Aqar 2016 2017 PDF

Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR)
(2016-2017)
SUBMITTED BY
SRI LAKSHMI AMMAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE
SUBMITTED TO
NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL

Bangalore, India
SRI LAKSHMI AMMAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE-AQAR-2016-2017 Page1

Contents
Page Nos.
Part – A
1. Details of the Institution ...... 03
2. IQAC Composition and Activities ...... 06
Part – B
3. Criterion – I: Curricular Aspects ...... 23
4. Criterion – II: Teaching, Learning and Evaluation ...... 24
5. Criterion – III: Research, Consultancy and Extension ...... 29
6. Criterion – IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources ...... 40
7. Criterion – V: Student Support and Progression ...... 42
8. Criterion – VI: Governance, Leadership and Management ...... 45
9. Criterion – VII: Innovations and Best Practices ...... 53
10. Annexure – I : Best Practices -1 ...... 53
11. Annexure – II : Best Practices -2 ...... 56
12. Annexure – III :Analysis of Feedback from Stakeholders ...... 62
13. Annexure – III : Academic Calendar ...... 65

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC
Part – A
1. Details of the Institution
1.1NameoftheInstitution Sri Lakshmi Ammal Engineering College
1.2AddressLine1 Thiruvanchery
AddressLine2 Selaiyur Post
Tambaram
City/Town
Tamilnadu
State
Pin Code 600 126
slaecollege@gmail.com
Institution e-mail address
Contact Nos. 044 - 22290443 / 0357
Dr. R. M. SURESH
Name of the Head of the Institution:
Tel. No. with STD Code: 044 – 22290443 / 0357
Mobile: 9444285519

B. CAROLINE
Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:
Mobile: 9445729336
iqacslaec@gmail.com
IQAC e-mail address:
1.3 NAAC Track ID (Forex.MHCOGN18879) EC 8.7.2013
1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date:
www.slaecollege.edu.in
1.5 Website address:
Web-link of the AQAR: www.slaecollege.edu.in/AQAR%202013-2014.pdf
1.6 Accreditation Details
Year of Validity
Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA
Accreditation Period
1 1stCycle A 3.02 08.07.2013 07.07.2018
2 2ndCycle
3 3rdCycle
4 4thCycle
1.7Date of Establishment of IQAC: 15.07.2013
2016-2017
1.8 AQAR for the year

1.9 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and
Accreditation by NAAC
i. AQAR 2013-14 submitted in June 2014.
ii. AQAR 2014-15 submitted on 07-09-2015.
iii. AQAR 2015-16 submitted on 01.12.2017.
1.10 Institutional Status
University State 
Central Deemed Private


Affiliated College Yes  No
Constituent College Yes No 
Autonomous college of UGC Yes No 
Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes  No

AICTE
Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

 - -
Urban Rural Tribal
-  -
Financial Status Grant-in-aid +Self Financing Totally Self-financing 
-
1.11Type of Faculty/Programme
Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)
TEI (Edu) Engineering  Health Science Management
Others (Specify) --
1.12 Name of the Affiliating University Anna University, Chennai
1.13 Special status conferred by Central/State Government--UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMRetc. N / A

2. IQAC Composition and Activities
9
2.1 No. of Teachers
3
2.2 No. of Administrative / Technical staff
2.3 No. of students 5
2.4 No. of Management representatives 3
2.5 No. of Alumni 2
2.6 No. of any other stake holder and

2
community representatives
2.7 No. of Employers / Industrialists 1
2.8 No. of other External Experts 2
2.9 Total No. of members 27
2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

4
2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. 13 Faculty 4
Non-Teaching Staff / Students 4 Alumni 1 Others 4
2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes -- No 
--
If yes, mention the amount
2.13Seminars and Conferences
(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC
Total Nos. -- International -- National 1 State -- Institution Level 43
(ii)Themes --
2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

To improve Results
 Everyday class tests, regular internal assessment tests as per the Anna University recommendations
 Remedial classes after the Internal Assessment tests
 Special coaching classes in the evening
 Staff encouraged to participate in FDPs & refresher courses

 Students are encouraged to attend many guest lectures, workshops and symposiums
 Organizing orientation programmes for the faculty
 Health care is implemented through Dental and eye camps
 Sports and games are equally given importance with academics
 Best students and toppers are awarded
 Best faculties are also rewarded
 Induction Day, College Day, Sports Day & Graduation Day are conducted
 Independence Day, Teachers’ Day, Engineers’ Day are celebrated.
To improve Research & Development

 Faculty encouraged to indulge in research activities
 Students are encouraged to present research papers in competitions.
 They are allowed to pursue Ph. D. and also take up funded projects
 Labs in the name of the Father of each department are established in order to enhance research
activities.
 Project expo is organized to increase innovations
 Students made to get patent for their innovative projects.
 Organizes workshops & conferences
To improve Placement
 Training in technical skills, aptitude and communication skills.
 Two periods are integrated in regular time-table for aptitude test training and skills development in the
additional Do It Yourself (DYI) lab in all the departments
 Coaching for IAS/IPS/IFS & also for TNPSC exams is given.
 Entrepreneurship Development Cell to groom young entrepreneurs. Any servicing opportunity is given
to the students for experience and entrepreneurship development.
 Mock Interview was conducted by a team of expert HRs on 08/10/2017.
 Training is provided in industrial simulation, aptitude and communication skills
 Several Job oriented and placement assistance programmes were conducted.
 Mock interviews conducted by HR Managers and Alumni from industries
To Improve Industrial Exposure

 Training is provided in industrial simulation in theDo It Yourself (DYI)lab.
 Industries having interactions with the institution provide training by HR Managers
 Students sent for Industrial visits, survey camps and in-plant or industrial training
 Educational tours are arranged for all the students in their respective fields.
2.15PlanofActionby IQAC/Outcome
To improve Results
 Highly qualified and experienced faculty are recruited.
 We conduct Orientation programs and bridge courses to help the freshers to get familiar with all aspects
of their program.
 Synoptic notes are provided in all the subjects.
 Each department has a Do It Yourself (DYI)labin the name of the Father of that department and
students are given training in industrial simulation. For instance, knowledge of the principle of working
of all the home appliances in Michael Faraday Lab (EEE), Mobile servicing in Sir Ambrose Fleming
Lab (ECE), Automobile servicing in James Watt Lab (Mech.) and Computer and Networking in Alan
Turing Lab (CSE).Industry Orientation is done through “Complete Engineer” concept.
 “Gandhian Engineering” concept is inculcated in the students. It aims at “Less Power, More Energy”
and “Economic Innovations”.
 Apart from these labs a Robot Lab is also there to train the students in designing, programming and
operating robots on their own.

 The Best Student and the Best Staff is identified every month. Their names with photos are displayed in
all the notice boards around the college through-out the month and also in the college website. They are
rewarded during the College Day.
 Question Banks with answers are provided in all the subjects.
 Continuous assessment enables effective performance of the student. During a semester, two
Internal Assessment tests and a Model Exam are conducted, as per the University criteria.
 The students are provided with feed-back, individual counseling and guidance on the mistakes they had
committed in the Assessment tests, when the test papers are distributed to them.
 Every day from 3.30 pm to 4.30 pm “Doubt Clearance Hour (DCH) is conducted. The students are
allowed to choose and attend the class for the subject they find difficult to understand and clarify their
doubts.
 The summary of Internal Assessments, University Marks, and periodical attendance percentage are sent
to the Parents to improve the performance of the students.
 Every month the Academic Committee meeting is conducted by the HoDs of the respective
departments with the student members from each year and each class. The feed-back given by the
students on each subject and the faculty is conveyed to the Principal for further corrective measures to
be taken.
 The students are split into above average, average, slow learners and they are trained and more
attention is paid to slow learners.
 Result Analysis is made based on the University Results of each semester and meeting was conducted
by the AAAC (Academic and Administrative Audit Committee) with all the staff regarding the result
and the measures to be taken to improve it.
 Remedial and special coaching classes are conducted after the results of the Internal Assessment test
were declared, especially for the slow learners.
 Wi-fi accessibility is available for the students which makes it possible for them to do efficient
reference work and there-by improve their academic performance.
 The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering organized a one day Workshop
on15/07/2016, workshop on “Embedded systems hands-on training” by Mr. Bharani, VNS
Automation solutions.
A final year student receiving the participation certificate

 The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized a workshop on TQM, 5S techniques,
which is a management philosophy that seeks to integrate all organizational functions, on
16/07/2016 with the Technical Head for M/s. CADD Centre Training Services, Mr.
R.Radhakrishnan, as the Resource Person.
 One day workshop entitled “Project Management Using PPM Concept” was organized for
Civil Engineering students on 26/07/2016.

 The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized an one day workshop on
29/07/2016, on ORACLE-Green foot Gaming hands-on training”
 The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering organized a programme to
“Commemorate the death anniversary of Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam” on 30/07/2016. Various
programs were conducted to exhibit the students’ talents. They are: Drawing competition,
English Oratorical Competition, Tamil Oratorical Competition and Kavidhai Thoguppu
competition. Also ten speakers were selected for ICTACT youth forum.
A student reciting a poem Commemorating the death anniversary of Dr.A.P.J.AbdulKalam”

 The “Induction Day” programme was organized on 05/08/2016 for the first year students. The
Chief Guest was Dr.J.Sundeep Aanand, Chairman, SLAEC. The students were motivated by the
Chairman and by the Principal, Dr.R.M.Suresh, regarding the Engineering field of study.
 The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized a one day workshop on
11/08/2016, on “Computer and Networking hands-on training”
 The 70th Independence Day of India was celebrated with utmost joy and happiness to pay a mark
of respect to our freedom fighters because of whom, we are breathing an air of freedom. Flag
hoisting was done at 09.00, followed by Flag Song and National Anthem. A debate among staff
members was conducted at the Auditorium on “The Approach of Staff towards the Students”.
Flag hoisting done by students

 The “Vivekananda Club” was inaugurated by the Department of Science and Humanities, the
“Tech Club” by the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the “Tec-kart Club” by the
Department of Civil Engineering on 08/09/2016, by the Chief Guest Dr. T. Rajagopalan,
Academic Council Member, Bharath University.
The Chief Guest Dr. T. Rajagopalan, Academic Council Member, Bharath University
ishonoured by our Dean, Dr.Prof.P.Subburaj.
 The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering inaugurated the “Go Green
Club” by Mr. R. Sundaravadivelu, Deputy Manager of Reliance Group, Alumni of SLAEC, on
09/09/2016.
Office- bearers of Go-Green Club with the dignitaries
 The “Hands Together Club” was inaugurated by the Department of Electrical & Electronics
Engineering on 09/09/2016 by Mr.R.Sundaravadivaelu, Alumni of SLAEC.
Mr.Purushothaman HOD of EEE Dept honour the chief guest by presenting a sapling

 The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering inaugurated their Sir John
Ambrose Fleming Lab (Father of ECE) on 15/09/ 2016 by the Chief Guest, Mrs.P.Jayashree,
Professor, MIT Campus and Dr. R. Seshadri, Director, CSE, S.V.University, Tirupathi.
 The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering also organized a workshop on
15/09/2016 on Mobile Servicing by the final year students for all the other students of all the
departments.
 College Day was organized on 21/10/2016, with Dr.M.Ponnavaiko, Vice chancellor of Bharath
University as the Chief Guest. Students who achieved excellence in academics as well as co-
curricular and sports activities were awarded on this occasion. The teaching and non-teaching
Best Faculty were also rewarded.
Mr.R. Raju, of ECE dept. receiving The Best Teacher Award from
Mr.Ponnavaiko, VC,Bharath University
 The Muthamizh Mandram conducted various Tamil literary and extra-curricular competitions for
the students on 27/12/2016. They are: Essay Competition, Elocution Competition, Poetry,
Drawing Competition, Tirukkural Recitation Competition, Tongue Twisters and Quiz.
 Mr.M.Ramamoorthy, of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, conducted a
Two Day Workshop on “JAVA footnote ORACLE” on Gaming technologies for the CSE
students.
 The Department of Civil Engineering conducted the Drawing Competition by the Society of Civil
Engineers, on 09/01/2017, and the prizes were distributed to the winners.
 National Youth Day was observed on 12/01/2017, by the first year students by performing "Surya
Namaskaram" on the occasion of Swami Vivekananda's 154th birth anniversary.
Students performing "Surya Namaskaram" on National Youth Day

