All Saints Colege AQAR 2013-14

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC
All NAAC accredited institutions will submit an annual self-reviewed progress report to
NAAC, through its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas,
specifically identified by the institutional IQAC at the beginning of the academic year. The
AQAR will detail the results of the perspective plan worked out by the IQAC. (Note: The
AQAR period would be the Academic Year. For example, July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013)
Part – A
1. Details of the Institution
1.1 Name of the Institution All Saints’ College
1.2 Address Line 1 Chackai
Beach P.O
Address Line 2
Thiruvananthapuram
City/Town
Kerala
State
Pin Code 695007
allsaintscolegeasc@gmail.com
Institution e-mail address
Contact Nos. 0471-6452472
Name of the Head Dr.Mariamma A T
of the Institution:
Tel. No. with STD Code: 0471-6452484
Mobile:
9495409197
All Saints’ College, Thiruvananthapuram AQAR 2013-14 Page 1

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator: Dr.Sr.D’Souza Pascoela A
Mobile: 9446147660
allsaintscollegeiqac@gmail.com
IQAC e-mail address:
1.3 NAAC Track ID (For ex. MHCOGN 18879) KLCOGN 10121
1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date: EC/45/RAR/05 dated 28-3-2008
(For Example EC/32/A&A/143 dated 3-5-2004.
This EC no. is available in the right corner- bottom
of your institution’s Accreditation Certificate)
www.allsaintscollege.in
1.5 Website address:
Web-link of the AQAR:
For ex. http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR2012-13.doc
1.6 Accreditation Details
Year of
Validity
Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Accreditatio
Period
n
3 star 65-70 2006
1 1st Cycle 2001
level %
2 2nd Cycle B 2.81 2008 2013
3 3rd Cycle
4 4th Cycle
1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC : DD/MM/YYYY 27/03/2004
1.8 AQAR for the year (for example 2010-11) 2013-14

1.9 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment
and Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-
2011)
i. AQAR 2009-2010 (27/08/2010)

ii. AQAR 2010-2011 (02/09/2011)
iii. AQAR 2011-2012 (15/12/2012)
iv. AQAR 2012-2013 (03/04/2014)
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
(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)
Type of Institution Co-education Men Women √
Urban  Rural Tribal
Financial Status Grant-in-aid  UGC 2(f)  UGC 12B 
Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing
1.11 Type 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 (for the Colleges) University of Kerala
1.13 Special status conferred by Central/State Government- UGC/ CSIR/ DST/ DBT/
ICMR etc
Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University
University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE
DBT Star Scheme  UGC-CE
UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST
UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)
UGC-COP Programmes
2. IQAC Composition and Activities
2.1 No. of Teachers 10
2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff 1
2
2.3 No. of students
2.4 No. of Management representatives 2
2.5 No. of Alumni 2 2
2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and

2
community representatives
1
2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2
2.8 No. of other External Experts
2.9 Total No. of members 22
2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held 10
3 10
2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: Faculty
Non-Teaching Staff Students 10 Alumni 3 Others 3
2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes  No
3 lakhs
If yes, mention the amount
2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)
(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC
Total No. 2 International National State Institution Level 2
(ii) Themes Challenges in attaining excellence
Application of e-resources in higher education

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC
 ASCENSIO , an intercollegiate fest was organised
 Seminar for teachers on the topic “ Challenges in Attaining Excellence”
 Seminar for teachers on the topic “ Application of e- resources in Higher
Education”
 Training program on “ e-filing “
 ELSA ( English Language Skill Acquisition), A Basic Course in Grammar
& Spoken English for the students of the college
 Publication of College Magazine “Waves of Light”
 Publication of biannual Newsletters “All Saints’ Times”
 IQAC evaluates the teaching learning process through feedbacks.
 IQAC regularly maintains Teacher’s diary
 Encourages to conduct International and National Seminars, Exhibitions,
various competitions etc.
 Encourages teachers to pursue PHD Programme.

2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome
The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards
quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year *
Plan of Action Achievements
1. To provide impetus to the research activities through National and Accomplished

International seminars, conferences and workshops.
2. To provide competitive opportunities in literary and related activities "

at collegiate and intercollegiate levels.
3. To take up major and minor projects by availing funds from various "
funding agencies.
4. To publish research papers by faculty members in various national "

and international journals of repute.
5. To hold talks by virtuosos in their respective fields. "
6. To make learning interesting through life experience such as study "

tours, field visits, nature camps and industrial visits.
7. To make the campus eco friendly by implanting general and "

medicines plant and by protecting endangered species.
8. Construction and maintenance of an organic farm by Bhoomitra "

Sena Club.
"
10. To hold film shows and documentaries on current issues in the
college campus.
"
11. To boost up social activities by organising blood donation and
medical camps. "
12. To instil social awareness by conducting orientation campaigns on

cleanliness and prevention of diseases. "
13. To pledge social commitment through activities like beach cleaning

and anti plastic campaigns.

14. To publish college magazines, college newsletters and "
departmental magazines.
15.To take up health promotion and awareness projects.

"
16. Journal club to provide opportunities to present and discuss
"
scientific papers.
17.Hold department wise exhibitions.

"
18. Conduct arts and sports fest for students.
"
19. To promote health through fun filled activities like Zumba dance.
"
20. To provide an insight into the intricacies of acting, direction and
script writing by the theatre club. "
21. Women's cell to aid in empowering women through expert talks "
and discussions.
22. Conduct Community Outreach Programme in collaboration with "

the Kerala State Agricultural Department by distributing vegetable
sapling to Kudumbasree units of Karikkakom village.
* Attached the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure I
2.16 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body  Yes No
Management  Syndicate Any other body
Provide the details of the action taken
 Conducted several International seminar
 Steps are taken to increase the number of PG courses
 Research activities were in full swing along with the other

academic pursuits of the staff.
 Extension activities were done successfully with the help of

the various stakeholders

Part – B
Criterion – I
1. Curricular Aspects
1.1 Details about Academic Programmes
Number of Number of value

Number of Number of
Level of the programmes added / Career
existing self-financing
Programme added during the Oriented
Programmes programmes
year programmes
PhD 1 - - -
PG 3 6 (IGNOU) - -
UG 10 1 - 1
2 (IGNOU)
PG Diploma - - - -
Advanced - - - -
Diploma
Diploma - 1 - -
Certificate - - - -
Others - - - -
Total 14 9 - 1
Interdisciplinary - - - -
Innovative - - - -

Name of
Name of
Level of value added /
Name of existing Name of programmes self-
the Career
Programmes added during the year financing
Programme Oriented
programmes
programmes
PhD i. English
PG i. M.Sc i. MA English(IGNOU)
Environmental ii. M.A
Sciences History(IGNOU)
iii. M.A
ii. M.Com Finance
Economics(IGNOU)
iii. M.A English
iv. M.Com(IGNOU)
Literature
v. MSW(IGNOU)
vi. Women and gender
studies(IGNOU)
UG i. B.A English i. B.Com Travel &
Literature Tourism Management
ii. B.A History
iii. B.A Economics IGNOU
iv. B.Sc
Mathematics i. B.Com (IGNOU)
v. B.Sc Zoology ii. BSW (IGNOU)
vi. B.Sc. Botany
vii. B.Sc Chemistry
viii. B.Sc Physics
ix. B.Com Finance
x. B.A
Communicative
English
PG
Diploma
Advanced
Diploma
Diploma
Certificate
Others
Interdisci
plinary
Innovativ
e

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options
Core – 1st -6th semesters
Extension Activities - 3rd & 4th semesters
Open course – 5th Semester
Electives – 6th Semester
(ii) Pattern of programmes:
Pattern Number of programmes

Semester 15
Trimester -
Annual 7
1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students

(On all aspects)
   
Mode of feedback : Online Manual  Co-operating schools (for PEI)
*Analysis of the feedback attached as Annexure II
1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their
salient aspects.
 Revision of CBCSS Semester Degree Programmme of 1st and 2nd semester

has been implemented with effect from June 2013 in BSc Physics, BSc
Chemistry, BSc Botany, BSc Zoology, BSc Mathematics, BA English
Literature, BA Communicative English, BA History, BA Economics, BCom,
MCom, MSc Environmental Science and MA English Literature
 The syllabi revision of BSc Chemistry practicals was implemented for the 2013
admission.
 In the syllabus revision committee held on March 26, 2014, it was decided to
reshuffle the core papers in Economics to be taught in different semesters so as
to aid the students in acquiring a strong foundation. It has also been decided to
effect a change in the question paper pattern.
 Grading of students on the 5 point scale has been replaced by a 7 point scale.
Direct grading has also been changed to indirect grading.
1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.
Nil

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

2.1 Total No. of
Professors Professors
permanent
faculty 65 47 17 - 1
2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D. 25
List of Permanent Faculty
Sl.No Name Designation PhD holders Department

(Yes/No)
1. Dr. J. K. Reshma Assistant Yes Environmental
Professor Sciences
2. Dr. Ayona Jayadev Assistant Yes Environmental
Professor Sciences
3. Dr. Smitha Asok V. Assistant Yes Environmental
Professor Sciences
4. Ms. Rajani V. Assistant No Environmental
Professor Sciences
5. Ms. Sheela Mary Xavier Associate Submitted Botany
Professor
6. Ms. Cinthya Christopher Assistant Ongoing Botany
Professor
7. Dr. Nisha K K Assistant Yes Botany
Professor
8. Dr. Sr. Shaina T J Assistant Yes Botany
Professor
9. Dr. Mariamma A T Associate Yes Chemistry
Professor
10. Dr. Saji John K Assistant Yes Chemistry
Professor
11. Dr. Sunita Kurur Assistant Yes Chemistry
Professor
12. Dr. Sindhu Yesodharan Assistant Yes Chemistry
Professor
13. Dr. Siji V L Assistant Yes Chemistry
Professor
14. Dr. Beenakumari K S Assistant Yes Chemistry
Professor
15. Ms. Sreeletha Nair Associate No English
Professor
16. Ms. Mable Simon Associate No English
Professor

17. Ms. Leena Joseph Associate No English
Professor
18. Ms. Morrin C Assistant No English
Professor
19. Ms. Sonya J.Nair Assistant Ongoing English
Professor
20. Ms. Kukku Xavier Assistant Ongoing English
Professor
21. Dr. Liji Varghese Assistant Yes English
Professor
22. Dr. Sr. Pascoela A. Assistant Yes English
D’Souza Professor
23. Ms. Rajsree M.S Assistant Ongoing English
Professor
24. Ms. Nishel Elias Prem Assistant Ongoing English
Professor
25. Ms. Simna Stephen Assistant No English
Professor
26. Ms. Sapna Srinivas Assistant Ongoing English
Professor
27. Ms. Diana V. Prakash Assistant No English
Professor
28. Dr. Kavitha .N Assistant Yes English
Professor
29. Ms. Joveeta Justin Assistant No English
Professor
30. Ms. Celina James Assistant No English
Professor
31. Ms. Lekha Rani M L Assistant Ongoing History
Professor
32. Ms. Parvathy Menon Assistant Ongoing History
Professor
33. Ms. Vijayakumari K Assistant Ongoing History
Professor
34. Ms. Vidya Nair Assistant Ongoing Political
Professor Science
35. Ms.Susan Edel Lopez Principal No Economics
36. Ms. Mary Alice G Associate No Economics
Professor
37. Ms. JijiVijayan Assistant Registered Economics
Professor
38. Ms. Shirly Joseph Associate No Mathematics
Professor
39. Ms. Vidya T R Assistant Ongoing Statistics
Professor
40. Ms. Sebina Mathew C Assistant No Mathematics

Professor
41. Ms. Renjini Raveendran Assistant No Mathematics
P Professor
42. Dr. Dhanalekshmy T.G. Assistant Yes Zoology
Professor
43. Ms. Divya Grace Dilip Assistant Registered Zoology
Professor
44. Dr. Siny G. Benjamin Assistant Yes Zoology
Professor
45. Dr. Sherly D. Assistant Yes Zoology
Professor
46. Ms. Kalyani S Associate No Physics
Professor
47. Dr. Caroline Beena Associate Yes Physics
Mendez Professor
48. Dr. Deepa M Associate Yes Physics
Professor
49. Dr. P S Anjana Assistant Yes Physics
Professor
50. Dr. Veena Suresh Babu Assistant Yes Physics
Professor
51. Ms. Divya S R Assistant Ongoing Physical
Professor Education
52. Ms. Magrette Leena Assistant Ongoing Physical
Professor Education
53. Dr. C Udayakala Assistant Yes Malayalam
Professor
54. Ms. Anita G Assistant Ongoing Malayalam
Professor
55. Ms. Bernaditte Vincent Associate No Hindi
Professor
56. Ms. Aniamma George Associate No Hindi
Professor
57. Ms. Reshma Maria Assistant No French
Sampath Professor
58. Ms. Pushpakumari Associate No Commerce
Professor
59. Dr Srilekha Nair Associate Yes Commerce
Professor
60. Dr Jessy Jose Associate Yes Commerce
Professor
61. Dr Reshmi R Prasad Associate Yes Commerce
Professor
62. Ms.Lissy Bennet Assistant Registered Commerce

Professor
63. Ms.Sangeetha S Assistant Registered Commerce
Professor
64. Sr. Carvalaho Faustina Assistant Registered Commerce
Cicila Professor
65. Adv. Jameela Devi Part time law No Commerce
lecturer
2.3 No. of Faculty Asst. Associate Professors Others Total

Positions Recruited (R) Professors Professors
and Vacant (V) during R V R V R V R V R V
the year
9 7 - - - - - - - -
If recruited provide details below
Sl.No Name Designation PhD holders Department

(Yes/No)
1. Dr. Sr. Shaina T J Assistant Yes Botany
Professor
2. Ms. Diana V. Prakash Assistant No English
Professor
3. Dr. Kavitha .N Assistant Yes English
Professor
4. Ms. Joveeta Justin Assistant No English
Professor
5. Ms.Celina James Assistant No English
Professor
6. Ms.Sebina Mathew C Assistant No Mathematics
Professor
7. Ms.Renjini Raveendran Assistant No Mathematics
P Professor
8. Dr. Veena Suresh Babu Assistant Yes Physics
professor
9. Ms.Reshma Maria Assistant No French
Sampath Professor
6 0 4
2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

List of Guest, Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty
Sl. No. Name Designation Department

1. Dr. Sajitha Rajan S Temporary faculty Botany
2. Ms. Sharmila S Guest Lecturer Chemistry
3. Ms. Lynda Stanley Guest Lecturer English
4. Ms. Preethu Pradeep Nair Guest Lecturer English
5. Ms.Archana Radhakrishnan Temporary faculty History
6. Ms.Vinny Ponnath Temporary faculty Politics
7. Ms.Nimmy Guest Lecturer Economics
8. Ms.Asha George Guest Lecturer Zoology
9. Ms.Nayana Anand Temporary faculty Physical Education
10. Dr S Priya Guest Commerce
2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:
International
No. of Faculty National level State level
level
Attended 57 115 10
Presented 36 62 1
Resource
1 1 2
Persons
Conference/Symposia Attended
Sl. Name of the Level Theme Venue Date

No. faculty
1. Dr. Smitha Asok National ‘Hydrological studies of All Saints’ 13-14
V. a small watershed area College, March
of Karamana river basin Thiruvanantha 2014
using GIS.’ puram
Dr. J. K. Reshma National ‘Importance of All Saints’ 10-11

2. Lycopene in diet’ College, Feb
Thiruvanantha 2014
puram
3. Dr. Smitha Asok Internati ‘International All Saints’ 17-18

V. onal Conference on College, Feb
emerging frontiers and Thiruvanantha 2014
challenges in puram
Chemistry’

4. Ms. Rajani V. Internati ‘International All Saints’ 17-18
onal Conference on College, Feb
challenges in puram
Chemistry’
5. Dr. Ayona National ‘National seminar on All Saints’ 5 Aug

Jayadev Advances in Chemistry- College, 2013
Research opportunities’ Thiruvanantha
puram
6. Dr. Smitha Asok National ‘National seminar on All Saints’ 5 Aug
V. Advances in Chemistry- College, 2013
puram
7. Ms. Rajani V. National ‘National seminar on All Saints’ 5 Aug
Advances in Chemistry- College, 2013
puram
8. Dr. Ayona National ‘Nutrient Mobilization All Saints’ 13-14

Jayadev by Microbial Flora of a College, March
Leguminous and Non- Thiruvanantha 2014
leguminous puram
Rhizosphere – A
Review’
9. 18-19
Dr. Internati “Advances in
All Saints’ July
Dhanalekshmy onal Aquaculture
College 2013
T. G. Seminar Technologies”
10. 18-19
Internati “Advances in
Dr. Siny. G. All Saints’ July
onal Aquaculture
Benjamin College 2013
Seminar Technologies”
11. 18-19
All Saints’ July
Dr.D.Sherly onal Aquaculture
College 2013
12. 18-19
Smt.Divya Grace All Saints’ July
onal Aquaculture
Dilip College 2013
13. Dr. Smitha Asok Internati “An attempt for the All Saints’ 17-18
V. onal utilization of an College, Feb
invasive weed as a feed Thiruvanantha 2014
stock in anaerobic puram
digestors for recovery
of energy from

Kuttanad Wet Land
Ecosystem”
14. Dr. Sajitha Rajan State “Cell Suspension Veterinary 28-31

S. Culture, extraction and University, Jan
purification of apigenin Pookode, 2014
from Polytrichum Wayanad
commune and its
potentialities against
Human Colon Cancer
Cell Lines”
15. Dr. J. K. Reshma Internati “Comparative All Saints’ 18-19

onal evaluation of fish College, July
species thriving in Thiruvanantha 2013
anoxic and freshwater puram
habitats”
16. Dr. Ayona Internati “Effect of Pollution on All Saints’ 18-19
Jayadev onal the fish diversity in College, July
Mangrove ecosystem of Thiruvanantha 2013
Akkulam – Veli lake, puram
Thiruvananthapuram,
South India”
17. Dr. J. K. Reshma National “Empowerment of All Saints’ 29-30
Women- Challenges College, January
and prospects- A Socio Thiruvanantha 2014
Economic perspective” puram
18. Dr. Sr. Shaina National “Karyotypic variations Department of 22-23

T.J in Coccinia grandis, a Botany, Oct
dioecious cucurbit University of 2013
exhibiting floral Kerala,
polymorphism” Trivandrum
19. Dr. Sajitha Rajan Internati “Photosynthetic All Saints’ 17-18

S. onal pigments profile and College, Feb
chlorophyllase activity Thiruvanantha 2014
during leaf ontogeny in puram
Mangifera indica L.”
20. Ms. Rajani V. Internati “Present Scenario on All Saints’ 17-18

onal Ground Water Pollution College, Feb
– A Review” Thiruvanantha 2014
puram

21. Dr. J. K. Reshma National “Prevention of Lifestyle All Saints’ 10-11
Diseases through College, Feb
participation in Physical Thiruvanantha 2014
activities” puram
22. Dr. J. K. Reshma National “Review on Extra All Saints’ 13-14

hydrolytic enzyme College, March
producing microbes Thiruvanantha 2014
from dump soil samples puram
in Trivandrum city”
23. Aniamma National 21 st Century Hindi Govt College 06-07
George Literature For Women, Feb
Trivandrum 2014
24. Dr. Sajitha Rajan State 26th Kerala Science Veterinary 28-31
S Congress University, Jan
Pookode, 2014
Wayanad
25. Parvathy Menon State Academic Writing and The Kerala 20 Feb
Publishing State Higher 2014
Education
Council,
Tvpm
26. Mary Alice G Internati Advances In Aqua All Saints’ 18-19
onal Culture Technologies College July
2013
27. Parvathy Menon Internati Advances in All Saints’ 18-19

onal Aquaculture College, July
Technologies Tvpm 2013
28.
Dr. Advances in Chemistry-
All Saints’ 5 Aug
Dhanalekshmy.T National Research and
College 2013
.G. Opportunities
29. Dr. Veena National Advances in Christian 13-15

Suresh Babu Geophysics, Space and College, March
Atmospheric Research- Chengannur 2014
AGSAR
30. Dr. Reshmi R An Analysis Of India’s Research 1-2 Feb

