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Aided by the Government of A.P 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 Estd : 1950 HAND BOOK OF INFORMATION TIME TABLE TIME AND CALENDAR 123456 2016 - 2017 0 NAME : .............................................................................................. FRI SAT TUE THU WED MON CLASS : ............................................................................................. 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: 91-8674 - 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.
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