ADMINISTRATION REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
FOR THE YEAR 1991-92
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HIGHER EDUCATION (G) DEPARTMENT G.O. (P) No. 60/94/H.Edn., Thiruvananthapuram, dated 13th April 1994 Abstract .-Education-Technical-.:.Administration Report of Technical Education Department for 1991-92- Reviewed. Rtad;-Lr. No. IA-77375/91/DTE, dated 31st May 1993 from the Director of Teclmical Education.
ORDER 1. Recorded. 2. Dr. R. Ravikumar acted as· Director of Technical Education. 3. The Office of the Director of Technical Education was functi OJ;ing in the ground floor of the Electl;icity Board building on the Power House Road. 4. The following institutions. functioned under the direct control of the Department:- · ·
~ eE Category ill" I: ~ ~ ~ .:; ·~! ~ 1;5 c3 ... &c3 h (I) (2) (3) ""'(4) (5) (6) I. Engineering Colleges 4 3 2 9 2; · Polytechnics· 16 6 I 23 3. Women's Polytechnics 6." ... 6" 4 .. Food Craft Institutes 6' 6. 5. Institute of Printing Technology I and Polytechnic 6. College of Fine Arts I 1 . 7. Institute of Fine Arts 2 . 2: 8. ·Commercial Institutes 17 17 9. Technical High Schools 47 I 48 10. Pre-Vocational Training Centres 19 19 , II. Vocational Training Centres 5 5. 12. Tailoring Training Centres 7 7 13. Tailoring Trade Schools 2 2 ..u·
";! 1 _ , Category __ · E .!1 ~ ~ li ·~ ~ l ·~: ~ f;§ t3 A. Cl.t3· ~ (1) (2) (3~ (4) (5) (6) 14. Industrial Schools 2 2 15. Tailoring and Garment Making 33 33 Training Centres 16. Techoical Teachers Training I 17.· Supervisory Development Institutes 1 I Centre 18. Other Institutes - 3 3 Total 163 ·g 14 186 -'-
. 5. The State Board of Technical Education and Board of Studies in Engineering Colleges and Institutes of Techoology continued to function duriPg the year under' review. - · 6. The total provision under the State Plan for the' Department during 1991-92 was 612.32 lakhs. The total expenditure (tentative) ur.der the State Plan till the end of March 1992 was Rs. 516.36 lakhs. · 7. Under Centrally Sponsored Scheme expenditure was 155.43 against ~e provision 'of Rs. 133 lakhs. 8. The following were some of the major achievements during tlil: period ~,~nder review:-
Al:hievemente t: • . , • 1. A new Engineering College was started during the- year in Govemmer.t sector in Kottayam to ·perpetuate the memory of late Prime Minister Sri. Rajiv Gandhi. The College functions as a higher Eilucational Centre of National importance offering most mooern courses in Engineering Technology in the research facilities. Four courses were' introduced during the year with an intake of 40 students io each course. The courses are Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Electronics and Co!'lmunication ~gin cering. . 2. Po•t Diploma Course in applied Electronics was introduced in Institute of Printing Technology, Shoranur and Computerised Design. and Drafting was introduced in Government Polytechnic, Kalaii!assery. 111...
The newly established Polytechnic at Neyyattinkara introduced Diploma Courses in Electronics and Avionics, Electronics and Instru mentation Computor Engineering and the Residential Polyteehnic, Payyannur introduced Diploma Courses in Electronics and Communi cation, Computer Engineering Electronics and Instrumentation and Computer Application and Business Management. 3. Under Q.I.P. 33 faculty members• ,,t Postgraduate level and 8 members and at Doctoral level were deputed for higher studies. 4. Plus-two Level Vocational Edt~~:atimz.-The courses are in Pre-degree level. 22 Technical High Schools are conducting the courses, in two Engineering disciplines at about 110 students are admitting every year. The duration of the courses is two years. 5. Communiry Polytechnic Scheme.-18 months training programme in Tailoring and Garment Making, Toy Making and Fibre Products Making was conducted at three Women.'s Polytechnics at Thiruvanan thapuram, Thrissur and Kozhikode. 6. Kerala State Science and Techrwlogy Museum; Tkiruvananthapuram. The Kerala State Science and Technology Museum has a modern Planetarium with latest Japan~oSe equipment haVing 11 seating capacity of 250. The Teehnological museum has a number of working model of high educ~tional value and is visited by tourists, students of home State and from various other. ~tates apart from the public at large. 7. Institute of Human &sources Develojltn4tlt for Electronics.-The Institute functions as a catalyst to foster the gtowth of Electronics, Computer and Allied Sectors, through innovative programmes. In order to achieve this objective, the institute was currently focussing its attention on the following thrust areas. Trairling of Special categories of Technical Manpower, Developme.>t of lean1ing resouooes for Teehmcal Training, Repairs and Maintenance of Health Care and Agro-Eiectronics equipment, Popularisation of Electronics . and Com puters. Training of trainers and training of tural youth for employ ment generation through Electronics. A model Technical High School was started during 1'990 December at Ernakulam. 8. L.B.S Centre for SClence and Technology.-The Centre undertakes consultancy work in Structural Engineering, foundation Design Computer, Software Development, Computer aided design Ellucnr treatment, Air Pollution Monitoring and other ' areas of Emerging. The Centre organises a number of specialised short term and long term · courses in emerging areas of Technology. In add;tion to the regular training programme in Computer Programming and Console Operation in all major towns in Kerala the Centre i~ conducting Post• graduate Diploma Course in Computer Engineering at Thiruvanan• thapuram, Kallam, Thriss';'l' and Palakkad. j lV
9. Audio Visual and Reprographic c~,ztre.-The Centre fun~tions as , Resource Centre for all the Technical Institutions in Keralll. .in the matter of Audio Visual aids. · Pri,nting and Supply of instructionar materials, lending of Educational films and training of staff in the use of audio visual, reprographic 'and printing equipments. Although the main. emphasis h:IS been on the achievements of teehnical education through modern and up-to-dato visual and rep>;<>grapbic aids, the inclusion of limited commercial activities has almost made at a self supporting organisation. 10. World Bank Assisted Technician Edw;ation Pro}ect.-Under World Bank Assisted Technician Education Project two new Polytechnics, one at Neyyattinkara and the other at Payyanrtur were sanctioned under the Project. Four diploma programmes under mu:lti point el:ltt"y and· credit system- w·re introduced in each of the Polytechnics. New Post-Diploma Courses have. been introduced in three Polytechnics. Under Staff Development Programme 'for Polytechnic teachers, Government have issued orders for deputation of staff for B. Tech. and M, Tech. programme. A total of. 35 teachers • have been selected and deputed for the courses as detailed below: 1. M. Tecb.. 4: 2. M, Tech. (Part.time) 4 3. B. Tech. . • 9 4: B: Tech. (Part,time) 18 22 teachers hl!ve been selected and deputed' for Dip. T. T. and 18 teachers for Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching Computer Science and applications at T.T.T.I., ¥adras. Both these courses are of one year duration. Seven Senior Prmcipals of Polytechnics were selected and deputed for a ten day's training' programme on Management of· Technical Institutions at Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad. Curriculum Development Centre had organised a workshop for the :Revision of Curriculum for the following Post Diploma Courses during May 1991: · I. :felevision Engineering - 2. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. Requirement offumiture for various Polytechnics for the year 1991-92_was ascertained and accordingly furnitUre wortli lts. 33lakhs were procured. 4.29 hectares of land for construction of building for Government •Polytechnic, Vennikuiam was acquired. Land acqui sition for Government Polytechnic, Neyyattinkara and for hostel and ~taff quarters for M.T.I., Thrissur was in the final stage. 11. Polytechnic Teacher Award . for I. S. · T. E.- Sri T. S. Balasubramonian, Head of Section in Chemical Engineering, Government Polytechnic, Kalamassery was awarded the be&t polytech· nic teacher award for I ~92 by the Indian Society for Technical Education. · v
12. Examination results.-The department was able to conduct the examinations m Engineering/Technology and Diploma/Certificate level in ~e and publish results as scheduled. ' 13. , Apprentic8$kip trtlin "ng.-The placement and training wing of the Directorate looks after the Special Training Programmes and Apprenticeship Training for Degree and Diploma holders in. Engine ering in the State. There is a subsidiary office at Kalamassery to help the placement and training activities of the Department with the co-operation of the Regional Apprenticeship Adviser (S.R.), Madras· 1.4. Training in Foremen Training Institute, Banga/ore.-Thc Departmt;nt sponsores diploma holders to the Foremen Training Institute, Bangalore every year. During the year I 0 Diploma holders in Mechanical Engineering from general category and 5 diploma holders &om Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe c,ategory were selected by the Director for the course. 15. Self-emplO;YrTrent courses for unemployed women.-With a view 'to promote self-employment among unemployed women of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe and 18 .months training progrunme in taJ!oring and garment making, Toy making and Fibre products making was conducted at three Women's Polytechnics at Th1ruvananthapuram, Thrissur and Kozbikode. 16. The total outlay for both Plan and non-Plan for tlie depart• mentis 2,725.57lakhs. During the year tho total expenditure comes to Rs. 2,825.00 lakhs, In addition to this there was a provision of Rll. 133lakhs under Centrally Sponsored Schemes 100 per cent and expenditure comes to Rll. 155.431akhs. The amount provided under the plan was for tho v:arious schemes of developmental activities of Technical Education. The amount under Non-Plan was mainly for the salari"!l and other expenses for staff and related activities. 17. Tho working of the department during the year under review was on the whole satisfactory.
