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8th Senate - Minutes
8th Senate - Minutes
HEALTH SCIENCES
THRISSUR- 680596
From
The Registrar
To
The Members of the Senate of
Kerala University of Health Sciences
Sir,
Sub: KUHS – 8th Meeting of the Senate of the University (Vth Annual
Meeting) held on 20.02.2021 – Minutes – Forwarding – Reg.
l am forwarding herewith the Minutes of the 8th Meeting of the Senate of the
University (Vth Annual Meeting) held at 10.30 am on 20.02.2021 through Online
Platform.
Yours faithfully
Sd/-
REGISTRAR
Encl: As above.
KERALA UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
MINUTES
MINUTES
ഉത്തരം :-
എ) െപർയഫോർമതൻസ് ഓഡി്് റിയപ്പോർട്ട് യമതശപ്പുറത്ത് വയ്ക്കുന്നു.
ബി) യ ോട ി യ സു ൾ സംബന്ധിച്ച വിഷ ങ്ങൾ വ ോരയം െേയ്യുന്ന ിന് െഡപൂട്ടി
രജിസ്ട്രോർ, െസേൻ ഓഫീസർ, അസിസ്റ്െ് എന്നിവർ അടങ്ങി ഒരു നി മതവിഭോഗം
ഭരണ വിഭോഗത്തിെെ ീഴിലോ ി രവർത്തിക്കുന്നുെ്.
സി) പത്ത് വർഷക്കോലത്ത് യ സു ൾ വ ോരയം െേയ്ത അഭിഭോഷ രുെട
വിശേോംശങ്ങൾ ോെഴ പറയും ര ോരമതോണ്
അഡവ. പി. ശ്രീകുമതോർ നൽ ി ഫീസ്-
36,23,350/-
(വിവിധ യ ോട ി ൾ)
അഡവ. വി. യശേർ (സീനി ർ, സുരീം
യ ോട ി) 2,40,000/-
ഉത്തരം : - Pre - Clinical Para – Clinical വിഷ ങ്ങളുമെട അദ്ധയോപ രോയും പരീേ രോയും
നി മതിക്കുന്ന ് MCI Graduate Medical Education Regulations വയവസ്ഥ ൾ
അനുസരിച്ചോണ്.
യ രളോ ആയരോഗയ ശോസ്ത്ര സർവ ലോശോലയുെട െസന്് രൂപീകൃ മതോ ിട്ട് നോലു വർഷം
പിന്നിടു ോണ്.െസന്് അംഗങ്ങളുമെട ഇു വെരയുളള രവർത്തനം എര ോരമതോ ിരുന്നു?
അഞ്ചു വർഷം ോലോവധിയുളള െ െരെഞ്ഞടുക്കെപ്പട്ട െസന്് അംഗങ്ങളുമെട
(യനോമതിയന്ഡ് അല്ലോത്ത) ഓയരോരുത്തരുയടയും ഹോജർനിലയും ഈ െസന്ിലടക്കം
എത്രവീ ം യേോേയങ്ങളുമം രയമത ങ്ങളുമം അവ രിപ്പിച്ചു എന്നും വയക്തമതോക്കോയമതോ?
ഉത്തരം :- െസന്ംഗങ്ങളുമെട ഇു വെരയുളള രവർത്തനം മതി ച്ച ോ ിരുന്നു.
1. Dr. Murali C. P 14 15
2. Dr. Sabarinath P. S. 12 11
3. Dr. Honey S. R. Prasad 21 18
4. Sri. M. Muraleedharan 6 11
5. Adv. Dr. P. Krishnadas 12 -
6. Prof. Kishorekumar P. 15 10
7. Dr. Shamim Kunhu V 9 2
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4."Need Analysis in the field of Disability in the post Covid Period “under the Centre for
Disability Management Studies.
നിലവിൽ മൂന്നു സ്കൂളുമ ളുമം എട്ടു െസെറു ളുമം ഒരു അക്കോഡമതി ് സ്റ്ോഫ് യ ോയളജുമതോണ്
ഉള്ള ്.സ്കൂളുമ ളിലും െസെറു ളിലും അക്കോഡമതി ് സ്റ്ോഫ് യ ോയളജു ളിലുമതോ ി രെ്
െരോഫസർമതോർ, അഞ്ചു അയസോസിയ ്് െരോഫസർമതോർ, മൂന്നു റിയസർേ് അസിസ്റ്െ്
ു ടങ്ങി വെര നി മതിച്ച് രവർത്തനങ്ങൾ നടത്തിവരുന്നു. സ്കൂളുമ ളിലും െസെറു ളിലും
ശമ്പള ഇനത്തിലും മതറ്റു പരിപോടി ൾക്കും െമതോത്തമതോ ി 2019-20 സോമ്പത്തി വർഷത്തിൽ
Rs.1,21,84,166/-(ഒരു യ ോടി ഇരുപത്തി ഒന്ന് ലേത്തി എൺപത്തി നോലോ ിരത്തി ഒരുൂറ്ി
അറുപത്തി ആറ്) രൂപ െേലവോ ിട്ടുെ്.
As per the 22nd meeting of the Board of Governors of Medical Council of India
held on 9th October 2019, the Board of Governors in principle approved that
Super-speciality courses could be commenced in the parent broad speciality
department itself. I would like to know whether any such applications to start
a Super Speciality course within the parent Broad Speciality department had
received before KUHS? What is the viewpoint of KUHS in this concept?
Answer. University received 5 applications (MCh Head & Neck Surgery,
MCh.Gynaecological Oncology (Regional Cancer Centre), MCh Reproductive
Medicine & Surgery, DM Paediatric Neurology (Govt. Medical College,
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Is there any fellowship courses in Modern Medicine under KUHS? What are
the rules & regulations to start any fellowship courses (modern medicine)
under KUHS in any of the Govt. /PVT medical colleges or hospitals in Kerala?
Answer : - At present University is not conducting fellow ship courses in
modern medicine.
(MCh) having done a Thesis for the said course, with research
experience as evidenced by at least 2 (two) research publications in
peer reviewed, indexed scientific/professional Journals with 3 (three)
years of Post DM/MCh teaching/research experience, and he/she is a
permanent teaching faculty/teacher (including
visiting/adjunct/honorary/emeritus professors) in one of the
Institutions of the University/affiliated institutions of the University.
OR
c) Candidate is a permanent teaching faculty/teacher (including
visiting/adjunct/honorary/emeritus professors) in the Institutions of
the University or affiliated Institution of the University, who have 5
(five) years of Post PG teaching/research experience with 5 (five)
research publications in peer-reviewed, indexed
scientific/professional Journals after acquiring PG degree in
Health/Allied Sciences/ Cognate subjects.
Professor of Anatomy,
Government Medical
4 AMAR JAYANTHI A Medicine
College,Idukki on working
arrangement at Thrissur
Professor, Head, Department
Physiology, Amala Institute of
5 ANAND R.DHARWADKAR Medicine
Medical Sciences, Thrissur -
680555
Additional Professor in
6 ANANDA KESAVAN T M Medicine Pediatrics, Government
Medical College, Thrissur
Medicine and
Professor, Dept. of
Paramedical &
7 ANILKUMAR T V Psychiatry,Medical College,
Allied Health
Trivandrum
Sciences
Assistant Professor,
Community Medicine,
8 ANISH T S Medicine
Government Medical College,
Trivandrum
Professor, Ophthalmology &
Medical Supt., Jubilee Mission
9 ANTHRAYOSE C V Medicine
Medical College & Research
Institute, Thrissur - 680005
Professor, Dept.of Community
10 ANUJA U Medicine Medicine, Govt.Medical
College, Kollam
Associate Professor, Dept.of
11 ANZA KHADER Medicine Dermatology, Medical College,
Kozhikode
Professor of Physiology,
ASHA ANAND
12 Medicine Amala Institute of Medical
DHARWADKAR
Sciences, Thrissur -680555
Associate Professor, Govt.