 “Republic Day” was celebrated on 26/01/2017. The national flag was hoisted by selected students
and staff, followed by messages by the Principal, Dr. R. M. Suresh. The students and staff also
shared their patriotic feelings and experience.
A student addressing the gathering on Republic Dy

 The Department of Mechanical Engineering conducted a workshop on, “Project Management”
with hands on training on 28/01/2017 by experts from CADD Centre Training Servoices.
 The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering established a “Mobile Service
Centre” so as to provide training to all the students at SLAEC in mobile servicing. Moreover, the
final tear students conducted a “Free Service Mela” on “Mobile Servicing” on 17/02/2017 for the
public to utilize the opportunity as well as to make the students perfect through practice.
 One day Workshop on ‘Applications of Total Station in Civil Engineering’ was organized by the
Department of Civil Engineering on 03/02/ 2017.Mr.N.Kathiresan Assistant Business Manager,
Civil – Survey Group, Aimil Ltd. graced the inaugural function as the Chief Guest and keynote
speaker.
 TheDepartment of Electronics and Communication and Department of Computer Science and
Engineering jointly organized a Five Day Workshop on “JAVA Programming” from 09/02/2017
to 15/02/2017 by the Resource Person Mr.E.Sakthidasan, MD, Saks Solutions, Chennai.
 The Department of Computer Science and Engineering inaugurated the “Alan Turing Lab” on
18/02/2017 by Mr.L.N.P.Reddy, Lead Consultant, WIPRO and Mr.T.R.N.Murthy, GM,
Operations, Acrastyle Power (India), Ltd.
 An Inter-departmental Symposium “TRISHUL-2K17” was jointly organized by the Department
of EEE, ECE and CSE, on 18/02/2017. Mr.L.N.P.Reddy, Lead Consultant, WIPRO and
Mr.T.R.N.Murthy, GM, Operations, Acrastyle Power (India), Ltd., were the Chief Guest.
The Chief Guest Mr.T.R.N.Murthy, GM, Operations, Acrastyle Power, India, Ltd,
being honoured by the Dean, Dr.Prof. P. Subburaj,

 A three day Workshop was organized by theDepartment of Electronics and Communication
Engineering on “Web Designing & Development” from 30/01/2017 t0 01/02/2017 by Mr.
Sasikumar from Yamee Clusters.
 The Department of Science and Humanities organized several competitions for the students so as
to celebrate the “National Science Day” on 28/02/2017. Mini Project Exhibition, Rangoli, Face
Painting and Quiz with the theme - Science & Technology.
 The International Women’s Day was celebrated on 08/03/2017, with the Principal,
Dr.R.M.Suresh as the Chief Guest, who gave the key note address.
 The 16th College Day and Sports Day were celebrated on 01/04/2017. The Chief Guest was
Dr. J. Hameed Hussain, Dean Engineering, Bharath University. The winners of various
Academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular events were honoured for their excellent
achievements on this day.
The Chief Guest Dr.J.HameedHussain, Dean, Engineering, Ms. U.Vanishree of ECE Dept.receiving her certificates.
BharathUniversity,beinghonoured by the Principal.
To improve Research and Development
Our students are encouraged to participate in various National and Inrternational symposiums,
workshops and conferences conducted by other institutions and also many such events are
organized in our college.
 Mr.M.Riyas of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering won the First prize in
“ADBUZZ” in the National Level Technical Symposium, “X’ZEQT-2K17”, on 04/08/2017,
organized by the Alpha College of Engineering
 Mr. G.Riaz Ahmed of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering won the First prize
in “Paper Presentation” in the Collegiate Technical Symposium, “SRISHTI-17”, on 05/08/2017,
organized by Prince Dr.K.Vasudevan College of Engineering & Technology.
 Mr.Prasanth of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering won the First prize in
“Texhibit” in the Collegiate Technical Symposium, “SRISHTI-17”, on 05/08/2017, organized by
Prince Dr.K.Vasudevan College of Engineering & Technology.
 Mr.R.Srinath of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering won the First prize in
“Texhibit” in the Collegiate Technical Symposium, “SRISHTI-17”, on 05/08/2017, organized by
Prince Dr.K.Vasudevan College of Engineering & Technology.
 Mr.G.Riaz Ahmed of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering won the First prize
in “Texhibit” in the Collegiate Technical Symposium, “SRISHTI-17”, on 05/08/2017, organized
by Prince Dr.K.Vasudevan College of Engineering & Technology.
 Ms.Jayamalar. U and Ms.Sharon Chella Priyanga. J of final year, the Department of Computer Science
and Engineeringparticipated in National Level Technical Symposium conducted by Anna University, on
20/08/2016.
 The “James Watt Laboratory” was established on 25/08/2016 by the Department of Mechanical
Engineering, in order to develop the industry oriented skills and to give more hands on training
on IC Engines to the students.
 A One DayWorkshop and Project Expo on “Automobile Engineering” was conducted by the
Department of Mechanical Engineering, final year students, on 26/08/2016 and 27/08/2016
regarding dismantling and assembling of four stroke two wheeler engine for all the other students
belonging to all the departments.
 The Engineers’ Day was celebrated on 15/09/2016, with great enthusiasm at SLAEC. Diverse and
novel competitions, technical as well as non-technical, were conducted department-wise on that
day, in order to provide ample opportunity for the students to bloom with the fragrance of
innovative creations. Finally, the winners were rewarded.
 Mr.Karunakaran. K, of final year, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
participated in National Level Technical Symposium conducted by 15/09/2016.
 A lab in the name of Father of EEE department –Michael Faraday lab was established on
22/09/2016 and it was inaugurated by Mr.K.A.P. Jayaraman, an Educationist and Philanthropist.
The Chief Guest Mr.Jayaraman, inaugurating the “Michael Faraday Lab”

 The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering established a modern
“Robotics Lab” was for training the students in the field of Robotics. A one day workshop on
Robotics was conducted on 03/01/ 2017 by the team of experts with Mr.Rajamanickam, from,
Bits N Watts.
The Chief Guest of the workshop presenting a demo

18/02/2017 by Mr.L.N.P.Reddy, Lead Consultant, WIPRO andMr.T.R.N.Murthy, GM,
The Chief Guest Mr.L.N.P.Reddy, Lead Consultant, WIPRO,

visiting the Alan Turing Lab after inaugurating it.
 The inaugural of “John Smeaton Lab” was organized by the Department of Civil Engineering, on
03/02/2017, by the Guest of Honour, Mr. N. Kathiresan, Assistant Business Manager, Civil
Survey Group, Aimil India Limited, along with our respected Principal, Dr. R. M. Suresh and our
beloved Dean,Dr. P. Subburaj.
Mr. N. Kathiresan, Assistant Business Manager, Civil Survey Group, Aimil India Ltd.
lighting the kuthuvilakku in the presence of our Principal, Dr. R.M.Suresh.
 Internal Symposium “ACELIANZ 2k17” was organized, by Society of Civil Engineerson
08/02/2017.Mr. R. Radhakrishnan, Technical Head, CADD Centre was the Chief Guest. The
events such as Paper Presentation, Cad Contest, Code Cracking, Brick Tricks, Model Making,
Multimedia/Short Film, Photography were held during this Symposium and the winners were
awarded.
 The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineeringorganized a workshop on Embedded
Systems on 19/02/2017, by Mr.Vivek, Resource Person.

 The First National Conference on Emerging Trends & Transformations in Engineering and
Technology [NC2(ET)-2017]was organized on 24/03/2017 and 25/03/2017. The Chief Guest was
Dr. V. Thamizh Arasan, Vice Chancellor, Vel's University. A DVD with the proceedings of the
conference was released. Totally fifty six research papers were presented which were keenly
scrutinized and reviewed and shortlisted by research advisors. Extended version of the selected
papers was published in special issue of IETE/IEI. The participants received certificates and the
best presentation was chosen and the scholar was rewarded.
The dignitaries on the dias releasing the DVD with the

Conference proceedings (NC2ET-2017)
 Mr. M.Ramamoorthy, A.P. of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering published a
paper titled, “Video enhancement for medical and surveillance applications,” in the journal
“Current Medical Review” with an impact factor of 1.3 [Thomson Reuters of Web of Science].
 Mr.A.Vinod of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, published a paper titled,
“Characterizations of plasma sprayed composite coatings over 1020 Mild Steel,” in Annexure I,
Journal, Mechanical Science and Technology.
 Mr. B.Rajadurai and Mr.A.Vinod of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, published a
paper titled, “Finite element modal analysis of composite heavy vehicle chasis using ANSYS”, in
Annexure II Journal, Rasayam Journal of Chemistry.
 Mr.D.Senthilvadivelan of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, presented a paper titled,
“Object manipulation using multiple mobile robot”, in the National Conference on Emerging
Trends and Technology (NC2ET) on 24/03/2017.
 The Department of Mechanical Engineering received Rs.10000/- TNSCST funds for the project
titled, “Design and construction of vehicle operating on compressed air and solar panel”.
 The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering applied for TNSCST funds for three
projects and received Rs.10000/- funds for the project titled, “Advanced energy meter integrated
with device monitoring.”
Funded Projects
titled, “Design and construction of vehicle operating on compressed air and solar panel”, done by
Mr.B.Rajadurai and team.

 The Final year students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, applied for TNSCST
funds for the project titled, “Weed plant fibres based eco-friendly composites for acoustic
insulation applications” done by Mr.D.Franklin Paul Raj, Mr.V.Tamilselvan and Y.Yagnaraj
under the guidance of Mr.A.Vinod, A.P.
Patents Filed
 A patent was filed for the project titled, “Addition of Solenoid valve operated turbocharger in
two-wheeler to enhance performance”, on 13/02/2017, by the final year students of the
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mr.S.Akash, Mr.S.Arul Pandi and Mr.P.Karthik Raja
under the guidance of Mr.D.Vijay, A.P.
 A patent was filed for the project titled, “Reduced emission and fuel consumption using
deactivated cylinders in variable displacement engine,” on 25/04/2017, by the final year students
of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mr.G.Afsar Hussain, Mr.Sanjay, Mr.E.Saran
Kumar and Mr.E.Ranjith Kumar under the guidance of Mr.B.Rajadurai, A.P., and
Mr.B.Kirubakaran, A.P.
Dr.Abdul Kalam Young Achiever Award
 The students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering Mr.S.Akash, Mr. Karthick Raja and
Mr.Arul Pandi received the Dr.Abdul Kalam Young Achiever Award from the Youth Federation
for the project, “Addition of Solenoid valve operated turbocharger in two-wheeler to enhance
performance”, at Anna University, Guindy.
 A HR Orientation Programme was organized on 19/ 08/2016, with Mr. Sri.Allen CEO & Mr.
Sri.Shivin HR Manager, Sans Pareil IT Service Pvt. Ltd. as the resource persons, who trained the
students for better placement in future. This was conducted by the Department of Mechanical
Engineering.
 The Placement and Training Cell organized a “Motivational Seminar” for all the SLAEC students
on 01/09/2016, by Mr.Babu, Ex-Manager RANE Industries Private Ltd, on the “TQM-5S”
technique.
Tamil Vani.S of Final Yr ECE honouring the Chief Guest

