ABOUT THE INSTITUTION PROGRAMMES OFFERED GOVERNING COUNCIL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & SCHOLARSHIPS COLLEGE RULES AND REGULATIONS

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1 contents ABOUT THE INSTITUTION PROGRAMMES OFFERED GOVERNING COUNCIL IQAC SALIENT FEATURES MU KUMARAVEL LEARNING CENTRE (LIBRARY) FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & SCHOLARSHIPS COLLEGE RULES AND REGULATIONS COMMITTEES EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES CAMPUS FACILITIES HOSTEL - RULES AND REGULATIONS ACADEMIC CALENDAR TIME TABLE 42

2 Persona Memorandum Name : Ro No/Register Number : Degree & Branch : Semester : Batch : Address for Communication : Phone Number : Mobie Number : E-mai Id : Day's schoar/ Hosteer : Bood Group : Emergency Contact Number :

3 Vision & Mission VISION To shape the institution into a gobay renowned centre for education and research in engineering and technoogy. We aim to foster pragmatic, ingenious ideas that woud hep in the advancement of the individua and the society. MISSION To provide wisdom through educationa and job oriented training speciay targeting young minds pursuing engineering and technoogy programs thereby making them inteectuay bright, criticay intense and creativey powerfu. DIRECTOR Dr. P. Anbaagan B.E.,MSc.(Engg.),Ph.D.,SMIEEE,FIE,MISTE,C.ENG,MSSI,MCE,FIETE, PRINCIPAL Dr. N.Mohan Das Gandhi - M.E., MBA., Ph.D.,

4 About the Institution KIT-Kaaignarkarunanidhi Institute of Technoogy affiiated to Anna University, Chennai, is one of the most sought after sef financing Engineering Coeges in Tami Nadu.The Institution hoding UGC 2(f) status is aso accredited with A Grade by NAAC with a CGPA of KIT was estabished in 2008, by the iustrious entrepreneur, phianthropist and revered socia activist Thiru. Pongaur N. Paanisamy. The institution was estabished with a vision and mission of imparting quaity technica education to the deserving and meritorious students from the sociay and economicay weaker sections. The motto of the coege is Exceence beyond Expectation. The institution beieves that education is not the priviege of the few eite but the prerogative of the many educationa aspirants. KIT-Kaaignarkarunanidhi Institute of Technoogy, ocated at a distance of 12 kiometers from Coimbatore raiway station and 8 kiometers from Coimbatore Civi Aerodrome, is set in a cam and congenia ocae.the coege stands nested in a spacious campus set in a vast area of acres, with five storied buidings housing cassrooms, aboratories, ibrary, facuty rooms, conference has, administrative and residentia areas. The coege provides educationa opportunities in the form of highy advanced courses through eminent facuty members and immense faciities to exce in research and deveopment. With its magnificent ambience and modern hightech faciities, the institution is steadiy ambing towards the pinnace of exceence. 01

5 Thiru. Pongaur N. Paanisamy Founder Founder and Chairman s Message The institution was envisioned to evove into a word cass institution recognized for its commitment toward quaity education and research. We are aso committed in deveoping outstanding professionas and entrepreneurs with humanistic vaue for upifting the society. With this motive, Vijayaakshmi Paanisamy Charitabe Trust estabished Kaaignar Karunanidhi Institute of Technoogy in The institution is committed to buid Exceence in Education, uneash the best creative & anaytica potentia in the fied of Engineering and aow the students to evove into professionas at par with the industry standards to face the chaenges of the competitive word. Over the years, the Institution has achieved success with consistent performance, exceent ratings and exceptiona awards across a wide range of fieds, so that they can emerge as eaders and innovators in their chosen professions. Thiru. P. Pynthami Chairman Let me begin by extending my greetings to a the aspirants to this prestigious Institution. To estabish a coege of repute was a dream of mine for a ong time as I am committed to the cause of education. KIT-Kaaignarkarunanidhi Institute of Technoogy is dedicated to the cause of exceence in education. We pace the student community at the centre and strive to insti confidence in them to face chaenges of the contemporary gobaized word. We are equay committed to the impementation of innovative, pacement-oriented academic programmes and courses giving them a truy professiona experience. Young friends, I am confident that the ambience of this Institution wi fufi your ong cherished dream of acquiring exceence in the fied of higher education by providing the best infrastructure and training to achieve your career goas and ambitions. 02

6 Vice Chairperson & Managing Trustee s Message Vice Chairperson Mrs. Indu Murugesan We beieve that the purpose of education is to create a futuristic student community. We at KIT work with a missionary zea and recognize the importance of quaity in producing engineers. A strenuous effort has been taken to provide a the necessary ogistica support to our students, so that they can broaden their horizon and deepen their insight into the fascinating word of engineering. We assure that the stay with us wi hep them discover new experiences in a vibrant and supportive environment. I wecome a the aspiring students of our prestigious institution to experience the changes in ife with a rewarding career. Managing Trustee Dr. A.Vidhya Goku The driving force behind the setting up of Kaaignar Karunanidhi Institute of Technoogy was our keen desire to enighten young minds and nurture their inner taent. The modern educationa word is reverberating with waves of innovation a around the word. I am deepy honoured to be given an opportunity to manage an educationa endeavour of the Vijayaakshmi Paanisamy Charitabe Trust, Kaaignar Karunanidhi Institute of Technoogy. The growth that we have witnessed for the past nine years is a testimony to this fact. Today, we stand proud as an institution and witnessed our student graduates becoming discerning citizens of the word. Every singe detai is given utmost care and attention to bring out the best in every student. We strongy beieve that we woud reaize our dream - to moud the younger generation as innovative engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs who woud add gory to our great nation. 03