13 ASISH K Medicine
Medical College, Thrissur
Additional Professor, Dept. of
Dermatology & Venereology,
14 ASOKAN N Medicine
Government Medical College,
Thrissur
Professor, Govt.Medical
15 ASUMA.A Medicine
College,Manjeri
Director, Child Development
16 BABU GEORGE Medicine Centre, Medical College,
Thiruvananthapuram-695011
Professor, Jubilee Mission
BABU URUMESE
17 PALATTY
Medicine Medical College & Research
Institute, Thrissur
Professor of Medicine, Jubilee
18 BABURAJ P Medicine Mission Medical College &
Research Institute, Thrissur-5
Chairman, Ananthapuri
Hospitals & Research
19 BAHULEYAN C G Medicine
Institute, Chacka, Trivandrum
- 695024
BALAKRISHNAN Professor, Government
20 VALLIYOT
Medicine
Medical College,Kannur
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PROFESSOR OF RADIATION
ONCOLOGY, REGIONAL
30 FRANCIS V JAMES Medicine
CANCER CENTRE,
TRIVANDRUM
Associate Professor,
GADDAM VIJAYA Pushpagiri Institute of
31 LAKSHMI
Medicine
Medical Sciences & Research
Centre, Thiruvalla
Medicine and
Assistant Professor, Govt.
32 GANGA G KAIMAL Paramedical & Allied
Medical College, Kottayam
Health Sciences
Additional Professor,
Medicine and
Department of Pediatrics,
33 GEETA M GOVINDARAJ Paramedical & Allied
Govt.Medical College,
Health Sciences
Kozhikode
Professor of Biochemistry,
34 GEETHA DAMODARAN K Medicine Govt.Medical College, Thrissur
- 6805966
Addl. Prof., Dept of Pediatrics,
35 GEETHA S Medicine
SAT Hospital , Trivandrum
Associate Professor, Dept.of
Obstetrics & Gynaecology,
36 GEORGY JOY ERALIL Medicine
Sree Narayana Institute of
Medical Sciences, Ernakulam
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Associate Professor of
52 LEELA KUMARI P Medicine Paediatrics, Govt.Medical
College, Thiruvananthapuram
Medicine and
Former Hon'ble VC of KUHS,
53 M K C NAIR Paramedical & Allied
Thrissur
Health Sciences
Professor, Sree Gokulam
Medical College & Research
54 MAMATA CHIMMALGI Medicine
Foundation,
Thiruvananthapuram
Associate Professor & Head,
Dept.of Neonatology, Jubilee
55 MANOJ V C Medicine Mission Medical College &
Research Institute, Thrissur -
680005
Associate Professor in
56 MOHAMED SHAAN Medicine Medicine, Govt.Medical
College, Manjeri
Govt. Medical College,
57 MUBARAK K K Medicine
Thrissur-680596
Professor & HOD, Dept.of
Dermatology&Venereology,
58 MUHAMMED K Medicine
Kannur Medical College,
Anjarakandy, 670612
Prof.of Physiology,Research
Director,Little Flower Medical
59 MUKKADAN J K Medicine
Research Centre,Angamaly-
683572
Professor of Forensic
Medicine, Jubilee Mission
60 PADMAKUMAR K Medicine
Medical College & Research
Institute, Thrissur-
Associate Professor, Dept.of
Physiology, Jubilee Mission
61 PALLAVI PANCHU Medicine
Medical College & Research
Institute, Thrissur
Medicine and Additional Professor, Regional
62 PAUL AUGUSTINE Paramedical & Allied Cancer Center,
Health Sciences Thiruvananthapuram
Associate Professor, Dept.of
Plastic Surgery & Burns,
63 PRADEOTH K M Medicine Jubilee Mission Medical
College & Research Institute,
Thrissur - 680005
Professor of Psychiatry,
Medicine and
PRAVEENLAL Jubilee Mission Medical
64 KUTTICHIRA
Paramedical & Allied
College & Research Institute,
Health Sciences
Thrissur, Kerala - 680005
Associate Professor,Dept.of
65 PRIYA PRATHAP Medicine Dermatology & Venereology,
Govt.Medical College, Thrissur
Professor & Officer in
66 RAJAMOHANAN K Medicine
charge,SHPPS, Trivandrum
അവ ോര ൻ :- യഡോ. അരുൺരസോേ് െ . പി
അനുവോേ ൻ :- യഡോ. അബ്ദുൾ ഹമതീേ് പി.
“The Senate resolves to recommend to the university to start a school of
Homoeopathy under KUHS”
നിലവിൽ ആയുർയവേത്തിന് മതോത്രമതോണ് സ്കൂൾ ഉളളെ ന്നും, അ ് ഒരു രയ യ
സോഹേരയത്തിൽ സംഭവിച്ചിട്ടുളള ോെണന്നും, മതെ്ോരു വിഭോഗത്തിനും സ്കൂളുമ ൾ
ഇെല്ലന്നും, സർവ്വ ലോശോലയുെട ന മതനുസരിച്ച് ഓയരോ വിഭോഗത്തിനും െവയവ്വെറ
രയ യ ം സ്കൂളുമ ൾ ു ടങ്ങുന്ന ് അനുേി മതോെണന്നും രയമത ോവ ോര െെ ആവശയം
അംഗീ രിക്കോൻ നിർവ്വോഹമതിെല്ലന്നും ബഹു: വവസ് േോൻസിലർ സഭെ അറി ിച്ചു.
രയമത ം പിൻവലിച്ചു.
11272 ലേം വരവം 10545.52 ലേം േിലവം 726.49 ലേം മതിച്ചവമുളള 2021 -22
വർഷയത്തക്കുളള ബജ്് ഫിനോൻസ് ഓഫീസർ അവ രിപ്പിക്കു യും,
നടപ്പോക്കോനുയേശിക്കുന്ന രധോന പദ്ധ ി െളക്കുറിച്ച് വിവരിക്കു യും െേയ്തു. അയേഹവം
ബഹു. വവസ് േോൻസിലറും അംഗങ്ങളുമെട യേോേയങ്ങൾക്കും സംശ ങ്ങൾക്കും
വിശേീ രണം നല്കു യും, അംഗങ്ങൾക്ക് എെതെിലും അഭിരോ ങ്ങൾ ഉെെെിൽ
വയക്തമതോക്കുവോൻ ആവശയെപ്പടു യും െേയ്തു.
Rainwater harvesting - ൽ ഒരു bad experience ഉെെന്നും, െമതഡിക്കൽ യ ോയളജ്
യോമ്പസിൽ രസ്തു പദ്ധ ി പരോജ മതോ ിരുന്നുെവന്നും, അ ിനോൽ കൂടു ൽ
ശോസ്ത്രീ പഠനത്തിനുയശഷം മതോത്രം ഈ പദ്ധ ിയുമതോ ി മുയമ്പോട്ടു യപോകുന്ന ോ ിരിക്കും
ഉേി െമതന്നുമുളള യഡോ. സി. പി. മുരളിയുെട അഭിരോ ത്തിനു മതറുപടി ോ ി ു
വ ിരുത്തി ിട്ടുെെെിലും പണം വിനിയ ോഗിക്കുന്ന ിനുമുമ്പ്, ആവശയമതോ
നടപടിക്രമതങ്ങൾ പോലിക്കുെമതന്നും കൃ യമതോ െടനിക്കൽ പരിയശോധന ളുമം മതറ്റും
നടത്തുെമതന്നും ഫിനോൻസ് ഓഫീസർ പറഞ്ഞു. ‘Journal Expenses’ എന്ന
ശീർഷ ത്തിൽ ു വ ിരുത്തി ിട്ടിെല്ലന്നും, ഈ വർഷെമതെിലും
സർവ്വ ലോശോലയുെട journal ഇറക്കുന്ന ിനുളള ു യവണെമതന്നും, ‘Best thesis
– ന് ഒരു fund അനുവേിക്കോൻ ീരുമതോനിച്ചിരുന്നുെമതന്നും, ആ ് ബജ്ിൽ
വന്നിട്ടിെല്ലന്നുമുളള യഡോ. യ ോമതസ് യജോർജിെെ ആവശയത്തിന് മതറുപടി ോ ി,
ആവശയം വന്നോൽ re- appropriate െേയ്ത് ു െെത്തോവന്ന ോെണന്ന്
ഫിനോൻസ് ഓഫീസർ വയക്തമതോക്കി.
