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Agenda of Twelfth Academic Council Meeting SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK ROSHNI NILAYA, MANGALURU – 575 002 Autonomous College under Mangalore University College with Potential for Excellence Re-Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade (3rd Cycle) Ph: 0824 – 2435791 Fax: 0824 - 2436720 Website: www.sswroshni.in E-Mail: [email protected] AGENDA OF TWELFTH ACADEMIC COUNCIL MEETING Date : Thursday, February 21, 2019 Time : 2.30 p.m. Venue : Board Room, Adelaide Library Block School of Social Work Mangalore – 575 002 1 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Roshni Nilaya, Mangaluru – 575 002 Autonomous College under Mangalore University College with Potential for Excellence Re-Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade [3rd Cycle] TWELFTH ACADEMIC COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 AT 2.30 P.M. Venue: Board Room, Adelaide Library Block AGENDA Item No. Agenda Item Details Page Nos. No.1/SSW/AC/12/19 Approval of Proceedings of the various Boards of Studies – UG / PG 1 (a) Proceedings of BOS – English, Revised Syllabus, Syllabus for 1 - 62 Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (b) Proceedings of BOS – Hindi, Revised Syllabus, two BOS 63- 86 nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (c) Proceedings of BOS - Kannada, Revised Syllabus, two BOS 87 - 114 nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (d) Proceedings of BOS - French, Revised Syllabus, [Due to dearth 115 – 127 of qualified full time faculty in the neighbouring Universities nomination of two members outside the Parent University to the BOS in French may be exempted]. 1 (e) Proceedings of BOS - Criminology, Revised Syllabus, 128 - 161 Syllabus for Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (f) Proceedings of BOS - Economics, Revised Syllabus, Syllabus 162 - 191 for Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (g) Proceedings of BOS - Psychology, Revised Syllabus, Syllabus 192 - 221 for Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (h) Proceedings of BOS - Rural Development, Revised Syllabus, 222 - 255 Syllabus for Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 2 1 (i) Proceedings of BOS - Secretarial Practice, Revised Syllabus, 256 - 284 [Since this subject is not taught in any of the neighbouring Universities nomination of two members outside the Parent University to the BOS in Secretarial Practice may be exempted]. 1 (j) Proceedings of BOS - Sociology, Revised Syllabus, Syllabus 285 - 314 for Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (k) Proceedings of BOS - Foundation Course, Revised Syllabus, 315 - 331 Syllabus for Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (l) Proceedings of BOS - BSW, Revised Syllabus, Syllabus for 332 - 416 Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (m) Proceedings of BOS - MSW, Revised Syllabus, Syllabus for 417- 498 Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (n) Proceedings of BOS – MSc (Counselling), Revised Syllabus, 499-530 Syllabus for Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. 1 (o) Proceedings of BOS – MSc (Criminology & Forensic Science), 531-578 Revised Syllabus, Syllabus for Elective, two BOS nominees outside Parent University as per UGC Autonomy Regulations. No.2/SSW/AC/12/19 a) List of eligible candidates recommended to the University for the award of Master of Social Work Degree – M.S.W. [2016 579-587 – 2018 Batch] b) List of eligible candidates recommended to the University for the award of Master of Science in Counselling Degree – M.Sc. (Counselling) [2016 – 2018 Batch] c) List of eligible candidates recommended to the University for the award of Master of Science in Criminology and Forensic Science Degree – M.Sc. (CFS) [2016 – 2018 Batch] d) List of eligible candidates recommended to the University for the award of Bachelor of Arts Degree – B.A. [2015 – 2018 Batch] e) List of eligible candidates recommended to the University for the award of Bachelor of Social Work Degree – B.S.W. [2015 – 2018 Batch] 3 No.3/SSW/AC/12/19 Results of the Diploma Courses a) List of candidates awarded Post-Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management – PGDHRM [2017 – 2018 Batch] b) List of candidates awarded Post-Graduate Diploma in Counselling – PGDC [2017 – 2018 Batch] 588-595 c) List of candidates awarded Post-Graduate Diploma in Social Entrepreneurship PGDSE [2017 – 2018 Batch] d) Diploma in Human Resource Management. [DHRM] [2017 – 2018 Batch] e) Certificate Course in Research Methodology. f) List of eligible candidates recommended for the award of Bachelor of Vocational Education in Early Childhood Development –[B.VOC] [2017 – 2018 Batch] No.4/SSW/AC/12/19 Approval of Academic Calendar for B.A. / B.S.W. / M.S.W. / 596 M.Sc. in Counseling / M.Sc. (CFS) for the year 2018 – 19 No.5/SSW/AC/12/19 Any other matter with the permission of the Chair 597 4 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Roshni Nilaya, Mangaluru – 575 002 Autonomous College under Mangalore University College with Potential for Excellence Re-Accredited by NAAC with ‗A‘ Grade – [3rd Cycle] TWELFTH ACADEMIC COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 AT 2.30 P.M. Agenda No. 1(a) /SSW/AC/12/19 Sub: Approval of the Proceedings by the Board of Studies and Revised Syllabus in English for B.A. / B.S.W. Degree Programme. The Proceedings of the BOS meeting held on Saturday 21st July, 2018 is placed before the Academic Council for its consideration and approval. 