VELALAR

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

( Autonomous)

Approved by AICTE, New Delhi. Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai Accredited by NAAC with 'A+' Grade & Accredited by NBA THINDAL, ERODE - 638 012, TAMIL NADU, INDIA

 

 

Managed by

VELLALAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST

THINDAL, ERODE - 638 012

TAMIL NADU, INDIA

 

 

 

Office: 0424 - 2244201 to 204 and 2244206

Principal: 97509 24402

Fax: 0424- 2244205

Website: www.velalarengg.ac.in

 

 

(VISION)

 

To provide a wide range of Academic and Research Programmes and strive to develop a Centre of Excellence for Learning.

 

 

(MISSION)

 

•           To impart essential knowledge to the students through quality education, training and research activities.

•           To inculcate the students with Societal Awareness, Professional Ethics and Leadership Qualities.

•           To mould the students as high quality Engineers, Technocrats, Scientists, Administrators and Entrepreneurs.

 

 

(QUALITY POLICY)

 

Committed to inculcate the values of discipline, honesty and integrity among students, faculty and staff and to bring out the significance of the close interaction among Educational

 

 

Institutions, Industries and the Society for the Cultural, Social and Economic advancements of our Nation.

 

The Motto "ulluvathellam uyarvullal" (let our thoughts be noble ones) emphasizes that high thinking is essential for a successful life.

 

THE COLLEGE EMBLEM       

The Ideals and Values which are being cherished, symbolically figure in the college emblem.

The Lotus being the National Flower, symbolizes the blooming of young minds on acquiring knowledge while learning in the college.

The presence of paddy and sugarcane represents the prosperity of the rural areas wherefrom most students come to learn.

The Palm leaves (olaichuvadi) stand as the basic embodiment of the ancient educational traditions of the country.

The Lamp symbolizes the knowledge emanating from educationists thereby dispelling the darkness of ignorance and guiding learners towards the path of knowledge.

The Temple on the hill reveals the fact that it is only the Creator who can guide all living beings in pursuit of true knowledge and peace and lead them to the pinnacle of glory.

 

GENERAL INFORMATION   ( TRANSPORT  )

 

 

Working Days Monday to Saturday

(except declared holidays)

 

Working Hours : 8.50 a.m. to 4.20 p.m.

 

A. PUBLIC TRANSPORT FACILITIES :

From Erode to Perundurai and from Perundurai to Erode, all route buses and Mini Buses stop in front of the college campus.

 

 

Class Timings Library

 

9.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. & 1.20 p.m. to 4.15 p.m.

 

8.30 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. (on all working days)

 

 

B. COLLEGE TRANSPORT FACILITIES :

College buses go on different routes such that all

 

Computer Centre : 9.00 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.(on all working days)

 

 

 

 IMPORTANT CONTACTS

 

day scholars can utilize this facility.

 

Q.ocATION OF THE COLLEGE J

The College is situated at Thindal 8 km from Erode and 11 km from Perundurai on Erode - Perundurai Road.

 

President

Secretary & Correspondent Principal

 

 

 

Reception FAX

Admission Gents' Hostel Ladies' Hostel Bank of Baroda

Erode Railway Station Coimbatore Airport

 

Thiru. C. Jayakumar B.A., B.L. Thiru. S. D. Chandrasekar, B.A. Dr. M. Jayaraman,M.E., Ph.D.,FIE. Mobile : 97509 24402

principal@velalarengg.ac.in 0424 - 2244201 - 206

0424 - 2244205

0424 - 2244201 - 206

0424 - 2244201 - 206

0424 - 2244201 - 206

0424 - 2431246

0424 - 2256111 to 2256166

0422 - 2571941

 

Nearest Railway Junction : Erode (8 km) Nearest Airport     : Coimbatore (85 km)

 

( LOCATION MAP)

 

 

 

( TRANSPORT RULES)

 

1.                     Students must board their assigned bus to and from their assigned stop. Switching buses for any reason is strictly prohibited unless approved by the Department of Transportation.

2.         No student should travel standing on the footboard.

3.         Students must not move around in the bus while the bus is in motion.

4.         The consumption of edibles and drinks is not permitted in the bus.

5.         Students are not allowed to sit in parked buses during working hours.

6.         Parents should consult the College Transport In-charge for necessary details.

7.         Students should have written request from parents to go home on an alternate route. Bus drivers must be notified by the college office when approval is given to a pupil to change a bus trip.

8.         Be aware that no change will be made in the location of bus stops or bus routing without the approval of the Department of Transportation.

9.         Refrain from talking or distracting the driver while the bus is in motion except in the case of_ an emergency.

10.       Students should carry the Bus Card issued by the college after the payment of bus fees through challan in any BoB branch.

 

EXECUTIVE MEMBERS :

 

1.         Thiru. C. Jayakumar B.A., B.L.           President

2.         Thiru. V.K. Saminathan, B.Com.        Honarary President

3.         Thiru. K.C. Rathinasamy, B.Sc.         Vice President

4.         Tmt. S. Sivakami        Vice President

5.         Thiru. S.D. Chandrasekar, B.A.          Secretary

6.         Thiru. C. Nallasamy, M.A., B.L.          Joint Secretary

7.         Thiru. K.V. Rasamanickam, B.A.       Joint Secretary

8.         Thiru. P.K.P. Arun, B.E.          Treasurer

9.         Thiru. S.N. Balasubramaniam, B.A., D.S.S   E.C.Member

10.       Thiru. E.K. Lingamurthy, B.A. E.C. Member

11.       Thiru. SKM. Maeilanandhan   E.C. Member

12.       Thiru. K.K. Chinnasamy, M.A.            E.C. Member

13.       Tmt. Aruna Ramakrishnan     E.C. Member

14.       Thiru. K.M. Avinashiappan     E.C. Member

15.       Thiru. M. Manickam, M.Sc.    E.C. Member

16.       Thiru. K. Kulasekaran, B.E.    E.C. Member

17.       Dr. S. Chinnusamy, M.B.B.S. E.C. Member

18.       Dr. V.P Ravindran, M.S.,        E.C.Member

19.       Thiru. K.P.M. Pambanan, B.A.           E.CMember

20.       Thiru. M. Chinnasami E.C. Member

21.       Thiru. N. Velumani B.E.          E.C. Member

22.       Tmt. Subulakshmi Tangarasu E.C. Member

23.       Thiru. D. Muthusamy  E.CMember

24.       Tmt. K. Rathimala       E.C. Member

25.       Dr. V.L. Guhanathan   E.C. Member

26.       Tmt. Geetha Mahendran, B.Com.      E.C. Member

 

GOVERNING COUNCIL:

 

S.No.   Name of the Member Category         Position

1          Thiru. S.D. Chandrasekar, B.A. Secretary.

Vellalar Educational Trust. Erode -12.          

Management  

Chairman

2          Thiru. C. Jayakumar, B.A. B.L. President.

Vellalar Educational Trust. Erode - 12          

Management  

Member

3          Thiru. P.K.P. Arun, B.E. Treasurer.

Vellalar Educational Trust. Erode -12.          

Management  

Member

4          Thiru. K.C. Rathinasamy, B.Sc. Vice President.

Vellalar Educational Trust, Erode -12.          

Management  

Member

5          Thiru. K. Kulasekaran, B.E. Executive Member,

Vellalar Educational Trust, Erode -12.          

Management  

Member

6          Thiru. M. Chinnasamy, B.A. Agni Steels Private Limited, Perundurai, 052. 

Industrialist     

Member

7          Nominee of the state Government     State government Nominee   Member

8          Dr. R. Ramesh, M.E., Ph.D., Prof./ EEE Anna University CEG Campus, Chennai.

University        Nominee Member

9          Prof. P. Jayachandar, M.E. Dean-Student Affairs

Velalar College of Engineering and Technology, Erode -12.

Senior Faculty

Member

10        Dr. K.R. Valluvan, M.E., Ph.D. Prof. & COE, Dept. of ECE,

Velalar College of Engineering and Technology, Erode -12.

Senior Faculty

Member

11        Thiru. N. Periasamy, M.B.A. Admin. Manager,

Velalar College of Engineering and Technology, Erode -12.

Administrative Staff   

Member

12        Dr. M. Jayaraman, ME.,Ph.D, F.1.E. Velalar College of Engineering Technology, Erode -12.       

Principal          Member- Secretary_j

 

This region having been deprived of educational facilities for several decades, many generous persons motivated by their philanthropic urge formed a trust called "Vellalar Educational Trust" which runs this institution. The endeavour of the trust is to provide equal opportunities to the rich andthe poor without any discrimination. Since its inception, this trust, endowed with its noble intentions, has been aiming to raise this institution to greater heights in all the spheres, such as academics, sports, placements, institution - industry interaction and soon.

 

 

Velalar College of Engineering and Technology, one of the best-known self-financing, co-educational institutions aims to achieve excellence in Engineering education, with a strong emphasis on the uplift of rural students who have only limited avenues for higher education. The college has been established by Vellalar Educational Trust in the year 2001, with all in-built infrastructural facilities. It offers excellent quality education in such a manner as to empower the students for facing any challenging environment after they graduate from the portals of the college.

 

Other Institutions of "Vellalar Educational Trust"

•           Vellalar College for Women (Govt.Aided-Autonomous)since 1970.

•           Vellalar Matriculation Higher Secondary School for Girls from 1980.

•           Vellalar High School for Girls since 2005.

•           Vellalar College of Education for Women from 2005.

•           Vellalar Teacher Training Institute since 2006.

•           Vellalar College of Nursing since 2006.

•           Velalar Vidyalayaa (CBSE) since 2010.

•           Vellalar College of Pharmacy from 2018.

•           VET Institute of Arts & Science from 2019.

•           Vellalar Educational Trust Charity Hospital from 2019.

 

PROGRAMMES OFFERED 

 

II.  POSTGRADUATE  PROGRAMMES

A. Master of Business Administration (2 • Year Programme)

 

 

I.          UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES :

A.         Bachelor of Engineering / Technology (4 - Year programme)

 

 

 

 

 

 

B.         Master of Engineering (2 - Year Programme)

 

s.

No.     

Courses           Name of the Degree   Year of Starting

1          Embedded System Technologies       M.E.    2006-2007

2          Computer Science and Engineering   M.E.    2006-2007

3          Applied Electronics     M.E.    2011-2012

4          Biomedical Engineering          M.E.    2022-2023

 

C.        Research Programmes : Ph.D. (Recognized by Anna University, Chennai)

 

s.

No.      Name of the Department        Valid Upto

1.         Electronics and Communication Engineering            December 2024

2.         Electrical and Electronics Engineering           December 2025

3,         Mechanical Engineering         June 2026

4.         Physics           June 2024

5.         Mathematics   June 2026

 

 

* Accredited by NBA

 

ACADEMIC GROWTH

 

2001 - 2002

B.E. - CSE, ECE and EEE Courses were started.

2002-2003

B.Tech- IT Course was started.

2005 - 2006

B.E. - Biomedical Engg. and MBA courses were started.

2006-2007

     M.E. (Embedded Systems Technologies) and

     M.E. (Computer Science and Engineering)

 

courses were started.

2010- 2011

Digital Library and E-Portal were started.

2011-2012

M.E. (Applied Electronics) course was started.

2012-2013

B.E. - Civil Engineering and B.E. - Mechanical Engineering courses were started.

2018-2019       B.E. -Medical Electronics course was started.

    2022-2023              B.Tech-Artificial Intelligence and Data Science and M.E-Biomedical Engineering courses were started

2023- 2024      B.E. - Computer Science and Engineering

(Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) was started.

 

LIST OF SUCCESSiVE PRINCIPALS

Name                                                                                                 Period

Dr. P. Sabapathi, B.E., (Hons), M.Sc., (Engg.,) Ph.D.           2001 - 2005

Dr. J.Kumar, B.E., M.S., Ph.D., F.I.E.                                    2005 - 2006

Dr. K.Palaniswamy, B.E., M.E., Ph.D.                                   2006 - 2010

Dr. V.Ramamoorthi, B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D.

M.1.1.Ch.E., M.I.S.T.E., M.I.S.0.1.    2010 - 2013

Dr. M.Jayaraman, B.E., M.E., Ph.D., F.I.E.                           2013 onwards 

 

 

EMERGENCY SERVICES

1. Govt. Hospital, Erode

0424-2253676 :

2. Govt. Medical College & Hospital, Perundurai

04294-220910-913 :

3. KMCH

: 91-424-2256456/2226456

4. Care 24 Hospital

: 0424-2430166

5. TPN Hospital

: 098653 34433

6. Sudha Hospital, Erode : 076700 76006

7. Erode Trust Hospital : 0424-2262014

8. Erode Medical Center : 0424-2888555

9. Lotus Hospital

0424-228 2828 :

10. Vellalar Trust Hospital and Services

: 98427 85945, 9791954144

11. Emergency Ambulance : 108

 

NEARBY BANKS AND OTHER SERVICES

1. Bank of Baroda, Thindal : 0424-2431246

2. City Union Bank, Thindal : 0424-2430111

3. SBI, URC Nagar : 0424-2430349

4. Erode Taluk Police Station : 0424-2281100

5. Railway Junction, Erode

a. Reservation & Enquiry : 131

b. Train Arrival & Departure : 132,0424-2256166

           

4. CENTRAL FACILITIES

i) Computer Centre

The whole campus is connected through network and hence the access to software

and internet is quite easy to all the students, faculty and staff. The computer center at

a cost of Rs. 3 crores includes more than 1234 terminals with 15 servers and high

speed broadband internet access facilities.

ii) Internet Facilities

Ubiquitous Wi-Fi across VCET campus with 500 Mbps bandwidth is a very positive and

exciting experience for the students, faculty, staff and visitors to this institution. Wi - Fi

access points have been installed at the college main campus and the hostels; the

students and the faculty can access Wi-Fi so that they have instant access to email,

the internet and other IT services anytime and anywhere on campus.

VCET has a dedicated internet leased line of 500 Mbps, connected throughout the

campus. The internet connection is distributed across the college through Wi-Fi

networks. IP based bandwidth allocation has been carried out by grouping the users

with dynamic time and need based bandwidth allocation. MAC and IP address

mapping are employed to resolve IP address conflict.

The Server is based on Mikrotik Cloud Control Router (CCR) has been configured as a

firewall router using Programming in order to restrict the unauthorized sites.

fl) Internal Quality Assurance Cell

As per the guidelines of National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), the

establishment of Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is a mandatory requirement

for all NAAC-accredited institutions. The IQAC of VCET has been consistently and

actively involved in quality sustenance and quality enhancement activities.

Members of IQAC

No. S Name of the member Designation Position

4. | Dr M. Jayaraman Principal Chairperson

2. | Thiru. S.D. Chandrasekar Secretary and Correspondent Member from the

Management

3, | Thiru. M. Chinnasamy Executive Committee Member,

VET & Agni Steels Pvt. Ltd, Erode.

Member - Nominee from

Local Society / Industry

4. | Thiru. N. Velumani Executive Committee Member, VET Nominee from Trust

5 Dr. R. Kumaravelan Professor & Head - MECH

Chief Coordinator - Academics

& Accreditation

Coordinator

6. | Prof. P. Jayachandar Dean (SA)

7. | Thiru. N. Periasamy Administrative Manager

8. | Dr. K.R.Valluvan Controller of Examinations

& Professor - ECE

Senior Admin. Officers

9. | Dr. V. K. Manavalasundaram Chief Coordinator - Infrastructure

& Innovation

Coordinator

10 Dr. V. Latha Jothi Professor - CSE Co-coordinator

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No. Name of the member Designation Position

41. | Dr. S. Mangai Professor & Head - BME

12. | Dr. C. Karthik Asst. Professor & Head - CIVIL

13. | Dr. S. Jabeen Begum Professor & Head - CSE

414. | Dr. M. Nisha Angeline Professor & Head - ECE

15. | Dr. P. Sakthivel Professor & Head - EEE

46. | Dr. R, Mynavathi Professor & Head - IT

417. | Dr. V. Chandrasekaran Professor & Head - MDE

18. | Dr. T. Vetrivel Professor & Head - MBA

19. | Dr. S. Sadesh Professor & Head - Al&DS

20. | Dr. M. Eswaramurthi Professor & Head - S&H

Members

21. | Mr. 1. Subash Assistant Manager - Engines,

Royal Enfield , Chennai.

Alumnus-Mech

(2012-2016) Batch

22. | Ms. U.K. Subikshaa Ul Yr. Medical Electronics

(Roll No. 732921MDR041)

Student member

23. | Dr. L. M. Nithya Professor & Dean,

Dept. of Information Technology,

SNS College of

Technology, Coimbatore.

External Academic

Expert

24, | Mr. V. Venkatakrishnan Technical Manager

TFL Quinn India Pvt. Ltd.,Erode.

Member from Industry &

Parent

Flo Mr. Shyam Kishore V

Roll No. 19CSR102

25. | Mrs. B. Revathy 169-B, 7th Street, Sakthi Nagar,

VGR Complex, Thindal,

Erode-12.

Parent M/o Mr. Vignesh 6)

Roll No. 732921MER039

26. | Mr. Natarajaperumal

Vasudevaraju

Global-HRSS, M&A Senior

Project Manager,

GENPACT, Bangalore.

Employer

iv) Library

The Central Library and Information Center is fully computerized, with bar-coding

facility. The Library which was started with an initial stock of 4,339 books in the year

2001, has the total no. of 72498 volumes with 20642 titles of text and reference books

now. The library subscribed to 282 periodical (145 National journals and 34 Magazines

and 106 International journals). Apart from this, 6717 no. of back volumes, 201 ejournals and 5330 CDs related to various fields are available. Most of the Library

functions such a issuance, return, reservation and searching of books have been

automated. The total area of the library is 1197.86 sq.m. Apart from this, each

department has its own department library.