Prasad Internati Foreign Trade Development 2014
onal Association ,
Jaipur

31. Vinny Ponnath National Asian Re-balancing Dept. of 9-10
and the Changing Political Jan
Dimensions of Indo - Science, 2014
US relations Karyavattom
32. Vijaya kumari K Association of Third Gandhigram Nov

Internati World Studies South Rural 29-Dec
onal Asia Chapter University 1 2013
Dindigal,
Tamil Nadu
33. Dr. C Udayakala National Ayyappappanikkarude Kanakakunnu 23-24
kavithakal- Nov
drishyavishkaram 2013
34. Dr. Beenakumari National Chemical contaminants All Saints’ 13- 14

KS in well water- Case Colleges, March
studies Thiruvanantha 2014
puram
35. Dr. C Udayakala State Cherukadhayude Adhyapakabh 27-28

Rachana rahasyam avan Dec
Yuvakala 2013
Sahithi
36. Contemporary
Dr. Techniques in 13-14
All Saints’
Dhanalekshmy.T National Environmental March
College
.G. Research and 2014
Conservation
37. Carvalho Internati Corporate Social Bon Secours 7-8 Feb

Faustina Cicila onal Responsibility: College, 2014
Emerging Issues and Tamil Nadu
future concerns
38. Dr. Siji V L National Crystal structure and All Saints’ 13- 14
cytotoxicity of College, March
nickel(II) complex of Thiruvanantha 2014
semicarbazone.
puram
39. Dr. Siji V L National Density functional Department of 24 June

theory calculations of Chemistry,Fat 2014
acetone-N(4)- ima Mata
phenylsemicarbazone. National
College,
Kollam

40. Parvathy Menon Internati Eclogues on The Orion Bishop 25
onal Perriera April
Hall,Tvpm 2014
41. Ms. Lissy National Economic Womens 11-12

Bennet Empowerment of Christain April
Women in Special college, 2014
Economic Zone in India Womens
study centre
Nagercoil
42. Ms. Sangeetha S. National Economic Womens 11-12

Empowerment of Christain April
Women in Special college, 2014
Economic Zone in India Nagercoil
43. Dr. P. S. Anjana National Effect of alkaline earth All Saints 22 Aug
metals on the structural College, 2013
Properties of zinc Thiruvanantha
borate glass puram
44. Liji Varghese National ELT Curriculum for Senate 28-29

Sciences Chamber, Oct.
University of 2013
Kerala
45. Nishel Prem National ELT Curriculum for Senate 28-29

Elias Sciences Chamber, Oct.
University of 2013
Kerala
46.
Emerging Frontiers and 17-18
Inter- All Saints’
Dr.D.Sherly Challenges in Feb
National College
Chemistry 2014
47. Carvalho Internati Emerging Role of Choice 15

Faustina Cicila onal Business toward society institute of March
in the 21st Century management 2014
and research,
Hyderabad
48. Aniamma National Empowerment of All Saints` 29-30

George Women College, Jan
Trivandrum 2014

49. Anita. G National Empowerment of All Saints` 29-30
Women College, Jan
Trivandrum 2014
50. Bernaditte National Empowerment of All Saints` 29-30

Vincent Women College, Jan
Trivandrum 2014
51.
Dr. 29-30
Empowerment of All Saints’
Dhanalekshmy.T National Jan
Women College
.G. 2014
52.
29-30
Empowerment of All Saints’
Dr.D.Sherly National Jan
Women College
2014
53. Ms. Sangeetha S National Empowerment of Department of 29-30

women – Challenges History and Jan
and Prospectus Economics, 2014
All Saints
College,
Trivandrum.
54. Ms. Lissy National Empowerment of Department of 29-30
Bennet women – Challenges History and Jan
and Prospectus. Economics, 2014
All Saints
College,
Trivandrum.
55. Parvathy Menon National Empowerment of All Saints’ 29-30
Women: Challenges College,Tvpm Jan
and Prospects- A Socio- 2014
Economic Perspective
56. Vijaya kumari K National Empowerment of All Saints’ 29-30

57. Vinny Ponnath National Empowerment of All Saints’ 29-30


58. Dr. Siji V L National Empowerment of Departments 29-30
women: Challenges and of History and Jan
Prospects- A socio- Economics, 2014
economic perspective All Saints
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
59. Dr. Sindhu National Empowerment of Departments 29-30
Yesodharan women: Challenges and of History and Jan
Prospects- A socio- Economics, 2014
economic perspective All Saints
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
60. Carvalho National Entrepreneurship And Bon Secours 20-21
Faustina Cicila Dynamics Of Business College, Feb
Environment Tamil Nadu 2014
61. Ms. Lissy National Entrepreneurship Mar Ivanios 25-26

Bennet Development through College, Oct
educational institutions. Department of 2013
Commerce,Tri
vandrum
62. Ms. Sangeetha S National Entrepreneurship Mar Ivanios 25-26
Development through College,Depar Oct
educational institutions. tment of 2013
Commerce,Tri
vandrum
63. Carvalho Internati Financial liberalisation Choice 29
Faustina Cicila onal and rural credit institute of March
m anagement 2014
and research,
Pune
64. Vijaya kumari K National Human Rights Dept. of 20 May

Political 2014
Science,
University of
Kerala
65. Vinny Ponnath National Human Rights Dept. Of 20 May
Political 2014
Science,
University of
Kerala
66. Ms. Lissy National Impact of Cooperatives SN 5-6
Bennet in Financial Inclusion College,Dept Mar
of Commerce, 2014
Sivagiri

67. Ms. Sangeetha S National Impact of Cooperatives SN College, 5-6
in Financial Inclusion Sivagiri Mar
2014
68. Dr. Sr. Shaina T National Indian Science Department of 22-23

J Conference on Botany, Oct
Cytology and Genetics University of 2013
Kerala,
Trivandrum
69. Dr. P. S. Anjana Internati International Thiruvanantha 19-21

onal Conference on puram Feb
Advanced Functional 2014
Materials (ICAFM-
2014)
70. Dr. Beenakumari Internati International Department of 17-18

KS onal Conference on Chemistry, Feb
Emerging Frontiers and All Saints’ 2014
Challenges in
College,
Chemistry (ICEFCC-
2014) Thiruvanantha
puram
71. Dr. Mariamma A Internati International Department of 17-18

T onal Conference on Chemistry, Feb
Challenges in
College,
Chemistry (ICEFCC-
2014) Thiruvanantha
puram
72. Dr. Saji John K Internati International Department of 17-18

onal Conference on Chemistry, Feb
Challenges in
College,
Chemistry (ICEFCC-
2014) Thiruvanantha
puram
73. Dr. Siji V L Internati International Department of 17-18

Challenges in
College,
Chemistry (ICEFCC-
2014) Thiruvanantha
puram

74. Dr. Sindhu Internati International Department of 17-18
Yesodharan onal Conference on Chemistry, Feb
Challenges in
College,
Chemistry (ICEFCC-
2014) Thiruvanantha
puram
75. Dr. Sunita Kurur Internati International Department of 17-18

Challenges in
College,
Chemistry (ICEFCC-
2014) Thiruvanantha
puram
76. Dr. Ayona Internati International All Saints’ 17-18

Jayadev onal Conference on College, Feb
challenges in puram
Chemistry’
77. Dr. Sajitha Rajan Internati International All Saints’ 17-18

S onal Conference on College, Feb
challenges in Chemistry puram
(ICEFCC- 2014)
78. Dr. J. K. Reshma Internati International All Saints’ 17- 18

onal Conference on College, Feb
challenges in puram
Chemistry’
79. Dr. Beenakumari International Seminar Vivekananda 26

KS Internati by Swami Vivekananda Cultural April
onal Association of Science Institute, 2014
and Humanities Thiruvanantha
(SVASH) puram
80. Dr. Sindhu International Seminar Vivekananda 26

Yesodharan Internati by Swami Vivekananda Cultural April
onal Association of Science Institute, 2014
and Humanities Thiruvanantha
(SVASH) puram
81. Dr. Nisha K K Internati International Seminar All Saints’ 18-19

onal on Advances in College, July
Aquaculture Thiruvanantha 2013

Technologies puram
82. Dr. Sajitha Rajan Internati International Seminar All Saints’ 18-19
S. onal on Advances in College, July
Technologies puram
83. Smt. Cinthya Internati International Seminar All Saints’ 18-19

Christopher onal on Advances in College, July
Technologies puram
84. Smt. Sheela Internati International Seminar All Saints’ 18-19

Mary Xavier onal on Advances in College, July
Technologies puram
85. Dr. Ayona Internati International Seminar All Saints’ 18-19

Jayadev onal on Advances in College, July
Technologies (ISAAT- puram
2013)
86. Dr. J. K. Reshma Internati International Seminar All Saints’ 18-19
2013)
87. Dr. Smitha Asok Internati International Seminar All Saints’ 18-19
V. onal on Advances in College, July
2013)
88. Ms. Rajani V. Internati International Seminar All Saints’ 18-19
2013)
89. Vijaya kumari K National Kerala Education Chandrasekha 16-17

Congress organised by ran Nair Nov
Society for Educational Stadium, 2013
Research Tvpm
90. Vijaya kumari K National Kerala Historiography Department of 12-13

and Modern Kerala History, Govt. Dec
College for 2013
Women,
Thiruvanantha

puram.
91. Dr. Sindhu National Larvicidal activity of Department of 10-11

Yesodharan some biologically Physical Feb
important compounds education, All 2014
Saints
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
92.
Dr. Life Style Diseases 10-11
All Saints’
Dhanalekshmy.T National through Participation in Feb
College
.G. Physical Activities 2014
93.
Life Style Diseases 10-11
Dr. Siny. G. All Saints’
National through Participation in Feb
Benjamin College
Physical Activities 2014
94.
All Saints’
Dr.D.Sherly National through Participation in Feb
College
95.
Smt.Divya Grace All Saints’
National through Participation in Feb
Dilip College
96. Nishel Prem National Life Writing of Senate 29 Oct

Elias Scientists for English Chamber, 2013
Language Learning University of
Kerala
97. Vijaya kumari K National Marginalisation of Department of 16-18

Tribes in Kerala History, Jan
University of 2014
Kerala.
98. Carvalho Internati Micro Finance – Department of 7-8 Feb

Faustina Cicila onal Opportunities and Commerce, 2014
Challenges All Saints
College,
Trivandrum
99. Ms. Lissy Internati Micro Finance – Department of 7-8 Feb

Bennet onal Opportunities and Commerce, 2014
Challenges. All Saints
College,Triva

ndrum
100. Ms. Sangeetha S Internati Micro Finance – Department of 7-8 Feb

onal Opportunities and Commerce, 2014
Challenges. All Saints
College,Triva
ndrum
101. Vijaya kumari K Internati Micro Finance- a dream All Saints’ 7-8 Feb
onal for the Tribal Women College, 2014
in Kerala with special Tvpm
reference to Primitive
Tribal Groups of
Kasaragod
102. Mary Alice G Internati Micro Finance All Saints 7-8 Feb
onal Opportunities And Colege 2014
Challenges
103.
Internati Micro Finance -
All Saints’ 7-8 Feb
Dr.D.Sherly onal Opportunities and
College 2014
Seminar Challenges
104. Parvathy Menon Internati Micro Finance- All Saints’ 7-8 Feb
onal Opportunities and College, 2014
Challenges Tvpm
105.
Dr. Internati Micro Finance-
All Saints’ 7-8 Feb
Dhanalekshmy.T onal Opportunities and
College 2014
.G. Seminar Challenges
106. Dr. Sunita Kurur State Microscale Experiments HHMSPB 4-5

in Chemistry NSS College March
for Women, 2014
Neeramankara
107. Dr. Sindhu Microwave assisted Vivekananda 26

Yesodharan Internati synthesis and characteriza- Cultural April
onal tion of trivalent Institute, 2014
complexes with a
Thiruvanantha
primidine
schiff base puram

108. Parvathy Menon Internati Multi Discilpinary Bishop 25
onal Perriera Hall April
,Tvpm 2014
109. Dr. Ayona National National Seminar on All Saints’ 13- 14
Jayadev ‘Contemporary College, March
Techniques in Thiruvanantha 2014
Environmental puram
Research and
Conservation (CTERC-
2014)’
110. Dr. Smitha Asok National National Seminar on All Saints’ 13- 14
V. ‘Contemporary College, March
Environmental puram
Research and
2014)’
111. Ms. Rajani V. National National Seminar on All Saints’ 13- 14
‘Contemporary College, March
Environmental puram
Research and
2014)’
112. Dr. J. K. Reshma National National Seminar on All Saints’ 13-14
‘Contemporary College, March
Environmental puram
Research and
2014)’
113. Dr. Nisha K K National National Seminar on All Saints’ 10
‘Green Conservation – College, March
Traditional methods’ Thiruvanantha 2014
puram
114. Dr. Sajitha Rajan National National Seminar on All Saints’ 10

S. ‘Green Conservation – College, March
puram
115. Dr. Sr. Shaina T National National Seminar on All Saints’ 10

J ‘Green Conservation – College, March
puram

116. Smt. Cinthya National National Seminar on All Saints’ 10
Christopher ‘Green Conservation – College, March
puram
117. Smt. Sheela National National Seminar on All Saints’ 10

Mary Xavier ‘Green Conservation – College, March
puram
118. Dr. Beenakumari National National Seminar on Departments 5 Aug

KS “Advances in of Chemistry, 2013
Chemistry Research All Saints
and Opportunities”
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
119. Dr. Mariamma A National National Seminar on Departments 5 Aug

T “Advances in of Chemistry, 2013
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
120. Dr. Saji John K National National Seminar on Departments 5 Aug

“Advances in of Chemistry, 2013
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
121. Dr. Siji V L National National Seminar on Departments 5 Aug

College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
122. Dr. Sindhu National National Seminar on Department of 5 Aug

Yesodharan “Advances in Chemistry, 2013
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram

123. Dr. Sunita Kurur National National Seminar on Departments 5 Aug
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
124. Dr. J. K. Reshma National National Seminar on Govt. Guest 27

“New trends in Higher house, March
Education “ Thycadu, 2014
Thiruvanantha
puram
125. Dr. Beenakumari National National Seminar on PG 13- 14
KS Contemporary Department of March
Techniques in Envirornment 2014
Environmental
al Sciences,
Research and
Conservation (CTERC- All Saints’
2014) Colleges,
Thiruvanantha
puram
126. Dr. Sindhu National National Seminar on PG 13- 14

Yesodharan Contemporary Department of March
Techniques in Envirornment 2014
Environmental
al Sciences,
Research and
Conservation All Saints’
Colleges,
Thiruvanantha
puram
127. Dr. Sajitha Rajan National National Seminar on All Saints’ 13-14
S. Contemporary College, March,
Environmental puram
Research and
Conservation
128. Dr. Siji V L National National Seminar on PG 13- 14

Contemporary Department of March-
Techniques in Environmenta 2014
Environmental
l Sciences, All
Research and
Conservation (CTERC- Saints’
2014) College,
Thiruvanantha
puram

129. Smt. Sheela National National Seminar on All Saints’ 13-14
Mary Xavier Contemporary College, March,
Environmental puram
Research and
Conservation
130. Dr. Beenakumari National National Seminar on Department of 21

KS Current Trends in Chemistry, March
Chemistry University 2014
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
131. Dr. Siji V L National National Seminar on Department 7-8

Materials; Process and Of Physics, Nov
Applications of Novel H.H.M.S.P.B. 2013
Technologies (NMAT-
N.S.S.
2013)
College for
Women,
Thiruvanantha
puram
132. Dr. Sajitha Rajan National National Seminar on University 24 Feb

S Scientific outlook on College, 2014
Biodiversity Trivandrum
Conservation
133. Dr. Saji John K National National Seminar on Government 11 Oct

Tomorrow’s Material College for 2013
Science women,
Thiruvanantha
puram
134. Dr. Siji V L National National Seminar on Department of 11 Oct

Tomorrow’s Material Chemistry, 2013
Science Government
College for
women,
Thiruvanantha
puram
135. Dr. Sunita Kurur National National Seminar on Government 11 Oct

Tomorrow’s Material College for 2013
Science women,
Thiruvanantha

puram
136. Dr. Nisha K K National National workshop on Govt. Victoria 18-20

Illustration and College, Nov
photography –A Palakkad 2013
botanical perspective
137. Dr. Sajitha Rajan National National workshop on University 25-26

S modern tools in College, Feb
Biotechnology Trivandrum 2014
information
138. Renjini National New Trends in Higher University 27-28

Raveendran P Education College March
2014
139. Dr. Deepa. M Internati Perspectives in Department of 6-9

onal Vibrational Physics, Aug
spectroscopy, ICOPVS- Bishop Moore 2013
2013 College,
Mavelikara,
Kerala, India
140. Mary Alice G National Prevention Of Life All Saints 10-11

Style Diseases Through College Feb
Participation In 2014
Physical Activities
141. Ms. Lissy National Prevention of Life Style Department of 10-11

Bennet Diseases through Physical Feb
Participation in Education, All 2014
Saints
Physical Activities
College,Triva
ndrum
142. Ms. Sangeetha S National Prevention of Life Style Department of 10-11
Diseases through Physical Feb
Participation in Education, All 2014
Saints
Physical Activities.
College,Triva
ndrum
143. Parvathy Menon National Prevention of Life Style All Saints’ 10-11
Diseases through College,Tvpm Feb
Participation in 2014
Physical Activities

144. Dr. Sindhu National Prevention on Life Department of 10-11
Yesodharan Style Diseases through Physical Feb
participation in Physical education, All 2014
activities Saints
College,
Thiruvanantha
puram
145. Dr. Deepa. M National Process and HHMSPBNS 7-8
applications of Novel S College for Nov
Technologies NMAT, women, 2013
Neeramankara
, Tvm
146. Dr. P. S. Anjana National Recent Advances in All Saints 6 Aug

Chemistry College, 2013
Thiruvanantha
puram
147. Dr. P. S. Anjana National Recent Advances in All Saints 22

Condensed Matter College, Aug
Physics Thiruvanantha 2013
puram
148. Dr. Deepa. M National Recent Advances in All Saints’ 22 Aug

Condensed Matter College, 2013
Physics
Thiruvanantha
puram
149. Dr. Caroline National Recent Advances in All Saints’ 22 Aug

Beena Mendez Condensed Matter College, 2013
Physics’ Thiruvanantha
puram
150. Dr. P. S. Anjana National Research YMCA hall, 24 Jan

Instrumentation for Thiruvanantha 2014
Interdisciplinary puram
Sciences
151. Anita. G State Research Methodology ICKS, 28-30

Karyavattom Oct
2014
152. Vijaya kumari K Revisiting Swami Gandhi 5-7 Sep

Internati Vivekananda's Vision Bhavan Hall, 2013
onal for Facing the New Thycaud,
Educational Challenges Thiruvanantha
puram,

Kerala, South
India
153. Ms. Lissy National Role of Mar Ivanios 25-26

Bennet entrepreneurship College, Oct
education in developing Trivandrum 2013
entrepreneurial qualities
154. Ms. Sangeetha S National Role of Mar Ivanios 25-26

entrepreneurship College, Oct
education in developing Trivandrum 2013
entrepreneurial qualities
155. Ms. Lissy Internati Role of International Department of 7-8 Feb

Bennet onal migrants in promoting Commerce, 2014
Micro Finance in India All Saints
College,Triva
ndrum
156. Ms. Sangeetha S Internati Role of non banking All Saints 7-8 Feb
onal financial institutions in College, 2014
Micro Finance Trivandrum
157. Ms. Lissy National Role of Physical College, 10-11

Bennet activity on Employees Trivandrum Feb
performance and 2014
productivity
158. Ms. Sangeetha S National Role of Physical All Saints 10-11

activity on Employees College,Triva Feb
performance and ndrum 2014
productivity
159. Dr. Siji V L National Seminar on Green Department of 24 June

Chemistry- Chemistry, 2014
Environmental and Fatima Mata
Economic Benefits
National
College,
Kollam
160. Vinny Ponnath National State, Democracy & Kottayam 5-6 Feb
Governance: Govt College, 2014
Landscaping National Kerala
and International
Politics,

161. Vidya T R National Statistics for Twenty- Department of 20-22
first Century Statistics, March
University of 2014
Kerala
162. Dr. C Udayakala State Sthree sakthi Seminar Press Club 25 Feb
Hall 2014
163. Dr. Sindhu State Sthree Sakthi Seminar- Press Club, 25 Feb
Yesodharan 2014” Thiruvanantha 2014
puram
164. Dr. Deepa. M National Structural Properties of HHMSPBNS 7-8

