MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE

Autonomous
Affiliated to Bengaluru City University
#58, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052

Re - Accredited with A + Grade (4th Cycle) by NAAC

College with Potential for Excellence by UGC
Star College Status by DBT

Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (SIRO) by

the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR),
Government of India

Phone: +91-80-22261759, 22286386

Email: mails@mccblr.edu.in,
Website: www.mccblr.edu.in

CALENDAR & HANDBOOK

2024 - 2025
 STATUTORY WARNING

Ragging is a criminal offence. Students

indulging in ragging are liable to be
dismissed from the College.
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 CONTENTS

Preamble to the Constitution of India 06

Vision and Mission 07
College Song and Prayer 08
Prayer of Blessing 09
MCC – Brief History 10
MCC Campus Facilities 15
Student Support Facilities 16
Code of Conduct for Students 18
Student Council 22
Academic Programs 24
National Education Policy2020 28
Examination and Academic Progression 31
Statutory Bodies 52
MCC - Organizational Structure 55
Academic Staff 56
Examination & Evaluation Section 75
Committees & Associations 77
Academic Calendar 107
Scholarships 121
Prize Endowments 133
Calendar 2024-25 142
Time Table 143

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 VISION
Empowering through value based, transformative, quality-driven
holistic education, with a vision to empower others especially the
socially and economically marginalized while creating a “Civilization
of Love”.

MISSION

• To provide transformative education, nurturing responsible

citizens, leaders and innovators with unwavering ethical
values , dedicated to driving sustainable development and
economic growth
• To foster intellectually enlightened, morally upright and
emotionally balanced individuals, particularly women,
prepared to excel in an ever evolving, globally inter connected
world
• To synergize women and less-privileged regarding their basic
human rights
• To promote inter-cultural and inter-religious harmony
• To work towards the integrity of creation and foster inter-
connectedness, kinship and eco-justice

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 COLLEGE SONG
Raise we then the joyous shout
Life to Alma Mater
Life to each professor here
Life to all our comrades dear

May they leave us never

May they leave us never.

Showers of her blessings

Our Lady of Mount Carmel
May the years bring her renown
And her children be her crown.

Amen to that prayer

Amen to that prayer.

Give us a vision bright, courage to dream

And reach our destiny, fording all streams
To wipe away the dark, brighten this land
With the anthem raised, praise the Lord divine

Carmel will Shine

PRAYER BEFORE CLASS

O God, we are here to take your touch before we begin our
day’s work, enlighten our minds, strengthen our memories,
make us receptive to the truth and bless us. Amen.

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 PRAYER OF BLESSING
1. Father, I place into Your hands
The things I cannot do.
Father, I place into your hands
The things that I’ve been through
Father, I place into your hands
The way that I should go
For I know always can trust you.

2. Father, I place into your hands

My friends and family
Father, I place into your hands
The things that troubled me
Father I place into your hands
The person I would be
For I know always can trust you.

3. Father, we love to see your face,

We love to hear your voice
Father, we love to sing your praises
And in your name rejoice,
Father, we love to walk with you
And in Your presence rest,
For we know we always can trust you.

4. Father, I want to be with you

And do the things you do.
Father, I want to speak the words
That you are speaking too.
Father, I want to love the ones
That you will draw to you
For I know that I am one with you.

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 MCC : A BRIEF HISTORY

Mount Carmel College, Autonomous is owed and managed by

the Carmelite Sisters of St. Teresa (CSST). The journey of Mount
Carmel College began in 1944 in Trichur, Kerala as Carmel
College affiliated to Madras University. To meet the increasing
demand for women’s education, the Management took the
decision to shift to Bangalore in the year 1948. Initially affiliated
to Mysore University it later became an affiliated college of
Bangalore University in 1964. Presently the institution is affiliated
to Bengaluru City University.
In largely uncharted waters this minority institution that was
originally intended for Catholic students opened its doors to
those of all castes, creeds and communities, thereby fulfilling
its mission of empowering youth and equipping them with
knowledge and strength of character, to transcend narrow
concerns and work tirelessly towards the vision of a better and
more egalitarian world.
Beginning with a few hundred students in 1948, the college has
grown exponentially and today caters to over 8500 students
offering programs across all streams – Humanities, Social
Sciences, Natural Sciences, Applied Sciences, Commerce,
Management and Education. Today the institution offers 47
undergraduate, 21 post graduate and 11 Doctoral programs.
The growth and diversification of the institution over the last 76
years demonstrates its sensitivity to keep abreast with the rapid
changes in the higher education space and economy.
An Autonomous College since 2005, Mount Carmel College
was first accredited with 5 Star in 1999, Re-accredited with an
A+ in 2006, ‘A’ Grade in 2012 in its third cycle and A+ in the
fourth cycle of accreditation by the National Assessment
and Accreditation Council (NAAC). In 2006, University Grants

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Commission identified the college as ‘College with Potential
for Excellence’ (CPE). The ten-year extension of autonomy in
2022 is a reflection of the impact that the institution has had
in terms of the nature of programs offered, the increase in
student strength, the effective governance and management.
The Institution is consistently ranked among the top 20 colleges
in India.
The college has well established research facilities and state of
the art laboratories, which facilitate research culture both among
staff and students. Eleven Departments have been recognized
as Research Centres by Bengaluru City University. The college
is registered with the Department of Scientific and Industrial
Research (DSIR) and is recognized as a Scientific and Industrial
Research Organization (SIRO) by the Department of Scientific
and Industrial Research, Ministry of Science and Technology,
Government of India (Act 1988).
The mission of the institution to empower students to be catalysts
of change has ensured that learning goes beyond classrooms.
With over 65 Associations/Clubs, the students are engaged in
several co-curricular activities, which enables them to nurture
their skills, hone their talent and in the process mold them to
be confident personalities. The institution is also conscious of
its role in molding the citizens of tomorrow and hence made
community engagements a component of main program matrix.

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 MILESTONES IN THE INSTITUTION’S
JOURNEY

1944 Carmel College one of the first women’s college

to be founded in Trichur, Kerala, under Madras
University.
1948 Mount Carmel College established in Bangalore
1951 Construction of College Hall – Fatima Hall
1962 First women’s college to start NCC wing in
Karnataka.
1963 Construction of Home Science Block and New
Chapel
1964 One of the first colleges in Bangalore to be granted
Affiliation by Bangalore University.
1973 Silver Jubilee Year
1988 One of the first All Women's College to start PGDBA
in India approved by AICTE
1994 Recognition Under 2(f) & 12(b) of UGC Act.
1998 Golden Jubilee year
1999 Accredited and awarded Five Star by the National
Assessment and Accreditation Council
2000 First Campus recruitment was held by General
Electric.
2002 Selected for the India Study Abroad Programme
by the University of Massachusetts Lowell and
Northern Essex
2004 Selected by ICCR and Educational Consultants
(India) for foreign students

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2005 One of the first colleges in Karnataka to be granted
Autonomy by UGC
2006 Re-accredited with A+ by the National Assessment
and Accreditation Council (NAAC) 2nd Cycle
2006 Identified under UGC Scheme as College with
Potential for Excellence (CPE).
2008 Diamond Jubilee Year
2008 Department of Commerce and Management
recognized as Research Centre by Bangalore
University
2011 Recognized Research Centre of IGNOU.
2011 Recognized as SIRO (Scientific and Industrial
Research Organization) by DSIR (Department of
Scientific and Industrial Research), Ministry of
Science and Tech., GOI.
2012 Reaccredited with ‘A’ Grade by National Assessment
and Accreditation Council (NAAC) 3rd Cycle
2012 Extension of Autonomy
2014 UGC Sponsored Vocational Degree Courses
B.Voc. Analytics and B.Voc. Hospitality & Tourism
introduced under National Skill Qualification
Frame Work
2014 Extension of CPE – II Phase by UGC
2015 Recognition of Eight Departments as Research
Centres by Bangalore University
2016 Identified ‘Star College’ Status by Department of
Bio-Technology, Ministry of Science & Technology,
Government of India
2017 Extension of Autonomy up to 2022

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2017 Recognized to conduct the Biotechnology Skill
Enhancement Program (BiSEP) by the Department
of Information Technology & Bio-Technology, Govt.
of Karnataka.
2019 Reaccredited with ‘A+’ Grade by National
Assessment and Accreditation Council 4thCycle
2019 Ranked Second in All-India and first in Karnataka
in the Swachhta Campus ranking by the Ministry
of Human Resource Development, Government of
India.
2020 Ranked the Best Women's Autonomous College in
India by Education World
2021 CSR Award by ASSOCHAM for Excellence in
Community Support for COVID Relief
2021 Implementation of NEP 2020
2022-23 Platinum Jubilee Year
2023 Recognition of three more departments as
Research Centre by Bengaluru City University
2023 Extension of Autonomy up to 2032

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 MCC CAMPUS FACILITIES

Academic • 132 Classrooms

Infrastructure • 82 well equipped laboratories
• Exclusive Computer & Analytic
Labs
• Knowledge & Information Centre
with over one lakh books, journals
and E-Resources
• Digital Library
• High Speed Wi-Fi
Canteen • Multi-cuisine Food court
Auditorium/ Seminar • DJB Audi with 1500 seating
Halls capacity
• PJEC and GJB Audi
• 4 Seminar Halls

Sports Infrastructure • Outdoor stadium with athletic

track
• Basketball court
• Volleyball/Throw ball courts
• Table Tennis
• Snooker
• Gym

Bank • UCO bank with ATM facility

Stationery • With scanner & photocopy facility
Health Care • Clinic
• Medical Aid Centre
Hostel • Women’s hostel on campus

Common facilities • Chapel

• Reading Room
• Student Lounge

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 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

1. Student Scholarships
Management of MCC offers scholarships for students coming
from socially and economically disadvantaged sections. The
details of these Scholarships will be available on website and
Student portal. Application process will be notified by the
Administration Office and eligible students can apply for the
same.
Students who are eligible are also encouraged to apply for
Government and other Scholarships and details of the same can
be obtained from the Administration office.
2. Mid-day Meal Scheme
Management of MCC provides mid-day meals for the socially and
economically disadvantaged students. To avail of this scheme
the students can contact their mentors or the Administration
office.
3. Internal Complaints Committee
MCC has all the mandatory ICCs- Student Grievance Cell, Anti-
Ragging Committee, CASH, Anti-Drug Committee, Women’s
Cell etc. functioning in the institution. Students are advised to
approach the ICCs in case of any grievances.
4. Equal Opportunity Cell
EPC oversees the effective implementation of policies and
programmes for disadvantagedgroups, and also provides
guidance and counselling with respect to academic, financial,
social andother matters.
5. Placement Cell
The Placement Cell seeks to provide students’ Campus
Placements in the best companies and to impart the right

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training & instilling confidence in them to face the corporate
world. Students are encouraged to register with Placement Cell
for training to avail of internship and placement opportunities.
6. Centre for Extended Education
CEE offers value added courses to empower students with
holistic growth to face and experience the outside world with
knowledge. These courses in collaboration with industry experts
will enable students to prepare for the real world.
7. Mentors
A strong mentoring system is in place in the institution. Mentors
will hand hold the mentees throughout their stay in the institution
and be the first point of contact with the parents. Parents
are expected to keep in touch with the mentors to appraise
themselves about their wards academic progress.
8. Counseling Cell
The Counselling Cell has trained professional counselors who
are committed to strive for the emotional wellbeing of the
student community. The Counselors will ensure that all sessions
are kept confidential and anonymous.
9. Christian Students Association
CSA in the institution is the college unit of the All India Catholic
University Federation which is a movement inspired by the
Person and Word of Christ. All Christian Students are encouraged
to be a part of CSA and work towards their spiritual and overall
growth.

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 CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS

• Students must take part in the common morning prayer and

maintain silence during the college song
• Students must be on time to their classes
• Students must carry their Identity Card always and this must
be shown to the authorized persons when demanded
• Every student is required to attend all lectures, tutorials and
practical
• Students must conduct themselves in a dignified manner
with the teaching and non-teaching staff
• Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited, within the College
premises. Principal will take immediate action in case of
occurrence of any such incident. The punishment may range
from expulsion from college to suspension for a period of
time
• Students will handle infrastructure on campus i.e. building,
furniture and equipment with great care and consideration.
Any loss or destruction of these will lead to strict action by
Principal
• Students are responsible for maintaining cleanliness on
campus and canteen in particular. Students found littering
will be fined
• No pamphlets, banners or posters will be circulated or
exhibited by the students, nor tickets for any programs sold
on campus without the permission of the Principal
• No fund raising activity can be undertaken on campus
without the permission of the Principal
• Excursions/picnics can be undertaken only with prior
permission of the Principal

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• Use of mobiles in classrooms is banned
• Students are not permitted to post any information about
the institution and the staff in media/social network sites
• Students are required to be dressed in a dignified manner
on campus. Indecent dressing will lead to suspension

Dress Code for Girls: Salwar/Churidhar Kameez

Trousers/Jeans and Kurtis/Tops/Shirts
Dress Code for Boys: Formal Pants/Trousers/Jeans
Formal Shirts/T-Shirts with Collar/ Kurtas

General rules:
o Sleeveless shirts/tops are not permitted
o Torn or ripped jeans is not allowed
o Short skirts are not allowed
o Unconventional hair colors and haircuts are to be avoided
o Well-groomed beard to be maintained

LIBRARY RULES

Information and Knowledge Centre is open from 8 am to 5 pm

on weekdays and 8am to 1 pm on Saturday. Library Card is
mandatory while making use of the Library facility and the same
must be produced to the Library Staff on entering the Library
• Strict discipline must be maintained in the Library.Indiscipline
may lead to disciplinary action and thelibrary privileges may
be withdrawn
• Library is a no-mobile zone and mobile phones confiscated
will not be returned

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• Referencematerial should not be taken outside theLibrary
• Newspapers, Periodicals and Journals will be issued
forcurrent reading in the library only
• When Books are issued, students should check thepages
of the issued books and if pages are found missing, they
should report the same to the Librarianbefore leaving the
Counter
• On returning the books, if pages are found missing, then the
last borrower of the book shall be held accountable for the
missing pages and shall accordingly be fined
• Students are required to handle books and reading material
very carefully. Marking library books with pencil or ink,
tearing the pages or spoiling the same in any other way will
be viewed very seriously. In such case, the last reader will
be held responsible and action will be taken
• In the event of damage of any kind, the last reader will be
liable to compensate for damage. Books will have to be
replaced
• Fine will be charged for students keeping Library books
with them beyond due date
• In case a Reader loses a book she should replace the book.
In case the book cannot be replaced; the current price of
the book will be paid to the College office by the
borrower
• Membership card is nontransferable. Students must not lend
their Library card to any other student to borrow books from
the Library. Library facilities will be withdrawn for students
misusing cards
• Hall ticket of the End Semester Exam will be issued only
after obtaining no due certificate from Library

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• Transfer Certificate will be issued to student only afterall the
Library books have been returned and library dues, if any
are cleared

ATTENDANCE

• Attendance shall be taken at the beginning of each hour and

the record of attendance will be maintained and updated on
the Student Portal on a daily basis by the subject teachers
• Students are expected to track their attendance on the
Portal regularly and in case of any discrepancies with
respect to attendance entry, the student needs to contact
the concerned subject teacher within two working days for
any rectification
• It is compulsory for students to maintain a minimum of 75%
(UG)/ 80% (PG) attendance in all subjects and in all semesters
to be eligible to appear for the End Semester Examination
• No student may be absent from class without permission.
Leave letters must be addressed to the Principal and
countersigned by theParent/Guardian/Warden. The leave
letters must be signed by all subject teachers and handed
over to the class mentor. However, attendance cannot be
claimed for such absence
• Leave application for reasons of illness beyond three to four
days must be accompanied by a medical certificate and
medical bills
• For feedback on attendance and progress, parents have
to meet the respective class mentor during parent-mentor
meeting as scheduled in the calendar

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 ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES AND DOCUMENTS

1. No Certificate shall be granted, unless a student has

maintained the attendance prescribed by the College and
abides by the rules and regulations of the college.
2. Certificates will be issued only when all dues to the college
are paid.
3. Student applying for a Transfer, Conduct and Course
Certificate shall be issued the same on payment of the
required fee.
4. Extract from University or College Results Register or
College Admission Register will be issued on payment of
the required fee.
5. All financial transactions to the college should be done
through UCO Bank located in the college premises/Vijaya
Bank on Cunningham Road.
6. Every application for a certificate should be made at least
three days before the certificate is required and should
contain all particulars regarding the student’s name, identity
card number, year of the examination passed and subjects
taken.
7. A postal cover must be forwarded with every application
for information, along with the necessary postal charges
without which no application or correspondence will be
entertained.
STUDENT COUNCIL
TheStudentCouncilofMountCarmelCollege,Autonomousshall
be a nominated body comprising of seven student members,
two each from the School of Natural and Applied Sciences,
School of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Commerce
and one from the School of Management Studies.
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1. The Candidate can serve only one academic term in Student
Council and should be an Indian citizen.

2. The student nominees must be from the third year of under

graduation.

3. Attendance must be 70% in the aggregate in the previous

two academic years.

4. Should have exhibited leadership skills with a good

academic record and no backlogs.

5. Letter from Deputy COE, Mentor, HoDs of the departments

concerned and library.

6. No objection certificate from parents.

7. An SOP (Statement of Purpose) / Plan of action in 200 words

to be submitted to the mentors.

8. The shortlisted candidates will face a panel consisting of

members of the Management, Principal, Registrars, Deans
and Welfare team.

9. The decision of the panel will be final.

CLASS PREFECTS

A prefect for each class will be nominated / elected at the

beginning of each year. The prefect will assist the Principal and
Staff in all matters pertaining to the student community.