E- Journal വോങ്ങി അ ിെെ accessability എല്ലോവർക്കും െ ോടുക്കുന്ന ോണ്
ലോഭെമതന്നും ആവശയ ണക്കോക്കി ഒരു ‘nodal agency’- െ
ചുമത ലെപ്പടുത്തോെമതന്നും, ഇക്കോരയത്തിൽ ഒരു feasibility study
നടത്തണെമതന്നുമുളള DME – യുെട അഭിരോ ത്തിനു മതറുപടി ോ ി ഇക്കോരയം
ഗയവണിങ്ങ് ൗൺസിലിെെ പരിഗണനയ്ക്ക് സമതർപ്പിക്കോവന്ന ോെണന്ന് ഫിനോൻസ്
ഓഫീസർ പറഞ്ഞു.
ഏ്വം നല്ല ീസീസിന് അവോർഡ് െ ോടുക്കോെമതന്ന് െസന്് മതീ്ിംഗിൽ ഉറപ്പു
നല്കി ിരുന്ന ോെണെിലും അ ിനുളള ു ബജ്ിൽ വ ിരുത്തി ിട്ടിെല്ലന്ന് യഡോ.
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V. (2) considering the Annual Report for the year 2019 -20
As per Section 21(iii) of the Kerala University of Health Sciences Act
2010 the Senate shall consider the Annual Report of the University and
give recommendations to the Vice Chancellor and the Governing Council.
The Annual Report for the year 2019 -20 was placed before the 63rd
meeting of the Governing Council and the Governing Council approved it.
സഭ അംഗീ രിച്ചു.
V.(3) Considering the Annual Accounts for the year 2019-20
As per Section 21(iii) of the Kerala University of Health Sciences Act 2010
the Senate shall consider the Annual Accounts of the University and give
recommendations to the Vice Chancellor and the Governing Council.
The Annual accounts for the year 2019-20 was approved by the 60th
meeting of Governing Council held on 25.07.2020 and the same was
forwarded to the members of the Senate.
സഭ അംഗീ രിച്ചു.
V.(4) Considering the Audit Report and its compliance report for the
year 2018-19
As per Sn. 21 (iii) of the Kerala University of Health Sciences Act 2010 the
Senate shall consider the Audit Report of the University and give
recommendations to the Vice Chancellor and Governing Council.
The audit report for the year 2018-19 and its Compliance report was
approved by the 62nd meeting of the Governing Council held on 26.12.2020
and the same was forwarded to the members of the Senate.
സഭ അംഗീ രിച്ചു.
As per Sn. 46 of KUHS act 2010 it is stated that all Statues, Ordinances and
Regulations made under this act shall be published by the University in the
Gazette.
Hence the above said decision of the Senate may be re- examined and
modified as സർവ്വ ലോശോല ആക്ട്/ സ്റ്ോ്ുട്ട്/ െറഗുയലഷൻ എന്നിവയുമതോ ി ഒത്തു
യനോക്കി യശഷം എെതെിലും െ റ്റു ൾ ശ്രദ്ധ ിൽ െപട്ടോൽ ആ ു ിരുത്തി
ഗസ്ിൽ രസിദ്ധീ രിക്കുന്ന ിനോ ി സർക്കോരിയലക്ക് അ ച്ചു െ ോടുക്കോെമതന്ന്
ീരുമതോനിച്ചു.
സഭ അംഗീ രിച്ചു.
V.(6) Modification of the existing 2016 Academic Regulations of
Ayurveda PG courses to include the new Ayurveda PG course Ayurveda
Vachaspati-Rachna Sharira (M.D. (Ayurveda) – Anatomy) – Laying
before the Senate.
1. GENERAL REGULATIONS
Pre-clinical speciality
1. GENERAL REGULATIONS
Pharmacology)
5. Ayurveda Vachaspati – Rasa Shastra evam Bhaishajya Kalpana (M.D.
(Ayurveda) –
Pharmaceuticals)
6. Ayurveda Vachaspati – Roga Nidana evam Vikriti Vigyana (M.D.
(Ayurveda)- Diagnostic procedure and Pathology)
Clinical specialty
REGULATIONS
For courses affiliated to the
REGULATIONS 2019
Kerala University of Health Sciences
Thrissur – 680593
Master of Philosophy
MPhil in Translational Ayurveda
(Part Time)
By
School of Fundamental Research in
Ayurveda
Tripunithura, Ernakulam
(2020-2021 Academic Year onwards)
2019
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Clause
Content Page No.
No.
1.1 Eligibility for Admission 4
1.2 Mode of selection to the course
1.3 Application Fee
5
1.4 Number of seats
1.5 Minimum Academic requirements for conduct course
1.6 Registration of students to university
6
1.7 Course Fees
1.8 Medium of instruction
1.9 Attendance and course period
7
1.10 Leave, Holidays
1.11 Monitoring Learning Progress
1.12 Transfer during course & internship
1.13 Duration permitted for completion of the course 8
1.14 Internal assessment (conducted by college)
1.15 Thesis Submission
9
1.16 Appointments of Faculties
1.17 Examinations 10
1.18 Criteria for pass
1.19 Grace Marks
1.20 Criteria for promotion 15
1.21 Carry over benefit
1.22 Issuance of Mark lists and certificates
1.23 Declaration of class (Regular/Supplementary)
1.24 Declaration of rank
1.25 Attempt/Chance
1.26 Partial Appearance of Examinations 16
1.27 Condo nation of Break of study
1.28 Internship
1.29 Transcript
1.30 Stipend
17
1.31 Eligibility for award of degree
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These regulations may be called ‘The Regulations relating to the award of the
Degree of Master of Philosophy in Translational Ayurveda’.
Title: The program will be known as MPhil in Translational Ayurveda under
the Faculty of Ayurveda, Kerala University of Health Sciences. This is a part time
post PG (Ayurveda) course identical to the super specialty degree in Research
Methodology.
Course objectives
Course outcomes
1. Learn how to conduct and interpret translational research as well as
management of qualitative and quantitative data
2. Learn how to explore ideas and principles of Ayurveda into clinically
plausible tools and guidelines
3. Learn how to translate leads from Ayurvedic raw drugs and finished
products into clinically viable drugs and other value-added products
5. Learn how to design feasible public health initiatives and convert the
outcomes into leads for policy development
Definitions
In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires-
(i) ‘Act’, ‘Statutes’, ‘Ordinances’ and ‘Regulations’ mean respectively the
Act, Statutes, Ordinances and Regulations of the Kerala University of
Health Sciences.
(viii) ‘Examiner’ means the expert appointed for evaluation as per the MPhil
Course Regulations, KUHS, and Statutory Council norms, if any.
Maximum
Minimum
for a pass
Duration
Schedule
Papers
Topics
Marks
Group
Paper I*
Techniques used in
Samhitas – comparison with
current methodology
Translational Ayurveda
Traditional,
complementary, alternative
Paper II
Tool Development -
importance, methods and
uses in Ayurveda
Literary Research -
importance, methods and
uses in Ayurveda.
Documentation and
publication in Ayurveda –
current status
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Management of Health
Facilities
Paper III
Management of resources
and support systems
Management of quality of
care
Engage Stakeholders in
service delivery
Family Health
Total for Group A 300 150
Hard copy Evaluation of 100 50 University
Thesis and problem solving exercise
year)
Group B
1 hour
year)
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(30+15+15 minutes)
3. Critical review of a
structured abstract of a
University
Paper VI
published article.)
1 hour
examination
100
b. Biostatistics (should not
(End of 2nd
be duplication of
year)
epidemiology and be on
biostatistics, like
calculation of confidence
intervals, calculation of
adjusted rates, SMR etc.)
c. Health economics
(calculation of ICER,
micro-costing exercise,
comments on an
individual fiscal policy,
results or methodology
section of published
economic evaluation
article)
Total for Group B 300 150
b) Scheme of examinations
b. 1. Valuation Strategy
Group A: Two Internal examiners and two External examiners will evaluate
independently the three (3) papers in group A and give independent marks.