Nd3+ doped SnO2 S College for Nov
nanopowders women, 2013
synthesized by a sol-gel Neeramankara
method , Tvm
165. Dr. Deepa. M Internati Structural Properties of Dept of 6-9

onal Sm3+ doped SnO2 Physics, Aug
nanopowders Bishop Moore 2013
synthesized by a sol-gel College,
method Mavelikara,
Kerala
166. Dr. Beenakumari Studies on Iron Vivekananda 26
KS Internati Contamination of well Cultural April
onal water in Karikkakom Institute, 2014
Locality-Case Studies Thiruvanantha
puram
167. Dr. Sindhu National Synthesis, All Saints’ 13-14

Yesodharan characterization and Colleges, March
antimicrobial acivity of Thiruvanantha 2014
some trivalent metal
puram
complexes with a
thiazole derived schiff
base
168. Dr. Siji V L Internati Synthesis, All Saints’ 17-18

onal characterization and College, Februar
EPR spectral studies of Thiruvanantha y-2014
Mn(II) complexes with puram
N4-
phenylsemicarbazone

169. Dr. Siji V L National Synthesis, growth, Department of 11 Oct
spectral, magnetic and Chemistry, 2013
cytotoxic studies of Govt. College
nickel(II) complexes of for Women,
benzaldehyde-N(4)- Thiruvanantha
phenylsemicarbazone puram
and acetone-N(4)-
phenylsemicarbazone
170. Dr. Siji V L State Talk on Chaos: Order in Kerala State 5 July
Disorder Science & 2013
Technology
Museum
Trivandrum
171. Dr. Sr. Pascoela National Towards an Inclusive St. Claret 7-8 Nov
A. D’Souza Higher Education in College, 2013
India: Access, Equity Bangalore
and Quality
172. Dr Srilekha National Trading in Derivatives University of 5 Nov

emerging threats and Kerala 2013
opportunities
173. Dr.Reshmi R National Trading in Derivatives University of 5 Nov

Prasad emerging threats and Kerala 2013
opportunities
174. Carvalho National Trading in Derivatives University of 5 Nov

Faustina Cicila emerging threats and kerala 2013
opportunities
175. Dr. Saji John K State Two day workshop on HHMSPB 4-5
Microscale Experiments NSS College March
in Chemistry for Women, 2014
Neeramankara
176. Dr. Siji V L National Vibrational Department 7-8

spectroscopic studies Of Physics, Nov
and computational H.H.M.S.P.B. 2013
study of cobalt(II) N.S.S.
complex of acetone- College for
N(4)- Women,
phenylsemicarbazone: Thiruvanantha
Crystal structure and

cytotoxicity of puram
[Co(HL)2(CH3OH)2](N
O3)2
177. Vijaya kumari K National Women Empowerment All Saints’ 29 - 30

among Primitive Tribal College, Jan
Groups of Kerala Thiruvanantha 2014
puram
178. Ms. Lissy National Women Empowerment All Saints 29 - 30

Bennet and International College, Jan
Migration Trivandrum. 2014
179. Ms. Sangeetha S National Women Empowerment All Saints 29 - 30

and International College, Jan
Migration Trivandrum. 2014
180. Mary Alice G National Women Empowerment All Saints 29 - 30

Challenges And College Jan
Prospects 2014
181. Reshma Maria National Women empowerment: All Saints’ 29 - 30

Sampath Challenges and College Jan
prospects- A socio- 2014
economic perspective
182. Vijaya kumari K National Women’s Studies St. Xavier’s 15

College, March
Thimba 2014
Paper Presentations
Sl.No Name of the Level Title of the paper Venue Date

faculty
1. Vinny Ponnath National The Role of India in All Saints 5-6 Feb
Afghanisthan:Reconstructio College 2014
n v/s Strategy
2. Jiji Vijayan National Bharatiya Mahila Bank And All Saints 28-29
Women Empowerment College Jan
2014
3. Divya S R National Obesity the silent killer All Saints 10 Feb

College 2014

4. Nayana Anand National Assessment of physical All Saints 10 Feb
fitness and functional College 2014
mobility among elderly
women in Idukki district
5. Dr. P. S. Anjana National Optical properties of All Saints 6 Aug

alkaline earth zinc borate College, 2013
glasses Thiruvanant
hapuram
6. Dr. P. S. Anjana National Effect of alkaline earth All Saints 22 Aug

metals on the structural College, 2013
Properties of zinc borate Thiruvanant
glass hapuram
7. Ms. Sangeetha S Internati Role of non banking All Saints 7-8 Feb
onal financial institutions in College, 2014
Micro Finance Trivandrum
8. Ms. Lissy Bennet National Women Empowerment and All Saints 29-30
International Migration College, Jan 2014
Trivandrum
.
9. Ms. Sangeetha S National Women Empowerment and All Saints 29-30
International Migration College, Jan 2014
Trivandrum
.
10. Ms. Sangeetha S National Role of Physical activity on All Saints 10-11
Employees performance College,Tri Feb
and productivity vandrum 2014
11. “A Comparative study of

Dr. the status of two surface 18-19
Internati All Saints’
Dhanalekshmy.T. water bodies based on July
onal College
G. Physico-chemical and 2013
Bacteriological parameters”
12. Dietary Supplementation of

a herbal product, LIVOL on 18-19
Internati All Saints’
Dr.D.Sherly the growth performance of July
onal College
Fringed lipped carp, Labeo 2013
Fimbriatus (DAY)
13. Dr. C Udayakala National Women Empowerment – A All Saints’ 29 Jan

perspective from College 2014
Malayalam Literature

14. Dr. Life Style Diseases through 10-11
All Saints’
Dhanalekshmy.T. National Participation in Physical Feb
College
G. Activities 2014
15. Dr. Contemporary Techniques 13-14

All Saints’
Dhanalekshmy.T. National in Environmental Research March,
College
G. and Conservation 2014
16. Dr. Caroline National Mössbauer Studies of Cd All Saints’ 22 Aug

Beena Mendez Doped Co2Z hexaferrite College 2013
17. Dr. Deepa. M National Single crystal X-ray studies All Saints’ 22 Aug
of pyridine-3-carboxylic College 2013
acid (Nicotinic acid)
crystals grown by gel
method
18. Dr. J. K. Reshma Internati “Screening of Enzymatic All Saints’ 17-18

onal activity in different College, Feb
Bacterial Isolates treated Thiruvanant 2014
with phenol” hapuram
19. Dr. J. K. Reshma Internati “Comparative evaluation of All Saints’ 18-19

onal fish species thriving in College, July
anoxic and freshwater Thiruvanant 2013
habitats” hapuram
20. Dr. Ayona Internati “Screening of Enzymatic All Saints’ 17-18

Jayadev onal activity in different College, Feb
Bacterial Isolates treated Thiruvanant 2014
with phenol” hapuram
21. Dr. Ayona Internati “Effect of Pollution on the All Saints’ 18-19
Jayadev onal fish diversity in Mangrove College, July
ecosystem of Akkulam – Thiruvanant 2013
Veli lake, hapuram
Thiruvananthapuram, South
India”
22. Dr. Smitha Asok Internati “An attempt for the All Saints’ 17-18
V. onal utilization of an invasive College, Feb
weed as a feed stock in Thiruvanant 2014
anaerobic digestors for hapuram
recovery of energy from
Kuttanad Wet Land
Ecosystem”
23. Dr. Smitha Asok Internati “Utilisation of Limnocharis All Saints’ 18-19
V. onal flava an invasive exotic College, July
aquatic weed from Thiruvanant 2013

Kuttanad wetland hapuram
ecosystem as a potential
feedstock for aquaculture”
24. Ms. Rajani V. Internati “Present Scenario on All Saints’ 17-18
onal Ground Water Pollution – College, Feb
A Review” Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram
25. Ms. Rajani V. Internati “Preliminary study on All Saints’ 18-19
onal antioxidant potential of two College, July
aquatic weeds- Water Thiruvanant 2013
hyacinth and Duckweed” hapuram
26. Smt. Cinthya Internati “Documentation and utility All Saints’ 18-19
Christopher onal based screening of aquatic College, July
vascular plants in Thiruvanant 2013
Karikkakam and hapuram
Venpalavattom”
27. Dr. Nisha K K Internati “Documentation and utility All Saints’ 18-19
onal based screening of aquatic College, July
vascular plants in Thiruvanant 2013
Karikkakam and hapuram
Venpalavattom”
28. Dr. Sajitha Rajan Internati “Preliminary study on All Saints’ 18-19
S. onal antioxidant potential of two College, July
aquatic weeds: Water Thiruvanant 2013
hyacinth and Duck weed” hapuram
29. Dr. Sajitha Rajan Internati “Photosynthetic pigments All Saints’ 17-18
S. onal profile and chlorophyllase College, Feb
activity during leaf Thiruvanant 2014
ontogeny in Mangifera hapuram
indica L.”
30. Dr. Siji V L Internati Synthesis, characterization All Saints’ 17-18

onal and EPR spectral studies of College, Feb
Mn(II) complexes with N4- Thiruvanant 2014
phenylsemicarbazone hapuram
31. Dr. J. K. Reshma National “Review on Extra All Saints’ 13-14

hydrolytic enzyme College, March
producing microbes from Thiruvanant 2014
dump soil samples in hapuram
Trivandrum city”
32. Dr. J. K. Reshma National ‘Importance of Lycopene in All Saints’ 10-11
diet’ College, Feb
Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram

33. Dr. J. K. Reshma National “Empowerment of Women- All Saints’ 29- 30
Challenges and prospects- College, Jan 2014
A Socio Economic Thiruvanant
perspective” hapuram
34. Dr. Ayona National ‘Nutrient Mobilization by All Saints’ 13-14

Jayadev Microbial Flora of a College, March
Leguminous and Non- Thiruvanant 2014
leguminous Rhizosphere – hapuram
A Review’
35. Dr. Ayona National ‘Comparative evaluation of All Saints’ 13-14
Jayadev photosynthetic efficiency of College, March
a phylloclade (Opuntia), a Thiruvanant 2014
phyllode (Acacia) and a hapuram
cladode (Asparagus)’
36. Dr. Ayona National ‘Bioprospecting Marine All Saints’ 13-14
Jayadev Actinomycetes for Lipase College, March
Production’ Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram
37. Dr. Smitha Asok National ‘Hydrological studies of a All Saints’ 13-14
V. small watershed area of College, March
Karamana river basin using Thiruvanant 2014
GIS.’ hapuram
38. Ms. Rajani V. National “Antioxidant Properties of All Saints’ 13-14

Averrhoa bilimbi – A College, March
Review” Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram
39. Dr. Sr. Shaina T J National “Nutritive evaluation of a All Saints’ 13-14
non-conventional wild College, March,
ethnic plant Pereskia bleo” Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram
40. Dr. Sajitha Rajan National “Nutritive evaluation of a All Saints’ 13-14
S. non-conventional wild College, March,
ethnic plant Pereskia bleo” Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram
41. Dr. Siji V L National Crystal structure and All Saints’ 13- 14
cytotoxicity of nickel(II) College, March-
complex of semicarbazone. Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram
42. Vijaya kumari K National Women Empowerment All Saints’ 29-30

among Primitive Tribal College, Jan
Groups of Kerala Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram

43. Diana V Prakash Internati No- woman’s Land: All Saints’ 18-19
onal Woman as Aliens in College, Nov
Patriarchal Spaces Trivandrum 2013
44. Nishel Prem Elias Internati A Provoking End: Mental All Saints’ 18-19
onal Violence, Legality and College, Nov
Society Trivandrum 2013
45. Joveeta Justin Internati Power Play: Treatment of All Saints’ 18-19
onal Gender based violence and College, Nov
hegemony in Chaucer and Trivandrum 2013
Browning
46. Simna Stephen Internati The Myth of Draupadi and All Saints’ 18-19
onal Contemporary Indian College, Nov
Society Trivandrum 2013
47. Vijaya kumari K Internati Micro Finance- a dream for All Saints’ 7 Feb
onal the Tribal Women in Kerala College, 2014
with special reference to Tvpm
Primitive Tribal Groups of
Kasaragod
48. Parvathy Menon National Kudumbashree and Women All Saints’ 29- 30
Empowerment College,Tv Jan 2014
pm
49. Parvathy Menon National The History of Yoga and All Saints’ 10-11
its role in the Prevention of College,Tv Feb
Life style diseases pm 2014
50. Dr. Sindhu National Synthesis, characterization All Saints’ 13-14
Yesodharan and antimicrobial acivity of Colleges, March
some trivalent metal Thiruvanant 2014
complexes with a thiazole
hapuram
derived schiff base
51. Dr. Beenakumari National Chemical contaminants in All Saints’ 13-14

KS well water- Case studies Colleges, March
Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram
52. Dr. Beenakumari National Development of Suitable All Saints’ 13-14

KS Corrosion inhibitor for Colleges, March
Pipeline corrosion Thiruvanant 2014
hapuram
53. Raj Sree National Post Modern Spectator and Baselius 4

the Theory of Abject College, Oct.2013
Kottayam

54. Raj Sree National Theorizing Cindrella Bharat 5 Dec.
Complex: Rapunzel, Then Matha 2013
and Now College
55. Parvathy Menon Internati Eclogues on The Orion Bishop 25 April

onal Perriera 2014
Hall,Tvpm
56. Carvalho Faustina Internati Corporate Social Bon 7 - 8 Feb
Cicila onal Responsibility: Emerging Secours 2014
Issues and future concerns College
Tamil Nadu
57. Carvalho Faustina National Entrepreneurship And Bon 20 - 21

Cicila Dynamics Of Business Secours Feb
Environment College 2014
Tamil Nadu
58. Carvalho Faustina Internati Financial liberalisation and Choice 15

Cicila onal rural credit Institute of March
Managemen 2014
t and
Research,
Pune
59. Carvalho Faustina Internati Emerging Role of Business Choice 29

Cicila onal toward society in the 21st Institute of March
Century Managemen 2014
t and
Research,
Hyderabad
60. Dr. Veena Suresh National Advances in Geophysics, Christian 13-15

Babu Space and Atmospheric College, March
Research- AGSAR Chengannur 2014
61. Dr. C Udayakala National MalayalaBhashayude CMS 23 Jan

Samakalikatha College, 2014
Kottayam
62. Ms. Lissy Bennet National Role of Physical activity on College, 10 -11
Employees performance Trivandrum Feb
and productivity 2014

63. Dr. Sr. Shaina T.J National “Karyotypic variations in Department 22-23
Coccinia grandis, a of Botany, Oct 2013
dioecious cucurbit University
exhibiting floral of Kerala,
polymorphism” Trivandrum
64. Dr. Siji V L National Synthesis, growth, spectral, Department 11 Oct

magnetic and cytotoxic of 2013
studies of nickel(II) Chemistry,
complexes of Govt.
benzaldehyde-N(4)- College for
phenylsemicarbazone and Women,
acetone-N(4)- Thiruvanant
phenylsemicarbazone hapuram
65. Dr. Siji V L National Density functional theory Department 24 June

calculations of acetone- of 2014
N(4)-phenylsemicarbazone. Chemistry,
Fatima
Mata
National
College,
Kollam
66. Ms. Lissy Bennet Internati Role of International Department 7- 8 Feb

onal migrants in promoting of 2014
Micro Finance in India Commerce,
All Saints
College,Tri
vandrum
67. Vijaya kumari K National Marginalisation of Tribes in Department 16-18

Kerala of History, Jan 2014
University
of Kerala.
68. Dr. Sindhu National Larvicidal activity of some Department 10-11

Yesodharan biologically important of Physical Feb
compounds education, 2014
All Saints
College,
Thiruvanant
hapuram
69. Dr. Siji V L National Vibrational spectroscopic Department 7-8 Nov
studies and computational Of Physics, 2013
study of cobalt(II) complex H.H.M.S.P.
of acetone-N(4)- B. N.S.S.

phenylsemicarbazone: College for
Crystal structure and Women,
cytotoxicity of Thiruvanant
[Co(HL)2(CH3OH)2](NO3)2 hapuram
70. Dr. Deepa. M Internati Structural Properties of Bishop 6-9,

onal Sm3+ doped SnO2 Moore August
nanopowders synthesized College, 2013.
by a sol-gel method Mavelikara,
Kerala
71. Dr. C Udayakala National Contemporary Literary Devamatha 7 Jan

Theories College 2014
72. Vijaya kumari K Internati Relevance of Swami Gandhi 5-7 Sep

onal Vivekananda’s thoughts on Bhavan 2013
education in today’s world Hall,
Thiruvanant
hapuram,
73. Vijaya kumari K Internati Interpreting the issues of Gandhigra Nov 29

onal sexual exploitation and m Rural to Dec 1
unwed mothers among University 2013
tribal women in Kerala Dindigal,
Tamil Nadu
74. Dr. C Udayakala National Cenimayile Sthree Chila Govt.Colleg 8 Jan
Sthree paksha chinthakal e,TVM 2014
75. Dr. Deepa. M National Structural Properties of HHMSPBN 7-8 Nov

Nd3+ doped SnO2 SS College 2013
nanopowders synthesized for women,
by a sol-gel method Neeramank
ara, Tvm
76. Sonya J.Nair National The Second Sex and Institute of 1 Feb.
Simone de Beavoir English 2014
77. Sonya J. Nair National Feminine Mystique and Institute of 8 Feb.

Betty Frieden English 2014
78. Dr. Smitha Asok Internati “A Comparative evaluation Kottakkattu 3-5 Oct
V. onal of effluent characteristics of Convention 2013
Travancore Titanium Centre,
products limited and Thiruvanant
Hindustan lifecare limited, hapuram
Thiruvananthapuram”
79. Sonya J. Nair National Gender Crossing in Mar 11 Sept.
Contemporary Indian Thoma 2013
Cinema College,

Thiruvalla
80. Ms. Lissy Bennet National Role of entrepreneurship Mar Ivanios 25-26
education in developing College, Oct 2013
entrepreneurial qualities Trivandrum
81. Ms. Sangeetha S National Role of entrepreneurship Mar Ivanios 25-26

education in developing College, Oct 2013
entrepreneurial qualities Trivandrum
82. Raj Sree National The Myth of Redemptive NSS 25

Violence in Super hero College, Oct.2013
Movies Pandalam
83. Dr. Reshmi R An Analysis Of India’s Research 1- 2 Feb

Prasad Internati Foreign Trade Developme 2014
onal nt
Association
, Jaipur
84. Dr. Kavitha N National Re- Constructing Don Sacred 28 Nov

Delillo’s Falling Man as an Heart 2013
Enigma of terror, art and College
resistance
85. Liji Varghese National Science Fiction in ELT Senate 29 Oct.

Chamber, 2013
University
of Kerala
86. Nishel Prem Elias National Life Writing of Scientists Senate 29

for English Language Chamber, Oct.2013
Learning University
of Kerala
87. Joveeta Justin National Surviving Eons of SN College 25 Feb.