> Digital Library

The Library has a large and constantly growing collection of online resources

such as database, e-journals, e-books, and so on. These e-resources are accessible

anywhere within the campus at any time. We are using IP Based Campus wide

unlimited acc

 

 

1. IEEE ASPP ONLINE

2. DELNET

Special Features

+ Fully computerized Library Information system with barcoding of books,

periodicals and ID Cards to enable laser scanning of issue, return and stock

taking. a

Digital Library with Scanning Facility, Internet Access, E-Journal Access,

CD ROM Facility, Reprography (Photo-copier Facility), Web OPAC, User interactive

information Browser provides access to Digital Copies of books and

references and it links with Academic Network-DELNET.

User-friendly online enquiry system for catalog search and personal

account.

Separate section for Text and Reference books, Periodicals and Digital

Library.

Our institution is a member of DELNET, BMESI, ISTE, IIPE, CSI and IE}.

Rules and Regulations

The College Library functions from 8.30 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. on all working days.

Library remains closed on Sundays and Public Holidays.

Strict silence shall be maintained in the library premises.

Members entering the library shall keep their personal belongings outside the

library.

Except loose sheets, no personal belongings like notebooks, notes, other

books, bags, files and library books already issued will be allowed inside the

library.

It is mandatory that the students as well as the faculty should register their

entry and exit by flashing their ID at the scanner.

The library follows OPEN ACCESS SYSTEMS. Readers should leave the books

taken out from the shelves on the table after reference. They shall not replace

the books on shelves.

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The ID card should always be available with the student.

ID card is not transferable.

Lending of books will only be on production of valid ID cards.

Members shall not share or allow others to use their Bar-coded ID cards to

borrow books.

The books should be returned within a fortnight from the date of issue.

Students, who are returning the books after due date, shall have to pay a fine at

the rate of Rs.1.00 per day of delay for another 10 days and Rs. 5.00 per day

thereafter.

Journals and Magazines will not be issued.

The Staff / Students shall return the books as and when they are called back by

the librarian.

Before borrowing the book, the member must make sure that the book lent is in

a good condition and the pages are intact.

Any book if in the opinion of the Librarian is not in good condition, will not be

issued.

If the book lost or damaged is one in a set and if not separately obtainable the

student shall replace the whole set or pay the value thereof. Before leaving the

counter, one must satisfy himself / herself as to whether the book lent to him/

her is in good condition and if not, he/she is liable to be held responsible for the

replacement of the book with a new edition.

If a book is not returned on or before the due date, another book will not be

issued.

Six books for each UG student and Seven books for each PG student are

issued, while the faculty and staff are given books as and when they require.

Books (Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Year Books, Manuals, Tables, Question

Paper, etc and other reference materials) in the Reference Section will not be

lent at any cost.

New arrivals will be kept in a special rack for about 10 days. They will not be

issued during that period.

Members should not write on or make any mark or damage any book or back

volume belonging to the library.* Loss of ID Card shall be reported immediately to the Librarian in the

prescribed form available in the library enquiry counter to enable the Librarian

to lock the ID numbers.

+ Duplicate Bar-coded ID Card may be obtained from the office on payment of

Rs. 500/-

+ ven if duplicate ID card is issued, the members will continue to be

responsible for any loss arising from the misuse of the lost ID card and the

library will not accept any responsibility in this regard.

Loss of Books

+ Loss of books issued, if any, should be reported to the librarian immediately in

the prescribed form.

+ If the borrowed book is lost, the borrower should either replace a new copy of

the book or remit twice the amount present market value of the book as fine.

+ Any unauthorized activity by the student such as exchange of library cards,

removal of pages, figures, and stealing will be strictly dealt with. The

punishment could be even to the extent of expulsion from the college.

General Conditions

+ Nouser shall deface the library books by underlining or scribbling notes etc. in

the margins or elsewhere.

+ Library books are assets of the college and hence it is the responsibility of all

members to protect the library books against wanton and willful damage,

mutilation, theft or any other malpractices.

+ Photocopying of some pages from the books may be allowed at the discretion

of the Principal after obtaining the permission of the Principal and on

payment.

v) Conference Halls & Auditorium

* There are three conference halls and an auditorium with ample seating

capacity to conduct seminars, symposiums, conferences, meetings etc.

* There is a 1500 seater auditorium with the state of the art facilities for the

conduct of all cultural festivals and college functions.

vi) Physical Education

The Department of Physical Education encourages the students to participate in

games and athletics to improve their acumen in sportsmanship. Facilities for

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Basketball, Volleyball, FootBall etc., can be utilized by the students regularly.

Besides these, there is provision for playing Table Tennis, Carom, Chess, etc. The

college also has a gym facility.

 

2. SUPPORTING SERVICES

Health Care Service

Medical health care is provided on campus to all faculty members, staff and

students. The Insurance plan covers Accidental Death and Permanent Total

Disablement. It is applicable only in respect of loss occurring within India. Our

College also offers workplace accident expenses incurred for the treatment of

grievous injury following an accident. A doctor is also available to provide medical

attention to everyone on the campus. There is a separate Dispensary maintained

for the above service.

Bank with ATM facility

Bank of Baroda functions In the campus with fully computerized facilities. The 24

hour ATM facility in the bank serves the students, faculty, staff and the

administrative office, besides serving the public.

3. ACCOMMODATION FACILITIES

Student's Hostel

The College maintains its reputation for high standards of the hostels. The Gents

hostel accommodates 250 students and the Ladies hostel accommodates 550

students. The hostels being home away from home are designed to be comfortable

for studies and stay. Every student has to submit a separate application for

admission to the hostel. The hostels are under the direct control of the Principal

who is the Ex-officio Warden. The Warden will be assisted by Deputy Wardens and

hostel staff.

Wireless access points all Boys hostel and an omnidirectional Wi-Fi antenna

installed at Ladies hostel enable the students to access the internet by 24x7.

Rules and Regulations in the Hostels

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+ Discipline of the highest order is to be maintained in the Campus.

+ Staying back in the hostel during college working hours without prior

permission from the Warden/ Principal will be viewed seriously.

* Day scholars are not permitted to enter the hostel without prior permission

from the Warden. :

@Hostellers are not permitted to go out without the written permission from the

warden.

All Hostellers have to be present in their rooms by 7.00 p.m.

Students going home on working days should submit their leave application

duly countersigned by the respective HODs & the Principal.

Usage of cell phones is prohibited inside the classrooms.

Smoking, playing cards and use of intoxicating drinks / drugs inside the hostel

are strictly prohibited.

Students should make their own arrangements for the safety of their

belongings. Valuables like jewelry, cash, laptops, mobiles etc., should not be

kept unlocked. The authorities will not be liable for any losses in this regard.

The hostellers should behave courteously with all the college staff as well as

the hostel staff.

Genuine grievances, If any, should be represented to the Warden.

While going home, hostellers should submit their leave letters and get the

outgoing slips and bring them back signed by their parents.

Attendance will be taken daily at 8.145 pm in Gents hostel and 07.30 pm in

Ladies hostel.

Water should not be wasted on any account.

Hostellers will be held responsible for the damage of furniture, fittings etc, in

their respective rooms.

The college reserves the right to expel any student from the hostel without

assigning any reason.

No one is permitted to enter another's room.

Lights and fans etc. must be switched off, while leaving the room.

Hostellers attending tuitions / extra classes / lab / library should produce

permission slip from the respective staff members.

Students will be permitted to go home only during the period as decided by the

college authorities.

Every second Sunday will be the visitors’ day & the visiting hours is from

10a.m. to 5 p.m.

* Dress code will be strictly followed. Girls are not supposed to wear short or

tight dress.

+ Hostellers are not supposed to come as Day - scholars without getting prior

permission from the Warden.

* Students returning to the hostel after holidays must enter the hostel before 5

p.m.

+ Students must stay only in their respective rooms.

+ Sternaction be taken against those who do not adhere to the above rules.

+ Each hostel block is taken care of by a separate Deputy Warden.

4. STUDENT CENTRIC ACTIVITIES

Training and Placement Cell

The college has a dynamic and well-established "Training and Placement Cell"

assisted by two Placement Officers along with one faculty coordinator from each

Department As well as student coordinators from each Department.

Placement is the main institutional activity to extend job opportunities to the

students with proper guidance. The placement cell interacts with many organizations

across the country for arranging campus interviews for the placement of final year

students.

The Training and Placement Cell arranges career guidance programmes (CGP),

soft skills programmes, personality development programmes through external

experts. Such programmes are arranged for the students to develop their

communication skills and to build their self confidence. Also training in aptitude and

in C, C++ language is arranged to improve their technical knowledge. Before the

campus interviews, mock interviews are conducted to enhance the skills of the

students and to motivate them in order to enable them to face the interviews

successfully. The pre-final year students are also trained with the help of expertise of

already recruited final year students.

MOUs have been signed with reputed companies for soft skills, guest lectures,

industrial visits, project guidance and recruitments

.

Placement Officer: Mr.P.N.Karthlk, M.B.A-

 

 

Branch

Placement Statistics (Branch Wise)

No. of Placement Offers

S.No. Category

Name of the Company

Common

Econ Systems

2016-17

2017-18

2018-19

2019-20

2020-21

2021-22

2022-23

Avalon Technologies

ECE

58

71

54

145

189

131

142

Delphi-TVS

EEE

52

51

53

73

38

68

CSE

33

51

41

60

79

103

106

28

21

54

52

45

82

74

BME

34

54

80

75

73

54

54

MECH

24

76

46

103

48

114

21

CIVIL

35

15

31

04

02

29

12

MDE

23

30

MBA

22

41

27

18

15

48

65

TOTAL 296

391

433

515

524

622

622

COMPANIES VISITED FOR CAMPUS RECRUITMENT 2022-2023

ON Campus

S.No. Category

Name of the Company

1

Hexaware Technologies

Zifo RnD Solutions

Kaar Technologies

Aspire Systems

Common

ON Campus

Vuram Technologies

Cognizant

Logbase

Zifo Digital Solutions

Milekal Engineering

Vinsinfo

Sopra Steria

Zuci Systems

Tech Mahindra

Renault Nissan Technology

Clarivate Analytics

Infiniti Software Solutions

Muthoot Finance

Reliance Retail Ltd

ESAF Small Finance Bank

Span Technology Service Pvt Ltd.

Macbro Technology India Pvt Ltd

Tata Consultancy Services

Kaar Technologies

Suresoft Systems Pvt Ltd

Focus Academy For Career Enhancement(FACE)

Mphasis

Crypto Tech P Ltd

Sonata Software

iMatiz Technologies

Healthwatch

Stock Holding Corp of India

Xenovex Technologies Pvt Ltd

Episource

Daxfo Technology

Agira Technologies

Mphasis BPS

Lakshmi Electrical Control Systems Limited

Hay Clothings

Mitsuba India Pvt Ltd

Vee Technologies

Hexaware ΒΡΟ

Tech Mahindra BPO

Allsec Technologies

Kyungshin Industrial Motherson P Ltd

COMPANIES VISITED FOR CAMPUS RECRUITMENT 2022-2023

S.No. Category

2

OFF Campus

Name of the Company

Kanini Software

KGISL

JMAN Group

Omega Healthcare

Sri Mookambika Infosolutions P Ltd

Smart Soc Solutions

Common

Tata Consultancy Services

Tata Consultancy Services

 


 


S.No. Category

Name of the Company

Common

Joy Technologies

Karur Vysya Bank

Mapals India Pvt Ltd

OFF Campus

HCL

Sutherland

KGPCo Ltd

L&T Finance Ltd

Jasmine Infotech Pvt Ltd

Cratoflow

AWE Care Pvt Ltd

Zeos Architects

Brakes India Pvt Ltd

Sakthi Auto Components Ltd

 

 

5. INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL-IQAC DETAILS OF RESPONSIBILITIES

1) Chief Coordinators

Dr. R. Kumaravelan, M.E., PLD, FLE

Chief Coordinator-Academics & Accreditation

Prof. & Head, Dept. of Mech. Engg

Dr. V.K. Manavalasundaram, M.E., Ph.D. Chief Coordinator-Innovation & Structure

Prof. Dept. of IT

2) NAAC/IQAC Coordinator

Dr. R. Kumaravelan M.E PAD FLE

Co-coordinator

3) NBA Coordinator

Chief Coordinator-Academics & Accreditation

Prof. & Head, Dept. of Mech. Engg

Tata Consultancy Services

Dr. V. Latha Jothi, M.E., PRO, Prot, Dept of CSE

Dr. S.K. Manikandan, M.Tech, PhD, Prot, Dept. of BME

4) E-Documentation Centre Coordinator: Dr. V. Latha Jothi, M.E., Ph.D.

P Dept of CSE

RANKING & MANDATORY SUBMISSIONS

1) Students Counseling Coordinator

2) Grievance Redressal Coordinator

3) NIRF Ranking Coordinator

Prof. P. Jayachandar, Dean (A)

Prof. P. Jayachandar, Dean (SA)

Dr. R. Kumaravelan M.E., Ph.D., FLE

Chief Coordinator Academics & Accreditation Prot & Head, Dept. of Mech. Engg.

27

PRINCIPAL

4) AICTE/UGC New Initiatives

Coordinator: Dr. R. Kumaravelan, M.E.,Ph.D.,F.I.E. Chief Coordinator Academics & Accreditation Prof. & Head, Dept of Mech. Eng

5) AISHE Portal Entry

Coordinator: Dr. V.K. Manavalasundaram,M.E., Ph.D., Chief Coordinator - Innovation & infrastructure

Prof, Dept. of IT

 

6) AICTE-CII Survey

Coordinator: Dr. V. Chandrasekaran, B.EM.Tech. Ph.D., Prof & Head, Dept. of MDE

7) Magazine Ranking Coordinator:

Dr. S. Jabeen Begum, ME,Ph.D., Prof & Head, Dept. of CSE CELLS-CURRICULAR

 

ACTIVITIES

1) Research and Development Cell Coordinator: Dr. V. Chandrasekaran, B.E.M. Tech, Ph.D., Prof & Head, Dept. of MDE

2) Placement and Training Cell

Coordinators: Mr. P.N. Karthik, 8.5 MBA, SPlant Officer

Mr. P. Karthikeyan, MBA Pint, Officer

Dr. M. Malaravan, MBA, M.PHI., Ph.D, Pc Officer

Mr. A.C. Senthilkumaar, B.Tech, Asst Post Officer

3) Higher Education Cell & Career Development Cell

Coordinator: Dr. M. Sreedhar, M.E., PhD., Prof, Dept of EEE

4) Industry Institution Partnership Cell Coordinator: Dr. P. Karthick M.E., M.GS, MIE., Ph.D., Asst. Prof & Head, Dept. of Civil Engg

5) Teaching Learning Centre (TLC)/HRD Cell

Coordinator: Mr. S. Hariprasath, ME Asst. Prof, Dept. of EEE

6) Entrepreneurship Development Cell

Coordinator: Dr. K.T. Kalaiselvi, MFC MBA M.PHIL Ph.D., Asse. Prof, Dept of MGT. Studies

7) Institution Innovation Council

Convenor Dr. K. Vanchinathan, M., Ph.D., Asto. Pref, Dept. of EEE

Co convenor Mr. T.C.R. Dinesh, ME, Axat. Prof Dept. of Mech. Engg

8) VCET Alumni Association

Coordinator: Dr. N. Balachandran, MEA, M.Phil PD, BET, Asst. Pret, Dept of MGT, Studies

9) Students Activity Cell

Coordinator: Dr. M. Eswaramurthi, M.Phil PhD, Prof. & Head, Dept. of SAH

10) Timetable and Open Elective Coordination

Coordinators: Dr. S. Mangal, M.Ph.D. Prot & Head, Dept. of BME

Ms. D. Sasipreetha, M.E., Asst. Prof, Dept. of BME

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

1) NSS, UNNAT BHARATH ABIYAN

Coordinators: Dr. M. Govindarajan, Phi, PhD, Ass, Pre Exam Cell Coordinator, Dept of GE Mr. S. Pooranachandran, M.E., Asst. Prof. Dept of SCE

2) National Cadet Corps Coordinators: Mr. B. Dineshkumar, M.E., Asst. Prot, Dept of ECE Mr. K. Vetri, M.Sc. M.Phil Aast. Prof, Dept. of Mathematics

3)         Youth Red Cross        Coordinator : Dr. T. Vetrivel, MBA.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D., Prof & Head,

Programme Officer : Dr. K. Manlkandan, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,Prof. & Coordinator, Depl of Chemistry      Depl of Management Studies

 

4)         Red Ribbon Club

Coordinator : Mr. G. Praveenkumar, M.Sc,.M.Phil , Asst. Prof, Dept. of Physics

5)         Green Club

Coordinator : Mr. R. Balasubramanian, M,Sc.,M.Phll., Asst. Prof, Dept. of Chemistry

6)         Rotaract Club

Coordinator : Dr. N. Thangaraj, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Prof, Dept. of Physics

 

7)         English Literary Association

Coordinators : Mrs. V. Suguna , M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Asst. Prof, Dept of English Mrs. S. Tamilselvi, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Asst. Prof, Dept of English

8)         Fine Arts Club & VISCOM Club

Coordinator : Dr. S. Devi, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Asst.Prof, Dept. of Physics

9)         Fit India Youth Club

Coordinator:  Dr. S. Kanaga Vishnu Moorthy, B.Com.,M.B,Ed.,Ph.D.,

Physical Director, Dept. of Physical Education

 

 

9)         IEEE Students Chapter

 

Coordinators : Dr. S. Mangai, M.E.,Ph.D., Prof. & Head, Dept. of BME

Mr. K. Rajaram, M.E., Asst. Prof, Dept. of BME

 

10)       SAE India Collegiate Club

 

Coordinator : Mr. V. Mohankumar, M.E., Asst. Prof, Dept. of Mech. Engg

 

 

 

SUPPORT SERVICES

1)         Campus Networking

Coordinator : Dr. V.K. Manavalasundaram, M E.,Ph □.