 A HR Orientation programme was conducted on 07/10/2016 for the Circuit Branch students and
the first years by the experts Mr. Allen, CEO and Mr. Shivin, HR Manager, from SANS Pareil IT
Service Pvt. Ltd. They participated in the training and placement activities enthusiastically and
the aptitude skills development classes. The best participants and winners of the various tasks
during the workshops were rewarded.
 “Mock Interview” was organized on 08/10/2016, for the final year students of all the five
departments. It was an ideal way to practice for real job interviews in a situation that mirrors the

actual interview with a company.The HR Managers from various companies were the
interviewers who gave the students valuable guidance on their performance.
Aptitude test during “Mock interview” Instructions given by one of the HR Manager,s before the GD round.
 Orientation Programme on “Career Opportunities for the development of Mechanical Engineer’s

in India” was organized by the Department of Mechanical Engineering, on 24/11/2016.
Mr.M.Arul., Deputy Manager, Personnel & Administration SS Power system, Puduchery, was the
Resource Person.
During the “Orientation Programme”, in the Dept. of Mechanical Engg. by

Mr.M.Arul.,Deputy Manager Personnel&Administration.SS Power System, Puduchery.
 The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering organized an Orientation Programmeon
26/12/2016 & 27/12/2016, in order to hone the technical as well as communicative skills of the
final year students. Various rounds of activities like Communication Skill, Puzzle, Reading
Ability, Technical Quiz, Group Discussion, Presentation Skill and Essay Writing. In each round
the best students were selected and rewarded.
 The Placement and Training Cell organizes Campus Interviews for the final year students. This
year fifteen industries conducted the campus interview at SLAEC. Our students attended the
“Off-Campus Drives” organized by other institutions and eight students got placed through them.
Totally 63 students were recruited through these recruiters.
Our Top Recruiters are:
 HDFC Bank
 Sutherland
 Miltech CNC Manufacturing Ltd.
 CMS IT Service Pvt. Ltd.
 Engineers Today
 Gainers Infotech
 DhonathiHitech Innovations

 Air India
 Tech Mahindra
 Airport Authority of India
 CADD Centre
 Integra Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
 Gamma Process
To improve industrial exposure

 Various “Do It Yourself” labs in the name of the Father of the respective Departments, namely -
Alan Turing Lab, James Watt Lab, John Smeaton Lab, Sir John Ambrose Fleming Lab, Michael
Faraday Lab and the Robotics Lab were established in order to give industry simulation
experience to all the students, in workshops like Mobile Servicing, Web Designing &
Development, Automobile Engineering Workshop & Expo.
Students keenly observing the demo during the Automobile Engineering Workshop
 Mr.N.Prasanth of the Department of Computer Science Engineering did his Internship Training in
Laya Tech Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, from 31/07/2016 to 12/08/2017.
 Final Year Students of ECE Department went on an educational tour to Munnar and Cochin for 1
week from 07/08/2016 to 12/08/2016.
 As per Anna University 2013 Regulation, Survey Camp has been conducted for the students of III
year Civil Engineering for a period of 3 days from 10/08/2016 to 12/08/2016 at Thiruneermalai,
Chennai.During this camp, students gained knowledge on how to implement the survey practices
for various field conditions.
Civil Engineering students Thiruneermalai involved in survey practices.

 The final year and third year students of the Department of Electronics and Communication
Engineering was taken for a visit to the Thermal Power Substation, in order to gain knowledge
regarding transmission concepts.
 The students of second and third year of the Department of Electronics and Communication
engineering were taken visit to VNS Automation solution, on 18/08/2016.
 All the EEE students went on an Industrial visit to VNS Automation on 19/08/16
 The students of Mechanical Engineering were taken for the industrial visit to “AIEMA sourcing
Fair - 2016” from 19/08/2016 & 20/08/2016. Students had seen advanced technology in
composite materials, Robot Welding, Linear Variable Displacement Technique and Special
Projectors. Thus, the students learned the current trend in Industrial Robotics and future
components.
The students of Department of Mechanical Engineering at the

“AIEMA sourcing Fair - 2016” at Chennai, Ambattur.
 The students of the Department of Civil Engineering visited the the Prefabricated Construction
Works, carried out by Rani Constructions, Ramapuram, Chennai, on 20/08/2016. Live
demonstration on erection of Prefabricated Columns was given to the students.
Civil Engineering students at Rani Constructions, Ramapuram, on 20/08/2016

 All the students of EEE Department went for an Industrial Visit to Thermal Power Substation on-
23/08/16.
 The final year and third year a student of the Department of Computer Science Engineering was
taken to Paragon Dynamics Info Systems Pvt. Ltd. on 23/08/2016.
 The students of final year Civil Engineering went on a tour to Kerala and visited various places
like Munaar, Alleppey, Wonderland, etc., for four days from 23/08/2016 to 26/08/2016.
 The students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering were taken to the Expo & National
Seminar on Future Technologies for Combat Vehicles (FTC - 2017) and Combat Vehicles
Research & Development Establishment (CVRDE), at Arjun Auditorium CVRDE Avadi,
Chennai, on 21/01/2017. Students learned about the advanced technology of BLT T – 72, CMFT
T -72, DRDO light tank, M- 46 catapult and Tejas vehicle.
The students of theDepartment of Mechanical Engineering

atArjun Auditorium CVRDE Avadi, Chennai
 The Department of Science & Humanities organized a One Day Industrial Visit for the first
year students to the Meteorological Department, Chennai on 26/09/2016 and 27/09/2016.
 Students of Civil Engineering exhibit their models in “Engineering exhibition” held on 01/10/
2016 and 02/10/2016.
Civil Engineering projects exhibited during Project Expo

To improve Parents-Students Rapport
 The Parents Meet Events were organized on 5/3/2017 for the parents of our college students and
various competitions such as Lucky Corner, Pyramid Breaking, Nerve Control (Short Circuit),
Ball Bucketing, Memory Game, Ball Tapping, Pen Assembling, Paper Tearing, Lock and Key
and Lemon and Spoon were conducted. The winners were given prizes and all the participant
parents were provided with an A4 size photo, tree saplings and gifts. "Best Parents Award-2017"

was also bestowed upon at this occasion. It was a joyous moment at SLAEC for the students with
their Parents
Parents enjoying “Ball Bucketing” (left), Parents receiving the Best Parents Award from the Principal and the Dean. (right)
 "PaadhaPoojai” ceremony was conducted forthe First year students on 19/11/2016, as a tribute to
their parents and to receive their blessings to complete this Engineering Degree Course
During the "PAADHA POOJAI” ceremony on 19/11/2016
*Academic Calendar of the year attached as Annexure-IV.

2.15WhethertheAQARwasplacedinstatutorybody Yes No
Management  Syndicate Any other body
Provide the details of the action taken

 IQAC conducted periodical Departmental, Academic Committee and the AAAC meetings so as to follow
the action taken on the basis of the academic plan.
 Every month the Academic Committee meeting is conducted by the HoDs of the respective departments
with the student members from each year and each class. The feed-back given by the students on each
subject and the faculty is conveyed to the Principal for further corrective measures to be taken.

Part – B
Criterion–I
1. Curricular Aspects
1.1Details about Academic Programmes
Number of value
Number of Number of Number of added/ Career
Level of the
existing programmes added self-financing Oriented
Programme
Programmes during the year programmes programmes
PhD
PG 3
UG 5
PG Diploma
Advanced Diploma
Diploma
Certificate
Others
Total 8
Interdisciplinary
Innovative
1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS / Core / Elective option / Openoptions
The college follows the syllabus prescribed by the Anna University to which it is affiliated.
(ii) Pattern of programmes:
Pattern Number of Programmes

Semester 8
Trimester
Annual
1.3 Feed-back from stakeholders* Alumni  Parents  Employers  Students 
(On all aspects)
Mode of feedback : Online -- Manual  Co-operating schools (for PEI) --
*Aanalysis of the feedback is given in Annexure III

1.4 Whether there is any revision / update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.
NO
1.5 Any new Department / Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.
NO

Criterion– II
2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation
Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

2.1Total No. of
permanent faculty 119 64 19 15 21
2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D. 21
Asst. Associate Professors Others Total

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions
Professors Professors
Recruited (R) and Vacant (V)
during the year R V R V R V R V R V
- - 1 - 2 - - 3 -
2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty 15 NIL NIL
2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:
No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended -- -- --
Presented papers -- 5 --
Resource Persons -- -- --
2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:
 The Class-in-Charges are called as “Class well-wishers”, so as to have a cordial environment and a
smooth relationship with the students. They know all the details of each student in their class to track the
progress of each student and also to provide counselling regarding academic and family problems and
career guidance.
 Orientation programs and bridge courses help the sophomores to get familiar with all aspects of their
program.
 Lecture method is supplemented by ICT.
 Seminars, Workshops, Industrial Visit and field trips are organized.
 Recruited highly qualified and experienced teachers
 Providing synoptic notes to facilitate slow learners
 Continuous assessment enables effective performance of the student. During a semester two Internal
Assessment tests and a Model Exam is conducted, as per the University criteria.
 Everyday a class test or even open book test is conducted in one subject for regular and thorough study
in all the subjects.
2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days 236

during this academic year
2.8 Examination/Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution

 Important University Questions are given in the Internal Assessments so as to make sure that the
students are well aware of the topics and answers, and are thorough in the same.
 Continuous assessment enables effective performance of the student. During a semester two
 The students are provided with feed-back, individual counseling and guidance on the mistakes they had
committed in the Assessment tests, when the test papers are distributed to them.
 Every day from 3.30 pm to 4.30 pm Doubt Clearance Hour (DCH) is conducted. The students are
allowed to choose and attend the class for the subject they find difficult to understand.
 The summary of Internal Assessments, University Marks, and periodical attendance percentage are sent
to the Parents to improve the performance of the students.
 Every month the Academic Committee meeting is conducted by the HoDs of the respective
students on each subject and the faculty is conveyed to the Principal for further corrective measures to
be taken.
 The students are split into above average, average, slow learners and they are trained and more
 Result Analysis is made based on the University Results of each semester and meeting was conducted
 Remedial and special coaching classes are conducted after the results of the Internal Assessment test
were declared, especially for the slow learners.
2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum --

restructuring / revision / syllabus development
As member of Board of Study / Faculty / Curriculum Development workshop
2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students 95%
2.11 Course / Programme-wise

