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National Conference on Information for all: Changing Role of Public Libraries in Digital India Innovatives (NCIFA) RANKING AND PERFORMANCE OF UNIVERSITIES IN TAMIL NADU BASED ON PUBLICATIONS, CITATIONS AND INDEXES Dr. Surulinathi,M. Abstract This study examines the growth of Publications, Citation ranking, and h-index of Universities in Tamilnadu. Web of Science database provides significantly more coverage of University publications and generate the Citations, Self Citations, Average Citation per Article. During 1989-2016 Universities have contributed 39336 Publications and received 3,73,843 Citations including 2,74327 Citing articles. 288 papers are cited more than 100 times and the range of Self Citations is 5% to 20 Percentage. An average citation per Article 9.50 was observed among Universities are involved the research domains. The bibliometric/Scientometric studies are frequently used to assess the research publications and to generate citations referred enlighten the following facts: The analysis of the growth of contributions, Citations and collaborations. Keyword: Scientometrics; Bibliometrics; H-index; Citations; i10 Index Introduction Today, the focus is increasingly shifting from whether a researcher has published a paper in peer reviewed journals and index databases and how the publications are cited by and the impact that piece of research has on the scientific community and the world at large. Researchers are faced with increasing pressure to get published. Clearly, there is a lot at stake in the assessment of research quality for both individuals, Institutions, countries based on Citations, Average citations per Article and H-index. Information scientists are turning more and more to citation analysis for objective parameters of impact assessment. There are databases that rank universities by considering their overall research output through criteria such as citable documents, citations per document, and total citations. These metrics help determine which universities have the most and/or best scientific output. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY • To identify the University wise distribution of Publications • To Know the Citable documents • To know the citation and Self Citations • To find out the H-index of the University • To identify the Average Citation Per article of the Universities • To find the Highly cited papers from University • To find the i10 index and more than 100 citation papers ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION Ranking of Universities based on Publications The rank of top Universities are listed in the below table 1. It gives the most productive university with Citations and H-index. From the table 1, it is seen that Anna University top in the list with the highest number of articles 9376 followed by University of Madras with a share of 7962, Annamalai University with 5720, Madurai Kamaraj University with 3473 and Bharathidasan University occupy the 4th position with 3471 publications and verge of equating MK University just short of 2 publications. Table 1 shows that Ranking of Universit ies based on Publications University Publications Rank Citations H-index Anna University 9376 1 87426 91 University of Madras 7962 2 75621 81 Annamalai University 5720 3 56196 72 Madurai Kamaraj University 3473 4 33417 61 Bharathidasan university 3471 5 36621 70 Bharathiar University 3436 6 36078 67 Alagappa University 1768 7 17390 50 Tamilnadu Agriculture University 1717 8 11862 46 Periyar University 943 9 6345 32 M.S. University 799 10 4650 28 Gandhigram Rural University 411 11 6799 40 Thiruvalluvar University 143 12 841 13 Central University Tamil Nadu 90 13 558 14 Mother T erasa University 27 14 39 3 407 National Conference on Information for all: Changing Role of Public Libraries in Digital India Innovatives (NCIFA) Universities and Citations It clearly shows that publications and citations from Anna university is the highest number with 87426 Citations for 9376 Publications followed by University of Madras with 75621 citations for 7962 Publications, Annamalai University with 56196 Citations for 5720 Publications, Bharathidasan University with 36621 Citations for 3471 Publications. Table 2 shows that university wise distribution of Citations University Publications Citations 1 Anna University 9376 87426 2 University of Madras 7962 75621 3 Annamalai University 5720 56196 4 Bharathidasan university 3471 36621 5 Bharathiar University 3436 36078 6 Madurai Kamaraj University 3473 33417 7 Alagappa University 1768 17390 8 Tamilnadu Agriculture University 1717 11862 9 Gandhigram Rural University 411 6799 10 Periyar University 943 6345 11 M.S. University 799 4650 12 Thiruvalluvar University 143 841 13 Central University Tamil nadu 90 558 14 Mother T erasa University 27 39 Self Citation of Universities in Tamilnadu Table 3 indicates that the University wise distribution of research output and Self citation during 1989-2016. Universities have contributed 39336 Publications and received 3,73,843 Citations. Annamalai University stood in the first place with the 19.05% (10,703 SC) of self citations out 56, 196 citations followed by Bharathidasan University with 17.82% (6525 SC) of self citations, Periyar University with 17.37% (1102 SC), and Madurai Kamaraj University with 16.93% (5657 SC). The remaining universities are listed in the below table 3. Table 3 shows that Self Citations of Universities in Tamilnadu University Publications Rank Citations Self % of Self Citations Citations Annamalai University 5720 1 56196 10703 19.05 Bharathidasan university 3471 2 36621 6525 17.82 Periyar