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SRI KOTTAM TULASI REDDY MEMORIAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
KONDAIR, ITIKYAL MANDAL
MAHABOOBNAGAR-509 125
ANDHRA PRADESH
Ph: 08502-249517, Fax: 08502-249518
E-Mail: ktmc2000@gmail.com

Dr. K.S. Nayanathara
Principal
SKTRMCE
Kondair-509125
Tel: (Off) 08502-249517
(R) 08518-234888
Fax: 08502-249518
E-Mail: ktmc2000@gmail.com

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University,
Kukatpally,
Hyderabad-500085

• Members of the Board and their brief background:

Sri Kottam Tulasi Reddy Memorial Educational Society has been formed with an intention of providing facilities of excellent higher education to the door steps of educationally and economically backward rural area of Mahaboobnagar district and to ultimately provide the people of the area not only with quality education but also opportunity to develop a wholesome personality with physical discipline with spiritual and moral values.

The vision of the promoting body is to alleviate ignorance of local people and to motivate and assist them to go for higher education that results in pulling up the economy above the poverty line within a span of fifteen years. This long-term goal is achieved through expanding the Postgraduate programs and opening up of research facilities on accreditation. These are possible through coordination and cooperation of the industry, AICTE, UGC, etc.

The Governing Body comprises of the following members nominated by the management:

1. Sri. K.L. Narasimham, a Civil engineer with 20 years of teaching experience and 25 years of educational administration in planning and development of technical institutions in the government and private sectors.
2. Dr. B.L. Deekshatulu, Electronics engineer, former Director, NRSA and ISRO visiting Professor at Central University, Hyderabad.
3. Dr. C.V. Dharma RAo,IAS, of Education Secretariat, Govt. of India.
4. Dr. Ch. Seetharamaiah, CA, former Director, NISIET.
5. Sri. M.Venkat Reddy, Retd. Drug Controller, Govt. of A.P.
6. Sri. K.Tulasinath, Mechanical

• Members of Academic Advisory Body:

1. Sri. K. L. Narasimham, Chairman, GB
2. Sri. K. Tulasinath, Secretary & Correspondent
3. Dr. K. S. Nayanathara, Principal.

• Members of Academic Advisory Body:

Governing Body meets three times a year.
Academic Advisory Body meets six times a year.

• Organizational chart and processes:

• Nature and Extent of involvement of faculty and students in academic affairs/improvements:

1. Faculty involve in teaching after preparing course plan and lesson plan of the subject.
2. Tutorials are conducted every week.
3. Quiz tests are conducted, five per semester for final year and for I.II.III year students internal tests; 2 subjective & 2 objective are conducted.
4. Assignments are given for each unit of the syllabus.
5. Laboratory classes are conducted to develop the practical skills of students.
6. Students are encouraged to present seminars and participate in group discussions and debates to improve communication and presentation skills.
7. Students are guided in mini projects in third year and projects in the final year.
8. Students are taken on industrial visits to acquire knowledge on the state of art technology.
9. Students organize national level inter college technical paper symposia.
10. Faculty of the college organizes workshops and short term courses for the faculty of various engineering colleges of the state on various subjects.
11. Students participate in co curricular, extra curricular and sports competition conducted at other engineering colleges.
12. Based on experience and feedback from industry, the faculty advises the University regarding the need for changes in syllabi.
13. Faculty are sponsored for M.Tech and Ph.D.

• Mechanism/Norms & Procedure for democratic/good Governance:

1. The service rules are framed and approved by the governing body. All the staff members are governed by these rules.
2. A copy of the service rules is given to each employee at the time of joining the college.
3. College academic committee comprising of the Principal, Heads of departments and senior faculty, take decisions regarding academic and disciplinary matters pertaining to the college.
4. Work done by the faculty is submitted in statements every month to the Principal for assessment by the academic advisory body.
5. Student attendance registers, syllabus covered and tutorials, assignments given by the faculty are monitored by the Heads of departments weekly and by the Principal monthly.
6. Performance of faculty is appraised every semester through self assessment and assessment by the Heads of departments /Principal.

• Student Feedback on Institutional Governance/faculty performance:

Feedback is obtained from the students at the end of every semester on the performance of the faculty teaching the various subjects in their syllabus.
A weightage of ten percent of the overall performance appraisal of individual faculty is given to the student feedback. Their suggestions and views are communicated to the faculty and necessary measures are taken on other matters.

• Grievance redressed mechanism for faculty, staff and students

Students are invited to inform any grievance to counselors. Grievances expressed in staff meetings and written applications submitted to the Principal are attended to, with the involvement of the management wherever necessary.
Committees are formed to curb ragging and women harassment.