(By order of the Governor) SUDHA PILL.U, Secretar,1 to Government. ADMINIS'l'aATION REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OJ' TECHNICAL EDUCATION FOR THE YEAR 1991-92
Minister for Education 1. Sri. K.. Chandrasckharan 2. , E. T. Mllbammad Jl~r Commissioner and Secretary (0 Government for Higher Education Department Sri. J. S. Badhan Director of Technical Education .. Dr. R. Ravilrumar • SYNOPSIS The Department of Technical Education comes under the Ministry of Education of the Govemment of Kerala. The De~ent is headed by tho Dn-ector of Technical Education and fupctioll~ under the ins~;ruction from the Ministry. :Based on \h(: re<:oJlllllendation of the Spe<;ial Committee appointed by the GovernQI.cm.t of fndia the l)epa>"tment pf TeclJ.Jical E<,iucation was formed on 4th September 1957. The Technical ll\lthutiom whiclt were ~:ontrolled by the U:ilivel'!!ity and the DeparttnOnt qf Indi!Stri04 and CI)I)llllerce were bro11gqt Wlder the direct control of department with a view to co-ordinate, Technical Education in matters of Syllabi, standard of examination etc. Puring ·tlte subsequent years ~evera! new Institutiom were started and new Courses were introduced. The Institutions under th.e control of this department is lilted in Appendix I. -:.:. Now the Departmeitt 6f Teelmical Education has colltr'ol over 4 ·Engineering Colleges, 16 Government Polytechnics, 6 Wome".t's Pglytechnics, 1 Institute of Printing ·Technology, 48 Technical High 'Schools, 3 Fine Arts Institutes, I 7 Government Commercial Institutes, 33 T. G. M. T. Centres, 2 Tailoring Trade Schools, 13 Vocation;U Training Centres, 19 Pro-voc;ational Trainipg Centres and a ·Supervisory Development Centre in Government Sector /ilnd 3 Engii)eering Cqlleges, 6 Polytechnics in Private Sector, 14 QJ!asi Government Institutions are linked in the Directorate of Tech.tical Education. About 366 approved Industrial School& and 99 Private ~g J,n~tiN\ioll:l are giving training to the students. The ~i Govenlll!ent Institutions consist of u Food Cr.ut Institute , Regio:1al Engineering College, Kozhikode, L. B. S. Centre, Kerala State Science and Technological ·Museum, Institute of Human llf241-2 2
Resources Development Centre for Electronics, Thiruvananthapuram and Tech:1ical Teachers Training Centre, Kalamassery. The Model Engineering College, Ernakulam, Model Polytechnics, Vadakara, Model Technical" High School,· Edappally are· controlled by the Institute for Human Resources Development Centre for l):lectronics. An Audio Visual and Reprographic Centre is also functioning under the Directorate. For the decentralisation of Powers the department functions in two reg onal offices one , at Kothamangalam · and · the other at Kozhikode. For the strMgthening of the Polytechnic "Education the World Bank Project is functioning under the Project Director at Thiruvananthapuram and the Curriculam. Development Centre at Kalamassery. During 1991-92 at about 4-32 Students were admitted in Post-graduate level both in regular and part>-time courses and 2,686 Students were admitted in graduate level Courses in Engineering Colleges. 4-,600 Students wer~;; admitted in various Polytechnics for the Diploma Courses. About !0,000 Students were studying for the K: G. C. E. and about 16,500 Students fot K. G. T. E. in certificate level courses in provisi?nally recognised Institutions. The co-mdination .of the State level Technical Education' was vested with the State Board of Technical Education and academic matters were dealt with by Board of Studies in Engineering and Technology. There was substantial growth at all levels of Technical Education duting the year. A new Engineering College was established during the year to perpetuate the memory of latt; Prime Minister Shri Rajeev Gandhi, nl.mely Rajeev Gandhi Institute ·of Technology, Kottayam and new courses were introduced in Polytechics during theyear. · The Directorate Commands a Man Power Strength of more tli~ 'l ,000 by way of Teaching· Staff, Technical Supporting Staff, Administrative Staff etc . • The Provision under State ·Plan was Rs. 612·32 lakhs. The expenditure during the period 1991-92 was Rs. 516·36lakhs. Under lOO·per cent centrally Sponsored Schemes there was a provision of Rs. 133 lakhs and ithe expenditure comes to Rs. 155•43lakhs. The non•plan expenditure comes to 'Rs 2,308·64 lakhs dQring the year,' · Under the Special Component Plan, free supply of t~t books and ·teaching' aids were continued. .Facilities were given fqr Special coaching for ' Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe Students in all Engineering Colleges a_nd Polytechnics.· ' · By and large there was an all round improvement of discipline, efficiency and activities m all institution& under thl! Departmc~t durin~ the year 1991-92. ' 1. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE The history oi organisations of the department of Technical Education ill Kerala goes back to 1957. Till the,t the only Engineering College was controlled by Kerala University and the other Technical .Inslitutio.>s by the Department of Industries and Commerce. At present the department comes under the Ministry of.Education, Government of Kerala. The department has at the top of the hierarchy, the Honourable Minister for Education. The communication and decision making channels p3Ss through the Secretary for Higher Education to the Director of Technical Education. The organisational Structure of tho department is shown in fig(I). The Directory or Personnel and the Appendi~es that follow indicate the roll of the controlling authorities attached to tae department. , The TecllJ1ical Educatio.t in the State is at present co-ordinate by the State Bor.ad of Technical Education. Academic matters relating to the Engineering Degree Course come under the purview of the Board of Studies in Engineering of Kerala, Calicut and Gandhiji Univeniit~ while academic matters relating to the other technical courses come under the purview of the Board of Studies in Engineering and Technology attached to the dc:partment. · 5 THE DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION, KERALA ·
DIRECTOR
I I I ' • I I I . I I .. Jomtl Joint Jomt Deputy Admmi.. Fmance Exammauon Regtonnl World Bank D1recto~ D1rector Director Duector strative Officer Wmg Dtrectorate Auistt"d l'lannmg AIW Placement General Officer },tOJCCt and Professor PubhcI Tra1nmg D1rect Relahons Payment Officer , Jomt Jomt Dtrectorc . Kothaman- AccountsI Controller r ' gal am ProJeCt . Offic~r and Dncctor Kozh1kode I I jomt Deputy Assistant I . I Darcctor D1rector DJrector Vocational Inspector (P$ Audto V••ual :UJd RepographJC Cell I I I I I I . I J Principals Prin~b~ts Principal Princtpals Superintendents Supenntcndents Supenntc:ndents Tcchmcal Officer Engiaeermg Colleges Po!yt ics College of Fmc ~rts Food Craft Institute Techrucal H1gh School Institutes of F1ne Arts Govt. Commercial Institutes 11/2-1,1-3 2. GENERAL REVmW 2.1 Inlruductian.-The Department of Technical Education, Government of Kerala was started in 1957. There were only one Engineering College and three Polytechnics to begin with. Today the Department has grown into a Major Organis;J.tion in the field of professional education and training with nine Engineering Colleges, 30 Pol}teclmics, 48 Techllical l!igh Schools and about 100 ,other Technical Institutions at various level to meet the demands of the students community in Kerala . • State Board of Technical Education .with the Minister of Education as the Chairman and the Director of Technical Education as the Convenor advise Government and the department in matters related to Technical Education. Advice for academic matters is sought from the Board of Studies in Engineering and Technology. The list of members of these bodies are appended in_ Appendix 1 and 2., 2.2 Objectiue functions .-Impart Technlcal Education through various institutions under Public/Private Sector through this Depart ment in Doctorate level, Postgraduate, Graduate, Diploma and Certificate. level. ' . . (2) Selection of students for different courses ~nd allotment to different institutions. · . . (3) Formulation, Implementation and monitoring of plan · schemes. . · (4) Disbursement of grants to Private Engineering Colleges and Polytechnics. (5) Distribution 9fscholarships to the deserving and eligible students.. , (6) Conduct of Inspection to assess the eligibility for recogni tion' of Private Engineering, Industrial and Tailoring Institutions and grantin~ the recognition. (7) Conduct of Diploma Examjnation h1 All Engineering Disciplines and Certificate examinations in certain courses. (8) Arranging Apprenticeship training to the Graduate and Diploma holders in Engir.eering/Technology. (9) The selection of teachers for higher studies and various courses under Quality Improvem~t Programme. . flO) P,lanning and Implem~t!t'g Schemes for the development ofstudents Extra-curricular act1V1t1es. 1 · (11) Strengthening of Polytechnic Education through \Y~rld Bank l'roject. · 11/241--4 8 2.3> Resources.-(!) Appendilt II shows the list of members of the Board of Studies in Engineering and Technology during the year and Appendix m shows the list of the. members 9f th~; lnilustrial Liaison Board, (2) Staff Position.-There are more tha'!l 7,000 employees· working under the Directorate belonging to various categories in the vari.ous institutions. The details of heads of institutions and the Iist of Technical Institutions' are g1ven as Appendix IV and V. In.rtitutfons. -Altogether there are 186 .Institutions in•the 'Technical Educetion-of these 164 are Government Instituti<1ns, 9 Private Insti tutions and 13 Quasi Government· Institutions. Among the Quasi Government Institutions-The Kerala State Science and Technology Museum La! Bahadur Shastri Engineering Research and Consultancy, Centre and Institute of Human Resources and Development Cen~e in Electronics are autonomus Institutions associated with thi~Department: The Technical Teacher's Training Institute Extension Centre is also functioning at Kalamassery for the benefit of the Institutions under this Department. • Engineering Colteges.-Se!ection to all seats m ·Government Engineering, Colleges and 85 per cent seats in private Engineering Colleges in the State was made through the entrance examination conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Exami.1ation and. the allotment of ca,ndidates to the various institutions was done by the Directorate. The Principles of reservation in 'tho allotment of seats in various desciplines laid down by Government for the Socially and Educationally Backward Classes and SC/ST were followed strictly. Few seats are set apart for nominees under Sports Council, N.C.C. from other States sponsored by Government of India Agencies a<1d other categories like physically handicapped persons, dependants of serving ·defence personnels, ex-servicemen, children of personnel serving in para military forces etc. Actual intake during the year 1991-92 is given in 1able 3• College of Fine Arts .