Student Handbook
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Managed by: Mata Amritanandamayi Math (Established u/s 3 of UGC Act 1956)
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1 AMMA - on Knowledge 1 “Knowledge is like a river. Its nature is to constantly flow. Wherever it can flow, it does so, nourishing culture. On the other hand, the same knowledge, if devoid of values becomes a source of destruction for the world. When values and knowledge become one, there can be no more powerful instrument for the welfare of humankind. Today, physicists have even begun investigating the possibility that the essential substratum of the manifest universe and the individual are one and the same. We are standing on the threshold of a new era wherein material science and spirituality will move forward hand in hand.”
AMMA’s Prayer 1
“It is AMMA’s prayer that we develop the expansive-mindedness to embrace both scientific knowledge and spiritual wisdom. We can no longer afford to see these two streams of knowledge as flowing in opposite directions. In truth, they complement one another. If we merge these streams, we will find that we are able to create a mighty river-a river whose waters can remove suffering and spread life to all of humanity.”
AMMA’s Desire 2
“AMMA has a desire. Everyone in the world should be able to sleep without fear, at least for one night. Everyone should be able to eat to his or her fill, at least for one day. There should be at least one day when hospitals see no one admitted due to violence. By doing selfless service for at least one day, everyone - from little children to the very elderly - should help raise money for the poor and needy, even if by making toys. It is AMMA’s prayer that at least this small dream be realised.”
AMMA’s Dream 3
“It is a vision of a world in which women and men progress together, a world in which all men respect the fact that, like the two wings of a bird, women and men are of equal value for without the two in perfect balance, humanity cannot progress.”
1. Quotes from AMMA’s special Convocation address at SUNY Buffalo on 25.5.2010 where She was conferred Honorary Doctorate
2. AMMA’s Message on the International Day of Peace, on 21.09.2004.
3. AMMA’s address at the Global Peace Initative of Women Religious and Spiritual Leaders Summit, Palais des Nations, Geneva, on 07.10.2002.
2 Prayer...
aum sri gurubhyo namah harih aum aum saha na vavatu saha nau bhunaktu sahaviryam karavavahai tejaswi navadhitamastu ma vidvisha vahai aum santih santih santih aum asato ma sad gamaya tamaso ma jyotir gamaya mrityor ma amritam gamaya aum santih santih santih aum sarvesham svastir bhavatu sarvesham shantir bhavatu sarvesham purnam bhavatu sarvesham mangalam bhavatu aum santih santih santih aum lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu aum santih santih santih aum purnamada purnamidam purnat purnam udachyate purnasya purnam adaya purnam evavasishyate aum santih santih santih aum sri gurubhyo namah harih aum
3 Theme song
Vande veda mataram Vande deha mataram Vande desa mataram Vande viswa mataram Jaya jaya bharata mata jaya jaya Mata Amritanandamayi Mangalakaarini manjulahaarini Mata Amritanandamayi Vande… Jayatu samasta charaachara bandhu Bhavatu sadaahrti sevana sindhu Manasija vachi sada mama santu Madhurita chintaa vangmadhu gandhi Vande… Maakuru me hrti doshavichaaram Pooraya me hrti dharmavikaaram Paalayamaam akhilaapadatome Dehi sadaa shubha kusalamudaaram Vande…
4 Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham AMRITA SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Academic Administration - University Level
Pro-Chancellor : Brahmachari Abhayamrita Chaithanya Vice-Chancellor : Dr. P. Venkat Rangan Registrar : Dr. K. Sankaran Director - Corporate and : Prof. C. Parameswaran Industry Relations Dean - Engineering : Dr. Sasangan Ramanathan Dean - PG Programmes : Dr. Krishnashree Achuthan Director - Human Resources : Mr. P. Venugopal Chairman - UG Admissions : Br. Anand Shenoi Controller of Examinations : Dr. R. Dhandapani
Academic Administration - Campus Level
Deputy Dean : Dr. S. Mahadevan Deputy Controller of : Dr. P. Krishnakumar Examinations Head - Engineering Research : Dr. Shantanu Bhowmik and Projects Head - Students Affairs : Dr. P. N. Kumar Chairman - Council of Wardens : Prof. S. Ranganathan Head - ICTS : Mr. M. Sreevalsan Chairman - IQAC : Prof. Prashant R Nair
Address Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Amritanagar Post, Ettimadai, Coimbatore 641 112, Tamilnadu - INDIA Telephone: (0422) 2685000 Fax: (0422) 2686274 E-mail: [email protected], URL: www.amrita.edu 5 Contents
1. Amma - Our Inspiration : 07
2. Mata Amritanandamayi Math : 07
3. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham : 07
4. Amrita School of Engineering , Coimbatore : 09
5. University-Level Administration : 12
6. Centers of Excellence : 16
7. Departments : 19
8. Central Library : 61
9. Directorate of Corporate and Industry : 65 Relations (C I R)
10. ICTS : 74
11. Department of Students Welfare : 78
12. General Amenities : 85
13. Hostel - Rules and Regulations : 89
14. Public Transport Timing : 98
15. Academic Calendar 2018 - 2019 : 100
16. Time table : 112
6 1. AMMA - Our inspiration
Satguru Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, affectionately called AMMA by Her devotees, is the embodiment of love and compassion. She devotes every moment of Her life for the suffering humanity. AMMA warmly embraces thousands of people day after day, wiping their tears, offering solace and giving them Her divine guidance. AMMA’s compassion crosses all the barriers of nationality, race, caste and religion. AMMA recommends the path of selfless service and love, exemplified by Her own life.
2. Mata Amritanandamayi Math The Math was established to disseminate the message of AMMA - universal love and selfless service. AMMA says. “There are two kinds of education - education for life and education for livelihood”. It is Her wish to bring the two together, creating professionals in all fields with skills, mental strength and the heart to uplift the world. With this vision the Math has established a vast network of educational institutions throughout India, including Schools in Engineering, Business, Medicine, Pharmacy, Biotechnology and Science & Humanities that provide the most modern education while making the students imbibe the traditional values of Indian Culture.
3. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham was conferred the “Deemed to be University” status under “Section 3 of UGC Act 1956” by the Government of India in 2003. When it was conferred the university status, it was the first to have a multi-disciplinary, multi-campus at the outset. With campuses at Coimbatore, Amritapuri, Kochi, Bangalore and Mysore, Amrita University is emerging as one of the fastest growing institutions of higher learning in the country. The university, which is managed by Mata Amritanandamayi Math, offers over 200 undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in Engineering, Business, Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, Journalism, Biotechnology, Information Technology, Arts and Sciences, Humanities, Health Sciences, Education, Microbiology, Hospital Management, Visual Media Studies, Mass Communication, Social Work, Nanosciences and Ayurveda. Satguru Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (AMMA), one of the foremost humanitarian leaders in the world today, is the Chancellor of the University. The University consists of the following schools: Amrita School of Engineering - Amritapuri, Bengalure, Chennai and Coimbatore Amrita School of Business - Amritapuri, Bengalure and Coimbatore Amrita School of Ayurveda, Amritapuri Amrita School of Arts and Sciences, Amritapuri
7 Amrita School of Arts and Sciences, Kochi Amrita School of Medicine, Kochi Amrita School of Dentistry, Kochi Amrita College of Nursing, Kochi Amrita School of Pharmacy, Kochi Amrita School of Arts and Sciences, Mysore Amrita School of Education, Mysore In addition to these schools, the University also runs programmes in Mass Communication, Social Work, Nanosciences and Amritadarshanam Centre offering programmes in culture and spirituality. Based on the evaluation of all the campuses and programmes by a peer review committee in 2014, the University has been re-accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with “A” grade with a CGPA of 3.4 for all its campuses and programmes. Amrita is ranked as top private university in the National Institution Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranking of Ministry of Human Resources Development (MHRD) published in 2017. In this national ranking, AMRITA is ranked as 8th best University in India. Amrita University has been ranked in the following international ranking lists:
• Amrita - Coimbatore Campus is ranked No.1 in the Swatchata Ranking for Higher Educational Institutions in 2017 & 2018 • Times Higher Education BRICS and Emerging Economies Rankings 2016 rankings Amrita University is ranked as number one private university in India in this international ranking of top universities in 53 countries. Amrita University emerged as No.1 private university in India • Times Higher Education World University Ranking - Asia 2016, Amrita University ranked No. 1 private university in India • Times Higher Education Top 1000 World University Rankings 2015-2016 - AMRITA is ranked in the bracket 601-800 in this international ranking of universities worldwide. Amrita is listed 11th among only 17 Indian Universities that have made it to world rankings and ranked No. 1 in the criteria International Outlook among all Indian universities • Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) BRICS 2015& 2016 rankings, Amrita is ranked number one in the criteria International Faculty among universities in India • Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Asia 2016 rankings - Amrita ranked No.1 private university in India The university continuously collaborates with top US universities including Ivy league universities and top European universities for regular student exchange programs.
8 4. Amrita School of Engineering (ASE) Coimbatore
Amrita School of Engineering (ASE), Coimbatore, is a grooming ground for the future Engineering and IT professionals of the country. It offers Undergraduate (B.Tech), Postgraduate (M.Tech & MSc), Five year Integrated M.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics and Research (Ph. D.) programmes in diverse areas of Engineering and Applied Sciences. It also offers programmes in B. A. (English Language and Literature, Mass Communication), M.A. (Communication), Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism and Master of Social Work. ASE is equipped with the state-of-the-art facilities for education & research. The curriculum is in tune with the rapid advancements in the field of engineering and technology.
ASE is located in a 470 - acre campus at Ettimadai, a serene village at the foothills of the Western Ghats. It is 20 km from Coimbatore on the Coimbatore - Palakkad NH and 3 km from Ettimadai Pirivu. Departments
1. Aerospace Engineering 2. Chemical Engineering & Materials Science 3. Civil Engineering 4. Computer Science & Engineering 5. Electrical & Electronics Engineering 6. Electronics & Communication Engineering 7. Mechanical Engineering 8. English 9. Mathematics 10. Sciences 11. Communication 12. Social Work
9 Centres of Excellence - Coimbatore Campus Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Centre of Excellence in Computational Engineering & Networking Centre of Excellence in Advanced Materials & Green Technologies Amrita Centre for Industrial Research & Innovations (ACIRI)
Programmes - Coimbatore Campus
Undergraduate Engineering Programmes B. Tech.
Aerospace Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Electrical & Electronics Engineering Electronics & Communication Engineering Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Post Graduate Engineering Programmes M.Tech.
Automotive Electronics Automotive Engineering Automotive Systems Bio-Medical Engineering Communication Engineering & Signal Processing Chemical Engineering Computational Engineering & Networking Computer Science & Engineering Computer Vision & Image Processing Control and Instrumentation Cyber Security Embedded Systems 10 Engineering Design Manufacturing Engineering Power Electronics Materials Science & Engineering Remote Sensing & Wireless Sensor Networks Renewable Energy Technologies Structural & Construction Engineering VLSI Design Arts and Sciences Programmes B. A. English Language and Literature Mass Communication M. A. English Language and Literature Communication M. Sc. Physics Chemistry Mathematics Applied Statistics and Data Analytics Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) PG Diploma in Journalism (PGDJ) Integrated Programmes Five Year Integrated M.Sc. (Chemistry) Five Year Integrated M.Sc. (Physics) Five Year Integrated M.Sc. (Mathematics) Five Year Integrated M.Sc (Data Science) Research Programmes Ph.D.
11 5. University - Level Administration Brahmachari Abhayamrita Chaithanya, Pro-Chancellor Office Location : Ashram Office Extn. No. 5101
Office Staff
Mr. C. Chandrakumar Executive Secretary Mr. V. Prabhakaran Administrative Officer
Dr. P. Venkat Rangan, Vice-Chancellor Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5888
Office Staff
Mr. D. Sudhirkumar Manager - Communication & Liaison (Intl.Prog.) Ms. Sandhya Soman Executive Assistant Mr. K. Manojkumar Executive Assistant Mr. Ratheesh V. V Executive Assistant Mr.Vishnu K. Nair Multimedia Developer
Dr. K. Sankaran, Registrar Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5111
Mr. S. Sivesh Kumar Administrative Officer Mr. K.V. Ravi Executive Secretary
Prof. C. Parameswaran, Director - Corporate and Industry Relations Office Location: CIR Block Extn. No. 5004 / 5005 Mr. K. Suresh Executive Secretary
Dr. R. Dhandapani, Controller of Examinations Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5060
Dr. Sasangan Ramanathan, Dean-Engineering Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No.5502
12 Mr. P. Ramachandran Executive Secretary Mr.Vijay Narayanan Co-ordinator - Public Relations Dr. Krishnashree Achuthan, Dean - PG Programmes Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5118 Ms. Sudha Devi Executive
Mr. P. Venugopal, Director - Human Resources Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5031
Mr. Jeevachandran Manager-HR
Ms. Shakila.V Deputy Manager - HR
Br. Anand Shenoi, Chairman - UG Admissions Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No.5041
Mr. S. Sivesh Kumar Admission Coordinator
Ms. Rekha Menon Admission Executive
Mr. D. Vikneshwaran Administrative Assistant
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Office Location: Academic Block 1
Prof. Prashant R Nair Chairman
13 School - Level Administration Dr. S. Mahadevan, Deputy - Dean Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5501 Ms. V. Sivakami Executive Assistant
Dr. P. Krishna Kumar, Deputy Controller of Examinations Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5063 Mr. Kanagavel K Administrative Officer This office may be contacted for examination related matters, all requests to be routed through the respective Department Chairpersons
Dr. Shantanu Bhowmik, Head - Engineering Research and Projects Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5504
Ms. Subha Viju Menon - Coordinator Academics Office Location: Academic Block I Extn. No. 5515
Dr. P. N. Kumar Head-Students’ Affairs Office Location: Academic Block I Extn. No. 5028
Mr. M. Sreevalsan, Head - Information and Communication Technology Services Office Location: Academic Block I Extn. No. 5333
14 Accounts Section Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5071, 5072 This office co-ordinates matters related to fee collection, issue of receipts for fee payment etc.
Br. Harikumar Manager- Finance Mr. S. Mathiyalagan Manager - Accounts Mr. S. Vinod Kumar Assistant Manager - Accounts Mr. Ramadas V. Nair Accounts Officer Mr. K. Krishnadasan Accounts Officer Mr. M. Venugopalan Accounts Excecutive
Administration Section Office Location: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5505 Students will contact this office for change of address, bonafide certificates, Transfer certificates, statement of fee structure for Bank loan purpose, bonafide for passport, insurance related queries etc.
Mr. G. Sujeevrithan Administration Manager Mr. Hareendran K Panicker Administrative Officer Mr. A P Vijayakumar Senior Executive Ms. S R Umakumaresan Senior Executive
General Administration
Prof. S. Ranganathan Director, Public Relations Extn. No.5052 Mr. N. Ravindran General Manager, Purchase Extn. No.5900 Mr. C.Nandagopal Dy. Manager Extn. No.5195 Mr. P. Ajith Kumar Extn. No.5810 Dy. Manager, General Administration Mr. Mahesh Dy. Manger Extn. No. 5190
15 6. Centres of Excellence Centre of Excellence in Computational Engg. & Networking (CEN) Location of the Office: Ground floor, Central Library Extn. No. 5591
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility
Dr. K. P. Soman Computational Engg, Signal Extn. No. 5590 Processing, Control Engg. Artificial Intelligence
Professor Dr. K. I. Ramachandran Fault diagnosis, Biomedical Extn. No. 5595 Signal and Image Processing Associate Professor Dr. P. K. Krishnan Computational Drug design, Namboori Pharmaceutical engineering, Extn. No. 5592 Bioinformatics, Computational Material Science, Genetic Engg. Assistant Professor Dr. M. Anand Kumar Natural Language Processing, Extn. No. 5594 Text Analytic, Machine Learning and Deep Learning, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence Dr. D Govind Image Processing, Class Advisor - I Extn. No. 5594 Speech processing, CEN & RSWSN Speech Synthesis, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence Dr. P Geetha Remote Sensing and GIS Dept Acadamic Extn. No. 5593 Coordinator Ms. Sowmya V Image Processing in Extn. No. 5591 Pattern Classification, II Year RSWSN Color Image Processing. Mr. Vijayakrishna Menon Big Data, Functional Extn. No. 5591 Programming, NLP, HPC, Data Structures, Machine Learning and Deep Learning 16 Dr. Gopalakrishnan E. A Non-linear Dynamics, Class Advisor - Time Series Analysis, II Year CEN Complex Networks, Early Warning Measures for Catastrophic Transitions Research Associate Mr. Sajith Variyar V V Wireless Sensor Networks, Extn. No. 5591 Robotics, Embedded Systems, Digital Communication, Internet of Things, Autonomous Car Visiting Professor Dr.S.Rajendran Computational Linguistics Extn. No. 5591 Laboratories Name Faculty- in charge Location & Contact No.
Computational Dr. D. Govind Ground Floor, Academic Engineering lab Dr. M. Anand kumar Block II, behind library Ms. V. Sowmya Extn. No. 5594
Software Defined Mr. Sajith Variyar V V Academic Block II, Radio Research lab Third Floor E406 Extn. No. 5591
ISRO Supported Remote Dr. P. Geetha Academic Block II, Sensing and GIS Lab Third Floor E402 Extn. No. 5591
Wireless Control Mr. Sajith Variyar V V Academic Block II, System Lab Third Floor E403 Extn. No. 5591 Autonomous Car Lab Mr.Sajith Variyar V V Main Ground Near MIG SHED
17 TIFAC-CORE in Cyber Security Location of the Office: E Block, Academic Block 2 Extn. No: 5771
Name Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility
Chairperson Dr. M Sethumadhavan Cryptology Extn. No. 5770 Associate Professor Dr. Gireesh Kumar T Machine Learning, Extn. No. 5772 Algorithm and Robotics Assistant Professor Dr. Chungath Srinivasan Cryptology, Coding and (IQAC Co-ordinator) Extn. No. 5771 Information Theory Dr. Sindhu M Cryptology, Blockchain Class Advisor - I Year Extn. No. 5773 Technology Dr.Lakshmy K V Cryptography Extn.No. 5771 Dr.Vasudevan A R Computer Network and Security Extn.No. 5771 Ms. Amritha P P Obfuscation Dept . Academic Extn.No. 5771 Co-ordinator, Class Advisor II Year Mr. Praveen K Visual Cryptography Extn. No. 5773
Laboratories Name Faculty-in charge Location and Contact No.
Cyber Security Mr. Praveen K Academic Block II Lab Extn. No. 5573
VAPT Lab Dr. Chungath Srinivasan Academic Block II Extn.No. 5771
18 Centre for Environmental Studies Location of the Office: Academic Block 3
Name Designation
Dr. V. S. Ramachandran Assistant Professor Extn. No. 5611
Amrita Bio-Medical Engineering and Research Centre (AMBE) Location: Basement of Central Library Extn : 5860/5861
Name Designation
Mr. K. Guruvayoorappan Manager Extn. No. 5860 7. Departments Department of Aerospace Engineering Location of the Office: Third Floor, Academic Block 1 Contact No. 5571
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility Dr. J. Chandrasekhar Flight Dynamics and Simulation, Extn. No. 5570 Control Theory Avionics Professor Dr. Shantanu Bhowmik High Performance Polymers for Head-Engg. Research Extn. No. 5504 Space and Nuclear Application, and Projects Adhesion and Adhesive Joints for Space Application
Distinguished Faculty Wg. Cdr. (Rtd.) Tropical Architecture, Department Counselor T. V. K. Sushil Kumar UAV Simulation, Avionics Extn. No. 5574
19 Associate Professor
Dr. Vayalakkara Sivadas Theoretical Characterization Class Advisor - III year Extn. No. 5575 of Liquid Sheet Instability. Experimental Studies of Sprays. Aerodynamics Optimization Studies
Dr. V. Sivakumar Development of Composite Class Advisor - I year Extn. No. 5573 Materials and Mechanics, Stress Analysis.