Chief Coordinator - Innovation & Infrastructure, Prof, Dept. of IT

 

10) Women Empowerment Cell

Coordinator: Dr. N. Jeyashanthi, M.Sc,.M.Phil.,M.Tech.,Ph.D., Prof, Dept of BME

ACTIVITIES RELATED TO INDUSTRY LINKAGES / PROFESSIONAL BODIES

1)         Swayam • NPTEL Local Chapter

Coordinator : Dr. s. Sadesh, M.E., Ph.D., Prof & Head, Dept of Al&DS

 

2)         PALS Partner Institute (IITM Alumni Charitable Trust)

Coordinators : Dr. S. Sadesh, M.E., Ph.D., Prof & Head, Dept of Al&DS Dr. C. Gokul, M.E.,M.B.A.,Ph,D., Asso.Prof, Dept, of EEE

 

3)         ICT Academy Member Institute

Coordinators : Dr. S. Jabeen Begum, M.E.,Ph.D., Prof. & Head, Dept. of CSE

Mrs. C. Kotteeswari, M.Tech., Asst. Prof, Dept. of CSE

 

4)         INFOSYS Campus Connect

Coordinator : Dr. S. Jabeen Begum, M.E.,Ph.D., Prof. & Head, Dept. of CSE

 

5)         WIPRO PRP Programme

Coordinator  :  Mrs. K. Nevetha, M.E., Asst. Prof, Dept. of IT

 

 

6)         FOSSEE Centre

Coordinator : Mr. C. Saravanan, M.E., Asst. Prof, Dept. of IT

7)         ISTE Staff & Students Chapter

Coordinator : Dr. S. Jabeen Begum, M.E.,Ph.D., Prof. & Head, Dept. of CSE

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dr. K. Ganeshkumar, B.Tech.,ME.,Ph.□.,Prof, Dept. of IT

 

2)         VCET Website Maintenance

Coordinators : Dr. V.K. Manavalasundaram, M.E.,Ph.□,,

Chief Coordinator• Innovation & Infrastructure, Prof, Dept. of IT

Mr. A. Logeswaran, M.E, Asst. Prof, □epl of IT

3)         College & Learning Management System Implementation (CMS/LMS)

Coordinators :  Dr. R. Kumaravelan, M.E.,Ph.□.,F.1.E.

Chief Coordinator• Academics & Accreditation, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Mech. Engg.

Mr. A. P. Gopu M.E., Asst Prof., Dept. of CSE

 

4)         Publication Cell • Newsletter & Magazine

Coordinator: Dr. S. Rajan, M.E.,Ph.D., Prof. Dept. of EGE

 

 

5)         Publication Cell • Academic Calendar

Coordinators : Dr. S. Hemalatha, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Prof & Coordinator, Dept. of English

Dr. M. Ponni Bala, M.Tech., Ph.D., Prof. Depl of BME

 

6)         Stationary - Students

Coordinator : Dr. S. Velumani, M.E., Ph.□.,c.1.E.,Prof, Dept. of Mech. Engg

6.         OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS

 

 

 

s.

No       Name  Designation     Mobile No.

1          Dr. K.R. Valluvan, B.Sc.. B.Tech., DIISC., M.E., Ph.D.         Prof. & COE    94426 41594

2          Dr. S Mahendrakumar M.E.. Ph.D.    Prof. & Deputy COE  

99943 88845

3          Mr. S. Vivekanandan M.E.     Asst. Prof. &ACOE

(Systems)      

 

98427 93942

4          Dr. M. Govindarajan M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph,D,   Asst. Prof. & Exam Cell Coordinator 

 

99653 96661

5          Mr. K. Vetri M.Sc., M.Phil.      Asst. Prof. & Exam Cell

Co-coordinator           

 

96775 33775

6          Mr.T. Govindaraj ME. Asst. Prof. & Exam Cell

Coordinator    

 

98655 21925

7          Mr. N. Subramanian B.Sc., D. Pharm            Sr. Asst           94438 39002

8          Mr. R. Sathishraja M.C.A       Sr. Asst           9965617891

9          Mr S Abinave B.E.      Sr. Asst           90952 51123

10        Mr. K. Sadhasivam B.Com., PGDCA.           Junior Asst      99655 48885

 

 

1.         STUDENT DISCIPLINARY REQUIREMENTS

a)         Identity Card

Students are issued laminated identity cards containing basic details along with blood group, date of birth, contact phone number and residential address. The identity card is a valid document to check the bonafide status of the students within and outside the college. It is to be brought to the college daily. No duplicate card will be issued.

b)         Examinations and Attendance

The examinations shall be conducted both in theory and practicals. A student will be permitted for the semester examination during any semester, only if

i)          the student secures not less than 75% of attendance during that semester

ii)                     the student earns a progress certificate from the Head of the institution having satisfactorily completed the course of study as required and prescribed in the subject by the regulations.

iii)         the conduct of the student has been found satisfactory throughout the semester.

 

C) Rules Governing Conduct

Students are forbidden to smoke and use intoxicating drinks / drugs within the college premises, to write or to make marks or to deface the walls with their foot prints on the walls or desks or to throw bits of papers or ink on the floors or to deface/ tear the circulars in the notice boards those who violate these rules will be punished.

Students should be polite and punctual and come to the college neatly dressed. Wearing T- Shirts, Collarless shirts and faded jeans are not permitted.

Students are not allowed to stand about or walk along the veranda of the college during the class hours.

Strict silence should be maintained inside the classrooms.

No student is allowed to enter or leave the class room without the permission of the faculty concerned.

Requests petitions, appeals and complaints of any kind have to be made in the first place to the class advisor, mentor or the head of the department concerned and not directly to the higher authorities.

If any damage is caused to the college property by any student/ group of students, the cost of the same will be recovered from the particular student/ group of students, followed by suitable disciplinary action.

Using Cellular Phones inside the class room by the students is totally prohibited.

All the students should wear their ID cards compulsorily in such a way that the ID Card is distinctly visible, so long as they are within the campus premises.

Tampering with electrical fitting is prohibited.

Students should acquaint themselves with the notifications put up on the notice board.

Malpractice and misbehavior will be considered as discourteous and will invite stern disciplinary action.

No meeting should be organized by the students without getting prior written permission from the Principal.

Day - Scholars are not allowed to enter the hostel without prior permission from the Principal.

Any student who has been convicted for any offense in a court of law will not be allowed to continue his/ her studies in the college.

 

 

In this act unless the context otherwise requires, "ragging" means display of noisy, disorderly conduct, doing any act which causes or is likely to cause physical or psychological harm or raise apprehension or

fear or shame or embarrassment to a student of any educational institution and it includes           /           L,-

 

a.         Teasing, abusing or playing practical jokes on, or causing hurt to such students; or.

b.         Asking the students to do any act or perform something which such student will not in the ordinary course willingly do.

Prohibition of Ragging

Ragging within or outside the educational institution is prohibited.

 

Penalty for Ragging

Whoever directly or indirectly commits, participates in, abets or propagates "ragging" within or outside the educational institution, shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years and shall also be liable to a fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees.

Dismissal of Student

Any Student convicted of an offense under penalty for ragging shall also be dismissed from the educational institution and such student shall not be admitted in any other educational institution.

Suspension of Student

Without prejudice to the foregoing provisions, whenever any student complains of ragging to the head of the institution or to any other person responsible for the management of the educational institution, such head of the educational institution or person responsible for the management of the educational institution shall enquire into the same immediately and if found true shall suspend the student who has committed the offense, from the educational institution. The decision of the head of the educational institution or the person responsible for the management of the educational institution that any student has indulged in ragging under sub-section (1) shall be final.

Punishment to be awarded as per the notification

(F.No.37-3/ Legal/ AICTE / 2009, Dated 01.07.2009 byAICTE, New Delhi)

 

Depending upon the nature and gravity of the offense as established, the possible punishments for those found guilty of ragging at the institution level shall be anyone or any combination of the following.

i)  Cancellation of admission.

J          ii) Suspension from attending classes.

iii) Withholding/ withdrawing scholarship /fellowship and other benefits

Students should abstain from active participation in any political party or communal politics. Students who indulge in political propaganda or who organize fellow students in political factions on the premises of the College or Hostel or who otherwise engage themselves in party politics are liable to be expelled from the College or Hostel.

Vehicles should be parked only in the parking space. Otherwise, strict action will be taken.

Strict silence must be maintained inside the premises of the college during class hours, in the laboratories, and in the library.

Books borrowed from the library must be returned on time. They must not be sub-let to others.

Prescribed uniform should be worn by all the students for Workshop and Laboratories.

Principal / hostel authorities have full power to inflict punishment such as fine, suspension and expulsion of students from the college for violation of disciplinary regulations, code of good conduct and behavior and flagrant violation of hostel regulations.

Breach of any of the above rules will lead to disciplinary action and result in suspension or expulsion of the student.

e)         Ragging (Prohibited as perTamilnadu Government Gazette) Extract of Act No. 7 of 1997

An act to prohibit Ragging in educational institutions in the State of Tamilnadu.

 

Short title, extent and commencement

1.         This act may be called the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Ragging Act 1997.

2.         It extends to the whole of the State of Tamilnadu.

3.         It shall be deemed to have come into force on the nineteenth day of December 1996.

 

Debarring from appearing in any test / examination or other evaluation process.

v)         Withholding results.

vi)                    Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international meet, tournament, youth festival etc.

vii)       Suspension/expulsion from the Hostel.

viii)       Rustication from the institution for a maximum period of four semesters.

ix)                    Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution.

x)                     When the persons committing/ abetting the crime of ragging are not identified, the institution shall resort to collective punishment as a deterrent to ensure community pressure on the potential raggers.

xi)        Rigorous imprisonment up to three years.

While the first 10 types of punishment can be awarded by the appropriate authority of the institution itself, the last punishment can be awarded only by a court of law. As per the latest Supreme Court orders, Police complaint has to be lodged against students indulging in ragging and criminal proceedings will be initiated against them.

Attendance

1.         Students should attend the Classes regularly.

2.         Staff members should take the attendance at the beginning of each period. No student will be allowed inside the class beyond 9.00 am for forenoon session and beyond 01.20 pm for afternoon session.

3.         The attendance of each student is to be totalled at the end of every month and entered in the Progress Report. Defaulter's name will be intimated to their parents/ guardians.

4.         Leave availed under medical grounds is not taken into account for Attendance.

5.         However, Students taking medical leave should produce proper medical and fitness certificate, from a registered Medical Practitioner.

f) Working Hours

Monday to Saturday in a week are working days (except declared holidays). The classes commence at 9.00 am and continue till 4.15 pm  ., with a lunch break for 50 minutes from 12.30 pm to 1.20 p.m.

 

g)         Holidays

Sundays and Holidays notified by the Government of Tamilnadu and the trust are treated as holidays. Monday to Saturday in a week are working days (except declared holidays) generally; but if notified for any official work, they are working days.

h)         Scholarships

The following scholarships are awarded by the Government to deserving students.

1.         BC scholarship.

2.         MBC scholarship.

3.         SC/ST scholarship and loan.

4.         First Graduates Scholarship.

5.         Management Scholarship for Meritorious students.

6.         Private scholarships and loans are also arranged for the students individually.

7.         Minority Welfare Department Scholarship (WDS).

Computer Facility

There are 15 computer centers with over 1234 terminals and all the terminals are connected to the LAN with internet facility of 500 Mbps broadband line. The students are allowed to use these centers from 08.45 am to 07.30 p.m

 

 

 

 


Anti Sexual Harassment Committee Academic Year 2023 - 2024

 

s.         Name

No       Position           Category         Telephone

Numbers         E-mail

1, Dr.S.Mangai            Chairperson    Prof. & Head BME      99429 53419   mangai@ velalarengg.ac.in

2. Prof.P.Jayachandar           Member          Assa.Prof. & Dean (SA)         94431 39215   jayachandar @velalarengg.ac.in

3. Dr.S.Jabeen Begum           Member          Prof. & Head (CSE)    98946 51159   jabeenbegum @velalarengg.ac.in

4. Dr.S.Viveka Member          Prof. & IT         99420 53955   viveka @velalarengg.ac.in

5. Dr.Deepa Jananakumar     Member          Prof.& Coordinator Physics    94886 52656   deepajananakumar @velalarengg.ac.in

6. Dr.C.Suseela          Member          NGO   98422 14521   suseelac @velalarengg.ac.in

 

 

2.

Mr. M.K. Jaganathan

Member

 

Anti-Ragging Committee [Refer Appendix 12.UGC Draft Regulation, dated 03 December 2013]

S. No.

Name

Position chairman/ member

1.

Dr. M. Jayaraman

Chairman

Professional Designation

Principal

Asst. Deputy Superintendent of Police

Address

@velalarengg.ac.in principal

& Tech, Thindal - 12. Velalar College of Engg.

Telephone numbers

E-mail

0424- 2244201-205

98429 07677

adsp jaganathan @gmail.com

ADSP, Prohibition Enforcement Wing, Erode

disp.erode @gmail.com

Deputy BDO (Admin.), Erode. Erode Dist. Collectorate,

3.

Mr. S. Balasubramanian

Member

Deputy BDO

94438 35272

State President, Tamilnadu Farmer's Association

Mr.K.C. Rathinasamy, Baasuvapatte(PO), Poochakkattu Valasu, Chennimall - 638 051.

4.

Mr. K.C. Rathinasamy

Member

94438 95272

kc rathinasamy @velalarengg.ac.in

Administrative Manager

5.

Mr.N.Periasamy

Member

98427 34934

adminmanager@ velalarengg.ac.in

Administrative Manager Velelar college of Engg. & Tech., Thindal, Erode-12. Mr.E.R.Sathlyamurthy Flo.S.Manoshree, II-B.E.-CSE 4/116, Komalithollam, Kampuliyampalti P Post, Vijayamangalam-638056

Mr.N.Periasamy

6.

Mr.E.R.Sathiyamurthy

Member

Representative of parents

manoshree466@ gmail.com

97508 59092

Mr.L.Gokul, III-B.Tech.-IT S/o.P.Loganathan, 6/4 North Street, Pakalayur, Vijayamangalam-638056.

7.

Mr.L.Gokul

Member

Representative of students

gokulloganathan19 @gmail.com

99942 11858

Mr.D.Karthigaivashan III-B.E.Mech., Slo.S.Dharmalingam, Kanakkampalayam, Kagam Post, Sivagiri-638109.

8. Mr.D.Karthigaivashan

Member

Representative

of students

88385 65898

karthigaivashanravi @gmail.com

 

ANTI-RAGGING SQUAD - ACADEMIC YEAR 2023 - 2024

 

Ss. Name Position Chairman

/ Member Professional Designation Telephone

Numbers E-mail

1, | Dr M.Jayaraman Chairman Principal 0424-2244201 principal

@velalarengg.ac.in

Dr. R.Kumaravelan Member Prof. & Head / Mechanical &

CCO (Academics & Accreditation) 94435 63481 kumaravelanr

@velalarengg.ac.in

Dr. V.K.Manavalasundaran] Member Prof. / IT & CCO

(Innovation & Infrastructure) 99945 56999 manavalsundaram

@velalarengg.ac.in

Dr. M.Eswaramurthi Member Prof. & Head / S&H 94871 49205 eswaramurthi

@velalarengg.ac.in

Mr. N.Periasamy Member Administrative Manager 98427 34934 adminmanager

@velalarengg.ac.in

Dr. K.Manikandan Member Professor & Coordinator /

Chemistry 98655 49424 manikandank

@velalarengg.ac.in

Mr. G.Praveenkumar Member Asst. Prof. / Physics

Dy. Warden of Boys Hostel 73970 34351 praveenkumar

@velalarengg.ac.in

Ms. R.Savitha Member

Asst. PD. /

Physical Education

Dy.Warden of Girls Hostel

73730 65267 rsavitha

@velalarengg.ac.in

 

 

 

 

DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

 

Name Designation Mobile No.

Dr. S.Mangai M.E.,Ph.D.,FIE Prof. & Head 99429 53419

Dr. N.Jeyashanthi MSc_,MPhil.M.Tech.,Ph.D Professor 98427 35088

Dr. S.K.Manikandan M.Tech.,Ph.D Professor 70107 47425

Dr. P Ravikumar MSc.,MTech.,Ph.D Professor 9944914928

Dr. M. Ponni Bala MTech.,Ph.D Professor 98439 99554

Dr. J. Rajalakshmi M.E..Ph.D Asst. Prof. 89407 98997

Dr. S. Sudha M.E.,Ph.D Asst. Prof. 95009 25588

Ms. C. Radhika Me. Asst. Prof. 99420 13134

Ms. D. Sasi Preetha mE Asst. Prof. 98429 11544

Mr. K. Rajaram ME. Asst. Prof. 94888 68844

Mr. N.N. Baalakumar B.Tech, ME Asst. Prof. 94886 33954

Ms. P Georgia Chris Selwyna MTech Asst. Prof. 73730 27797

Ms. S. Maheswari ME Asst. Prof. 96981 78441

Ms. S. Yamunadevi m.E Asst. Prof. 98844 57873

Mr. S. Govindaraj ME Asst. Prof. 96980 48854

Ms. R. Indhumathi Me Asst. Prof. 90256 90602

Ms. A. Kalyani ME. Asst. Prof. 73733 04444

Mr. R. Saravanakumar ME Asst. Prof. 98449 72627

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Ms. R. Leelavathi ME Asst. Prof. 98949 89055

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N

Ms. M. Sharmila M.Tech Asst. Prof. 97861 00872

Non Teaching Staff

Ms. C. Thilagarani D.TEd Lab. Asst. 95854 17570

Ms. S. Vijaya LT! Lab, Asst. 63749 85330

Ms. V. Divya DEEE Lab. Asst. 97902 68187

Mr. N. Ragunathan oca Lab. Tech. 96885 87022

TINI MO! Tt) wo

Ms. G. Kalaimagal DTeéd Lab. Asst. 99426 10011

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

S.No. Name Designation Mobile No.

