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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 10TH MEETING OF THE GOVERNING COUNCIL HELD ON 3rd August 2020
Members Present: 1. Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, Executive Secretary, JSSMVP, Mysuru 2. Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, Advisor TED, JSSMVP, Mysuru 3. Dr. C. Ranganathaiah, Director(Academic & Administration)TED, JSSMVP, Mysuru 4. Sri. Ravichandran.N, Joint Director(Exam), Department of Technical Education, Bengaluru 5. Sri. B.R.Umakanth, Joint Director(Projects), Technical Education , JSSMVP, Mysuru 6. Dr. A.T. Bhashyam, Rtd. Professor & HOD IP Dept. SJCE, Mysuru 7. Sri. K.V. Murthy, # 38-D, Krishna, 2nd cross, Jayalakshmipuram, Mysuru 8. Sri.T.Harish, Asst. Director (Technical), Board of Technical Examinations, Bengaluru 9. Sri. Shivaswamy, Principal (I/C) CPC (Govt.) Polytechnic, Mysuru 10. Sri. G Ramalingana Gowd, Principal, JSS Polytechnic, Mysuru
Leave of absence : 1. His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Sri Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, President, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru (Chairman)
H. H. Jagadguru Sri Sri Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji could not attend due to prior commitments and hence Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, Executive secretary, JSS MVP, Mysuru, was requested to preside over the meeting and conduct the proceedings. 10.1 Welcome to Governing council members: ²æà ¸ÀÄvÀÆÛgÀÄ UÀÄgÀÄ¥ÀgÀA¥ÀgÉAiÀÄ£ÀÄß ªÀÄ£À¸Á ¸Àäj¸ÀÄvÁÛ, qÁ. ²æà gÁeÉÃAzÀæ ªÀĺÁ¸Áé«ÄUÀ¼ÀªÀgÀ ¥ÁzÀPÀªÀÄ®UÀ½UÉ £À«Ä¸ÀÄvÁÛ, FV£À dUÀzÀÄÎgÀÄUÀ¼ÁzÀ ¥ÀgÀªÀÄ¥ÀÆdå ²æà ²æà ²ªÀgÁwæ zÉòPÉÃAzÀæ ªÀĺÁ¸Áé«ÄUÀ¼ÀªÀgÀ ¥ÁzÀUÀ½UÉ £À«Ä¸ÀÄvÁÛ, ¸À¨sÉAiÀÄ°è ºÁdjgÀĪÀ ¸ÀzÀ¸ÀågÀÄUÀ½UÉ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ DºÁé¤vÀjUÉ ¸ÁéUÀvÀªÀ£ÀÄß §AiÀĹ, ¸À¨sÉAiÀÄ PÁAiÀÄð¸ÀÆaAiÀÄ£ÀÄß ¸ÀzÀ¸Àå PÁAiÀÄðzÀ²ð (Member Secretary)AiÀĪÀgÁzÀ ²æà f.gÁªÀÄ°AUÀ£ÀUËqÀgÀÄ N¢zÀgÀÄ.
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10.2 Confirmation of proceedings of 9th Governing Council meeting:
Principal confirmed about the sending of the copies the proceedings of the 9th GC meeting to the members which the members approved the same 10.3 ( 9.3a) i) Conducting of Bridge Course in Applied Science, Mathematics and English Communication. Resolution of 9th GC Meeting: It was resolved to continue the efforts and also to envisage new methods to improve the results.
Action Taken: Bridge course could not be conducted due to COVID-19, pandemic. It will be conducted for first semester students, after the admissions, and after reopening of Polytechnic, which depends on the directive from DTE, Bengaluru, due to COVID-19 pandemic, during the academic year 2020-21, on completion of final year examinations.
Discussions /Suggestions: Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, suggested to conduct on-line bridge course. For this Principal expressed that it can be done, after the admissions.
Resolution of 10th GC meeting: It was resolved to conduct bridge course on line after admissions, if COVID-19 situation persists and also on the directive of District administration
ii) Establishing Language Lab Resolution of 9th GC Meeting : To continue the same with regard to the language lab and try to improve results
Action Taken: Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic.
Discussions /Suggestions: Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, Executive secretary, suggested to refrain from telling that the events could not be conducted citing COVID-19 pandemic, every time. Instead, try to give potential reason for not conducting.
For this Principal expressed that a very short period of approximately 30 working days were left, after the 9th GC meeting, for the completion of academic year. Due to this and also since students were busy in internal test and submissions, it could not be conducted.
Resolution of 10th GC meeting: To continue the optimum usage of language lab, during next academic year either off line or on-line.
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10.3(9.3b) : Formation of Staff Evaluation Committee Resolution of 9th GC Meeting: To continue the staff evaluation process under the guidance of Prof A.T. Bhashyam
Action Taken: Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic.
Discussions /Suggestions: Inspite of having taken the feedback from students, meeting could not be conducted due to lockdown. Resolution of 10th GC meeting: It was resolved to continue the staff evaluation process under the guidance of Prof A.T. Bhashyam, after the polytechnic reopens
10.3(9.3c): Placement Discussion:
Resolution of 9th GC Meeting: It is resolved to continue with the placement Activities
Action taken: Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic Discussions /Suggestions: After thePlacement activities discussed during 9th GC meeting, no activities of placement, like campus interview, could be done due to COVID-19. Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: Tocontinue the placement acclivities.
10.3(9.3d): IMS & Skill Development Activities :
Resolution of 9th GC Meeting: It is resolved to pursue courses under CMKKY & to get approval.
Action taken: Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic.
Discussions /Suggestions: After the activities discussed during 9th GC meeting, no activities could be done due to COVID-19. Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: To continue the activities of skill development after polytechnic reopens.
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10.3(9.4) Progress of the Polytechnic 10.3(9.4.1) Additional Building and Procurement of Loan:
Resolution of 9th GC Meeting :It was resolved to expedite the process of building construction with the necessary support from JSSMVP
Action Taken: Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic Discussions /Suggestions: Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, questioned as to why to invest on new building, as virtual classrooms and staggered time table can be used to effectively utilize the existing building facility. For this, Dr. C. Ranganathaiah, Director, expressed that, the infrastructure needed is as per the AICTE norms, without which the Extension of approval will not be given. In addition, he explained about the ordeal of getting EOA this year, for which JSSMVP has given approval for JSS public school new building, which has been shown under polytechnic infrastructure. Only after this, the polytechnic could get EOA for the academic year 2020-21 from AICTE, New Delhi. However, he expressed that the suggestion of Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, can be effectively implemented only if AICTE norms are modified suitably and include the option of virtual classrooms in their policy. For this the Government officers concerned should suggest AICTE, and investigate the possibility of including aforesaid modification in AICTE norms. For this the Government officials noted the suggestion.
Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: It is resolved to pursue the matter with DTE, Bangalore, regarding above suggestion
10.3(9.4.2): Procurement of Machinery / Equipment Resolution of 9th GC Meeting: It is resolved to commission the UTM procured from JSSATE , Bengaluru
Action Taken: No activities carried out due to COVID-19 pandemic Discussions /Suggestions: Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, Executive secretary, suggested to plan in advance regarding the requirement of either machinery/equipment for the next academic year, which has no bearing on COVID-19. For this, Principal expressed that at present no new machinery/equipment is needed. However, if it is required as per the new syllabus , which will come into effect during next academic year, it will be procured with prior planning
Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: It was resolved to procure Machinery/equipment, if required as per new syllabus
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10.3(9.4.3): Poor Result & Poor Performing Students: Resolution of 9th GC Meeting: It is resolved to continue with the process of improving results
Action Taken :Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic Discussions /Suggestions: Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, suggested to take suitable steps to improve results. Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: It was resolved to implement the suggestion made. 10.3(9.4.4): Alumni Association: Resolution of 9th GC Meeting: It is resolved to continue registering new students from time to time.