Dr. A. R. Srikrishnan Advanced Propulsion Systems, Class Advisor -IV year Extn. No. 5572 Heat Transfer Applied Computational Fluid Dynamics
Assistant Professor
Dr. Balajee Computational Fluid Dynamics, Dept. Academic Ramakrishnananda High Performance Computing, Coordinator Extn. No. 5574 Wind Turbine Aerodynamics, MAV Aerodynamics
Dr. Vaitla Laxman Structural Dynamics, Extn. No 5574 Rotary Wing Aero Elasticity
Dr. R. Kannan Aerodynamics, Propulsion Class Advisor - I year Extn. No. 5574
Mr. Rajesh Morphing Studies, MAV and Senthil Kumar T UAV Aerodynamics Bird Extn.No.5574 Aerodynamics, Aircraft Design, CFD
Dr. Nandu Gopan Discrete Element Method, Extn.No.: 5574 Molecular Dynamics, Granular Flows, Multi-scale Modeling
Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty-in charge Location and Contact No.
Aerodynamics Lab Dr. J. Chandrasekhar Aerospace Lab (Near Main Ground) - Extn. No.5570 / 5579 20 Aerostructures Lab Dr. J. Chandrasekhar Aerospace Lab (Near Main Ground) Extn.No. 5570 / 5579
Aircraft Design Lab Dr. J. Chandrasekhar Aerospace Lab (Near Main Ground) Extn.No. 5570 / 5579
Propulsion Lab Dr. J. Chandrasekhar Aerospace Lab (Near Main Ground) Extn.No. 5570 / 5579
On Job Training Hanger Dr. J. Chandrasekhar MIG Shed (Near Main Ground) Extn.No. 5570 / 5579
Department of Chemical Engineering & Material Science Location of the office: Third Floor, Academic Block I1 Extn. No. 5551
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility Prof. R. Subba Rao Materials and Extn. No. 5550 Technology Development
Professor
Dr. Sasangan Ramanathan Surface Science, Catalysis, Dean-Engineering Material Science, VLSI Dr. Krishnashree Achuthan Material Science, Dean-PG Programme Electrochemistry Dr. Sriram Devanathan Statistical Modeling & Extn. No. 6660 Analysis; Low cost & Sustainable Technologies
Dr. K. Jayanarayanan Multiscale Polymer Composites, Class Advisor Extn. No. 5554 Nanocomposites for Radiation III year Resistant applications, Polymer Process Optimization
21 Dr. Murali Rangarajan Electrochemical Engineering, Department Counselor Extn. No. 5563 Nanomaterials, Water Quality Monitoring and Treatment, Modeling and Simulation, Signal and Image Processing
Research Professor
Dr. Sankar Prasad Bhuniya Image Guided Drug Delivery Extn. No. 6082 Molecular Probe Development
Associate Professor
Dr. Nikhil K. Kothurkar Nanomaterials and Extn. No. 5557 Nanocomposites, Microwave Student Counselor Absorbing materials, Conductive Coatings, Sustainable Technologies, Education for Sustainable Development Dr. Meera Balachandran Polymer Blends, Composites Class Advisor - IV Year Extn. No. 5552 and Nanocomposites, Polymer Nanodielectrics, Rubber Technology, Statistical Modeling and Optimization of Polymer Systems Dr. Maya Mahajan Biodiversity, Sustainable Extn. No. 5613 Development Dr. Udaya Bhaskar Catalysis, Reaction Engineering, Class Advisor - II Year Reddy Ragula Process Intensification Extn. No. 5563 Dr. Duraisamy Solar Energy Conversion Kumaresan Materials, Solar Cell Technologies, Extn. No. 6661 Organic-inorganic hybrid Nanostructures and Nanocomposites
Assistant Professor
Dr. M. Kannan Polymer materials, Extn. No. 5557 Nanotechnology: Dielectric Materials, Material Characterization 22 Mr. Vinoj Vasu Polymer Materials, Extn. No. 5557 Computational Material Modelling and Simulation Dr. R. Krishna Prasad iodiesel, Delignification of Class Advisor - I Year Extn. No. 5557 Wood Pulp Ms. S. Sindhu Biomass gasification, Dept. Academic Extn. No. 5557 Drug discovery Coordinator Class Advisor - I Year Ms. Rasana N Polymer Hybrid Composites Dept. Academic Extn. No. 5557 Coordinator Class Advisor - II Year Dr. Nithya K Sorption and Bioremediation, Class Advisor - III Year Extn. No. 5557 Sustainability & Green Engineering Dr. P. P. Nikhil Raj Sustainability Science, Hydrometeorology,GIS and RS based ecological/environmental studies, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA),Ecological history and Environmental economics.
Dr. S. Rajendra Kumar Environmental Planning & Impact Assessment, School Sanitaion, Sustainable Sanitaion, Pollution Analysis & Control, Waste Management, Sustainable Development, Natural Resource Management, Habitat Restoration, Plant and Environment Relationships and Plant Community Studies.
Dr. Mahendra Naktuji Energy Storage Systems, Nandanwar Modelling and simulations
Dr. Thirugnasambandam Hydrogen Storage & Production, Class advisor Electrochemistry, Photocatalysis, PG I year Energy storage materials
23 Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty- in charge Location & Contact No. Material Performance Dr. K Jayanarayanan / Academic Block II Analysis Lab Dr. Kumaresan D Extn. No. 6660
Mechanical Operations Dr. K. Nithya Academic Block I, Polimer Mass Transfer Lab Processing Lab, Extn. No. 5556
Chemical Technology Lab, Dr. M. Kannan Academic Block I, Polimer Reaction Engg. Lab Processing Lab, Extn. No.5556
Chemical Reaction Ms. Sindhu S Academic Block I Extn. No. 5561
Mass Transfer Lab Dr. Meera Balachandran Academic Block I Extn. No. 5561
Material Synthesis Lab Dr. Murali Rangarajan Academic Block II Extn. No. 6660 List of Research Laboratories Name Faculty- in charge Location & Contact No. Nanomaterials Lab Dr. Nikhil Kothurkar Academic block II, Amrita Kripa Lab, 2nd Floor of Library Building Extn. No. 6662
Solar Energy & Dr. Duraisamy Kumaresan Academica Block II, Amrita Optoelectronics Lab Shraddha Lab, 2nd Floor of Library Building Extn. No. 6662
Advanced Functional Dr. Murali Rangarajan Academic block II Materials Lab Extn. No. 6664
Biomaterials Lab Dr. Yamuna R. Academic block II, Amrita Shraddha Lab, 2nd Floor of Library Building Extn. No. 6661
24 Energy Systems & Dr. Udaya Bhaskar Academic block II, Process Intensification Lab Reddy Ragula Amrita Shraddha Lab Extn. No. Extn 5564
Polymers & Dr. Jayanarayanan K. Academic block II, Nanocomposites Lab Dr. Meera B. Amrita Kripa Lab, 2nd Floor of Library Building Extn. No. 5556
Energy Materials & Dr. Thirugnanasambandam M. Academic block II, Amrita Devices Lab Shraddha Lab, Near Academic Block I Extn. No. 5564
Sustainable & Affordable Dr. Sriram Devanathan Academic block II, Amrita Technologies Lab Kripa Lab, 2nd Floor of Library Building Extn. No. 6660
Department of Civil Engineering Location of the Office : Second Floor, Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5581
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility
Dr. K M Mini Structural Analysis and Design, Head - Women’s Extn. No. 5580 Soft Computing Applications in Redressal Cell Structural Engineering, Composite Materials &Structures
Professor
Dr. K B Anand Interlocking Block Masonry, Extn. No. 5584 Climate Responsive Architecture, Resource Optimisation in Construction
Assistant Professor
Dr. Sreevalsa Kolathayar Transportation Seotechnic, ClassAdvisor - III Year Extn. No. 5585 Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering, Seismic Hazard & Risk Assessment
25 Dr. Anilkumar Sharma Ground Improvement, Class Advisor - III Year Extn. No. 5585 Solidification/Stabilization Technology, and Geo-environmental Eng, Geosynthesis natural Disaster prepadness.
Dr.Soundharajan.B Water Resources management Class Advisor - I Year Extn. No. 5585 and Climate Change impacts on Hydrology
Dr.Haridharan.M.K Condition Assessment of Class Advisor - IYear Extn.No.: 5585 Building, Thermal Analysis, Extreme loading on structures, Computational Mechanics, Collapse Analysis, Behaviour of Concrete and prestressed concrete members, Serviceability life of structure.
Ms. Dhanya Sathyan Structural Engineering and Department Extn. No. 5587 Concrete Structures Academic Coordinator
Mr. M. Ananthkumar Finite Element Analysis, Class Advisor - IV Year Extn. No. 5585 Composite Structures, Design and Analysis of Steel Structure, Corrosion Science
Mr. C. Prakash Water Treatment Technologies, Class Advisor - III Year Extn. No. 5585 Environmental Engineering, Sustainable Infrastructures, Environmental Impact accessment.
Mr. P. Rakesh Construction Management & Class Advisor - II M.Tech Extn. No. 5585 Concrete Technology.
Ms. S. Sruthy Analysis of Offshore Structures, Class Advisor - II Year Extn. No. 5587 Design and analysis of Steel structures, Seismic Analysis, Fatigue analysis, Finite Element Analysis.
26 Ms. Poornima V. Structural Engineering and Class Advisor - III Year Extn. No. 5587 Concrete Technology
Mr. R.Ramkrishnan Geotechnical Earthquake Class Advisor - II Year Extn. No. 5585 Engineering, Slope Stability, Soil Erosion
Mr. E. Lalith Prakash Construction Materials and Class Advisor - IVYear Extn. No. 5587 Project Management, Earthquake prepadness assessment, Seismic hazard & Risk Assessment.
Ms. M. Surya Soil Mechanics, Department Counselor, Extn. No. 5585 Soil Stabilization, Ground Class Advisor - I Year Improvement Techniques.
Dr.Mithun Mohan Traffic Engineering, Extn.No.: 5585 Traffic Flow Modelling, Driver Behaviour Analysis.
Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty- in charge Location and Contact No.
Construction Materials Dr.K. B. Anand Near main ground Extn.No:5586
Environmental Mr. C. Prakash Near main ground Engineering Laboratory Extn.No:5589
Geotechnical Laboratory Ms. M. Surya Near main ground Extn.No:5586
Survey Laboratory Mr.R.Ramkrishnan Near main ground Extn.No.5533
Structures Laboratory Ms. Dhanya Sathyan Near main ground Extn.No:5589
Strength of Materials Mr. M. Ananthkumar Near main ground Laboratory Extn.No :5582
27 Department of Computer Science & Engineering Location of the office : Ground, First & Second Floors, Academic Block 3 Extn. No. 5796
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility
Dr. Latha Parameswaran Image Processing, Extn. No. 5790 Information Retrieval
Vice-Chairperson
Dr. P Bagavathi Sivakumar Predictive Analytics Extn. No. 5791
Prof. Prashant R Nair ICT for Supply Chain, Extn. No. 5701 Business Analytics
Professor
Dr. (Col). P N Kumar Agent Based Modelling of Head-Students Affairs Extn. No. 5787 Financial Markets, Data Analytics Dr. N. Radhika Wireless Sensor Networks, Extn. No. 5787 Smart Grids, Mobile Adhoc Networks Dr.Vidhya Information Systems, Balasubramaniam Spatio temporal Databases, Extn.No.6794 Pervasive Systems
Associate Professor
Dr. B. Rajathilagam Signal Processing, Intelligent Extn. No. 5706 Computer Vision, Thermal Imaging, Machine Learning, Deep Learning
Dr. G Jeyakumar Evolutionary Computing, Class Chair - II Year Extn. No. 5713 Artificial Intelligence Class Advisor - II Year A
Dr. T. Senthilkumar Video Analytics, Coordinator - M.Tech Extn. No. 5712 Big Data Analytics Class Advisor -I M.Tech
Dr. C.K. Shyamala Information Security, Department Counselor Extn.No.5793 Distributed Storages
28 Dr. C. Shunmuga Evolutionary Computing Velayutham Extn. No. 5798
Dr. R. Karthi Data Mining, Evolutionary Class Advisor - III Year F Extn.No.4111 Computing
Dr. Ganesh Neelakanta Cloud Computing, Internet of Iyer Things, Game Theory, Extn.No.5715 Edge Computing, Handling Conflicting Situations and Enforcing Cooperations.
Assistant Professor
Ms.V. Kamalaveni Image Processing, Database Extn.No.5703 System, Network Security
Dr.N. Lalithamani Biometrics, Information Extn.No.5795 Retrieval, Database
Dr.S. Thangavelu Evolutionary Algorithms, Class Chair - IVYear Extn.No.5703 Database systems Class Advisor- IV Year C
Dr.N. Harini Security, Web Technology Class Advisor- II Year E Extn.No.5703 Ms.K.Nalinadevi Software Design Networks, Class Advisor III Year B Extn.No.5793 Information Retrieval Dr.D. Venkataraman Image Processing, FOSS Department Counselor Extn.No.5793 Dr. S. Padmavathi Digital Image Processing, Class Chair - III Year Extn.No.5795 Pattern Recognition Class Advisor -III Year B
Dr.M.Senthilkumar Mobile IP, Wireless Networks, Class Chair - I Year Extn.No.5792 Information Security Class Advisor - I Year D Dr. R.Gowtham Web Security, Semantic Web, Extn.No.5703 Internet Computing
29 Dr. K.V. Shriram Embedded Systems, AR-VR Class Advisor - I Year E Extn.No.5703
Dr.P.Prakash Cloud Computing Advisor - I Year A Extn.No.5795 Dr. Priyanka Kumar Distributed Computing, Class Advisor - II Year E Extn.No.5793 Internet of Things, Big Data Analytics
Dr.T.R. Swapna Medical Imaging, Extn.No.5795 Machine Learning
Ms. Bindu K.R. Information Retrieval, Class Advisor - III Year C Extn.No.5793 Grid Computing Class Advisor-II Year C Dept. Academic coordinator (2016 Batch)
Ms.P. Subathra Data Mining, Machine Class Co-Chair - III Year Extn.No.5795 learning, Big Data Analytics Class Advisor - IIIYear C
Ms. R.R. Sathiya Data Mining, Big Data Analytics Class Advisor -I Year C Extn.No.5703
Ms. R.Aarthi Image Processing, Computer Class Advisor - II Year F Extn.No.5793 Vision, Visual attention System
Mr.C. Arunkumar Bioinformatics Extn.No.5793
Mr.B.A Sabarish Data Mining, Pattern Class Advisor - I Year C Extn.No.5703 Recognition
Mr. A Baskar Computer Vision, Class Advisor - III Year A Extn.No.5795 Machine Learning
Dr.V. Anantha Narayanan Wireless Networks, Coordinator - M.Tech Extn.No.5703 Mobile Computing Class Advisor II M.Tech Ms.S. Shanmuga Priya Pattern Recognition, Class Advisor - IV Year B Extn.No.5703 Data Mining, Computer Networks Ms.D. Bharathi Evolutionary Computation, Class Advisor - I Year E Extn.No.5795 Image Processing Mr. K. Raghesh Krishnan Bio Medical Image Analysis Class Co-Chair - IV Year Extn.No.5793 Class Advisor - IV Year A
30 Mr. J.Govindarajan Wireless and Mobile Networks, Class Advisor-III Year D Extn.No.5794 Computer Networks, Software Engineering Ms. M Prathilothamai Big Data and Semantic Web Class Advisor - II Year D Extn.No.5795 Mr. A.K.Sumesh IoT based systems, Class Advisor - IV Year B Extn.No.5796 Embedded Programming Ms. Sini Raj Pulari Machine Learning, Extn.No. 5794 Information Rectrival, Natural language Processing, Recommender Systems Ms. Dhanya M Evolutionary Computing, Class Advisor - III Year E Dhanalakshmy Image Processing Extn.No.5703 Ms. K.P. Jevitha Web Security, Application Class Advisor - II Year B Extn.No.5773 Security, Formal Methods Ms.U.M. Ramya Big Data and Predictive Analytics Class Advisor - I IYear B Extn.No.5796 Ms.P. Malathi Image Steganography, Class Advisor - IV Year E Extn.No.5795 Image Processing, Pattern Recognition Ms.R. Manjusha Image Processing, Extn.No.5795 Video Analytics Ms.T. Bagyammal Image processing, Class Advisor - IVYear D Extn.No.5795 Computer Vision, Visual attention System Ms.R Sujee Pattern Recognition, Class Advisor - IVYear A Extn.No.5795 Image and Video Processing Ms.K. Abirami Network Security, IoT Class Advisor -IV Year D Extn.No.5792 Dept. Academic coordinator (2015 Batch) Ms.G. Radhika Biometric, Video Processing Dept. Academic Extn.No.5703 and Big data coordinator of Pass out students
31 Mr. Ritwik M Information Security, Class Co-Chair - II Year Extn.No.5793 Data Analytics, Class Advisor - II Year C Pervasive Systems, Network Security, Quantum Computing, Malware Analysis. Ms.R. Archanaa Machine Learning, Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No.5794 Semantic Web Ms. Sikha O K Image Processing, Class Advisor - IV Year C Extn.No.5794 Big Data Analytics Ms.R. Archana Devi Android Security, Class Advisor - III Year E Extn.No.5795 Information Security. Ms. Anupa Vijai Image Processing, Class Advisor - II Year A Extn.No.5794 Computer Vision Dept. Academic Co ordinator (2017Batch) Ms. Dhanya N M Cloud Computing, NLP, Class Advisor - IV Year B Extn.No.5793 Android Application Development, Machine Learning Ms. Anisha Radhakrishnan Image Processing, Class Advisor - II Year C Extn.No.5794 Medical Imaging Ms. Suchitra M Image Processing, Extn.No.5703 Bio Informatics. Ms. Vidhya S Image Processing, Class Advisor - I Year D Extn.No.5792 Bio-metrics,Big data Dept. Academic Co ordinator (2018 Batch) Mr. Vamsee Krishna Web Security, Recommendation Class Advisor - I Year B Mr. Kiran M Systems, Semantic Web. Extn.No.5792 Mr. Dayanand V Brain Computer Interfacing, Class Advisor - IV Year E Extn.No.5792 Machine Learning Ms. Gayathri V Image Processing Class Advisor - I Year B Extn.No.5795 Ms. C Selvi Machine Learning, I CSE E Class Advisor Extn.No.5703 Predictive Analytics, Sentiment Analysis, Recommender Systems 32 Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty- in charge Location and Contact No.