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 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

SCHOOL OF NATURAL & APPLIED SCIENCES

Single Discipline Programs - Biological Sciences
• B.Sc. - Biotechnology
• B.Sc. - Fashion and Apparel Design
• B.Sc. - Food Science & Nutrition
• B.Sc. - HomeScience
• B.Sc .- Interior Design and Management
SingleDisciplinePrograms-PhysicalSciences
• B.Sc. - Data Science
• BCA - Computer Applications
Dual Discipline Programs (Under NEP 2020)
• B.Sc. - Botany, Zoology
• B.Sc. - Botany, Microbiology
• B.Sc. - Chemistry, Biotechnology
• B.Sc. - Chemistry, Microbiology
• B.Sc. - Computer Science, Mathematics
• B.Sc. - Economics,Statistics
• B.Sc. - Environmental Science, Biology
• B.Sc. - Mathematics, Physics
• B.Sc. - Nutrition & Dietetics, Human Development
• B.Sc. - Zoology, Biotechnology
• B.Sc. - Zoology, Microbiology
Triple Discipline Programs (Under SEP 2024)
• B.Sc.- Economics, Mathematics, Statistics
• B.Sc.- Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science
• B.Sc. - Computer Science, Mathematics, Electronics
• B.Sc. - Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology
• B.Sc. - Biotechnology, Chemistry, Zoology
• B.Sc. - Biotechnology, Chemistry, Microbiology
• B.Sc.- Biochemistry, Zoology, Microbiology

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• B.Sc. - Biochemistry, Botany, Microbiology
• B.Sc. - Chemistry, Botany, Microbiology
• B.Sc.- Environmental Science & Sustainability, Life Science,
Microbiology
• B.Sc.- Nutrition & Dietetics, Chemistry, Human Development
Postgraduate Programs
• M.Sc. - Biochemistry
• M.Sc. - Biotechnology
• M.Sc. - Botany
• M.Sc. - Chemistry
• M.Sc. - Computer Science
• M.Sc. - Electronics
• M.Sc. - FoodScience & Nutrition
• M.Sc. - Life Science
• M.Sc. - Mathematics
• MCA - Master of Computer Applications

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Single Discipline Programs
• B.A - Communication Studies
• B.A - Economics
• B.A - Journalism & Mass Communication
• B.A - Psychology
• Bachelorin Sports Management
Dual Discipline Programs (Under NEP 2020)
• B.A - History, Political Science
• B.A - PoliticalScience, Economics
• B.A - PoliticalScience, Sociology
• B.A - Psychology, Communicative English
• B.A - Psychology, English Literature
• B.A - Psychology, Economics
• B.A - Psychology, Journalism
• B.A - Psychology, Sociology
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Triple Discipline Programs (Under SEP 2024)
• BA - History, Economics, Political Science
• BA- Public Policy, Political Science, Media Studies
• BA- Political Science , Economics, Sociology
• BA- Psychology, History, Sociology
• BA- Psychology, English, Communicative English
• BA- Psychology, Economics, English
• BA- Psychology, English, Journalism
• BA- Psychology, Economics, Sociology
• BA- Psychology, Travel & Tourism, Physical Education
Vocational Program
• B.Voc. - Hospitality and Tourism
Postgraduate Programs
• M.A - Economics
• M.A - English
• M.A - Public Policy
• M.Sc. - Psychology
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Undergraduate Programs
• B.Com - Regular
• B.Com - Industry Integrated
• B.Com - Professional
• B.Com- BusinessProcessServices
• B.Com- Strategic Finance: (Integrated with US-CMA)
• B.Com- Corporate Finance: (Integrated with US-CPA)
• B.Com- International Accounting & Finance
• B.Com – Investment Banking
Postgraduate Programs
• M.Com - Regular
• M.Com - Financial Analysis
• M.Com - International Business

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 SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Undergraduate Programs
• BBA - Regular
• BBA - Branding & Advertising
• BBA - Business Analytics
• BBA - Aviation & Tourism Management
• BBA- Strategic Finance
Postgraduate Program
• MBA - Business Administration
One-year PG diploma programs
• PGDBA - Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration
• PGDMA - Post Graduate Diploma in Management Analytics
• Global MBA / MSBA

Ph.D.
• Ph.D. - Biochemistry
• Ph.D. - Biotechnology
• Ph.D. - Botany
• Ph.D. - Commerce
• Ph.D. - Economics
• Ph.D. - Electronics
• Ph.D. - English
• Ph.D.- Food Science & Nutrition
• Ph.D. - Human Development
• Ph.D. - Life Science
• Ph.D. - Psychology

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 NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020

National Education Policy 2020 is a policy initiative that is expected

to change the landscape of higher education in India. The policy
envisions a complete overhaul and re-energizing of the higher
education system to achieve the objective of equity and inclusion.
The policy which is primarily Student-centric seeks to make a
transition to a holistic multidisciplinary education system which
emphasizes on conceptual learning, creativity and critical thinking.
Karnataka has become the first state in the country to implement
the National Education Policy 2020. In keeping with the guidelines
of the Karnataka State Higher Education Council (KSHEC) and
Bengaluru City University, Mount Carmel College implemented
NEP 2020 from the academic year 2021-22.

Salient Features of the Four Year Multidisciplinary

Undergraduate Program
1. The Undergraduate program shall be structured in a semester
mode with multiple exit options with Certification, Diploma
and Basic Bachelor Degree at the completion of first, second
and third year, respectively, subject to conditions specified
by KSHEC. The candidate who completes the four years
Undergraduate Program, either in one stretch or through
multiple exits and re-entries would get a Bachelor’s degree
with Honours.
2. The curriculum combines conceptual knowledge with practical
engagement and understanding that has relevant real world
application through practical laboratory work, field work,
internships, workshops and research projects.
3. Single discipline undergraduate programs offered in the college
are B.Com, BBA, BA Communication & Media, BA Economics,
BA Journalism & Mass Communication, BA Psychology,
BCA, Composite Home Science, B.Sc. IDM, B.Sc. FAD, B.Sc.

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 Biotechnology, B.Sc. Biochemistry, B.Sc. Data Science, B.Sc.
Food Science & Nutrition and B.Voc. Hospitality & Tourism. All
other BA and B.Sc. programs will be two disciplines/subjects
programs with the option of choosing one of the core discipline
as major in the fourth year leading to award of honor’s degree
in the major subject.
4. In the fourth year, students with a CGPA of more than 7.5 are
eligible to pursue research and will be awarded Honor’s degree
with Research. Only departments recognized as Research
Centre will offer the Research option in the fourth year.
5. The four year undergraduate Honours degree holders with
research component and a suitable grade are eligible to enter
the ‘Doctoral (Ph.D.) Program’ in a relevant discipline or to enter
‘Two Semester Master’s Degree program with project work’.
6. All the undergraduate programs will have two languages
for four semesters. Languages are classified as L1 and L2. L1
refers to Kannada/ Hindi/ Sanskrit/French/German. L2 refers to
English.

MCC has implemented the Model Program Structures designed

for various Under-Graduate Programs in Arts, Science, Commerce
& Management by KSHEC.

The Terminology used in these Program Structures are:

• Discipline Specific Core (DSC) refers to Core Courses/Papers
in a Core Discipline/ Subject
• Discipline Elective (DSE) refers to Elective Courses/Papers in
the Core Subject or Discipline.
• Open Elective (OE) refers to Elective Courses/Papers in a non-
core Subject across all disciplines.

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• Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) will have
Languages and Compulsory Courses i.e. India and Indian
Constitution.
• Skill Enhancement Courses will comprise of skill-based and
value based courses i.e. Health, Wellness &Yoga, Environmental
Science, Sports, NCC, NSS, Cultural etc.
The Pedagogy to be followed will be the L+T+P model
(Lecture+Tutorial+Practical). Subjects with practical will have
L+P, while the subjects without practical will have L+T model. 1
hour of Lecture or 2 hours of practical per week in a semester
is assigned one credit.

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 EVALUATION & ACADEMIC PROGRESSION

DEFINITIONS OF KEY WORDS:

a. Academic Year: Two consecutive (one odd +one even)
semesters constitute one academic year.
b. Choice Based Credit System (CBCS): The CBCS provides
choice for students to select courses from the prescribed
courses (core, open elective, discipline elective, ability and
skill enhancement language, soft skill etc.).
c. Course: Usually referred to as ‘papers’ is a component of a
program. All courses need not carry the same weight. The
courses should define learning objectives and learning
outcomes. A course may be designed to comprise lectures/
tutorials/laboratory work/ field work/internship project work/
vocational training/viva/ seminars/term papers / assignments
/ presentations/ self-study etc. or a combination of some of
these.
d. Credit Based Semester System (CBSS): Under the CBSS,
the requirement for awarding a degree /diploma /certificate is
prescribed in terms of number of credits to be earned.
e. Credit: A unit by which the course work is measured. It
determines the number of hours of instruction required per
week in a semester. One credit is equivalent to one hour of
lecture or tutorial or two hours of practical work/field work
per week in a semester. It will be generally equivalent to 13-
15 hours of instruction.
f. Grade Point: It is a numerical weight allotted to each letter
grade on a 10-point scale.
g. Credit Point: It is the product of grade points and number of
credits for a course.
h. Letter Grade: It is an index of the performance of students in a
said course. Grades are denoted by letters O, A+, A, B+, B, C, P
and F.

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i. Program: A program leading to the award of a degree, diploma
or certificate.
j. Semester: Each semester will consist of over 16 weeks of
academic work equivalent to 90 actual teaching days. The odd
semester may be generally scheduled from June to November
and even semester from December to May.
k. Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA): It is a measure of
performance of work done in a semester. It is the ratio of total
credit points secured by a student in various courses registered
in a semester and the total course credits taken during that
semester. It shall be expressed up to two decimal places.
l. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA): It is a measure
of overall cumulative performance of a student over all the
semesters of a program. The CGPA is the ratio of total credit
points secured by a student in various courses in all the
semesters and sum of the total credits of all courses in all the
semesters. It is expressed in up to two decimal places.
m. Transcript or Grade Card or Certificate: Based on the grades
earned, a Grade Card shall be issued to all the registered
students after every semester. The grade certificate will display
the course details (code, title, number of credits, grade secured
etc.).

ATTENDANCE AND CHANGE OF SUBJECTS

1. A candidate shall be considered to have satisfied the

requirement of attendance to appear for End Semester
Examinations if he/ she attends not less than 75% (UG) and
80% (PG) of the number of classes actually held up to the end
of the semester in each of the courses/subjects.
2. An option to change a language/subject may be exercised
only once within two weeks from the date of commencement
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3. If a candidate represents his/her institution / University/
Karnataka State/ Nation in - Sports /NCC / NSS / Cultural or any
officially sponsored activities he/she may be permitted to claim
attendance for actual number of days participated, based on
the recommendation of the Head of the Institution concerned.
4. If a candidate is selected to participate in national level events
such as Republic Day Parade etc., he/she may be permitted
to claim attendance for actual number of days participated
based on the recommendation of the head of the Institution
concerned.
5. A candidate who does not satisfy the requirement of
attendance on one or more courses/ subjects shall not be
permitted to take the Semester End Examination of these
courses. Further a candidate who is not permitted to write
the End Semester Examinations of a whole semester due
to shortage of attendance is required to seek re-admission
to the same semester in the subsequent year. However, if
the candidate has an aggregate attendance of 40% in the
semester, he/she can carry over to the next semester and
take the Supplementary ESE in the corresponding Odd or
Even Semester as the case may be.

ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION

Assessment is an integral part of the teaching learning process.

A multidisciplinary program requires a multidimensional
assessment to measure the effectiveness of the diverse courses.
The assessment process acts as an indicator to both faculty and
students to improve continuously.

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 UG ASSESSMENT MATRIX (Under NEP)
Table 1: For subjects with Practical

Component Parameters Marks

C1 Continuous Internal Assessment
Internal Assessment Test -1 10
Seminars/Presentations/Activity 10
TOTAL- C 1 20
C2 Continuous Internal Assessment
Internal Assessment Test -2 10
Case study /Assignment / Field
10
work / Project work
TOTAL- C 2 20
CIA TOTAL - C 1 + C 2 40
C3 Semester End Examination 60
TOTAL - C 1 + C 2 + C 3 100
C4 Practical
Internal Assessment Practical 25
Semester End Practical 25
TOTAL - C 4 50
TOTAL (C 1 + C 2 + C 3 + C 4) 150

Table 2: For subjects without Practical

Component Parameters Marks

C1 Continuous Internal Assessment
Internal Assessment Test -1 10
Seminars/Presentations/Activity 10
TOTAL- C 1 20

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 C2 Continuous Internal Assessment
Internal Assessment Test -2 10
Case study /Assignment / Field work
10
/ Project work
TOTAL- C 2 20
CIA TOTAL - C 1 + C 2 40

C3 Semester End Examination 60

TOTAL - C 1 + C 2 + C 3 100

UG ASSESSMENT MATRIX ( SEP- 2024 Batch)

Table 1a: For subjects with Practical*

Component Parameters Marks

C1 Continuous Internal Assessment
Internal Assessment Test -1 10
Seminars/Presentations/Activity 10
CIA TOTAL 20
C2 Semester End Examination 80
TOTAL - C 1 + C 2 100
C3 Practical
Internal Assessment Practical 25
Semester End Practical 25
TOTAL - C 3 50
TOTAL (C 1 + C 2 + C 3 ) 150

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 Table 2a: For subjects without Practical*

Component Parameters Marks

C1 Continuous Internal Assessment
Internal Assessment Test -1 10
Seminars/Presentations/Activity 10
CIA TOTAL 20
C2 Semester End Examination 80
TOTAL - C 1 + C 2 100
*Subject to change as per the directives of KSHEC, BCU and
BOS

PG ASSESSMENT MATRIX
Table 3: For Subjects without Practical
Parameters Marks
C1 CIA
Internal Assessment Test (30 MARKS) 20
Assignments/Presentations 10
TOTAL 30
C2 ESE
Semester End Examination 70
TOTAL – ( C1 + C2) 100

Table 4: For Subjects with Practical

Parameters Marks
C1 Internal Assessment Test (30 MARKS) 20
Assignments/Presentations 10
TOTAL- C 1 30

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 C2 Semester End Examination 70
TOTAL - C 1 + C 2 100
C3 Practical
Internal Assessment Practical 15
Semester End Practical 35
TOTAL - C 3 50
TOTAL ( C 1 + C 2 + C 3) 150
Note: In case of a student has failed to attend the CIA on a
scheduled date, it shall be deemed that the student has dropped
the test. THERE IS NO OPTION FOR RETEST.

Guidelines
* The Semester End Examination will be for duration of 2½ hours
and for a maximum of 60 marks for Discipline Specific Core
Courses (DSC), Discipline Specific Elective Courses (DSE),
Open Electives (OE), Vocational Courses (VOC) and Language
Courses (L1 & L2).
* C1 - Internal Assessment Test 1 will be for duration of 90 minutes
and for a maximum of 30 marks for Discipline Specific Core
Courses (DSC), Discipline Specific Elective Courses (DSE),
Open Electives (OE), Vocational Courses (VOC) Lang Courses
(L1 & L2) & will be reduced to 10 marks.
* C2 - Internal Assessment Test 2 (MCQ BASED TEST) will be
for a duration of 40 minutes and for a maximum of 30 marks
for Discipline Specific Core Courses (DSC), Discipline Specific
Elective Courses (DSE-), Open Electives (OE), Vocational
Courses (VOC) and Language Courses (L1&L2) and will be
reduced to 10 marks.
* Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) - India &
Indian Constitution, students will be assessed for a total of 50
marks (MCQ BASED) to be administered online along with 2nd
CIA. The test will comprise of two parts – PART-A – INTERNAL

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 ASSESSMENT COMPONENT FOR 20 MARKS AND PART-B -
SEE COMPONENT FOR 30 MARKS.
* SKILL BASED COURSES (SEC), Students will be assessed
for a total of 50 marks. IA - 25 marks (one CIA Test OR two
Assignments to be given of 10 marks & 15 marks respectively)
and SEE – 25 Marks. (2 hours SEE for 50 marks reduced to
25 marks). Environmental Studies course – Students will be
assessed for a total of 100 marks – 2 credits.
* SEC - VALUE BASED COURSES - I SEM – Health, Wellness,
Yoga & Holistic Education - 2 Credits), SEM II/III/IV – SPORTS /
NCC / NSS / R&R / S&G / CULTURALS & HOLISTIC EDUCATION
- 2 Credits in each SEM. Students will be assessed for 25 marks
each respectively (Only Internal Assessment).
* INTERNSHIP* SEM - V/VI (3 – 4 weeks: 2 Credits) Will be
assessed for a maximum of 50 marks. (25 marks for Report
and 25 marks for Presentation)
Note: Can be assessed in place SEC -4 & SEC – 5.
* RESEARCH PROJECT** (VIII SEM – 12 Credits) will be
assessed for a maximum of 200 marks (100 marks for Report
and 100 marks for Viva).
**in lieu of research project, three additional courses (Fixed)
may be offered equivalent to 12 credits.