-Selection of candidates for admjssion to the first year mtegrated preparatory courSes was made from among those who bad passed pre-deg~ee or equivalent examinations' on the basis of aptitude tests aljd interview which were conducted' by a Committee appointed by the Government. The ratio of marks for aptitude test and interview is 4:1. Minimum marks for pass in the aptitude test was 40 perc cent S CJS. T Candidates were allowed a concession of 5 pert cent marks in the aptitude test for eligibility for interview. 9 Polytechnics and Women's Polytechnics.-The selection for admission to all polytechnic in the State and 85 per ce.lt seats in s~ privata polyteclun~ was made by a Committee consisting of the Principals of Polytechnics, Women's Pol~technics and Director of Technical Education with the assistance of staff of the Directorate deputed for the purpose. The selection of candidates for admission was made stricdy on the basis of marks obtained for Mathematics and General Science in the SSLC/THSLC Examination subject to the reservations of seats fixed by the Govemment for Socially and Educationally Backward Class, Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe and such other categories. Recognised Industrial Schools.-Students were given coaching for K. G. T. E. in various trades like Tailoring, Embroidery and Needle work, Printi.1g, Weaving, Drawing etc. Admission to these In•titutions were made from candidates within the age group of 14-25 who had passed VII ~tandard or equivalent. Some of these Institutions were paid teaching grant at- the rates of Rs. 125 per teacher subject to their satisfying the conditions laid down in grant-in aid code. 'l;'he list of te~!mical institutions in Kerala, district-wise distribution of technical institutions, number of institutions and the regional' offices' are give as Appendix-6, 7 and 8. TABLE I Directory of J.)ersoDJlel daring ~1991-92 ·Director Dr. R. R,avikumar Joint Directol' (Planning) Prof. M. Padmanabhan Joint Director Shrf B. Sreedhata Wattier upto 31-S-1991· (AIW) Shrl C. N. Rajan w. e. f. " 1-9-1991 (Addl. charge) Joint Director (Placement Vacant , and Training) Professor (Direct Payment) I. Dr. M. K. Veerankutty upto 30-6-1991 2. Dr. C. H. Abdul Bhukari w. e. f. 25-11-1991 Administrative Officer I. Shri K. Dasan upto 11-10-1991 2. Shri K. Haridas from ll-11-1991 11/2+1-4-a tO TABLE I-(cont.) Finance Officer I.' ShriG. Raveendran upto 21--8-1991 2. Sbri P. N. VijayaJ>l . from 22--8-1991 Deput; Director (General) Sbri P. George John • Deputy Director l. Smt. p, Vijayamma ' (Placement and ';('raining) 2. Sbri S. Sankara Wartier·, · Administrative Ass~nt Smt. R. SakWlthala l)evi . Accounts Officer Smt. K. V. Savithry Anthar janam Smt. P. I. Thankamma upto 18-6-1991 Sbri M. ·o. Mathen from 18-6-1991 Smt. K. Lalithamma Sbri G. Subramania Pillai u'pto 31-1-1992 , Smt. M. Karthiyani Amma from 14-!l-1991 Smt. K. G. Prameela Devi Public Relations Officer Shri P. Bhaskaran Nair Trail).ing Officer , C.,Syam La! , C. Radhakrislma Pilla: Teclmical Officers , P. M. Joseph , ·· ,, N. Parameswaran Stock Verilication G>fficer , V. Surendran , Vocational1 raining Smt. P. D. Mariamma Officer , K. R. Nalini Inspector of Industrial . , N. Devi Schools' Technical E.,aminallons: Joint Controller ·of Shri C. N" Raja~ Technical Examinations Dy. Controller of Teclmical .. , K. Varadarajan ' ExamL'llltions Asst. Controller of · , V. T. 'Ouseph Technical Examinations ~~~cal qfficer " N. Narayana Das 11 ( ' TABLE I-(cont.) Worlcl Bank Project: Project Director, Sri, C. V. Raghavan Nair World Bank Project Joint Director, Curriculam , K. ~reenivasa Naik Development Centre Deputy Director, W.B.P. , C. Radbakrishnan .Rigional 0 jjicc: Joint Director, R, D.T.E., Sbri P. S. Aravindabban Kotbamangalam Asst. Director, R·. D. T. E., . . , P. A. Mohammed Ali Kotbamangaiam Joint Director, R. D. T. E., . . Dr. D. Balakrishnan Kozhikode Asst. Director, R. D. T. E:, . . Shri K. Raman Kozbikode S. D. Centre: Asst. Director, Supervisory Shri M. Rajendra Babu . · 'Development Centre Autonomous Boclies ancl its Heacls: 1. Institute of Human • . Prof. M. P, Nair Resource Development Centre, Tbiruvananthapuram 2. L. B.S. Centre fot Dr. K. P. Mammootty . Science and · Technology, ,Tmruvananthapuram 3. The Ketala State Dr. C. H. Abdul Bhukaty Science and Technology Musuem, Thiruvananthapurarn Selection of candidates for \'olytecbnics and Women's Polytechnics The selectiqn of candidates to all seats except that are set apart for special categories to all the Polytechnics in the Public Sector and Institute of Prmting Technology; and 85 per cent seats in the SIX Private Polytechnics were made in the basis of ment by 'a Committee, consisting of the Principals of Polytechnics, Women's Polytecbnies, Institute of Printing Technology (Shoranur) and the Director ·of Technical Education with the assistance of the staff of the ·Directorate deputed for the purpose. · 'I'bc selection of candidates for admission was ~made- strictly on the basis of marks obtained for Mathematics and General Scienoe in the S.S.L,C. or the marks in J T.S.L C. Examin.ation subjC!)t to the eligibility conditions in respect of reservatjo~;~ of seats fixed by the Government for Socially and EducationaJly :Backward Classes/ Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes and such other categories. Selection of candidates for Teclu>ical High Schools Admission to all the Technical High Schools was ~ad\l on the basis of marks obtained on the common test C9nducted by the Director of Technical Education in the respective institutions. Seats are set apart for SC/ST cand;Aates as per eligibility conditions 1ai.d down by Government. The selecnon in each i;.lstitqtion was J:Pade by a coJJlmittee consisting of the Superintendent of the concerned Ta;bnical High School, a graduate teacher of the same ,.;chool, an InQ.ustrlillist •of the area and the Principal of the nearest polytechnic. Recognised Industrial Schools There are newly 465 recognised Industri · 3. FINANCIAL REVIEW 3.r The total outlay for both Pla,l and Non-Plan is 2725·57 lakhs. During the year the total expenditure comes to Rs. 2825·00 lakhs. In addition to this there was a provision of Rs. 133 lakhs under Centrally Sponsored Schemes 100 per cent arod expenditure comes to Rs. 155·43 lakhs. The provision and expenditure pertaining to the period 1991-92 in comparison with 1990-91 arc given in the table given below. The amounts provided under the plan are for the variou• schemes 9f devtliopmental activities of Teehnical Education. Tb,e amount under non•plan was mainly for the salaries and other e.cpenses for staff and related activities. Sclaeme-wise statenient of non-~Jaa provision aad expenditure during the years 99],-92 and ],990::-91 (Rs. in lakhs~ .. ~ t; .. ~ .. ~ 1 ~"' ~"' ~ .... i! N am£ of schtme' and hi ad of account " "'!· ..!! ~ §'"" ·~t-..t 1;;: -~~ 'G~ 1; ·-s~ -s~ ...... "'"' ~""'"'"' ..... 'li &; ~ .... e l:l ""' ""' (I~ -~2) (3). ~ (5) (6) 1. Director.1te of Teclmi~al Education 2203-00-001-99 74·87 72-13 76·24 72·92 ... 2. Statistical and Placement Cell in the -' <;4 D'rectorate ofTechnical Education 2203-Q0-00 1-98 2·73 3·84 2·82 2·92 3. Tailoring and Gatment Making - Training Centres 2203-00..{)03-92 8·23 15·76 7·61 4·88 4. T?iloring and Ga,tn:ient Making Centres - (S.C.P.) 2:t03..Q0-003-9~ 4·76 5·27 4-~0 4·59 5. Technical High Schools 2203-Q0-103-99 443·10 417·53 373·02 300•80 6. Industrial Education . 2203-00-103-98 24·41 17•94 24·16 23•23 7. Pre-Vocational Trainiltg Centres 2203-00-103-9Z . .. 48·6S 47.·44 46;96 44·91. Scheme-wise state111eat ofllon-plaa provision IUUI expenditare . ~the years 1991-92 IUUI1990-91-(cont.) {Rs... in lakhs) .. .. ~ .. -~ ~C\r ~ ... :! ... i Nallf# of sc~me arul hecul of acciunt ~C\ro:"? ·.!"? l!l"? .'";:,.¢> c! .. ·~~ ~0: ·c;~ .... .,.. ·s~ ·s"' ll., .. l! ... 1:-~"'.... ct .... 1:-... i A. ~ ~- "' (I) (2) {3) (4) {5) (6) 8. Private Engineering Colleges Grant-in-aid 2i03-00-104-99 • 250•00 255·44 220·00 226·61 9. Regional Engineering College, · K-ozbikode .... - ~. Grant-in-aid 2203-00-104-98 114•00 134·90 114.00 114.00 lQ. Prhrate Polytechnics·Grant-in-aid 2203-00-104-97 170·00 163·52 168·36 164·62 11. Foodcraft Institutes 2203-00-104-96 35•00 35.00 28·25 28·25 12. Industrial Schools Grant-in-aid - 2203-00-104-95 3•47 1•88 2·46 2·39 13. Indian Society fo~ Technical Education - 2203-00-104-92 0·25 0·25 0·25 .. 0·25 14. Sree Narayana Guru Educational Trust, - Coimbatore 2203':..00-104-91 1·00. 15. Government Polytechnic ' 2203:-00-I 05-99 - :: 433·85 • 467·43 3~5·12 398·43 16. Women's Polytechnic 2203--00-105- 98 59·42 61·43 55·23 48·14 17. Centres for Diploma. in Commetcial Practice ' 2203-00-105-97 39•05 35·40 35·72 25·69 18. Scholarships-Stipend, etc. - 2203--00-107-99 0·20 0·48 o-10 0.40 19. Examination Wing 2203...00-108-99 31•08 30•95 32•89 30·60 20. Engineering Colleges - 2203-00-112-99 297•21 469·96 313·~7 ·297·29 21. Diversification of Courses · 2203-00-800-92 li5•36 64·35 58•59 57·o'7 .- 22. Matching Grant for Central Scheme <.:: including Audio Visual and Reprographic Centre 2203-()()....800..7 ----7·58 6•74 7·46 5·06 '" Total - 2,113·25 2,308·64 1,957·61 1,859·05. CeatraUy spauored sc:heme 100 per eeut assistaac:e I. PostfJ:.duate courses in Engineering - Co lege, Thiruvananthapuram 2203-00-112-97 .. 70.00 103·63 70·00 6~·2& 2. Postw:::duate courres in Engineering Co lege, Thrissur . 2203-00-112-95 - 30•00 23·84 30·00 17·5f Sc:heme.;-wise statement o£ non-plao provision and expenditure, daring the years 1991-92 and 1.990-91-(cont.~ (Rs. in lakhs) ...... ~ ... ~ ~ ..... ~ .... N•~ of scheme and head of account ~"" ~"" i .,"J' ..o ""I .. -~~ -~~ 't:"' :tid"'"" oM Q\ lila. ~0> ·s 8: ll~ ~ .... ~.... -l~ ~ .... ~ .. A. f Direct eutraL assistance rec'eived durlns- 1991-92 .A.mount Nam1 I!{ lnstilulion rec TABLE II Number of IDstitutioDS under the Department of Technical Education Sl. Category Government Private Qpasi Tot41 .No. Government {I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) I. ·Engineering Colleges 4 3 2 9 2. Polytechnics (including 17 6 I 24 I.P.T.) 3. Women's Polyfechnics 6 .. 6 4. College of Fine Arts 1 1 5. Inst~tute of Fine Arts 2 .. 2 6. Food 6aft Institute and . 6 . . ·s Extension Centre 7. Commercial Institutes 17 ·.. 11 8. Supervisory Development 1 I L Centre ("')9. Technical High Schools 47 . ' 48 10. Government Industrial 2 2 Schools Note.-(*) Pre-vocational Training Centrt"S are functioning in 19 _ Technical High Schools. 11/241-5 24 TABLE II-(cont.) I Sl. Category Government Private Qjlasi Total Jvo. Government (1) {2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 11. Vocational Training 5 ~ Centres 12. Tailoring Centres 7 7 13. T.G.M.T. Centres 33 .. 33 14. Tailoring Trade Schools 2 .. 2 15. Othen .3 3 TABLE III Intake on each Institution Intake 1. :ENGINEERING CoLLEGES Engineering Colleges {Under Graduate courses including Regional Engineering C'.ol!ege, Calicut) 2726 · Postgraduate Course 372 Part-time Postgraduate Course 60 ,'Part-time Degree Course 235 College of Fine Arts 40 2. PoLYTECHmcs Post Diploma Course 90 Diploma Couise 4600 Part-time Diploma Course 425 Certificate Course in Textilo Technology .. 60 3. TECHiiiiOAL HIGH SCHOOLS T.H.S. Leav~g Certificate Course 2530 4. OTHER INSTI'IUTIONS Plus two level vocational course in T.H.S. 1100 Fine Arts Institution Course 60 Food Craft Institute Course 180 Commercial Institute Diploma Course 740 Tai!orir>g and Garment Making Course 750 Private-T.G.M.T. Centre 1000 Other Craft Courses 240· 4. ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES -- 4. Engineering Colleger.-There are 4 Engineering Colleges 'in Government sector are each at Thiruvananthapuram, K'lttayam, Thrissur and Kannur and three Engineering Colleges in Private Sector are each at Kollam, Kothamangalam and Palakkad. 'I.'wo Qpasi Government ir.stitution are Regional Engineering College, Kozhikode and the other is Model Engineering College, Ernakulam which is controlled by the I.H R.D. 4.1 (a) Courses.-The Government ·Engineering College, Tbiruvananthapur.am, Thrissur, T.K.M. College of Engineering, Kallam and Regional Engineering College, Kozbikodc offered Post graduate Programme in different specialisation and they are · I. Geotechnical Engineering 2. Structural Engineering 3. Hydraulic Engineering 4. Environmental Engineering Civil 5. Transportation and Traffic Engineering Engineering 6. Off Shore Structures • 7. Structural and Construction management 1) 8. Electrical Machines 9. Power System • 10. Control System 11. Guidance ar.d Navigational Control l2. Instrumentation. and Co~trol System 13. Energetics · 14. Power Electronics are the electric subject i~ Electrical Engineering 15. Applied Electr,,nics and Instrumentation . . ' · 16. Microwaves and . Television Engineering are the elective subjects of Electronics and Communication Engineering 17. Thermal Science 18. Machine Design 19. Propulsion Engineering 20. Industri~ Engineering 21. Production Engineering 22. Manufacturing Technology ' 23. Industrial Refrigeration and Cryogenic Engineering are the elective of Mechanical Engineering 24. Housing in Architectural Engineering 25. Process Control in Chemical Engineering Master of Computer Application and Master 'of .Business Administration are postgraduate level courses in Engineering College, -Thiruvananthapuraro, Thrissur, T.K.M. Engineeri.1g College, Kollaro and Regional Engineering College, Kozhikode. At about 372 students are the beneficiaries of the course per year. ll/241-5a ·26 (b) Engineering Degree -Courses."'--'At about' 2846 students are admitti~ - A,. 3 · Technical lligh School.-48 Technical High Schools are ofl'ering Secondary School level courses. 47 Schools are in Government Sector and one at Ernakulam is controlled by the IHRDE. ' The duration or' the course is three years. The following ar~ the subjects for the training: • ' I. Motor Mechanic. 2. Maintenance of two and three Wheelers. 3. Electrical Wiring and Domestic Appliance Maintenance. 4. Agriculture. 5. Electroplating. 6. Horology. · 7: Fisheries Operative. 8. Typewriter and Sewing Machine Mechanic. 9. Weaving. .. I 0. Electronics. I 1. Composing, Proof Reading and Book Binding. 12. Masonry and Concrete Work. 13. Rubber Technology. 14. Plumbing. 15. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. 16. ·Surface fimshing 'and Pamtb1g 17. Canning and Cookery. 18. Surveying. 19. Soap and .Candle Making. Report from the high school level syllabus these schools are giving training to the above tradei ln Engineering. 2530_ students are admitted to the courses. (I) College of Fine Arts.-'l;'here are degree level cOurses alld the Iastitute · is at Thiruvananthapuram. The courses are with specialisation in painting, sculpture and applied arts.. The duration of the course is 4 years. 30 students are admitted to the course. • (2) Institute rif !fine Arts.-Two institutions .are giving, diploma' level courses in painting;· drawing sculpture, Modelling, Engraving · and Commercial Arts. One Institute iS· at Mave1ikk;u'a and the other is at Thrissur. 120 Students are admitted to the course. . . '• · (3) Tailoring and Garment Making Centres and Tailoring and Trade School.-There are 33 T.G.M T. Centres and 2 Tailorhg Trade Centres. Among them T.G.M.T. Centre, Kallada, V.>zhachal, Ma'lakad, Agali, · Vaithiri, Meenanpdi, Peerumadu, Melukkavu and Chathannur (Palakkad) are intended for the Sclleduled Caste} Scheduled Tribe students. ' 20 students are admitted to each school. -- " ' ·(4) Vocational Training Centre.-There are 12 CO'ltres giving training in Composing, Book Binding, Weaving, Rattering and Tailoring. 240 students are benefiting the course every year. : - (5} Govemmeni Cfommer&Jal Institute.-There are ·1'7 Government Institutions in Kerala and the total intake is 740l (6) Private Tailonng and Garment Making Centre.- 366 Private Institutions were preparing_ the students for K. G. T. Examination in Tailoring and G~rment making 16500 students are been filling the course. · , (7) Approved Engineering lnstttulion.-99· approved Engineeling Institutions are giving courses in different Engineering disciplines in K. G. C. E. at about 10,000 students are enjoing the benefits, (8) Food Craft Institutes.-There is one Food Craft institute in Kalamassery and 5 Extension Centres at Thiruvanantbapuram, Kottayam, Thrissur, Kannur and Kozhikode, The courses are on Certificate level and the subjects are as follows: 1. Cookery 2. Bakery and Confectionary 3. Hotel Reception and Typewritiog 4. Caring and Food Preservation · 5. Restaurant and C service 6. House Keeping (9) Plus Two level Vocational Education -This course is intended for the S. S. L. C. and eqUivalent students. · The courses are in Pre-degree level. 22 Technical High Schools are conducting: the courses, in two engineering disci.Plines. at about II 0 students are admitting every year. The duration of the courses is two year. , . lmpor;_~ Activities . and Programmes ~t . . placeme»:t and training . I. Self Employment Orcented Pragramme.-An 18 months training programme in Tailoring and Garment Making, Toy Making and Fibre products making. at three Women's Polytechnics ato Thiruva• nanthapuram,. Thrissur and Kozhikode. The total number of trainees is 6Q. 20 each at Thiruvananthapuram, Thrissur and Kozhikode Centres. This eourse 1s e-.:clusively-for SC/ST girl ,students. The P!esenteomse will end·on August 1993. - ' • ~ · 2. 52 :Dipfoina 'holders with ll.d.P: o~· C.D.D.M. qualificatjOps aro engaged· at wery year as Apprentice Trainees in ~he various institutions UI1der the Directorate of Technical . Education. The selection i, made by Director of Technical Education and-the Training is, imparted in the various institutions. The stipend for each trainee · i& fixed as Rs. 500 per' month and training period is one year. ' g, The Post· Diploma Coui'Se in Foremanship is conducted at Training Institute; Bangalore, 10 Diploma holders in Mechanical· En 5. WORLD BANK ASSISTED TECHNICIAN EDUCATION PROJECT Physical Achievements I. New Polyteclmics.-Two new Polytechnics one at Ncyyattinkata ·and the other at Payyannur were sanct10ned. under the Pr~ject. Four diploma progtammes under Multi point entry and credit system were introduced in each of the Polytechnics. Students were admitted for the academic year 199l-92. First semester classes are over: and tlu: second semest!ll' classes have been started. 32 'I'he details of the new Institutions and the coUI'ses · are furnished below: Duration Sanctioned Sl. No. Name of Polylechnzcs Disrnpline .in year intake per year (5) (I) - (2) "(3) (4) 1. Residential Women's I. Electronics and 3 30 Polytechnic, Communication· Payyannut Engineering 2. Computer Engg. 3 30 3. Electronics and 3 30 Instrumentation 4. Computer Appli- 3 30 cation and Business Management 2. Government . !. Electronics and 3 30 Po(ytechnic Communication Neyyattinkara Engineering (Co-educational) . 2. Electronics and 3 30 Avionics 3. Electronics and • 3 30 Instrumentation 4. Computer Engg. 3 30 II. Additional Diploma Course.-Additiona! Diploma Courses were introduced in five institutions during the academic year 1990-91 as detailed below: DuraJion ,Sanctioned Sl. No. Name of Polytechnic Discipline in year ' intakd per year (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) - 1. Sroo Rama Polytechnic, Computer Engg. 3 30 Valappad 2. M. T. I., Thrissur Electronics 3 30 3. I. P. T ., Shoranur ' Computer Engg. 3 30 4. Government Computer 3 30 Polytechnic, Hardware Palakkad Maintenance 3. ', 30 5. Women's Polytechnic, Electronics 3 !ro 'I'hiruvananthaputarn , - The students are being presented fur tho Second year Diploma· Examinations. 1 hi. Post Diploma C'ourses,:.._New Post Diploma Coutses have rbeen introduced in three Institutions as detailed below and classes startt>d in October 1990. Equipments and components essential for these courses were procuted during 1991-92 at institution level: · DuroJion Sancti=4 Sl. No. Name of Polytechnics Discipline in year intiiM per year {1)· (2) (3) (4) (5) I. I. P. T., Shoranur Applied I 10 Electronics 2. Kerala Government Computer Aided I 10 Polytechnic, Design Kozbikode 3. Government Compu~er Aided 10 Polytechnic, Design Kalamassery IV. Part-tiiM Diploma C'ourses.-Part-time Diploma courses have been introduced at Government Polytechnic, Palakkad and Government Polytechnic, Kottayam under the Project during the academic year 1990-91. Details of courses introduced are furnished below: Duration Sanctioned Sl. No. Name ofPolytedmics Dimpline 1'nyear intake per year {1) (2) (3) (4) (5) I. Government I. Civil Enginel'ring of. 20 Polytechnic, 2. Mechanical 4 20 Kottayam 3. Electrical 4 20 Engineering 4. Electronics 4 20 2. Government I. CivU Engineering 4 20 Polytechnic, 2. Mechanical 4 20 Palakkad Engineering 3. Electronics 4 20 I v. Qjlalc(Y lmpro!M~Mnt--V (I) Staff Deuelopment.:....Under Staff Development Programme for Polytechnic teachers, Government have issued orders for deputation of staff for B. Tech. and M. Tech. programme. • A total of 35 teachers have been selected and deputed for the courses as detailed below: l. M. Tech. 4 2. M. Tech. (Part-time) 4 3. B. Tech. 9 4. B. Tech. (Part-time) 18 · V (2) Staff Development Plan.-A comprehensive. Staff' Dev•lop• mcnt Plan in consultation with T. T, T. I.. Maaras,' has' been prep:u-ed for the year 1992-93. Actton i~ m progress· for the implementation of the Pi'ogmnune. · • V (3) Teacher Education and Training Programme.-The followi~g Te:>cher Education and Trolning Programme were, or~anised by. T. T. T. t. and Curriculum Development 9entre, Ka)amassery: · No..,of . ~l!rticipants !. Support material prepatation for F .H:P'. Motor and Digital, Electronics, )1 2. Guidance a.td Counselling . '• . 17 3. Instructional design and Delivery System 16 ,, 4. Training on NC :>nd C!:lNC machines ' 21 5. Subject updating for Refrigeratio11 and Air Conditioning 9 6. Planning;, Organising and Monitoring ' '.~ Institute . Resoutci_!S , for HODs. 18 7. Planning, Organising and· Monitoring Insitute Resources for Workshop Superintendents 18 8. Planning, Implementing and Evaluating practical works in• Workshops 25' 9. Subject updating in Printing Technology 13' 10. Basic Progtal!lming. 28'- ll. Fortran Programming 26 12. Microprocessor Il)terfacing 17 13. Subject updating. on Microprocessors and Microcomputers.. 24 22 teachers have been selected a.1d deputed for Diploma·· T. T. and 18 teachers for Po•tgraduate Diploma in Teaching Computer Science and Applications at T. T. T. I., Madras. Both these courses are of one year duration. ' · Seven Senior Principals of Polytechnic have been select~d and d~puted for a ten day's training programme on Management of 'l'Cc!mical Institutions at Administrative Staff College of India· :flyc;Ierabad as detailed below: ' Period Jv ~. qJ Principals deput · V (4) Currit:ulwh Deuelopment.