7 Programmes Offered Affiiated to Anna University, Chennai. Under Graduate B.E. Aeronautica Engineering B.E. Computer Science and Engineering B.E. Eectrica and Eectronics Engineering B.E. Eectronics and Communication Engineering B.E. Mechanica Engineering Post Graduate MBA MCA M.E.Appied Eectronics M.E. Computer Science and Engineering M.E.Power Systems Engineering M.E.VLSI Design M.E. Engineering Design Affiiated to Eastern Michigan University, USA. MS Engineering Management 04

8 Members of Governing Counci - KIT-Kaaignarkarunanidhi Institute of Technoogy S. No. Name Position Quaification 1 Mr.P.Pynthami Chairman B. B. M., Present Professiona Position/Occupation Chairman, Vijayaakshmi Paanisamy Charitabe Trust, Coimbatore. 2 Ms.Indu Murugesan Vice Chairperson M.Sc., Vice Chairperson- KIT 3 Dr. A.Vidhya Goku Managing Trustee M.B.B.S, D.G.O Managing Trustee -KIT 4 Mr.N.Arjunan Co- Chairman P.U.C., Vijayaakshmi Paanisamy Charitabe Trust,Coimbatore. 5 Mr.A.Suriya Trustee D.M.E., B.E., Trustee, Vijayaakshmi Paanisamy Charitabe Trust,Coimbatore. 6 Dr. S.Sevam Educationaist M.Tech.,Ph.D., MBA., Former Director, Centre for University Industry Coaboration, Anna University Chennai. 7 Mr.C.R.Swaminathan Educationaist B.Sc.(Agri), M.B.A. Trustee, Sri Krishna Coege of Engineering & Technoogy, Coimbatore. 8 9 Dr.N.Kumarave Dr. Sheea Ramachandran Educationaist Educationaist M.E., Ph.D., M.Sc. Ph.D., Professor and Head of ECE Department, Coege of Engineering, Guindy, Anna University, Chennai. Former Vice Chanceor AvinashiingamInstitute for Home Science & Higher Education for Women. Coimbatore. 10 Dr. De. Kathirve Educationaist M.Sc., M.Phi., Ph.D., Assistant Professor Chikkana Arts & Science Coege, Tirupur. 11 Mr.T.N.Sivakumar Industriaist B.E.M.Sc.,(Engg) Managing Director, Eectronics and Contros Corporation, Coimbatore. 12 Mr. Shiva Paanisamy Industriaist B.E. MBA., President & CEO, Maestro Media Print Soution Boomfied His, Michigan, USA. 13 Dr.Myswamy Annadurai Scientist M.E., Project Director, Chandrayaan I & II, 366, NTI Layout, 6th Cross, 10th Main, Vidhyaranyapura, Bangaore. 14 Dr.V.Seadurai Anna University Nominee M.E., Ph.D., Principa, Coimbatore Institute of Technoogy, Coimbatore. 15 Dr.R.Rudramoorthy Educationaist M.E., Ph.D., Principa, PSG Coege of Technoogy, Coimbatore. 16 Dr.N.Devarajan Directorate of Technica Education Nominee M.E., Ph.D., Dean, Eectrica and Eectronics Engineering, SRIT, Coimbatore 17 Dr.N.Mohan Das Gandhi Member Secretary B.E., MBA., M.Tech, Ph.D., Principa, KIT-Kaaignarkarunanidhi Institute of Technoogy, Coimbatore Dr.P.Anbaagan Mr.S.Karthick Facuty Member 1 Facuty Member 2 M.Sc (Engg)., Ph.D., M.Sc., M.Tech., Director, Professor & Head, Eectrica and Eectronics Engineering, KIT-Kaaignarkarunanidhi Institute of Technoogy, Coimbatore. Assistant Professor, S & H (Maths) KIT-Kaaignarkarunanidhi Institute of Technoogy, Coimbatore 05

9 Interna Quaity Assurance Ce (IQAC) The institution estabished Quaity Assurance Ce (QAC) in 2008, to monitor the academic performance of the Institution. The QAC has been redefined as Interna Quaity Assurance Ce (IQAC) on 2nd January, 2015, to assure the best quaity in academia. To monitor the quaity of education, the institution estabished IQAC, with an aim to improve the overa performance of the Institution and to monitor the system and procedure of the academic activities. The ce channeizes the efforts of the institution towards academic exceence through team works and persistent efforts. In order to ensure quaity, the institution has an appropriate evauation system. The feedback mechanism, sef- appraisa of facuty members and IQAC audit system enabe the institution to monitor the performance of the facuty members, IQAC was introduced by the Institution for monitoring the system and procedure of academic activities. IQAC heps to coordinate a the departments under one body which contros and monitors the exceence in each activity. It aso heps in documenting a activities and foows the hierarchia system right through the ce. Academic audits are conducted by interna auditors and the resuts are anayzed thoroughy by Interna Quaity Assurance Ce (IQAC) to ensure that the stated objectives of the curricuum are achieved. IQAC MEMBERS S.No Name Dr.P.Anbaagan Dr.N.Mohan Das Gandhi Dr.R.S.Sankarasubramanian Dr.M.Muthu Krishnan Dr.M.Jeyasheea Dr.P.Raviraj Dr.R.T.Yamuna Ms.R.Mythii Dr.S.Ravichandran Mr.N.Ravikumar Ms.N.Gugapriya Mr.S.Raja Mohamed Mr.Karthik Abinanth Industry Representatives Aumni Representative Student Representative Designation Academic Director Principa and Chairperson Member Secretary Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member 06

