SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE Kulasekharam, Kanniyakumari Dist., Tamil Nadu – 629 161 Ph : 04651 – 279448 www.skhmc.org e-mail: [email protected] Estd.: 2000 AD
Approved by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Affiliated to the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai, Recognised by the Central Council of Homoeopathy, New Delhi & Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India.
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CONTENTS
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1. COLLEGE ...... 4
2. COURSES OF STUDY ...... 21
3. COLLEGIATE HOSPITAL ...... 37
4. COMMUNITY HEALTH ACTIVITIES ...... 41
5. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ...... 45
6. SCHOLARSHIPS / ENDOWMENTS & AWARDS ...... 47
7. FUNCTIONS AND CELEBRATIONS ...... 48
8. HOSTELS ...... 50
9. OTHER FACILITIES ...... 54
10. ACADEMIC CALENDAR ...... 56
11. DATES OF SIGNIFICANCE BECKONING HEALTH & HOMOEOPATHY ...... 69
12. ADDRESSES OF OFFICES / INSTITUTIONS RELATED TO HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL EDUCATION ...... 70
13. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ...... 72
14. TIME TABLE...... 78
15. ANTI - RAGGING MEASURES ...... 80
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1. COLLEGE 1.1 History Visions are spontaneous intuitive projections from the deep layers of the Mind, not the calculated creations of conscious thought. They are a 'Blessing', born out of grace, gurutva - the blessings of one's loved ancestors. This Institution is the vision conferred on Dr. C.K. Mohan by the blessings of his grandfather, the late Dr. Velayudhan Pillai, the eminent Ayurvedic physician of yester years. All these providential factors conspired and converged together in the birth of Sarada Krishna Homoeopathic Medical College in 2000 as the fine fruition of Dr. C.K. Mohan's vision. Situated in a sylvan, serene environs of Kulasekharam in Kanyakumari District of Tamil Nadu, the college campus is endowed with a salubrious climate eminently conducive to vigorous intellectual activity. The cool and comforting breeze gently blowing across the lush green vegetation all around the hillock on which the College stands sharpens the brains and softens the hearts of the keen and ardent students and teachers of this Institution. The College has got the due approval of the Tamil Nadu State Government and the affiliation of the Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University besides the recognition of the Central Council of Homoeopathy, New Delhi and M/o. AYUSH, Govt. of India. The Central Govt. has granted permission for a period of not exceeding 5 yrs. (2016-17 to 2020-21) for continuing admission in BHMS course with 100 seats and P.G. with 30 seats in 5 existing P.G. courses with 6 setas each as per the HCC (MSR) Regulations 2013 of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act 1973. The College started functioning in 2000 as a self-financing institution, being conferred with the minority status (Linguistic Malayalam) by the Govt. of Tamil Nadu. The BHMS course spreading over 5½ years with an intake of 50 students was started in 2000-2001. With the passing out of 6 batches of degree students, the intake capacity was enhanced to 100 from the year 2010 - 11. This was immediately followed by the launching of M.D.(Hom.) course in 4 disciplines viz. Organon of Medicine with Homoeopathic Philosophy, Materia Medica, Practice of Medicine and Paediatrics with 6 students in each. By 2013 another discipline - Repertory - has also been introduced for the M.D. (Hom.) course with an addition of 6 more seats. The college launched the Ph.D. programme in the 5 existing P.G. departments on 8th December 2018. The college has already reached at its pinnacle of perfection as conceived in its Vision, Mission and Quality Policy, as referred to here under, and is now in a beseiging trend and tempo to embrace anything it finds on its way to endear as its own to accelerate its onward course for fulfilling its much cherished and desired goal to be betokened as a Centre of Excellence in Educa- tion & Research in Homoeopathy. It is as part and parcel of this glorious achievement that the college has already developed its 100 beded Hospital with NABH Accreditation, all infrastructures (ICT based class rooms, Digital Library, Wi-Fi facilities), providing value - added courses, a plethora of community oriented activities, organising workshops, seminars, CME programmes for Faculty, I.E.C. etc. Our college also signed an MoU with the Centarl Council for Research in Homoeopathy, Govt. of India on 10th April 2018 for collaborative Studies/Researches. The Ministry of Human Re- source Development(Govt. of India) has endeavoured to conduct an annual web-based All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) on several parameters since 2010-11. The above Ministry has also adopted a methodology for ranking institutions of higher education in India under the title National Institutional Ranking Framework(NIRF) since 2015. Our college has itself enrolled in both the schemes since 2011-12 and 2018-19 onwards respectively. A Peripheral Pharmacovigilance Centre under the Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India has been established. 4 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
1.2 Management The Sarada Krishna Homoeopathic Medical College, Kulasekharam is a unit of the K.V. Education Trust which was founded by late K.V. Krishnan Nair, father of Dr. C.K. Mohan. It was registered under the Trust Act of India 1882 with Regd. No. 132/97, functioning at Door No. 21/41-B, Cheruppaloor P.O., Kulasekharam, Kanniyakumari District, Tamil Nadu. The College is managed by the Trust which is chaired by Dr. C.K. Mohan with Mrs. Chandralekha Mohan as its Director, Mrs. (Dr.) Bhavya Sabarish and Dr. Sabarish B. Nair as trustees. Vision It is to provide value based, research oriented medical education in Homoeopathy aimed at moulding Homoeopaths capable of proficient and competent in patient care dedicated to the needy and the poor, and to propagate Homoeopathy-a safe, simple, scientific, economic and effective medicine for all. Mission 1. To establish an Institute of Excellence in education and research in Homoeopathy. 2. To set up a full fledged tertiary care hospital in Homoeopathy doing service to the needy and the down trodden section of the society. 3. To conduct community oriented health activities purported to propagate the salient features of Homoeopathy and to render its benefits to the people at large. 4. To mould skilled Personnel required in patient care, education and research in Homoeopathy 5. To set up a publication division for printing text books, publishing Journals/Periodicals and IEC materials. Quality Policy 1. Development or adoption of quality parameters in all their academic endeavours. 2. Learner centric conducive environment for qualitative education in teaching, learning and evaluation. 3. Organization of Seminars/Symposia/Workshops/Conferences on quality parameters with special reference to education, research and practice of Homoeopathy. 4. A practice of well documentation of academic activities for quality improvements. 5. Providing Value added courses to the students in addition to the traditional courses for skill and competency development. 6. Developing quality culture in the campus. 7. Providing quality support services to the students. 8. Adoption of feasible technology for teaching and learning, administration, evaluation and in other key areas. 9. Adoption of ICT based technology for teaching, learning and research. 1.3 Chairman Dr.C.K.Mohan is the Chairman of the Managing Trust. He is the former Principal of the College and is the Professor and Ph.D guide of the Dept. of Paediatrics. 1.4 Principal Dr. N V Sugathan is the Principal, Medical Superintendent of the Hospital, Warden of the Hostels, besides the ex-officio Chairman of all the College Committees constituted for different purposes.
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1.5 Advisor to the College The management shall seek all necessary advice to enlighten itself in the affairs of the College such as academic, administrative, patient care, research, organizational, developmental and other activities from Dr. Ravi M. Nair, Former Advisor (Homoeopathy) to Govt. of India and Rtd. Principal & Controlling Officer of Homoeopathic Medical Education, Govt. of Kerala, presently acting as the Advisor to the College. 1.6 College Council The management reconstituted a college Council as instructed by the CCH under the Chairmanship of the Principal with all HoDs as members and Chairman of the College, Advisor, PG Co-ordinator, U. G Co-ordinator, Co-curricular Co-ordinator, Research Co-ordinator, and IQAC Co- ordinator, as permanent Invitees. It used to meet periodically to formulate and review all curricular and Co-curricular activities of the College and ensure their proper execution. 1.7 Academic Committee There is an Academic Committee duly reconstituted under the Chairmanship of the Principal with HODs of all teaching Departments, P. G. Co-ordinator, U. G. Co-ordinator, all Academic Co- ordinators and all Asst Academic Co-ordinators as members to monitor from time to time the smooth goings-on of the Academic activities /training as per the plan and programmes laid down by the College Council. The responsibility of ensuring the implementation of all academic programs as per plan/time table is vested upon the HODs concerned. The HODs should make regular reviews every month and should submit their reports to the Principal before 5th of every succeeding month. It is the responsibility of the P. G Co-ordinator, U G. Co-ordinator, Medical Superintendent and Academic Co-ordinators to co-ordinate all the academic activities /training courses in consultation with HODs concerned. 1.8 Disciplinary Committee There is a Disciplinary Committee under the Chairmanship of the Principal with the Medical Superintendent of Hospital, P.G. Co-ordinator, U.G. Co-ordinator, Co-curricular Co-ordinator, Academic Co-ordinators, Staff Wardens of Hostels, Asst. Warden of the Men's Hostel, Office Manager of the College office, to ensure strict discipline as per rules in all the establishments of the College (College Campus, Library, Hospital, Hostels etc.) It is up to the Chairman of the Management to co- opt any official of the College in the Committee according as necessity arises. This Committee reserves the sole right for conducting enquiries or initiating disciplinary action against the delinquent student / staff and to impose deserving punishment as is deemed fit. Any relaxation or modification of the decision of the Committee is subject to the discretion of the Management. 1.9 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (I.Q.A.C.) With a view to internalizing and institutionalizing quality through activating the system and raising the institutional capabilities to higher levels ensuring continuous quality improvement, an I.Q.A.C. was formed in the college on 21st August 2015 and it was re-constituted in 2019 with the following members:
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No. Name Designation 1 Dr. N. V. Sugathan Principal, (IQAC Chairman) 2 Dr. C.K. Mohan Chairman, SKHMC 3 Dr. Ravi M. Nair Advisor 4DR. B. Krishna Prasad Principal, ST Hindu College of Education and Chairman, Institutional Ethical Committee 5 Dr. Sabarish B Clinical Associate, Prof. Dept. of Emergency Medicine, Amirtha Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi 6 Dr. Winston Vargheese PG Co-ordinator, Prof., Materia Medica 7 Dr. C.R. Krishna Kumari Amma UG Co-Ordinator, Professor and Head, Dept. of Materia Medica 8 Dr. P.R. Sisir Co-Curricular Co-ordinator, Professor & Head, Dept. of Paediatrics 9 Dr. T. Ajayan Prof. & Head, Dept. of Practice of Medicine 10 DR. C.V. Chandraja Research Officer 11 Mr. V. Sundaresan Nair Administrative Officer 12 DR. P. Saravanan Librarian, Lekshmipuram College of Arts and Sciences, Neyyoor 13 Dr. D. Lekha Associate Prof., Dept. of History, Sri Ayyappa College for Women, Chungankadai 14 Dr. Susira Suresh P.G. Student 15 Ms. S. Gopika Krishnan U.G. Student 16 Mr. T.S. Prabha Kumar Head Master, Govt. High School, Puliyoorsalai 17 Mr. Sasikumar Co-ordinator, Tamil Nadu Science Forum 18 Dr. A.S. Suman Sankar Professor, Dept of Repertory (IQAC Co-ordinator) As a natural follow-up to this issue, management has taken up all measures to get the NAAC accreditation, at the earliest. 1.10 Administrative Office The administration of the College is under the supervision of an Administrative Officer, Office Superintendent, Estate Manager, Head Accountant and Maintenance Head. The office facilities are fully computerised for the smooth and efficient functioning. The entire office administration is dealt with 4 different sections such as Establishment, Academic affairs, Accounts and Miscellaneous. There is a Head Accountant to look into the Accounts. All monetary transactions including payment of fees are done in the cash counter to ensure transparency in all transactions. Every transaction is supported by relevant computerized receipt. It is the responsibility of the remitters to see that relevant receipts are obtained from the office for their transactions. 1.11 Payment of Fees Admission fee, Caution Deposit etc. are to be paid at the time of admission to the course. College Fee / Hostel Rent / Mess Fee should also be remitted year-wise at the time of admission. 7 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
The Miscellaneous fees like extra-curricular activities, hand book, magazine etc. /breakage fee have to be paid in the college office as required by notices issued by the authority then and there. The University Registration fee for U.G. & P.G. courses as fixed by the University from time to time has to be remitted in the college office. University exam fees shall be paid in the college office in time as per the notification of the University. 1.12 TEACHING DEPARTMENTS Dept. of Organon of Medicine - UG, PG & Ph.D. Facilities : Museum, Discussion Room, Library Extn.Ph: 222 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1 Dr. Murugan M. Prof. & HoD, PG & PhD Guide 9443343707 [email protected] 2 Dr. Manoj Narayan. V Prof. & PG Guide 9995114518 [email protected] 3 Dr. Bhagyalatha Prof. & PhD Guide 9847749312 [email protected] 4 Dr. Shinee. G.R. Asso. Prof. 9443747866 [email protected] 5 Dr. Sonny Mon. R Asst. Prof. 9486180397 [email protected] 6 Dr. Satheesh M. Nair Asst. Prof. 9447441325 [email protected] 7 Dr. Subi P.R. Prof. (Guest Faculty) 9486863644 [email protected]
Dept. of Materia Medica - UG, PG & Ph.D. Facilities : Museum, Discussion Room, Library Extn.Ph: 209 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Krishna Kumari Amma C.R. Prof. & HoD, PG & PhD Guide 9446615950 [email protected] 2. Dr. Winston Vargheese Prof., PG & PhD Guide 9443692478 [email protected] 3. Dr. Saiji. P.R. Asso. Prof. 9495508247 [email protected] 4. Dr. Surej Bobbin P.G. Asst. Prof. 9447100362 [email protected] 5. Dr. Gokul Krishna K Asst. Prof. 9444509547 [email protected] 6. Dr. Athira V. Nair Asst. Prof. 8129417997 [email protected]
Dept. of Pharmacy - UG Facilities :Museum, Laboratory, Demonstration Hall, Library, Store Room, Herbal Garden Extn.Ph: 211 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Sreeja. S Prof. & HoD 9496225218 [email protected] 2. Dr. Venugopal K.G Asso. Prof. . 9447976010 [email protected] 3. Dr. Ramya. S.S. Asst. Prof 9487371954 [email protected] Dept. of Repertory – UG, PG & Ph.D. Facilities : Computer Lab, Discussion Room, Library Extn.Ph: 215 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Sathish Kumar. V Prof. & HoD, PG & PhD Guide 9443558483 [email protected] 2. Dr. Suman Sankar. A.S. Prof., PG & PhD Guide 9443500675 [email protected] 3. Dr. Chandrahasan. C.M. Asso. Prof. 9442761541 [email protected] 4. Dr. Suja S.P. Asst. Prof. 8903117489 [email protected] 5. Dr. Priyanka P.S. Asst. Prof. 9578785694 [email protected]
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Dept. of Practice of Medicine – UG, PG &Ph.D. Facilities : Museum, Discussion Room, Library Extn.Ph: 286 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail
1. Dr. Ajayan. T. Prof. & HoD, PG Guide 9442365199 [email protected] 2. Dr. Sugathan. N.V Prof., PG & PhD Guide 9443558786 [email protected] 3. Dr. Suresh.G Prof. & PhD Guide 9843013446 [email protected] 4. Dr. Harisankar. V, Asso. Prof 8903282599 [email protected] 5. Dr. Bhavya M.C. Asso. Prof 9486289289 [email protected] 6. Dr. Arun R.Nair Asst. Prof 9400329661 [email protected] 7. Dr. Nisha Gopinath Asst. Prof. 9894693445 [email protected] 8. Dr. S. Saveesh Kumar Prof. (Guest Faculty) 9447207903 [email protected] Dept. of Surgery - UG Facilities : Museum, Demonstration Room, Library Extn.Ph: 231 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Lal M.P. Prof. & HoD 9400739409 [email protected] 2. Dr. Panchajani. R Asso. Prof. 9442402947 [email protected] 3. Dr. Bino A. Asso. Prof. 9442761224 [email protected] 4. Dr. C. Sherin Sheeba Asst. Prof. 9486401355 [email protected]
Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynaecology - UG Facilities : Museum, Demonstration Room, Library Extn.Ph:: 228 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Shanthi Serene Sylum. V Prof. & HoD 9442366399 [email protected] 2. Dr. Girija. L Asso. Prof. 9442382082 [email protected] 3. Dr. Sheeba S. Asst. Prof 9486578811 [email protected] 4. Dr. Rani Enoch Prof. (Guest Faculty) 9445688589 [email protected]
Dept. of Community Medicine- UG Facilities : Museum, Discussion Room, Library Extn.Ph: 284 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Ajith Kumar M.V. Prof. & HoD 9443606679 [email protected] 2. Dr. Ezhilarasi. T Asso. Prof. 9486758620 [email protected] 3. Dr. Reshma Reghu Asst. Prof 9943125660 [email protected] 4. Dr. Balan M.S. Asso.Prof. (Guest Faculty) 9445911193 [email protected] Dept. of Forensic Medicine- UG Facilities : Museum, Demonstration Room, Library Extn.Ph: 285 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Salini Chandran Prof. & H.o.D. 9443693823 [email protected] 2. Dr. Siju. V Asso. Prof. 9442004065 [email protected] 3. Dr. Sanju S. Asst. Prof 8760167608 [email protected] Dept. of Pathology - UG Facilities : Museum, Laboratory, Demonstration Room, Library Extn.Ph: 237 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Gopika. R.S. Prof. & HoD 9495151980 [email protected] 2. Dr. Manoj Radhakrishnan Addl. Prof. 9597027558 [email protected] 3. Dr. Bindhusaran. R Asso. Prof 9944333524 [email protected] 4. Dr. Sowmya R.S.G. Asst. Prof. 9487370583 [email protected]
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Dept. of Physiology & Biochemistry - UG Facilities : Museum, Laboratories- Physiology, Biochemistry, Applied Physiology Demonstration Room, Library Extn.Ph: 241 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Mini. S.K. Prof. & HoD 9442863775 [email protected] 2. Dr. Reshmy. K.R Asso. Prof. 9487385757 [email protected] 3. Dr. Deepa G.S. Asst. Prof 9443558758 [email protected] Dept. of Anatomy - UG Facilities : Museum, Dissection Hall, Histology Lab., Research Room, Cadaver Storage & Embalming Room, Demonstration Room, Library Extn.Ph: 220 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Zion Natharaj P.S. Prof. & HoD 9486757034 [email protected] 2. Dr. Leena. N Asso. Prof. 9489285109 [email protected] 3. Dr. Berlina Terrence Mary. D Asst. Prof 9487775270 [email protected] Dept. of Paediatrics - PG & Ph.D. Facilities : Museum, Discussion Room, Library Extn.Ph: 232 Sl. No Name Designation / Position Phone E-mail 1. Dr. Sisir P. R. Prof. & HoD, PG & PhD Guide 9443474941 [email protected] 2. Dr. Mohan C. K. Prof., PG & PhD Guide 9443379448 [email protected] 3. Dr. Jayakumar. T.K Prof. 9443693619 [email protected] 4. Dr. Bencitha Horrence Mary D. Asst. Prof 9443064215 [email protected] 1.13 Research & Development Committee The Research Department a Research & Development Committee was constituted in 2010 when the P.G. courses were introduced in the college. The committee was re-constituted consisting of the following members:y No. Name Designation 1. Dr. N.V. Sugathan Principal aspects2. DR. Eswara Das Subject Expert 3. Dr. K.C. Muraleedharan CCRH Representative of4. Homoeopathy. DR. B. Krishna This Prasad is done by amalgamating Chairman, I.E.C. all the infrastructural facilities available in 5. Dr. V. Sathish Kumar Prof. & H.o.D, Repertory (Research Co-ordinator) 6. Dr. M. Murugan Prof. & H.o.D, Organon 7. Dr. Winston Vargheese Prof. & P.G. Coordinator 8. Dr. P.R. Sisir Prof. & H.o.D, Paediatrics 9. Dr. C.R. Krishna Kumari Amma Prof. & U.G Co-ordinator 10. Dr. T. Ajayan Prof. & H.o.D ,Practice of Medicine 10. Dr. A.S. Suman Sankar Prof., Dept. of Repertory 11. Dr. Manoj Narayan Prof, Dept. of Organon 12. DR. C.V. Chandraja Asso. Prof. (RO), Dept. of Medical Research
1.14 Research Facilitation Centre : The college has in 2012 started a Research Department to organize, co-relate and co- ordinate the various studies on clinical, fundamental and literary aspects of Homoeopathy. This is done by amalgamating all the infrastructural facilities available in the college and hospital with the service of the staff. This is reasonably expected to inculcate an urge in the minds of the faculty and students to surge forward with a true spirit of research mind. With the launching of Ph.D. programme
