course I Term II Term for term Tutorial System to equip themselves for their tasks at college and their duties in life ______later. Jr. Intermediate Rs. 880/- - GENERAL RULES Sr. Intermediate Rs.968/- -- ______By accepting membership of the college, students accept an obligation to obey I B.A. & B. Com. Rs.890/- Rs.890/- its rules and to respect and support its discipline, in the interpretation of the rules II & III B.A. & B. Com. Rs.700/- Rs.700/- and in any academic or disciplinary matter not covered by the rules, they are ex- ______pected to accept the guidance of the Principal. I B. Sc. Rs.1025/- Rs.1025/- Rs. 890/- per year 1. This college is a temple of learning. You come to us with the noble objective - II & III B. Sc.. Rs. 800/- Rs. 800/- Rs. 890/- per year ______"ENTER TO LEARN AND LEAVE TO SERVE". 2. Attend your classes regularly. That is the main purpose of which you have ______POST GRADUATE COURSE joined the college. You should put in a minimum of 75% of attendance in theory Course Nature of Fees Previous Final classes. Otherwise you will not be sent for the public examination. Don't leave the ______class room without the permission of the teacher. M. Com. Tuition fees Rs. 5500/- Rs. 5000/- Special Fee Rs. 3610/- Rs. 3435/- 3. Conduct yourself inside and outside the college in a manner that brings good Caution Deposit Rs. 100/- Rs. 100/- name to you and the college. 12 9 of Intermediate Education as equivalent there to. Those seeking admission into the OTHER FEES : Special fee : Rs.890/- per year for Degree & Intermediate students First Degree class should have passed the Intermediate examination of the Intermediate Affiliation Fee : Rs.50/- Board or any examination recognized as equivalent there to or have been declared Recognition Fee : Rs.85/- For admission into Intermediate class eligible by the Krishna University for admission to university courses. All candidates for Matriculation Fee : Rs.140/- For admission into Degree class admission must present transfer certificates in original from the school or college Inter-University - which they last attended, and must further satisfy the Principal that their conduct Tournament Fee : Rs.75/- to be paid by the Degree students per year and progress were satisfactory at the institution last attended. Admission Fee : Rs.10/- to be paid on admission 2. A Candidate who is found to have obtained admission by false representation Identity card Fee : Rs.20/- to be paid on admission of any kind will be summarily dismissed with forfeiture of whatever fees that may Youth Festival Fee : Rs.50/- to be paid by all students per year have been paid. Students Amenity Fee : Rs.100/- to be paid by all students per year Kalapeetam Fee : Rs.25/- to be paid by all students per year 3. No candidate for admission will be enrolled of allowed to attend any class until University Development Fund: Rs.150/- to be paid by Degree students at the time the fees for the first term have been paid. Fees paid once cannot be refunded. of admission 4. A student admitted at any time during a term must pay the entire fee for the term. Caution Deposit : Rs.25/- to be paid by all students at the time of 5. A student who has duly paid the fees and has been admitted but wishes to leave admission the college, will be granted a Transfer Certificate, provided he/she applies for it not N.B. 1. Eligible candidates need not pay the tuition fee as per the guidelines of the later than the fifth working day after the admission. If the application is made later, Government of Andhra Pradesh 2. Fee once paid can't be refunded under any circumstances the Transfer Certificate will be issued only on payment of an additional fee of Rs. 10/-. 3. Applicants who fail to pay the fees on the date indicated will forfeit their seats. 6. Additional fee will be charged for the issue of duplicate Transfer Certificate. 4. There may be an increase of 10% in the tuition fee for the next academic year. The fee for Date of Birth Certificate or any other certificate of extract is Rs. 5/- for the RULES & REGULATIONS OF COLLEGE current students. The fee for other certificates will be announced from time to time 1. Fees Shall be paid in one or two installments in each term except the first. If paid 7. Any student who leaves the college without the permission of the Principal in one installment, it must be paid not later than the tenth day of the first term. If before completing the course shall not receive the certificate of conduct. paid in installments, the first shall be paid not later than the tenth day of the date 8. A Student who leaves in the middle of an academic year even with the permission of commencement of the term. of the Principal, can't claim remission of any portion of the fees already paid. 2. If the last date prescribed for payment of fees happens to be a holiday, fees may RULES OF ATTENDANCE be paid on the next working day. 1. Students are required to attend punctually all lecture and practical classes as 3. Students who pay their fee after the tenth day but before the thirteenth day of per the timetable. each term shall be charged a fine of Rs. 5/-. Thereafter, they are liable to suspen- 2. Attendance will be taken in every class. Students entering the class during the sion or dismissal if the fees still remain unpaid. roll-call will be marked present, but those coming late will be marked absent. 4. A student whose name has been struck off from the rolls may be readmitted after 3. Absence for any class will be counted as absent for the whole session. There all dues have been paid and on payment of re-admission fee of Rs.5/-. are two sessions in a day: Morning session from 10-00 a.m. onwards and Evening 5. The timings prescribed for the receipt of fees will be indicated on the notice session after lunch-break. board. 4. Students desiring leaves of absence should apply to the Principal in writing. 6. Students should obtain and preserve all the receipts for all payments made by Application for more than two days leave should bear the counter signature of the them. parent or guardian. Sick leave will be granted only on the production of medical 7. Fees once paid will not be refunded or adjusted towards some other dues or certificate kept in reserve for some other purpose. 5. All leave applications must be countersigned by the Tuitor to whom the applicant has been assigned. RULES OF ADMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL 6. Absence without leave will entail a fine of Rs.1/- per session. 1. Candidates for admission into Junior Intermediate must have passed the X class 7. Students should attend at least 75 percent of the lectures and tutorials and 90 examination of Andhra Pradesh or some other examination accepted by the Board percent of practical classes. 10 11 3. Andhra Prabha (Tel.) 6. The Hindu 4. Observe discipline and extend courtesy to others. Discipline and courtesy cost 7. Vislandra (Tel.) you nothing, but their returns will be tremendous. WEEKLIES 5. Do not loiter on the campus. If you have leisure, spend the time usefully in the 1. Andhra Bhoomi (Tel.) 5. Navya (Tel.) library and reading room. 2. Employment News 6. Swathi (Tel.) 6. Maintain absolute silence in the library and reading room. You should not 3. Janata 7. Tenali Times (Tel.) disturb fellow-students who are in deep study. 4. India Today 8. University News 7. Maintain decency and decorum in your classroom, library, laboratories and on FORTNIGHTLIES the campus in general. 1. Sainik Samachar (Tel.) 8. Keep your surroundings clean and tidy. Remember the saying: Cleanliness is 2. Udyoga Sopanam (Tel.) next to Godliness. 