-Curriculuoi. Development Cenb:e had organis,::d a Workshop for the Revision of Curriculae fur the following Post Dipolma Courses during May 1991. 1. Television Engineering 2. ,Refrigeratipn and Air Conditioning. ' 'V '(5) Progress on Proeuremenl.-V (5.1) Procuremento} Equipment.-' Equipment requirement for various Polytechnics for 1991~92 .was consolidated and the total requirement worth Rs. 280 lakbs has been ·forwarded to D. G. S. and n. for centralised procuremcnt as per the direction from N.P.J. U. D. G .. S. and D is processing the same. Orders1 .have already been placed ·by D. G. S. and D. for few equipments indented for the first year·of the Project. . . Equipments.worth Rs. 34lakhs which wer~ not .in the purview of D. G.S. and D. have been procured at State and J!n!titution level V ·(5·2) Procurement of Books.-Books worth Rs. 29·6 llikhs W«:re procured for various polytechnics as per their requirements during 1991-92. ' : • V (5·3) Procur~ment of Furniture.-RequiremMt of furniture for yarlous .lPolytec1ulics for the year 1991-92 w.>.s ascertained aJ;lll accordingly furniture worth Rs. 33 lakhs have been procured. V (-6) ' LUnd acquis.tton.-4 29 Hectares of land for coustruction of building for G,oyerl,lment _Polytechnics, Venniltulam 'ha$ been acquired. Land acquisitio.> for Government Polytechnic, Neyyattinkara and for Hostel and Staff quarters for M. T I., Thrissur ~s in ~he final stage. V (7) Ctvil Worh.-;-List of Civil Works completed~ , (•) 'Building for modernisation of laboratory for Government Polyteclwlc, :E>,ot'ayaro. , ' '(ii) 3 ''blocks for· moder:aisation of three laboratories for Government P<;>lytechnic, Kannur. ' (iii) Hostel for m~a.for 100 iAmates, ·sree Rama Polytaclmic, .Valappad. · ' {to) Staff quarters f~r Sree Rama Polytechnic, Valappad. , ,, .(v) Hostel for men for 100 inmates, Government .Polytechnic, P11lakkad. , ' (vi) Building for modernisation of laboratory for Government Polytechnic, Palakkad. · (vii) Staff quarters for Govemment Polytechnic, 'Palakkad. , ,(VIii) :Extension of the Hostel {or Women for .additiqnal 33 inmates of Women's Polytechnic, Thr.is.sur 36 List of Civil Works where Construction is in progress. • ' (.i) Main building for Residential Women's Polytech.>1ic! Payyannur. (ii) Main building ~or Mode! P~lytechnic, Kasaragod. (iii) Main building for Model Polytechnic, Vadakara. (iv) Building for modernisation of laboratory for Government Polytec!imc, Kalamassery for Rs. 8 lakhs. • (V) Building for l'fiOdernisation of laboratory for Government Polytechnic, Perinthalmanna for Rs. 8 lakhs. (vi) Additional building for new courses and building for modernisation of laboratory for Institute of Printing Technology, Shoranur for Rs. 12 lakhs. · (vii) Buildmg for Additional course and modernisation for Maharaja's'Technological Institute, Thrissur. . · (viii) Building for Computer Cimtre; Central ,l'olytechnic, Thiruvananth.apuram. · (ix) Student's hostel for men for 100 inmates, Swamy Nityananda Polytechnic, Kanhangad. (x) Building for additional course for Women's Polytechnic, Thiruvananthapuram. (xi) Building for modernisation for Carmel Polytechnic, Alappuzha. V (8) Fmantia! Target achieved 1991-92.-An amount of Rs. 8·6 crores was provided under 2203-Q0-105-92 and Rs. 2 crores under 420~-02-104-98. The provision was revised toRs. 3·6 crores under revenue and Rs. 5 crores under capital heads of account. An amount of Rs. 34 lakhs towards purchase of equipmena and Rs. 33 lakhs towards purchase of furniture and Rs. 29·6 lakhs towards purchase of books were expended during 1991-92 \mder the scheme strengthening and modemisation of Polytechnics with the World Bank Assistance. An amount of Rs. 23 lakhs have been spent under salaries and Rs. 8·2 Jakhs was spent towards office expenses and consumables. An amount of Rs. 5·3166 crores have been entru'sted with the Executive Engineers concerned for the construction works ofPolytechnics which are included under the World Bank Scheme. A sum of Rs. 6·5 lakhs was spent for the construction of hostel for Swamy Nityananda Polytechnic, Kanhangad and Rs. 2·62 lakhs for the civil works for Model Polytechnic, Vadakara. An amount of Rs. 3·5 lakhs was spent towards consultancy charges to L.B.S. for the civil works entrustea wit~ ~em. An amoWJ.t of Rs. 43·63lakhs have been spent for the land acqu•s•tton of Government Polytechnic Vennikulam and Rs. Slakhs for Government Polytechnic, Muttom f~r the approach road. The total expenditure is Rs. 7·21 crores. 37 VJ. Lal Balzadur Shastri Centre for Science and Technolog,.-This Centre is an autonomous body linked to the Department of Technical Education and was established in 1976 as a Research and Consultanc} Centre. The Centre undertake<~ consultancy work in Structural Engineering Fou.1dation, Design Computer, Software Development, Computer_ Aided Design Elluent Treatment, Air Pollution Monitoring and other areas of Emerging. The Centre organises a number of specialised short term and long term courses In emerging areas of Technology. Repair of sophisticated equipments and instruments is another areas in which the Centre is maki..1g good contnbution. The Centre has regional offices at Kalamassery and Trichur. In addition to the regular training · programme in computer programming and console operation in all major towns in Kerala the Centre is conduc ting Postgraduate Diploma Course in Computer Engineering at Thiruvananthapuram, Kallam, Thrissur and l'alakkad. . VII. Institute of Human Resources Development for Electronics.-The Institute of Human Resources Development of. Electronics iS an autonomous organisation established by Government ofKerala in 1987. The prime objective of the ins_titute is to function as a Catalyst to foster the growth of Electronics, Computer and Allied Seeton, through innovative programmes. . In order to achieve this objective, the institute is currently focussing its attention on the following thrust areas. '!:raining of special categories of technical manpower, Development of leaning resourcf!! for technical training, Repair and maintenance of health care and agrq-electrqnics equipment, popularisation of electronics and computers, training of trainers and training of rural youth for employment generation tl\rough Electronics. A modell'olytechnic at Vadakara was started during 1988-89 by the institute and the institute has started a Model Engineering ·College at Ernakulam. A Model Technical High School was started during 1990 December at Emakulam. · VIll. Kerala State Science and Technolo[[lcal Museum.- ThL; " ::tn autonomous organisation linked to the Technical Education Dep:u:t ment and was established in 1984 for the popularisation of Sctence and Technology. Tlte first unit of the museum with more than 300 interesting exhibits with facility for film shows in the.auditorium is already open to the public. In museum compkx ')Vhen complete will have 12 galleries on Science and Technology and a modern planetarium with the latest Japanese equipments having a seating capacity of 250. The museum has a number of working model of high educational value and is being visited by tourists, students and the public at large in large numbers. Galleries· remain optn from 10 1\.M. to 5 P.M. on all days except Monday. IX. Aud1o Visual and Reprographic Centre.-Titis Centre was set up . in the Directorate of Technical Education with financial assist~uce from Government of India. The Centre h:ls -three different sections na'mely audio visual and reprographic and priltting sect!o~ With •a)l 'modern facilities its fwtction as Resource Centre for all the TechmcaJ. Institutions m Kerala in the matter of audio visual ai?s, pdntmg and supply of instructional matedals, lending of educational films and -training of staff in the use of audio visual; reprographic an4 pr~ting equipments. Although the main emphisis has been on the ach~eve ments of Technical Educations through ':'<> 2,895, ca:ndid.ates got pa~s and also the department conducting exammattons m K.G.C.E., Foodcraft, Post Dtploma in Engineering/ Technology, Craft group cxa~ination and P.G.D.C.A. Examination. , :xr_II. A quarterly P'?'blication namely •Technology News Letter' publisJl!ng from the ;rechmcal Education Directorate which contains all the ~mporta,~t matters. regarding the Technical Education field$. An Hand book 1s also publiShed during the year. XIV. Supervisozy Development ProgramiiUl.-Technical Education and Southern region apprenticeship advisor conducted 5 Supervisory Development Pro!p'amme which was conducted at 5 Polytechnics for the final year diploma students. 300 students are Participated to that progt_ainJUe, XV. .Apprenticesmp training.-The placement an~ training wing of the Directorate looks after the Special Training Programmes and Apprenticeship Trainir.g for Degree and Diploma holders in Engi.oeering in the State. The Regional Apprenticeship Adviser (Southern Region), Madras in making best efforts to refix the number of training plilces in various Government Department and Private Establishments in the State with the assistance of the Placement and Training Wing of the Directorate with co-operation of tbe Government and Quasi Government establishments. , XVI. Faculty training.-It is the general policy of the depanment to depute the members of the faculty for training update their technical knowledge and to introduce them to the modern trend and development in instructions. XVI. {i) Q.ualiry improve11umt programme.-Faculty members were deputed for htgher stu~ies under the Quality Impro-:ement Programme for Postgraduate level and Doct01 ate level. , XVII Best Pnlyteclmic Teachn • A'!'ard o.( I. S .• T. ~·- Shrl T. S. Balasubramonian, Head of Section m Chemtcal Engmeermg, Govel'llment Polytechnic, Kalamassery was the Best Polytechnic Teacher Award for l992 by the Indian Society for Technical Education. XVIU. Othtr actillities-(a) Communiry Polytechnic Scherne.-Under the auspices of the Community Polytechlnc. s~ort term co!lrse were conducted ·on Black and .White T.V. repamng, Mechamcs, Book Binding and Tailoring. A free eye camp w~th the assi~tance of Little Flower Hospital Angamali and Co·operatton of EyeSight UniVersal, Canada was C:,nducted on 20th April 1991 at the i!'hiagarajar Polytechnic, Alagappanagar. Premisc;s 200 patients 'Yere exantin~ and some bf them were directed to L1ttle Flower Hosp1tal, Angamali. ll/241-6 40 As 'j;,art' of the various activities of the Community Polytechnic Scltell!e Thiagat?.jar Polytechnic, Alagapp~agar co11ducted a Karshika Mela' at Sutvodaya School, Trissur on 3rd August 1991 under the' co-operation of Agricultural Office and Syndicate Bank, Trissur and also the Polytechnic organised a Sasthramela 1991 on 16th and 17th September 1991 at Government L.P. Scl:>ool, Kodaly under the auspices of the Community Polytechnic Scheme and Fine Arts Society, Kodaly. · (b} !'he Sree Rama Polytechnic, Valappad 'UXIder the. auspices of the Community Polytechnic Scheme and the • Central for Development of Rural Technology conducted a grand exhibition of, Science and Technology for the rural masses for more than a month a,t. the Trissur puram exhibition stall from 14th April 1991. · (c) Energy Research ' Centie.