Action Taken: Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic.
Discussions /Suggestions: Dr. C.G. Betsurmath suggested to maintain a database of alumni members with all essential details and also to strengthen the association by involving members effectively.
Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: It is resolved to continue registering new students from time to time and implement the feasible suggestions made by the members.
10.3(9.4.5): Guest Lectures and Staff Training: Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: It is resolved to conduct lectures on motivation for students.
Action Taken: Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic.
Discussions /Suggestions: Members noted and suggested to increase the number of lectures during the next academic year. Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: It was resolved to arrange for guest lectures and staff training once the polytechnic reopens.
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10.3 (9.4.6): Establishing e-library: Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: It was resolved to implement the suggestion made by members. Action Taken: Could not be carried out due to COVID-19 Pandemic. Discussions /Suggestions: Members noted Resolution of 10th GC Meeting : It was resolved to motivate students to make use of available e-library facility 10.4 ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES 10.4.1 Courses Offered: Discussions /Suggestions: Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, suggested to start a course on Rubber technology, for which required infrastructure is available in the SJCE campus, under Dr. Banerjee Centre of Excellence, for Rubber Technology Education Training, Research Testing and Skills Development..
For this, Principal opined that, for implementing any new course, framing of syllabus, approval from DTE, Bangalore has to be taken.
Further, Dr. C. Ranganathaiah, Director, brought to the notice of Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, that since the polytechnic is not autonomous institution, and governed by the DTE, Bangalore, new course cannot be started without the approval from AICTE and Board of Technical Examinations, Bengaluru.
Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: Members noted.
10.4.2 Admission Status: Discussions /Suggestions: Dr. C. Ranganathaiah, Director, after going through the admissions in the Annexure table, suggested not to show SNQ/Repeaters separately. Instead mention only total number of students admitted. He further asked Principal, the percentage of admission. Principal mentioned that it is 90% of the approved strength of 360. For this, Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, suggested to take suitable steps to ensure 100% admission. For this Principal expressed that the admission has improved this year compared to last year. Sri. Ravichandran.N, Joint Director (Exam) and Sri.T.Harish, Asst. Director (Technical), brought to the notice of members that the admissions in JSS Polytechnic is comparatively good with respect to other private polytechnics in the state 10.4.3 Admission Status of Reserved Candidates: Members noted (Page No. 11 to 12)
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10.4.4 Result Analysis: Discussions /Suggestions: Members noted Resolution of 10th GC Meeting: The committee noted the results of the polytechnic and suggested to further improve the results (Page No.12 to 14)
10.5 Extracurricular Activities : Members Noted 10.5.1 NSS Activities: The NSS activities could not be taken up during the academic year 2020-21 due to closure of polytechnic for students because of COVID-19 pandemic. (Page No. 15). 10.5.2 NCC : The NCC activities could not be taken up during the academic year 2020-21 due to closure of polytechnic for students because of COVID-19 pandemic. (Page No. 15). 10.5.3 Alumni Association: The committee noted and asked to implement suggestions cited in the agenda 10.3(9.4.4) (Page No.16) 10.6 Staff Development Programme: 10.6.1 Staff Enrolled for Higher Education Discussions /Suggestions: Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, enquired whether the staff who have completed M.Tech, is being sponsored by the JSSMVP. For this Principal said that all of them have done it on their own. But an affidavit is taken from to stay in the institution for three years after the completion of the Post graduation. Reacting to this Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, said that when they are not being sponsored affidavit should not be taken for a long period of 3 years. Principal said that the same will brought to the notice of the management 10.6.2 Staff Development Programmes Attended: Members noted. (Page No.18 to 19) 10.6.3 Programmes/Workshop/Seminars Organized in the year 2020-21: No programmes organized due the restrictions of COVID-19 10.6.4 Industrial Visits Organized : Members noted (Page No.20 ) 10.7 Student Activities : Members noted (Page No. 20 to 21) 10.8 Income Generating Activities: Not done due to COVID-19 Pandemic. However, income generated during 2019-20 were noted (Page No.21)
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10.9. Investment on Laboratories: The committee noted the investment made during the academic year 2019-20 ( Page No.22)
10.10 Library: Members noted the available facility 10.11 Placement Activities : The committee noted (Page No. 23) 10.12 Other Subjects 10.12.1 Resignation and Appointments: The committee noted
10.12.2 Requirement of Staff The committee noted the required and existing staff ( Page No.24 to 25)
10.12.3 Scholarships: Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, told to collect the list of scholarships and other facilities suggested by Dr.. Siddalinga Swamy, Director, e-governance, AICTE, and display the same the students notice board and also educate them, to avail the benefits. The committee noted the scholarships (Page No.25).
10.13 NBA Activities : Members noted
10.14 Activities during Lock Down Period Committee noted the activities carried out during lock down period. Dr. C. Ranganathaiah, Director, appreciated the training given to non teaching staff in computer during lock down.
Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, Executive Secretary, noted the Webinar/FDP attended by teaching staff on- line. He also wanted to know the benefits derived from them.
10.15 Any Other Subjects with the permission of the chair: Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, asked Sri. Ravichandran.N, Joint Director (Exam) and Sri.T.Harish, Asst. Director (Technical), if they have anything to express.
For this both of them said that the COVID-19 has caused much misery to the education field, especially for students. Though the decision of passing the students of lower semester is not appreciated, they had no other alternative. Prof. M.H. Dhananjaya, enquired them about the effect of new education system on technical education.
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For this they expressed that it has to be dealt in detail and it is too early to draw conclusions at this juncture.
Dr. C. Ranganathaiah, Director, expressed about the shortfalls and lacunas in the presentation of the GC meeting. He also suggested to Principal to learn the skill of presentation and new technology in the good earnest to overcome the short falls in the on line presentation which may be largely due to technical snags and less know how about the presentation platform being used. For this Principal readily agreed. Prof. A.T.Bhashyam, gave following suggestions. 1) To devise new methods to deliver technical subjects online. 2) To reduce infrastructure requirement by authorities concerned to 50% for blended learning. 3) To increase the competence and capability of teachers for online teaching.
Vote of thanks
Dr. C. Ranganathaiah, Director, and Principal, on behalf of JSS Polytechnic and JSSMVP, thanked all the GC members present.
