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ISO: 9001-2015 NAAC “A” Grade

KAKARAPARTI BHAVANARAYANA COLLEGE

(AUTONOMOUS)

(Sponsored by S.K.P.V.V.Hindu High Schools’ Committee)

Kothapeta, Vijayawada -520 001

A College with Potential for Excellence (CPE)

All India 92nd Rank in NIRF by MHRD (2017)

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.kbncollege.ac.in

RIGHT TOINFORMATION ACT - 2005

INFORMATION HANDBOOK

(Under Section 4(I) (B) of the Right to Information Act, 2005)

GOVERNMENT OFINDIA INFORMATION ACT-2005 PARTICULARS OF
CLAUSE 4 (1) B

RIGHT TOINFORMATION ACT - 2005

S. Designation Nominated as Mobile No.
No 98858 39320
Appellate Authority 94411 76794
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao
Principal – FAC College Public 99856 33611
Information Officer
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao
Director, Academic & College Asst. Public
Planning Information Officer

3 Sri S. Srinivas
Office Superintendent

Brief Report of the College

Kakaraparti Bhavanarayana College (KBN) is a vivacious outcome of a century old
renowned charitable organization, Sri S.K.P.V.V. Hindu High Schools Society, which for the
last 108 years, has been providing education through its eight reputable academic institutions. It
is one of the pioneer educational institutions in Vijayawada with the motto
"TEJASWINAVADHITAMASTU" which means "Let us learn while enlightened" clearly
portraying its unflappable and inexorable commitment to intellectually light up the uniformed
and unlettered minds. The College firmly believes in the maxim that service to man is service to
God, especially with regard to education, which is truly the pathway for enlightenment.

For more than 52 years, since its inception in 1965, Kakaraparthi Bhavanarayana College
has been renowned for striving relentlessly towards transforming every student who enters its
portals into an exemplary citizen and an achiever by imparting intellectually effervescent
education. The ever vibrant college grew by leaps and bounds and has evolved with times. It has
been adorned with the Autonomous status by the UGC in the year 2010. It has carved out a
niche for itself in the annals of education as a college with state of the art facilities and the
accolades it received like the “Best Laboratory”, “Best Academic achievement”, “Best Library”,
„Best NSS Unit‟ etc., speak volumes about its steadfast and untiring ardor in trying to dispel
ignorance from society by wielding the most potent weapon in the world of education. The
College has never rested on its laurels and has been relentlessly raising the bar. It doggedly
pursued new and sometimes implausible objectives and has been insatiable in providing
qualitative education; and eventually it has been reaccredited with „A‟ grade by NAAC in 2013,
with CPE in 2016 and All India 92nd Rank in NIRF by MHRD in 2017 which stands out to be
the acme of academic achievement. It is also certified with ISO 9001:2015 in March, 2018. The
college is presently affiliated to Krishna University, Machilipatnam and it is one of the very few
megalithic and top notch structures providing superlative education in the entire Krishna
District. All the accomplishments of the college thus far have been by whetting its appetite to
reach for hitherto unexplored horizons, and the saga of blazing newer trails continues unabated.

The College has ample and sophisticated infrastructural facilities for academic activities, co
– curricular and sports. LCD projectors, smart class rooms with audio –visual equipment are
available in the college. 125 KVA Generator is installed and protected. Water supply is
provided to the entire college. A Health Centre, Homeo- Clinic, Canteen and Stationery are
available to the students in the campus. The entire campus is Wi- fi enabled. A spacious
playground is available for conducting sports and games. A Gymnasium is available with
sophisticated and advanced infrastructure.

The College offers 12 programs at UG level and 5 programs at PG level. In
addition PG Diploma program in e-Banking and Diploma program in Printing Technology are
offered under UGC Innovative and Community Colleges. Free Certificate and Diploma
Courses offered under UGC Carrier Oriented Programs are M.S Office, DTP, Accounting
Package, Communication and Soft Skills, Hardware Training, Multimedia and Animation.
2227 students at UG level and 471 students at PG level are now pursuing higher education
in this institution. The Indira Gandhi National Open University Study Centre of KBN
College is one of the important centers for curriculum development activities offering a
number of UG, PG and Certificate courses in Science, Commerce & Management subjects.
A Women Studies‟ Centre is sanctioned by the UGC in February, 2016.

The Digital Library, which provides internet access apart from the numerous e-
books on myriad topics, speaks volumes about the role of technological support. E-learning
has become the norm for the students who try to go beyond the periphery of books. The
Language Lab is another feather in the cap of the college. It provides an opportunity for the
students to hone their communication skills and augment their chances of securing
employment in companies. The award winning ultra-modern science laboratories enable the
students to have hands on experience in various scientific aspects and inspire them to
discover hitherto uncharted territories in science.

The Computer Laboratories of the College are without comparison and are
renowned to provide the students with an excellent ambience and superlative technology
that enables the students to keep abreast with all the least advancements. These labs
uphold the lofty principles of our college to provide only the best of the best to the
students in their quest for knowledge.

Our college is also reputed to be the one with multiple State Best Teacher
Award recipients. It has a potential strength of 116 faculty members of whom 4 are
research supervisors, 19 are with Ph. D., 22 with M. Phil‟s and 16 with Net/Set qualified.
They impart quality education and mold the character of the students with ethics, human
values and integrity. Our college is renowned for the strict discipline that is maintained in
the campus. It is also famous for being a giant among similar colleges in the District in
sports and games.

A fully functioning Placement Cell is present in the College campus. IQAC of the college
is looking after the quality aspects of various academic programs and co – curricular
activities. The journey of KBN College that began humbly has acquired many a laurel in
its inexorable march towards hitherto uncharted horizons.

Vision:

 To reach the state of perfection through an ardent academic desire for excellence
 To bestow sincere and dedicated efforts to the cause of education
 To orient the student towards service through creative, constant, consistent

involvement in the society.

Mission:

 To produce knowledgeable, responsible, skilled, cultured, confident and
competent citizens of India with a desire to develop its progress and development

 These students coming out of the portals of the institution shall have the abilities
such as learning to know, learning to do, learning to live and learning to be a
responsible citizen.

Goals

 To impart higher education to all segments of the society
 To make quality, the defining element of education
 To impart value based education
 To increase literacy level among women, leading to women empowerment
 To enhance the spirit of Nationality, National integrity and to inculcate high moral

values.

 To guide the students in securing better employment and higher education opportunities
through career guidance and placement services.

Objectives

 To offer undergraduate programs in Science, Arts and Commerce and P.G. programs in
Science, Commerce and Management.

 To provide high quality and standard education.
 To arrange guest lectures, seminars and to conduct Educational tours and to stimulate

the academic environment of the institution.
 To support the economically backward students and encourage different minorities‟

students.
 To organize social service and academic programs with the faculty and students.
 To guide the students in securing better employment and higher education opportunities

through career guidance and placement services.

The College Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Processes

KBN College takes pride in the responsibility of its students and the social and educational
atmosphere of its campus.
KBN College students are held responsible for their conduct at all times. Any student who
engages in academic or social misconduct shall be subject to disciplinary action by appropriate
office of the College and/or the Student Conduct Committee.
Ragging of any kind is strictly forbidden in the campus.
Discipline is necessary to achieve success in life. Regularity and punctuality of
students and staff have a prominent place in the institution.
Students and Staff will endeavor to create an atmosphere of friendliness and good cheer
in the college.
Genuine warmth and cordial relationship with staff and other students adds to the
climate of the college.
Respect, politeness and courtesy to all, is a perquisite of every KBN student.
Neat and modest dressing in accordance with approved uniform, etiquette, and decency
gives weight to dignity of students.
Keeping classrooms and college premises neat and clean and treating the college
property carefully, as their own, gives a sense of belongingness.
Decent behaviour requires abstaining from throwing paper, food, or other articles in the
class room or around.

They will avoid standing on the verandas of the college during and between the class hours.
Updating themselves by reading notices posted on the college bulletin is required and
ignorance of any notice thus posted cannot be accepted as an excuse for failing to comply
with it.
Permission of the lecturer is needed to leave the classroom.
The Principal at discretion may require a student who fails to show adequate progress in
studies, who is irregular in attendance or who takes part in strikes to withdraw from the
college and the hostel.
Students who trespass the code of conduct of the college are liable to be dismissed from the
rolls.
Cell phones are not allowed to the college.

Objective/ purpose of this hand-book

The objective of this handbook is to enlighten the staff and students and the general public
with the information of our college.

Who are the intended users of this hand-book?

The intended users of this hand-book are all citizens of the Republic of India who require information.
Important information is made accessible for the public through this manual. The Appellate Authority,
PIO (Public Information Officer) and APIO (Assistant Public Information Officer) will keep a copy of the
manual at their office for the use of the public.