3. Vijetha Competitions (Tel.) 9. Smoking in the college premises is strictly prohibited. MONTHLIES 10. Misconduct of students even outside the College likely to mar the reputation of 1. Abhay Bharat 20. NBT News letter the College, deliberate or unwitting, will be deemed as offense against the institution 2. Andhra Bhoomi (Tel.) 21. Physics for you and will be dealt with accordingly. 3. Andhra Pradesh (Tel.) 22. Prabhuddha Bharata 11. Any kind of malpractice at the examination is liable for punishment with fine 4. Annadata (Tel.) 23. Saptagiri (Tel.) and expulsion. 5. Azad Academy news letter 24. Sankaravani (Tel.) 12. As the College is a coeducational institution, utmost decency is expected in the 6. Balabharatam (Tel.) 25. Science Reporter behaviour of both boys and girls. Boys in particular, will do well to bear in mind 7. Biology Today 26. Seminar constantly that they should behave towards girl students in the same civilized 8. Buddhabhoomi (Tel.) 27. Simhapuri Raitu (Tel.) manner as they expect for their own kind of the fair sex who are or will be students 9. Chemistry Today 28. Sri Ramakrishna Prabha (Tel.) of this or other coeducational institution. 10. Chatura (Tel.) 29. Srivani (Tel.) 13. The College provides many amenities for you - the Auditorium, the Gymna- 11. Competition Success Review30. Srujana Priya (Tel.) sium, Audiovisual education, the play fields, a bank, a students Co-operative Stores 12. Grandhalaya Sarvaswam (Tel.)31. Swathi (Tel.) and a Canteen. 13. IASLIC News letter 32. Telugu Vidyardhi (Tel.) 14. Play games. They not only improve your physique but also inculcate whole- 14. IIPA News letter 33. The Sikh Review some attitudes through healthy sportsmanship in you. 15. Illu-Illalu (Tel.) 34. The Vedanta Kesari 15. Join the extracurricular activities : the N.C.C., the N.S.S., Akkineni Kalapeetam, 16. INFLIBNET News letter 35. Telugu Velugu (Tel.) dramatics, debates, etc. Choose according to your taste and talent. 17. Mathematics Today 36. Vipula (Tel.) 16. If, in any circumstances, a student feels himself no longer able to abide by the 18. Mahakavi Sri Sri (Tel.) 37. Yojana rules of the College, he/she may obtain permission to leave the institution without 19. Mana Arogyam (Tel.) 38. Yojana (Tel.) delay. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RULES OF LIBRARY 17. There are many cases where adolescent indiscretions have resulted in adult The Library is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on all working days. The issue counter regrets. Learn from them and behave wisely even as young men and women. That will be closed at 5 p.m. will make you a worthy member of your family and worthy citizen. That is the duty The working hours during of vacations will be notified from time to time. you owe yourself. Members of the teaching staff, students, clerks and attenders, members of the 18. Use of Cell Phones in the class rooms is prohibited and any violation in this College committee and the Librarian are ipso facto members of the library. regard will be dealt with seriously. Others who wish to become members may be admitted on application to the 19. Ragging other students will entail punishment by the college authorities and Principal, recommended by a teacher who shall stand surety. They will be required the Police too, so students are advised to maintain cordial relations all students. to make a deposit of Rs. 150/- and to pay a Library Fee of Rs. 150/- per year on 16 13 LABORATORIES JAWAHAR KNOWLEDGE CENTRE (JKC) 1. Science students should attend their practical class regularly since experiments Jawahar Knowledge Centre's primary aim is to provide intensive training to will not be repeated for the sake of absentees. students in employable skills and enable students avail themselves of the bright 2. Students should note down all relevant points in observation books and submit opportunities in the global job market. JKC helps students to realize their potential their record books punctually. Since the records carry marks, they should be main- and aim high in life and particularly it motivates and encourages students to be tained neatly and accurately. creative, independent and self reliant. INTERNET CENTRE 3. Students should not leave the laboratory without returning the apparatus lent to them. The College provides internet facility, free of cost, to the students and the staff in the Internet Centre from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on all working days. On Sundays and 4. Students should handle the apparatus carefully as they have to pay full cost of other general holidays it works during the morning session only. apparatus they break or spoil even inadvertently. Consumable materials like MANA TV chemicals should be used sparingly as they are costly. The College has made provision for Mana TV. The programmes of Mana TV 5. Students of Botany and Zoology are required to participate in excursion help students supplement classroom teaching. It provides access for students to organized by the college for studying and collecting new flora and fauna. interact with subject experts & conducts Special Live Programmes and Teleconfer- INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC) ences with experts. The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the college has been started as NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC), NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) a post-accreditation quality sustenance measure. It has a Coordinator and support- & RED RIBBON CLUB (RRC) ing staff and works for internalization and institutionalization of quality enhance- A Senior Division of the National Cadet Corps and a unit of National Service ment initiatives. The prime task of the IQAC is to develop a system for conscious, Scheme function in the college. The units are directed by a committee consisting of the Principal and the respective officers. consistent and catalytic improvement in the overall performance of the institution. N.C.C./N.S.S. training is voluntary for all able-bodied students of the college. KRISHNA UNIVERSITY RESEARCH CENTRE 1. The training shall extend over a period of two years commencing with the The College has six recognized Research Guides directing M.Phil. and Ph.D. Junior Intermediate class. Scholars of different universities. After the affiliation to Krishna University the 2. The trainees shall put in not less than 75 percent of attendance at N.C.C. or College was granted a Research Centre for the P.G. Department of Business Admin- N.S.S. programme during each year and attend one compulsory Annual Camp during istration. vacation as per the Rules. WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (WDC) 3. Red ribbon club is a movement by the Government of India in educational The College has a Women Development Centre (WDC). It aims to empower girl Institutions through which students will be making awareness of AIDS. Through students, to enhance understanding of issues related to women and to make the RRC youth are encouraged to learn about safe and healthy lifestyles. college campus a safe place for women students. With a view to taking up women's CENTRAL LIBRARY issues and problems, WDC aims at creating awareness of their rights and duties. It The College Library, opened in July 1950 has now a total of 64,197 volumes. It also provides a platform for women to share their experiences and views regarding contains books dealing with various subjects of study at the college level and also their status in the society and to suggest ways to improve and empower them- books of general interest. The books are classified and arranged according Dewey's selves. Decimal classification. About 500 volumes are added every year. The Library also CAREER GUIDANCE & PLACEMENT CELL has copying and internet facilities for use by students. The Reading Room is supplied with the following periodicals & Journals. The Career Guidance & Placemet Cell aims to help students of the college get PERIODICAL S IN THE MAIN LIBRARY placement assistance and jobs in various fields. The purpose of the cell is to DAILIES provide up-dated and advanced information to the students for their academic and 1. Andhra Bhoomi (Tel.) 4. Deccan Chronicle professional development. It also helps the students to make appropriate choices 2. Andhra Jyothi (Tel.) 5. Eenadu (Tel.) at the right moment and develop insight for appropriate decisions. 