Dr. C. Karthik ME,MIGS. MIE MISTE,,Ph.D Asst. Prof. & Head 98942 58913

Dr. D. Sakthivel ME..MIGS ,MIE..MISTE.,Ph.D Asst. Prof. 97502 34615

Ms. A. Anitha ME MIGS., AMIE. MISTE Asst. Prof. 80124 42255

Mr. S. Suresh M.E.,.MIGS.,AMIE..MISTE. Asst. Prof. 97516 77970

Mr. S.C. Sarathkumar meE.MIGs AMIE .MISTE Asst. Prof. 99445 58163

THINIMI TST] WM] ©

Mr. C. Pranesh ME. AMIE. MISTE. Asst. Prof. 81488 34962

 

S.No. Name Designation Mobile No.

Mr. S. Ramesh Kumar ME_MISTE. Asst. Prof. 75029 33231

Mr. K.J. Pradeep Kumar M.E.,.MISTE.,MICL., Asst. Prof. 97897 44541

Non Teaching Staft

S.No. Name Designation Mobile No.

F Mr. B. Shanmugasundaram D.C.E. Lab. Tech. 80155 90969

2 Ms. N. Thangamani B.Sc. Lab. Asst. 95664 67784

Mr. M. Thirumoorthi Lab. Attender 88388 28880

DEPARTMENT

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

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Name Designation Mobile No.

Dr. S. Jabeen Begum ME., Ph.D Prof. & Head 98946 51159

Dr. V. Latha Jothi ME.,Ph.D Professor 98427 23701

Dr. S. Russia M Tech., Ph.D Professor 99430 05802

Dr. S. Gokulraj M.E.,Ph.D Asso. Prof. 90034 94844

Dr. V. Kavitha ME.,PhD Asso. Prof. 97912 09971

Ms. M.Mohanasundari ME. Asst. Prof. 96008 46383

Ms. C. Kotteeswari M.Tech, Asst. Prof. 94455 26744

Mr. S.Vivekanandan ME Asst. Prof. 98427 93942

Ms. K. Mohanapriya ME. Asst. Prof. 90952 28642

Ms. S. Nithya ME Asst. Prof. 88383 33793

Ms. M. Thilagarani B Tech ME. Asst. Prof. 98401 94577

Ms. R. Vishalakshi ME. Asst. Prof. 94888 77380

Mr. A.P Gopu ME. Asst. Prof. 99444 61841

Mr. S. Senthilnathan ME, Asst. Prof. 99425 90750

Ms. |. Nivetha Me Asst. Prof. 88254 25522

Ms. R. Vidhya ME Asst. Prof. 90039 24080

Ms. V. Raaga Varsini ME. Asst. Prof. 98422 27566

Ms. D. S. Eneeya Sri ME Asst. Prof. 99524 65934

H|N] mo] st] wmlolr}ola/ S/o) NS Sp SP SiSi alee

Mr. P Mariappan ME Asst. Prof. 98944 53401

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Ms. S. Dhivya ME Asst. Prof. 89460 44215

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Ms. S. Devisri ME Asst. Prof. 86674 78998

22 Ms. D. Yamunathangam ME Asst. Prof. 95781 91957

Non Teaching Staff

Ms. S. Gomathi Lab. Asst. 90957 91323

Mr. S. Meikandan BSc. (CT) Lab. Asst. 96294 46600

Ms. S. Vinodhini BE Lab. Instructor 99659 64419

H|N[oOls

Mr. M. Suresh mca. (4) © Sys. Admin 99760 53503

 

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

te)

<a

Name Designation Mobile No.

Dr P Sakthivel ME,PhD Prof. & Head 94439 48051

Dr. M. Sreedhar M.E.,Ph.D Professor 99945 66675

Dr. C. Gokul ME..MBA.,Ph.D Asso. Prof. 98437 22244

Dr. K. Vanchinathan ME.,Ph.D Asso. Prof. 99941 43235

Mr. S. Saravanan ME Asst. Prof. 90427 03342

Mr. P Rajasekaran ME. Asst. Prof. 98435 40935

Ms. M. Chitra Me Asst. Prof. 83441 39683

THIN] OO] FT] WO] O] &]

Mr. V. Sabarivelu ME Asst. Prof. 99445 22802

9 Mr. S. Hariprasath me Asst. Prof. 88702 22333

10 | Mr D. Rajkumar ME Asst. Prof. 99941 00403

11 Mr. J. Senthilnath Me. Asst. Prof 99651 72152

12 | Ms. S. Gokula Brindha Me Asst. Prof. 97884 06006

Non Teaching Staff

S.No. Name Designation Mobile No.

4 Mr. G. Asaithambi BE Lab. Instructor 97912 73667

Mr. N. Kannan DEEE. Sr. Lab. Tech, 77081 54200

Ms. S. Yuvarani DECE Lab. Tech. 94433 21593

Ms. S. Poongodi oca Lab. Asst. 80121 39539

NN} OO} s/o

Ms. R. Shanthi NCVT..DOA Lab. Tech. 90256 62957

 

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND

COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

 

S.No. Name Designation Mobile No.

 

Dr. K.R. Valluvan 8 Sc.8 Tech.,DlISc.M.E,Ph.FLE, Prof. & COE 94426 41594

Mr. P. Jayachandar ME Asso. Prof & Dean (SA) 94431 39215

Dr. M. Nisha Angeline ME_,Ph.D Prof. & Head 96590 03272

Dr. K.Venkatachalam M.Tech..Ph.D Professor 99766 55046

Dr. S. Mahendra Kumar M.E..Ph.0 Prof.& Deputy COE 99943 88845

Dr. K. Senthil Prakash M.€.,Ph.0 Professor 99446 24624

Dr. S. Rajan ME,,PhD Professor 99657 52924

Dr. V. Gowrishankar ME.PhD Asso. Prof. 99652 61106

NO) S/O }o lye [oO |m

Dr. M. Parimala Devi ME.,.M.8.A,Ph.D Asso. Prof. 94884 70240

f=)

Mr. P Senthil Kumar ME Asst. Prof. 98652 67438

11 Ms. S. Pavithra ME. Asst. Prof. 95781 80008

12 Mr. K.S, Murugesan ME. Asst. Prof. 97503 65463

43 Mr. R. Gopalan ME Asst. Prof. 99443 03075

14 Mr. N. Karthikeyan ME. Asst. Prof. 97904 38632

15 Mr. S. Pooranachandran ME. Asst. Prof. 98423 56628

16 Mr. G. Boopathi Raja ME. Asst. Prof. 87609 09151

17 Ms. T. Sathya ME Asst. Prof. 99766 09151

18 Ms. S. Yamuna ME Asst. Prof. 80127 90271

19 Mr. S. Nachimuthu mM.e Asst. Prof. 99522 64062

20 Mr. S. Ashwanth ME. Asst. Prof. 99426 73319

21 Ms. P Nanghini me. Asst. Prof. 97506 58506

22 Mr. K. K. Pradeep ME Asst. Prof. 90952 90524

23 Ms. V. Sakthipriya ME. Asst. Prof. 90922 98011

24 Ms. S. Aiswarya M.E Asst. Prof. 96290 39396

25 Ms. M. Ruba ME Asst. Prof. 78119 02828

26 Ms. C. Santhini ME. Asst. Prof. 94860 41557

27 Ms. R. Hemalatha ME Asst. Prof. 98422 54178

28 Mr. B. Dineshkumar ME. Asst. Prof. 77088 32934

29 Ms. M. Padmapriya M.E. Asst. Prof. 97158 85599

30 Ms. N. Divyaa ME Asst. Prof. 97888 51551

31 Ms. K. Shree Subhathra ME Asst. Prof. 88257 64551

Non Teaching Staff

S.No. Name Designation Mobile No.

1

Mr. M. Padmanaban DECE.,DCH.,(B. Tech.) Lab. Tech. 99429 50057

Mr. R. Ramesh BCA Sr. Lab. Asst. 99522 15704

Ms. K. V. Pushpalatha DECE..DTP,PGDCA. Lab. Tech. 97870 33073

Ms. M. Kavitha B.Com., CLIS., BLIS. Lab. Asst. 97155 27414

Mr. PL. Shivakkumar DEEE Lab. Tech. 81482 77891

Ms. V. Bharathi BE Lab. Instructor 63835 48286

Ms. S. Manimegalai DEEE Lab. Tech. 97913 95779

NO! ST O}O lm |oO

Mr. R. Manikandan DECE. Lab. Tech. 82209 05602

(Autonomous)


DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

 

Name Designation Mobile No.

Dr. VK. Manavalasundaram ME.,Ph.D Chief Coordinator -

Innovation & Infrastructure

Professor 99945 56999

Dr. R. Mynavathi MCA..M.E..M.Phil SET.Ph.O Prof. & Head 99760 58131

Dr. K. Ganesh Kumar B.Tech..M.E.,Ph.D Professor 74024 37377

Dr. S. Viveka MCA.M.E.,Ph.D Professor 99420 53955

Dr. M. Kavitha M.E.,Ph.D Asso. Prof 95007 19815

Dr. R. Menaka MTech.,Ph.D Asst. Prof 98420 42627

Ms. T. Nithya ME Asst. Prof 98432 76587

Mr. C. Saravanan ME Asst. Prof 95783 88190

Ms. V, Leela ME Asst. Prof 96880 06892

Mr. A. Logeswaran M.E Asst. Prof 98431 98641

Ms. V. Gomathi MTech Asst. Prof 95242 14882

Ms. P Prema ME Asst. Prof 75026 20553

Ms. K. Nevedha ME. Asst. Prof 96290 55596

Ms. T. Kokilavani ME Asst. Prof 95003 15782

Ms. T. Saranya M.E. Asst. Prof 74023 37226

Mr. K. Gopalakrishnan BTech..M.E Asst. Prof 99522 70717

Ms. E. Sudha ME. Asst. Prof 94889 34270

Ms. M. Ramya ME Asst. Prof 99622 63283

Mr. P Prakash ME. Asst. Prof 97511 15660

Ms. M. Gowthami ME. Asst. Prof 63814 60237

Ms. T. Dhivya ME. Asst. Prof 98430 24070

Ms. M. Sathiyapriya ME Asst, Prof 84287 72279

Mr. P Prabhu Ranjith Me. Asst. Prof 95782 74454

Non Teaching Staff

S.No. Name Designation Mobile No.

Fi

Mr. P Gowri Shankar M.C.A.M_ Phil. Programmer 97875 57750

Ms. D. Baby Attender 87542 71304

Mr. S. Dhamodaran MSc. B.Ed. Asst. Sys. Admin 98652 91557

Ms. R. Priya Dharshini B.Tech., IT Data Entry Operator 96265 10979

Mr. A. Vijayakumar OME Lab. Asst. 99765 06412

NL Ops) no} o

Mr. S. Poornaprakash DCSE. Lab. Tech. 96294 80144

 

 

 

List of Holidays for the Year 2023-2024 ]

Month Date Day Details

Jul- 23 15.07.2023 Third Saturday

29.07.2023 Fifth Saturday Moharam

Aug-23

03.08.2023 Thursday Adi 18

04.08.2023 Friday Common Holiday

05.08.2023 First Saturday

45.08.2023 Monday Independence Day

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Sep-23

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02.09.2023 First Saturday

06.09.2023 Wednesday Gokulashtami

16.09.2023 Third Saturday Common Holiday

18.09.2023 Monday Vinayagar Chadurthi

28.09.2023 Thursday Milad-un- Nabi

30.09.2023 Fifth Saturday Common Holiday

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Oct-23

wo =

02.10.2023 Monday Gandhi Jayanthi

21.10.2023 Third Saturday Common Holiday

23.10.2023 Monday Pooja Holidays

24.10.2023 Tuesday Pooja Holidays

Mm co

-

41.11.2023 Saturday Deepavali Holidays

13.11.2023 Monday Deepavali Holidays

mn 2

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02.12.2023 First Saturday

23.12.2023 Fourth Saturday Common Holiday

25.12.2023 Monday Christmas

30.12.2023 Fifth Saturday Common Holiday

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Jan-24

N CO N

01.01.2024 Monday New Year

13.01.2024 Second Saturday Pongal Holidays

15.01.2024 Monday Pongal Holidays

16.01.2024 Tuesday Pongal Holidays

17.01.2024 Wednesday Pongal Holidays

26.01.2024 Friday Republic Day

S.No.| Month Date Day Details

29 03.02.2024 First Saturday

Feb-24

30 17.02.2024 Third Saturday Common Holiday

31 02.03.2024 First Saturday

32 Mar-24 29.03.2024 Friday Good Friday

33 30.03.2024 Fifth Saturday Common Holiday

34 06.04.2024 First Saturday

35 09.04.2024 Tuesday Telugu New Year

Apr-24

36 10.04.2024 Wednesday Eid-UL-Fitr

37 20.04.2024 Third Saturday Common Holiday

38 01.05.2024 Wednesday May Day

39 May-24 04.05.2024 First Saturday

40 18.05.2024 Third Saturday Common Holiday

 

 

 


DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. S. Sadesh M.E. Ph.D

Prof. & Head

99407 04014

2

Ms. K.Keerthana M.E.

Asst. Prof

75026 24868

3

Ms. Thivya Rajkumar M,E.

Asst. Prof

73059 49426

4

Mr. V. Manoj Praveen ME.

Asst. Prof

88075 98055

Non Teaching Staff

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Mr. S. Hemanth DCSE

Lab. Tech.

81441 48655

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. M. Jayaraman ME., Ph.D.,F.I E.

Principal & Professor

97509 24402

2

Dr. R. Kumaravelan ME ,Ph.D.,F.l,E.

Chief Coordinator - Academics & Accreditation

Prof.& Head

 

94435 63481

3

Dr. S. Velumani M E.,Ph.D.,C.I E.

Professor

99424 02205

4

Dr. R. Prakash M

E ,Ph,D

 

Asst. Prof.

88830 93959

5

Mr. K. Ramakrishnan M.E

Asst. Prof.

99655 71376

6

Mr. M. Gopi M,E., M.BA

Asst. Prof.

99431 51117

7

Mr. D. Senthil Kumar M.Tech.

Asst. Prof.

96552 53618

8

Mr. D. Kesavan M.E.

Asst. Prof.

97502 86727

9

Mr. T.C.R. Dinesh ME

Asst. Prof.

95668 59797

10

Mr. V. Mohankumar M.E.

Asst. Prof.

95666 04166

11

Mr. A.T. Navin Prasad M.E

 

Asst. Prof.

96981 99179

12

Mr. S. Karvendhan M.E.

Asst. Prof.

99945 51008

Non Teaching Staff

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Mr. S.MuruQi,san DME.

Sr.Lab.Asst.

97889 04826

2

Mr. R. Shanmugasundaram ITI

Sr. Lab.Asst.

98650 70456

3

Mr. L. Arul Kumar D.M.E.

Lab.Tech.

9698919220

4

Mr. N. Manikandaraj ITl.,(NCVT)

Lab. Tech.

90434 26647

5

Mr. J. Uthayakumar ITl.,(NCVT)

Lab. Asst.

95004 76941

6

Mr. K. Sadasivam NCS

Lab. Tech.

96980 96937

7

Mr. G. Dinesh Kumar B.E.

Jr. Asst. (IQAC)

81484 24254

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL ELECTRONICS

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. V. Chandrasekaran M.Tech ,PhD

Prof.& Head

98429 22355

2

Dr. M. Pravin Kumar M,E.,Ph.D

Professor

99428 34242

3

Ms. S. B. Abitha M

E

Asst. Prof.

90478 61425

4

Mr. P. Prakash M.E

Asst. Prof.

90950 62232

5

Ms. K. Vanitha M,E

Asst. Prof.

99941 39945

6

Mr. S. Surender M.E

Asst. Prof.

98657 30774

7

Ms. P. Poornima M.E

Asst. Prof.

63831 33391

8

Ms. R. Logapriya ME.

Asst. Prof.

63692 51562

9

Ms. K. D. lndhumathi M,E.

AssL Prof.

90805 06570

Non Teaching Staff

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Mr. S. Mathivanan DAE

Lab. Asst.

93600 79985

2

Ms. T. Dhanalakshmi B.E.

Lab. Instructor

63821 93268

SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

*Dr. M. Eswaramurthi M.

Sc., M.Phil' Ph.D

Prof. & Head

94871 49205

2

Dr. C.S.Gowri M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph,D

Professor

63823 62122

3

Dr. K. Rathi M

Sc., M.Phil., PGDCA., Ph.D

Professor

97869 71521

4

Dr. S. Senthilrai M.Sc., PhD

Asso. Prof.

98420 17210

5

Ms. V. Kalaivani MSc, MPhil

Asst. Prof.

99766 94822

6

Ms. R. Thilagavathi M.Sc., MPhil, SET

Asst. Prof.

98439 09009

7

Ms. s.Ramya MSc., MPhil

Asst. Prof.

98433 07534

8

Ms. M. Sudharani MSc., M,Phil,

Asst. Prof.

98428 13271

9

Ms. D. Shanmugavadivu M

Sc,, M.Phil.

Asst. Prof.

99441 50525

10

Ms. D.Nandhini M

Sc.,B.Ed

., M.Phil.

Asst. Prof.

94452 95376

11

Ms. A. Ramya M

Sc.. MPhil.

Asst. Prof.

99426 79829

12

Ms. K. Malarkodi Valentina M.Sc., M

Phil.

Asst. Prof.

94438 94419

13

Ms. T. Saranya MSc., MPhil.

Asst. Prof.

73737 18444

14

Mr. K. Vetri M,Sc, MPhil,

Asst. Prof.

96775 33775

15

Ms. R. Yamuna M.Sc., M.Phil

Asst. Prof.

98652 72799

16

Ms. R. Chitra M.Sc ,B.Ed., MPhil.

Asst. Prof.

99444 69598

 

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. Deepa Jananakurnar M sc ,MPhil ,Pho, SEi

Professor & Coordinator

94886 52656

2

Dr. N.Thangaraj M.Sc.,M,Phil.,Ph,D

Professor

98423 88395

3

Dr. S, Ranjitha M.Sc.,M.Phil_,Ph.D

Professor

98429 03086

4

Dr. R. Lavanya Dhevi M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D

Assa. Prof.

98439 70041

5

Dr. S. Devi M,Sc,M.Phil ,Ph.D

Asst. Prof.

90037 45669

6

Dr. P. Kirthika M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D

Asst. Prof.