Amrita-Cognizant Mr. A Baskar Academic Block 3 Innovation First Floor - D201 Extn. No. 5710
Amrita Multi-Dimensional Dr. Vidhya Balasubramanian Academic Block 3 Data Analytics (AmuDa) Ground Floor - D103 Laboratory Extn. No. 5695
Signal Processing and Dr. B. Rajathilagam Academic Block 3 Mobile Applications First Floor - A201 (SigMa) Laboratory Extn. No. 5706
Mobile and Wireless Dr. V. Ananthanarayanan Academic Block 3 Networks Laboratory Second Floor Extn. No. 6797
Amrita Core Lab Dr. C K Shyamala Academic Block 3 (Computational Thinking First Floor - C201 Research and Educational Lab)
Smart Space Lab Dr. Latha Parameswaran Academic Block 3 First Floor - A201 Extn. No. 6795
PG Lab Dr. V Anantha Narayanan Academic Block 3 Dr. T Senthil Kumar Second Floor - D304 Extn. No. 6562
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering
Location of the office : Second Floor, Academic Block 2 Extn. No. 5721
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility
Dr. M. Jayakumar Radio frequency systems and Extn. No. 5720 Wireless Communication
33 Vice-Chairperson
Dr. Nirmala Devi M VLSI Design & Testing Extn. No. 5735 Hardware Security & Trust
Professor
Dr. C. Santhosh Kumar Spoken Language Processing, Extn. No. 5741 Machine Intelligence for Biomedical systems
Associate Professor
Dr.Veni S. Signal, Image Class Advisor -I Year C Extn.No.5723 and Video Processing
Dr. Bala Tripura High Level Synthesis Class Advisor - Sundari B. for VLSI architectures II Year EIE Extn.No.5743 IV + Year Coordinator
Dr. Yamuna B Channel decoding Coordinator - M.Tech Extn.No.5742 Error Control decoder VLSI Design
Dr. Rajagopalan T Energy and Sensors Class Advisor - IV Year C Extn.No.5734
Assistant Professor
Dr. Anita J.P. VLSI Design and Testing Class Advisor - II Year D Extn.No.5726 Low Power VLSI
Dr. Harish Ram D.S. VLSI Architectures Extn.No.5727 Unconventional Computing Systems
Dr. G. A. Shanmuga Antennas and RF Engineering Sundaram Extn.No.5598
Dr. Madhu Mohan N. Signal Conditioning, Extn.No.5745 Biomedical Instrumentation
Dr. Kirthiga S. Signal Processing for Coordinator - M.Tech Extn.No.5732 Communication CESP Cognitive radio
Dr. Lavanya R Biomedical Image Processing Coordinator - M.Tech Extn.No.5727 Signal Processing BME
34 Dr. Ramanathan R. Signal Processing and Class Advisor - II Year A Extn.No.5726 Communication Second Year Coordinator Wireless Sensor Networks, Optimization
Dr. Binoy B. Nair Data Analytics Coordinator - M.Tech Extn.No.5726 Machine Condition Monitoring Automotive Electronics
Dr. Karthi B Information Theory, Class Advisor - III Year B Extn.No.5727 Complexity analysis non-linear dynamics
Dr. Manoj Kumar Panda Communication Networks, Class Advisor -II Year B Extn.No.:5726 Intelligent Transportation Systems
Mr. Sudheesh P. Signal Processing and Extn.No.5728 Communication
Mr. Sunil Nag P.V. Model Based Fault Detection Class Advisor -II Year D Extn.No.5738 And Diagnosis
Dr. Natarajamani S Reconfigurable Class Advisor - III Year C Extn.No.5726 antennas and Microwave passive devices
Mr. Sabarish Narayanan B Electromagnetics Class Advisor -III Year A Extn.No.5733 Dept. Academic coordinator (2016 batch)
Ms. Karthika R. Image Processing, Pattern Class Advisor -III Year A Extn.No.5727 Recognition III Year Coordinator Department counselor
Mr. Gandhiraj R Software Defined Radio Class Advisor - II EIE Extn.No.:726 Wireless Communication Department counselor
Mr. Ganesan M Biomedical signal processing Class Advisor -I Year A Extn.No.5727
Ms. Karthigha CMOS based RF Integrated Class Advisor -II Year B Balamurugan Circuits 2018-22 Batch Extn.No.5727 Class Advisor - II Year B 2017-21 Batch
Ms. Kayalvizhi N. Biomedical Class Advisor -IV Year A Extn.No.5727 Dept. Academic coordinator (2015 Batch) 35 Mr. Mohankumar N VLSI and Embedded Security Class Advisor - II Year C Extn.No.5784
Mr. Parguna Rajan K Channel Coding Extn.No.5726 For Millimeter Wave Communication System
Mr. Adarsh S Automotive Electronics Class Advisor - Extn.No.5733 & Data Fusion I Year ECE C
Mr. Ramesh S.R Low Power VLSI, VLSI Timing Class Advisor - IV EIE Extn.No.5731 Final Year Coordinator
Ms. Priya Harikumar Lean Manufacturing, Class Advisor - I Year Extn.No. 5727 Industrial Engineering EIE
Ms. Devi Vijayan Image Processing Class Advisor - Extn.No.5726 III Year EIE
Mr. Prabhu E Design methodologies for Class Advisor - I Year B Extn.No.5726 Low-power VLSI systems
Mr. Aravinth J Digital Image Processing Class Advisor - III Year Extn.No.5727 Biomedical Signal Processing EIE
Ms. Prabha G Adaptive Antenna Array Class Advisor - III Year B Extn.No.5726 System Design
Mr. Rajesh C. B. Signals Processing and Class Advisor - IV Year B Extn.No.5727 Embedded systems
Mr. Peeyush K.P. Embedded Systems Class Advisor -IV Year A Extn.No.5784
Ms. Rolant Gini J Signal Processing Class Advisor -II Year A Extn.No.5727
Ms. Suguna G Embedded Systems and Class Advisor - IV Year B Extn.No.5727 DSP Image Processing
Ms. Mekaladevi V. Embedded systems Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No.5727 EM shielding Dept. Academic coordinator (2018 Batch)
Ms. Vidhya L Biomedical Instrumentation Class Advisor - IV Year Extn.No.5729 Embedded Systems EIE
36 Ms. Priyatharishini M VLSI, Embedded Class Advisor -II Year C Extn.No.5726 Dept. Academic coordinator (2017 Batch)
Ms. Navya Mohan VLSI Testing, Class Advisor - III Year C Extn.No.5726 Reconfigurable Computing Ms. Anusha K S Instrumentation Class Advisor - IV Year C Extn.No.5727 Mr. Harikumar M E Bio-materials and Control Class Advisor - I Year Extn.No.5727 Engineering Microprocessor EIE Mr. P. Suresh Kumar Renewable energy, spacecraft Extn.No.:5726 docking, quadcopter system design and control, agriculture machine design, linear and non-linear controller design, system modeling, robust control
Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty- in charge Location and Contact No. Basic Electronics Ms. L. Vidhya A104 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5729 Digital Design Mr. S. R. Ramesh A102 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5731 Process Control Mr. P. V. Sunil Nag A204 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5738 Communication Mr. P. Sudheesh A202 - Academic Block II Engineering Laboratory Extn.No. 5728 Digital Signal Processing Mr. K. P. Peeyush D302 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5784 Communication System Dr. S. Kirthiga D303 - Academic Block II Design Laboratory Extn.No. 5732 VLSI Design Center Mr. N. Mohankumar D301 - Academic Block II Extn.No. 5784 Bo-Medical Instrumentation Dr. N. Madhu Mohan B302 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5745 Microprocessor Mr. S. Adarsh C102 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5733 Microwave and Antenna Mr. B. Sabarish Narayanan C102 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5733 37 Electronics Hardware Ms. K. S. Anusha C107 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5730 Sponsored Laboratories Name Faculty- in charge Location and Contact No.
Computational Dr. R. Ramanathan A202 - Academic Block II Optimization and Extn.No. 5728 Hardware Security & Dr. M. Nirmala Devi D301 - Academic Block II Diagnosis Laboratory Extn.No. 5784
ATMEL MCU Center Mr. S. Adarsh Academic Block II Extn.No. 5733
Vehicular Electronics Mr. S. Adarsh Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5733
Machine Intelligence Mr. C. Santhosh Kumar A205 - Academic Block II Laboratory Extn.No. 5737
Information Processing Dr. B. Yamuna D302 - Academic Block II and Coding Laboratory Extn.No. 5784
Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Location of the office : First Floor, Academic Block 2 Extn. No. 5751
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility Dr. K. C. Sindhu Power System Operation Thampatty & Control, Flexible AC Extn. No. 5750 Transmission Systems Renewable Energy
Vice-Chairperson
Dr. P. Supriya Robotics, Signal Processing Extn.No.5757 in power systems
Professor
Dr. K K Sasi Energy Management, Coordinator - Extn. No. 5752 Renewable Energy M.Tech RET & CI
38 Dr. T B Isha Electrical Machine Drives, Coordinator - Extn. No. 5756 Signal Processing M.Tech PE Power Electronics, Alternative Energy System Associate Professor
Dr.R. Jayabarathi Renewable Energy, Reactive Class Advisor - IIIYear A Extn.No.5758 power control in Power system using FACTS Devices Dr. S. Balamurugan Deregulated Power System, Class Advisor - III Year B Extn.No. 6756 Congestion Management, Soft Computing in Power System, Power System Operation and Control
Dr.M.R.Sindhu Power Quality, FACTS, Class Advisor - M. Tech Extn.No.5766 Renewable Energy PE
Assistant Professor Dr.A. Vijayakumari Converter with Wide Band Dept. Academic Extn.No. 5757 Gap Devices, Renewable Energy, Coordinator Gird Connecter Power Converters
Dr.V. Vanitha Power Systems Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No. 5763 Renewable Energy FACTS
Dr.K.R.M. Vijaya Power systems Operation Class Advisor -M. Tech Chandrakala & control, FACTS, RET Extn.No. 5757 Soft Computing Techniques to Micro, Smart & de- Regulated Networks.
Dr. Anju S Pillai Power - aware computing, Class Advisor - Extn.No. 5763 Real - time Scheduling, M. Tech EBS Embedded Processor / Multicore Multiprocessor systems
Dr. T . Ananthan Control & Instrumentation & Extn.No. 5764 FDGA Based Controllers.
39 Dr. Venkata Ramana Control Systems Pattern Class Advisor -M. Tech Murthy. O Recognition, machine C & I Extn.No. 5757 Learning, Image processing,
Dr.S.Selva Kumar Instrumentation & Control Class Advisor - IV Year A Extn.No. 5757
Dr.D.Kavitha High Voltage Engineering, Dept. counselor Extn.No. 5758 Nano Dielectrics, Class Advisor - II Year B Dielectric Properties of polymer Nanocomposite
Dr.Rahul Sharma.K Robotics, Model Predictive Class Advisor - Control, Embedded Systems, M. Tech C & I Real Time Systems Mr.R.Shanmugha Sundaram Microprocessors, Class Advisor - II Year B Extn.No. 5763 Microcontrollers, Digital signal processors, Control systems, Automotive Embedded systems
Mr.S.R.Mohanrajan Renewable Energy, Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No. 5764 Power Electronics, Distributed Generation
Mr.S. Sampath Kumar Electrical Drives, Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No.5757 Electromagnetic Theory, power Electronics
Mr.N.Janarthanan Congestion Management, Class Advisor - III Year B Extn.No.5757 FACTS devices, power System operation and control
Ms.R.R. Lekshmi Deregulated Power System Extn.No.5758 Mr.A.Suyampulingam DSP, Microprocessor, Class Advisor -II Year B Extn.No.5764 Renewable Energy Mr.N.Krishna Prakash Embedded Systems, FPGA, Dept. counselor Extn.No.5764 Wireless Sensor Networks Class Advisor - II Year B Visual Cryptography, Analog VLSI Ms.Aarthi N Renewable Energy, Dept. Academic Extn.No.5757 Power Systems coordinator
40 Ms.D.Prasanna Vadana Machine learning, Energy Extn.No.764 Management Systems, FPGA Implementations Ms.P.Maya Power Quality, Signal Processing Class Advisor -IV Year B Extn.No.5764 Mr.P.Balakrishnan Electric Drives & Control, Class Advisor - II Year A Extn.No.:5757 Power Electronics Mr.P.Sivraj Wireless sensor Networks, Extn.No.5763 Smart Grid Embedded system Design, Robotic Ms.S.Parvathy Power Electronics, Class Advisor - III Year A Extn.No.5764 Applications in Power system Control Mr.N.Praveen Kumar Electric Drives & Control Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No.5757 Ms. R.Resmi Control systems, Class Advisor - I Year B Extn.No.5764 Machine Design Mr.K.Vijith Power Converters, Smart Grid, Class Advisor - IV Year A Extn.No.5764 Electric Drives Mr.T.Prabu Electric Drives & Control, Class Advisor - IV Year B Extn.No.5764 Renewable Energy, Wind Resource Assessment Mr.Anu G Kumar Power Quality, Power System, Class Advisor -M. Tech Extn.No.:5764 Renewable Energy PE Ms.N.Kirthika Power Electronics, Class Advisor - I Year B Extn.No.5764 Power Systems Ms.G.Saisuriyaa Digital Electronics, Class Advisor - Extn.No.5758 Digital Design, Image & III Year - B Signal Processing Mr.M.Jayakumar Renewable Energy Field, Counselor - M. Tech RET Extn.No.5764 Power Electronics Mr. S. Nithin Smart Grid, Embedded Systems Class Advisor -IV Year B Extn.No.5767 Mr. R. Ranjith Automotive Electronics and Class Advisor - IIIYear A Extn.No.5764 Embedded Systems Mr.T.V. Sarath Wireless Sensor Networks Counselor - M. Tech Extn.No.5757 (WSN), Microcontrollers, EBS Smart Gird, IOT 41 Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty- in charge Location and Contact No.
Basic Electrical Dr. V. Vanitha Academic Block I Engineering Laboratory Near Gym Extn. No. 5762
Electrical Machines Dr. M. R. Sindhu Academic Block II and Control Laboratory Ground floor Extn. No. 5760
Electrical Workshop Mr. R. Ranjith Academic Block I Near Gym Extn. No. 5762
Embedded Systems Dr. P. Supriya Academic Block II - Laboratory Ground floor Extn. No. 5761
Power Electronics Dr. A. Vijayakumari Academic Block II - Laboratory First floor Extn. No. 5759
Renewable Energy Dr. S. Balamurugan Academic Block II - Third floor Extn. No. 5767
Drives and Control Lab Dr. T.B Isha Academic Block II - First floor Extn. No. 5756
Control and Dr.OVR Ramana Murthy Academic Block II - Instrumentation Lab Mr. Selvakumar Ground floor Extn. No. 5757
Power Systems Lab Dr.S.Balamurugan Academic Block II - Third floor Extn. No: 5767
Department of Mechanical Engineering Location of the Office: Second Floor Floor, Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5521
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility
Dr. S Thirumalini IC Engines, Extn. No. 5520 Thermal Engineering
Vice-Chairperson
Dr. J Gokulachandran Green Manufacturing, Extn. No. 5525 Optimization, Diagnostics, Prognostics and Reliability Engg. 42 Professor
Dr. Joshi C Haran Thermal Engineering Department Counselor Extn. No. 5528 Class Advisor II Year B Dr.K.Ramesh kumar Manufacturing Engineering I Year Co-ordinator Extn.No.5545 Dr. M. Elangovan Product Design & Development, Class Advisor - III Year A Extn.No:5542 DFMA, Condition Monitoring Dr. P.G. Saleeshya Lean manufacturing, Class Advisor - IVYear A Extn.No:5522 Agile manufacturing, Supply Chain Management Adjunct Professor
Prof. S. Raju NVH, Testing & Validation Extn.No:5545
Associate Professor
Dr. S.P. Anbuudayasankar Supply chain and Logistics IV Year Coordinator Extn.No:5522 Engineering
Dr. Sanjivi Arul Materials, Surface Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No:5542 Engineering, Robotics, Automation
Dr. S. Ilangovan Materials and Metallurgical Class Advisor -I Year B Extn.No:5543 Engineering Dr. Ajith Ramesh Computational Solid Class Advisor - II Year C Extn.No:5548 Modeling (FEM) of Non-Linear and Large Deformation Problems
Dr. N. Radhika Composite materials, Dept. Academic Extn.No:5547 Functionally graded materials, coordinator Optimization techniques I & II Year
Dr M. Ramu Engineering Design, Class Advisor -III Year C Extn.No:5546 Advanced Materials, FEA
Dr. V. Ratna Kishore CFD, Combustion, Class Advisor - IV Year B Extn.No:5521 Wind Turbines, Compressible Flows
43 Assistant Professor Mr. P. Raghuram Supply Chain Management, Class Advisor - I Year C Extn.No:5522 Lean Manufacturing, Tool Design Dr. P. Krishnakumar Machine Condition Monitoring, Coordinator - M.Tech Extn.No:5063 Process Modeling and Simulation, Manufacturing High Speed Machining Engineering Program Dr. B. Santhosh Vibrations, Nonlinear Systems, Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No:5523 Energy Harvesting, Computational Methods
Mr. A.S. Prakash Applied Mechanics, Department Counselor Extn.No:5523 Computational Fluid Class Advisor - II Year C Dynamics
Mr. S. Ravikumar Instrumentation and Control Class Advisor - IV Year C Extn.No: 5524 Systems, Machine learning, Image Processing
Dr. R. Padmanaban Welding, Materials Class Advisor - I Year B Extn.No:5529 Characterization, Finite Element Modeling, Optimization and Soft computing
Dr. N.R. Sakthivel Design, Machine Learning Class Advisor - II Year C & Fault Diagnosis
Dr. M. Saimurugan Machine Condition Coordinator - M.Tech Extn.No:5528 Monitoring, Tool Wear Engg. Design Monitoring, Machining Simulation
Dr. R. Saravanan Material science, Class Advisor - I Year C Extn.No:5524 Alloy developments, Surface engineering, Joining of materials
Dr. P. Parthasarathy Heat transfer Class Advisor - III Year B Extn.No:5546
Dr. M. Govindaraju Metallurgy and Class Advisor - II Year D Extn.No:5421 Material Science
44 Mr. M. Pushparajan Vibration Analysis and Music Class Advisor - II Year B Extn.No:5522 Information Retrieval using Signal Processing
Mr. C. Lakshmikanthan Automotive NVH Extn.No:6623 / 8255
Mr. S. Karthick Fluid instability and Class Advisor - II Year A Extn.No:5522 heat transfer
Dr. S. Saravanamurugan Vibration Analysis, Machining II Year Coordinator Extn.No:5522 Dynamics, Finite Element Method
Mr. K. Balaji Energy Studies, Class Advisor - II Year B Extn.No:5522 Atomization and Spray, Thermal Science
Mr. S. Srihari IC Engines, Alternate Fuels, Class Advisor - I Year A Extn.No:6621 Emission studies Mr. D. Senthilkumar Thermal Engineering, Coordinator - M.Tech Extn.No:5523 Internal combustion Engines, Automotive Engineering Alternate fuels Program Mr. A. Sumesh Manufacturing Engineering Class Advisor - II Year A Extn.No:5523 Mr. C. S. Sumesh Applied Mechanics, Class Advisor - III Year C Extn.No:5524 FEM Machining Simulations Mr. V.R. Sathish Kumar Supply Chain Management, III Year Coordinator Extn.No:5524 Lean Management Mr. A. Shanmugasundaram Surface engineering, Dept. Academic Extn.No:5541 composites and welding. Coordinator III & IV Year Class Advisor - III Year C Mr. N. Tamilarasan FEM, Smart Materials and Class Advisor - III Year B Extn.No:5524 Structures, Mechanical Vibration. Mr. Mahadevan Composite Materials and Class Advisor - IV Year A Lakshmanan Structures, Experimental Extn.No:5538 Mechanics Mr. D Unnikrishnan Finite Element Method, Department Counselor Extn.No:5524 Dynamics of Machinery, Class Advisor - IV Year B Tribology 45 Mr. Bipin Balaram Nonlinear Dynamics, Class Advisor - I Year B Extn.No:5546 Mechanical Vibration. Mr. K. Devarajan Nonlinear Dynamics, Department Counselor Extn.No:5538 Nonlinear Vibration, Class Advisor - IV Year C Discontinuous Dynamical System Mr. V.R. Rajesh Solar Thermal Energy Class Advisor - II Year A Extn.No:5524 Utilisation, Cryogenic coolers Mr. A. Arun Hydro-Forming, Class Advisor - IV Year C Extn.No:5524 Materials Sciences Mr. P. Nanthakumar NVH, Vehicle Dynamics, Class Advisor - I Year C Extn.No:5546 Vehicle Packaging. Mr. K. Babu Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Class Advisor - III Year A Namboodiri Thermal Engineering, Extn.No:5524 Renewable Energy, Energy Storage Mr. A. Srinivaas IC Engine, Automobile Engg Class Advisor - IVYear B Extn.No:5546 Mr. M. Thenarasu Press Tool Design & Class Advisor Extn.No:5536 Manufacturing, III Year B System Simulation Mr. M. Prasad Automotive Control Systems Class Advisor - IIIYear A Extn.No:6621 Mr.Sivanesan IC Engine & Testing Class Advisor - II Year D Extn. No.5524 Dr.R.Sakthivel Biomass energy conversion, Extn. No.5522 Alternative fuels, IC engines, Combustion simulation and Emission reduction strategies Dr.T.Mohanraj Condition monitoring, Extn. No.5522 Tribology, Robotics & Automation, Control Engineering, Manufacturing Systems Mr.S.Prabhu Computational fluid dynamics, Extn. No.5546 Engine emissions, soot modelling, IC engine combustion, Machine learning 46 Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty- in charge Location and Contact No.