10 Saient Features EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, USA KIT has worked towards internationaizing the domain of education by signing MoU with Eastern Michigan University, the highest rated University in the USA. The MoU provides research opportunities to the aspiring candidates serving in Educationa Institutions, Industries and Research Organizations to pursue MS in Engineering Management and Research Programs.KIT encourages the researchers to make their dreams come true through higher studies in foreign Universities. NATIONAL CYBER DEFENCE RESEARCH CENTRE KIT estabished Nationa Cyber Defence Research Centre (NCDRC) in the domain of Web Appication in association with Nationa Cyber Safety and Security Standards (NCSSS), an autonomous body. The ab was estabished to promote scientific temper and research cuture among the facuty members and students. The research centre has a state-of-the-art aboratory which aids in carrying out research activities in the fied of cyber security. The Institution encourages the fina year students to do major projects within the campus by providing them with the required infrastructure and research faciities apart from industry sponsored projects. MADRAS REGIMENTAL CENTRE (MRC) KIT-Kaaignarkarunanidhi Institute of Technoogy is affiiated to Madras Regimenta Centre (MRC), Weington, one of the odest regiments of the Indian Army. This affiiation provides the interested students of KIT an opportunity to be trained by the officers of MRC for recruitment in the Indian Army for the officer cadre. The Institution provides fu fee waiver schoarship to the chidren of Indian Army martyrs to pursue a course in Engineering. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CENTRE The R&D centre of the institution aims at coaborating research activities, co-ordinating sponsored research and supporting consutancy projects with premier institutes and industries. The centre enabes the staff members and students to participate and coaborate with industries for mutua benefit. The Department of Chemistry takes its pride for being the recognised research centre of Anna University, Chennai. 07

11 Saient Features KIT-CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE KIT has achieved a commendabe growth through the Centres of Exceence. The Centre focuses to enhance the skis of the students. It provides ampe opportunities for the students and staff to comprehend the atest industry practice and upgrade their knowedge through industria reevant projects.the institution provides a modern and a competitive earning environment for the students by promoting extensive in-house research activities to improve their technica knowedge. The centre aso provides a good insight into the knowedge gained and prepare the students for pacement and higher studies. The centre provides gobay recognized certificates and prepares the students to be industry ready. The centre aso enightens the students to acquire confidence in deveoping their own entrepreneurship skis. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (PDC) The PDC of the Institution motivates the young minds to design nove methodoogies in the fied of Engineering and Technoogy. Product Deveopment Centre provides assistance for students and facuty members in deveoping new products. The PDC aso provides the necessary engineering design toos, materia anaysis, product guidance, software deveopment and other simiar services eading to the deveopment for testing of a function prototype, product or process. It aso heps to get patent for the new innovative products. CENTRE FOR INSTITUTE INDUSTRY INTERACTION ( CIII) The Centre for Institute Industry Interaction (CIII) of KIT emphasises the incucation of eadership quaities, team spirit, corporate behaviour and works on the overa personaity deveopment of the students. The ce faciitates an exchange of ideas amongst students, facuty members and industries. The prime objective of this ce is to strengthen the reationship between the institute and the industry resuting in a mutuay beneficia partnership. The ce, through its MoU's, provides Internship for students, facuty deveopment programs, research and deveopment projects, industria visits and training students in association with industries. 08

12 Saient Features ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL (EDC) Entrepreneurship Deveopment Ce aims at bringing out the entrepreneuria spirit among the budding engineers. The ce nourishes the young minds by organising various entrepreneurship deveopment programmes. The ce hosts various events ike Entrepreneurship Awareness Camps (EAC)Entrepreneurship Deveopment Programs (EDP), Facuty Deveopment Programs (FDP) etc. The EDC aso assists the students in starting industries of their own right from Product Identification (PI) Market Survey, toos for market research, Preparation of project reports and getting technica feasibiity reports. Professiona Bodies In order to escaate the knowedge and trends in technoogies of various fieds, the institution has taken membership in various professiona bodies ike : IEEE IE (India) IETE( Institution of Eectronics & Teecommunication Engineers) SAE- Society of Automotive Engineers IIF- Institute of Indian Foundry Men ISTE-Indian Society for Technica Education WSI-Weding Society of India. CSI- Computer Society of India COMMUNICATION LABORATORY The communication aboratory acts as a patform for earning, practising and producing anguage skis through interactive essons and communicative mode of teaching. The ab aims at enhancing ora communication, extensive reading and expository writing skis. SOFT SKILLS A specia training of 60 hours is given to a the students apart from the reguar syabus to deveop their skis in sef-expression, anaytica thinking and verba abiities. The sessions are handed by we -reputed training experts. 09

13 TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL Saient Features The coege has an excusive training and pacement ce with specia trainers appointed to faciitate on -campus pacement opportunities for the students. The ce provides pacement training in soft skis to a pre- fina years for enabing them to acquaint with the current corporate requirements. The ce motivates the students to face interviews and get paced in reputed firms. More than 80 we-estabished companies across the sectors visit the campus for recruitment. Every year more than 95% of students from a the programs are being paced setting an impressive pacement record. KIT has signed numerous MoUs with reputed organisations and companies for providing high -quaity training and pacements to the students. These MoU's foster the students in gaining exceent technica standards. The MoU's of KIT has heped in creating a seamess opportunity to expore coaborative and reciprocity activities. Over the years KIT has buit a robust and sustained reationship with a corporations and has derived benefits to its students in a number of ways. LIBRARY -Muthu Kumarave Learning Centre The cassy digita ibrary of KIT stands as a treasure house of knowedge consisting of 7139 tites and more than 21,039 voumes subscribing to various nationa and internationa journas. With its spacious reading has and modern infrastructure, the ibrary provides the right ambience for reading and research for the earners. The ibrary has fuy computerised automated system for transactions of the books and other reading materias. The Onine Pubic Access Cataogue (OPAC) is avaiabe in the coege ibrary. E- Resources for IEEE-, Springer, DELNET and Nationa Digita Library, British Counci, and D Space are aso subscribed by the ibrary. The centra ibrary has NPTEL Videos and Web ectures of different streams of engineering for promoting research and deveopmenta activities within its students and facuty members. The coege provides internet access through a 16 Mbps, internet broadband ink. A 10Mbps internet connection is excusivey aotted for the ibrary. Internet browsing and photocopying faciities are avaiabe throughout the working hours in the ibrary. In addition o this, a separate department ibrary is made avaiabe in every department. The centre having an excusive IAS coaching academy enabes the students to prepare for civi services exams. The centre has a separate coection of 10

