LIC INSPECTION REPORT- Part-1 ( Affiliation of Colleges)

RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, KARNATAKA 4th “T” Block, Jayanagar, Bangalore – 560 041

ANNEXURE

B.Sc. MLT FACULTY

1 Courses Inspected For Faculty/Subject Continuation of Affiliation Paramedical Course BSc. MLT

Courses being run by the College (enclose RGUHS notification & GOK Order permission) Name/s of Course/s RGUHS Sanction GOK Sanction Intake Intake Paramedical Course BSc. MLT

To enclose relevant documents

2 Whether other Educational Institutions are also being run by the Trust / Institution in the same building / campus? Provide details

3 FINANCIAL STATUS OF THE INSTITUTION

(Audited financial Statement of Institution should be furnished in the following format) Receipts & Expenditure for the year 2007 – 2008

Receipts Expenditure Remarks Sl. Sl. Particulars Amount Particulars Amount No. No

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE

Grants a. Government Building 1 1 b. Others

2 Equipments Tuition Fee 3 Others 2 REVENUE EXPENDITURE

Salary 1 3 Library Fee MAINTAINANCE EXPENDITURE 2 College i 4 Sports Fee Hospital ii Others iii 5 Union Fee University Fee 3 Apex Bodies Fee 4 6 Others Government Fee 5 Deposit held by the 6 College Others 7 Misc. Expenditure 8

Total Total

4 NSS : Whether college has NSS Unit [Yes/No]?

If no give reasons

NSS Programmes Officer Name

Programmes conducted

(mention details)

Whether village adopted, if so since how many years. Mention name of the adopted village

Whether students participating in a University level cultural activities

Detail payment of NSS fees

5 Sports : Do your college has Physical Director [Yes/No]?

Do you have College Ground

How many of your students participating in Sports in University level, Inter- University level, State and National levels

Detail payment of Sports fees

PART – I (GENERAL INFORMATION)

Name of the Principal

Qualification

Experience

Status of the College:

(Independent / Wing of another College)

For Institution Seeking Continuation of affiliation

Date of Last Inspection

UG - (Mention the Course)

PG - (Mention the Course)

Governing Council body members

(Whether it is under the management of a regularly constituted governing body, if so, furnish the list of personnel of the 6 governing bodies) Maintainance of: - Yes No

a. Individual Service Registers:

b. Staff Attendance Registers:

c. Acquaintance Registers:

d. Staff Pay Registers:

e. Fee Paid Registers:

f. Admissions Registers:

Pay Scales: Staff UGC/GOK /Apex Management PF Benefit Body Teaching Staff Non – Teaching Staff

7 Percentage of BSc. MLT Results in the last three years : ACADEMIC YEAR 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year

Admission status for BSc. MLT in the last three years : ACADEMIC YEAR 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 Sanctioned No. of Admissions No. of Excess

Admissions Unfilled Seats

In the last five years whether affiliation of this institution has been discontinued and admissions stopped? If so why? Give reasons

Report of the Action Taken on the Conditions laid down in the previous year's Affiliation Notification: -

9 Part II Infrastructure

Infrastructure Required Infrastructure LIC Specific Sl. Available Observation Recommendation No. In the College of the committee 1. College building (Area – 1 acre)

2. Hospital : Minimum 150 bedded capacity

3. Own/attachment- (How many institutions are attached to this hospital (details to be furnished) 4. Laboratories : Three Labs each with area of 800sq. ft Pathology, Microbiology, Physiology & Biochemistry 5. Common room for male and female students separately 6. Principal /Coordinators chamber with attached Toilet (300sq.ft) 7. Library hall

8. A.V. aids room

9. Hall with cubicles for staff

10. Number of lecture Hall for BSc.MLT. Two class room each with capacity to accommodate - 25 students 50x25sq. ft 11. Students Hostel for Men

12. Students Hostel for women

13. Play ground

14. Vehicle for Transportation

15. Office room

10 16. Principal’s room

17. Staff room for Men – How many

18. Staff room for Women – How many

19. Common room for Men

20. Common room for Women

21. Animal Room

22. Physical Instructor

11 CENTRAL LIBRARY

Journals No. of Available / Not Observation of Journals Available inspection Committee Pathology

Culling Histopathology techniques Bancroft Histopathology techniques Koss – cytology Winifred greg – Diagnostic cytopathology Orell – Cyto Pathology Todd & Sanford Clinical Diagnosis by Dacie & Lewis – Practical Haematology Ramanic Sood, Laboratory Technology (Methods and interpretation) 4th Ed. J.P. Bros, New Delhi –1996) Satish Gupta Short text book of Medical Laboratory for technician J.P. Bros, New Delhi – 1998 Sachdev K.N. Clinical Pathology and Bacteriology 8th Ed, J.P. Bros, New Delhi-1991 1 Microbiology

Ananthanarayana & Panikar Medical Microbiology Robert Cruckshank – Medical Microbiology – the practice of Medical Microbiology

Chatterjee – Parasitology – interpretation to Clinical medicine

Rippon – Medical Mycology Emmons – Medical mycology

Basic laboratory methods in Parasitology, 1st Ed, J.P.Bros, New Delhi – 1992

12 Journals No. of Available / Not Observation of Journals Available inspection Committee Basic laboratory procedures in clinical bacteriology 1st Ed, J.P. Brothers, New Delhi –1992

Medical Parasitology – Ajit Damle

Anatomy

William Davis (P) understanding Human Anatomy and Physiology Mc Graw hill Co.