10 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020 in various teaching departments the caption “Research Department” has been re-captioned as “Research Facilitation Centre”. It is under the supervision of the following officers : No. Name Designation 1. Dr. Ravi M. Nair Advisor to the College,Former Advisor( Homoeopathy) to Govt. of India and Rtd. Principal and Controlling Officer of Homeopathic Medical Education Govt. of Kerala 2. Dr. N. Radha Research Advisor ( Honorary) Former Advisor( Homoeopathy) to Government of India 3. Dr. V. Sathish Kumar Research Co-ordinator 4. Dr. Manoj Radhakrishnan Pathologist 5. DR. C.V. Chandraja Research Officer 6. DR. S.T. Gopu Kumar Research Associate
1.15 Institutional Ethics Committee (I.E.C.) An I.E.C. was formed in the college on 16th September 2014 in conformity with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) Guidelines for preparing Standard Operating Procedures(SOP) for the I.E.C. for Human Research. It has been registred by the Drugs Controller General (India), Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation under Rule 122 D.D. vide Registration No. ECR/939/ Inst/TN/2017 to be effective from 11.05.2017 with the following compoistion : No. Name of Member Qualificaton(s) Role / Designation in Ethics Committee 1DR. B. Krishna Prasad MA, M.Sc, M.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D Chairman 2DR. C. V. Chandraja Ph.D (Microbiology) Member Secretary 3 Dr. Rani Enoch MD (Obst & Gynae) Clinician 4 Dr. S. Gopinathan Nair MD (Biochemistry) Basic Medical Scientist 5 Adv. G. Sreekumaran Nair LLB Legal Expert 6 Mr. G. K. Nampoothiri B.Sc. (Physics) Lay Person 7 Rev. Fr. Xavier Lawrence MA (Philosophy) Theologian 8 Mr. V. Jayachandran M SW, M.Phil Social Scientist 9 Mrs. R. Shelin Mary M.A (English) Social Scientist
1.16 Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell : No. Name Designation 1. Dr. N.V. Sugathan Chairperson 2. Dr. Bindhusaran. R Co-ordinator 3. Dr. Sathish Kumar. V Member (Research Co-ordinator)
4. DR. Chandraja C.V. Member (Research Officer) 5. Dr. Suresh.G Member (Prof. Dept of Practice of Medicine)
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1.17 MoU for Research Activities Year of Name of the Partnering institution / industry / Commencement of research lab / contact details Duration (from-to) Activity the MOU/ Linkage 2018 Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy, 10.04.2018 to Collaborative 6-65, Institutional area,opp D block, Janakapuri, 10.04.2021 (3 yrs) Research New Delhi-110058 2018 Dr.WilmarSchwabe India Pvt Limited., 05.09.2018 to Joint Research A-36 Sector, 60, Noida, Uttar Pradesh -201304 05.09.2023 (5 yrs) 2019 Department of Nanotechnology, Noorul Islam 01.10.2019 to Centre for Higher Education (NICHE), 1.10.2022 Joint Research Kumaracoil, Thuckalay - 629 180 (3 yrs) 1.18 Academic Co-ordinators The U.G. students are under the purview of Academic co-ordinators, class-wise, to look after them. It is the duty of the Academic co-ordinators concerned to design and co-ordinate all academic activities including conduct of tutorials, seminars, tour programmes, semester assessment etc. in respect of classes with the HoDs concerned and in interaction with the parents in such matters as are relating to the students’ leave and observance of rules and discipline. To enable and ensure successful and effective co-ordination, every Academic Co-ordinator has been provided with the service of a Teaching Faculty as Assistant Academic Co-ordinator No. Academic Name & Designation of Name & Designation Co-ordinator Year wise Academic Co-ordinator Asst. Academic Co-ordinator 1. I - BHMS Dr. T.K. Jayakumar Dr. R. Sonny Mon Prof., Dept. of Paediatrics Asst. Prof., Dept. of Organon 2. II-BHMS Dr. Winston Vargheese Dr. R. Bindhusaran \ Prof., Dept. of Materia Medica Asso. Prof., Dept. of Pathology 3. III-BHMS Dr. P.R. Sisir Dr. Satheesh M. Nair Prof. & HoD, Paediatrics Asst. Prof., Dept. of Organon 4. IV -BHMS (Jr.) Dr. T. Ajayan Dr. Siju V. Prof. & HoD, Practice of Medicine Asso. Prof., Dept. of Forensic Medicine 5. IV- BHMs (Sr.) Dr. V. Harisankar Asso. Prof., Dept. of Practice of Medicine --- 1.19 Mentoring System Besides, in the beginning of the I-BHMS course itself, a group of 10-15 students are assingned to a Mentor culled from the teaching faculty, being named as Academic Councellor who will look after the academic progress of the students from time to time through out the course. The report collected from the mentees by the Mentor has to be given to the concerned Academic Co-ordinator and the Academic Co-ordinator in turn should handover the same to the UG Co-ordinator.
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1.20 U.G. Co-ordinator There is a U.G. Co-ordinator, Dr. C.R. Krishna Kumari Amma, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Materia Medica, who is endowed with looking after the day to day affairs of the U.G. programmes and U.G. students. 1.21 P.G. Co-ordinator There is a P.G. Co-ordinator, Dr. Winston Vargheese, Prof., Dept. of Materia Medica, who is endowed with looking after the day to day affairs of the P.G. programmes and P.G. students. 1.22 Research Co-ordinator There is a Research Coordinator, Dr. V. Sathish Kumar, Professor & HoD Repertory, who shall co-ordinates Research associated activities and assist in Research Planning and Development. 1.23 P. G .Guides All P. G. Students have to work under PG Guides of the respective specialties. There are 10 P. G. Guides to supervise the P. G. programme. 1.24 Ph.D Guides Each Ph.D candidate has to do his work under a Ph.D Guide approved by the University, he being the Convener of the Doctoral Advisory Committee which shall entail prescribing the course of Research for the provisionally registered candidate and communicate the same to the Controller of Examinations with the approval of the Vice Chancellor. The names of the Guides have been mentioned under the Teaching Departments concerned in the section - 1.11 - "Teaching Departments". 1.25 Co-curricular Co-ordinator There is a Co-curricular Co-ordinator, Dr. P.R. Sisir, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Paediatrics, who is endowed with looking after all Co-curricular activities of the institution. 1.26 Students’ Support Progression and Career Guidance & Counselling Cell : A Student Support Progression and Career Guidance & Counselling Cell has also been constituted under a faculty member being named as Co-ordinator. Its prime purpose is to enlighten them about the importance of higher education through upgrading their academic activities by conducting competitive exam oriented classes, mock tests etc. regularly, for outgoing students under the title ‘SKETCH’ (Sarada Krishna Enrichment Training for Competitive Examinations on Homoeopathy). It also help the students in career oppotunities after graduation and post graduation in various fields like academics, R & D, Govt. jobs etc. including the All India AYUSH Post Graduate Entrance Test (AIAPGET) . The Co-ordinator of the committee is Dr. T. Ajayan, Prof., Dept. of Practice of Medicine. 1.27 Placement Cell: It provides necessary assistance & information for the students to get themselves suitably employed on passing out their course. This is given generally during their internship period. The activities in this regard are co-ordinated by Dr. T. Ajayan, Prof., Dept. of Practice of Medicine.
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1.28 Equal Opportunity Cell The Cell has been set up in compliance with the UGC Regulations -2012 of Promotion of Equity in Higher Educational Institutions with Dr. Reshmy K.R., Asso. Prof., Dept. of Physiology, as its Co-ordinator.The purpose of the Cell is to combat discrimination by protecting the students and staffs ,and to promote equal rights and opportunities, thereby providing a suitable work and educational environment in the campus with the following policy & objectives: Policy: The College provides everybody with equal opportunity, irrespective of caste, language, based on gender, ethnicity and disability. The college will neither discriminate nor tolerate any discrimination against students, faculty, staff, applicants for admission and employment,visitors in its education programs and activities and its employment practices on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, marital status, disability, religion or any other status protected under local, state or federal laws.Any such issues shall be brought into notice of the Anti-Discrimination officer. Objectives:
♦ The Cell would safeguard the interest of the students without any prejudice to their caste, creed, religion, language, ethnicity, gender and disability.
♦ The Cell would eliminate discrimination or harassment of any individual in any form by prohibiting and by providing preventive and protective measures to facilitate its eradication and punishments for those who indulge in any form of discrimination, harassment or victimizing any student.
♦ The Cell would promote equality among students of all sections of society.
♦ The Cell would create public awareness among the educational fraternity on the importance of equality and overcoming any form of caste based discrimination and harassment against students belonging to the marginalized sections.
♦ The cell would take steps against those who commit any act of discrimination or harassment against any student or section of students and such acts shall be dealt through proper inquiry on receipt of a written complaint in accordance with the provision of the Ordinances / Regulations of the higher authorities. 1.29 Minority Cell The college has been very keen to provide services to the educational and cultural needs of the Minority communities along with other castes, creeds and Nationality.For providing an environment friendly atmosphere to support diversity and respect everyone regardless of Colour, religious belief or culture and to ensure protection for everyone including minorities as per the provisions of constitution of India, our institution has constituted the Minority cell with the following objectives. Dr. Winston Vargheese, Prof., Dept. of Materia Medica is the Co-ordinator of the cell.
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♦ To enhance equal opportunity for education of minorities.
♦ To facilitate financial support to students ofminority communities from governmental agencies and other sources.
♦ To encourage and to enroll for career orientation programmes which would empower and equip with the necessary skills to choose career options.
♦ To educate all students and parents about various scholarship schemes available for all minorities under State and Central Government. 1.30 SC/ST, MBC / OBC Cell SC/ST/MBC & OBC cell has been set up in the college to resolve all the affairs and problems related to the SC/ST/MBC/OBC students .All affairs such as creating awareness, laying down the targets by the government of India, various scholarship program of both State and Central Governments and taking appropriate follow up measures for achieving the objectives furnished below. The Co-ordinatorship of this cell has been entrusted to Dr. Winston Varghese, Prof., Dept. of Materia Medica. Objectives:
♦ To collect reports and information of State Government orders on various aspects of education, employment of SC/ST/MBC/OBC students
♦ To circulate state and Central Government and UGC decisions about different scholarship programs.
♦ To communicate with the students and motivate them for better future planning. 1.31 Women’s Welfare Cell A Women’s Welfare Cell has also been since set up to attend to the needs of the women. The Co-ordinator of the cell is Dr. C.R. Krishnakumari Amma, Prof.& Head, Dept. of Materia Medica. 1.32 Sexual Harassment Prevention Cell The Cell has been formed to uphold Women’s right to protect against sexual harassment, to develop guidelines and norms for a policy against sexual harassment, to evolve a permanent mechanism for prevention, prohibition and redressal of sexual Harassment of women, to work out details for implementation of the policy and to comply with the provisions of the Sexual Harassment in Work Places - Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal Act 2013. The Co-ordinator of the Cell is Dr. Salini Chandran, Prof. and Head,Dept. of Forensic Medicine. 1.33 Innovation Cell For India to emerge as a global innovation hub, the youth of our country, especially in Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) need to play a crucial role to create sustainable innovation eco system. Hence, ideally all HEIs should have a comprehensive and functional mechanism to convert research into innovations. This eco system will encourage, inspire and nurture young students
15 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020 by exposing them to new ideas and processes resulting in innovative activities. Inorder to create an eco system for innovations including inqubation centre and other initiatives for creation and dissemination of knowledge the college has constituted an Innovation Cell. The Co-ordinator of the Cell is Dr. R. Bindhusaran, Asso. Prof., Dept. of Pathology. 1.34 Rules & Regulations
1.34.1. Campus: i. The daily activities of the college begin with a one minute observance of prayer in solemnity at 8.30 a.m., following an alarm bell. Every one should then stand still whereover he/she is. ii. Every student should observe fool proof campus discipline. iii. Each one should behave properly with others and interact in polite language. iv. Faculty, staff, senior students and ladies in particular should be approached and dealt with courteously. v. The instructions already enforced by the Government / University / CCH / other authorities on ragging, smoking, taking liquors, narcotics and drugs, use of mobile phones etc. are to be strictly followed in toto in the college campus. vi. Any misconduct on the part of the student shall result in loss of marks in the Term Test or imposition of fine for the offence as may appear fit to the HoD concerned. A report to the Principal to the above effect shall be made for deciding the sufficiency or the otherwiseness of the punishment. vii. Students are strictly forbidden from meddling with any of the college properties and cause damage to them. The cost of any such damage caused by the students shall be recovered at its two fold, severally or collectively as may be deemed fit. viii. Students are expected to be in the lecture hall / practical hall / clinical class concerned five minutes before the prescribed time for facilitating the roll call. A student coming to the class after roll call will not be given attendance. ix. No student shall be allowed to enter or leave the hall without permission of the teacher during class time. x. Students are not permitted to remain in the class room / labs. / hospital / library beyond the scheduled time. xi. Every student should obtain a vehicle pass from the college office to park his vehicle in the college premises. xii. Students those who are in need to leave the college campus during working hours for any reason and returning back on the same day should collect permission from concenred Academic Co-ordinator, before leaving and shall enter the class only in the next corresponding hour.
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1.34.2 Attendance i. Students should be punctual in attending classes - Theory / Practical / Clinical / Seminar/ Tutorial / Journal Club etc. ii. 85% attendance in a subject is compulsory. iii. No certificate of attendance shall be granted to any student unless he / she has shown satisfactory progress to the authorities responsible for granting the no-due certificates until he/ she has paid all dues standing against him / her.
1.34.3 Leave Rules
UG STUDENTS i. For absence exceeding a day, Principal's permission should be obtained. Leave application should be submitted through Academic Co-ordinator one day prior to availing the leave. ii. Every application for leave should be made in the prescribed form. When & where leave is required for "urgent business" or for the performance of religious ceremony, the nature of the urgency and the ceremony should be indicated. If the grounds of application for leave are not clear or satisfactory, the student may be called upon to explain. If the leave applied for is on medical ground, supporting medical certificate should be attached. iii. Leave for staying away from class shall be granted by the Academic-Co-ordinator concerned. iv. Students who are obliged to leave a class owing to sudden indisposition must obtain the permission of the teacher in-charge of the class. v. Students who fall ill and require leave should report immediately to the Academic-iCo-ordinator and the leave applications should be submitted to the Principal with the medical certificate. vi. If in unavoidable circumstances, leave could not be obtained in advance, the reasons for it should be explained at the earliest possible opportunity to the Academic Co-ordinator vii. In the absence of the Academic Co-ordinator concerned, the student should get permission from the concerned Asst. Academic Co-ordinator. viii. Absence without leave will entail not only loss of attendance but also initiation of further disciplinary action. ix. A student absenting himself from the college for more than fifteen consecutive working days without satisfactory explanation is liable to have his/her name removed from the rolls.
PG STUDENTS Bio-metric attendance has been made mandatory by the M/o. AYUSH, Govt. of India. Accordingly, all P.G. students will affix their finger print on the Bio-metric Terminal kept in front of the office of PG Co-ordinator, as a mark of daily attendance (incoming and outgoing) besides signing the physical attendance in the registers concerned.
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The attendance register for students undergoing House Job is kept by the PG Co-ordinator and that of the students on completion of it shoud be maintained by the H.o.D. of the speciality concerned. Even this being so, the leave application should be routed through the Unit Head, H.o.D. / Guide concerned Deputy Medical Superintendent to the P.G. Coordinator. The Attendance Registers relating to the Seminar/Journal club should be maintained by the PG Co - ordinator in respect of the PG students doing House job and that of the rest of students should be maintained by the HoD concerned. Monthly and periodical (quarterly) Attendance Statements are to be prepared and submitted to the PG Co-ordinator in the 1st week of subsequent month itself by the HoDs concerned. The PG Co-ordinator will consolidate the attendance of each batch and it will be sent to the University through the Principal in time.
1.34.4 Dress Code * a. Common to both Gent & Lady Students i. All students should observe cleanliness in dress. ii. White aprons with sleeves upto elbow and full sleeves should be worn by the UGs and PGs respectively. iii. Each student should have an identity card of the lapel of the apron. iv. No bracelets should be worn in the wrist. v. As rings can injure patients, they are not permitted. b. Gent Students i. Should wear ordinary pants with light coloured shirt of full or half sleeves ii. Should not use jeans, baggies or T-shirts. iii. Even the first button of the shirt should not be left open. iv. Executive shoes should be used. Chappals, slippers or sports shoes etc., are banned. v. Should keep their faces neatly shaved and hair on scalp should be trimmed and combed. c. Lady Students i. Should wear light coloured saree and matching blouse / light coloured salwar & kameez. ii. Figure hugging tops and legging wears should be discarded. iii. Half shoes should be used. High-heeled foot wears are forbidden. iv. Bangles should be sparsely worn. v Anklets with bells should not be worn.
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* Under any circumstances the above dress code should not be violated and it is applicable for all students including Interns and PGs 1.35 Central Library Library is the virtual treasure house of knowledge. Within a span of 18 years the library has acquired more than 12,500 books on various subjects. Moreover it subscribes to a large number of contemporary periodicals and journals including foreign ones to keep abreast with the trendy times. It has an additional Research section equipped with reference books on all subjects, research books, CCRH publications, research journals, back journals, PG dissertations, UG assignments, dictionaries, encyclopaedias, softwares', collection of necessary CDs & DVDs. The library provides referral, lending and copying facilities. OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog and Remote Access Facilities) are also available. We follow objective based teaching and learning mechanism in which programme objectives and course objectives are prepared, out come and its attainment are measured based on predetermined objectives. There is a Librarian and an Asst. Librarian to look after the day to day affairs of the Library. There is also a faculty in-charge of library for its overall supervision. A Library Committee consisting of staff and students has also been constituted for the library. All the departments are provided with separate department Libraries. The members of Faculty and P.G. students are allowed to borrow books for reference from here in addition to the facility provided in the Central Library. The library has already provided necessary facility for giving access to all the incumbents to enlighten themselves on the details of treasures (including E-calibre book) in the library by means of any computer in the college. All the members of faculty and students are given provision to register in the National Digital Library.through their e-mail address. They can access the vast e-learning resources by registering to the NDL portal (National Digital Library Server- http:/ndl.iitkgp.ac.in.)