CONDUCT OF END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS

A candidate shall be automatically registered for the ESE of all
the courses/papers of a semester for which he/she fulfills the
requirements, when he/she appears for examination of that
semester for the first time. However, repeaters will have to apply
for the Supplementary Examinations of the particular semester as
and when the notification is announced and pay the required fee.
a. There shall be Theory and Practical examinations at the end
of each semester, ordinarily during October - November for
odd semesters and during April - May for even semesters,
as prescribed in the Scheme of Examinations. Odd semester

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 examinations cannot be scheduled in the even semester
likewise even semester examinations cannot be scheduled
in the odd semester.
b. Unless otherwise stated in the schemes of examination,
practical examinations shall be conducted at the end of each
semester. They shall be conducted by two examiners, one
internal and one external, and shall never be conducted by
both internal examiners. The statement of marks and the
answer books of practical examinations shall be sent to the
Exam Section by the respective HODs immediately after the
conclusion of practical examinations.
c. The candidate shall submit the record book for practical
examination duly certified by the course teacher and the
H.O.D/staff in-charge. It shall be evaluated at the end of the
Semester at the practical examination.
d. The ESE Timetable will be uploaded in the student portal at
least 2 weeks before the commencement of the examination.
e. ESE Hall Tickets can be downloaded 3 days before the
commencement of examination.

SUPPLEMENTARY / ADVANCED SUPPLEMENTARY

EXAMINATION

a. Those students who have failed in any course in the End

Semester Examination (theory / Practical) must write the
Supplementary Examination for that course.
b. Such students will write the odd semester supplementary
examination courses during the odd semester examinations
(October-November) and the even semester supplementary
examination courses during the even semester (April – May)
along with the regular students.
c. A special supplementary examination will be conducted in May
– June every year in the VI semester UG (theory and practical)
and IV semester PG (theory and practical) courses.

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d. Only those outgoing students who have a backlog in the V and
VI semester (UG) and III and IV (PG) only are eligible to apply
for the advanced supplementary examination for that year.
e. This advanced supplementary examination will be conducted
after declaration of the VI semester results (UG) and IV
semester results (PG) for that academic year.
f. No advanced supplementary examination will be conducted
in I, II, III, IV and V semester of UG courses and I, II and III
semester of PG courses

RULES REGARDING THE APPOINTMENT OF THE SCRIBE

FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED STUDENTS / DIVYANGJAN
STUDENTS

* Scribes for writing the examination are allowed for differently

abled students
* The scribe must be from a lower standard of academic qualifi-
cation than the latter to ensure that there is no scope for cheat-
ing
* Compensatory time allotted should not be less than 15 minutes
per hour of the examination for the person using the scribe.
This facility is extended to students with temporary disabilities
or writing disability
* Students seeking to write the examination using a scribe will
be allowed to do so, provided they apply in the prescribed
application form with supporting documentation (including
information on current limitations, prognosis and expected
length of time the academic adjustment may be needed).
They are also eligible for the extra time applicable to visually
challenged students
* Any person suggested by the differently abled examinee for
appointment as scribe /helper to write the examination and
who is not writing the same examination as the differently
abled examinee is writing and who is not studying in the higher

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 class of the same course may be appointed as a scribe by the
COE
* Such applications must be submitted at least one week before
the commencement of the examinations to the COE. In case
of any changes of the scribe/helper appointed earlier, the
examinee shall obtain fresh permission from the COE
* Students with communicable diseases like chicken pox will be
provided with a separate room for writing the examinations

RULES PERTAINING TO MALPRACTICES IN CIA

TESTS & SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS

1. The Room Superintendent/ Invigilator shall seize from the

candidate the incriminating material and the answer script or
any other material (written, typed, digital or electronic) forming
part of answer either in full or in part and report the same to the
Controller of Examinations immediately,
2. If the candidate refuses to hand over the incriminating material
or destroys or runs away with the material (cause to disappear)
the fact shall be noted, witnessed by two members of the
supervisory staff, and report the matter to the Controller of
Examinations immediately. If the candidate refuses to give the
statement, the candidate should be asked to record in writing
her refusal to give a statement. If she refuses to do even that,
the facts shall be noted, duly witnessed by two members of the
supervisory staff.
3. The mentor of the student has to inform their parents/guardians
of the case and ensure that the student is handed over to them.
4. The Controller of Examinations shall call the Malpractice
Committee who will hold the summary enquiry and record
the report of the Room Superintendent, the statement of the
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 the Room Superintendent concerned. The same shall be
forwarded in a sealed cover to the case worker in the exam
section for safe custody and to be placed before the exam
committee collectively at the end of the examination schedule.
5. The Controller of Examinations reserves the right to suspend
the candidate from writing the examinations and withdraw the
admission ticket. Further, action is taken under the malpractice
rules and the report of the same is submitted by the Malpractice
Committee collectively at the end of the examination schedule.
6. In the course of valuation of scripts if the Examiner suspects
any malpractice or finds any incriminating material, he/she
shall return the answer script with reasons in writing for such
suspicion without valuation or further valuation to the Controller
of Examination. If already valued, marks shall not be entered
in the regular mark list in which the marks awarded to other
candidates are furnished but enter the marks in a separate
list which is placed in a sealed cover and forwarded to the
Controller of Examinations.
7. If a candidate attempts to destroy the evidence that she has
been caught with, serious action will be taken against him/
her.

PENALTIES FOR MALPRACTICE

Nature of Malpractice Penalty to be imposed

1 Possession of Manuscript/ Debar the candidate and deny
printed /typed matter books the benefit of performance of
or notes or any material in the examination for which the
digital or electronic form candidate has appeared.

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2 Possession of Manuscript/
printed /typed matter books
or notes or any material in
digital or electronic form and
found copying.
3 Identical answer/s in the
answer scripts of different
candidates as a result
of copying or allowing a
candidate to copy from his/
her answer script.
4 Appeal to the examiner
with money as enclosures
to the answer book, use of
abusive/ obscene language,
or threatening words in the
answer book
5 Found giving or receiving
assistance at the
examination, passing on
the question paper/ answer
script/ additional sheet for
purpose of copying.
6 Insertion of additional sheet
or use of an answer book
which is not issued in the
examination hall.
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Debar the candidate and deny
the benefit of performance of
the examination for which the
candidate has appeared.
To deny the benefit of
performance of the specific
paper of the examination for
which both the candidates
have appeared.
To deny the benefit of
performance of the specific
paper of the examination
for which the candidate has
appeared.
Debar both the candidates
and deny the benefit
of performance of the
examination for which the
candidates have appeared.
To deny the benefit of
performance of the specific
paper of the examination
for which the candidate
has appeared and debar
her for another succeeding
examination (Odd or Even
Semester )
7 Impersonation, found guilty To deny the benefit of
of deliberate previous performance of the specific
arrangement to cheat in the paper of the examination
examination. for which the candidate has
appeared and the candidate
will be issued transfer
certificate and asked to leave
the college.
8 Abusing, threatening or To deny the benefit of
and manhandling the performance of the specific
examination authorities at paper of the examination
the examination hall or in the for which the candidate has
premises of the examination appeared and the candidate
center or misconduct of a will be issued transfer
very serious nature. certificate and asked to leave
the college.
9 Malpractice during CIA To deny the benefit of
Practical examinations performance of the specific
practical course of the
examination for which the
candidate has appeared.

10 Malpractice during CIA Test To deny the benefit of

-1. performance of the specific
course of the examination
for which the candidate has
appeared and debar the
candidate from appearing
for CIA Test – 2 in the same
course.

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11 Malpractice during CIA Test To deny the benefit of
-2. performance of the specific
course of the examination
for which the candidate has
appeared and debar the
candidate from appearing for
all remaining CIA Tests of the
schedule.

CIA MARK CORRECTION

Wrong entry of the CIA marks in the software, if any, must be brought
to the notice of the professor concerned by the student, latest by
the last day of the end of the semester unless otherwise specified.
If the students’ claim is accepted, the concerned professor must
submit a request for correction, endorsed by the principal, to the
COE office. No claim for correction in the CIA will be entertained
after the last working day of the semester.

VALUATION AND RESULTS

The semester results are usually declared after 20 working days of
conclusion of the last examination of the program.
Marks Cards shall be printed and issued to students within 45 days
of declaration of results.

PHOTOCOPY/ REVALUATION- UG (No revaluation of scripts for

PG Programs)
There is a provision for revaluation of End Semester Examination
(including Supplementary Examination and Special Supplementary
Examination) UG answer scripts.
After the declaration of UG results, a candidate can apply for a
photocopy of the answer script within 5 days of announcement of
the results after paying the necessary fees.

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Candidates who have scored a minimum of 25% marks in the
Semester End Exam are eligible to apply for revaluation (subject
wise) within 7 days of declaration of results after paying the
necessary fees.
There is no provision for revaluation of practical examination / viva
voce / dissertation / seminar / field work / thesis.

CHALLENGE VALUATION- PG
a. PG students who have scored a minimum of 25% marks in
Semester End Examination can apply for challenge valuation
(subject wise) after paying the necessary fees within 7 days of
declaration of results.

MINIMUM FOR A PASS:

a. UG Programs - A candidate shall be declared to have passed
the Semester Examination as the case may be under each
course/paper only if he/she obtains a minimum 40% marks in
End Semester Theory Examination / End Semester Practical
Examination and Project Work and Viva wherever prescribed.
Further the candidate should have scored a minimum 40%
marks in the Aggregate of Theory / Practical ESE and Internal
Assessment put together in each of the courses.
b. PG Programs - The course minimum for each of the End
Semester Theory / Practical papers and Project Work and
Viva wherever prescribed is 40% and the aggregate course
minimum The course minimum for each of the End Semester
Theory / Practical papers and Project Work and Viva wherever
prescribed is 40% and the aggregate course minimum also is
40% (End Semester Theory / Practical and Internal Assessment
marks put together in each of the courses), however for a
candidate to be declared passed in the semester he/she
should have a Semester Aggregate of 50%.

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c. A candidate shall be declared to have passed the UG
program if he/she secures at least 40% of marks or a CGPA
of 4.0 (Course Alpha-Sign Grade P) in the aggregate of both
Internal Assessment and Semester End Examination marks put
together in each of the semesters of the program. In case of
PG program, a candidate shall be declared to have passed the
program if he/she secures at least 50% of marks or a CGPA
of 5.0 (Course Alpha-Sign Grade P) in the aggregate of both
Internal Assessment and Semester End Examination marks put
together in each of the semesters of the program.
d. Candidates who pass all the semester exams in the first at-
tempts are eligible for ranks provided they secure at least
CGPA of 6.00 (Alpha-Sign Grade B+). A candidate who passes
the semester exams in parts is eligible for only Class, CGPA
and Alpha-Sign Grade but not for ranking.
e. If a candidate fails in a subject, either in theory or in practical,
he/she shall appear for that subject only at the subsequent
supplementary examination, ordinarily during Nov-Dec for odd
semesters and during April-May for even semesters, as pre-
scribed in the Scheme of Examinations. Odd semester exam-
inations cannot be scheduled in the even semester likewise
even semester examinations cannot be scheduled in the odd
semester.

CARRY OVER:
Candidates who fail in Lower Semester Examinations may go to
the higher semesters and take the Lower Semester Examinations
subsequently provided they satisfy the minimum attendance
requirements. Aggregate in class attendance for carry over is
40%.

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CLASSIFICATION OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES:
(Under NEP 2020)
An alpha-sign grade, the eight-point grading system, as described
below may be adopted. The declaration of result is based on the
Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) earned towards the end
of each semester or the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
earned towards the completion of all the eight semesters of the
program and the corresponding overall alpha-sign grades. If some
candidates exit at the completion of first, second or third year of
the four years Undergraduate Programs, with Certificate, Diploma
or the Basic Degree, respectively, then the results of successful
candidates at the end of second, fourth or sixth semesters shall
also be classified on the basis of the Cumulative Grade Point
Average (CGPA) obtained in the two, four, six or eight semesters,
respectively for award of;
* Certificate in Arts/ Science/ Commerce
* Diploma in Arts/ Science/ Commerce
* Bachelor’s Degree in Arts/ Science/ Commerce
* Bachelor’s Degree with Honors in a Discipline/Subject

In addition to the above, successful candidates at the end of tenth

semester of the integrated Master’s Degree Programs, shall also
be classified on the basis of CGPA obtained in the ten semesters
of the Programs. Likewise, the successful candidates of one year
or two semesters Master’s Degree Programs are also classified
on the basis of CGPA of two semesters of the Master’s Degree
Programs.

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Table 5: Final Result / Grades Description

Semester
Semester/
GPA/ Alpha-Sign / Result / Class
Program %
Program Letter Grade Description
of Marks
CGPA

9.00 -10.00 O (Outstanding) 90.0 -100 Outstanding

First Class
8.00 - <9.00 A+ (Excellent) 80.0 - <90.0
Exemplary
First Class
7.00 - <8.00 A (Very Good) 70.0 - <80.0
Distinction

6.00 - <7.00 B+ (Good) 60.0 - <70.0 First Class

B (Above High Second

5.50 - <6.00 55.0 - <60.0
Average) Class

5.00 - <5.50 C (Average) 50.0 - <55.0 Second Class

4.00 - <5.00 P (Pass) 40.0 - <50.0 Pass Class

Fail /
Below 4.00 F (Fail) Below 40
Reappear
Ab (Absent) - Absent -

The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) in a Semester and the

CGPA at the end of each year may be calculated as described in
Table 5.

REJECTION OF RESULTS:
a. A candidate may be permitted to reject the result of the whole
examination of any semester. Rejection of result course/
paper-wise or subject wise shall not be permitted.

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b. The candidate who has rejected the result shall appear for the
immediately following odd or even semester examination.
c. The rejection shall be exercised only once in each semester
and the rejection once exercised shall not be revoked.
d. Application for rejection of results along with the payment of
the prescribed fee shall be submitted to the COE office through
the mentor together with the original statement of marks within
30 days from the date of publication of the result.
e. A candidate who rejects the result is eligible for only SGPA/
CGPA or Class and not for ranking.

PROGRAM COMPLETION TERM

A candidate who fails in any of the semester examinations may
be permitted to take the examinations again at a subsequent
appearance as per the syllabus and scheme of examination in
vogue at the time the candidate took the examination for the first
time. This facility shall be limited to the following two years. A
candidate is required to successfully complete the program in N+3
years, where N is the program duration.

DEGREE CERTIFICATE AND OTHER DOCUMENTS

Students who have completed the Degree Program (UG/PG)

can apply for: Course Completion Certificate

Supplementary Marks Cards No Backlog Certificate
Consolidated Marks Cards Convocation Certificate (If
applied previously)
Migration Certificate
Attestation of Certificates
Duplicate Marks Card
Transcripts

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How to apply?
* Download the application form from the college website www.
mccblr.edu.in - examinations.
* Collect the challan from the exam section to pay the fees for
the document/s and after paying the amount in UCO bank,
submit the duly filled in application form with the xerox copies
of all the marks card and the fees paid challan to the exam
section.

CONVOCATION DEGREE CERTIFICATE

Students need to apply for the Convocation Degree Certificate.
For details regarding Convocation Degree Certificate, check the
notification from the Bengaluru City University (Bengaluru City
University website or college website) – in the month of May/June
or December /January every year.

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Governing Body of Mount Carmel Educational Society (MCES)
President Sr. Jose Lynette
Superior General, CSST
Vice President Sr. Bernice Terese
Provincial Superior
Director & Secretary Sr. Albina
Members General Councillor for Education
Provincial Councillor for Education
Sr. Superior – Local Manager

Governing Body of Mount Carmel College, Autonomous

Chairperson Sr. Jose Lynette
Superior General, CSST
President, MCES
Management Nominee Sr. Bernice Therese
Provincial Superior
Karnataka Province, CSST
Management Nominee Dr. Sr. Tresa
Education Councillor, CSST
Management Nominee Sr. Albina
Director, MCC
Management Nominee Sr.Aparna
Local Manager
Mount Carmel Institutions
Administrative Staff Sr. Iona,
Finance Officer, MCC
Educationist - Dr. Fr. Charles Lasrado
Management Nominee Principal
St. Joseph’s College of Commerce
Bengaluru
University Nominee Dr. Jyothi Venkatesh
Dean of Arts
Bengaluru City University
Management Nominee Ms. Malavika R Harita
Industry/ Alumnae Representative

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State Government Regional Joint Director,
Nominee Regional Office Department of
Collegiate Education, Bengaluru
Management Nominee Dr. Regina Lourdhu Suganthi
Registrar, Admission
Management Nominee Dr. Suma Singh
Registrar, Academics
Management Nominee Mr. Raghu V.N.
Dean of Commerce
Ex- Officio Secretary Dr. George Lekha
Principal
Academic Council, Mount Carmel College, Autonomous

Sr. Albina Director Mount Carmel

College
Dr.George Lekha, Principal Mount Carmel
Chairperson College
University Nominees
Dr. K. R Jalaja Associate Professor, Department of
Commerce, BCU
Dr. Elizabeth Jasmine Principal, Indian Institute of
Psychological Research, Bengaluru
Dr. Medha Itagi Huigol Associate Professor, Department of
Mathematics, BCU
External Experts
Ms. Sujatha R Director, Crestworth Management
Krishnaswamy Partners Pvt. Ltd Bengaluru
Dr. Chandan Gowda Ramakrishna Hegde Chair
Professor of Decentralization and
Development, Institute for Social and
Economic Change
Ms. Smitha Hemmigae CMO, ANSR Inc

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Dr. Dipshikha Professor, Astra Chair Professor,
Chakravortty DAE SRC Fellow, Humboldt Fellow,
Department of Microbiology and Cell
Biology
Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
Ms. Revathy Ashok Managing Trustee & CEO BPAC
Prof. Rahul De Dean (Programmes) & Professor,
Information Systems Area
Indian Institute of Management,
Bangalore
Member Secretary
Dr.Suma Singh Registrar. Academics
Members of the Academic Council nominated by the Principal
Dr. Regina Lourdhu Registrar, Admission
Suganthi
Mr. Raghu V.N Dean of Commerce
Dr. Hamsa N Dean of Humanities & Social Sciences
Dr. Lakshmi S.K Dean of Natural and Applied Sciences
Dr. Sundaravalli A Dean of Natural and Applied Sciences
Dr. S Rajkumar Dean of Management Studies
Dr. Kavitha Singh Dean of Research & Publication
Dr. Shanthi S Dean of Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Controller of Examination
Ms. Perpetua F. Registrar, Examination
Noronha
Heads of Departments
Student Academic Council
Principal
Registrar - Academics
Student Welfare Officer
Student representatives from Schools of Natural & Applied
Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences, Commerce and
Management Studies
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 MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE, AUTONOMOUS INTERNAL
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
Position
Director & Secretary
Principal
Finance Officer
Assistant FO
Registrar - Academics
Registrar - Admissions
Registrar - Evaluation
Deputy CoEs
Deans
School of Humanities &
Social Sciences
School of Natural & Applied
Sciences
School of Commerce
School of Management
Studies
Dean – Research
and Publications
Dean – Innovation and
Entrepreneurship
Dean - International
Programmes & Partnership
IQAC Coordinator
Operational Manager
Placement Officer
Publicity and Advertisement
Public Relations Officer
Names
Sr. M Albina
Dr. George Lekha
Sr. Iona
Sr. Maria
Dr. Suma Singh
Dr. Regina Lourdhu Suganthi
Ms. Perpetua F Noronha
Mr. Solomon Jayakumar (PG)
Dr. Upendra Raju A (UG)
Dr. Hamsa N
Dr. Lakshmi S K
Dr. Sundaravalli A
Prof. Raghu V N
Dr. S Raj Kumar
Dr. Kavitha G Singh
Dr. Shanthi S
Dr. S Ramesh
Dr.Suba G.A. Manuel
Dr. Clement King
Mr. Asgar F Ahmed
Dr. Govinda Gowda H G
Mr. B Manohar KSAS (Retd.)