PARTICULARS OF CLAUSE 4(1) B OF THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
INFORMATION ACT– 2005

SL PARTICULARS
NO. CLAUSE
PARTICULARS OF THE ORGANISATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES
1 CLAUSE4(1)B(i):
2 CLAUSE4(1)B (ii): POWERS AND DUTIES OF ITS OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

CLAUSE4(1)B(iii): PROCEDURE FOLLOWED IN THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS,
3 INCLUDING CHANNELS OF SUPERVISION AND ACCOUNTABILITY
4 CLAUSE4(1)B(iv):
THE NORMS SET BY IT FOR THE NORMS SET BY IT FOR THE
CLAUSE4(1)B(v): DISCHARGE OF ITS FUNCTIONS
5 THE RULES, REGULATIONS, INSTRUCTIONS MANUALS AND
RECORDS, HELD BY IT OR UNDER ITS CONTROL OR USED BY ITS
CLAUSE4(1)B(vi): EMPLOYEES FOR DISCHARGING ITS FUNCTIONS
6 A STATEMENT OF THE CATEGORIES OF DOCUMENTS THAT ARE
HELD BY ITS OR UNDER ITS CONTROL
7 CLAUSE4(1)B(vii):
PARTICULARS OF ANY ARRANGEMENT THAT EXISTS FOR
CLAUSE4(1)B(viii): CONSULTATION WITH OR REPRESENTATION BY, THE MEMBERS
OF THE PUBLIC IN RELATION TO THE FORMULATION OF ITS
8 POLICY OR ADMINISTRATION THERE OF

A STATEMENT OF BOARDS, COUNCILS, COMMITTEES AND OTHER
BODIES CONSISTING OF TWO OR MORE PERSONS CONSTITUTED
AS ITS PART OR FOR THE PURPOSE OF ITS ADVISE, AND AS TO
WHETHER MEETINGS OF THOSE BOARDS, COUNCILS,
COMMITTEES AND OTHER BODIES ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, OR
THE MINUTES OF SUCH MEETINGS ARE ACCESSIBLE FOR PUBLIC

9 CLAUSE4(1)B(ix): DIRECTORY OF ITS OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

CLAUSE4(1)B(x): MONTHLY REMUNERATION RECEIVED BY EACH OF ITS OFFICERS
10 AND EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING THE SYSTEM OF COMPENSATION
AS PROVIDED IN ITS REGULATIONS
CLAUSE4(1)B(xi):
11 CLAUSE4(1)B(xii): BUDGET ALLOCATED TO EACH OF ITS AGENCY,
INDICATING THE PARTICULARS OF ALL PLANS, PROPOSED
12 EXPENDITURE AND REPORTS ON DIBURSEMENTS MADE

CLAUSE4(1)B(xiii): MANNER OF EXECUTION OF SUBSIDY PROGRAMMES, INCLUDING
13 THE AMOUNTS ALLOCATED AND THE DETAILS OF
BENEFICIARIES OF SUCH PROGRAMMES
CLAUSE4(1)B(xiv):
14 PARTICULARS IF RECIPIENTS OF CONCESSIONS, PERMITS OR
AUTHORISATION GRANTED BY IT
CLAUSE4(1)B(xv):
15 DETAILS IN RESPECT OF THE INFORMATION, AVAILABLE TO OR
HELD BY IT, REDUCED IN AN ELECTRONIC FORM

PARTICULARS OF FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO CITIZENS FOR
OBTAINING INFORMATION, INDLUDING THE WORKING HOURS OF
A LIBRARY OR READING ROOM IF MAINTAINED FOR PUBLIC USE

CLAUSE4(1)B(xvi): NAMES, DESIGNATIONS AND OTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
16 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS

17 CLAUSE4(1)B(xvii): SUCH OTHER INFORMATION AS MAY BE PRESCRIBED

FORMAT- I

PARTICULARS OF THE ORGANIZATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES AS PER
CLAUSE 4(1) B OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005

Kakaraparti Bhavanarayana College (KBN) is a vivacious outcome of a century
old renowned charitable organization, Sri S.K.P.V.V. Hindu High Schools Society,
which for the last 108 years, has been providing education through its eight reputable
academic institutions. It is one of the pioneer educational institutions in Vijayawada with
the motto "TEJASWINAVADHITAMASTU" which means "Let us learn while
enlightened" clearly portraying its unflappable and inexorable commitment to
intellectually light up the uniformed and unlettered minds. The College firmly believes in
the maxim that service to man is service to God, especially with regard to education,
which is truly the pathway for enlightenment. Our college makes information available to
the public through our college website. www.kbncollege.ac.in

Organization

Kakaraparti Bhavanarayana College (Autonomous),
K.T. Road, Kothapeta, Vijayawada-520 001
Andhra Pradesh, India.
E-mail id: [email protected]
Website: www.kbncollege.ac.in
Phone No. s: Principal‟s office: 0866-2565679 - ext.239
College Reception: 0866-2565679
Morning hours of the office: 10.00A.M
Closing hours of the office: 6.00P.M

Efficient Governance:
 Identifying new means of resource generation
 Optimal deployment of resources
 Development of state of the art infrastructural facilities
 Transparency in functioning
 Constant Assessment and up gradation of processes to ensure maximum output

Social Responsibility
Sensitizing learners about social, ecological, economic and political issues
Endeavouring to find solutions that will benefit society as a whole
Positive role modelling in order to create responsible citizens

Functions and Duties of the Governing Body
Subject to the existing provision in the bye-laws of the college and rules laid down by
the state government/parent university, the governing body of the colleges shall have
powers to:
Constitute its own Governing Body, Academic Council and Board of Studies to
formulate new courses within the nomenclature specified by UGC as per the
Specification of Degrees 2014 and amended from time to time.
Constitute its own Finance Committee.
The above bodies will also have the powers to review all existing courses making
curricula more community relevant, skill oriented and keeping in view the
employability requirements of the graduates.
It can fix fees of the courses at their own level.
It will have complete administrative autonomy and have the privilege of appointing
their own administrative staff and teaching faculty including Principal. However, the
staff will be appointed as per the UGC (Minimum Qualification for Appointment of
Teachers and other Academic Staff in Universities and Colleges and Measures for the
Maintenance of Standards in Higher Education) Regulations 2010 as amended from
time to time.
Approve new programmes of study leading to degrees and/or diplomas
Determine and prescribe its own courses of study and syllabi, and restructure and
redesign the courses to suit local needs, make it skill oriented and in consonance with
the job requirements;
Prescribe rules for admission in consonance with the reservation policy of the state
government/national policy;
Promote research in relevant fields;
Evolve methods of assessment of students performance, the conduct of examinations
and notification of results;

Use modern tools of educational technology to achieve higher standards and greater
creativity; and Promote healthy practices such as community service, extension
activities, projects for the benefit of the society at large, neighbourhood programmes,
etc.
Institute scholarships, fellowships, studentships, medals, prizes and certificates on the
recommendations of the Academic Council
Perform such other functions and institute committees, as may be necessary and
deemed fit for the proper development, and fulfil the objectives for which the college
has been declared as autonomous.
However, the degree will be awarded by the parent university

FORMAT- II

POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE OFFICERS/ EMPLOYEES AS PER CLAUSE
4 (1) B (ii) OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005

SL POWERSAND DUTIESOFOFFICERS/EMPLOYEES
NO. DESIGNATION

1. Supervise the maintenance of the Service Registers and the payment

of salaries to the employees.
1 SECRETARY & 2. Appointing the staff

CORRESPONDENT
3. Supervise the maintenance of the campus and spiritual and moral

growth of the staff and students.

4. Foster and strengthen relationships between Alumnae and college

5. Involved in overall administration and finance matters

2 PRINCIPAL 1. The Principal is involved in overall college administration, the
curriculum, leadership, community relations, working relationships and
various activities of the college in accordance with the guidelines,
various acts, rules, regulations, orders and instructions of the
Government, Commissioner of Collegiate Education and other
competent authorities.

2. He shall take all steps in consultation with the steering committee and
HOD‟s of the college for smooth and efficient functioning of the
college.

3. To ensure effective and participatory management.
4. To understand and meet the needs of the staff teaching and non-

teaching, students and parents.
5. To plan along with staff, students and parents for promoting high

standards of learning and teaching and overall development of the staff,
students and the institution.
6. To ensure that the scholarship applications of the concerned students
are sent to sanctioning Departments viz. Social Welfare Department,
Backward Classes and Minorities department and Department of
Collegiate Education, etc.,
7. The Principal shall supervise and conduct regular assembly and
meetings with students, staff and other committees for the enhancement
of quality education.
8. To ensure that the proposal for renewal of affiliation
/permanent affiliation is sent to the concerned University well in time.
9. To ensure that the reaccreditation of the NAAC is obtained and the
preparation of SSR on time.
10. The Principal shall have to teach his concerned subjects six hours per
week.

1. He takes the charge of academic activities and research promotion in

the college.

2. He plans the academic calendar with the assistance of IQAC and

3 DIRECTOR, Controller of examinations.

ACADEMICS & 3. Involved in Administration

PLANNING 4. Doing regular teaching and sharing the responsibility of the Principal

1. The Controller of Examinations shall be responsible for the proper

records, maintenance of marks list and valued answer scripts. The

valued answer scripts shall be preserved for one year after the

announcement of results and the re after dispose them off as per the

4 CONTROLLEROF procedure.

EXAMINATIONS 2. He shall arrange for the evaluation, tabulation and announcement of

results and arrange for the distribution of the marks memos with the

help of the college office superintendent.

3. With the help of the office staff he shall arrange to prepare the merit list

&rank list. He shall be responsible for the proper custody and

maintenance of marks registers and other valuable and permanent

records of the sections.

4. He shall attend to the re-totalling of the valued answer scripts,

challenge valuation, Redressal of grievances, make enquiries into mal-

practices committed by students and lapses of examiners, etc., in

consultation with the Principal as per the rules.

5. In coordination with the office staff, he shall arrange for printing of

question papers well in advance.

6. He shall issue duplicate marks memos, consolidated marks memos and

rank certificates to the college office to be distributed to the students.

7. He shall make an enquiry into the lapses/ mistakes committed

by anyone involved in the conduct of examination under

this manual and fix fine/penalty and issue an order to give effect to his

decision in consultation with the Principal.

1. The staff conducts the classes as per the time-table.

2. Complete the syllabus prescribed by the college well in time.

3. Extend their full co-operation to the heads of the departments in
5 TEACHING

STAFF completing the syllabus before the commencement of the Semester End

Examinations.

4. Co-operating with the Principal and Controller of Examinations to

conduct the Mid and Semester End Exams successfully.

5. To maintain the attendance of the students of the respective classes.

6. The staff conducts the practical classes as per the time-table.

7. The Staff conducts mentoring and remedial classes for the failed and

slow learners.