14 15 Reference Services. admission towards membership of the library. If they wish to join the reading room Circulation Services. only they need not pay the deposit. Electronic information services. No non-member shall be admitted into the library except when he is introduced by a member, but such admission does not confer the privilege of making use of the E-journal abstracting services library for reference purposes. Students are not permitted to introduce non - Educational CD ROMs members to the library. LIST OF JOURNALS & MAGAZINES Current periodicals may be read only in the place set apart for the purpose. International Journals STRICT SILENCE TO BE OBSERVED IN AND AROUND THE LIBRARY 1. Harvard Business review No member shall be allowed to take his/her books or their belongings into the 2 International journal of computer science and knowledge engineering library. 3 International journal of computing and applications 4 International journal of information technology and engineering All books must be applied for and returned in person. No books will be issued to 5 Journal of advanced research in computer engineering messengers. 6 New frontiers in education - international journal of education and research Absence from the college will not relieve a borrower of the responsibility of 7 Proficient-an international journal of management returning the books on the due date. National Journals Members entering or leaving the library should pass all books including note books through the entrance/exit counter. 1 Auto car 2 Brand management 3 Business india 4 Business today Students are forbidden from taking books into a place where there is sickness of 5 Business world 6 Careers360 an infectious nature. 7 Chemistry today 8 Competition success review Member shall be allowed books as follows : 9 Computer active 10 Computer era Members of the Teaching Staff and Committee 15 to 30 Vols. 11 Computer society of india 12 Computer vignanam Members of the college Clerical Staff 10 to 15 Vols. 13 Corporate governance 14 Corporate india Students 2 to 5 Vols. 15 Current science 16 Dalal street Attenders 5 Vol. Others Members granted permission 3 Vols. 17 Digit 18 Employment news 19 Finance india 20 Front line Borrowers are eligible to keep a book for 14 days from the date of issue. At the 21 Ganitha chandrika 22 India forbes end of the period the books shall be returned to the library, but may be reissued to the same person if it is not in the meantime applied for by some one else. When the 23 India today 24 Indian journal of finance book is thus reissued to a person, he/she may retain it for a further period of one 25 Indian journal of management 26 Indian journal of marketing week. Ordinarily two renewals may be allowed without the presentation of the book 27 Indian journal of traditional knowledge 28 Industrial economist at the counter. 29 Journal of accounting & finance 30 Journal of chemical sciences The Librarian may recall a book at any time during the period of its loan. 31 Knowledge management 32 Management in government 33 Mathematics today 34 Monthly commentary on indian Any book on loan may be reserved to borrower on application. Such reservations economic conditions will be notified and dealt with in strict chronological order. 35 Palle srujana 36 Physics for you If an applicant fails to ask for a book thus reserved on the date specified, the 37 Pramana 38 Readers digest reservation will lapse automatically. 39 Resonance 40 Science reporter Back numbers of the periodicals may be issued to members as follows: 41 Soft skills 42 The chartered accountant 43 The indian association of physics teachers44 The indian journal of commerce Teaching Staff and Committee Members 3 numbers 45 The indian journal of industrial relations 46 The journal of institute of public Clerical Staff 2 numbers enterprises Attenders 1 number 47 University news 48 Vikalpa Special Member 2 numbers 49 Vinimaya 50 Vision They must be returned within 7 days from issue. 51 Yojana 20 17 Reference books should not be taken out of the library. They may however, be 3. These books should be returned on or before the last working day. issued to members of the teaching staff for class use; and books thus taken out Other Services of the Library : should be returned before 4-00 pm on the same day. The issued book will be noted 1. Guidance regarding Universities, Courses Professional / non-professional, tech- in a special register maintained for this purpose. nical, non-technical, job oriented etc. Borrowers failing to return books or periodicals on or before the day last noted 2. Providing information regarding current affairs and current information and to in the date label of the book or periodical should pay a penalty of Rs.1/- per book or prepare the students for quiz programmes and debating competitions. periodical for each day. In the calculation of fines, the day on which the library is 3. Providing information regarding entrance examinations: Medicine, Engineering, not working will not be counted. A.P.P.S.C., R.S.C. and Chartered Accountant etc. 4. An Award is being given to the student for the Best Utilization of Library Services. When a book is received from the library, it should be examined carefully and the attention of the librarian should be drawn to the defects therein. Otherwise the 5. Personality development programmes library orientation programme are being conducted every year. last borrower will be held responsible for the defects. Every reader borrowing a book shall be responsible for the defects. Every reader borrowing a book shall be 6. The services of students are being utilized on different occasions under "Earn while learn" scheme. responsible for its custody until is returned. In the event of any loss or damage to the books, he / she shall replace the book at his / her own cost or pay such 7. A separate room with provision for television broadcasts. compensation as may be fixed by the Principal in consultation with the Librarian. 8. CD Library (e-library) with a number of educational and general knowledge CDs. If a volume belonging to a set is lost, the reader may be required to replace the 9. Question Paper Cell. whole set. 10. Internet Facility. 11. Open Access System Borrowers are not permitted to lend books borrowed from the library to others. 12. Xerox Facility Books, periodicals, Maps etc, should not be marked, written upon or damaged. 