Sreekrishnapuram V.T

SREEKRISHNAPURAM V.T. BHATTATHIRIPAD COLLEGE P. O. MANNAMPATTA PALAKKAD - 678633 Contact No : 0466 2268285 www.vtb.ac.in

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4 PLEDGE India is my country and all Indians are my brothers and sisters. I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage. I shall always strive to be worthy of it. I shall give respect to my parents, teachers and elders and treat everyone with courtesy. To my country and my people, I pledge my devotion. In their well being and prosperity alone, lies my happiness.

5 MISSION AND VISION The vision of our college is based on The Upanishad Mantra Tamasõma Jyotir Gamaya which means – Lead me from darkness to light - From Ignorance to Knowledge/ Wisdom. This Mantra has always had the power to lead our students to attain knowledge inculcate values and helped to nurture them to become good human being. The emblem of the College is a symbolic embodiment of the vision of the Institution.

The mission of the college is to - • Provide access to Higher Education opportunities to students in rural area. • Propagate and inculcate value education based on Indian culture and heritage to the student community and thereby to the society at large. • Update society with modern technological inno- vations and provide knowledge and personnel for developmental needs. • Protect our environment and ecology for the generations to come. *****

6 COLLEGE PROFILE Sreekrishnapuram V. T. Bhathathirippad College is a first grade Government Aided college affiliated to the University of Calicut aimed at promoting higher education in the rural and backward region of Sreekrishnapuram in the Palakkad district of Kerala state .The college is named after V. T. Bhattathiripad who is acknowledged as one of the pioneers of social revolution in Kerala. V. T. Day is commemorated on 12 th of February every year to pay homeage to the great social reformer, V. T. Bhattathiripad. Established in 1982,the college is a higher education initiative managed by Sree Sankara Trust,a charitable organization that upholds the principles and ideologies of Adi Sankaracharya,the most renowned Advaita Vedanta philosopher and theologian of Namboothiri origin (Brahmin).The college had its humble beginning as a junior college with two pre-degree Groups. upgradedto a degree college with the introduction of BA Sanskrit in 1991. It was further raised to a First Grade college with the sanction of M.SC. Computer science in 2001. At present the college offers six degree courses and two PG Courses. The college is included in the 12(B) and 2(f) of the UGC Act 1956 as per letter No.F8-91/99(cp-p-1)dated 20-03- 2000 of Secretary, UGC and is NAAC accredited with B+ grade in 2016. 7 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Principal : 0466 – 2 26 84 00 College Office : 0466 – 2 26 82 85 UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT Pareeksha Bhavan : 0494 – 2 40 72 04 Controller of the Examination : 0494 – 2 40 02 91

Dy. DCE, Thrissur : 0487 – 2 33 17 26

OUR SISTER INSTITUTIONS 1. Sree Sankara Vidyapeetom College, Valayanchirangara, Perumbavur :0484 - 2 65 70 38 2. SSV College Nagaroor, P.O. Nagaroor, Kilimanoor : 0470 – 2 67 72 41 SUCCESSION LIST OF PRINCIPALS 1. Prof. A. P. P. Namboothiri 1982 – 1984 2. Prof. V. M. Raman Namboothiri 1984 – 1989 3. Sri. G. Dilipkumar (Lecturer in Charge) 1989 – 1990 4. Prof. K. K. Sankaran Namboodiri 1990 – 1993 5. Prof. V. T. T. Bhattathiri 1993 – 1998 6. Sri. G. Dilipkumar (Lecturer in Charge) 1998 – 1999 7. Prof. P. Vasudevan 1999 – 2002 8. Sri. G. Dileepkumar 2002 – 2004 9. Smt. P. S. Mayadevi (Sr. Lecturer in charge) 2004 – 2005 8 10. Dr. N. M. Indira 2005 – 2007 11. Smt. A. T. Sudha 2007 – 2010 12. Sri. V. C. Vijayan 2010 – 2011 13. Sri. A. T. Cheriyan 2011 – 2014 14. Dr. Jayan Erancheri Illam 2014 Onwards

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 1. Ms. Bindu T. (M. Com, NET, B. Ed) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9946786126 2. Ms. Rathi K. N. (M. Com, M. Ed, SET, NET) Assistant Professor rathijn@yahoo. com 9995667927 3. Mr. Kamalraj Mohan. (M. Com, M. Ed, SET, NET) Assistant Professor Kamalrajmohan@gmail. com 9847974187 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE 1. Dr. Saritha Namboodiri (MCA, PhD) Associate Professor & Head [email protected] 9447889128 2. Ms. Bhavya P. V. ( MCA) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9495227670 3. Ms. Subha I. N. (M. Sc. Computer Science) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9496292075 DEPARTMENT OF HINDI 1. Dr. Vijayasree K. V. (M A, MPhil, Ph. D) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9048028011 9 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS 1.Ms Vijayalakhmi K K(PG,NET) Assistant Professor &Head [email protected] 9745067301 2. Ms. Sathyavathi M(PG, NET) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9645467981 3.Dr.Ashish(MA,PhD) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9447625373 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH 1.Ms Asha Nair(MA) Associate Professor &Head [email protected] 9744936664 2. Mr. Aravind G S(MA, NET) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9496364325 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 1. MS. Rashmi M P(MSC ,B.ED) Assistant Professor & Head [email protected] 9946767395 2. Dr. Sandeep Narayan (MSC,PhD) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9447006556 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY 1. Dr.Geetha K(MA,PhD) Assistant Professor & Head [email protected] 9946221521 2.Ms.Sathyabhama N(MA, M.ED,NET) Assistant Professor 9946767395 10 DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT 1.Dr Jayan Erancheri Illam(MA,PhD) Associate Professor [email protected] 9447415856 2. Sri. Narayanan Namboodiri M K (MA,MPhil,B.Ed) Associate Professor&Head [email protected] 9847463811 3. Dr.Parvathy K P (MA,PhD) Assistant Professor [email protected] 9447625373 4. Ms. Sruthi P A (MA,MPhil,NET) AssistantProfessor [email protected] 9745664170 DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS 1. Sri. Haridas P (MSc,MPhil,B.Ed) Associate Professor&Head [email protected] 9447875040

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1. Sri Sadeep K(M.PEd,MPhil,PGDY) Assistant Professor & Head [email protected] 9745273882 NONTEACHING STAFF 1.Parvathy K N(seniorClerk) 9497629668 2.Sankaran M J (LDClerk) 9447876563 MANAGER /ASSISTANT MANAGER 1. Sri. Jayaraman Namboothiri 9446149565 ASSISTANT MANAGER 1.Poomully Narayanan Namboothiri 11 CONVENORS OF CLUBS AND VARIOUS BODIES Anti Ragging Cell Vijayalakshmi K. K. Academic Committee M. K. Narayanan Namboothiri Anti Sexual Harassment Cell Dr. Saritha Namboodiri Admission Committee Sadeep K. Anti Narcotic cell Sathyavathi. N.

Career Guidance and Placement Cell Dr. Sandeep Narayan

Disciplinary Committee Vijayalakshmi K. K. Entrepreneur Development Club: Bindu T. Dr. Geetha K. Examination Committee Vijayalakshmi K. K. Health Club Sadeep K. Human Rights Club Dr. Geetha K. IQAC Co-ordinator Dr. Saritha Namboodiri Rashmi M. P. Library Committee Subha I. N. Literary Club Dr. Parvathy K. P. Movie Club M. K. Narayanan Namboothiri Nature Club (Narmada) M. K. Narayanan Namboothiri Nodal Officer Subha I. N. Rathi K. NSS Officers Sathybhama N. Parents Teachers Association Haridas P. Public Relation officers Haridas P. Research Club Dr. Saritha Namboodiri Scholar Support Programme Vijaylakshmi K. K.. Staff Club Bindu T. Students Grievance Redressal cell Subha I. N. Students Welfare and Counselling Rathi K. Cell Tourism club Sathyabhama N. Tutorial System Asha Nair Walk With A Scholar M. K. Narayanan Namboothiri Women’s Forum (Rewa) Vijayasree K V 12 COURSES OFFERED The college offers the following courses

I. UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMMES 1. Arts Programme (Core Course): - Sanskrit - B A Sanskrit Economics - B A Economics History - B A History 2. Management Programme (Core Course): - Commerce - B Com B B A - Bachelor of Business Administration 3. Science Programme (Core Course): - Mathematics- B Sc Mathematics Program structure: 1.Common Course - I & II : English 2.Common Course - III : Hindi Malayalam Sanskrit 3.Core Courses 4.Complementary Courses 5.Open Courses

II.POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES 1. M Sc Computer Science - Core Course 2. M Com - Core Course *****

13 UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMME

Complementary

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Core Core Opted by the college

Course University

1. History 2. Political science 3. Sociology 4. Essentials of Economics (For 1. Co-operation Non - Economics 2. Banking Programmes) 5. Co-operation

