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Department of English
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Name of the Department

English

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Year of Establishment

2001

03

Courses offered

U.G

04

Annual /semster/Choice based credit

system (programme wise)

Semester

No.of Teaching Posts:03

Designa
tion
Assistant
Professo
r

Sanctioned

Filled

03

03

VISION

To accommodate English learning

atmosphere and empower the mentor to
accustom with English communication.
To make English easy for the rural
students.

MISSION
To create and acquaint with innovative
approaches for higher learning through
English language.
To Expose English for the exploration
of English Literature.

FacultyProfilewithName,Qualification,
Designation,Specialization(M.Phil,Ph.d)

Name

Qualification

Designation

Sreehari.S.V

M.A., M.Phil

Asst.Professor

Chythanya.N.G

M.A., M.Phil,
B.Ed.,

Asst.Professor

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FacultyProfilewithName,Qualification,
Designation,Specialization(M.Phil,Ph.d)

Name

Qualification

Designation

Sreenivasa.N.T

M.A., M.Phil

Asst.Professor

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FacultyProfilewithName,Qualification,
Designation,Specialization(M.Phil,Ph.d)

GUEST FACULTY
Name

Qualification

Designation

Shanivarappa

M.A.

Lecturer

Raghavendra.A

M.A

Lecturer

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FacultyProfilewithName,Qualification,
Designation,Specialization(M.Phil,Ph.d)

Name

Qualification

Designation

Maruthi.B.L

M.A

Lecturer

Nagendrakumar.D.N

M.A, M.Phil

Lecturer

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FacultyProfilewithName,Qualification,
Designation,Specialization(M.Phil,Ph.d)

Name

Qualification

Designation

Nagadeepthi.T

M.A, B.Ed.,

Lecturer

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STUDENTS STRENGTH
2009-10 TO 2015-16
B.A
Year

I Year

II Year

III Year

2009-10

271

180

2010-11

311

201

2011-12

446

238

2012-13

463

364

2013-14

345

369

50

2014-15

273

280

63

2015-16

257

228

68

10

B.Sc
Year

I Year

II Year

2009-10

18

12

2010-11

43

12

2011-12

23

38

2012-13

35

19

2013-14

48

28

2014-15

30

46

2015-16

23

24

11

B.Com
Year

I Year

II Year

2009-10

99

51

2010-11

142

81

2011-12

245

127

2012-13

277

186

2013-14

301

240

2014-15

294

255

2015-16

302

275

12

B.B.M
Year

I Year

II Year

2009-10

21

67

2010-11

24

2011-12

17

26

2012-13

18

15

2013-14

12

13

B.S.W
Year
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
2015-16

I Year
29
22
17
18
15
18
-

II Year
30
25
20
19
11
13
15

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Academic performance (Result): 2010-11 to 2015-16

2010-11
Course
B.A
B. Sc
B.Com
B.B.M
B.S.W
B.A
B.Sc
B.Com
B.B.M
B.S.W

Sem
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
III Sem
IV
III Sem

Appeared
301
223
14
40
206
128
24
19
14
13
185
161
13

Pass
139
102
12
40
174
100
19
9
09
08
105
94
12

%
46%
45%
85%
100%
85%
78%
80%
49%
64%
61%
57%
58%
92%

IV

14

14

100%

III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem

85
82
18
17
13

39
35
10
09
08

46%
42%
53 %
53%
61%

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Academic performance (Result): 2010-11 to 2015-16

2010-11

16

2011-12
Course
B.A
B. Sc
B.Com
B.B.M
B.S.W
B.A
B.Sc
B.Com
B.B.M
B.S.W

Sem
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
I Sem

Appeared
422
400
19
19
245
238
16
15
20
20
229
210
39
37
128
125
15
20
26
23
50

Pass
236
215
19
18
168
185
12
12
15
07
115
70
38
36
98
98
12
14
19
16
36

%
55%
53%
100%
95%
68%
77%
75%
80%
75%
35%
50%
33%
99%
99%
77%
78%
80%
70%
73%
69%
72%

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2011-12

18

2012-13
Course
B.A
B. Sc
B.Com
B.B.M
B.S.W
B.A
B.Sc
B.Com
B.B.M
B.S.W

B.A (Opt)

Sem
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
II Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
I Sem
II
III Sem

Appeared
368
368
29
19
294
258
13
12
14
13
299
335
20
21
204
198
16
14
16
15
80
80
48

Pass
124
129
28
19
164
185
12
9
7
6
117
103
19
16
157
154
14
10
6
10
50
46
42

%
34%
35%
99%
100%
56%
72%
93%
75%
50%
46%
40%
31%
95%
76%
78%
77%
88%
71%
38%
53%
63%
58%
88%

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2012-13

20

2013-14
Course
B.A
B. Sc
B.Com
B.B.M
B.S.W
B.A
B.Sc
B.Com
B.B.M
B.S.W

B.A (Opt)