13. Prizese being given at National Library week celebration. No tracing is allowed without the permission of the librarian. Cutting or mutilating POST GRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY SCIENCE of books, periodicals or other property of the library is strictly forbidden and will The college has a specialized PG library established on 25-09-1975. The PG entail penalties which may included suspension of the privilege of membership. library is located in the Golden Jubilee Building, with a floor area of nearly 3,600 TEXT BOOK LIBRARY square feet. The PG library has a good collection of books, periodicals and journals. A Text Book Library has been instituted in the college with financial assistance It is a well stocked library with an Open Access System (fully computerised), neatly of U.G.C. The purpose of the library is to lend standard text books to students who segregated subject-wise and field-wise. The library has a collection of over 28,000 cannot afford to purchase them. The following are the rules of the text book library. volumes and has been subscribing to number of National and International 1. A student who wants to borrow a book should pay 10% of the cost of the book periodicals and journals. Leading English and Telugu dailies are made available to students. The library also possesses encyclopedias and books of general interest. towards maintenance of book. He can retain the book till the last working day of the academic year. Electronic Information services are provided in the library to conform to the norms of being an Information Centre. 2. No underlining, making comment, etc., should be made any where in the book, nor any part of the book torn off. A fine of Rs. 5/- or more will be collected for such The library is modernised with the establishment of an online information zone markings, underlining etc. and electronic services are provided. The library is equipped with five computers 3. The librarian reserves the right to call for its return at any time. and it provided the facilities of CD writing, scanning and printing. Photostat facility is also made available to the students and staff. 4. If the book is lost or damaged, its present market cost will be recovered in full from the student with a fine of Rs. 5/- towards servicing charges. The library is open from 8.00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on all working days. During holidays it will be open from 8.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Books from the Text Book Library will be issued to the Students as per the following rules. E-book facility. 1. Books will be issued to students belonging to S.C., S.T. and other Economically Backward Classes. Computer based Scanning and Xerox facility. Journals and Data Base through DELNET. 2. If after such issue, books are still available, they will be issued to students Information display and Notification Services. belonging to other castes/classes. 18 19 CORE COURSES: These are discipline specific. Thus the First Degree work load STUDENT COUNSELLING CENTER is as follows: A student counselling Centre was established in the college with 5 lecturers as members to guide students in curricular and extra curricular matters from the 1994- English. 5 hrs, II Language 4 hrs, HVPE 3 hrs, CSS 2 hrs. These 14 hrs are 95. It is intended to improve quality of the functioning of the college including compulsory to all courses. discipline among the students. For Sciences: 3 papers each 4 hrs theory=12 hrs & Practicals 1 lab each of 3 hrs COLLEGE MAGAZINE = 9 hrs = 21 hrs TOTAL FOR SCIENCE GROUPS = 35 hrs The Akkineni Nageswara Rao College Magazine Yuva Kalpana is published For BA / BCom: 14 hrs compulsory papers i.e. Languages= 5+4=9; HVPE AND under the auspices of the College and is subject to its control. It is intended to CSS = 5 hrs; Groups 3 papers each 6 hrs = 18 hrs. TOTAL = 18+14= 32 hrs encourage literacy, self-expression among the students and to chronicle the life or the College and its societies. It is edited by members of the college staff assisted by Academic Requirements : members of the student body. Contributions should be original, brief and of healthy A candidate shall be declared to have passed whole examination of a semester nature. Good photographs, sketches and cartoons will also be considered, Un- of he/she secures a minimum 40% out of 25 of internal marks (i.e., 10 marks) and 40% published contributions cannot be returned. The magazine is issued once in an out of 75 of end semester examination (i.e., 30 marks) in each theory /practicals. academic year. Members of the College will receive a copy each. The subscription for outsiders is Rs. 75/- per annum. All orders, remittances books for reviews and EXAMS: I & II SEMESTERS End Semester Examination - 75 Marks exchange should be sent to the Principal, Akkineni Nageswara Rao College, Gudivada, Practicals ( Internal) - 50 Marks Krishna District. ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE STAFF ORGANISATIONS Ragging is a criminal offence and the UGC has framed Regulations on College Council : The College Council consists of the Heads of Department and the curbing the menace of ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, in order to Secretary of the Staff Association (ex-officio). It meets whenever there is busi- prohibit, prevent and eliminate the scourge of ragging in Indian Universities/ ness to be transacted. Colleges/ Institutions. There is an Anti-ragging committee functioning in the Staff Association : The Staff Association consists of all the members of the teaching college with the following members: staff and Lecturers in Library Science and Physical Education. Anti Ragging Committee: Non-Teaching Staff Association : The association consists of all the members of the nonteaching staff of the college. Convener: The Principal is the ex-officio Chairman of both these organisations. 1) Sri P. Srinivasa Rao STUDENTS' CO-OPERATIVE STORES Members: The stores, registered under the rules of Andhra Pradesh cooperative Societies Act, has been formed with a view to encourage the spirit of cooperation and thrift 2) Dr. K. Somasundara Rao among the students and facilitate the purchase of textbooks, stationery and other 3) Dr. N. Krishna Mohan essential articles by them. 4) Dr. K. Venumadhava Rao All the students and members of the teaching staff are shareholders of the 5) Sri Y. Udaya Bhaskar stores. The liability of the stores is limited to the board of Directors comprising the President, the Vice-President, the Secretary and four other Directors elected by 'A' 6) Dr. K. Janakee Devi class members from among themselves. 7) Dr. V. Narasimha Rao An Employees' Cooperative Credit Society also functions in the college. Its 8) Sri P.J.S. Kumar main purpose is to provide credit facility to the employees and to encourage thrift 9) Smt. B.S.S.Padmaja among its members. A.N.R. COLLEGE OLD STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION (ANRCOSA) In case of any complaint students can approach the members of this A.N.R. College Old Students' Association (ANRCOSA) Coordinates the activi- committee or the Vice-Principal or the Principal. ties of the college with the Alumni and organizes various events. The ANRCOSA started with following objects. 24 21 1 To provide infrastructural facilities and environment to improve educational 9) All the failed candidates who could not clear their backlog papers within five and socio-cultural programmes at ANR College, Gudivada.2.To create scholarships years will forgo their previous performance and have to appear as fresh candidates to the meritorious and economically poor students.3. To felicitate eminent old for all the subjects. student's, retired teachers and members of college committee who rendered invalu- CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS) able service.4` To conduct seminars and guest lectures by the eminent old students As part of the Reforms in education sector the UGC has recommended to the of the college.5. To do all such other things as may be found necessary for the state governments to introduce Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) from the fulfillment of above objectives. academic year 2015-16. Consequently the semester pattern has been introduced at AKKINENI KALAPEETAM the UG level from the present academic year 2015-16. It aims to update Curriculum Akkineni Kalapeetam has its main objectives of creating an aesthetic environment and provide choice to students to keep pace with contemporary trends and to be on the campus, as it would be conducive to an integrated growth of the personalities compatible with Industry requirements. Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) of students. It has some objectives like training students in Public Speaking, Music, provides choice for students to select from the prescribed courses (core, elective or Dance, Dramatics, Painting and Creative writing minor or soft skill courses). General Rules and Regulations for Intermediate Course CORE COURSE: COMPULSORY courses, knowledge of which is deemed 1) College offers Intermediate course in Telugu Medium with Commerce, Economics essential for students. and Civics as optional subjects. ELECTIVE COURSES: A student shall choose the elective course depending upon 2) Academic year commences in the first week of June and ends on the 31st March his interest and choice. These courses are restricted to semesters V/VI of third year of every succeeding year. only. 3) Admissions will be made strictly on the basis of merit i.e., aggregate marks FOUNDATION / SKILL BASED COURSES: Courses, in this category, are aimed at secured in SSC or equivalent examination and the rules of reservation as per the enhancing the professional competency of students and increasing their Government orders issued from time to time. employment prospects. This category includes courses in (i) Communication Skills 4) Candidates who pass SSC examination compartmentally are also eligible for (ii) Spoken English (iii) Personality Development, (iv) Environmental, Ethics, etc. admission into first year Intermediate course. But their cases will be considered An academic year is divided into two semesters. Semesters are classified as only after all the students who passed in one attempt are exhausted. ODD Semesters and EVEN semesters. ODD Semesters: June/July to October/ 5) For a pass in Intermediate Public Examinations, a candidate must secure 35% of November. EVEN Semesters : November/December to March/April. marks in each paper of I & II year examinations separately. However, if a candidate Necessary modifications have been made to the existing syllabus or new syllabus fails in a paper or papers in first or second year Public examinations, he can has been introduced on need basis. The CBCS will be applicable to the First Year appear again in the subsequent examinations in those failed papers. A candidate Degree students from the academic year 2015-16. There will be an external examination is declared to have passed Intermediate Public Examinations only after passing for 75 marks at the end of a semester and the internal component will be for 25 marks. in all the papers of I & II years. In the internal assessment 5 marks are allotted for Seminar, 5 marks for assignment 6) Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad has introduced and 5 marks for regular attendance. There will be two mid-semester examinations the "Environmental Education" as a compulsory qualifying subject for the and the average marks from these two will be reduced to 10 thus making the total Intermediate first year students from the academic year 2006-07 onwards. marks in internal evaluation to 25. It is also agreed upon to have only two question Accordingly, if a candidate is not qualified in "Environmental Education", types one long answer question for 10 marks and one paragraph question for 5 he/she will be considered as failed. marks in all the subjects. The necessary syllabus and the model question papers 7) Board of Intermediate Education has also introduced "Ethics and Human Values" have been provided to all the departments and they can also be accessed on the as a compulsory qualifying subject without allotting marks for the first year website of Krishna University http://www.krishnauniversity.ac.in/Examportal/ Intermediate students from the academic year 2014-15. So, it is a mandatory for Default.aspx. the Intermediate first year students to qualify in "Ethics and Human Values" ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COMPULSORY COURSES: ENGLISH & MODERN examination to obtain the pass certificate of Intermediate course. INDIAN LANGUAGE 8) All the candidates who are admitted to appear Intermediate Public Examinations FOUNDATION COURSES: HUMAN VALUES & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS & shall have to complete the course within a period of 5 years from the year of first appearance. COMMUNICATION & SOFT SKILLS 22 23 General Rules and Regulations for U.G. Course 11 Sri Karamsetti Kotaiah K. Radhakrishna First in Degree Hindi Admission : Mem.Prize Murty, Son exam. 1991-92 Candidates who have passed the Intermediate Examination from the Board of 12 Sri Jonnalagadda Smt. B.Rukmini, First in Intermediate Education, A.P. or any other examination recognized as equivalent Papanna Sastry Sister B.Sc. (MPC) 1991-92 there to are eligible. Memorial Prize course Further, candidates who would appear for the Intermediate Advanced Supple- 13 Sri Pisipaty Surya Sri P.S.N. Murty First in De 1991-92 mentary examination should also apply for admission before the last date. They will Narayana Murthy Prize Sanskrit be considered for admission only after they pass and submit the memorandum of 14 Krishna District Collector, One or two students marks of the Intermediate Examination before the last date of admission, subject to Welfare Fund Krishna Dt. on Merit- cum- 1972 availability of vacancies. Fund means basis Admission Rules : 1. a) Candidates seeking admission to I year B.A./B.Sc./ B.Com. (Gen/Computers/ 5 Sri D.Radhakrishna Smt. Jnana First in Junior 1992-93 Comp.Appln.)/B.Com.(Voc)/ /BBM/BCA/BAOL Degree courses must have passed Murthy Prize Prasunamba wife I Degree, II Degree Two year Intermediate Examination conducted by the Board of Intermediate 16 Sri S. Venugopala Rao Sri S. Venugopala First in Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh OR an Examination of any other University/Board Endowment Prize Rao former Sanskrit recognized as equivalent. Lecturer in Sanskrit 1993-94 b) In respect of the candidates, who have passed Intermediate (Vocational) courses 17 Sri A.Radhakrishna Sri Achanta Firsts in from Board of Intermediate Education, A.P., and +2 examination conducted BY Murthy, V.Sitarama Murty Intermediate 1993-94 Boards other than Board of Intermediate Education of A.P., ICSE and CBSE, the Smt.Krishnaveni Murthy and Degree Telugu Principals of respective colleges should ensure that the candidates shall submit Eligibility Certificate issued by Board of Intermediate A.P., Further the admissions Memorial Prizes made without obtaining Eligibility Certificate will not be considered by the University 18 Sri K.Krishna Murty Teachers of First in and such admissions shall deemed to be cancelled automatically and the College Memorial Prize Physics Dept., Intermediate 1993-94 Management will be held responsible for such violation. A.N.R. College c) The candidates who have passed Intermediate (Vocational) Medical Lab Tech- 19 Sri C.B.C.Prasada Teachers of Dept. First in nology Course from Board of Intermediate Education, A.P., are eligible for admis- Sarma Chemistry Intermediate 1994-95 sion into B.A./B.Com, courses only. However, those who are holding 'Bridge course' Memorial Prize A.N.R. College Chemistry along with Intermediate (Vocational) Medical Lab Technology are eligible for B.Sc. 20 Sri Uppalapati Late Sri U.Veera First in M.Com., 1994-95 courses. Veera Bhadrarao Prize