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 ACADEMIC STAFF

Sr. M. Albina M.A., LLB, Dip. in Director

Counselling
Dr. George Lekha M.Sc., M.Phil., Principal
Ph.D., NET

SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES

Deans: Dr. Lakshmi S K, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Sundaravalli A, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY (UG & PG)

Dr. Preetha Nair M.Sc., Ph.D., GATE HOD & Associate

Ms. Telphy Kuriakose M.Sc., M.Phil
Dr. Sindhu Anoop M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Bannhi Das M.Sc., Ph.D., NET
Dr. Thejaswi Bhandary MSc., PGDCMD, NET,
Ph.D
Ms. Sandhya K S M.Sc., KSET, GATE
M.A. (Bharathanatyam)
Dr. Saranya Jayaram M.Sc, KSET, PhD
Dr. Vyshali P M.Sc., Ph.D., KSET
Professor
Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY (UG & PG)

Dr. George Lekha M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Principal & Associate

NET Professor
Dr. Shalini B U M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., HOD & Associate
MBA, SLET Professor
Dr. Savitha M Murthy M.Sc., Ph.D. Associate Professor

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Dr. Jayanthi D M.Sc., Ph.D., KSET Associate Professor
Dr. Sumathi R M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor
Dr. Parvathy M M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Assistant Professor
Dr. Sandhya Panicker M.Sc., Ph.D., KSET Assistant Professor
Dr. Priyanka Singla M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
NET
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY
(UG & PG)

Ms. Bhagyalakshmi N M.Sc., M.Phil. NET Associate Professor

Ms. Shanthi Subbaiah M.Sc., M.Ed., M.Phil., HOD of Integrated

SET B.Ed.
& Associate Professor
Dr. Kavitha G Singh M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dean – Research &
Publications and
Associate Professor
Ms. Vimala Preetham M.Sc., M.Phil. HoD & Associate
Raj Professor
Dr. Myrene Roselyn M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Coordinator – Bio-
D’souza NET, B.Ed. chemistry & Associate
Professor
Ms. Syeda Haseen M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Buvabi
Dr. Nethravathi C M.Sc., Ph.D. Associate Professor

Dr. Shlini P M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor

SLET, B.Ed.

Dr. K C Mahesh M.Sc., Ph.D. Coordinator (PG) &

Associate Professor
Dr. Chandrama Basu M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Associate Professor

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Dr. M Umayal M.Sc., Ph.D., GATE, Assistant Professor
KSET
Dr. N S Kaviyarasi M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor
NET, GATE
Dr. Thilagavathy A M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Assistant Professor

Dr. Sowmyashree G M.Sc., Ph.D., NET, Assistant Professor

KSET

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (UG & PG)

Dr. S Regina Lourdhu M.Sc., M.Phil., Registrar-Admissions

Suganthi PGDCA.,M.S , Ph.D. & Associate Professor
Ms. Renju K MCA, M.Phil. HOD & Assistant
Professor
Ms. Shaila Mary J MCA, M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Dr. Vijayalakshmi N MCA, M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor &
Co-ordinator MCA
Dr. P. Bavithra Matharasi MSc, MCA, M.Phil, Associate Professor
Ph.D.
Ms. Perpetua F Noronha MCA Registrar-Evaluation &
Assistant Professor
Ms. Jency Jose MCA Assistant Professor
and Co-ordinator
(B.Sc. & M.Sc. Data
Science)
Ms. Sushma Margaret A MCA, KSET Lecturer & Coordinator
UG
Dr. Sarwath Unnisa B.E, M.Tech, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. P. Peter Jose MCA., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
NET
Ms. Shirley S MCA Lecturer
Dr. R. Denis MCA., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
DCA., DMLT
Ms. Uma K MCA, M.Phil Assistant Professor

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Mr. P. Karthik M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil., Assistant Professor
NET., PGDIS., DIA,
DCHS

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS (UG & PG)

Ms. Hasitha K M.Sc., M.Phil. HOD & Associate

Professor
Ms. Suma N M.Sc., M.Phil., KSET Assistant Professor

Dr. Upendra Raju A M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Deputy COE - UG &

Associate Professor
Mr. Mahantesh S H M.Sc., NET Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Dr. Helen Roselene M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., HOD & Associate

PGDPA, Ph.D., DBRM Professor
Dr. Soumya G S M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF FASHION & APPAREL DESIGN

Ms. Manasa C S M.Sc. HOD & Assistant Pro-

fessor
Ms. Nandiswari D M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Professor

Ms. Archana B M.Tech , PGDMM, Assistant Professor

KSET
Ms. Ancee Stephens M.Sc. Lecturer
Ms. Radhika A M.Sc. Lecturer

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 DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE & NUTRITION (UG & PG)

Dr. Sangeeta Pandey M.Sc., Ph.D. HOD & Associate

Professor

Dr. Geetha Santhosh M.Sc., Ph.D.,R.D. Associate Professor

Dr. Lakshmi Jithendran M.Sc., NET, Ph.D. Associate Professor

Dr. Padma V M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

NET
Dr. Shubhi Agarwal M.Sc., Ph.D., NET. Assistant Professor

Dr. Mitravinda Aneesh M.Sc., Ph.D., NET. Assistant Professor

Dr. Vasantha Kumari M.Sc., Ph.D., NET. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF HOME SCIENCE

Dr. Sundaravalli A M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D. Dean & Associate

Professor
Ms. Dorothy Anthony M.Sc., M.Phil., IGDCS, Head & Associate
Professor
Dr. Sapna Dinesh M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Swathi. R M.Sc, M.Phil, NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Syeda Afnaan M.Sc. Lecturer

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT (UG & PG)

Dr. Sujata Gupta M.Sc, Ph.D. HOD & Associate

Kedar Professor
Dr. Savitha.L M.Sc., NET, Ph.D. Associate Professor

Dr. Lingeshwari M.Sc, KSET, PGD in PE, Assistant Professor

Mysore Ph.D.
Dr. Srividya.K M.Sc, NET, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

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 DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN & MANAGEMENT

Dr. Nagalakshmi. M. Sc., M. Phil., Ph. D. HOD & Assistant

C. S. Professor
Ms. Ambika Devi. K. M. Sc. NET Assistant Professor
Dr. Phibanrilin M. Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Pyngrope
Ms. Sneha. S. M. Arch. Assistant Professor
Ms. Amritha Khuba B. Arch. Part Time
Ms. Rina Rani B. Arch. Part Time

DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCE (UG & PG)

Dr. Suba G A Manuel M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. HOD & Associate

Professor
Dr. Padmashree M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor
Kulkarni KSET
Dr. Sowmya Kumar M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. Sajitha T P M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS (UG & PG)

Dr. B. Vijayalakshmi M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. HOD & Associate

Professor
Ms.Varsha S N M.Sc. Lecturer
Dr. Kavitha M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. M Clement Joe Anand M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Ph.D.
Dr.Thulasi M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr.Trishna Kumari M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Ms. Sowmya M.Sc., NET Assistant Professor

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 DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

Dr. Sarayu Mohana M.Sc., Ph.D HOD & Assistant

Professor
Ms. Anu Mariam Kurian M.Sc., KSET Assistant Professor
Dr. Srimoyee Banergee M.Sc., Ph.D, NET Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Dr. K.S.Shamala M.Sc, Ph. D HOD, Associate Professor

Dr. Jyothi. J M.Sc, Ph.D Assistant Professor
Dr. Rinita J. M.Sc, Ph.D., NET, PDF Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS & ANALYTICS

Dr. Lakshmi S K M.Sc, Ph.D. Associate Professor &

Dean of Applied and
Natural Sciences
Mrs. Ambika C M.Sc, M. Phil HOD and Assistant
Professor
Dr. Mamata Shiva M.Sc, Ph.D. Associate Professor &
Shankar Coordinator (BSc Data
Science)
Dr. Mohankumari C M.Sc, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Ms. Chandana J M.Sc. Teaching Assistant

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

Rufina Sujatha K.G M.Sc, MPhil, B.Ed. HoD & Associate

Professor
Dr. Deepak P M.Sc. KSET. Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. Sreeja Nair MSc, Ph.D., NET, Post Assistant Professor
Doc
Dr. G. Nuthana Grace M.Sc. Ph.D. Assistant Professor

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 SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Dean - Dr. Hamsa N, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., SLET

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES

Ms. Sharon Lopez M.A., M.Phil., NET, HOD & Assistant

PGDCRL Professor
Mr. Nithin Manayath M.A. Assistant Professor
Dr. Manjula Bhat M.A., PGDSCM., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. Manola Gayatri M.A., M.Phil., NET, Assistant Professor
Kumaraswamy PGDC, Ph.D., Post
Doc(2)

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS & PUBLIC POLICY (UG & PG)

Dr. Suma Singh M.A., PGD in Mgt & Registrar- Academics

Mkting, Ph.D., NET. & Associate Professor
Dr. Anjana Mani M.A., M.Phil., PGD in HOD & Associate
Econometrics, MFM., Professor
Ph.D.
Dr. Shanthi S M.A., M.Phil., MBA, Dean - Innovation &
Ph.D. Entrepreneurship &
Associate Professor
Dr. Vijaya Priya S M.A., M.Phil., NET & PG-Coordinator &
SLET, Ph.D. Associate Professor
Dr. K Kavyashree M.A, NET, Ph.D. Public Policy
Kumar -Coordinator &
Associate Professor
Ms. Sunanda B V M.A., M.Com., NET, Assistant Professor
PGDFM
Ms. Tania Mukherjee M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET Assistant Professor
Ms. Shweta Sharma M.A., M.Phil..., MBA, Assistant Professor
NET
Dr. Roopa Adarsh M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor

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Dr. C J Lakshmi M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
NET
Dr. Rajesh Chandra M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
NET
Ms. Anagha M.A., NET Assistant Professor
Narayanan
Ms. Sonakshi Makhija M.A., NET Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH (UG & PG)

Dr. Sr. Sajitha M.A, B.Ed., M.Phil., HOD & Associate

Ph.D. Professor
Ms. Sheryl Puthur M.A, NET UG-Coordinator &
Assistant Professor

Dr. I.Vinitha Chandra M.A, Ph.D. PG-Coordinator &

Assistant Professor

Dr. Mamatha V Freeman M.A., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

M.Phil.,Ph.D.,
KSET.

Dr. Aditi Chatterjee M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Dr. Latha S M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. Sreevidya Surendran M.A., Ph.D., NET Assistant Professor
Dr. Koshy A V M.A., Ph.D., NET, SLET, Assistant Professor
Dip. Edu.

Dr. Ashima Solanki Sona M.A., MBA, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Dr.Priyanka Dutta M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
KSET

Dr.Ronika Mukherjee M.A.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Ms. Rianka Sarkar M.A, NET Assistant Professor

Dr. Nithya Rajesh M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor
Ph.D.,KSET, PGDCA,
TESOL

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Dr. Paromita M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Patranobish NET(JRF)

Dr. Nalini Harish M.A., Ph.D., KSET. Assistant Professor

Ms. Fansta Fernando M.A., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Dr. Cecilia Osyanju M.A., B.Ed., M.Ed., Assistant Professor
Namuyemba Ph.D.

Revathi P M M.A. NET Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

HOD & Assistant

Dr. Sujin Babu M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Professor
Dr. Chanthu S M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM

Dr. Vivitha M.K M.Sc., NET, Ph.D. HOD & Associate

Professor
Dr. Shilpa J MA, NET, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. Sreedevi T M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Ms. Alice Mathew M.A., M.Phil. HOD & Associate

Professor
Dr. George Dimitrov M.A, .NET, SET, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Ms. Rimpi Borah M.A., M.Phil., NET Assistant Professor
Dr. Priyanka Mallick M.A., M.Phil., NET, Assistant Professor
Ph.D,

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY (UG & PG)

M.Sc., M.Phil., PhD., Dean & Associate

Dr. Hamsa N
SLET Professor
M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., HOD & Associate
Dr. G S Shylashree
Ph.D. Professor

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 Associate
Dr. Lakshmi Arun M.Sc., Ph.D., SLET.
Professor
Associate
Dr. Pavithra Raj M.Sc., Ph.D.
Professor
Ms. Priya Mariam Kurian M.Sc., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Akshaya P M.Sc., NET Assistant Professor
Dr. Jyothsna Kamath B M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Pallavi KP M.Sc., KSET Assistant Professor
Dr. Vibha Sri Gurjal M.Sc, Ph.D., NET Assistant Professor
S Nisha Sree M.Sc., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Sumana U N M.Sc., KSET Assistant Professor
Ms. S Pavitra M.Sc., B.Ed. Lecturer
Ms. Arlene Fernandes M.Sc., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Akhila G. Rao M.Sc., KSET Assistant Professor
Ms. Smrithi Mary Saji M.A., M.Phil, KSET Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

Ms. Kalavathi. P M.A. NET/SLET, Assistant Professor

Diploma in Journalism
Dr. Sophia Sharon M M.A. M. Phil, Ph.D, Assistant Professor
P.G. Diploma in
Counseling
Dr. Varshali Brahma M.A Ph.D. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL & TOURISM

Dr. K. Lalitha M.Com, IATA, PhD HOD & Associate
Professor
Ms. Sejana Jose V MTA, M.Phil. Lecturer
Ms. Megha Tamang MBA, NET Assistant Professor
Dr. Sivakami V MBA, NET, PhD Assistant Professor
Mr. Mukunda B G MTA , IATA , NET, Assistant Professor
SLET

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 DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

Dr. Koyal Biswas M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., HOD & Associate

PGDT, Diploma in Professor
Counselling & Life
Skills
Dr. Vanishri Buggi M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
PGDT.
Dr. Priyanka M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
NET, SLET, German
Certificate Course
Dr. Anupama P A M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Hindi Vidvan
Courses
Dr. Rathod Pundlik M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
PDF, NET

DEPARTMENT OF KANNADA

Dr. Ravisha H V M.A., Ph.D., NET HOD & Associate

Professor
Dr. Chetana Hegde M.A., Ph.D., NET, SET Assistant Professor
Ms. Anitha K V M.A., B.Ed., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Aruna. S M.A. (Economics), Lecturer
M.A. (Kannada), M.Ed.

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

Dr. Jyothirmayi P C M.A., Ph.D., NET HOD & Associate

Professor

DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN

Ms. Lizy Wilson M.A(German), C1-MMB HOD & Assistant

Professor

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 DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH

Dr. Poulami Paul M.A(French), Ph.D. HOD & Assistant

Professor

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Ms. S Shanthi M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., HOD & Associate

KSET Professor
Dr.Thirumalesha M.A. (Sociology), Assistant Professor
M.Ed., Ph.D., NET,
KSET, PGDSIS.
Mr. Kaushal Kumar M.A (Hindi), M.Sc., Lecturer
Patel M.Ed.
Ms. Merin M Cherian M.A (History),B.Ed., Assistant Professor
NET, KSET,
Ms. Durga Devi S M.A(Political Science), Assistant Professor
B.Ed., NET
Ms. Roshna Joseph M.Sc.(Chemistry), Assistant Professor
M.Ed., NET
Dr. Sujitha N S M.Sc.(Zoology), Assistant Professor
B.Ed.,M.Phil., Ph.D.,
KSET
Dr.Aswathi M M.Sc.(Chemistry), Assistant Professor
B.Ed., Ph.D.
Ms. Nisha D Borges M.A(English), M.Ed., Assistant Professor
MBA

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Dr. K Mary Dolly M.Sc. M.P.Ed., M.Phil., HOD & Associate

Ph.D. Professor

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 SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Dean - Mr. Raghu V.N. M.Com, M.Phil.