Sd/- Principal
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AGENDA 10.4: ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
10.4.1 COURSES OFFERED: Electronics and Communication Engineering (1986 -87) Mechanical Engineering (1986-87) Computer Science and Engineering (1986-87) Information Science and Technology (2003-04) Mechatronics Engineering (2003-04) Electrical and Electronics Engineering (2005-06) Civil Engineering (2007-08)
10.4.2: ADMISSION FOR FIRST YEAR: 2019-20
Branch Sanctioned Admitted Boys Girls Intake
Civil Engg., 40 40+2(SNQ) 40+2(SNQ) 00
Computer Science Engg., 60 59+3(SNQ) +1(R) 53+3(SNQ) +1(R) 06
E & C Engg., 60 40+3(SNQ) 37+3(SNQ) 03
Electrical & Electronics Engg., 40 38+2(SNQ) 34+2(SNQ) 04
Information Science Engg., 60 34+2(SNQ) 26+1(SNQ) 08+01 SNQ
Mechatronics Engg., 40 37+2(SNQ) 37+2(SNQ) 00
Mechanical Engg., 60 59+3(SNQ) 58+3(SNQ) 01
TOTAL 360 307+17(SNQ)+1(R) 285+16(SNQ) 22+1(SNQ) +1(R)
ADMISSION FOR FIRST YEAR: 2018-19 Sanctioned Branch Admitted Boys Girls Intake Civil Engg., 40 40+2(SNQ) 38+2(SNQ) 02 Computer Science Engg., 60 48+3(SNQ) 37+3(SNQ) 11 E & C Engg., 60 21+3(SNQ) 19+3(SNQ) 2 Electrical & Electronics 40 29+2(SNQ)+1(R) 28+2(SNQ) +1(R) 1 Engg., Information Science 60 11+3(SNQ) 8+2(SNQ) 03+01 SNQ Engg., Mechanical Engg., 60 48+3(SNQ)+1(R) 48+3(SNQ) +1(R) - Mechatronics Engg., 40 18+2(SNQ) 18+2(SNQ) - TOTAL 360 215+18(SNQ)+2(R) 196+17(SNQ) +2(R) 19+1(SNQ)
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ADMISSION FOR ALL THE THREE YEARS: 2019-20 Sanctioned Branch Admitted Boys Girls Intake Civil Engg., 120 124 119 05 Computer Science Engg., 180 154 128 26 E & C Engg., 180 93 82 11 Electrical & Electronics Engg., 120 98 90 08 Information Science Engg., 180 58 39 19 Mechanical Engg., 180 170 169 01 Mechatronics Engg., 120 79 79 00 TOTAL 1080 776 706 70
ADMISSION FOR ALL THE THREE YEARS: 2018-19 Sanctioned Branch Admitted Boys Girls Intake Civil Engg., 120 109 100 09 Computer Science Engg., 180 145 118 27 E & C Engg., 180 85 71 14 Electrical & Electronics Engg., 120 106 99 07 Information Science Engg., 180 43 26 17 Mechanical Engg., 180 149 149 - Mechatronics Engg., 120 71 71 - TOTAL 1080 708 634 74
10.4.3: RESERVED CANDIDATE’S ADMISSION FOR FIRST YEAR: 2019-20
Branch SC ST OBC GEN
ted Admit Intake Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
Civil Engg., 40 42 04 00 03 00 32 00 03 00
Computer Science Engg., 60 62 08 00 01 02 39 01 08 03
E & C Engg., 60 43 05 01 00 00 30 03 04 00
Electrical & Electronics Engg., 40 39 04 00 00 00 25 04 06 00
Information Science Engg., 60 35 04 01 01 00 17 08 03 01
Mechanical Engg., 60 62 09 00 01 00 46 01 05 00
Mechatronics Engg., 40 39 04 00 02 00 26 00 07 00
TOTAL 360 322 38 02 08 02 215 17 36 04
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RESERVED CANDIDATE’S ADMISSION FOR FIRST YEAR: 2018-19
SC ST OBC GEN Branch
Intake Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Admitted
Civil Engg., 40 40 7 - 1 - 28 1 3 -
Computer Science Engg., 60 48 1 1 - 1 25 6 13 1
E & C Engg., 60 21 2 - 2 - 14 - 3 -
Electrical & Electronics Engg., 40 29 2 - 1 - 23 1 2 -
Information Science Engg., 60 11 1 - 1 - 5 2 2 -
Mechanical Engg., 60 48 9 - 1 - 34 - 4 -
Mechatronics Engg., 40 18 2 - 1 - 11 - 4 -
TOTAL 360 215 24 1 7 1 140 10 31 1
AGENDA 10.4.4
1. RESULT ANALYSIS OF APRIL / MAY 2018 EXAMINATIONS
II Sem IV Sem VI Sem Total
Branch Appea Pass % Appea Pass % Appea Pass % Appea Pass % -red -red -red -red
Civil Engg. 41 18 42.86 41 17 41.46 20 19 95.00 102 54 52.42
Computer Science 53 18 33.33 48 30 62.50 27 25 92.59 129 73 56.59 Engg.
E & C Engg. 39 14 35.90 33 11 32.33 41 24 57.40 113 49 43.36
Electrical & Electronics 35 15 42.86 43 16 37.21 31 24 75.00 109 55 50.45 Engg.
Information Science 19 07 36.84 14 03 21.43 12 11 91.67 45 21 46.66 Engg.
Mechatronics Engg. 28 04 14.29 25 14 56.00 22 20 90.90 75 38 50.66
Mechanical Engg. 57 21 36.54 59 17 28.80 43 34 77.27 159 72 45.28
TOTAL 272 97 35.66 263 108 41.06 196 157 80.10 732 362 49.45
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2. RESULT ANALYSIS OF NOV / DEC 2018 EXAMINATIONS
I Sem III Sem V Sem Total
Branch Appe Pass % Appe Pass % Appe Pass % Appe - Pass % -ared -ared -ared ared
Civil Engg. 41 15 36.6 38 11 28.9 28 13 46.4 107 39 36.4
Computer Science Engg. 46 31 69.4 45 26 57.8 50 25 50.0 141 82 58.2
E & C Engg. 23 11 47.8 33 15 45.0 28 18 64.0 84 44 52.4
Electrical & Electronics 31 12 38.7 38 12 31.6 34 25 73.5 103 49 47.6 Engg.
Information Science Engg. 13 06 46.2 16 08 52.0 13 07 53.9 42 21 50.0
Mechatronics Engg. 18 11 61.1 23 16 69.6 26 19 73.1 67 46 68.7
Mechanical Engg. 49 23 46.9 52 26 50.0 44 22 5.20 145 71 48.9
TOTAL 221 109 49.3 245 114 46.5 223 129 57.8 689 352 51.1
3. RESULT ANALYSIS OF APRIL / MAY 2019 EXAMINATIONS
II Sem IV Sem VI Sem Total
Branch Appe Pass % Appe Pass % Appe Pass % Appe - Pass % -ared -ared -ared ared
Civil Engg. 39 17 43.59 39 23 58.97 29 21 72.41 107 61 57.00
Computer Science Engg. 45 32 71.11 47 25 53.19 50 31 62 142 88 61.97
E & C Engg. 23 12 52.17 31 14 45.16 27 21 77.78 81 47 58.02
Electrical & Electronics 28 11 39.29 38 09 23.68 33 19 57.58 99 39 39.39 Engg.
Information Science Engg. 13 06 46.15 15 10 66.67 13 10 76.92 41 26 63.41
Mechatronics Engg. 18 10 55.56 23 12 52.17 26 21 80.77 67 43 64.18
Mechanical Engg. 45 24 53.33 50 23 46.18 44 27 61.36 139 74 53.23
TOTAL 211 112 53.08 243 116 47.73 222 150 67.56 676 378 55.91
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4. RESULT ANALYSIS OF NOV / DEC 2019 EXAMINATIONS
I Sem III Sem V Sem Total
Branch Appe Pass % Appe Pass % Appe Pass % Appe - Pass % -ared -ared -ared ared
Civil Engg. 42 12 28.57 40 08 20.00 43 22 51.16 125 42 35.48
Computer Science Engg. 59 22 37.29 50 34 68.00 41 25 60.95 150 81 54.00
E & C Engg. 41 10 24.39 23 09 39.13 27 21 77.78 91 40 43.95
Electrical & Electronics 40 17 42.50 31 08 25.81 28 22 78.57 99 47 47.47 Engg.