Veerabhadra Rao Public Exam 2. a) Admissions to I st year of the 3-years Degree courses will be made in order of Former President, merit as shown by aggregate marks secured by the candidates at the qualifying College Managing examination in one attempt. Committee b) Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination in parts shall be considered for admission, only after all the candidates under category (a) above 21 Sri Uppalapati Late Sri U.Veera First in are accommodated. Veerabhadrarao bhadra Rao, M.B.A. 1994-95 3. a) Candidates seeking admission to B.Sc. Ist year course should have passed Prize Former President, Public and secured an aggregate of 40% marks ( a Pass Percentage in case of Scheduled College Managing Examinations Caste and Scheduled Tribes) in the concerned Science Subjects (i.e. Physical Committee Sciences and Mathematics OR Physical Sciences, and Biological Sciences as the 22 Smt.Adusumilli Sri Adusumilli First in case may be) at the qualifying examination. Candidates who have passed the Vanajakshi Ranga Rao, B.Sc. Physics 1994-95 qualifying examination with Arts/Commerce subjects are not eligible for admission Memorial Prize Gudivada to B.Sc. course. 28 25 b) Candidates who have passed Intermediate examination with Mathematics, Details of Endowments / Memorial Prizes and Scholarships Economics and Commerce combination can be considered eligible for admission to S. Name of the Instituted by Meant for Year of (Maths, Statistics and Computer Science) combination of B.Sc. only. No. Prize/Scholarship (Event) Institution Institution c) Candidates who have passed qualifying examination with Science / arts / 1 Sri Raavi Sobhanadri Sri Raavi First in Commerce subjects are eligible for admission to B.A./B.Com. (Gen/Computers)/ Chowdary Sobhanadri Intermediate BCA/BBM courses. Change of optional Subjects: Gold Medal Chowdary Candidates can be permitted to change the optional subjects (where Former MLA Public Examinations practicals are not involved) on or before stipulated time mentioned in the academic 2 Gudivada Co-operative Gudivada First in B.Sc. calendar. No change shall be permitted after this date. Co-Operative Urban Bank Attendance Urban Bank Ltd. Gold Medal Every candidate is required to put in a minimum 75% attendance in order to Gudivada (Chemistry, Botany, appear for the University Examinations. Shortage of attendance to the extent of Zoology) Exam 10% will be condoned by the University on Medical grounds and on payment of 3 Kavuru Gold Medal Kavuru Samba First in the prescribed fee for Year-wise Course and Semester Course. If any candidate Siva Rao, MP B.Sc. Exam. does not put in the required attendance he/she shall not be permitted to appear for 4 Sri Y. Sanyasi Rao Sri Y.Sanyasi Rao First in English the Examination. However, in respect of Women candidates who seek condonation of attendance due to pregnancy, the Vice-chancellor may condone the deficiency in Endowment Prize Founder-Head, subject attendance to the extent of 15% (as against 10% condonation for others) on medical English Dept. in Intermediate Exam. grounds subject to submission of medical certificate to this effect. Such condona- 5 Kavisamrat Viswanadha Kavisamrat First in Telugu in Exam tion shall not be availed twice during the course of study. Shastipurthi Viswanadha Intermedidiate & The Principals have to forward the requests for grant of condonation of shortage Commemoration Satyanarayana Degree Exam in attendance to the University well in advance i.e. within one week from the last Prize Shastipurthi date of instruction. No requests for the grant of condonation of shortage in atten- Committee dance will be accepted after commencement of examinations. Further, in case it is 6 Sri MVR Mohan Das Sri K. Rama First in B.A. found that any college allows the candidates directly to appear for the examination Memorial Prize mohana Rao Class against the rules, the results of such candidates shall not be declared by the University and the colleges will be held responsible for the lapse. 7 Sri K.G. Prasada Rao Smt. K. Karuna First in B.Sc. Admission to another Degree Course Devi Chemistry 1974-75 Candidates who have completed a particular Degree course in a Faculty from 8 Sri K.G. Prasada Rao Smt. K. Karuna First in Chemistry of the University, shall not be allowed to seek regular admission, in view of the fact Devi Memorial Prize C.B.Z. Class B.Sc. CBZ Class 1974-75 that the students seeking fresh admission, for the first time will be deprived of the 9 Sri Gutta Venkayya Late Sri Gutta First in B.Com. Class opportunity and that there is a provision for appearing at the Under Graduate Memorial Prize Sivaramakrishna Degree Examination through Distance Education. Time Limit to Complete the Course: 10 Kavuru Charitable Sri K. Sambasiva Firsts in various Trust Prizes Rao, M P Intermediate Candidates who have joined Degree Course are required to complete the course and Degree classes within double the duration of the period i.e. six years from the date of admission. 26 27 52 Sri Uppalapati Nagaiah Late Sri U.Veera First and Second 23 Sri S.S. Sarma Teachers of First in Memorial Prize bhadra Rao, in I yr B.Com. Memorial Prize Zoology Dept. B.Sc. Zoology 1994-95 Former President, Examinations 2001-02 A.N.R.College College Managing 24 Sri Talluri Linga Murty Sri T.S.Rao, First in Committee positions Memorial Medal Former DGP, B.Sc. Mathematics 1994-95 53 Smt.Uppalapati Late Sri U.Veera First and Govt. of A.P. Satyavathamma bhadra Rao, Second 25 Sri Yarlagadda Pattabhi Sri Y.K.D. First in B.Sc. 1995-96 Memorial Prize Former President, positions 2001-02 Subrahmanyeswara Mallikarjuana Mathematics College Managing in II yr B.Com. Rao Memorial Prize Rao Committee Examinations 26 Sri Yarlagadda Sri Y.K.D. (i) First in B.Sc. 54 Dr B.S.M. Dutt Dr G.Nageswara First in III yr Venkateswara Rao Mallikarjuna Rao Comp.Science 1994-95 Memorial Prize Rao, Retd. B.Sc. Botany 2000-01 Memorial Prize (ii) First in B.Sc. Reader in Botany Examination Statistics 55 Sri Kommuru Sri K. Sridhar, First in 27 Sri Y.Govinda Sankaram Sri Y. Omkara First in B.Sc.1995-96 Madhusudana Former Lecturer, Intermediate 2000-01 Endowment Prize Former Lecturer Computer Science Rao Endowment Prize ANR College Economics Paper II 28 Smt.Y.N.R.V Sri Y.Omkara Murty,First in 56 Smt. Kommuru Sarojini Sri K. Sridhar, First in Junior Subhadra Devi Former Lecturer in B.Sc. Endowment Prize Former Lecturer, Intermediate 2000-01 Endowment Prize Comp.Science Computer ANR College Economics Science Paper I 57 Sri Koganti Sri K.C. Gandhi Firsts in 29 Sri Pavuluri Bapaiah Sri P.Srinivasa Rao, Best Utilisation of Raghavayya Babu, Retd. (i) I B.A. Chowdary Memorial Lecturer in Library Libray Science, Memorial Prize Head, History (ii) II B.A. 2001-02 Prize ANR College Service by students of 1994-95 Dept. ANRC and (iii) B.A. Degree and P.G.. History Examinations Classes 58 Sri Ravulapati Ramulu Sri R. Venkaiah, First in (i) II 30 Sri Tripuraneni Sri Tripuraneni First in Endowment prize Head of History and (ii) III B.A. Seshadri Memorial Sivaprasada Rao B.Sc. 1996-97 Dept., ANR College class (whole exam) 2001-02 Prize Advocate Examinations 59 Sri A.F. Tyagaraju A.N.R.College First in Degree 31 Sri Potluri Pavan Sri Potluri First in I B.Sc., 1996-97 Memorial Prize Old Students' English 2001-02 Kumar Prize APSRTC Physics Association 32 Kumari Adavi Srivalli Sri A. Venkates First in 60 Sri Kantipudi Sri K.Subba Rao, First in B.A. Memorial Prize wara Rao 1 B.Sc., Chandra Rao Retired Principal Politics (whole) 2001-02 Former Head Chemistry Memorial Prize A.N.R. College Chemistry Dept. 61 Sri Tella George Sri Tella Emmanuel, First in I yr 33 Sri Muppavarapu Venkata Sri