1.35.1 Rules & Regulations i. Library can be utilized by staff and students from 8.00 am to 6.00pm on all working days and 9.00 a.m. - to 1.00 p.m. on Sundays. ii. Every student / staff shall get his E-gate (I.D.) card sensed in the I.D. scanner before entering and after exiting the library. iii. Every Student / Intern / Faculty / Staff of the College is eligible for getting membership of the library by obtaining a Library Card.
19 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020 iv. Members shall be required to renew the Library card annually. v. A student who has lost his card shall make a written report to the Librarian instantly. vi. Unless otherwise proved, any fine for the misuse of borrower's card will squarely fall on the student to whom the card belongs. vii. Faculties are allowed to borrow three books at a time. P.G. students, Interns and IV- BHMS students are allowed to borrow two books at a time. All other students (First year to Third year) are allowed to borrow one book each at a time. The books borrowed should be returned within seven days. viii. Borrowers should satisfy themselves with the physical condition of the books at the time of borrowing. Books are to be handled very carefully. Borrowers shall be held responsible for damage or mutilation, if any, detected at the time of return irrespective of whether it was there earlier. ix. In case a book happens to be damaged or lost from the borrower it is his responsibility to replace it or its cost paid. The cost may go upto 75% in excess of the actual price. x. All personal markings on the books are strictly forbidden. xi. Reference books, current periodicals, dissertations are issued to the students for reference inside the library. xii. Only writing materials are permitted to be brought inside the library. xiii. Perfect silence should be observed in and around the library. xiv. Cleanliness has to be maintained inside the library. 1.36 Publication Division The college has a separate Publication Division. It deals with the publication of College Journal, Students Hand Book, Practical Lab. Records, Clinical Records, Mentoring Log Books, Work Diaries, Log Books, study materials, Souvenir, Calendar, I.E.C. materials and the like matters required for functions, celebrations, conferences etc. Its main concern is to scrutinize and edit the publishing materials provided by the Departments / Sections / Committees concerned. All these contributions are finally got verified and signed to that effect by the Principal and sent for printing. 1.36.1 College Journal The college has since published two issues of quarterly journal - July 2018. The Office of Registrar of News Papers of India, Govt. of India has been approached for valid registration, which is being awaited. The Journal is intended to contain articles on Researches / studies in Homoeopathy including case studies preferably contributed by Faculty & students of this college, along with trendy information generating from the medical science. The journal is cherished to be a peer-reviewed one in future.
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2. COURSES OF STUDY
2.1 U.G. course : B.H.M.S. - Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine & Surgery
1 4 /2 yrs. Academic Course + One year Internship. 2.2 P.G. course : M.D.(Hom.) - Doctor of Medicine(Homoeopathy) 3 yrs. course inclusive of one year House Job
Specialities 1. Organon of Medicine with Homoeopathic Philosophy 2. Homoeopathic Materia Medica 3. Practice of Medicine 4. Paediatrics 5. Repertory
2.3. Ph.D Programme : Ph.D. (Hom.) - Doctor of Philosophy in Homoeopathy
Specialities 1. Organon of Medicine 2. Materia Medica 3. Practice of Medicine 4. Paediatrics 5. Repertory
2.4 Syllabus It is the ones prescribed by the Central Council of Homoeopathy for both UG and PG courses in Homoeopathy incorporating the Amendments brought in from time to time. The University has also accepted these Regulations to be followed in toto. The Homoeopathy (Degree Course) BHMS (Amendments) Regulations 2015 with the latest Amendments brought in the year 2016 and the Homoeopathy (PG degree course) M.D. (Hom.) Amendments Regulations 2012 with the latest Amendments brought in the year 2016 are in vogue today. The Ph.D programe in the existing PG Departments are conducted in strict adherence to the provisions contained in the Regulations, incorporating the Amendments brought in from time to time, for the Doctor of Philosophy(Ph.D Regulations 2010) of the Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University, Chennai.
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2.5 Teaching Plan & Programme Quite in conformity with the Regulations of Central Council of Homoeopathy and the University, the college has evolved definite teaching plans and programmes for each department in respect of each course. All programmes and plans are judiciously monitored by the College Council to ensure the desired results.
2.6 Time Table It is prepared in perfect consonance with the above teaching plan and programme for each course of study (see Page No. 74, 75) 2.7 Commencement of Courses The classes of the I BHMS course commence from the closure of admission process and the respective date will be announced accordingly. The regular classes for II, III & IV BHMS courses begin soon after the University examinations of I, II & III BHMS are over. The Rotatory Internship Training starts from the date of obtaining the Provisional Registration from the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathic Medical Council by the students who have passed out IV- BHMS examination. The classes for the I Part of M.D. (Hom) course begin immediately after the cut-off date of the admission of every year.. The classes for the Part II of the M.D.(Hom) commence immediately after the Part-I University Examination. 2.8 Working Days The classes for BHMS course are conducted on all calendar days except all Sundays apart from holidays mentioned in the Academic Calender in this Hand Book. The PG students and Interns shall be on duty on all calendar days subject to availing of P.H. / Compensatory Off / Sunday Off mentioned in the guidelines given in the Training Record / Work Diary concerned. 2.9 Class / Training Hours
Fore Noon 8.30 a.m.to 10.30 a.m. 10.30 a.m.to 10.45 a.m. - Interval Mid Noon 10.45 a.m. to 12.45 p.m. 12.45 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. - Lunch Break After Noon 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. Evening 3.30p.m. to 4.30 p.m. - Library / Special Class.
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2.10 B.H.M.S. course 2.10.1 Duration
The total duration of the course is 5 ½ years including one year internship after passing the final B.H.M.S. examination. Every candidate for admission to the B.H.M.S. examination shall undergo a course of certified study extended over 4 ½ academic years from the date of commencement of his study as per specific syllabus and curriculum prescribed for the course in a homoeopathic medical college affiliated to the University.
The academic course of studies is divided into four phases as follows:
Phase Duration First B.H.M.S. 1 yr.
Second B.H.M.S. 1 yr.
Third B.H.M.S. 1 yr.
Final B.H.M.S. 1½ yrs.
Internship Training 1 yr.
The study for the first phase shall comprise of Pre-clinical subjects along with Homoeopathic Philosophy, Pharmacy and Materia Medica. The remaining three academic phases shall be devoted to the study of clinical subjects. During the second phase, the para-clinical subjects shall be taught concurrently. At the end of each phase, examination will be conducted by the University. Subjects for Study & Examination for BHMS course as per the Homoeopathy (Degree Course) Ammendment Regulations 2015
Sl.No. Subject Taught duing Examination held at the end of : 1. Anatomy I BHMS I BHMS 2. Physiology I BHMS I BHMS 3. Organon of Medicine I, II, III & IV BHMS II, III & IV BHMS 4. Materia Medica I, II, III & IV BHMS II, III & IV BHMS 5. Pharmacy I BHMS I BHMS 6. Pathology II BHMS II BHMS 7. Forensic Medicine II BHMS II BHMS 8. Surgery II & III BHMS III BHMS 9. Gynaecology & Obstetrics II & III BHMS III BHMS 10. Practice of Medicine III & IV BHMS IV BHMS 11. Community Medicine III & IV BHMS IV BHMS 12. Repertory III & IV BHMS IV BHMS
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2.10.2 Objectives The main objectives of this medical course are: i. To produce a homoeopathic physician who has a rational and utilitarian knowledge of, and grasp on, all the medical facts that are acquired by man as far as practicable, with a holistic, individualistic and dynamic approach to them vis-a-vis health, disease and cure and sufficient adroitness in therapeutics based on the ‘Law of Similia’ with its inseparably related principles and facts of dynamic pathogenesis of drugs, single remedy, minimum dose, and non-interference with manifest curative action of the prescribed remedy, all with a definite aim of rapid, gentle and permanent cure. ii. To produce a basic doctor who is well conversant with the day-to-day health problems of the rural and urban communities and who is able to play an effective role in the curative and preventive aspects of regional and national health problems. He should have the competence to judge which case should be referred to a hospital or a specialist. He should be able to give immediate life saving aid to all acute emergencies. He should have competence in case taking, physical examination, diagnosis and treatment of common conditions. He should be capable of constant advancement in his knowledge by learning things for himself after having imbibed the proper spirit and having learnt the proper techniques for this purpose during his medical course. 2.10.3 Curriculum i. The educational process is designed and devised as an evolving one quite different from an acquisition of large number of disjoined facts. ii. Emphasis is placed on the fundamental aspects of the subjects taught and on common problems of health and disease, avoiding unnecessary details and areas of sophistication. iii. The importance of social factors in relation to the problem of health and disease is emphasized that the student shall receive proper attention throughout the course. iv. The importance of population control and family planning is emphasized throughout the period of training. v. Emphasis is placed on cultivating logical and scientific habits of thought, clarity and independence of judgment, ability to collect information and to correlate them to develop habits of self. vi. Emphasis is given to develop skills to perceive true picture of the disease through unprejudiced observation in order to individualize each patient. vii. Stress is given to express the truth and efficiency of the homoeopathic principles in practice to students by its proper application in therapeutics field. viii. In the latter phase of the course, case oriented methods of study are adopted so as to facilitate integration of various disciplines in the practice of Homoeopathy. ix. Education in clinical subjects should be primarily based on outpatient teaching. The outpatient departments are suitably planned to provide training to undergraduates in small groups.
24 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020 x. Bed side clinics are organized in small groups of not more than 10 students so that teachers can give personal attention to each student with a view to improving his skills and competence in handling patient. xi. Careful records of the work are maintained which will form the basis for internal assessment. xii. Major portion of the time of the students is devoted to lectures, demonstrations, group discussions, seminars, clinical conferences etc. using museum, library, audio visual equipments and other teaching aids. xiii. Every attempt is made to encourage students to participate in group discussions and seminars so as to enable them to develop personality, character, expression and other faculties which are the hall mark of a medical graduate. xiv. All the allied medical subjects are taught in homoeopathic perspective. xv. Continuous & Comprehensive Internal Evaluation (CCIE) consists of both Formative and Summative Evaluations pertaining to each term of each year of BHMS Course. The details of the above evaluations relating to respective years are furnished in the Academic Calendar. xvi. Rotatory Internship Training shall be a minimum of one year from the date of obtaining the Provisional Registration from the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathic Medical Council, which should have been satisfactorily done within a period of 2 years after passing the Final BHMS exam. Provisional Registration of the State Council will be given only for one year in the first instance. If there is any necessity to extend the training for any further period, the Provisional Registration for such period should also be obtained under intimation of that fact to the University. It is organized systematically giving thrust on case taking on prescribed formats, diagnosing with all clinical investigations, evaluating and repertorising cases, managem ent and followup etc. Clinical discussions, weekly seminars, family health surveys are undertaken regularly besides submitting treated 40 acute and 25 chronic case records and assignments. They are required to maintain a Work Done Diary throughout their training period. 2.10.4 Graduate Attributes - Homoeopathy i. Awareness and Knowledge of Homoeopathy ii. Patient-centred ideal care iii. Critical, Analytical reasoning and effective problem solving iv. High moral standards, ethical practice and professionalism v. Co- Operate and communicate vi. Leadership readiness vii. Lifelong learning viii. Information and digital literacy ix. Research skills x. Committed to society
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2.10.5. Teaching and Learning System The institution follows student-centric methods like experiential learning, integrated learning, participatory learning, problem solving methodologies, self directed learning, patient-centric and evidence based learning and role playing for nurturing creativity, analytical skills and innovation among students. The ICT becomes an integral part of teaching and learning system. We follow objective based teaching and learning mechanism in which programme objectives and course objectives are prepared, out come and its attainment are measured based on predetermined objectives. 2.10.6. Tutorial Tutorial is conducted one hour every week giving opportunity to BHMS students to thrash out their doubts on the portions covered as on date. This is being done with small batches of students on rotation giving them better chance to interact with their teachers as closely as possible in all subjects they appear in University exam. The Academic-Co-ordinator concerned will divide the students in batches and fix their rotation of subjects at the beginning of every academic year. 2.10.7 Seminar Seminar is conducted for each class continuously for 2 hours every week on the topics integrated in all related subjects covered as on date. The programme will be chalked out and published earlier by the Academic-Co-ordinator in consultation with the HoDs concerned. The teachers who have taught these subjects will participate in the seminar and guide the students, who are entrusted with presentation of the different aspects of the topics in seminar. 2.10.8 Education Tour Education tours are conducted for I & IV BHMS students, as per University Regulations. The I year tour programme is conducted by the Dept. of Pharmacy by visiting herbal garden / museum, homoeopathic medicine manufacturing laboratories / pharmacy etc. The IV year tour programme is organized by the Dept. of Community Medicine. The students are exposed to large scale water purification plants, milk pasteurization plant, industries, communicable disease hospitals etc. 2.10.9 Scheme of Education and Examination
I BHMS Education Examination No. Subject No. of Hours No. of Marks Theory Practical papers Written Oral / Pract Total 1 Anatomy 200 275 2 200 200 400 2 Physiology 200 275 2 200 200 400 3 Pharmacy 100 70 1 100 100 200 4 Organon of Medicine 35 ------5 Materia Medica 35 ------
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II BHMS
Education Examination No. Subject No. of Hours Marks No. of Theory Clinical / Written Oral / Pract Total Practical papers 1 Organon of Medicine 160 60 1 100 100 200 2 Materia Medica 160 60 1 100 100 200 3 Pathology 200 80 2 200 100 300 4 Forensic Medicine 80 40 1 100 100 200 5 Surgery 80 60 ------6. Obs. & Gynaec 80 60 ------
III BHMS
Education Examination
No. Subject No. of Hours No. of Marks Theory Clinical papers Written Oral / Pract Total
1 Organon of Medicine 100 75 1 100 100 200 2 Materia Medica 100 75 1 100 100 200 3 Surgery 150 75 2 200 200 400 4 Obs. & Gynaec 150 75 2 200 200 400 5 Practice of Medicine 75 75 ------6. Repertory 50 25 ------7. Community Medicine 35 15 ------
IV BHMS
Education Examination
No. Subject No. of Hours No. of Marks Theory Clinical papers Written Oral / Pract Total 1 Organon of Medicine 180 -- 2 200 100 300 2 Materia Medica 180 -- 2 200 200 400 3 Repertory 100 -- 1 100 100 200 4 Practice of Medicine 150 -- 2 200 200 400 5 Community Medicine 100 100 1 100 100 200
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2.10.10 Demarcation of Syllabus in Theory Papers In written examination, each 100 marks refers to one paper only. Subject(s) having only one paper shall cover the entire syllabus. The demarcation of the syallabus for more than one paper is as follows :
I BHMS
Subject Paper 1 Paper 2 Anatomy a. General Anatomy Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvis, b. Head, face & neck, CNS, Lower Extremity & Histology upper extremities and Embryology General Physiology, Biophysics, Endocrinology, Nervous system, Physiology Blood, Lymph, C.V.S., R.E.system, Digestic system & Metabolism, Resp. system, Excretory system, Re-productive system, Sense Organs Skin, Regulation of body temp., Biochemistry of protein, Nerve & Muscle Physiology Nutrition
II BHMS
Subject Paper 1 Paper 2 General Pathology Bacteriology, Fungi & Parasites Pathology Systemic Pathology Virology Clinical Microbiology & Diagnostic Procedures Microbiological Control Immuno - Pathology
III BHMS
Subject Paper 1 Paper 2 General Surgery Systemic Surgery Surgery Homoeopathic Therapeutics ENT, Opthalmology relating to General Surgery } Dentistry and its Homoeopathic Therapeutics OBG & Gynaecology and Homoeopathic Therapeutics Obstetrics, Infant Care and Gynaec. Homoeopathic Therapeutics
IV BHMS
Subject Paper 1 Paper 2 Organon of Medicine Aphorisms 1-294 Chronic Diseases & Homoeopathic Philosophy
Materia Medica Topics of I, II & III BHMS Topics of IV BHMS in the CCH Regulations in the CCH Regulations
Practice of Medicine Topics of III BHMS Topics of IV BHMS in the CCH Regulations Medicine in the CCH Regulations
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2.10.11 Examination a. Evaluation shall be made on the following process: i. By conducting a test paper at the end of each month on topics covered during that month. ii. A minimum of 3 Unit Tests and practical examinations for I, II, III & IV - BHMS in each subject shall be conducted during the said courses. iii. Each student should have secured at least 50% marks separately in theory, practical & viva- voce exams. iv. In addition to the above, on the basis of the general performance and attendance of the students in classes, practicals / clinicals, seminars, tutorials, group discussions, assignments, class tests etc. during the respective Unit will also be accounted for. b. Rules and Discipline to be observed in the College Examination Hall i. Candidates should be on their seats 15 minutes before the prescribed time. ii. Before entering the examination hall, books, notes and paper should be left outside. iii. Candidates must provide themselves with Answer Book purchased from the college book store, pens, pencils, drawing materials. iv. Any candidate detected in helping another or attempting to obtain unfair assistance will be expelled. No communications whatever between candidates are permitted. Possession of any incriminating written / printed / xerox material, scribbling on any part of the body or dress, calculator, cell phones, pager, digital diaries is totally prohibited. Malpractice of any nature is punishable as per College rules. v. Any candidate found guilty of making any objectionable or improper remarks on his/her answer papers will be referred to the Principal for such action as may deem fit. vi. Candidates should not leave the answer books on the desk but should hand them over to the invigilator at the slated time before leaving the hall. vii. No candidate shall be allowed to re-enter the examination hall during the hours of examination after quitting it once or to leave the hall without finally handing over the answer papers. In case of urgent necessity, a candidate may, with the special permission of the invigilator, temporarily leave the examination hall, but during his / her stay outside he / she must be under the thorough surveillance of a trustworthy person to be authorised and deputed by the invigilator for the purpose. viii. Any candidate, wishing to ask a question, shall rise from the seat and remain standing until the invigilator comes to him/her, but he / she shall on no account leave the seat nor shall be allowed to make any noise to call the attention of the invigilator. ix. Students who absent themselves away from the semester examination without leave shall be considered to have sat for the examination and obtained zero marks. However, they will be given a chance to attend the same on payment of a prescribed fee(s) per subject with the permission of concerned Academic-Co-ordinator and Principal. c. University Examinations: The University will conduct Regular BHMS & PG examinations, as per the CCH Regulations,on every 15thof May &October (in case it being a holiday, the next succeeding working day). A ‘SAY’ (Save a Year) examination shall also be conducted within 2 months of declaration of result for the 1stBHMS. The Practical / Oral examinations shall be conducted immediately after the theory examinations.