1. Issue books to the teaching, non- teaching staff and students and collect

6 LIBRARIAN it back.

2. Maintain necessary records/registers etc., in the library.

3. Make arrangements for annual stock verification of the library books

and send annual stock verification report to the concerned officers etc.,

4. 4. Conduct of Library week, Orientation classes and competitions to

encourage and motivate the staff &students to cultivate reading habit.

OFFICE 1. The Superintendent shall be primarily responsible for the efficiency of

7 SUPERINTENDENT his section. The records must be accurate and conform to the rules and

procedures.

2. He shall scrutinize all the papers/files before they are submitted to the

higher officers.

3. The Superintendent shall personally handle all important and

complicated cases.

4. He shall guide his subordinates in all respects and make them put up the

records in accordance with the rules.

5. H e shall maintain his section neat and clean. He shall supervise the

section and submit reports to his immediate higher officers.

6. He shall sign and issue acknowledgement letters.

8 NON TEACHING 1. Maintain the various registers prescribed under the rules of office
STAFF procedures.

2. Carrying a file from one section to another or from one case

to another, etc.

3. Arranging of furniture keeping the office premises clean

4. They shall sweep or wipe, the room, verandas, steps, etc., with wet

cloth, allotted to them, well before starting of office and also during

office timings if need be. They shall carry the waste/ rubbish for

disposal outside the department under the supervision

FORMAT III

PROCEDURE FOLLOWED IN THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS,
INCLUDING CHANNELS OF SUPERVISION AND ACCOUNTABILITY AS

PER CLAUSE 4(1) B (iii) OT THE RTI ACT2005

SL. DESIGNATION POWERSAND DUTIESOF
NO. OFFICERS/EMPLOYEES

1. Supervise the maintenance of the Service Registers and

the payment of salaries to the employees.

1 SERETARY & 2. Appointing the staff

CORRESPONDENT 3. Involved in overall administration and finance matters.

The Principal shall exercise all administrative powers as are

delegated under various acts, rules, regulations, orders and

instructions of the government, Department of Collegiate

2 PRINCIPAL Education and other competent authorities. He shall take all steps
for smooth and efficient functioning of the College.

3 DIRECTOR, ACADEMICS

& PLANNING He shares the responsibilities of the Principal.

1. The Controller of Examinations shall be responsible for

the proper records, maintenance of marks list and valued

answer scripts. The valued answer scripts shall be

CONTROLLEROF preserved for one year after the announcement of results
EXAMINATIONS and the re after dispose them off as per the procedure.
4

2. He shall arrange for the evaluation, tabulation and

announcement of results and arrange for the distribution

of the marks memos with the help of the college office

superintendent.

1. The committees have been constituted under the

STATUTORY &NON convener- ship of senior teachers for the smooth

5 STATUTORY functioning of the college. Planning& Evaluation,

COMMITTEE

Examination and Finance Committees involved in the

decision making process.

FORMAT-IV
NORMS SETBY ITFORTHE DISCHARGE OFITSFUNCTIONSASPER CLAUSE

4(1) B (iv) ASPER RTI ACT 2005

KAKARAPARTI BHAVANARAYANA COLLEGE

Organization Chart
GOVERNMENTOF ANDHRAPRADESH
ANDHRAPRADESHSTATE COUNCIL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
COMMISSIONERATEOFCOLLEGIATEEDUCATION

KRISHNA UNIVERSITY

SECRETARY&CORRESPONDENT
PRINCIPAL

DIRECTOR, ACADEMICS & PLANNING

TEACHING STAFF

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT

NON – TEACHING STAFF

FEE PARTICULARS FOR THE YEAR 2017-18
AIDED COURSES DEGREE:

S. No COURSES I Degree I Degree III Degree
(Amount in Rs.)
1 B.Sc. MPC 4,000 7,500
2 B. Com 4,000 3,000 7,500
3 3,000 4,000 6,500
B.Sc. CBZ 4,000

UN-AIDED COURSES I Term II Term Total
Rs.
I B.Sc. M.P.CS/M. Elec. CS/ 7930 3500
M.C.CS/ M.S.CS 11430
7930 3500
II B.Sc. M.P.CS/M. Elec. CS/ 11430
M.C.CS/ M.S.CS 10000 7000
17000
III B.Sc. M.P.CS/M. Elec. CS/ 10500 8000 18500
M.C.CS 10750 8850 19600
III B.Sc. M.S.CS 10750 8850 19600
12000 6000 18000
I B.C.A 7930 3500 11430
11430
II B.C.A 7930 3500 12500
8500 4000 16000
III B.C.A 10500 5500 18000
I B.Com (Tax )/ Computers / 11000 7000
Logistics / B.B.M
II B.Com (Tax )/ Computers / PG
Logistics / B.B.M
III B.Com (Tax ) Logistics

III B.Com Computers

III B.B.M

Course TUTION FEE SPECIAL FEE TOTAL
1 M.Com 5500 4500 10000
2 M.Sc. Computer Science 20000 0 20000
3 M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry) 26400 5995 32395
4 MBA 27000 5500 32500
5 MCA 27000 0 27000
6 P.G. Diploma in e-Banking 15,000 0 15,000

FORMAT – V

RULES, REGULATIONS, INSTRUCTIONS, MANUALS AND RECORDS, HELD BY IT OR UNDER
CONTROL OR USED BY ITS EMPLOYEES FOR DISCHARGING ITS FUNCTIONS AS PER CLAUSE 4(1)

B (v) ASPER RTI ACT 2005

The rules and regulations applicable to the college and its employees are:

1. The Ordinance and regulations approved by the Government of A.P from time to time for
teaching and non-teaching staff.

2. A.P Education Code
3. Rules and regulations approved by the Governing Body

FORMAT - VI

Statement of the Categories of Documents that are held by it
or under control as per Clause4 (1) (B) (VI) of the Right To Information Act 2005

SL. NO. CATEGORIES OF DOCUMENTS THAT ARE HELD BY
IT OR UNDER CONTROL
1
2 Attendance Registers
3 Movement Registers
4 Casual Leave Registers
5 Letters Inward Registers
6 Postal Stamps Account Registers
7 Letter outward Registers (RC Numbers)
8 Files Sending Registers (Signal Files System)
9 Cash Books
10 Day Books
11 Grant Release Registers
12 Salary Disbursement Registers (Acquittance)
13 Stock Registers of Stationery items
14 A. G. Audit Observation Compliance Report Registers
15 Subject Diary
16 Scholarship Register
17 Staff Notice Register
18 Governing Body Register
19 Log Register
Late Comers Register

FORMAT - VII

PARTICULARS OF ANY ARRANGEMENTS THAT EXISTS FOR CONSULATATION
WITH, OR REPRESENTATION BY,THE MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC IN RELATION TO
THE FORMULATION OF ITS POLICY OR ADMINISTRATION THERE OF TO GET HER

AS PER CLAUSE 4(1)B (vii) AS PER RTI ACT 2005

o Governing body
o Executive Officer (EO)
o College Alumni
o Anti-Ragging Committee

FORMAT–VIII
Statement of boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of two or more
persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advise and as to whether meetings
of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public, or the
minutes of such meetings are accessible for public as per clause 4(1) B (VIII) as per RTI
Act 2005.

GOVERNINGBODY MEMBERS
1. Sri U. Sambasiva Rao, President
2. Sri S.V.S.M. Razith Kumar, Secretary & Correspondent
3. Sri V. Vasudeva Rao, Vice – President
4. Sri T. Rajeswara Rao, Joint Secretary
5. Sri T. Veeraiah Gupta, Treasurer
6. Dr. V. Subhashini, HOD, Zoology
7. Dr. V. Narayana Rao, Principal
8. Prof. K. Viyyanna Rao, Former Vice-Chancellor (Educationist)
9. Prof. Ms. Soma Bandhopadhyaya, Registrar, University of Calcutta (UGC Nominee)
10. Dr. K. Ganeswara Rao, R.J.D (Govt. Nominee)
11. Prof. D. Surya Chandara Rao, Registrar, Krishna University Nominee
12. Dr. P. Krishna Murthy, Former Principal, KBNC, Ex. Officio

ACADEMIC COUNCIL
1. Dr. V. Narayana Rao, Principal & Chairman
2. Prof. Pulipati King, University Nominee
3. Prof. Y. K. Sundara Krishna, University Nominee
4. Prof. N. Usha, University Nominee
5. Prof. V. Narasimha Rao, Member
6. Sri P. L. Ramesh, Controller of Examinations, Member

7. Sri E. Vara Prasad, HOD, English, Member
8. Sri JV Chalapathi Rao, HOD, Telugu, Member
9. Sri P. Devaraj Kumar, HOD, Hindi, Member
10. Sri M. Venkateswara Rao, HOD, Mathematics, Member
11. Smt. Ch. Radhika, HOD, Statistics, Member
12. Dr. B. Ramaiah, HOD, Commerce & Management, Member
13. Sri T. David Johnson, HOD, Computer Science, Member
14. Dr. PB Sandhya Sri, HOD, Physics & Electronics, Member
15. Dr. V. Subhashini, HOD, zoology, Member
16. Dr. G. Ramesh, HOD, Botany, Member
17. Sri T. Bhagya Kumar, HOD, Chemistry, Member
18. Sri N. Sambasiva Rao, Incharge, HVPE, Member
19. Sri M. Sambasiva Rao, HOD, Physical Education, Member
20. Sri V. Tirupathi Rao, Librarian, Member
21. Sri K.P.T. Vijaya Bhaskar, NCC Officer, Member
22. Sri V. Seshagiri Rao, NSS Officer, Member
23. Dr. Mazharunnissa, HOD, MBA, Member
24. Smt. P. Bharathi Devi, HOD, M.Sc. (CS), Member
25. Smt. Shamim, HOD, MCA, Member
26. Sri A. Ravi Kiran, HOD, M.Com, Member
27. Smt. Ch. Suhasini, HOD, Diploma in e-Banking, Member
28. Dr. G. Krishnaveni, HOD, M.Sc (Chem), Member
29. Dr. K. Naveen Kumar, Member
30. Sri K. Ravindra Babu, Member
31. Sri R. Venkata Subbarao, Director, IT Industries Member
32. Sri T. Chandra Sekhar, Director, Villans Industries, Member
33. Sri B. V. S. Linga Murthy, Charted Accountant, Member
34. Dr. K. Surendra Babu, Director, SVRM College, Nagaram, Member
35. Sri V.V.M. Krishna, Industrialist, Member
36. Sri T. Vijaya Babu, Additional Controller, Member
37. Sri B. Prabhakar, Additional Controller Member
38. Sri J. Panduranga Rao, Member Secretary