14 Saient Features Cds', and DVDs' on communication skis and other subjects. The centre has a coection of books for other competitive exams ike GATE, GRE,TANCET, TOFEL, IELTS, thereby enabing the earners a one-stop pace for earning. Working Hours Working Days : 08:00 a.m. to 07:00 p.m. Hoidays : 08:00 a.m. to 04:30 p.m. MEMBERS OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE The Library committee has been formed in our coege with the foowing members: OBJECTIVE OF THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE The ibrary committee serves as a guide to the chief ibrarian in assisting goas by formuating genera poicies and programs. One representative from each department is aotted as a member of the committee. The duration of the membership of the committee members is for a period of two years and is renewed after the respective time period. The committee meets once in every academic year to improvise the standard of the ibrary. 11

15 SCHOLARSHIPS Financia Assistance & Schoarships The Vijayaakshmi Paanisamy Charitabe Trust offers severa schoarships, fee waiver scheme, and research assistance to meritorious and deserving students. Every year more than 200 students are benefitted with the schoarship worth one core. VIJAYALAKSHMI PALANISAMY SCHOLARSHIP Appication for schoarships shoud be submitted in the prescribed form to the Principa, within 30 days from the date of reopening of the institution or admission of the candidate to the institution. Students shoud submit a the certificates required pertaining to the nature of Schoarship. No student wi be permitted to hod more than one schoarship at a time. The concessions granted are iabe to be withdrawn in case of misconduct such as participation in the strike, invovement in ragging etc. GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS The foowing schoarships and fee concessions are avaiabe for deserving students in UG & PG Programmes The institution supports in receiving other government schoarships ike: 1. Adi-Dravidar and Triba Wefare (SC / SCC / ST) student's schoarship. 2. Backward Cass Wefare Schoarship (BC/MBC/DNC) students schoarship 3. Educationa Schoarship to the wards of Farmers under Tami Nadu Agricutura Labourers (Farmers Socia Security and Wefare Scheme) 4. Minority Schoarship (Christian, Musim, Sikh, Buddhists, Parsi and Jain students schoarship ) 5. Tami Nadu Adi- Dravidar Wefare Higher Educationa Specia Schoarship. 6. Physicay Chaenged Schoarship. 12

16 Coege Rues And Reguations ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR UG A UG Programs are four years A pass in HSC (Academic) Maths, Physics & Chemistry with required marks. A Pass in HSC( vocationa stream)with Engineering Vocationa subjects and any one or two of reated subjects( Maths, Physics & Chemistry) with required marks Dipoma in one of the Engineering courses( Mechanica, Eectrica or Eectronics) Any other equivaent quaification approved by the State Board of Technica Education/ Higher Secondary Board of Tami Nadu. For SC/ST candidates, a mere pass in the quaifying examination wi suffice. Candidates beonging to communities other than SC/ST shoud have obtained the foowing minimum marks. LATERAL ENTRY SCHEME Candidates with a dipoma fufiing the foowing requirements can appy for admission to the II Year of B.E. under the atera entry Scheme. Candidates who have passed B.Sc. degree with Mathematics as one of the subjects are aso eigibe to appy. Eigibiity Average Marks in Dipoma for II Year B.E. Admission. 13

17 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR PG ( M.E. DEGREE) A candidate shoud have competed passed the B.E. Degree examination in the respective Branch of engineering of Anna University or equivaent examination of any other University/ Institution. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR PG ( MCA) A pass in a recognized bacheor's degree of minimum three years duration with Mathematics at 10+2 eve or at graduate eve and obtained ateast 50% in the quaifying degree examination. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR PG ( MBA) A pass in a recognized bacheor's degree of minimum three years duration with Mathematics at 10+2 eve or at graduate eve and obtained ateast 50% in the quaifying degree examination. ADMISSIONS The intake capacity of each programme, incuding the number of seats to be reserved for students of different categories sha be decided by foowing the Government directives and Counci approvas. Admissions to the first year of a the programmes sha be made before the start of each academic year, through the Counseing conducted by the Government. The coege sha aso admit a imited number of students of Non- Resident Indian (NRI)as per government rues There sha aso be a merit-based, atera admission of students having Dipoma quaification to the second year of a the programmes at the Coege in accordance with the Government rues appicabe for such admissions The Coege reserves the right to revoke the admission made to a candidate, if it is found at any time after admission that he/she does not fufi a the requirements stipuated in the offer of admission. The Coege aso reserves the right to cance the admission of any student and discontinuehis/her studies at any stage of studentship for any indiscipine conduct. EXAMINATION SYSTEM Coege Rues And Reguations Performance in each course of study sha be evauated based on Continuous Interna Assessment throughout the semester and University examination at the end of the semester. 14