5 S PART – I PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF STUDIES IN ENGLISH HELD ON SATURDAY 21st JULY, 2018 AT SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK, ROSHNI NILAYA, MANGALORE - 2 MEMBERS: 1. Shobhana N : in the Chair 2. Dr. Shankara Narayana : Member - (University Representative) 3. DR.Malini Hebbar : Member (subject Expert) 4. Alwyn D‘sa : Member - (Subject Expert) 5. Prof. Niveditha Lobo : Member – (Subject Expert) 6. Ms. Rachitha P Cabral : Co-opted Member AGENDA: i.Preparation of Panel of Examiners pertaining to 2018 – 2019 examinations. ii.Assessment and review of I-III-V [2017] Semester Question Papers and results & II-IV-VI [2018] iii.Any other matter. Welcome by the Chairperson. The Agenda tabled for the consideration of the Board. PART – II The Panel of Examiners placed before the Board which the Board hereby approves and recommends for adoption. As required, the Panel of Examiners is drawn separately and forwarded to the Registrar (Evaluation), School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya, in the prescribed format. PART - III Members satisfied with the nature of questions, evaluation techniques and results of Examinations held in the academic year 2017-18 i.e. I-III-V Semester Oct. / Nov. 2017 and II-IV-VI Semester Apr. / May 2018. PART – IV: Any specific issue permitted by the Principal - Not Applicable The Meeting concluded with the Chairperson proposing Vote of thanks. NAME: SIGNATURE: 1. Ms Shobhana N …………Sd/-……………… 2. Dr. Alwyn D‘sa …………Sd/-……………… 3. Dr. Malini Hebbar …………Sd/-……………… 4. Dr. Shankara Narayana ..……… .Sd/-………………. 5. Prof. Rachitha P Cabral …………Sd/-……………… 6. Prof. Niveditha Lobo ………….Sd/-……………… Sd/- Shobhana N. CHAIRPERSON Board of Studies in English 6 ENGLISH [Language] B.A. RESULT ANALYSIS : 2017-2018 Particulars I SEMESTER III SEMESTER No. of Students Appeared 65 50 No. of Students Passed 61 49 No. of Students Failed 4 1 No. of Students Absent - - No. of Students Discontinued - - B.A. DETAILED RESULT ANALYSIS : 2017-2018 Particulars I SEMESTER III SEMESTER 90% & Above 4 9 80% & Above but below 90% 37 20 70% & Above but below 80% 8 5 60% & Above but below 70% 3 3 55% & Above but below 60% 2 3 50% & Above but below 55% 2 3 35% & Above but below 50% 5 6 Below 35% 1 1 Absent 3 - Pass Percentage 93.85 98.00 7 8 ENGLISH [Language] B.A. RESULT ANALYSIS : 2017-2018 Particulars II SEMESTER IV SEMESTER No. of Students Appeared 61 50 No. of Students Passed 60 49 No. of Students Failed 1 1 No. of Students Absent - - No. of Students Discontinued - - B.A. DETAILED RESULT ANALYSIS : 2017-2018 Particulars II SEMESTER IV SEMESTER 90% & Above 2 6 80% & Above but below 90% 24 21 70% & Above but below 80% 16 7 60% & Above but below 70% 12 7 55% & Above but below 60% 3 2 50% & Above but below 55% 2 4 35% & Above but below 50% 1 2 Below 35% 1 - Absent - 1 Pass Percentage 98.36 98.00 9 ENGLISH [Language] B.S.W. RESULT ANALYSIS : 2017-2018 Particulars I SEMESTER III SEMESTER No. of Students Appeared 33 32 No. of Students Passed 31 32 No. of Students Failed 02 NIL No. of Students Absent - NIL No. of Students Discontinued - NIL B.S.W. DETAILED RESULT ANALYSIS : 2017-2018 Particulars I SEMESTER III SEMESTER 90% & Above - 01 80% & Above but below 90% 04 11 70% & Above but below 80% 12 09 60% & Above but below 70% 05 03 55% & Above but below 60% 04 02 50% & Above but below 55% 03 01 35% & Above but below 50% 03 05 Below 35% 02 NIL Absent - NIL Pass Percentage 93.93 100 10 ENGLISH [Language] B.S.W. RESULT ANALYSIS : 2017-2018 Particulars II SEMESTER IV SEMESTER No. of Students Appeared 32 33 No. of Students Passed 30 32 No. of Students Failed 01 1 No. of Students Absent 01 - No. of Students Discontinued - - B.S.W. DETAILED RESULT ANALYSIS : 2017-2018 Particulars I SEMESTER III SEMESTER 90% & Above - - 80% & Above but below 90% 4 4 70% & Above but below 80% 5 11 60% & Above but below 70% 9 3 55% & Above but below 60% 2 NIL 50% & Above but below 55% 5 3 35% & Above but below 50% 4 11 Below 35% 2 1 Absent NIL NIL Pass Percentage 93.75 96.96 11 ENGLISH (OPTIONAL) B.A.
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