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Self-Study Report GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA Department of Collegiate Education GOVERNMENT FIRST GRADE COLLEGE GUNDLUPET CHAMARAJANAGARA DISTRICT-571111 Self-Study Report Submitted to NAAC Accreditation Council 2015 DECLARATION I declare that the contents presented in this self study report are true to the best of my knowledge. This report is prepared through sincere efforts putting by our NAAC coordinator K. ChandraShekar office staff and steering committee. I am aware that this report will be assessed by the peer committee for accreditation. Prof. Shivananjegowda Principal Government First Grade College Gundlupet Chamarajanagara District-571111 CONTENTS Sl. No. Title Page No. 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1-4 2. PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE 5-13 3. CRITERION-WISE ANALYTICAL REPORT 4. I. CURRICULAR ASPECTS 14-25 5. II. TEACHING – LEARNING AND EVALUATION 26-53 6. III. RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION 54-68 7. IV. INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES 69-81 8. V. STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION 82-92 9. VI. GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 93-112 10. VII. INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES 113-117 11. EVALUATIVE REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENTS 118-184 12. ANNEXURE DOCUMENTS 185-191 13. PHOTOS 192-197 STEERING COMMITTEE 1. Prof.Shivananjegowda Chairman Principal 2. K.ChandraShekar NAAC-Coordinator 3. Roopa.D IQAC Coordinator 4. Prof.K.Chamaraju Member 5. Manjula.A.C Member 6. Ravi Kumar.N Member 7. Dr.Hemalatha.H.R Member 8. Mallesh.G Member 9. Ganesh Member 10. SrinivasNayak Member EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Government First Grade College, Gundlupete to complete achieve excellence through confidence and to make them intellectual human resources in its graceful realization a good vision through knowledge of dissemination and value based holistic instruction. The institution offers 4 UG programmes (Arts, Commerce and Science) affiliated to Mysore University and Department of collegiate Education, Government of Karnataka. In academic matters and curriculum design and development done by Mysore University, an important contributor to the development of educative for students with the motive of making them to become productive and responsible global citizens. It had its humble beginning in May 2007 with the strength of 350 students the government has released grants for the construction of the college building in the year 2010-11. The new building houses principal office the arts, commerce and science class rooms, the science laboratory and library for the students. Though the college has got new building the available rooms are not enough. Due to that reason the college has been conducting the classes in the minor irrigation old building also. 1. Curricular aspects The strength of the institution is its qualified and committed faculty members, industrious administrative staff the various programmes and cells self funded by the state government. Good academic ambience and the enthusiastic students. The college has always been in the front line in fulfilling its social objectives in terms of educational attainments and reducing quality individuals. The strength of the students is 1231 in 2015-16. And strength of the faculty is Permanent teaching staff 12 and 5 Non-Teaching staff and 60 Guest faculties. Some of the faculty member have M. Phil. Degree and qualified in the NET/SLET examinations. The institution has high profiled 01 associate and 11 assistant professors and 01 doctorate holder and librarian and sports and some of the events adopt our institution. The institute has research group to promote research activities in the college and encourages to conduct of research by staff and students some teachers of our college presented papers in the national and international levels and all the departments organised departmental seminars and also participate in the different seminar programmes attend by our faculty members. GFGC Gundlupet, Self Study Report-2015 1 The college library has good numbers of useful books for the existing strength of students. Library has a temporary arranged reading room is facilitated in the library itself. More than 10 students can refer the books at a time. Notice board and complaint box is also facilitated to the students. The class rooms are well furnished provided with black and white board, desk and chairs. IQAC and different cells are given a separate space accommodation from college. And every department has a defined action plan. The college has NSS and Scouts and Guides, Red Cross Units, Gandhi study centers and Naipunya Nidhi and colligate education which programme announced on that programmes units and the college is applying and sanction demand for the NCC unit. The college has sports facility, the department of physical education has outdoor and indoor games facility. It has sports facilities like volley ball, badminton, through ball, Kabaddi minimum needs courts. The college has university level representing students, secured university championship and Zonal level championship in all games. As a majority of the students come from agricultural background. They have been thought by the department of the economics in the seminar that agricultural produce have not to be wasted either as an excess produce or unwanted produce. In order to create the awareness about Indian heritage every year we take the interested students to historical places from the department of history. These curricular activities regulating organized in every academic year. Categorical profile of the students reveals more than 92 % of the students studying in the college come under SC/ST. remaining 08 % are other categories. Nearly 92 % of the pass out students in different years have joined PG, B.Ed, B.PEd, and LLB courses. A few of them are working has lectures. Many of the students have completed their NET/SLET. 2. Teaching - Learning & Evaluation Government First Grade College, Gundlupete maintains a student conductive quality education and student empowerment maximum students enrolment the admission committee selecting right course for the students. And also our service academic personal and social levels contributes “Peer group learning” helps slow learners where the advanced learners act as peer teachers and help the slow learners. Strict attendance to Bio-metric, work diary and student attendance maintain our faculty member. Our college maintain the education rules and regulations, and GFGC Gundlupet, Self Study Report-2015 2 valuable subject teaching by our teachers and each teachers conducted by the student test, seminars and internal exams. 3. Research, Consultancy & extension The institution has to its credit 01 Ph.D. holder, 07 M.Phil. holders, 03 NET/SLET holders. The Research team has been engaged in encouraging students to write synopsis and research proposals through conducting field surveys and visit libraries and research centres. Some of the departments have signed collaborations with institutions/NGOs to organize workshops. And the faculties are invited as resource persons giving a special lecture programmes. 4. Infrastructure and learning resources The college is a government institution and there are no provisions to college higher fees other than allotted by the government. The whole budget depends on allotment by government. The Principal and CDC has taken maximum efforts to minimize equip classrooms for more than 1231 students, staff rooms, library, sports, IQAC, NSS/Scouts and Guides, Computer lab which are extensively used for effective teaching-learning. The institution arrange minimum utilization of playgrounds and Audio-Visual programmes arranged by classrooms. The college situated 02 kms away from the town, the college administrative for the two areas one minor irrigation old building and own building constructed by few rooms. So both campus do classes and also our students plantation for the both areas and maintain the two areas. 5. Student support and progression The students effective welfare mechanism functions in the college. Financial assistance in the form of scholarship/fee concessions and girls get the fee exceptions students due to financial constraints. The amount of scholarship disbursed is increasing year by year. Student welfare cell, anti-ragging, anti-sexual harassment and student counseling cell are effectively functioning in the campus. Some students participate in NSS/Scouts and guides and sports to improve their skills. And also write competitive exams, the success of which is indicated in employment of students. Post Graduation GFGC Gundlupet, Self Study Report-2015 3 centres nearby but most of the students prefer B.Ed. and another job oriented courses. The college has formed the Alumni association few old students support system for the new students. 6. Governance, leadership and management The college maintained by the Department of Collegiate Education, Government of Karnataka. The academic and administrative with a stated quality policy which the IQAC has an important role to play and the college CDC meet regularly to distribute funds collected by the CDF. The institution is a democratic in its functioning of duties and responsibilities including all stakeholders. The Principal communicated with higher authorities the infrastructural and other needs of the college and properly utilize the funds for overall development. The college has a college development committee headed by honorable M.L.A Sri. H. S. Mahadevaprasad, College Development Committee President and District in charge minister, Chamarajanagara District. 7. Innovations & Best practices The college has always encouraged new innovations as a culture.
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