18 Coege Rues And Reguations Each course, both theory and practica (incuding project work & viva voce Examinations) sha be evauated for a maximum of 100 marks. The interna assessment for a theory and practica courses incuding project work is for 20 marks whie the End- Semester University examination wi be for 80 marks. The University examinations (Theory and Practica) of 3 hours duration sha ordinariy be conducted between October and December during the odd semesters and between Apri and June during the even semesters. The evauation of project work is done by an externa examiner and an interna examiner, foowed by a viva-voce examination conducted separatey for each student. CONTINUOUS INTERNAL ASSESSMENTS 15 A assessments of a course wi be done on absoute marks basis. As per Anna University reguations three Continuous Interna Assessments are conducted every semester. The students wi attempt each Interna Examination for 50 marks. The marks obtained sha be proportionatey reduced for 20 marks and rounded to the nearest integer. The interna marks are added to the semester marks obtained by each student to be evauated for a maximum of 100 marks for each subject. PASSING REQUIREMENTS FOR UNIVERSITY A candidate who secures 50 and above percentage of tota marks prescribed for the course [Interna Assessment + End semester University Examinations] sha be decared to have passed the course and acquired the reevant number of credits. This is appicabe for both theory and practica courses (incuding project work). If a candidate fais to secure a pass in a particuar course, it is mandatory that he/she sha register and reappear for the examination during the subsequent semester when examination is conducted for that course. ATTENDANCE Every student is expected to attend a casses and secure 100% attendance. However, in order to give provision for certain unavoidabe reasons the student is expected to attend at east 75% of the casses. If any student is found to ag beow 75% of attendance prescribed by the University, the particuar student wi be debarred from appearing for the end semester examinations and in compiance with the university rues

19 Coege Rues And Reguations wi have to repeat the same semester. However, a candidate who secures overa attendance between 65% and 74% in the current semester due to medica reasons (proonged hospitaization / accident / specific iness) / participation in sports events may be permitted to appear for the current semester examinations subject to the condition that the candidate sha submit the medica certificate / sports participation certificate attested by the Head of the Institution satisfying the requirement of minimum 75% attendance. The same sha be forwarded to the Controer of Examinations for record purposes. Candidates who secure ess than 65% overa attendance sha not be permitted to write the University examination at the end of the semester and aso are not permitted to move to the next semester. They are required to repeat the incompete semester in the next academic year, as per the norms prescribed. REVALUATION A candidate can appy for a photocopy of his/her semester examination answer script in a theory course, within 2 weeks from the decaration of the resuts, on payment of the prescribed fee to the Controer of Examinations through the Head of Institution. The answer script is to be evauated and justified by a facuty member, who handed the subject and recommend for revauation with breakup of marks for each question. Based on the recommendation, the candidate can register for the revauation through proper appication to the Controer of Examinations. The resuts wi be intimated to the candidate concerned through the Head of the Institution. Revauation is not permitted for practica courses and for project work. A candidate can appy for revauation of answer scripts not exceeding 5 subjects at a time. GRADE - GP, GPA & CGPA The marks scored by the student wi be converted into Grades (G) and Grade Points (GP). A assessments of a course wi be done on absoute marks basis. However, for the purpose of reporting the performance of a candidate, etter grades, each carrying certain number of points, wi be awarded as per the range of tota marks (out of 100) obtained by the candidate in each subject as detaied beow: 16

20 Coege Rues And Reguations Scores Grades Grade Points Description S 10 Superior 81 to 90 A 9 Very Good 71 to 80 B 8 Good 61 to 70 C 7 Very Fair 57 to 60 D 6 Fair 50 to 56 E 5 Satisfactory Less than 50 F - Faiure SA-Shortage of Attendance U- Reappearance (RA) is required for the examination in that particuar course W - Withdrawa from the exam from the particuar GPA CLASSIFICATION I Cass with Distinction: 8.50 and above. I Cass : 6.5 and above II Cass : beow 6.5 GRADE SHEET After resuts are decared, Grade Sheets wi be issued by the University to each student which wi contain the foowing detais:- The coege in which the candidate has studied. The ist of courses enroed during the semester and the grade scored. The Grade Point Average (GPA) for the semester. The Cumuative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of a courses enroed from the first semester onwards, upto the semester concerned "U" and "W" grades wi be excuded for cacuating GPA and CGPA. CONTINUOUS ACADEMIC ITORING OF THE STUDENTS The institution ensures that every cass has an advisor and two/ three tutors according to the strength of the cass. The cass advisor wi be one among the course-instructors of the cass. He / She wi be appointed by the HoD concerned. 17

21 The foowing are the responsibiities of a cass advisor:- To act as the channe of communication between the HoD and the students of the respective cass. To coect and maintain various statistica detais of the students. To hep the chairperson of the cass committee in panning and conduct of the cass committee meetings. To monitor the academic performance of the students incuding attendance. To attend the students wefare activities ike Awards, Schoarships & Industria Reated Activities (Industria visit, Internship & Industria Training) CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE STUDENTS Coege Rues And Reguations 1. Students shoud conduct themseves in a we-discipined manner both inside and outside the campus. 2. Students shoud attend casses, functions and the other activities of the coege in time. 3. Students shoud possess with them identity cards duy signed by the Principa. The cards wi be issued to them immediatey after admission to the coege. They are expected to have their identity cards with anyard aways with them and especiay at the time of examination. 4. No student is to eave the cass room during the ecture without the permission of the facuty. 5. Use of ce phones inside the cassrooms is not aowed. 6. Students shoud not oiter in the verandas; sit on the steps of the portico and staircases. 7. Scribbing on the was and desks or doing any other kind of damage to the coege property is stricty prohibited. Students responsibe for any such wanton damage wi be severey penaized. 8. No meeting of students of any kind sha be hed in the coege without prior written permission of the Principa. Simiary, no money sha be coected by any student from his\her cassmates or others for any purpose. 9. No notice of any kind shoud be circuated among the students or fixed on the notice board without the prior written permission from the Principa. 10. Students are requested to read the notices dispayed on the coege notice boards. Ignorance of notice thus dispayed wi not be accepted as an excuse for faiing to compy with it. 11. Students are forbidden from smoking inside the coege premises. 18