90036 38369

7

Mr. G. Praveenkumar M.Sc.,M.Phil.

Asst. Prof.

73970 34351

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. K. Manikandan M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph,D.

Professor & CoonJinator

98655 49424

2

Dr. S, Kalai Selvi M.Sc..M.Phil.,Ph.D,

Assa. Prof.

99408 65955

3

Dr. M. Sridharan M,Sc..M.Phil' Ph.D.

Asst. Prof.

75503 16215

4

Ms. D. Umamaheswari M.Sc.,M.Phil

Asst. Prof.

97150 96583

5

Ms. M. Priya M.Sc.,M,Phil.

Asst. Prof.

88259 89129

6

Ms. M. Gowri M.Sc.,M,Phil.,B.Ed.

Asst. Prof.

80724 55762

7

Mr. R. Balasubramanian M.Sc.,M.Phil.

Asst. Prof.

98439 11433

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. s. Hemalatha MA ,M.Phil.,Ph.D

Prof. & Coordinator

96888 34313

2

Ms. B.S. Gomathi M.A ,M Phil.,B Ed

Asst. Prof.

98425 54667

3

Ms. V. Suguna M A..M Phil.,B.Ed.

Asst. Prof.

97510 46941

4

Ms. S. Tamil Selvi M.A..M.Phil.,B.Ed.

Asst. Prof.

99760 88688

5

Ms. T. Sasikala M.A..M.Phil.,B.Ed.

Asst. Prof.

95240 59877

6

Ms. S. K. Aashika M.A

Asst. Prof.

75399 88648

7

Ms. M. Bharathi M.A,M.Phil.

Asst. Prof.

98655 06030

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. S. Lalitha M.A. M.Phil..PhD.

Assa. Prof.

99420 96119

2

Ms. R. Brindha M.Sc. (Psychology)

Part-Time

Student Counseller

 

96557 88090

DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL ENGINEERING

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. M. Govindarajan MCA..M.Phil..Ph.D

Asst. Prof & Exam Cel Coordinator

l

99653 96661

2

Dr. P. Rajendran MCA.,M Phil.,PhD

Asst. Prof.

98426 96607

3

Mr. A. Manojkumar M.E.

Asst. Prof.

95006 77383

4

Mr. E. Ajaikumar M.E

Asst. Prof.

99659 41502

5

Mr. G. Raja M,E

Asst. Prof.

98421 04444

6

Mr. N. Dhatchinamoorthy M.E

Asst. Prof.

97888 25000

7

Mr. R. Pradeep M.E..

Asst. Prof.

97881 96766

8

Mr. T. Govindaraj ME

Asst. Prof.

98655 21925

Non Teaching Staff (S&H)

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Mr. K. Gurusamy MSc.

Sr. Lab. lns.(Phy)

90950 59014

2

Ms. M. Sasikala

Lab. Asst. (Chem)

96888 42570

3

Mr. T. Murugesan BCS., DCA

Off. Asst. (S & H)

97886 24160

4

Mr. S. Karthikeyan DECE., B.Sc.(IT)

Sys. Admin

90959 09163

5

Mr. N. Jeganathan B Sc.

Lab. Tech. (Phy)

97906 54426

6

Ms. M. Jamunadevi B.Sc.

Lab. Asst (Eng)

63839 85107

7

Mr. S. Gowtham M.BA

Sr. Asst.

97150 89564

8

Ms. N. Deepika B.Sc.

Lab. Asst (Chem

) 97906 47578

 

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr.T. Vetrivel MBA..M Phil .PGDCA ,PhD

Prof & Head

98436 58303

2

Dr. D. Muthukrishnaveni MBA..M.Phil.Ph.D

Professor

99766 61085

3

Dr. T. Mohanapriya MBA..Ph D,NET.

Assa. Prof.

95786 18691

4

Dr. S. Kumar MBA_M,Phil..Ph.D.,SET.

Asso. Prof.

98651 40665

5

Dr. K.T. Kalaiselvi MFG.MBA.M.Phil,PhD

Assa. Prof.

99653 68579

6

Dr. A Kannammal MBA..Ph D

Asso. Prof.

94898 06644

7

Dr. N.Balachandran MBA.,M.Phil.SET., Ph.D

Asst. Prof.

75987 50333

8

Ms. L. Rasiga Priya MBA.

Asst. Prof.

81441 06819

9

Ms. S. Dhivya M.BA. M,Phil

Asst. Prof.

8610417141

Non Teaching Staff

S.No.l

Name

I Designation

I Mobile No.

1          I S. Bharathi cus

I Lab. Asst.

I 96887 35846

 

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Mr. N. Periasamy MBA.

Admin. Manager

98427 34934

2

Mr. R. Ananthamoorthy M Sc,.M,Phil.,MLIS

Dy Manager (GI)

94425 77925

3

Mr. T. Senthilkumar M.Com.

Sr. Accountant

9442716225

4

Mr. A.Arthanareeswaran M.Com. DCA., BUS

Sr. Asst.

96558 55778

5

Ms. R. Hemamalini B.Sc.

Sr. Asst.

98946 24874

6

Mr. T. Mohanasundaram B Sc.,D.Co-Op.

Sr. Asst.

98421 92122

7

Mr. D. Mohan Kumar M.Sc(CT)

Sr. Cashier

99428 67878

8

Ms. R. Rajeswari B.Sc(CS)

Sr. Asst.

73734 63663

GENERAL OFFICE

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Mr. N. Baskar B.C.S.

Sr. Asst.

98420 86611

2

Mr. D. Arivunidi B.A..(CA), DCo-op

Sr. Asst.

99659 57778

3

Mr. P. Krishnakumar M.Com DCo-op (Agri)

Sr. Assl/ Sta Sec.

98424 39781

4

Ms. S. Priya M.Com(CA), MPhil, D.Tech. D.Co-op

Sr. Asst./ Principal Office

9715615584

5

Ms.T. Mythili BA

Jr. Asst./ Receptionist

8675114176

6

Ms. S. Karthika B.Sc

Receptionist

90800 11780

TRAINING & PLACEMENT CELL

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Mr. P. N. Karthik MBA.

Sr. Pim!. Officer

98427 20395

2

Mr. P. Karthikeyan MBA.

Plmt. Officer

98431 81085

3

Dr. M. Malaravan MBA.,M.Phil., Ph.D.

Plmt. Officer

82201 20282

4

Mr. A.C. Senthilkumaar B.Tech.

Asst. Pim!. Officer

94449 12121

5

Mr. S, Ravichandran M.Sc.

Plmt. Trainer

88834 36322

6

Ms. M. Swetha M.E.

Plmt. Trainer

99653 45344

7

Ms. C. Saranya M.E.

Plmt. Trainer

96295 55589

CENTRAL LIBRARY

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. A. Chinnaraj M.A.,MLIS.,MPhil.,Ph.D

Sr. Librarian

99423 78910

2

Mr. K. Shanmugasundaram MBA..MLJS.Ml'hl

Asst. Librarian

98659 60749

3

Ms. C. Eswari

Sr. Lib. Asst.

98654 08069

4

Mr. N. Kavin DECE,

Lib. Asst.

63819 02513

5

Ms. T. Jothimani

Lib. Asst.

97917 62726

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. s.Kanaka Vishnumoorthi B,Com,M,P.Ed ,PhD

Sr. PD

97151 81230

2

Ms. R. Savitha B PEd.

Asst. PD

73730 65267

3

Mr. M. Sakthivel BBA.

Sr. Games Marker

99425 22500

4

Ms. T. Monish B,E.

Instructional Staff/ NCC

63816 38622

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Ms. S. Priya M.Com(CA) ,M.Phil ,D.Ted ,D Co op

Sr. Asst & Principal PA

97156 15564

DISPENSARY

S.No.

Name

Mobile No.

1

Vellalar Trust Hospital and Services

98427 85945, 97919 54144

STATIONERY SECTION

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Dr. S. Velumani ME ,Ph D.,C.I E,

Professor

99424 02205

2

Mr. P. Krishnakumar M.Com.,Co-operative(mgt)

Sr. Asst.

98424 39781

ESTATE OFFICE

S.No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

1

Mr. D. Duraisamy

Campus Supervisor

97500 49149

2

Mr. R. Boobalaraja

Site Engineer

96004 56743

3

Mr. VG. Ravi B.Com.,

Civil Supervisor

94431 64071

4

Mr. K. Murugesan

Estate Supervise

r99650 79995

5

Mr. S. Ragupathi I.Tl

Electrician

94880 66951

FACULTY TEAM MEMBERS

 

NAME                         HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT        MOBILE No.

 

 

Dr. R. Kumaravelan    Chief Coordinator - Academics & Accreditation,

Mechanical Engineering        

94435 63481

 

Dr. V.K. Manavalasundaram  Chief Coordinator - Innovation & Infrastructure, Information Technology    

99945 56999

Dr. R. Mynavathi         Information Technology                                              99760 58131

Dr. S. Mangai  BioMedical Engineering          '                                               99429 53419

Dr. C. Karthick Civil Engineering                                                                     98942 58913

Dr. S. Jabeen Begum Computer Science & Engineering                              98946 51159

Dr. P. Sakthivel           Electrical and Electronics Engineering                       94439 48051

Dr. M. Nisha Angeline Electronics and Communication Engineering            96590 03272

Dr. S. Sadesh Artificial Intelligence &

Data Science  99407 04014

Dr. V. Chandrasekaran           Medical Electronics                                        98429 22355

Dr. M. Eswaramurthi   Science and Humanities                                             94871 49206

Dr. T. Vetrivel  Management Studies                                                              98436 58303

 

 

 IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS 

 

 

NAME                         DESIGNATION                      MOBILE No.

Dr. M. Jayaraman       Principal                                  97509 24402

Prof. P. Jayachandar  Dean (SA)                               94431 39215

Dr. K.R. Valluvan        Controller of Examinations     94426 41594

Mr. N.Periasamy         Administrative Manager          98427 34934

 

 


 


VELALAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

 

(AUTONOMOUS)

ERODE – 638 012

 

(Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)

 

REGULATIONS 2022

 

Choice Based Credit System

 

Undergraduate Programmes

 

(B.E. / B.Tech.)

 

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VELALAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, ERODE

(An Autonomous Institution Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)

UG REGULATIONS 2022 - CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM

Common to All B.E./ B.Tech. Degree Programmes

 

(Relative Grading System)

 

These regulations are applicable to students admitted into B.E. / B.Tech. Degree

Programmes from the academic year 2022 – 23 and are subjected to amendments as may be

decided by the Academic Council of the College from time to time.

1. DEFINITIONS

In these Regulations, unless otherwise specified:

1.1. “University” means ANNA UNIVERSITY, Chennai.

1.2. “College” means VELALAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY.

1.3. “Programme” means an UG Degree Programme like B.E.(Biomedical Engineering),

B.E.(Civil Engineering ), etc.

1.4. “Course” means a theory or practical course that is normally studied in a semester, like

Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry Laboratory etc.

1.5. “Credit” means a numerical value allocated to each course to describe the student’s

contact hours required per week.

1.6. “Grade” means the letter grade (O, A+, A, B+, B and C) based on the marks obtained

by a student in a particular course and the range of marks.

1.7. “Grade point” means a numerical value (0 to 10) allocated to each letter Grade.

1.8. “GPA” means Grade Point Average and “CGPA” means Cumulative Grade Point

Average as in clause 16.9.

1.9. “Principal” means Principal of the College and also the Chairperson, Academic Council

of the College.

1.10. “Controller of Examinations” means the authorized person who is responsible for

examinations of the College.

1.11. “Head of the Department” means the concerned Head of the Department of the

programme.

2. CONDITIONS FOR ADMISSION

2.1 First Semester Admission

The candidates seeking admission to the first semester of the eight semester Degree of

Bachelor of Engineering (B.E) / Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) programme should

have passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10 + 2) in the academic stream with

Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as three of the four subjects of study under Part-III

subjects of the study conducted by the Government of Tamil Nadu or any examination of

any other University or authority accepted by the Syndicate of Anna University as

equivalent thereto.

 

(OR)

 

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Should have passed the Higher Secondary Examination of Vocational stream

(Vocational groups in Engineering / Technology) as prescribed by the Government of

Tamil Nadu.

2.2 Lateral Entry Admission

The candidates who hold a Diploma in Engineering / Technology awarded by the State

Board of Technical Education, Tamilnadu or its equivalent are eligible to apply for Lateral

entry admission to the third semester of B.E. / B.Tech. in relevant branches of study.

 

(OR)

 

The candidates who hold a B.Sc. degree (10+2+3 stream) with mathematics as one of

the subjects at the B.Sc. level from a recognised University are eligible to apply for

Lateral entry admission to the third semester of B.E. / B.Tech. Such Students shall

undergo two additional Engineering courses in the third and fourth semesters as

prescribed by the College.

In addition to the clauses (2.1) and (2.2), the candidates seeking admission should

satisfy other eligibility conditions prescribed by the Anna University and Directorate of

Technical Education.

3. PROGRAMMES OF STUDY

The following UG programmes of study, approved by Anna University and All India Council for

Technical Education, New Delhi, are offered by the College.

Degree Programme Programme Code

 

B. E.

Biomedical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Science and Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Mechanical Engineering,

Medical Electronics

 

BM

CE

CS

EE

EC

ME

MD

B.Tech. Information Technology IT

4. STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMMES

4.1 Categorization of Courses

Every Programme shall have a curriculum with syllabi comprising of both theory and

practical courses in each semester that have been approved by the respective Board of

Studies and Academic Council of the College. The courses are categorized as follows:

4.1.1. Humanities, Social Sciences and Management (HS) courses include English,

Communication skills, Value Education, Professional Ethics and Human Values,

Environmental Science etc.

4.1.2. Basic Sciences (BS) courses include Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Material

Science, Physical Sciences etc.

 

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4.1.3. Engineering Sciences (ES) courses include, Engineering Drawing, Basics of

Electrical, Electronics, Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Programming,

Engineering practices etc.

4.1.4. Professional Core (PC) courses include the core courses relevant to the chosen

programme.

4.1.5. Professional Elective (PE) courses include the elective courses relevant to the

chosen programme.

4.1.6. Open Electives (OE) : A student has to choose Open Elective courses from the

open electives offered by any B.E. / B.Tech. programme other than his/her own

programme. The open elective courses on offer are subject to availability of faculty

members, time table slot, class rooms and minimum class strength specified from

time to time.

4.1.7. Employability Enhancement (EC) Courses include Project Work, Inplant

Training, Hospital Training, internship, Seminar, Professional Practices, Case

Study, etc.

4.1.8. Mandatory Courses (MC) include the courses that are to be completed by every

student; these are courses useful for a student’s career. These courses will not be

included in the CGPA calculation and in the classification of the Degree. Only a

PASS is indicated in the Statement of Grades.

4.1.9. Value Added Courses (VC) (One Credit courses): One credit courses are offered

by a Department with the prior approval from the respective Board of Studies.

If the total credits thus earned is three or more, then one professional elective

course may be exempted. A student may be permitted to take up Value Added

Courses from other departments with approval from both the Heads of the

Departments.

4.1.10. Online Courses (OC): Students may be allowed to take up upto 40 percent of

the total courses being offered in a particular programme in a semester, through

the online credit courses, through SWAYAM platform. SWAYAM courses shall have

the credit equivalence such that a 12 weeks’ course is considered equivalent to 3

credits. A student is permitted to transfer credits from SWAYAM courses in lieu

of electives listed in the curriculum. The credit points earned and transferred shall

be taken for the calculation of CGPA and the Classification of the Degree. The

courses shall have prior approval by the Chairperson of the concerned Board of

Studies. The courses taken for credit transfer will be mentioned in the Grade

Statement. The equivalent Grades for the range of marks obtained in NPTEL

courses, are approved by the competent authorities.

 

4.1.11. Audit Courses (AC): The student may optionally study audit courses prescribed by

the College and they will be mentioned in the Grade Statement. However, they will

not be considered for computation of CGPA.

 

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4.1.12. Self-study (SC) courses: The Department may offer a course which has not

been prescribed in the regular curriculum as a self-study course. The syllabus for a

self-study course should have been approved by the Chairperson of the concerned

BoS. The Students shall study such courses on their own under the guidance of a

member of the faculty with no formal lectures need be delivered. Evaluation of such

courses shall be similar to that of a course in the curriculum. They will be

mentioned in the Grade Statement. However, they will not be considered for

computation of CGPA.

 

4.2 Personality and Character Development

Upon admission into the 1

 

st or 2nd year B.E. / B.Tech. Programme, every student shall

enroll in ANY ONE of the following personality and character development programmes

and attend the activities for a minimum of 40 hours. .

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

National Service Scheme

(NSS)

Youth Red Cross (YRC)

Rotaract Club

Mathematics Colloquium

Science Club

 

English Literary Association

Toast Masters’ Club

Green Club

Fine Arts Club

VISCOM Club

Heritage Club

 

Fees shall not be charged for any of the above activities. . Every student shall put in a

minimum of 75% attendance in the events of the club . The NCC or club events shall be

completed during the first two year of the programme. However, for valid reasons, the

Principal may permit a student to complete this requirement before the completion of

Programme.

 

4.3. Credit Assignment

Each course is assigned a certain number of credits in the curriculum. A student has to

earn a minimum of credits specified in the concerned curriculum of the programme for the

award of Degree.

 

Course Category No. of Credits

(C)

 

Minimum contact hours

per week

L T P

Theory 3 3 0 0

Theory with Tutorial 4 3 1 0

Theory with practical combined 4 3 0 2

Practical 1 0 0 2

 

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4.4. Advancement of Courses

A student, who has passed all the courses upto 5th semester is permitted, with the

approval of the HoD, to take up two additional theory courses in advance; that is , one in

6th semester and another one in 7th semester , in lieu of the two Professional Elective

courses listed for 8th semester.

4.5. Internship

A student has to undergo full time Internship in an organisation during the semester

holidays starting from 4th

 

semester for a minimum duration of 4 weeks either continuously

or in 2,3 or 4 spells. In 8th semester, the student has to submit the internship report based

on the internship experience. The format of the report shall be the same as that prescribed

for the 8

th semester project of that programme and should have a certificate signed by a

competent person from the organisation along with an attendance certificate .