Basic Workshops Dr. S. Ilangovan Academic Block (Fitting, Carpentry, Extn. No. 5537 Product)
CAD/CAM Lab Dr. M. Elangovan Academic Block I Extn. No. 5542
Dynamics Lab Mr. S. Saravanamurugan Academic Block I Extn. No. 5539 Foundry Workshop Dr. M. Saimurugan Academic Block I Extn. No. 5531
Fluid Mechanics and Mr. K. Balaji Academic Block I Machinery Laboratory Extn. No. 5533
Automation Laboratory Dr. Sanjivi Arul Academic Block I Extn. No. 5532
Heat and Mass Mr. V.R. Rajesh Academic Block I Transfer Laboratory Extn. No. 5534
Metallurgy Laboratory Dr. R. Padmanaban Academic Block I Extn. No. 5530
Metrology Laboratory Mr. A. Shanmugasundaram Academic Block I Extn. No. 5541
Press Shop Dr. M. Saimurugan Academic Block I Extn. No. 5530
Special Machines Dr. P. Krishnakumar Academic Block I Workshop Extn. No. 5535
Lathe Workshop Mr. A. Sumesh Academic Block I Extn. No. 5536
Thermal Engineering Mr. D. Senthilkumar Academic Block I Laboratory Extn. No. 5534
Welding Lab Dr.P.Raghuram Academic Block I Extn. No. 5540
Sheet Metal Lab Mr.A.S.Prakash Academic Block I Extn. No. 5531
47 Amrita Automotive Dr.S.Thirumalini Academic Block II Research & Extn. No. 6621 / 6623 Technology Centre
Casting and Dr. S.Ilangovan Academic Block I Welding Research Extn. No. 5543 Laboratory
Tribological Research Dr.N.Radhika Academic Block I Laboratory Extn. No. 5547
Combustion Research Dr.V.Ratnakishore Academic Block I Lab Extn. No. 5549
Condition Monitoring Dr.K.I.Ramachandran Library Building Research lab Extn. No. 5595
Materials Processing Lab Dr.M.Govindaraju Academic Block I Extn. No. 5546
Design Thinking lab Dr.M.Ramu Academic Block I Extn. No. 5546
Department of Mathematics Location of the office: Ground Floor, Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5601
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility
Dr. K. Somasundaram Graph Theory Extn. No. 5600 Network on Chip
Professor Dr. G. Prema Lie Algebra Bundles Extn. No. 5606 Dr. J Ravichandran Inference of DOE Extn. No. 5604 Six Sigma Quality
Associate Professor
Dr. Shailendhra K Blood Flow in Large Arteries Extn. No. 5607 Heat Transfer Targeted Drug Delivery
48 Dr. Palanisamy T. Estimation of Variance Class Advisor - III Year Extn. No. 5602 Functions in Heteroscadastic Integrated M.Sc Regression Models, Mathematics Wavelet Based Signal and Image Processing
Dr. Deepa Menon O S Statistical Quality Control Class Advisor - IV Year Extn. No. 5603 Statistical Methods in Integrated M.Sc Bioinformatics Mathematics
Dr. S. Hariharan Wavelet Analysis, Fuzzy Class Advisor - I Year Extn. No. 5601 Optimization and Numerical Integrated M.Sc., Computation Data Science
Assistant Professor Dr. Dr. Radha R Iyer Graph Theory Class Advisor - V Year Extn. No. 5603 Integrated M.Sc Mathematics
Dr. Kumar Abhishek Graph Theory Extn. No. 5603
Dr. A. Vinodkumar Differential Equations Extn. No. 5603
Dr. Murali Krishna Finite Element Methods, Class Advisor -I Year Panthangi Numerical Analysis M.Sc. Applied Statistics Extn. No. 5603 & Data Analytics
Dr. Puvaneswari P Fluid Dynamics Extn. No. 5603 Heat Transfer
Ms. Gayathri K. Blood Flow in large arteries Class Advisor - II Year Extn. No. 5603 Integrated M.Sc Mathematics Mr. Praveen I Number Theory Extn. No. 5602
Dr. P. Paramanathan Fractal Theory Dept. Academic Extn. No. 5602 Mathematical Modeling of Coordinator Dynamical System Dr. S.Kiruthika Fractional Differential Class Advisor - I Year Extn. No. 5602 Equations Mathematical Integrated M.Sc Modelling Mathematics
49 Dr. Biswambhar Rakshit Nonlinear Dynamics and Extn. No. 5603 Chaos Theory
Dr. Geetha J Graph Theory Extn. No. 5601
Dr. Subash Moorthy R Integral Transform and Extn. No. 5603 Distribution Theory
Dr. Pragadheeswarar.V Fixed Point Theory Extn. No. 5603 Best approximation, Best proximity Theory
Dr. Prashanth Maroju Numerical Analysis Extn. No. 5601
Dr. Sukanta Nayak Fuzzy Computation, Extn. No. 5601 Differential Equations and Numerical Analysis
Dr. Sreeranjini K S Algebra, Number Theory Extn. No. 5603
Dr. Mahalakshmi J Algebraic Coding Theory Extn. No. 5601
Dr. P. Tamilalagan Fractional Differential Extn.No.5603 Equations
Dr. Deepika Neela Heat Convection in Porous Extn. No. 5601 Media
Mr. Prakash P Fractional Calculus, Extn. No. 5603 Dynamical Systems
Dr. S. Santhakumar Algebra Extn. No. 5601
Dr. Sumathi.IR Topology Extn. No. 5601
50 Department of Sciences Location of the office: Third Floor, Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5621
Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility
Dr. T Ramachandran Biosensors, Energy Storage Extn. No. 5620 Devices, Fuel Cells, Nanotechnology, Industrial Electro Chemistry
Professor
Dr. S Mahadevan Theoretical Nuclear Physics Deputy Dean Extn. No. 5501
Vice Chairman Dr.M.Sivakumar Ultrafast Laser Interaction Extn. No. 5617 with Materials, Nanoscience and Technology
Associate Professor
Dr.K.S.Rajni Thin film Solar cell, Class Advisor - I Int. Extn. No. 5617 Dye Sensitized Solar Cell M.Sc Physics
Dr.R.Yamuna Cobaloximes for fuel cell Extn. No. 6661 Application, Non Linear Optics Materials
Dr.T.G.Satheesh Babu Biosensors, Nanomaterials, Class Advisor - IV Int. Extn. No. 5863 Lab-on-a-Chip M.Sc Chemistry
Dr.Prasanna Ramani Medicinal Chemistry, Class Advisor - IV Int. Extn. No. 5629 Natural Products, & IM.Sc Chemistry Peptide Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry
Assistant Professor
Mr.S.Boopalakrishnan Electro Chemistry Extn. No. 5623
Dr.P. Prema Nuclear Physics Class Advisor - III Int. Extn. No. 5617 & 5615 Heavy Ion Scattering M.Sc Physics
51 Dr. A.Umamaheswari Nano Science and Class Advisor V - Int. Extn. No. 5629 Nanotechnology M.Sc Physics
Dr.Asha Sathish Fabrication of Electrodes for Dept. Academic Extn. No. 5623 Fuel Cells, Biosorpion Coordinator Waste Water Treatment (Chemistry Division) Class Advisor III - Int. M.Sc Chemistry
Dr.N.Poongothai Corrosion Science Extn. No. 5617
Dr.K.T.Satyajith Atomic Physics and Ion Class Advisor - IV Int. Extn. No. 5627/5622 Trapping M.Sc Physics
Dr.T.Subeesh Quantum Optics, Bio Photonics Extn. No. 5617 Dr.A.K.Nandakumar Structural and functional Class Advisor - I M.Sc ceramics Microstructural Physics analyses using the TEM Structure - property relations in thin films and bulk ceramics
Dr.P.Thilagavathy Corrosion Inhibitors Extn. No. 5622 Ms.Lakshmi Mohan Nonlinear Optics, Nanoscience Dept. Academic Extn. No. 5617 Coordinator (Physics Division) Class Advisor - II Int M.Sc Physics
Dr.Bharath Kishore Nuclear Structure, Nuclear, Sharma Astrophysics, Extn. No. 5617 Proton Radioactivity
Mr.O.M.Deepak Computational Chemistry Extn. No. 5623 and Molecular Spectroscopy
Ms.T.S.Boopathi Organic Chemistry Extn. No. 5622 (Liquid Crystals), Environmental Chemistry
Dr.M.Karthega Biomaterials Extn. No. 5629
52 Dr.K.Murugadass Bio Photonics and optical Extn. No. 5622 Instrumentations, Soft Materials Dr.D.Gangadharan Functional Polymers, Class Advisor - II Int. Extn. No. 5622 Water Purification M.Sc Chemistry Dr. K.M.Sreekanth Material Physics, Class Advisor - II . M.Sc Extn. No. 5617 Magneto Optics Materials Physics Dr.V.Swarnalatha Polymers, Nanoparticles Extn. No. 5623 and Nanocomposites Dr.P.V.Suneesh Electrochemical Biosensors, Class Advisor - V Extn. No. 5864 Energy Storage Devices, Int. M.Sc Chemistry Nanomaterials and II M.Sc Chemistry Dr.G.Sivasubramanian Supported Catalysis, Extn. No. 5617 Oxidation using molecular oxgen and green nano science, Process Chemistry Dr. John Stanley Micro Fluidics, Extn. No. 5864 Lab-on-Chip-Biosensors, Nanotechnology Dr. K. Elango Green Chemistry, Extn. No. 5623 Material Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry Dr.V.Sreekanth Quark-Gluon Plasma Extn. No. 5622 Strongly Interacting Matter Relativistic Dissipative Hydrodynamics Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions Nuclear Astrophysics Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty- in charge Contact No. Physics Laboratory Dr. P. Prema / Ms. Lakshmi Mohan -B.Tech Lab Extn. No. 5615 Dr. K. T.Sathyajith - Int. M.Sc Lab Extn. No. 5617 Dr. K. Murugadass - Int. M.Sc Lab Extn. No. 5622 Dr.A.K.Nandakumar - Int. M.Sc Lab Extn. No. 5623 Allied Physics Lab Dr. K. M.Sreekanth Extn. No. 5623 Chemistry Laboratory Dr. N. Poongothai Extn. No. 5617
53 Chemistry Laboratory - Dr. Prasanna Ramani Extn. No. 5626/29 Organic Dr. P.Thilagavathy Chemistry Laboratory - Mr. O. M.Deepak Extn. No. 5626 Inorganic Ms. T. S. Boopathi Chemistry Laboratory - Dr. S. Asha Extn. No. 5626 Physical Dr.P. V. Suneesh Amrita Bio Materials Dr. M. Karthega Extn. No. 5629 Research Laboratory Amrita Materials Dr.M.Sivakumar Extn. No. 5629 Synthesis and Processing Dr.A.Uma Maheswari Laboratory Biosensors Research Dr.T.G.Satheesh Babu Extn. No. Laboratory 5863/5864 Dhanvanthri Laboratory Dr.Prasanna Ramani Extn. No. 5629 Ion-trap Laboratory Dr.K.T.Satyajith Extn. No. 5617 Magneto Optic Dr.K.M.Sreekanth Extn. No. Materials Laboratory 5617/5625 Applied Optics and Bio Dr.T.Subeesh Extn. No. Photonics Research Dr.K.Murugadass 5622/5625 Laboratory
Department of English Location of the office: Third Floor, Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5630
Chairperson & Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility Associate Professor
Dr.Geetha Senthilkumar American Literature, Extn.No. 5631 Indian Writing in English
Assistant Professors Ms. Ambika P. European Literaure, ELT Class Advisor - III BA Extn.No. 5631 Academic Coordinator Dr. Priya M.G. Indian Writing in English Class Advisor - I MA Extn.No. 5583 Spiritual Literature Ms. K. Shobana Folk Literature, Class Advisor - I BA Extn.No. 5583 Children’s Literature
54 Ms. Sandhya V Indian Wring in English Extn.No. 5574 Ms. Nandhini I American Literature Class Advisor - III BA Extn.No. 5574
Ms. Teena V Minority Literature Class Advisor - II BA Extn.No. 5574 Eco Feminism Dr. Saravana Prabu G Afro - American Literature Extn.No. 5631 Ms. Akila J Children’s Literature Extn.No.5631 Mr. Akhil V P Comparative Literature, Extn.No. 5574 Postcolonial Literature Ms. Sudhakshina Indian Wring in English, Bhattacharya Myths and Legends Extn.No. 5631 Ms. Ankusha Indian Wring in English, Bandyopadhyay Spiritual Literature Extn.No. 5631 Post-Colonial Literature
Dr. Sulagna Mohanty Post Colonial literature Extn.No. 5631 Indian Writing English Film Studies
Dr. Asha Priya T Indian Writing in English - Extn.No.:5632 Drama, ELT
Dr. Mandeep Boro Spanish Language, Extn.No. 5631 Latin American Literature & Literary Theory
Faculty Associate
Ms. Sushma M.P Ancient Hindi Literature Extn.No. 5574 Contemporary Poems in Hindi Laboratories & Workshops Name Faculty- in charge Contact No.
Language Lab Ms.Ambika P Extn. No. 5631
55 Department of Communication Location of the office : Third Floor, Academic Block 3 Extn. No. 5855 Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility Dr. Sasangan Ramanathan
Vice-Chairperson Dr. S Kalyani Advertising, New Media, Class Advisor - I BA Extn.No.:5854 Communication Research
Assistant Professors Dr. A Balasubramanian E-Governance, Information Class Advisor - I BA Extn.No. 5859 and Communication Technology, Dept. Academic Film Studies, Broadcast Studies, Coordinator Health Communication Dr. Sujala S Nair Advertising, Communication Class Advisor - II BA Extn.No:5853 Theories, Television and Children, Public Relations Dr. Payel Das Fandom, New Media & Branding, Class Advisor - II BA Extn.No. 5855 Media Culture Society, Public Relations, Corporate Communications, Gender studies and Development Communication Ms. Aswathy K B Film Studies, Media, Class Advisor - II MA Extn.No.:5855 Sociology and Political Science Dept. Counselor Ms. Jisha K Advertising, Public Relations, Class Advisor - I MA Extn.No.:5853 Communication Theories & New Media
Faculty Associate Mr. Dileep Raj Broadcast Communication, Class Advisor - III BA Extn.No.5855 Cinematography, Video Editing and Designing
56 Visiting Professor Mr. Jayaram P International diplomacy, Extn.No.5857 India’s neighbourhood policy, with special reference to Pakistan and China, and emerging trends in national politics
Adjunct Faculty
Ms. Santhanalakshmi.S UI & UX Design / Extn.No.5855 Animation / VFX
Assistant Studio Manager
Mr. V S Binoy Advertisement and Photography, Class Advisor Extn. No. 5856 Broadcast, Fine Arts and Design III BA
Laboratories & Facilities Name Faculty- in charge Contact No. Computer Lab Dr. A Balasubramanian Extn. No.5855 Studio & News Room Mr. Binoy V S Extn. No. 5856
Department of Social Work Location of the office: Third Floor, Academic Block 2 Extn. No. 5851 Chairperson Areas of Interest Additional Responsibility Dr. Suja M. K. Physical and Mental Health, Extn. No. 5850 Workplace mental health Counseling, Domestic violence and Abuse Assistant Professors Dr. Rangasami P Child Rights & Child Protection, Extn.No. 5851 Migration , Corporate Social Responsibility, Juvenile Justice System, Migration, Corporate Social Responsibility
Dr. Priya V Physical and Mental Health, Class Advisor - II Year Extn.No. 5851 Child and Adolescent Health Dept. Academic Coordinator 57 Ms. Umamaheswari K Physical & Mental Health, Dept Academic Extn.No. 5851 Child & Adolescent Mental Coordinator Health, Counselling Child Rights & Child Protection
Field Coordinator
Mr.Kanagaraj S Community Organisation & class Advisor -I Year Extn.No.5851 Community Development, Women Empowerment, Gender issues, Disaster Mangement
Mr. Sathishkumar T Rural Development, Extn.No.5851 Community Organisation, CSR, Community Development
Amrita Darshanam Centre Location of the office: Academic Block 1 Extn. No. 5053 Name Designation Dr. Sripad H Ghaligi Assistant Professor & Extn. No.5053 Coordinator
Mr. M. Pramod Kumar Assistant Professor Extn. No.5056
Dr. U. K. V Sarma Assistant Professor Extn. No.5053
Dr. Naveen Bhat Assistant Professor Extn. No.5053
Ms. Manjushree Hegde Assistant Professor Extn. No.5053
Mr.B.Senthil Kumar Assistant Professor Extn. No.5053
Ms.Archana Devi. P Faculty Associate Extn. No.5053
Mr. P G Sivakumar Amrita Yoga and Extn. No.5053 IAM Meditation Instructor 58 Department of Physical Education
Location: Gymnasium 1, Near Sports Ground Extn. No. 5154
Name Designation Dr. O J Kumaresan Physical Education Director Dr. K Bagavinar Assistant Physical Education Director Ms. S Selvanayaki Physical Training Instructor Mr. Selvanambi J Gym Instructor Mr. Suneesh A S Gym Instructor Mr.J.Kulasekaran Marker
Working Hours for Indoor Sports (Location: Near Sports Ground, Extn: 5154 /5156)
Category On Working Days On Holidays
Boys 5.00 am - 7.30 am 6.00 am - 8.00 am 4.00 pm - 6.45 pm 10.00 am- 12.15 pm 4.00 pm - 6.45 pm Staff (Gents) 5.00 am - 6.30 am 6.45 pm - 8.00 pm 6.45 pm - 8.00 pm
Girls & Staff (Ladies) 6.30 am - 7.30 am 6.00 am - 8.00 am (Only Indoor Games) 2.00 pm - 4.30 pm
In-charge: Mr. Kulasekaran - Marker (9894743871)
Working Hours for Gymnasium 1 - New Gym (Location: 1st floor Old PG Mess Hall)
Category On Working Days On Holidays Boys 5.30 am - 7.30 am 6.00 am - 8.00 am 4.00 pm - 7.30 pm 10.00 am -12.15 pm 4.00 pm - 7.30 pm Staff (Gents) 5.30 am - 6.30 am 6.00 am - 8.00 am 6.30 pm -7.30 pm 6.30 pm - 7.30 pm
Gym In-charge: Mr.A.S.Suneesh- Gym Instructor (09629894402)
59 Working hours for Gymnasium 2 - Arogya Sadanam (Location: Near Vasista Bhavanam Hostel, Extn: 5157)
Category On Working Days On Holidays
Boys 5.30 am - 7.30 am 6.00 am - 8.00 am 4.00 pm - 7.30 pm 10.00 am - 12.15 pm 4.00 pm - 7.30 pm
Staff (Gents) 6.00 am - 7.00 am 6.45 pm - 8.00 pm 6.45 pm - 8.00 pm
Gym In-charge: Mr. J Selvanambi - Gym Instructor (9952163278)
Working Hours for Gymnasium 3, Ladies Gym - Gargi Bhavanam (Location: 1st Floor PG Girls Hostel Mess Hall, Extn: 5158)
Category On Working Days On Holidays
Girls 6.00 am - 8.00 am 6.00 am - 8.00 am 4.00 pm - 7.00 pm 4.00 pm - 7.00 pm Staff (Ladies) 11.00am - 12.00 noon 11.00am -12.00 noon
Gym In-charge: Ms.S.Selvanayaki-Physical Training Instructor (9486774477)
Sports Grounds and Locations Location Available Games Main Play Ground Cricket, Football, Hockey, Athletics, Kabaddi & Handball Near Amriteswari Hall Basketball, Volleyball, Ball Badminton & Kabaddi Near Visitor’s Parking Area Tennis Complex Mythreyi Bhavanam Outdoor Badminton and Volleyball Courts Gargi Bhavanam Mess Area Basketball, Volleyball, Tenni-Koit Agasthya Bhavanam Volleyball Complex Near Arogya Sadanam Football, Cricket & Handball
Issue of Equipments The equipments will be issued to the students after entering the details in the daily issue register and submitting their college ID card at the Issue counter. As soon as they return the equipments, the ID card will be given back to them. If the students are going for outside participation, they have to make an entry in the outgoing register. 60 Swimming Pool An Olympic standard Swimming pool of 50m x 25m with 2.4 million litres of water and a Toddlers’ pool for small kids are available. This is one of the three best Swimming pools in the whole of Tamil nadu. State of the art machinery has been erected to clean 2.4 million litres of water in just six hours. Not only our students, but swimming enthusiasts from outside are also allowed to use the Pool. District, Block & State Level, Various Inter School Meets organized by CBSE, SGFI, Sahodhaya and open District, State level Meets for Chief Ministers Trophy have been conducted in this pool. Anna University, Coimbatore regularly conducts its Inter Collegiate Competition here.