22 Coege Rues And Reguations 19 Students who are found using drugs or in a drunken state wi be immediatey dismissed from the coege. 12. Students shoud park their vehices in the space meant for parking. They are not aowed to drive the vehice inside the campus. 13. Students are responsibe for their beonging. The coege wi not be responsibe for the oss of the property or money. Any property found in the premises shoud be handed over to the office with reevant detais. 14. The Principa has the absoute right to penaize or suspend or dismiss any student found guity of gross misconduct inside or outside the coege campus. 15. Students are forbidden from organizing or taking part in strikes or demonstrations. They sha not aso take part in any poitica agitation. 16. In a the academic or discipinary matters the decision of the institute authorities sha be fina. DRESS CODE 1. Mae students shoud wear forma cothes with tucked-in shirts and back shoes. Wearing of T- Shirts and jeans are stricty prohibited. 2. Femae students shoud wear either sawar kameez with neaty pinned dupatta. Hair shoud not be eft oose. COLLEGE POLICY The coege wi function on a days from Monday to Friday in a week except on Government hoidays. The second and fourth Saturdays wi be fu working days. If required, a decision wi be made to work on other Saturdays to fufi the required number of working days in a semester as prescribed by the University. Coege Timing: 8:30 a.m. to 4:25 p.m. CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE (a) A students sha be required to conduct themseves in a manner befitting the students of a professiona institution of high reputation, within and outside the precincts of the Coege (b) The foowing additiona acts by the students within or outside the precincts of the Coege sha constitute a gross vioation of the code of conduct punishabe as indiscipine: Lack of courtesy and decorum, as we as indecent behaviour Wifu damage of property of the Coege/Hoste or of feow students

23 Possession/consumption/distribution of acohoic drinks and banned drugs Mutiation or unauthorized possession of ibrary materia ike books Noisy and unseemy behaviour, disturbing peace in the coege/hoste Hacking in computer systems, either hardware or software or both Any other act considered by the Coege as of gross indiscipine ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE RULES FOR THE STUDENTS Coege Rues And Reguations 1. Students shoud be in the cassroom before the facuty member enters. 2. The attendance wi be taken every hour and any student not present in the cass whie the attendance is taken wi be marked absent. 3. Students shoud appy for eave in advance in the prescribed format signed by him/her which shoud be submitted to HoD for prior permission 4. Students are not permitted to go out during coege hours without prior permission of the Principa. 5. When eave is avaied due to unforeseen causes, the eave appication shoud be submitted immediatey on the day of presence with parent's/warden's signature. 6. When eave is avaied due to sickness or hospitaization, Medica Certificate with prescription and bis shoud be submitted aong with eave appication. 7. If a student has ess than 75% of attendance, he or she wi not be permitted to appear for the current University Examinations. 8. If a student has taken any ordinary eave or medica eave or On-Duty eave or any other kind of eave, in a semester, a the eave period put together shoud not exceed 20% of the tota attendance in that semester. WORKSHOP AND LABORATORY RULES 1. The student shoud wear prescribed uniform/overcoats whie doing experiments and foow the safety reguations of the workshop and aboratories. 2. Students shoud take care of toos, apparatus or other equipment given to them and shoud preserve the ceaniness of the aboratories and the workshop. 20

24 3. Care shoud be taken in handing the property of the institution and any damage caused casuay or wifuy wi entai discipinary action and recovery of cost. LIBRARY RULES 1. The ibrary is opened from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on a working days and from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on hoidays and vacation days. 2. Sience shoud be maintained in the ibrary. 3. Students shoud take care of the books without causing damage of any sort ike foding or underining. 4. Lending of books wi be done ony upon producing the identity card. 5. Books borrowed shoud be returned on or before the due date. 6. If books are not returned on the due date, fine amount wi be coected. 7. In case of the oss of a book, the student wi have to bear the responsibiity for repacing it with a new one. If the book is not avaiabe, the actua cost of the book wi be coected from the student. 8. Digita ibrary can be used for accessing E- Journas and E - Books. 9. Internet access faciity is aso avaiabe for staff members and students for technica research and academic purposes. COMMITTEES ANTI-RAGGING RULES Ragging is dispay of disordery conduct, doing any act which causes or is ikey to cause physica or psychoogica harm or raise apprehension or fear or shame or embarrassment to a student in any educationa Institution. It aso incudes: a) Teasing, abusing, paying jokes on or causing hurt to such student b) Asking the students to do any act or perform something which the student wi not in the ordinary course wiingy do. Ragging within or outside any educationa Institution is prohibited. Whoever directy or indirecty commits or participates in any practice of "Ragging" within or outside any educationa institution sha be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years or sha aso be iabe to a fine which may extend to Rs.25,000/-or even termination of the student with T.C. and the student cannot join in any other institution with that T.C. In conformity with Supreme Court judgments and directions, UGC guideines and State Government Instructions, KIT is foowing a 'Zero- Toerance Poicy' towards ragging Any student accused and found guity of ragging, wi be severey deat with, in accordance with the provisions of aw The institution has framed an excusive anti-ragging committee to promote a safe and comfortabe earning atmosphere for the students' 21