distribution of pass percentage:
Totalno.of
Title of the Division
students
Programme
appeared Distinction% I% II% III% Pass%
CSE 102 -- 45 -- -- 44.11
CIVIL 88 1.6 25.7 11 - 38.3
ECE 76 3.2 24 12.3 -- 39.5
EEE 58 6 29.2 6.4 - 41.6
Mech. 195 -- 7 28.6 -- 35.6
2.12 How does IQAC Contribute / Monitor / Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:
In order to improve the quality of teaching and learning, IQAC considers encouraging the faculty
to participate in more number of Faculty Development Programmes and Refresher Courses to be
the best practice to upgrade their teaching ability and methods of teaching.
Faculty are given ODs and advised to attend the FDPs organized by Anna University and other
universities for various subjects.
 On 01/07/2016 and 02/07/2016 a Competency Training Programme was conducted for the
faculty by the Principal, Dr. R. M. Suresh. The faculties were made aware of the various teaching
techniques and their effectiveness. All the teaching and non-teaching faculties attended this
programme.
 Mrs. I. Jayasukumari of the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering attended
a Workshop on “Advanced Antenna Design and Applications” organized at the SRM University,
on 26/08/2016 and 27/08/ 2016.
 Mrs. I. Jayasukumari of the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering attended
an FDP on “Time management” organized at the D. B. J. College of Engineering and
Technology, on 21 /08/2016 and 22 /08/2016.
 Ms. I. Nancy Priya Grace attended a Faculty Development and Training Programme organized at
ICT academy for “Next Generation Communication system design Challenges & Solutions using
NI platform” on 14 /10/2016.
 Mrs. M. Selvi of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering attended an FDP on
“Time management” organized at the D. B. J. College of Engineering and Technology, on
21/09/2016 and 22/09/2016.
 Ms. M.Sivabharathi of the Department of Civil Engineeringattended an FDP on “Time
management” organized at the D. B. J. College of Engineering and Technology, on 21/09/2016
and 22/09/2016.
 Mrs. D. Devi of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering attended a Faculty
Development and Training Programme organized at Valliammai Engineering Collge during
28/01/2017 to 29/01/2016, for the subject “Compiler Design”.
 Mr. M.Ramamoorthyof the Department of Computer Science and Engineeringattended a Faculty
Development and Training Programme organized at ICT academy for ORACLE-DBMS on
14/10/2016.
 Ms. M.Sivabharathi of the Department of Civil Engineeringattended an FDP on “Design of Steel
Structures” at DMI College of Engineering in November 2016.
 Mr. R.Deepakof the Department of Computer Science and Engineering attended a Two Day
Workshop on “Grid & Cloud Computing Lab”, at Jeppiar SRR Engineering College.
 Mr. T.Thanigachalamof the Department of Computer Science and Engineering attended a Two
Day Workshop onNS2-Network Simulator at Anna Univeresity, Guindy.
 Mr. S.Karuppasamy of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, attended an FDP on “Team
Building” organized at the S. A. Engineering College, from 16/06/2016 to 20/06/2016.
 Mr. P. Lakshmi Narayanan of the Department of Mechanical Engineering attended an FDP on
“In the field of simulation with ANSYS organized by CADD Centre on 28/07/2016.
 Mr. S. Daison of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, attended an FDP on “Engineering
graphics” organized at the Saveetha Engineering College, from 5& 06/08/2016.
 An Orientation Programme on IEI, India was conducted on the functions, certifications and
funded project sponsorship, 18/03/2017 by Dr.JitendraSaxena, Director, AIME exams in India.

 Mr. Dinakarraj of theDepartment of Electrical & Electronics Engineering attended a Two Day
Workshop on “Renewable energy in Present Scenario”, organized by The Institution of Engineers
on 24& 25/03/2017.
 Mr. S. Karuppasamy of the Department of Mechanical & Engineering, attended a Three day
Training Programme on Soft Skills, Pedagogy & Management Training, on 27, 28& 30/03/2017,
organized by the Anna University.
 Ms. B. Caroline of the Department of Science & Humanities attended a Three day Training
Programme on Soft Skills, Pedagogy & Management Training, on 27, 28& 30/03/2017,
organized by the Anna University.
Staffs at SLAEC are regularly encouraged to improve on their teaching techniques and research
and development activities. And in order to boost up their spirit and enthusiasm in dedicated
service the SLAEC-Best Teacher Award and several other awards are given, recognizing their
service.
 Every month the Best student is selected from each class and their name with photograph
is displayed in the notice board throughout the month. They are honoured on the College
day.
Imran Khan of the Third year, Mech. Engg.receiving the Best Student Award during College Day
from the Chief Guest, Dr.Ponnavaiko, VC, Bharath University.
 Every month the best staff is nominated whose name with photograph is displayed in the
notice board throughout the month. They are honoured on the College day.
 Also staffs producing good result are also felicitated with awards.
 The above given details are also uploaded in the college website.
2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development
Number of faculty
Faculty / Staff Development Programmes
benefitted
Refresher courses --
UGC–Faculty Improvement Programme --
HRD programmes --

Orientation programmes 1
Faculty exchange programme --
Staff training conducted by the university 3
Staff training conducted by other institutions 13
Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. 4
Others 130
2.14DetailsofAdministrativeandTechnicalstaff
Category Number of Number of Number of Number of

Permanent Vacant permanent positions filled
Employees Positions positions filled temporarily
duringtheYear
Administrative Staff 31 NIL NIL NIL
Technical Staff 21 NIL NIL NIL

Criterion–III
3. Research, Consultancy and Extension
3.1Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing / Promoting Research Climate in the institution
To improve Research and Development

Engineering, in order to develop the industry oriented skills and to give more hands on training on
IC Engines to the students.
 A One Day Workshop and Project Expo on “Automobile Engineering” was conducted by the
regarding dismantling and assembling of four stroke two wheeler engine for all the other students
belonging to all the departments.
 The Engineers’ Day was celebrated on 15th September 2016, with great enthusiasm at SLAEC.
Diverse and novel competitions, technical as well as non-technical, were conducted department-
wise on that day, in order to provide ample opportunity for the students to bloom with the
fragrance of innovative creations. Finally, the winners were rewarded.
 A lab in the name of Father of EEE department –Michael Faraday lab was established on
22/09/2016
 The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering inaugurated the Father of Electrical and
Electronics Department, the “Michael Faraday Lab” by Mr.Jayaraman, an Educationist and
Philanthropist, on 23/09/2016.
The Chief Guest Mr.Jayaraman, on inaugurating the “Michael Faraday Lab”

listening to the explanation by a student (right)
 An MoU was signed with SS Power System-Puduchery by the Department of Mechanical &
Engineering on 18/11/2016.
 The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering established a modern “Robotics
Lab” was for training the students in the field of Robotics. A one day workshop on Robotics was
conducted on 03/01/ 2017 by the team of experts.

The Chief Guest of the workshop presenting a demo
18/02/2017 by Mr.L.N.P.Reddy, Lead Consultant, WIPRO AND Mr.T.R.N.Murthy, GM,
 An Inter-departmental Symposium “TRISHUL-2K17” was jointly organized by the Department of
EEE, ECE and CSE, on 18/02/2017. Mr.L.N.P.Reddy, Lead Consultant, WIPRO and
The Chief Guest Mr.T.R.N.Murthy, GM, Operations, Acrastyle Power, India, Ltd,
being honoured by the Dean, Dr.Prof. P. Subburaj,
 The “John Smeaton Lab” was inaugurated on 03/02/2017, by the Guest of Honour, Mr. N.
Kathiresan, Assistant Business Manager, Civil Survey Group, Aimil India Limited, along with
our respected Principal, Dr. R. M. Suresh and our beloved Dean,Dr. P. Subburaj.
Mr. N. Kathiresan, Assistant Business Manager, Civil Survey Group, Aimil India Ltd.
lighting, giving practical training.
 Internal Symposium “ACELIANZ 2k17” was organized, by Society of Civil
Engineerson08/02/2017.Mr. R. Radhakrishnan, Technical Head, CADD Centre was the Chief
Guest. The events such as Paper Presentation, Cad Contest, Code Cracking, Brick Tricks, Model
Making, Multimedia/Short Film, Photography were held during this Symposium and the winners
were awarded.
Technology [NC2(ET)-2017]was organized on 24/03/2017 and 25/03/2017. The Chief Guest was
Dr. V. ThamizhArasan, Vice Chancellor, Vel's University. A DVD with the proceedings of the
conference was released. Totally fifty six research papers were presented which were reviewed
and shortlisted by research advisors. Extended version of the selected papers was published in
special issue of IETE/IEI. The participants received certificates and the best presentation was
chosen and the scholar was rewarded.
The Chief Guest Dr. V. ThamizhArasan, Vice Chancellor, Vel's University

lighting the kuthuvizhakku.during NC2ET-2017.
 Mr. M.Ramamoorthy, A.P. of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering published a
paper titled, “Video enhancement for medical and surveillance applications,” in the journal
paper titled, “Finite element modal analysis of composite heavy vehicle chasis using ANSYS”, in
Annexure II Journal, Rasayam Journal of Chemistry.
 Mr.D.SenthilVadivelan of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, presented a paper titled,
 Mr.M.Ramamoorthy, of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, conducted a Two
Day Workshop on “JAVA footnote ORACLE” on Gaming technologies for the CSE students.
 K Prabhakaran and P Benson Raj of final year Mechanical Engineering presented paper
entitled,“Design and fabrication of semi-automatic can cleaner”, held in PERI Institute of
Technology.
 K Prabhakaran and P Benson Raj of final year Mechanical Engineering won the first place in the
event of Concept Maniac”in“Technospark16” held at Madha Engineering College.
 K Prabhakaran and P Benson Raj of final year Mechanical Engineering won the Second place in
the event of “Clay Model”in“Technospark16” held at Madha Engineering College.
 K Prabhakaran and P Benson Raj of final year Mechanical Engineering won the Third place in the
event of “Connexion” in technospark16 held at Madha Engineering College.
 K Prabhakaran and P Benson Raj of finl year Mechanical Engineering won the third place in the
event “Beat the clock” held at St Joseph Institute Of Technology.
 Ms.Jayamalar. U and Ms.SharonChellaPriyanga. J of final year, the Department of Computer Science
and Engineering participated in National Level Technical Symposium conducted by Anna University, on
20/08/2016.
 Mr.Karunakaran. K, of final year, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
participated in National Level Technical Symposium conducted by 15/09/2016.
Funded Projects
titled, “Design and construction of vehicle operating on compressed air and solar panel”, done by
Mr.B.Rajadurai and team.
 The Final year students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, applied for TNSCST funds
for the project titled, “Weed plant fibres based eco-friendly composites for acoustic insulation
applications” done by Mr.D.Franklin Paul Raj, Mr.V.Tamilselvan and Y.Yagnaraj under the
guidance of Mr.A.Vinod, A.P.
Patents Filed
 A patent was filed for the project titled, “Addition of Solenoid valve operated turbocharger in two-
wheeler to enhance performance”, on 13/02/2017, by the final year students of the Department of
Mechanical Engineering, Mr.S.Akash, Mr.S.ArulPandi and Mr.P.Karthik Raja under the guidance
of Mr.D.Vijay, A.P.
deactivated cylinders in variable displacement engine”, on 25/04/2017, by the final year students
of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mr.G.Afsar Hussain, Mr.Sanjay, Mr.E.Saran
Kumar and Mr.E.Ranjith Kumar, under the guidance of Mr.B.Rajadurai, A.P., and
 The Final Year students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering applied for patent for the
project on, “Construction of compact drone system for marine rescue operation”, done by the
students Mr.E.Imran Khan, Mr.S.Praveen Kumar and Mr.A.Sam Gift under the guidance of
Mr.B.Rajadurai, A.P.