B A Economics AB 6. Banking Mathematic tools for Economics 1. Modern Indian History 2. Modern World History from

A.D. 1500 3. Social and Cultural History 1. Archaeology in India of Briton 2. Essentials of Economics 4. West Asian Studies 5. Archaeology in India B A History AB 6. History of Journalism 7. Essentials of Economics

1. History of Sanskrit Literature 1. History of Sanskrit – I - Vedic Literature – I - Vedic 2. Technical Literature in 2. Technical Literature in Sanskrit Sanskrit

3. History of Sanskrit Literature 3. History of Sanskrit - II Literature - II 4. Contribution of Kerala to 4. Contribution of Kerala to Sanskrit Literature Sanskrit Literature 5. Linguistics 5. Linguistics 6. Indian Philosophy I - Vedic 6. B A Sanskrit AB Indian Philosophy I - Schools Vedic Schools 7. Indian Literary Theories 7. Indian Literary Theories 8. Linguistics – II 8. Indian Philosophy II - 9. Indian Philosophy II - Non Non Vedic Schools Vedic Schools 14

Complementary

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Core Opted by the college University Course

1. Managerial economics 1. Managerial economics 2. Marketing management 2. Marketing management 3. E – Commerce 3. E – Commerce Management Management

B COM 4. Quantitative Techniques for 4. Quantitative Techniques Business for Business

1. Managerial Economics 1. Managerial Economics 2. IT for Business & 2. IT for Business & Management Management 3. Quantitative Techniques for 3. Quantitative Techniques B B A Business for Business 4. Management Science 4. Management Science

1. Computer Applications 1. Computer Applications 2. Statistics 2. Statistics 3. Physics BSc Mathematics

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15 Electives Options provided by Opted by the college Core Core Course University

1. Gender Economics 2. Health Economics 1. Economics of Business 3. Economics of Business and and Finance Finance B A A B Economics 1. Principles and methods of Archaeology

2. History of Human Rights 1. History of Human Movements Rights Movements 3. Intellectual History of the B A AB History World

1. Malayalam writers on Sanskrit 1. Malayalam writers on 2. Sanskrit theatre of Kerala Sanskrit

B A A B Sanskrit 3. Kavisiksha

1. Finance 2. Banking and insurance 1. Finance

B COM B 3. Co – operation 1. Finance 2. Banking and insurance 1. Finance 3. Co – operation

B B AB B 4. Computer Application BSc Mathematics No electives

16 Open Courses

Opted By the Options Provided

Core Course College

1.Economics in Everyday Life Economics in 2.International Trade and Everyday Life Finance

3.Banking B A Economi cs

1. Heritage Studies Heritage 2. History of Ideas Studies 3. Historical Tourism B A History

1. Management principles in Scientific Sanskrit Literature in 2. Ancient Indian Law Sanskrit

B A Sanskrit 3. Scientific Literature in Sanskrit

1. Basic Accounting Basic 2. E – Commerce Accounting 3. Basics of Entrepreneurship &

B Com management

1. E – Commerce E – Commerce 2. Hospitality management B B A

1. Mathematics for Physical Sciences Mathematics for 2. Mathematics for Natural Natural Sciences Sciences 3. Mathematics for Social

B Sc Mathematics Sciences

17 POST GRADUATE PROGRAMME

Electives

Options provided by Opted by the college Core University Course

1. Financial Management 1 . F inancial 2. Foreign Trade Management 3. Mar ket ing

M Com Management Semester 2 (Sel ect 2) Semester 2 1. Computer Graphics Bioinformatics 2. Introduction to Soft Co mput ing 3. Web Technology 4. Co mput e r Optimization Te chniq ues 5. Bioinformatics 6. Numerical and

Statistical Methods 3 Semester 3 (Sel ect 2 Semester El ect i ve- 1 fro m 2 electives)

El ective- 1 Data Warehousing 1. Pattern Recognition and Data Mining 2. Wireless and Mobile Netwo rks 3. Cryptography and

M Sc Computer Science Network Security 4. Advanced Web Technology 5. Virtualization and Cloud Computing 6. Data Warehousing and Data Mining

18 Elective- 2 Elective- 2 1 . Data Compression M olec ular 2 . Pervasive Computing Simulation and 3 . System Security M odeling 4 . Molecular Simulation and Mo deling 5 . Fundamentals of Big Data 6 . Web Engineering S emester 4( Sel ect 1) S em ester 4 1. Digital Image Processing Digital Image 2. Advanced Topics in Processing Database Design 3. Software Development for Portable Devices 4. Storage Area Networks 5. Semantic Web 6. Advanced Java

M Sc Computer Science Programming

Choice Based Credit Semester System (CCSS) For Undergraduate Curriculum 2009 UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMME STRUCTURE The duration of an undergraduate programme shall be 6 semesters. Common Courses (Code A) Every undergraduate student shall undergo 10 Common Courses (Total 38 credits) The common courses chosen from a group of 14 common Courses listed below for completion the programme. 1. The Four Skills for Communication. 2. Modern Prose and Drama. 3. Inspiring Expressions. 19 4. Readings on Society. 5. Native Media in English. 6. Reading Fiction and Non Fiction. 7. Communication skill in the language other than English. 8. Translation and communication in languages others than English. 9. Literature in Malayalam /Hindi/Other Indian world Languages other than English. 10.Culture and civilization (with a compulsory component on kerala Culture). 11.Basics of Business and management. 12.General Informatics. 13.Basic numerical skills. 14.Entrepreneurship development. Core Courses (Code B) Core courses are the courses in the major (Core) subject of the degree programme chosen by the student. Core courses are offered by the parent department. Complementary courses (Code C) Complementary Courses cover one or two disciplines that are related to the core subject and are distributed in the first four semesters. Open courses (code D) There shall be one Open courses in core subject in the fifth semester to the students.

20 SCHEME OF EXAMINATION - UNDER GRADUATE

B A SANSKRIT Semester I

Course Title of the paper Code Common I English - Common II English - Hindi/ Malayalam/ 07 - Common Sansk rit Mahakavya, Alankara Core I SKT1B01 and Vritta History of Sanskrit Complementary 01 SKT1C01(01) Literature - I Technical Literature 02 1 02 01 Complementary in Sanskrit SKT C ( )

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Int ernal External Common I 5 3 20 80 Common II 4 3 20 80 Common 07 4 4 20 80 SKT1B01 6 4 20 80 SKT1C01(01) 3 2 10 40 SKT1C02(01) 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 18

21 Semester II

Course Title of the paper Code Common III English - Common IV English - Hindi/ Malayalam/ Common 08 - Sansk rit Khandakavya & Core II SKT2B02 Strotrakarya History of Sanskrit Complementary 03 SKT2C03(01) Literature - II Contribution of Complementary 04 Kerala to Sanskrit SKT2C04(01) Lit er at ure

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Int ern al External Common III 5 4 20 80 Common IV 4 4 20 80 Common 08 4 4 20 80 SKT2B02 6 4 20 80 SKT2C03(01) 3 2 10 40 SKT2C04(01) 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 20

22 Semester III

Course Title of the Co d e p a p er C o m m o n V En g l i s h - H i n di / C o m m o n 09 Malayalam/ - Sa n s k ri t Methodology of C o re I I I Ancient Indian SKT 3 B0 3 T ra d i ti o n Core IV Gadya kavya SKT 3 B0 4 Complementary Linguistics SKT 3 C0 5 ( 0 1 ) 0 5

Complementary I n d ia n Philosophy I - SKT 3 C3 0 6 ( 0 1 ) 0 6 Vedic Schools

Hrs/ No . O f Marks Co de Wee k credit s Intern al Ext er nal Co mmon V 5 4 2 0 8 0 Co mmon 0 9 5 4 2 0 8 0 SKT3 B0 3 5 4 2 0 8 0 SKT3 B0 4 4 4 2 0 8 0 SKT3 C0 5(0 1) 3 2 1 0 4 0 SKT3 C3 06 (01 ) 3 2 1 0 4 0 Total Credit 2 0

23 Semester IV Title of the C o u r s e C o d e p a p e r C o m m o n V I E n g l is h - H in d i / C o m m o n 10 Malayalam/ - S a n s k r i t Vyakarana and C o r e V SKT 4 B 0 5 N y a y a - I Core VI Nataka SKT 4 B 0 6 I n d i a n SKT 4 C 0 7 Complementary 07 L it e r a r y ( 0 1 ) T h e o rie s I n d i a n Philosophy II SKT 4 C 0 8 Complementary 08 - Non Vedic ( 0 1 ) S c h o o l s

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Int ernal External Common Course 5 4 20 80 VI Common 10 5 4 20 80 SKT4B05 4 4 20 80 SKT4B06 5 4 20 80 SKT4C07(01) 3 2 10 40 SKT4C08(01) 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 20