Oppression: Perspectives for Women, 2014
on Select Bengali Dalit Kollam
Fiction in Translation
88. Ms. Sangeetha S National Impact of Cooperatives in SN College, 5-6 Mar

Financial Inclusion Sivagiri 2014
89. Ms. Lissy Bennet National Impact of Cooperatives in SN 5-6 Mar
Financial Inclusion College,De 2014
pt of
Commerce,
Sivagiri
90. Dr. C Udayakala National Harassment of Women and St. Xaviers’ 8 March

Children College, 2014
Tvpm
91. Dr. C Udayakala Inter Representation of Women SWASH, 26 April

national in the writings of Sara Hassan 2014
Joseph Marikkar
Hall.
92. Dr. P. S. Anjana Internati Effect of manganese oxide Thiruvanant 19-21

onal on properties of zinc borate hapuram February
glass and glass ceramics 2014
93. Dr. Sajitha Rajan State “Cell Suspension Culture, Veterinary 28-31
S. extraction and purification University, Jan 2014
of apigenin from Pookode,
Polytrichum commune and Wayanad
its potentialities against
Human Colon Cancer Cell
Lines”
94. Dr. Sindhu Microwave assisted synthesis and Vivekanand 26 April

Yesodharan Internati characterization of trivalent a Cultural 2014
onal complexes with a primidine Institute,
schiff base
Thiruvanant
hapuram
95. Dr. Beenakumari Studies on Iron Vivekanand 26 April

KS Internati Contamination of well a Cultural 2014
onal water in Karikkakom Institute,
Locality-Case Studies Thiruvanant
hapuram
96. Ms. Sangeetha S. National Economic Empowerment Womens 11-12

of Women in Special Christain April
Economic Zone in India college, 2014
Nagercoil
97. Ms. Lissy Bennet National Economic Empowerment Womens 11-12

of Women in Special Christain April
Economic Zone in India college, 2014
Nagercoil
98. Dr. P. S. Anjana National Structural studies of Mn YMCA 20 Jan

doped zinc borate glasses hall, 2014
using Fourier Transform Thiruvanant
Infrared Spectroscopy hapuram

Resource Persons
1. Dr. Ayona Jayadev delivered an invited lecture entitled “Environmental Changes and
food Security” in the National Seminar on ‘Sustainable food systems for food security
and nutrition’ on 23.10.2013 at K.K.T.M Govt. College, Kodungalloor, Kerala.
2. Dr. Smitha Asok V. participated as invited Judge in the 6th Children’s Biodiversity
Congress 2013 organized by the Kerala State Biodiversity Board on 15th November at
Kanakakkunnu Palace, Thiruvananthapuram.
3. Dr. P. S. Anjana is the Visiting Faculty of Institute for Intensive Research in Basic
Sciences (IIRBS), offering MS Programme and Integrated Ph. D. Programme, MG
University, Kerala.
4. Dr. Beenakumari K S was a resource person for “Water Quality Training Programme”
organized by CCDU for ASHA workers and Kudumbasree members at Manikkal
Grama Panchayath Hall, Pirappancode, Thiruvananthapuram on 24 May 2014.
2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

a) The use of ICT supported teaching to enhance the teaching- learning process. The
concepts learnt in the class are reinforced through slide shows and PowerPoint
presentations.
b) Smart Class Room facilities were utilised to make teaching more effective.
c) Field work based training programmes conducted periodically
d) Industrial /Factory visits for pollution monitoring and assessment studies are
facilitated for the students
e) Water, Soil and Air Quality analysis lab well equipped
f) FOSS –GIS based studies for MSc project work
g) Seminars, assignments, projects and field visits to research centers help to
simulate genuine interest in science and infuse the creativity and scientific
knowledge
h) Peer teaching & syllabus based debating
i) Encouraging creative and critical thinking by engaging students in hands-on
activities.
j) In-class writing assignments and un-announced peer reviews.
k) Encouraging flexible grading, that is students get an opportunity to decide how
they want to be graded for assignments, seminars etc. They can choose from a
variety of choices such as power points, to using of boards during seminars to doing
other demonstration activities for their grades instead of sticking to a usual 10-15
minute presentation or usual assignments.
l) Encouraging teacher-student interaction through technology.

2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days
186
during this academic year
2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by

the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding,
Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)
Double valuation, Open Book Examination, Mock Viva Voce, Mock Exams
2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum 14

restructuring/revision/syllabus development
as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop
Sl.No Name of the faculty Field of involvement Member of:

1 Dr. J. K. Reshma Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum
restructuring/revision/syllabus Development
development workshop
2 Dr. Ayona Jayadev Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

3 Dr. Smitha Asok V. Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

4 Ms. Rajani V. Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

5 Dr. Nisha K K Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

6 Dr. Liji Varghese Curriculum Board of Studies

restructuring/revision/syllabus
development
7 Ms. Mary Alice G Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

8 Ms. Parvathy Menon Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum


9 Ms. Shirly Joseph Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum
10 Ms. Vidya T R Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

11 Ms. S. Kalyani Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

12 Dr. Caroline Beena Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

Mendez restructuring/revision/syllabus Development
13 Dr. Caroline Beena Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

Mendez restructuring/revision/syllabus Development
14 Dr. P S Anjana Curriculum Faculty/Curriculum

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students 92.38
2.11 Course/Programme wise

distribution of pass percentage :
Total no. of Division

Title of the
students
Programme Distinction I Class II class III class Pass
appeared
A+, A, B+ B, C+ C, D+ D
MSc. 13 - 100% - - 100%
Environmental
Sciences
MA English 17 - 70.59% 29.41% - 100%
Literature
M.Com 14 17.14% 71.42% 14.28% - 92%
B.Sc Botany 44 22.7% 27.2%- 22.7% - 72.7%
B.Sc Zoology 49 35% 30.6% 6.1% 2% 73.46%
B.Sc 51 61% 8% - - 69%
Chemistry
B Sc Physics 24 62.5% 12.5% 5% 5% 83.3%

BSc 48 48% 31% 4% - 83%
Mathematics
B.Com 57 60% 39% 2% - 100%
B.A History 69 - 29% 19% - 48%
B.A Economics 70 29% 36% 7% 29% 74%
B.A English 66 39.39% 34.85% 12.12% - 89.3%
Literature
B.A Com. 36 19.44% 55.56% 25% - 100%
English
University Rank holders
 1st rank
Meera M S (B.A Economics)
Uma H (B.Sc Mathematics)
 2nd rank
Abja Rasheed (B.A Communicative English)
 3rd rank
Mary Sherin Joseph (M.A English)
 4th rank
Meenu P C (B.Sc Chemistry)
2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes :
 Encouraging regular feedback from departments

 Giving importance to innovative practices.
 Requesting progress charts from the departments.
 Advising alternate solutions to challenging proposals.
 Getting feedback from students and rectifying short falls.
 IQAC meetings are held at regular intervals
2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development
Faculty / Staff Development Number of faculty

Programmes benefitted
Refresher courses 5
UGC – Faculty Improvement 4
Programme
HRD programmes -
Orientation programmes 5
Faculty exchange programme -
Staff training conducted by the 13
University

Staff training conducted by other 1
institutions
Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, 10
etc.
Others 8
Faculty/ Staff Development Programmes
a. Refresher Courses
1. Dr. J. K. Reshma attended Refresher Course in ‘Environmental Sciences’ at UGC-

Academic Staff College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom form 16.01.2014 to
05.02.2014
2. Dr. Siji V L attended Refresher Course in Chemistry at UGC-Academic Staff

College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom form 4 March 2014 to 24 March 2014.
3. Ms. Sangeetha S. attended Refresher Course in Commerce at UGC-Academic Staff

College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom form 05/5/2014 to 25/5/2014
4. Dr. D. Sherly attended Refresher Course in Life Science at UGC-Academic Staff

College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom form 28 May to 17 June 2014
5. Dr. P S Anjana attended Refresher Course in Nano Sciences at UGC-Academic

Staff College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom form 22.10.2013 to 11.11.2013
b. UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme
Sl. Name Programme Subject Centre

No.
1 Smt. Cinthya Faculty Botany JNTBGRI, Palode
Christopher Improvement
Programme
2 Smt. Lekha Rani Faculty History University of
ML Improvement Kerala,Tvpm
Programme
3 Ms. Vidya Nair Faculty Political University of
Improvement Science Kerala,Tvpm
Programme
4 Smt. Margret Faculty Physical University of
Leena Improvement Education Kerala,Tvpm
Programme

c. Orientation programmes
1. Dr. Smitha Asok V. attended Orientation Programme (IT Oriented) at UGC-

Academic Staff College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom from 1st to 28th January
2014
2. Dr. Siji V L attended Orientation Programme (IT Oriented) at UGC-Academic Staff

College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom from 30 April 2014 to 27 May 2014.
3. Dr. Beenakumari K S attended Orientation Programme (IT Oriented) at UGC-

Academic Staff College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom from 6 June 2013 to 3
July 2013.
4. Dr. C Udayakala attended Orientation Programme (IT Oriented) at UGC-Academic

Staff College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom from 6 June 2013 to 3 July 2013.
5. Smt. Vijaya Kumari K attended Orientation Programme (IT Oriented) at UGC-

Academic Staff College, University of Kerala, Kariavattom from 3rd – 30th Oct
2013
d. Staff training conducted by the university
1. Dr. Dhanalekshmy.T.G attended one-day Orientation Programme for CLMC

members on CBCSS at University Senate Chamber, TVM on March 10, 2014
2. Dr. J. K. Reshma attended the workshop “For implementing the Recommendations

of Prof. Hridaya Kumari Committee Report” at the Department of Environmental
Sciences, Kariavattom on 20th and 21st March 2014
3. Dr. Ayona Jayadev attended the workshop “For implementing the

Recommendations of Prof. Hridaya Kumari Committee Report” at the Department
of Environmental Sciences, Kariavattom on 20th and 21st March 2014
4. Dr. Smitha Asok V. attended the workshop “For implementing the

Recommendations of Prof. Hridaya Kumari Committee Report” at the Department
of Environmental Sciences, Kariavattom on 20th and 21st March 2014
5. Smt. Rajani V. attended the workshop “For implementing the Recommendations of

Prof. Hridaya Kumari Committee Report” at the Department of Environmental
Sciences, Kariavattom on 20th and 21st March 2014
6. Ms. Reshma Maria Sampath attended a workshop on “For implementing the

Recommendations of Prof. Hridaya Kumari Committee Report” at Mar Ivanious
College, Tvm on 7th March 2014.
7. Dr. Saji John K attended two day workshop on ‘Microscale Experiments in

Chemistry’ at HHMSPB NSS College for Women, Neeramankara on 4-5 March
2014

8. Dr. Sunita Kurur attended two day workshop on ‘Microscale Experiments in
Chemistry’ at HHMSPB NSS College for Women, Neeramankara on 4-5 March
2014
9. Smt. Shirly Joseph attended the Curriculum Development workshop at Mar Ivanios
College, Tvpm on 20-21 March 2014
10. Smt. Vidya T R attended the Curriculum Development workshop at Dept. of

Statistics, University of Kerala on 15th March 2014
11. Dr. Dhanalekshmy T. G. attended One-day Orientation Programme for CLMC at

University Senate Chamber, Tvpm on March 10, 2014
12. Dr. Caroline Beena Mendez attended Curriculum Development workshop at Mar
Ivanios College, Trivandrum on 28 & 29 March 2014
13. Dr. P S Anjana attended Curriculum Development workshop at Mar Ivanios

College, Trivandrum on 28 & 29 March 2014
e. Staff training conducted by other institutions
1. Dr. Siny G. Benjamin attended Biotechnology Training Programme at Rajiv Gandhi

Center for Biotechnology, Tvpm on 17th June to 5th July 2013.
f. Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc.
1. Dr. J. K. Reshma attended a workshop on “Biodiversity Conservation” at Wildlife

Institute of India, Dehradun during 11-15th of November 2013
2. Dr. Ayona Jayadev attended a workshop on “Biodiversity Conservation” at Wildlife

Institute of India, Dehradun during 11-15th of November 2013
3. Dr. Ayona Jayadev attended a workshop on“Modern Tools in Biotechnology

Information” at University college, Thiruvananthapuram on 25th and 26th February
2014.
4. Dr. J. K. Reshma attended a workshop on ‘Academic Writing and publishing’ at

Kerala State Higher Education Council on 20th February 2014
5. Dr. Smitha Asok V. attended a workshop on ‘Statistical Data Analysis using R’ at

Campus Computing Facility, University of Kerala on 2-3 May 2014
6. Dr. Smitha Asok V. attended a workshop on ‘Academic Writing and publishing’ at

Kerala State Higher Education Council on 20th February 2014
7. Smt. Rajani V. attended a workshop on “Modern Tools in Biotechnology

Information” at University college, Thiruvananthapuram on 25th and 26th February
2014.

8. Ms. Reshma Maria Sampath attended a workshop on French at Alliance Francaise
on 7th and 8th February 2014.
9. Ms. Renjini Raveendran P attended a National Level Workshop on Graph Theory at

the Dept. of Mathematics, University of Kerala on 5-9 May 2014
10. Smt. Aniamma George attended a workshop on Higher Education Scholarship

Scheme at Science and Technology Museum, Trivandrum on 30th Aug 2013
g. Others
1. Dr. J. K. Reshma attended a Special lecture on “Summer Monsoon” at Centre for

Environment and Development, Tvm on 27.06.2014
2. Dr. Smitha Asok V. attended a Special lecture on “Summer Monsoon” at Centre for
Environment and Development, Tvm on 27.06.2014
3. Dr. J. K. Reshma attended Panel Discussion on World Water Day celebrations at

Sree Chithira Thirunal College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram on March
22nd 2014
4. Dr. Ayona Jayadev attended Panel Discussion on World Water Day celebrations at
Sree Chithira Thirunal College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram on March
22nd 2014
5. Dr. J. K. Reshma attended a Invited Lecture on ‘Small Islands and Climate Change’
at Department of Environmental Sciences, Kariavattom on June 6th 2014
6. Dr. Ayona Jayadev attended a Invited Lecture on ‘Small Islands and Climate
Change’ at Department of Environmental Sciences, Kariavattom on June 6th 2014
7. Dr. Smitha Asok V. attended a Invited Lecture on ‘Small Islands and Climate
Change’ at Department of Environmental Sciences, Kariavattom on June 6th 2014
8. Smt. Rajani V. attended a Invited Lecture on ‘Small Islands and Climate Change’ at
Department of Environmental Sciences, Kariavattom on June 6th 2014
2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff
Category Number of Number of Number of Number of

Permanent Vacant permanent positions filled
Employees Positions positions filled temporarily
during the Year
Administrative Staff 9 1
Technical Staff 13 7

List of Administrative and Technical staff
Sl.No Name Designation Category
1. Ms. Soonamma P Sr.Supdt Administrative
2. Sr.Sheela M J Head Acct Administrative
3. Ms. Filomina J U.D.C(H.G) Administrative
4. Sr.Sheeba N.A L.D.C(H.G) Administrative
5. Sr.Girty G M L.D.C(H.G) Administrative
6. Sr. Jeseentha George L.D.C Administrative
7. Ms.Susan K L L.D.C Administrative
8. Ms. Sathy Devi C LD Typist Administrative
9. Sr. Nirmala V Librarian UGC Administrative
10. Ms.Thresiamma V Lib Asst Technical
11. Mr. Raju. T Lib Asst Technical
12. Ms.Meerabai M Lab Asst. (H.G) Technical
13. Ms. Kusala Kumari P Lab Asst. (H.G) Technical
14. Ms. Anitha R Herbarium Keeper Technical
15. Ms. Annamma George Lab Asst. (H.G) Technical
16. Ms. Renuka C Lab Asst. (H.G) Technical
17. Mr. M Johni Lab Asst. Technical
18. Ms. Marykutty S Lab Asst. Technical
19. Ms. Latha Varghese L.G.S (H.G) Technical
20. Sr. Tissy Joseph L.G.S (H.G) Technical
21. Ms. Vijayakumari L.G.S (H.G) Technical
22. Ms. S. Ramadevi L.G.S (H.G) Technical

Criterion – III
3. Research, Consultancy and Extension
3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution
 Encouraging FAPS and part-time research among students.
 Looking out for seminars and conferences to give teachers exposure.
 Revamping research centres.
 Updating library facilities and making technology available.
 Teachers are regularly encouraged to attend and present papers at National /

International seminars, workshops and conferences.
 A well stocked library function within the campus to aid in promoting

research for the students also.
 WIFI enabled campus
3.2 Details regarding major projects
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 3 - 1
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 9.68 26.71 - 53
Sl. Outlay
Funding Principal
No. Name of Project Rs Period Status
agency Investigator
In lakhs
1 Isolation and characterization UGC 7.73 2013 - Ongoin Dr. J. K.
of phenol degrading anaerobic 2016 g Reshma
bacteria: with special
reference to methanogens and
sulphate reducers from
coconut husk retting
2 Bioprospecting Marine UGC 12.74 2013 - Ongoin Dr. Ayona
Microorganisms through 2016 g Jayadev
Culture Dependant Methods
3 Synthesis, Characterization, UGC 9.68 2011- Compl Dr. P. S.

and properties of glass 2014 eted Anjana
ceramics for low temperature
cofired ceramic applications

4 Ceramic based KSCSTE 53 - Submit Dr. P. S.
photoluminescent materials ted Anjana
for optoelectronic applications
5. Treatment of Indian values in UGC 6.24 2012 - Ongoin Dr. V

the poetry of 2015 g Prasannamon
“Sughathakumari” y (Retd)
3.3 Details regarding minor projects
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

(Lakhs) (Lakhs)
Number 10 2 3
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 12.4 3.3 9.5
Funding Outlay Rs Principal

Name of Project Period Status
agency In lakhs Investigator
“Ecology of Phenol UGC 2 2 Yrs Sanctioned Rajani V.
Degrading Bacteria in Waste
Water Treatment Plants of
Selected Industries”
‘Identification of bioactive UGC 1.6 2 Yrs Ongoing Dr. Nisha K K

allelochemicals from the
genus Crotalaria’
Schiff Bases as promising 2 Yrs

UGC 1.8 Ongoing Dr. Saji John K
agents for metal ion removal
Crystal growth and 2 Yrs
characterization of NLO
materials and its applications
in various disciplines of UGC 2 Ongoing Dr. Siji V. L.
biological inorganic
chemistry
Impact of Employees 0.50 2 Yrs Ongoing Ms. Lissy

Welfare Measures on the UGC Bennet
Productivity of Public Sector
Undertakings in Trivandrum
Global Financial Crisis and 0 .50 2 Yrs Ongoing Ms. Sangeetha

its impact on Non Resident UGC S.
Keralites
From Time Out to Power UGC 1.50 2 Yrs Ongoing Sonya J. Nair
Play

Dalit Interlocutions in Cyber UGC 1.40 2 Yrs Ongoing Kukku Xavier
Space
Beauty Myths in Popular UGC 1.20 2 Yrs Ongoing Liji Varghese

Culture
Trauma and Recovery UGC 1.30 2 Yrs Sanctioned Raj Sree MS
Tradition Vs Modernity: The UGC I.30 I Year Ongoing Vijaya Kumari

Challenges And Transition In K
The Life Of Tribal Women
In Kerala
Physical effect of aerobic UGC 0.60 18 Ongoing Divya S R
training on college female months
athletes from coastal areas.
Prevalence of mal nutrition UGC 3.0 2 Yrs Submitted Jiji Vijayan

on migrant labor in Kerala
and the need of food security
interventions – a case study
for Trivandrum District
Reproductive performance of UGC 2.0 2 Yrs Submitted Dr. D.Sherly

red cherry shrimp
Neocaridina heteropoda to
dietary proteins
Zerovalent nano iron loaded UGC 4.5 2 Yrs Submitted Dr. Sunita
activated carbon (nZVI/AC) Kurur
as adsorbent for waste water
treatment
3.4 Details on research publications
International National Others

Peer Review Journals 35 8
Non-Peer Review Journals
e-Journals 6 2
Conference proceedings 10 (Ref item 10 (Ref item
2.5) 2.5)

Publications in peer review journals
Sl Author Title of the Journal Level Impact

No. paper Factor
1 Dr. J. K. Reshma “Comparative evaluation of Journal of Basic Internatio -
fish species thriving in and Applied nal
anoxic and freshwater Biology
habitats”
Vol.7, No.3.
July, 2013
2 Dr. J. K. Reshma ‘Biodegradation pattern of Asian Journal of Internatio -

polyphenols released during Environmental nal
husk retting in different Sciences
bacterial isolates in vitro’
3 Dr. J. K. Reshma ‘Estimation of Lycopene Asian Journal of Internatio -

content in different tomato Environmental nal
varieties and its commercial Sciences
products’
4 Dr. J. K. Reshma “Food adulteration of ‘Journal of Internatio -

commercially available Ecobiology’ nal
commodities at
Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala”
5 Dr. J. K. Reshma “Screening of various fruits ‘Journal of Internatio

and vegetables for excessive Ecotoxicology nal
nitrogen containing and
pesticides” Environmental
Monitoring’
6 Dr. Ayona “Effect of Pollution on the Journal of Basic Internatio -

Jayadev fish diversity in Mangrove and Applied nal
ecosystem of Akkulam – Biology
Veli lake,
Thiruvananthapuram, South Vol.7, No.3.
India” July, 2013
7 Dr. Ayona “Seasonal changes in Ecology and National -