 The students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering Mr.S.Akash, Mr. Karthick Raja and
Mr.ArulPandi received the Dr.Abdul Kalam Young Achiever Award from the Youth Federation

for the project, “Addition of Solenoid valve operated turbocharger in two-wheeler to enhance
performance”, at Anna University, Guindy.
Mr.S.Akash, Mr. Karthick Raja and Mr.ArulPandian of Final Year Mechanical Engineering
who received the “Dr.AbdulKalam Young Achiever Award” with the faculty
3.2 Details regarding major projects
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number -- -- -- --
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs -- -- -- --
3.3 Details regarding minor projects
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number -- -- -- --
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs -- -- -- --
3.4 Details on research publications
International National Others

Peer Review Journals -- -- --
Non-Peer Review Journals -- -- --
e-Journals -- -- --
Conference proceedings -- 1 --
3.5Details on Impact factor of publications:
Range -- Average -- h-index -- Nos.inSCOPUS
3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations
Duration Name of the Total grant Received
Nature of the Project
Year Funding Agency sanctioned

Major projects -- -- -- --
Minor Projects 1 TNSCST Rs.20000/- Rs.20000/-
Interdisciplinary Projects -- -- -- --
Industry sponsored -- -- -- --
Projects sponsored by the -- -- -- --
University/College
Students research projects -- -- -- --
(other than compulsory by the University)
Any other (Specify) -- -- -- --
Total 1 Rs.20000/- Rs.20000/-
3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. -- Chapters in Edited Books ---
ii) Without ISBN No. --

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from
UGC-SAP -- CAS -- DST-FIST --
DPE -- DBT Scheme/funds --
3.9 For colleges Autonomy -- CPE -- DBT Star Scheme
INSPIRE -- CE -- Any Other (specify) --
3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy --
3.11 No. of conferences Level International National State University College

Number -- 1 -- -- --
organized by the Institution Sponsoring -- -- -- -- --
agencies
3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chair-persons or resource persons 2
3.13 No. of collaborations International -- National -- Any other 5

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year 5
3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:
From Funding agency -- From Management of University/College --
Total
--

3.16 No. of patents received this year Type of Patent Number
Applied 3
National
Granted --
Applied --
International
Granted --
Applied --
Commercialized
Granted --
3.17 No. of research awards /recognitions received by faculty and research fellows
Of the institute in the year
Total International National State University Dist College

1 1 2
3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution 1

who are Ph.D. Guides
And students registered under them 2
3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution --
3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships
JRF -- SRF -- Project Fellows -- Any other --
3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level -- State level 200
National level -- International level

--
3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:
University level -- State level --

--
3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:

--
3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:

--
3.25No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum- 55
NCC NSS -2 Any other 4
3.26MajorActivitiesduringtheyearinthesphereofextensionactivitiesandInstitutionalSocial
Responsibility
 A “Project Expo”was held on 01/10/2016 and 02/10/2016. Students from 45 schools participated
as well as visited the exhibition, which comprised of all the disciplines. Some of the Civil Dept.
projects displayed were Floating Bridge, Sewage Treatment Plant, Smart City, etc.the EEE
students explained the working principle, assembling the causes of malfunction and repairing
techniques for all the basic electrical and electronics home appliances like the refrigerator,
washing machines, fan, Television, mixie, RO system, Air- conditioners, iron box etc.
School students at the Project Expo

 An Inter-School Sports Tournamentwas organized by SLAEC, on 01/10/2016 and 02/10/2016,
for all the Higher Secondary schools in Chennai. One of the SLAEC alumni, renowned
Mr. Vignesh Karthick, Vijay TV Anchor, was the Chief Guest on this special occasion.
Competitions in Kho-Kho, Kabaddi and Volley Ball were conducted and cash awards and the
Mahatma Gandhi-Lakshmi Ammal Trophy was awarded to the champions.
The cash awards were:
First Prize: Rs. 7500/-
Second Prize: Rs. 5000/-
Third Prize: Rs. 2500/-
Kabaddi match in progress during the Inter-School Sports Tournament (left) and the Chief Guest, Mr.VigneshKarthick, along with the
Principal honouring the winner. (right)

 A Ten Day Free Summer Camp - Batch I for +2 passed school students was conducted from
10/04/17 to 24/04/17. Totally120 students participated in this camp under various training
sessions - Robotic Training, Sports Coaching, Web Designing, Personality Development and
Spoken English. All the participants received the certificates and the outstanding students, in
each session were rewarded.
A demo in the Robotics Session.

 A Five Day Free Summer Camp - Batch II for +2 passed school students was conducted from
25/04/17 to 29/04/17. Totally 80 Students participated in this camp under various training
sessions - Robotic Training, Sports Coaching, Web Designing, Personality Development and
Spoken English. Outstanding students, in each session were rewarded and all the participants
were given certificates and prizes.
Presentation in the Robotics Lab.

 A Free Dental camp was conducted on 08/10/16 by YRC of SLAEC. All the Staff and students
of SLAEC and around 500 people were benefited.

Dr.R.M.Suresh, Principal with the team of doctors from Balaji Dental College
 Free “Career Guidance” was given to the school students who passed +2 and were in a
dilemma in choosing the right course for their future. It was done by the Principal, Dr. R. M.
Suresh on 14/05/2017, in two batches i.e. one from 10.00 am. to 12.00 pm. and the other from
03.00 to 5.00 pm.
 "Free More Pandal”was organized by SLAEC on 12/5/17 at Tambaram Railway Station.
 The staff and students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, donated clothes and food
to an orphanage at Madambakkam, on 17/10/2016.
Staff of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at an orphanage at Madambakkam .
 A Quiz competition was conducted by our Principal, Dr.R.M. Suresh for school students on
18/11/16.
 Dr. R.M.Suresh, Principal was the resource person on PudhiyaThalamuraiKalvi organized by
"Vettripadigal" for +2 school students.
 A Career Guidance Program for the +2 students of Pudukottai District was organized by the
Government with Dr.R.M. Suresh, Principal, SLAEC as the Chief Guest, on 06/04/2017 and
07/04/2017.

Dr.R.M. Suresh, Principal, SLAEC, during the Career Guidance Program at Pudukottai District
 An “Environmental Awareness Rally” was organized by the college to create awareness in the
people, on the harmful effects of plastics on the environmenton 12th January 2017, the day
before “Bhogi”. The rally started from Selaiyur Police Station to MJL swimming pool. It was
flagged off by Mr.G.Palaniselvam., Assist. Commissioner, Selaiyur Range.
Mr.G.Palaniselvam., Assist Commissioner, Selaiyur Range

Flagged off the Environmental Awareness Rally

Criterion– IV
4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources
4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:
Facilities Existing Newly created Source of Total

Fund
Campus area 26.915 -- -- 26.915
Classrooms 36 -- -- 36
Laboratories 33 5 Mgt. 38
Seminar Halls 4 -- --- 4
No. of important equipments purchased -- -- -- --

(≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year.
Value of the equipment purchased during -- -- Mgt. 2
the year (Rs. in Lakhs)
Others -- -- -- --
4.2 Computerization of administration and library

 S L A E C Digital Library provides online services regarding study materials for all the
departments.
 Student ID cards have holograms of barcode, used for book issue by the Library.
 Title-wise and author-wise Alphabetical card database is provided.
 NPTEL program is commences for the students to expose themselves with great experts of various IIT
Professors. By this they can understand the concepts of the subjects in detail which will in turn reflect
in their results.
 In each session 20 students are allowed to enter the Digital Library to attend the NPTEL programs
based on their subject.
 With the help of PROLIB Software cataloguing has been completed and databases of reading materials
have been created.
 Through OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) library users can search for any book by title,
author, subject, ISBN, Publishers, Keyword etc. and retrieve information instantly about the
availability of required books.
 Our library is making use of MALIBNET(Madras Library Network) and DELNET(Developing Library
Network)Services
4.3 Library services:
Existing Newly added Total
No. Value No. Value No. Value
Text Books 15217 65,51,486 15217 65,51,486
Reference Books 3727 18,63,500 3727 18,63,500
e-Books DELNET 55,000 Renewed DELNET 55,000
Journals 57 1,80,450 Subscription Renewed 57 1,80,450
e-Journals DELNET 55,000 DELNET 2,500 DELNET 55,000
Digital Data base 15Systems 4,80,000 160 DE 15Systems 4,80,000
CD &Video 3 LCDs 1,20,000 0 LNET 3 LCDs 1,20,000
55,
Others(specify) - - - 000 - - -
4.4 Technology upgradation
Total Computer Browsing Computer Depart-

Internet Office Others
Computers Labs Centres Centres ments
Existing 350 8 205 2 4 2 275 1
Added -- -- -- - - -- -- 2
Total 350 8 205 2 2 2 275 3
4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology
upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)
 The institution appraises the performance of the teaching and non-teaching staff through the Principal
and the Management. The faculty (teaching and non-teaching) have been introduced to the use of
computers, internet, audio-visual aids, computer aided packages etc., through:
 Electronic Equipment is used in registration and communication
 Wi-fi accessibility is available for the students which makes it possible for them to do efficient
reference work and there-by carry on innovative projects.
 Day-to-day messages on mode of operation for various academic and extension activities are conveyed
through Whats App.
 Even the study notes are passed on to the students through Whats App.
 Material Collection, Teaching & Demonstration for research purposes.
 Institutionalizing Endowment Awards like the SLAEC- Best Teacher Award, given to the
teachers following effective teaching techniques and methodology.
 The dedicated and sincere service of the staff from all the departments, was recognized and honoured
by bestowing the “SLAEC - Best Teacher Award” on the College Day, so as to inspire other faculty
also to practice effective teaching techniques and achieve good results.
 In the library the library staffs are always available to train the students and staff in case of
any difficulty while using OPAC system.
4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs:
i) ICT 3.37 lakhs
ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities 0.5 lakhs
iii) Equipments 2 lakhs
iv) Others 0.75 lakhs
Total: 6.62 lakhs

Criterion–V
5. Student Support and Progression
5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services
 The IQAC committee has six student representatives who convey the message on Student
Support Services to other students.
 The information regarding Student Support Services is sent through circulars as well as
displayed on the notice boards.
5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

 The summary of Internal Assessments, University Marks, and periodical attendance percentage
are sent to the Parents to improve the performance of the students.
 The summary of Internal Assessments, University Marks, and periodical attendance percentage
are also updated in the SLAEC website.
 Remedial coaching classes are conducted from 4.00p.m. to 5.00p.m., for the students who fail to
score 60% marks in the Internal Assessments.
 A Doubt Clearance Hour (DCH) is included in the regular time-table of all the years, which is
from 03.40 p.m. to 04.00 p.m. It helps students to approach respective subject staff and clarify
their doubts in that subject.
 Synoptic notes and solved question banks are also provided.
 One Alumni meeting is conducted annually and details regarding their career or higher education
are updated.
5.3 (a) Total Number of students UG PG Ph.D. Others
508 5 -- --
(b) No. of students outside the state 5
(c) No. of international students 1
No % No %
Men 385 74 Women 134 26
last year ThisYear

General SC ST OBC Physically Total General SC ST OBC Physically Total
Challenged Challenged
32 67 0 415 - 514 28 72 -- 419 -- 519
Demand ratio 1:2 Dropout% 1%

5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)
The SLAEC ACADEMY for Competitive Exams provides Aptitude Training for all the
students from first year onwards for
 Campus Recruitment Test
 IBPS Bank Exam
 TNPSC Exams
 Railway Recruitment Board Exams
 Sub Inspector of Police Exam
 MBA, MAT, SAT, CAT, SSC and
 GATE
 UPSC
No. of students beneficiaries 519
5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations
NET -- SET/SLET -- GATE -- CAT
IAS/IPS etc --- State PSC  UPSC -- Others --

--
5.6 Details of student counseling and career guidance
No. of students benefitted 519
5.7 Details of campus placement
On campus Off Campus

Number of Number of Students Number of Number of Students Placed
Organizations Participated Students Placed
Visited
13 108 63 8
5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

 A seminar was conducted by the Department of Science & Humanities on 08/10/2016 exclusively for
the girl students. Mrs.Poornachelvi of the Primary Health Centre, Agaram Then area, created
awareness to them on the various health problems and the measures to prevent them.
5.9 Students Activities
5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events
State/ University level 83 National level -- International level --
No. of students participated in cultural events
State / University level 12 National level International level

5.9.2 No. of medals / awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events
Sports: State / University level 2 National level -- International level --
Cultural: State/ University level -- National level -- International level --
5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support
Number of
Amount
students
Financial support from institution 77 Rs.13 Lakhs
Financial support from government 262 Rs.86,39,500/-
Financial support from other sources -- --
Number of students who received -- --
International/National recognitions
5.11 Student organized / initiatives
Fairs : State/ University level -- National level -- International level --
Exhibition: State / University level 1 National level -- International level --
5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students 7
5.13 Major grievances of students redressed: NIL

Criterion–VI
6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution
Vision
We, at Sri Lakshmi Ammal Engineering College, envision the development of our institution into a multi-
campus, inter disciplinary institution of excellence through symbiotic efforts and innovative practice
management, to provide a conducive academic environment to ensure the holistic development of our
students and faculties in to vibrant professionals, committed to human values and ethics, competent and
skilled to be the future leaders who can lead our nation along the path of glory.\
Mission
 To provide a comprehensive education to a diverse constituency in engineering.
 To contribute effectively to the profession and society for advanced study and for lifelong learning.
 To create a research environment, integrated with education in selected areas of excellence, with in
traditional disciplines and within inter disciplinary terms, technologically important and relevant
to the region and nation;
 To serve constituents through technology and design transfer partnerships and extended educational
programs.
 To nurture and motivate faculty and students.
 To create a teaching – learning environment conducive to the pursuit of higher knowledge, relevant
skills and experience.
6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System