NON-STATUTORY C O M M I T T E E S -2017-18
PLANNING &EVALUATION COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC – Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning–
3 Sri E. Vara Prasad Vice Chairman
HOD of English

4 Dr. J.V. Chalapathi Rao HOD of Telugu

5 Sri P. Devaraj Kumar HOD of Hindi

6 Sri M. Venkateswara Rao HOD of Mathematics & Statistics

7 Dr. P.B. Sandhyasri HOD of Physics & Electronics

8 Ms. Radhika HOD of Botany

9 Sri T. Bhagya Kumar HOD of Chemistry

10 Dr. V. Subhashini HOD of Zoology

11 Sri P. L. Ramesh HOD of Computers

12 Sri N. Sambasiva Rao Lecturer in HVPE

13 Sri A. Kantha Rao Lecturer in Electronics

14 Sri B. Ramaiah Lecturer in Commerce & Management

ADMISSION COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Director, Academics and planning–
Vice Convenor
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao HOD of Chemistry

3 Sri T. Bhagya Kumar HOD of Commerce & Management
4 Sri B. Ramaiah
5 Sri P. L. Ramesh Lecturer of Computers
6 Sri T. David Johnson
7 Sri. M. Sambasiva Rao HOD of Computer Science

HOD of Physical Education

EXAMINATION COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao
Director, Academics and planning –
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Vice Chairman
Convenor
3 Sri Ch. Nagabhushanam
Lecturer in Hindi
4 Sri P. Devaraj Kumar
HOD of Physical Education
5 Sri. M. Sambasiva Rao
6 Dr. G. Naga Raju Lecturer in Telugu

GRIEVANCES REDRESSAL AND ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Director, Academics and planning –
Vice Chairman
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao HOD of Zoology
HOD of Telugu
3 Dr. V. Subhashini HOD of Computers
4 Dr. J.V. Chalapathi Rao HOD of Physical Education – Member
5 Sri P. L. Ramesh Asst. Prof Department of MBA
6 Sri M. Sambasiva Rao II B.com(Com)
7 S. Venkatesh II B.com(Com)
8 P. Mounika (student member) I BCA
9 SK Bhashirunissa (student member) III B.Com (gen)
10 G. Raja Mahesh (student member) I M.Com
11 B. Jyothi(student member)
12 M. Chandramouli (student member)

DEBATING & QUIZ CLUB COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao
Director, Academics and planning– Vice
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Chairman
Lecturer in English – Convenor
3 Smt. S. Snatha Kumari

4 Dr. J.V. Chalapathi Rao HOD of Telugu- Member

5 Sri R. Jitendra Kumar Lecturer in Telugu- Member
6 Sri P. Devaraj Kumar HOD of Hindi – Member
7 Sri P. Ravindra Lecturer in Computer Science – Member
8 Ms. S.V. G.Apoorva Lecturer in Commerce – Member
9 Ms. P. S. Vidya Lecturer in Computer Science – Member

10 M. Keertana (student member) II CBZ

11 K. Subramanyam (student member) III MCCS

12 M. Manasa (student member) II MPC

13 G. Praneetha(student member) III MSCs

DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao
Director, Academics & Planning– Vice
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Chairman
Lecturer in Commerce Science Member
3 Sri. V. Seshagiri Rao

4 Sr. R. Jitendra Kumar Lecturer in Telugu

5 Sri. V. Suresh Lecturer in Computer Science

6. T. Yamini ( Student member) II MBA

7. G. Vamsi Krishna ( Student member) III BBA

8. B. Gowtham ( Student member) III MSCS

9. R. Satya Vamsi ( Student member) IIMCCS

SPORTS & GAMES COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Principal – FAC & Chairman
Director, Academics and planning –
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Vice Chairman
HOD of Physical Education – Convenor
3 Sri M. Sambasiva Rao
4 Sri D. Hema Chandra Rao Asst. Physical Director
5 Smt. Y.V. Lakshmi
6 Dr. B. Ramaiah Asst. Physical Director
7 Sri K. Siva Prakasa Rao
8 K. Kalyani (student member) HOD, Commerce & Management
9 B. Navyasri (student member)
10 B. Prasad(student member) Lecturer in Commerce & Management
11 PKNS. Kishore(student member)
12 N. Harshavardhan(student member) III B.Com T.P
13 P. Nageswara Rao (student member)
I MBA

III B.Com T.P

II CBZ

II B.Com

II B.Com

LIBRARY COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Principal – FAC & Chairman

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning Vice
Chairman
3 Sri v. Tirupathi Rao Librarian – Convenor
4 Smt. V. Vijaya Lakshmi
5 Smt. D. Naga Lakshmi Asst. Librarian
6 Sri E. Vara Prasad Asst. Librarian– Member
7 Sri M. Venkateswara Rao
8 Dr. P. B. Sandhyasri HOD of English
9 Dr. J.V. Chalapathi Rao
10 Sri T. Bhagya Kumar HOD of Mathematics & Statistics
11 Dr. B. Ramaiah
12 Sri. P. Devaraj Kumar HOD of Physics & Electronics

HOD of Telugu

HOD of Chemistry

HOD of Commerce & Management

HOD of Hindi

13 Sri P.L. Ramesh Lecturer in Computer Science

14 N. Ajay Kumar(student member) III MPCs

15 J. Hareesh(student member) II MECS

16 P. Devi(student member) II B.Com

17 N. Naresh (student member) I MECs

18 M. Lokeswari (student member) I BBM

ACADEMIC AUDIT COMMITTEE (IQAC & NAAC)

S.No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and Planning -Vice
3 Dr. V. Subhashini Chairman
HOD of Zoology ( Co-ordinator)

4 Sri T. David Johnson HOD of Computer Science Asst. Co-

ordinator ( Asst. Co-ordinator)

5 Dr. P. B. Sandhya Sree (Member) HOD of Physics & Electronics (Member)

6 Sri Ch. Naga Bhushanam Lecturer in Physics (Member)

7 Sri Ch. Srinivasulu Lecturer in Commerce (Member)

8 Sri. S. Venkatesh Asst. Prof. MBA (Member)

9 Sri N. Sambasiva Rao Lecturer in HVPE (Member)

10 Sri. P. L. Ramesh Controller of Examinations (Member)

11 Sri. S. Srinivas Office Superintendent (Member)

12 Sri. M. Venkateswara Rao HOD Mathematics ( Member)

TIME TABLE COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation

1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Principal – FAC & Chairman

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning Vice Chairman
3 Dr. G.V.S.R.N.S.A Sastry Lecturer in Commerce – Convenor

4 Sri. N. Sambasiva Rao Lecturer in HVPE

STUDENTS COUNSELLING & ATTENDANCE MONITORING COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning Vice
3 Sri KPT Vijaya Bhaskar Chairman
4 Ms. P. Hemalatha(student ) Lecturer in Chemistry – Convenor

III MCA– Member

5 Ms.Sk.Nafeesa III B.Sc (MSCS)

6 M. Sindhura Lakshmi II B.Sc (MSCS)

WARD COUNSELING COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning Vice
3 Dr. G.V.S.R.N.S.A Sastry Chairman
4 Smt. M. Lakhmi Prasanna Dept. of Commerce – Convenor
5 Sri T. Gopal Krishna
6 Sri P.S.R. Krishna Lecturer in Maths – Member

Lecturer in Commerce – Member

Lecturer in Comp. Science– Member

7 Sri S. Vasu Lecturer in Computer Science -
Member

WOMEN’S STUDY CENTRE (UGC) COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Principal – FAC & Chairman

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning Vice
Chairman
3 Dr. G. Krishnaveni HOD of PG Chemistry – Convenor
4 Dr. Mazharunnisa Asst. Prof. – Member
5 Ms G. Rohini Lecturer in Computers – Member
6 Ms.B. Taruni Lecturer in Mathematics – Member
7 Ms.Apoorva Lecturer in Commerce – Member
8 Ms. O. Sailaja Lecturer in Commerce – Member
9 Smt. M. Janaki Lecturer in Hindi – Member
10 Smt N. Varalakshmi
Lecturer in Computers - Member

STUDENTS COUCIL COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Principal – FAC & Chairman
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning –
Vice Chairman
4 Ms. Ch. Namratha II MSC(Chemistry)– President
5 Ms. K. Venkata Lakshmi Haritha III B.Sc (MPC)– Secretary
6 Ms. R. PhaniDurga II B.Sc(MPC) – Vice-President
7 Ms. Nalam Gopika Naga Sahithi I B.Sc (MPCS) – Joint Secretary
8 Ms. P. Hemalatha III MCA– Member
9. Ms. K. Pavani III MSCS– Member
10. M. Sindhura Lakshmi II B.Sc (MSCS) – Member
11. Ch. Sai Swarna I B.Sc(MSCS) – Member

CALENDAR, HANDBOOK & MAGAZINE COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning Vice
3 Sri P.Devaraj Kumar Chairman
4 Sri R.Jithendra Kumar HOD of Hindi – Convenor