Jayadev bacterial indicators in fisheries’
drinking water of
Thiruvananthapuram Vol6(1): 43 - 52
corporation, Kerala’’
8 Dr. Ayona “Phytochemical analysis and ‘The Bioscan’ Internatio -

evaluation of antibacterial

Jayadev and antioxidant activities of 8(2) 661 – 664 nal
Vitex negundo and
Ophiorrhiza mungos” 2013
9 Dr. Ayona “Global climate change and ‘Ecology and National -

Jayadev activities of marine fisheries’
microbes-A review”
6(2) 85 – 94,
2013
10 Dr. Ayona ‘Isolation of Protease Asian Journal of Internatio -

Jayadev producing bacteria from a Environmental nal
biofertilizer generated from a Sciences
municipal soild waste’
8 (2), 2013
11 Dr. Ayona “Bioprospecting marine ‘Asian journal Internatio

Jayadev microorganisms through of nal
culture dependent methods” Microbiology,
biotechnology
and
Environmental
Sciences’
16(1), 2013
12 Dr. Ayona “Isolation of Amylolytic ‘The Ecoscan’ Internatio 5.25

Jayadev Bacteria from a Biofertilizer nal
Generated From Municipal 7 (3&4), 2013
Solid Waste”
13 Dr. Ayona “Isolation and ‘Asian journal Internatio

Jayadev Characterization of lipase of nal
producing bacteria from a Microbiology,
biofertilizer generated from biotechnology
Municipal Solid Waste” and
Environmental
Sciences’
16(2), 2014
14 Dr. Smitha Asok “Utilisation of Limnocharis Journal of Basic Internatio

V. flava an invasive exotic and Applied nal
aquatic weed from Kuttanad Biology
wetland ecosystem as a
potential feedstock for Vol.7, No.3.
aquaculture” July, 2013

15 Dr. Smitha Asok ‘Digital Terrain Modelling of Journal of Internatio
V. a Small Micro -Watershed Ecology, nal
Using GIS, in Karamana Environment
River Basin, and
Thiruvananthapuram’ Conservation
16 Dr. Smitha Asok ‘Landscape level floral Asian Journal of Internatio

V. biodiversity characterization Environmental nal
and estimation in Sciences
Shendurney wildlife
sanctuary using remote
sensing and GIS techniques
17 Dr. Smitha Asok ‘A critical evaluation of Pollution Internatio

V. stage-wise reduction in Research nal
pollutant load in the Effluent
Treatment Plant of
Hindustan Lifecare Limited,
Thiruvananthapuram’
18 Dr. Smitha Asok ‘A critical evaluation of Pollution Internatio

V. stage-wise reduction in Research nal
pollutant load in the Effluent
Treatment Plant of
Hindustan Lifecare Limited,
Thiruvananthapuram’
19 Dr. Smitha Asok ‘Analysis of variation of soil Global Journal Internatio

V. bulk densities with respect to of nal
different vegetation classes, Environmental
in a tropical rain forest – a Research
study in Shendurney Wildlife
Sanctuary, S. Kerala, India’
20 Smt. Rajani V. “Preliminary study on Journal of Basic Internatio

antioxidant potential of two and Applied nal
aquatic weeds- Water Biology
hyacinth and Duckweed”
Vol.7, No.3.
July, 2013
21 Smt. Rajani V. Comparative study on water Ecology and National

quality parameters of fresh Fisheries
water habitats in selected
areas of Thiruvananthapuram Vol (2), 2014

City, Kerala, India’
22 Smt. Rajani V. ‘Water quality analysis of Research Internatio 0.64

two surface water resources Journal of nal
in Thiruvananthapuram, Chemistry and
Kerala, India’ Environment
Vol 18 (7),
2014
23 Smt. Rajani V. ‘Ground Water Pollution in Pollution Internatio

Kerala – A Review’ Research, 2014 nal
23 Smt. Sheela Mary “Chromosome number and Journal of Internatio

Xavier unique pollen characteristics Medicinal and nal
of an endemic medicinal Aromatic Plant
plant Naragamia alata” Sciences
35(1, 2), 2013
24 Smt. Cinthya “Documentation and utility Journal of Basic Internatio

Christopher based screening of aquatic & Applied nal
vascular plants in Biology
Karikkakam and
Venpalavattom” Vol.7, No.3.
July, 2013
25 Dr. Nisha K K “Documentation and utility Journal of Basic Internatio

based screening of aquatic & Applied nal
vascular plants in Biology
Karikkakam and
Venpalavattom” Vol.7, No.3.
July, 2013
26 Dr. Sajitha Rajan “Preliminary study on Journal of Basic Internatio

S antioxidant potential of two & Applied nal
aquatic weeds- water Biology
hyacinth and duckweed”
Vol.7, No.3.
July, 2013
27 Dr. Beenakumari Saraca Indica (Asoka) Journal of Internatio 0.11

KS Leaves Extract as Corrosion Industrial nal
Inhibitor for Mild Steel in Pollution
Potable Water – A Control
bioremediation Method
2013, 29(2), pp.

213-218
28 Dr. Beenakumari Corrosion Prevention of Portugaliae Internatio 0.74

KS Aluminium in 1 N HCl by Electrochimica nal
surface Deposition of Nickel Acta
Titanate
2013, 31(4), pp.
235-239
29 Dr. Siji V L (2E)-2-Benzylidene-N- Acta Internatio

phenylhydrazinecarboxamide Crystallographi nal
ca-Section E
April 2014,
E70,591
30 Ms. Sangeetha S. NRI Investments-Myths and Journal of the Internatio

Reality International nal
Conference
31 Ms. Sangeetha S. Financial Sector Reforms Basel 3 Accord- National

and the Banking Industry in Issues in the
India:Oppurtunities and Indian Context
Challenges
32 Dr. Kavitha N Reconsructing Religions in Indian Journal National

Post Colonial Paradigms, of Post Colonial
Voices in Mahfouz’s Literature
Children of the Valley
33 Dr. C Udayakala Representation of Women in Magazine of Internatio

the writings of Sara Joseph SVASH nal
34 Dr.Dhanalekshm “A Comparative study of the Journal of Basic Internatio

y.T.G status of two surface water and Applied nal
bodies based on Physico- Biology
chemical and Bacteriological
parameters” Vol.7, No.3.
July, 2013
35 Dr.D.Sherly “Dietary Supplementation of Journal of Basic Internatio

a herbal product, LIVOL on and Applied nal
the growth performance of Biology
Fringed lipped carp, Labeo
Fimbriatus (DAY) Vol.7, No.3.
July, 2013
38 Dr. Deepa M Growth and characterization Spectro chimica Internatio 1.977

of crystals of a new organic Acta Part

complex of Thio Urea with A:Molecular nal
Quinine Sulphate And
Dihydrate:An NLO Material Biomolecular
Spectroscopy,
12, 517-523,
2014
39 Dr. Deepa M Influence of Fe dopant Journal of 1.486

concentration and Annealing Materials
Temperature on the Science
structural and optical Materials in
properties of ZNO thin films Electronics, 25,
deposited by sol-gel method 224-232, 2014
40 Dr. P. S. Anjana Synthesis and Journal of Non Internatio 1.597

Characterization of Crystalline nal
Strontium and Barium solids
Bismuth Borate Glass-
Ceramic
41 Dr. Veena First observational study of Earth, Planets Internatio 2.921

Suresh Babu eclipse induced variations in and Space, 65, nal
the horizontal winds 781-790, 2013
simultaneously in the
troposphere, stratosphere
mesospheric and lower
thermosphere region over
equatorial station Thumba
(8.50N, 76.90E)
42 Dr. Veena Day to day and seasonal Annales Internatio 1.518

Suresh Babu variability of quasi 5 day Geophysicae nal
wave over Trivandrum
43 Dr. Veena Quasi biennial oscillation in Current National 0.91

Suresh Babu the stratosphere and Science, 106,
mesosphere and quantitative No. 9, 1260-
estimation of forcing from 1269, 2014
short period planetary waves
over an equatorial station

Conference proceedings (Provide details)
1. Dr. Sr. Shaina T. J – “Karyotypic variations in Coccinia grandis, a dioecious
cucurbit exhibiting floral polymorphism” in the Proceedings of the Indian
Science Conference on Cytology and Genetics held on 22nd -23rd October 2013 at
Department of Botany, University of Kerala, Trivandrum
2. Dr. Sajitha Rajan S - “Cell Suspension Culture, extraction and purification of
apigenin from Polytrichum commune and its potentialities against Human Colon
Cancer Cell Lines” in the proceedings of 26th Kerala Science Congress held at
Veterinary University, Pookode, Wayanad
3. Dr. Sajitha Rajan S - “Photosynthetic pigments profile and chlorophyllase
activity during leaf ontogeny in Mangifera indica L.” in the proceedings of
‘International Conference on emerging frontiers and challenges in
Chemistry’(ICEFCC- 2014)
4. Dr. Sajitha Rajan S – “Laser induced chlorophyll fluorescence spectra – A tool for
early stress detection in plants.” In the proceedings of ‘International Conference
on emerging frontiers and challenges in Chemistry’(ICEFCC- 2014)
5. Dr. Sr. Shaina T J –“Nutritive evaluation of a non-conventional wild ethnic plant
Pereskia bleo” in the proceedings of National Seminar on Contemporary
Techniques in Environmental Research and Conservation
6. Dr. Sajitha Rajan S –“Nutritive evaluation of a non-conventional wild ethnic plant
Pereskia bleo” in the proceedings of National Seminar on Contemporary
Techniques in Environmental Research and Conservation
7. Dr. Sajitha Rajan S –“Bryophyte flora in Kallar region of Ponmudi: a window in
to the conservation need” in the proceedings of National Seminar on
Contemporary Techniques in Environmental Research and Conservation
8. Dr. Sajitha Rajan S –“Photosynthetic efficiency of a phyllode (Acacia),
phylloclade (Opuntia) and a cladode (Asparagus)” in the proceedings of National
Seminar on Contemporary Techniques in Environmental Research and
Conservation
9. Dr. Sajitha Rajan S –“Metal absorption by two bryophytes from Neyyar wild life
sanctuary (Kerala)” and its tolerance mechanism in the proceedings of National
Seminar on Contemporary Techniques in Environmental Research and
Conservation
10. Nayana.S, Lekshmy Rajan , Dr. Dhanalekshmy T. G. published a paper on the
topic “A Random Study Of Dietary Pattern In Type 2 Diabetes” in the
Proceedings (ISBN: 978-81-910811-3-8) of the two day National Seminar on
Prevention of Life Style Diseases through Participation in Physical Activities, on
10-11 February 2014 organised by the Department of Physical Education, All
Saints’ College.
11. Shyma.P.Darsan and Dr. Dhanalekshmy published a paper on the topic “Quality
Assessment Of Drinking Water Of Different Areas In Thiruvananthapuram City”
in the Proceedings (ISBN: 978-93-83083-81-7) of the two day National Seminar
on ‘Contemporary Techniques in Environmental Research and Conservation
(CTERC-2014)’ organized by the PG Department of Environmental Sciences, All
Saints’ College on March 13 – 14, 2014.
12. Caroline Beena Mendez and N V Nair, Mössbauer Studies of Cd Doped Co2Z
hexaferrite, Recent Advances in Condensed Matter Physics, held at All Saints
College, Thiruvananthapuram on 22nd August, 2013.
13. S Dhanya, K Rajendra Babu, M Deepa, Structural Properties of Sm3+ doped
SnO2 nanopowders synthesized by a sol-gel method, Fourth International

conference on perspectives in Vibrational spectroscopy, ICOPVS-2013, August 6-
9, 2013. Department of Physics, Bishop Moore College, Mavelikara, Kerala, India
14. S Prasanna , B R Bijini , M Deepa , K Rajendra Babu & C M K Nair, Single
crystal X-ray studies of pyridine-3-carboxylic acid (Nicotinic acid) crystals grown
by gel method, Recent Advances in Condensed Matter Physics, held at All Saints
College, Thiruvananthapuram on 22nd August, 2013.
15. S Dhanya, K Rajendra Babu, M Deepa, Structural Properties of Nd3+ doped SnO2
nanopowders synthesized by a sol-gel method, Materials; Process and
applications of Novel Technologies NMAT, 7-8 November 2013. HHMSPBNSS
College for women, Neeramankara, Tvm
16. S. R. Rejisha, P. S. Anjana, N. Gopakumar, Effect of manganese oxide on
properties of zinc borate glass and glass ceramics, International Conference on
Advanced Functional Materials– ICAFM-2014 held at Thiruvananthapuram from
19-21, February, 2014
17. S. R. Rejisha, P. S. Anjana, N. Gopakumar, National Conference on “Optical
properties of alkaline earth zinc borate glasses” held at All Saints College,
Thiruvananthapuram on 6th August, 2013.
18. S. R. Rejisha, P. S. Anjana, N. Gopakumar, Effect of alkaline earth metals on the
structural Properties of zinc borate glass held at All Saints College,
Thiruvananthapuram on 23rd August, 2013.
19. S. R. Rejisha, P. S. Anjana, N. Gopakumar, Structural studies of Mn doped zinc
borate glasses using Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy, UGC sponsored
Research Instrumentation for Interdisciplinary Sciences seminar conducted by
Peringammala Iqbal College, YMCA Hall, Thiruvananthapuram.
20. Veena Suresh Babu and Geetha Ramkumar, Stratospheric and mesospheric
quasi-biennial oscillations and their interrelationship, UGC Sponsored National
Seminar Advances in Geophysics, Space and Atmospheric Research (AGSAR-
2014) 13-15th March, 2014 held at Christian College, Chengannur.
3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:
Range 0.11-2.92 Average 1.322 h-index - Nos. in SCOPUS
3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and
other organizations
Name of the
Duration Total grant Received
Nature of the Project funding
Year sanctioned
Agency
3yrs 7.73
UGC 4.21
2013-16
3yrs 12.74
2013-16 UGC 8.87
3yrs 6.24
Major projects 2012-15 UGC 3.92
KSCSTE 53 -
Submitted
3yrs
UGC 9.68 7.278
2011-14

2yrs
UGC 1.60 1.20
2014-16
UGC
2 yrs 2 -
2 UGC 380000 300000
2 yrs
UGC 100000 60000
2012-14
1 yr UGC 1,30,000 95,000
18 months UGC 0.6 0.4

2 yrs UGC
1.8 1.45
2013-15
2Yrs UGC 2 1.5
Minor Projects
2Yrs UGC 0.50 0.30
2Yrs UGC 0 .50 0.30
2Yrs UGC 1.50 1.17
2Yrs UGC 1.40 1.10
2Yrs UGC 1.30 0.90
2Yrs UGC 1.30 -
2Yrs UGC 3.0 -
2Yrs UGC 2.0 -
2Yrs UGC 4.5 -
Interdisciplinary
Projects
Industry sponsored
Projects sponsored by Six months
KSCSTE Rs. 41,000/- Nil
the University/ College (2013)
Students research
projects
(other than compulsory
by the University)
Any other(Specify)
Total

3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. 6 Chapters in Edited Books
ii) Without ISBN No. 7
Sl. Name of author Name of Book ISBN No.

No.
1. Dr. Smitha Asok V. Proceedings of the National Seminar ISBN 978-93-
(Editor) on ‘Contemporary Techniques in 83083-81-7
Environmental Research and
Conservation (CTERC-2014)
2. Dr. Siny G. Benjamin Informatics ISBN-978-93-
5087-885-9
3. Dr. Siny G. Benjamin Informatics and Bioinformatics ISBN-978-93-

5087-889-7
4. Dr. D Sherly (Editor) Journal of basic and applied Biology ISSN 0973-8207
Vol.7, No.3
5. Ms. Divya S. R. Proceedings of the National ISBN

(Editor) Seminar on ‘Prevention of Life Style 978-81-910811-3-
diseases through participation in 8
physical activities’
6 Dr. Siji V L (Editor) Proceedings of the International ISBN 978-81-

Conference on Emerging Frontiers 920782-1-2
and Challenges in Chemistry
(ICEFCC-2014
7 Dr. Sindhu Proceedings of the National

Yesodharan (Editor) Seminar on “Advances in Chemistry
Research and Opportunities”
8. Dept of Chemistry Chemi-Outlook
9. Dept of Malayalam ‘Thoolika’
10. Dept of Hindi ‘Boondem’
11. Dept of Physics Ripples
12. Dept of Botany Life that blooms in green
13. Womens’ Study Cell ‘Ujjwala’

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

Rs. 83,250/-
Income tax consultancy – Rs. 12000 ( 200x60)
Yoga and Aerobics – Rs. 11,250 (250x45)
ELSA Programme – Rs. 60,000 (1000x60)
3.11 No. of conferences organized by the Institution
( Provide details if any)
Level International National State University College

Number 6 8 3 - 17
Sponsoring i) DSTI i) UGC i) UGC

agencies ii) KSCSTE ii) DOECC ii)Management Management
iii) Central Bank iii) KSCSTE
of India
iv) NABARD
iv) kanthari
interntional
v) Management
International Conferences
1. International seminar on “Advances in Aquaculture Technologies” was organized

by the Dept of Zoology on 18th and 19th July 2013, sponsored by KSCSTE (Kerala
state Council for Science, Technology and Environment).
2. International seminar on “Micro Finance- Opportunities and challenges “ was
organized by the Dept of Commerce on 7th and 8th February 2014, sponsored by
Central Bank of India.
3. International Conference on “Emerging Frontiers and Challenges in Chemistry”

ICEFCC-2014 on 17th and 18th February 2014 jointly sponsored by DST(SERB

Division),Technology Bhavan, New Delhi and KSCSTE , Govt. Of Kerala,
Thiruvananthapuram
4. International seminar on “ Ending Gendered Violence: From Theory to Practice”

was organized by the Dept of English on 18th and 19th November 2013, sponsored
by Central Bank of India.
5. International Seminar on Fibonacci numbers Probability and Gambling on 16-17

December 2013, was organized by the Dept of Mathematics, sponsored by the
Management.
6. International Workshop on “Tribal realities in Kerala”, was organized by the Dept

of English in collaboration with ‘kanthari interntional’ on 25th September 2013,
sponsored by the Management.
National Seminars
1. Department of Environmental Sciences organized a two day national Seminar on
‘Contemporary Techniques in Environmental research and
Conservation’(CTERC-2014) on 13th and 14th of March 2014, with financial
assistance from DoECC (Directorate of Environment and Climate Change),
NABARD and KSCSTE (Kerala state Council for Science, Technology and
Environment).
2. National Seminar on “Green Conservation- Traditional Methods” was conducted on
March 10th 2014. Dr. Jomy Augustine, Prof. & Head, Department of Botany, St.
Thomas College, Palai gave a talk on ‘Ethics of Biodiversity Conservation’ and
Mr. Rakesh Vadhyar, Botanical Assistant, Botanical Survey of India,
Coimbatore gave a presentation on ‘Herbarium Techniques’100 delegates from
various colleges and institution participated in the seminar.
3. National seminar on “Advances in Chemistry Research and Opportunities” was
held on 5-08-2013, was organized by the Dept of Chemistry, sponsored by the
KSCTE, Govt. Of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram.
4. UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Empowerment Of Women: Challenges And
Prospects- A Socio-Economic Perspective” was organized by the Dept of
History & Economics on 29th and 30th January 2014
5. UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Prevention of Life Style diseases through
participation in Physical Activities, organized by the /dept of Physical
Education on 10th and 11th February 2014.
6. National symposium on “The many lives of Edward Said”, organized by the Dept
of English on 13th November 2013, sponsored by the Management.