Average of independent evaluations will be taken as the final marks to be
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Group B: Two Internal examiners and two External examiners will evaluate all
the three (3) papers in group B independently and give separate independent
marks. Average of independent evaluations will be taken as the final marks to
be uploaded to the University. Revaluation is not allowed, normally, as there
are four independent evaluations for each paper. Re-totaling is permitted.
1.31 Stipend
No stipend will be provided
1.32 Eligibility for award of Degree
No candidate shall be eligible for conferment of the MPhil degree unless
he/she is declared to have passed the full examination as per
regulations laid down above.
Module 3: Biostatistics
1. Definition of Statistics – Descriptive and inferential statistics –
Population, sample, Parameter, statistics – type of variables
2. Tools and Techniques of data collection
3. Central tendency and its measures – Measures of variability – Grouped
data –Percentiles, quintiles, ranks
4. Probability – Factorial notation – Bayes’ theorem.
5. Populations, samples – Random and Non Random samples – Random
Number Table.
6. Distributions – Binomial, poison, normal distributions – fitting a normal
distribution, to grouped data – central limit theorem
7. Point estimation – interval estimation – confidence intervals – Difference
between Means
8. Hypothesis testing – power – sample size – Type I and Type II error –
Testing in Normal, binomial and “t’ distributions
9. Co-relational Techniques
10. Tests for normality of underlying distributions.
11. Frequency data – chi square.
12. Regression and correlations.
13. Analysis of variance
14. Bayesian methods introduction
15. Multiple regression
16. Multiple correlations 2x2 table
17. Dummy Variables.
18. Analysis of variance – Two ways.
19. Analysis of co variables
20. Statistical influence
21. Confounding and effect modification
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B. Bio-computing
1. Introduction to personal computer.
2. Introduction to DOS.
3. Word Perfect and Typing exercise.
4. Questionnaire design.
5. Data editing, Data base management
6. Office software: Word, Excel, Power-point , other equivalent
7. Analysis of RCT data.
8. Data analysis for differential diagnosis, Risk factors, prognostic factors,
prognostic review
9. Computer graphics – Charts, diagrams.
Detailed syllabus
Module 6 - Fundamentals of research in Ayurveda
1. Fundamentals of research in Ayurveda - Importance, areas and
challenges
2. Need for exploration of concepts.
3. Introduction to General management principles
4. Introduction to public Health Management
5. Various clinical research methods to explore the safety and efficacy of
Ayurvedic products and practices.
6. Development and implementation of clinical research hypothesis and
protocol development. Trial designing and implementation.
7. Ethical conduct of biomedical researches involving human participants.
Module 7 - Qualitative Research
1. Qualitative Research – importance, methods and uses in Ayurveda
2. Approaches and their application in Ayurveda
3. Techniques used in Samhitas – comparison with current methodology
4. Level of evidences described in the Samhitas.
5. Updating and better utilizing diagnostic, assessment and treatment
methods.
6. Systematic review of clinical studies and publication of clinical trial data
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E-Journal
1. International Research Journal of India -ISSN‐2454‐8707
2. Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine – ISSN : 1553-3840
3. Ancient Science of Life – ISSN : 2249-9547
4. Ayurline: International Journal of Research in Indian Medicine-- 2456-
4435
5. Advances in Applied Science Research –E-ISSN- 0976-8610
6. Journal of Ayurveda and Holistic Medicine - E - ISSN‐2321‐1563
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(Translational Ayurveda)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
As per clause (3) of Chapter XXXVI of the first statute of the Kerala University
of Health Science, all the regulations made or repealed by the Academic
Council shall be laid before the senate during its next succeeding meeting.
REGULATIONS
Thrissur
680596
Abbreviated as BOT
Course Code:
(2020 admission onwards)
86
GENERAL REGULATIONS
– abbreviated as BOT
1.1 Eligibility for Admission
Candidates for admission to the course shall have passed the Higher
secondary examination conducted by Board of Higher Secondary
Education, Govt. of Kerala or courses recognized equivalent there to
by the Kerala University of Health Sciences with 50% marks in
Physics, Chemistry and Biology put together and minimum pass
mark individually for these subjects.
The selection of students for the BOT course shall be made strictly
on merit as decided by the Government of Kerala / Kerala
University of Health Sciences. The cut of date of admission to the
course is as prescribed by Government of Kerala /KUHS.
Minimum Twenty
1.4 Minimum Academic Requirements for conduct of Course:
Minimum standard requirements for offering course in terms of land,
infrastructure, equipment, clinical materials, teaching facility, faculty
and other human resources etc. shall comply with the minimum
standards specified by concerned statutory council as per the
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Every College/ Institution shall upload, the basic details of the admitted
students on or before 12.00 midnight on the cutoff date fixed by Govt. of
India/ Kerala / Kerala University of Health Sciences. In case of any
technical difficulty or reasons beyond control, the college/institution fails
to upload the details as stated above
the details should be submitted to the university office directly before 4PM
on the next day along with a statement of the Principal showing the reasons
for not uploading the details within the prescribed time. The Principal will
be personally held responsible for the contents in the statements.
A candidate on admission to the course shall apply to the KUHS for
student registration through the concerned college by making a formal
application in the prescribed format with the following documents
within the time specified by KUHS
1.8 Attendance, No: of working days, Progress & Conduct during the course:
Number of working days is 240 per academic year (inclusive of examinations).
1.14 Issuance of Mark lists, Consolidated Mark list, Provisional and Degree Certificates
Mark lists for each examination shall be issued after declaring the results
(including re−totalling).
The Consolidated mark lists shall be issued on request upon remittance of
prescribed fee. The number of chances will be mentioned in the mark list.
Provisional degree certificates shall be issued by KUHS on successful completion
of course and passing all the examinations. This will be valid till the issue of
Degree Certificate.
The Degree Certificates shall be issued only after successful completion of
course, passing all the examinations and completing the internship
successfully.
The Degree certificate shall be issued only after the KUHS convocation.
1.15 Internal assessment [Conducted by College]
There shall be a minimum of 3 periodic assessments, for theory and
practical including viva separately, of which the final one will be University
model examination and is mandatory to appear.
Average of the marks of the best two periodic assessment shall be taken as
internal assessment mark of the candidate.
The candidates shall be eligible to write the fourth year examination only
after clearing all the papers of the first, second and third year
examinations.
The candidates shall be eligible for internship only after clearing the final
year examinations.
1.19 Carry over benefit
A candidate having 80% attendance in theory and practical in all the
subjects and minimum required internal assessment marks and registered
for examination are eligible for promotion to next higher class up to third
year.
The candidate shall be eligible to write the final year examination only
after clearing all the papers of the first year, second year and third year
examinations.
The candidates shall be eligible for internship only after clearing the final
year examinations.
1.20 Declaration of class
The Class/Distinction will be declared based on the total marks
obtained for the first, second, third and fourth BOT examination.
1.26 Transcript
The official transcript shall be issued by the Head of the Institution in
the model format approved by the University or the requesting agency.
The University will endorse the same only if specifically requested.
1.27 Stipend
Not applicable.
1.28 Eligibility for award of Degree
A candidate who passes entire subjects of the course and complete
internship successfully will be eligible for the award of degree during
the ensuing convocation. Degree is awarded by the concerned Faculty of
the University.
സഭ യഭേഗ ി ൾ/മതോ്ങ്ങൾ നിർയേശിച്ചില്ല.
As per the Section 42 (vii) , of Kerala University of Health Science Act, 2010, the
Governing Council may make ordinance for the inspection of affiliated colleges
, recognised institutions and hostels. As per the Chapter XXXII of the 1st Statute
of the Kerala University of Health Sciences ( Recognition of Hostels ) it is specied
that the Governing Council shall accord recognition of hostels , if it satisfied the
maintenance and management of hostel is in conformity with the provisions of
the Ordinances with regard to the standards of maintenance and management
of hostels.