Lecturer in Telugu – Member

5 SK. Riyaz(student member) III B.Com

6 E. Swathi(student member) II MECS

7 A. Prasanthi II MPCS

8 E. Prem Kumar (student member) II BBM

AUDIO VISUAL COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Principal – FAC & Chairman

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning Vice
Chairman

3 Sri Ch. Naga Bhushanam Lecturer in Physics – Convenor

4 Sri. A. Kantha Rao Lecturer in Electronics – Member

5 KVL Haritha (student member) III MPC

6 SK. Naseema (student member) III MPC

7 K. Rajeswari Jain (student member) III MPCS

PLACEMENT & CAREER GUIDANCE COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao
Director, Academics and planning Vice
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Chairman
Placement officer – Convenor
3 Sri B. Srinivasa Reddy Director of PG Courses – Member
4 Prof. V. Narasimha Rao HOD of Computers – Members
5 Sri T. David Johnson Lecturer in Commerce – Member
6 Sri K. Siva Prakasa Rao Dept. of MBA – Member
7 Sri S. Venkatesh
8 A. Hari Priya (student member) II MBA
9 A. Yeswanth (student member)
10 K. Sri Durga (student member) III BCA
11 K. Bhavana (student member)
III MSCS

III MPC

NSS COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation

1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Principal – FAC & Chairman

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning–
Vice Chairman
3 Sri V. Seshagiri Rao Lecturer in Commerce & Management
– Convenor
4 Sri M. Sambasiva Rao HOD of Physical Education Convenor –
Programmer Officer Unit – I
5 Dr. B. Ramaiah HOD of Commerce & Management
Member

6 Sri. K. Siva Prakasa Rao Lecturer in Commerce & Management
7. N. Siva ( Student Member) Member
8. R. Sai Ram II MBA
9. B. Ratna Sri
10. P. Divya Harika III BCA
11. S.Sai Manikanta
12. K. Avinash II B. Com TP

III BBA

III B. Sc. MPCS

III BCA

RED RIBBON CLUB

S .No Name of the Member Designation

1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao Principal – FAC & Chairman

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning –Vice
Chairman
3 Sri m.V. Srinivasa Rao Lecturer in Commerce & Management –
Convenor
4 Sri K.P.T. Vijay Bhaskar Lecturer in Chemistry– Member
5 Sri. V. Seshagiri Rao
Lecturer in Commerce– Member

6 Sri M. Sambasiva Rao HOD of Physical Education

7. N. Anil (Student member) III B. Com (G)

8 K. Bharat (Student member) II. B.Com TP

9. K. Bharadwaj (Student member) III BBM

10. B. Durga Rao (Student member) II B. Sc. MCCS

S. No Name of the Member ECO CLUB
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
3 Ms. Ch. Radhika Director, Academics and planning –
4 Dr. V. Subhashini Vice Chairman
5 Sri T. Sambasiva Rao HOD of Botany – Convenor
6 Sri M. Sambasiva Rao HOD of Zoology – Member
Lecturer in Zoology – Member
HOD of Physical Education– Member

7 Sro. V. Seshagiri Rao Lecturer in Commerce & Management
– Member
8 Dr. G. Ramesh Lecturer in Botany – Member
9 K. Sowmya Sruthi(student III CBZ

member) III CBZ
10 G. Sukanya (student member) III CBZ
11 B. Divya (student member) III CBZ
12 O. Venkatesh Babu (student

member)

NCC COMMITTEE

S. No Name of the Member Designation
Principal – FAC & Chairman
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao

2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao Director, Academics and planning Vice
3 Lt. K.P.T Vijaya Bhaskar Chairman
4 Sri M. V. Sambasiva Rao Lecturer in Chemistry – Convenor
5 Sri L. Vijaya Kumar
Lecturer in Commerce &Management–
Member
Lecturer in Statistics – Member

6 M. Vinay Kumar (student member) IIBCA

7 Allam Ajay(student member) III B. Com

8 P. Balaji (student member) II BCA

FORMAT– 9

DIRECTORYOFITSOFFICERSANDEMPLOYEES AIDED &MANAGEMENT
TEACHINGSTAFF

Name of the Employee Qualification Designation Department
Dr. V. Narayana Rao M.Com., Ph.D Principal-FAC Commerce
Academic
J Panduranga Rao M.Sc., M.Phil Director Physics
E. Vara Prasad Asst. Professor English
Dr. Ch. Anuradha M.A., M.Phil., Asst. Professor English
NVD Dinakaran M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D Asst. Professor English
S Santha Kumari M.A. Asst. Professor English
E Kalavathi M.A., M.Phil., Asst. Professor English
G Visali M.A. Asst. Professor English
M.A.
Dr. J.V. Chalapathi Rao M.A.(Tel)., M.A (Soc)., Asst. Professor Telugu
R Jithendra Kumar B.Ed., NET, Ph.D Asst. Professor Telugu
M.A (Tel)., M.Phil., T.P.T

Dr. G. Naga Raju M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D Asst. Professor Telugu
P. Deva Raj Kumar M.A (Hin) Asst. Professor Hindi
M Janaki M.A., M.Phil Asst. Professor Hindi
M Venkateswara Rao M.Sc., M.Phil Asst. Professor Mathematics
Dr. K Naveen Kumar M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D Asst. Professor Mathematics
ML Prasanna M.Sc., M.Phil Asst. Professor Mathematics
N Sesha Padmaja M.Sc., Asst. Professor Mathematics
P Dakshayani M.Sc., B.Ed., Asst. Professor Mathematics
G Surya Narayana M.Sc., Asst. Professor Mathematics
Ch Radhika M.Sc., M.Phil Asst. Professor Statistics
L Vijaya Kumar M.Sc., Asst. Professor Statistics
K Vanama Devi M.Sc., Asst. Professor Mathematics
R Yogaiah M.Sc., Asst. Professor Statistics
ASV Prasad M.Sc., Asst. Professor Mathematics
Y. Ravi Babu M.Sc., Asst. Professor Mathematics
M.Sc., M.Phil, APSET,
N Sambasiva Rao (Ph.D) Asst. Professor HVPE
Dr. P B Sandhya Sri M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D Asst. Professor Physics
Ch. Nagabhushanam M.Sc., M.Phil Asst. Professor Physics
P Anjaneyulu M.Sc., Asst. Professor Physics
K Parimala Rani M.Sc., Asst. Professor Physics
A Kantha Rao M.Sc.,(AIME) Asst. Professor Electronics
R Uday Kumar M.Sc., M.Tech Asst. Professor Electronics
Sk. Ayesha Begum M.Sc., Asst. Professor Physics
T. Leela Rani M.Sc., Asst. Professor Physics
M Sudha Rani M.Sc., Asst. Professor Physics
T Bhagya Kumar M.Sc., M.Phil Asst. Professor Chemistry
M.Sc., Asst. Professor Chemistry
V Geetha M.Sc., Asst. Professor Chemistry
KPT Vijaya Bhaskar M.Sc., Asst. Professor Chemistry
B Sailaja M.Sc., Asst. Professor Chemistry
T Ranga Babu M.Sc., Asst. Professor Chemistry
N Sri Rama Durga MCA Asst. Professor Computers
T David Johnson MBA, PGDCA Asst. Professor Computers
PL Ramesh M.Com., M.Sc. Asst. Professor Computers
S Sesha Talpa Sai M.Sc., M.Tech Asst. Professor Computers
PSR Krishna MCA Asst. Professor Computers
P Ravindra MCA Asst. Professor Computers
S Vasu M.Sc., Asst. Professor Computers
N Vara Lakshmi MCA Asst. Professor Computers
V Suresh MCA Asst. Professor Computers
G Rohini MSc (CS) Asst. Professor Computers
G Geetha Pavani MCA Asst. Professor Computers
P Swathi MCA, M.Phil Asst. Professor Computers
P S Vidya MCA Asst. Professor Computers
K Venkata Somann

K Naga Anjaneyulu M.Sc., Asst. Professor Computers
T. Sindu Rani M.Sc., Asst. Professor
D. Raghavendra M.Sc., Asst. Professor Computers
E Pratap Reddy M.A Asst. Professor
V. Subhashini M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D Asst. Professor Computers
T Sambasiva Rao M.Sc., Asst. Professor
Dr. G. Sakunthala M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D Asst. Professor Political Science
Dr. B Ramaiah
Ch. Srinivasulu M.Com., B.Ped., MBA, Ph.D Asst. Professor Zoology
Dr. GVSRNA Sastry
V Seshagiri Rao M.Com, M.Phil, (Ph.D) Asst. Professor Zoology
K Siva Prakash Rao Asst. Professor
MV Srinivasa Rao M.Com., M.Com., MA., Zoology
K Eswara Rao PGDPMIR, APSET, MBA, Ph.D Commerce &
Management
T Vijaya Babu M.Com Asst. Professor Commerce &
T V V Gopala Krishna Management
M Shobha Rani M.Com., MBA, Ph.D Asst. Professor Commerce &
D Pavan Kumar Management
P Mohan Rao M.Com., MBA, Ph.D Asst. Professor Commerce &
B V Manohar Babu Management
SVG Apoorva M.Com Asst. Professor Commerce &
K Narasimha Kumar Management
G Narayana Murthy M.Com., PGDFM, M.Com., Asst. Professor Commerce &
A Yedukondalu MHRM, MBA, LLB, Asst. Professor Management
P. Nagarjuna APSET(Ph.D) Commerce &
D Hema Chandra Rao M.Com., ICWAI (Inter), Management
M Sambasiva Rao M.Sc (IT)
Commerce &
V Tirupathi Rao M.A (Lit)., B.Ed Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
MBA, PGDCA Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
M.Com., M.Phil Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
M.Com., ICWA (Inter) Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
MBA., (Ph.D) Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
M.Com (CA) Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
M.Com., Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
M.Com., Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
M.Com., Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
M.A., M.Ped., APSET Asst. Professor Management
Commerce &
M.A., M.Ped., Ph.D Asst. Professor Management
Physical
M.A., M. Lisc., M.Phil Education
Physical
Librarian Education
Library &
Information
Science