24 Semester V Course Title of the paper Code Veda Smriti and C o r e V I I SKT 5 B 0 7 U p a nisha d Vyakarana and Nyaya C o r e V I II SKT 5 B 0 8 II Bhagavatgita and C o r e IX SKT 5 B 0 9 Arthasastra General Informatics & C o r e X SKT 5 B 1 0 S a n s kr it 1. Management principles in SKT 5 D0 1 S a n skr it SKT 5 D0 2 Open Course 2. Ancient Indian Law SKT 5 D0 3 3. Scientific Literature in Sanskrit Course Work/ - - Project Work arks Hrs/ No. Of Mar ks Code nt ernal External Week credits Internal External 20 80 SKT5B07 5 4 20 80 SKT5B08 5 4 20 80 20 80 SKT5B09 5 4 20 80 20 80 SKT5B10 5 4 20 80 SKT5D01 20 80 SKT5D02 3 2 20 80 10 40 SKT5D03 Course Work/ 10 40 2 2 - - Project Work Total Credit 20

Semester VI Course Title of the paper Code Core XI Alankara Sastra SKT6B11 Core XII Natyasiddhanta SKT6B12 Core XIII Sankhya and Vedanta SKT6B13 Elements of Indian Culture and Core XIV SKT6B14 Environmental Science

1. Malayalam writers SKT6B15(E01) on Sanskrit Core SKT6B15(E02) 2. Sanskrit Theatre of (Elective) Kerala SKT6B15(E03) 3. Kavisiksha Course Work/ - - Project Work

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Internal External SKT6B11 5 5 20 80 SKT6B12 5 5 20 80 SKT6B13 5 4 20 80 SKT6B14 5 4 20 80 SKT6B15(E01)/ SKT6B15(E02)/ 3 2 20 80 SKT6B15(E03) Course Work/ 2 2 20 80 Project Work Total Credit 22

26 B A ECONOMICS WITH FOREIGN TRADES Code Semester I SKT6B11 Course Title of the paper C o de Co mmon I E ng l ish A 01 SKT6B12 Co mmon II E ng l ish A 02 SKT6B13 Hindi/ Malayalam/ 03 Co mmon II I S a ns kri t A Microeconomics – 14 I 1 01 SKT6B Co re II ECO B Complementary 01 Banking – I ECO1 C01 SKT6B15(E01) Complementary 02 Co-operation -II ECO1 C0 2 SKT6B15(E02) Hr s / N o . O f M ar ks C od e SKT6B15(E03) W ee k c r ed i ts I n te r n a l E x ter na l

A 01 4 3 20 80 - A 02 5 3 20 80 A 03 4 4 20 80 Marks ECO 1 B 01 6 5 20 80 nternal External ECO 1 C 01 3 2 10 40 20 80 ECO 1 C 02 3 2 10 40 20 80 Total Credit 19 20 80 Semester II 20 80 Course Title of the paper C o d e C o m m o n I V E n g l i sh A 0 4 C o m m o n V E n g l i sh 20 80 A 0 5 Hindi/ Malayalam/ 0 6 C o m m o n V I S a n s k r i t A Microeconomics – 2 2 0 2 20 80 C o r e II ECO B Complementary 0 1 Banking - II ECO 2 C 0 1

Complementary 0 2 Co-operation - II ECO 2 C 0 2 27

Hrs/ N o. Of Co de Inte rnal Ext ern al We ek Cre dits A04 5 4 2 0 80 A05 4 4 2 0 80 A06 4 4 2 0 80 ECO2 B02 6 5 2 0 80 ECO2 C01 3 2 1 0 40 ECO2 C02 3 2 1 0 40 Total Credit 21

Semester III Course Title of the paper Code Commo n VII English A07 Common VIII Hindi/Malayalam/Sanskrit A08 Quantitative Methods for 3 3 03 Core Economic Analysis I ECO B Core 4 Export Marketing EFT3B04 Complementary Banking - III ECO3C01 01 Complementary Co-operation - III ECO3C02 02

Hrs/ N o. Of Marks Code Week cre dits Internal External A07 5 4 20 8 0 A08 5 4 20 8 0 ECO3 B03 5 4 20 8 0 EFT3 B0 4 4 4 20 8 0 ECO3 C01 3 2 10 4 0 ECO3 C02 3 2 10 4 0 Total Credit 2 0

28 Semester IV Course Title of the paper Code Co mmon IX English A09 Co mmon X Hindi/Malayalam/Sanskrit A10 Quantitative Methods for Co re 5 ECO4B05 Economic Analysis - II Computer Application for Co re 6 ECO4B06 Economic Analysis Complementary Banking - IV ECO4C01 01 Complementary Co-operation - IV ECO4C02 02

Hrs/ N o. Of Marks Co de Week credi ts Internal Ext ern al A0 9 5 4 20 80 A1 0 5 4 20 80 ECO4 B0 5 5 4 20 80 ECO4 B0 6 4 4 20 80 ECO4 C0 1 3 2 10 40 ECO4 C0 2 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 2 0

29 Semester V Course Title of the paper Code C ore 7 Macroeconomics - I ECO 5B 0 7 India’s Economic C ore 8 Development: National and ECO 5B 0 8 R eg i ona l ** Foreign Trade C ore 9 Documentation and EFT5 B 09 L og is t i c s C ore 1 0 International Economics ECO 5B 1 0

1 . Economics in Everyday ECO 5D 01 Li fe Op en ECO 5D 02 2 . International Trade and C ou rs e F i n a n ce ECO 5D 03 3 . B a n ki ng Pr oj ec t To be continued in 6 t h

Wo rk S e m es te r

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Internal External ECO5B07 6 4 20 80 ECO5B08 6 4 20 80 ECO5B09 5 4 20 80 ECO5B10 5 4 20 80 ECO5D01/ ECO5D02/ 2 2 10 40 ECO5D03 Project 2 - - - Work Total Credit 18 30 Semester VI

Course Title of the paper Code Core 11 Macroeconomics - II ECO6B11 Shipping and Insurance Core 12 EFT6B12 Practices Core 13 Public Finance ECO6B13 Foreign Trade Financing and Core 14 EFT6B14 Procedure ECO6E01 Elective 1. Environmental Economics 2. Applied Theory of Markets ECO6E02 (To choose 3. Economics of Business ECO6E03 1 out o f 3) and Finance Project Individual/Group activity ECO6B15 (Pr) Work

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Cod e Week credits Int ernal External ECO6B11 5 4 20 80 ECO6B12 5 4 20 80 ECO6B13 5 4 20 80 ECO6B14 5 4 20 80 ECO6E01 ECO6E02 3 2 20 80 ECO6E03 ECO6B15(Pr ) 2 4 10 40 Total Credit 22

31 B COM Semester I Course Title of the paper Code Co mmon I Engl ish BC1A 01 Co mmon II Engl ish BC1A 02 Hindi/ Malayalam/ Co mmon II I BC1A 07 Sansk rit Management Co re I Concepts and BC1 B0 1 Business Ethics Complementary Managerial BC1 B0 1 01 Econo mics

H r s / No . Of M a r k s Co d e W e ek cr e d it s I nt er n a l E x te r n a l BC 1 A 01 4 4 20 8 0 BC 1 A 02 5 3 20 8 0 BC 1 A 07 5 4 20 8 0 BC 1 B 01 6 4 20 8 0 BC 1 B 01 5 4 20 8 0 Total Credit 1 9

32 Semester II Course Title of the paper Code C o m m o n I English BC 2A 03 C o m m o n I I E n g l is h BC 2A 04 Hindi/ Malayalam/ C o m m o n I II BC 2A 08 S a n sk ri t Core I Financial Accounting BC 2B 0 2 Complementary 0 1 Marketing Management BC 2C 0 2

H r s / N o. Of M a r ks Co d e W e ek cr e di ts I n te r na l E x te r n a l BC 2 A 03 4 4 2 0 8 0 BC 2 A 04 5 3 2 0 8 0 BC 2 A 08 5 4 2 0 8 0 BC 2 B 02 6 4 2 0 8 0 BC 2 C 02 5 4 2 0 8 0 Total Credit 19

Semester III Course Title of the paper Code C o m m o n I Basic Numerical Skills BC 3A 11 C o m m o n II General Informatics BC 3A 12 Core II Business Regulations BC 3 B0 3 Co- orporate C o r e II I BC 3 B0 4 Accounting E- Commerce Complementary 0 1 BC 3 C0 3 M a n a g em e n t 33 Hrs/ N o. Of Marks Co de Wee k cre di ts Inte rn al Exter nal BC 3 A11 5 4 20 80 BC 3 A12 5 4 20 80 BC 3 B03 4 4 20 80 BC 3 B04 6 4 20 80 BC 3 C03 5 4 20 80 Total Credit 2 0

Semester IV

Course Title of the paper Code Entrepreneurship Common I BC4A13 Development Common II Banking and Insurance BC4A14 Core I Cost Accounting BC4B05 Core II Corporate Regulations BC4B06 Quantitative Complementary 01 Techniques for BC4C04 Business