Mr Raghu V N M.Com, M.Phil. Dean & Associate

Professor
Ms. Aruna Bhaskar M.Com, FCMA, SLET. Associate Professor
HOD - B.Com
- Regular, BPS,
Industry Integrated,
Professional, TTM
Ms. Meenakshi M.Com. SLET. Associate Professor
Dinesh HOD - B.Com - IAF,
Strategic Finance,
Corporate Finance,
Investment Banking
Ms Lakshmi Eshwar M.Com., MBA Assistant Professor
Co-ordinator B.Com-
Professional
Dr. Rajani H Pillai M.Com., PGDHRM, Assistant Professor
M.Phil., MBA, Ph.D Co-ordinator B.Com
Strategic Finance
Ms. Lavanya K N M.Com., KSET, NET Assistant Professor
Co-ordinator B.Com
Industry Integrated
Ms. Candida Smitha M.Com., B.Ed. Assistant Professor
Co-ordinator B.Com-
Regular
Ms. Aatika Bi M.Com., MBA, PGDBA Assistant Professor
Co-ordinator B.Com-
BPS
Dr. Vijaya Caroline W M.Com., M.Phil, Ph.D Assistant Professor
Co-ordinator B.Com-
TTM & B.Com-
Investment Banking
Dr. Janaki J M.Com., M.Phil., Associate Professor
KSET,Ph.D Co-ordinator B.Com-
IAF and

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Ms. Suriya Kumari A M.Com., PGDHRM, Assistant Professor
B.Ed. Co-ordinator B.Com-
Corporate Finance
Dr R Sivakami M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor
AMT
Dr. Govind Gowda MBA,M.Com, M.Phil, Associate Professor
HG DCA, KSET, Ph.D., Co-ordinator Post
Graduation Studies
Dr. Raghavendra K S M.Com, M.Phil, Associate Professor
PGMM, PGDFM,NET,
Ph.D.,
Dr. Prema Latha V M.Com., MBA, NET, Assistant Professor
KSET, Ph.D.,
Ms. Lakshmi S M.Com., NET Assistant Professor

Ms. Jaikala L M.Com., NET, KSET Assistant Professor

Dr. Josephine M.Com, M.Phil, Assistant Professor

Rebecca M Ph.D., SLET
Ms. Spandana Priya M.Com., NET Assistant Professor
CS
Ms. Sneha V M.Com., NET, Assistant Professor
PGDHRM
Ms. Padmashree C R M.Com., B.Ed. Lecturer

Ms. Getchcya Sonu M.Com, PGDHRM. Assistant Professor

MC KSET
Mr. Solomon M.Com., M.Phil., Assistant Professor
Jayakumar ICWA(Inter)
Dr. Nitu Sharma M.Com, M.Phil., NET, Associate Professor
Ph.D.
Ms. Soumya S Nair M.Com., PGDB, NET, Assistant Professor
KSET
Dr. Yogitha L J M.Com., KSET, Ph.D Assistant Professor

Ms. Suraksha M.Com., NET Assistant Professor

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Ms.S Shruthi Sindhe M.Com., KSET Assistant Professor
Ms. Monica Janet M.Com., PGDBA,NET Assistant Professor
Clifford
Ms. Chaitra Umesh M.Com., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Sitara G M.Com., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Neelam Sharma M.Com., KSET Assistant Professor
Ms. Jayalakshmi N M.Com., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. K R Surabi M.Com., KSET Assistant Professor
Ms. Shruthi R M.Com., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Aishwarya K M.Com (IB), PGDHRM, Assistant Professor
PGDMM, NET
Ms. Mifzala Ansar M.Com., M.Phil, NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Anjana Bastin M.Com (FA), NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Sharron Jasmine V M.Com, NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Monisha M M.Com (IB), NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Preema Dsa M.Com, KSET Assistant Professor
Ms. Danesha S M.Com , NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Grace Varghese M. Com, NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Yamuna G M.Com, NET Assistant Professor
Ms. H. Pushpa M.Com, KSET Assistant Professor
Dr. Vedapradha R MBA, M.Com, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Ms. Meghashree G S M.Com, KSET Assistant Professor
Ms. Tisa Maria M.Com, NET Assistant Professor
Dr. Sindhu A N M.Com, KSET, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Mr. Sandesh M.Com, NET, Assistant Professor
Diploma in Computer
Applications
Ms. Anooja Varghese M.Com, KSET Assistant Professor
Ms. Mary Jesintha M.Com, PGDMM Teaching Assistant
Gregory
Ms. Vanitha M.Com, KSET Assistant Professor

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 SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Dean - Dr. S Rajkumar, MBA, MHRM, M.Phil., Ph.D., PGCPGM

Dr. S Rajkumar MBA, MHRM, Dean & Associate

M.Phil., Ph.D., Professor
PGCPGM (IIM-K)
Dr. Shobha T S M. Com, PGDBM, HoD & Associate
M.Phil. Professor
NET, KSET, Ph.D.
Ms. Venissa N Shenoy MBA, M.Phil., KSET Assistant Professor

Dr. Anto Juliet Mary MBA, M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate

KSET Professor
Ms. Sumita Kumar M. Com, M.Phil., NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Mamata Rani MBA, KSET, NET Assistant Professor
Ms. Priyanka Joe MBA, M.Com. Lecturer
Dr. Karuna M MBA, Ph.D., NET, KSET Assistant Professor
Dr. Anu Krishnamurthy M. Com, MBA, M.Phil. Associate
ACMA, Ph.D. Professor

Dr. Stanley Vincent G MBA, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Dr. Preeti Bangarwa M.Com., NET, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. Nikitha Neelappa S MFA, KSET, NET, Assistant Professor
Ph.D.
Dr. Anil Kumar R MBA, KSET, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr Jayalakshmi N A MBA.,M.Phil, PhD Assistant Professor

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES & PARTNERSHIPS

Dr. S. Ramesh M.Com., M.Phil., Dean

Ph.D.
Ms. Rajani Korah M.Com, M.Phil. Co-ordinator & Assistant
Professor

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 LIBRARY
*Ms. Shobha N K M.A., M.Lib.Sc, M.Phil. NET. Selection Grade Librarian

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Ms. Jyothi N
Ms. Merlin F Benjamin
Mr. Maria Legran

SUPPORT STAFF
Ms. Nayagam Victoria
Ms. Lily
Ms. Sarala
Ms Mary A

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 VISITING/GUEST/ADJUNCT FACULTY

Ms. Vandita Bansal MS (Quantitative Statistics & Analytics

Economics), M.A. Economics
(Economics)
Dr. Sahana Das M.A., M.Phil. Ph.D. Communication Studies

Ms. Kala Krishnan M.A., NET Communication Studies

Mr. Nihal Advanced Diploma Commerce
Ebrahim in Accounting & ( B.Com IAF)
Business ACCA,
Strategic
Professional ACCA
Mr. Prabodh Chartered Commerce
Nayak Accountant ( B.Com IAF)
ICAI, PGD in
Treasury & Forex
Management, ICFAI,
MBA, Certified
Public Accountant
(CPA US) AICPA
(USA) Certified
Management
Accountant (CMA
US) IMA (USA)
Ms. Jyothika Ramadas ACCA, CMA(USA), Commerce
CPA ( B.Com IAF)
Mr. Philip Abraham B.Com, CMA, MBA Commerce
( Finance) (B.Com. – CMA)
Mr. Madan CPA, CMA-US Commerce
(B.Com. – CPA)

Visiting Professor of Practice

Ms. Juliana Lazarus M.A., PGD in Journalism Journalism

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 EXAMINATION & EVALUATION SECTION
Registrar - Evaluation Ms. Perpetua F Noronha
Dept. of Computer Science
Deputy Controllers of Examinations
PG-Mr. Solomon Jayakumar Dept. of Commerce
UG- Dr. Upendra Raju A Dept. of Electronics
Examination Committee
Ms. Perpetua F Noronha Registrar Evaluation
Mr. Solomon Jayakumar Deputy COE- PG
Dr. Upendra Raju A Deputy COE -UG
Ms. Bhagyalakshmi N Dept. of Chemistry
Ms. Aruna Bhaskar Dept. of Commerce
Dr. G S Shylashree Dept. of Psychology
Ms. Alice Mathew Dept. of Political Science
Ms. Sindhu David Counselor
Administrative Staff Ms. Surekha
Ms. Eliza Christopher
Ms. Sowmya B
Ms. Pavithra S
Ms. Catherine Nadia
Ms. Swetha
Ms. Kavya E
Ms. Alice Jenifer

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Board of Examiners
Heads of Departments
Course Coordinators
Senior Subject Experts
Academic Performance Evaluation Committee (APEC) - Academic Deans
Custodians (UG)
Dr. Mamata V Freeman Dept of English
Dr. Josephine Rebecca M Dept of Commerce
Ms. Mamata Rani Dept. of Management Studies
Dr. M Clement Joe Anand Dept of Mathematics

Custodians (PG)
Dr. Pavithra Raj Dept. Psychology
Ms. Shyla Mary Dept. of Computer Science
Dr. Rajesh Chandra Dept. of Economics

CIA Committee
CIA UG Ms. Hasitha K Dept of Electronics
Coordinator Dr. Sarayu Mohana Dept of Microbiology
Dr. Mamata Shiva Shankar Dept of Statistics
Dr.Savitha L Dept of Human
Development
Dr.Janaki J Dept of Commerce
Ms. Getcheya Sonu M.C Dept of Commerce
Dr. Stanley Vincent G Dept of Management
Studies
Dr. Vanishri Buggi Dept of Hindi
Ms. Revathi P.M Dept of English
Dr. Lakshmi Arun Dept of Psychology

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CIA PG Dr. R Sivakami Dept of Commerce
Coordinator Dr. Sindhu A N Dept of Biotechnology
Dr.Rajesh Chandra Dept of Economics
Dr.Parvathi M Dept of Botany

COMMITTEES & ASSOCIATIONS

FINANCE COMMITTEE
Director & Secretary Sr. Albina
Principal Dr. George Lekha
Senior Faculty Dr. Regina Lourdhu Suganthi
Finance Officer Sr. Iona
IQAC
Coordinator Dr. Suba G A Manuel
Members Sr.Iona
Dr.Myrene Roselyn D’souza
Dr. K Kavyashree Kumar
Ms. Jency Jose
Dr.Padma V
Dr.B.E.George Dimitrov
Dr. Anto Juliet Mary
Dr. Vedapradha R
Ms. Aishwarya K
Ms. Shobha N.K
Ms. Asha
Dept of Life Science
Finance Officer
Dept of Biochemistry
Dept of Economics
Dept of Computer
Science
Dept of Food Science
& Nutrition
Dept of Political
Science
Dept of Management
Dept of Commerce
Dept of Commerce
Librarian
Administrative Staff

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 RESEARCH COMMITTEE
Dean of Research & Publications: Dr. Kavitha G Singh
Research Advisor Dr.Cletus D’Souza
Members Dr. Preetha Nair Dept of Biotechnology
Dr. B. Vijayalakshmi Dept of Mathematics
Dr. Mitravinda Aneesh Dept of FSN
Dr.Chanthu S Dept of History
Dr. Vibha Shree Gurjal Dept of Psychology
Dr. Nitu Sharma Dept of Commerce
Dr. Sreeja Nair Dept of Zoology
Dr. Preeti Bangarwa Dept of Management
Coordinator Dr. Selva Ganapathy
Technical Assistant Ms. Mariayam Tazeem

CARMELIGHT – RESEARCH JOURNAL COMMITTEE

Editor in Chief Dr.Cletus D’Souza
Editor Dr.Kavitha G Singh
Associate Editors Dr.Vijaya Priya S Dept of Economics
Dr.Geetha Santhosh Dept of FSN
Dr. Padmashree Kulkarni Dept of Life Science
Ms. Shaila Mary J Dept of Computer
Science
Dr.R Sivakami Dept of Commerce
Dr.Myrene Roselyn Dept of Biochemistry
D’souza
Dr.I Vinitha Chandra Dept of English
Dr. Selva Ganapathy Research
Coordinator

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 INSTITUTIONAL HUMAN ETHICS COMMITTEE
Chairperson Dr. Cletus D’Souza
Member Dr. Kavitha G Singh
Secretary
Members Dr. Hamsa N
Dr. Helen Roselene
Dr. Sangeeta Pandey
Ms. Kalavathi P
Dr. Sarayu Mohana
Dr. Selva Ganapathy
Non-Institutional Member
Dean - Research & Publications
Dean - Humanities & Social
Sciences
Dept. of Environmental Science
Dept. of Food Science &
Nutrition
Dept. of Sociology
Dept. of Microbiology
Research Co-ordinator

MCC-KSCST INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (IP) CELL

Coordinator Dr. N Pradeep Dept. of Nanoscience & Technology

ADMISSION COMMITTEE
Registrar Admissions: Dr. S Regina Lourdhu Suganthi,
Dept. of Computer Science
Members:
School of Natural & Applied Sciences:
Dr. Suba G A Manuel Dept. of Life Science
Dr. Myrene D’souza Dept. of Biochemistry
Dr. Thejaswi Bhandary Dept. of Biotechnology
Ms. Varsha S.N Dept of Mathematics
School of Humanities & Social Sciences:
Dr. Vijaya Priya S Dept. of Economics
Dr. Kavyashree Dept. of Economics
Dr. Pavithra Raj Dept. of Psychology

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School of Commerce:
Ms. Aruna Bhaskar Dept. of Commerce
Ms. Meenakshi Dinesh Dept. of Commerce
Ms. Candida Smitha Dept. of Commerce
Dr. Rajani H Pillai Dept. of Commerce
Dr.Govinda Gowda H.G Dept. of Commerce
Dr. Raghavendra K.S. Dept. of Commerce
School of Management Studies:
Dr. Shobha T.S Dept of Management Studies
Dr. Anto Juliet Dept of Management Studies
Dr. Anu Krishnamurthy Dept of Management Studies
Ms. Rajani Korah (PGD)
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (IDP) COMMITTEE

Coordinator Dr. Suma Singh Dept of Economics

Members Dr. Kavitha G Singh
Dr. Sangeeta Pandey
Dr. Suba Abraham
Manuel
Dr. Kavyashree Kumar
Ms. Sharon Lopez
Ms. Mamata Rani
Ms. Jency Jose
Dr. Sujin Babu
Dept. of Biochemistry
Dept. of Food Science &
Nutrition
Dept. of Life Science
Dept. of Economics
Dept. of Comm. Studies
Dept. of Management Studies
Dept. of Computer Science
Dept. of History

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 INSTITUTIONAL RANKING COMMITTEE
Coordinator Dr .S Rajkumar
Members Dr. Kavitha G Singh
Dr. Shlini
Dr. Dennis
Dr. Lakshmi J
Ms. Shweta Sharma
Dr.George Dimitrov
Ms. Sumana U N
Ms. Suriya Kumari A
Ms. Rajani Pillai
Ms. Candida Smitha
Dept of Management Studies
Dept. of Biochemistry
Dept. of Biochemistry
Dept. of Computer Science
Dept. of Food Science & Nutrition
Dept. of Economics
Dept. of Political Science
Dept. of Psychology
Dept. of Commerce
Dept. of Commerce
Dept. of Commerce

AISHE
Coordinator Dr. Rajkumar Dept. of Management Studies
Dr. Deepak P Dept of Zoology
Dr. Roopa Adarsh Dept of Economics
Ms. Jaikala L Dept of Commerce
Dr. Shubhi Agarwal Dept. of Food Science & Nutrition

MOUNT CARMEL CENTRE FOR INNOVATION, INCUBATION AND

ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MCCIIE)
Dean Innovation & Entrepreneurship – Dr. Shanthi S
Dr. Janaki J Dept of Commerce
Dr. Sandhya Panicker Dept of Botany

Dr. C. J. Lakshmi Dept of Economics

Dr. Sowmya Kumar Dept of Life Science

Ms. Suma N Dept of Electronics

Dr. Sarwath Unnisa Dept. of Computer Science

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Dr. R. Sivakami Dept of Commerce
Dr. Yogitha L. J Dept of Commerce

Ms. Swathi R Dept of Home Science

Ms. Sindhu P Dept of Management Studies
Dr. Cecilia Osyanju Dept of English
Namyyemsa
Ms. Megha Tamang Dept of Travel & Tourism

CENTRE FOR LEARNING, DEVELOPMENT AND

TRANSFORMATION (CLDT)
Coordinator Mr. Asgar Ahmed Placement Officer
Members Ms. Sunanda B.V Dept. of Economics
Dr. Tejaswi Bhandary Dept. of Biotechnology
Dr. Nikitha Neelappa S Dept of Management Studies
Ms. Neelam Sharma Dept. of Commerce
Ms. Ambika Devi K Dept. of IDM
Dr. Paromita P Dept. of English

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS CELL

Coordinator Mr. Asgar Ahmed Placement Officer

Members Ms. Meenakshi Dinesh Dept of Commerce

Ms. Sumita Kumar Dept of Management

Studies
Dr. Myrene R D’Souza Dept of Biochemistry

Ms. Jency Jose Dept of Computer Science

Mr. Mahantesh S H Dept of Electronics

Dr. Mitravinda Aneesh Dept of FSN

Dr. Thejaswi Bhandary Dept of Biotechnology

Dr. K. Kavyashree Dept of Public Policy

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 Ms. Priya Kurian Dept of Psychology

Ms. Tania Mukherjee Dept. of Economics

Dr. Manjula Bhat Dept of Communication
Studies

INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM CELL (IKS)

Coordinator Dr. Vijayapriya Dept of Economics
Members Dr. Jyothirmayi P.C. Dept of Sanskrit
Dr. Koyal Biswas Dept of Hindi
Dr. Sumathi R Dept of Botany
Ms. Aatika Bi Dept of Commerce