Ch. Radhika M.Sc. B.Ed., Asst. Professor Botany
Dr. G Ramesh Asst. Professor Botany
M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D Printing
K Ravindra Babu Asst. Professor Technology
D.P Tech Printing
K Pratap Kumar Asst. Professor Technology
M.A., D.P Tech Commerce &
Dr. Ch Venu Babu Asst. Professor Management
M.Com., Ph.D
Prof. V Narasimha Rao Professor MBA
Prof. V Jyothi M.Com., MBA., Professor MBA
PGDPM., M.Phil., Ph.D
Dr. Mazharunissa MBA., Ph.D Asso. Professor MBA
S Venkatesh MBA, M.Com., MHRM., Asst. Professor MBA
I A R Rajeswari M.Phil., Ph.D., APSET Asst. Professor MBA
J S V Krishna Kumari MBA Asst. Professor MBA
A Ravi Kiran MBA Asst. Professor MBA
V G V Rajini M.A(Lit)., MBA., M.Phil Asst. Professor MBA
M Tulasinadh MBA., APSET Asst. Professor MBA
K Sivaji Ganesh MBA, MHRM Asst. Professor MBA
Ch Srinivasa Raju MBA Asst. Professor MBA
D Lakshmi Pratyusha MBA, MFT Asst. Professor MBA
MBA
B Prabhakar MBA., M.Phil Asst. Professor MBA
K. Bala Jyothi M.Com., MBA., M.Phil., Asst. Professor M.Com
NET., APSET
Dr. G Krishnaveni M.Com Asst. Professor M.Sc (Chem)
M Siva Kishore M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst. Professor M.Sc (Chem)
O Sailaja APSET Asst. Professor M.Sc (Chem)
Dr. K Kiran Kumar M.Sc., M.Phil Asst. Professor M.Sc (Chem)
M.Sc
Shamim M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst. Professor M.Sc (CS)
R Jayamma MCA, M.Tech (CSE), Asst. Professor M.Sc (CS)
L Sravani APSET Asst. Professor MCA
MCA., M.Tech(CSE)
P Bharathi Devi MCA Asst. Professor MCA
Ch Suhasini MCA., M.Tech(CSE), Asst. Professor MCA
MVT Ram Pavan Kumar APSET Asst. Professor MCA
P V S Sri Ram MCA., M.Tech., M.Phil Asst. Professor MCA
B Gantaiah MCA., M.Tech(CSE) Asst. Professor MCA
R Selva Prabha MCA., M.Tech(CSE) Asst. Professor MCA
MCA
M Venkata Ram MCA., M.Phil Asst. Professor MBA
Ch Siresha MBA, Net., KSET, Asst. Professor MBA
APSET
MBA

AIDED NON-TEACHINGSTAFF

1 S. Srinivas Superintendent

2 T. Satyavani Jr. Asst.

3 S. Kedar Attender

4 T. Kondala Rao Scavenger

5 R. Neem Bahadur Watchman

6 V. Das Gardner

UNAIDED NON-TEACHING STAFF

N.SRINIVASA RAO E.O
M.SANTHI Sr. ASST
O. RAM MOHAN SUPERVISOR

V.VIJAYA LAKSHMI ASST.LIBRARIAN

D.N.L. BRAHMARAMBA ASST.LIBRARIAN
A PARDHA SARADHI
M.RAMA SRINU Jr. ASST
Y. KRISHNA BHAGAVAN
K DURGA SRINIVASA RAO Jr. ASST
D. KAVYA DEVI
M. VASANTHA KUMARI Jr. ASST
P. NANDA GOPAL
N. SESHA BHARATHI Jr. ASST
K. SARITHA DEVI
N. BHARATHI PROGRAMMER
R. SWAPNA
B. BHAVANI Jr. ASST
Y. DURGA BHAVANI
M. SRIDHAR Jr. ASST
G. VARA LAKSHMI
G. SURENDRA Jr. ASST
M. ARUNA KUMARI
S. SRINIVASA RAO OFFICE.ASST

Sk. Jameel Khadar CLERK (Attend.)
J. MOHANA KUMARI
V. DEEPA JR.ASST (IQAC)
CH. SPANDANA
JR.ASST (INTER)
JR.ASS

(Commit.)

JR.ASST (Auton)
KARATI

TEACHER

RECORD ASST

RECORD ASST
ASST.

LIBRARIAN
SYSTEM

ADMINISTRATOR

JR.ASST (INTER)

JR. ASST (PG)

JR.ASST (Attend)

P. LEELA KUMARI JR.ASST
M. LAKSHMI HYMAVATHI (Autonomous)
CH. BHAGYA JHANSI
CH. ARUNA JR.ASST
K. MRUDULA (Committee)
D MANOJ KUMAR
Seshu Kumari JR.ASST (Office)
T Shalini
P SAMBA SIVA RAO JR.ASST
K. UMA SANKAR PROGRAMMER
S APPA RAO
P LAKSHMI KUMARI (Comp. Dept)
V Saraswathi COMPUTER
V KALYANI PROGRAMMER
COMPUTER
FORMAT– 10 PROGRAMMER

DPT Operator

TECH. ASST

TECH. ASST

OPERATOR

RECEPTIONIST

Office Asst.

TELECALLER

MONTHLY REMUNERATION RECEIVED BY EACH OF ITS OFFICERS AND
EMPLOYEES INCLUDING THE SYSTEM OF COMPENSATIONAS PROVIDED IN ITS

REGULATIONS AS PER CLAUSE 4(1) B(X) OF RTI ACT 2005

Sl.No. Name of the Staff Designation Gross Salary

AIDED TEACHING STAFF

1 Dr V NARAYANA RAO Principal - FAC 1,71,379
127065
2 E PRATHAPA REDDY Lecturer in Politics 1,19,898
3 Dr V SUBHASHINI Lecturer in Zoology 1,15,404
4 E VARA PRASAD Lecturer in English

5 Dr. CH ANURADHA Lecturer in English 85,381

6 T SAMBA SIVA RAO Lecturer in Zoology 42,006
7 V TIRUPATHI RAO Librarian 60,414
8 Dr. P B SANDHYA SRI 77,262
9 M VENKATESWARA RAO Lecturer in Physics 77,478
Lecturer in Mathematics

10 V GEETHA Lecturer in Chemistry 39,469
85,381
11 N V D DINKARAN Lecturer in English 42,006

12 Dr K NAVEEN KUMAR Lecturer in Mathematics 43,039
60,791
AIDED NON-TEACHING STAFF 45,863
30,579
1 S SRINIVAS Superintendent 32,351
23,263
2 T SATYA VANI JR Assistant

3 S KEDAR Attender

4 T KONDALA RAO Scavenger

5 R NEEM BAHADUR Watchman

6 V DAS Gardner

Salaries for the Un-Aided teaching & Non – teaching Staff will be paid by the
management based on their experience and qualification.

FORMAT– 11
(Aided Colleges)
Budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed
expenditures and reports on disbursements made as per clause 4(1) B (XI) of RTC Act 2005

UNDER UGC SCHEME “ASSISTANCE FOR AUTONOMOUS COLLEGES”

ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FOR THE YEAR 2017-18

Sl. No ITEM OF EXPENDITURE ALLOCATED
AMOUNT(Rs.)
1 GUEST/VISITING FACULTY
2 ORIENTATION AND TRAINING OF TEACHERS 1,00,000
3 REDESIGNING OF COURSES, DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHING & 50,000
LEARINING MATERIAL
4 WORKSHOPS & SEMIJNARS 1,00,000
5 EXAMINATION REFORMS, DEVELOPMENT OF QUESTION
BANKS ETC 3,50,000
6 OFFICE EQUIPMENT, TEACHING AIDS & LABORATARY 54,000
EQUIPMENT
7 FURNITURE FOR OFFICE LIBRARY AND CLASS ROOMS, 2,50,000
LABORATORIES
8 LIBRARY, EQUIPMENT, BOOKS AND JOURNALS 3,00,000
9 EXPENDITURE ON MEETINGS OF GOVERNING BODY AND
COMMITTEES 1,50,000
10 HONORARIUM TO CONTROLLER OF EXAMS (FULL TIME) 1,50,000
11 RENOVATION AND REPAIRS NOT LEADING TO
CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BUILDING 96,000
12 EXTENSION ACTIVITIES 3,50,000
TOTAL
50,000
20,00,000

FORMAT-12
MANNEROF EXECUTIONS OF SUBSIDY PROGRAMMES INCLUDING THE
AMOUNTS ALLOCATED AND THE DETAILS OF BENEFICIARIES OF SUCH

PROGRAMMES ASPER CLAUSE 4(1) B (XII) OFRTI ACT 2005

The following students are benefitted from Management Scholarship

CONCESSION GIVEN TO THE STUDENTS FOR THE YEAR 2016-2017

S.NO Name Class Amount

1 M ASHOK REDDY II MECS 2000

2 G KRANTHI I MPC 1000

3 B BHAVANA I B,.Com (E1) 1000

4 K LAKSHMI KIRANMAI II CBZ 1000

5 K VIJAYA RAJU I M.Sc (CHE) 2000

FORMAT– 13
PARTICULARS OF RECEIPTS OF CONCESSIONS, PERMITS OR AUTHORIZATION

GRANTED BY IT AS PERCLAUSE 4(1) B (XIII) OF RTI ACT 2005
Scholarships are given to the needy and deserving students as per social welfare schemes/tribal

welfare development schemes/BC/SC/ST welfare schemes of the government

Scholarships

Students will receive all the government scholarships as per their eligibility like welfare
scholarships, EBC scholarships etc. In addition to this, or college management has also instituted
several medals and prizes for meritorious students in various subjects.