Sem
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV

Appeared
263
304
47
38
294
292
07
06
16
13
279
272
39
28
241
263
12
12
13
12

Pass
153
184
26
14
163
169
03
04
7
9
105
189
36
16
200
139
7
09
10
07

%
58%
60%
55%
37%
55%
58%
43%
66%
48%
69%
38%
69%
92%
57%
83%
53%
58%
70%
85%
55%

I Sem
II
III Sem
IV

79
80
63
46

45
41
49
27

57%
51 %
77%
59%

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2013-14

22

2014-15
Course
B.A
B. Sc
B.Com

B.S.W
B.A

B.Sc
B.Com
B.S.W

B.A (Opt)

Sem
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
I Sem
II
II
I Sem
II
III Sem
IV

Appeared
263
78
26
26
294
280
06
18
14
13
341

Pass
150
40
26
25
189
139
04
12
09
09
172

%
57%
51%
100%
99%
64%
50%
66%
66%
64%
69
50%

VI
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
III Sem
IV
I
II Sem
III
IV
V
VI

42
45
43
259
233
13
10
53
51
71
63
61
59

31
39
41
164
172
08
8
32
32
45
38
39
37

74%
86%
90%
64%
74%
61%
80%
61%
62%
63%
61%
64%
63%

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2014-15

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2015-16
Course
B.A
B. Sc
B.Com
B.S.W
B.A
B.Sc
B.Com
B.S.W
B.A (Opt)

Sem
II
II Sem
II Sem
II Sem
IV Sem
IV Sem
IV Sem
IV Sem
II Sem
IV
VI

Appeared
238
23
302
15
340
275
242
12
73
70
68

Pass
138
19
195
9
172
189
139
6
43
45
46

%
57%
82%
64%
85%
51%
68%
57%
50%
58
64
67%
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2015-16

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STUDENTS PROGRESSION : 2013-15

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02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
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Name of the Student

Kemparaju.|B.H
Naveenkumar
Srinivas.
Meghana
Pavithra
Shilpa.M.S
Taslima
Lakshmidevamma
Renuka
Roja
Kamala
Yashash
Abhilash Reddy
Siddesha

Course
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English
M.A English

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No. of Conferences /workshops/seminars details of th

Particula Dist/Universi
rs
ties
As
Delegate
As paper
presenter
As
Resource
person
Organizat
ion
TOTAL
JOURNAL
S

State

Natio
nal

Internati Tota
onal
l

02

11

23

03

39

10

06

16

01

02

01

04

03

13

34

09

59

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02

02

TOTAL

61
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INAUGURAL PROGRAMME OF LITERARY

FORUM ON 5TH JANUARY 2013
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A SPECIAL LECTURE BY RAGAVENDRA ASSOCIATE

PROFESSOR DEPT ENGLISH , G.F.G.C ,TUMKUR ON
08-032013
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28-01-2015 A special lecture by Kiran Kumar ,Assistant

Professor ,Dept of English ,Tumkur University on Indian
Literature
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A special lecture by Girish ,Assistant

professor ,Dept of English ,G.F.G.C ,SIRA
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IMPACT THROUGH IMAGES

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COMMUNITY SERVICE
ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE N.S.S ACTIVITIES
INVOLVEMENT IN SWACHA BHARAT ABHIYAN
2014-15
INVOLMENT IN 81st AKILA BHARATA KANNADA
SAHITAYA SAMMELANA AS A VOLUNTEER
INVOLVEMENT IN BLOOD DONATION CAMP

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BEST PRACTICES
TEXT BASED FILM SHOW TO THE STUDENTS
USE OF OBJECTS WHILE TEACHING LANGAUAGE
COMPONENTS
USE OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS TO ENHANCE THE TEXT
SPOKEN ENGLISH AND REMEDIAL CLASSES ARE
CONDCUTED
ACADEMIC AND PERSONAL GUIDANCE FOR HIGHER
EDUCATION TO ENGLISH LITERATURE
PUBLICATIONS OF THE WALL MAGAZINES
GUIDANCE FOR IMPROVEMENT OF LSRW SKILLS
USE OF SCRAPE BOOK FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
VOCABULARY

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Strength:
Good Interpersonal relationships and
team spirit between the faculty members
Enthusiasm of the Faculty to bring out
the best in the students through effective
teaching-learning process
Weakness:
Most of the students are the first
generation learners with socially and
economically poor background with low
aptitude in communicative skills.
Students have too much of mother
tongue influence
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Opportunities:

Faculty are motivated to present papers in National/

International Conferences and involve in Research activities
Special coaching for Communication skills in English for
Kannada medium students
To aim for better results every year
Challenges:
Proficiency level is below average because 95% of
students come from kannada medium
To impart effective communicative to the students from
kannada medium
To create awareness about better placement
opportunities if good in English

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FUTURE PLANS:
To continue the communication skill
programmes
Establishment of Language Laboratory
Regular involvement in Paper presentation in
National and International conference
To bring books related with professional skills
development
Special Lecture programmes for students to
provide enhance learning resource .
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