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Tenth Annual Report & Accounts 2018-2019 TENTH ANNUAL REPORT & ACCOUNTS 2018-2019 VISITOR VISITOR HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT OF INDIA HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT OF INDIA SRI RAM NATH KOVIND SRI RAM NATH KOVIND CHANCELLORCHANCELLOR PROF. G. PADMANABAN PROF.From G.July PADMANABAN 4, 2018 onwards FROM JULY 4, 2018 ONWARDS VICE -CHANCELLOR PROF. A. P. DASH PROF.VICE -A.P. CHANCELLOR DASH PROF.PROF.PROF. A. A.P. P.DASH A. DASH P. DASH VICEVICE - VICECHANCELLOR - CHANCELLOR - CHANCELLOR DR. S. BHUVANESWARI CMA. V. PALANI DR. A. RAGUPATHY REGISTRAR FINANCE OFFICER CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS REGISTRAR FINANCE OFFICER CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS DR. S. BHUVANESWARI CMA. V. PALANI DR. A. RAGUPATHY DR. S. BHUVANESWARI CMA. V. PALANI DR. A. RAGUPATHY DR. S. BHUVANESWARI CMA. V. PALANI DR. A. RAGUPATHY DR. S. BHUVANESWARI REGISTRAR CM A.FINANCE V. PALANI OFFICER CONTROLLER DR. A. RAGUPATHY OF EXAMINATIONS REGISTRAR FINANCE OFFICER CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS REGISTRAR FINANCE OFFICER CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS DEANS OF VARIOUS SCHOOLS SCHOOLS DEANS School of Social Sciences and Humanities Prof. Narayana Raju S.V.S.S School of Basic and Applied Sciences & Prof. S. Nagarajan Students’ Welfare School of Mathematics and Dr. R. Roopkumar Computer Sciences School of Behavioural Sciences Prof. R. Karpaga Kumaravel (Additional Charge) School of Commerce and Dr. Velmurugan. PS Business Management School of Education and Training Prof. R. Karpaga Kumaravel School of Technology Dr. S. Beer Mohammed School of Communication Prof. S. Ravi School of Performing Arts & Fine Arts Dr. V. Premalatha School of Earth Sciences Prof. Sulochana Shekhar School of Life Sciences Dr. E. M. Shankar TH Year Annual Report and Accounts 10TABLE OF CONTENTS S. NO. PARTICULARS PAGE NO. 1 Vice-Chancellor’s foreword 1 2 Statutory Committee Meetings held 3 3 Regular Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff 4 4 Programmes offered 11 5 New programmes launched 14 6 Students on-roll 15 7 Students admitted: 2018-19 16 8 Information on SC/ST students admitted in 2018-19 17 9 SC/ST Scholarship (Facilitated by the University) 18 10 Memorandums of Understanding/Collaboration in existence 2018-19 19 Programme-wise details on the number of students appeared & number 11 20 of students passed SCHOOL OF BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES 21 12 Department of Chemistry 22 13 Department of Physics 37 SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES 57 14 Department of Mathematics 58 15 Department of Computer Science 68 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES 79 16 Department of English Studies 80 17 Department of Tamil 86 18 Department of Economics 97 19 Department of Social Work 111 20 Department of Hindi 131 21 Department of History 139 SCHOOL OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES 147 22 Department of Applied Psychology 148 SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 159 23 Department of Commerce 160 24 Department of Management 170 SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION 179 Central University of Tamil Nadu 25 Department of Media and Communication 180 26 Department of Library and Information Science 193 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING 203 27 Department of Education 204 SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY 217 28 Department of Materials Science 218 SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS & FINE ARTS 229 29 Department of Music 230 SCHOOL OF EARTH SCIENCES 235 30 Department of Geography 236 SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES 249 31 Department of Life Sciences 250 32 Department of Microbiology 265 33 Department of Epidemiology and Public Health 270 CENTRAL LIBRARY 277 ACTIVITIES OF CELLS, CLUBS AND OTHER UNITS 283 34 Centre for Happiness 284 35 Community College 286 36 Counselling and Guidance Cell 289 37 Health Centre 291 38 Hindi Club 294 39 Students’ Welfare 296 Committee Against Sexual Harassment (CASH)/Internal 40 300 Complaints Committee (ICC) 41 Institutional Human Ethics Review Board (IHERB) 301 42 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 302 43 National Service Scheme (NSS) 305 44 Official Language Department (OLIC) 307 45 Rashtriya Avishkar Abhiyan (RAA) 310 46 Student Placement Office (SPO) 311 47 Entry into Service Cell 312 48 Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) 313 TH Year 10Annual Report and Accounts 49 Science Club 315 50 Sports Office 316 51 UGC-NET Coaching Cell 319 52 Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA) 320 53 Anti-Ragging Squad 322 54 Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA) 324 AUDIT REPORT AND AUDITED ANNUAL ACCOUNTS 327 Central University of Tamil Nadu TH Year Annual Report and Accounts 10VICE-CHANCELLOR’S FOREWORD I have great pleasure in presenting the 2018-2019 Annual Report of the Central University of Tamil Nadu (CUTN). The brilliant Greek orator of Athenian Golden Age Thucydides has rightly observed, “What you leave behind is not what is engraved on stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others” Ten years ago, the foundation of the Central University of Tamilnadu