Scholarships and Educational concessions:

The following scholarships and educational concessions may be sanctioned at the discretion of
the authorities concerned.

1. District Welfare Fund Scholarships: The scholarships are open to pupils of promise of
Intermediate and degree classes whose pecuniary status certified by the Principal prevents them
from pursuing their studies without financial assistance. The scholarships are open to all
irrespective of the community to which the pupils belong.

2. Government of India Scholarships to students from Non-Hindi speaking states for post
matriculation studies in Hindi:

A student of Intermediate having Hindi as the subject under Part II can apply for the scholarship
if he secures 60% in Hindi and also in the aggregate in SSC or equivalent examination.

A degree student having Hindi as the subject under Part-I can apply for scholarship it he secures
60% in Hindi and also aggregate in the Intermediate or an equivalent examination.

3. Social Welfare Department Scholarships: These scholarships are available to scheduled
castes, scheduled tribes and all listed backward students, the annual income of whose parents
does not exceed Rs.33,500/- per annum in case of B.C and Rs.50,920/- per year in case of S.C &
S.T., applications have to submitted in the prescribed form during the first term.

Note: As per the circular R.C. No. 13603/77 Dt. 4-8-77 of the Director of tribal Welfare, AP
scholarships should be sanctioned to the students belonging to SC & ST and LBC capped
students will be sanctioned by the Director of Higher Education, Andhra Pradesh. Such students
should apply in the form prescribed with all the necessary certificates required. The scholarship
shall be disbursed to the students only if 75 percent attendance is there and may recover the
amount already disbursed if 75 percent attendance criterion has not been fulfilled.

4. National Merit Scholarship Scheme: These awards will be sanctioned by the Director of
Higher Education, Andhra Pradesh to the students who secured good marks in SSC examination.
Students need not apply for these awards. The scholarships, once awarded under this scheme
will be renewed every year till the completion of their final examination provided they secure 50
percent of marks at each University Examination.

5. Educational Concessions to the Children of Servicemen & Ex-Servicemen: These
concessions are sanctioned by the Secretary from the Andhra Pradesh Post war Service
Reconstruction fund to the Intermediate students only. Applications should be submitted in the
prescribed forms only.

6. Scholarship for the blind, deaf and orthopedically challenged: Scholarships will be
sanctioned by the Director of Higher Education, Andhra Pradesh, eligible students should apply
in the prescribed form with all the necessary certificates required.

7. Scholarship for Orphans and the destitute: The orphans and destitute under this scheme
shall be awarded scholarships on the basis of merit-cum-poverty of the students. They need not
be inmates of an orphanage for the purpose of awarding these scholarships. Candidates who are
studying in the first year courses are eligible to apply and those who are in the middle of the
course are not eligible.

8. General Merit scholarships: (Applicable to students studying in Andhra Region only)

A) Parent income from all sources not exceed rupees Rs.6000/- P.A. Income Certificate should
be obtained from Revenue Authorities not below the rank of Tahasildar and M.R.O. In the case
of salaried people the salary certificate must be issued by the employer only. The original
Income Certificate must be enclosed with the application form.

B) Students who have secured less than 55% marks aggregate in the previous examination are
not eligible.

C) Compartmental Pass and instant pass candidates are not eligible.

D) Photocopy of marks memo duly attested by the concerned college Principal must be enclosed
with the application form.

9. Riyathi Scholarships: (Applicable to students studying in Telangana Region only)

A) Parent income from all sources not exceed rupees Rs.6000/- P.A. Income Certificate should
be obtained from Revenue Authorities not below the rank of Tahasildar and M.R.O. In the case
of salaried people the salary certificate must be issued by the employer only. The original
Income Certificate must be enclosed with the application form.

B) Students who have secured less than 55% marks aggregate in the previous examination are
not eligible.

C) Compartmental Pass and instant pass candidates are not eligible.

D) Photocopy of marks memo duly attested by the concerned college Principal must be enclosed
with the application form.

10. Scholarships to the children of deceased Govt. Servants:

A) There is no income limit

B) A death certificate duly certified by the last employer of the decease Govt. Servant, who died
while in service is to be enclosed along with the application form.

C) A bonafide certificate in original obtained from the institution, where the candidate is
presently pursuing his studies must be enclosed with the application form.

11. Educational concessions to children and grandchildren of Political Sufferers:

A) Parent income from all sources not exceed rupees Rs.6000/- P.A. Income Certificate should
be obtained from Revenue Authorities not below the rank of Tahasildar and M.R.O. In the case
of salaried people the salary certificate must be issued by the employer only. The original
Income Certificate must be enclosed with the application form.

B) Students‟ Father/ Grandfather (If father is not alive) should have undergone imprisonment for
not less than 6 months or lost part or whole of the property or job. Freedom fighters certificates
duly signed by the General Secretary / President.

C) Photocopy of marks memo duly attested by concerned college Principal must be enclosed
with the application form.

FORMAT– 14
DETAILS IN RESPECT OF THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO OR
HELD BY IT, REDUCED IN AN ELECTRONIC FORM AS PER CLAUSE 4(1)

B (XIV) OFRTI ACT 2005

1. Attendance

2. Marks

3. Staff List

4. Students Information

5. Management Information (College Website: www.kbncollege.ac.in)

6. Fee Structure

7. Bio-metric Machine

FORMAT– 15
PARTICULARS OF FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO CITIZENS FOR OBTAINING

INFORMATION INCLUDING THE WORKING HOURS OF A LIBRARY OR
READING ROOM, IF MAINTAINED FOR PUBLIC USE AS PER CLAUSE 4(1) B

(XV) OF RTI ACT 2005
1. Library Hours Displayed– 7.30A.M. to 6.30 P.M

2. Library Notice Board

3. Digital Library Facility

4. Access to E-Books & E-Journals in Campus and Remote Access

5. Open Access System

6. Display of New Arrivals of Books

7. Internet Facility for Students & Faculty.

FORMAT– 16
NAMES, DESIGNATIONS AND OTHER PARTICULARS OF THE PUBLIC
INFORMATION OFFICERS AS PER CLAUSE 4(1) B (XVI) OF RTI ACT 2005

S. Designation Nominated as Mobile No.
No 98858 39320
Appellate Authority 94411 76794
1 Dr. V. Narayana Rao
Principal – FAC College Public 99856 33611
Information Officer
2 Sri J. Panduranga Rao
Director, Academic & College Asst. Public
Planning Information Officer

3 Sri S. Srinivas
Office Superintendent

FORMAT-17

SUCHOTHERINFORMATIONASMAYBEPRESCRIBEDASPERCLAUSE
4(1) B (XVII) OFRTIACT 2005

Career Oriented Course/Add on Course:
1. Communication & Soft Skills
2. MS Office
3. DTP
4. Multimedia and Animation
5. Hardware Technology
6. Accounting Packages (Tally, Ex., Wings & Focus)

UGC Women’s Studies Centre:
For a long time women in India remained within the four walls of their household. Their
dependence on men was total. For the last few decades, the subject of empowerment of
women has becoming a burning issue all over the world including India. Many agencies
of United Nations have emphasized in their reports that gender issue is to be given
utmost priority. Women‟s quest for equality with men is a Universal phenomenon. What
exists for men is demanded by women.
They have demanded equality with man in matters of education, employment, marriage,
inheritance, politics and recently in the field of religion.
The management of KBN College in always ready to encourage women in all aspects. In
2005 they started “Forum for Women Empowerment”. The women staff of teaching and
non-teaching actively participated in the activities of the forum. It conducts different
programmes to facilitate the empowerment of women.
Later the forum was merged with Women‟s Studies Centre which was established in the
year 2016. Committed to the cause of women empowerment WOMEN'S STUDIES
CENTER has emerged as a ground-breaking interdisciplinary body in February, 2016
under the development of women studies in Indian universities and colleges program of
UGC. KBN College UGC sponsored women‟s study Centre has had a very eventful and
significant journey in a short span of I year. The Centre has been conceived as a gadget
of social engineering that aims to build a conducive gender centric and gender sensitive

eco system for women from all gamut of the society. It strives not only to grill the entire
Women‟s Studies Centre system of socio – economic- political and cultural
subordination of women but also generates critical consciousness about the dominant
ideologies of misogyny and patriarchy. In order to achieve this Centre meticulously
resorts to training, extension, dissemination and advocacy as its core activities.
It deserves a mention here that the centre has been proactively undertaking major
activities like extension activities, conducting seminars, workshops to examine the status
of women in multi-cultural framework.

Free Summer Coaching camp:
The college has started a novel practice of providing Skill Training in diverse

activities to the women of the city, to make themselves reliant and independent. Self-
employment is the first step towards empowerment of women. With this objective in
view the college has been organizing free summer coaching classes around 30-35 days
for women every year since 2007 with the help of expert trainers in handicrafts like sari
embroidery work, Maggam work, Fabric painting, pot painting, Soaps & Surf
preparation, Tailoring, soft toys making, beautician course, mehandi designs etc.
Technical training in MS Office and DTP is also provided. In addition to these
programmes, training classes in two wheeler driving, karate, yoga, spoken English, cell
phone repairing etc. are also organised to enable the women trainees not only to acquire
proficiency in the respective courses of their choice but also to take them as their career
and thereby become self-reliant. Classes are conducted in two sessions enabling each
student to learn any two skills and get two certificates. Nearly 700-800 women are every
year enrolled for various programmes. The group includes not only students but also
local women, who are interested to develop an alternative vocation. At the end of the
camp, a Handicrafts Exhibition of items made by the women enrolled and trained in the
summer camp is conducted to exhibit their skills and bring out their inherent talent.
Prizes and certificates are distributed to candidates with outstanding performance and
excellent creative skills.