Category Timings Timings Tuesday - Saturday Sunday
Public & Amrita Students 6.00am to 8.00 am 6.00 am to 8.00 am Amrita Students 3.00pm to 4.00 pm (Day Scholar Boys) Amrita Students (Girls) 4.00pm to 6.00pm 10.00 am to 12.00 noon Competitive Training for 4.30 pm to 7.00 pm 7.00am to 9.30 am Amrita Swimmers
Note: Monday will be a holiday for weekly maintenance
8. Central Library Extn. No. 5911 The central library is housed in a spacious building of area of 80,000 sq. ft. The Library is fully automated with LIBSYS 4.0, an integrated Library Software with advanced search options. The OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog) system provides easy access to the database of Books, Journals, Dissertations, and CD-ROMs. With this the status and location of a document can easily be identified online from any networked computer in the campus 8.1. Information Sources Sl. No Resources Quantity 1. Print: 81434 Books, conference proceedings, Standards 360 Journals 2. eResourses: eBooks 11586+ eJournals 15312+ eProceedings 4317+ eManuals 169+ 61 3. Online Databases: Science Direct , Springer Link, IEEE, ACM, ASCE, ASME, ASTM, Scopus, jGate, Access Engineering. 25+ EBSCO-Communcaiton & Mass media Complete, etc. 4. CD-ROM 5289
8.2 Institutional Repository Electronic Theses & Dissertations (ETD) - Examination papers - News archive - Articles, etc. 8.3. Services • 14 hours of uninterrupted library service from 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m • Orientation & Training • CD-ROM database search and retrieval service • Bibliographic service • Reference service • Document delivery • Inter library loan • Article alert service • Reprographic service • Printout • Cafeteria 8.4. Loss or Damage of Books Members are responsible for the damage / loss of books issued to them. Marking and underlining the text, tearing away pages, soiling books by water, dust, oil etc., are treated as damage. Loss / Damage of books shall be reported immediately to the Librarian. The member should compensate for the damaged/lost book by replacing it with a new copy, failing which he / she has to remit double the price of the lost book or the cost of acquiring a new one, whichever is higher.
62 8.5. Book Issue System • Books can be borrowed using bar-coded ID card. • An overdue fine of Re.1.00 per day is charged for each book kept beyond the due date. • Books on loan can be renewed unless other members reserve them. Priority of loan can be registered through online reservation via OPAC.
8.6. Membership and Loan System Category No. of Books Period of Loan Professor 10 1 semester Faculty Members 8 1 semester Administrative Officer 5 30 days Non-Teaching Staff 2 30 days B.Tech Student 5 15 days PG Students 6 15 days BA (Communication) 3 15 days Ph. d-Research Scholar 7 30 days Research Associate 5 30 days /Assistant Book Bank (B.Tech) 3 180 days
8.7 Digital Library The Digital Library is centrally air-conditioned with seating capacity of 170 users at a time. Users can access a large collection of e-resources like e books, e-journals, Video lectures etc. through web page mentioned below Library web page: https://www.amrita.edu/school/engineering/coimbatore/resources/library OR http:// intranet 8.8 Use of Library • Silence must be observed in the library. Library staff has the right to request any user to leave the library if the user is found to cause disturbance to other users.
• Library user or browser shall not reshelf any book. Instead, they must keep the books horizontally in the empty space in the same rack from which they have taken out the book or leave it on the nearby table. Users must be careful not to disturb the arrangement of books. 63 • The Librarian has the right to recall any book loaned out to a member before the lending expiry date and also to decide the library resources that can be issued on loan.
8.9 Clearance certificate • Clearance certificate from the Librarian is required for all the members who leave the School.
8.10 General • Text books, files, briefcases, handbags, umbrellas etc. should be left at the entrance of the library.
• Entry to and exit from the library are to be recorded at the entrance. • No eatables are allowed inside the Library.
Staff Name Designation
Mr. M Jeyothi Prakash Deputy Librarian Extn. No. 5910
Mr. T. Raghunath Asst. Librarian, Acquisition Extn. No. 5911
Mr. T. Mahalingam Asst. Librarian, Technical Extn. No. 5912
Mr. T. Ranjith Kumar Asst. Librarian, Circulation Extn. No. 5911
Mr. M. Senthil Baskar Asst. Librarian, Periodical Extn. No. 5911
Mr. T. Muruganantham Asst. Librarian, Digital Extn. No. 5912
64 9. Directorate of Corporate & Industry Relations (CIR)
CIR serves as the bridge between academia and industry, thereby facilitating Amrita’s graduating students to achieve their career objectives through three options – placements, higher studies and entrepreneurship. CIR brings to the campus great opportunities for internship and over 200+ reputed companies for final placement, which give students a wonderful start for their corporate career, including multiple placement opportunities in top-notch national and multinational corporations. CIR organizes professional training for those aspiring to do higher studies in India or abroad. CIR nurtures entrepreneurship development through Amrita Centre for Entrepreneurship (ACE). CIR also provides expert guidance to students beyond the regular academic curriculum. It empowers students with important life skills and practical domain skills.
CIR functions in eight key areas: Career Counselling, Career Competency Development, Higher Learning Initiatives, Corporate Relations, Entrepreneurship Development, Marketing Communication, Corporate Training and Placements. The CIR Directorate has its vital presence in all the campuses, replicating the form and function of the main centre, with necessary modifications to meet the varying nature of the programmes offered. An important aspect of Career Counselling is the personalised mentoring of students. Under this, mentors are assigned and career planning guidance is provided for each student in a structured manner and individual records are maintained. Students are guided in forming clear and well defined goals through self-awareness (by performing SWOC analysis), job market information, goal setting, decision-making and job opportunity identification. The Career Competency Development function focuses on imparting life skills for the personality development of students, with necessary emphasis on verbal and communication skills, soft skills, aptitude and reasoning abilities, along with technical core-competency skills. To get a real-life experience, students are taken through mock interviews and group discussions with internal and external experts on the panel. Frequent tests are administered simulating corporate testing processes in intensity, variety and content, so that there are no surprises when the students actually face the placement process. CIR conducts pre-placement technical training during summer vacation prior to the beginning of the recruitment process and company-specific training prior to the visits of the companies for recruitment. The efficacy of this approach has been borne out by the placement records and subsequent feedback from employers. Higher learning initiatives include helping students in the preparation of competitive examinations for higher learning such as GATE, GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, CAT, etc., as some students wish to pursue higher studies, usually in the fields of engineering or management. Foreign language classes in Spanish and German are also conducted for the benefit of those students who plan to pursue their higher studies or career abroad. 65 The Corporate Relations vertical of CIR focuses on building and maintaining excellent rapport with the top management of various organisations and industries to forge collaborative industry-academia alliances. It initiates Memoranda of Understanding with major companies, research agencies and institutions to secure funded projects, bring in latest technology and bring about improvement in facilities. This wing facilitates visits by senior industry leaders for interaction with faculty and students; it organises guest lectures, seminars and webinars by industry stalwarts, thereby exposing students and faculty members to industry best-practices and developments in technology. Sponsorships from industry for technical events like conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops are secured through strategic relationships. It seeks the help of companies to spare working products/prototypes for academic demonstration purposes and facilitates implant training, industry visits, summer and final semester internship across all disciplines and campuses. This wing also encourages industry and corporate entities to offer consultancy and sponsored research in consonance with the expertise available in the university. It promotes Management / Executive Development Programmes for the Corporate, solicits support from reputed companies each year for the Corporate Action Plan with respect to engineering, management and other disciplines. It also initiates appropriate measures to support Heads of Placement of Engineering, Management and other schools, to improve the quality and range of placements that match the aspiration levels of students and enhance the image of the university.
To help budding CEOs who aspire to start their own enterprises, Amrita Centre for Entrepreneurship (ACE) was founded on 27 June 2011. ACE aims to develop and promote an entrepreneurial mindset among students. The ACE charter as envisioned by the Director, CIR, is to provide an eco-system that will kindle, nurture and support the innate desires and ideas lying dormant in the individual and create avenues to fructify those ideas into meaningful enterprises. In line with this, a separate library, laboratory and workshop facility have been set up for converting ideas into prototype models and for further development, resulting in commercialization of product or service offering. The E-club has around 990 members comprising students and alumni. It conducts Entrepreneurship Awareness Camps (EACs), Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs) on Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurship Development Programmes (EDPs) under the Department of Science and Technology (DST)’s National Implementing and Monitoring Agency for Training (NIMAT) project routed through Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII), Ahmedabad. Due to the rich corporate and entrepreneurial experience of the faculty on board, ACE provides mentorship to its members. Other key activities include seminars, guest lectures, workshops, technical projects, quizzes, business plan contests, sessions by alumni entrepreneurs and industry visits. It brings in first generation entrepreneurs to share their success stories. ACE has also successfully participated in a pilot programme on Breakthrough Innovation by University of California, Berkeley extension centre along with Intel partner, FICE.
66 Another area of significant importance is Marketing Communication. This wing promotes university activities and creates visibility for brand Amrita in print and electronic media through regular write-ups like event reports, features etc. In addition, this vertical prepares advertisements and advertorials for various programmes for the entire university and for numerous vacancies. This arm is also responsible for creating brochures and other collaterals; managing print, electronic and digital marketing campaigns; publicizing technical events like Anokha and Pragati; as well as coordinating for participation in rankings and surveys.
One of the areas that has emerged as an integral part of corporate relations in the recent past is the area of Corporate Training and Consulting. Several technical consulting initiatives have been facilitated by the Corporate Training sub-division of CIR along with various departments. Other areas are management consulting and corporate training for leadership interventions, change management consulting, training workshops, and so on. This wing is best equipped to provide both behavioral and management consultation services to various organisations.
Excellent placements have been the natural reward for all eligible students at Amrita. The Placement arm covers all major domains in the university - Arts and Sciences, Engineering, Business and Social Work. There is a focus on domain-specific placement. Apart from assistance in providing summer placements and internship, pre-placement training and guidance is given to students via mentoring, mock tests, mock GDs and mock interviews. The standing and visibility of the university and the quality of alumni have prompted past recruiters to vie with each other for early slots in recruitment. Concerted efforts have been made by the Placement team to give ample opportunities to students from core engineering branches to find careers in relevant industries. Almost all the major players in the national scene and several global corporations regularly visit Amrita to meet their talent needs. A partial list of recruiters at Amrita is enough to speak volumes about the strength of the Placement process. Our List of Recruiters: ABB India Mahindra Comviva ABCO Mahindra Engineering Abyeti Technologies Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers Accenture Manatec Electronics Accord Soft Manhattan Associates Adani Power Manipal Global Education Aditi Technologies Maples ESM AGC Networks Marico AIMS, Kochi Maveric Systems Alcatel Lucent Magnitude Software Allstate Microchip Technology AllGo Systems Microland Amagi Media Labs Microsoft Amazon Mindtree AMD Mistral Solutions
67 Analytics Quotient Moonraft Innovation Apollo Tyres Mphasis Aptean MQ Spectrum Aricent MRF Arista Technologies Multicore Ware India (P) Ltd. Asahi India Glass Multunus Software Ashok Leyland Mu-Sigma Asian Paints Business Solutions Mytrah Energy Aspire Systems National Instruments Astra Zeneca NAL Atlas Health Care Software NationStar Mortgage Autoliv Nest Bank Of Baroda Newgen Software Berger Paints Technologies NIIT Technologies Beroe - Inc NineLeaps BGR Energy Systems Nokia Biogenex Nokia Siemens Bizense Novell Software Birla Soft Odessa Technology Blue Dart Aviation One Globe Systems Blue Star Oracle Brakes India Orange Renewable Bridgei2i Analytics Solutions Pace Micro Technology Brillio Technology Panacea Medical Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Cameo Global Payoda Technology Cameron Paypal Capital First Pearson English Capital Via Perot Systems Caterpillar Philips Cerner Healthcare Polaris Software Chalk Studio Practo Technologies Chargebee PRDC Circor Flow Technologies PricewaterCoopers (PwC) Cisco Systems QuadrantFour CodeNation Software Solns. Quess Corp Cognizant Quest Global Computer Science Qwest Telecom Continental Automotive Corporation Rane TRW Steering Systems Cordys Software Reliance Power Craftsman Automation Renault Nissan Tech. & Business Centre Crompton Greaves RGF-Indeed CSS Corp RM Education CUMI RoadRunnr Cummins Robert Bosch CVC Technologies Rockwell Collins Daemon India Royal Enfield Daikin Airconditioning Safran Daimler Saggezza Datami Mobile Solutions Saint-Gobain Glass Defiance Technologies Samsung R&D Dell Software GroupR&D 68 Sankalp Semi Conductor Dell EMC Sanmar Engineering Corporation Delphi Automotive Systems Sanmina-Sci Technologies Derrick Petroleum SAP Labs Directi Sarathi Geotech Dow Chemicals Sasken Dvita Solutions Schneider Eastern Condiments SCM Microsystems Ecolab Seagate Technology E-Con Systems SEFPRO Elgi Equipments Shanthi Gears Elitists Shoba Developers Enercon Shapoorji Pallonji Ensurity Technologies Siemens Ericsson SkanRay Healthcare Ernst & Young Services Skava Systems ESAB India Smartprix Essar Steels Societe Generale Experion Technologies Soliton Technologies EY Global Delivery Network Sonata Software FACE Sopra Steria Federal Bank Sourcebits Technologies Fenner India South Indian Bank Fidelity Business Services Soroco FIITJEE Speridian Fireeye SPIC Fiat Chrysler Subex Systems Flowserve Success Factors FLSmidth · Sundaram Clayton Ford India Sundaram Fasteners Fractal Analytics Suntec Business Solutions Freshworks Symantec Gamesa Renewable Synopsys GE Digital Syndicate Bank GE Health Care Synergy Genpact Syntel Global Analytics Tally Solutions GMMCO Tata Technologies GoFrugal Tata Advanced Materials Google Tata Autocomp Systems HCL Technologies Tata Consultancy Services HealthifyMe Tata Elxsi Hewlette Packard Tavant Technologies Hexaware Technologies TCI Tech Hinduja Global Services Tech Mahindra Hindustan Motors Technicolor Hindustan Uniliver Technip India Honeywell Technology Tejas Networks HSBC Global Technologies Temenos Huawei Technologies India Tesco Hyundai Motors Tessolve Hyundai Mobis Tredence Semiconductor (P) Ltd. Hyundai Construction The Data Team H&R Block Thermax IBM India Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
69 IBS Software TheMathCompany I-Exceed Think & Learn (P) Ltd. IGate Patni ThingsCloud INTEL Thirumalai Chemicals Ltd. I-Nautix Thoughtworks iNurture Tismo Ignitarium Titan Industries Incture Technologies Toshiba Embedded Software Indian Oil Corporation Toyota Kirloskar Auto Parts Indix Internet TPF Software Inc. Infosys Tractor & Farm Equipment Infotech Enterprises Trimble Information Technologies Infoview Technologies UCAL Fuel Systems Inside View Ugam Solutions Intuit Unisys IP Infusion Software UST Global Ingersoll Rand UTC Aerospace Systems Ire-Tex Premier Valeo India (P) Ltd. ISRO Vdart Software IVTL Infoview Technologies Veesons Energy Systems Juniper Networks Vembu Technologies Juspay Verizon India KLA Tencor Videocon Kalycito Infotech Virtusa India Knowledge Lens Visual Bi Solutions KPIT Technologies Vmware KSB Pumbs Volvo L&T Construction Vuram Technology L&T Infotech Wabco India L&T Infrastructure Welset Plast Extrusions L&T Technologies West Agile Labs L&W Construction Wheels India Larsen & Toubro Winwind Power Energy Leitner Shriram Wipro Lennox International Inc. Xome Lister Technologies Yodlee Infotech LMS India Engineering Zafin Software Lucas TVS Solutions Zensar Technologies Lucid Imaging Zifo Technologies Madras Cements Zoho Corporation Magtorq Design Zopper Mahindra & Mahindra Zscaler Softech
A few Global Players…
ABB, Kuwait Al Ansari, Oman Bin Dasmal, Dubai
Cape East, Abudhabi/Saudi /Bahrain Dolphin Imaging, California
Golden Way EMW, Dubai NSH Corporation, Saudi Prestige Engg Sharjah
Qatar Steel, Doha Saud Bahwan, Muscat
…and this is only a partial list!!