As per the clause 1.(2) of Chapter xxxv, of the 1st Statute of the University (
Procedure for making Ordinances), every ordinance or amendment to or repeal
of an Ordinance shall be submitted to the Senate and Chancellor. The Senate has
power to suggest modifications to the Ordinances but the Governing Council
shall have power to accept or reject the modifications proposed by the Senate.
In compliance to the above provisions of the Statute, the Ordinance for the
recognition of hostels and general rules for conduct of hostels is submitted to
the Senate.
Chapter I
2. Definitions
i. “Hostel” means a place of lodging which is under the direct control and
management of an educational institution affiliated to Kerala University of
Health Sciences and which admits only students of that educational Institution.
ii. “Own Hostel” means Hostel run in a building or premises owned by the
Educational Institution.
3. i. Recognition of Hostel
iii. Twenty five percentage of seats in Hostels shall be reserved for admission
to students belonging to SC/ST category/ quota. Out of twenty five percentages
of seats reserved for SC/ST students in Hostels, five percentages shall be
earmarked for Scheduled Tribe Students. If no student belonging to Scheduled
Tribe is available, the seats earmarked for them shall be allotted to the students
belonging to Scheduled Caste. The seats that remain unfilled in the SC/ST quota
shall be allotted to students belonging to other communities.
iv. The students shall be provided accommodation in the hostel from day one
of the academic year of their respective courses.
5. Location
Own Hostels shall be located preferably within the campus. Permission from
the University is essential for exemptions. If the Hostel is situated outside
campus the maximum distance from campus to hostel shall be 15 kms.
Transportation facility shall be provided if the Hostel is more than 1 km away
from campus.
6. Residence
iii. The applicant shall also forward a sketch plan of the buildings and
premises along with the application.
iv. Vice Chancellor shall appoint any person/persons to inspect the Hostel to
assess the facilities. After consideration of the report of inspection and after any
further enquiry which may deem necessary, Governing Council of the
University shall decide whether the hostel can be placed on the recognized list
of hostels.
vi. Recognition of hostel will be granted for a period of 3 years at a time and
the institution has to apply for renewal of recognition, two months before the
expiry of such period of recognition with the prescribed fee for the purpose.
vii. Every affiliated institution shall own the hostel within 5 years of university
affiliation of the hostel.
and shall have other staff, working under the immediate direction, control and
supervision of the Principal of the college to which the hostel is
attached. Students living in such hostels shall be under the disciplinary control
of the Warden / Assistant Wardens. The hostel shall be managed as per the rules
framed by the University.
9. Committees
Every Hostel shall have the following committees to assist the Warden to
perform his/her duties.
c. Mess committee.
ii. Hostel Steering Committee shall consists of the following members namely
a. Warden – Chairman.
b. Assistant Wardens.
c. PTA President.
d. PTA Secretary.
(i). Every Hostel shall have a Hostel Management Committee to assist the
Warden to take decision on matters related to the general or routine
functioning of the Hostel.
a. Warden.
b. Assistant Wardens.
c. Hostel Secretary.
d. Mess Secretary.
f. Cultural Secretary.
g. Sports Secretary.
i. Every Hostel shall provide Mess facility to its inmates. Availing mess facility
is mandatory. Permission from the warden is essential for exemptions.
ii. Mess facility shall be provided either through dividing system for
institution run mess or through annual contract for privatized mess.
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1. Warden -Chairperson.
2. Assistant Wardens.
3. Mess Secretary.
14. There shall be a Hostel Fund account in a scheduled bank or Kerala State
Co-operative bank to deposit revenues and to incur expenditure related to the
routine functioning of the hostel and shall be jointly operated
by Warden/Assistant warden (if deputed specifically by warden for the
purpose) Mess Secretary and Hostel Secretary.
v. Sport Secretary shall organise sports events to keep the inmates mentally
and physically fit.
vi. Representatives of Student inmates shall assist the Hostel Secretary, Mess
Secretary, Cultural Secretary and Sport Secretary in performing their duties
such as preparation of establishment bills, managing mess, organizing cultural
programmes, sports events etc as directed by the Warden.
vii. The term of office of the Hostel Secretary, Mess Secretary, Cultural
Secretary, Sport Secretary and Representatives of Student inmates shall be one
Year.
18. Periodical inspection – University shall arrange for the periodical inspection
of all hostels. A recognised hostel shall maintain an admission register, a
register of attendance and a conduct register and shall produce them for
inspection when called for by an authorised person /persons deputed by the
University.
i. The warden of every hostel shall submit to the Registrar of the University at
the end of each academic year a report on the working of the hostel for the year.
a. General information -Name of the Hostel and Institution, name and address
of members of Hostel Steering Committee, Hostel Management committee
and Mess committee,
ii. Number of students who have left the Hostel in the academic year
(separate for each batch of each course)
d. Annual Accounts – Receipt and payment accounts and Balance Sheet of the
financial year shall be included.
21. Expelled Students – Students expelled from Colleges shall not be admitted
to any recognised hostel. Students who have been rusticated shall not be
permitted to reside in a recognised hostel during the period of rustication.
24. In the beginning of the academic year, the Principal shall furnish the
following information to the University
iv. The number of students living with, parents or guardians (Day Scholars)
26. Anti ragging measures- Anti ragging committee shall be constituted in the
Hostel and appropriate display of anti ragging measures as directed by the
Hon’bleSupreme Court of India has to be carried out. Suitable hoardings/Bill
boards/banners /Big posters (preferably multi coloured with different colours
for the provisions of law, punishments, etc.) shall be prominently displayed on
all notice boards, buildings and at vulnerable places. Some of such posters shall
be of permanent nature in certain vulnerable places.
ii. Furniture - Each student shall be provided with the following pieces
of furniture
1 Student’s Chair 1
2 Students Table 1
4 Cloth rack 1
5 Cot 1
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iii. Toilets / Bath room – One Toilet &one Bath room (50 sq feet carpet area
each) per 5 students shall be provided. If the college hostel is having more than
one floor, Toilet/Bath rooms facilities at the prescribed numbers shall be
provided in each floor considering the number of students accommodated in
the respective floor.
vi. Mess Hall – minimum 3000 sq feet area per a batch of 60 students.
viii. Area for cloth washing, laundry and drying - Sufficient area for washing
cloths and drying shall be provided.
xi. Facilities for Warden and Assistant Wardens –Free food and
accommodation shall be provided. Separate rooms having 100 sq feet area with
attached toilet facility for Warden /each Assistant warden shall be provided.
xii. Fitness centre – Proper facilities shall be arranged for the physical fitness
of inmates.
xiv. Sick room – A sick room shall be provided with attached toilet facility,
preferably in the ground floor.
xv. Drinking water – Filtered drinking water facility round the clock in each
floor shall be provided.
xvi. Electricity- Provision for round the clock un interrupted electricity facility
shall be provided including generator facility.
xviii. Security – In the hostel, security shall be provided round the clock.
Surveillance Cameras shall be used outside the Hostel Building for Security
Purpose.
xix. Bio waste disposal -Facility for Bio-waste disposal shall be provided.
xxi. Hostel shall have all the required permissions stipulated by existing Rules
and Orders issued by the Government especially fire safety, Pollution control
Board certificates, food safety etc.
xxiii. Facilities for garden and for parking of vehicles shall be provided.
xxv. Copy of the Hostel Rules for residents shall be displayed in the notice
board of the hostel and made available in the reading room.
Chapter II
1. Hostel Management
ii. Asst. Warden shall be resident of the Hostel ( as far as possible) and has
to look after the welfare of the student inmates and to assist the Warden in
performing his/her duties.
iii. Asst. Warden is bound to abide by the hostel rules and the instructions
given by the Warden for the smooth and efficient functioning of the Hostel.
iv. The Warden will be directly in charge of admission, disciplinary action and
matters related to stipendiary students if any.
v. The Warden’s decision shall be final in the interpretation of rules and all
matters connected with the hostel.
vi. Any representation from the Hostel Secretary or an inmate of the hostel
should be routed through Assistant Warden.
vii. The Executive power regarding the administration of the hostel is vested
with the Warden only.