Marks Hrs/ No. Of Code Week credits Internal External Practical

BC4A13 5 4 20 80 - BC4A14 5 4 20 80 - BC4B05 6 4 20 80 - BC4B06 4 4 20 80 - BC4C04 5 4 20 60 20 Total Credit 20 34 Semester V Course Title of the paper Code Accounting for Core I BC5B07 Management Business Research Core II BC5B08 Methods Human Resource Core III BC5B09 Management Course in Core IV BC5B10 Specialisation Course in Core V BC5B11 Specialisation Open Course Basic Accounting BC5D01

Code Hrs/ No. Of Marks Week credits Internal External Practical BC5B07 4 4 20 80 - BC5B08 4 4 20 80 - BC5B09 4 4 20 80 - BC5B10 5 4 20 60 20 BC5B11 5 4 20 60 20 BC5D01 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 22

35 Semester VI Course Title of the paper Code Income Tax Law and Core I 6 12 P ract ice BC B Core II Auditing BC6B13 Course in Core III BC6B14 Specialisation Course in Core IV BC6B15 Specialisation (PR) Three Weeks Core Project BC6B16 Project and Viva- Voce

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Internal External Pract ical BC6B12 6 4 20 80 - BC6B13 5 4 20 80 - BC6B14 5 5 20 60 20 BC6B15 5 5 20 60 20 BC6B16 4 2 10 40 - Total Credit 20

36 B B A Semester I

Course Title of the paper Code Co mmon I Engl ish BB1 A01 Co mmon II Engl ish BB1 A02 Hindi/ Malayalam/ Co mmon II I BB1 A07 Sansk rit Management Co re I Concepts and BB1 B01 Business Ethics Complementary Managerial BB1 B01 01 Econo mics

H r s / No . Of M a r k s Co d e W e ek cr e dit s I nt er n a l E x te r n a l BB 1 A 0 1 4 4 20 8 0 BB 1 A 0 2 5 3 20 8 0 BB 1 A 0 7 5 4 20 8 0 BB 1 B 01 6 4 20 8 0 BB 1 B 01 5 4 20 8 0 Total Credit 1 9

37 Semester II Course Title of the paper Code Common I English BB2A 03 Common II English BB2A 04 Common III Hindi/Malayalam/Sanskrit BB2A 08 Core I Financial Accounting BB2B02 Complementary Marketing Management BB2C02 01

Hrs/ N o . Of M arks Co de W ee k credits Internal Ext ern al BB 2 A0 3 4 4 20 80 BB 2 A0 4 5 3 20 80 BB 2 A0 8 5 4 20 80 BB 2 B02 6 4 20 80 BB 2 C02 5 4 20 80 Total Credit 1 9

Semester III Course Title of the paper Code Commo n I Basic numerical skills BB3A11 Commo n II General Informatics BB3A12 Business regulatory Core I 3B03 f rame w ork BB Organizational Core II BB3B04 Behaviour Quantitative Techniques 01 3C03 Complementary for Business BB

38 H rs/ No . O f Mark s Co de W ee k cre dits I n te r nal E x te rn al BB 3 A1 1 5 4 20 80 BB 3 A1 2 5 4 20 80 BB 3 B 03 5 4 20 80 BB 3 B 04 5 4 20 80 BB 3 C 03 5 4 20 80 Total Credit 20

Semester IV

Course Title of the paper Code Common I Banking & Insurance BB4A 13 Entrepreneurship Common II BB4A 14 Development Core I Marketing Management BB4B05 Core II Financial Management BB4B06 Complementary 01 Management Science BB4C04

Hrs/ N o. Of Mark s Co de Wee k credits Int ern al External BB4 A1 3 5 4 2 0 8 0 BB4 A1 4 5 4 2 0 8 0 BB4 B05 5 4 2 0 8 0 BB4 B06 5 4 2 0 8 0 BB4 C04 5 4 2 0 8 0 Total Credit 2 0

39 Semester V

Course Title of the paper Code Accounting for Core I BB5B07 management Business Research Core II BB5B08 methods Emerging Trends in Core III BB5B09 Management Core IV Specialization - I BB5B10 Core V Specialization - II BB5B11 For students from Open Course 5 01 other Departments BB D

Hrs / N o. O f M a r ks Co d e We e k c r e d i ts I nte r n a l E x ter na l BB 5 B 07 5 4 20 80 BB 5 B 08 4 4 20 80 BB 5 B 09 3 4 20 80 BB 5 B 10 5 4 20 80 BB 5 B 11 5 4 20 80 BB 5 D 0 1 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 2 2

40 Semester VI Course Title of the paper Code Operations Core I BB6B12 Management Human Resource Core II BB6B13 Management Core III Specialization - III BB6B14 Core IV Specialization - IV BB6B15 3 weeks project and Core Project 6 16 viva voce BB B

H rs / No . O f Mar ks Co de W ee k cr e dits In te r nal E x te r n al BB 6 B 12 5 4 20 80 BB 6 B 13 5 4 20 80 BB 6 B 14 5 4 20 80 BB 6 B 15 5 4 20 80 B B 6 B 16 5 2 20 80 Total Credit 20

Core courses in the area of Specialization: 1. Finance 2. Marketing C. Human Resource management

41 B Sc MATHEMATICS Semester I Course Title of the paper Code Common I English A01 Common II English A02 Common III Hindi/Malayalam/Sanskrit A07 Foundations of Core I MAT1B01 Mathematics Complementary Basic statistics and ST1C01 01 probability Complementary Computer Fundamentals CSC1C01 02

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credi ts Internal External Common I 4 3 20 80 Common II 5 3 20 80 Common III 4 4 20 80 MAT1B01 4 4 20 80 ST1C01 4 3 20 80 CSC1C 01 4 3 16 64 Total Credit 20

42 Semester II Course Title of the paper Code Common IV English A03 Common V English A04 Common VI Hindi/Malayalam/Sanskrit A08 Core I Calculus MAT2B02 Complementary 01 Probability distributions ST2C02 Complementary 02 Programming in C CSC2C02

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Internal External Common IV 4 3 20 80 Common V 5 3 20 80 Common VI 4 4 20 80 MAT 2B 02 4 4 20 80 ST2C0 2 4 3 20 80 CSC 2C0 2 4 2 16 64 Total Credit 19

Semester III

Course Title of the paper Code Common VII English A05 Common VIII Hindi/Malayalam/Sanskrit A09 Calculus and analytic Core I MAT3B03 geometry Complementary Statistical Inference ST3C03 01 Fundamentals of System Complementary Software network and CSC3C03 02 DBMS 43

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Internal External Common VII 4 3 20 80 Common 4 4 20 80 VIII MAT3B03 5 4 20 80 ST3C03 5 3 20 80 CSC3C03 5 3 16 64 Total Credit 17

Semester IV

Course Title of the paper Code Common IX English A06 Common X Hindi/Malayalam/Sanskrit A10 Theory of equations, Core II matrices and vector MAT4B04 calculus Complementary 01 Applied statistics ST4C04 Complementary 02 Visual Programming CSC4C04 Programming Lab: C & Complementary 03 CSC4C05 Visual Programming

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code We ek cre dits In tern al External Com mon IX 5 3 2 0 80 Com mon X 4 4 2 0 80 MAT4 B04 5 4 2 0 80 ST4 C04 5 3 2 0 80 CSC4C04 3 2 1 6 64 CSC4C05 2 2 1 6 64 Total Credit 18 44 Semester V

Cou rse Title of the paper Code Core I Vector Calculus MAT5B 05 Core II Abstract Algebra MAT5B 06 Co re III Basic Mathematical Analysis MAT 5B 07 Co re IV Differential equations MAT 5B 08 1. Mathematics for Physical Sciences O pen 5 02 Co urse 2. Mathematics for Natural Sciences MAT D 3. Mathematics for Social Sciences P roject -

M arks C ode Hrs/ No. O f We ek credits In t erna l Ex t erna l MAT5B05 5 4 20 80 MAT5B06 5 5 20 80 MAT5B07 5 5 20 80 MAT5B08 5 4 20 80 MAT5D01/ MAT5D02/ 3 2 20 80 MAT5D03 P roj ect 2 - - - Total Credit 2 0

45 Semester VI

Course Title of the paper Code Core I Real Analysis MAT6B09 Core II Complex Analysis MAT6B10 Core III Numerical methods MAT6B11 Number Theory and Linear MAT6B12 Core IV Algebra

1. Graph Theory MAT6B13(E01) 2. Elective Linear programming MAT6B14(E02) 3. C programming for mathematical computing MAT6B15(E03) Project MAT6P14(PR)

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Code Week credits Internal External MAT6B09 5 5 20 80 MAT6B10 5 5 20 80 MAT6B11 5 4 20 80 MAT6B12 5 4 20 80 MAT6B13(E01)/ MAT6B14(E02)/ 3 2 20 80 MAT6B15(E03) MAT6P14(PR) 2 2 20 80 Total Credit 22