7. National symposium on “ Trends and Opportunities in Media ” , organized by the
Dept of English, in collaboration with M.O.P Vaishnav College for Women ,
Chennai on 13th November 2013
8. National Seminar on “Recent advances in Condensed Matter Physics” organized by
the Dept of Physics on 22nd August 2013, sponsored by the Management.
State level
1. Workshop on “ Ornamental Fish culture an Aquarium Management, organized by
the Dept of Zoology in collaboration with Matsyafed, Dept of Fisheries, Govt of
Kerala on 11th-15th March 2014.
2. Seminar on ‘Veettil Oru Adukkalathottam’ was given by Mrs. Mini C. L.,

Agricultural Officer, Agricultural Department, Kudappanakkunnu to the
Kudumbasree members and the students and teachers of the department of Botany
on 25.01.2014.
3. Seminar on ‘How to raise a vegetable garden and the importance of organic

farming’ was delivered by Mr. Binulal, Coordinator, Agricultural Department,
Kudappanakkunnu to the Kudumbasree members and the students and teachers of
the department of Botany on 25.01.2014.
College Level
1. Workshop on Plant Tissue Culture Techniques under DBT Star College Scheme
was conducted on 7th March 2014 by the Dept of Botany. Demonstration Class on
Plant tissue culture was done by Dr. Shirly Raichal Anil, Senior Scientist, Central
Tuber Crops Research Institute, Sreekariyam. 50 students from Zoology and Botany
departments participated in the workshop.
2. Invited talk on “Carnivorous Plants” by Dr. C. Sathish Kumar, Scientist, JNTBGRI,
Palode was organized by the Dept of Botany on 29th July 2013 and booklets of
carnivorous plants were distributed to students and teachers.
3 Invited talk on Creative Writing by the writer Tarun James Jimani, organized by
the Dept of English on 8th October 2013.
4 Dept of Physics conducted an interactive Session by Dr.S Shreedharan and Dr.
Hemendra Arya, IIT Mumbai in collaboration with ‘Breakthrough Sciences
Society”, Trivandrum Chapter on 11th October 2013.
5 A talk on” The impact of Inflation on Indian Economy” was organized by the Dept
of Economics on 20th August 2013
6 A talk on “Feasibility of the Vizhinjam Project” by Mr. Elias John was jointly
conducted by the Dept of Economics and History on 26th July 2013.
7 Talk on ‘Higher Education and Career Opportunities in Economics’ was conducted
on 25th September 2013

8 Talk organized by the dept of Environmental Sciences on “Spacial Data on
Daytoday life” by Dr. Thri Vikramji K P, Director Center for Environmental
Development, Kerala on 12th December 2013
9 Talk by Dr. A Simi, Dept of Chemistry, St. Josephs’ College, Trichy on the topic “
Group Theory and its merits” on 21st October 2013.
10 Interactive Session by Dept of Commerce , on the topic “ CA courses” delivered by
Mr. Hari C, Chairman of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India,
Trivandrum Branch on 1st October 2013.
11 Talk on “Tax Practitioners” by Mr. Omanakuttan S, Director, Tax study center,
Ernakulam by the department of Commerce on 21st October 2013
12 Talk on “Humanisation of Mathematical Education” by Dept of Mathematics

13 Talk by Shri. Srilil S. L, G.Tech Computer, Tvm on 9th September 2013 by the Dept
of Commerce.
14 Talk on “International Qualification and Management Fest, Kerala Business
Challenge” by Mr. Shone Babu , organized by the Dept of Commerce
15 Talk on ‘Public Health and Hygeine’ by Dr. Reji Jose organized by the Dept. of
Zoology on October 22.
16 nvited talk by on ‘Fish Culture and its Importance’ by Mr.Ajayan organized by the
Dept of Zoology on November 22nd 2013.
17 Seminar and Open Forum on ‘Gender Awareness’ by ADGP Dr.B Sandhya IPS by
Womens’ Study Cell on 24th February 2014
18 3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons
19 Dr. Caroline Beena Mendez served as Chairman of theory and Practical
Supplementary examinations – Bsc Physics, Annual Scheme -2014 of Kerala
University
20 Dr. P. S. Anjana is the Visiting Faculty of Institute for Intensive Research in Basic
Sciences (IIRBS), offering MS Programme and Integrated Ph. D. Programme, MG
University, Kerala
21 Dr. Veena Suresh Babu served as Visiting examiner for Practical Examinations of
ICSE-2014 at Holy Angel’s Convent, Trivandrum
22 Smt. Kalyani S served as Chairman of theory and Practical Supplementary
examinations – Bsc Physics, Annual Scheme-2013 of Kerala University
23 Dr. Beenakumari served as a resource person for the Water Quality Training
Programme for ASHA workers and Kudumbasree members organized by CCDU at
Manikkal Grama Panchayath Hall, Pirappancode, Thiruvananthapuram on 24 May
2014
3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year
3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:
From Funding agency 34.17 From Management of University/College 1
Total 34.17
3.16 No. of patents received this year
Type of Patent Number

Applied
National
Granted
Applied
International
Granted
Applied
Commercialised
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

3 1 2
1. Dr. J. K. Reshma was awarded a Certificate of appreciation for Programme Officer

(NSS) at University level for the year 2013-14.
2. Dr. Beenakumari K S got Best Paper Award in the National Seminar on
Contemporary Techniques in Environmental Research and Conservation organized
at All Saints’ Colleges, Thiruvananthapuram on 13- 14 March 2014contemperary
3. Dr. Ayona Jayadev got Best Paper Award in the National Seminar on
Contemporary Techniques in Environmental Research and Conservation organized
at All Saints’ Colleges, Thiruvananthapuram on 13- 14 March 2014contemperary
for Microbiology section
3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides
and students registered under them 4
1. Dr. Chandrika Balan

(a)Ms. Sapna Sreenivas
2. Dr. Usha Menon
(a)Dr. Kavitha N (b) Mr. Arjun Predeep (c) Chitra Thrivikraman Nair
3. Dr. Deepa M
(a) Mr. Santhosh V S (b) Ms. Lekshmi (c) Ms. Dhanya
4. Dr. P. S. Anjana
(a)Rejisha S R (b)Salinigopal M S (c) Girija Nair (d) Viji S

3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution 5
3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)
JRF SRF Project Fellows 3 Any other
3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:
University level 225 State level 113
National level International level

10
3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:
National level 2 International level
3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:
3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:
University level State level
3.25 No. of Extension activities organized
University forum College forum
NCC NSS 57
Any other
 Eco Club
 Bhoomithra Sena club
 Literary & Debating Club
 Performing Arts Club
 Biodiversity club
 The Human Rights Forum Club
 Health – Nutrition & Physical Fitness Club
 Kuruvi Nature club
 Planning Forum
 Women’s study cell
 Career guidance cell
 Community Health Club
 Literacy Mission Club
 Science Club

3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and
Institutional Social Responsibility
 NSS
1) Kerala Youth Welfare Board conducted “Vision 2030” on 23rd April 2013,
Thursday at Govt. Guest House, Thiruvananthapuram. 10 NSS volunteers
participated in the event.
2) On May 1st 2013, the 100th year of Indian Cinema Inaugration was held at
Vyloppilli Samskrithi Bhavan. 15 NSS volunteers participated in the programme.
3) 3 active NSS volunteers participated in the National Level Program “Jagran Bharat
-2013” from 8th – 12th May 2013 at Mar Gregorios Renewal Centre, Tvpm.
4) Five volunteers participated in the campus cleaning programme organised by NSS
cell, University of Kerala, and Gandhian studies centre, University of Kerala on
5/6/2013.
5) A meeting was conducted in the college to chart out the activities of NSS for the
new academic year on 6/6/2013.
6) On 14th June 2013, State level inauguration of World Blood Donor day, organised
by Kerala AIDS Control Society was held at All Saints’ College,
Thiruvananthapuram. 41 students donated blood. 30 volunteers were in charge.
College received the award for best women’s college which promotes voluntary
blood donation activities during 2012-13 .
7) An orientation regarding NSS was given to 1st year students by Dr.J.K.Reshma on
3/7/2013.
8) On 16th July 2013, NSS units of All Saints College organised Voluntary Blood
Donation. 20 volunteers were in charge and 18 students donated blood.
9) 3rd Eco Youth Festival was conducted from 21st – 25th July 2013 at University
students centre, Thiruvananthapuram, organised by Centre for Gandhian Studies,
University of Kerala. 15 NSS volunteers were on duty.
10) A Need Analysis Survey (Participatory Rural Appraisal) was conducted in
Karikkakom village (adopted village of NSS) from 29/7/2013 to 31/7/2013. The
survey focused mainly on the basic necessities of the surrounding community and
the report presented suggested remedial measures.
11) Independence Day was celebrated in the college with the joint participation of NSS,
Department of History and AICUF. National Integration Programmes were also
arranged during the function on 15th August 2013
12) 15 NSS volunteers participated in one week Independence Day Celebration which
was conducted from 9th – 15th August 2013 by NSS and Centre for Gandhian
studies, University of Kerala. Volunteers participated in various competitions and
Aruna R. P (NSS Secretary – All Saints’ College) was the sub-editor of
‘Swathanthriya Smrithi’ Newspaper published during the event.
13) A meeting of NSS program officers and the Award Ceremony, was conducted on
24th August 2013 at Senate Chamber, University of Kerala. All Saints’ College
bagged the award for the NSS unit having done Exemplary Service for the National
Service Scheme during 2012-13 , Best NSS volunteer (Ms. Stephy Lopez) and
Special Award for oustanding volunteer (Ms. Archana.R.P)

14) The ICPF Awareness Programme against suicide was held on 4th September 2013
from 2:30p.m – 4:00 p.m in All Saints’ College
15) 50 NSS volunteers offered voluntary service during Golden Jubilee Celebrations of
All Saints’ College on 7th September 2013 at the College Auditorium.
16) 5 NSS volunteers participated in the function organised by NSS cell and Centre for
Gandhian Studies, University of Kerala at Old Age Home, Poojapura on 14th
September 2013.
17) All NSS volunteers participated in the programme organised in connection with the
Traffic awareness week. A mobile Traffic awareness exhibition vehicle was parked
in the campus and the students eagerly participated in the event. An awareness
session was also led by Sri. Samuel. D, Sub Inspector of Police, City Traffic Police
Control Room, Thiruvananthapuram on 2.1.2014
18) 5 NSS volunteers participated in a seminar on “Education or marriage – At 16”
conducted by Awake India on 28th September 2013 at Press Club ,
Thiruvananthapuram.
19) All Saints College received the award in recognition of voluntary blood donation
camps organised during 2012-2013 by Department of Transfusion Medicine, Sree
Chithra Thirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology,
Thiruvananthapuram on 1.10.2013
20) 25 NSS volunteers participated in the cleaning programme at Kochuveli Railway
Station on 2nd October 2013.
21) 30 NSS volunteers participated in the Gandhi Jayanthi Celebrations from 2nd – 8th
October, 2013 at VJT Hall.
22) 4 NSS volunteers participated in the Youth Leadership Camp “Sakarma” conducted
by Kerala State Youth Welfare Board from 10th – 12th October 2013 at Mar
Gregorios Renewal Centre, Thiruvananthapuram.
23) A seminar on “Breast Cancer Awareness” was conducted by the NSS unit of All
Saints’ College, on 17th October 2013. The session was handled by Dr. Thomas
Varghese, Senior Onchologist and Reconstructive surgeon, Renai Medi city,
Cochin. Whole college participated in the event and pink day was observed on the
day. Whole college was adorned in pink marking the significance of love and care
offered to breast cancer patients all over the world.
24) Aruna R.P, Secretary, NSS unit of All Saints’ College has been elected as the
member of the NSS advisory Committee, University of Kerala with effect from 5th
August 2013. Aruna. R.P participated in the 1st Advisory Committee Meeting held
at Syndicate room, University of Kerala on August 14th 2013.
25) A seminar on “Exploitation of Women” was conducted by the NSS unit of All
Saints’ College on 24th September 2013. All the volunteers participated in the
function.
26) 20 NSS volunteers participated in “Prathyasha” conducted by Malabar Gold and
Social Welfare Mission on 28th October 2013 at Muscat Hotel,
Thiruvananthapuram.
27) A voluntary Blood Donation Camp was conducted in the college on 1/11/2013. 37
students donated blood.

28) Seven day annual camp was conducted in Karikkakom Government School from
1/11/2013 to 7/11/2013. The various camp activities include Voluntary Blood
Donation, Visit to old age homes, tree walking, self employment classes,
Personality Development sessions, Socio economic-health survey and Anganwadi
visit (School bags and books were also presented to 70 students of these
Anganwadis).
29) 20 NSS volunteers participated in the seminar conducted by NSS, Youth Welfare
Board and Sree Rama Krishna Mission in connection with the YOUTH DAY
CELEBRATION on 12th January 2014 at Senate Chamber, University of Kerala,
Thiruvananthapuram.
30) According to need based survey, 15 ladies were identified from the Karikkakom
Village and free stitching training programme was started on 12th of January, 2014.
31) 5 NSS volunteers participated in the One Day Seminar conducted by Sree Rama
Krishna Mission and NSS on 15th January 2014 at Museum Hall,
Thiruvananthapuram.
32) 12 NSS volunteers participated in ‘Arani-Jadhiyan Padana Shibiram’ camp
conducted by Kerala State Youth Welfare Board and Gadhiyan Grama Seva
Kendram on 24th January to 26th January 2014 at Veli Youth Hostel,
Thiruvananthapuram.
33) 30 NSS volunteers participated in Gandhi Smruthi- One Week Celebration
conducted by Gandhiyan Study Centre, on 30th January to 5th February 2014 at
Student Centre, TVPM.
34) Kerala Youth Welfare Board conducted a program related to the drug abuse
‘NATTIKA’ at Museum compound, Thiruvananthapuram. 5 NSS volunteers
participated in this programme on 2nd February 2014.
35) 4 NSS volunteers participated in Tree Walking on 2nd February 2014 at 5:30pm in
Gandhi Park, TVPM.
36) A voluntary Blood Donation Camp was conducted in the college on 4/02/2014.
Out of 84 participated 25 students donated blood.
37) 4 NSS volunteers participated in a Leadership Training Camp conducted by Red
Ribbon Club on 15th February to 17th February 2014 at Mariya Rani Convention
Centre, Sreekariyam, TVPM.
38) A meeting was organised on 3.3.2014 to discuss the upcoming events of NSS.
39) Two NSS volunteers, Ms. Aruna R P and Ms. Saranya G S participated in the
National Integration Camp(NIC) from21.2.2014 to 27.2.2014 organised by
Devarajas Medical College, Bangalore
40) Five volunteers participated in the seminar organised by Gandhian Studies centre at
Senate chamber on 21.2.2014. Smt. Sugatha Kumari was the chief guest of the
event.
41) A seminar and exhibition was organised by Agricultural College, Vellayani and
Agricultural Department, Kadakampally along with the NSS units of the college
named “ Harithanethra” on 5.3.2014 at Recreation Hall, All Saints’ College
42) A dental Camp was organised by the NSS units of All Saints’ College on 6.3.2014.
A team( 1 doctor and 3 technical staff) from Vasan Dental Care came for the event
and around 100 students availed the facility.

43) ASAP campaign in the college was conducted on 8.3.2014. A total of 200 final year
students registered for participation in the interview which will be conducted on
17.3.2014.
44) Dr.Reshma J K participated in the legal awareness workshop held on 21.3.2013 at
Senate Chamber
45) Dr. Reshma J K and 10 volunteers participated in the one day Seminar on
“Comprehensive Decentralized Planning For the Augmentation of Water
Resources” at College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram on 22/03/2014. Dr. J K
Reshma participated in the panel discussion as an invited speaker.
46) “Jalasanjeevani” project was initiated on 22/03/2014 at College of Engineering ,
Thiruvananthapuram, and 3 volunteers and one Programme Officer attended the
project discussion session.
47) College received the award for best institution promoting voluntary blood donation
in a function organised by All Kerala Blood Donors Society, at YMCA Hall,
Thiruvananthapuram on 23.3.2013
48) As a part of survey of status of present water bodies in and around the campus, 3
volunteers visited the Karikkakom village on 25/03/2014 and inspected the present
status of the various ponds inside the village.
49) Inauguration of the one year report for the Gandhian study centre was done at
senate chamber on 26/03/2014 at 3 pm. 3 volunteers participated in this session.
50) 30 volunteers actively participated in cleaning 4 abandoned artificial ponds inside
All Saints’ College campus on 27th and 28th March,2014
51) NSS volunteers participated in Anti drug abuse rally on 28/03/2014, which was
organized by the Kerala University. As a part of this, volunteers visited 5 colleges
and made the event grand success.
52) In relation to election campaigning, bag distribution organized by Gandhian study
centre, Thiruvanthapuram was done on 29/03/2014
53) A stitching unit was formed newly followed by the inaugural function held on
11.4.2014. Five sewing machines were installed newly from the NSS units of the
college and the 15 ladies who underwent three month training programme
(Supported by NSS units of the college) in the stitching unit will be in charge of the
new unit.
54) Aruna R.P participated in the National Integration camp organised by Rajiv Gandhi
National Institute for Youth Development at Sriperumputhur from 14.11.2013 to
18.11.2013
55) NSS volunteers visited and distributed provision for breakfast and lunch in an old
age home at Sreekariam on 30.3.2014. They also supplied clothes to the inmates
56) A self employment programme on fabric painting and Jewellery making was
organised on 16.11.2013 and was led by Smt. Sicily Valentine for 75 NSS
volunteers in the Recreation hall, All Saints’ College.
57) NSS volunteers visited an old age home named Aakasaparavakal (institution for
mentally challenged adults) situated at Vettucaud on 14.11.2013. They also
provided fruits and snacks for the inmates.

 COMMUNITY HEALTH ACTIVITIES
1) Blood donation camp was organised within the campus.
2) A medical camp was conducted led by the pulmonologists Dr. KamalaRam Mohan
and Dr. Geena Dalaz which was sponsored by Cipla Pharmaceuticals.
3) Breast cancer awareness campaign on the specific theme ‘save your mom and
yourself’ was conducted which was sponsored by the Cochin Cancer Society.
4) Awareness programme on the Role of Cleanliness in Prevention of Diseases.
5) Beach Cleaning Programme at Sangumugham Beach
6) An anti-plastic rally was conducted with slogans and plug cards
 KURUVI NATURE CLUB

1) Dr. Dhanalekshmy T.G. attended a Friday Forum organized by the WWF on the
topic “Water Harvesting” at Museum Auditorium.
2) Some club members attended the Friday forum on the topic “Urban Wild Life” at
Museum Auditorium.
3) Six club members participated in the Essay Writing competition on October 3 on
the topic “Tiger Conservation in India”
4) Wild Life Quiz programme was conducted for Nature Club members.
5) A campaign for the club members on Seize Your Power was organized with the
support of WWF.
6) Members participated in the one day seventh Kerala Bird Race.
7) Initiated fish farming in small scale
8) Members participated in the one day seminar on “ Animal Welfare” sponsored by
Animal Welfare Board of India
 BHOOMITHRA SENA CLUB

1) Fostered a sense of commitment for the protection of nature in the minds of the
student community
2) Organised environmental conservation activities
 WOMEN’S STUDIES CELL

1) The students attended talks and discussions about the various issues confronting
modern women
2) Conducted a seminar on Women and Media in association with Kerala State
Women’s Commission
3) Conducted a one day seminar on “Gender Awareness” by Dr.B.Sandhya
4) Created a manuscript magazine “Ujjwala” on women issues
5) Participated in the seminar conducted by KSWDC
6) Students participated on “She Walkathon” conducted by Metro Manorama
7) Members participated in a 2 days National Seminar
 CAREER GUIDANCE CELL

1) Recruitment programme for the post of Trainee sales officer ICICI Bank
2) Workshops and career guidance seminars were conducted
3) Actively involved in MAD(Make A Difference)

4) Nationwide Campaign on teaching the importance of personality development
5) Seminar on unique approach for test preparation
6) Seminar on “Beyond Graduation –Career option”
7) Awareness on Career pathway planning and future studies abroad
8) Talk related to computer languages
9) Group discussion on the importance of higher education
 BIODIVERSITY CLUB
1) Organised a ‘Neem Green Campaign’ held in the college campus
2) rganized a plantation drive, an invited lecture by Dr. E. Shaji
3) Conducted a Green Film fest on Environmental Conservation on World
Environment Day
4) In collaboration with Kerala State Agriculture Department, vegetable saplings were
distributed to Kudambasree units of Karikkakam ward
5) An Inter Collegiate Power Point Presentation Competition on ‘Biodiversity
Conservation’ was conducted
6) Nakshatra garden where trees associated with the 27 constellations or nakshatras
have been planted and being maintained in the college premises.
7) a Journal Club was started To inculcate scientific temper in students and to motivate
them for future research
8) Hands – on training on plant molecular biology and tissue culture techniques was
given to selected students of S4 Botany
9) An exhibition on ‘Nature Photography’ was conducted by Dr. Jomy Augustine
10) An Exhibition on “Herbal Wonders” was conducted
11) ‘Santhisthal’ a biodiversity conservation project funded by the Kerala State
Biodiversity Board is launched in the college
 ASCAA
1) Conducted a food fest and various games
2) Sponsored the documentary film “Light in Life: Nostalgic Memories” , directed by
Mr.Lenin Rajendran
3) Organised a concert
4) Gave financial assistance to few students
 THEATRE CLUB
1) Provided a platform for students to develop their skills in acting, direction , script
writing etc
2) Enacted many one act plays
 SIXTH SENSE QUIZ CLUB