CALENDAR COMMITTEE
Coordinator Dr. George Lekha Principal
Dr. Suma Singh Registrar, Academics
Ms. Shweta Sharma Dept of Economics
Ms. Mifzala Ansar Dept of Commerce
Dr. Anupama P.A Dept of Hindi
Ms. Mamatha Rani Dept of Management Studies
Ms. Suma N Dept of Electronics

TIMETABLE COMMITTEE
Dr. Lakshmi S K Dept of Statistics & Analytics
Dr. Sundaravalli A Dept of Home Science
Dr. Shalini B Dept of Botany
Ms. Hasitha K Dept of Electronics
Ms. Shweta Sharma Dept of Economics
Ms. Lavanya Dept of Commerce
Dr. Vijaya Caroline W Dept of Commerce
Dr. Shobha T.S Dept of Management Studies
Ms. Sheryl Puthur Dept of English

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 ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE
UG Ms. Meenakshi Dinesh Dept of Commerce
Ms. Ambika C Dept of Statistics & Analytics
Dr. Ravisha H.V Dept of Kannada
Ms. Alice Mathew Dept of Political Science
Dr. Preeti Bangarwa Dept of Management Studies
Ms. Lakshmi Eshwar Dept of Commerce
Ms. Venissa N Shenoy Dept of Management Studies
PG Dr. Sujata Gupta Kedar Dept of Human Development
Dr. Lakshmi Arun Dept of Psychology
Ms. Tisa Maria Dept of Commerce
Dr. Sowmyashree G Dept of Biochemistry

HOLISTIC EDUCATION
Coordinator Dr. Sr. Sajitha Dept of English
Life Skill Dr. Bavithra Matharasi Dept of Computer
Training Science
Dr. Josephine Rebecca Dept of Commerce
Dr. Kaviyarasi Dept of Chemistry
Dr. Parvathy Dept of Botany
Dr. C.J. Lakshmi Dept of Economics
Dr. Paromita Patranotish Dept of English
Ms. Sumita Kumar Dept of Mgt Studies
Dr. Rajini Pillai Dept of Commerce
Ms. Jaikala L Dept of Commerce
Scripture Ms. Candida Smitha Dept of Commerce
Study Ms. Sushma Margaret Dept of Computer
Science
Dr. Phibanrilin Pyngrope Dept of IDM

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CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS & PARTNERSHIPS
Dr. Ramesh, Dean of International Programs
Ms. Rajani Korah, Coordinator (Global MBA & Global MBS)
Dr. Dr. Cecilia Osyanju Namyyemsa, Coordinator (Global Initiatives)
Ms. Sumita Kumar
Ms. Anu Mariam Kurian
Dr. Sujin Babu

ACADEMIC AUDIT COMMITTEE

Registrar Academics
Deans and External Audit team
Heads of the Departments/Coordinators

IGNOU STUDY CENTRE

Coordinator Dr. Geetha Santhosh
Dept. of Food Science & Nutrition
SOCIAL MEDIA & COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE

Coordinator Ms. Sharon Lopez Dept of Communication Studies

Member Dr. Tejaswi Bhandary Dept. of Biotechnology
Dr. Shilpa J Dept of Journalism
Ms. Neelam Sharma Dept of Commerce

ICT & Networking Committee

Coordinator Dr. S Regina Lourdhu Dept. of Computer Science

Suganthi
Members Dr. Vijayalakshmi N Dept of Computer Science
Mr. Anand Kumar B.S
Mr. Siju Alex
Mr. Shashidhar A
Mr. Ranjith P
Mr. Melbin Gnanadas
Mr. Janardhan

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 Logistics Committee
Coordinators Dr. S Regina Lourdhu Dept. of Computer Science
Suganthi
Sr. Maria Asst. Finance Officer
Mr. Shashidhar A
Mr. Ranjith P
Mr. Melbin Gnanadas

INTERNAL COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE

Anti-Ragging Cell:
Coordinator Dr. Geetha Santhosh Dept of Food Science &
Nutrition
Members Dr. Vibha Shree Gurjal Dept of Psychology
Dr. K.C. Mahesh Dept of Chemistry

Cyber Crime Redressal Cell

Coordinator Ms. Shaila Mary J Dept of Computer Science
Members Ms. Lavanya K.N Dept of Commerce
Dr. Nethravathi C Dept of Chemistry
Dr. Peter Jose P Dept of Computer Science

Committee Against Sexual Harassment (CASH)

Coordinator Dr.G.S.Shylashree Dept of Psychology
Members Dr.S.Rajkumar Dept of Management
Studies
Dr. Vivitha M.K. Dept of Journalism
Ms. Sindhu David Counsellor

Anti-Drug Cell
Coordinator Dr.Sindhu Anoop Dept of Biotechnology
Members Dr.N.S.Kaviyarasi Dept of Chemistry
Dr. M.Clement Joe Anand Dept of Mathematics

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Anti-Human Trafficking Cell
Coordinator Ms. Kalavathi P Dept of Sociology
Members Dr. B. Vijayalakshmi Dept of Mathematics
Ms. Akshaya P Dept of Psychology
Dr. Sapna Dinesh Dept of Home Science

Student Grievance Redressal Committee

Coordinator Dr. George Lekha Principal
Members Dr. Ravisha Dept of Kannada
Dr. K.S.Shamala Dept of Physics
Ms. Bhagyalakshmi N Dept of Chemistry
Dr. Anjana Mani Dept of Economics
Dr. Premalatha V Dept of Commerce
E-mail: grievancestudent@mccblr.edu.in
Staff Grievance Redressal Committee
Members Dr. Lakshmi S.K Dept of Statistics & Analytics
Dr. Hamsa N Dept of Psychology
Ms. Aruna Bhaskar Dept of Commerce
E-mail: grievancestaff@mccblr.edu.in
NSS (NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME)
Programme Officers: Dr. Govinda Gowda H G Dept. of Commerce
Dr. Thilagavathy A Dept. of Biochemistry
Dr. Sophia Sharon M Dept. of Sociology

NCC (NATIONAL CADET CORPS)

NCC Officer Ms. Padmashree C R Dept. of Commerce

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 ISRC (INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CELL)
Coordinator Dr. Helen Roselene Dept. of Environmental Science
Members Ms. Dorothy Anthony Dept of Home Science
Ms. Sunanda B.V. Dept of Economics
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL
Co-ordinator Dr.Tirumalesha Dept. of Education
Members Dr. Lingeshwari Mysore Dept. of Human Development
Dr. Sowmyashree G Dept. of Biochemistry
Dr. Varshali Brahma Dept. of Sociology

WOMEN’S Mary CELL

Co-ordinator Ms. Kalavathi P Dept. of Sociology
Members Dr.Vasantha Kumari Dept. of Food Science & Nutrition
Ms. Aatika Bi Dept. of Commerce

ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
Coordinators Ms. Sumitha Kumar Dept. of Management Studies
Dr. Kavyashree Dept of Economics
Members Dr.Suma Singh Dept. of Economics
Dr. Myrene D’Souza Dept of Biochemistry
Ms. Anu M Kurian Dept. of Microbiology
Dr. Shilpa J Dept of Journalism
Ms. Priya Kurian Dept of Psychology
Ms. Akshaya P Dept of Psychology
Ms. Monica Clifford Dept of Commerce
Ms. Aishwarya Dept of Commerce

SPORTS COMMITTEE
Coordinator Dr. K Mary Dolly Dept. of Physical Education
Members Ms. Swathi R. Dept. of Home Science
Dr. Stanley G Vincent Dept of Mgt Studies
Dr. Clement Joe Anand Dept of Mathematics
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 LIBRARY COMMITTEE
Coordinator Ms. Shobha N K Librarian

Members Ms. Vimala Preetam Raj Dept. of Chemistry

Ms.Manasa C.S Dept. of FAD
Dr. Koyal Biswas Dept. of Hindi
Ms.S. Shruthi Shinde Dept. of Commerce

MAGAZINE COMMITTEE
Editor in Chief Mr. Nitin Manayath Dept. of Comm. Studies Asst.
Editors Ms. Sharon Lopez Dept. of Comm. Studies
Dr. I Vinitha Chandra Dept. of English
ARCHIVES COMMITTEE
Coordinator Dr. Sujin Babu Dept. of History
Members Dr. Chanthu Dept. of History
Ms. Sejana Jose Dept. of Travel & Tourism

PUBLICITY AND ADVERTISEMENT COMMITTEE

Coordinator Dr. Govinda Gowda H G Dept. of Commerce
Members Dr. Chetana Hegde Dept. of Kannada
Dr. Vivitha M.K. Dept of Journalism

DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
Coordinator Dr. Shylashree G S Dept. of Psychology
Members Ms. Suma N Dept. of Electronics
Ms. Telphy Kuriakose Dept. of Biotechnology
Dr. Sindhu Anoop Dept. of Biotechnology
Dr. Umayal Dept. of Chemistry
Dr. Sowmyashree Dept. of Biochemistry
Ms. Varsha S.N. Dept. of Mathematics
Dr. Jyothi J Dept. of Physics
Dr. Roopa Adarsh Dept. of Economics

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 Dr. C J Lakshmi
Ms. Arlene Fernandes
Ms. Suriya Kumari A
Ms. Jayalakshmi N
Dr. Raghavendra
Dr. Stanley Vincent G
Dr. Tirumalesha
Dr. Jyothirmayi
Dr. Rathod Pundlik
Dr. Priyanka Dutta
Ms. Rianka Sarkar
Dept. of Economics
Dept. of Psychology
Dept. of Commerce
Dept. of Commerce
Dept. of Commerce
Dept. of Management
Studies
Dept. of Education
Dept. of Sanskrit
Dept of Hindi
Dept of English
Dept of English

STUDENT WELFARE TEAM

School of Natural & Dr. Shlini P Dept. of Biochemistry
Applied Sciences Ms. Sandhya K S Dept. of Biotechnology
School of Humanities Ms. Anitha Dept. of Kannada
& Social Sciences Ms. Tania Dept. of Economics
Mukherjee
School of Commerce Ms. Lakshmi S Dept. of Commerce
School of Ms. Priyanka Joe Dept. of Management
Management

STUDENT COUNCIL 2024-25

School of Humanities & Social Prerna Mortha J. Joanna Frank
Sciences
School of Natural & Applied Jiya Rajesh Chugani
Sciences Snigdha Pandde
School of Commerce Maneesha A B
Swathi Kulkarni
School of Management Manasa M R
Lubna Firdos
Sports Mary Adheena

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 ASSOCIATIONS
Humanities Ms. Sejana Jose Dept. of Travel & Tourism
Ms. Nishashree Dept. of Psychology
Dr. Srividya Dept. of English
Science Dr. Chandrama Basu Dept. of Chemistry
Ms. Nandhiswari Dept. of FAD
Dr. Sarayu Mohana Dept. of Microbiology
Dr. Deepak P Dept. of Zoology
Commerce Ms. Sneha V
Dr. Yogitha L
Ms. Neelam Sharma
Management Ms. Mamatha Rani
Dr. Stanley G Vincent

Artha ( Economics) Ms. Sonakshi Makhija

Ms. Anagha Narayanan
Cercle français Dr Poulami Paul
Communication Club Sharon Lopez
Education Ms. Ashwathi M
German Ms. Lizy Wilson
Historia Dr Chanthu S
Hindi Dr. Vanishree
Dr. Rathod Pundalik
Journalism Dr. Vivitha
Kannada Sangha Dr. Ravisha H V
Political Science Alice Mathew
Psychology Ms. Pallavi KP
Sociology Ms. Kalavathi.P
Dr. Varshali Brahma
Sanskrit Dr. Jyothirmayi
Sports Dr. K. Mary Dolly
Travel & Tourism Ms. Megha Tamang
Prakruthi (Botany) Dr. R. Sumathi
Biogeneiac Ms Sandhya K S & Dr. Tejaswi Bhandary
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Carmel Chips Ms. Shirley Sheeba S
Chemistry Dr. N Kaviyarasi
Ecowarriors Dr. Soumya G.S.
Electronics Mr. Mahantesh S H
FSN Dr.Shubhi Agarwal
Home Science Dr. Sapna Dinesh
Human Development Dr. Sujata Gupta Kedar
IDM Dr. Phibanrilin Pyngrope
Maths Ms. Kavitha S
Microzone Ms.Anu Mariam Kurian
Physics Dr. Jyothi J
Statistics and Analytics Dr. Mamata Shiva Shankar
Zoology Dr. Deepak P

CHRISTIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION

Dr. Nisha Borges Dept. of Education
Ms. Getchcya Sonu Dept. of Commerce
Dr. Rinita Dept. of Physics
Dr.Peter Jose Dept. of Computer Science

JESUS YOUTH
Dr. Anto Mary Juliet Dept. of Chemistry
Ms. Roshana Dept of Education
Ms. Preema Dept of Commerce

ART & DECOR

Ms. Sneha Dept. of IDM

DRAMATICS ASSOCIATION (DRAMASOC)

Mr. Nitin M Dept. of Com Studies
Dr. Sahana Das
FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION
Dr. Nagalakshmi Dept. of IDM

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 FASHION TEAM
Ms. Anncee Stephens Dept. of FAD

FILM SOCIETY
Ms. Sheryl Puthur Dept. of English

INDIAN MUSIC ASSOCIATION

Ms. Sneha V Dept. of Commerce

INDIAN DANCE ASSOCIATION

Dr. Shlini Dept. of Biochemistry

LIT SOC
Dr. Ronika Mukherjee Dept. of English

MCC TOASTMASTERS CLUB

Ms Sumita Kumar Dept of Mgt. Studies
Dr. Paromita Dept. of English

MUN
Rimpi Borah Dept. of Political Science

PHOTOGRAPHY ASSOCIATION
Dr. Aditi Chatterjee Dept. of English

PUBLIC SPEAKING ASSOCIATION

Dr. Ashima Dept. of English
Dr. Nitya Dept. of English

QUIZ ASSOCIATION
Dr. Chanthu Dept. of History
Dr. Mitravinda Dept. of FSN
Dr. Anil Dept. of Mgt. Studies
Ms. Mifzala Dept. of Commerce

RADIO CLUB
Dr. Manjula Bhat Dept. of Com Studies

REEL RUN PRODUCTION

Dr. Aditi Chatterjee Dept. of English
ROCK BAND ASSOCIATION
Ms Monica Janet Clifford Dept. of Commerce

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 ROTARACT
Dr Latha S Dept. of English

STREET DANCE ASSOCIATION

Ms. Mamata Rani Dept. of Mgt. Studies

WESTERN DANCE ASSOCIATION

Ms. Mamata Rani Dept. of Mgt. Studies
Dr. Rajesh C Dept. of Economics

WESTERN MUSIC ASSOCIATION

Ms Monica Janet Clifford Dept. of Commerce

YOUTH RED CROSS (YRC)

Dr. Govinda Gowda HG Dept. of Commerce

COUNSELLING
Counsellors Ms. Sindhu David
Ms. Kavya Chandy
Mr. Michael Hoover
Peer Counselling M.Sc. Psychology students
CENTRE FOR COSMETOLOGY AND HEALTH CARE
Coordinator Dr. Sundaravalli A Dept. of Home Science
Member Ms. Bharathi
CARMEL CRECHE
Coordinator Dr. Sundaravalli A Dept. of Home Science
In charge Ms. Syeda Afnan Dept. of Home Science

IMPLANT TRAVEL DESK

Coordinator Ms. Megha Tamang Dept. of Travel & Tourism
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Finance Officer Sr. Iona

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Assistant Finance Officer Sr. Maria
Aided Staff Ms. Elizabeth Clara
Mr. Shivakumar D
Operational Manager Dr. Clement King A
PRO Mr. B. Manohar
Counsellors Ms. Sindhu David
Ms. Kavya Chandy
Mr. Michael Hoover
MANAGEMENT STAFF

Ms. Jyothi N Ms. Geetha S Mr. Shashidhara A

Ms. Eliza Ms. Surekha Shankar Ms. Sunitha Pinto
Christopher
Mr. Binoy Anthony Mr. Radhip N R Mr. Anand Kumar B S
Ms. Maria Leoni Ms. Sowmya B Ms. Gloria Geetha
Mr. Siju Alex Ms. Pavithra S Ms. Catherine Nadia
Ms. Magdaline Anitha Crasta Ms. Shanmuga Priya J
Mr. Jerold Prabu Mr. Ranjith P Mr. Janardhanan M
Ms. Asha Ms. Bridget Clemencia J Ms. Bharathi R
Ms. Kavya E Ms. Annie Fathima Mr. Melbin Gnanadas
Shruthi
Ms. Swetha B S Ms. Alice Jenifer M Ms. Merlin F Benjamin
Mr. Velzhagam A Ms. Maria Gonsalves Ms. Maria Joyce
Mr. Asgar Ahmed Mr. Anthony Raj D Ms. M Arul Selvi
Ms. Sindhu David Mr. Maria Legran D Ms. Anthony Ammal
Ms. Maria Alice Ms. Mercy Selvanayagi Ms. Mafita Cardez
Ms. Akshitha J S Ms. Monica M Ms. Maria Shirley
Ms. Poojashri N Ms. Mariam Tazeen Ms. Pinky Jennifer

