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Coresion.Cdr 2020-21 O EGE F AR LL TS O & C . C T O SANT SOHIROBANATH AMBIYE V M O M G E . R A . GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF C S E . S ARTS & COMMERCE VIRNODA, PERNEM, GOA. College Prospectus cum Handbook Our Vision Knowledge and Virtue for peace and progress Our Mission To empower the youth; promote excellence in all our endeavours; and develop service-minded citizens of the country Our Value Framework Contributing to state and national development Fostering global competencies among our students Inculcating a value system in them Promoting the use of technologies Quest for excellence O EGE F AR LL TS O & C . C T O V M O M G E . R A . C S E . S SANT SOHIROBANATH AMBIYE GOVT. COLLEGE OF ARTS & COMMERCE VIRNODA, PERNEM, GOA 403 512 [Permanently affiliated to Goa University and recognized by the U.G.C. under sections 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act of 1956] NAAC - accredited 'B' Grade, CGPA 2.74/4.00 Tel.: (0832) 2201210 / 6450149 Fax: (0832) 2201762 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.govtcollegepernem.org PROSPECTUS cum HANDBOOK 2020-21 LOCATION MAP MALPE RAILWAY STATION PERNEM NH - 17 MAPUSA TOWN PERNEM Sant Sohirobanath Ambiye MOTEL Govt. College of Arts & Commerce Virnoda, Pernem - Goa. Publisher Dr. Filipe Rodrigues e Melo Principal SANT SOHIROBANATH AMBIYE GOVT. COLLEGE OF ARTS & COMMERCE VIRNODA, PERNEM, GOA. Committee for Prospectus & Admissions 2019-20 Mrs. Ishani Roy Dr. Xavier Martins (Associate Prof. of Geography) (Associate Prof of History) Mr. Oscar de Noronha Mr. Satish Sanvol (Vice Principal, Associate Prof. of English) (Associate Prof. of Economics) Dr. Nirmala D. Abreu Dr. Amrita Dinge (Associate Prof. of Economics) (Associate Prof of Hindi) Mr. Virendra R. Amonkar Ms. Neeta Torne (Assistant Prof. of Commerce) (Associate Prof of Marathi) Dr. Roshan Usapkar Mrs. Priyanka Parab (Assistant Prof. of Commerce) (Assistant Prof. in Konkani) Dr. B. K. Haravi Mr. Sachin Vete (Associate Prof. of Geography) (Assistant Prof. in Marathi) Typesetting Designing & Printed by: SANDESH PRINTERS Pernem-Goa. Ph.0832-220144, Email: [email protected] CONTENTS 1. From the Principal's Desk . 5 2. Staff . 7 3. Introduction . 9 4. Academic Results . 11 5. Admission Rules . 12 6. Schedule of Fees . 14 7. Financial Assistance & Other Schemes to students. 17 8. Prize and Awards . 19 9. Choice-Based Credit System . 21 10. Examination . 35 11. College Regulations . 46 12. Student Uniform . 49 13. Attendance . 50 14. Grievance Redressal Mechanism . 52 15. Library . 54 16. Laboratories . 57 17. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) . 57 18. Co-curricular Activities . 57 22. Post Graduate Courses . 60 23. UGC Regulation in Curbing Menace of Ragging 90 Annexure I (Affidavit by the Student) . 109 Annexure II (Affidavit by the Parent/Guardian). 110 24. Schedule of Academic Terms . 111 25. Academic Calendar . 112 Womens Football Team ACTIVITIES Hindi National Seminar Book Exhibition AL TMENT NCC Cadets of the College AR DEP Celebration of Tourism Day Guest Lecture in Economics FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK A very warm welcome to Sant Sohirobanath Ambiye Govt. College of Arts & Commerce, Virnoda, Pernem, Goa, where excellence is a tradition. The College came into existence in 1994 as an initiative of the Government of Goa. It was formed for a noble cause: to promote higher education for the benefit of those who were deprived of it in the remote taluka of Pernem. The College started its journey with a few students, a few faculty members, and two courses, namely, Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). Since then it has made big strides. The College now has two post-graduate courses- M.Com. and M.A. (Marathi), and a Research Centre leading to the award of Ph.D. in Commerce, in addition to the undergraduate courses. The College has a Language Laboratory and a Commerce and Economics Laboratory both of them well equipped. Besides, the College has digital interactivetouch board in fourteen classrooms, digital podiums, Wi-Fi campus, an air conditioned multi-purpose hall, a seminar room, a conference hall, computerized library, fully equipped gymnasium and vast gardens wherein fruits and medical plants will be planted in the forthcoming monsoons. The College has the privilege of having a healthy, harmonious ambience and rich values which have played a pivotal role in shaping the future of innumerable students. Our mission is to empower the youth; promote excellence in all our endeavours; and develop service-minded citizens of the country. “Time and tide waits for none”. This is true especially as we await and witness the arrival of another academic year, 2020-2021. Education needs to be progressive and moving according to the needs of the times. As the society is undergoing greater modernization, education should prepare our students to face the new phenomenon. This Prospectus is designed to welcome students on the journey of academic and extra-curricular fulfillment at our institution. Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities organised by various clubs and associations facilitate the process of creative and critical thinking. They not only inculcate social and moral values, compassion for Nature, pride for Indian culture and tradition and awareness of one's rights and duties but also make students good human beings and confident leaders. To be successful in life one should have ambitions and define one's goals clearly. It is the aim of our College to eventually achieve global prominence by developing and maintaining strategic alliances with renowned institutions. Dr. Filipe Rodrigues e Melo Principal 5 Academic Staff DEPART MENTA Administrative Staff 6 STAFF Dr. Filipe Rodrigues e Melo, Principal Mr. Oscar De Noronha, Vice-Principal ACADEMIC STAFF ARTS Mr. Oscar De Noronha, Associate Professor of English Dr. Nirmala D' Abreu, Associate Professor of Economics Dr. Amrita Dinge, Associate Professor of Hindi Dr. B.K. Haravi, Associate Professor of Geography Mr. Satish N. Sanvol, Associate Professor of Economics Miss Neeta R. Torne, Associate Professor of Marathi Mrs. Ishani Roy, Associate Professor of Geography Dr. Xavier Martins, Associate Professor of History Mr. Vishnu Vete, Assistant Professor of Marathi Mrs. Priyanka S. Parab, Assistant Professor of Konkani COMMERCE Dr. Filipe Rodrigues e Melo, Associate Professor of Commerce Mr. Virendra Amonkar, Assistant Professor of Commerce Dr. Roshan Usapkar, Assistant Professor of Commerce Mr. Avinash Patil, Assistant Professor of Commerce SPORTS Mr. Sam Braganza, Director of Physical Education ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mr. Ulhas Salelkar, Head Clerk Mrs. Sujata Korgaonkar, U.D.C. Dr. Keshav Dhuri, Librarian Mr. Pramod Kerkar, Librarian Gr-II Mr. Sanjivan Satardekar, Driver (L.V.) Mr. Vijay Toraskar, Peon Mr. Sanjay Arolkar, Peon Mr. Suhas Narulkar, Driver (H.V.) 7 PROGRAMMES / COURSES OFFERED: B.A. HONOURS * HINDI * MARATHI B.A. GENERAL *ENGLISH *HISTORY *ECONOMICS *GEOGRAPHY *KONKANI B.COM (HONOURS) M.COM *(ACCOUNTING/BUSINESS MANAGEMENT) M.A. *MARATHI PH.D. *COMMERCE 8 INTRODUCTION Government College of Arts and Commerce, Virnoda, Pernem, Goa, later renamed 'Sant Sohirobanath Ambiye Government College of Arts and Commerce, Virnoda, Pernem, Goa was established in the academic year 1993-94. The College is housed in a state-of-the-art building situated alongside NH-66 and nestled amidst pristine, greenery under a canopy of clear blue sky. With the excellent results it has achieved over the years, with hundreds of its graduates placed in life, one can say that the College and the Taluka as a whole is on the highway to knowledge and success. The College provides facilities for academic excellence and helps in the development of physical intellectual and moral faculties of the students with a view to making young men and women disciplined citizens of our country. The College serves as a vital link to the forces of growth development, information and global technology. The new infrastructure is expected to provide a further boost to make this College a pride of Pednekars, the people of Pernem Taluka. The College is managed by the Government of Goa with the primary objective of catering to the students of Pernem on priority basis. It is permanently affiliated to the Goa University since 2006- 2007. The College was re-accredited by the NAAC with 'B’ Grade, CGPA 2.74/4.00 in 2015. It welcomes all the students, irrespective of their origin, caste, creed and abilities/disabilities. Goals and Objectives Education is the apprenticeship of life, a learning process involving development of the mind, body, heart and soul, facilitating young minds to blossom and bloom into worthy citizens. In keeping with these established truths, the mission of this Government College reflects a sincere endeavour to:- 1. Conscientize our students towards becoming and remaining a v i d learners right through life; 2. To help them develop a dynamic personality with a positive attitude/ approach to life; 3. To encourage them to develop skills to lead a fruitful and peaceful co- existence a productive members of society; 4. To arouse in them a deep sensitivity and concern for healthy moral values; 5. To generate in them a desire to reach for the stars. 9 Prime Concerns To provide a seat of learning and facilities for academic excellence to students living in far-flung rural areas of Pernem Taluka, by literally bringing higher education to their doorsteps, thus fulfilling the objective of the Government of Goa. To strive to gain all-round development of physical, intellectual and moral faculties of the students through wide ranging curricular and co-curricular activities. To lay stress on value education, aimed at making students better citizens imbued with discipline and conscious of their duties. We seek to achieve our goals through:- * Introduction of students at the time of admission and at the annual inaugural function of the academic year during which not only the rights but also responsibilities are emphasized.
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