Information Science Engg. 24 10 41.67 09 04 44.44 13 07 53.85 46 21 45.65
Mechatronics Engg. 37 11 29.73 19 15 78.95 21 18 85.71 77 44 57.14
Mechanical Engg. 61 20 32.79 52 24 46.15 51 35 68.63 164 79 48.17
TOTAL 304 102 33.55 224 102 45.53 224 150 66.96 752 354 47.07
Graphical Analysis INSTITUTION RESULT ANALYSIS YEAR WISE
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AGENDA 10.5: EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES DETAILS 10.5.1 NSS NSS Unit was established in the year 2001-2002
Students are actively participating in regular activities held in the polytechnic campus on every Saturday. Enrolment of 100 students to our NSS Unit was held on 25th July 2019 On 15th August 2019 Independence day was celebrated. NSS Activity for the year 2019-20-Inaugural program was conducted on 05.09.2019 at Seminar Hall On 5th September – “Sadbhavana” pledge was administrated by Smt. Pavithra, Lecturer, Dept. of E& C for both staff and students. On 7th September 2019 “ Swachha Pakwada” Program was conducted (Jala Samrakshana Yojana) On 5th September 2019 Engineers day was celebrated On 2nd October 2019 Gandi Jayanthi was celebrated.
10.5.2 NCC NCC Cadets and NCC officer Lt.Harsha Kumar S participated in CATC/TSC-II from June 17th to 27th 2019 at KSOU,Mysuru/Elwala. NCC Cadet Harsha A.S, participated in Basic Leadership Camp(BLC) from June 4th to 14th 2019 at Mysuru. NCC cadets selections for the year 2019-20 was conducted on 27th July 2019 at Polytechnic premises. NCC cadets, officer & P.I. Staff organized Independence Day parade of the year 2019 at JSS Polytechnic. NCC cadet Madhu attended Independence Day Drill Parade at Bannimantap, Mysuru & won first prize. NCC cadets of JSS Polytechnic participated Dasara 2019 Torch Light Drill Parade at Bannimantap. NCC cadets Akash, Nishanth participated IN ATC from Oct. 11th to Oct. 21st at PCTC, Bengaluru. NCC cadets Arjun, Sharvin Moras, Karthikeyan participated IN Shivaji Trekking Camp from Nov. 21st to Dec. 6th at Kolhapur, Maharastra. NCC Cadet SUO Ajay Singh participated IN AITC(Narmada Camp) from Dec. 4th to Dec.13th at Rajpipli, Gujarath. NCC cadets and officer participated in Annual Firing Camp on 10th Jan.2020 at Nagawala firing range, Mysuru.
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10.5.3 Alumni As per auditors’ suggestion, a separate account was opened in the Association name of JSS Polytechnic Alumni Association and Rs. 1,59,799 credited to the same. 654 students have been registered during last three years.
(2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20)
Alumni meet was held in the 1st week of February 2020 and the
response was good compare to previous years. There were good suggestions made by the Alumni Some of the Alumni members have taken the responsibility of making sure that they attend next Alumni meet during April/May 2020 in large numbers.
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AGENDA 10.6: STAFF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES 10.6.1 The following staff who have obtained/enrolled for Higher Education :
Higher Sl. Name Qualificati Obtained or Designation Dept Education Name of the University No. Smt/Sri on enrolled
1. Ashakulkarni Lecturer EC BE & P.hd. Enrolled VTU, Belgum M.Tech 2. Yamuna K Lecturer EC BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
3. Pavitra B Lecturer EC BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
4. Prashanth Kumar Lecturer ME BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum Malavade 5. Bhaktavatsala K S Lecturer ME BE & P.hd. Enrolled JSS S&TU, Mysuru M Tech. 6. Thirumallesh B R Lecturer ME BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
7. Shinukoshy Lecturer CS BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
8. Lokesh R Lecturer CS BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
9. Sowmyashree H G Lecturer CS BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
10. Shurthi S Lecturer CS BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
11. Tejaswini M P Lecturer IS BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
12. Shruthi M Lecturer IS BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
13. Arun J Lecturer IS BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
14. Manjula M Lecturer MC BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
15. Prathibha D Lecturer EE BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
16. Sadhana M V Lecturer EE BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum
Sneha S Lecturer EE BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum 17. Swetha M P Lecturer EE BE M.Tech. Obtained VTU, Belgum 18. 19. Akshaykumar S Lecturer CE BE M.Tech. Enrolled JSS Science &Tech. University, Mysore 20. Roopeshkumar B Lecturer CE BE M.Tech. Enrolled JSS Science &Tech. University, Mysore 21. Bhavya Lecturer CE BE M.Tech. Enrolled JSS Science & Tech. University, Mysore 23 Nagendra H C Instructor ME Diploma Diploma in Obtained BTE Mech. - Submitted for kind perusal
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10.6.2 Staff Development Program Attended Sl No Program Date Place Staff Smt. Prathibha D Lecturer 1. Application in High Voltage 19.06.2019 JSS Science & Smt. Saadhana M V, Lecturer Engineering Technological Smt. Shwetha M P, Lecturer University Smt. Sneha, Lecturer, Smt. Ashwini, Lecturer, EE Dept.
Sri Akshay Kumar S, Lecture, 2. Geospatial Technology 15.07.2019 to JSS Science & Smt. Bhavya M, Lecturer , 20.07.2019 Technological Roopesh Kumar B, Lecturer Civil University Dept.
3. Semi conductor device Modeling, 22.07.2019 to JSS Science & Smt. Yamuna K, Lecturer, EC Using Visual TCAD & GENIUS 3D 27.07.2019 Technological Dept. &SYMICA AMS IC Design Tool Kit. University
Sri Madhusudhana N B, 4. Electrical Switchgear its 26.08.20189 JSS Science & Instructor application Technological & 28.08.2019 Sri Somashekar A N, Lab Helper University EE Dept.
Online Course 5. Programming with JAVA (Swayam May 2019 (MHRD) Smt. Shinukoshy, HOD, CS Dept. Course) Online Course 6. Computer Networks(Swayam Nov. 2019 (MHRD) Sri Arun J, Lecturer, IS Dept. Course) Online Course Smt. Manjula M, HOD, MC Dept. 7. Digital Circuits(Swayam Course) Nov. 2019 (MHRD) Smt. Mayeshwari D, Lecturer, MC Dept.
Online Course 8. Digital Circuits(Swayam Course) Nov. 2019 Smt. Prathibha D, HOD, EE Dept. (MHRD) Registered in 9. Problem Solving Aspects & May 2020 MHRD online Programming with Python Smt. Shinukosy, HOD, CS Dept. Course (Swayam Course)
10. Introduction to Data Base May 2020 Registered in System(Swayam Course) MHRD online Smt. Shruthi S, Lecturer, CS Dept. Course
11. Digital Electronic Circuits May 2020 Registered in Smt. Ashakulkarni, HOD, (Swayam Course) MHRD online Smt. Yamuna K , Lecturer, Course Smt. Vimal H N, Lecturer, Smt. Pavithra, Lecturer, Sri Niranjanmurthy, Lecturer, EC Dept.
12. Pythaon for Data Science May 2020 Registered in Smt Manjula M, HOD, (Swayam Course) MHRD online MC Dept. Course
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13. Software Testing (Swayam May 2020 Registered in Sri. Arun J, Lecturer , IS Dept. Course) MHRD online Course
14. Data Analytics with Python May 2020 Registered in Sri Shivaswamy , HOD , (Swayam Course) MHRD online IS Dept. Course Sri K B Chandrashekaramurthy, 15. Manufacturing Process I & II May 2020 Registered in Lecturer, Mech. Dept. (Swayam Course) MHRD online Course Sri Harshakumar, Lecturer, MC 16. IC Engineering Air Compressors May 2020 Registered in Dept. MHRD online (Swayam Course) Course Smt. Somaprabha, Lecturer, CS 17. Computer Network (Swayam May 2020 Registered in Dept. Course) MHRD online Smt. Sowmyashree H G, Lecturer Course , CS Dept.