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 TECHNICAL STAFF
Networking Mr. Shashidhar A
Surveillance System Mr. B.S Anand Kumar
Instrumentation Mr. Radhip N R
Networking Mr. Ranjith P
Computer Science Lab Assistant Mr. Jerold Prabu
Language Lab Assistant Ms. Maria Leoni
MCA Lab Assistant Mr. Radhip N R
Purchase, Maintenance and facilities Mr. Melbin Gnanadas J
Stores In charge Mr. Velzhagam A
IT TEAM
IT Coordinator Mr. Siju Alex
IT Team Members Mr. Janardhanan M
Mr. Antony Raj
Ms. Mercy Selvanayagi
Ms. Mafita Cardez
Ms. Akshitha J S
PLACEMENT CELL
Placement Officer Mr. Asgar Ahmed F
Assistant Placement Officer Ms. Annie Fathima Shruthi
CENTER FOR EXTENDED EDUCATION (CEE)
Co-ordinator Ms. Maria Joyce L
Admin staff Ms. Monica M
Doctor on Call Dr. Kiran Kinger 9880677666
Nurse on Duty Ms. Arul Selvi 9886002088

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 SUPPORT STAFF
Aided Staff
Mr. Murugesh Mr. Michael F Rodrigues Ms. Lakshmi Devi

Management Staff
Ms. Manjula D Mr. Benny Ms. Elizabeth James
Mr. Nagaraj M Mr. Chowrappa Ms. Parameswari
Mr. Challam B K T Ms. Shivashankari D Ms. Reeta D
Mr. Kuppan S Mr. James C Mr. Balappa
Ms. Nayagam Victoria Ms. Mary Cynthia Mr. Pinto
Ms. Latha R Mr. Raja P Ms. A Sagaya Mary
Mr. Srinivas S Ms. Mary A Ms. Tulasi Balaram
Ms. Velangany Mr. Anthony Raj A Ms. Mary Benzamin
Ms. Christina A Mr. Prabhu J Mr. Prabhu G
Ms. Stella Kumari J Ms. Lilly Mr. Francis Joseph
Mr. L B Shastri Ms. Pavithra A Ms. Parvathi
Mr. Stephen (Shivakumar) Ms. Sarala Ms. Carmel Mary
Mr. Anthony Raj A Mr. Vijay J M Mr. Jesu Raj
Ms. Pauline Mary Mr. Vincent Periyanayagam A Mr. P Thanga
Dorai Mr. Ajay Ms Padma Ms. Mahalakshmi M
Mr. Antony Swamy
Auditorium Mr. Raja P
Electricians Mr. Srinivas S & Mr. Thanga Durai
Carpenter Mr. Sayyesh Sharma
Gardeners Mr. Prabhu & Mr. Vijay
Drivers Mr. Pinto, Mr. Benny and Mr Vincent

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 Christian Students’ Association (CSA)
The CSA is the college unit of the All India Catholic University
Federation, which is a movement of students inspired by the
Person and Word of Christ
Objectives
To develop in its members a genuine Christian life and the personal
realization of the implication of their faith.
To create a deep sense of awareness towards people through
involvement at different levels namely cultural, political, socio-
economic and educational, thereby strengthening their total
formation.
To provide them with an opportunity for involvement in the
development of the country.
To equip them with a sound theoretical formation that will provide
the answers to the problems facing them.
To transform the Church in order to make it more credible to the
times in the true spirit of the Gospel.
To join hands with similar student organizations both at national
and international levels in their common efforts towards the
development and liberation of man.
Activities:
* Annual Retreat - Christian students and staff are expected to
make the Annual Retreat
* CSA prayer group meets once a week for Praise and Worship
* Catholic doctrine classes for all the degree Catholic students
* Annual inter-collegiate CSA fest (STAUROS) is hosted by CSA
* CSA conducts various competitions during Christmas to share
the Joy of Christmas

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 Co-Curricular Activities
College Associations
There are over fifty five associations i.e: Alumni, Catholic Students,
Commerce, Dramatics, Fine Arts, Humanities, Management, Indian
Dance, Indian Music, International Students’, Kannada Sangha,
Languages, National Cadet Corps, National Social Service, Public
Speaking, Quiz, Science, Sports and Games, Western Dance,
Western Music and Women’s Cell.
There are two clubs – Phoenix Nature Club and Rotaract Club.
There are three cells – E-Cell, Human Rights and Legal Literacy
Cell and Women’s Cell.
Office Bearers: The Vice Presidents will be members of the Staff.
The Secretaries shall be appointed yearly from among the students.
The Principal is ex-officio President of all the associations and
clubs.
The Vice President and office bearers of the various associations
will conjointly so plan their meetings at the beginning of each term,
that there will be one association meeting every week.
The associations’ award prizes at the end of the year to their best
speakers, elocutionists and others, in the events held.
Speakers of repute are invited to deliver lectures during the year.
Students are advised to play an active part in all the meetings, and
lectures are designed to prepare them for public life and develop
initiative.
Physical Education
Games and Sports: All the students of the College are expected
to take part in games and sports especially in the inter-collegiate
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 National Service Scheme (NSS)
National Service Scheme is a community service programme
sponsored by Ministry of Human Resources Development,
Government of India and the State Government.
The aim of NSS is “the improvement of personality through service
to community”. It arouses the social consciousness of students and
facilitates them to work creatively and constructively.
A student enrolled in NSS is expected to put in a minimum of 120
hours of social work and also attend a special camp during the
course of the academic year. After the completion of 240 hours a
student will be awarded a diploma certificate in social service by the
Bengaluru City University.
Students can enroll themselves as volunteers with the college NSS
Unit.
National Cadet Corps (NCC) (Senior Wing)
NCC Unit at MCC was the first women NCC Unit to start in Karnataka
(1954). The National Cadet Corps provides an opportunity for
developing qualities of character, courage, comradeship, discipline,
leadership, secular outlook, spirit of adventure and sportsmanship;
and the ideal of selfless service among the youth to make them useful
citizens. A unit of the NCC girl’s wing is functioning in the college. A
Commissioned Lady Officer commands it.
Students of First year Degree class are eligible for enrollment if
they satisfy physical fitness standards prescribed by the NCC.
Enrollment will be made at the beginning of the academic year and
the same shall be done in the prescribed format. All cadets will be
provided with a set of uniforms free of cost by the unit. The same
shall be returned at the end of the year.
Every cadet enrolled has to attend the parades conducted regularly.
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entitle them to appear for the B & C Certificate examinations. They
are also required to attend the annual camp.
The Government offers certain incentives by way of certain seats in
professional courses being reserved for those who excel in NCC.
Those who pass C certificate examination can get into the Short
Service Commission in the Army. NCC also provides opportunity in
a lot of adventure activities like Para gliding, Para sailing, trekking
and mountaineering etc.
Attendance is compulsory at the NCC Parade, Classes and Camps.
Cadets shall not absent themselves without the permission of
the Principal. Attendance at Camps will be counted towards total
attendance. A cadet will be required to obtain 80% of the total
attendance i.e. normal working days plus camp period.
Cadets should return the NCC clothing and equipment issued to
them as per the directions of the NCC authorities concerned, or
make good the losses, failure to comply will result in the student
not being permitted to take up the examination.
College Magazine
Annual College Magazine is a tribute to the multi-talented
Carmelite. The students shall make it their individual concern that
the magazine keeps its tone and interest by the contribution of
their best literary efforts to it by the end of each academic year.
Centre for Extended Education
Centre for Extended Education manages and coordinates a wide
range of short term, vocational, skill oriented credit course, which
will help empower students to succeed in the dynamic globalised
environment.
Over 85 courses offered in the current year provides an
interdisciplinary approach to learning and keeps a record of the
additional credits a student acquires.

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 Committees / Associations
1. IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell) strives at sustaining
and enhancing the quality standards in all areas of functioning
of the institution.
2. Autonomy Task Force Committee is entrusted with the task of
implementations of rules and regulations / special tasks, which
govern the autonomous functioning of the college.
3. Admission Committee takes care of every aspect of the
admission process, starting from announcement of dates
for application, scrutiny and data entry, criteria for selection,
conducting interviews as also addressing grievances.
4. Academic Deans Committee is in charge of overseeing
allotment of work to the staff. It assists with overall discipline
and attends to student and staff concerns as and when they
arise.
5. Attendance Committee checks regularly matters relating to
student attendance. Regular display of attendance shortage
lists help students to meet the college requirements.
6. Cultural Events Committee comprises of members closely
involved with the art, music and dance associations. Apart
from monitoring standards and supervising events, it also aims
at motivating and providing opportunities for participation in
these activities to a large number of students.
7. Discipline Committee enforces discipline on the campus during
class hours, fests and functions. It restricts the indiscriminate
us of mobile phones and maintains standards of modesty in
dress on campus.
8. Examination Committee is in charge of managing the logistics
of all college examinations. A skilful management of time,
space and human resources covers all procedures, right from
the announcement of examination dates to the timely issue of
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9. Archives committee: Role and responsibilities of Archives
committee:
To educate, enrich and inspire a deeper appreciation of the
college’s rich heritage through collected evidence of its history.
Responsible for the collection and preservation of Institutional
records and publications.
Responsible for the physical security of the records in custody
and to ensure their authenticity, reliability and proper use.
10. Human Rights and Legal Aid Cell undertakes various
awareness projects, programmes and working with NGOs.
11. Library Committee will work to create a student-friendly
atmosphere in the library while inculcating in them a sense of
responsibility in using its facilities.
12. Magazine Committee brings out an annual magazine, which is
a chronicle of important events and developments in colleges.
This magazine is also a forum for students and staff to express
their ideas and creativity. The production of the magazines
involves students at every level.
13. Maintenance Committee will keep a check on all the utility
services and facilities.
14. Public Relations Committee represents Mount Carmel College
to outside individuals and agencies such as guests, visitors,
other colleges, institutions and the Press.
15. Research Committee is in charge of and runs the research
centre, which is a central facility providing space and other
conveniences to staff and students to engage in research
work.
16. Student Welfare Committee acts as a vital link between the
Principal / Management Student’s Council and the students.
It oversees implementation of institutional policies in matters
regarding discipline and smooth conduct of events, both
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17. Sports Committee takes care of the conduct of all sports events
including the Annual Sports Day and other inter- collegiate
tournaments. It also oversees the selection of students for
various State-level, National and International competitions.
18. Staff Welfare Committee comprising of members from the
teaching, non-teaching and support staff, looks into the welfare
proposals for all sections of the staff, including the setting up of
a welfare fund to help needy staff.
19. Research Journal Committee is in charge of publishing the
staff journal ‘Carmelight’ which includes articles, research
papers, reports, extracts and any other related publications
with the aim of building an active academic community on
campus.
20. Holistic Education Committee plans and coordinates
weekly value education classess, arranges special lectures
and sessions on various issues eg., Modules on women’s
issues, interpersonal relationships, community service, career
guidance etc. and culminate with visits to places that enhance
and reinforce the students awareness of these issues.
21. Women’s Cell sensitizes the students about women’s issues,
organises programmes on engendering Law in collaboration
with NGOs and other groups / individuals.
22. Calendar Committee is incharge of compiling and making
changes in the calendar of events.
23. Grievance Committee comprising of Deans, Students Welfare
Team, parents and student representatives is responsible for
resolving grievances arising from time to time.
24. Staff Grievance and Welfare Committee is incharge of
addressing the problems of staff members.
25. Committee Against Sexual Harassment (CASH) works to
prevent discrimination and sexual harassment against women,
by promoting gender amity among students and employees.
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 against women, in a time bound manner, aiming at ensuring
support services to the victimized and termination of the
harassment, further recommend appropriate punitive action
against the guilty party to the Principal.
26. Anti-Ragging Cell will be the supervisory and advisory
committee on matters of planning action for building and
preserving a culture of ragging free environment in the college
campus. The anti-ragging committee will engage in the works
of checking places like hostels, canteens, classrooms and
other places of student congregation for any incidences of
ragging, and shall educate the students at large in the college
about menace of ragging and related punishment provisions.
27. Cyber Crime Bullying Committee works to create awareness
among the students through workshops and seminars on
Cyber Crime and to take appropriate actions against Cyber
victimization.
28. Student’s Academic Council consists of students who excel in
academics and extra-curricular activities besides possessing
the qualities of hard work and commitment to offer constructive
feedback to improve the curriculum. The Council will also
bring to the notice of Heads of Department, Deans and the
Principal, any irregularity in the completion of the syllabus or
deviation from the prescribed course content both in theory
and practical.
29. Placement Cell plays a pivotal role in creating the linkage
between industry and college. The Placement Cell imparts
training and prepares students for corporate life. Its primary
role is providing campus placements in the best companies for
our students.
30. Centre for Innovation, Incubation & Entrepreneurship
(MCCIIE) - an initiative to foster innovation and entrepreneurship
culture among the students, faculty and alumni by enabling
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 aspires to develop individual talent, skills and personality
to give each business the best possible start, thus fostering
entrepreneurship at a local and national level.
31. Mount Carmel College Alumni Association (MCCAA)
envisions continuously strengthening the association together
with the agenda of propagating and executing programmes for
the empowerment of women, with a mission to drive effective
networking of Carmelites from all over the world and together,
endeavour to propagate the message of women empowerment
and self-sustainability.

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 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2024-25

MAY 2024 No. of Working Days

Wed 1 *May day

Thu 2
Fri 3
Sat 4
Sun 5
Mon 6
Tue 7
Wed 8
Thu 9 Last working day for staff
Fri 10 * Basava Jayanthi
Sat 11
Sun 12
Mon 13
Tue 14
Wed 15
Thu 16
Fri 17
Sat 18
Sun 19
Mon 20
Tue 21
Wed 22
Thu 23
Fri 24
Sat 25
Sun 26
Mon 27
Tue 28
Wed 29
Thu 30
Fri 31

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 JUNE 2024 No. of Working Days

Sat 1
Sun 2
Mon 3
Tue 4
Wed 5
Thu 6
Fri 7
Sat 8
Sun 9
Mon 10
Tue 11
Wed 12 Reopening for Staff FDP
Thu 13 FDP
Fri 14 FDP
Sat 15
Sun 16
Mon 17 * Bakrid
Tue 18 Orientation for First year UG Management and
1
Commerce Students
Wed 19 Orientation for First year UG Science and
2
Humanities Students
Thu 20 Commencement of classes for I, III & V Sem UG
3
and III Sem PG
Fri 21 4
Sat 22 5
Sun 23
Mon 24 6
Tue 25 7
Wed 26 8
Thu 27 9
Fri 28 10
Sat 29 11
Sun 30

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 JULY 2024 No. of Working Days

Mon 1 12
Tue 2 Investiture Ceremony 13
Wed 3 14
Thu 4 15
Fri 5 Retreat for UG & PG Catholic Students 16
Sat 6 Retreat for UG & PG Catholic Students 17
Sun 7 Foundation Day
Mon 8 18
Tue 9 19
Wed 10 20
Thu 11 21
Fri 12 Fresher’s day 22
Sat 13 23

Sun 14

Mon 15 24
Tue 16 *Feast of our Lady of Mount Carmel
Wed 17 * Muharram
Thu 18 25
Fri 19 26
Sat 20 27
Sun 21
Mon 22 28
Tue 23 29
Wed 24 30
Thu 25 31
Fri 26 32
Sat 27 33
Sun 28
Mon 29 34
Tue 30 35
Wed 31 36

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 AUGUST 2024 No. of Working Days

Thu 1 37
Fri 2 Stauros 38
Sat 3 Parent Mentor Meeting 39
Sun 4
Mon 5 40
Tue 6 41
Wed 7 42
Thu 8 Cul week 43
Fri 9 Cul week 44
Sat 10 Cul week 45
Sun 11
Mon 12 46
Tue 13 47
Wed 14 Independence Day Prayer Service 48
Thu 15 * Independence Day
Fri 16 49
Sat 17 50
Sun 18
Mon 19 51
Tue 20 52
Wed 21 I PG Orientation 53
Thu 22 CIA I for all UG and III Sem PG 54
Fri 23 55
Sat 24 56
Sun 25
Mon 26 57
Tue 27 58
Wed 28 59
Thu 29 60

Fri 30 61
Sat 31 62

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 SEPTEMBER 2024 No. of Working Days

Sun 1

Mon 2 63
Tue 3 Sports Day 64
Wed 4 65
Thu 5 Teachers’ Day 66
Fri 6 67
Sat 7 *Ganesh Chaturthi
Sun 8 *Nativity of Our Lady
Mon 9 68
Tue 10 69
Wed 11 70
Thu 12 71
Fri 13 72
Sat 14 Hindi Divas 73
Sun 15
Mon 16 * Eid - Milad
Tue 17 74
Wed 18 75
Thu 19 CIA II for all UG 76
Fri 20 77
Sat 21 78
Sun 22
Mon 23 79
Tue 24 80
Wed 25 81
Thu 26 82
Fri 27 Academicia/ World Tourism Day 83
Sat 28 Parent Mentor Meeting 84
Sun 29
Mon 30 85

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 OCTOBER 2024 No. of Working Days

Tue 1 86
Wed 2 *Gandhi Jayanti / * Mahalaya Amavasya
Thu 3 87
Fri 4 88
Sat 5 89
Sun 6
Mon 7 Last working day for all UG and III PG 90
Tue 8
Wed 9 CIA I PG
Thu 10
Fri 11 *Ayudha pooja
Sat 12 *Vijayadashami
Sun 13
Mon 14
Tue 15
Wed 16
Thu 17 * Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti
Fri 18 Commencement of ESE theory for all UG and III
Sem PG Students
Sat 19
Sun 20
Mon 21
Tue 22
Wed 23
Thu 24
Fri 25
Sat 26
Sun 27
Mon 28
Tue 29
Wed 30
Thu 31 *Naraka Chathurdashi

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 NOVEMBER 2024 No. of Working Days