46 B A HISTORY Semester I

Course Title of the paper Code Common I English A01 Common II English A02 Common III Hindi/Malayalam/Sanskrit A03 The trends in Core I HIS1B01 historiography Essentials of Economics- 01 1 01 Complementary Micro ECO C Principles And Methods Of Complementary 02 HIS1C05 Archaeology

Hrs/ No . Of Marks C ode We e k cred its Internal External C ommon I 4 3 20 8 0 C ommon II 5 3 20 8 0 C ommon III 4 4 20 8 0 HIS 1 B0 1 6 4 20 8 0 ECO1C 0 1 3 2 10 4 0 HIS 1 C0 5 3 2 10 4 0 Total Credit 18

47 Semester II

Course Title of the paper Code C o m m o n I V E n gl i s h A 04 C o m m o n V E n gl i s h A 05 Hindi/Malayalam/ C o m m o n V I A 06 Sansk ri t History of the early C o re 2 HIS2 B 02 wor ld Essentials of Complementary 0 1 ECO 2 C 02 Economics-Macro Complementary 0 2 History of Archaeology HIS2 C 05

Hrs/ N o. Of M arks Code W eek cr edits In ter na l Ex ter na l Com mo n IV 5 4 20 80 Com mo n V 4 4 20 80 Com mo n V I 4 4 20 80 HIS 2B 0 2 6 4 20 80 ECO 2 C 02 3 2 10 40 HIS 2C 05 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 20

48 Semester III Course Title of the paper Code Com mon V II English A07 Hindi/ Malayalam/ Common VIII A08 Sa n s k ri t Core 3 Informatics and history HIS3B03 Core 4 History of early India HIS3B04 Essentials of Economics-Money, 01 3C01 Complementary Banking, Finance and ECO Trade Archaeological Complementary 02 H IS3C05 Excavations in India

M arks Hr s/ No. O f M arks Code W eek cr edits ter na l Ex ter na l Interna l External 20 80 Com mo n V II 5 4 20 80 20 80 Common VIII 5 4 20 80 20 80 HIS3B 03 4 4 20 80 20 80 HIS3B 04 5 4 20 80 10 40 ECO3C01 3 2 10 40 10 40 H IS3C05 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 20

49 Semester IV Course Title of the paper Code Com mo n I X E nglish A09 Hindi/ Malayalam/ Com mo n X A10 S a n s k ri t History of the medieval 5 4 05 Core w orld HIS B Methodology of 6 4 06 Core historical writing HIS B Essentials of Complementary 01 Economics-Indian ECO4C01 E co nomy Modern Techniques in Complementary 02 HIS4C05 Archaeology

Hrs/ No. Of Marks Cod e Week credits Internal External Common Course IX 5 4 20 80 Common Course X 5 4 20 80 HIS4B05 5 4 20 80 HIS4B06 5 4 20 80 ECO4C01 3 2 10 40 HIS4C05 3 2 10 40 Total Credit 20

50 Semester V Course Title of the paper Code Kerala society and culture: Core 7 HIS5B07 ancient and medieval Core 8 History of medieval India HIS5B08 Core 9 History of modern India HIS5B09 Core 10 History of modern world HIS5B10

Open Course 1. Heritage Studies HIS5D01 (To choose 1 out 2. History of Ideas HIS5D02 of 3) 3. Historical Tourism HIS5D03 Project Work - To be continued in 6th

DISSERTATION Semester

H r s / N o . O f M a r k s C o d e W e e k c r e d i t s I n t e r n a l E x te r n a l HIS 5B 07 5 4 2 0 8 0 HIS 5 B 0 8 5 4 2 0 8 0 HIS 5 B 0 9 5 4 2 0 8 0 HIS 5 B 1 0 5 4 2 0 8 0 HIS 5D 0 1 / HIS 5D 0 2 / 3 2 2 0 8 0 HIS 5D 0 3 Pr o je ct 2 2 - - W o r k Total Credit 2 0

51 Semester VI Course Title of the paper Code Core 11 History of modern Kerala HIS6B11 Core 12 History of contemporary India HIS6B12 Core 13 Contemporary Kerala HIS6B13 Core 14 Gender studies HIS6B14 1. Principles and methods of Elective Archaeology HIS6E01 2. History of Human Rights (To choose 1 HIS6E02 movements out of 3) 3. Intellectual History of the HIS6E03 World Project Work Individual/Group activity HIS6B15 - dissertation

Ma r ks Co de Hr s / N o. O f We ek cr ed its In t er n al E xt er n al HIS6 B11 5 4 2 0 80 HIS6 B12 5 4 2 0 80 HIS6 B13 5 4 2 0 80 HIS6 B14 5 4 2 0 80 HIS6 E 02/ HIS6 E 03/ 3 2 2 0 80 HIS6 E 04 HIS6 B 15 2 2 2 0 80 Total Credit 20

52 SCHEME OF EXAMINATION - POST GRADUATE M. COM Semester I No. Of Code Title of the paper Hrs credits MC1C01 Business Environment 100 4 MC1C02 Quantitative Techniques 100 4 Accounting for Managerial 1 03 100 4 MC C Decisions Management Information 1 04 100 4 MC C Systems Organisational theory and 1 05 100 4 MC C Behaviour Total 20 Ma r ks Semester II er n al E xt er n al N o . O f Code Title of the paper Hrs 2 0 80 c re d i t s MC 2C 0 6 International Business 1 0 0 4 2 0 80 Advanced Corporate MC 2 C 0 7 1 0 0 4 2 0 80 Accounting IT Applications in 2 0 80 MC 2 C 0 8 1 0 0 4 C o m m e rc e MC 2 C 0 9 Operations Research 1 0 0 4 2 0 80 MC 2 C 1 0 Strategic Management 1 0 0 4 T o ta l 2 0 0 80

53 Semester III No. Of Code Title of the paper Hrs credits MC3C01 Financial Management 100 4 Research methodology in MC3C02 100 4 Commerce MC3C03 Income Ta x 100 4 MC3C04 Advanced Cost Accounting 100 4 Project Work ( Five hours 3 05 100 MC C work load per week) Total 16

Semester IV

No. Of Code Title of the paper Hrs credits MC4C01 Elective - I 100 4 MC4C02 Elective - II 100 4 MC4C03 Elective – III 100 4 MC4C04 Elective - IV 100 4 6 1. Project Work and Report preparation ( Five hours MC4C05 100 work per week) 2. Viva Voce 2 Total 24 Functional Electives 1.Financial Management 2.Marketing Management 3.Foreign Trade 54 M. Sc COMPUTER SCIENCE Semester I

N o. Of Code Title of the paper Hrs cre dits Discrete Mathematical CSS1 C01 4 4 Structures CSS1 C02 Advanced Data Structures 5 4 CSS1 C03 Theory of Computation 4 4 The Art of Programming CSS1 C04 4 4 Methodology Computer Organization and 1 05 4 4 CSS C Architecture CSS1 P0 6 Practical - I 4 4 Total 24

Semester II

Hrs/ No. Of Code Title of the paper Week c re dits CSS2C01 Design and Analysis of Algorithms 4 4 CSS2C02 Operating System Concepts 4 4 CSS2C03 Computer Networks 4 4 CSS2C04 Computational Intelligence 4 4 Elective - I 1.CSS 2E05a 1. Computer Graphics 2.CSS 2E05b 2. Introduction to Soft Computing 3.CSS 2E05c 3. Web Technology 4 4 4.CSS 2E05d 5.CSS 2E05e 4. Bioinformatics 6.CSS 2E05f 5. Computer Optimization Techniques 6. Numerical and Statistical Methods CSS2P06 Practical – II 4 4 CSS2P07 Term Paper 1 1 Total 25 55 Semester III Hrs/ No. Of Code Title of the paper Week credits Advanced Database CSS3C01 4 4 Management System CSS3C02 Principles of Compilers 4 4 Object Oriented CSS3C03 4 4 Programming Concepts Elective - II 1. Pattern Recognition 2. Wireless and Mobile 1. CSS3E04a Networks 2. CSS3E04b 3. Cryptography and 3. CSS3E04c Network Security 4 4 4. CSS3E04d 4. Advanced Web 5. CSS3E04e Technology 6. CSS3E04f 5. Virtualization and Cloud Computing 6. Data Warehousing and Data Mining Elective - III 1. CSS3E05a 1. Data Compression 2. CSS3E05b 2. Pervasive Computing 3. CSS3E05c 3. System Security 4 4 4. CSS3E05d 4. Molecular Simulation 5. CSS3E05e and Modeling 6. CSS3E05f 5. Fundamentals of Big Data 6. Web Engineering CSS3P06 Practical – III 4 4 Total 24 56 Semester IV Hrs/ No. Of Code Title of the paper Week credits Elective - IV 1. CSS4E01a 1. Digital Image Processing 2. CSS4E01b 2. Advanced Topics in Database 3. CSS4E01c Design 3. 4 4 4. CSS4E01d Software Development for Portable Devices 5. CSS4E01e 4. Storage Area Networks 6. CSS4E01f 5. Semantic Web 6. Advanced Java Programming Principles of Software CSS4C01 1 2 Engineering 16 CSS4C02 Project Work 8 weeks Total 14