2. Accomodation
during vacation except for doing any work related to the course he /she
pursues in the institution and only if such stay is permitted by the warden.
3. Caution Deposit
On admission, each student shall pay caution deposit fixed by the institution,
which will be refunded only at the time of leaving the hostel. Liabilities
if any, shall be adjusted from the caution deposit.
4. Allotment of Rooms
ii. The rent for the room shall be fixed by the warden or as per Government
norms. Rent once paid will not be refunded.
iii. One month’s room rent shall be paid in advance at the time of admission.
iv. Room rent shall be paid, at the place designated for the purpose by the
Warden, before 7th of every month. Late remittance will attract fine.
5. Re allotment of Rooms
i. Once in every year inter hostel re- allotment (Shuffling) of room will be done
on the basis of the seniority of a student in the hostel by the Warden.
Ii.The student should clear all the rent and establishment dues as well as mess
dues in excess of the mess advance to retain the seniority.
6. Withdrawals
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i. Students passing out of the College or discontinuing their studies or those who
desire to reside with their parents or guardian permanently will be permitted
to leave the hostel on submission of a written request to the Warden for the
purpose. They will forgo the seniority.
ii.Students, who are living in the hostel and wish to reside with their relatives,
must produce a letter from their parents or guardian, authorizing them to do
so, before leaving the hostel.
iii. A student who leaves the hostel without the permission will be deemed
as she/he is staying in the hostel and will be liable to pay all the dues and
the fine if any, for the whole period till she/he permitted to leave the Hostel.
iv. The Warden will have the right to refuse admission to/expel any applicant
without assigning any reason or for gross violation of rules or misconduct by
the student.
i. It is mandatory for all the inmates to join the mess facility. Mess facility
provided shall be either through dividing system for institution run mess or
through annual contract for privatized mess. Permission from Warden is
essential for exemptions.
a. On dividing system, mess facility shall be run by the students under the
direct supervision of the warden / Asst. Warden through the mess secretary.
vi. All inmates are liable to pay the hostel establishment fee fixed for
the respective month in full.
vii. At the end of every month the Mess Secretary shall prepare Mess
Bill specifying the dues from the members of the Mess, on the basis of the mess
rate fixed by the mess committee in the prescribed format. The mess bill and
the Hostel Establishment Bill of a particular month shall be countersigned by
the warden and shall be displayed/published on the Hostel notice board in the
first week of the succeeding month. The ledgers showing the calculation of the
mess fee and the hostel establishment fee shall be made available to the inmates
for the next 3 days.
viii. Any dispute regarding the mess charges must be brought to the notice of
the mess Secretary / Asst. Warden/Warden in writing within 3 days of
publication of the mess bill. No dispute will be entertained thereafter.
xi. The charges for extra food items and food charges for guest will be calculated
as per the rate fixed by the mess committee in consultation with the Warden.
x. The mess fee should be paid in full within one week from publication of mess
bill, failing which the student inmates will be liable to pay fine for default, as
fixed by the Warden.
xi. If the student fails to pay the mess fee of particular month even after the
expiry of the succeeding two months, such a student will not be permitted to
avail mess facility under any circumstances.
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xii. Members of the staff of the College who are not inmates of the hostel are
allowed to utilize mess facility, if permitted by the Warden at the rate fixed for
the purpose
xiv. Special diet will be provided for members who are ill, at the advice of
Warden or Asst. Warden.
xv. Meals should not be taken or sent to the room of the students except for
those who are in the sick room.
xvi. A member is entitled to get mess reduction only if she/he has been absent
for at least 6 consecutive days in a calendar month and prior notice of his/her
absence has been given.
xvii The list of dues from members should be put on the notice board by the
15th day of every month. Members shall be required to pay the same on the
same date itself, failing which the parents or guardian will be informed about
the delay in paying the dues.
9. Use of Appliances
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ii. Students can use laptops for educational purpose, with the permission of
Warden based on the written request from the parent of the student.
iii. When students go out of their room they should switch off all their
electrical/electronic appliances and should keep the room locked.
11. Visitors
ii. Visitors are permitted to visit the students only in the visitor’s room.
iii. The maximum visiting time allowed to a visitor/ visitors during a visit
shall not exceed 30 minutes.
v. All visitors to the Hostel including the parent/ guardian shall make
necessary entries in the visitor’s Register available at the hostel entrance with
the security staff.
d. Students shall study in their respective rooms. If any students has to read
or write after 11 PM, they can utilize the facility arranged in the common
reading room of the Hostel.
Out pass will be sanctioned twice in a month for shopping between 04.30 PM
and 09.30 PM on working days and between 9.00 AM and 09.30 PM on Sundays
/ Holidays. The students should write their names on the out pass book and
should obtain a prior sanction from the Warden/ Asst. Warden.
ii. Inmates are forbidden from misbehaving to any of the hostel staff /
security personnel /other employees. Student are forbidden from making any
personal dealings with the cleaners/part time sweepers /security personnel or
other hostel employees.
iii. All inmates should behave with restraint and decorum. Shouting, reading
aloud, other acts likely to cause disturbance to other inmates during hours of
study should be avoided.
iv. All inmates are required to carry their valid ID card issued to them by the
Educational Institution.
v. The rooms, common areas and surroundings should be kept clean and
hygienic. Discarded materials and papers should not be thrown about in rooms,
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terrace and premises. The rooms, doors etc. should not be disfigured by writing,
sticking posters etc. Students should not use non-bio degradable items such as
carry bags.
vi. All members are expected to be in the hostel before 9 .30 PM, unless they
have obtained a late pass from the Warden/Asst. Warden. They should sleep
in their own rooms.
vii. Students are required to fill in the inventory of the furniture and other
items given to her/him at the time of admission and hand over them in good
condition when she/he changes/ vacates room/hostel.
viii. Students are not allowed to remove any articles or furniture, fittings, light
etc. belonging to the hostel. Any damage to the hostel property shall be
immediately reported to the Asst. Warden. The cost of damage will be recovered
from the concerned individual. If the person could not be identified, the
members of the room/wing /floor concerned will be held responsible.
ix. The students shall not remove any fittings or furniture from any
other room and get them fitted in her/his room.
x. Students should bring to the notice of the Assistant Warden for all routine
maintenance works (Civil, Carpentry and Electrical) if any to be carried out in
their rooms.
xi. Members are not permitted to conduct meeting of any sort anywhere in
the hostel or its premises without obtaining permission from the Warden / Asst.
Warden on written request.
xiv. Students who need to go home on working days have to get permission
from the Warden, for which leave letter has to be initiated from class teacher
and forwarded via assistant Warden to the Warden. Home pass during
preparatory holidays should be forwarded to the Warden through Asst. Warden
for sanctioning leave.
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xv. No Student shall absent herself/ himself at any night from the hostel
without previous permission of the Asst. Warden.
xvi. Everyone should be physically present for day and night roll call.
xviii. Do not wash clothes in bathrooms and do not hang wet clothes in
the rooms. Washing and drying of clothes should be done only in the areas
specified for it.
xx. Everyone should keep the toilets & bathrooms always clean after use.
Discard the wastes properly in the areas specified for the same. Fine will be
levied from all the inmates of that particular wing, if the toilet & bathrooms are
found untidy or blocked.
xxi. Time for indoor games and watching T.V is from 4 PM to 8 PM on working
days.
Xxii. Ragging of the students admitted in the institution is totally banned. Any
violation of this by students will be dealt very severely. As per legal
perspective, ragging is a CRIMINAL AND NON BAILABLE OFFENCE. Display of
noisy, disorderly conduct, doing any act which causes or is likely to cause
physical or psychological harm or raise apprehension or fear, shame or
embarrassment to a student including Teasing, abusing, of playing practical
jocks on or causing hurt to such student or asking the students to do any act or
perform something which such student will not in ordinary course be willing to
do will be treated as ragging.
xxiii. All the students are bond to report to the Warden/Assistant warden, any
case of ragging which comes to his/her notice.
xxiv. Smoking and consumption of alcoholic drinks and or narcotic drugs in the
Hostel premises is strictly prohibited. Students shall not enter the hostel
premises in an intoxicated state and should not possess such materials. If any
student found violating this, severe actions like expulsion from Hostel or
rustication from the Educational Institution shall be taken.