1) 2 students participated in the quiz on Wildlife Conservation organised by the Dept
of Museums and Zoo
2) Participated and bagged prizes for an intercollegiate quiz competition organized by
State Bank of Travancore

 SCIENCE CLUB
1) Members visited National Institute of Interdisciplinary Science & Technology,
TVM
2) Students visited Space museum and witnessed the rocket launch at Vikram Sarabhai
Space Centre
3) A talk on “Weights and Measurements” was conducted
 LITERARY & DEBATING CLUB

1) College level and intercollegiate competitions are conducted
2) Conducted literary activities such as versification, recitation, story writing, debate
and essay writing.
 THE HUMAN RIGHTS FORUM

1) Talks were conducted to give awareness on the importance of Human Rights.
2) In connection with the International Human Rights Day on December 10, the
department rganized an Inter-Departmental Quiz and Poster Making competition.
3) Organised a Legal Awareness Programme for the DC II student members of the
forum
4) Advocate Sri Bhuvanendran Nair took class on “Women and Law”

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

created Fund
Campus area 36 acres 36 acres
Class rooms 42 42
Laboratories 9 9
Seminar Halls 3 3
No. of important equipments

purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during
the current year.
Value of the equipment 4,00,000 UGC 4,00,000
purchased during the year (Rs.
In Lakhs)
Others Auditorium
Sports facilities
Gymnasium
Examination hall
Smart class
rooms
Generators
4.2 Computerization of administration and library
 Access to e-journals.
 Computer training for staff.
 Maintaining soft-copiers of official
documents as opposed to paper copies.
 Updating library software.
4.3 Library services:
Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value
Text Books 2415 2,08,448 152 23,000 2567 2,31,448
Reference Books 600 121500 1 499 601 1,21,999
e-Books 500 - 20 - 520 -
Journals 69 54000 8 13,500 77 67,500
e-Journals INFLIB 5000 - - - -
NET
Digital Database - - - - - -

CD & Video 300 4000 20 1050 320 5050
Others (specify)
Periodicals 30 320 - - 30 320
Newspapers 7 3900 - - 7 3900
Projects 1427 - 207 - 1634 -
4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)
Total Browsin Depart

Compute Compute Offic Othe
Computer Internet g -
r Labs r Centres e rs
s Centres ments
Existin 141 63 23 12 11 9 21 2
g
Added 2 - 1 - - - 2 -
Total 143 63 24 12 11 9 23 2
4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme
for technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)
 Campus departments, library and administrative blocks interconnected
through LAN
 Internet facility with WiFi available in office and all the departments
 Training Programme organised for teachers in MS.Office, Adobe
Photoshop conducted by IQAC (2 days)
 IT Mission classes conducted for UG and PG students
 Teachers attend IT oriented Refresher course organised by UGC
Academic Staff College
 College is a centre for Additional skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP)
by Govt. of Kerala and training is given for students
4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :
i) ICT 7
ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities 2
iii) Equipments 1
Others 5.5
Total : 15.5

Criterion – V
5. Student Support and Progression
5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

 Orientation course given to students at the start of the
academic year
 Course structure description & details of syllabus given
to students each year
 Bridge courses conducted for first year students
 Orient students for choosing various extension activities
and clubs functioning in the college
 Encourage students to participate in sports and cultural
activities and due training is given for the same
 Familiarise students about the various open courses and
add-on courses offered by the college
 Career Guidance Cell coaches students to face
Interviews & Group Discussions
 Opportunities given to students for being recruited to
various companies
 Coaching Students to clear UGC Net and other
competitive exams
5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression
 Internal assessment is done periodically and steps taken

to strengthen the academically weak students
 PTA meetings conducted regularly
 Remedial classes arranged for slow learners
 ‘Each one teach one’ arrangement with the fast learners
and slow learners
 Mock competitive exams are conducted regularly.
5.3 (a) Total Number of students
UG PG Ph. D. Others
1590 92 11
(b) No. of students outside the state 8
(c) No. of international students 2
No % No %
Men 1693 100 Women

Last Year This Year
General SC ST OBC Physically Total General SC ST OBC Physically Total
Challenged Challenged
1261 165 5 244 2 1677 948 236 11 496 2 1693
Demand ratio: Students Admission done online by the university Dropout % - 1.2%
5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If
any)
NET coaching is given by the faculty members of the Department and a

Question Bank is prepared and kept in the Department for the use of the
students
No. of students beneficiaries 178
5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET 8 SET/SLET GATE CAT
IAS/IPS etc State PSC 5 UPSC Others
5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance
 A campus placement drive was conducted by Terumo Penpol, an Environmental

and Health Care Industry at Technopark and two students of Sem IV M Sc EVS
were recruited.
 Class teachers guided the students for taking up various higher education courses
and made aware of the various national/international competitive examinations
according to their interest.
 Students were taken to various research institutions and interaction programs
with the scientists were conducted to get an awareness of various opportunities
in their higher education
No. of students benefitted 422

5.7 Details of campus placement
On campus Off Campus

Number of Number of Number of Number of Students
Organizations Students Students Placed Placed
Visited Participated
14 453 12 58
5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

 Talk by Adv. Sandhya Shashitharan on “Dowry Prohibition Act”
 Cancer awareness campaign on the specific theme ‘save your mom
and yourself’
 One day seminar on “Gender Awareness” by Dr.B.Sandhya
 Talk on “Women & Law” by Adv.Shri Bhuvenendran Nair
5.9 Students Activities
5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

16 1
State/ University level National level 55 International level
No. of students participated in cultural events
State/ University level 16 National level International level
5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events
Sports: State/ University level 11 National level 1 International level
Cultural: State/ University level 2 National level International level
a) Sports
 Inter-collegiate
 Chinchu Sekhar, Sheeba, Annakkutty, Jobi & Nimisha won Third place in Cricket
 Annakkutty, Jobi, Raji,& Nimisha won Second for Football.
 Annakkutty &Jobi won Third for Baseball & Softball
 Chinchu Sekhar & Sheeba won Third place for Handball.
 Annakkutty &Jobi participated for Volleyball
 Annakkutty &Jobi participated for Baseball.
 Sheeba participated for Football & Handball.
 Nationals
 Chinchu participated in Football at the National Games held at Goa.

 Jobi participated in Rugby at the National Games.
 Jobi and Annakkuty are attending the National Camp.
b) Cultural
 Sarika Mohan and Athira.A of SEM 4 and Amala B of SEM I won 1st prize
in the Thiruvathira and 3rd prize in Kerala Nadanam and participated in the
Margamkali competition of the Kerala State University Youth Festival.
 Sreedevi.V.G of SEM 5 participated and won 2nd prize in the intercollegiate
football competition held at LNCPE, Karyavattom in October, 2013.
5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support
Number of
Amount
students
Financial support from institution 70 70,000/-
Financial support from government 891 69,46,856/-
Financial support from other sources 65 65,000/-
Number of students who received Nil Nil
International/ National recognitions
5.11 Student organised / initiatives
Fairs : State/ University level National level 1 International level
Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level
ASCENSIO – An intercollegiate Fest
5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students 27
5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:
Students are in a quandary and find it difficult to reach the campus on time because the
railway gates remain closed in the morning. Many students stay back for remedial classes
conducted every day from 3.30 to 4.30 pm and find it an arduous task to leave the campus
later as the railway gate is closed by 4.00 pm and remains so till the next morning.

Criterion – VI
6. Governance, Leadership and Management
6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution
VISION
Our vision is to reach out to young women in all sections of society in the spirit of
our Foundress to effect intellectual growth, social transformation, women
empowerment and in doing so, build up the individual, society and the nation.
MISSION
Our mission is to reach out to all God’s children, especially girls, women and the
marginalised and strive to produce intellectually competent,, morally upright, socially
committed and spiritually inspired persons, to act as leavens in society and create a
new world order of love and brotherhood
6.2 Does the Institution has a Management Information System

Yes. All the details of the activities and programmes conducted and organised by
the Department are recorded digitally as well as in the conventional File keeping
format. The Internal Assessment marks of the students are entered and processed in
Excel sheets and the same are forwarded to the University as and when required.
6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:
6.3.1 Curriculum Development

 A Departmental level syllabus revision committee was constituted for the
revision of syllabus of M Sc Environmental Sciences with the participation
of all the faculty members w.e.f. 2013 onwards.
 Students are provided access to take books from reputed research libraries in
the capital city.
 The faculty members try to inculcate interest in the students in current affairs
and latest research technology. They are also given opportunities to apply
their new found learning to their existing study material.

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning
 The aid of ICT enabled power point sessions are dealt with by the faculty
members as well as the students for their two sets of university assigned
Seminar/ assignments.
 Students are provided a platform to train under reputable organizations like

MAD and CMCA so that they become socially responsible individuals who
can help out in the cause of nation building by educating the children from
the weaker section of the society.
 Providing access to e-journals and e-books
 Field work based training programmes conducted periodically
6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

 Two sets of Internal Examinations are conducted as per the university
guidelines and a feedback session with the parents as well as the students is
done systematically with the results of the same. Model practical examinations
are also conducted.
 Assessment of student learning is directly connected to the learning objectives

of the course.
 Oral practical session for phonetics is conducted to ensure proficiency in

pronunciation.
6.3.4 Research and Development

 Two Major Research projects and a Minor Research project were sanctioned
by the UGC during the preceding years. Individual Student projects are taken
up every year and innovative research ideas/ themes are successfully
conducted, the results of which are published in reputed national and
International Journals approved by the Board of Studies in Environmental
Sciences.
 A great number of books have been contributed to the library so as to broaden
the students’ perspective in research and the overall aim of developing their
comprehensive outlook.
 Final year students of UG and PG are given orientation classes to devote their
attention to the research project.

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation
A Departmental library was started, although with limited resources during the year
and laboratory analytical equipments were newly purchased to a tune of Rs.
4,00,000 with aid from the UGC.
6.3.6 Human Resource Management

 The faculty members of the Department undergo trainings/ workshops which
help in their professional/ life skills enrichment. The students are also
imparted necessary motivational/ guidance sessions which aid in their overall
development. Their participation in college/ University level competitions is
also ensured with the above objective.
 Various wings of the college such as NSS and Community Health Service
have been successful in organizing awareness drive campaigns on socially
relevant issues.
6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment
Nine faculty members were recruited to fill in the existing vacancies as per the
norms laid down by the U.G.C
6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration
 As part of the student project, work on the assessment of the ETP

(Effluent Treatment Plant) at Hindustan Lifecare Limited was carried out
during 2013-14.
 A facility Certificate to the effect of sharing the Analytical Lab facilities
of Cashew Export and Promotion Council (CEPC), Kollam was issued to
the faculty members of the Department.
 The students of science club visited National Institute of Interdisciplinary

Science and Technology (NIIST), Thiruvananthapuram .
 The students visited the space museum and witnessed the rocket launch at
Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), Thiruvananthapuram on 21st
November 2013.

6.3.9 Admission of Students
Student admission is as per the Single Window System initiated by the University of
Kerala. In order to avoid unfair practices students are given the option of selecting three
colleges of their preference. Admission is done purely on the basis of merit and students
are informed of their selection via the notification on the University website following
which the students are requested to attend an interview at the selected institution and
admitted into the course of their preference.
6.4 Welfare schemes for
Teaching The Teachers’ staff fund is utilized for the purpose of charity and in
contributions for the retired Teachers.
Non Contributions are being made for the support staff at the significant
teaching events in their lives from the Teachers’ Staff Fund, OSA, PTA and
ASCATA. Lucky Dip competitions are conducted every year by the
Non-Teaching Staff are supported in their endeavour by the Staff.
Students Several scholarships such as the Mother. Mary Frances Scholarship ,
Scholarships by retired teachers, well- wishers and philanthropic Old
students have been instituted by the college for the empowerment of
the financially weak and deserving students.
5,80,000/-
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 Principal
Administrative Yes AG’s Office & Yes Principal
DD Office ,
Kollam

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
6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association
 Students who excel in academics and sports are felicitated and provided with
cash prizes, gifts and mementos.
 ASCAA (All Saints College Alumni Association ) has instituted scholarships

for economically challenged students.
 ASCAA contributed towards the intercollegiate fest conducted as part of the

Golden Jubilee Celebrations
6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association
 Yearly prizes are instituted for rank holders.

 Sponsored the inter-collegiate fest ASCENSIO.
 Made payment for the usage of railway gate.
 Talks on value education are regularly organised by the PTA
 Contributes significantly to infrastructure development.
 Shares the payment of electricity bills and provides payments to Guest Lecturers
 Finances to up keep the medicinal garden
 Covered the expenses incurred for printing questions papers and score sheets for
the internals.
 Covers expenses for the maintenance of computer labs & departmental
computers

6.13 Development programmes for support staff
 To make the staff computer literate, a hardware training programme was
organised.
 The women’s study cell organised a soap making & jewellery making
training session as part of its women empowerment programme.
 An incentive by way of bonus was also provided.
6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly
 ‘Santhisthal’ a project aided by the Kerala State Biodiversity Board for rearing
Rare, Endangered and Threatened species of plants in one acre land inside the
Campus is undertaken by the Department
 A vermicomposting unit is established inside the Campus under the auspices of the
Bhoomithrasena Club of the Department.
 Placards carrying eco-friendly messages are erected at various places in the

Campus for creating awareness among the students as well as the general public.
 ‘Nakshatra Garden’ where trees associated with the 27 constellations or

nakshatras was inaugurated by the Principal on 27th November 2013.

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.
An initiative to make all the faculty of the college E- Savvy was kicked off by
the programme “At Your Fingertips” .The teachers and non teaching staff of the
college were given training in the usage of computers and were also given
training in the management of the internet. Valuable insight into the possibilities
of the World Wide Web, its implications in the modern world along with its uses
and misuses were discussed at length by a software expert. Queries were posed
and doubts were cleared in the interactive session that followed the class.
7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at
the beginning of the year
All the activities that were planned at the beginning of the year were carried out.
Those that could not be carried out due to unforeseen circumstances were carried
over to the next year.
7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study
Manuals)
Best Practice for Community Engagement
1) Title of the Practice :- Bridging the Gap
2) Title of the Practice :- The Green Thumb Initiative
* The details are provided in annexure III

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection
 ‘Santhisthal’ a project aided by the Kerala State Biodiversity Board for
rearing Rare, Endangered and Threatened species of plants in one acre
land inside the Campus is undertaken by the Department
 A vermicomposting unit is established inside the Campus under the
auspices of the Bhoomithrasena Club of the Department.
 Placards carrying eco-friendly messages are erected at various places in
the Campus for creating awareness among the students as well as the
general public.
 Awareness classes by leading experts from the subject are conducted
periodically on topics of trend and interest.
 Under the guidance of the department of Botany, Nakshatra garden was
constructed where trees associated with the 27 constellations or
nakshatras have been planted and being maintained in the college
premises.
 Biodiversity conservation through Mahatmaji Jaivodyanam done by the
department of Botany
 Maintenance of medicinal plant garden, maintenance of endemic and
rare plants in ‘Mahatmaji jaivodyanum’ and a Green house in the
department of Botany
 To create awareness on biodiversity, an exhibition on ‘Nature
Photography’ was conducted by the department of Botany on
10.03.2014 and photography done by Dr. Jomy Augustine, Prof. &
Head, Department of Botany, St. Thomas College, Palai was exhibited
 To create awareness on medicinal plants, an Exhibition on “Herbal
Wonders” was conducted by the Department of Botany on 7th
September 2013. 50 indigenous medicinal plants were exhibited along
with their local and scientific names and family.
 Daily display of common plants with their botanical name, common
name and economic importance as ‘Know our Plants’ title
 Fish farming was done in the campus by the Nature Club members of
the Zoology Department during 2013-14 to motivate them to do similar
farming at their homes as a source of income or as a hobby.
7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes  No

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example SWOT
Analysis)
SWOC Analysis
STRENGTHS
The college has a strong and active staff council which assists the principal in
administrative and academic activities and in maintaining discipline.
Adequate infrastructure, well-equipped labs and ICT aided teaching–learning process and
INFLIBNET access in the College Library along with Internet connections in all the
Departments has strengthened the learning process.
The commitment shown by the faculties and supporting staff in updating their knowledge
and skill through various staff development programmes and the individual care and
support rendered by them for the students through counseling and mentoring is a real
blessing for the college.
A good number of faculty members are involved in major and minor research projects
which have promoted research culture in the college campus.
WEAKNESS
As most of our students are first generation learners hailing from the fisher folk
community, a lot of effort is required to make the teaching learning process effective
Despite repeated efforts by the college, we have not received the sanction to start any
regular PG courses.
OPPURTUNITIES
Scholarships and cash prizes instituted by the College, for the economically poor students
and the cash prizes instituted by the alumni faculties help and encourage the students to
overcome financial constraints and this becomes an incentive for improvement in the
studies.
CHALLENGES
Majority of the students have their basic education in Malayalam language and lack fluency
in English language which puts an extra strain and effort for the faculties to overcome the
problem to achieve a good result.
Owing to great demand for all the courses, the college is forced to admit students beyond
the sanctioned strength through marginal increase.
The college continues to explore other opportunities for introducing additional courses at
the PG level
8. Plans of institution for next year
1. Faculty members of the various departments are to publish research papers in peer
reviewed National and International journals.
2. Eminent Resource persons to conduct Talks on issues and recent discoveries pertaining
to their chosen fields.
3. Conduct various intercollegiate and collegiate competitions like debates, essay writing,
elocutions, quiz and so on.
4. Major and minor projects to be undertaken under UGC and other funding agencies.
5. Students to be taken for site visits, Nature camps, study tours etc.
6. PTA meetings to be organised regularly by the various departments.
7. Organic farm to be sustained under the guidance of the Bhoomithrasena club.
8. Regular studies and reports to be made on the weather status by setting up the Weather
station.