M.S. Madhava Firsts in Memorial Prize Lecturer in Politics B.A. Politics Ramakrishna Rao & Rao, Near Jersey (i) MPC and ANR College 2001-02 Smt.Radhabayamma USA (ii) Bipc 1997-98 Memorial Scholarship Jersey, USA groups 32 29 44 Sri Doddapaneni Sri Doddapaneni First in (i) 34 Maganti Gold Medal Sri M.Veerabhadra First in Madhusudana Rao Babu Rao I yr MCA Principal, Intermediate 1997-98 Memorial Prize Brooklyn, (ii) II yr MBA 2000-01 ANR College Physics Newyork USA (iii) B.Ed., 35 Smt. Lingam Vimala Sri Boppana First in 45 Prof. P. Trimurthy Prof P. Trimurthy, First in II yr Memorial Prize Sai Raghu Ram Intermediate 1997-98 Endowment Prize Faculty in M.C.A. 1999-2000 Detroit USA Physics Comp. Science, Examination 36 Sri Kuntamukkala Sri K. S. Murty, First in III B.Sc. A.N.University Pattabhiramaiah S/o Late K. Zoology 46 Smt.Maganti Sri MSRV Srihari First in Intermediate Memorial Prize Pattabiramiah, 1999-2000 Sitamahalakshmi Rao, Retd. Mathematics Manager, and Sri Satyanarayana Lecturer in 2000-01 AndhraBank Murthy Gold Medal Mathematics 37 Sri T.K. Murty Sri T.M.N.Roy, First in I 47 Sri A.V.Sitaramamurty Sri A.V. Sitarama Best NCC Endowment Prize Former Lecturer B.Sc. Endowmdent Prize murty, Retd. Cadet in Botany, Botany (Paper I) 1999-2000 Endowment Prize HOD of Telugu 1999-2000 A.N.R. College Dept, ANRC 38 Smt.T. Ratnamanikyam Sri T.M.N.Roy, First in II B.Sc. 48 Sri Sunnam Smt. Sarojini, First in Degree Endowment Prize Former Lecturer Botany (Paper II) Hanumantharao wife of Late Sri English (First and Botany, A.N.R. 1999-2000 Gold Medal S.Hanumantha second years 2006-07 College Rao Former Head together) 39 Sri P. Sitaramayya Sri Potluri Sita First in 49 Sri A.V. Sitaramamurty Sri A.V. Sitarama Felicitation to One Endowment Prize murty, Retd.HOD Teacher every year Gold Medal Ramayya, Retd. Mathematics of Telugu Dept, on 5th September 1999-2000 Hindi Lecturer, 1999-2000 ANRC ANR College 40 Sri Katragadda Sri K.S.Appa Rao, First and 50 Sri K.V.H. Narasimha Sri K.V.H.Nara Gold Medal for Gopalakrishnaiah Treasurer Second in Rao Endowment simha Rao, first in B.A. Memorial Prize ANR College MCA Examinations Prizes (i) Former Economics (ii) 2001-02 Committee and his sons Vice - Principal (ii) II B.A. and (i)Vice - Principal III B.A. Economics 41 Smt.Katragadda Sri K.S.Appa Rao First in Manikyamma Treasurer ANR III M.C.A. 51 Smt.Uppalapati Late Sri U.Veera (i) First in Intermediate Memorial Prize College Committee Examination Bhaskaramma bhadra Rao, Girls Memorial Prize Former President, (ii) First in B.Com. 42 Sri Pinnamaneni Smt. P.Vimala, First and Second College Managing Girls 2000-01 Achchayya Retd. Lecturer in M.Sc. Committee (iii) First in B.Ed. Memorial Prize KTR Women's Microbiology Boys (iv) First in College B.Ed. Girls (v) Sports 43 Sri P.Bhaskara Rao Teaching Staff First in Champion boys Memorial Prize Assn (ACTA) B.Sc., Botony 2000-2001 (vi) Sports ANR College Unit Champion girls 30 31 92 Sri Bobba Namaiah International Financially 62 Smt. Tella Gracemma Sri Tell'a Emmanuel, First in II yr Memorial Prize Lecturer in B.A. Politics . Memorial Award Development backward student Politics, ANR 2001-02 Fund for Higher in need of help 1993-94 College Edn., USA 63 Sri Punukollu Sri Punukollu First in 93 Smt S.Bharati Devi International Financially backward Kutumba Rao Rajasekhar, Intermediate Mem.Award Development student Memorial Prize Lecturer in Hindi 2002-03 Fund for Higher in need of help 1993-94 English, ANR Edn.,USA College 94 Sri Vemula Sri Vemula for I yr Degree 64 Sri A.V.R. Viswanadha Sri A. Lakshmipati, First in II yr Rao Memorial Retd. Lecturer B.Sc. Physics Venkateswara Rao & Venkateswara (B.Com.) Prize in Physics, examination 2005-06 Smt.Swarajya Lakshmi Rao student 2006-07 ANRC (Paper II) Endowment Scholarship 65 Sri Dasari Satya Ms G. Sulochana First in I yr 95 Sri Madiraju V.R. Smt. Kallakuri A Physically Prasad Memorial Rani, Retd. and II yr B.Com., Krishna Rao & Annapurna, Challenged Prize Lecturer, KTR Examinations 2001-02 Smt. Vijayalakshmi Retd. Reader Person who 2003-04 Women's College together Memorial in Telugu, secures 66 Sri P.Bhaskara Rao Ms G. Sulochana First in Intermediate Scholarship A.N.R.College highest marks Memorial Prize Rani, Retd. Commerce 96 Sri Punukollu Dr Punukollu for a person who Lecturer, KTR 2001-02 Surynarayana Suryanarayana needs medical aid Women's College Medical aid Scholarship 2003-04 67 Smt. Gadde Sita Devi Ms G. Sulochana First in I yr and II yr 97 Sri Matlapudi Sri M.Hanu for a Physically Endowment Prize Rani, Retd. B.Sc. MPC Lecturer, KTR Public 2001-02 Hanumantha mantha Rao, Challenged Degree Women's College Examinations Rao Scholarship Retired Head Student 2009-10 Politics Dept., 68 Sri Potluri Subba Rao Family Members First in Gold Medal of Sri P. Subba B.Sc. Physics 2002-03 ANR College Rao (sons) 98 Smt Mandava Sri Mandava Highest Marks 69 Sri Malireddy Dr. M.V.V. Nagi First in I yr Basava Poornamma Raghavendra in M.Com., Rosi Reddy Reddy,Principal B.Sc. 2002-03 Endowment prize. Prasad Chartered 2014-15 Memorial Prize A.N.R. College Physics (Paper I) Accountant, 70 Miss Katragadda Wg.Commdr. First and Second Gudivada Padmini K.N.Rao, Father Positions in M.Sc. 2002-03 99 Akula Appa Rao Dr.AVS. Bhaskara 1.First in M.Com., 2013-14 Memorial Prize of K. Padmini Chemistry. Memorial Prize Rao,Vice-Principal 2.First in B.Com., Public Exam. ANR.College, 3.First in B.Sc., 71 Sri A.Parandhama Sri A.Paran First in In Gudivada 4. First in B.A. Rao & Smt. A. dhama Rao, Rtd. termediate Arts 2003-04 5. First in Inter Lakshmi Kumari Head, Dept. of Group Gold Medal Economics, ANRC 36 33 72 Sri K.V.Radhakrishna Smt. Kallakuri First among 83 Sri Atluri Paran Sri A.Parandhama College Memorial Prize Annapurna, Rtd. Girl students of dhama Rao and Smt. Rao, Retired Shuttle Badminton 2007-08 Reader in Telugu, B.A. Class 2003-04 A.Lakshmi Kumari Head, Economics Champion ANR College Endowment Prize Dept. among Girls 73 Sri Katragadda Smt. K. Rajani, First in II yr M.B.A. 84 Sri Chalasani Sri Chalasani Merit-cum-Means Nameswara Rao Advocate Examination 2003-04 Venkateswara Rao Venkateswara Scholarships Memorial Prize Endowment Rao for Intermediate 2001-02 Scholarships and Degree Students 74 Maganti Endowment Sri Maganti First in (i) I yr Prizes Veerabhadra Rao, B.Sc. MPC and 2004-05 85 Sri Adusumilli Sri A. Krishna Merit-cum-Means Former Principal (ii) I yr B.Sc. CBZ Sitharamaiah Murty Scholarships Endowment Intermediate and 75 Sri V. Venkata Reddy Sri M.V.V. Nagi First in III yr B.Sc. Scholarships Degree Students Memorial Prize Reddy, Principal Physics Paper IV 2004-05 A.N.R. College 86 Sri M.V. Ramana Rao Sri M.V. Ramana Merit-cum-Means Endowment Rao Scholarships 76 Smt.Malireddy Dr. M.V.V. Nagi First in III yr B.Sc. Scholarships Damayantamma Reddy, Principal Physics Paper III for Intermediate and Memorial Prize A.N.R. College Degree Students 77 Sri Atluri Sri A.Parandhama First in B.A. 87 Sri Tejraj Jivavat Sri Kirtilal Merit-cum-Means Parandhama Rao & Rao, Retired (Whole) Jivavat Memorial Jivavat for Intermediate Smt. Lakshmi Kumari Head, 2004-05 Scholarship Gold Medal Economics Dept. and Degree Students 78 Smt.Akkineni Yasoda Smt.A.Rajya First in 88 Sri Bandlamudi Mss Vani, Rama Merit-cum-Means Krishnaveni Memorial Wife of Srilakshmi, Intermediate Anjaneyulu and Sudha, Scholarships Prize A. Lakshmipati, Endowment Daughters of 2006-07 Retd. Lecturer 2006-07 Scholarships Sri Anjaneyulu Civics for Degree Students 79 Coc-Cola Endowment Coca-Cola - Sports Boys & 89 Tirumala Music Centre Sri N.Amaranath, Merit-cum-means Champions - Prizes ANRCOSA Girls - Intermediate Endowment Managing Scholarships & Degree Scholarships Director,Tirumala for Intermediate 2001-02 Music Centre and Degree Students 80 Sri A.V.Sitaramamurty Sri A.V. Sitarama College Sports Endowment Prizes murty, Retd. HOD Champions of 90 Sri Yadavalli Sons and Means of Telugu Dept Intermediate, Degree, 1999-2000 Sanyasi Rao Daughter of Merit-cum- P.G.- Boys and Girls Centenary Late Sri Y.. Scholarships for Three 2009-10 Endowment Sanyasi Rao, First Year Degree 81 Sri Chakrapani A.N.R.College Two Best Sports Scholarships Founder Head, Students Endowment Prizes Old Students persons of Dept. of English Association the College 2001-02 91 Sri Kosaraju Subbaiah Sri Kosaraju Merit-cum- Means (ANRCOSA) & Smt. Mallikamba Venkateswara Scholarships 82 Sri Atluri Sri A.Parandhama College Memorial Rao,Retd. for .Intermediate, . 1983-84 Parandhama Rao Rao, Retd. Shuttle Badminton Scholarships Principal, A.N.R. Degree and Post Endowment prize Head, Economics and Champion College Graduate Students