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xxv. Students shall not participate in any anti national, anti social or
undesirable activity inside orout side the hostel campus.
xxvii. Students are duty bond to report to the Assistant Warden in case they
notice any unwanted incident or undesirable activity in the Hostel or the
presence of any unauthorised person in the Hostel.
xxviii. The room allotted to each student should be locked by the lock and
key.
xxix. Students are strictly advised not to leave any money or valuable in the
rooms. The hostel authorities do not hold themselves responsible for money or
goods lost by students.
xxx. The residents of the hostel are responsible for the safe keeping of their
personal belongings. Any case of theft should be reported promptly to the
Assistant Warden
xxxi. Use of Powered vehicles except owned by the Institution, by inmates are
not generally permitted. Any exemption to this require permission from the
Warden.
xxxii. Misconduct or violation of any of these rules will render the offenders
liable to fine, suspension or dismissal.
Form-1
INSPECTION PROFORMA
I .Institutional information
1 Name of
the Institution
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2 Address
of Institution
3 Name of the
Hostel
4 Address of the
Hostel
5 Whether a. Combined
Hostel Owned Hostel or only for
by the the Institution
institution If onb. Transportation
or on lease. If lease
on lease expiry
date of the
lease.
6 Whether the If in the campus
Hostel is Attached toSeparate
situated inside College/Hospital Building
the campus. If Yes/No Yes/No
not specify the
distance from
college
7 Courses Sanctioned No of students % of
intake ofadmitted /to beAccommodation
under students inadmitted in
KUHS the collegeHostel /peragainst total
per course course strength
Details of
students
II Area of Hostel
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Actual
2nd floor Required
Number of
Actual
toilets
3rd floor Required
Actual
d Weather each student providedStudent Student Cup Clot CotFan Plug
with the requisite furnitures chair s Table Boar h per socket
&Fan d rack 100 -1 per
with sq room
lock feet
& area
(Yes/No)
Book
rack
VI Amenities
Item Remarks
1 Drinking Water –Whether
filtered drinking water facility
Yes/No
available round the clock in
each floor
2 Electricity –Whether round the
clock uninterrupted ElectricityYes/No
facility available
3 Reasonable accommodation –
Whether ramp facilities
&special toilet facilitiesYes/No
available in each floor for
students with disabilities
4 Waste Disposal –Whether Bio
waste disposalYes/No
facilities available
5 Whether cross ventilation
Yes/No
provided
6 Whether mosquito proofing
Yes/No
/insect proofing provided
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VII-Human resource
Item Remarks
1 Assistant wardens minimum two Yes/No
2 House Keeper-Whether minimum two
Yes/No
house keepers available
3 Kitchen staff- Number of Kitchen staff
– Whether minimum 2 personnel for
the 1st 30 inmates and 1 each
Yes/No
progressively for each
subsequent batch of 200 students
subject to a maximum of 5
4 Sweepers-Weather one cleaning
staff/sweeper available per 10000 sqYes/No
feet carpet area including yard
5 Security –Number of security
personnel and Whether round theYes/No
clock security provided
6 Other security Measures-
Surveillance Camera installed outYes/No
side the Hostel Building
Item Remarks
1 Hostel Steering Committee
Yes /No
constituted
2 Hostel Management Committee
Yes /No
constituted
2 Hostel Mess Committee constituted Yes /No
4 Minutes book of Hostel Steering
Yes /No
Committee maintained
5 Minutes book of Hostel Management
Yes /No
Committee maintained
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VIII Others
Item Remarks
1 Green Protocol directionsYes/No
implemented
1 Name &
Address of
Applicant
2 Name of
Institution
3 Address of
Institution
4 Name of the
Hostel
5 Address of the
Hostel
6 Whether Hostel Combined
owned by the
institution
or on lease. If For the
on lease specify Institution alone
b. If on lease
the address of
the
owner (Attach
copy of
agreement)
7 Whether the If Yes a. Whether attached to Yes/No
Hostel situated College/Hospital
inside the b. Separate Building Yes/No
campus If Not A Distance from the
campus (Km)
Transportation provided Yes/No
8 Details of the Courses Total No of % of
courses under students students Accommodation
pursued by KUHS in the admitted in
students for college Hostel/per against total
whom per course course strength
accommodation
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is provided in (Intake)
the Hostel
10 Whether all
infra structure
facilities such as
students rooms,
study room,
mess halls,
kitchen , etc
provided are as
per KUHS
Regulations for
recognition of
Hostels(Attach
sketch plan &
details)
11 Whether
amenities like
safe drinking
water, Mess
&food facilities,
electricity
,security facility
etc. ensured as
per KUHS
Regulations for
recognition of
Hostels(Please
attach details)
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Students
11) In the M.Phil. Clinical Epidemiology (Part time) course, the eligibility for
admission is restricted to Faculty of Modern Medicine, Dental Sciences,
Nursing, Pharmacy & Allied Sciences. Faculty belonging to AYUSH streams
are deemed not eligible for admission. What is the reason for the University’s
decision to deny admission for AYUSH stream teachers?
യമതല്പറഞ്ഞ യേോേയത്തിനു നല്കി ിരിക്കുന്ന മതറുപടി തൃപ്തി രമതെല്ലന്ന് യഡോ. അരുൺ രസോേ്
െ . പി അഭിരോ െപ്പട്ട ിെെ അടിസ്ഥോനത്തിൽ ഇക്കോരയം A.C മുമ്പോെ സമതർപ്പിക്കോൻ
ീരുമതോനിച്ചു സംബന്ധിച്ച് (യപജ് 41, യേോേയം 27)
Action : - നടപടി ൾ സവീ രിച്ചു വരുന്നു.
12) നിലവിൽ സ്ഥോപന യമതലധി ോരി ൾ വിേയോർത്ഥി ളിൽ നിന്നും യശേരിച്ച് യനരിട്ട് അടച്ചു
വരുന്ന Examination Registration Fees, Dissertation Fees എന്നിവ, സർക്കോർ
ആവശയെമതന്ന് ബോെിെന അറി ിച്ചോൽ, സർവ്വീസ് േോർജ്ജ് ഈടോക്കിെല്ലന്ന
െസന്ംഗം ശ്രീ. ഹംസ ണ്ണോട്ടിലിെെ രസ്തോവനയ്ക്കു മതറുപടി ോ ി, ഇക്കോരയം ബോെിെെ
ശ്രദ്ധ ിൽ െപടുത്തോെമതന്നും audit observation – െെ അടിസ്ഥോനത്തിലോണ്
പണമതിടപോടു ൾ digitalise െേയ്യോൻ നടപടി സവീ രിച്ചെ ന്നും ഫിനോൻസ് ഓഫീസർ
സഭെ അറി ിച്ചു സംബന്ധിച്ച് (യപജ് 42, യേോേയം 29)
നടപടി :- Examination Registration fees, Dissertation fees എന്നിവ
സർക്കോർ ആവശയെമതന്നും സർവീസ് േോർജ് ഈടോക്കോ ിരിക്കോനുള്ള നടപടി
സവീ രിക്കണെമതന്നും ആവശയെപ്പട്ടു െ ോെ് ബോെിയലക്ക് ത്ത് നൽ ി ിട്ടുെ്.