29 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020 d. Criteria for Pass and Redemption of the Failed i. For a pass in a subject, a separate minimum of 50% of marks in each of the Theroy and Practical Exams. is essential. ii. Candidates who have passed in one or more subjects need not appear in that or those subject(s) again in the subsequent examination if the candidate passes the whole examination within 4 consecutive chances including the first one which follows immediately after the completion of each course. iii. Facility to 'keep term' : Notwithstanding the foregoing Regulations, the students shall be allowed the facility to keep term on the following conditions from II year onwards:- a. No candidates shall be given more than 4 chances as mentioned above to appear in BHMS examination in the same subject. b. The candidate must have passed the II-BHMS examination earlier alleast by one term (6 months) before he is allowed to appear in the III-BHMS examination. c. The candidates must have passed the III-BHMS examination earlier alleast by one term (6 months) before he is allowed to appear in the IV-BHMS examination. v. A candidate, who appears for II or III-BHMS examinations but fails to pass in one or more subjects, may be admitted to the next examination in the subject or subjects. However, candidates shall be allowed to keep term subject to the above condition. vi. Special classes, seminars, demonstrations, practical, tutorials etc. shall be arranged for the repeaters in the subject in which they have failed before they are allowed to appear at the next examination, in which attendance shall be compulsory. vii. If a candidate fails to pass in all subjects within four chances as mentioned above in examinations, he / she shall be required to prosecute a further course of studying all the subjects and in all parts for one year to the satisfaction of the Head of the College and appearing for examinations in all the subjects. vii. Provided that if a student appearing for the IV- BHMS examination has only one subject to pass at the end of prescribed chances, he shall be allowed to appear at the next examination in that particular subject and shall complete the examination with this special chance. viii. The University may under exceptional circumstances partially or wholly cancel any examination conducted by it under intimation to the Central Council of Homoeopathy and arrange for conducting the re-examination in those subject(s) within the period of 30 days from the date of such cancellation. ix. Grace marks may be awarded to the students at the discretion of the University / examining body on exceptional circumstances. 2.10.12 Rules and Discipline to be observed in the University Exam. Hall (for both UG & PG) i. Candidates should leave the electronic devices such as calculators, digital diary, mobile phone, pager of any other communication devices before entering the examination hall. ii. Candidates have to produce the hall ticket on demand by the Invigilator / Observer / Squad member. iii. Candidates have to handover the answer booklets before leaving the examination hall.
30 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020 iv. Candidate is not allowed to scribble anything on the Hall Ticket. v. No candidates should enter the examination hall after the expiry of thirty minutes from the commencement of examination and leave the examination hall before the expiry of one hour from the commencement of the examination. vi. Candidates should not wear overcoat and full sleeve dresses. vii. Girls should not let their hair loose, should tie up their hair. viii. Wooden scales are not allowed. ix. No candidate should wear shoes and socks. x. Over and above, every candidate shall be bound by the instructions laid down in the Hall tickets / Answer books by the University or those given by the Invigilators then and there. 2.11 M.D. (Hom.) course 2.11.1 Duration The total duration of course is 3 years which is divided into Part I & II consisting of 1 ½ years each. 2.11.2 Objectives i. To gain a comprehensive knowledge and to impart specialized training in a speciality subject. ii. To mould and produce a competent specialist / medical teacher / researcher in a particular subject in homoeopathic profession. 2.11.3 Curriculum The Curriculum & Syllabus formulated by the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University in strict conformity with the Regulations of the CCH is followed. In part I, the first 12 months shall be of compulsory House Job. During the period the PG students shall undergo studies in Research Methodology, Biostatistics etc. along with routine training in hospital OPD, IPD & Peripheral Health Centres. The submission of synopsis of Dissertation to the University shall also be done during the same period. In part II, the PG students shall devote their studies to their concerned speciality subjects, along with the submission of dissertation to the University. In addition to the routine clinical training, they are enforced to involve in Seminars, Group Discussions, Clinical Meetings, Journal Club etc. regularly as per the University Regulations. A Log Book & Training Records are maintained under the supervision of concerned Guide / H.o.D. & P.G. Co-ordinator. 2.11.4 Scheme of Education and Examination In Part - I, the students have to undergo studies in Speciality Subject, Research Methodology & Biostatistics and Advanced Teaching of Fundamentals of Homoeopathy. In Part - II, they have to undergo studies and training in their Speciality Subject only. 2.13.5 Instructions to be observed during the period of Part I of the course The duration of the House-man-ship of the students shall be of 12 months in the beginning. The time schedule and the clinical postings related to House job will be done every month in advance by the Deputy Medical Superintendent in consultation with the PG Co-ordinator. The entire House job training will be under the direct supervision and surveillance of the PG Co-ordinator.
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There will be regular classes from 1.30 pm - 4.00 pm as per the following schedule:
Monday - Case oriented study * Tuesday - Speciality Subject concerned Wednesday - Case oriented study * Thursday - Common Seminar Friday - Speciality Subject concerned Saturday - Research Methodology & Bio-statistics * Integrating the basic subjects of Homoeopathy in practice (Advanced teaching of Fundamentals in Homeopathy) During the period of House-man-ship, the PG students have to take duties on alternate days as deputed in the OPD of the Hospital / Peripheral Health Centres. On alternative days, they will have to participate in the IP discussion of the Unit concerned between 8.30 and 10.30 am. 2.11.6 Instructions to be observed during the period of Part II of the course In this period there will be regular classes on speciality subject along with the dissertation work. The HoD will streamline the programme according to the syllabus and its plan. The details of the programme including the topics, faculty (internal / external) and group study will be prepared ahead and announced one week in advance every month. there will be regular classes from 1.30 pm - 4.00 pm as per the following schedule:
Monday - Speciality Subject concerned Tuesday - Speciality Subject concerned Wednesday - Speciality Subject concerned Thursday - Common Seminar Friday - Speciality Subject concerned Saturday - Speciality Subject concerned 2.11.7 Conduct of Seminars/Journal Club and UG Teaching Seminar and the Journal Club will be routinely conducted every Thursday in alternate weeks. The Seminars/ Journal Club are conducted for all batches together in the presence of all PG faculty. The subjects/topics of the Seminar will be arranged to each PG Dept. on rotation. The facts of the above may be intimated to the PG Co-ordinator in advance by the HoDs concerned and it will be published along with the monthly schedule by the P.G. Co-ordinator. PG students will be entrusted to teach UG students in the speciality concerned during the final year of the P.G. programme and their topic and time table will be prepared in advance and displayed on the departmental notice board one month ahead. 2.13.8 Examination a. M.D. (Hom.) Part - I, is held six months after the completion of house job. 32 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
Distribution of Marks
Paper Subject Theory Pract. & Viva Total Pass I Speciality concerned 100 50 150 75 II Research Methodology 100 -- 100 50 and biostatistics III Advanced Teaching 100 50 150 75 of Fundamentals of Homoeopathy b. M.D. (Hom.) Part - II, is held on expiry of one year and six months after the Part I Examination Every candidate seeking admission to the Part II examinations shall submit a Dissertation on his Specialty of not less than 10000 words. The Dissertation shall form the basis of viva-voce examination. Every candidate shall prepare and submit four printed or typed copies of his Thesis/ Dissertation to the University for its approval not later than six months ahead of the examination got duly approved and countersigned by his Guide/ Supervisor in the Subject concerned. The Thesis shall embody the result of the candidate's own research. The candidate shall indicate in his thesis in what respect his thesis is a contribution advancing the knowledge in the subject. The thesis should be submitted to the Guide/ Supervisor at least earlier by 3 months than that the fixed for submitting it to the University. The Guide / Supervisor should have to certify that this work has not previously formed the basis for award of any degree or diploma and that the work is the record of the candidate's personal efforts. The Thesis shall be scrutinized by the examiners appointed to conduct the examinations. The examiners will report whether the thesis should be accepted or rejected or may make suggestions, as they deem fit. The candidate will be allowed to appear for the Part II Examination after the thesis is approved. The candidate whose thesis has not been approved may be permitted to submit the thesis within not less than six months and not more than one year after rejection. The candidate shall be allowed to appear for the Part II examination one month after the acceptance of the Dissertation by the examiners.
Theory Pract. & Subject Total Pass Viva Paper - I Paper - II Speciality 100 100 200 400 200 concerned (100x2)
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Distribution of Marks c. Criteria for Pass and Redemption of the failed University will declare the results of the exam. such as passed with distinction / passed / failed, in each examination. Those candidates who secure 75% or above marks are declared as passed with distinction and graded 'A'. Those candidates who secure 50% or above marks are declared as passed and graded 'B', and those candidates who secure below 50% are declared as failed and graded 'C'. The candidates will only be issued with the gradation list. Note : The expressions used by the University for declairing the results shall be "Passed" or "Failed". No marks shall be conveyed. A student shall be declared Passed if he gets 50% marks separately in theory and practical including viva-voce examination along with 50% aggregate in each subject First Class and Distinction shall be awarded only to those who pass in all subjects in the first attempt itself, and within the minimum duration of the course prescribed. When a candidate fails in a subject(s), he needs only to appear in the examination of that particular subject(s) to get through the whole examination in the Part concerned. A candidate who fails in the Examination shall be permitted to appear again for the examination without undergoing any further course of study. But if however, a candidate fails to pass the examination within the four consecutive chances immediately after taking the examination, he has to put in an additional course of six months before he is allowed to appear for the next examination. 2.12. Ph.D PROGRAMME
2.12.1 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) is awarded to a candidate, who, as per the Regulations, has submitted a thesis on the basis of original research work done by him / her in any particular discipline or more than one discipline (Inter disciplinary), that makes a contribution to the advancement of knowledge in Medical Sciences or to innovate methods of application of existing knowledge in Medical Sciences so as to contribute to the betterment of lives of the people and has had the thesis approved by suitably constituted examiners as required. The existing P.G. depart- ments are recognised by the Tamil Nadu Dr.M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai for conduct of Research leading to award of Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy in Homoeopathy)
2.12.2 Research Departments Organon of Medicine Materia Medica Repertory Practice of Medicine Paediatrics
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2.12.3 CATEGORIES OF ADMISSION Candidates to be admitted to the Ph.D. Programme under any one of the following categories a. Regular Full time scholars b. Part time scholars i. The candidates those who are working as a teaching faculty in any one of the affiliated teaching institution of The Tamil Nadu Dr.M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai are eligible to do their Part- Time Ph.D. Research Programme. ii. The Doctors who are working in Recognised Research Centres are also eligible to do their Part- Time Ph.D. Research Programme. iii. The candidates those who are working as non faculty members are eligible to do their Full- Time Ph.D. Research Programme. 2.12.4 DURATION OF THE RESEARCH: 1. Full time - 3 years 2. Part time - 4 years 2.12.5 ELIGIBILITY A recognized qualifying Higher Specialty Degree M.D. in Homoeopathy is essential with a minimum of 50% of marks in the qualifying examination or a second class or equivalent in the qualifying Post Graduate degree. The qualifying degree has to be registered with the respective Council/Recognised University. 2.12.6 COMMENCEMENT OF THE COURSE / ELIGIBLITY CERTIFICATE / PROVISIONAL REGISTRATION WITH UNIVERSITY FOR Ph.D. CANDIDATES The candidates seeking admission for Ph.D. should obtain Eligibility Certificate from the Tamil Nadu Dr.M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai. For JANUARY SESSION the candidate has to get Eligibility Certificate from16thOCTOBER to 15th NOVEMBER and for JULY SESSION from 16th APRIL to 15th MAY. Registration Last Date for submission of Session ELIGIBILITY APPLICATIONS January 16th OCTOBER TO 15th NOVEMBER (The fee should be paid from 16th OCTOBER TO 15th NOVEMBER of the year through online PAYMENT GATEWAT / University Challan, if fails, such applications will not be taken up for the Meeting of the Screening Committee)
July 16th APRIL TO 15th MAY (The fee should be paid from 16th APRIL TO 15th MAY of the year through online PAYMENT GATEWAT / University Challan, if fails, such applications will not be taken up for the Meeting of the Screening Committee) Other details regarding the PhD programme may be had from the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University Website (www.tnmgrmu.ac.in)
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2.13 Code of Ethics to check Malpractices and Plagiarism in Research
As a health science institution, it is the responsibility of the institution to ensure the culture of honesty and transparency in all research endeavours including projects, assignments, research works of students at UG, PG and PhD levels, funded projects of CCRH and Ministry of AYUSH including their scholarly communications in various platforms.
To ensure ethics in human research, the institution has constituted an Ethical Committee as per the guidelines of ICMR and recognised under Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO). The vision of the institution is to promote the institution into a research centre for undertaking research in Homoeopathy and related area. Hence, the institution has framed research ethics and framed guidelines as follows:
♦ Clearance from the Ethical Committee is to be obtained before the commencement of the research works/project.
♦ Research work in the form of papers/projects should go through the process of plagiarism.
♦ Reports of the funded projects are to be made available in the institutional repository.
♦ The students are advised to produce the plagiarism report obtained from the recognised genuine software on plagiarism check before submission to the agencies concerned.
♦ Proper citation and acknowledgements must be provided when original contents or words are copied from other sources.
♦ Dissertation works at PG/PhD level are monitored by the team of experts at different stages to ensure originality.
♦ Code of ethics to check malpractices are practised from lower to higher level.
♦ Monetary benefits from the Institution if any are sanctioned only after submission of Plagiarism reports.
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3. COLLEGIATE HOSPITAL The collegiate hospital which started functioning in 2001 now consists of OPD with 11 units and IPD with 100 beds equipped with all necessary basic diagonostic facilities. In addition to the above general OPDs, a Unit each in Community Health Care, Mother & Child Care, Infertility, Dental, Ophthalmology, ENT, Non-Communicable Diseases, Pain and Palliative Care, Learning Disability, Rehabilitation, Occupational & Speech Therapy, Physiotherapy and Paediatric Rehabilitation are also running in this Hospital. The Collegiate Hospital has since got the NABH accreditation for 3 years with effect from 08-01-2018 from the Quality Council of India. The collegiate hospital got Certificate of Registration of Clinical Establishment issued by the competent authority under the provisions of the Tamil Nadu Clinical Establishments (Regulation) Act 1997 to provide services under Homoeopathy systems of medicine with 100 beds. PERIPHERAL PHARMACOVIGILANCE CENTRE (PPvC) SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE has been approved as one of the newly identified Peripheral Pharmacovigilance Centres for Homoeopathy by the Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India. The centre bearing Code No. Ho-NIH/009, started functioning w.e.f. 05.10.2019 at Collegiate Hospital Co- Ordinator Dr. N.V. Sugathan Programme Asst. Dr. T.S. Asta Eshwaran Email ID of PPvC [email protected] 3.1 Administration The hospital is managed by the leaders in ethical manner. The entire administration of the hospital such as the functioning of OPDs, IPD, Diagnostic facilities, Dispensary etc. along with the Peripheral Health Centres (PHCs), is controlled and supervised by the Dr. N.V. Sugathan, Medical Superintendent. Medical Superintendent is in-charge of duties of Hospital Staff, clinical postings of Medical Officers, UG & PG students, Interns in the Hospital, PHCs and Tie-up Hospitals and all other NABH related activities. It is he who organises medical and preventive camps etc. based on the requirements of the community. 3.2 Reception The registration of all new and old out patients is done here through computerisation. All the payments related to the hospital are also made here. The case records of all the patients are preserved here for the purpose of further follow-up and reference. Old case records are kept in a record room separately. 3.3 Diagnostic Facilities A Clinical Lab, X-ray Unit, Ultra Sound Scan, ECG, Spirometry, Diabetic Foot Cliinic etc. are provided in the Hospital. The Clinical Lab provides almost all pathological and biochemical investigations for which NABH certification has already been received. 3.4 Dispensary All the medicines of the out patients are provided through the dispensary as per prescriptions given by the medical officers in the case record. Extra medicines,as are necessary, are provided through the Hospital Pharmacy.
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3.5 Working Hours: OP Dept. - 8.30 a.m. - 1.30 p.m. (Monday to Saturday) Casualty - 24 hours (Day duty 8 am - 5 pm & Night duty 5 pm - 8 am) Dispensary - 24 hours Clinical Lab - 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. (All days) X - Ray - 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. (Monday to Saturday) E.C.G - 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. (Monday to Saturday) Ultra Sound Scan - 8.30 a.m. - 10.30 a.m. (Saturday, and on call) Pharmacy - 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. (Monday to Saturday) 3.6 Out-Patient Units There are 28 out-patient units in our hospital including general Out Patient Department Units, Special Units under Community Medicine, Mother & Child Care, Paediatric, Dental, Physiotherapy, Ophthalmology, Learning Disability, Preventive Cardiology, Geriat- rics, Nutrition and diet regimen, Yoga etc., where services are available at marginal charges. It also maintains a palliative care center particularly for cancer patients. Average number of out-patients visiting our college hospital OPD in a day is 365 in number.
No. Unit Working Days Unit Head 1. I - A Mon., Wed., Fri. Dr. M. Murugan 2. II - A Mon., Wed., Fri. Dr. V. Sathish Kumar 3. III - A Mon., Wed., Fri. Dr. Krishnakumari Amma 4. IV - A Mon., Wed., Fri. Dr. R. Panchajani 5. V - A (Paediatric Clinic) Mon., Wed., Fri. Dr.T.K. Jaya Kumar 6. VI Tues. & Sat. Dr. C. K. Mohan 7. I - B Tues, Thus& Sat. Dr. Winston Vargheese 8. II - B Tues, Thus& Sat. Dr. V. Shanthi Serene Sylum 9. III - B Tues, Thus& Sat. Dr. T. Ajayan 10. IV - B Tues, Thus& Sat. Dr. A.S. Suman Sankar 11. V - B (Paediatric Clinic) Tues, Thus& Sat. Dr. P. R. Sisir 12. Speciality Clinic - I Tues & Sat Dr. L. Girija 13. Speciality Clinic - II (Community Medicine) Mon., Wed., Fri. Dr. M. V. Ajithkumar 14. Speciality Clinic - IIIA (E.N.T) Monday Dr. M.P. Lal 15. Speciality Clinic - III B (Ophthalmology) Monday Dr. M.P. Lal 16. Speciality Clinic - IV (Dental Clinic) Mon. to Sat. Dr. K.C. Nair 17. Speciality Clinic - V (Pain & Palliative Clinic) Mon to Sat. Dr. N. V. Sugathan 18. Physiotherapy Mon to Sat. Mr. Anup Chandra 19. Learning Disability unit Saturday Dr. V. Siju 20. Non Communicable diseases clinic Mon to Sat Dr. P. R. Saiji 21. Yoga Mon, Wed, Thurs Mr. Krishnan Kutty M.C. 22. Cardiology Friday Dr.T. Ajayan 23. Clinical nutrition and diet regimen Saturday Dr. Saju S. 24. Geriatrics Saturday Dr. Arun R.Nair 25. Dermatology Monday Dr. M. Murugan 26. Psychiatry Tuesday Dr. Satheesh M.Nair 27. Endocrinology Wednesday Dr. Sathish Kumar.V 28. Orthopaedics Thursday Dr. Winston Vargheese
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3.7 In Patient Dept. The hospital beds are distributed as follows : General Ward (Male) - 13 beds General Ward (Female) - 23 beds General Ward (Children) - 10 beds Surgical Ward - 05 beds Special Ward (Male) - 04 beds Special Ward (Female) - 08 beds Emergency Ward - 04 beds Casualty - 03 beds Special Rooms-15 (2 beds in each) - 30 beds 3.8 Pain and Palliative Care Centre A Pain & Palliative Care Centre has also started functioning in the Collegiate Hospital in tandem with the “Pallium Kulasekharam” in the month of December 2013. As the experimental performance has proved to be very sucessful, amendments have already been made for admitting patients demanding emergency management with the intention for assessing the scope of Homoeopathy in the management of cancer. 3.9 Clinical Training Clinical training is imparted to the students from the II BHMS onwards. 3.9.1 Days & Timings II-BHMS - 8.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. (Mon., Tues., Fri. & Saturday) III-BHMS - 8.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. (Mon. to Saturday) IV-BHMS - 8.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. (Mon. to Saturday) Internees - 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. (except Sunday) P.G. students - 8.00 a.m. to 12.45 p.m. (except Sunday)
The students are posted batch-wise in different Units month-wise on rotation so as to gain the minimum required attendance insisted on by the CCH in different subjects. It is the duty of the Unit heads concerned to impart training and monitor the clinical works of the UG & PG students and internees under the guidance of the teachers in each unit. The students should take the cases in prescribed formats and they should maintain a clinical diary. The case should be taken initially in a rough format and later recorded in a fair one. It is these case records after being scrutinized by the teachers need to be produced as a compiled record for the examination. 3.9.2 Internship Training Immediately after passing the final BHMS examination, the students should obtain the Provisional Registration Certificate from the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathic Medical Council and they should report to the Medical Superintendent of the collegiate hospital after remitting the training fee in the college office. There is a Work Done Diary for recording their daily works / studies. The internship training should be done in perfect conformity with the instructions and guidelines in the Diary. A Diploma course titled ‘Yoga for Youth Empowerment’ of Shree Vethathiri Maharshi’s World Community Service Centre, Thiruwanmiyur, Chennai on Yoga practice for a period of 10 months, one hour in a week, has also been arranged as part of Internship Programme. 3.9.3 House Job for PG students The House Job spreads over the first 12 months in respect of the 1st part of the P.G. course in clinical subjects. The students have to strictly abide by the instructions laid down in the guidelines given in their Work Diary. 39 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
3.9.4 Clinical Training of PG students
The PG students have to undergo clinical training for a period of two years after and in continuation of the House Job. There are separate training records for each year. The students should record their clinical works/studies in them according to instructions therein.