34 35 AUGUST 2016 SCHEDULE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2016 - 2017 MAY 2016 Date & Day No. Working Days Date & Day No. Working 1 Monday 1 Days 2 Tuesday 2 1 Sunday 3 Wednes 3 2 Monday 4 Thursday 4 3 Tuesday 4 Wednes 5 Friday 5 5 Thursday 6 Saturday 6 6 Friday 7 Sunday - 7 Saturday 8 Monday 7 8 Sunday 9 Tuesday 8 9 Monday 10 Wednes 9 10 Tuesday 11 Thursday 10 11 Wednes 12 Friday Vara Lakshmi Vratham - Optional Holiday - 12 Thursday 13 Saturday Second Saturday - 13 Friday 14 Sunday - 14 Saturday Second Saturday 15 Sunday 15 Monday Independence Day - 16 Monday 16 Tuesday 11 17 Tuesday 17 Wednes 12 18 Wednes 18 Thursday Sravana Purnima - Optional Holiday - 19 Thursday 19 Friday 13 20 Friday 20 Saturday 14 21 Saturday 21 Sunday - 22 Sunday 22 Monday 15 23 Monday 23 Tuesday 16 24 Tuesday 24 Wednes 17 25 Wednes 26 Thursday 25 Thursday Sri Krishnastami - Holiday - 27 Friday 26 Friday 18 28 Saturday 27 Saturday 19 29 Sunday 28 Sunday - 30 Monday 29 Monday 20 31 Tuesday 30 Tuesday 21 Note: Optional & Terminal Holidays shown in the Calendar are only tentative. 31 Wednes 22 They are liable to be altered if necessary. Total Number of Working Days =22 40 37 JUNE 2016 JULY 2016 Date & Day No. Working Date & Day No. Working Days Days 1 Wednes 1 Friday 1 2 Thursday 2 Saturday 2 3 Friday 3 Sunday - 4 Saturday 4 Monday 3 5 Sunday 5 Tuesday 4 6 Monday 6 Wednes Ramzan - Holiday - 7 Tuesday 7 Thursday 5 8 Wednes 8 Friday 6 9 Thursday 9 Saturday Second Saturday - 10 Friday 10 Sunday World Population Day - 11 Saturday Second Saturday 11 Monday 7 12 Tuesday 8 12 Sunday 13 Wednes 9 13 Monday 14 Thursday 10 14 Tuesday 15 Friday 11 15 Wednes College reopens after Summer Vacation 1 16 Saturday 12 16 Thursday 2 17 Sunday - 17 Friday Father's Day 3 18 Monday 13 18 Saturday 4 19 Tuesday 14 19 Sunday - 20 Wednes 15 20 Monday 5 21 Thursday 16 21 Tuesday 6 22 Friday Parents' Day 17 22 Wednes 7 23 Saturday 18 23 Thursday 8 24 Sunday - 24 Friday 9 25 Monday 19 25 Saturday Foundation Day of University 10 26 Tuesday 20 26 Sunday - 27 Wednes 21 27 Monday 11 28 Thursday 22 28 Tuesday 12 29 Friday 23 29 Friday 13 30 Saturday 24 30 Saturday 14 31 Sunday - Total Number of Working Days =14 Total Number of Working Days =24 38 39 DECEMBER 2016 SEPTEMBER 2016 Date & Day No. Working Date & Day No. Working Days Days 1 Thursday World Aids Day 1 1 Thursday 1 2 Friday 2 2 Friday 2 3 Saturday 3 3 Saturday 3 4 Sunday - 4 Sunday - 5 Monday 4 5 Monday Vinayaka Chaturdhi - Holiday - 6 Tuesday 5 6 Tuesday 4 7 Wednes 6 7 Wednes 5 8 Thursday 7 8 Thursday 6 9 Friday 8 9 Friday 7 10 Saturday Second Saturday - 10 Saturday Second Saturday - 11 Sunday - 11 Sunday - 12 Monday Milad-un-Nabi - Holiday - 12 Monday Bakrid - Holiday - 13 Tuesday 9 13 Tuesday 8 14 Wednes 10 14 Wednes 9 15 Thursday 11 15 Thursday 10 16 Friday 12 16 Friday 11 17 Saturday 13 17 Saturday 12 18 Sunday - 18 Sunday - 19 Monday 14 19 Monday 13 20 Tuesday 15 21 Wednes 16 20 Tuesday 14 22 Thursday 17 21 Wednes 15 23 Friday Christmas Holidays - 22 Thursday 16 24 Saturday - 23 Friday 17 25 Sunday - 24 Saturday 18 26 Monday Boxing Day - Holiday - 25 Sunday - 27 Tuesday 18 26 Monday 19 28 Wednes 19 27 Tuesday 20 29 Thursday 20 28 Wednes 21 30 Friday 21 29 Thursday N.S.S. Day 22 31 Saturday 22 30 Friday 23 Total Number of Working Days =22 Total Number of Working Days =23 44 41 OCTOBER 2016 NOVEMBER, 2016 Date & Day No. Working Date & Day No. Working Days Days 1 Saturday 1 1 Tuesday 1 2 Sunday Gandhi Jayanthi - Holiday - 2 Wednes 2 3 Monday 2 3 Thursday 3 4 Tuesday 3 4 Friday 4 5 Wednes 4 5 Saturday 5 6 Thursday 5 6 Sunday - 7 Friday Dasara - Holidays - 7 Monday 6 8 Saturday Second Saturday - 8 Tuesday 7 9 Sunday - 9 Wednes 8 10 Monday Mahalaya Amavasya - 10 Thursday 9 11 Tuesday - 11 Friday Education Day 10 12 Wednes Moharram - Holiday - 12 Saturday Second Saturday - 13 Thursday College Reopens after Dasara Holidays 6 13 Sunday - 14 Friday 7 14 Monday Karthika Purnima - Optional Holiday - 15 Saturday 8 15 Tuesday 11 16 Sunday - 16 Wednes 12 17 Monday 9 17 Thursday 13 18 Tuesday 10 18 Friday 14 19 Wednes 11 19 Saturday - 20 Thursday 12 21 Friday 13 20 Sunday 15 22 Saturday 14 21 Monday 16 23 Sunday - 22 Tuesday 17 24 Monday 15 23 Wednes 18 25 Tuesday 16 24 Thursday 19 26 Wednes 17 25 Friday 20 27 Thursday 18 26 Saturday - 28 Friday 19 27 Sunday 21 29 Saturday Naraka Chaturdhi - Optional Holiday - 28 Monday 22 30 Sunday Deepavali - 29 Tuesday 23 31 Monday 20 30 Wednes 24 Total Number of Working Days =20 Total Number of Working Days =24 42 43 APRIL 2017 JANUARY 2017 Date & Day No. Working Date & Day No. Working Days Days 1 Saturday 1 1 Sunday - 2 Sunday - 2 Monday 1 3 Monday 2 3 Tuesday 2 4 Tuesday 3 4 Wednes 3 5 Wednes Babu Jagjivan Ram Jayanthi & Sri Rama Navami Holiday- 5 Thursday 4 6 Thursday 4 6 Friday 5 7 Friday 5 7 Saturday 6 8 Saturday Second Saturday - 8 Sunday - 9 Sunday - 9 Monday 7 10 Monday 6 10 Tuesday 8 11 Tuesday 7 11 Wednes Sankranthi Holidays - 12 Thursday - 12 Wednes 8 13 Friday - 13 Thursday 9 14 Saturday Second Saturday - 14 Friday Good Friday & Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Jayanthi - Holiday - 15 Sunday - 15 Saturday 10 16 Monday - 16 Sunday - 17 Tuesday College re-opens after Sankranthi Holidays 9 17 Monday 11 18 Wednes 10 18 Tuesday 12 19 Thrusday 11 19 Wednes 13 20 Friday 12 20 Thursday Last Working Day of the Academic Year 2016-17 14 21 Saturday 13 21 Friday 22 Sunday - 22 Saturday Earth Day 23 Monday 14 23 Sunday 24 Tuesday 15 24 Monday 25 Wednes 16 25 Tuesday 26 Thursday Republic Day - Holiday - 26 Wednes 27 Friday 17 27 Thursday 28 Saturday 18 28 Friday 29 Sunday - 29 Saturday 30 Monday 19 30 Sunday 31 Tuesday 20 Total Number of Working Days =14 Total Number of Working Days =20 48 45 FEBRUARY 2017 MARCH 2017 Date & Day No. Working Date & Day No. Working Days Days 1 Wednes 1 1 Wednes 1 2 Thursday 2 2 Thursday 2 3 Friday 3 3 Friday 3 4 Saturday 4 4 Saturday 4 5 Sunday - 5 Sunday - 6 Monday 5 6 Monday 5 7 Tuesday 6 7 Tuesday 6 8 Wednes International Women's Day 7 8 Wednes 7 9 Thursday 8 9 Thursday 8 10 Friday 9 10 Friday 9 11 Saturday Second Saturday - 11 Saturday Second Saturday - 12 Sunday - 13 Monday Holi - Holiday - 12 Sunday - 14 Tuesday 10 13 Monday 10 15 Wednes 11 14 Tuesday 11 16 Thursday 12 15 Wednes 12 17 Friday 13 16 Thursday 13 18 Saturday 14 17 Friday 14 19 Sunday - 18 Saturday 15 20 Monday 15 19 Sunday - 21 Tuesday 16 20 Monday 16 22 Wednes 17 23 Thursday 18 21 Tuesday 17 24 Friday 19 22 Wednes 18 25 Saturday 20 23 Thursday 19 26 Sunday - 24 Friday Maha Sivaratri - Holiday - 27 Monday 21 25 Saturday 20 28 Tuesday 22 26 Sunday - 29 Wednes Ugadi - Holiday - 27 Monday 21 30 Thursday 23 28 Tuesday National Science Day 22 31 Friday 24 Total Number of Working Days =22 Total Number of Working Days =24 46 47