 A Centralized Computing System is available which enables in quick and bulk communication and
facilitates in efficient management.
 Paperless Office by maximum use of ICT in management instead of circulars.
 A Mobile Apps is created for SLAEC, for providing ready information regarding the academic activities
like, leave details, extension activities and student progression to the students and staff.
 Free Wi-fi accessibility is available for the staff and students which makes it possible for them to
communicate instantaneously and even do efficient reference work and there-by carry on innovative
projects.
 Day-to-day messages on mode of operation for various academic and extension activities are conveyed
through WhatsApp to staff and students.
 Also the study notes are sent through WhatsApp, as the usage of Android Mobile phone has
tremendously increased.
 The alumni are also kept informed on various job opportunities through WhatsApp.
6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:
6.3.1 Curriculum Development

 SLAEC follows the curriculum designed by the affiliating Anna University, Chennai.
 It was revised every four years, and recently under Regulation 2013, which is strictly adhered to.
6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

 “Class well-wishers” is the name assigned to class-in-charges, so as to have a cordial environment and
a smooth relationship with the students. They know all the details of each student in their class to track
the progress of each student and also to provide counselling regarding academic and family problems
and career guidance.
 Orientation programs and bridge courses help the sophomores to get familiar with all aspects of their
program.
 Lecture method is supplemented by ICT.
 Providing synoptic notes to facilitate slow learners
 Class well-wishers know everything about each student and provide counselling regarding academic
and family issues and career guidance.
 Lecture method is supplemented by ICT
 Orientation programs and bridge courses help the freshers to get familiar with all aspects of their
program.
 Continuous assessments enables effective performance of the student
6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation
 Open Book Examinations are conducted in the Important University Questions, so as to make sure
that the students are well aware of the topics and answers, and are thorough in the same.
 Every day in the first period the students are made to study a particular subject for 20 min. with the
respective staff clarifying their doubts before the class test.
 Continuous assessment enables effective performance of the student. During a semester two
 The students are provided with feed-back, individual counseling and guidance on the mistakes they
had committed in the Assessment tests, when the test papers are distributed to them.
 Every day from 3.30 pm to 4.30 pm special coaching classes are conducted. The students are allowed
to choose and attend the class for the subject they find difficult to understand.
 The summary of Internal Assessments, University Marks, and periodical attendance percentage are
sent to the Parents to improve the performance of the students.
 Every month the Academic Committee meeting is conducted by the HoDs of the respective
students on each subject and the faculty is conveyed to the Principal for further corrective measures
to be taken.
 The students are split into above average, average, slow learners and they are trained and more
 Result Analysis is made based on the University Results of each semester and meeting was conducted
 Remedial and special coaching classes are conducted after the results of the Internal Assessment test
were declared, especially for the slow learners
 A special Doubt Clearance Hour (DCH) was included in the regular time-table every day from
03.30 p.m. to 04.00 p.m.
 Revision classes at the last two weeks of every Semester were conducted, when students were allowed
to study the important questions and write test at their individual pace.

6.3.4 Research and Development
 The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering organized a one day Workshop
on15/07/2016, “Workshop on embedded systems hands-on training” by Mr. Bharani, VNS
Automation solutions.
 One day workshop entitled “Project Management Using PPM Concepts” was organized for Civil
Engineering students on 26/07/2016.
 One day workshop entitled “Project Management Using PPM Concepts” was organized for Civil
Engineering students on 26/07/2016. (Civil)
 The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized an one day workshop on
29/07/2016, “workshop on ORACLE-Green foot Gaming hands-on training”
 A One day Workshop and Project Expo on “Automobile Engineering” was conducted by the
regarding dismantling and assembling of four stroke two wheeler engine for all the other
students belonging to all the departments.
 The Engineers’ Day was celebrated on 15th September 2016, with great enthusiasm at SLAEC.
Diverse and novel competitions, technical as well as non-technical, were conducted department-
wise on that day, in order to provide ample opportunity for the students to bloom with the
fragrance of innovative creations. Finally, the winners were rewarded.
 Internal Symposium “ACELIANZ 2k17” was organized, by Society of Civil Engineers on
08/02/2017.
 Mr. R. Radhakrishnan, Technical Head, CADD Centre was the Chief Guest. The events such as
Paper Presentation, Cad Contest, Code Cracking, Brick Tricks, Model Making,
Multimedia/Short Film, Photography were held during this Symposium and the winners were
awarded.
 The Department of Science and Humanities organized several competitions for the students so as
to celebrate the “National Science Day” on 28/02/2017. Mini Project Exhibition, Rangoli, Face
Painting and Quiz with the theme - Science & Technology.
Technology [NC2(ET)-2017]was organized on 24/03/2017 and 25/03/2017.Dr. V.
ThamizhArasan, Vice Chancellor, Vel's University was the Chief Guest. A DVD with the
proceedings of the conference was released. Totally ____ research papers were presented which
were reviewed and shortlisted by research advisors. Extended version of the selected papers was
published in special issue of IETE/IEI. The participants received certificates and the best
presentation was chosen and the scholar was rewarded.
 Each department has a Do It Yourself (DYI)lab in the name of the Father of that department and students
are given training in industrial simulation. For instance, knowledge of the principle of working of all the
home appliances in Michael Faraday Lab (EEE), Mobile servicing in Sir Ambrose Fleming Lab (ECE),
Automobile servicing in James Watt Lab (Mech.) and Computer and Networking in Alan Turing Lab
(CSE). Industry Orientation is done through “Complete Engineer” concept.
 Our students are encouraged to participate in various National and Inrternational symposiums,
workshops and conferences conducted by other institutions and also many such events are
organized in our college.
 Mr. M.Ramamoorthy, A.P. of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering published
a paper titled, “Video enhancement for medical and surveillance applications,” in the journal
paper titled, “Finite element modal analysis of composite heavy vehicle chasis using ANSYS”,
in Annexure II Journal, Rasayam Journal of Chemistry.
 Mr.D.Senthilvadivelan of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, presented a paper titled,
titled, “Design and construction of vehicle operating on compressed air and solar panel”.
projects and received Rs.10000/- funds for the project titled, “Advanced energy meter
integrated with device monitoring.”
Funded Projects
titled, “Design and construction of vehicle operating on compressed air and solar panel”, done
by Mr.B.Rajadurai and team.
6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

 The library is open for the students and the staff from 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.
 The basic concepts of all the subjects, wherever possible, are explained by using NPTEL programs.
 It is upgraded with an additional 1268 Reference and Text Books.
 Barcode technology is used for fast transaction of books. Students’ ID cards are provided
with their bar code.
 ICT enabled techniques are extensively employed by the teachers in all the departments.
 Smart class rooms are equipped with LCD projectors and effectively made use of.
 Interactive boards are used in smart class rooms.
 Well maintained separate information centre with internet facility is available.
6.3.6 Human Resource Management

 The QIP (Quality Improvement Programme) is available for the teaching and non-teaching staff.
 On 01/07/2016 and 02/07/2016 a Competency Training Programme was conducted for the
faculty by the Principal, Dr. R. M. Suresh. The faculties were made aware of the various
teaching techniques and their effectiveness. All the teaching and non-teaching faculties
attended this programme.
 A seminar on IEI, India was conducted on the functions, certifications and funded project
sponsorship, 18/03/2017 by Dr.Jitendra Saxena, Director, AIME exams in India.
 Seminars on Robotics as well as ICT were conducted.
 Faculty are encouraged to use smart class material to supplement their teaching.
 Additional staffs are appointed as and when a vacancy arises to maintain the recommended staff
student ratio.
 Every month the Best Staff is selected and their photo is displayed on the notice boards and the
college website.
 They are also rewarded during the College Day Celebrations.
6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

 Staffs are recruited as and when the need arises.
 Interview is conducted by a panel of interviewers, with three rounds, in their respective branch of
study.
6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration
 Sri Lakshmi Ammal Engineering College has MoUs with several industries and due to which many
orientation and training programmes, Industrial visits, In-Plant Trainings and mock interviews were
conducted for the students.
 Placement Training was given by a team of expert trainers from Plus 4, on 5th, 6th, 18th, 19th, and
20/07/2016 for all the final year students from all the departments, namely, Civil, Mechanical, CSE, EEE
and ECE.
 A HR Orientation Programme was organized on 19/ 08/2016, with Mr. Sri.Allen CEO & Mr.
Sri.Shivin HR Manager, Sans Pareil IT Service Pvt. Ltd. as the resource persons, who trained the
students for better placement in future. This was conducted by the Department of Mechanical
Engineering.
 The Placement and Training Cell organized a “Motivational Seminar” for all the SLAEC
students on 01/09/2016, by Mr.Babu, Ex-Manager RANE Industries Private Ltd, on the “TQM-
5S” technique.
 A HR Orientation programme was conducted on 07/10/2016 for the Circuit Branch students and
the first years by the experts Mr. Allen, CEO and Mr. Shivin, HR Manager, from SANS Pareil
IT Service Pvt. Ltd.
 “Mock Interview” was organized on 08/10/2016, for the final year students of all departments.
The HR Managers from various companies were the interviewers who gave the students valuable
guidance on their performance. They were from: Price Waterhouse Cooper (PWC), Bangalore,
Mangala Power Systems, Chennai, Sodexo Technical Service, Chennai, Bharath Electronics Ltd.
(BEL), Trichy, Tech Mahindra, Chennai, Vodafone Global Enterprises, OPT Consultancy,
Services, Ashok Leyland, Ennore, Flexi carriers India, Avtar Group, Afcons Infrastructure Ltd,
Chennai.
 Orientation Programme on “Career Opportunities for the development of Mechanical Engineer’s
in India” was organized by the Department of Mechanical Engineering, on 24/11/2016.
Mr.M.Arul, Deputy Manager, Personnel & Administration SS Power system, Puduchery, was
the Resource Person.
6.3.9 Admission of Students
Advertisement regarding admission is given in the daily newspapers and students are admitted
through TNAE, Single Window Counseling as well as under management quota.
6.4 Welfare schemes for

Teaching/Non-teaching:
 Medical Leave of two monthswas given to Mr. G. Rajiv Kumar, A.P., S&H.
 Medical Leave of one month was given to Mr.M.Thanikaivel, A.P., S&H.
 Free Transport facility is availed to all the staff members.
 SLAEC trust scholarship of 100% tuition fees waiver is given for their children.
 Subsidized canteen facilities are available.
 Medical facilities and free medicines are provided.
 Competency Training Programme was conducted for teaching and non-teaching staff
 A Staff Welfare Fund is maintained in the college and gifts and delicacies are distributed during
festivals like Aayudha Pooja, Diwali and Teachers’ Day.
 Yoga training is given to all to make them health conscious as well as stress free.
 Seminar on Robotics was conducted.
 Group Insurance Policy is active.
 Seminars are conducted for them to update them in ICT and teaching methodology.
Students:
 SLAEC Scholarships are given to 39 students based on +2 marks, sports achievement, physical
handicap, for women students etc. in the first year, which is continued for four years. Hence, an
overall of 77 students receive scholarships from the Management.
 Full tuition fees waiver was given to the students who scored above 1000 marks and 50%
tuition fees waiver was given to the students who scored above 950 marks. Students from
rural background and girl students were also given scholarships.
 Community based Government scholarships are also made available to the BC, MBC & SC/ST
students.
 The amount received for totally 147 BC & MBC students’ scholarships was Rs. 7,65,900/-
 The amount received for totally 115 SC/ST students’ scholarships was Rs. 78,39,500/-
 Students were facilitated with First Graduate Concession from Anna University as well.
 Group Insurance Policy is active.
 Counselling Cell with counselors available to tackle issues in academic, personal and career fields.
 The special coaching is provided to the students who are interested in taking up the GATE exam.
 Individual counselling is given to all the students regarding their academic as well as personal
problems by their proctors and the principal.
 Dental camp was conducted on 08/10/16 by a medical team from the Balaji Medical College.
 Students getting the first thee ranks in the Anna University Semester Exam, Internal Assessment
Tests and Model exams are rewarded on the Annual day.
 Every month a best student is nominated from every class whose name with photograph is displayed
in the notice board throughout the month. They are awarded prizes on the Annual day.
 SLAEC Trust scholarship (Children of employees).
 Subsidized canteen facilities are available for the students.
 Medical facilities and free medicines are provided.
 The SLAEC ACADEMY for Competitive Exams provides Aptitude Training for all the
students from first year onwards for
 IBPS Bank Exam
 TNPSC Exams
 MBA, MAT, SAT, CAT, SSC and
 GATE
 UPSC
3.001crores
6.5 Total corpus fund generated
6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes √ No
6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?
Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority
Academic No -- Yes AAAC
Administrative No -- Yes AAAC
6.8 Does the University / Autonomous College declares results within 30 days? N/A
For UG Programmes Yes -- No --
For PG Programmes Yes -- No --