3.9.5 Tie-up Facilities i. Kanyakumari Govt. Medical College, Asaripallam for witnessing Post-mortem for II BHMS Students ii. Sub Court Padmanabhapuram for attending Court Proceedings iii. Kanyakumari Govt. Medical College, Asaripallam for Observership for Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology iv. Bensam Hospital, Nagercoil for Surgery, Obstetrics & Gyaneoicoloy and Medicine v. Gerdi Gutperle Agasthyar Muni Child Care Centre, Vellamadom for Paediatric PG students vi. DDRC SRL Diagnostics, Eranakulam vii. Marthandam C.T. and MRI Scans, Marthandam viii. Christal Lab., Kulasekharam ix. Aseptic system - Bio Medical Waste Management - Tirunelveli x. Govt. Head Quarters Hospital, Padmanabhapuram, Thuckalay for Observership for Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology for III - BHMS students. xi. LabX, Kumarapuram, Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram xii. MoU with the CCRH, Govt. of India, New Delhi xiii. Global Pest Control, Keezharoor xiv. SUT Hospital, Thiruvananthpuram xv. NVKS Educational Society, Vettuvenni, Marthandam xiv. World Community Service Centre (SKY), Thirunelvely Zone.
3.9.6 Skill Development Centre
With a view to improving the proficiency of students in Communication & Clinical Practice a Skill Development Centre has been set-up attached collegiate hospital. It is equipped with Virtual Labs, Clinical Skill Labs and Simulation Rooms. A training programme has already been designed and developed covering 20 modules.
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4. COMMUNITY HEALTH ACTIVITIES 4.1 Peripheral Health Centres (PHCs) There are 27 Peripheral Health Centres covering the length and breadth of the Kanniyakumari District. These centres are being regularly functioning once in a week. The responsibility of PHCs is vested with one Medical Officer being assisted by P.G. students / Interns as required. Medicines are also dispensed in these centres at a marginal cost. Cases which require more investigations and management are referred to the Collegiate Hospital. The details of PHCs with working days and hours and the Medical Officer i/c are furnished below. No. Place Working Day &Time Medical Officer in-charge 1 Chitharal, (Chithralayam Seva Trust) 1st Sunday - 9.00 am - 2.00 pm Dr. S. Sanju 2 Kadayalummodu Monday - 9.00 am - 2.00 pm Dr. R. Bindhusaran 3 Karode (Mentally Challenged Centre) Dr. Sathessh M. Nair 4 Perinchelambu (Mentally Challenged Centre) (on alternate Weeks) 5 Thottiyode (Mentally Challenged Centre) Tuesday - 9.00 am - 1.00 pm Dr. Reshma Reghu 6 Chithiramcode (Mentally Challenged Centre) ” 2.00 pm - 3.30 pm 7 Manjalumoodu Wednesday - 9.00 am - 1.00 pm Dr. S. Sanju 8 Melpuram ” Dr. M. V. Ajith Kumar 9 Kovalam-Kanyakumari (Pain & Paliative) ” Dr. Harisankar V. 10 Devicode (Geriatric Care Centre) ” Dr. Arun R. Nair 11 Chitharal (N.M. Vidya Kendra-School Health Programme) ” Dr. Harisankar V. 12 Mekkamandapam (Mentally Challenged Centre) ” Dr. Satheesh M. Nair ” Dr. Soumya R.S.G. 13 Manakkudy ” Dr. Joseena Maria L. 14 Amsi (Good Vision Centre) Thursday - 9.00 am - 1.00 pm Dr. L. Girija 15 Karungal (Good Vision Centre) ” Dr. R. Sonny Mon 16 Colachel (Seva Bharathi, Paliative Care Centre) ” Dr. Harisankar V. 17 Colachel (Malar) Friday - 9.00 am-1.30 pm Dr. Siju V. 18 Mottavilai (Malar) ” Dr. Satheesh M. Nair 19 Soorapallam ” - 10.00 am-1.00 pm Dr. R. Panchajani 20 Peruvilai (Malar) ” Dr. R. Bindusaran 21 Pechipparai Saturday 9.00 a.m.-1.00 p.m. Dr. R. Sonny Mon & Dr. Kencia T. 22. Vellamadom (GGAMCCC) ” Dr. V. Sathish Kumar, Dr. Bencitha Horrence Mary D. & Dr. Mahadevi A.L. 23 Brahmapuram (Seva Bharathi Centre) ” Dr. P. R. Saiji 24 Erachakulam (Seva Bharathi Centre) ” Dr. S.P. Suja 25 Aralvaimozhi (Seva Bharathi Centre) ” Dr. D. Berlina Terrance Mary 26 Kandanvilai (Annai Trust) ” Dr. S. Sheeba 27 Kanniyakumari , Vivekananda Kendra Wednesday 10.00 am to 1.00 pm Dr. M.P. Lal & Dr. Asta Eswaran
4.2 Peadiatric Health Care At the behest of the college a unit of Homoeopathy in the out patient dept. of the Gerdi Gutperle Agasthiyar Muni Child Care Centre at Vellamadom is also run regularly. Besides this there is a special OPD being led by a senior teaching faculty of the college here on every Saturday. 41 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
Over and above this, our Medical Officer does also participate in the School Health Programme conducted by the Centre. No. Place Working Day Time Medical Officer in-charge 1 GGAMCCC, Mon to Fri 10.00 am to 1.00 pm Dr. A.L. Mahadevi Vellamadom 2 Dr. T.K. Jayakumar ” Spl. OPD Sat 10.30 am to 3.00 pm Dr. Bencitha Horrence Mary. D
4.3 Treatment for the Mentally Challenged The College team regularly visits Providence Home at Perimchilambu, Bishop Gnanadhasan Arivillam at Chithirancode and Mentally Retarded Child Care Centre at Villukkuri, which are centres of mentally challenged people, once in a fortnight for extending health care to the inmates suffering from various disorders like autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy and other behavioural disorders, for dispensing medicines free of cost. The team also visits the rehabilitation centres– Emmaus Rehabilitation Centre for the Mentally Challenged Women at Mekkamandapam and Gerdi Gutperle Agasthiyar Muni Child Care Centre at Vellamadom - every Thursday and Saturday respectively, for looking after the mentally challenged. No. Place Working Day Time Medical Officer in-charge 1. Karode Every 3rd Monday 9.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. Dr. Satheesh M. Nair 2. Chithiramcode 9.00 a.m - 4.00 p.m. 3. Perimchilambu Alternate Tuesdays 9.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. Dr. Reshma Reghu 4. Thottiyode 9.00 am - 1.00 pm 5. Mekkamandapam Alternate Wednesdays 9.00 am - 1.00 pm Dr. Satheesh M. Nair
4.4 School Health Programme A team of Teachers, PG students and Internees used to visit the nearby Primary Schools to give awareness to the Teachers and other staff about the salient features of Homoeopathy, health education etc and the students are subjected to health check- ups. The parents of such students as are required medical attention and treatment are informed accordingly. Children who need further check-up and treatment will be advised to Collegiate Hospital. Efforts are also made to correct the learning disabilities and other behavioural disorders of students with the help of their teachers. No. Name of School Location Medical Officer i/c 1. Narayana Pillai Memorial Vidya Kendra Chitharal Dr. V. Harisankar 2. Govt. Schools under CEO, Edu. Dept. Kanyakumari Dist. Dr. V. Siju (on learning disability) 3. St. Thomas Marthoma Matriculation Higher Kollarai Dr. P.R. Sisir Secondary Shool 4. St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School Kaliyal Dr. Bencitha Horrence Mary 5. St. Mary’s Primray School Kaliyal Dr. Bencitha Horrence Mary 6. Holy Family High School Arukani Dr. V. Siju 7. NVKS Higher Secondary School Attoor Dr. Reshma Reghu
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4.5 Health Survey It is being conducted as per the teaching programmes of the final BHMS course under the Dept. of Community Medicine. A specific area - Grama Panchayat / Village is first found out and with the help co-operation and involvement of the officials / personals of the Panchayath concerned. Each and every house of the locality is visited by the students under the guidance of faculty and necessary data in detail are collected in a prescribed format. These datas are analysed and patients are referred to collegiate hospital where they are given treatment. Generally the local people will be given necessary advice in the mater of nutrition and hygiene. They will also be made aware of the health problems prevailing there.
4.6 Anganvadi Health Programme Internees and PG students used to visit nearby Anganvadies under the guidance of a faculty of the Dept. of Community Medicine periodically to give awareness about nutrition, mother & child care, hygiene, lactation and other matters on health education etc in addition to the salient features of Homoeopathy to lactating mothers, pregnant ladies, adolescent girls, children below 5 yrs. according as they deserve.
4.7 Preventive Camps The college has an Epidemic Control Cell under the convener ship of Dr. K. G. V enugopal, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Pharmacy. Whenever there is an epidemic outbreak anywhere in the native District, the Cell will rush to the place and study the cases for finding out the 'genus epidemicus'. It will be instantly followed by distribution of prophylatic medicine to the people in peril by conducting preventive camps. These activities are done by the Internees and PG students. Necessary feed-back studies are also undertaken to evaluate the efficacy of the Homoeopathic Prophylaxis in the epidemic.
4.8 Medical Camps Medical Camps are also conducted in different parts of Kanyakumari Dist. accepting the requests of the voluntary organizations. A college team will conduct a full day medical camp with distribution of medicine free of cost after necessary medical check-up. Follow up camps are also made according to necessity under direction to take continuous treatment from the Collegiate Hospital. Pamphlets / leaflets / brochures related to public health homoeopathy and collegiate hospital etc. are also distributed in all community health activities.
4.9 Homoeopathy Awareness Programme& Medical Kit Distribution The college has been conducting Awareness Programmes on the salient features of Homoeopathy, its scope and limitations along with developmental history of Homoeopathy in India particularly in Tamil Nadu for the purpose of disseminating information on the efficacy of the system in Health Care. The programme includes awareness classes to the public besides exhibition, distribution of pamphlets / booklets in vernacular language being conducted under the auspicious of local NGOs / institutions.
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The volunteers are distributed with First Aid Medicine kit containing about 20 Homoeopathic drugs, along with necessary instructions to administer them during appropriate conditions.
4.10 Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA), a flagship programme of Ministry of Human Resoirce Development (MHRD), Govt. of India, is amn oppourtunity to enable faculty and students of higher educational instiutions to work with the people of rural India in identifying development challenges and evolving appropriate solutions for accelerating sustainable growth of village. Certain villages in the district of Kanyakumari namely Aruvikkarai, Ayakkode, Vellancode, Mancode, Puliyoorsalai have been adopted by the college under the UBA for the year 2019. The programmes propoesed to be undertaken there are sanitation & solid liquid waste management, health education, health care medical camps, preventive camps. This is manned by the Interns & P.Gs being monitered by the Dept. of Community Medicine. Dr. N.V. Sugathan, Medical Supdt. of College Hospital is the Nodal Officer of the programme.
4.11 Medical Exhibition As part of inculcating public health awareness, medical exhibitions are conducted along with medical camps / special camps / NSS programmes etc. under auspices of the Dept. of Community Medicine. Necessary pamphlets / booklets containing requisite details of health awareness, including nutrition and the salient features of Homoeopathy are also distributed.
4.12 Observance of Health related Days Special programmes highlighting the significance of the observance of the day by conducting special camps, health awareness programmes, exhibition, roadshows, quiz programmes etc. are held on such days. The main purpose of these events is just to encourage our students to impress the role of Homoeopathy and to give necessary enlightenment to the public about the scope of Homoeopathy in the respective fields.
4.13 Blood Donors’ Forum A Blood Donor’s Forum has been setup in the Collegiate Hospital. A register has also been put into use after identifying the individual blood groups of students and staff who are fit and deserving. Those who are in need of blood may contact the faculty in-charge Dr. R. Bindhusaran, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Pathology.
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5. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Students are expected to participate in all co-curricular activities including functions / celebrations / seminars / conferences etc. as and when they are conducted. 5.1 National Service Scheme (NSS) There is a unit of NSS under the governance of the Medical University in the college. Dr. Arun R. Nair, Asst. Prof., Dept. of Practice of Medicine is in-charge of the Unit as the Program Officer. Its avowed objective is to develop the personality of the students to render them serviceable to all folks of the country particularly villages and slums. The college unit has been actively engaged in such activities reaping cognizable results every time. It conducts annual camps extending over a week with various programmes, besides medical camps, health awareness programmes etc. 5.2 Youth Red Cross It is the main constituent of the Indian Red Cross Society, Tamil Nadu branch in which students coming between age groups of 18 to 25 are its members. The Programme Officer and the Convenor of this wing of the college is Dr. Satheesh M. Nair, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Organon. 5.3 Red Ribbon Club It is a club organized by the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University to make necessary awareness among the young generation about HIV infection & blood donation. The Chief Patron of the Club is the Principal. The Programme Officer of the Club is Dr. R. Bindhusaran, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Pathology. 5.4 Seminars & Workshops The PG scholars, internees and students are given permission to attend seminars / workshops / conferences / training programmes conducted by outside organizations / institutions / University / statutory councils etc. at their own cost. 5.5 Inter-Collegiate Meets Competent students are selected from this college to participate in various competitions like Inter University / Inter collegiate sports / games, arts, quiz programme etc. under the banner of the college, sharing expenses by the management, under the strict surveillance of the faculty of the college.
5.6 Studentship / Scholarship Programmes of the CCRH The Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy (CCRH), Govt. of India regularly conducts every year a Short Term Studentship in Homoeopathy (STSH) programme in order to promote interest and aptitude for research among homoeopathic undergraduates and another programme under the caption ”Scholarship Programme” for the capacity building and encouraging research aptitude among Post Graduate & Ph.D. students. All necessary facilities and support to the students for undertaking these programmes are being provided by the management under the guidance of the faculty.
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5.7 Drug Proving Programme The college has signed an MOU with the Central Council for Research in Homeopathy (CCRH) with the objective of conducting scientific research including Drug Proving through collaborative programs. Such studies are intending to enhance research aptitudes amongst the students, PG and Ph.D scholars. The College has launched its Drug Proving Project in November 2018 by the hands of Dr.Anil Khurana, Deputy Director General, CCRH. Drug Proving or Human Pathogenetic Trial (HPT) is one of the fundamental principle of Homeopathy. This college has got all the facilities to conduct drug proving like enthusiastic provers(students, interns and staff members), dedicated site investigators(faculty members), specialists from modern medicine as visiting faculty, well equipped laboratory and a NABH accredited hospital. The research study is conducted as per the guidelines developed by the CCRH. The college intends to reprove the lesser known drugs as well as new drugs. 5.8 Value Added Courses
5.8.1 NPTEL NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning) is a joint initiative of the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institutes of Science (IISCs) to offer online courses and certification in various subjects. More students across colleges are encouraged to participate in this initiative under the guidance of Dr. Suman Sankar, Prof., Dept. of Repertory. Its objective is to provide students and faculty a platform to listen to the lectures delivered by IITs/ IIScs for updating themselves and getting certified through participation in online courses and assessment. Our institution encourages the students and faculty to undergo Health Research Fundamental’s course offered by National Institute of Epidemiology (NIE) and Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) under this national programme. It will explain the fundamental concepts in epidemiology and biostatistics related to research methods. More than 150 students have since completed the Health Research Fundamentals course and obtain certificates ever since the introduction of this programme here some 2 years back.
5.8.2 Yoga Practice The College has provided facilities for conducting classes on Yoga practice for 10 days consecutively from 1st to 10th of every month between 6.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m. The classes are conducted under the leadership of Sri. P. Krishnan Kutty, Professor of 'Simplified Kundalini Yoga' from the Shree Vethathiri Maharishi's World Community Service Centre, Thiruwanmiyur, Chennai. The Yoga course consists of simplified kundalini meditation, kayakalpa yoga, simplified physical exercises, introspection and philosophy of nature. These classes are open to staff and students of this college besides the public. A Diploma course titled ‘Yoga for Youth Empowerment’ of Shree Vethathiri Maharshi’s World Community Service Centre, Thiruwanmiyur, Chennai on Yoga practice for a period of 10 months, one hour in a week, has also been arranged as part of Intership Programme.