Smt. Saadhan M, Lecturer, 18. Digital Electrical Circuits (Swayam May 2020 Registered in EE Dept. Course) MHRD online Course
10.6.3 Programmes / Workshops/ Seminars organized in the year 2019-2020.
Sl.No Date Topic Participants Resource Person 1. 23.07.2019 Seminar on “Industrial Robots” VI Sem MC Mr.Harshvardhan, R&D, M.S. Students Raman Engineering College, Bengaluru
2. 26.07.2019 Seminar on “ Web Application VI Sem CS & Mr. Sunil Kumar, Interlla, Mysuru Development” IS Students
3. 26.07.2019 Seminar on “ Web Technology” VI Sem CS & Mr.Hemanth S, Nexsus Edu IS Students Tech,Mysuru.
4. 26.07.2019 Seminar on “Power Electronics” V Sem E&E Mr.Rudraswamy S B, Associate Students Professor, SJCE, JSSTI, Campus, Mysuru.
5. 12.10.2019 Seminar on “Technical Talk” V Sem E&E Mr.Krishna G, Indian Institute & Students Sciencd, Bengaluru
6. 16.10.2019 Seminar on “Entrepreneurship” III Sem E&E Mr. Anil Kumar Nadiger, Students Promoter, Entrepreneur care Forum, Mysuru. 7. 22.10.2019 Seminar on “ DC Machines & III Sem E&E Dr. Gopala Reddy K, Associate Alternators” Students Professor, EE Dept. Vidya Vardhaka College, Mysuru.
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8. 25.10.2019 Seminar on “Entrepreneurship” V Sem ME Mr. Anil Kumar Nadiger, Students Promoter, Entrepreneur care Forum, Mysuru. 9 06.02.2020 Seminar on “Artificial VI Sem CS Smt. Apporva.A., Centre head, Intelligence” & IS Ecclesia Advanced Computer Students Technology, Mysuru.
10 04.02.2020 Play on “Stage Chemistry- Neuro II Sem Dr. R. Purnima Psychiatric Disorders” students of all branches
10.6.4 Industrial Visit organized in the year 2019-2020
Sl.No Date Topic Participants Resource Person 1. 01.03.2019 GSM, OPTICAL FIBER, CDOT LAB VI SEM EC Smt. Jamuna RTTC MYSORE
2. 10.07.2019 Web Application Developments V SEM CS Sri.Sunil Kumar N, Intrella Technology 3. 24.07.2019 Web Technology V SEM CS Sri. Hemanth, Nexsus Edutech
4. 07.08.2019 Data Mining V SEM CS Sri. Nithin K/ Niranjan, Trainer Dator Technologies
5. 07.09.2019 Workshop on JOOMLA CMS V SEM CS Sri. SunilKumar N, Intrella Technology
6. 12.10.2019 Workshop on WORDPRESS V SEM CS Sri. Chandan R, Software Engineer, Aris Global, Mysuru
7. 04.10.2019 Shapetronics Pvt., Limited, V SEM MC Sril Rajiv, General Manager Hootagalli Industrial Area,Mysuru
8. 21.10.2019 GRS Forging Industries, V SEM MC Sri..Pradeep, Manager Hebbal Industrial Area,Mysuru
9. 20-03-2019 Power grid plant, Shanthi Grama, VI SEM EE Sri. T Sunil, Maintenance Engineer Hassan.
10. 21-10-2019 GRS Industries, Mysuru. Forging, V SEM ME Sri.Pradeep, Engineer shot blasting, CNC machines, power hammer.
Inplant Training for the Final Year Students - Annexure -IV (Page No.34)
10.7 Student Activities : Sixteen students of 6th semester Mechatronics department have attended “Workshop on Robotics” organized by GSSS institute of Engineering and Technology for women, Mysuru, on 28th Jan. 2020. Seven students of 6th semester Civil Engineering department have attended “ Importance of RC Detailing in Construction” held at C-TEA(Corporate Technology and Engineering Academy), Mysuru on 27th& 28th Jan. 2020.
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Sri Chirag Rampure of 6th semester Civil Engineering department has participated in International Level Karate Championship-20K (below 18 years) at Shivamogga on 24th& 25th August – 2019 Sri Yashraj Mishra, IV Sem Mech. Engg. Student participated in Kick boxing at, Nasik, Maharashtra, under the aegis of Kick Boxing Federation of India, on 28-12-2019, and won Silver Medal. Sri Adarsh B Koneri- IV Sem CS student, won 3rd place in state level Badminton conducted by Karnataka badminton Association in Bengaluru, in June 2019 Sri Adarsh B Koneri- IV Sem CS student, won 2rd place in Music concert fest in Keyboard playing conducted by Chennai university in April 2019 through online portal. Sri. Harsha.M.- 2nd Sem CS represented Karnataka in the U-19 category and played in U-19 finals, in Jarkhand, in Oct 2019 Sri Rahul.D.S., of Electrical and Electronics Engineering department, 2018 passed student, has been appointed as Havaldhar,under NCC Quota in Maratha- Regiment, Belgaum, in Indian Army and presently he is posted at Uri sector, Jammu State. Mr. Dilson samuel of Mechatronics branch has joined Mechanical Engg. Course at Anglia Ruskin University Chelmsford, United Kingdom Achievements of Sri Adarsh B Koneri- IV Sem CS student 1. He is an Associative member of Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT) Sloan School of Management, USA 2. He completed online certificate course on ‘ Deep Learning’ from Stanford University on January 1st 2020.He has done survey on ‘ AI Knows when we will Die’ 3. He has done survey on Artificial Intelligence & its impact on unemployment. his paper will be published in MIT Library. 4. He is invited as Keynote Speaker at Yale School of Management USA ( Yale University) on March 26th 2020
AGENDA 10.8: INCOME GENERATION ACTIVITIES 2018-19 Fabrication Centre: Single Cot, Sloted Angle Rock, Hostel Type 1. JSS PDA, Mysuru 2,50,190.00 Almirah 2. TCS Online Exam Node Payment@ 50/- 1,42,657.58 Total 3,92,847.58
Total Profit 20% 1,92,695.58
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60KW Capacity Roop Top Solar Power Generation System(SRTP): The solar power generation system installed in the college building can generate about 9000kw per month @ the rate of 250 to 300kw per day. After consumption of about 3000kw by the college the excess power of about 6000kw can be supplied to the power grid which will generate about Rs. 50,000/- income to the management, after commissioning.