6.9 What efforts are made by the University / Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?
N/A
6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated / constituent colleges?
N/A
6.11Activities and support from the Alumni Association

 The Annual Alumni meeting was conducted on 08.10.16.
 The alumni interacted with the present SLAEC Students and enlightened them on how they can equip
themselves for their dream career and how they can pursue it.
 Advising and offering tips to juniors for competitive exams and career guidance.
 Mock Interview by Alumni who are HR Managers and Technical experts in various companies, was
conducted for the third and final year students on 08/10/2016.
 Guest lectures by Alumni in their chosen field of specialization.
 Conduct mock interviews and give feed-back to improve.
 Facilitating the present students in their internship and research projects.
 Sponsoring distinguished alumni lecture series.
6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

 Every semester the Parents-Teacher Association meetings are held after each Internal Assessment
Test. Parents visit the college and interact with the teachers in their respective departments and
discuss their ward’s progress in studies.
 To improve the parents-student rapport the Parents Meet Events were organizedon 5/3/2017
for the parents of our college students and various competitions such as Lucky Corner,
Pyramid Breaking, Nerve Control (Short Circuit),Ball Bucketing, Memory Game, Ball
Tapping, Pen Assembling, Paper Tearing, Lock and Key and Lemon and Spoon were
conducted. The winners were given prizes and all the participant parents were provided with
an A4 size photo, tree saplings and gifts. "Best Parents Award-2017" was also bestowed
upon at this occasion. It was a joyous moment at SLAEC for the students with their Parents
 Parents give feed-back on the teaching and learning and regarding placement necessities.
6.13 Development programmes for support staff

 The QIP (Quality Improvement Programme) is available for the teaching and non-teaching staff
 Additional staffsare appointed as and when a vacancy arises to maintain the recommended staff
student ratio.
 On 01/07/2016 and 02/07/2016 a Competency Training Programme was conducted for teaching and
non-teaching staff by the Principal, Dr. R. M. Suresh. The faculties were made aware of the various
teaching techniques and their effectiveness. All the teaching and non-teaching faculties attended this
programme.
 A Staff Welfare Fund is maintained in the college and gifts and delicacies are distributed during
festivals like Aayudha Pooja, Diwali and Teachers’ Day.
 Yoga training is given to all to make them health conscious as well as stress free.
6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

 The SLAEC is located in a pollution free sub-urban area.
 A Solar Power Station named “Surya-Alaya” which was installed in the campus is maintained well
and is operating well.
 SLAEC campus is maintained as “Plastic-Free Zone”.
 Awareness seminar on Global Warming was conducted on 22/07/2016.
 The Digital Library and the Library is maintained as “Dust-Free Zone”
 Tree Plantation was carried out periodically by the “Go Green Club”.
Criterion–VII
7. Innovations and Best Practices
7.1. Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on
the functioning of the institution. Give details.
 Parents-Students interaction is improved through programmes, PTA meetings after the Internal Assessment
Tests. Teachers act as second parents to the students hence they have less problems in that aspect.
 To improve the parents-student rapport the Parents Meet Events were organizedon 5/3/2017 for the
parents of our college students and various competitions such as Lucky Corner,Pyramid Breaking,
Nerve Control (Short Circuit),Ball Bucketing, Memory Game,Ball Tapping,Pen Assembling,Paper
Tearing, Lock and Key and Lemon and Spoon were conducted.
 The SLAEC students take an oath of taking care of their parents till the end of their lives whatever the
situation may be.
 Industry Orientation is done through “Complete Engineer” concept. Through workshops all the SLAEC
students are made to have inter-disciplinary knowledge which will make him a Complete Engineer and in
turn good career opportunity and innovative research basis. For instance, knowledge of the principle of
working of all the home appliances, Mobile servicing, Automobile
 “Gandhian Engineering” concept is inculcated in the students. It aims at “Less Power, More Energy” and
“Economic Innovations”.
 Teaching methodology of teaching concepts to be remembered through stories and interesting events or
captions is followed which makes the students learn the concepts in a nutshell.
 The Best Student and the Best Staff is identified every month. Their names with photos are displayed in all
the notice boards around the college through-out the month and also in the college website.
 An IAS/IPS/IFS club has been established to provide coaching for the students to take up these competitive
examinations and also the TNPSC Exam.Two periods are included in the regular time-table for coaching.
 “Kalari” training for the women students was given so as to make them skilled in self-defensive martial arts.
 College Day is celebrated twice a year, at the end of each semester so as to encourage and honour the
Academic Toppers, prize winners of all the literary and cultural competitions conducted during that semester.
 Students are given sports coaching in their interested sports event in the evening hours.
 Each department has established a lab in the name of its Father which is used as the “Do it yourself” lab.
7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the
beginning of the year
 The action plan is approved by the Governing Council of The Lakshmi Ammal Educational Trust and then the
activities are carried out accordingly. Some activities were added up later with approval.
To improve Results
 Everyday class tests, regular internal assessment tests as per the Anna University recommendations
 Remedial classes after the Internal Assessment tests
 Special coaching classes in the evening
 Staff encouraged to participate in FDPs & refresher courses
 Teaching methodology of teaching concepts to be remembered through stories and interesting events
or captions.
 Industry Orientation is done through “Complete Engineer” concept.
 Gandhian Engineering concept is followed.
 Students are encouraged to attend many guest lectures, workshops and symposiums
 Organizing orientation programmes for the faculty
 Best students and toppers are awarded
 Best faculties are also rewarded
 Induction Day, College Day &Sports Dayare conducted
 Independence Day, Republic Day, Engineers’ Day are celebrated.
 National Science Day, Abdul KalamRememberance Day are also celebrated.
To improve Research & Development

 Faculty encouraged to indulge in research activities
 Students are encouraged to present research papers in Symposiums and competitions.
 Staffs are allowed to pursue Ph. D. and also take up funded projects
 “Do it yourself” Labs in the name of the Father of each department are established in order to
enhance research activities.
 Project expo is organized to increase innovations
 Students encouragedto get patent for their innovative projects.
 Already applied for three patents.
 Received funds from TNSCST for two projects.
 Organize workshops & conferences
 Training in technical skills, aptitude and communication skills.
 Coaching for IAS/IPS/IFS & also for TNPSC exams is given in regular time-table.
 Entrepreneurship Development Cell to groom young entrepreneurs
 Training is provided in industrial simulation, aptitude and communication skills
 Job oriented and placement assistance programmes were conducted.
 Mock interviews conducted by HR Managers and Alumni from industries
 On campus and Off Campus interviews are conducted and students are placed in National and MNCs.
To Improve Industrial Exposure

 Training is provided in industrial simulation
 Industries having interactions with the institution provide training by HR Managers
 Students sent for Industrial visits, survey camps and in-plant or industrial training
 Students attend In-plant Training and Internship in various companies.
 Educational tours are arranged for all the students in their respective fields.
7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution
- ANNEXURE i- Skills Development-Saturdays.
- ANNEXURE ii- Aptitude Training Programme
7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

 The SLAEC is located in a pollution free sub-urban area.
 SLAEC campus is maintained as “Plastic-Free Zone”.
 The Digital Library and the Library is maintained as “Dust-Free Zone”
 Tree Plantation is carried out periodically by the “Go Green Club”.
 A Solar Power Unit named “Surya-Alaya” is maintained well and is operating well, which supplies
electricity to the EEE department.
 The YRC of SLAEC organized the Swatch BharathAbhiyaan on 15/10/2016 in the near-by Mappedu
Junction led by the Principal, Dr. R. M. Suresh. The volunteers cleaned a stretch of area connecting
the Agaram Then area

Best Practice -1 ANNEXURE - 1
Skills Development Saturdays
2. Goal:
In order to make all the students of SLAEC, Technically sound at the end of his BE Degree
course, with thorough knowledge of the inter-disciplinary concepts necessary for industry
orientation, which will make him absolutely eligible and competent to get placement in the campus
interview or otherwise, by the top recruiters.
3. The Context
In today’s society many believe that the Engineering graduates have no future, as they don’t
have enough career opportunities. But it is not the fact, as the truth is that only the Engineering
graduates who lack the Technical and Communication Skills do not get placement in reputed
companies. This feed-back was received from industry HRs as well as the alumni and their parents.
Hence, it was decided to establish an additional Laboratory in each department in the name of the
Father of that department, which would be called the “Do It Yourself” lab. The new labs will
provide additional work space to the creative and innovative students to encourage innovations. Also
several career Orientation Programmeswere conducted by the resource persons from industries.
4. The Practice
 Every Saturday is exclusively dedicated for industry oriented Technical Skills Development, in the “Do
It Yourself” lab.
 Several workshops and training sessions are also conducted regularly to provide hands on
training to all the students.
Engineering, in order to develop the industry oriented skills and to give more hands on training
on IC Engines to the students.
 A One day Workshop and Project Expo on “Automobile Engineering” was conducted by the
regarding dismantling and assembling of four stroke two wheeler engine for all the other
students belonging to all the departments.
Project demo given by students in front of the dignitaries

Ambrose Fleming Lab (Father of ECE) on 15/09/2016 by the Chief Guest, Mrs.P.Jayashree,
 The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering inaugurated the Father of Electrical and
Electronics Department, the “Michael Faraday Lab” by Mr.Jayaraman, an Educationist and
Philanthropist, on 23/09/2016.
 The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering established a modern “Robotics
Lab” for training the students in the field of Robotics. A one day workshop on Robotics was
conducted on 03/01/ 2017 by the team of experts.
18/02/2017 by Mr.L.N.P.Reddy, Lead Consultant, WIPRO and Mr.T.R.N.Murthy, GM,
Mr.L.N.P.Reddy, Lead Consultant, WIPRO along with the Principal

and the Dean during his visit to the Alan Turing Lab..
 The “John Smeaton Lab” was inaugurated on 03/02/2017, by the Guest of Honour, Mr. N.
Kathiresan, Assistant Business Manager, Civil Survey Group, Aimil India Limited, along
with our respected Principal, Dr. R. M. Suresh and our beloved Dean,Dr. P. Subburaj.
Guest of Honour, Mr. N. Kathiresan, Assistant Business Manager,

Civil Survey Group, Aimil India Limited inaugurating the “John Smeaton Lab”.
 Many workshops and guest lectures were conducted for technical as well as aptitude and communication
skills development.
 One day workshop was conducted on TQM, 5S techniques on 16/07/2016 by CAD Centre Chennai to
Mechanical Engineering students.
 Guest Lecture on “TQM-5S”, updating the students with innovative ideas in 5S-Engineering and its
applications by the experts from Mr.K.Babu, Retd.Manager-Production, Rane Engine Valve Ltd.Chennai.
 “Orientation Programme” on ‘Career Opportunities for the Development of Mechanical Engineers in

India’ was by the resource person Mr.M.Arul.,Deputy Manager. SS Power system.Puduchery.
 “HR Orientation Programme,” was done by the experts Mr.Allen, CEO &Mr.Shivin, HR Manager,Sans
Pareil.
 Placement Training was given by a team of expert trainers from Plus 4, on 5th, 6th, 18th, 19th, and 20th
July 2016 for all the final year students from all the departments, namely, Civil, Mechanical, CSE, EEE
and ECE.
5. Evidence of Success
 Workshop on “Mobile Servicing” was conducted by the final year students of ECE department for all
other department students.
Oral presentation on the working technology of recent mobile phones by S. Sathish, II year, ECE.
 The Engineers’ Day was celebrated on 15/09/ 2016, with great enthusiasm at SLAEC. The diverse
and novel competitions, technical as well as non-technical, conducted department-wise on that day
provided ample opportunity for them to bloom with the fragrance of innovative creations. Finally, the
winners were rewarded.
Students engaged in doing project on “Engineers’ Day”.