SUPREME COURT DIRECTION ON RAGGING As per direction of the Hon. Supreme Court of India on Ragging and the orders of various authorities, ragging in any form inside and outside the college campus will be seriously dealt with. Ragging is a non bailable criminal offence. Any type of behavior including ges- tures, talk or action hurting the self esteem of the person will come under the purview of ragging. Any such incident reported will lead to the immediate expulsion of the student from the college. The case will be handed over to the police immediately. Culprits will be banned from undergoing education for three years in a recog- nized institution anywhere in India. 57 COLLEGE RULE 1. Students must observe strict discipline in the campus; behave with dignity and courtesy to the Principal, faculty members, administrative staff, visitors and fellow students. 2.No students shall enter or leave the class without permission of the teacher. 3.Students shall not loiter through the corridors or along the veranda during the class hours. 4.Legal action will be initiated against those who destruct or cause to destruct the properties of the college under existing laws including the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act 1984. 5. Irregular attendance, Insubordination to Teachers, Habitual inattention to class work, Obscenity in word or act are sufficient reasons for th e permanent or temporary dismissal of the student. 6.No meeting or entertainment shall be organized or any fund collected in the college campus without the permission of the Principal. 7. Banners, flags, posters, etc. shall not be allowed inside the campus or at the gates or compound walls for purpose of any activity without the permission of the Principal. 8.Students guilty of going over to other colleges or institutions to take part in acts of indiscipline such as organizing demonstrations or strikes will be deemed especially culpable and be punished accordingly. 9. Principal shall have the power to inflict the following punishment: fine, loss of attendance, loss of term certificate, suspension, compulsory issue of T.C. and expulsion.

58 10. Students shall wear uniform on the prescribed occasions and days. Students should always keep dignity and decency in dressing. 11. Students shall always wear identity cards issued by the college with tag and show them as and when demanded by the Principal, teachers and staff. 12. No student shall use or keep in possession alcoholic drinks or drugs. Using/keeping of these items will lead to immediate expulsion of the student from the college. 13. The College Management and Principal shall take appropriate measures to insulate the college campus from political activism and external intervention, to safeguard the interests of students, academic community, parents and the general public. Students and staff shall co-operate with all such measures including the mode of College Union elections as decided by the College Management and Courts from time to time. 14. Conduct certificate will not be issued as a matter of course. Good conduct has to be earned by the student. The Principal’s decisions shall be final regarding the conduct of students. 15. On the basis of the orders issued by various authorities including the Hon.’ble High Court of Kerala (WP (c) 23377/09) the use of mobile phones in the Col- lege Campus is strictly prohibited. A fine of Rs. 500/ - will be imposed on those who violate this rule. Mo- bile phone with Camera shall be confiscated. A sur- prise Inspection Squad is formed to implement the rule. 59 16. Students who are charged in criminal offence and are under suspension shall not be allowed to enter the campus without permission. 17. There shall not be any discrimination against any community or category of students of the college and immediate stringent action will be taken against the erring students/officials/ faculty members. 18. Photography/ video /audio recording and playing in the campus is strictly prohibited. Programs in the college shall be covered only by the persons officially authorized by the Principal. 19. Students are not allowed to bring vehicles into the campus. They have to park their vehicles at the allotted place at their own risk. Stunting and racing of vehicles within and in a radius of 200 metres outside the campus are strictly banned. Parking permits will be issued to physically handicapped students and they have to park their vehicles at the area allotted. 20. Students and staff members can make use of the Grievance Redressal mechanism available in the college. 21. The college authorities reserve the rights to amend, repeal or modify any of the above rules.

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60 ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1. Attendance will be taken at the beginning of every hour of work and students are expected to be present in the class during all hours of work. 2. No. student shall be absent from the class without leave. 3. Absence from class for an hour will be considered as absence for half a day and for two hours as absence for the whole day. 4. Application for leave for periods exceeding three days at a time should be supported by a letter from the guardian or and a medical certificate in case of illness. 5. A student absenting from the college for more than fifteen consecutive days without satisfactory explanation is liable to have his name removed from the rolls. 6. A minimum attendance of 75% of total working days of the year is absolutely necessary for promotion and for admission to the University Examination. 7. The annual certificate will not be granted unless a student has completed the course of instruction to the satisfaction of the college authorities and his progress and conduct are satisfactory. 8. Students whose attendance falls below the minimum shall apply for exemption to the university through the principal. Application in the prescribed from shall be accompanied by a

61 Chelan for Rs. 100/- The reason for each days absence should be explained if the absence was on account of illness a medical certificate also has to be submitted. In no case will exemption be granted by the university if the shortage of attendance exceeds 24 days. No exemption will be granted during a course for more than one academic year. The application for condemnation should be made in the prescribed form which can be had from the university at a cost of Rs. 10/-. 9.No. application for exemption will be recommended by the principal, unless he is satisfied that the shortage of attendance was due to causes beyond the student’s control. RULES REGARDING COLLECTION OF FEE 1. Tuition fee will be collected in three terms in the months of June, October and January. The first term fees including the special fees prescribed will be collected from the students of senior class with in a period of seven working days beginning from the re-opening of the college. In the case of junior classes tuition fees from the first of June till the date of admission with special fee and caution deposit will be collected on the date of admission. 2.Subsequent instalment will be collected on or before the 7 th consecutive working day of the month concerned. 3. If any student fails to pay the fees prescribed 62 on the due date he/ she shall be liable to pay a fine of Rs. 5/- along with the fee on or before the 10th day after the due date. 4. If the fees with the fine of Rs. 5/- is not paid on or before the last date, an additional fine of Rs.10/- will have to be paid. If the fees and fine of an instalment are not paid before the last opportunity given for payment of that instalment the name of the student will be removed from the rolls of the college with effect from the date following the expiry of this period and the date of removal from the rolls of the college. If the student is to be re-admitted he/she has to seek a special permission of the principal and also has to clear all arrears of fees with fines and to be paid Rs. 50/- as re-admission fee. The re- admitted student will get the benefit of attendance only from the date of re-admission.

FEE REGULATION Fees

Lab Course Tuition Fee+ Total Ad mission F ee+ Fee Special Fee+ etc. BA/ B COM/ BBA --- 1745/-

1745/- BSc 250 1995/- MSc 2520/- 1200 3720/- Year s t

1 M COM 2520/- --- 2520/- BA/ B COM/ BBA 1565/- --- 1565/-

BSc 1565/- 250 1815/-

Year MSc 2370/- 1200 3570/- n d

2 M COM 2370/- --- 2370/-

BA/ B COM/ BBA 1570/- --- 1570/- Year

r d BSc 1570/- 250/- 1820/- 3 63

The refundable caution deposit should be remitted on Admission as follows

U G 360 --- 360/ -

PG 600 --- 600/ - FEE CONCESSION N a m e o f Nam e of Concession C o n c e s s i o n

Financial aid through SC/ ST Full Fees Financial aid through SC/ ST Full Fees Social and Economically As per rules Backward Community(SEBC)

SCHOLARSHIPS/ FREESHIPS

Name of the Scholarships/ Freeships Central Sector Scholarship Post M etric Scholarship Suvarna Jubilee Merit Scholarship State Merit Scholarship PH/Blind Scholarship Hindi Scholarship Sanskrit Scholarship

Application of 2"‘ DC, 3" DC & 2"‘ PG students should be submitted within one month after the commencement of classes.All are subject to renewal during each year of course . The renewal should be made within one month after re- opening. *****

64 ould be remitted PAYMENT OF TERM FEE ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS ws --- 360/ - 1. Term June, July, August and September. --- 600/ - 2. Term October, November and December. 3. Term January, February and March. Students have to pay the special fee due on or before the 7th working day after the re-opening of the college. In the case of first year students fees should be paid at the time of admission. Every student is liable to pay the prescribed fee for the whole term during any part of which his/her name is on rolls of college. LIBRARYAND READING ROOM LIBRARY RULES 1. The general library shall be open from 9 am to 4pm on all working days. 2. Strict silence should be observed in the library and reading room. 3. Only one book at a time will be issued to a student. 4. Before the books are taken, students should satisfy themselves that the books lent are in good condition. 5. Books taken from the library may not be retained by any student for more than one fortnight (14 days) from the date of issue. 6. A fine of Re. 1/-per day for each book will be levied for delay in returning the book. 7. Student shall not on any account sublet the library book. 8. No student shall write, damage or make any mark upon any book or journal belonging to the

65 library. if any book is lost, damaged or mutilated the borrower shall be required to replace book with fine or such compensation as may be fixed by the Principal. Books of reference rare books and collection shall not be lent out to students. Any book may be recalled at any time even if the period of loan has not been expired. MEDICAL INSPECTION Every student of first year and third year degree will be medically examined by a qualified Medical Officer at the beginning of the year. If a student fails to present himself / herself for medical examination at the appointed time his/ her name will be reported to the university and he/ she is liable to such punishment as the University may direct. COLLEGE COUNCIL