4.6. Industrial Visit

Every student is expected to go for at least one Industrial Visit every year starting from the

second year of the Programme.

4.7. Flexibility to Drop a course

4.7.1 A student has to earn the minimum total number of credits specified in the

curriculum of the respective Programme in order to become eligible to obtain the

degree.

4.7.2 During the 3

rd to 7

th semesters, a student has the option of dropping of ONE course,

with prior approval from HoD and the Principal. Such a dropped course can be

taken up in a subsequent semester when offered by the programme. However

backlogged dropped courses registered in the current semester cannot be again

dropped. Dropping of courses is only an option given to a student. Only one

course can be dropped and it can be subsequently added only once in the entire

duration of the programme.

 

4.8. The blend of different courses shall be so designed such that at the end of the

programme, a student would have been trained not only in his / her relevant professional

field but also would have developed to become a socially conscious human being

4.9 The medium of instruction, examinations and project report shall be English except in

specified courses.

5. DURATION OF THE PROGRAMME

5.1. A student is normally expected to complete the B.E. / B.Tech. Degree Programme in 8

consecutive semesters, (6 consecutive semesters in case of lateral entry Students) but in

any case not more than 14 semesters. (Not more than 12 semesters in the case of

lateral entry students).

5.2. The total period for completion of the programme, reckoned from the semester to which

the student was admitted, shall not exceed the maximum period specified in clause 5.1.

irrespective of the period of Authorised Break of Study (vide clause 21) in order that the

 

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student becomes eligible for the award of the degree

5.3. However, a student who has not completed the programme even after the prescribed

period as above, may be permitted to appear for examinations, after getting approval

from the competent authorities, in equivalent courses in the regulations in effect at that

time.

6. FACULTY ADVISOR

To help the students in planning their courses of study and for general advice on the academic

programme, the Head of the Department will nominate a teacher of the Department who shall

function as Faculty Advisor for that students throughout their period of study. The Faculty

Advisor shall advise the students in registering of courses, monitor their attendance and

progress and counsel them periodically. If necessary, the Faculty Advisor may also discuss

with or inform the parents about the progress / performance of the student concerned.

The responsibilities for the faculty advisor are:

To inform the students about the various facilities and activities available to enhance

the student’s curricular and co-curricular activities.

To guide the student enrollment and registration of the courses.

To monitor the academic and general performance of the students including

attendance and to counsel them accordingly and

Any other requirement which may arise.

7. CLASS COMMITTEE

Each class shall have a “Class Committee” comprising of all teachers teaching that class and

some student representatives. One of the teachers shall be nominated as Chairperson. The

first meeting of the Committee shall be held within fifteen days from the date of

commencement of the semester. The nature and weightage of the continuous assessments

shall be informed in the first meeting, within the framework of the Regulations. Two or three

subsequent meetings in a semester may be held at suitable intervals. During these meetings,

the student members shall meaningfully interact and express their opinions and suggestions

representing all the students to improve the effectiveness of the teaching-learning process. It

is the responsibility of the student representatives to convey the proceedings of these

meetings to the class.

8. FACULTY ATTENDANCE AND ASSESSMENT RECORD

Every teacher is required to maintain an ‘ATTENDANCE AND ASSESSMENT RECORD’

which consists of attendance marked in each theory or Laboratory class, the assessment

marks and the record of class work (topics covered), separately for each course . This should

be submitted to the Head of the Department periodically (at least three times in a semester) for

monitoring the syllabus coverage and the records of assessment marks and attendance. The

Head of the Department will affix the signature and date after due verification. At the end of the

semester, the record should be verified by the Head of the Department who shall keep this

document in safe custody (for five years). The records of attendance and assessment of both

current and previous semesters should be available for inspection.

 

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9. ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS

9.1. Each semester shall normally consist of 75 working days or 525 periods of 50 minutes

duration. The Head of the Department shall ensure that every teacher imparts

instructions as per the number of contact hours specified in the syllabus and teaches the

full content of the specified syllabus for the course being taught. The Department may

conduct additional classes for improvement, special coaching, conduct of model tests

etc., over and above the specified number of periods.

9.2. The attendance is calculated by,

Atendance % =

 

Total periods atteneded in the semester

 

(No. of periods per week × 15) for all the courses in the semester

 

10. REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPLETION OF A SEMESTER

A Student shall be deemed to have completed the requirements of a semester only if the

student has satisfied the requirements as below and has registered for the examinations by

paying the prescribed fee.

10.1. Ideally, every student is expected to attend all classes and secure 100% attendance.

However, a student shall secure not less than 75% as given in clause 9.2.

10.2. A student, who could not satisfy the attendance requirements as per clause 10.1 but has

secured 65% - 75% attendance, due to medical reasons or an authorized outside

activity, may be permitted to appear for the examinations after the approval of the

Principal. The relevant certificates, with the approval of the HoD and Principal, are to be

submitted to the Office of the CoE.

10.3. Students who secure less than 65% attendance are not permitted to write the current

semester examinations and not permitted to move to the next semester. They are

required to repeat the incomplete semester in the corresponding period of the next

academic year and as per the norms and regulations at that time. However they are

permitted to register and write the arrear examinations, if any.

10.4. Student’s progress, performance and conduct are satisfactory.

11. REGISTRATION FOR THE SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS

11.1. The Semester Examinations will ordinarily follow after the last working day of the

semester as per the Academic Assessment Schedule notified from time to time.

11.2. Registration for the semester examinations is mandatory for the courses of the current

semester and for ALL the arrear courses, failing which the student will not be permitted

to move on to the next semester.

11.3. The courses that a student has to register for examinations in a particular semester

include,

a) Courses of the current semester.

b) All the arrear courses (if any)

c) Courses dropped in the previous semesters (if any) and

d) Courses advanced to Semesters 6 or 7 from 8th Semester (as per clause 4.6).

 

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11.4. When a student is deputed for a University / National / International Sports / NSS / NCC

event during Semester Examinations, examinations may be conducted for such students

on return after participating in the event within a reasonable period of time. Such

appearance shall be considered as first appearance.

11.5. A student who has already appeared and passed the examination for a course is not

entitled to reappear in the same course for improvement of letter grades.

12. SYSTEM OF EXAMINATION

All B.E./B.Tech. programmes consist of end semester examinations in all Theory and

Laboratory Courses, Project Work, etc. as mentioned in the curriculum. Appearance in

examinations is mandatory for all the courses.

Performance in each course is evaluated based on (1) Continuous Assessments (CA)

throughout the semester and (2) Semester Examination (SE) at the end of the semester.

All the courses are evaluated for the specified maximum marks with the apportionment of

marks for CA and SE components as below:

Sl.

No. Category of Course Maximum

Marks

 

Apportionment of

CA Marks SE Marks

1. Theory Courses 100 40 60

2. Theory and practical

combined courses

 

100 50 50

3. Practical Courses 100 60 40

4. Project Work 100 40 60

5. Mini Project 100 100 -

6. Inplant Training /

Hospital Training

 

100 100 -

7. Internship 100 100 -

7. All other courses 100 100 -

13. PROCEDURE FOR AWARDING MARKS FOR CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT

For all theory, practical courses, theory courses with practical combined and project work

the continuous assessment shall be awarded as per the procedure given below:

13.1. Theory Courses

Two assessments each carrying 100 marks shall be conducted during the semester by

the Department concerned. The total marks obtained in all assessments put together

out of 200, shall be proportionately reduced for 40 marks and rounded to the nearest

integer (This also implies equal weightage to the two assessments).

Assessment 1 (100 Marks) Assessment 2 (100 Marks) Total

Continuous

Assessment

 

Individual Assignment

/ Case Study /

Seminar / Mini Project

 

Written

Test

Individual Assignment /

Case Study / Seminar /

Mini Project

 

Written

Test

 

40 60 40 60 200*

*The weighted average shall be converted into 40 marks for Continuous Assessment

 

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13.2 Practical courses

The maximum marks for Continuous Assessment shall be 60 marks in case of practical

courses. Every practical exercise / experiment shall be evaluated based on conduct of

experiment / exercise and records to be maintained. There shall be at least one test. The

criteria for arriving at the Continuous Assessment marks of 60 is as follows: 75 marks

shall be awarded for successful completion of all the prescribed experiments done in the

Laboratory and 25 marks for the test. The total mark shall be converted into a maximum

of 60 marks and rounded to the nearest integer.

 

Continuous Assessment (100 Marks)*

Evaluation of Laboratory Observation, Record Test

75 25

 

*The total marks shall be converted into 60 marks for Continuous Assessment.

13.3 Theory Courses With Practical Combined

If there is a theory course with practical component, there shall be two assessments: the

first assessment (maximum mark is 100) will be similar to assessment of theory course

and the second assessment (maximum mark is 100) will be similar to assessment of

laboratory course respectively. The weightage of first assessment shall be 40 % and the

second assessment be 60 %. The weighted average of these two assessments shall be

converted into 50 marks and rounded to the nearest integer .

 

Assessment I

(Theory Component)

 

Assessment II

(Laboratory Component)

 

Total

Assessment

 

Individual Assignment/Case

Study/ Seminar / Mini Project

 

Written

Test

Evaluation of Laboratory

Observation, Record,

Model Lab.

 

Test

 

40 60 75 25 100

*The total marks shall be converted into 50 marks for Continuous Assessment.

13.4 Project Work / Mini Project Work

13.4.1. Project work / Mini Project work is allotted to a single student or to a group of

students not exceeding 4 per group.

13.4.2. Project / Mini Project Work shall be carried out under the supervision of a “qualified

teacher” in the Department concerned. In this context “qualified teacher” means the

faculty member possessing (i) PG degree or (ii) Ph.D. degree.

13.4.3. The Project / Mini Project Work carried out in an industry / academic / research

institution during internship shall be jointly supervised by a supervisor of the

department and an expert as a joint supervisor from the organization and the

student shall be instructed to meet the supervisor periodically and to attend the

review committee meetings for evaluating the progress. The review meetings, if

necessary, may also be arranged in online mode with prior approval from the

Principal and suitable record of the meetings shall be maintained.

 

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13.4.4. The HOD shall constitute a review committee for Project / Mini Project Work. The

review committee consists of the supervisor, an expert from the Department and

project coordinator from the Department. If the project coordinator/expert member

happens to be the supervisor, then an additional member shall be nominated. In

the case of Industrial Project, the review committee shall have the supervisor, an

expert from the industry and the project coordinator from the Department.

13.4.5. There shall be three reviews during the semester by the review committee. The

student shall make presentation on the progress made by him / her before the

committee. The total marks obtained in the three reviews shall be reduced for 40

marks and rounded to the nearest integer.

13.4.6. The project report shall carry a maximum of 20 marks. The project report shall be

submitted as per the approved guidelines. Same marks shall be awarded to every

student within the project group for the project report. The viva-voce examination

shall carry 40 marks. Marks are awarded to each student of the project group

based on the individual performance in the viva-voce examination.

 

13.4.7. If a student fails to submit the project report on or before the specified submission

 

date or the student has submitted the project report but did not appear for the viva-

voce examination, it will be considered as fail in the Project Work and the student

 

shall re-register for the same in the subsequent semester.

13.4.8. If the student fails to secure 50% of the semester examination marks in the project

work, he / she has to repeat the project work during the next semester. A fresh viva

voce examination may be conducted at the end of the next semester.

13.4.9. A copy of the approved project report, after the successful completion of viva- voce

examination, shall be kept in the department library.

13.5. Inplant Training / Hospital Training / Internship

The Inplant training / Hospital training / Internship carries 100 marks and shall be

evaluated as below. After completion, the student shall submit a report on the training

undergone and a certificate from the organization concerned. The evaluation will be made

based on this report and a Viva-Voce Examination. A copy of the certificate (issued by the

Organization) submitted by the student shall be attached to the mark list and sent to

Controller of Examinations by the Head of the Department The marks are awarded as per

the scheme below.

Project Report Presentation Vivavoce Total

40 30 30 100

Review

I

Review

II

Review

III

 

End Semester Examinations

Project Report Viva-Voce Examination

Internal External Internal External Supervisor

10 15 15 10 10 10 20 10

 

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13.6. Value Added Courses (One Credit Courses)

The Value added course (one credit) shall carry 100 marks. Two Assessments shall be

conducted during the semester by the Department concerned.

13.7. Online Courses

The credits earned from approved SWAYAM NPTEL online courses by a student may be

taken into account for the total credits to be earned and CGPA calculation.

13.8. Self study courses

A student may be permitted to study a course on his own without attending a class with the

approval of the HOD.The member of faculty approved by the Head of the Department shall

be responsible for periodic monitoring and evaluation of the course. The course shall be

evaluated through Continuous Assessment and Semester Examination. The evaluation

methodology shall be the same as that of a theory course.

13.9. Mandatory Courses

Courses on peripheral subjects in a programme, wherein familiarity is considered

mandatory, are included as mandatory courses in the curriculum. A student has to

obtain PASS in all Mandatory Courses to qualify for the degree.

14. SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS

14.1. For theory courses and practical courses, written end semester examinations will be

conducted for a duration of 3 hours and a maximum mark of 100.

14.2. For project viva-voce examinations, the presentation, demonstration (if any) and the viva

voce, examinations will be conducted for duration of 3 hours.

14.3. Photocopy and Revaluation

A student can apply for the photocopy of his/her semester examination answer paper in

a theory course, as per the guidelines of the COE, on payment of a photocopy fee

through proper application to through the HOD. If needed, the student can register for the

revaluation through proper application to the Controller of Examinations by paying the

revaluation fees. The Controller of Examinations will arrange for the revaluation and the

results will be intimated to the concerned student through the Head of the Department.

Photocopy and Revaluation is permitted only for theory courses.

14.4. Review

A student not satisfied with the revaluation result can apply for Review of his/ her answer

paper in a theory course, within the prescribed date on payment of a prescribed fee

through proper application to the Controller of Examinations through the HoD. Students

who applied for Revaluation only are eligible to apply for Review. COE will arrange for

the revaluation of the answer paper by an expert team comprising of 3 examiners. If the

student gets a passing Grade or higher grade, the Review fee paid by the student will be

refunded after deducting a processing fee.

15. PASSING REQUIREMENTS

15.1 A student who secures a minimum of 50% of marks (continuous assessment and

semester examination put together) AND a minimum of 45% of the marks in the

semester examination is declared to have successfully passed that course.

 

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15.2 The continuous assessment marks obtained by the student in the first attempt for theory

courses shall be retained and considered valid for subsequent two attempts. However,

from the fourth attempt onwards the marks scored in the semester examinations alone

shall be considered. The student should secure a minimum 50% marks in the semester

examinations to get a PASS. In this case, the grade awarded shall be the lowest passing

grade irrespective of the marks obtained in the examination.

16. AWARD OF LETTER GRADES

16.1. The following letter grades and grade points are awarded based on the marks obtained by

a student in an examination either by RELATIVE GRADING SYSTEM or by FIXED

GRADING SYSTEM.

 

Letter Grade Grade Points

O (Outstanding) 10

A + (Excellent) 9

A (Very Good) 8

B + (Good) 7

B (Average) 6

C (Satisfactory) 5

U (Re-appearance) 0

SA (Shortage of Attendance) 0

W (Withdrawal) 0

 

16.2. The Relative Grading System is applied to THEORY COURSES and THEORY AND

PRACTICAL COMBINED COURSES, if the number of students, who passed in an

examination is equal to or more than 30. In this case, the total marks (CA + SE) obtained

by all passed students, as per clause 15.1, are fed into a Relative Grading Software, in

the form of an .exe file, (downloaded from the Anna University website). After processing,

this software determines the range of marks for each grade and assigns letter grades for

the individual marks. Accordingly the mark range for each grade for each course may vary.

16.3. For ALL PRACTICAL COURSES and for THEORY COURSES IN WHICH THE

NUMBER OF PASSED STUDENTS IS LESS THAN 30, Fixed Grading system is

followed. The grades are awarded as per the mark ranges given in the table below:

O A+ A B+ B C RA or U

91 - 100 81 – 90 71 - 80 61 - 70 56 - 60 50 – 55 < 50

15.3 A student is deemed to have passed and acquired the corresponding credits in a

particular course if he/she obtains any one of the following grades: “O”, “A+”, “A”,

“B+”,“B” or “C”.

15.4 If the grade RA or U is given in any Theory or Laboratory Course, the student has to

reappear for the end semester examination that will be conducted in the subsequent

semester and fulfill the norms specified in clause 15 to earn a pass in that course.

 

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15.5 If the grade RA or U is given to an EEC course (except Project Work), which are

evaluated only through continuous assessment, the student shall re register for the

course again in the subsequent semester, fulfill the norms to earn pass in the course.

However, attendance requirement need not be satisfied.

15.6 The co-curricular activities such as National Cadet Corps (NCC) / National Service

Scheme (NSS) / NSO / YRC / Science club / Literary Club/ Fine Arts Club, etc. will

appear in the Grade Statement on successful completion of the same. Successful

completion of any one of the activities listed in clause 4.2 is compulsory for the award of

degree.

15.7 The grades O, A+, A, B+, B, C obtained for the one / two credit course (not part of the

curriculum) shall figure in the Grade Statement under the title ‘Value Added Courses’.

15.8 For the students who completed the Audit Courses satisfying the attendance

requirement, the title of the Audit Course will be mentioned in the Grade Statement. If the

attendance requirement is not satisfied, it will not be shown in the Grade Statement.

15.9 The Grade Point Average (GPA in a semester) and the Cumulative Grade Point

Average (CGPA for all the previously passed completed courses) are calculated using

the formula:

 

GPA or CGPA =

 

∑ [Ci × (GP)i

]

 

n

i=1

∑ Ci

n

i=1

 

where, Ci is the Credit assigned to a Course, GPi is the grade point obtained in that

course and n is total number of courses. The GPA and CGPA are computed only for the

passed courses. The GPA and CGPA indicate the academic performance of a student

at the end of a semester and at the end of successive semesters respectively.