 Workshop was conducted by the final year Mechanical Engineering students on 26/08/2016 and
27/08/2016 regarding dismantling and assembling of four stroke two wheeler engine,for all the other
department students.
 The Department of Science and Humanities organized several competitions for the students
so as to celebrate the “National Science Day” on 28/02/2017. Mini Project Exhibition,
Rangoli, Face Painting and Quiz with the theme - Science & Technology.
K. Prabhakaran & Nagaraj Babu of eee explaining the working principle of a refridgerator.
Vinit Kumar of final year EEE explaining the concept of LED Lamp.
 The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized a one day workshop on
11/08/2016, on “Computer and Networking hands-on training” by Mr. Punidhamoorthy of final year
CSE. The students got thorough knowledge of the networking and computer hard ware.
 Workshop was conducted by the students on 26th and 27th of August 2016 regarding dismantling and
assembling of four stroke two wheeler engine for all the other department students.
 G. Deepan Chakravarathy& V. Mohanraj team of second year students got the second prize in
GOKART-Car Modeling.
 D. Nivetha& Mr. Arun team of second year students participated in Engineers Day Celebrations and
designed a copper cooling fan.
Funded Projects
 The Department of Mechanical Engineering received Rs.10000/- TNSCST funds for the
project titled, “Design and construction of vehicle operating on compressed air and solar
panel”, done by Mr.B.Rajadurai and team.
Patents Filed
 A patent was filed for the project titled, “Addition of Solenoid valve operated turbocharger in
two-wheeler to enhance performance”, on 13/02/2017, by the final year students of the
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mr.S.Akash, Mr.S.ArulPandi and Mr.P.Karthik
Raja under the guidance of Mr.D.Vijay, A.P.

deactivated cylinders in variable displacement engine,” on 25/04/2017, by the final year
students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mr.G.Afsar Hussain, Mr.Sanjay,
Mr.E.Saran Kumar and Mr.E.RanjithKumar,under the guidance of Mr.B.Rajadurai, A.P., and
 The students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering Mr.S.Akash, Mr. Karthick Raja
and Mr.Arul Pandi received the Dr.Abdul Kalam Young Achiever Award from the Youth
Federation for the project, “Addition of Solenoid valve operated turbocharger in two-wheeler
to enhance performance”, at Anna University, Guindy.
 The final year students organized “Free Service Mela” for the public on 17/02/2017for
household appliances like
 In the Campus Interviews for the final year students conducted by the Placement and
Training Cell,this year fifteen industries conducted the campus interview at SLAEC. Our
students attended the “Off-Campus Drives” organized by other institutions also and eight
students got placed through them. Totally 63 students were recruited by these recruiters.
 As a result of the various innovative practices Sri Lakshmi Ammal Engineering College
received the "National Excellence Award as Best Engineering College -South Zone" for the
year 2017 from ASSOCHAM, New Delhi on 23/02/2017.
.
“Best Engineering College -South Zone”, award given by ASSOCHAM.

6. Problems Encountered and Resources Required
In order to establish the “Do It Yourself” labs, rooms were already available. An amount of around two lakh
rupees was spent to purchase the equipment, tools and household appliances. The only problem was acquiring
the household appliances to be used for the learning process of the principle of working. The appliances such
as refridgerators, washing machines, iron box, mixers, grinders, LED lamps, induction stoves were purchased
second hand as well as the vehicles for the Automobile Labs.
7. Notes
The students have tremendous gains from the “Do It Yourself” labs as they have developed an
innovative spirit. This has made them get the funded projects from TNSCST and apply for patents as well.
Better achievements are expected in future.

Best Practice -2 ANNEXURE - II
APTITUDE TEST TRAINING
2. Goal:
Based on the feed-back of the students, recruiters and the parents, our students were lagging behind
in clearing the Aptitude Test during “Campus Interviews” and “Mock Interviews”. Thus, it was decided to
make arrangement for Aptitude Test Training, so as to make them confident and skilled in attending the
Aptitude Test.
3. The Context
Contemporary students lacked knowledge to attend the Aptitude Test confidently. But, Aptitude Test
is the first round in the “In- Campus or Off-Campus” recruitments conducted by our college or any other
institute.
4. The Practice
 Training on Aptitude & Problem Solving Skill was given as to the First, Second, Third and Final year
students of all the departments, for two hours weekly within the regular college hours.
SLAEC ACADEMY for Competitive Exams provides Aptitude Training for-
 IBPS Bank Exam
 TNPSC Exams
 MBA, MAT, SAT, CAT, SSC
 UPSC
5. Evidence of Success
 Evident change in the behaviour of the students was observed. Students were much disciplined in the
classroom as well as in the campus in general.
 They showed involvement in their regular classes, laboratory classes, innovative workshops and
projects, presenting seminars, sports and cultural activities.
 The few irregular students also became regular.
 They showed interest in joining the IAS/IPS/IFS and TNPSC coaching classes, which was lacking
before.
 Almost all the students had scored good grades.
 In the Campus Interviews for the final year students conducted by the Placement and Training
Cell, this year fifteen industries conducted the campus interview at SLAEC. Our students
attended the “Off-Campus Drives” organized by other institutions also and eight students got
placed through them. Totally 63 students were recruited by these recruiters.
Our Top Recruiters are:
 HDFC Bank
 Sutherland
 Miltech CNC Manufacturing Ltd.
 CMS IT Service Pvt. Ltd.
 Engineers Today
 Gainers Infotech
 DhonathiHitech Innovations
 Air India
 Tech Mahindra
 Airport Authority of India
 CADD Centre
 Integra Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
 Gamma Process
6. Problems Encountered and Resources Required
 Additional work to staff was assigned in their regular weekly work load. They had to provide apt training
to the students based on the types of aptitude questions asked in various competitive exams as well as
Campus Interviews.
 Feed-back from the industrial resource persons was also followed as guidelines.
 Other observations were part of the routine thus there was no other problem.
7. Notes
As this SLAEC ACADEMY for Competitive Exams was established this year only the
students have been motivated to attend the Competitive exams once they are in their final semester.
Hence, we expect the students to receive the benefits in the forthcoming years.
8. Contact Details
Name of the Principal: Dr. R. M. Suresh

Name of the Institution: Sri Lakshmi Ammal Engineering College
City: Chennai
Pin Code: 600 126
Accredited Status: ‘A’ Grade
Work Phone: 044 – 22290443 / 0357
Fax:
Website: www.slaecollege.edu.in
E-mail: principalslaec@gmail.com
Mobile: 9444285519

ANNEXURE III
ANALYSIS OF FEEDBACK FROM THE STAKEHOLDERS
Feed-backs are collected from students, parents, stake holders, industries having interaction with the
institution and the alumni manually on aspects like teaching and learning, research and development
activities, placement training and placement, sports coaching, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
ANALYSIS OF THE FEED-BACK
 It was concluded that all the parents, stake holders, industries having interaction with the institution and
the alumni had one common opinion and demand regarding the past status of the institutions.
 They opined that as many of the students had been from rural areas and also from Tamil medium schools
the students find it very difficult to understand better so as to update themselves in Technical knowledge,
industry oriented skills and communication skills.
 Thus they all had suggested the college to concentrate more on developing the same.
SCHEMES IMPLEMENTED
 Every Saturday is exclusively dedicated for industry oriented Technical Skills Development, in the “Do
It Yourself” lab.
 Several workshops and training sessions are also conducted regularly to provide hands on
training to all the students.
 Each department has established a lab in the name of the Father of that department.
 James Watt Laboratory (Mech.)
 Michael Faraday lab (EEE),
 Alan Turing Lab (CSE)
 Sir John Ambrose Fleming Lab (ECE) and
 John Smeaton Lab (Civil)
 Robotics Lab
 Multi-media Lab (Communication Skills)
for practicing industry simulation activities and procedures.Many workshops and guest lectures were
conducted for technical as well as aptitude and communication skills development.
RESULT OF THE NEW SCHEMES
 Workshops conducted by the students for other students has aided in solidifying their knowledge of the
working principles, also in gaining industry oriented technical skills which are necessary in a “Complete
Engineer” as an eligible Engineering Degree holder to get placement or take up Research and
Development in future.
 Also the Multi-media Lab has been successful in providing ample training in communication
skills; that includes Group Discussion, Presentation Skills and Interview Skills, which are
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Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR)

SRI LAKSHMI AMMAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL

SRI LAKSHMI AMMAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE-AQAR-2016-2017 Page1

1. Details of the Institution ...... 03

2. IQAC Composition and Activities ...... 06

3. Criterion – I: Curricular Aspects ...... 23

4. Criterion – II: Teaching, Learning and Evaluation ...... 24

5. Criterion – III: Research, Consultancy and Extension ...... 29

6. Criterion – IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources ...... 40

7. Criterion – V: Student Support and Progression ...... 42

8. Criterion – VI: Governance, Leadership and Management ...... 45

9. Criterion – VII: Innovations and Best Practices ...... 53

10. Annexure – I : Best Practices -1 ...... 53

11. Annexure – II : Best Practices -2 ...... 56

12. Annexure – III :Analysis of Feedback from Stakeholders ...... 62

13. Annexure – III : Academic Calendar ...... 65

SRI LAKSHMI AMMAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE-AQAR-2016-2017 Page2

1.1NameoftheInstitution Sri Lakshmi Ammal Engineering College

AddressLine2 Selaiyur Post

Pin Code 600 126

Contact Nos. 044 - 22290443 / 0357

Tel. No. with STD Code: 044 – 22290443 / 0357

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1.3 NAAC Track ID (Forex.MHCOGN18879) EC 8.7.2013

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date:

Web-link of the AQAR: www.slaecollege.edu.in/AQAR%202013-2014.pdf

1.6 Accreditation Details

1.7Date of Establishment of IQAC: 15.07.2013

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1.10 Institutional Status

Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes  No

Constituent College Yes No 

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No 

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes  No

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering  Health Science Management

1.12 Name of the Affiliating University Anna University, Chennai

1.13 Special status conferred by Central/State Government--UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMRetc. N / A

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2.3 No. of students 5

2.4 No. of Management representatives 3

2.5 No. of Alumni 2

2.6 No. of any other stake holder and

2.7 No. of Employers / Industrialists 1

2.8 No. of other External Experts 2

2.9 Total No. of members 27

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. 13 Faculty 4

Non-Teaching Staff / Students 4 Alumni 1 Others 4

2.13Seminars and Conferences

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total Nos. -- International -- National 1 State -- Institution Level 43

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

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To improve Research & Development

To Improve Industrial Exposure

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A final year student receiving the participation certificate

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