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Name of the Department

CHEMISTRY

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Year of Establishment

1994

3

Names of Programmes/courses offered

3-year undergraduate program B.Sc ( BZC)

4

Annual/Semester/CBCS (programme wise)

Semester

5

MOUs in collaboration with other Universities, Industries, etc.

 MOU with PANCHAYATRAJ DEPT. PORUMAMILLA

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Number of teaching posts

Posts

Sanctioned

Filled

Regular Lecturer

2

       1

Contract Lecturers

       1

Total Lecturers

2

       2

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Faculty profile with name,  qualification, specialization,(D.Sc/D.Litt/PhD/M.Phil, etc)

Name

Qualification

Specialization

Experience (Yrs)

i    i

 S. PRAKASH RAO

M.Sc. BEd

Chemistry of Natural Products

24

    ii

Dr. B. Narasimha Reddy

M.Sc. MA.PhD

Organic Chemistry

                  23

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Student-Teacher Ratio

78:2

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  Department             projects

funded by UGC/ICSSR etc, and total grants received

-

10

Research Centre/Faculty recognised by the

University

-

11

Publications 

Name

National

International

S. PRAKASH RAO

4

2

Dr. B. Narasimha Reddy

-

2

12

Faculty as members in

              Senate

BOS

BOE

-

1

-

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Students Study Projects:

-

a. Percentage of students who have done in community service projects

100

b. Percentage of students placed for internships in organizations outside

the institution i.e. in research laboratories /industry /other agencies

100

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Diversity of the students

Name of the course

% of students from the same State

% of students from other States

% of Students from

Abroad

1^st Year – B.Sc.

         100

-

-

2^nd Year – B.Sc.

         100

-

-

3^rd Year – B.Sc.

       100

-

-

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Students progression : UG to

PG

 Year

Students for PG

2019-20

3

2020-21

2

2021-22

2

2022-23

                       1                   

2023-24

                       2                   

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Details of infrastructure faciliti

es

a. Library

YES

b. Internet facility

                                             YES

c. Class rooms with ICT

 facility

Yes

d. Laboratories

 Yes

e. Other facilities

All instruments required to conduct practical classes for undergraduate course are available.

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Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies:

All SC/ST and OBC students receive scholarships from

Government of Andhra Pradesh.

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Do students have enrichment programmes (special lectures/ workshops/ seminar) with external experts:

Yes

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Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning: (Descriptive writing)

• Chalk and talk method
• Power point presentations
• Making students to give Seminars Experimental / Demonstration method. Debates & Group discussions Assignments.

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Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities (NSS,

NCC, Scouts and Guides, Youth Red Cross, etc)

Most of the students from our department actively participate in extension activities such as NSS, Scouts & guides and render their service to the society voluntarily. Awareness program on pesticides, for farmers, schooling  program for primary students

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SWOC analysis of the department and future plans A.Strength of the Department:

• Department has dedicated faculty.
• Adequate number of laboratory instruments.
• Smart class rooms with LCD facility.
• Intelligent and hardworking students.
• Increasing admissions B.Weaknesses of the Department:
• Most students come from Telugu medium, poor in English communication andwrite up.

C.Opportunities of the Department:

• Great opportunity to educate students from rural background.
• Greater employment opportunities for students from academics to industries. D.Challenges of the Department:
• To Motivate the students to Secure University Ranks To decrease the Dropout rate.
• Paucity of time in semester system.