was laid on 30.9.2009. Today, it has blossomed as a premier university, renowned for its significant contributions in Teaching, Research and Extension. On this happy occasion of the completion of Ten Years, we, who are fortunate to serve this great institution at this momentous time, rededicate ourselves to work better for the promotion of Quality Higher Education for All. A period of 10 years is significant in the history of an educational institution. The Central University of Tamilnadu has PROF. A. P. DASH played a noteworthy role in meeting the knowledge needs and research needsVICE at - CHANCELLOR the national and international levels over a period of ten years of time. Perhaps the ten year old and yet modern of the Centre of Learning in the Southern part of our country, it is now looking back with pride, the path it has traversed over a decade.The achievements of the past drive us to greater enthusiasm, not into complacency that prevents greater achievements in the years to come. For us, Every Academic Year remains a clarion call to the progress that lies ahead; for, what the caterpillar thinks is the end of the world, the Master calls a butterfly. With the active support of my colleagues in teaching and administration, I am delighted to note that, we indeed have done remarkably well during the last year. The Central University of Tamil Nadu has a rich and wideDR. academic S. BHUVANESWARI profile. CM TheA. V. PALANIUniversity offers DR. A. RAGUPATHY one under-graduate programme, six integrated programmes, REGISTRAR21 post graduate FINANCE programmes, OFFICER CONTROLLER 14 OF EXAMINATIONS M.Phil. Programmes, 21 Ph.D. Programmes and one P.G. Diploma Programme through the twenty six departments of twelve schools. Also one under graduate programe and eight post graduate programmes are offered through Madras school of Economics, Chennai and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International school of Textiles Management, Coimbatore, who have MOU with CUTN. The CUTN also has MoU with Indian Institute of Food Processing Technology (IIFPT), Tanjavur (Govt. of India) and Central Institute of Classical Tamil (CICT), Chennai (MHRD, Govt. of India). The gender profile of the University shows a rosy picture of the equity in the campus, in terms of the gender ratio, with around 60% female students. As many as 55% of students are from other states with diversified nativity from 23 States and Union Territories of India which includes Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Manipur, Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttara Khand, Maharastra, New Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Haryana, Orissa, Puducherry, Arunachal Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgar, Telangana, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat and Jammu and Kashmir. They represent a microcosm of this great country and in their collective presence, they show us, in miniature, what this country could be if it lives up to its extraordinary potential. Central University of Tamil Nadu This new University, within a short time since its inception, could publish papers in reputed and high impact journals like Nature, Lancet Infectious Diseases and Lancet. The research publications of CUTN have achieved the H-index of 27, i-10 index 684, Total Impact factor- 594, Highest Impact factor- 59.102 and Average Impact factor- 2.14. As many as 125 papers were published in UGC listed journals, 15 papers were published in International journals along with 4 books in the last year. An amount of 2.25 crores has been obtained as Research Grant for Extra-Mural Funding. Thus, the CUTN is contributing well, as a top Institution leading in research among the new Central Universities, established after 2009. The Central University of Tamil Nadu instituted NCC on its campus and launched Platoon No. 5 and 6 of 2(P) Independent COY under the NCC Karaikal jurisdiction on its campus.The Swachhta Pakhwara (fort night) programme was observed at the University and as a part of it, the NSS student-volunteers had made all efforts to make CUTN a complete clean institution.The CUTN has contributed for immediate relief work of the Gaja Cyclone victims also contributed for the Post Flood Rehabilitation Works in Kerala. We have given importance to the principle of inclusive growth, with due priorities for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Minorities, and for Women, First Generation learners and the disadvantaged segments of the rural population. In the years to come, the CUTN will play a pivotal role in making available skilled workforce necessary for the success of ambitious programmes of the Government, such as Digital India, Skill India, Clean India and, most importantly, Make in India. I must gratefully record here the unstinting cooperation and support from the Ministry of Human Resource Development and the University Grants Commission and other connected agencies like DST, DBT, which helped us enormously in making the developments mentioned during this period. I would like to attribute the achievements of our University to the Members of the Court, Executive Council, Academic Council and the passionately committed Faculty, Staff and Students, who stood behind the University as a solidly united Team and made its vision a reality.
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