70 Staff Name Designation Prof. C. Parameswaran Director
Placement Name Designation
Dr. (Wg Cdr) A Balachandran, Deputy Director - Corporate Relations M.Tech., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D Extn.No :5047
Mr. N. R. Mohanan, M.E. Advisor - Career Planning and Extn.No :5073 Competency Development
Mr. S. Srikanth, M.A., M.B.A., PG Dip. In T & T Deputy Director - Extn.No :5080 Placement and Corporate Relations
Dr. V.K. Susil Kumar Head - Placement & Corporate Relations M com,MBA, Ph.D. - Management Extn.No :5088
Mr. D. Senthil Nathan Sr. Manager-Internship & Placement (Engg)
Mr. Arjun A Warrier Manager - Corporate Relations Relations Extn.No :5084
Mrs. R. Maya Sr. Placement Coordinator - Engineering Extn.No :5079
Ms. Gomathi M Sr. Placement Coordinator - Management Extn.No :5086
Mr. Nivin V Placement Coordinator - Engg & Allied Courses Extn.No :5078 Training Name Designation Mr. M. Unnikrishnan Head - Soft Skills (UG Programmes) B.Com, M.P.M. & I.R. Extn.No :5085
Dr. K. B. Madhu Menon Head - Soft Skills (PG Programmes) M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Extn.No :5087 71 Mr. R. Krishnan Head-Entrepreneurship Development B.E., PGD in Planning & Mgmt., MBA Extn.No :5083
Mr Bhaskaran Venkataraman Senior Manager - L&D (Technical) MS (CS) Extn.No :5096
Ms. K. Sugeetha Senior Manager - L&D (Verbal & Comm.) M. A. Extn.No :5097
Mr. C. Santhosh Kumar Senior Manager - L&D (Aptitude) M.Sc., M.Phil. Extn.No :5098
Ms. R. Sunithakumari Dy. Manager - L&D (Soft Skills) BBM, MFT., MBA., M.Phil. Extn.No:5069
Ms. M. Anitha Dy. Manager - L&D (Aptitude) B.E. Extn.No :5069
Mr. Sankaranarayanan Asst. Manager - L&D (Aptitude) B., B.Tech., MBA. Extn.No :5048
Mr. T. E. Krishnan Asst.Manager L&D (Verbal & Communication) M. A. - Extn.No :5091
Ms. P. S. Ardra Faculty - L&D (Technical) B.Tech., M.E Extn.No :5069
Ms. Anjali B. K. Asst.Manager- L&D (Verbal & Comm.) M.A., B.Ed. Extn.No :5082
Ms. Pamila H. Faculty - L&D (Verbal & Comm.) M.A., B.Ed. Extn.No :5082
Mr. S. Manickavasagam Faculty- L& D (Aptitude) B Tech., MBA Extn.No :5091 72 Mrs. Choodamani N Faculty- L& D (Aptitude) MSc., M Phil Extn.No :5091
Mr. V.Suresh Faculty - L&D (Verbal & Comm.) M.A., B.Ed. Extn.No :5082
Mr. V.Mohan Raj Faculty- L&D (Aptitude) B.Tech., M.Tech. Extn.No :5048
Ms. Aparna M Faculty - L&D (Technical) B.Tech., M.Tech. Extn.No :5069
Mr. Jaya Ganesh M Faculty- L&D (Aptitude) B.E., M.B.A. Extn.No :5091
Mr. Shiva Ramakrishnan Faculty - L&D (Soft Skills) Extn.no : 5091
Mr. K. S. Manoj Sr. Training Coordinator Extn.No :5078
Mr. Rahul S Executive Assistant Extn.No :5084 Director’s Office
Name Designation
Mr. Praveen C. Manager - Digital Marketing Extn.No :5089
Mr. K. C. Venkiteswaran Admin. Officer Extn.No :5093
Mr. V. K. Rajesh Kumar Asst. Admin. Officer Extn.No :5094
Mr. K. Suresh Sr. Executive Secretary to Director Extn.No :5092
Mr. Chandrasekaran K Media Content Developer - Print & Digital Extn.No :5093 73 Mr. Ragesh R Web Analyst & DBM Operator Extn.No :5089
Mr. Parthiban M Sr. Technical Assistant Extn.No :5095
Ms Pushkala Iyer Coordinator - Corporate Relations Extn.No :5078
Mr. Sakthivel D Coordinator - Corporate Relations Extn.No :5048
Mr. Shijith C. P. Sr. Supervisor Extn.No :8303
Ms. Ganthimathi M Admin. Assistant Extn.No :5074
Ms. Sreelatha K Receptionist Extn.No :5005 / 6004
Ms. Swathi Krishna K. V. Admin. Assistant Extn.No :5074
Mr. Reghu M.C Technical Assistant Extn.No :5095
10. Information and Communication Technology Services (ICTS) Department Information and Communication Technology Services (ICTS) Department at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham aims at identifying, providing and maintaining reliable computing facilities, computing network environment, communication facilities and related infrastructure to facilitate education, research, instructional and Institute - approved business services. The department is functionally grouped into Systems Administration, Hardware & Network Support, Multimedia, Lab Administration and Web Designing. Computing Facilities in the Campus The campus is well equipped with over 2000 computers. This facility is distributed across the campus in computer centers at multiple locations. The computer centers are accessible to students during college working hours. The Computer centers are also kept open beyond the college working hours and on holidays for the benefit of the students as per requirement. Computing facilities in the faculty rooms, administration and facilities management are 74 inter-networked over high speed, redundant fiber optic backbone. The network, storage and servers are consolidated at the Network Operations Centre (NOC) located in Academic Block I. The NOC also hosts redundant Internet links totaling over 1Gbps. The intranet site - intranet.amritanet.edu hosts links to various IT enabled services like Amrita University Management System (AUMS), Digital library, Central Library book search, Campus Management System, email, ftp, helpdesk etc. The campus is also part of the National Knowledge Network (NKN) of National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT) - a project of the Ministry of Human Resources Development (MHRD). As part of this network, the campus is linked to other premier universities across the country over a dedicated fibre link with 1Gbps bandwidth. Intranet The intranet portal can be accessed from any PCs in the campus and also through WiFi at http://intranet.amritanet.edu. This portal will serve as an initial page to access various services hosted on the Amrita network, which includes the Amrita University Management System (AUMS), Central Library OPAC, Campus Management System (CMS), Departmental intranet sites, etc. WiFi at Amrita All hostels and Academic Blocks at Amrita are covered by the Wireless network (WiFi). Faculty and students can connect to WiFi using their Campus Domain Controller username and password. Students my contact the ICTS Department (Academic Block I - C306) to obtain the user credentials and for support related matters.
Amrita University Management System (AUMS) This is an ERP conceived designed and developed in-house which manages the student academic and personal information and faculty information. Academic process starting from Registration, Conduct of Examination, Publication of Result, printing of Grade sheets and certificates are done using this system. This also has a Learning Management System(LMS) through which on-line assignments and tests are conducted. A parental portal is also a part of this through which parent can monitor the academic progress of the wards. Every student/ staff is given an account in AUMS through which the data can be accessed and managed. Students can access the ERP through the campus intranet. Parents who wish to register for the Parent Portal access may please visit http://www.amrita.edu/aums. Cisco Networking Academy Cisco Networking Academy at Amrita VishwaVidyapeetham, managed by ICTS was established as one of the Regional Academies by Cisco Systems in India in 1998. The academy is currently an Instructor Training Centre (ITC), an Academy Support Center (ASC). The academy is authorized to conduct instructor training in for CCNA, CCNP and
75 ITE curriculum of Cisco Networking Academy Program. The support center offers support to all the Cisco academies in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan and Maldives. The academy during the past years has won various awards and accolades in recognition of its contribution to the Networking Academy program. The academy offers Cisco Certified Networking Associate (CCNA), Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) and IT Essentials (ITE) courses to the students in the campus. The CCNA course helps the students to secure CCNA industry certification. Students who undergo this program can avail upto58% discount for the CCNA Industry Certification. The Cisco Networking Academy Program is a comprehensive e-learning program. The online course materials are designed to be used along with several other instructional tools and activities. Cisco Networking Academy is managed by the Information and Communication Technology Services (ICTS) department since its inception in 1998 Staff Name Designation Mr. M. Sreevalsan Head - ICTS Extn. No. 5333 Mr. P. Gopakumar Manager - Systems & Networking Extn. No. 5332 Mr. K. K. Sunil Assistant Manager - Systems Support Extn. No. 5331 Mr. K. R. Sundarlal Sr. Multimedia Developer Extn. No. 5341 Mr. K P Joshith Sr. Multimedia Developer Extn. No. 5341 Mr. M. Krishnadass System Administrator Extn. No. 5339 Mr.K.C. Sreehari System Administrator Extn. No.5339 Mr. K B Das Assistant Manager - Lab Administration Extn.No.5335
Computer Labs Academic Block I Name of the Lab Location Timings Computer Lab I W 102, Ground Floor 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Computer Lab II W 108, Ground Floor 8:30 AM - 7:30 PM CAD/CAM Lab C 102, Ground Floor 8:30 AM - 10:30 PM 76 Academic Block II Name of the Lab Location Timings Computer Lab I D 102, Ground Floor 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Computer Lab II D 101, Ground Floor 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Computer Lab V & VI D 202, First Floor 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Computer Lab VII D 301, Second Floor 8:30 AM - 10:30 PM (VLSI Lab)
Computer Lab VIII D 302, Second Floor 8:30 AM - 10:30 PM (Power Elec. Lab)
Computer Lab IX D 303, Second Floor 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (DSP Lab)
Academic Block III Name of the Lab Location Timings
CSE PG Lab D 304, Second Floor 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (CSE/CVIP Lab)
Sundays and National Holidays Computer Lab in second floor in Academic block II shall remain open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM except on national holidays.
All other computer labs in the campus shall remain closed.
11. Department of Students Affairs Office Location: Ground Floor, Academic Block 1 Extn No. 5050 The Department of Students Affairs guides and monitors the extracurricular and nonacademic activities of the students. It encourages them to compete in state and national level sports and cultural competitions. It supports the students to organize several festivals and events. It coordinates fifteen student-managed Associations and Clubs. It hasa Counseling Wing that addresses the personal and emotional problems of the students. The department is also responsible for maintaining campus discipline and sustaining and promoting the cherished Amrita values and traditions. It involves itself in maintaining a ragging-free and disciplined campus that ensures and sustains an academically friendly, quiet and career-driven atmosphere. 77 It acts as a one stop Help Desk to assist the students and parents to alleviate or resolve the academic and nonacademic problems of the students by liaising with other departments. It also has a grievance cell that addresses the day to day issues of the students. The team members of the department are:
Name Designation Extn. No
Dr. P. N. Kumar Head - Students Affairs Extn.No.5028 5787 Dr. K. Shailendhra Professor- Students Welfare Extn. No. 5050 5607
Staff
Dr. C. S. Sowndaram Assistant Professor & Extn. No. 5057 Professional Counsellor
Dr. P. R. Janci Rani Assistant Professor & Extn. No. 5054 Student Counsellor 5055
Dr. Tharani Devi Assistant Professor Extn. No. 5054
Ms.S.A.Rajalakshmi Visiting Faculty Extn. No. 5057
Mr. T. K. Loganathan Officer Gr.III Extn. No. 5051
Ms. S. Lakshmi Admin. Assistant Extn. No. 5051
Students Welfare Activities The welfare activities of the department can be broadly classified into the following four categories
Counselling and Guidance Counselling and Guidance Students Support Services Extracurricular activities Redressal of grievances
Counselling and Guidance
The Department has a dedicated Counselling Wing that provides individual and group counselling to the students to help them maintain and improve their emotional, intellectual, physical and spiritual well-being through a process of self-discovery that promotes over all 78 well-being. It has a Professional Counsellor and a Student Counsellor who directly interact with students in need of personal counselling to alleviate stress, anxiety and to enhance self-esteem, to impart inter-personal skills and to achieve educational goals. Through the two-tier system of Class Advisors and Department Counsellors, it establishes a personal rapport with the individual students. It establishes cordial relations with parents by inter- acting in person with them on need basis. For confidential help and exigencies, students may directly contact the help line No.91-9487302905 or email to [email protected]
Student Support The Department coordinates the following students support activities: Bus Transport for Day Scholars, Conduct of House Elections, Recognizing and Rewarding Academic Toppers, conduct of various festivals and events like Gurupoornima, Navarathri, Ugadi, Pongal, Onam, Gokulashtami and Amma’s Birthday. It also organizes a massive talent search program for the freshmen and the colorful annual cultural festival Amritotsavam. It coordinates the Institution Day, a memorable annual event. It also organizes several music and dance programs, by inviting renowned artists through SPICMACAY
ANOKHA
ANOKHA, the national technical festival of Amrita School of Engineering, Coimbatore has emerged as one of the top engineering techfests in India. Having successfully completed seven editions, ANOKHA has had an average annual participation of over 15000 of the best undergraduate engineering students from top-ranking engineering institutions in India like IITs, BITS, NITs and IIITs participating as well as partner universities in USA and Europe like University of New Mexico, EVRY France and Uppsala University-Sweden. ANOKHA boasts a prize-money of Rs. 15 lakhs with 75 plus highly competitive contests in all disciplines of engineering, robotics, business incubation, social media & entrepreneurship and short-film making. Other highlights include 30 cutting-edge workshops, fascinating exhibitions & Autoshows, Meet the CEO programme, distinguished lecture series and spectacular entertainment shows. Anokha holds the distinction of being the first techfest in India with United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) Accreditation and having a TEDx event co-located and held in conjunction with a techfest for the first time in India. Some of the world renowned artists who have been part of the entertainment spectacle include Percussionist, Sivamani; playback singers, Vijay Prakash, Haricharan, Benny Dayal, Karthik and keyboardist Stephen Devassy
Gurupoornima
It is a festival celebrated to express our reverence to our Gurus. The students organize various cultural programs, skits, quiz, elocution etc. Messages from the life and teachings of the great gurus of India are highlighted.
79 Talent Search It is a vibrant and extensive program, spanning over several weeks, organized to identify the freshmen having raw talents in dramatics, skits, quiz, dance, music, debate, literature, sports and games etc. The freshmen participate enthusiastically in large numbers and exhibit their talents.
Gokulashtami / Janmashtami The birthday celebrations of Sri Krishna are conducted with a lot of pomp and splendor. The campus takes on a festive look and the students, faculty and non-teaching staff show extraordinary zeal and commitment in organizing various vibrant cultural programs. A grand procession with floats depicting various significant episodes in the lifeof Sri Krishna is a major attraction.
Amma’s Birthday Celebrations Our Chancellor’s Birthday is celebrated on 27th of September every year at Amritapuri. A large number of dignitaries along with thousands of devotees from all walks of life belonging to various countries gather to get the blessings of Amma. Our students and faculty render voluntary services. A large number of activities from the Ashram get initiated during this day for the upliftment of the suffering people. Navarathri Navarathri is celebrated with kolu, bhajans, pujas and prasadham on all the nine days at Amma’s shrine in the main block. Students and staff assemble in large numbers and participate in the festivities. Amritotsavam It is the mega annual cultural festival, spreading over a couple of weeks, with a large participation of students and staff. Cultural events, quiz, debates, songs, dances, essay competitions etc are organized completely by the students who invariably enrich their leadership qualities and team spirit.
Extracurricular Activities The department has dedicated Student Counsellors encouraging students involved in Extracurricular and co-curricular activities. Students are encouraged to join at least one of the following student forums to fine tune their innate raw talents to ultimately compete in various competitions held at National and South East Asian Levels. It is ensured that the quality and content of the programs organized by these forums are in tune with the norms of the association of Indian universities
80 Cultural Forums and Social Clubs Name of the Club Coordinator Contact No. AMRITA Talkies Mrs. Aswathi K.B 9487804436 [email protected] Asthra club-Science Club Dr. Bharat Kishore Sharma 9003590120 [email protected] Kalakriti- Art Club Dr. Radha R Iyer 9442338448 [email protected] Ms. K. Gayathri 9843742633 [email protected] Nadham Dr. Murali Rangarajan 9047698392 [email protected] Nature club Dr. Maya Mahajan 9489518865 [email protected] Natyasudha -Dance club Ms.V.Gayathri 9003558917 [email protected] NSS Dr. Elangovan M 9994279654 [email protected] Amrita Photography Mr.V.S.Binoy 9894539495 [email protected] Team Media Dr. S. Selvakumar 9865789811 [email protected] Mr. Sundhararaman R 9994568983 [email protected] Ragasudha Dr.Vidya Balasubramanian 9994600565 [email protected] Dr. U.K.V.Sarma 9790262691 [email protected] Sahaya Club Dr. Thilagavathy 9842355576 [email protected] Shrishti Club Dr. Geetha Senthilkumar 9943399499 [email protected] Agneya - Sports club Dr. O.J. Kumaresan 9364264212 [email protected] Vision Dr. V. Venkataraman 9849198390 [email protected] Wellness Club Dr. K.T Satyajith 9597314292 [email protected] 81 Ragging is a criminal offence and it is banned in the campus Ragging includes tormenting others by words or deed, playing rough jokes on others, engaging in rough play, physical assault or threat, use of physical force, verbal abuse and aggression, exhibiting indecent gestures and obscene behavior, exposing fellow students and others to ridicule and contempt, violating the status, dignity and honor of fellow students and others, violating the privacy and rights of others and harassing or exhibiting riotous behavior. Students involved in ragging will be liable for summary expulsion from the institution, with a note in his/her Transfer Certificate to that effect, and the case may also be referred to the Police. In such cases, the student will not be able to continue his/her studies not only in this institution but in any other institution. A general Disciplinary Committee, an Anti-Ragging Committee and a Women’s Complaints and Redressal Cell have been formed to take care of the Discipline in the campus Victims / Witness of ragging may call +91 9486243909 and +91 9655237238
Anti Ragging Commitee Dr. Sasangan Ramanathan Chairperson Dr. (Col). PN Kumar Member CCWH Member Dr. V Sivakumar Member Dr. R Gowtham Member Dr. M.Saimurugan Member Mr. C Prakash Member Dr. Anju S Pillai Member Dr. R Ramanathan Member Disciplinary committee / Panel members Dr. (Col). PN Kumar Chairperson Dr. K Bagavinar Member Mr. O.M.Deepak Member Dr. G Saravana Prabu Member Dr. Mahendra Naktuji Member Nandanwar Dr. Balajee Member Ramakrishnananda 82 Dr. S Saravanamurugan Member Dr. AnilKumar Sharma Member Dr. M Senthilkumar Member Dr. N.Harini Member Dr.P Prakash Member Dr.A.Balasubramanian Member Mr. M Ganesan Member Dr. B Karthi Member Dr. K R M Vijaya Member Chandrakala Mr. B Sabarish Narayanan Member
Women’s Complaints & Redressal Dr. K M.Mini Chairperson Dr. M Nirmala Devi Member Dr. C K Shyamala Member Dr. Sasangan Ramanathan Member
Emergency response team members Dr. Bipin Balaram Mr. C. Lakshmikanth Mr. R. Saravanan Dr. P. R.Jhanci Rani Dr. K.Bagavinar Mr. V.V. Sajith Variyer Mr. C.Arunkumar Ms. R. Arthi Mr. P.Gopakumar Dr.U.K.V.Sharma
SC/ST Complaints & Redressal Cell
Dr.S Mahadevan Chairman Dr.S.Ilangovan Member Dr.S.Padmavathi Member Dr.Anju S Pillay Member Mr.K.Bakiaraj Member Mr.K.Bakiaraj Member
83 General rules and regulations in the campus Tuition fees and all other fees should be paid before the specified date and receipt obtained thereof. Students who do not produce the receipt during enrolment will not be permitted to enroll for any of the courses. Students are required to be punctual, polite, well-mannered and decently dressed. Classes commence every day with a Universal Prayer of Vedic hymns. All the students shall reach their classrooms well before the first bell (8.40 AM). No student shall move around in the corridors during prayer All UG students should be in Uniform on all working days (less Saturdays). They should wear their ID cards when they are in the campus. On holidays and during non-working hours, students are expected to wear decent dress in the campus and in the Mess Halls. Day-scholars are not allowed to enter the Hostel without prior permission of the Warden. Our campus is a purely vegetarian campus. Smoking, use of tobacco/tobacco products, consuming alcohol and use or possession of any intoxicant in the campus are strictly prohibited. Unauthorized meetings, participation in political agitations and all types of demonstrations are prohibited in the campus. Reading/possession /circulation of any vulgar or obscene material in any media is banned in the campus. Mobile phones are not to be used in the academic areas.
Insurance coverage to parents & students a) Students education protection policy This policy is aimed at providing protection for the education of students in case of death, permanent/total disability of the insured parent/ legal guardian due to accident or death during surgical operation or death within seven days thereafter whilst in the hospital which is deemed as death due to accident (refer the terms and conditions of the insurance policy for an exact description of the nature of the policy). In the event of such deaths, the entire educational expenses of the student concerned will be met by the insurance company till the completion of the course in this Institution. b) Students accident benefit insurance This policy coverage is for the reimbursement of hospital /medical expenses incurred by the student due to accident while commuting to / from college, inside the campus/ participating in authorized tours/ excursions etc. upto Rs.2 lakhs per year. 84 c) Group insurance coverage This policy coverage is for natural death or death due to accident for students-up to a maximum of Rs.3 lakhs per student. General facilities in the campus The 470 acre campus has around 6000 inmates including students, staff and other workers. The upkeep of the facilities and life support is done by the various wings of the General Administration dept like, Event Management, Housekeeping, Electrical, Plumbing, Planning, Central kitchen, Transport, Purchase, Guest house and Fabrication etc Event management group This group takes care of management of events in the Campus. They arrange halls for the various events and also co-ordinate accommodation, food and transport for major events. Hall bookings and arrangement of various other logistics are to be routed through the Deputy Manager- General Admin. Following are the general amenities available in the campus.
Convention centre (Location: Near Academic block 1)
The convention centre houses the following facilities: 1. Amriteswari Hall, fully air-conditioned with a capacity of 600 2. Sudhamani Hall with a capacity of 500 3. Two Seminar Halls 4. Boys Common Room 5. Staff Mess Hall 6. Dining Hall (Staff)
New Auditorium-indoor (Location near Amrita School of business block)
This auditorium can accommodate 4000 students and is used for conducting campus- wide function
Reprographic facilities: Location: Academic Block 1, ground floor Photocopying facility is available in campus. The timings are from Morning 8.15 AM to 7.00PM with a lunch break of 1 hour between 1 to 2PM on Week days and Sunday 9.00AM to 4.00 PM. 85 Bank with ATMs The Dhanlaxmi Bank in the campus with a 24 x 7 ATM service offers full-fledged banking facilities. The ATMs are located near the Main branch of the bank located near the Main gate and the other near the Academic Block 2.