25 Committees community. Members of the Anti- Ragging Committee 1. Dr. Mohan Das Gandhi - Principa (Chairman) Dr. P. Anbaagan - Director Dr. R.S.Sankarasubramanian - Professor Dr. R. T. Yamuna - Associate Professor Grievance Redressa Ce The function of the Ce is to ook into the compaints odged by any student, and judge its merit.the students can approach the Ce to voice their grievances regarding academic and non-academic matters. The Ce redresses the grievances at individua and cass eve and grievances of common interest. Anyone with a genuine grievance may approach the department members in person, or in consutation with the officer in-charge of Students' Grievance Ce. In case the person is unwiing to appear in person, grievances may be dropped in writing in the suggestion box of the Grievance Ce ocated at West Bock as we as in the hoste. Grievances may aso be sent through e-mai to the officer in-charge of Students' Grievance Ce. The coege assures students that once a compaint is made, it wi be treated with confidentiaity. The function of this Ce is to ensure that there is no reprisa of any kind against any appicant, witness, or any other participant in the grievance redressa process, and to ensure speedy disposa of every grievance appication within a maximum period of one month of the receipt of appication. S.No. Name Category Designation Teephone numbers Dr.N.Mohan Das Gandhi Chairman Principa E-mai 2. Mr.R.Gowrishankar Coordinator Associate Professor Dr.R.T.Yamuna Member Associate Professor kitgrievance@gmai.com Ms.R.Mythii Mr.M.Ramesh Member Member Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant 6. Mr.N.Ravikumar Member Professor 22

26 Committees The Ce wi give report to the authority about the cases attended to and the number of pending cases, if any, which require direction and guidance from the higher authorities. Women Empowerment and Sexua Harassment Prevention Ce Mission To empower women and create awareness of women's rights. To make the Ce a unique patform for the deveopment of women, by providing opportunities to contribute towards the betterment of the society. Aiming at inteectua and socia upiftment of the femae students, the Ce stands for faciitating women's empowerment through guest ectures, seminars, awareness programmes and other wefare activities. Objectives: 1. To empower students to become Entrepreneurs. 2. To provide provision of opportunities and programmes to the femae gender in order to be financiay, mentay and emotionay empowered to promote their growth as individuas in their own right. 3. To conduct seminars and workshops in order to impart knowedge of opportunities and toos avaiabe. 4. To invite eminent personaities to give taks on various issues reated to women. 5. Heping gir students to deveop assertiveness and optimism to dea with their day to day probems. 6. To encourage staff members to extend their support, and provide guidance to gir students in need. 7. To faciitate gender sensitive and congenia working environment for women empoyees and gir students. 8. Empowering gir students to face future chaenges. 23

27 Members of Women Empowerment and Sexua Harassment Prevention Ce S. No Name Category Designation Teephone numbers E-mai 1 Dr.R.T.Yamuna Chairperson Head of the Department rtyamuna@gmai.com 2 Ms. R. Mythii Member Secretary Assistant Professor rmy@rediffmai.com 3 Ms. R. Jeyachitra Member Assistant Professor chitragopa2000@gmai.com 4 Dr.M.Jayasheea Member Professor jayasheeamoses@gmai.com 5 Ms. N Gughapriya Member Assistant Professor 6 Ms.Sheeba Suresh Member Assistant Professor 7 Ms. L. Thivya Member Assistant Professor gughapriyan@gmai.com sheebakit12@gmai.com thivya002@gmai.com Cubs EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES The coege has severa cubs that functions with great efficiency to enabe the students to participate in meaningfu activities. Academic Innovators Cub Aptitude Cub Literary Cub Nakshtra (Aero)Technica Cub Eco Cub Tami Mandram Aesthetic Photography Cub 24

28 Extra Curricuar Activities Fine Arts Cub Socia Cub Sports Cub NGO Generation Exat ( GEN-X) NSS, RRC, YRC Nationa Service Scheme (NSS), Red Ribbon Cub(RRC) and Youth Red Cross(YRC), aims at deveoping student's personaity through community service. Various camps on socia issues are organised in and around Coimbatore. Heath-reated awareness programmes, bood donation camps, education on human vaues and adut education are some of the reguar activities of the unit. CULTURAL ACTIVITES The students are introduced to a whoe new horizon of activities that gives them a better insight for their a-around deveopment. Every year a cutura event 'Taent Hunt' is conducted excusivey for the first year students. Apart from this various events ike Quiz, poetry writing, Debates, Musica Instruments, Dance, Mimicry, Painting and Short Fim are aso organized during specia events and functions PHYSICAL EDUCATION The coege has comprehensive sports faciities and provides opportunities for the students to exce in the fied of sports. The payers of voeyba, footba, basketba, handba, throw ba, cricket, tabe tennis, boxing and kabaddi have brought aures to KIT by winning many accoades at the State, Nationa and University eve tournaments. In order to incucate sportsmanship, every year the coege organises sports day, invitationa and University events inside the coege premises. 25

29 AUDITORIUM Campus Faciities The institution has a word -cass infrastructure, with state of the art, eegant and fuy centraised air-conditioned auditorium having a seating to accommodate 2500 deegates. The exceent acoustics and modern audiovisua faciities bring functiona sophistication to the events. CONFERENCE HALL An air- conditioned conference ha with a seating capacity of 300, idea for a seminar or conference is made avaiabe inside the campus. SMART CLASS ROOM The coege has a smart cassroom that provides interactive and muti-media enabed education system, which heps in bridging the gap between teacher & students in the fast paced word. AUDIO VISUAL ROOM The audio-visua room with a 100 seating capacity is equipped with overhead projectors &internet access are being used by students and facuty members for activities ike cassroom presentations, project thesis, meetings, conference and ectures. CAFETERIA The coege with a spacious cafeteria provides nutritious & hygienic food for students, staff members & visitors. Refreshments ike snacks & beverages are aso avaiabe in the cafeteria. STORE KIT has a stationery store that caters to a needs of the students. It ses stationery and toietriesitems at a nomina cost to students. MEDICAL FACILITIES For the benefit of the students, there are first aid boxe savaiabe at various paces inside the campus. The institution with its cinica affiiation with VGM hospita, Coimbatore and THIRU Hospita, Paapaayam, provides round the cock medica assistance for facuty members, students and other empoyees of the institution. The ambuance is made avaiabe within the campus for emergency situations. GYMNASIUM The coege has an exceent gymnasium for both boys and girs, which is 26