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6. Scholarships / Endowments, Awards & Trophies The college has instituted Scholarships/Endowments, Awards and Trophies for encouraging the students in both curricular & co-curricular activities. 1. A scholarship worth Rs, 10,000 has been earmarked to the most academically brilliant student on his completion of the final BHMS course since 2018. It is instituted in the name of late A. Narayana Pillai, the maternal Grand Father of Dr. C. K. Mohan. 2. Another Scholarship amounting to Rs. 7000 has been set apart to the second best academically brilliant student on his completion of the Final BHMS course since 2018 instituted in the name of late A. Chandrasekharan Nair, Father of Mrs.Chandralekha Mohan, the Director of the K. V. Education Trust. 3. Yet another endowment scholarship to the value of Rs. 2000 is arranged to be given to the topper of our college in Surgery in the University Examinations instituted in the name of late Dr.Abhijith C. Nair(Former Asst. Prof., Dept. of Surgery, SKHMC) by his mother Dr. (Mrs.) Krishnamma Nair. 4. There is another cash award amounting to Rs. 500 to te Best Library user every year. It is sponsored by Dr. B.Krishna Prasad, Chairman I.E.C. 5. Over and above these, the College has also instituted Trophies to all the Academic topers of the college in the University Examinations each year class-wise - I BHMS, II BHMS, III BHMS, IV BHMS & MD(Hom.) Part -1. 6. The College gives prizes to the champions of Sports Meet every year along with an Ever- Rolling Trophy to the top scoring team in memory of late Saradamma, the mother of Dr.C. K. Mohan. 7. The best performers in Arts Festival are given Awards along with an Ever-Rolling Trophy in memory of the late VelayudhanPillai, grand Father of Dr. C. K. Mohan. 8. As a mark of Philanthropic gesture, with a view to helping a highly disserved student confining to his own course, an amount of Rs. 1000 per month has been earmarked by Dr. Winston Vargheese in the name of his late Father S. Vargheese from II BHMS onwards provided he continues to ensure his merit in his studies, failing which this benifit will cease to exist in respect of that student. Thereafter the scholarship may go to another disserving student. 9. Another endowment scholarship of an amount of Rs. 5000/- sponsored and instituted by Dr. Ravi M. Nair, Advisor to the College in the name of his late mother T. Ammukutty Amma, to be awarded to an STSH (CCRH, Govt. of India) winner of the previous year whose project based on drug related research in Homoeopathy. 10. Yet another scholarship worth of Rs. 5000/- sponsored and instituted by Dr. Ravi M. Nair, Advisor to the college, in the name of his late father, K. Madhavan Pillai to be awarded to a P.G. topper in Materia Medica subject who also excelled in clinical works, Journal review, seminars, presentations and research oriented activities etc.
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11. M/s Dr.Willmar Schwabe India Pvt.Ltd (Delhi) has been sponsoring Merit Awards for the Top Three Rank holders of this College in the final BHMS examinations as detailed below: 1st rank holder to get Gold medal along with medicines worth of Rs. 11000 /- 2nd rank holder to get Silver medal along with medicines worth of Rs. 8000/- 3rd rank holder to get Bronze medal along with medicines worth of Rs.7000/-
7. FUNCTIONS & CELEBRATIONS
7.1 Republic Day & Independence The college celebrates both Republic Day and Independence Day every year by hoisting the National Flag and saluting it for the purpose of inculcating in the students and staff the spirit of solidarity and patriotism of our nation.
7.2 Hahnemann’s Birthday / World Homoeopathy Day The college used to celebrate Master Hahnemann’s Birthday every year as World Homoeopathy Day celebrations. The PG students are entrusted with the conduct of these celebrations focussing Hahnemann’s life, his contributions particularly to medicine. It is a one day programme witnessing paying tributes to the Master, memorial speech, seminar/symposium, discussion, skit presentation, quiz programme, birthday feast etc.
7.3 Sports Meet The college conducts Sports Meet every year which usually falls during first half of May. Students are divided into different teams irrespective of their course for the purpose of creating competitive and sports-man spirit.
7.4 Arts Festival An Arts Festival is also conducted every year usually during the middle of May. This is conducted by batch-wise teams. Necessary committees with the members of Faculty and students are formed sufficiently earlier for the smooth conduct of the Meets & Festivals. The winners of Arts Festival and Sports Meet are awarded deserving prizes & trophies along with certificates mentioning their due position in competition.
7.5 Homoeosem It is a package of programmes consisting of College Day Celebrations, Alumni Meet, Scientific Seminar etc. conducted every year. On and often medical exhibition is also conducted.
7.5.1 College Day College Annual Day is conducted every year to mark the developments and achievements of the college in all fields. The college annual report is presented by the Principal in the presence of distinguished guests, faculties, staffs, parents and students.
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We have instituted regular Awards / Endowments / Trophies for deserving students. There are based on the relative merits in Academic, Sports, Arts etc. From this year we propose to give a special endowment to those student who have utilized the entire library facilities to the maximum level.
7.5.2 Scientific Seminar The Scientific Seminar attains the stature of national level covering one full day (Sunday) programme. A particular topic will be chosen for delibrations in which eminent personalities will present papers on it, attended by participants drawn from researchers, teachers, practitioners, PG & UG students and so on.
7.5.3 Alumni Meet The College formed an Alumni Association since 2007 and it was registered in the year 2009 titled as the Alumni Association Trust of Sarada Krishna Homoeopathic Medical College (Reg No: 75/2009). Every year, along with the Homoeosem an Alumni Meet is conducted to interact and exchange their professional experiences and to deliberate organizational matters.
7.6 Convocation Ceremony There will be a function in which the passed-out students of UG and PG courses of the college will be conferred their certificates of degrees concerned received from the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University every year, reminiscing the traditional convocation ceremony.
7.7 Onam Onam is celebrated every year in a grand scale with laying Athapoovu in a competitive spirit in the accompaniment of Onam songs and variety entertainments.
7.8 Foundation Day The college started functioning on 1st November 2000. In co-memoration of this event, the College Foundation Day is celebrated on 1st Nov. every year. There will be a meeting highlighting the activities of the managment of the college, the KV Education Trust, simultaniously paying glowing tributes to the founder chairman of the Trust late K.V. Krishnan Nair and his wife late B. Saradamma.
7.9 National Library Week Since 1968, National Library Week has been celebrated all over India from 14th to 20th November with various programmes, to let the public / stake holders become aware of Library and its significance. For keeping the tradition and in honour of the National Library Week, the college has been observing the library week regularly. The celebrations begin with paying homage to the Father of Library Science Dr. S.R. Ranganathan followed by conducting debates, awareness programme on Library, book reviews, essay writing competitions, quiz programme, exhibition of newly arrived books & periodicals.
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7.10 Freshers’ Day The college celebrates Freshers’ Day of U.G. students every year after the admission is over. This event is hosted by the seniors in the presence of the entire teaching faculty and staff. This opportunity is seized for introducing the freshers and all other personnels in the college, hospital and hostels. 7.11 Farewell Day A farewell to the outgoing students is also organized every year by the immediate juniors in the presence of teaching faculty. The programme includes interaction and sharing their myriad and various experiences they have had in the institution. 7.12 Christmas It is celebrated every year in a mood of holiness and divinity reminiscing of the birth of Jesus Christ conveying Christmas messages accompanied by singing carol songs witnessed by the presence of Santa Claus. 8. HOSTELS The College has separate hostels for gents and ladies housed in the college premises. 8.1 Accommodation The gents’ hostel provides accommodation for 100 students while that of the ladies for 500 ones. 8.2 Administration The hostels shall be under the control of the Principal who is the Warden. Hostels and Mess of the College are managed by a ‘Hostels and Mess Committee’ under the chairmanship of Warden assisted by the Dy. Wardens (staff) for Gents and Ladies Hostels, co-ordinated by Dr. T.K. Jaya Kumar. Dy. Warden - Gents Hostel. The Committee has representation of all stakeholders including hostellers. Day to day management of the hostels are being carried out by Asst. Wardens and required supporting staff. 8.3 Mess The college provides a common mess under hygienic steam cooking system attached to the Ladies’ Hostel. Both veg. and non veg recipes are made according to a weekly menu prepared in consultation with the hostellers. Food will be served only during the scheduled hours mentioned in the Daily Routine of the Hostels in their dining halls and it is supplied in the students’ own plates and cups. Inmates are not allowed to have their food before or after the scheduled time. They are allowed to have food in the dinning hall only. The payment of the mess fee is to be made in advance at the begining of every academic year. Any complaints or suggestions regarding the mess can be written in the complaint book kept in the Dining Hall. 8.4 Sick Room A sick room has been provided in the Ladies Hostel to deal with Emergency situations of the inmates. The service of an RMO with required medicines and sundries are also made available.
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8.5 Rules & Discipline i. Every student admitted to the hostel shall give an undertaking in writing swearing himself / herself to abide by the rules of the hostel framed by the authorities. ii. Hostel facilities will not be provided for those UGs & Interns who are married. iii. After admission, no student shall vacate the hostel (without the written application of the parent/guardian) without the permission of the Warden. iv. In case any student happens to vacate the hostel before completion of the course, the adjustment of the deposit amount collected at the time of admission will be effected only after completion of the course. v Membership of the hostel will be terminated at the end of each academic year and members who are desirous of availing the hostel facility again shall make fresh application for re- admission at the beginning of every academic year. vi Students seeking re-admission to the hostel should have cleared all the arrears or dues of the previous years. vii Guests shall not be permitted. However, parent/guardian with prior approval of hostel Warden / staff warden may be allowed to visit the student concerned. Visitors who come to the hostel must leave the premises before 6 p.m. viii No member shall be permitted to entertain any ex-student of this institution or students of other institutions in the hostel. The penalty for violating this rule will be very high. ix The hostel management shall not own any responsibility for any loss of the property or belongings of the hostellers borne out of their negligence. x Members are strictly forbidden from using personal gadgets like Hot plate, Electric Iron, Table fans etc. xi Members shall not tap electricity by any means xii The cost of damages caused, if any, to the buildings and its annexes such as bathrooms, toilets, wash basins etc. by the boarders shall be recovered at its two fold from the responsible individuals severally or collectively from the inmates concerned. xiii Members are not allowed to put up notices, stick bills, scribbling on any part of building or furniture or convene meetings of any sort in the hostel or in its premises. xiv Inmates are not allowed to remove any article of furniture, fittings, light etc., belonging to the hostel. Any damage to the hostel property shall be immediately reported to the Warden. The cost of damage will be recovered from the individual concerned. If the person is not identified, the members of the floor concerned will be collectively held responsible. In case of wanton damage, in addition to recovery of cost of repair, the Warden might impose a suitable fine. xv The residents should surrender their rooms in good condition at the end of each academic year failing which they shall be made liable for the loss or damage detected later. xvi No member shall absent himself from the hostel without obtaining prior permission of the Warden. If a member finds it necessary to leave the hostel urgently on emergency, he shall
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report the fact before his departure stating the reasons thereof in writing to the Warden, after getting his permission. Hostelers’ are not allowed to leave the College campus without collecting a Gate Pass issued by the authorised person in the Hostel. xvii All Inmates of Ladies & Gents' Hostels are expected to be in their Hostels before 6.00 p.m. and 7.00 p.m. respectively. Prior permission should be obtained if any inmate is unable to comply with the above condition. xviii The main gates of the hostels will be closed at 8.00 p.m. It is the onus of the Asst. Warden concerned to ensure that all inmates are present. xix All hostellers should avail themselves of the boarding and lodging facilities of the hostels at a time. xx Smoking, consuming liquor or any intoxicating substance, gambling, etc in the hostel or in its premises are strictly forbidden. xxi Collection or raising of any funds shall not be entertained. xxii. Inmates of the hostel are not allowed to lodge any complaint to a body or address any authority collectively. Individual petitions addressed to the Warden alone will be entertained. xxiii. No one shall indulge in any politics, violence, rioting and instigate communal hatred in the hostel or in its premises. Such indulgences shall lead to expulsion from the hostel and even institution. xxiv. The Principal / any person authorized by the Management shall have full powers to impose punishments on the offenders in the form of fine, suspension or expulsion from the hostel. xxv Use of Cell-Phones in the Hostel premises is strictly prohibited during the study hours. xxvi Inmates should keep the room immaculately clean. Soiled things and clothes should be stowed out of sight. Discarded rags and papers should not be allowed to litter about in the rooms, terrace and premises.The furniture, walls, doors,windows etc., should not be disfigured by writing, sticking hand bills & posters, fixing nails etc. xxvi Every inmate shall ensure that he / she should use only the bed, furniture and room allotted to him/her for study, rest and sleep. None should avail the accommodation facility of the other on any pretext. But, in the event of anyone feeling a genuine necessity for combined study, he / she can do so with the special prior permission of the Warden. xxvii They should behave with restraint and decorum. Shouting, reading aloud and other acts likely to disturb other inmates during hours of study should be avoided at all times. Music or signing is not permitted in the hostels without the express permission of the Warden. xxviii Inmates are forbidden from ill-treating any of the hostel servants and should not have any dealings with servants. xxix Hostels will maintain movement registers for the students class-wise for recording their movements within the college campus and beyond separately under the custody of Asst. Warden concerned. Each inmates shall record his/her arrival to and departure from the hostels concerned in its specified columns by noting the date and time with initials. If any inmate
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fails to comply with the requirements he/she shall be liable for punishment. It is compulsory to obtain advance permission from the competent authority for leaving the college premises, after making necessary notings in the movement register. xxxi Misconduct for breach of any of these rules of the hostel will render the offender liable to fine, suspension or dismissal. The Warden's decision shall be final on the interpretation of rules and on all matters connected with the hostels. He shall, in consultation with the College Committee or Management, have the power to add, modify, suspend or cancel any of the rules as exigencies occur. 8.6 Daily Routine On Working Days 05.00 a.m. - For Waking 05.00 to 06.00 a.m. - Morning routine and prayer 06.00 to 07.00 a.m. - Study hour 07.00 to 08.00 am - Breakfast 08.30 to 04.30 pm - At College 12.45 p.m. to 01.15 p.m. - Lunch 03.30 to 05.00 pm - Evening Tea 04.00 to 06.00 pm - Library / Games / Recreation 06.00 to 07.00 p.m. - Study hour 07.00 to 08.00 pm - Dinner 08.00 to 10.30 pm - Study hours 10.30 p.m. - For going to bed* On Holidays 05.00 a.m. - For Waking 05.00 to 06.00 a.m. - Morning routine and prayer 06.00 to 07.00 a.m. - Study hour 07.00 to 08.30 a.m. - Breakfast, newspaper reading 08.30 to 10.30 a.m. - Study hours 10.30 to 12.30 p.m. - Chore 12.30 to 01.30 p.m. - Lunch 01.30 to 03.30 p.m. - Rest 03.30 to 05.00 p.m. - Evening tea 04.00 to 06.00 p.m. - Games / Recreation 06.00 to 07.00 p.m. - Study hour 07.00 to 08.00 p.m. - Dinner 08.00 to 10.30 p.m. - Study hours 10.30 p.m. - For going to bed * * Lights should be put-off in all rooms at 10.30 pm. If any inmate is desirous of studying after 10.30 p.m. he / she may have it done in the Reading Room / Common Hall. Perfect silence should be observed all through out the study hours.
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9. OTHER FACILITIES
9.1 Canteen
There is a canteen in the college premises. Food is provided for the staff, students, patients and public from 6.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. (except Sundays)
9.2 Pharmacy & Book Store
There is a Pharmacy dealing with the sale of almost all Homoeopathic Medicines, sundries etc.
There is also a Book Store for medical books, practical records, case records, formats, leave forms etc. attached to the Pharmacy, which are sold out from here with a marginal discount to the staff and students. It will be open from 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. (except Sundays)
9.3 SKHMC Stores
The college has already started a ‘stores’ for selling all items of stationery, soft drinks and delicacies etc. for being used by the staff and students, patients and other public at competitive price.
9.4 Net Cafe’
Facilities for browsing, copying, spiral binding etc. are provided. It will be open from 9.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
9.5 Transportation
Sufficient vehicles have been brought in to service to satisfy the needs of transportation of Medical Officers, PG Students and Interns to the tie-up hospitals, peripheral health centres and the locations of community health activities. Besides the above, there are two Ambulance vans put in to service.
9.6 Differently-abled campus
All facilities such as ramp, lift, rest rooms, wheel chairs etc. have been provided in both hospital and college buildings for the differently abled persons
9.7 Games & Sports
A plethora of facilities have since been provided in the newly built play ground proximate to the Ladies’ hostel. A gymnasium has also been setup attached to the Gents’ hostel. Facilities for indoor games have been provided in both the hostels.
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9.8 Locker Facility
Separate locker facilities for students who are undergoing clinical training have been provided in the students room (Male & Female) concerned to safe guard their personal belongings intact at their own risk and responsibility.
9.9 Drinking Water
Provisions for providing purified drinking water have also been made in all the floors of the college, hospital and the dinning hall of the hostels.
9.10 Power Supply
To combat failure in electricity supply, a generator has been provided in the college.
9.11 ATM
An ATM counter of the Federal Bank is also working round the clock in the college premises.
9.12 College Web Site
The college has a website of its own wherein all its details enlightening details about the facilities, members of teaching faculty, admission to the courses, functions and celebrations, news & events are available there. The website address is www.skhmc.org.
9.13 C.C.TV. Surveillance System
The entire college and its surroundings are under the surveillance of Closed Circuit Cameras and Television. The visuals of the goings-on can be observed by the authorities while they are in the college and on-line too. The visuals are simultaneously recorded and stored.
9.14 Wi-Fi Facility
The entire college campus is provided with Wi- Fi, connecting all the departments, for the purpose of improving the LAN facility
9.15 Campus Management System
The college is provided with a customised Campus Management System consisting of Students’ Profile for both UGs and PGs containing personel details of students and information regarding fee payments, attendance, leave, internal assessment marks etc. The parents of the students will also be kept informed through their E-mail of these details then and there.
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10. ACADEMIC CALENDAR I BHMS – (2019 batch)
October 2019 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 03 - 05 Wed Gandhi Jayanthi, INAUGURATION OF 2019 BATCH 06-08 Sun-Tue ORIENTATION PROGRAMME 06 - 08 Sun - Tue POOJA (HS.) 09 - 12 Wed - SaT Orientation Programme 14 - 19 Mon - Sat Bridging & Foundation course 21 & 22 Mon-Tue Departments' Introduction classes 23 - 28 Wed - Mon Deepavali (Hs.) 29 - 31 Tue - Thu Regular classes as per Time Table
November 2019 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Fri Foundation day (Working day) 02 - 09 Sat. - Tue Regular classes... 10 Sun. Milaadi-Un-Nabi 11 - 12 Mon. & Tue Regular classes... 13 - 14 Wed & Thu Soft Skill Development Programme 21 Thu 14 - 21 Thu.- Thu. National Library Week (Central Library) 22 Fri Fresher's day 15 - 30 Fri -Sat Regular classes...
December 2019 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Sun Observance of World AIDS Day(RRC) 2 - 18 Mon. - Wed. Regular classes... 19 Thu Christmas celebrations 20 - 21 Fri - Sat. Regular classes... 22 - 25 Sun.-Wed. Christmas(Hs.) 26 - 31 Thu - Tue Regular classes...
January 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Wed. New Year (H) 02 - 11 Thu - Sat Regular classes... 14 - 19 Tue - Sun Pongal (Hs.) 15th Wed Pongal celebrations 20 -25 Mon - Sat. Regular classes... 26 Sun Republic day (H) 27 Mon Value added course- NPTEL begins 27 - 31 Mon - Fri Regular classes...