This is a statutory body consisting of the Principal, all H.O.D.s, the Librarian and 2 elected representatives of the teaching staff. This is the supreme body of the college which takes all impportant acedemic as well as non- acedemic decisions regarding the functioning of the college. The college Council meets periodically and when- ever there is an urgent matter of their concern. The members of the college council:  Dr. Jayan E.  Ms. Asha Nair Sri. M. K. Narayanan NamboothiriMs. Bindu T. Sri. Haridas P. Dr. Saritha Namboodiri  Ms. Vijayalakshmi K . K. Dr.Vijayasree K. V. Sri. Sadeep K.Dr. Geetha K. Ms. Rashmi M. P. 66 Internal Complaint committee  Sri. M. K. Narayanan Namboothiri  Dr. Saritha Namboodiri  Ms.Sathyabhama N  Adv jayakumar  Ms. Bindu K  Ms.Rathi K N

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL(IQAC) IQAC has become a part of our college for catalytic involvement in the quality sustenance and enhancement after the NAAC accreditation visit in 2009. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) as proposed by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) is constituted at Sreekrishnapuram V. T. Bhattathiripad college to improve the performance of institution in higher education sector and for quality upgradation of the college. The prime tasks of the IQAC in our college is to: 1. Improve the quality of various academic and administrative activities of the college. 2. Organize workshops, seminars. 3. Preparation of the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR).

67 NSS NSS unit (NO: 118) of our college was established in 1985 with Prof. Rajasekharan Nair as the first Programme Officer. The significant increased interest among the students to join NSS activities let to the formation of an additional unit (141). Ever since its inception, NSS has been providing unprecedented services to the society in and around the college. NSS activities are majorly delivered over regular works. Special 15 days camps (during Christmas Vacation ) are conducted in each academic year.

PTA Parent Teachers Association, a statutory body composed of parents of students and members of the teaching staff of the college, has been functioning effectively in our college from 1983. Right from the beginning, the PTA is ac- tively functioning in our institution. A direct link is established with parents by conducting Class PTA’s every 3 months. As a part of the student welfare scheme, the PTA of our college has instituted a Medical Insurance Scheme under which all the students of the college are covered. The policy covers, among other things, permanent or par- tial disability due to accident and death due to accident or disease. Members of PTA:  President: Dr. Jayan Erancheri Illam  Vice President: Gopalakrishnan  Secretary: Haridas P.

68 COMMITTEES 1. Admission Committee An Admission Committee consisting of Head’s of the departments, management committee member is constituted at the onset of each academic year. The committee strictly adheres and abides by the rules laid down by Govt. of Kerala and the University of Calicut. A nodal officer is appointed by the Principal of the institution. The nodal officer will be the person in charge of admissions in the college and is appointed to guide the candi- dates in registration process.  Sadeep K. (Nodal Officer) 2. Examination committee The College Council appoints the Examination committee which consists of a teaching staff as the Con- troller of Examinations and two other staff members. All matters regarding the internal examinations like quarterly examinations, Model examinations etc. are decided and executed by this committee.  Ms. Vijaylakshmi K. K. 3. Planning Board This committee consists of the Principal, all H.O.Ds and the Librarian. This committee is responsible for taking decisions on all matters regarding purchase of articles using U.G.C. funds and a section of the P.D. Accounts.  Dr. Saritha Namboodiri  Sri. M. K. Narayanan NamboothiriSri. Sadeep K.

69 4.Academic Committee This Committee is nominated by the Principal in con- sultation with the College Council. It consists of a Con- vener and two members from the faculty. Functions of this Committee includes preparation of the academic calendar, timetable etc. All the activities of the College are done, more or less, in accordance with the academic calendar.  Sri. M. K. Narayanan Namboothiri 5. Library Committee The Library Committee Convener and members are appointed by the College Council. This committee is con- vened by the Librarian and is represented by the Princi- pal, Committee members and a student representative. The committee acts as a channel of communication and dialogue between the College Library and its users. It supports the functioning of the library to facilitate the library development plans.  Ms. Reshmi M. P. 6. Research Committee The college constituted a research committee as per UGC guidelines from 2013-14 onwards to monitor the research activities of faculty members. The research committee comprises of the following members.  Dr . Jayan Erancheri Illam ( Principal)  Dr . Saritha Namboodiri Dr. Geetha K.  Dr. Parvathy K  Dr. Vijaysree K. N.

70 7. Disciplinary committee The Charges of the Committee are the following:  To maintain & enforce strict discipline in the college campus.  To enforce total prohibition of Cell Phone usage by the students inside the College Campus. Please note that Cell phone is totally prohibited in the College Campus and if a student is found carrying Cell Phone, the Cell phone needs to be confiscated & returned to the Principal.  To Monitor the movement of the students in the College and prevent students loitering around in the corridors during the College working hours.  To ensure that all the students attend classes without bunking & prevent the Students leaving the College early.  To maintain proper discipline in the college Canteen, Student waiting room and the student mess during the College Working hours.  To assist the college anti-ragging committee in preventing ragging in the College and to spread anti-ragging campaign throughout the students community.  Dr. Vijayalakshmi K. K.

7. Disciplinary committee

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71 VARIOUS CELLS 1. Anti Ragging Cell: The college has constituted an Anti Ragging Cell as per the “UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Rag- ging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009. The regulation has been framed by UGC in pursuance of the Judg- ment of the Hon’ble Supreme court of India dated 08- 05-2009 in civil Appeal No. 887/ 2009. 2. Anti Sexual Harassment Cell: As per the guidelines of Supreme Court, UGC, Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Pro- hibition & Redressal) Act, 2013, an Anti-Sexual Harass- ment Cell has been constituted Objectives: To develop principles and procedures for combating sexual harassment. To collaborate with the Women’s Club to organize gender sensitization awareness program. Till now no cases of sexual harassment at workplace has been registered. 3. Anti Narcotic cell: The Cell aims at working against the use of alcohol and drugs. Seminars and poster campaigns are organized to impart awareness against the social evils like drugs, smoking etc. 4. Career Guidance and Placement Cell: Career Guidance and Placement Cell has been set up in the college for the benefit of the students. The Cell’s 72 primary objective is to provide life skills and help students in job placements. 5. Students Welfare and Counseling Cell: The cell provides: Academic, Career and Psychological counseling to students. Help and guidance to students relating to behavioral problems, relationship issues or other psycho-social problems/issues that they encounter during their life at college. 6.Students Grievance Redressal cell: As per the UGC guidelines, a Student Grievance Redressal Cell is functioning in the college where the students can lodge their complaints on matters related to admissions, irregularities, victimisation and sexual harassment. The college has constituted a Grievance Redressal cell with Principal, PTA secretary, selected staff members and students representatives as members. The cell addresses various personal and educational related issues and grievances of the students. 7. Nature Club (Narmada): Our pledge: “I promise to conserve nature in my country and work to protect its soil, air, water, flora and fauna so that they stay beautiful and rich for my generation and generations to come”. Nature club of the college Narmada rhymes well with the mission of the college and strives to protect and preserve our environment and ecology. 73 Objectives:  Help young people experience the wonder of nature and wilderness areas.  Create awareness about environment and issues of conservation.  Bring about environment friendly lifestyles. 8.Womens Forum (Rewa): Women’s forum ‘REWA’ of this college was established to empower women students of this college to help them enable themselves to be good citizen of the society over- taking all the hurdles and challenges faced by them not only as members of student community but as enlight- ened citizens of our country. ENABLE-EMPOWER-EN- LIGHTEN-ESTABLISH are the motto of REWA. Objectives:

To provide opportunities and programs for female gender to be financially, mentally and emotionally empow- ered so as to promote their growth as individuals in their own right. To promote a culture of respect and equality for female gender. To create awareness on the violence against women which leads to crime. To create awareness about the health issues of women. To conduct seminars and workshops to spread information on the numerous opportunities and tools available and train women accordingly. 74 9. Human Rights Club: The club operates jointly with the Department of His- tory to acquaint all students about their rights and duties. Objectives:  To familiarize the idea of human rights and its con- cept.  To study and examine cases of human rights viola- tion in the Campus 10.Entrepreneur Development Club: The college hosts an Entrepreneurial Development Club under the guidance of the Department of Com- merce which promotes entrepreneurial skills among the students. Students are given the opportunity to develop skills relating to various careers and self-em- ployment opportunities. Industrial visits and interac- tions with leading entrepreneurs are organized. 11.Health Club: Health Club of the college aims to inculcate the value of good health and wellness. The department of Physi- cal Education along with the health club caters to the physical fitness, an important component of wellness. Yoga and meditation classes are conducted for teachers and students. Objectives:  To develop a desirable Health attitude among the students.  To provide health counseling. 75 12.Research Club: The club aims to inculcate research culture among the staff and students of the college. Teachers of the college give talks and lectures of on research trends in their respective disciplines. Objectives:  To raise awareness on key aspects of the research process  To develop students’ critical thinking skills.  To build student-faculty interaction within a research context 13.Literary Club: Literary Club is set to foster love for books and literature in students of the college. The wide spectrum of literary activities includes book discussion, essay writing competitions, literary quizzes etc. The club aims at developing writing, speaking, listening, communication skills and self-expression abilities. Objective:  To develop and hone literary skills of the students 14.Tourism club: Tourism club of the college is set to create awareness about tourism among the students of our college. The club conducts seminars and talks on the relevance of Tourism in Kerala. The career prospects in Toursim are disseminated to generate a positive attitude to- wards tourism.