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AGENDA 10.9: INVESTMENTS ON LABS
Amount Spent Amount Name of the ( in Rupees) Total Spent up to Branch (2+4) 2018-19 2018-19 2019-20
1 2 3 4 5
Civil Engineering 16,49,620.00 750.00 0 16,49,620.00
Computer Science 80,95,222.00 0 0 80,95,222.00 Engineering
Electronics & Communication 33,74,415.00 22,700.00 17,700.00 33,92,115.00 Engineering
Electrical & Electronics 4,63,436.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 4,73,436.00 Engineering
Information Science 0 0 0 0 Engineering
Mechanical Engineering 28,50,971.00 2,500.00 1,98,990.00 30,49,961.00
Mechatronics Engineering 15,38,296.00 2,500.00 2,454.00 15,40,750.00
TOTAL 1,79,71,960.00 33,450.00 2,29,144.00 1,82,01,104.00
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AGENDA 10.10: LIBRARY
TOTAL
YEAR VOLUME PROCURED COST IN RS: VOLUME COST IN RS: PROCURED
JSS - - 2,835 4,96,685.20 During 2017-18 SWD* 399 104190.00 8,604 12,58,427.50
Total 399 1,04,190.00 11,439 17,55,112.70
During JSS 31 5077.00 8635 1263504.50 2018-19 SWD - - 2835 496685.20
Total 31 5,077.00 11,470 17,60,189.70
During JSS 96 19721.00 8731 1283225.50 2019-20 SWD (Till date) - - 2835 496685.20
Total 96 19,721.00 11,566 17,79,910.70 NOTE: * - Social Welfare Department.
AGENDA 10.11: PLACEMENT
Sl. No. PERTICULARS 2017-18 2018-2019 1 Number of Companies Visited 11 08
2 Number of Students with Single offer 40 23
3 Number of Students with Two offer Nil Nil
4 Average Salary Package Rs. 16,500 per month Rs. 16,500 per month 5 Maximum Salary Package 2.25 lakh per anum 2.25 lakh per anum * Companies visited 1) Wipro Limited, Bengaluru 2) Hire Pro, Bengaluru 3) Bosch, Automobile Electronics India Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru 4) ITC Ltd. Thandavapura, Nanjangud. 5) L&T Ltd., Mysuru 6) Strategi Automation solutions Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru 7) Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. Ltd, Bidadi Industrial Area 8) Sundaram clayton Automotive Products Division, Hosuru -Submitted for kind perusal
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AGENDA 10.12: OTHER SUBJECTS
10.12.1: A) RESIGNATION –01 B) APPOINTMENT-04 (Non-teaching 3 Lab Helpers + 1 Instructor) C) STAFF TRANSFER : Nil
10.12.2: DEPARTMENT WISE STAFF REQUIREMENT: No. of staff No. of Department Designation required as per staff Shortage Remarks staff pattern available HOD 01 01 -
Lecturers 04 04 - CE Instructors 02 00 02
Helpers/attenders 03 03 -
HOD 01 01 -
Lecturers 05 05 00 ME Instructors 03 01 02
Helpers/attenders 04 04 -
HOD 01 01 -
Lecturers 06 04 02
System analyst 01 00 01 CS Programmer 01 02 +1
/Computer Operator Instructors 02 00 02
Helpers/attenders 03 03 -
HOD 01 01 -
Lecturers 06 03 03 (IS 05 +01 EC) IS System analyst 01 00 01
Instructors 02 00 02
Helpers/ attenders 03 03 -
HOD 01 01 -
Lecturers 06 05 01 EC Instructors 04 03 01
Helpers/attenders 05 04 01
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No. of staff No. of Department Designation required as per staff Shortage Remarks staff pattern available HOD 01 01 -
EE Lecturers 05 04 01 (EE 04+ 01 ME) Instructors 02 01 01
Mechanic 02 01 01
Helpers/attenders 02 02 00
HOD 01 01 00
Lecturers 05 05 00 (EC 03+ 02 ME) (EC 02+ 03 MC ME) Instructors 02 01 01
Helpers/Mechanic 02 02 00
HOD 01 01 00
Lecturers 04 03 01 SCI Instructors 01 00 00
Helpers/attenders 01 01 00
Lecturers 02 (FT 01 + 01 PT 1 Full time 1Part time ENG ) KANNADA Lecturers 01 01 00 (Full time) (Full time) Superintendent 01 01 00
SDA 04 05 00
Clerk cum typist 02 01 01
OFFICE Library Staff 02 02 00
Attenders 04 06 00
Peon 02 00 00
Sweeper 01 01 00
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10.12.3: SCHOLARSHIP**
Total amount Total Amount Sl. 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 Department(s ) till previous till date No. Rs Rs Rs year Rs.(3+6) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Social welfare Dept. (SC, ST) 16,51,525.00 10,74,110.00 6,72,040.00 7,27,765.00 23,79,290.00 2. Taluk panchayath / Zilla 1,77,640.00 - - - panchayath 1,77,640.00 3. The Karnataka Minorities 25,000.00 10,000.00 - 30,000.00 55,000.00 Development Corporation 4. GOI – Post Metric Scholarship Taluk - 4,000.00 - - 0 Panchayath 5. BC Fee Concession Merit 5,89,920.00 2,33,200.00 4,67,820.00 6,44,010.00 12,33,930.00 6. Govt of Karnataka (OBC & etc.,) 2,28,900.00 87,400.00 - - 228,900.00 (other concession to OBC) TOTAL 26,72,985.00 26,72,985.00 11,39,860.00 14,01,775.00 40,74,760.00
AGENDA 10.13: NBA Activities Criteria-4 Student performance are discussed in consecutive meetings dated 17/02/2020, 21/05/2020, 27/05/2020 and it is finalized for 180 Marks.
Student performance data has filled in self-assessment report and supporting documents are ready.
Criteria-5 Faculty Contribution is started and it is under preparation.
AGENDA 10.14: Activities during lockdown period. The lockdown started from 24th March 2020. The lockdown has not stopped JSS Polytechnic from its academic progression. We started adopting transition to online teaching from 28th March, 2020 through virtual platforms like Whatsapp, Google classroom, Zoom and Webex. Though students and staff took some time to adapt to the new virtual technology, they became well versed with the new methodology in a short span of time. Teaching and non-teaching staff have actively participated in the online teaching, attendance monitoring, and evaluation of students. On line classes – as per Annexure-V (Giving details about on line classes conducted and report sent to the director) On line courses – as per Annexure-VI Training classes for Non- teaching staff carried out-as per Annexure-VII (Giving details about classes conducted) FDP Programme attended by teaching staff-as per Annexure VIII ( Giving details of FDPs attended)
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AGENDA 10.15: Any other subjects / matter with the permission of Chairperson.
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ANNEXURE-I Students who have scored more than 75% & above marks in
A) Engineering Mathematics – II (April /May.2019) - During-April /May.2018- 27 B) Engineering Mathematics – I (November/ December 2019) During-Nov/ Dec 2018 -33 C) Applied Science (April / May 2019 & November/ December 2019)-During-April/May 2019 & November/December 2019 - 53 ANNEXURE-II
TOPPERS in the Exam TOPPERS in the Exam April / May 2019 November/ December 2019 Percen Percen Sl. Sl. Branch Sem Student Name -tage Branch Sem Student Name -tage No. No. (%) (%) 1. CE II S Vikas 92.10 CE I Pavan Kumar 83.30 1 2. CE IV Ruchitha C K 89.79 CE III Darshan C 86.19 2 3. CE VI Manjunath N 94.24 CE V Darshan B K 89.62 3 4. CS II Yashaswini 95.00 CS I Hosamane 94.67 veerabhadrapppa 4 setty 5. CS IV Prajval H.N 91.00 CS III Yashaswini 89.97 5 6. CS VI Sarah R Nadaf 97.76 CS V Rohith Kumara 82.93 6 7. EC II Ramesh R 81.80 EC I ManojKumar D M 97.76 7 8. EC IV Likith Kumar M 88.41 EC III Ramesh R 74.07 8 9. EC VI Hruthik M 86.40 EC V Likith Kumar M 93.47 9 10 EE II Ravi Shankar G 96.16 EE I Aniketh D S 93.17 10 11 EE IV Pavan N 91.58 EE III Ravi Shankar W 84.28 . 11 12 EE VI M R Surya Raju 89.76 12 EE V Shiva Sagar N 85.02 13 IS II Bhoomika M 82.83 IS I Darshan S R 78.67 13 14 IS IV Ruthu B 85.83 IS III Bhoomika 96.32 14 15 IS VI Prajwalan M 97.28 IS V Ruthu 80.55 15 16 MC II Prasad Hegde 82.00 MC I Sanketh. S 86.17 16 17 MC IV Karthikeyan S 89.93 MC III Ranjith Kumar M 84.14 17 18 MC VI Suhas rao P S 83.52 MC V Karthikeyan S 91.07 18 19 ME II Sachin R Gudgur 92.62 ME I Hemanth M 81.85 19 20 ME IV Prajwal P 80.14 ME III Sachin R Gudgur 89.88 20 21 ME VI Manoj N 96.16 ME V Prajwal P 89.20 21 Kum. Sara .R.Nadaf and Sri. Shshank. A. of CS Engg. have secured 19th and 20thrank in DCET- 2019 examination, conducted by KEA, Govt. of Karnataka and have joined B.E. course at RVCE, Bengaluru and NIE, Mysuru respectively.