February 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 29 Sat - Sat Regular classes... 15 Sat Youth Red Cross Day Expected no. of academic working days - 25
S.E. - Summative Evaluation (Term Tests) C.C.I.E. - Continuous & Comprehensive Internal Evaluation
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March 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 02 - 18 Mon - Wed Regular classes... 8 Sun Women' Day celebrations 20 Fri NPTEL Course ends 19 - 23 Thu - Mon Term Test - I (Theory) 24 - 26 Tue - Thu Term Test - I (Practical) 27 - 28 Fri -Sat Regular classes... 29 Sun NPTEL Course examination 30 - 31 Mon - Tue Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 25
April 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 09 Wed - Thu Regular classes... 10 Fri Hahnemann Birthday / World Homoeopathy Day 10 - 12 Fri - Sun Good Friday,Holi-Saturday& Easter(Hs) 13 Mon. Regular classes... 14 Tue Dr. Ambedkar birthday / Tamil New year Hahnemann's Birthday Celebrations 15 - 21 Wed - Tue Regular classes... 22 Wed World Earth Day (Eco Club) 22 - 25 Wed - Sat. Sports meet 27 - 30 Mon. Tue. Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 19
May 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Fri May day (H) 02 Sat Grooming day 04 - 07 Mon - Thu Arts Festival 08 Fri Grooming Day / World Red Cross Day 09 Sat. Homoeosem Alumni Meet & College Day 10 Sun. Seminar 11 - 23 Mon. - Sat Regular classes... 24 - 31 Sun - Sun Ramzan & Summer Holidays
June 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 20 Mon. - Sat Regular classes... 05 Fri World Environment Day(Eco Club) 14 Sun World Blood Donor Day(RRC) 22 - 30 Mon. - Tue Term Test - II [Theory & Practical] (I Yr.) Expected no. of academic working days - 20
July 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 23 Wed - Thu Regular classes... 24 & 25 Fri & Sat Study Tour (Dept. of Pharmacy) 27 - 31 Mon- Fri Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 25 + 2
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August 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Sat Bakrid 03 - 10 Mon. - Mon. Regular classes... 11 Tue. Sri Krishna Jayanthi 12 - 14 Wed - Fri Regular classes... 15 Sat. Independence day 17 - 21 Mon - Fri Regular classes... 22 Sat. Vinayakachathurthi 24 - 27 Mon - Thu Regular classes... 28 Fri Onam celebrations 29 - 31 Sat.- Mon Muharam & Onam holidays… Expected no. of academic working days - 20
September 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 02 Tue & Wed. Onamholidays (contd…) 03 - 19 Thu - Sat Regular classes... 21 - 24 Mon - Thu Term Test - III [Theory] 25 - 28 Fri - Mon Term Test - III [Practical] 29 - 30 Tue - Wed Revision / Completion of all record works Expected no. of academic working days - 24
October 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Thu National Voluntary Blood Donation Day(RRC) 02 Fri Gandhi Jayanthi 01 - 14 Thu - Wed Revision 15 Thu Global Hand Wash Day(YRC) 15 onwards University Exam begins… 22 - 25 Thu - Sun Pooja holidays 30 Fri Milad un-Nabi
Next Academic Year begin in November, after the Uty Exams. *Value added course – Basic Computer Training programme shall also be conducted during the academic year No. of academic days (Nov. 2019 to Sept. 2020) = 244 Functions / Celebrations / non-academic days: 2019 Nov. - Foundation day - 1day 2019 Nov. - Soft skill development prog. - 3 days 2019 Dec. - Christmas celebration - 1 day 2020 April - Hahnemann birthday celebrations - 1 day 2020 April - Sports meet - 4 days 2020 May - Arts Festival - 4 days 37days 2020 May - Grooming day - 1day 2020 May - Homoeosem - 2 days 2020 May - Summer vacation - 6 days 2020 Aug. - Onam celebrations - 1 day 2020 Oct. - Revision - 11 days
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR II BHMS – 2018 batch November 2019 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 18 Mon. Classes Begin, P.T.A. Meet (II BHMS) 19 - 23 Tue - Sat Induction programme 14 - 20 Thu - Wed National Library Week (Central Library) 25 - 30 Mon - Sat Regular classes... December 2019 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Sun Observance of World AIDS Day (RRC) 02 - 18 Mon. - Wed. Regular classes... 19 Thu Christmas celebrations 20 - 21 Fri - Sat. Regular classes... 22 - 25 Sun.-Wed. Christmas (Hs.) 26 - 31 Thu - Tue Regular classes... January 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Wed. New Year (H) 02 - 11 Thu - Sat Regular classes... 14 - 19 Tue - Sun Pongal (Hs.) 15th Wed Pongal celebrations 20 - 25 Mon - Sat. Regular classes... 26 Sun Republic day (H) 27 - 31 Mon - Fri Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 22 February 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 29 Sat - Sat Regular classes... 15 Sat Youth Red Cross Day Expected no. of academic working days - 25 March 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 02 - 25 Mon - Wed Regular classes... 08 Sun Women' Day celebrations 25 - 31 Thu. - Mon Term Test - I (Theory) Expected no. of academic working days - 25
April 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 9 Wed - Thu Regular classes... 10 Fri Hahnemann Birthday / World Homoeopathy Day 10 - 12 Fri - Sun Good Friday, Holi-Saturday& Easter (Hs) 13 Mon. Regular classes... 14 Tue Dr. Ambedkar birthday / Tamil New year Hahnemann's Birthday Celebrations 15 - 21 Wed - Tue Regular classes... 22 Wed World Earth Day (Eco Club) 22 - 25 Wed - Sat. Sports meet 27 - 30 Mon. Tue. Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 19
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May 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Fri May day (H) 02 Sat Grooming day 04 - 07 Mon - Thu Arts Festival 08 Fri Grooming Day / World Red Cross Day 09 Sat. Homoeosem / Alumni Meet & College Day 10 Sun. Seminar 11 - 23 Mon. - Sat Regular classes... 24 - 31 Sun - Sun Ramzan & Summer Holidays Expected no. of academic working days - 17
June 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 13 Mon. - Sat Regular classes... 5 Fri World Environment Day (Eco Club) 14 Sun World Blood Donor Day (RRC) 15 - 20 Mon. - Sat Term Test - II [Theory] 22 - 25 Mon. - Thu Regular classes... 26 - 30 Fri. - Tue Term Test - II [Practical] Expected no. of academic working days - 20
July 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 31 Wed - Fri Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 27 August 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Sat Bakrid 3 - 10 Mon. - Mon. Regular classes... 11 Tue. Sree Krishna Jayanthi 12 - 14 Wed - Fri Regular classes... 15 Sat. Independence day 17 - 21 Mon - Fri Regular classes... 22 Sat. Vinayakachathurthi 24 - 27 Mon - Thu Regular classes... 28 Fri Onam celebrations 29 - 31 Sat.- Mon Muharam & Onam holidays… Expected no. of academic working days - 20
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September 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 02 Tue & Wed. ...Onam holidays (contd…) 03 - 12 Thu - Sat Regular classes... 14 - 19 Mon. - Sat Term Test - III [Theory] 21 - 22 Mon -Tue Regular classes... 23 - 26 Wed - Sat Term Test - III [Practical] 28 - 30 Mon - Wed Revision / Completion of all record works Expected no. of academic working days - 24
October 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Thu National Voluntary Blood Donation Day (RRC) 02 Fri Gandhi Jayanthi 01 - 14 Thu - Wed Revision 15 Thu Global Hand Wash Day (YRC) 15 onwards University Exam begins… 22 - 25 Thu - Sun Pooja holidays 30 Fri Milad un-Nabi
*Days will be allotted for observing post-mortem & court proceedings, according to the convenience received from the Tie-up Centres Next Academic Year begin in November, after the Uty Exams.
No. of academic days (Nov. 2019 to Sept. 2020) = 244 Functions / Celebrations / non-academic days:
2019 Nov. - Induction prog. - 5 days 2019 Dec. - Christmas celebration - 1 day 2020 April - Hahnemann birthday celebrations - 1 day 2020 April - Sports meet - 4 days 2020 May - Arts Festival - 4 days 36 days 2020 May - Grooming day - 1day 2020 May - Homoeosem - 2 days 2020 May - Summer vacation - 6 days 2020 Aug. - Onam celebrations - 1 day 2020 Oct. - Revision - 11 days
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May 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Fri May day (H) 02 Sat Grooming day 04 - 07 Mon - Thu Arts Festival 08 Fri Grooming Day / World Red Cross Day 09 Sat. Homoeosem Alumni Meet & College Day 10 Sun. Seminar 11 - 23 Mon. - Sat Regular classes... 24 - 31 Sun - Sun Ramzan & Summer Holidays Expected no. of academic working days - 17
June 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 13 Mon. - Sat Regular classes... 5 Fri World Environment Day (Eco Club) 14 Sun World Blood Donor Day (RRC) 15 - 20 Mon. - Sat Term Test - II[T] 22 - 25 Mon. - Thu Term Test - II[P ] 26 -30 Fri - Tue Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 20
July 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 -31 Wed - Fri Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 27
August 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 Sat Bakrid 3 - 10 Mon. - Mon. Regular classes... 11 Tue. Sri Krishna Jayanthi 12 - 14 Wed - Fri Regular classes... 15 Sat. Independence day 17 - 21 Mon - Fri Regular classes... 22 Sat. Vinayaka chathurthi 24 - 27 Mon - Thu Regular classes... 28 Fri Onam celebrations 29 - 31 Sat.- Mon Muharam & Onam holidays… Expected no. of academic working days - 20
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September 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 02 Tue & Wed. …Onam holidays (contd…) 03 - 12 Thu - Sat Regular classes... 14 - 19 Mon - Sat Term Test - III [Theory] 21 - 24 Mon - Thu Term Test - III [Practical] 25 - 30 Fri - Wed Revision / Completion of all record works Expected no. of academic working days - 24
October 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 Thu National Voluntary Blood Donation Day(RRC) 02 Fri Gandhi Jayanthi 01 - 14 Thu - Wed Revision 15 Thu Global Hand Wash Day(YRC) 15 onwards University Exam begins… 22 - 25 Thu - Sun Pooja holidays 30 Fri Milad un-Nabi
*Days will be allotted for Clinical postings for Surgery, Gynaecology & Obstetrics in the Tie-up Centres, on rotation basis.
Next Academic Year begins in November, after the Uty Exams.
No. of academic days (Nov. 2019 to Sept. 2020) = 244
Functions / Celebrations / non-academic days:
2019 Nov. - Induction prog. - 7days 2019 Dec. - Christmas celebration - 1 day 2020 April - Hahnemann birthday celebrations - 1 day 2020 April - Sports meet - 4 days 2020 May - Arts Festival - 4 days 37days 2020 May - Grooming day - 1day 2020 May - Homoeosem - 2 days 2020 May - Summer vacation - 6 days 2020 Aug. - Onam celebrations - 1 day 2020 Oct. - Revision - 11 days
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR IV BHMS – 2016 batch
November 2019 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 13 Wed. Classes Begin / P.T.A. Meet 14 - 21 Tue - Thu Induction programme 14 Tue Observance of World Diabetes Day(Dept. of P.M) 14 - 20 Thu - Wed National Library Week(Central Library) 22 - 30 Fri - Sat Regular classes...
December 2019 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 Sun Observance of World AIDS Day(RRC) 2 - 18 Mon. - Wed. Regular classes... 19 Thu Christmas celebrations 20 - 21 Fri - Sat. Regular classes... 22 - 25 Sun.-Wed. Christmas(Hs.) 26 - 31 Thu - Tue Regular classes... 30 - 31 Mon.- Tue Revision Test - [Theory] (P.M., C.M. & Rep.)
January 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Wed. New Year(H) 02 – 11 Thu – Sat Regular classes... 14 - 19 Tue - Sun Pongal (Hs.) 15th Wed Pongal celebrations 20 - 25 Mon - Sat. Regular classes... 26 Sun Republic day (H) 27 - 31 Mon - Fri Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 22
February 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 - 29 Sat - Sat Regular classes... 15 Sat Youth Red Cross Day Expected no. of academic working days - 25
March 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 2 - 24 Mon - Tue Regular classes... 8 Sun Women' Day celebrations 11 Wed World Tuberculosis day (Dept. of C.M.) 25 - 30 Wed - Mon Term Test - I (Theory) Expected no. of academic working days - 25
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April 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 - 4 Wed - Sat Term Test - I (P) 6 & 7 Mon & Tue Health Survey (Dept. of C.M.) 8 - 9 Wed - Thu Regular classes... 10 Fri Hahnemann Birthday / World Homoeopathy Day 10 - 12 Fri - Sun Good Friday, Holi-Saturday & Easter (Hs) 13 Mon. Regular classes... 14 Tue Dr. Ambedkar birthday / Tamil New year Hahnemann's Birthday Celebrations 15 - 21 Wed - Tue Regular classes... 22 Wed World Earth Day (Eco Club) 22 - 25 Wed - Sat. Sports meet 27 - 30 Mon. Tue. Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days- 19
May 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Fri May day (H) 02 Sat Grooming day 04 - 07 Mon - Thu Arts Festival 08 Fri Grooming Day / World Red Cross Day 09 Sat. Homoeosem Alumni Meet & College Day 10 Sun. Seminar 11 - 23 Mon. - Sat Regular classes... 24 - 31 Sun - Sun Ramzan& Summer Holidays Expected no. of academic working days - 17
June 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 20 Mon. - Sat Regular classes... 5 Fri World Environment Day (Eco Club) 14 Sun World Blood Donor Day (RRC) 22 - 26 Mon. - Fri. Term Test - II [Theory] 27 - 30 Sat - Tue Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 20
July 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 011 Sat World Population day (Dept. of C.M.) 18 Sat Study Tour 1 - Field visit* (Dept. of C.M.) Expected no. of academic working days - 27
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August 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 Sat Bakrid 3 - 10 Mon. - Mon. Regular classes... 11 Tue. Sree Krishna Jayanthi 12 - 14 Wed - Fri Regular classes... 15 Sat. Independence day 17 - 21 Mon - Fri Regular classes... 22 Sat. Vinayaka Chathurthi 24 - 27 Mon - Thu Regular classes... 28 Fri Onam celebrations 29 - 31 Sat.- Mon Muharam & Onam holidays… Expected no. of academic working days - 20 September 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 02 Tue & Wed. …Onam holidays(contd…) 03 - 17 Thu - Thu Regular classes... 18 - 23 Fri - Wed Term Test - III [T] 24 - 30 Thu - Wed Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 24 October 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 Thu Regular classes... National Voluntary Blood Donation Day(RRC) 02 Fri Gandhi Jayanthi 03 Sat Regular classes... 05 - 09 Mon - Fri Term Test - III [Practical] 10 - 21 Sat - Wed Regular classes... 15 Thu Global Hand Wash Day(YRC) 17 Sat Study Tour - 2 Field visits(Dept. of C.M.) 22 - 25 Thu - Sun Pooja holidays 26 - 29 Mon - Thu Regular classes... 30 Fri Milad un-Nabi (H) 31 Sat Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 23 November 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Sun. Foundation day 2 - 12 Mon - Thu Regular classes... 13 -15 Fri - Sun Deepavali holidays 16 - 30 Mon - Mon Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 23 December 2020 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 Tue Observance of World AIDS Day(RRC) 1 - 22 Tue - Tue Regular classes... 23 Wed. Christmas celebrations 24- 27 Thu - Sun Christmas (Hs.) 28 - 31 Mon.- Thu Term Test IV - [Theory] Expected no. of academic working days - 23 67 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
January 2021 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 Fri. New Year(H) 02 Sat Term Test IV - [ Theory ] 04 - 12 Mon - Tue Regular classes... 13 - 17 Wed - Sun Pongal (Hs.) 18 - 25 Mon - Mon Regular classes... 26 Tue. Republic day (H) 27 - 30 Wed - Sat Regular classes... Expected no. of academic working days - 20 February 2021 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 - 27 Mon - Sat Regular classes... 15 Mon Youth Red Cross Day Expected no. of academic working days - 24 March 2021 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 - 25 Mon - Wed Regular classes... 8 Sun Women' Day celebrations 26 - 31 Fri - Wed Term Test - V (T) Expected no. of academic working days - 27 April 2021 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 1 - 4 Thu - Sun Maundy Thursday. Good Friday, Holi-Saturday& Easter(Hs) 5 Mon Regular classes... 6 - 10 Tue - Sat Term Test - V (Practical) 10 Sat Hahnemann Birthday / World Homoeopathy Day 12 - 13 Mon - Tue Regular classes... / Completion of all records 14 Tue Dr.Ambedkar birthday / Tamil New year Hahnemann's Birthday Celebrations 15 - 30 Thu - Fri Regular classes... / Completion of all records 22 Wed World Earth Day (Eco Club) Expected no. of academic working days - 22 May 2021 Date(s) Day(s) Exam. / Program / Celebrations / Holiday 01 - 15 Sat - Sat Revision 17 onwards University Exams begin... No. of academic days (Nov. 2019 to May. 2021) = 360 Functions / Celebrations / non-academic days: 2019 Nov. – Induction prog. - 7days 2019 Dec. — Christmas celebration – 1 day 2020 April – Hahnemann birthday celebrations – 1 day 2020 April — Sports meet – 4 days 2020 May — Arts Festival – 4 days 2020 May — Grooming day – 1day 55 days 2020 May —Homoeosem – 2 days 2020 May– Summer vacation – 6 days 2020 Aug. – Onam celebrations – 1 day 2020 Dec. – Christmas celebration – 1 day 2021 April - Hahnemann birthday celebrations – 1 day 2021 May - Revision 68 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