Canteen
There are three canteens in the campus which function with the following timings
Name of the Canteen Location Timings Main Canteen Near Academic Block I 7.00 AM to 8.00 PM ASB Canteen Near ASB 7.00 AM to 8.00 PM IT Canteen In between Academic Block II and III 7.00 AM to 7.00 PM Cafeteria Central Library 10.00 AM to 6.00 PM Basement Staff Mess A staff Mess run by the Central Kitchen is functioning at the ground floor of the Convention Centre located near the Academic Block 1. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are served here.
Day scholars, Visitors, Staff can utilize this facility.
Timings
Breakfast 7.30 AM to 9.30 AM Lunch 12.30 PM to 2.30 PM Dinner 7.30 PM to 9.00 PM Transport University buses are available for transporting students and staff from the city and suburbs to the college and back. The buses start at 7.25 am from city and run through the stops indicated below and in return start from campus at 5.15 pm. Thudiyalur: V.G.Hospital - G.N. Mills (Gounder Mills) - Cheran Nagar - Eruvu Company - Saibaba Temple - TVS - Brooke Bond Saibaba Temple: Kavundampalayam -NSR Road - Sivasakthi- Saibaba Colony Residency Apts-Venkatapuram Signal . TVS Nagar: Edayarpalayam - Sivaji Colony- Kovil Medu - Velandipalayam - Venkatapuram - Avila School-KTVR - GCT - RS Puram .
86 Vadavalli -Vadavalli- Govt School-Karuparayan Kovil-Ettimadai Mullai Nagar: Perumal Koil - P.N.Pudur - Botanical Garden - Lawley Road Jn. - Pal Company-Boys High School-Gandhi park -Thermutti- Town Hall Ramanuja Nagar (Hope’s College): - Tiruppur Textiles - Peelamedu - Krishnammal college - PSG Tech -Esso Bunk . Lakshmi Mills: Nava India- Lakshmi Mills - Pankaja Mills - Puliakulam - Ramanathapuram –Sreepathy-Parsn Apts-Podanur-Sarada Mill Road -LIC - Sundarapuram-Madukkarai Market. Ramanuja Nagar (Meena Estate): - Uppilipalayam - Rajiv Gandhi Nagar -Sowripalayam - Meena Estate - Puliakulam - Ramanathapuram - AIR - Sungam by-pass-Attupalam- Edayarpalayam Pirivu Ondipudur: Jai Shanthi-Uzhavar Sandhai-Singanallur Housing Unit-Rajalakshmi Mills - G.V.Residency - Iyer Hospital - Alvenia School - Sowripalayam Pirivu - Central Studio- Aparna Ganapathy: Tamil Nadu - Textool - Lakshmipuram - Gandhipuram (Hotel: Tamil Nadu) -Alankar-Park Gate-Uppilipalayam- Flyover - Edayarpalayam Pirivu . Sivananda Colony:Sivananda Colony -Power House - 100 Feet Road - GP Corner - Women’s Polytechnic - RTO Office - Anna Silai - Railway Station -B.K.Pudur- Kovaipudur: Vinayagar Kovil-Bharathi Nagar- Kovaipudur Bus Terminus-Santhi Ashram-Telephone Exchange-Om Sakthi Nagar-Gokulam Colony-Kulathupalayam Pirivu-Milekkal -Madukkarai Police Station. Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) Three STPs are installed in the campus which treat effluent from the hostels and staff quarters and ensure that every drop of used water is recycled. A solid waste recycling plant is also functioning in the campus.
Medical Aid Location: Ground Floor, Shopping Complex Extn No. 5152 / 5395 Medical aid is provided in the campus with doctors round-the-clock. Specialist doctors from the city assist them in their task. The facility is equipped with an ambulance to handle medical emergencies. Mr. K. S. Moorthy Special Officer Dr. K. V. Nisha, Sr. Medical Officer M.B.B.S., D.F.H. Dr.Manikandan S Medical Officer Dr. Prabhu P Medical Officer Dr. Guna.J Medical Officer 87 General Facilities in Amenities Complex The amenities complex houses, general stores, a provision stores, tailoring shop, cloth shop, Reprography Centre, Travel Desk, saloon etc. The location and timings of these centers are given below.
Name of the facility Location Timings General Stores Shopping Complex Monday- Saturday First Floor 8 AM to 8 PM Sunday 8 AM to 1 PM Provision Stores Shopping Complex Monday- Saturday Ground Floor 5.45AM to 8 PM Sunday 5.45AM to 1 PM Tailoring Shop Shopping Complex Monday- Saturday Second Floor 8 .30AM to 8 PM Sunday Holiday Cloth Shop Shopping Complex Monday- Saturday Second Floor 9.00 Am to 6 PM Sunday Holiday Reprography Centre Shopping Complex Monday- Saturday First Floor 9.30 AM to 7 PM Sunday Holiday Travel Desk Shopping Complex Monday- Saturday Mobile Recharge First Floor 9.30 AM to 7.00 PM Sunday 8.30 AM to 1.30 PM Hair dressing (Gents) Shopping Complex Monday- Saturday First Floor 6.30 AM to 8.30 AM 2.00PM to 8.00PM Sunday 6.30 AM to10.30AM 12.30PM - 6.30PM Tuesday Holiday Beauty Parlor Amenity Complex II Floor, 08.30 AM to 08.00 PM (Boys and Girls) (for Boys) 09.30 AM to 08.00 PM (for Girls) Working - All the days 88 Hostel - Rules and Regulations
In Amrita hostels, students get ample opportunity to interact with their peers and get enriched culturally. Utmost importance is given to inculcate values which will help the residents to live in harmony with their friends and equip them to develop an integrated personality which will go a long way in shaping their future..
There are nine hostels in the campus
Two girls’ hostels
Mythreyi Bhavanam UG. Students
Gargi Bhavanam PG. Students
Seven boys’ hostels
Yagnavalkya Bhavanam I year UG
Yagnavalkya BhavanamAnnex I Year UG
Vasishta Bhavanam II Year UG
Agasthya Bhavanam III Year UG
Nachiketas Bhavanam IV Year UG
Sri Vyasa Maharishi Bhavanam IV Year UG
Gauthama Bhavanam PG
The total built up area of the hostels is about 10 lakhs sq. feet. The girls’ hostels can accommodate around 1800 students and the boys’ hostels can accommodate around 4000 students. Four students are accommodated in a room during the first three year of their study in the UG Programme and single rooms are provided to the PG student’s and final year UG students.
General rules and regulation governing hostel life and administration are included in this booklet for uniform and transparent handling of various issues.
In case of difficulty in interpretation of any rule or regulation, clarification may be sought from Chairman Council of Wardens (CCWH).
The administration reserves the right for alterations in the rules and regulation as and when required.
89 Hostel administration
The following officers/staff constitute the Hostel administration: Chairman - Council of Wardens (CCWH) Vice Chairman Council of Wardens (VCCWH) Chief Faculty Warden (CFW) for each hostel Resident Wardens (RW) for each Hostel
Hostels are managed by Council of Wardens which comprises a Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Chief Faculty wardens who are senior faculty members of the University as its members. Each hostel is managed by a hostel committee headed by Chief Faculty Warden, who will be a faculty in the level of Assistant Professor or above and Resident Wardens who are direct in charge of the students of the hostel to which they are attached. One of the unique features of Amrita hostels is the mentoring system facilitated through full time resident wardens. Each resident warden is to look after 100-150 students. One of the unique features of Amrita hostels is the mentoring system facilitated through full time resident wardens. Each resident warden looks after 100-150 students. Resident Wardens will interact with the students under their care on a day-to-day basis. They will monitor the academic and extracurricular activities of the resident students and counsel them whenever required. The resident wardens in proper co-ordination with the parents and the class advisors act as local guardians of the students.
Admission & allotment of rooms 1. Students who need hostel facility have to apply in person in the prescribed form (All forms are available in the Hostel office located in the ground floor Academic Block I). 2. The hostel fee should be paid at the commencement of each academic year. 3. Staying in the hostel is mandatory for all students. However, students who are staying with parents in Coimbatore are permitted to commute as day scholars. They are advised to utilize college transport facility. No students shall stay outside the hostel without prior written permission from the CCWH. 4. At the time of admission and at the beginning of every academic year, each resident is required to submit a duly-filled-in ‘Hostel Admission’ form. Any change of address / telephone number of the parent / local guardian, at any point of time, has to be promptly intimated to the hostel office in writing. 5. Students are generally not permitted to vacate the hostel and stay outside on their own. However if they are going to stay with their parents they may be permitted and they should follow the procedure given below: 90 i. Parent/Guardian of the student shall meet the Chairman Council of Wardens (CCWH) in person and explain the necessity for staying outside. ii. A written request in the prescribed format should be made to him, in which the local residential address with phone number, where they intend to stay should be mentioned. iii. A permission letter from the Head of the Department is also necessary. 6. Students will generally be provided with essential furniture and fittings in each room. Residents of the hostel should ensure that lights & fans are switched off and their rooms locked when they leave their rooms. Rooms once allotted to the students for an academic year will not be changed except under special circumstances with the permission of Chief Faculty Warden. Single rooms are allotted only to final year UG students and PG students to the extent possible. However, the hostel administration, in case of non-availability of rooms, may allot more than one person per room. All other students are accommodated in four- bedded rooms. 7. Resident wardens may inspect/enter any room, at any time to satisfy themselves that the students maintain discipline and cleanliness/tidiness/hygiene. 8. Hostel is an integral part of the University. Any act of indiscipline in the hostel will attract penal action from the University.
Code of Conduct s All residents are required to maintain high standards of behavior expected of students of a prestigious University such as ours. They are expected to be courteous with everyone both inside and outside the campus. s The silent hours in the hostel will be from 10:30 pm to 5.30 am which should be observed by all residents. s All students are required to carry their valid Identity Cards issued to them by the University. s The rooms, common areas and surroundings should be kept clean and hygienic. s All students are expected to be in their hostels before the specified time (Ref. Hostel Timings). s If any one wishes to be away from the hostel beyond the specified timings for academic work like visit to library, laboratory etc., they should get written permission from the Resident Wardens in the prescribed form. s Rooms are allotted to each student on his/her personal responsibility. He/She should see to the upkeep of the room and its premises. Students should bring to the notice of the Resident Warden, for any maintenance work (Civil, Carpentry or Electrical), needed in their rooms. s Every resident of a room is responsible for any damage to the property in the room during his / her occupancy of that room and will be required to fund the repair, 91 if any. He/she is required to fill in the inventory of the furniture and other items available and hand over the furniture & other materials in good condition when he/ she changes/vacates the room/ hostel. s In case of damage to or loss of hostel property the cost will be recovered from the students responsible for such damage or loss, or collectively from all the students of the hostel as decided by the Chief Faculty Warden. s The use of electrical appliances such as immersion heaters, electric stove / heaters / electric iron / induction cooker are forbidden in any of the rooms allotted. Electrical wiring in the hostel is not designed for such heavy load. s Private cooking in the hostels / student’s room is strictly forbidden. Such appliances, if found will be confiscated and disciplinary action will be initiated. s The use of audio systems which may cause inconvenience to other occupants is not allowed. The use of personal TV, VCR and VCD / DVD is prohibited. Resident Wardens can confiscate banned electric equipment without the permission of the inmates. s Possession, consumption and distribution of tobacco, alcohol or narcotic drugs in the University premises is strictly prohibited. The administration reserves the right to take strict disciplinary action, amounting to even expulsion at short notice from the hostel and rustication from the University. s Any student found to be indulging in undesirable activities such as physical assault, damage to property etc., will be liable for disciplinary action including expulsion from the hostel at short notice. s Residents are required to park the cycles only in the space provided for them in an orderly manner. s Use of powered vehicles by students in the campus is banned. s Residents should not arrange any functions, birthday parties or meeting within the hostel or outside within the campus without permission of the concerned authorities. s The residents are responsible for the safe keeping of their personal belongings. They are advised to desist from bringing and keeping ornaments and expensive items/gadgets in the rooms. Except minimum cash on their person, money should be kept deposited in the bank. s They should keep all valuable items such as Laptop, Mobile phones (only basic phones are permitted), ATM card etc., locked. They should also lock the room even when they are out for a short period. s Residents are expected to be decently dressed when moving around in the hostels, dining halls and surroundings. s Birthday celebrations are allowed only with prior permission from the Resident Wardens. It is allowed only before 8pm at a specified location in the hostel.
92 Ragging s Ragging is strictly banned. Any violation of this will be dealt with very severely. The perpetrators will be summarily expelled from the University and handed over to the law enforcement authorities. s Ragging which is a CRIMINAL & NON-BAILABLE offense is defined in legal parlance as, “display of noisy, disorderly conduct doing any act which causes or is likely to cause physical or psychological harm or raise apprehension or fear, shame or embarrassment to a student in any academic institution and includes:- teasing, abusing, of playing practical jokes on or causing hurt to such student; or asking the student to do any act or perform something which such student will not in the ordinary course be willing to do”. s Call: Dr. P. N. Kumar 09943984528 s Fresher’s are encouraged to report incidents of ragging. Those who do not report after being subject to or witness to ragging are also liable to be punished. s When the persons committing or abetting ragging are not identified, collective punishment could be resorted to as a possible deterrent measure, to ensure community pressure on the potential perpetrators not to indulge in ragging. s All senior students, hostellers as well as day scholars, are required to sign an anti- ragging undertaking form. Visitors and guests Parents/ Guardians are allowed to visit their wards as per the following timings.
a. Working days : 5pm to 6.30pm b. Holidays : 7am to 6.30pm
Visitors are not allowed in the hostel after 6.30 pm. Guest of a resident may be permitted to stay in the hostel on payment basis, with the prior approval by the Chief Faculty Warden of respective hostels. Parents are strongly encouraged to visit the campus and interact with class advisors/hostel wardens periodically
Issue of Gate Pass s Residents of the hostels are required to get the permission from the resident warden through a computerized Campus Management System (CMS) as and when they want to go out of the campus. Gate pass is normally given during festival holidays and during vacation.
93 s On regular working days, students need to apply for a gate pass through CMS to their respective class advisor. Based on the recommendation of the class advisor, the resident wardens can sanction the gate pass whereas during holidays the resident warden can sanction the gate pass directly.
s Hostel residents can access the CMS through any computer or their mobile phones within the campus intranet. A hostel resident can apply for gate pass indicating the date and time (In/Out details) to resident warden through CMS. They can check the status of applied gate pass (Hostel residents can keep a maximum of two sanctioned gate passes on his/her account).The system also has an option for them to cancel the gate pass.
s Residents are permitted to go home during longer weekends. Gate passes should be applied at least 24 hrs in advance. Gate pass is also given to go to city during other weekends. However they are expected to return by the specified time (Ref. hostel timings).
s A student can only one take one day pass and one home pass in a month Hostel Mess
s Pure and wholesome vegetarian food is served in buffet style in the hostels.
s Non-vegetarian food is not permitted anywhere inside the entire campus.
s No diner shall waste food
s Mess charges are collected as a single annual payment in advance.
s All residents are expected to cooperate with the hostel administration by conserving water and electricity.
s Food will not be supplied in the rooms. Residents of hostels are not allowed to take any food items, cups, saucers, plates, tumblers and other utensils of the hostel mess, to any place outside the mess hall or to their rooms under any circumstances.
s Students can entertain their guests in ‘staff mess’ only. However, as a special case, they can entertain their parents as guests in their respective messes on prior intimation and on production of guest tokens, which are available in the respective hostel offices.
s Hostellers without ID cards are not allowed to enter the mess hall.
s All diners shall interact with the mess staff in the dining hall in a courteous manner.
94 Facilities in the hostels/campus Neatly furnished room with one steel cot (6.5’×2.5’), table, cupboard, plastic arm chair per student.
s Dedicated library facility within the hostel s Laundry & ironing facility s Night canteen in the hostel s Round-the-clock power supply s Hot water during early morning hours s Well-furnished mess halls with large seating capacity s Medical supervisors in each hostel to attend to medical emergency s Round-the-clock clinic with dedicated medical team s Mini Stationary store in girls’ hostel s Power Laundry facility (payment should be made at the beginning of the semester) s Beauty Salon
Hostel Timings
General
Hostel gate open 5.30 am Morning Tea 6.00am - 6.30 am Breakfast 7.00 am - 8.20 am Lunch 12.30pm - 2.00 pm Evening Tea and Snacks 5.00 pm - 5.30 pm Dinner 7.15 pm - 8.30 pm Boys canteen 6.00 pm - 10 pm Girls canteens 3.30 pm -10.15 pm (Also 9.30 am - 12.30 pm on holidays)
City pass (Late comers will be warned/debarred/ fined)
Boys 6.00 am - 9.00 pm (Other than I semester) Boys (I semester ) 7.00 am - 8.00 pm Girls 7.00 am - 8.00 pm
95 Return to hostel from rest of the campus
Boys 10.00pm Girls 8.00pm Marking Attendance 9.30 pm to 10.30 pm Study/Silent hour 10.30 pm to 12 Midnight (own room only) Sleep time/ Silent hour 12.00 Midnight to 5.30 am (Own room only WiFi off)
1. Students reporting late from city pass will be warned. Repeated offenders will be penalized by impounding their next turn of city pass and also monetary fine as decided by the CFW.
2. Students entering the hostel after closure of gates too will attract penalties as above.
3. Gauthama Bhavanam will close at 12.00 midnight for the benefit of staff/ students engaged in research, projects etc.
4. WiFi will be turned off from 12 midnight to 5.00 am for all I, II and III year hostels. Students entering other rooms or staying outside of their own rooms between 10.30 pm - 5.30 am will be reported, investigated for involvement in unlawful activities and their rooms checked for banned substances within 24Hrs Rights of Hostel Administration 1. Any breach of rules will attract enquiry and disciplinary action. The hostel authorities reserve the right to take direct disciplinary action, amounting to even expulsion at short notice from the hostel.