-Al1 Energy Research Ceatre· is established in the Engt,.,eering College Campus, Thiruvanantliapuram under ~e.l':uspices ?f Central Po~er Research Institute, Bangalbre. The actlVltles of thls Centre cover the demo.1stration of renewable energy and energy ~fficient ,devices as well as test\ilg and certifidation of energy conservation dcv1ces. · 41 APPENDIX I Members of State Board of Teclmical EducadOD 1. Hon'ble Minister of Education-Chairman 2. The Commissioner and Secretary to Government, Higher_ Education 3. The Commissioner and Secretary to Government, General Education 4. The Commissioner and Secretary to Government, Finance Department 5. The Secretary to Govenunent, Planning Department 6. Do. Industries Department 7. The Chainnan, State Committee on Science and Technology and Enviro.1ment 8. The Direc~r of Industries and Commerce. 9. D<>. Collegiate Education 10. Do. Medical Education II. Do. Public Instruction J2. Do. Kerala ,State Science and Technology 13. The ChiefEngi.>eet (General), Public Works Department 14. The Chief Engineer, P.S. and G.I., Kerala Water Authority Head Office • 15 The Chief Engineer· (Electrical), Kerala State Electricity Board 16. The Chief Electrical Inspectol' 17 The Director, Employment a"ld Industrial Training JS. Do. Vocational Highel' Secondary Education !9. Do. · Factories and Boilers 20. The Director of Technical Education, Tamil Nadu 21. Do. Karnataka 22. Do • .Nominees of Universities: 23. University of Kerala 24. University of Calicut 25. Mahatma Gandhi University . 26. Cochin University of Science and Tecluiology 27. Agticultur.al University 11/241..-ti.a 42 APPENDIX I-(cont.) -Jo/Dminees tif Government tif India: 28. Deputy Educational Adviser (T), Ministry of Education, S.R.O., Madras. 29. The Dir-ector, Board of Apprentic~hip Training, Ministry of Education, S.R.O., ~.dras, SO. The Principal, Technical Teachers Training Institute, Madras. Nominees of Prtifessional Bod1es: o:, 31. Institution of Engineering (India) 32. Indian Society for Technical Education R and D Organi~ations: 33. The . Directo1·, Vikram Sarabhai • Space Centre, Tbiruvananthapuram. 34 The Director, Council oflndustrial and Sci APPENDIX I-(cont.) Tedanical Institudous (a) Engi~mng Colleges: 45. Principal, Regional Engineering College, K.ozhikodo 46. Principal, College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram 47. Principal, Colleg~ of Engineering, Thrissur 48. Princip;tl, T.K.M. Engineering College, Thrissur 49. Principal, N.S.S. College of Engineering, Kollam. 50. Principal, Engineering Collega, Kannur (b) Polytechnics: 51. Principal, Central Polytechnic, Thiruvananthapuram 52. Principal, S.N. Polytechnic, Kottiyam 53. Principal, W,omen's Polytechnic, Thrissur. (c) Technical· Higk School: 54. The Superintendent, Technical High School, Shoranur 55. The Superintendant, Technical High School, Krishnapuram (d) Other InstittJti.ons: 56. Principal, College of Fine Arts, Thiruvananthapuram 57. P_rincip~l, Food Craft Institute, Kalamassery &perts: 58. Maj. Gen P.M. Menon, Chairman and Managing Director, K.S.R.T.C. Thiruvananthapurum " 59. 'Shri; M. Ramaswamy Iyer, Chief Architect,, Government of Kerala, Thiruvarumthaputam 60. Dr. M. Achuthan, E R &DC, KELTRON, Vellayambalam Thiruvananthapur~ 695033 61. Shri. V. P. Kulkarni, Director, P.F.E:G. V.S.S.C. Thiruvananthapuram 62. Dr. R. Nadarajan,' Dean, Studonts Affairs, Indian Institute , ofTechnology, Madras · 63. -Dr. M. Sivaramakrishna Iyer, Professor, College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram 64: Dr. S. Hariharan, 'Professor, Mechanical Engi.l1eering, College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram Al'PENDIX 1-.(cont.) 65. Professor Baburaj Praseedom D.;a,n (UG), College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram 66. Dr. S. Sivasankara Pillai, Professor, College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram , · 67. 'or. M. Harisankar, Professor, College, of Engineering, Thiruvananthaimraui 68. Dr. K. A. Muraleedhatan, Pro£essor, College of Engineering, Thiruv.lllanthaptll'am , ... Direct/Jrate of Technical Etlucation: 69; birector ofTeclullcal Education-Convenor 70. Joint Director (Academi~ Inspection Wing) . , 71. Joint Dire.:tor {Placement & Training) 72. Joint Director (Planning) APPENDIX II Members o£ the board o£ lltudies ·in Euglueering aDd Tecluaology Chairman: DirectorcofTechnical E~ucation Members: 1~ Director of Public Instruction 2. Chief Engineer. {Gei.etal), P.W.D., Thiruvananthapuram 3. Chief Engineer (Electrical), Kerala -State ·Electricity Board, Thiruvananthapuram . :,4. Principal, Maharaja's TeGhnological Institute, Trissur · ' 5.' Principal, Central_Polytcc!mic; :t'hlruvan&l'thapw'am . 6,=, Hea4 of l>eE-'!rtment of ChQmical ~ngin~eripg, Engineering College, Tnssur _ _·- .. 7. Principal, N.S.S. Polytechnic, Pandalam . ' 8. Professor of Commerce, Government ' Arts ·College, . Thiruvananth:J.puram 9. Principal, Engineering College, Thlruv.uumt!Uipuram [0. Deputy Director (General), DTE's Office, Thlruvanantha· puram . 11. Professor-in-charge, Technical Te.;chers Training Institute Extension Centre, Kalamassery . . 12. Joint Director, (AIW) IDTE's Offioe, TbiruVananthapuram 13. Joint DU·ector (lg), DTE's Office., Thiruvananthapur<~tD 45 , APPENDIX III ~embers of the Industrial Liaison Board fthait,',:an: Minister of Jf.ducation, Government of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram Members: 1. Vice Chancellor, University of Cochin, Kochi-22 2. Commissioner for Economic De've!opment, Government of .. Ker.ala , 3. Secretary to Government, Higher Education Department Government of Kerala, Thiruvananthapur.am ' 4.• Secretary to Government, Industries Dept.', Government of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram 5. Director of Employment & 'fraining, Thiruvananthapur.am 6. ChairmaJl, State Committee on Science and Technology, ' Goyerr>me.<'lt of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram 7. 'Director, Viktam Sarabai Space Centre, Thiruvanantha· puram · , · 8. Principal, College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram 9. Managing . Director, Ptemier Tyres Ltd., Kalamassery, A!waye-603 104 •10. Managing Director, A!iJld , Udarasiromony Road, Thiruvananthapuram u. Managing Director, Ker.ala New Prit)t .. M~, H.P.C. 'Unit, Velloor, Kottayam : Managing Director, Westdn India Plywoods Ltd., Baliapattam, Kannur '-13 .. Chairnian & Managing Director, KSIK St. Joseph's Press Building, .Cotton Hill, Thiruvananthapuram 14. Maaaging.·Director, Ke4la Mjner.als and -~-etals Ltd., Beach Road, Kollam-1 _ 15. MaJJaging Director, Steel Ind~tries Kerala Ltd., Oottukuzhi, Thiruvananthapuram 16. Managing Direttor, TELK, .Apgamaly South, Ernakulam- 683573 17. Chairmap & Managing Director, Keltron, Keltron House, Vellayambalam, Tniruvananthapuram 18. Managing Director, Cochin Refineries Ltd., P.B. No, 2, Ambalam~al-682 302 · 46 APPENDIX III-(~111.) 19. CW.irman and Managing Director, FACT Ltd., Udyoga· mandai, Pin--083 501 20. Gen6ral Manager, H.M.T., H.M.T. · Colony Post, Kalamrusery-683 503 21. General Manager, Instrumentation Ltd., K.anjikode West, Palakkad-678623 22. Managing Director, Cochin Shipyard Ltd., P.B. No. 1653, Kochi-682 015 23. Director of Technical Education, Govemment of Kera.la, Thiruvananthapuram (Member Secretary) ,APPENDIX IV . Name rif Institutions .Heads rif Institution I. Engineering Colleges I. £ngine~ring College, Dr. K. P. P. Pillai, Thiruvananthapura.m ' (8-4-1991-31-8-1991) Prof. Baburaj Praseedom (from 30-9-1991) . 2. Engineering College, Dr. T. Jishnu Trissur (Prot. in-charge) '• 3. Engineering College, · I. Prof. Baburaj Praseedom K.annur (till 30-9-1991) 2. Dr. M. K. RadhakriahJW, (Prof. in-charge). '4. T.K.M. College of Engi- Prof. P.O. J. Lcbba l!ecring, Kollam 5. M.A. College of Engi- Dr. J. !:;sac neering, Kothamangalam 6. N.S.S. College of Engi-. Dr. P.G. Bhaskaran Nair neering, Palakkad 7. Regional Engineering Dr. S Unnikrishna Pillai College, Cahcut 8. Model Engineering Dr. K. Sukulal College, Ernakulam 9. Rajeev Gandhi Institute of Prof. T. Oorumen Technology, Kottayrun (Prof.·in·<:bar~e) 41 APPENDIX IV-(cont.) N a~ of Institutl'orJS Heads of {n.rlitution IL Polytechnics I. Central Polytechnic, Sri E. Narayana Iycr Thiruvananthapuram 2. Government Polyteclmic, ' , Cyriac J. Kandathil Kottayam 3, Government Polytechmc, , N. K. Madhusoodanan K.alamassory 4. M. T. T., Trissur , K. M. Govindankutty 5. S. R. Polyteclmic, Valapad , M. Madhavan 6. Government Polytechnic, , K. Chandran Perinthalmanna ?. Kerala Govt. Polytechnic, , P. Alavikutty Kozhikode 8. Kerala Government , B. Abdul Jalal Polytechnic, Kannur 9. Govt. Polyteclmic, , N. Ramachandran Palakkad Pisharady 10 .. Government Polyteclmic, " c. v. George Muttom 11. Government Polytechnic, , Balakrishna Naik Meenangadi 12. Government Polyteclutic, , K. V. Mathai Kothamangalam 13: Government Polytechnic, , M. G. Gopinathan Nair Vennikulam 14. Government Polytechnic, , K. P. Ualahannam Pa!a~ 15. S.N. Polytechnic', Kollam , R. Raveendranathan Pillai 16. • N.S.S. Polytech,,ic, , M. R. Patam~al'an Nair Pando1lam 17. Carmel Polytechnic, , P. Balan Al!opp~-y . 18. S.S.M. Polytec!mic, Tirur ,. K. Abdulla 19. S.N. Polytechnic, , V. V. Ramalaishnan Kanhangad Nambiar 20. Thiagarajar Polytechnic, , Francis C. Joseph Alagappanagar 21. Institute · of Printing , K. Vijayan Tec!mology, ShotanUF APPENDIX IV-(cont.) Name of Institutions Heads of lnsf!hltion 22. Govt"rnmont Polytechnic, Sri P.V. Mathai . K:'ISaragod . 23. Model Polytechnic, , C. K. Moosa:koy,a Badagar\\ · - 24. Government Polytechnic, , B. Sasidharan Nair Neyyattinkara .(Special Officer) m. Women's Polytechnic ' . . ). Women's Polytechnic, Sri. M. Narayana11 Trivandrum ,2. Women's Polytechnic, Sm~. P. P. Kadeeja Tris&w 3. 'A-omen's · Polytechnic, , A.A. Ameena Beevi Kozhikode 4. Women's Polytechnic, , V.V .. ,Remabai . Ernakulam 5. Women's Polytechnic, Sri'. M.R. Somanathan •Kayamkulam . Nair 6 Residential Women's , B. Abdul Jai~l ~olytechni~, Payyannur IV. Fine arts I. College of Fine Arts Prof. K.. V~ Haridasan 2. R.V'.lnitfrutoo(FineArts, Sri C. A. Vivekandan Mavelikkara (Sr. Instructor in charge • ". • l •~':"u•• ~ • \. of Sup~intenlfent) Institute of Fine Arts, Sri V .S. Balak~ishnan · '1:4ri~nr . (Supcrintend~t) 4. Sul'oivlsory Dcvcloplllent Centre, Kalamas•ory V. Government. Commercial Institute 1. Government Commercial Smt. V. Indira. , Jnstitute, ';I'hiruvanantha- ,) ~ ·' • pUr-am . 2. Government Commercial Sri G. Mohana.Praaad Institute, Alleppey ,I • ~ r 1' •' 3. GoverntJll:llt. Commercial ·, S. Ramadhatban Unni 'lStitute, Ernakuiam .. ' 49 .APPENDIX· .fll-(cont.) Name of Jnstitutioll! Head~ of lnstitutwn 4 Government CollllllerciaJ Sri K. J. Varghes!' Institute, Palakkad 5. Go\ternment Co=ercial Smt. V.T. Aley Institute, Manjeri 6. Government Commercial Sri M. C •.Sankara Narayanan Institute, Kanch.iy"-r 7. Government Commercial Smt. K. T. Suganthi Institute, Quilandy 8. Government Commercial , K. 'Girija Devi Institute, Pun<;ur 9. Government Conuhercial Sri V;A. Joseph Institute, .f:tt'Wl1'annur 10. Government Commercial Sri K."Muhanuned Institute, Thaliparamb.t Abdufah.iman 11. Government Commercial Sri T,A .