Williams(Peter L) Gay’s Anatomy Ed.38 Clinical livingstone – 1995

T.S. Ranganathan – A text book of Human Anatomy

Fattana, Human anatomy (Description and applied) Saunder’s & C P Prism Publishers, Bangalore – 1991

ESTER M Grishcimer, Physiology & Anatomy with Practical

Physiology

Guyton(Arthur) text book of Physiology Ed. 8 Prism publishers, Bangalore- 1991. Chatterjee(CC) Human Physiology Ed-10, Vol-1, Medical allied agency 1988

Choudhari(Sujith K) Concise Medical Physiology Ed 1, New Central Book, Calcutta – 1993.

Ganong (William F) Review of Medical Physiology. Ed. 18 .

13 Biochemistry

Varley – Clinical chemistry TEITZ – Clinical chemistry Kaplan – Clinical chemistry Ramakrishna(S) Prasanna(KG), Rajna ® Text book of Medical Biochemistry Ed-1, Orient longman Bombay –1980

Vasudevan (DM) Sreekumari(S) Text book of Biochemistry for Medical students , Ed – 1

DAS(Debajyothi) Biochemistry Ed. 7 Academic, Publishers, Culcutta – 1992

14 Library No. of Books No. of Indian Journals No. of International Journals Central Library

Departmental Library

Do the College have got the membership of Helinet (Digital YES / NO Library) 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Fees a. Helinet Institutional annual fee : give details b. Helinet Student annual fees for total number of students for all the years :

15 Library Staff Structure

Position/Level/Titl Qualifications Qual No. of No. of Experience Experience Salary Salary e Reqd Existing Positions Positions Having Scale Paying Existing Librarian MLISc or 1 8000/- Equiv + Librarian Assistant BLISc or 2 Equiv Librarian Attenders A Pass in 2 higher Secondary/Pre- university Examination

Hospitals: (Details to be verified) Name of the Own / No. of Beds Bed Daily average Hospital Attached Available Occupancy No. of out Patients

16 PART III

TEACHERS AND STUDENTS RATIO:

Prescribed Ratio of the Apex Body if any:

Existing ratio in the college:

Faculty Qualifications Minimum Available staff Shortage required staff Principal MBBS, MD Separate with 10 years Principal/ teaching Coordinator – experience One Professor MBBS, MD 1 for each subject 8 years experience Asso Professor MBBS, MD 1 One for each subject – 5 years experience Asst Professor MBBS, MD 1 One for each subject – 3 years experience

Lecturer MBBS, MD 3 Tutors MBBS – 3 Biochemistry (MSc.) Technician BSc MLT 5 Secretary 1 Helpers 1 One part time qualified teacher for each of the following subjects: English One part time qualified teacher for each of the following subjects:

17 Faculty Qualifications Minimum Available staff Shortage required staff Kannada One part time qualified teacher for each of the following subjects: Sociology One part time qualified teacher for each of the following subjects: Maths

Lab requirements Available / Not Observation of Available inspection Committee Lab facilities for Basic Medical Sciences as per the criteria mentioned in Basic Medical Sciences requirements. Lab equipments for Basic Medical Sciences as per the criteria mentioned in Basic Medical Sciences requirements.

Functioning Equipment: Equipment Equipment: Requirement Remarks Observation of inspection Student for 25 Committee (Ratio) student Pathology Rotary Microtomes – 04 with knives,& knife sharpner Cryostat – 01 Autoclave – 01 Paraffin Embedding bath – 01 Water bath - 02 Distilled water unit - 01 Centrifuge - 03 Histokinette (Automatic tissue processor) - 01 (optional) Microscope - one per student Tissue Flotation bath – 01 pH meter - 01 Incubator - 01 Hot air oven - 01 Haematology & Clinical Pathology

18 Equipment Equipment: Requirement Remarks Observation of inspection Student for 25 Committee (Ratio) student Hemoglobinometer – One per student Microscope - One per student Hemocytometer – One per student Westergren pipette One per student D C counter - One per student Calorimeter - 01 Spectrophotometer – 0 Electrophoresis Equipment – 01 Chromatography chambers - 01 Albuminometer - 01 Refrigerator - 01 Physical Balance - 01 Chemical Balance - 01 Monopan sensitive Balance - 01 Urinometer - 01 Automated Cell counter - 01 Biochemistry Autoanalyser – 01 Physical Balance - 05 Chemical Balance - 05 Monopan sensitive Balance – 01 2 Pan Physical Balance - 01 Centrifuge - 01 Water bath - 01 Incubator - 01 Ph meter - 01 Water distillation Unit - 01 Exhaust fan & fuel chambers. Microbiology Autoclave - 01 Hot air oven - 01 Water bath - 01 Incubator - 01 VDRL rotator - 01 Microscope - one per each student Laminar flow cabinet Anaerobic culture apparatus

19 Equipment Equipment: Requirement Remarks Observation of inspection Student for 25 Committee (Ratio) student Blood Banking Centrifuge - 1 Water bath - 1 Refrigerator - 1 Auto Electric colorimeter - 1 Weighing Scale - 1 Donor cots - 2 Blood collecting monitor - 1 Tube sealer - 1 Blood Bags - Elisa Reader - 1 VDRL Rotator - 1 Microscope - 1

Expenditure

Observation of inspection Committee Capital budget - 20 Lakhs. Recurring budget - 80 Lakhs

20 What is the contribution of the Institution to the Civil Society in terms of social accountability: (This can be answered by the inspectors in discussion with the authorities of the Institution).