76 15.Film Club: Cinema being one of the most influential media amongst the student community led to the conceptualization of Film club in our college. The Club screens good films to educate the students of the various issues put forth and to creatively employ the cin- ematic medium for pertinent interventions on socially relevant issues. 16.Debate Club: Debate club provides a platform for students to ex- press and articulate their ideas and thoughts effectively and boldly. Students are encouraged to participate in inter and intra collegiate debate competition. Objective:  Develop debating Skills. 17.Quiz Club: Quiz club of the college coordinates various quiz programmes of the college. Objectives:  To promote interest in Quizzing  To encourage students to participate in quiz competitions held at other colleges and Universities.  To enhance their general Knowledge. 18.Staff Club: Staff club was established to promote interaction among the teachers and staff. All staff and teachers are a part of the staff club. The Club pools money and provides financial aid to the needy students. 77 STUDENTS CORNER Arts Club: Arts Club is a part of the College Union of the students. Arts club aims at nurturing and enriching creativity among the students. An Arts club teacher advisor is chosen to guide and advise the Arts club of the college. Arts club identifies talented fine arts students, train and encourage them to participate in various inter and intra college cultural programmes. College Magazine: The College Magazine is published every year by the Col- lege Union. The Student Editor of the College Union to- gether with other student representatives and a teacher acting as Magazine Advisor form the editorial Board of the College Magazine. College Union: Sreekrishnapuram V. T. Bhattathiripad College has Stu- dents Union with the Principal is the Ex-officio President of the Union. The major activities of the Union include: Promote opportunities for the development of character leadership, efficiency, knowledge and spirit of service among the students Publish College Magazine Encourage and Conduct Fine Arts Festival. Encourage and Conduct Annual Sports Meet. Organize Department Association activities. Organize debates, seminars, and similar other activities. Work for the general welfare of the student community. 78 ENDOWMENTS 1. V.T. Memorial Scholarship is instituted by the staff of the college. Six students are each given Rs. 1000/- . The criteria of selection is based on the guardians income and the marks secured in the qualifying examination. 2. Sri. M.K. Narayanan Namboothiri, Associate Professor in Sanskrit instituted a scholarship in memory of his late father Sri. Madham Krishnan Namboothiri. The scholarship consist of the annual interest of an FD of Rs. 5000/-and is awarded to two students of the college who obtain the highest marks in Sanskrit in the first BA Examination of the University of calicut. 3. ‘Vattamparambath Chami Mannadiyar Endowment’ instituted by Sri. C.G. Panicker, Ex. MLA. This scholorship consists of the interest of an FD Rs. 2860/- and is awarded to two students of the college who obtain highest marks in the Final Degree Examination of the college. 4. Sri. C.G.P. Panikkar Endowment “instituted by his daughter Smt. Subhadra. This scholarship consists of the interest of an FD Rs. 5000/- is awarded to one History student of the college who obtain highest marks in the Final Degree Examination of the college. 5. Smt. N.M. Indira Former Principal of this college instituted a scholarship in memory of her father late Kadamban Namboothiripad. The Scholarship consists of the annul interest of an FD of Rs 75000/- and is awarded to the student of this college who obtain the highest marks in Sanskrit in the Final BA Sanskrit in 79 the University Examination. 6.Smt. V.T. Umadevi, Former staff in the college instituted a scholarship in memory of V.T. Bhattathiripad. The scholarship consist of annul interest of an FD Rs. 10000/ - and will awarded to one Female student of the college who obtains t highest marks in Malayam in the University examination. 7. Smt M. N . Geetha , former Head of the Department of Mathematics, instituted a scholarship in the name of her mother Late Smt. Leela Atharjanam fo r the student who scores hightest marks in the University Examination in BSc Mathematics. The scholarship consists of annual interest of the FD of Rs. 50,000/- . 8. Smt A. T. Sudha, former Principal and Head of Department of Commerce instituted a scholarship consisting of the annual interest of the FD of Rs. 1,00,000/- to be awarded to the studnet who obtains highest mark in University Examination in BCom.

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80 ACADEMIC CALENDAR UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMME

FIRST SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 29/06/2018 Date of commencement of : 04/01/2019 Examination First Internal Examination : First week of September 2018 Second Internal Examination : Third week of November 2018 End of Semester : 19/11/2018 Last date of uploading Internal : 08/02/2019 mark

SECOND SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 21/11/2018 Date of commencement of : 28/05/2019 Examination First Internal Examination : First week of February 2019 Second Internal Examination : Second week of March 2019 End of Semester : 30/03/2019 Las date of uploading Internal : 09/07/2019 marks

THIRD SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 01/06/2018 Date of commencement of : 23/11/2018 Examination First Internal Examination : Second week of July 2018 Second Internal Examination : Third week of October 2018 End of semester : 31/10/2018 Las date of uploading internal : 05/01/2019 marks

FOURTH SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 01/11/2018 Date of commencement of : 18/04/2019 Examinations First Internal Examination : First week of February 2019 Second Internal Examination : Second week of March 2019 End of semester : 30/03/2019 Last date of uploading internal : 31/05/2019 marks

FIFTH SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 01/06/2018 Date of commencement of : 19/10/2018 Examination First Internal Examination : Second week of July 2018 Second Internal Examination : Second week of October 2018 End of semester : 25/10/2018 Last date of uploading Internal : 31/10/2018 mark

SIXTH SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 26/10/2018 Date of commencement of : 15/03/2019 Examination First Internal Examination : First week of February 2019 Second Internal Examination : First week of March 2019 End of semester : 14/03/2019 Last date of uploading Internal : 20/04/2019 mark

83 ACADEMIC CALENDAR POST GRADUATE PROGRAMME FIRST SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 10/07/2018 Date of commencement of : 14/11/2018 Examination First Internal Examination : Second week of September 2018 Second Internal Examination : last week of October 2018 End of Semester : 28/11/2018 Last date of Uploading Internal : 13/12/2018 mark

SECOND SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 29/11/2018 Date of commencement of : 16/07/2019 Examination First Internal Examination : First week of February 2019 Second Internal Examination : Second week of July 2019 End of Semester : 13/06/2019 Last date of Uploading Internal : 15/08/2019 mark

THIRD SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 30/07/2018 Date of commencement of : 07/12/2018 Examination First Internal Examination : Second week of October 2018 Second Internal Examination : Second week of December 2018 End of Semester : 20/12/2018 Last date of uploading Internal : 14/01/2019 mark

FOURTH SEMESTER Date of commencement of classes : 21/12/2018 Date of commencement of : 20/06/2019 Examination First Internal Examination : First week of February 2019 Second Internal Examination : First week of July 2019 End of semester : 10/07/2019 Last date of uploading Internal : 25/07/2019 mark

85 CALENDAR 2018- 2019 JUNE 2018 Important dates to Remember 1st : College re-open after vacation 10th : Tuition Fee without fine 20th : Tuition Fee with fine of Rs.5/- 30th : Tuition Fee with fine of Rs.10/- Important Holidays 15 th : Eid-ul-fitr JULY 2018 Important dates to Remember Nil Important Holidays Nil AUGUST 2018 Important dates to Remember 29 th : College Re-open after Onam vacation Important Holidays 15 th : Independence Day 20th–28th :Onam Vacation SEPTEMBER 2018 Important dates to Remember Nil Important Holidays 20th :Muharram 21st : Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi OCTOBER 2018 Important dates to Remember Nil Important Holidays 2 nd : Gandhi Jayanthi 86 18 th : Mahanavami 18 th : Vijayadasami

NOVEMBER 2018 Important dates to Remember Nil

Important Holidays 6 th : Deepavali

DECEMBER 2018 Important dates to Remember Nil Important Holidays 23rd – 31th :X’Max Vacation JANUARY 2019 Important dates to Remember 1st : College Re-open after X’Mas Vacation Important Holidays 2nd:MannamJayanthi 26th : Republic Day FEBUARY 2019 Important dates to Remember 12th : V T Day Important Holidays Nil March 2019 Important dates to Remember 29tht : College closes for Summer Vaccation

87 Important Holidays 4th : Sivarathri ***** Note: Saturdays and Sundays are holiday