11. Dates of Significance Beckoning Health & Homoeopathy 01.01.2020 - Constantine Herring (1800 -1880) 220th Birth Anniversary 01.01.2020 - E.A. Farrington (1847-1885) 173rd Birth Anniversary 04.02.2020 - World Cancer Day 08.03.2020 - E.B. Nash (1838-1917) 182nd Birth Anniversary 12.03.2020 - Boenninghausen (1785-1864) 234th Birth Anniversary 15.03.2020 - World Disabled Day 17.03.2020 - Robert E. Dudgeon (1820-1904) 198th Birth Anniversary 24.03.2020 - World T.B. Day 31.03.2020 - J.T. Kent (1849-1916) 171st Birth Anniversary 07.04.2020 - World Health Day th 10.04.2020 - Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) 265 Birth Anniversary { World Homoeopathy Day 24.04.2020 - T.F. Allen (1837-1902) 183rd Birth Anniversary 25.04.2020 - World Malaria Day 02.05.2020 - Mother's Day 03.05.2020 - A.C. Cowperthwaite (1848-1926) 172nd Birth Anniversary 31.05.2020 - Anti-Tobacco Day 04.06.2020 - International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression 05.06.2020 - World Environment Day 06.06.2020 - J.T. Kent (1849-1916) 104th Death Anniversary 14.06.2020 - World Blood Donors’ Day 18.06.2020 - William Boericke (1849-1929) 173rd Birth Anniversary 26.06.2020 - International Day against - drug Abuse Illicit Trafficking 01.07.2020 - World Breast feeding week begins 02.07.2020 - Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) 177th Death Anniversary 16.09.2020 - World Ozone Day 21.09.2020 - Alzheimer's Day / Day for Peace & Non-Violence 22.09.2020 - Rose Day (Welfare of cancer patients) 26.09.2020 - Day of the Deaf 28.09.2020 - Rabies Day 29.09.2020 - World Heart Day 01.10.2020 - International Day of the Elderly 10.10.2020 - World Mental Health Day 14.10.2020 - World Sight Day 15.10.2020 - World White Cane Day (guiding the Blind) 16.10.2020 - World Food Day 29.10.2020 - World Stroke Day 14.11.2020 - World Diabetes Day 14.11.2020 - Children's Day (in India) 01.12.2020 - World AIDS Day 03.12.2020 - International Day of Persons with Disabilities
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12. ADDRESSES OF OFFICES / INSTITUTIONS RELATED TO HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL EDUCATION
1. The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University 7. Central Council of Homoeopathy No.69, Anna Salai, Guindy, Jawaharlal Nehru Bhartiya Chikitsa avum Chennai - 600 032 Homoeopathic Anusandhan Bhawan . 61-65, Ph : 044 - 22353093 Institutional Area, Opp. 'D' Block, Janak Puri www.tnmgrmu.ac.in New Delhi, PIN - 1100 58 Ph : 011-28525582 & 011-28520607 2. Dept. of Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy e-mail : [email protected] Govt. of Tamil Nadu, www.cchindia.com Anna Hospital Campus, Arumbakkam, Chennai - 600 106 8. Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy Ph : 044 - 26214844 61-65, Institutional Area, www.tn.gov.in Janakpuri, New Delhi - 110058, India Ph : 91-11-28525523, 28521162 3. The Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council e-mail :[email protected] Arignar Anna Govt. Hospital Campus, www.ccrhindia.org Arumbakkam, Chennai - 600 106 (Near Anna Arch) Ph : 044 - 26286458 9. National Homoeopathy Research Institute in e-mail : [email protected] Mental Health (Govt. of India) www.tnhmc.org Sachivothamapuram P.O., Kottayam, Kerala State -686 532 4. Directorate of Homoeopathy Phone: 0481 2432238 East Fort, Thiruvananthapuram - 695 023 e-mail : [email protected] Ph : 0471-2470342,0471-2471428 e-mail : [email protected] 10. Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Lab. www.homoeopathy.kerala.gov.in Dept. of AYUSH, M/o Health & Family Welfare, Kamla Nehru Nagar, Ghaziabad (U.P.) - 201 002. 5. Travancore-Cochin Medical Councils Ph : 0120-2789923; 0120-2787015, 09899564166 Redcross Road, Vanchiyoor P.O, www.hplism.nic.in Thiruvanathapuram, Kerala - 695 035 11. Kerala State Homoeopathic Co-operative Ph : 0471-2300949 Pharmacy Ltd. No. T432, e-mail : [email protected] Pathirapally P.O, Alappuzha - 688 521 www.medicalcouncil.kerala.gov.in Ph : 0477-2258012, 2258665, Fax : 0477-2258012 e-mail : [email protected] 6. Ministry of AYUSH, www.homcokerala.com AYUSH BHAWAN, B Block, GPO Complex, INA, 12. Govt. Homoeopathic Medical College & New Delhi - 110023 Hospital, Thirumangalam Dist., Madurai, www.ayiush.gov.in Tamil Nadu. Ph : 04549-280727
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13. R.V.S. Homoeopathy Medical College, 21. Vinayaka Mission's Homoeopathic 242 - B - Trichy Road, Sulur, Medical College, Coimbatore - 641 402. Seeragapadi, Sankari Main Road, Ph : 95422 - 2680077, 2687480 Ariyanoor NH 47, Chinna Seerangapadi P.O, Salem - 636 308. 14. Sivaraj Homoeopathic Medical College & Ph : 0427-2477885, 3012011, Research Institute, Siddhar Kovil Main Road, 22. Govt. Homoeopathic Medical College Thumbathulipatty, Perumampatty P.O., Iranimuttom, Manacaud P.O, Thiruvananthapuram, Salem - 636 307. Kerala - 695 009 Ph : 0427-2481006, 2481007 Ph : 0471-2459459, e-mail : [email protected] 15. Sri Sairam Homoeopathy Medical College, Poonthandalam Village, 23. Govt. Homoeopathic Medical College Sri Perumputhur Taluk, Karaparamba, Kozhikode, West Tambaram, Chennai - 600 044. Kerala - 673 010 Ph : 044 - 22212849, 22212850 e-mail : [email protected] 16. Martin Homoeopathy Medical College & 24. ANSS Homoeopathic Medical College Hospital Kurichy, Sachivothamapuram, Kottayam No. 54, D.P.F. Mill Premises, G.N. Mills (P.O.) Kerala - 686 532 Mettupalayam Road, Coimbatore - 641 402. Ph : 0481-2430729, 2430362 95422 - 2647657, 2647658 e-mail : [email protected] 17. Dr. Hahnemann Homoeopathic Medical 25. Sree Vidyadhiraja Homoeopathic College & Research Centre, Koneripatti, Medical College Rasipuram - 637 408, Namakkal District. Nemom, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala - 695 020 Ph : 04287-226451,2336763 Ph : 0471-2395017, 2391213 e-mail : [email protected] 18. Venkateswara Homoeopathy Medical College No.6 /177 - A, 26. Dr. Padiar Memorial Homoeopathic Mount Poonamallee Road, Medical College & Hospital Karambakkam, Porur, Chennai - 600 116. Chottanikara, Ernakulam, Ph : 044-24760638, 24769089 Kerala - 682 312 Ph : 0484-2712732, Fax : 0484-2712732 19. White Memorial Homoeopathic Medical College e-mail : [email protected] Attoor, Veeyanoor - 629 177, Kanniyakumari Dist., 27. Fr. Muller Homoeopathic Medical College & Tamil Nadu Hospital Ph : 04651-282291, Fax : 04651-282292 University Road, Deralakatte, 20 Maria Homoeopathic Medical College Mangalore - 575018 Perai, Thiruvattar P.O.,erai, Thiruvattar P. O. - 629 Ph : 0824-2203901, 2203905 177,Kanniyakumari Dist., Fax : 0824-2203904 Tamil Nadu e-mail : [email protected] Ph : 04651-283152
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13. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Sl. No. Particulars *Ext. Phone No. Nos. 1 CHAIRMAN 219 09443379448 Dr. C. K. Mohan 2 PRINCIPAL & MEDICAL SUPDT. 220 09443558786 Dr. N.V. Sugathan 2 ADVISOR TO THE COLLEGE 212 0471 - 2344344 Dr. Ravi M. Nair 09446344344 3 COLLEGE OFFICE - Reception 223 04651 - 279448 * 4 Administrative Officer - Mr. V. Sundaresan Nair 229 09442279095 5 Superintendent (Office) - Mr. S. Raveendran Nair 201 09443693615 6 Maintenance Head - Mr. Prem Mohan 208 09487106866 7 Purchase Head - Mr. S. Sajeev Kumar 216 09486418188 8 Estate Manager - Mr. P. Kesavan Nair 244 09495862679 9 Asst. Human Resource Manager - Mr. M.S. Ajith 09003616106 10 CENTRAL LIBRARY 225 11 Faculty in-charge - Dr. P.R. Sisir 09443474941 12 Librarian - Mrs. Sreekumari. L 09487056249 13 I.Q.A.C. Office 245 14 IQAC Co-ordinator - Dr. A.S. Suman Sankar 09443500675 15 P.G. Co-ordinator - Dr. Winston Vargheese 279 09443692478 16. U.G. Co-ordinator - Dr. Krishna Kumari Amma C.R. 09446615950 17. Co-Curricular Co-ordinator - Dr. Sisir P.R. 09443474941 Academic Co-ordinators & Asst. Academic Co-ordinators 18 I - BHMS - Dr. T. K. Jayakumar & Dr. Sonny Mon R. 09443693619 & 09486180397 19 II - BHMS - Dr. Winston Vargheese & Dr. R. Bindhusaran 09443693619 & 09944333524 20 III-BHMS - Dr. P.R. Sisir & Dr. Satheesh M. Nair 09443474941 & 09447441325 21 IV-BHMS (Jr.) - Dr. T. Ajayan & Dr. V. Harisankar 09442365199 & 08903282599 22 IV-BHMS (Sr.) - Dr.T. Ajayan 09442365199 23 Research Facilitation Centre 292 24 Dr. V. Satish Kumar (Research Co-ordinator) 09443558483 25 Dr. C.V. Chandraja (Research Officer) 09894132132 26 Dr. N. Radha (Honorary Advisor) 09868219684 25 Dr. Manoj Radhakrishnan (Pathologist) 09597027558 26 Dr. S.T. Gopukumar (Research Associate) 26 Institutional Ethical Committee Chairman 09868219684 Dr. B. Krishna Prasad 09442079900 *PABX Nos. 04651 - 279448, 04651-280348 72 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
Sl. No. Particulars *Ext. Phone No. Nos. 27 COLLEGIATE HOSPITAL 04651-280348 * 28 Reception cum Registration 235 29 Pharmaco Vigilance Programme Asst. Dr. T. S. Asta Eshwaran 242 09487607145 30 CASUALTY 203 32 HOSPITAL EMERGENCY 08270807173 32 Quality Co-ordinator Mrs. Remya N. 252 09487840084 31 Nursing Supdt. Mrs. Reena C. 202 09489744031 32 Operation Theatre 295 33 ICU 294 OPD UNITS 34 Unit I - A / I - B 234 35 Unit II - A / II - B 283 36 Unit III - A / III - B 238 37 Unit IV -A / IV - B 213 38 Unit V - A / V-B 278 39 Unit VI 233 40 Speciality Clinic - I (Mother & Child / Infertility) 277 41 Speciality Clinic - II (Community Med.) 275 42 Dental Clinic - Dr. K.C. Nair 204 09487104744 43 Cancer & Palliative Care Centre - Dr. N.V. Sugathan 253 09443558786 44 Physiotherapy - Mr. S. Anup Chandra 276 09942871153 45 Occupational Therapist - Mr. Thanasekhar. T 09486357050 46 Speech Therapist - Mrs. Anitha Mary 09789214474 48 Medical Officer - Dr. Sree Gowri L.K. 07012065935 49 Dr. Sherla. F 09384131834 50 Dr. C. Sherin Sheeba 09444844856 51 Dr. Mahadevi A.L. 09487417921 52 Dr. Joseena Maria. L 8838882455 53 Resident Medical Officer - Dr. R. Remya 09746875514 54 ,, Dr. Archana Nair S.P. 07558146460 55 Dietician - Dr. Saju J.S. 09446903839 56 Clinical Lab 205 57 X-Ray 230 58 Ultra Sound Scan 214 59 Dispensary 236 60 IPD (Nurses Corner - I Floor) 202
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Sl. No. Particulars *Ext. Phone No. Nos. 61 Doctors’ Duty room 207 62 Nurses Corner (II Floor) 280 63 Pharmacy / Book Store 226 64 Records Room 289 65 Central Research Lab (Dept. of Pathology) 243 66 Patient Laison Officer - Mr. C.K.Pradeep Kumar 08270207173 Tie-up Hospitals 68 Bensam Hospital, Nagercoil 04652 - 232532 69 G.G.A.M.C.C.C., Vellamadom 04652 - 285787 Community Health Activity - Medical Officers i/c of PHCs 71 Dr. R. Bindhusaran (Peruvilai & Kadayalummoodu) 09944333524 72 Dr. V. Sathish Kumar (Vellamadom) 09443558483 73 Dr. V. Siju (Colachel) 09442004065 74 Dr. M.V. Ajith Kumar (Melpuram) 09443606679 75 Dr. L. Girija (Amsi) 09442382082 76 Dr. R. Panchajani (Soorapallam) 09442402947 77 Dr. V. Harisankar (Colalchel & Kanyakumari) 08903282599 78 Dr. R. Sonny Mon (Karingal & Pechipparai) 09486180397 79 Dr. Satheesh M. Nair (Mottavilai & Mekkamandapam) 09447441325 80 Dr. P.R. Saiji (Brahmapuram) 09159217047 81 Dr. S.P. Suja (Erachakulam) 09489393227 82 Dr. D. Berlina Terrence Mary (Aravaimozhi) 09487775270 83 Dr. S. Sheeba (Kandanvilai) 09486578811 84 Dr. Reshma Reghu (Chithiramcode & Perinchilambu) 09943125660 Medical Officer i/c of Peadiatric Unit at Vellamadom 85 Dr. Bencitha Horrence Mary 09443064215 Treatment for Mentally Challenged 86 Faculty i/c Dr. V. Sathish Kumar 09443558483 87 Learning Disability Clinic 251 88 Faculty i/c Dr. V. Siju 09442004065 Health Survey & Anganvadi Health Programme 89 Faculty i/c Dr. M.V. Ajith Kumar 09443606679 90 Preventive Camps - Faculty i/c Dr. K.G. Venugopal 09447976010 91 Medical Camps - Faculty i/c Dr. R. Sonny Mon 09486180397 92 Faculty i/c of Co- Curricular Activities N.S.S. Program Officer - Dr. Arun R Nair 08921815948
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Sl. No. Particulars *Ext. Phone No. Nos. 93 Youth Red Cross - Dr. Satheesh M. Nair 09447441325 94 Red Ribbon Club - Dr. R. Bindhusaran 09944333524 95 Blood Donors’ Forum - Dr. R. Bindhusaran 09944333524 96 Yoga Practice - Mr. P. Krishnankutty 09443992705 97 Women’s Welfare Cell- Dr. C.R. Krishnakumari Amma 09487412084 98 Students’ Guidance & Counselling Cell - Dr. T. Ajayan 09442365199 99 SC/ST, MBC / OBC Cell - Dr. Winston Vargheese 09443692478 100 Equal Opportunity Cell - Dr. Reshmi K.R. 09487385757 101 Minority Cell - Dr. Winston Vargheese 09443692478 102 Sexual Harassment Prevention Cell - Dr. Salini Chandran 09443693823 103 Placement Cell - Dr. T Ajayan 09442365199 HOSTELS 04651-278948 104 Ladies' Hostel 281 277582, 212231 212281, 278348, 280449 105 Deputy Warden - Dr. L. Girija 09442382082 106 Asst.Warden - Mrs. Bhavani Amma 09443452400 107 ,, - Mrs. Suseela Kumari 09843909119 108 ,, - Mrs. Angel Asis 09843979119 109 ,, - Mrs. Shanthi Latha 09843429119 110 Security 08098852446 111 Mess 217 112 Gents’ Hostel 282 04651-280948 113 Deputy Warden - Dr. T.K. Jayakumar 09443693619 114 Asst. Warden - Mr. Mohanan 09445976548 115 ” Mr. Krishnan ” 116 Guest Room (R.No - 312) 250 117 Guest Room (R.No. - 315) 248 118 Guest Room (R.No. - 316) 249 House Keeping Section 119 Maintenance Head - Mr. Prem Mohan 208 09487106866 120 Electrician Chief - Mr. Krishnan Nair. R 9442788528 121 Electrician - Mr. Monish. R 07867931255 122 Electrician - Mr. Sukumaran. N 123 Technician - Mr. B. Hari Kumar 09786937632 124 Technician ICT - Mr. Shaji. B 09750350012
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Sl. No. Particulars *Ext. Phone No. Nos. 125 Vehicle Supervisor - Mr. V. Sri Sudhan 09443606685 126 Drivers Room 291 127 Driver - Mr. A. Shaju 09965404144 128 ” - Mr. M. Vinod 09486679489 129 ” - Mr. K. Babukuttan 09943204805 130 ” - Mr. V. Ashokan 07598460173 131 ” - Mr. K. Girish 09488687935 132 ” - Mr. Karnan. K 07825068544 133 ”- Mr. Renjith 09486982043 134 Maintenance Manager - Mr. Jayasekhar 09442788528 135 Security Supervisor 09443134610 136 Security - Main Gate / Night Supervisor 210 08098852298 137 Canteen 254 138 Net Cafe’ 246 139 SKHMC Store 247 Other Contacts POST OFFICE 140 Kulasekharam 04651 - 278011 141 Marthandam 04651 - 270046 BANK 142 Federal Bank 04651 - 277733 143 Indian Overseas Bank 04651 - 277796 144 T.N. Mercantile Bank 04651 - 277796 145 Canara Bank 04651 - 277454 146 State Bank of India 04651 - 279644 147 Vijaya Bank 04651 - 278618 148 Bank of Baroda 04651 - 277151 BUS STATION 149 Thiruvattar 04651 - 282461 150 Marthandam 04651 - 270231 151 TNSTC (Vadassery) 04652 - 224844 RAILWAY STATION 152 Enquires (National) 139 153 Kuzhithurai 04651 - 270133 154 Nagercoil 04652 - 244142 155 Thiruvananthapuram 0471 - 2321622 156 General 131 *PABX Nos. 04651 - 279448, 04651-280348 76 SARADA KRISHNA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS’ HANDBOOK 2020
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15. ANTI - RAGGING MEASURES In pursuance of the UGC Regulations on curbing the menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions 2009, Ragging is totally prohibited in the institution, and anyone found guilty of ragging and /or abetting ragging is liable to be punished in accordance with these Regulations as well as under the provisions of any penal law now in force. A student seeking admission in the institution shall have to submit affidavits countersigned by his/her parents in the form prescribed. It shall be the responsibility of the parents/guardians of freshers to promptly bring any instance of ragging to the notice of the Head of the Institution. To ensure compliance with the Regulations, an Anti Ragging Committee and Anti Ragging Squad have been constituted comprising as follows. ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE Sl. No. Name Designation Position Phone 1. Dr.N.V.Sugathan Principal Chairman 9443558786 2. Dr. Winston Vargheese PG Co- Ordinator Co- Ordinator 9443692478 3. Dr. P.R. Sisir HoD & Academic Co- Ordinator, Member 9443474941 III BHMS 4. Dr.T. Ajayan HoD & Academic Co- Ordinator, 9442365199 IV BHMS Member 5. Dr. Zion Natharaj.P.S Academic Co- Ordinator, I BHMS Member 9486757034 6. Dr.T.K. Jayakumar Academic Co- Ordinator, I BHMS Member 9443693619 Deputy Warden(Staff) (Gents Hostel) 7. Dr. L. Girija Deputy Warden(Staff) (Ladies Hostel) Member 9442382082 8. Mr. Sindhu Kumar (Revenue Dept.) Member 9486418188 9. Mr.D. Vijayaraj (Police Dept.) Member 9498197323 10. Mr. Lazar (Local Media) Member 9443002750 11. Mr. Sasikumar NGO Member 9443730961 12. Mr. V. Srisuthan Parent Member 9443606685 13. Krishna Priya Das Jr.Student Member 7909221103 14. Tejas Vikas Sr.Student Member 8870917529 ANTI - RAGGING SQUAD Sl.No Name Designation Phone 1. Dr.Winston Vargheese Co- Ordinator, Disciplinary & Vigilance Committee 9443692478 2. Dr.V.Sathish Kumar Co- Ordinator, Code of conduct Monitoring Committee 9443558483 3. Dr.T.K.Jayakumar Deputy Warden(Staff) (Gents Hostel) 9443693619 4. Dr.L.Girija Deputy Warden(Staff) (Ladies Hostel) 9442382082 • Police station (Kulasekharam) 04651- 277630 • Fire (Kulasekharam) 04651-277699 • Ambulance 108 • For emergency services 112 (ambulance, fire & rescue, police) • Women Helpline Number 1091
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