15.10 After the results are published, a Statement of Grades, containing grades obtained in

each course, GPA and CGPA is issued, If the Statement of Grades is lost by a student,

he / she may apply for a duplicate copy of Statement of Grades, by paying a prescribed

fee and satisfying other procedural requirements. The statement will carry DUPLICATE

marking.

 

17. ELIGIBILITY FOR THE AWARD OF DEGREE

A student shall be declared to be eligible for the award of the B.E./B.Tech. degree provided

the Student has

17.1 Successfully gained the required number of total credits within the stipulated time as

specified in the curriculum corresponding to the student’s programme.

17.2 Successfully completed the course requirements, appeared for the semester

examinations and passed all the courses within the period as prescribed in clause 5.

17.3 Successfully completed any one of the activities listed in clause 4.2 .

17.4 No disciplinary action pending against him / her.

17.5 Approval of the award of degree by the Syndicate of the University.

 

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18. ENROLLMENT FOR B.E. / B. Tech. (HONOURS) / MINOR DEGREE (OPTIONAL)

A student can also optionally register for additional courses (totaling 18 credits) and

become eligible for the award of B.E. / B. Tech. (Honours) or Minor Degree.

ONLY those students, who have passed all the courses in the first attempt and have a

CGPA of 7.50 and above at the end of 4th Semester are eligible to enroll for Honours /

Minor Degree.

For B.E. / B. Tech. (Honours), a student shall register for the additional courses (18

credits) from 5

 

th semester onwards. These courses shall be from the same vertical or a

 

combination of different verticals of the same programme of study only.

For Minor Degree, a student shall register for the additional courses (18 credits) from 5

th

semester onwards. All these courses have to be in a particular vertical from any one of the

other programmes.

18.1 The rules for the B.E. / B. Tech. (Honours) / Minor Degree are given below:

(i) B.E./B.Tech. Honours (specialisation in the same discipline): The student should

have earned additionally a minimum of 18 credits from a vertical of the same

programme.

(ii) B.E / B.Tech. Honours: The students should have earned additional courses

(minimum of 18 credits) from more than one vertical of the same programme.

(iii) B.E./B.Tech. (minor in other specialisation) : The student should have earned

additionally a minimum of 18 credits in any one of the verticals of other B.E / B.Tech

programmes.

 

18.2. Out of these 18 credits, a student may earn a maximum of 6 credits (2 courses) from

approved SWAYAM courses in ONLINE mode.

18.3. The students will be permitted to register for the additional courses from 5

 

th Semester

 

onwards.

18.4. If a student decides not to opt for Honours, after completing certain number of additional

courses, the additional courses studied shall be considered instead of the Professional

Elective courses which are part of the curriculum. If the student has studied more number

of such courses than the number of Professional Elective courses required as per the

curriculum, the courses with higher grades shall be considered for the calculation of CGPA.

Remaining courses shall be printed in the Grade Statement; however, they will not be

considered for calculation of CGPA.

18.5. If a student decides not to opt for Minor, after completing certain number of courses, the

additional courses studied shall be considered instead of Open Elective courses which

arepart of the curriculum. If the student has studied more number of such courses than

the number of open electives required as per the curriculum, the courses with higher

grades shall be considered for calculation of CGPA. Remaining courses shall be printed

in the Grade Statement; however, they will not be considered for calculation of CGPA.

 

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19. CLASSIFICATION OF THE DEGREE AWARDED

 

19.1 First Class with Distinction

19.1.1. A student is eligible for the award of degree with classification as First Class with

Distinction, provided he/she satisfies the following.

 

Degree (i) Duration of

programme (ii)

 

Duration

permitted

minimum (iii)

 

Additional credits

above the

requirement of

curriculum (iv)

 

B.E./B.Tech

.(Regular)

 

4 years 5 years -

 

B.E./B.Tech. (

Lateral Entry)

 

3 years 4 years -

 

B.E./B.Tech.

(Honours)

Specialisation in

the same

discipline

 

3/4 years (Lateral

entry,Regular,

respectively)

 

4/5 years (Lateral

entry,Regular,

respectively)

 

18 credits from

any one vertical of

thesame

programme

 

B.E./B.Tech.

(Honours)

 

3/4 years (Lateral

entry,Regular,

respectively)

 

4/5 years (Lateral

entry,Regular,

respectively)

 

18 credits from

more than one

Verticals of the

same programme

 

B.E./B.Tech. (Minor

in other

specialization)

 

3/4years (Lateral

entry,Regular,

respectively)

 

4/5 years (Lateral

entry,Regular,

respectively)

 

18 creditsfrom

any one vertical of

the other

programme.

 

19.1.2 The student had not been prevented due to lack of attendance.

19.1.3 The student should have passed all the examinations in the FIRST ATTEMPT

with a CGPA of 8.50 and above.

19.1.4 Withdrawal from examination(s) (clause 20) and Authorized Break of study (clause

21) will not be considered as an attempt.

 

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19.2 First class

 

19.2.1 A student is eligible for the award of degree with classification as First Class,

provided he/she satisfies the following

 

Degree (i)

 

Duration of

programme

(ii)

 

Duration

permitted

(iii)

 

Additional

credits

(iv)

 

CGPA

(v)

Pass in

(vi)

Prevention

due to lackof

attendance

 

B.E./B.Tech.

(Regular)

 

4 years 5 years - 6.50 - Included in

the duration

permitted (iii)

 

B.E./B.Tech.

(Lateral Entry)

 

3 years 4 years - 6.50 - Included in

the duration

permitted (iii)

 

B.E./B.Tech.

(Honours)

Specialisation in

the same

discipline

 

3/4 years

(Lateral

entry,

Regular

respectively)

 

4/5 years

(Lateral

entry,

Regular

respectively)

 

18 credits

from any

one ertical of

thesame

programme

 

7.50 First

attempt

Not

permitted

 

B.E./B.Tech.

(Honours)

 

3/4 years

(Lateral

entry,

Regular

respectively)

 

4/5 years

(Lateral

entry,

Regular

respectively)

 

18 credits

from more

than one

Verticals of

the same

programme

 

7.50 First

attempt

Not

permitted

 

B.E./B.Tech.

(Minor in other

specialization)

 

3/4 years

(Lateral

entry,

Regular

respectively)

 

4/5 years

(Lateral

entry,

Regular

respectively)

 

18 credits

from any

one vertical

of theother

programme

 

6.50 - Included in

the duration

permitted (iii)

 

19.2.2 Withdrawal from examination (clause 20) and Authorized Break of study (clause 21)

will not be considered as an attempt.

 

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19.3 Second Class

All other students, not covered in clauses 19.1 and 19.2, who qualify for the award of the

degree shall be declared to have passed the examinations in Second Class.

19.4 A student who is absent for semester examination in a course / project work after having

registered for the same shall be considered to have appeared for that examination for the

purpose of classification.

19.5 A Student who earned an additional 18 credits as per Clause 18 but does not satisfy the

conditions mentioned in 19.1 or 19.2 shall not be awarded B.E./B.Tech. (Honours). In such

cases, the Grade Statement will show the additional courses studied and those courses shall

not be considered for CGPA computation. In such case if the student becomes eligible for

First Class, while computing CGPA without taking into account the additional course studied,

the student shall be awarded B.E. / B.Tech. in First Class only.

20. PROVISION FOR WITHDRAWAL FROM EXAMINATIONS

20.1. A student may, for valid reasons, be granted permission to withdraw from any or all

current semester examinations. Application for withdrawal is permitted ONLY ONCE in

the entire duration of the programme.

20.2. The withdrawal application is valid only if the student is otherwise eligible to write the

examination and is submitted to the Principal after duly recommended by the Head of the

Department, prior to the last examination of that semester.

20.3. The withdrawal shall not be considered as an appearance for deciding the classification

for First Class with Distinction.

20.4. A final semester student who has withdrawn may be permitted to appear for immediate

examinations to be conducted within a reasonable time .

20.5. The final semester student who has withdrawn from appearing for project viva- voce for

genuine reasons shall be permitted to appear for immediate viva-voce examination within

a reasonable time with proper application approved by the Principal submitted to the

Controller of Examinations.

21. AUTHORIZED BREAK OF STUDY FROM A PROGRAMME

21.1. A student is permitted to avail an Authorised Break of Study under valid reasons (such

as accident, hospitalization, prolonged ill health, etc) and to rejoin the programme in a

later semester. The student shall apply in advance to the Principal, through the Head of

the Department, stating the reasons, in the beginning of the semester.

21.2. A student is permitted to avail the authorised break of study, for a maximum period of

one year, ONLY ONCE during the entire period of study.

21.3. The student permitted to rejoin the programme after break shall be governed by the rules

and regulations in force at the time of rejoining.

 

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21.4. The total period of completion of the programme, reckoned from the commencement of

the semester to which the student was admitted, shall not exceed the maximum period

specified in clause 5 including of the period of break of study in order to qualify for the

award of the degree.

22. REVISION OF REGULATIONS, CURRICULUM AND SYLLABI

Notwithstanding anything contained in this Regulation, the Academic Council of the College,

reserves the right to modify / amend, the provisions of these Regulations, Curriculum,

Syllabus, procedures, requirements, and rules pertaining to its undergraduate programmes.

 


 



Submitted Institute Data for NIRF 2024'                                                                                "National Institutional Ranking Framework

Ministry of Education Government of India

Welcome to Data Capturing System: OVERALL"                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

Institute Name: Velalar College of Engineering and Technology [IR-O-C-37094]                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

Sanctioned (Approved) Intake                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

Academic Year                                   2022-23                                               2021-22                                                           2020-21                                               2019-20                                                           2018-19                                                2017-18                                  

UG [4 Years Program(s)]                               840                                          780                                                      780                                          900                                                      -                                               -                                   

PG [2 Year Program(s)]                                 135                                          117                                                      -                                               -                                                           -                                               -                                   

Total Actual Student Strength (Program(s) Offered by Your Institution)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

(All programs of all years)      No. of Male Students                          No. of Female Students                      Total Students                                  Within State (Including male & female)          Outside State (Including male & female)                                    Outside Country (Including male & female)               Economically Backward (Including male & female)                              "Socially Challenged (SC+ST+OBC

Including male & female)"      No. of students receiving full tuition fee reimbursement from the State and Central Government                           No. of students receiving full tuition fee reimbursement from Institution Funds              No. of students receiving full tuition fee reimbursement from the Private Bodies                             No. of students who are not receiving full tuition fee reimbursement           

UG [4 Years Program(s)]       1598                            1683                3281                            3278    3                                  0                      2966                            251      237                              148                  89                                2743   

PG [2 Year Program(s)]         44                                122                  166                              166      0                                  0                      164                              2          2                                  0                      0                                  164     

Placement & Higher Studies                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

UG [4 Years Program(s)]: Placement & higher studies for previous 3 years                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

Academic Year                       No. of first year students intake in the year                           No. of first year students admitted in the year                         Academic Year                                   No. of students admitted through Lateral entry                          Academic Year                                   No. of students graduating in minimum stipulated time                                 No. of students placed                                    Median salary of placed graduates(Amount in Rs.)                               No. of students selected for Higher Studies              

2017-18                       840                              862                              2018-19                                   42                                2020-21                                   841                              529                              281000(Two Lakh Eighty One Thousand )                                  48                   

2018-19                       900                              690                              2019-20                                   41                                2021-22                                   699                              574                              300000(Three Lakh )                          52                   

2019-20                       900                              708                              2020-21                                   35                                2022-23                                   730                              557                              "325000(Three Lakh Twenty Five Thousand

)"                                  22                   

PG [2 Years Program(s)]: Placement & higher studies for previous 3 years                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

Academic Year                       No. of first year students intake in the year                           No. of first year students admitted in the year                         Academic Year                                                                       No. of students graduating in minimum stipulated time                                                               No. of students placed                         Median salary of placed graduates(Amount in Rs.)                           No. of students selected for Higher Studies               

2019-20                       144                              61                                2020-21                                                                       56                                                                    34                                275000(Two Lakh Seventy Five Thousand )                                  6                     

2020-21                       135                              79                                2021-22                                                                       70                                                                    45                                300000(Three Lakh )                          5                     

2021-22                       117                              81                                2022-23                                                                       79                                                                    54                                300000(Three Lakhs )                         0                     

 

Ph.D Student Details                                     

Ph.D (Student pursuing doctoral program till 2022-23 Students admitted in the academic year 2023-24 should not be entered here.)                                     

                        Total Students            

Full Time                     0                     

Part Time                    10                   

No. of Ph.D students graduated (including Integrated Ph.D)                                   

            2022-23           2021-22           2020-21          

Full Time         0          0          0         

Part Time        6          5          7         

PG (Student pursuing MD/MS/DNB program till 2022-23 Students admitted in the academic year 2023-24 should not be entered here)                                      

Number of students pursuing PG (MD/MS/DNB) program                           0         

No. of students Graduating in PG (MD/MS/DNB) program                                      

2022-23           2021-22           2020-21                      

0          0          0                     

Online Education                                           

Portal Name    No. of students offered online courses which have credit transferred to transcript  Total no. of online courses which have credit transferred to the transcript          Total no. of credits transferred to transcript           

Swayam          493      51        153     

5. No. of courses developed and available online on Swayam platform  by your institution faculty            0                       

Financial Resources: Utilized Amount for the Capital expenditure for previous 3 years                                         

Academic Year           2022-23           2021-22           2020-21          

            Utilized Amount          Utilized Amount          Utilized Amount         

Annual Capital Expenditure on Academic Activities and Resources (excluding expenditure on buildings)                                    

Library 2605745 (Twenty Six Lakhs  Five Thousands Seven Hundred and Forty Five)       1508350 (Fifteen Lakhs Eight Thousands Three Hundred and Fifty)    1622278 (Sixteen Lakhs Twenty Two Thousands Two Hundred and Seventy Eight) 

New Equipment for Laboratories        2151247 (Twenty One Lakh Fifty One Thousands Two Hundred and Forty Seven)   328231 (Three Lakhs Twenty Eight Thousands Two Hundred and Thirty One)       2210122 (Twenty Two Lakhs Ten Thousands One Hundred and Twenty Two)         

Engineering Workshops         50858 (Fifty Thousands Eight hundred and Fifty Eight)        51789 (Fifty One Thousands Seven Hundred and Eight Nine) 0 (Zero)          

Studios            50000 (Fifty Thousand )         50000 (Fifty Thousand)          0 (Zero)          

Other expenditure on creation of Capital Assets (excluding expenditure on Land and Building)     18979393 (One Crore Eighty nine Lakhs Seventy nine Thousands Three hundred and Ninety three) 5698391 (Fifty Six Lakhs Ninety Eight Thousands Three Hundred Ninety One) 0 (Zero)          

Financial Resources: Utilized Amount for the Operational expenditure for previous 3 years                                              

Academic Year           2022-23           2021-22           2020-21          

            Utilized Amount          Utilized Amount          Utilized Amount         

 

Annual Operational Expenditure                                           

Salaries (Teaching and Non Teaching staff) 112207000 (Eleven Crores Twenty Two Lakhs Seven Thousands)     100941767 (Ten Crore Nine Lakh Forty One Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty Seven )            73579769 (Seven Crore Thirty Five Lakh Seventy Nine Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty Nine)    

Maintenance of Academic Infrastructure or consumables and other running expenditures(excluding maintenance of hostels and allied services,rent of the building, depreciation cost, etc)      60728859 (Six Crores Seven Lakhs Twenty Eight Thousands Eight hundred and Fifty Nine)         13191267 (One Crore Thirty One Lakh Ninety One Thousand Two Hundred Sixty Seven )            26117872 (Two Crore Sixty One Lakh Seventeen Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy Two)   

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops   2935472 (Twenty Nine Lakhs Thirty Five Thousands Four Hundred and Seventy Two)  1896125 (Eighteen Lakhs Ninety Six Thousands One Hundred and Twenty Five)  893730 (Eight Lakhs Ninety Three Thousands Seven Hundred and Thirty) 

IPR                                         

Calendar year 2022    2021    2020   

No. of Patents Published        58        27        14       

No. of Patents Granted           8          4          2         

Sponsored Research Details                                     

Financial Year 2022-23           2021-22           2020-21          

Total no. of Sponsored Projects         5          4          2         

Total no. of Funding Agencies            5          3          2         

Total Amount Received (Amount in Rupees) 451109            57500  1160441         

Amount Received in Words    Four Lakh Fifty one thousand one hundred and nine            Fifty Seven Thousand Five Hundred         Eleven Lakh Sixty Thousand Four Hundred Forty One        

Consultancy Project Details                                       

Financial Year 2022-23           2021-22           2020-21          

Total no. of Consultancy Projects      3          1          6         

Total no. of Client Organizations        1          1          6         

Total Amount Received (Amount in Rupees) 82000  30000  245000           

Amount Received in Words    Eighty two Thousand  Thirty Thousand          Two Lakh Forty Five Thousand           

Executive Development Program/Management Development Programs                                        

Financial Year 2022-23           2021-22           2020-21          

Total no. of Executive Development Programs/ Management Development Programs      3          0          0           

Total no. of Participants          81        0          0         

Total Annual Earnings (Amount in Rupees)(Excluding Lodging & Boarding Charges)        20000  0          0           

Total Annual Earnings in Words         Twenty thousands       Zero     Zero    

PCS Facilities: Facilities of physically challenged students                                      

1. Do your institution buildings have Lifts/Ramps?                Yes, more than 80% of the buildings 

2. Do your institution have provision for walking aids, including wheelchairs and transportation from one building to another for handicapped students?                      Yes                 

3. Do your institution buildings have specially designed toilets for handicapped students?             Yes, more than 80% of the buildings                  

 

Faculty Details

 

Srno, Name, Age, Designation, Gender, Qualification, Experience (In

Months), Currently working

with institution?, Joining Date, Leaving Date, Association type

 