30 open from 06:00 a.m. to 07:00 a.m. in the morning and from 05:30 p.m. to 07:00 p.m. in the evening. TRANSPORT The coege being situated in the city is we connected by a feet of 20 buses to pick up students and staff members from a major residentia areas of the city. The buses cover severa routes in and around Coimbatore catering to the convenience of the day-schoar students. HOSTEL The campus offers homey accommodation for a outstation boys and girs inside the coege premises. The hostes have we-furnished rooms and provide modern amenities ike TV ounge, visitors ounge, internet faciity with Wi-Fi connectivity, round the cock security, extraordinary sporting faciities ike indoor games and gymnasium. The hoste is annexed with a centraised modern kitchen with a spacious dining ha, accommodating more than 1000 students at a time. The inmates are served with deicious and we baanced nutritious and hygienic food for their heathy iving. A. ADMISSION AND ACCOMMODATION 1. Accommodation in the hoste wi be terminated at the end of each academic year and members who desire to avai the hoste faciity sha appy for readmission at the beginning of every academic year. 2. The chief warden may refuse admission to any student who does not abide by the rues and reguations of the hoste. 3. Every student must give an undertaking in writing that he/she wi abide by the rues of the hoste and that he/she wi submit to any discipinary action imposed on him by the authorities. This sha be confirmed in writing and in a decaration form by the parent/guardian. 4. After admission, no student shoud vacate the hoste without the written appication by the parent/guardian and without the permission of the warden. 5. Aotment of rooms sha be made by the deputy warden under the orders of the chief warden. 6. No room sha be aotted to any member without payment of hoste fee for the whoe year at the office. 7. Rooms once aotted for a year are not interchangeabe. Students must occupy the rooms aotted to them and not change rooms without the 27 HOSTEL RULES

31 permission of the deputy warden concerned. 8. The hoste management is not responsibe for the oss of property eft in the rooms due to negigence of inmates. 9. No student shoud avai eave on the preceding and the ensuing days of the hoidays without obtaining vaid permission in advance. If anybody fouts this condition he/she wi ose hoste accommodation 10. No student is aowed to use any eectrica appiances ike heater, iron box,tv, etc., in the room. 11. Guests are not aowed either to enter or to stay in the hoste. 12. Visitors intending to see the students shoud necessariy produce the identity card issued by the coege authorities. 13. If any difficuties or probems are put forth by the inmates it shoud immediatey be brought to the notice of the deputy warden. 14. A the inmates, in case of avaiing any outing, shoud reach the hoste campus by 6 p.m. 15. The mess bi shoud be setted in the beginning of the semester. 16. The eectrica fittings, furniture and other appiances provided in the hoste shoud be preserved in good condition. Damage done to the hoste property wi be made good by recovering the cost or repair of the materias. B. HOSTEL MESS TIMINGS 1. The hoste provides both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food at subsidized rates. Food wi be served in the mess during the foowing timings: Working Days Breakfast Lunch Tea Dinner Hoidays Breakfast Lunch Tea Dinner : 07:30 a.m.- 08:20 a.m. : 12:10 p.m. - 12:50 p.m. : 05:00 p.m.- 05:30 p.m. : 07:00 p.m.- 08:00 p.m. : 08:30 a.m.- 09:30 a.m. : 01:00 p.m. - 02:00 p.m. : 05:00 p.m.- 05:30 p.m. : 07:00 p.m.- 08:00 p.m. Hoste - Rues and Reguations 28

32 Hoste - Rues and Reguations 2. Mess timing shoud be foowed stricty. No mea or tiffin wi be served after the cosure of the mess. 3. Guests are not permitted under any circumstances. 4. No resident is permitted to carry food in utensis to their rooms. 5. Transfer of one member's food to another person is not aowed on any account. 6. No inmate wi be provided food in the mess, at the time of joining, without the production of the rent receipt. 7. Student inmates sha not interfere with the work of cooks or other servants or induge in any argument with them. Cases of misconduct of hoste empoyees sha be immediatey reported to the warden with fu particuars 8. Members sha not give any tips to the servants or cooks in the hoste. C. DISCIPLINE INSIDE THE HOSTEL 1. A high standard of discipine shoud be maintained. 2. Attendance wi be taken at 6:30 a.m. and 9:00p.m.every day. A inmates shoud be present in the hostes and ensure their attendance. If anybody fais to give attendance, he/she wi face the risk of expusion from the hoste. 3. A inmates shoud get prior permission (out pass) from the warden to go out between 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on hoidays and from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00p.m.on working days (ony for emergency purposes). 4. Gir inmates may go out for purchases etc., ony on hoidays with the assistance of the deputy warden (or) her representative. 5. Eve teasing and ragging is stricty prohibited. Any student found invoved in the dastardy act of ragging wi be expeed from the coege hoste. 6. Inmates shoud refrain from anti-socia activities and shoud not induge in drug abuse etc. 7. Scribbing or writing anything on the wa or the structure of the hoste or the coege and aso pasting of posters is stricty prohibited 8. Furniture issued to boarders sha not be taken out of their rooms at any cost. Any such item found outside rooms wi be confiscated by the hoste authorities. 9. Students are not aowed to put up notice or convene meeting of any sort within the hoste premises. 10. Faiure to abide by any of the above conditions wi resut in expusion of the students from the hoste. 29