GENERAL INFORMATION AND RULES

ADMISSION:

The college has a streamlined mechanism and ensures utmost transparency in the admission

process. The institute follows scrupulously the reservation policy of the Government. The basis

of selection, distribution of seats under the different categories in respect of each of the

academic programmes is spelt out clearly in the prospectus. An admission committee is

constituted by the college every year at the time of admissions which scrutinises the

applications. The previous academic performance the students, their financial status, their

performance in curricular and extracurricular activities are reviewed at the time of conferring

the admission. Records/Evidences of academic performance and achievements such as marks

memos, certificates of appreciation, ranks and medals are scrutinized. The entire admission

procedure is informed to the parents and other stake holders through the prospectus of the

college.

The college reserves to itself the right of admission. A Student, once admitted into a

particular group, will not be allowed to change his/her elective subjects (Second Language and /

or Group Subjects. Once admitted in a particular course he is liable for payment of the entire

course fee, whether he continues or discontinues the course.

QUALITY OF TEACHING AND LEARNING - KBNC
The admissions to various courses are done strictly in adherence to the policies of the

government and the affiliating University. The college establishes transparency as well as
fairness throughout the process. Due reservations to various categories of students such
as SC, ST, OBC, and differently abled candidates are ensured. Details regarding the
admission process are printed in the college prospectus, displayed on the college notice
board, and also uploaded on the college website. After the admission procedure is
completed, a bridge course is conducted by each department to introduce the selected
subject to the students.

The ICT thrust in Teaching and Learning has been strengthened by use of LCD
projectors, Smart Boards, Computing Software, Internet connection and Wi-Fi in all
academic areas. Access to e- learning resources is ensured through INFLIBNET and
DELNET having E-journals, E-books, and good number of CDs and DVDs on various
technical topics. Faculty members use a blend of traditional and innovative teaching
methods to make it easy for the students to learn not only from the classrooms but also

through readily available supplementary reading materials and references. To develop
critical thinking and creativity, and scientific temper among the students, various events
like debates, Seminars, group discussions, Quiz, Assignments, Talks, Research based
projects, Group discussions, Audio - Visual Presentations, Internships, field visits,
Experiential Exercises, and Role plays are organised. 82 students registered in Swayam (
MOOCS)

The English Department is also using the language lab as Classroom Approach.
Exhibitions are conducted to promote scientific temperament and social consciousness
among students. Vocational Training in Computer Skills is provided to Non- Computer
group students, rural and economically backward students. Remedial classes and special
extra classes are conducted to academically backward students by all the departments
after the first / second mid exams of every semester, which resulted in the growth of
percentage. Value added courses and training programmes enrich the advanced learners.
They are encouraged to participate in the competitive exams and other co-curricular
activities.

The tentative schedule of examinations and publication of results is informed to the
students well in advance through the academic calendar. Semester system with
Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) is followed. External question paper setting is
enforced even from other States. Online Mid Exam is introduced in 2017. The evaluation
process is explained in the hand book which is issued to all students and faculty
members. The time for publishing of results is reduced from one month to 10 days
gradually in UG courses. The feedback of students on teaching learning process,
curriculum, infrastructure, support services and lecturers is taken and analysed. It is done
both manually and on online. The department‟s college libraries and various laboratories
are kept updated resulting in the transformation of students into lifelong learners and
innovators. Ward Counselling system has been adopted in the institution for the better
understanding and cordial relationship between students and staff members. Grievance
Redressal cell is also another outlet for the students, where the students can represent any
type of grievances.

The greatest strength of the college is the dedicated team of well qualified teachers. Their
feedback significantly showcases the actual quality of teaching learning process enabling
identification of the strengths of teaching as well as the possible improvements.

Infrastructure and Learning Resources
Over the years the college has built up an impressive and state of the art

infrastructure. Through this infrastructure, the institution strives to provide ample
opportunities for the intellectual development of young minds. The college has 63
spacious class rooms with good ventilation, fan, light, benches and black boards. The
class rooms are enabled with ICT tools, LCD and OHP projectors for innovative
teaching-learning process. Latest information technology like smart boards, short throw
projectors, facilitate effective teaching and learning in the classrooms. The institution is
equipped with adequate physical infrastructural facilities like classrooms, laboratories,
seminar halls, open air auditorium, library, sports complex, Homeo clinic and girls
hostel enabling a highly student friendly and academic oriented ambience. Latest
information technology like smart boards, short throw projectors, facilitate effective
teaching and learning in the classrooms. The discussion room is provided with all ICT
facilities for 72 members. The institution adopts recurrent plans in upgrading its
infrastructural development. 24 laboratories are available with well-equipped network
and instruments with 420 computer systems, 51 laptops, 20 printers and other
reprographic services. Central Instrumentation Centre, C– language Lab, Multifunctional
Physics Lab and Computer Labs enhance the research abilities of the faculty and
students. The State of Art of Botany and Zoology Museums are with rare collections of
specimens. The Botanical garden with Ganapati & Dhanwantari Vanams adds greenery
to the campus. The institution adopts recurrent plans in upgrading its infrastructural
development.

The KBN College Library supports the mission of the college by making available
a wide variety of information resources relevant to curriculum support and enrichment.
The college Library always responds to the changing academic, technological and
cultural needs of our students. It enables users to identify information needs, find
resources to meet those needs, evaluate the information retrieved, and use it responsibly.
With more than 56909 books, 121 journals and 3,828 e- journals and access to unlimited

e resource, the library fulfills the mission of the college to provide quality education to its
students and staff. EZ Library- automated Library Management Systems software is
being used for maintenance of the library. Data Entry (Books, Journals, Membership),
and transactions (Issue, Return, Renewal and Fine Collection) are computerized. In
Digital Library there are 20 systems along with server for the benefit of the users to
browse the E-resources. The broadband is enhanced from 10 Mbps to 25 Mbps.
INFLIBNET- supports the e-content resource. The campus is Wi-Fi enabled and power
back up is ensured with sufficient number of UPSs. For the uninterrupted power supply,
generators are installed.

There are various other common facilities like separate rooms for NSS, NCC,
Placement and Guidance cell, IQAC hall, canteen, RO water system, Non-Residential
restrooms separately for boys and girls, health centre, Wi-fi connectivity and ample
vehicle parking space. The college takes care of the physical and mental health of the
students by providing the required indoor and outdoor sports facilities. The college has
three Seminar halls and an Open Air Auditorium for conducting various programs of the
college.

The UGC has granted Rs.3 lakhs for the establishment of gymnasium. There are two
net practicing cricket pitches, one with red clay and the other with cement concrete.
Separate courts for Hand ball, Basket Ball, volley ball and ball-badminton are present.
The dramatic association of the college plays an active role in encouraging the students
to participate in competitions and is equipped with musical instruments and sound
systems. The college utilizes the infra-structure and learning resources to their optimum
so that the Institutional vision and mission are met with.

AUTONOMOUS STATUS

Aims of the Autonomy:

To make the college a responsible, self-generating and self-sustaining institution.

Objectives of Autonomy:

 To reshape the curriculum according to the changing needs of the society.
 To offer various modified courses.
 To provide opportunities for employment
 To promote scientific approach and research orientation among the staff and also the students.
 To enjoy freedom in taking prompt and accurate decisions.
 To promote creativity and responsible thought and action for successful implementation of

autonomy.
AUTONOMOUS GUIDELINES

The implementation of Autonomous guidelines shall lead to effective utilisation of
manpower, infrastructure and facilities available in the institute and thereby enhance
the quality of education. The guidelines will lead to transparency and accountability
in the administration. The expected benefits due to implementation of good
governance through the
Guidelines may include:

 To strengthen the existing good practices
 To implement transparency at all levels of governance and administration
 To strengthen the Industry-Institute interaction
 To establish fair and transparent processes in internal control
 To comply with rules and regulations
 To achieve optimum utilization of infrastructure, resources for better output
 To establish processes in risk management.
 To meet the requirements of accreditations
 To enhance the quality of teaching-learning process
 To setup centres of excellence in research & development and enhancement of quality of

research and consultancy.
 To setup and strengthen student support programs, training for enhancing quality in placements

and higher education.

 To place improved systems for feedback, self-appraisal of faculty and staff.
 To create bench marking with other institutes of repute.
 To accomplish appraisal of Head of the Institution

Examination Reforms

 Question papers for Semester End Examinations are prepared according to the latest syllabi and
model question papers approved by the Board of Studies and ratified by the Academic Council.

 Students who repeat a semester will have to take the Semester End Examinations with the
syllabi ratified by the Academic Council and corresponding to the model question papers
which are in force at that time and also such students clear all the new added subjects of their
previous semester and duly signi8ng an undertaking letter to that effect.

 Grace Period: A student who is not able to complete his/her degree studies within 3 years is
given a maximum period of 6 years from the date of Admission to appear for his/her
Supplementary examinations to complete the degree course.

 All candidates have to answer the question papers in the medium as specified in their
applications for admission into the course. No change of medium will be permitted thereafter.

UNIQUE FEATURES OF EVALUATION & EXAMINATION REFORMS:

 The examination system is classified into two parts i.e, Internal (CIA-25%) and External (SEE-
75%). Students should get 40% in Ist year and 2nd year, 35% in 3rd year in order to get through
the examination during the academic year 2016-17

 Online internal examination for computer subjects for all groups will be conducted for 40
marks duration 30 minutes.

For the students who are admitted during the academic year 2017-18:
 The examination system is classified into two parts i.e., Continuous Internal Assessment – 25%

(CIA) and Semester-end Examination-75% (SEE). Student should get 40% in order to get
through the examination during the academic year 2017-18.
 Online Mid-II (internal) examination will be conducted for all subjects of all groups to the
students who are admitted form the academic year 2017-18.
 Online examination will be conducted for 30 marks and with duration of 30 minutes.