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ANNEXURE-II Students who have scored more than 80% marks in exam April /May 2019
Sl.No. Name of the students Sem. Percentage Sl.No. Name of the student Sem. Percentage 1. Preetham M II CE 95.00 42. Sandeep B M II CS 80.83 2. Darshan C II CE 91.50 43. Ramesh R II EC 81.80 3. S. Vikas II CE 92.10 44. Likith Kumar M IV EC 88.41 4. Gangadhar R II CE 90.00 45. Sanjay Kumar M IV EC 80.55 5. Roopini K R II CE 87.00 46. Charan D S VI EE 81.76 6. Rakshith G II CE 83.80 47. Punith Kumar T N VI EE 81.60 7. Supreeth K II CE 83.34 48. Jeevan B M VI EE 80.48 8. Darshan C J II CE 82.10 49. Pavan N IV EE 88.80 9. Ruchitha C K IV CE 89.70 50. Shiva Sagar N IV EE 83.17 10. Darshan B K IV CE 88.82 51. Yamini S IV EE 82.75 11. Santhosh Gowda J IV CE 87.30 52. Ravi Shankar G II EE 96.16 12. Varun Kumar IV CE 86.80 53. Likith M Nayaka II EE 88.64 13. Tharun C IV CE 83.72 54. Maneesh N II EE 87.84 14. Harshan K M IV CE 82.20 55. Bhoomika M II IS 82.83 15. Manjunath VI CE 94.24 56. Bharadwaj Suhruth II IS 82.30 16. Neha H D VI CE 92.64 57. Ruthu B IV IS 85.83 17. Varun R VI CE 92.04 58. Naveen M IV IS 80.82 18. Chithrashree G VI CE 90.56 59. Prajwalan M VI IS 97.28 19. Pavan B VI CE 84.80 60. Mansoor Ali J VI IS 83.52 20. Javtanjali G N VI CE 88.64 61. Prasad Hegde II MC 82.00 21. Manjesh VI CE 85.44 62. Vikaas V II MC 80.00 22. Deepthi J VI CE 84.80 63. Karthikeyan S IV MC 89.93 23. Lochan VI CE 82.48 64. Suhel Pasha M A IV MC 87.17 24. Prakash Emmanuel VI CE 80.00 65. Sadhwin Kiran IV MC 80.55 25. Sarah R Nadaf VI CS 97.76 66. Suhas Rao P S VI MC 83.52 26. Sandhya H S VI CS 85.60 67. Sevanth Raj M K VI MC 82.08 27. Harshitha K K VI CS 84.64 68. Bharath J VI MC 81.76 28. Prajval H N IV CS 90.76 69. Sachin R Gudgur II ME 92.61 29. Rohithkumara IV CS 86.34 70. Ananth kumar HJ II ME 86.92 30. Asha S J IV CS 83.44 71. Darshan A II ME 84.15 31. Vishal N R IV CS 82.62 72. Yashwanth D II ME 82.46 32. Yashaswini II CS 95.16 73. Rahesh HG II ME 80.00 33. R A Udaya Rakshith II CS 91.16 74. Prajwal P IV ME 80.13 34. Punith A C II CS 90.33 75. Manoj N VI ME 96.16 35. Adarsh B Koneri II CS 89.83 76. M Siddarth VI ME 92.64 36. Manushree B II CS 89.16 77. Vivek NS VI ME 85.28 37. Vivek M II CS 87.83 78. Bharath kumar AS VI ME 85.12 38. Shirisha R U II CS 87.00 79. Manikanta RP VI ME 82.24 39. Sushanth S Acharya II CS 86.66 80. Manoj R VI ME 81.60 40. Shivashankar S II CS 85.83 41. Hitesh H II CS 81.66 During- April /May 2018 - 87
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ANNEXURE-II Students who have scored more than 80% marks in exam November /December 2019
Sl.No. Name of the students Sem Percentage Sl.No. Name of the student Sem Percentage
1. Pavan Kumar I CE 83.30 41. Sanjay kumar M V EC 89.73
2. Manjesh T I CE 81.50 42. Sindhu S V EC 87.46
3. Manje Gowda I CE 80.00 43. Vishwas H N V EC 91.60
4. Darshan C III CE 86.19 44. Aniketh D S I EE 93.16
5. Darshan B R V CE 89.62 45. Sangameshwar biradar I EE 91.33
6. Ruchitha C K V CE 88.50 46. Swamy S I EE 91.16
7. Varun Kumar V CE 87.50 47. Guruprasad M I EE 89.66
8. Santhos Gowda V CE 86.12 48. Kiran M I EE 86.50
9. Harshan K M V CE 83.50 49. Swathi A jain I EE 82.80
10. Tharun C V CE 81.62 50. Yashaswini S I EE 82.00
11. Mohan D V CE 81.10 51. Ravi Shankar G III EE 84.27
12. Yashwanth Raj V CE 80.25 52. Yamini S V EE 88.13 Hosamane Shiva Sagar N V EE 13. I CS 95.00 53. 88.13 veerabhadrapppa setty 14. Ishanth N I CS 93.50 54. Pavan N V EE 87.17 Mohammed Usman V EE 15. K S Kishor I CS 93.00 55. 85.51 Shariff 16. Shivaraj J I CS 90.00 56. Supritha V V EE 83.17 17. Shreyas M P I CS 86.80 57. Bhoomika III IS 83.00
18. P Prajeeth shetty I CS 86.00 58. Ruthu V IS 84.50 19. Harsha M I CS 84.80 59. Sanketh.S I MC 86.20 20. Ravindra S.L I CS 84.00 60. Akash nayak I MC 84.33 21. Prajwal M I CS 82.00 61. Ranjith kumar M III MC 84.14 22. Gagan B G I CS 81.60 62. Vikaas V III MC 82.07 23. Yashaswini III CS 89.70 63. Karthikeyan S V MC 91.07 24. R A Udaya Rakshith IIICS CS 89.30 64. Sadhwin Kiran V MC 87.73 25. Punith A C III CS 84.00 65. Mohammed Omar V MC 86.13 26. Manushree B III CS 83.70 66. Arjun A V MC 83.47 Sushanth S acharya V MC 27. III CS 83.40 67. Harsha A S 83.07
28. Shirisha R.U III CS 82.20 68. Suhel pasha M A V MC 82.13 29. Vivek M III CS 81.20 69. Bindusagar S K V MC 81.87
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30. Rohithkumara V CS 82.90 70. Hemanth M I ME 81.90 31. Lavanya V CS 80.80 71. Lokesh A I ME 80.20 32. Vishnu G.V V CS 80.20 72. Sachin R Gudgur III ME 89.40 33. Mannitha R I EC 93.66 73. Ananth Kumar H J III ME 88.70 34. ManojKumar D M I EC 95.67 74. Naveen R III ME 87.40 35. Prithvi P Vasistha I EC 81.66 75. Darshan A III ME 80.00 36. Reethu M I EC 91.66 76. Prajwal P V ME 89.20 37. Shanmukha H I EC 82.00 77. Dixith R V ME 85.00 38. Karthik Y V EC 81.60 78. Chandan B S V ME 84.00 39. Likith Kumar M V EC 93.46 79. Balakrishna S V ME 83.50 40. Rahul Yadav V EC 83.20 80. Arjun H V ME 82.10