• Baby Institute, Mala · 12. ·Government Commercial Smt. Indira Devi Institute, Kotha- mangalam . 13. Government Commercial Sd M. Sukumaran Institute, Meenangadi 14 Government Co=ercial , T:It. Velu Nair Institute, K.allacbi 15 Oovernment ·commercial , K. P. Jyothiram · Institute, K.annapuram 16. Government Cotnmercial , M.P. MathQw Institute, Potha.nicad 17. Gover.1ment Commercial Smt. K. · Girija Devi Institute, Lalom VI. Technical High Schools . ' !. Technical High School, Sri B. S. Suresh Kum. APPENDIX IV-(cont.) N ami! of Institution Heads of Institution 8. Technical High School, Sri Mohammed Yoosaf Palai · 9. Do. Perumbavoot , G. V. Georgekutty 10. Do. Koratty , P. M. Rajan II. Do. Kodungallur , R. Gopi..tatha Pi!lai 12. Do. Trissur , C. Ramabhadran 13. Do. Ku-.mamkulam , E. S. Simon 14-. Do. Shotanur , K. P. Krishnanunni Nair 15. Do. Kuttipuram , K. R. K:ocbunny 16. D.o. 'Adimali , C. K. Sajcevan 17. Do Chittur , T. S. Thomas 18. Do Palakkad , N. Ramachandran 19. Do. Calicut , K. Veeraraghavan 20. Do. "V adakkara , K. V. Raveendran 21. Do. Manjeri ,. A. P. Chakrapani 22. Do. Kannur , A. Haridas 23. Do. Cberuvathur , P. A. Sreeramachandran 24. Do. Mattannur ., E. Rajan 25. Do. Sulthan Battery , K. Velayudhan 26. Do. Mananthavady , P. Vijayan 27. Do. Vannappuram , M. V. Antony 28. Do. Netuvambram Smt. B. Radbamani 2!). Do. Mogralputhur Sri T. Ravlndran 30. Do. Payyoli , C. P. Kunhi Krishnan Nair 31. Do. Teekoy , C. J. Paul 32. Do. Kulathup~ha , S. R. Raju 33. Do. Elanji , K. P. Somasekharan Nair 34. Do. Kulathur , K. Lakshmanan 35. Do. Kadaplamattam ,. M. Babu 36. Do. Haripad , R. Sivarajan 37. Do. Kuricby , T. T. Mathew 38. Do. Varapatty , P. V. Skaria 39. Do. Ayavaua , N. V. Kuinaran 4{). Do. Kanjirapally , M. V.John 41. Do.· Mulanthuruthy . ;, J.>. R. Kartbikeyan 51 APPENDIX IV-(cont.) Name of Institutions Heads of Institution +2. Technical High School, Sri K. C. Gopalakrishnan Kavalam 43. Do. Nannamukku , K V. Dharmarathnam 44. Do. Thirurangadi , K T. Kunhimoideen 45. Do. Purapuzha ·, C. S. Vijayakumar 46. Do. Naduvil Smt. T. P. Reethamma 47. Do. Ulloot , S. Madhlisoodanakumar 4-8. Model T.H.S., Kaloor, , C. K. Gopalakrlsbna Kochi Pillai VU. Food Craft IDstitnte I. · Food Craft Institute, Sri Jasper Jacob K.alamassery 2. Food Craft Institute , N. P. Chathukutty · Extension Centre, Kozhikode 3. Food Craft Institute , D. A. L. C!ement Extension Centre, Thiruvanantbapuram • 4. Food Craft Institute Smt. B. Ambika Nair Extension Centtc, Kottayam 5. Food Craft Institute Sri P. C. Georgekutty Extension Centre, Trissur 6. Food Craft Institute , T. P. George Extension Centre, Kannur APPENDIX V List of Teehnical lnstitudons in Kerala Sl. J{o. Category Name of Institution . Location A!aruzgernmt (1) - (2) (3) (4-) (5) I. Engineering College of Engmcering, Thiruyanantha- 1. Thir{,vanantha- GQvernment Colleget pura.m ~uram·· College of Engineering, Trichur 2. ichur do. College of Engineering, Kannur 3.' K.anntir' do. Ra.jeev Gandhi Institute of Technology 4-. Kottayam do. T.KM. College of Engineenng1 5.' Kollam Private Kollam M. A. College ofEngineonng, 6 Kothamangalam do. Kotbamangalam c.n N.S.S. College of Enginooring, 7. Palakkad do. ~ Palakkad • Model Engineering College, 8. Emakulam Qpasi-Govemmcpt , Ernakulam Regional Engineering College, 9. Kozbikode do. Kozhikode • · · IT. Polytechnic Government l'olytoch;,_ic l. Kottayam . ~vernment ;Do. 2. Kalamassery do. Do. 3. Perinthalmanna do. Do. 4-. Kannur do. 'Do. 5. Muttom do. Do. 6, Palakkad do, Do. 7. K.alpetta do. Do: 8. Kotbamangalarn do. • Under the Ooutrol, of lHRDE Po: 9. Palai do, Do: 10: Venn,kulam do. Do. II. Neyyattinkara do. Central, Po)Y.tet:~nic 12. '!'hiruvanantha- do. Kcuram Kerala Gov~rnment Polytechnic 13. ozhikode do: S.R. Polytec!mic 14. Valapad do. ·Maharaja's Technological Institute, 15·. Trissur do. Trichur S.N. Polytechnic 16. Kottiyam, Private' Kallam N.S S. Polytechnic 17. Yandalam do. Carmel Polytechnic 18. Alappuzha do Thiagarajar Polytechnic · 19". Alagappanagar do. S.S.M. Pol~ecbnic 20. Tirur · do. S.N. Polytec nic 21; Kanhangad do. c.n Govenun --~ Do. 24-. Varapetty do. Do. 25. Perumbavoor do. Do. 26 Koratty do. - Do. 27. Kodungalloor do. 13 do. ~ Do. 28. Kunnamkulam Do. 29 . Trichur do. .!.. 'Do. 30. Chittur do. Do. 31. Palakkad do. Do. 32. Shoranur do. Do 33. Vadagara do. Do. 34. ' Kozbikode do. Do. 35. ·Payyoli doc Do. 36. Kuttipuram do. Do. 37. Manjeri do. Do. 38. NaMamukku do, Do. 39. Tu11rangadi do. CJ1 Do. 40. Kannur do. CJ1 Do. 41. Naruvambram do. Do. 42 .. Naduvil do. Do. 43. Mattannur do. Do. 44. Manatbavady do. Do. 45. Sultban~s Batbery do. Do. 46. Cberuvathur do, Do. 4-7. Mogralputbur .do. • Model Technical Higher 48. Edappally, do. Secondary School Ernakulam (Dist.) VI. Governmcmt · Govt. Commericat Institute ). Trivandrum . · do. Commercial 2. Punalur do. Institute 3. Alappuzha do. Do. ' • Uuderthe control of IHRDE APPENDIX V-(cont.) SJ.No. Categor.7 Name of Institution Location Management (I) (2). (3) (4) (5). : Government Commotcial Institute 4. Ettumannur Government Do. 5. Kanch1yar do. Do. 6. Emakulam do. Do. 7. Kothamanga1am do. Do. 8. Mala do.· Do. 9. Manjeri do: Do. 10. Quilandy - do. Do. 11. Meenangadi do: Do. 12. Taliparnmba do.· Do. 13. Pa1 XI Food Craft Food~Craft Institute I. Kalamassery Quasi Govern ~ Institute ment Do. 2. Trivandrum do. Do. 3. ·Kottayam do. Do. 4. Trichur do. Do. 5. Kozhikode do. Do. 6. Kannur do. APPENDIX VI Dl""""" OllOfT echa1cal lludtutiou tm Category "'~ 1 s 5 l! • ] ~. .,. ~ :ll ] ~ ... ~ ..e " ;e ~ ~ 1'1 ;f • ~ ! ..~ . ' 2 4 5 6 7' 8 9 Engineering Colleges I I I .. 2 I I Polytcclullcs ...·I 2 I I 2 I 2 3 I Women's Polytcchruca . ' I .. I . . .. I I .. lnshtute of Prmhng TechnoiOfl)l and Government Polytechnic ...... I Food Craft Institute - .. I .. . . I .. I I . . College of Flnc Arts .. I ...... lnstnute of Fine Arts .. I I .. Commercial Irutitutes .. I 'i I 2 I ·a I I Technical H•gh Schools .. 4 2 4 6 3 6 4 3 Industrial Schools .. 2 ...... Pre-vocatiohal Training Centres att;wbed to the ' · Tccbmcal H1gh School .. 2 I 2 2 .. I 3 2 VocatiOnal Tratmng Centres .. 5 ...... Tailormg Tra•n.ulg Centres .. 6 .. I ...... T. G. M. T. Centres .. I 2 2 4 '3 5 4 Tadoring Trade Schools .. .. 'i .. I "' .. . . T.T.T.I. -...... 1 .. .. S;:trvuory Development Centre ...... I .. . . Ot Ct' Institutions . 3 ...... ' . . .. . ------~ -~ Total .. - 30 8 12 16 ·10 21_ 20 13 AJ.'PBNDIX Vl-(conl.) ' ' - + . .s-~ Categot}' .g ...... ,.0 !:l ~ l t.l ';1 ~ ~ i ~ I .g ::;: ~ ~ l:<: If ~ £:" 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 Bngmeenng Colleges . - .. .. I I .. 9 p oiytecbmcs .. 2 2 I I 2 '2 23. Women's l'olytecbnics .. .. I .. I .. .. 6 0> Institute of Prmtmg Technology and Government - ...... Polytechnic ...... I Food Craft Insutute .. 00' I . I .. .. 6 College ofFme ArtS -· ...... , ...... I . Insutute of Ftnc Arts ...... 2 • Commerclal Institutes .. L 2 I 2 .. 17 Tecbmcal High Schools .. 4 3 2 4 I 2 48 Industnal Schools ...... 2 Ple-voeational Training ·een- ·attached to the - - Techrucal Htgh School .. I I .. 2 I I 19 Vocattonal Traming Centres ...... 5 Taliormg Traimng Centres ...... 7 T. G. M. T. Centres .. 4. 2 s 2 .. I 33 TatlorinJ Trade Schools: ...... 2 T. T. T. I...... I Sur.7i,ory Development Cenlre ...... I Ot er bJStltutlOllS .. .." ...... 3 Total ... 12 13 - 7 14 - 4 6 186 - 62 APPENDIX VII Course Ofl'ered aud Aunual Intake Course Intake Institution POSTGRADUATE COURSES (3 SEMESTERS): ' CIVIL ENGINEERJNG-ELEOTIVES: I. Structural Engineering 5 College of Engineering, Trivandrum 10 Regional Engineering College, Calicut 2. Hydraulics 5 College of Engineering, Trivandrum 3. Geotechnical Engineering 5 do. 4. Environmental Enginee~ing 5 do. 5. Transportation and 5 do. Traffic Engineering M!!.OHANlCAL ENGINEERING-ELECTIVES: I. Thermal Science 5 College of Engineering, Engineering Trivandrum 2. Machi.ne Design 5 do. 3.• Production Engineering 6 Engineering College, Thrissur 4. Propulsion Engineering 5 College of Engineering, Trivandrum 5. Industrial Refrigeration 7 TKM College of Engineering; and Cruogcnic Engineering Quilon 6. Industrial Engir~er~g 10 Regional Engineering College, Calicut ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING-ELECTIVES: 1. Power Systems 5 College of Engineering, Trivandrum 2. Electrical Machine 5 ·do. 3. Control System 5 do. 4. Guidance and Navigational 5 do. Control 5. Instrumentation and 10 Regional Engineering College, • Control System Calicut 6. Architecture (Housing) 5 En~eering College, TrlVandrum 63 APPENDIX VII-(cont.) Course Intake lnstt/uhOJt ELI<.CTRONICS ENGINEERING -ELECTIVE-S" !. Applied Electronics and 5 C~llege of Engineering ' Instrumentation Trivandrum 2 Microwave and Television 5 Cio. CH!WICAL ENGINE'ERING-ELECTIVES: 1. Process Contr!)l 6 Engineering College, Thrissur PART TIME M. TEcH. CouRSES ( 5 SEMESTERS) : !. Civil Enginefring 15 College of Engineering Trivandrum 2. Mechanical Enginee.ring 15 do 3. Electrical Engineering 15 do. 4-. Electro~ics and 15 do. Communication M.B.A. and M.C.A. PosTGRADUATE CoURSES: 1. Master of Business 30 College of Engineering, Administration · • Trivandrum (MBA) Part-time course 2. Master of Computer 30 College of Engineering, Trivandrum Applications 30 TKM College of Engineerjng, Kollam (MCA) 30 Engineering College, Thrissur B. TEcH. DEGREE CouRSES (ExcLuDING R.E. Cot.LI!ot:: (8 SEMESTERS)" 1. Ctvil Engineering . 562 All Seven Engineering College 2. Mechanical Engineering 561 All Seven Engineering College 3. Eleetrical and Electronic S30 . All Seven Engineering College Engineiring · ' , 4-. Computer Science and 35 Engineering College; Engineering Trivandrum 3S Engineering College, Thrissur 35 TKM Engineering College, Kallam 30 M.A. College of Engineering, Kothamangalam 5. Chemical Engineering 50 Engineering College, Tltrissur 30 TKM College of Engineering, Kollam .64 APPENDIX Vll-(cont.) Course Intake Institution 6. Electronics and Communi- 50 College of Engineering, catwn Engineering Trivandrum \ 40 Engineering College, Tbrissur 40 College of Engineering, Kannur 50 TKM College of Engineering, Kollam 40 M.A. College of Engineering, Kotbamangalam 7. Applied El~ctronics and 45 College of Engineering, Instrumentation Trivandrum 8. Instrumentation and 32 N.S.S. College of Engineering, Control Engineering Palakkad . 9. Industrial Engineering 21 College of Engineering, Trivandrum 10. Production-£um·Piant 30 Engineering College; ~rissur Engineering 11. Production Engineering ' 30 TKM College of Engineering, Kollam 12. Architecture 30 College of Engineering, Trivandrum 20 TKM College of Engineering, Kollam · DEGR.EE CouRSES A'J: RI!GIONAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE, CALICVT Out of 350 seats for B. Tech Degree Courses 175 seats are reserved for students from Kerala and the remaining 175 for students from other St.. tes and Union Territories. In addition twelve foreign st11dents arc nom,inated by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government •qf India. (Please Appendl'x IX) Branch-wise distribution of the 175 seats allowed to Kerala Architectural Engineering . . . 15 Civil Engineeriiig 30 Computer Engineering . . 