2. The Hostel authorities reserve the right to change these rules from time to time keeping the students informed through general circulars displayed on the hostel notice boards
96 Contact information of hostel authorities Chairman - Council of Wardens Prof. S. Ranganathan, [email protected] / 0422 2685510 Vice-Chairman Council of Wardens Mr. C. Arunkumar, [email protected] Hostel Name Chief Faculty Wardens Resident Wardens
Yagnavalkya Bhavanam Dr.R.Saravanan [email protected] r_saravanan@ cb.amrita.edu 0422 2685305 0422-2685000 9486900490 Extn. No:5524)
Yagnavalkya Bhavanam Mr.P. Gopakumar [email protected] (Annex) [email protected] 0422 2685316 0422 2685000-5332 9486900491
Vasishta Bhavanam Mr. S. Adarsh [email protected] [email protected] 0422 2685974 04222685000-5730 9486900492
Agasthya Bhavanam Mr. C. Arunkumar [email protected] [email protected] 0422 2685971 0422 2685000-5703 9486900493
Nachiketas Bhavanam Dr. K. Bagavinar [email protected] [email protected] 0422 268530 0422 2685000-5156 79486900494
Vyasa Maharishi [email protected] 9486900495 Bhavanam 0422 2685309
Gauthama Bhavanam Mr. K. Vijith [email protected] [email protected] 0422 2685970 0422 2685000-5764 9486900496
Mythreyi Bhavanam Ms.R.Aarthi [email protected] [email protected] 0422 2685311 0422 2685000-5622 9486900497
Gargi Bhavanam Dr.P.R. Janci Rani [email protected] [email protected] 0422 2685313 0422268000-5703 9486900498 97 18. Public transport timings
Bus timings
Bus No. A3 (Gandhipuram to Ettimadai Railway station)
Gandhipuram - Ettimadai Rly station Ettimadai Rly. Station - Gandhipuram
06.15 AM 7.30 AM
9.30 AM 8.30 AM
11.30 AM 10.30 AM
1.40 PM 12.25 PM
3.55 PM 2.45 PM
6.15 PM 5.00 PM
8.30 PM 7.20 PM
9.40 PM
Passanger train timings
Towards Coimbatore
Palghat Town - Trichy 7.30 AM All days Palghat Town - Coimbatore 8.19 AM Except Sundays Shornur - Coimbatore 9.56 AM All days Kannur - Coimbatore 12.25 PM All days Palakkad - Erode MEMU 3.25 Pm Except Thursdays Shornur - Coimbatore 4.41 PM Except Sundays Mangalore- Coimbatore 6.52 PM All days
Towards Palakkad
Coimbatore - Mangalore 8.09 AM All days Coimbatore - Shornur 10.14 AM Except Sundays Erode - Palakkad Town 11.14 AM Except Thursdays Coimbatore- Kannur 2.36 PM All days Coimbatore - Thrissur 5.08 PM All days Coimbatore - Palakkad 6.38 PM Except Sundays Trichy - Palakkad 7.13 PM All days 98 Emergency numbers
Ambulance 0422-2685800 Medical aid 0422-2685801 Security 0422-2685802
Electricity 0422-2685803
Water 0422-2685804 Reception 0422-2685805
Fire 0422-2685806
99 June - 2018
Date Day IV yr/V UG / I I Yr UG/ PG UG PG PG Hr. Sem 1 Fri W W 2 Sat H H 3 Sun H H Enrollment of Final year Classes for 4 Mon CD1 W B Tech/Int Programme/M Tech 5 Tue CD2 W 6 Wed CD3 W 7 Thr CD4 W 8 Fri CD5 W 9 Sat W W 10 Sun H 11 Mon CD6 W 12 Tue CD7 W 13 Wed CD8 W 14 Thr CD9 W 15 Fri H *Ramzan 16 Sat H 17 Sun H Enrollment of II/III year of all 18 Mon CD10 CD1 Programme and IV year of Int Programe 19 Tue CD11 CD2 20 Wed CD12 CD3 21 Thr CD13 CD4 22 Fri CD14 CD5 23 Sat CD15 CD6 Friday Time Table 24 Sun H 25 Mon CD16 CD7 26 Tue CD17 CD8 27 Wed CD18 CD9 28 Thr CD19 CD10 29 Fri CD20 CD11 30 Sat H
100 July - 2018
1 Sun H H H 2 Mon CD21 CD12 CD1 Enrollment and Orientation of all UG Programme 3 Tue CD22 CD13 CD2 4 Wed CD23 CD14 CD3 5 Thu CD24 CD15 CD4 6 Fri CD25 CD16 CD5 7 Sat H H H 8 Sun H H H 9 Mon CD26 CD17 CD6 10 Tue CD27 CD18 CD7 11 Wed CD28 CD19 CD8 12 Thu CD29 CD20 CD9 13 Fri CD30 CD21 CD10 14 Sat W W W W 15 Sun H H H H 16 Mon CD31 CD22 CD11 Periodical I for IV year 17 Tue CD32 CD23 CD12 Periodical I for IV year Periodical I for IV year/ 18 Wed CD33 CD24 CD13 CD1 Enrollment of PG and orientation 19 Thu CD34 CD25 CD14 CD2 Periodical I for IV year 20 Fri CD35 CD26 CD15 CD3 Periodical I for IV year Periodical I for IV year / 21 Sat CD36 CD27 CD16 CD4 Monday Time Table 22 Sun H H H H 23 Mon CD37 CD28 CD17 CD5 Cultural orientation for Freshers 24 Tue CD38 CD29 CD18 CD6 Cultural orientation for Freshers 25 Wed CD39 CD30 CD19 CD7 Cultural orientation for Freshers 26 Thu CD40 CD31 CD20 CD8 27 Fri CD41 CD32 CD21 CD9 **Gurupoornima 28 Sat H H H H 29 Sun H H H H 30 Mon CD42 CD33 CD22 CD10 Periodical I for II & III year 31 Tue CD43 CD34 CD23 CD11 Periodical I for II & III year 101 August - 2018
1 Wed CD44 CD35 CD24 CD12 Periodical I for II & III year 2 Thu CD45 CD36 CD25 CD13 Periodical I for II & III year 3 Fri CD46 CD37 CD26 CD14 Periodical I for II & III year 4 Sat W W W W Periodical I for II & III year 5 Sun H H H H 6 Mon CD47 CD38 CD27 CD15 7 Tue CD48 CD39 CD28 CD16 8 Wed CD49 CD40 CD29 CD17 9 Thu CD50 CD41 CD30 CD18 10 Fri CD51 CD42 CD31 CD19 11 Sat H 12 Sun H 13 Mon CD52 CD43 CD32 CD20 Periodical I for I UG 14 Tue CD53 CD44 CD33 CD21 Periodical I for I UG 15 Wed H Independence day 16 Thu CD54 CD45 CD34 CD22 Periodical I for I UG 17 Fri CD55 CD46 CD35 CD23 Periodical I for I UG “Periodical I for I UG / 18 Sat CD56 CD47 CD36 CD24 Wednesday Time Table” 19 Sun H H 20 Mon CD57 CD48 CD37 CD25 Periodical II for IV Year 21 Tue CD58 CD49 CD38 CD26 Periodical II for IV Year 22 Wed H H Bakrid 23 Thu CD59 CD50 CD39 CD27 Periodical II for IV Year 24 Fri CD60 CD51 CD40 CD28 Periodical II for IV Year 25 Sat H H Thiruvonam 26 Sun H H 27 Mon CD61 CD52 CD41 CD29 Periodical I for PG 28 Tue CD62 CD53 CD42 CD30 Periodical I for PG 29 Wed CD63 CD54 CD43 CD31 Periodical I for PG 30 Thu CD64 CD55 CD44 CD32 Periodical I for PG 31 Fri CD65 CD56 CD45 CD33 Periodical I for PG
102 September - 2018
1 Sat W W W W **Sree Krishna Jayanthi 2 Sun H H H 3 Mon CD66 CD57 CD46 CD34 4 Tue CD67 CD58 CD47 CD35 5 Wed CD68 CD59 CD48 CD36 Periodical II for II year and 6 Thu CD69 CD60 CD49 CD37 III year UG Periodical II for II year and 7 Fri CD70 CD61 CD50 CD38 III year UG Periodical II for II year and III 8 Sat CD71 CD62 CD51 CD39 year UG / Thursday Tiemtable 9 Sun H H Periodical II for II year and 10 Mon CD72 CD63 CD52 CD40 III year UG Periodical II for II year and 11 Tue CD73 CD64 CD53 CD41 III year UG Periodical II for II year and 12 Wed CD74 CD65 CD54 CD42 III year UG 13 Thu H H Vinayakar Chaturthi 14 Fri CD75 CD66 CD55 CD43 Periodical II for I UG Periodical II for I UG / 15 Sat CD76 CD67 CD56 CD44 Friday Time Table 16 Sun H H Periodical II for I UG & 17 Mon CD77 CD68 CD57 CD45 Third Test IV year Periodical II for I UG & 18 Tue CD78 CD69 CD58 CD46 Third Test IV year Periodical II for I UG & 19 Wed CD79 CD70 CD59 CD47 Third Test IV year Periodical II for I UG & 20 Thu CD80 CD71 CD60 CD48 Third Test IV year 21 Fri H H *Muharram 22 Sat H H 23 Sun H H 24 Mon CD81 CD72 CD61 CD49 25 Tue CD82 CD73 CD62 CD50 26 Wed CD83 CD74 CD63 CD51 27 Thu CD84 CD75 CD64 CD52 **Amma’s Birthday 28 Fri CD85 CD76 CD65 CD53 29 Sat H H 30 Sun H H
103 October - 2018 1 Mon CD 86 CD 77 CD67 CD54 Third test for II yr & III year / Periodical II for PG 2 Tue H H Gandhi Jayanthi Third test for II yr & III year / 3 Wed CD 87 CD 78 CD68 CD55 Periodical II for PG Third test for II yr & III year / 4 Thu CD 88 CD 79 CD69 CD56 Periodical II for PG Last Instruction day IV year / Third test for 5 Fri CD 89 CD 80 CD70 CD57 II yr & III yr / Periodical II for PG 6 Sat H H H 7 Sun H H H 8 Mon CD 81 CD71 CD58 End sem IV year 9 Tue CD 82 CD72 CD59 End sem IV year 10 Wed CD 83 CD73 CD60 End sem IV year 11 Thu CD 84 CD74 CD61 End sem IV year 12 Fri CD 85 CD75 CD62 End sem IV year 13 Sat CD 86 CD76 CD63 End sem IV year / Monday Timetable 14 Sun H 15 Mon CD 87 CD77 CD64 End sem IV year 16 Tue CD 88 CD78 CD65 End sem IV year Last Instruction day II and III year / 17 Wed CD 89 CD79 CD66 End sem IV year 18 Thu H H H H Aayudhapooja 19 Fri H H H H Vijayadasami 20 Sat H H H H 21 Sun H H H H Third Test I year/ End Sem for 22 Mon CD80 CD67 II & III year 23 Tue CD81 CD68 Third Test I year/ End Sem for II & III year 24 Wed CD82 CD69 Third Test I year/ End Sem for II & III year Third Test I year/ End Sem for 25 Thu CD83 CD70 II & III year 26 Fri CD84 CD71 Third Test I year/ End Sem for II & III year Tuesday Time Table / End Sem for 27 Sat CD85 CD72 II & III year 28 Sun H H 29 Mon CD86 CD73 End sem II & III year 30 Tue CD87 CD74 End sem II & III year 31 Wed CD88 CD75 End sem II & III year
104 November - 2018
1 Thu CD89 CD76 End sem II & III Year Last Instruction day for I year UG / 2 Fri CD90 CD77 End sem II & III Year 3 Sat H 4 Sun H 5 Mon H Deepavali Eve 6 Tue H Deepavali 7 Wed CD78 End sem I, II & III year of UG 8 Thu CD79 End sem I year of UG 9 Fri CD80 End sem I year of UG End sem I year of UG / 10 Sat CD81 Tuesday’s Time table 11 Sun H 12 Mon CD82 End sem I year of UG 13 Tue CD83 End sem I year of UG 14 Wed CD84 End sem I year of UG 15 Thu CD85 End sem I year of UG 16 Fri CD86 End sem I year of UG End Sem I Year of UG / Last Instruction 17 Sat CD87 day for I year PG /Monday’s Time table 18 Sun H End Sem I Year UG /End Sem I Year 19 Mon CD1 PG/Enrollment of Final Yr UG and PG 20 Tue CD2 End Sem I Year PG 21 Wed CD3 End Sem I Year PG 22 Thu CD4 End Sem I Year PG 23 Fri CD5 End Sem I Year PG 24 Sat H 25 Sun H Enrollment of II /III Year UG IV Year 26 Mon CD6 CD1 Int Programme 27 Tue CD7 CD2 28 Wed CD8 CD3 29 Thu CD9 CD4 30 Fri CD10 CD5
105 December - 2018
1 Sat W W W W 2 Sun H H 3 Mon CD11 CD6 CD1 CD1 Enrollment for First Year UG and PG 4 Tue CD12 CD7 CD2 CD2 5 Wed CD13 CD8 CD3 CD3 6 Thu CD14 CD9 CD4 CD4 7 Fri CD15 CD10 CD5 CD5 8 Sat CD16 CD11 CD6 CD6 Monday Time table 9 Sun H H H H 10 Mon CD17 CD12 CD7 CD7 11 Tue CD18 CD13 CD8 CD8 12 Wed CD19 CD14 CD9 CD9 13 Thu CD20 CD15 CD10 CD10 14 Fri CD21 CD16 CD11 CD11 15 Sat H 16 Sun H 17 Mon CD22 CD17 CD11 CD11 18 Tue CD23 CD18 CD12 CD12 19 Wed CD24 CD19 CD13 CD13 20 Thu CD25 CD20 CD14 CD14 21 Fri CD26 CD21 CD15 CD15 22 Sat CD27 CD22 CD16 CD16 Tuesday Time table 23 Sun H H H H 24 Mon CD28 CD23 CD17 CD17 25 Tue H Christmas 26 Wed CD29 CD24 CD18 CD18 27 Thu CD30 CD25 CD19 CD19 28 Fri CD31 CD26 CD20 CD20 29 Sat H H 30 Sun H H 31 Mon CD32 CD27 CD21 CD21
106 January - 2019
1 Tue H H New Year 2 Wed CD33 CD28 CD22 CD22 3 Thu CD34 CD29 CD23 CD23 4 Fri CD35 CD30 CD24 CD24 5 Sat H H 6 Sun H H Periodical I for all higher semesters of 7 Mon CD36 CD31 CD25 CD25 UG and PG Periodical I for all higher semesters of 8 Tue CD37 CD32 CD26 CD26 UG and PG Periodical I for all higher semesters of 9 Wed CD38 CD33 CD27 CD27 UG and PG Periodical I for all higher semesters of 10 Thu CD39 CD34 CD28 CD28 UG and PG Periodical I for all higher semesters of 11 Fri CD40 CD35 CD29 CD29 UG and PG Periodical I for all higher semesters of 12 Sat W W W W UG and PG 13 Sun H H H H 14 Mon H H H H Pongal 15 Tue H H H H In-Lieu of Sat, January 19, 2019 16 Wed H H H H Thiruvalluvar day 17 Thu H H H H Uzhavar Thirunal 18 Fri CD41 CD36 CD30 CD30 19 Sat CD42 CD37 CD31 CD31 Tuesday Time table 20 Sun H H 21 Mon CD43 CD38 CD32 CD32 Periodical I for all First Year UG and PG 22 Tue CD44 CD39 CD33 CD33 Periodical I for all First Year UG and PG 23 Wed CD45 CD40 CD34 CD34 Periodical I for all First Year UG and PG 24 Thu CD46 CD41 CD35 CD35 Periodical I for all First Year UG and PG 25 Fri CD47 CD42 CD36 CD36 Periodical I for all First Year UG and PG 26 Sat H Republic Day 27 Sun H 28 Mon CD48 CD43 CD37 CD37 Periodical I for all First Year UG and PG 29 Tue CD49 CD44 CD38 CD38 30 Wed CD50 CD45 CD39 CD39 31 Thu CD51 CD46 CD40 CD40
107 February - 2019
1 Fri CD52 CD47 CD41 CD41 2 Sat CD53 CD48 CD42 CD42 Wednesday Time table 3 Sun H H H H 4 Mon CD54 CD49 CD43 CD43 5 Tue CD55 CD50 CD44 CD44 6 Wed CD56 CD51 CD45 CD45 7 Thu CD57 CD52 CD46 CD46 8 Fri CD58 CD53 CD47 CD47 9 Sat H H H H 10 Sun H H H H 11 Mon CD59 CD54 CD48 CD48 12 Tue CD60 CD55 CD49 CD49 13 Wed CD61 CD56 CD50 CD50 14 Thu CD62 CD57 CD51 CD51 15 Fri CD63 CD58 CD52 CD52 16 Sat H H H H 17 Sun H H H H Periodical II for higher semesters of 18 Mon CD64 CD59 CD53 CD53 UG and PG Periodical II for higher semesters of 19 Tue CD65 CD60 CD54 CD54 UG and PG Periodical II for higher semesters of 20 Wed CD66 CD61 CD55 CD55 UG and PG Periodical II for higher semesters of 21 Thu CD67 CD62 CD56 CD56 UG and PG Periodical II for higher semesters of 22 Fri CD68 CD63 CD57 CD57 UG and PG Periodical II for higher semesters of 23 Sat W W W W UG and PG 24 Sun H H H H 25 Mon CD69 CD64 CD58 CD58 26 Tue CD70 CD65 CD59 CD59 27 Wed CD71 CD66 CD60 CD60 28 Thu CD72 CD67 CD61 CD61
108 March - 2019
1 Fri CD73 CD68 CD62 CD62 2 Sat H H H H 3 Sun H H H H Periodical II for Second semester of 4 Mon CD74 CD69 CD63 CD63 UG and PG/**Mahashivarathri 5 Tue CD75 CD70 CD64 CD64 Periodical II for Second semester of UG and PG 6 Wed CD76 CD71 CD65 CD65 Periodical II for Second semester of UG and PG 7 Thu CD77 CD72 CD66 CD66 Periodical II for Second semester of UG and PG 8 Fri CD78 CD73 CD67 CD67 Periodical II for Second semester of UG and PG Periodical II for second semester of UG 9 Sat CD79 CD74 CD68 CD68 and PG/Tuesdays’s Time Table 10 Sun H H H H 11 Mon CD80 CD75 CD69 CD69 12 Tue CD81 CD76 CD70 CD70 13 Wed CD82 CD77 CD71 CD71 14 Thu CD83 CD78 CD72 CD72 15 Fri CD84 CD79 CD73 CD73 16 Sat H H H H 17 Sun H H H H 18 Mon CD85 CD80 CD74 CD74 19 Tue CD86 CD81 CD75 CD75 20 Wed CD87 CD82 CD76 CD76 21 Thu CD88 CD83 CD77 CD77 22 Fri CD89 CD84 CD78 CD78 Friday Time table / Last Instruction day 23 Sat CD90 CD85 CD79 CD79 for Final Year 24 Sun H H H H Third Test for other semesters /End Sem for 25 Mon CD86 CD80 CD80 Final Year Third Test for other semesters /End Sem for 26 Tue CD87 CD81 CD81 Final Year Third Test for other semesters /End Sem for 27 Wed CD88 CD82 CD82 Final Year Third Test for other semesters /End Sem for 28 Thu CD89 CD83 CD83 Final Year Last Instruction Day for II/III of UG and IV 29 Fri CD90 CD84 CD84 year of Int Programe 30 Sat H H H H 31 Sun H H H H
109 April - 2019
1 Mon CD85 CD85 End Sem Exams 2 Tue CD86 CD86 End Sem Exams 3 Wed CD87 CD87 End Sem Exams 4 Thu CD88 CD88 End Sem Exams Last instruction day for I UG and 5 Fri CD89 CD89 I PG/End Sem Exams 6 Sat H H H H Ugadi 7 Sun H H H H 8 Mon END SEM EXAMS 9 Tue END SEM EXAMS 10 Wed END SEM EXAMS 11 Thu END SEM EXAMS 12 Fri END SEM EXAMS 13 Sat W W W W END SEM EXAMS 14 Sun H H H H Tamil New year 15 Mon END SEM EXAMS 16 Tue END SEM EXAMS 17 Wed END SEM EXAMS 18 Thu END SEM EXAMS 19 Fri H H H Good Friday 20 Sat H H H 21 Sun H H H 22 Mon W W W END SEM EXAMS 23 Tue W W W END SEM EXAMS 24 Wed W W W 25 Thu W W W 26 Fri W W W 27 Sat W W W W 28 Sun H H H 29 Mon W W W 30 Tue W W W
110 May - 2019
1 Wed H H H May Day 2 Thu W W W 3 Fri W W W 4 Sat W W W W 5 Sun H H H 6 Mon W W W 7 Tue W W W 8 Wed W W W 9 Thu W W W 10 Fri W W W 11 Sun H H H 12 Sun H H H 13 Mon W W W 14 Tue W W W 15 Wed W W W 16 Thu W W W 17 Fri W W W 18 Sat H H H 19 Sun H H H 20 Mon W W W 21 Tue W W W 22 Wed W W W 23 Thu W W W 24 Fri W W W 25 Sat H H H 26 Sun H H H 27 Mon W W W 28 Tue W W W 29 Wed W W W 30 Thu W W W
Legend: RED Holiday Green: Working day for Staff alone Black: Working day for staff and students * subject to change ** will be celebrated in the campus
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