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Centum achievers in the exams April / May 2019 & November/ December 2019 Sl No Department Name Semester Subject Marks II Engg. Maths-II 100 1 Civil Eng. Darshan C II Applied Science 100 Gagan B.G I Applied Science 100 Shreyas M.P I Applied Science 100 Hosamane Engg. Maths – I 100 veerabhadrapppa I 2 Computer Science settee Ishwanth N I Engg. Maths – I 100 Sarah R Nadaf VI Network Security & 100 Management Manoj Kumar D M I Electronics & Engg. Maths-I 100 3 Communication Manoj Kumar D M I Applied Science 100 Electrical & Electronics Ravishankar G 4 II Engg. Maths-II 100 Eng 6 Mechatronics Eng. Akash Nayak I Applied Science 100
During-November /December 2018- 17
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ANNEXURE-III Overall First class and Distinction Achievers in the exams April / May 2019 & November/ December 2019
Sl No Department Semester Distinction FC Semester Distinction FC 1 II 09 03 I 06 06
2 Civil Eng IV 09 10 III 05 06
3 VI 14 07 V 07 08
4 II 18 14 I 15 14
5 Computer Science And Eng. IV 12 10 III 05 14
6 VI 14 17 V 08 08
7 II 03 06 I 05 05 Electronics & Communication 8 IV 05 03 III 00 05 Eng 9 VI 02 15 V 10 10
10 II 04 05 I 10 06
11 Electrical & Electronics Eng IV 04 04 III 02 06
12 VI 08 11 V 06 14
13 II 03 01 I 02 03
14 Information Science & Eng IV 03 04 III 02 06
15 VI 02 08 V 01 04
16 II 03 06 I 04 06
17 Mechatronics Eng. IV 06 05 III 05 08
18 VI 06 14 V 06 13
19 II 08 13 I 04 14
20 Mechanical Eng IV 02 13 III 04 11
21 VI 11 13 V 03 18 Total 146 182 110 185
During-April / May 2018 & Nov/ Dec 2018- 145 162 113 178
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ANNEXURE-IV INPLANT TRAINING (2019-2020)
Department No of Students Sl No Industry (VI semester) participated 1 Civil Eng R-LEEF Constructions 29 Inventeron 29 2 Computer Science & Engg. Codeproof 08 SSI 04 HR Inventron Technology, Mysuru 13 Electronics and 3 ABB India Pvt. Ltd., Mysuru 01 Communication Eng. Ultismart Infotech, Mysuru 13
Sri Sai Enterprises (Transformer Manufacturing 16 company) 4 Electrical & Electronics Eng 66/11KV FTS substation, 220KV receiving station 13 Hootagalli, 66/11KV GIS substation in Koorgalli
Information Science & Infotech 09 5 Technology SAP 04 Govt., Tool Room & Training Centre, Plot No. 93 &
94,Belagola Industrial Area, KRS road,Mysuru- 07 6 Mechatronics Engg. 570016. Inventeron technologies and business solutions, 14 Kuvempunagar Mysuru
Sujaya industries Ltd, Mysuru. 09
Railway work shop. Mysuru. 13 Sneha industries, Mysuru. 02 Automotive Axles Limited. Mysuru. 03 Best Engineering Technologies. Mysuru 01 Machine World. Mysuru 04 7 Mechanical Eng CAD DESK. Mysuru 02 Kalleshwara Motors Pvt.Ltd Davanagere 01 Shanthala Spherocast Private Limited. Shimoga 01 JK Tyre & Industries Ltd., Mysuru 05 LG Balakrishnan & Bros. Limited Mysuru 05 Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd. Mysuru 05
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ANNEXURE-V
Summary of the teaching activities from March 28th to July 1st week:
Average Total online Question Assignments attendance of classes papers solved students 2520 810 215 83%
ANNEXURE-VI
Staff who have Completed Swayam online courses Sl. Name Dept. Course Name No. 1. Shinu Koshy CS Problem solving Aspects and Python Programming 2. ShruthiS CS Introduction To Data Base systems 3. Lokesha K R CS A Problem solving through programming in C 4. Yamuna K EC Digital Electronic Circuits 5. Asha Kulkarni EC Digital Electronic Circuits
6. Niranjanamurthy M EC Digital Electronic Circuits 7. Arun J IS Software Testing 8. K B Chandrashekaramurthy ME Manufacturing process I and II
ANNEXURE-VII Training classes for Non-teaching staff Sl Conducted by No. of Staff Topic period No Department attended 1 Basic hardware and software 27.05.2020 to CS 21 installations 05.06.2020 2 Basic computer skills and internet 27.05.2020 to IS,CS 21 06.07.2020 3. Basic Electrical Servicing and Practice 10.06.2020 to E & E 21 17.06.2020
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ANNEXURE-VIII Online FDP Programme attended by the teaching staff Sl.No Dept. Name Designation No.of Programmes 1. Mahadevaprabhu K HOD 02 2. Bhavya M, Lecturer 03 3. 03 Civil Engg. Akshaykumar S, Lecturer 4. Roopeshkumar B, Lecturer 03 5. Yogitha H.M Lecturer 03
6. Shinu Koshy HOD 02 7. Lokesha K R Lecturer 20
8. Computer Science & Engg. Somaprabha S Lecturer 19 9. Sowmyashree H G Lecturer 19 10. 12 Shruthi S Lecturer
11. Ashakulkarni, HOD 03 12. Yamuna K, Lecturer 02
13. Electronics & Communication Vimala H N, Lecturer 03 14. Engg. Pavithra B Lecturer 06
15. B Parashivamurthy Lecturer 03 16. Niranjana Murthy M Lecturer 11
17. Prathibha D HOD 01 18. Sadhana M V Lecturer 01
19. Electrical & Electronics Engg. Shwetha M P Lecturer 02 20. Ashwini B Lecturer 01
21. Sneha S Lecturer 01 22. Tejaswini M P Lecturer 15
23. Information Science & Engg. Shruthi M Lecturer 04 24. Aruna J Lecturer 09
25. Manjula M HOD 08 26. Mechatronics Engg. Mayeshwari D Lecturer 05
27. Harshakumar S Lecturer 11 28. Rajashekara H M HOD 02 29. Prashanth Kumar N 02 Lecturer Malavade 30. Bhakthavatsala K S Lecturer 03 Mechanical Engg. 31. A S Nagaraj Lecturer 04 32. Chandrashekaramurthy K B Lecturer 07 33. Thirumallesh B R Lecturer 02
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