25 Electrical and Electronics Engineering . . 30 Electronics Engineering 30 Mechanical Engineering 30 Production Engmeering and Management 15 Total· APPENDIX VII-(eot~t.) Course Intake Institution C~LLEGE O]J FINE ARTS (DEGREE COURSE): Degree Couzoes I. Painting 35 College of Fine Arts, 2. Sculpture Trivandrum 3. Applied Art DEGREE COURSES (PART-TIME) FOR DIPLOMA HOLDERS (4 YEARS): 1, Civil Engineermg 20 College of Engineering, Trivandrum 20 Engineering College, Thrissur 20 TKM College of Engineering, Kallam 2. MeciWtical Engineering 20 College of Engineering, Trivandrum 20 Engineering College, Thrissur 15 TKM College of Engineering, ,Kallam 3. Electrical and Electronics 20 College of Engineering Engineering . Trivandrum 20 Engineering College, Thrissur 15 TKM College of Engineering, Kollam 4. ElectroniC!! and Communi· 20 College of Engineering, cation Engineering Trivandrum 5. Chemical Engineering : 15 Engineering College, Tbrissur PosT DIPLOMA CoURSES (I YEAR/3 SEMESTERS): , I. Industrial Electronics · 10 Central Polytechnic, Trivandrum 2. Television Engineering _ 10 Central Polytechnic, Trivandrum 3. R1=frigeration and Air· _ 10 Government Polytechnic, conditioning Kalamassery 4. Foundry Technology, I0 Maharaja's .Technologica Institute, Thrissur 5.. Computer Applications 10 Central Polytechnic, Trivandrum 6. Industrial Safety fo Supervisory Development Engineering Centre, Kalamassery 7. Computer Aided Design 10 Government Polytechnic, Kalamassery 10 Kerala Government Polytechnic, Kozhikodc 66 Al'PENDIX VII-{eont.) Courst Intake Insttlution 8. Applied Electronics 10 1nstitute of Printing Technology, Shoranur DIPLOMA CouRSES {3 YEARS): I. Civll Engineering 939 All Polytechnics except Government Polytechnic, Palai and all Women's Polytechnics 2. Mechanical Engineering 929 All Polyteclinics excopt · Government Polytechnics at Palai and Vennikulam and all Women's Polytechnics 3. Electric.l'lied Electronic.~ 25 Model Polytechnic, Vadakara 67 APPEmliX VI!-(cont.) Course Intake Institution 6. Co.n~puter Engineering 20 Government Polytechnic, Kalamassery 20 Kerala Government Poly- technic, Palai 20 Government Polytechnic, Calicut 30 SSM Polytechnic, Tirur 20 Women's Polytechnic, Tbrissur 30 Government Polytechnic, Neyyattinkara 30 Resiqential Women's Poly- technic, Payyannur 7. Computer Hardware 25 Model Polytechnic, Vadakara Maintenance 8. Instrument Tec!mology 35 Government Polytechnic, Palghat 15 Government Polytechnic, Palai 15 Women's Polytechnic, Trivandrum 9. Medical Instrumentation 25 Modcl Polytechnic, Vatbkara 10. Automobile Engineering 52 Government Polytechni~, Kalamassery 42 SSM Polytechnic, Tirur 47 S.N. Polytechnic, KanJbangad 22 Government Polytechntc, Vennikulam 11 Tool and Die Engineering 18 Kerala Government Poly- technic, Kozhikode 12. Chemical En~ineering 33 Kerala Government Polytechnic, Kaiama APPENDIX VII-;(cont.) . Course lnta_ke Institution 18. 9ommercial Practice 50 Women's Polytechnic, Thiruvananthapuram 50 Women'.s Polytechnic, Thrissur 5 I Women's Polytecbic, Kozhilrodo 15 Women's Polytechnic, Emakulam. 25 Women's Polytechnic, Kayamkulam 30' . Government l'olytcchnic, Kottayam 19. Costurns design and 90 All Women's Polytechnics Dress Making except Women's Polytechnic, Ernakulam, Payyannur and Kayamkulam 20. Electronics and Commu 30 Government Polytechnic, nication Engineering . Neyyattinkara 30 Residential Women's Poly technic, Payyannur 21. Electronics and A vtonies 30 Government Polytechnic, Neyyattinkara 22. Electronics and Instru 30 do. mentation 30 Res1dential Women's Poly technic, Payyannur 23. Computer Application !lnd 30 do. · . Business Managem'?Ilt . (PART TIME) 4 YEARS DIPLOMA CoURSES 1.' Civil Engineering 30 Central Polytechnic, Tb.iruvananthapuram 25 Government Polytechnic, Kalarnassery 20 Maharajas Technological Insti tute, Trichur 20 Kerala Government Polytechnic, Kozhikode 20 Government Polytechnic, Kottayam • . 20 GovernmentPolytechnic, Palakkad 2. · Mechanical Engineering 30 Central Polytechnic, Thiruvananthapuram . 25 Government Polytechnic, Kaiamassery· 20 GovernmentPolytechnic,,Palakkad 20 Maharajas Technological Insti tute, Trichur 20 E:erala Govenunent Polytechnic, Calicut • 69 APPENDIX VII-(cont.) . Course · Intake Institution 3.. Electrical Eng;neering 30 Central Polytechnic, Thiruvananthapuram 20 Government Polytechnic, Kottayam 25 Government Polytechnic, Kalamassery ' - 20 MaharajliS Technological Insti tute, Thtissur 20 Ker::~la Government Polytechnic, Kozhikode 4. Electronics Engineering 20 Government Polytecbnic, Kottayam 20 Govetnmeilt Polytechnic, Palakkad 1. CERTIFICATE CoURSES: !. Textile Technology 2.. F1bre Reinforced plastics 3. • Consumer ll:lectronics 2. FINE, ARTS INSTITUTIONS: (a) 'FINE ARTS INSTITUTES Drawing and Painting Scul 60 Ravi Varma Institute of Fine . pture and Modelling Arts, Mavelikkara and Insti Comm'ercial Art tute of Fine Arts, Thrissur 3. Foon CRAFT AND Ex.TENSION CENTRES CERTIFIOA~ COURSES: 1. Cookery 103 Food Craft Institute at Kalama ssery and Extens.ion Centre> at · Thiruvananthapuram, Kotta- yam and Kozbikode 2. Bakery ao.d 20 Food Craft Instit;,te, Confectionary. Kalamassery 3. ·canning and Food Pro- 20 do'; s¢rvation 4. Hotel Reception, Book 60 Food Craft Imtitute, Kalama• keeping and Typo-' ssery and all Food Craft Exten writing s.ion Centres 5. Restain-ant and Coun 150 Food Craft Institute, Kalama ter ,Services ssery, Extension Centres at Thiruvananthapuram, Kotta yam and Kozlukocle 70 APPENDIX VII-(cont.) Cours1 Intake Institution 6. House Keeping 15 Food Ctaft Institute, Kalama- ssery 7. Industrial Institutional do. Food Service Manage ment +. SHORT TERM COURSES: 1. Cookery 40 Ftlod Craft Institute, Kalama ssery, Extension Centres, Kozhikode and Thiruvanan thaJ:Iuram 2. Bakery and 20 Food Craft Institute, Confectionary Kalamassery 3. Canni.1g and Food 10 Food Craft Institute, Prcse1vation Kalamassery Diploma in Typewtiting 60 In all Commercial Institutions and Shorthand each' TAILORING, GAIWI!NT MAKING CE"!TIU!sfScHOOLS/VOCATIONAJ. TRAIN- ' .lNG CENTREs : 7\ve YEAR Cou~ l. Book Binding 60 Book Binding Centre, Palkulangara and Kulathur 2. Ratton 15 Ratton Training Centre, Pa~iyam 3. Composing and 30 Composing and Printing Centre, Printing Vattiyoorkavu · 4. Weaving 15 Weaving Training Centre, Aralutnmood 5. Tailoring and 40 Government Industrial School, Embroidery Iringalakudaand Vadakkanchery 1. Tailoring and Garment 20 All Tailoring and Garment m.~king · each making centres OTHER CouRSES I. Furniture Technology 60 Technical High School, Kannur each 2. Sur£"\ce finishing , Technical High School, Technology Vadakara 3. Furcing ,. Technical High School, Shoranur n APPEND!X: V1II llostel Facilities 11190'-91 Sl Name of £iislltution No. of Intake Total No. hostel actual capacity h/ocks (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) ENGlNBElHNG CoLLEGEs_ I. College of Engineering, 6 4"85 685 Tliiruvananthapuram •' 2. Engineering College, Thsissur 6 716 700- 3. Engineering College, K.annur 2 182 190 4'. T ,K,.M. College of Eilgmeering,- 8 480' 48o Kollam 5. M A. College of Engineermg. 5 487 #1 K:othamangalam 6. N.S.S. College of Engineering, 3 555 728 Palakkad 7. Regional Engirleerl.ng College, 7 1411' 1466 Kozhikode PoLYTECHNICS Central Polyt_echnic, 60 180 Thiruv ~nanthapuram 2. Government Polytechnic, 1 64 90 Kottayam 3. Goveri1ment Polytech>~ic, 51 - 107 Kalamassery 4. Government Polytechnic, 142 200 Perinthalmanna 5. Government Polytech.-lic, 2 192 280 Kozhikode 6. Government Polytechnic, K.annur 1 53 180 7. Sree Rama Polytechnic, 1 65 100 Valappad 8. Maharaja's Technological Insti- 1 55 108 tute, Thrissur 9. S. N. Polytechnic, Kottayam I 55 125 11(241-8 . 72 - APPENDIX VIII~( cont.) Sl. Name of institution No. of Intake Total No. hostel actual capacity block< (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 10. N.S.S. Polytechnic, Pandalam 1 96 100 11. Carmel Polytechnic, .AJappuzha , I 10 120 12. Thi:J,garajar Polytechnic, 2 32 270 Alagappanagar 13. S.S.M Polytechnic, Tirur 144 167 WoMEN's PoLYTEcHNics: !. ' Women's Polytechnic, 1 55 33 1'hiruvananthapuram 2. Women's Polytechnic, Thrissur 1 125 80 . 3. Do. K.ozhikode 1 120 60 TECHNICAL HioH S.cHOOL: !. Technical High School, 30 40 Cheruvathur APPENDIX IX Detaia. of _._ available Ja "*"• llesJoaal ~ Collese fcolL' etacleauo &.om K-.Ja 1. ' - ' - -0 < NIUl)e of Regional Engmeering College . ·u3 71 .2 ~ ~ 1R -~ 5 5 j !! ·s ·c. !l ::s B "Ei I. ~ .i: j ·i 1 1- s 0 J ~ I «< ~ J t3 )l < "" ~ "'1 I 2 9j1ojuj1~j18 I WaTanl!"l (Andhra Pradesh) .. 1 I 1 .. I I I ...... 6 2 jamshedpur (Bihar) ' : .. .. I I .. I ...... I 4 3 Kurukshotra (Haryana) .. I 2 I ..- .. I ...... 5 4 Surat (Gujarat} • •. .. 4 I I I· ...... 7 5 Snnagar (Jammu and Kashmn') .. I I I I ...... 4 6 Nagpur (Maharaabtra) .. I I 2 .. .. 2 1 .. .. 7 7 Rourkela .. 1 I I .. I ,I 2 .i· .. .. 8 8 j.Upur (Rajuthan) · , .. 1 2 I 2 I I ...... 8 9 Allahabad (.X'tar Pradesh) . .. I I I 2 .. I ...... 6 10 :J?urgapur ( cot Bensal~ .. .. 2 2 .. .. I ...... 5 11 Bhopal (Madhya Pradco ) .. I I 2 .. .. I .. I .. 6 12 S.JacharJA!sam) .. . I 2 I I ...... 5 13 Surathk (Karnataka) .. I 2 I I I "j . I ...... 8 14 Torw:hirappally (Tamil Nadu) .. 2 I I .. I I .. .. 2 8 15 Man! pur .. I I ...... - .. 2 :74 APPENDIX X ' _, Details o£ Examinations conducted by the _Departmen.t of TeclmicaJ. _Education ' I. PosTGRADtTilTE DIPLOMA. ExAMINilTIONS I. Computer Applications _ _ 2. Computerised Management in Civil Engineering 3. Computerised Management in Manufacturin~ _ II. PosT-DIPLOMA EXAMINATIONS I, Tel. Engineering 2. Computer Applicati0ll8 .' 3. Air-conditioning and Refrigeration 4. Foundry Technology - ~· Industrial Electronics 6. Industrial Safety Engineering 7 Pracess Plast Operations Ill. DIPLOMA EXAMINATION IN ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY I. Civil Engineering 2. Mechanical Engineering 3. "Electrical Engineering - , 4. Electronics Engineering 5. Chemical Enginee1;ng 6. Automobile Engineering 7. Atchitectural Engineering 8. Computer Engineering 9. Tool and Die Engineering 10. Instrument Technology 11. Textile Technology 12. Pl'inting Teclino!ogy 13. Polymer Technology • ' 14. ~ood Technology 15. Commercial Practice . ~6. Costume Design and Dress Making 17. Computer Hardware Maintenance 18. Bio-Medical Instrumentation 19. Applied Electronics 75 APPENDIX X-(cont.) IV. DIPLOMA ExAMIJ'IATION IN TyPEWRITING AND SHORTHAND V. PosT S.S.L.C. CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION I. Commetology and Beauty Parlour Management VI. CER.TIFIO~TE ExAMINATIONS I. Textile Technology 2. Fibre Reinforced Plastics 3. · Consumer Electronics VII. CERTIFICATE ExAMINATIONS IN Foon CRAFT CouR.Sl!l I. Cookery 2. Bakery and Con(ectionary 3. House Keeping 4. Hotel Reception, Book-keeping and Typewriting 5. Restaurant and Counter Service 6. Canning and Food Preservation VIII. ;K..G.T. EXAMINATION (CERTIFICATE CouRsE) CRAFT GRouP I. Rattan Work 2. Smithy ~. • Mat Making 4. Handloom Weaving "and Spinning • 5. Carpentry IX. K.G.C. ExAMINATION-ENao. GR.ouP (NEw Sa~~J~NE) 1. Civil Engineering 2. Mechanical Engineering 3. Electrical Engilteering 4-. Automobile Engineering 5. Rcfrigoration and Ab·-conditioning 6. Radio and Television Engineering 7. Electronics and Communication Engineering