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13) സർവ്വ ലോശോലയുെട ീഴിൽ വരുന്ന യ ോയളജു ളിൽ UG, PG വിേയോർത്ഥി ളുമെട
പരോ ി ൾ പരിഗണിക്കുന്ന ിനോ ി യ ോയളജ് ലത്തിൽ “Grievance Cell”
നിലവിലുയെോെ ന്ന യേോേയത്തിന് മതറുപടി ോ ി, യ ോയളജ് ലത്തിൽ “Grievance
Cell” ആരംഭിക്കുന്ന ോരയം സ്റ്റുഡൻസ് ൗൺസിൽ മുൻപോെ സമതർപ്പിക്കുന്നുെെന്ന്
ഡീൻ (സ്റ്റുഡെ് അഫയ ഴ്സ്) അറി ിച്ചു ം, നിലവിലുളള നി മതങ്ങൾക്കും സർക്കോർ
നിർയേശങ്ങൾക്കും അനുസൃ മതോ ി “Grievance Cell” രൂപീ രിക്കോെമതന്ന് ബഹു:
വവസ് േോൻസിലർ സഭെ അറി ിച്ചു സംബന്ധിച്ച് (യപജ് 42 &43 , യേോേയം 30)
നടപടി :-യ ോയളജ് ലത്തിൽ U.G, P.G വിേയോർത്ഥി ളുമെട പരോ ി
പരിഹരിക്കുന്ന ിനോ ി Grievance Redressal Cell for Students(GRCS)
23/10/2020 ീ ി ിെല 999/2020/AC1/Gen A3/KUHS നമ്പർ
സർവ്വ ലോശോല ഉത്തരവ് ര ോരം നടപ്പിലോക്കി ിട്ടുെ്. ആ ിന് ആവശയമതോ
മതോർഗനിർയേശങ്ങളുമെട രട് 06.02.2021 െല അക്കോഡമതി ് ൗൺസിൽ യ ോഗത്തിൽ
സമതർപ്പിക്കോൻ ഉത്തരവോ ിട്ടുെ്. അ ിനുളള കുറിപ്പ് സമതർപ്പിച്ചിട്ടുെ്.
14) Regarding the position of Constitution of P.G Board of studies of
physiotherapy course, it was replied that the Dean Faculty of Paramedical
& Allied Health sciences has been requested to suggest the members to
form the P.G- Board ( യപജ് 43, യേോേയം 32)
Action :- Dean has remarked that the tenure of Board of studies will be end on 2021.
Hence, new PG Board may be constitute on 2021.
15) പല രം പ ർച്ച വയോധി ളുമെട ഭീഷണി നിലനിൽക്കുന്നു െ ോെ്,
സർവ്വ ലോശോലയുെട ീഴിലുളള വിേയോഭയോസ സ്ഥോപനങ്ങളിെല വിേയോർത്ഥി െള
ഫലരേമതോ ി വിനിയ ോഗിക്കുവോൻ ഒരു യ ോഓർഡിയനഷൻ മ്മ്ി
രൂപീ രിക്കോയമതോെ ന്ന് യഡോ. സി ആർ സോജുവിെെ യേോേയത്തിന്, വിേയോർത്ഥി/ ോരയ
ഡീനിെെ ചുമത ല ിൽ യനരിട്ട് െന്ന ഇക്കോരയങ്ങൾ െേയ്യുന്നുെെന്നും എല്ലോ
യ ോയളജു ളിലും SSGPനടപ്പിലോക്കി ിട്ടുെെന്നും െസന്ിനു നല്കി മതറുപടിയും
ആവശയമതോ നിർയേശങ്ങൾ യ ോയളജു ൾക്ക് നൽ ോെമതന്ന് ഡീൻ (Student Affairs)
സഭെ അറി ിച്ചു ം ഇക്കോരയത്തിൽ ഡീൻ (Student Affairs) വഴി ഏയ ോപനം
നടത്തുെമതന്ന് ബഹു: വവസ് േോൻസിലർ സഭെ അറി ിച്ചു ം സംബന്ധിച്ച് (യപജ് 44-
46, യേോേയം 35)
നടപടി :- പ ർച്ചവയോധിയുമതോ ി ബന്ധെപ്പട്ട്, രയ യ ിച്ച് Covid 19 മതോ ി ബന്ധെപ്പട്ട്
കൃ യമതോ ി പോലിയക്കെ മതോർഗനിർയേശങ്ങൾ (Checklist സഹി ം)യ ോയളജു ൾക്ക്
അ ച്ചുെ ോടുത്തിട്ടുെ്. വിേയോർത്ഥി ോരയ ഡീൻ ടി ോരയങ്ങളിൽ യ ോയളജു ളുമമതോ ി
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Action: - Duly uploaded the Audit Report and its compliance report for the
year 2017-18 to Audit Information Management System (AIMS).
21) Inclusion of the names of the two P.G Courses –MD (Hom) Practice of
Medicine and MD (Hom) Psychiatry - in the Gazetted Regulations of Post
Graduate Course in Homoeopathic Medicine MD(Hom). The Senate
approved the official resolution after a detailed discussion. (Page.47 to 48
Official Resolution V(v))
Action: - Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS dated
05.02.2021 has been issued in this regard.
22) Inclusion of the names of 4 courses – M.Ch. Head & Neck Surgery, M.Ch.
Gynaecological Oncology, M.Ch. Reproductive Medicine and Surgery and
DM Endocrinology - in the Regulations of Super speciality Courses. The
Senate approved the official resolution after a detailed discussion. (Page.48,
Official Resolution V(vi))
Action: - Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS dated
05.02.2021 has been issued in this regard.
23) Presentation of final report of the subcommittee of Senate constituted for
studying salary and service regulations of the teachers and staff of self-
financing colleges affiliated to KUHS. It is decided to place the matter before
the Governing Council, and also to report the Government for immediate
action. (Page.48- 52 Official Resolution V(vii))
Action: - Letter no.2451/2017/AC1/Gen A2 dated 0812.2020 has been
forwarded to the AFRC.
24) Regulations of M.Sc. Audiology and M.Sc. Speech Language Pathology
Courses- Laying before the Senate. The Senate approved the official
resolution after a detailed discussion. (Page.52- 61 Official Resolution
V(viii))
Action:-Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS dated
05.02.2021 has been issued in this regard.
25) M. Phil. Regulations (General) –Laying before the Senate. The Senate
approved the official resolution after a detailed discussion. (Page.61-77
Official Resolution V(ix))
Action: - Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS dated 05.02.2021
has been issued in this regard.
26) Regulation of B.Sc. Dialysis Technology Course. The Senate approved the
official resolution after a detailed discussion. (Page.77- 87 Official
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Resolution V(x))
Action: - Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS dated
05.02.2021 has been issued in this regard.
27) Modification in the 2016 regulation of Bachelor of Medical Radiological
Technology course. The Senate approved the official resolution after a
detailed discussion. (Page.87- 90 Official Resolution V(xi))
Action: - Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS has been
issued in this regard.
28) Modification of Clause 1.1 - Eligibility for admission in 2016 regulation of
Post M.Sc Diploma in Radiological Physics course. The Senate approved
the
official resolution after a detailed discussion. (Page. 90 Official Resolution
V(xii)
Action:- Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS has been
issued in this regard
29) Modification in clause 1.18 of the 2016 course Regulations B.Sc Medical
Microbiology and B.Sc Medical Biochemistry. The Senate approved the
official resolution after a detailed discussion. (Page. 91 Official Resolution
V(xiii))
Action:- Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS has been
issued in this regard.
30) Gazetting of corrections/modifications in the gazetted Academic
Regulations 2016 of Ayurveda PG Courses and approved Regulations of
Ayurveda PG Diploma courses. The Senate approved the official resolution
after a detailed discussion. (Page. 92-97 Official Resolution V(xiv))
Action:- Notification No.2891/AC1/GEN A2/2017/KUHS has been
issued in this regard.
31) Gazetting of Minimum Standard Requirements (MSR) for the PG courses
under Ayurveda, Dental, Homoeo, Pharmacy and Nursing streams
conducted by KUHS. The Senate approved the official resolution after a
detailed discussion. (Page. 97-98 Official Resolution V(xv))
Action:- Notification No.4556/AC1/GENA2/2017/KUHS dated
25.01.2021 and Draft letter No.4556/AC1/GENA2/2017/KUHS to Govt
has been approved in this regard.
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