1 N Jeyashanthi 52 Professor Female Ph.D 361 Yes 17-06-2005 -- Regular

2 K Rajaram 44 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 167 Yes 01-07-2010 -- Regular

3 M PONKARTHIKA 28 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 54 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

4 A Anitha 35 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 126 Yes 07-01-2013 -- Regular

5 C Koteeswari 38 Assistant Professor Female M.Tech 167 Yes 07-06-2012 -- Regular

6 S Poovizhi 37 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 109 Yes 03-11-2017 -- Regular

7 S Ashwanth 32 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 112 Yes 18-06-2014 -- Regular

8 S Yamuna 33 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 120 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

9 T Govindaraj 37 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 49 Yes 01-07-2019 -- Regular

10 K Venkatachalam 52 Professor Male Ph.D 355 Yes 05-03-2003 -- Regular

11 M Nisha Angeline 41 Professor Female Ph.D 205 Yes 15-06-2006 -- Regular

12 G Boopathiraja 33 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 117 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

13 M RUBA 28 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 36 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

14 R Mynavathi 44 Professor Female Ph.D 186 Yes 21-04-2011 -- Regular

15 N V Keerthana 31 Assistant Professor Female M.Tech 69 Yes 29-08-2019 -- Regular

16 M Jayaraman 56 Professor Male Ph.D 400 Yes 15-07-2013 -- Regular

17 S Velumani 55 Professor Male Ph.D 398 Yes 20-08-2001 -- Regular

18 V Chandrasekaran 43 Professor Male Ph.D 238 Yes 26-05-2006 -- Regular

19 S Ramya 40 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 192 Yes 02-09-2010 -- Regular

20 M Sudharani 43 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 227 Yes 27-07-2015 -- Regular

21 S Ranjitha 40 Professor Female Ph.D 198 Yes 01-08-2011 -- Regular

22 V Suguna 39 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 161 Yes 07-06-2012 -- Regular

23 E Ajaikumar 30 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 85 Yes 10-03-2016 -- Regular

24 Gopalakrishnan K 36 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 108 Yes 14-08-2021 -- Regular

25 Praveenkumar G 28 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 36 Yes 08-11-2021 -- Regular

26 Gowsalya R 27 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 36 Yes 07-03-2022 -- Regular

27 Govindarajan M 42 Assistant Professor Male Ph.D 217 Yes 02-08-2021 -- Regular

28 Prema P 36 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 72 Yes 12-09-2018 -- Regular

29 S Mangai 50 Professor Female Ph.D 285 Yes 27-01-2003 -- Regular

30 D Sasipreetha 38 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 163 Yes 02-06-2010 -- Regular

31 S GOVINDARAJ 33 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 105 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

32 S Ramesh kumar 31 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 85 Yes 29-06-2016 -- Regular

33 K Vijaya 39 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 196 Yes 15-12-2010 -- Regular

34 V Lathajothi 53 Professor Female Ph.D 226 Yes 01-06-2007 -- Regular

35 P Sakthivel 50 Professor Male Ph.D 353 Yes 18-04-2002 -- Regular

36 K Vanchinathan 37 Associate Professor Male Ph.D 166 Yes 15-06-2011 -- Regular

37 S Gokula Brindha 33 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 84 Yes 29-06-2016 -- Regular

38 M Vijayan 64 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 459 Yes 17-05-2011 -- Regular

39 R Gopalan 39 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 200 Yes 07-06-2012 -- Regular

40 S Pavithra 38 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 170 Yes 02-06-2010 -- Regular

41 S AISWARYA 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 78 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

42 T Premamala 50 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 233 Yes 05-07-2006 -- Regular

43 R Supriya 36 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 76 Yes 19-08-2019 -- Regular

44 M Gopi 39 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 144 Yes 20-06-2016 -- Regular

45 K Ramakrishnan 54 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 376 Yes 01-07-2008 -- Regular

46 S B Abitha 34 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 115 Yes 20-06-2017 -- Regular

47 K Rathi 39 Professor Female Ph.D 207 Yes 12-11-2007 -- Regular

48 S Senthil Raj 38 Associate Professor Male Ph.D 156 Yes 03-08-2016 -- Regular

49 S Devi 38 Assistant Professor Female Ph.D 203 Yes 01-07-2008 -- Regular

50 B S Gomathi 44 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 264 Yes 20-06-2017 -- Regular

51 A Manoj Kumar 31 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 100 Yes 15-06-2015 -- Regular

52 Saranya T 26 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 22 Yes 11-08-2021 -- Regular

53 Priyavarshini M 35 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 132 Yes 08-11-2011 -- Regular

54 Rajalakshmi S 41 Professor Female Ph.D 204 Yes 04-03-2022 -- Regular

55 Manivannan B 42 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 216 Yes 25-04-2022 -- Regular

56 Hemalatha R 33 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 36 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

57 N N Balakumar 37 Assistant Professor Male M.Tech 158 Yes 12-12-2011 -- Regular

58 K Manikandan 46 Professor Male Ph.D 272 Yes 22-08-2001 -- Regular

59 S Suresh 35 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 141 Yes 16-06-2014 -- Regular

60 C Pranesh 32 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 99 Yes 15-06-2015 -- Regular

61 S Jabeen begum 52 Professor Female Ph.D 256 Yes 22-05-2002 -- Regular

62 S Nithya 32 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 61 Yes 01-06-2018 -- Regular

63 S Hariprasath 34 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 120 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

64 P Rajasekaran 37 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 155 Yes 02-06-2010 -- Regular

65 M Thenarasi 35 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 96 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

66 T Sathya 36 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 128 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

67 K S Murugesan 37 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 159 Yes 09-06-2010 -- Regular

68 K Kavitha 48 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 197 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

69 C SANTHINI 27 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 36 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

70 V K Manavalasundaram 39 Professor Male Ph.D 203 Yes 01-12-2006 -- Regular

71 C Saravanan 36 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 146 Yes 14-06-2019 -- Regular

72 S Arun Kumar 31 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 100 Yes 15-06-2015 -- Regular

73 L Arul Shankar 34 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 88 Yes 10-03-2016 -- Regular

74 M Pravin Kumar 38 Professor Male Ph.D 169 Yes 12-09-2018 -- Regular

75 M Eswaramurthi 60 Professor Male Ph.D 348 Yes 12-12-2011 -- Regular

76 K vetri 33 Assistant Professor Male M. Phil 115 Yes 27-07-2015 -- Regular

77 T Chandrasekaran 41 Assistant Professor Male M. Phil 205 Yes 10-08-2016 -- Regular

78 K Gayathri 29 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 49 Yes 14-06-2019 -- Regular

79 G Raja 30 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 70 Yes 12-09-2019 -- Regular

80 Gopu A P 37 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 156 Yes 17-08-2021 -- Regular

81 Rajalakshm J 42 Assistant Professor Female Ph.D 228 Yes 29-12-2021 -- Regular

82 Chitra R 44 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 228 Yes 07-03-2022 -- Regular

83 Rajendran P 49 Assistant Professor Male Ph.D 292 Yes 06-10-2021 -- Regular

84 P Georgia Chris Selwyna 32 Assistant Professor Female M.Tech 90 Yes 04-01-2016 Regular

85 C Radhika 41 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 183 Yes 07-06-2010 -- Regular

86 R SARAVANAKUMAR 34 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 72 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

87 E Ravi 58 Professor Male Ph.D 368 Yes 17-08-2012 -- Regular

88 M Mohanasundari 38 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 192 Yes 01-12-2006 -- Regular

89 S Kayalvizhi 40 Professor Female Ph.D 210 Yes 17-06-2005 -- Regular

90 M Chitra 43 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 203 Yes 18-12-2012 -- Regular

91 C Gokul 36 Associate Professor Male Ph.D 155 Yes 15-06-2011 -- Regular

92 J Senthilnath 39 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 112 Yes 16-06-2014 -- Regular

93 P Senthilkumar 39 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 178 Yes 09-06-2010 -- Regular

94 N Karthikeyan 35 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 142 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

95 K R Valluvan 61 Professor Male Ph.D 418 Yes 01-07-2011 -- Regular

96 M SHIVARANJANI 30 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 81 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

97 V Leela 35 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 142 Yes 12-12-2011 -- Regular

98 K Nevedha 30 Assistant Professor Female M.Tech 48 Yes 15-07-2019 -- Regular

99 D Kesavan 32 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 113 Yes 16-06-2014 -- Regular

100 R Prakash 34 Assistant Professor Male Ph.D 142 Yes 17-12-2012 -- Regular

101 K S Kausalyadevi 45 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 172 Yes 07-06-2012 -- Regular

102 V Kalaivani 41 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 203 Yes 06-11-2006 -- Regular

103 A Ramya 37 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 156 Yes 01-08-2011 -- Regular

104 P Kirthika 41 Assistant Professor Female Ph.D 202 Yes 05-08-2015 -- Regular

105 S Tamilselvi 38 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 110 Yes 18-01-2018 -- Regular

106 M Priya 44 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 174 Yes 07-06-2012 -- Regular

107 Thilagarani M 36 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 108 Yes 16-07-2021 -- Regular

108 Balasubramanian R 40 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 194 Yes 18-10-2021 -- Regular

109 Ponni Bala M 50 Professor Female Ph.D 312 Yes 02-03-2022 -- Regular

110 Sowmya R 25 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 24 Yes 11-04-2022 -- Regular

111 D Suganya 34 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 96 Yes 01-07-2019 -- Regular

112 S Mahendrakumar 40 Professor Male Ph.D 180 Yes 03-06-2009 -- Regular

113 S Yamuna devi 35 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 73 Yes 20-06-2017 -- Regular

114 R LEELAVATHI 32 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 52 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

115 D Sakthivel 39 Assistant Professor Male Ph.D 180 Yes 18-05-2011 -- Regular

116 S Sadesh 36 Professor Male Ph.D 159 Yes 02-06-2010 -- Regular

117 S Vivekanandan 46 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 144 Yes 01-10-2011 -- Regular

118 P Kiruthiga 36 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 36 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

119 R Pradeep 33 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 71 Yes 17-08-2017 -- Regular

120 N Dhatchinamoorthy 55 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 71 Yes 01-07-2017 -- Regular

121 S Poornachandran 36 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 141 Yes 08-12-2011 -- Regular

122 S Rajan 44 Professor Male Ph.D 204 Yes 22-06-2009 -- Regular

123 P Nandhini 36 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 119 Yes 15-06-2015 -- Regular

124 V SAKTHIPRIYA 29 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 45 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

125 S Viveka 44 Professor Female Ph.D 159 Yes 06-07-2009 -- Regular

126 T Saranya 35 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 136 Yes 07-06-2012 -- Regular

127 D Senthilkumar 35 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 130 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

128 V Mohan Kumar 32 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 100 Yes 15-06-2015 -- Regular

129 P POORNIMA 30 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 73 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

130 C S Gowri 49 Professor Female Ph.D 291 Yes 19-08-2002 -- Regular

131 R Yamuna 32 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 90 Yes 21-09-2016 -- Regular

132 Deepa Jananakumar 49 Professor Female Ph.D 279 Yes 07-06-2012 -- Regular

133 S Hemalatha 45 Professor Female Ph.D 203 Yes 03-11-2006 -- Regular

134 M Gowri 39 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 148 Yes 08-08-2016 -- Regular

135 Sudha S 38 Assistant Professor Female Ph.D 120 Yes 04-07-2021 -- Regular

136 Selvapriya M 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 72 Yes 20-09-2021 -- Regular

137 Prakash P 36 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 144 Yes 15-02-2022 -- Regular

138 Sasikala T 36 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 144 Yes 11-04-2022 -- Regular

139 M Parimaladevi 42 Associate Professor Female Ph.D 192 Yes 17-06-2011 -- Regular

140 P Ravikumar 40 Professor Male Ph.D 196 Yes 07-06-2007 -- Regular

141 R Indumathi 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 61 Yes 02-07-2018 -- Regular

142 S C Sarathkumar 32 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 111 Yes 16-06-2014 -- Regular

143 K Ramya 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 98 Yes 01-06-2018 -- Regular

144 S Subathra 35 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 112 Yes 16-06-2014 -- Regular

145 S Gokulraj 42 Associate Professor Male Ph.D 169 Yes 01-07-2019 -- Regular

146 V Sabarivelu 41 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 156 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

147 S Saravanan 53 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 341 Yes 09-06-2004 -- Regular

148 M Elakkiya 32 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 59 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

149 S Nachimuthu 32 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 112 Yes 16-06-2014 -- Regular

150 P Jayachandar 65 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 496 Yes 15-04-2009 -- Regular

151 AARTHI V 35 Assistant Professor Female Ph.D 99 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

152 K Ganesh Kumar 38 Professor Male Ph.D 169 Yes 14-06-2019 -- Regular

153 T Nithya 39 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 199 Yes 02-06-2010 -- Regular

154 A Logeswaran 38 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 121 Yes 01-07-2019 -- Regular

155 T C R Dinesh 34 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 84 Yes 20-06-2016 -- Regular

156 A T Naveen Prasad 30 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 73 Yes 22-07-2019 -- Regular

157 P Prakash 33 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 107 Yes 01-07-2019 -- Regular

158 D Nandhini 38 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 165 Yes 07-01-2010 -- Regular

159 K Malarkodi Valentina 39 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 139 Yes 07-06-2012 -- Regular

160 R Lavanya Dhevi 40 Associate Professor Female Ph.D 227 Yes 01-08-2011 -- Regular

161 D Umamaheswari 37 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 170 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

162 Loganathan V 35 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 108 Yes 05-07-2021 -- Regular

163 Dineshkumar B 31 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 60 Yes 08-09-2021 -- Regular

164 SUDHA E 29 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 48 Yes 03-08-2021 -- Regular

165 Tamilselvi V 40 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 180 Yes 14-03-2022 -- Regular

166 S Surendar 30 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 49 Yes 01-07-2019 -- Regular

167 S Maheswari 34 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 124 Yes 20-06-2017 -- Regular

168 A Kalyani 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 61 Yes 02-07-2018 -- Regular

169 C Karthik 41 Assistant Professor Male Ph.D 206 Yes 16-06-2014 -- Regular

170 D Dharani 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 67 Yes 13-11-2019 -- Regular

171 K Mohanapriya 36 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 123 Yes 01-07-2013 -- Regular

172 D Nithya 33 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 97 Yes 28-08-2019 -- Regular

173 M Sreedhar 43 Professor Male Ph.D 244 Yes 31-05-2004 -- Regular

174 D Rajkumar 36 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 121 Yes 29-06-2016 -- Regular

175 V Gowrishankar 36 Associate Professor Male Ph.D 159 Yes 10-06-2010 -- Regular

176 K Senthilprakash 42 Professor Male Ph.D 216 Yes 03-06-2009 -- Regular

177 K K Pradeep 32 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 84 Yes 15-07-2016 -- Regular

178 R MOHANABARATHY 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 86 Yes 03-06-2020 -- Regular

179 R Menaka 48 Assistant Professor Female Ph.D 282 Yes 13-12-2006 -- Regular

180 V Gomathi 35 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 67 Yes 24-10-2017 -- Regular

181 T KOKILAVANI 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 35 Yes 01-09-2020 -- Regular

182 R Kumaravelan 50 Professor Male Ph.D 351 Yes 06-07-2012 -- Regular

183 K VANITHA 40 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 171 Yes 17-07-2020 -- Regular

184 D Shanmugavadivu 39 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 172 Yes 05-06-2009 -- Regular

185 R Thilagavathi 44 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 225 Yes 05-06-2008 -- Regular

186 T Priya 37 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 165 Yes 02-07-2018 -- Regular

187 N Thangaraj 42 Professor Male Ph.D 206 Yes 01-07-2008 -- Regular

188 S Kalaiselvi 40 Associate Professor Female Ph.D 181 Yes 01-09-2012 -- Regular

189 Sharmila M 36 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 84 Yes 07-07-2021 -- Regular

190 Vishalakshi R 43 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 187 Yes 13-09-2021 -- Regular

191 Ramya M 31 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 84 Yes 03-08-2021 -- Regular

192 Karvendhan S 33 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 96 Yes 21-03-2022 -- Regular

193 S K Manikandan 41 Professor Male Ph.D 206 Yes 21-08-2006 -- Regular

194 RUSSIA S 44 Professor Female Ph.D 264 Yes 22-08-2022 -- Regular

195 SENTHILNATHAN S 36 Assistant Professor Male M.E. 146 Yes 11-07-2022 -- Regular

196 VIDHYA R 40 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 122 Yes 28-07-2022 -- Regular

197 DIVYAA N 30 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 11 Yes 12-09-2022 -- Regular

198 KAVITHA V 36 Associate Professor Female Ph.D 157 Yes 13-07-2022 -- Regular

199 NIVETHA I 30 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 51 Yes 19-07-2022 -- Regular

200 RAAGA VARSINI V 24 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 10 Yes 19-10-2022 -- Regular

201 PADMAPRIYA M 28 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 12 Yes 10-08-2022 -- Regular

202 AASHIKA S K 24 Assistant Professor Female M.A 10 Yes 06-10-2022 -- Regular

203 BHARATHI M 30 Assistant Professor Female M. Phil 10 Yes 06-10-2022 -- Regular

204 RANJITHAM K 24 Assistant Professor Female M.A 12 Yes 22-08-2022 -- Regular

205 LOGI PREETHI K 30 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 27 Yes 22-08-2022 -- Regular

206 SRIDHARAN M 30 Assistant Professor Male Ph.D 20 Yes 14-11-2022 -- Regular

207 GOWTHAMI M 33 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 82 Yes 11-07-2022 -- Regular

208 KEERTHANA K 29 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 6 Yes 06-01-2023 -- Regular

209 VIJAYARAJESWARI R 39 Professor Female Ph.D 195 Yes 13-07-2022 -- Regular

210 M Haripriya Dharshini 29 Assistant Professor Female M.E. 12 Yes 10-08-2022 -- Regular

211 A Chinnaraj 47 Other Male Ph.D 300 Yes 22-08-2001 -- Regular

212 S Kanaka Vishnumoorthi 39 Other Male Ph.D 168 Yes 06-08-2012 -- Regular