University 943 3 6345 1102 17.37 Madurai Kamaraj University 3473 4 33417 5657 16.93 Thiruvalluvar University 143 5 841 125 14.86 M.S. University 799 6 4650 676 14.54 Bharathiar University 3436 7 36078 5051 14.00 University of Madras 7962 8 75621 9925 13.12 Alagappa University 1768 9 17390 2243 12.90 Anna University 9376 10 87426 9646 11.03 Tamilnadu Agriculture 1717 11 11862 University 982 8.28 Gandhigram Rural University 411 12 6799 563 8.28 Central University Tamilnadu 90 13 558 46 8.24 Mother terasa University 27 14 39 2 5.13 University wise Citing Articles Table 4 depicts ranking of Universities in Tamilnadu by number of Publications and their Citing articles. The first rank goes to Anna University with 65,806 citing articles followed by University of Madras with 57595 citing articles, Annamalai University with 37801 citing documents, Bharathiar University with 25718 and Bharathidasan with 24920 citing articles and remaining universities citing articles are listed in the below table. 408 National Conference on Information for all: Changing Role of Public Libraries in Digital India Innovatives (NCIFA) Table 4 shows that university wise distribution of Citing Articles Rank University Publications Citing Articles 1 Anna University 9376 65806 2 University of Madras 7962 57595 3 Annamalai University 5720 37801 4 Bharathiar University 3436 25718 5 Bharathidasan university 3471 24920 6 Madurai Kamaraj University 3473 24900 7 Alagappa University 1768 13200 8 Tamilnadu Agriculture University 1717 9829 9 Periyar University 943 4776 10 Gandhigram Rural University 411 4693 11 M.S. University 799 3884 12 Thiruvalluvar University 143 703 13 Central University Tamil nadu 90 464 14 Mother Terasa University 27 38 University wise Average Citation per Item It is observed that Gandhi Gram Rural University ranked first with 16.54 Average Citation per item followed by Bharathidasan University with 10.55, Bharathiar University with 10.50 Average Citation per item and Alagappa University with 9.84 Average Citation per item. Table 5 shows that University wise Average Citation Per item Rank University Publications Citations Average Citation per Item 1 Gandhigram Rural University 411 6799 16.54 2 Bharathidasan university 3471 36621 10.55 3 Bharathiar University 3436 36078 10.50 4 Alagappa University 1768 17390 9.84 5 Annamalai University 5720 56196 9.82 6 Madurai Kamaraj University 3473 33417 9.62 7 University of Madras 7962 75621 9.50 8 Anna University 9376 87426 9.32 9 Tamilnadu Agriculture University 1717 11862 6.91 10 Periyar University 943 6345 6.73 11 Central University Tamil Nadu 90 558 6.20 12 Thiruvalluvar University 143 841 5.88 13 M.S. University 799 4650 5.82 14 Mother T erasa University 27 39 1.44 University wise H-index Table 6 attempts to measure both productivity and citation impact of the publications of Universities. Anna University is ranked first place with the highest number of h-index with 91 followed by University of madras with 81 h-index, Annamalai university with 72 h-index and Bharathidasan University with 70 h-index. Table 6 shows that university wise distribution of H-index Rank Un iversity Publications Citations H-index 1 Anna University 9376 87426 91 2 University of Madras 7962 75621 81 3 Annamalai University 5720 56196 72 4 Bharathidasan university 3471 36621 70 409 National Conference on Information for all: Changing Role of Public Libraries in Digital India Innovatives (NCIFA) University wise Highest Citations Highly Cited paper is identified through paper are arranged in descending order top ranked paper defined as the highest cited paper of the University. 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    STAFF PROFILE (use Times New Roman Font size 11 or 12) Name : Dr.V. SRIMAN NARAYANAN, Designation : Assistant Professor Date of Entry into Service : (i) in the institution : 20/02/2008 (ii) in the present post : 20/02/2008 E-mail : [email protected] Mobile (Optional) : 99523 16348 / 94895 16348 Education : M.A., M.PHIL, PHD Areas of specialization : 1. Agricultural Economics 2. Public Finance Projects undertaken Title of the Name of the Duration Completed/Ongoing Amount Remarks Project funding Agency -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- Seminars Organized Title of the Date Sponsoring National/State/ Co-ordinator/ Seminar/Conference/Workshop Agency International Convener Poor Economics – Rethinking 5th Jan UGC National Co-ordinator Poverty and the ways to end it 2012 FDI in Service Sector in India 1st Sep UGC National Co- ordinator 2014 Seminars, Workshop and Conferences Paper Presented Title of the Sponsoring National/State/ Organization in Date Seminar/Conference/Workshop Agency International which attended Need and Prospects of 23-24 Sept UGC National Level Environmental Impact Assessment 2004. Sponsored Erode Arts College, Erode. Issues in a Global Economy 12th National Level Department of Dec.2005 Economics, Arul Anandar College, Karumathur. Human Rights and Environment 28th Feb UGC State Level Mannar Thirumalai &1st March Sponsored Naicker College, 2006 Madurai. The working of Micro Financial 27th & 28th Centre For State Level Arumugam Pillai Institutions in India – A Critical Aug.2008. Research, Seethai Ammal Analysis Dept. of College, Tirupattur. Economics Sree Saraswathi Small Scale Industrial Sickness and .17th ICSSR & National Level Thyagaraja College, Rehabilitation – An Analysis Oct.2008 SIDBI Pollachi. Housing Programmes for the poor – 15th & 16th UGC National Level Erode Arts College, Shifting Priorities Sept.2009 Sponsored Erode Micro Credit for Sustainable Rural 24th & 25th UGC National Level Development Sponsored Devanga Arts College, Sept.