9. Innovations to be incorporated in the design and content of the College magazine,
College newsletter and Departmental journals.
10. To kindle the interest of the students in current affairs through film shows on socially
relevant themes and social welfare documentaries.
11. Stringent impetus to be placed on the importance of cleanliness with regard to the
prevention of disease which is to be disseminated through Awareness programmes.
12. College to advocate its social commitment through Blood donation camps and free
medical camps for the needy.
13. With a view to dispel ignorance the college has planned a series of programmes related
to Gender Sensitization and Personal Hygiene.
14. Departments to organize vibrant exhibitions and poster making competitions.
15. To inculcate interest and nurture talent in the students by organising a ‘Cultural week’.
16. To encourage students and teachers’ interest in fitness and health, aerobics classes,
Fitness camps and the innovative ‘Zoomba’ dance to be organised within the campus.
17. Journal Club to hold discussions and presentations involving the students under the
supervision of the Faculty of the various departments.
18. To understand the nuances of drama and acting and thus gain valuable insight, students
are to given coaching under the Theatre Club.
19. Women’ Cell to provide a platform to sensitize students on women’s empowerment and
emancipation through various Talks and Lectures.
20. With a view to conserve Nature’s bounty, a Rain water harvesting unit and Water-
Recharge pits to be set up in the campus to supplement the existing water resources.
21. Comprehensive Survey and studies on polluted effluents from the Titanium Industry in
the locality and their effects on the locals to be conducted by the college. Results and
suggested remedies to be presented as a report to the Authorities.
22. Community Outreach programmes to be conducted in collaboration with the Kerala
State Agricultural Department for the benefit of nearby communities.
23. A plan to organise an Intercollegiate Baseball Tournament within the campus under the
Sports Club.
Name _________________________ Name _______________________________

_______________________________ _______________________________
Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC
_______***_______

Annexure I
ALL SAINTS’ COLLEGE, TVM
Calendar showing the academic events for the year 2013-14
JUNE 2013
June 3 College re-opens after Mid Summer Vacation
June 5 World Environmental Day

Display of charts on biological inventions by Botany students.
June 14 World blood donor day celebration
JULY 2013
July 2-4 Mock NAAC Visit by IQAC to all departments
July 2- 5 Orientation and bridge course for DC 1 students
July 2 “Know Your Plants” , day display of plants by Botany students initiated
July 7 Alumni Meet
July 16 Fresher’s day Celebration
July 17 2nd & 4th Semester exam begins
July 18-19 International Seminar by the Dept of Zoology
July 22 History Association Inauguration
July 26 Talk on “Vizhinjam project” by the Dept of History and Economics.
July 29 Botany Association Inauguration

Invited talk on carnivorous plants
Release of “Life that blooms in green” by Dept of Botany
July 30 Journal Club Inauguration
July 31 Closure of admission to 1st semester of First Degree Programmes
AUGUST 2013
August 2 Zoology Association Inauguration
Chemistry Association Inauguration & talk on ‘ Supramolecular
Chemistry”

Release of ‘Chemi-Outlook 2012’
August 5 National Seminar by the Dept of Chemistry
August 6 Presentation of Open courses by teachers
August 7 Notification for College Union Election
August 12 Economics Association Inauguration
August 13-14 National Integration Competition
August 15 Independence Day Celebration
August 16 Commerce Association Inauguration
August 18 Hands on training in plant tissue culture under DBT star scheme initiated
by the Dept of Botany.
August 20 A talk on” The impact of Inflation on Indian Economy” was organized by
the Dept of Economics
Physics Association Inauguration
August 22 National Seminar by the Dept of Physics
August 22-29 Practice camp for softball players
August 27 Language Association Inauguration

Malayalam Literary Workshop ( cherukadhayude Rasathanthram)
August 29 Mathematics Association Inauguration

Release of “ SIGMA”
Talk on “ Humanisation of Mathematical Education”
August 30 English Association Inauguration
SEPTEMBER 2013
September 2 “Camel Safari” Audio Launch
September 5 Poster making competition in connection with Teachers Day
September 7 Golden Jubilee Inauguration

Release of the college documentary
Exhibition “Herbal Wonders” by the Dept of Botany
September 9 Invited Talk by the Dept of Commerce
September 11 Womens’ Study Cell Inauguration

ASCATA Meeting

September 12 Onam Celebration
September 13 College closes for Onam Holidays

College Union Election
September 17 Hindi Prachar Sabha Exam
September 23 Re-opens after Onam Holidays
September 24 NSS Day

Seminar on Women and media( Womens’ Study Cell)
September 25 International Workshop by Dept of English

Talk on ‘ Higher Education and Career Opportunities in Economics’
September Practice camp for cricket players

25- 30
September Study Tour & Industrial Visit by the Dept of Chemistry

27-30
September 28 Medical camp- For detecting respiratory problems(Community Health

Club)
OCTOBER 2013
October 1 Invited talk on “ Chartered Accountancy”by the Dept of Commerce
October 1-3 Practice camp for cricket players
October 2 Gandhi Jayanthi ( NSS Campus Clenaing)
October 6-10 Study tour by the Dept of Botany
October 7 Visit to NIIST by Science Club
October 7-17 Series Exam for Sem 3 students
October 8 Talk on “Creative Writing”

Visit to Space Museum at VSSC to witness Rocket Launch by Physics
students
October 9 College Union and Arts club Inauguration
October 10 Interaction with Ms.Nanditha Mathew,(former student) research scholar,

Pardue Univerity, Italy , organized by the Dept of Economics.
October 11 Ganamela ( Alumni ) & Food festival

Wildlife Quiz, conducted by “Kuruvi Nature Club”
Interactive session with Dr.S.Sridharan & Dr.Hemendra Arya by the Dept

of Physics.
October 17 Pink day( Breast cancer awareness week)
October 18 Stone band music show
October 21- Series Exam for Sem 5 students

30
October 21 Invited talk on « Tax Practitioners “ by the Dept of Commerce
October 22 Invited talk on ‘Public Health and Hygeine’ by Dr.Reji Jose organized by
the Dept of Zoology.
October 28- Mock NAAC Visit by IQAC to all departments

30
October 29 Campaign on ‘Seize Your Power” by Kuruvi Nature Club
NOVEMBER 2013
November 1 Kerala piravi & bhasha day
Release of Malayalam manuscript “ Thoolika”
November 1- NSS Annual Camp

7
November 10 Kurivi Nature Club Members participated in the seventh ‘Kerala Bird
Race’ organized by Kerala Birder, Kallar
November 13 Symposium organized by the Dept of English

3rd & 5th Semester Exam starts
November 15 Debate on “Monetary Policy and Inflation” by the Dept of Economics
November 17 Manager’s Day
November International Seminar by the Dept of English

18-19
November Departmental PTA Meetings

20-22
November Practice camp for intercollegiate athletics.

20-29
November 21 Campus Ponds Cleaning by Kuruvi Nature club

Visit to Space Museum at VSSC to witness Rocket Launch by Chemistry
students
November 22 Invited talk by on ‘Fish Culture and its Importance’ by Mr.Ajayan

organized by the Dept of Zoology

November Series Exam for Sem 1 students
25-Dec 3
November 27 Inauguration of ‘Nakshathra Garden’ maintained by Eco Club
DECEMBER 2013
December 5-8 Study Tour by the Dept of Commerce
December 9- 1st Semester Exams

18
December 10 Human Rights Day
Interdepartmental Quiz and poster making competition by the Dept of
History
Essay Competition on Human Rights” by the Dept of Economics
December 16- International seminar by the Dept of Mathematics

17
December 18 ASCATA Meeting
December 19 Christmas Celebration
December 20 College closes for Christmas Holidays
December 30 Re-opens after Christmas Holidays
JANUARY 2013
January 7-16 University Youth Festival
January 8 Invited talk on by the Dept of Commerce
January 17-18 ASCENSIO Intercollegiate fest

Thaikoodam Bridge Band & Saptak Band Performance
January 20 Zumba fitness dance for teachers and students
January 21-27 Inter-class Badminton tournament
January 24 National Seminar by the Dept of English
January 25 Distribution of vegetable saplings to Kudumbasree units of Karikakam

ward by the Dept of Botany
Talks on Vegetable garden and Organic farming by Dept of Botany.
January 29-30 National Seminar by the Dept of Economics and History
FEBRUARY 2013
February 5 Intercollegiate Quiz organized by the “The Sixth Sense Club”

February 7-8 International Seminar by the Dept of Commerce
February 10- National Seminar by the Dept of Physical Education

11
February 12 Personality and skill development program by the Dept of Economics
February 14 Inter collegiate Mathematics Quiz Competition and Exhibition “

Mathemagic Reloaded”
Field Study Tour by the Dept of Zoology
Legal Awareness Programme by Human Rights Forum
February 17 Interdepartmental Quiz by the Dept of Physics

Presentations and debate by Students Planning Forum.
February 17- International Seminar by the Dept of Chemistry

18
February 18, College cultural week

19
February 20, Film festival

21
24 Seminar and Open Forum on ‘Gender Awareness’ by Womens’ Study Cell
February 26- Value based Education

28
MARCH 2013
March 3 Release of Hindi Manuscript “Boondem”
March 4 Beach Cleaning Programme by Community Health Club
March 5 Harithanethra
March 6 Awareness programme on “Health and Safety” by Community Health

Club
March 7 Sports Day

Interdepartmental workshop on “Plant tissue culture techniques” by the
Dept of Botany
March 8 Students and teachers participated in “She Walkathon”
March 10 Intercollegiate Quiz Competition- “Commerce Impact”

National seminar by the Dept of Botany
Exhibition on ‘Nature Photography’ by the Dept of Botany
Intercollegiate PowerPoint presentation competition by the Dept of Botany

March 11 Anti-plastic Rally by Community Health Club
March 11-15 Workshop on Ornamental Fish Culture by the Dept of Zoology
March 13-14 Aqua Show by the Dept of Zoology in association with CMFRI
March 14 Intercollegiate Quiz on “Ornamental Fish Culture “ by the Dept of

Zoology
March 16-18 Kuruvi Nature club members participated in Sparrow survey organized by
WWF
March 17 College day
March 19-21 S2, S4 & S6 Series exams
March 21 Valedictory Function

PTA General body meeting
March 22 Staff Tour
March 24 Candle Lighting Ceremony

Mock Viva for M.Com
March 25 ASCATA Meeting
March 26 Talk on ‘ Weights and Measurements ‘ by the Dept of Chemistry
March 26-29 Kuruvi Nature club members participated in ‘Earth Hour’ publicity
campaign
March 27 Mock preparation for university examination
March 28 Staff general body meeting

Farewell to Retiring Staff
Campaign on “Earth Hour” in the campus by Kuruvi Nature Club
members.
March 31 College closes for Mid Summer Vacation

Annexure II
a. Feedback analysis-Students
A questionnaire was given to students for marking their answers by indicating their
options. Questions in the questionnaire are rated in a five point scale from 1 to 5 for options
ranging from not at all to extremely. Descriptive Statistics were used to analyse the data.
The result of the statistical analysis is given in the table
Students
Number of samples :70
Qn No: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Mean 4.1 4.4 3.7 4.3 3.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.9 3.6 4.1 3.5 4.0 3.6 3.3
Median 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 4 4 3
Mode 4 5 4 5 4 4 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4
Percentage
not at all 10 2.9 10.1 4.3 20 11.6 25.7 38.6 40 22.4 12.9 18.6 7.4 21.4 37.1
somewhat 2.9 7.1 24.6 7.1 21.4 13 18.6 22.9 28.3 20.9 14.3 37.1 22.1 21.4 18.6
extremely 87.1 90 65.2 88.6 58.6 75.4 55.7 38.6 31.7 56.7 72.9 44.3 70.6 57.1 44.3
Inference
Students are very much satisfied with teaching faculty, office staffs, library facilities, class
room and infrastructural facilities, extracurricular activities, counselling and complaints
redressal facilities and basic health facilities. They feel physically and emotionally safe on
campus. Some students need extra academic help from teachers. According to them
something needs to be improved in canteen, hostel and restroom facilities.

b. Feedback analysis-Teachers
A questionnaire was given to Teachers for marking their answers by indicating their
ranging from not at all to extremely. Descriptive Statistics were used to analyse the
data.The result of the statistical analysis is given in the table
Teachers
Qn No: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Mean 3.8 3.7 4.0 3.9 3.5 4.1 4.1 4.5 3.3 4.2 4.0 3.9 3.8 4.1
Median 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 3 4 4 4 4 4
Mode 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 5 4 4 4 4
Percentage
not at all 1.9 9.6 5.8 1.9 7.7 1.9 1.9 0.0 19.2 1.9 1.9 3.8 5.8 1.9
somewhat 30.8 23.1 23.1 28.8 40.4 21.2 17.3 9.6 32.7 19.2 19.2 28.8 25.0 15.4
extremely 67.3 67.3 71.2 69.2 51.9 76.9 80.8 90.4 48.1 78.8 78.8 67.3 69.2 82.7
Inference
Teachers are very much satisfied with the opportunity for their career growth, technological
facilities available for teaching, syllabus, library facility, club activities, support from the
management, other staff members and office staffs. They think that caliber of students who
seek admission needs to be improved. Majority of teachers have a feeling that all their
goals are achieved being the part of this college.

c. Feedback analysis-Alumni
A questionnaire was given to Alumni’s for marking their answers by indicating their
ranging from not at all to extremely. Descriptive Statistics were used to analyse the data.
The result of the statistical analysis is given in the table
Alumni
Qn No: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Mean 4.0 4.1 3.6 3.0 3.1 3.7 4.0 4.1 3.8 3.5 3.0 3.2 2.8
Median 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3
Mode 5 5 4 3 4 4 5 4 4 4 3 3 3
Percentage
not satisfied 9.1 6.1 12.1 27.3 30.3 18.2 12.1 3.0 6.1 10.6 24.2 22.7 36.4
somewhat 24.2 19.7 30.3 33.3 27.3 24.2 22.7 21.2 28.8 30.3 34.8 34.8 45.5
extremely 66.7 74.2 57.6 39.4 42.4 57.6 65.2 75.8 65.2 59.1 40.9 42.4 18.2
Inference
Alumni’s think that the impact of college for their career and overall growth are very high
.Teaching and learning strategies in the college are very effective. Infrastructural facilities
are improved over years. IT facilities also improved over the time. The college facilitates
alumni get together occasionally. They think that connecting them through social
networking and technology needs to be improved. Their opportunity to provide feedback
needs to be improved. They think that the best thing about the college is its teaching faculty
and nothing is there in the negative side.

d. Feedback analysis-Parents
A questionnaire was given to Parents for marking their answers by indicating their options.
Questions in the questionnaire are rated in a five point scale from 1 to 5 for options ranging
from not at all to extremely. Descriptive Statistics were used to analyse the data. The result
of the statistical analysis is given in the table
Parents
Qn No: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Mean 4.2 3.6 3.8 2.8 3.1 3.5 3.7 4.1 4.0 4.6 3.7 3.8 4.0 4.4 3.8
Median 4 4 4 2 3 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 5 4
Mode 4 4 4 2 4 5 4 5 5 5 4 5 5 5 5
Percentage
not
satisfied 9.0 14.9 14.9 53.7 38.8 25.4 19.4 4.5 9.0 4.5 11.9 13.4 14.9 3.0 13.4
Somewhat 3.0 29.9 11.9 17.9 14.9 19.4 13.4 19.4 16.4 7.5 28.4 26.9 10.4 14.9 20.9
Extremely 88.1 55.2 73.1 28.4 46.3 55.2 67.2 76.1 74.6 88.1 59.7 59.7 74.6 82.1 65.7
Inference
Parents are very much satisfied with the teaching faculty, office staffs, infrastructural
facilities, extracurricular activities. They are extremely happy with the safety and security
of their children in the college. They are a little involved with other parent groups in the
college. They meet the teachers once or twice in a year. They are extremely happy to
recommend this college for other students.

Annexure III
1. Best Practice for Community Engagement
Title of the Practice :- Bridging the Gap
Goal of the Practice :- To help underprivileged students from nearby

schools get a grounding in English grammar and Phonetics.
The Practice :-
Interested and highly motivated students from the college are selected after a series of tests
and interviews and are given basic training for the Instruction process. They are taught to
prepare a simple lesson plan to aid in the teaching process. By means of simple charts,
ideas were absorbed by the young learners. The classes were highly attended as the
methods used were appealing and also interactive. Students from our college who
participated in this process include Jemima John of D.C -1 Communicative English , Ann
Priya Noble of D.C -1 Literature and Arya Alvernez also of D.C -1 Literature. The students
from our college opted to teach the lower primary classes of St.Mary’s H.S.S, Vettucaud
during the academic year (2013-2014) . They engaged the target batch in a variety of
interesting sessions with the topics ranging from simple to complex .They discussed
various pertinent topics such as adjectives, nouns, verbs, pronouns, articles and
prepositions. The effectiveness of the classes was measured in terms of how the students of
the target batch responded to the conversations and interactive sessions.
Impact of the Practice :-
The students of St.Marys’ H.S.S , Vettucaud greatly benefited from the interactive sessions
in grammar conducted by the students of All Saints’ college under the aegis of the teachers
of the Department of English . They were evaluated at the end of the sessions and the
results showed a marked improvement in their grammatical abilities. As the results were
quite good, it was decided that the practice could be continued at regular intervals by
different batches of college students. The students of St.Mary’s H.S.S , Vettucaud also
evince great interest in the study of English grammar and seemed keen on continuing the
sessions in the coming terms also.
Resources Required :-
The practice required only minimal resources as the teachers and students of the college
were very enthusiastic about the practice. The college Management provided ample Travel
Allowance (TA) for the students and teachers involved. The three students along with the
teachers of the department of English comprised the manpower of the endeavour. The Staff
and Administration at the St.Marys’ H.S.S , Vettucaud were also enthusiastic and
supportive towards the programme. They made the necessary arrangements for our students
to conduct the Remedial Teaching sessions in a hassle free environment.

2. Best Practice for Community Engagement
Title of the Practice :- The Green Thumb Initiative
Goal of the Practice :- To help women from weaker sections of
society to find an easy alternate method of self employment and to enable them to become
self sufficient and emancipated.
The Practice :-
The practice was a year long programme which involved the setting up of a Kitchen
Garden in a few selected houses at the Karikkakam Ward near All Saints’ College.
Kudumbasree members of Unit 1 of the Karikkakam Ward were present during the
endeavour to help the selected women from the locality understand the process of self
employment. More than 40 students, 12 Kudumbasree members and several women from
the nearby Panchayat attended the programme. Two agricultural experts from the
Agricultural Department, Kudappanakkunnu were the resources persons. Mini C. L,
Agricultural Officer and Mr. Binulal, Coordinator, Agricultural Department,
Kudappanakkunnu, took classes on ‘How to raise a vegetable Garden and the
importance of organic farming’. Vegetable saplings and seeds of various vegetables like
Brinjal, Tomato, Cabbage, Beetroot and Chillies were distributed to the women,
Kudambasree members and students.
Impact of the Practice :-
The women were ready to accept the new form of self employment which enabled them to
pursue their day-to-day activities alongside the demands of the Kitchen garden. They were
made aware of the benefits of pesticide free organic vegetables and the high demand for
them in today’s agricultural market. The idea of earning an additional income for the
family and being independent was also an added attraction of the programme.
Resources Required :-
Vegetable seeds, bio-manure and other natural fertilizers were provided for the women
along with instructions on how to use them. Travel Allowance, gifts for the Resource
persons along with funding for procuring the vegetable saplings and manure was provided
by the management.
For further details contact : - Dr. Mariamma A.T

The Principal
All Saints’ College
Chackai, Trivandrum -695007
Telephone : 9495409197
Email : allsaintscolegeasc@gmail.com
Website : www.allsaintscollege.in

Abbreviations:
CAS - Career Advanced Scheme
CAT - Common Admission Test
CBCS - Choice Based Credit System
CE - Centre for Excellence
COP - Career Oriented Programme
CPE - College with Potential for Excellence
DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence
GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test
NET - National Eligibility Test
PEI - Physical Education Institution
SAP - Special Assistance Programme
SF - Self Financing
SLET - State Level Eligibility Test
TEI - Teacher Education Institution
UPE - University with Potential Excellence
UPSC - Union Public Service Commission
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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

1.1 Name of the Institution All Saints’ College

1.2 Address Line 1 Chackai

Pin Code 695007

Contact Nos. 0471-6452472

Name of the Head Dr.Mariamma A T

All Saints’ College, Thiruvananthapuram AQAR 2013-14 Page 1

1.3 NAAC Track ID (For ex. MHCOGN 18879) KLCOGN 10121

Web-link of the AQAR:

For ex. http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR2012-13.doc

1.6 Accreditation Details

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC : DD/MM/YYYY 27/03/2004

1.8 AQAR for the year (for example 2010-11) 2013-14

All Saints’ College, Thiruvananthapuram AQAR 2013-14 Page 2

i. AQAR 2009-2010 (27/08/2010)

1.10 Institutional Status

Affiliated College Yes  No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women √

Urban  Rural Tribal

Financial Status Grant-in-aid  UGC 2(f)  UGC 12B 

Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing

1.11 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts  Science  Commerce  Law PEI (Phys Edu) 

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

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Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DBT Star Scheme  UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers 10

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff 1

2.4 No. of Management representatives 2

2.5 No. of Alumni 2 2

2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and

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2.9 Total No. of members 22

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held 10

Non-Teaching Staff Students 10 Alumni 3 Others 3

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

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

Total No. 2 International National State Institution Level 2

(ii) Themes Challenges in attaining excellence

Application of e-resources in higher education

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Plan of Action Achievements

1. To provide impetus to the research activities through National and Accomplished

2. To provide competitive opportunities in literary and related activities "

4. To publish research papers by faculty members in various national "

5. To hold talks by virtuosos in their respective fields. "

6. To make learning interesting through life experience such as study "

7. To make the campus eco friendly by implanting general and "

8. Construction and maintenance of an organic farm by Bhoomitra "

12. To instil social awareness by conducting orientation campaigns on

13. To pledge social commitment through activities like beach cleaning

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15.To take up health promotion and awareness projects.

17.Hold department wise exhibitions.

22. Conduct Community Outreach Programme in collaboration with "