Fri 1 *Rajyotsava
Sat 2 *Balipadyami
Sun 3
Mon 4
Tue 5
Wed 6
Thu 7
Fri 8
Sat 9
Sun 10
Mon 11
Tue 12
Wed 13
Thu 14
Fri 15
Sat 16
Sun 17
Mon 18 *Kanakadasa Jayanti
Tue 19
Wed 20 Commencement of classes for all UG and 1
IV Sem PG students
Thu 21 2
Fri 22 3
Sat 23 4
Sun 24
Mon 25 5
Tue 26 Constitution Day 6
Wed 27 7
Thu 28 8
Fri 29 9
Sat 30 10

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 DECEMBER 2024 No. of Working Days

Sun 1
Mon 2 11
Tue 3 12
Wed 4 13
Thu 5 14
Fri 6 15
Sat 7 16
Sun 8
Mon 9 17
Tue 10 18
Wed 11 19

Thu 12 20
Fri 13 Christmas Program 21
Sat 14 22
Sun 15 Christmas Vacation begins
Mon 16
Tue 17
Wed 18
Thu 19
Fri 20
Sat 21
Sun 22
Mon 23
Tue 24
Wed 25 * Christmas
Thu 26
Fri 27
Sat 28
Sun 29
Mon 30
Tue 31

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 JANUARY 2025 No. of Working Days

Wed 1
Thu 2 Reopening of classes for all UG and PG students 23
Fri 3 Commencement of ESE Theory for I Sem PG 24
Sat 4 25
Sun 5
Mon 6 26
Tue 7 27
Wed 8 Khel 28
Thu 9 Khel 29
Fri 10 30
Sat 11 31
Sun 12
Mon 13 32
Tue 14 *Makara Sankranti
Wed 15 Commencement of II Sem PG 33
Thu 16 34
Fri 17 35
Sat 18 36
Sun 19
Mon 20 37
Tue 21 38
Wed 22 39
Thu 23 40
Fri 24 41
Sat 25 42
Sun 26 *Republic Day
Mon 27 43
Tue 28 44
Wed 29 CIA I for all UG, B.Ed & PG Students KHEL 45
Thu 30 Martyrs’ Day 46
Fri 31 47

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 FEBRUARY 2025 No. of Working Days

Sat 1 48
Sun 2
Mon 3 49
Tue 4 50
Wed 5 51
Thu 6 52
Fri 7 Cul Ah 53
Sat 8 Cul Ah 54
Sun 9
Mon 10 55
Tue 11 56
Wed 12 57
Thu 13 58
Fri 14 59

Sat 15 60
Sun 16
Mon 17 61
Tue 18 62
Wed 19 CIA II for all UG students 63
Thu 20 64
Fri 21 65
Sat 22 66
Sun 23
Mon 24 67
Tue 25 68
Wed 26 * Maha Shivarathri
Thu 27 69
Fri 28 70
Sat 29 71

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 MARCH 2025 No. of Working Days

Sat 1 72
Sun 2
Mon 3 73
Tue 4 74
Wed 5 Ash Wednesday 75
Thu 6 76
Fri 7 CIA for II Sem PG 77
Sat 8 78
Sun 9
Mon 10 79
Tue 11 80
Wed 12 Commencement of ESE theory for II Sem PG 81
Thu 13 82
Fri 14 83
Sat 15 84
Sun 16
Mon 17 85
Tue 18 86
Wed 19 87
Thu 20 88
Fri 21 89
Sat 22 Last Working day for UG & IV Sem PG 90
Sun 23
Mon 24
Tue 25
Wed 26
Thu 27
Fri 28
Sat 29
Sun 30 *Ugadi
Mon 31 *Ramzan

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 APRIL 2025 No. of Working Days

Tue 1

Wed 2
Thu 3
Fri 4 Commencement of ESE theory for all UG and
IV Sem PG
Sat 5
Sun 6
Mon 7
Tue 8
Wed 9
Thu 10 * MahaveerJayanti
Fri 11
Sat 12
Sun 13
Mon 14 * Dr. B RAmbedkar Jayanti
Tue 15
Wed 16
Thu 17 Maundy Thursday
Fri 18 * Good Friday
Sat 19 Holy Saturday
Sun 20 Easter
Mon 21
Tue 22
Wed 23
Thu 24
Fri 25
Sat 26
Sun 27
Mon 28
Tue 29
Wed 30 * Basava Jayanti

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 MAY 2025 No. of Working Days

Thu 1 *May Day

Fri 2
Sat 3
Sun 4
Mon 5
Tue 6
Wed 7
Thu 8
Fri 9
Sat 10
Sun 11
Mon 12 Commencement of ESE theory for II SEM PG
Tue 13
Wed 14
Thu 15
Fri 16
Sat 17
Sun 18
Mon 19
Tue 20
Wed 21
Thu 22
Fri 23
Sat 24
Sun 25
Mon 26
Tue 27
Wed 28
Thu 29
Fri 30
Sat 31

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 CALENDER
JUNE 2025 2023 - 24 No. of Working Days

Sun 1
Mon 2
Tue 3
Wed 4
Thu 5
Fri 6
Sat 7 *Bakrid
Sun 8
Mon 9
Tue 10
Wed 11 Reopening for Staff
Thu 12 FDP
Fri 13
Sat 14
Sun 15
Mon 16 Orientation for Management and Commerce
students
Tue 17 Orientation for science and Arts students
Wed 18 Commencement of classes for I, III & V Sem UG
and III Sem PG
Thu 19
Fri 20
Sat 21
Sun 22
Mon 23
Tue 24
Wed 25
Thu 26
Fri 27
Sat 28
Sun 29
Mon 30

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 SCHOLARSHIPS
Sl.No. NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR
1 Scholarship Instituted by the college in 1960 & 1970 For a Deserving Student Funded by the College in 1960
2 Mount Carmel College Silver Jubilee Scholarship instituted For a Deserving Student Mount Carmel College
in 1973
3 Scholarship Instituted by the college in 1977 For a Deserving Student Funded by the college in 1977
4 Sister M. Antoinette Golden Jubilee Memorial Scholarship For a Deserving Student Sister M. Antoinette
5 Sister M Imelda Golden Jubilee Memorial Scholarship For a Deserving Student Sister M. Imelda
6 Sister Teresa Margaret Golden Jubilee Memorial For a Deserving Student Fr. Charles Aranha
Scholarship & Mr. A. L. Ara- nha
7 Scholarship Instituted by the college in 1982 For a Deserving Student Funded by the college in 1982
8 Sister M. Dorothy Golden Jubilee Memorial Scholarship For a Deserving Student Sister M. Dorothy
9 Sister M. Candida Memorial Scholarship For a Deserving Student Sister M. Candida
10 Rotaract Club of Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a Deserving Student Rotaract Club of Mount Carmel

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11 Sophia Tulip Memorial Scholarship For a Deserving Student College
12 Sr. Jesuine Marie Scholarship instituted by the Staff of For a Deserving handicapped Sophia Tulip
13 1989-90 student
14 Dr. Sr. M. Genevieve Silver Jubilee Memorial Scholarship For a deserving Orphan Sr. Jesuine Marie
Mr. Stanislaus Rosario Memorial Scholarship student
For a deserving Commerce Dr. Sr. M. Genevieve
15 Scholarship instituted by the Student Governement (1992- student (Degree)
1993) For a deserving hostelite Mrs. Josephine Rosario

16 Sr. M. Imelda Memorial Scholarship “For a Deserving and out Student Government 1992-1993
standing student securing
highest marks in Political
Science (Degree)”
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR
17 Fr. Charles Aranha Memorial Schoarship For a Deserving History Student Sr. Teresa Margaret
18 Ms. Viniya Kenchappa Scholarship For a Handicapped Student Ms. Viniya Kenchappa
19 Dr. M.V. Jayaram and Smt. Rajalakshmi Jayaraman For a deserving poor student Dr. M. V. Jayaram & Smt. Rajalakshmi
Scholarship Jayaram
20 Ms. Zahedunissa and Ms. Seema Scholarship For a deserving poor student Ms. Zahedunissa and Ms. Seema
21 Mr. & Mrs. Mukhi Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a deserving poor student Mrs. Sonia. R. Mukhi
22 Mrs. Rani Dhanraj Scholarship For a deserving poor student Mrs. Rani Dhanraj
23 Mount Carmel College Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a Poor and deserving student Mount Carmel College
24 Department of Microbiology Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a needy and deserving Microbiology student Microbiology
Student
25 Mr. Shivalingaiah Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a deserving poor student Mr. Shivalingaiah
Late Sri Bheshember

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26 Late Sri. Bheshember Dayal Guptaji (Founder/Propertor For a Handicapped Meritorius Dayal Guptaji (Founder/Properitor of
of Arya Bhavan Group) Golden Jubilee Scholarship Student Arya Bhavan Group)
27 Mr. James Sequeira Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a deserving poor student Mrs. Josephine Sequeira
28 M/s. Karnataka Power Corporation Limited Golden For a deserving student M/s. Karnataka PowerScholarship
Jubilee Corporation Limited
29 Mr. Victor Fernandez Golden Jubilee Scholarship Late. For a deserving student Mr. Victor Fernandez
30 Sri. Shivlal Jindal Golden Jubilee Scholarship Mr. Gopi For a deserving poor student Sri Mohanlal Jindal
31 Krishna Agarwal Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a deserving poor student Mrs. Anitha Tody
32 Ms. C.K. Shantha Golden Jubilee Scholarship in memory For a deserving poor student Ms. C.K. Shantha
of Mrs. Neela Bai
33 Mr. Balraj Golden Jubilee Scholarship for a Degree For a deserving poor student Mr. Balraj
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR
34 Dr. M. J. Mohan, Secretary & Correspondent, Venkateshwara
Education Society Golden Jubilee Scholarship in memory For a deserving poor student Dr. M.J. Mohan
of Dr & Mrs. M.V. Jayaram
35 M/s. B. Devaiah Shetty Silks & Sarees Golden Jubilee
Scholarship in memory of Sri. B.D. Narasimha Setty for For a deserving student Mis. B. Devaiah Shetty
deservign student
36 Mr. C.K. Jinan, Proprietor M/s. Surya Laboratories Golden For a deserving poor student Mr. C.K. Jinan
Jubilee Scholarship
37 M/s. Prime East investment Limited For a deserving poor student Prime East Investment Scholarship
38 Mr. R.S. Chavan Golden Jubilee scholarship For a needy student for a needy student
39 M/s. The Nilgiri Dairy Farm Ltd., Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a deserving poor student M/s. The Nilgiri Dairy Farm Ltd.
40 M/s. Hindustan Lever Limited Golden Jubilee Scholarship For Economically backward M/s. Hindustan Lever catholic
students Limited
41 M/s. Hindustan Lever Limited Golden Jubilee Scholarship For Economically backward M/s. Hindustan Lever Limited
catholic students

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42 Ms. Shirley Samuel Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a poor & deserving student Mrs. Vinutha C.M.
43 Mr. K.P. Belliappa Golden Jubilee Scholarship in memory of Mr. K.P. Belliappa
Sri. Konganda Ponappa and Smt.Gowramma for a needy For a needy student
student
44 M/s. Ponappa Group of Companies Golden Jubilee For a needy student Mrs. Shirley Belliappa
Scholarship For a deserving student
45 Mrs & Mr. Rajendra Khater Golden Jubilee Scholarship in For a meritorious student in Mrs & Mr. Rajendra Khater
the name of their son Mr. Vivek Khater.
46 M/s. NUT Ltd., Golden Jubilee Scholarship. Computer Science M/s. NUT Ltd., Dr. K.D. Kini
47 Dr. K.D. Kini Golden Jubilee Scholarship in memory of Dr. For a deserving student
K.G. Kini
48 Golden Jubilee Scholarship instituted by the staff. Mrs. Alka For a needy student Mount Carmel College Staff
49 R Nishar Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a deserving handicapped Mrs. Alka R Nishar
student
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR
50 Ms. Rosamma Thomas Pallivathuckal Golden Jubilee For a student securing highest M/s. Season Rubbers (P)
Scholarship marks in commerce subjects Limited
51 Mr. Peter Lobo Golden Jubilee Scholarship For deserving student Mrs. Therese Rasquinha
52 Educational Consultant India Limited Golden Jubilee For deserving student Sr. Principal
Scholarship
53 Mrs. M. Govindan Scholarship For deserving and needy students Mrs. M. Govindan
54 Dr. Sr. M. Genevieve Scholarship instituted by the staff of
1999-2000 For deserving student Sr. M Genevieve
55 Dr. Sr. M Genevieve Scholarship For deserving BBM Student Sr. M Genevieve
56 M. M.P Jacob scholarship i For deserving student Mr. J.S Lawrence
57 Prof. T Ramesan, Retired Principal, Central College memorial Student securing highest marks in Mrs. Prathibha R
scholarship Mathematic
58 Smt. Rajamma Subbaraya Memorial Trust Scholarship To motivate the youngster Dr. T.S Sundresh

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to undertake old age related
problems which could be in the
form of project
59 Late H.M Maharajadhiraj Maharao Abha Singhji (Sirohi) For a poor and economically Dr. Dawat Singh
Scholarship backward student
60 Late Sri A T Manohar Scholarship For a meritorius student Mr. A.C Thirumal Raj Dr.
61 Dr. Priyanta Wimalasiri Scholarship Mr. Devraj Ranko For a needy student Priyanta Wimalasiri Mr. Devraj
62 Scholarship. For a needy student Ranko
63 M/s Sapna Book House Scholarship For a deserving student Smt. Bhanumathi S Shah
64 M/sNagarjuna Construction Co. Ltd scholarship. For a deserving student M/s Nagarjuna Construction
Compny
65 Mrs. Pais Scholarship in memory of Late Mr. & Mrs. Simon. For a deserving student Mrs. Pais
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR
66 Mrs. Blossom Ghosh Scholarship “For hard working and deserving student
securing highest in III Degree B.Sc with Mrs. Blossom Ghosh
Microbiology”
67 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student Principal, III year Mount Carmel College
68 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship BTCZ Principal, Mount Carmel College
69 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III Year BTCB Principal, Mount Carmel College
70 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year Principal, Mount Carmel College
Environmental Science
71 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year NDCZ’ Principal, Mount Carmel College
72 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year BMTT Principal, Mount Carmel College
73 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year Computer Principal, Mount Carmel College
Science
74 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year Principal, Mount Carmel College
microbiology

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75 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student, For a needy Principal, Mount Carmel College
student,
76 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year CBZ Principal, Mount Carmel College
77 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year Principal, Mount Carmel College
Journalism
78 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year Statistics Principal, Mount Carmel College
79 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student III year BBM Principal, Mount Carmel College
80 Principal, Mount Carmel College Scholarship For a deserving student I Year Fad Principal, Mount Carmel College
81 Sr. Esther Memorial Scholarship For deserving student III Year Economics Ms. Purnima Pai
82 Mrs. Pramila Medappa Scholarship For deserving and needy students Ms. Kaveri Medappa
83 Mrs. Rita N Kumar Scholarship For deserving student Mrs. Rita N Kumar
For economically backward, Physically
84 Mr. Frederick Colaco Scholarship. handicapped and academicallly bright Mr. Fredrick Colaco
student
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR
85 Mr. Frederick Colaco Scholarship For economically backward, Physically Mr. Fredrick Colaco
handicapped and cademicallly bright
student
86 Mr. Frederick Colaco Scholarship For economically backward, Physically Mr. Fredrick Colaco
handicapped and academicallly bright
student
87 Mr. Frederick Colaco Scholarship For economically backward, Physically Mr. Fredrick Colaco
handicapped and academicallly bright
student
88 Mrs. Bhavani Sundaram Scholarship. For overall meritorius and promising Mr. S.P Sundaram
students with limited means
89 T.S Sundara Murthy and Rani Sundara Murthy For academically bright student of Mrs. Shobha T.S
scholarship BBM with limited Means
90 Mr. Shivalingaiah Golden Jubilee Scholarship For deserving and needy students Mr. Shivalingaiah
91 Late Sri. Bheshember Dayal Guptaji (Founder/ For a Handicapped Meritorius Student Late Sri Bheshember

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Propertor of Arya Bhavan Group) Golden Jubilee Dayal Guptaji
Scholarship.
92 Late Smt. Maliniraje Prasad Golden Jubilee For a Basketball player who is an Sri. K.S Prasad
Scholarship instituted by Sri. K.S. Prasad inmate.
93 Mr. Vijayakumar M. Sirse Golden Jubilee Scholarship “For a Degree student securing Mr. Vijayakumar M. Sirse
in memory of his mother Late. Smt. Kasturibai Sirse highest marks
in Humanities or Social Service”
94 Mr. Balraj Golden Jubilee Scholarship For Economically backward student. Mr. Balraj
95 M/s. Goenka Foundations Golden Jubilee For a deserving Political Science M/s. Goenka Foundations
Scholarship Student
96 Mrs. Hazel Goveas Golden Jubilee Scholarhsip in For a deserving student. Mrs. Hazel Goveas
memory of her mother-in-law Mrs. Caroline Goveas
97 Mr. Mohan Alias M.S. Arandhanari Golden Jubilee For an NCC Student Mr. Mohan Alias
Scholarship M.S. Arandhanari
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR
98 India Study Abroad Golden Jubilee Scholarship For a deserving student Dr. Sr. M. Genevieve
99 Dr. C.B. Rukmangadan & Smt. Saraswathi Bai For an economicaly backward student Prof. Vijaya Rukmangadan
Rukmangadan Memorial Scholarship
100 Staff & Students (Commerce) Scholarship of the For a needy commerce student Staff & Students of
year 2001-2002 in memory of Ms. Charanya Commerce
101 Muthukumar “For a economically backward Staff of
and academically bright hindi student” Mount Carmel College
102 Sr. Clement Mary memorial Scholarship For deseving and outstanding student Her Former Students - V-9
in sports.
103 Sr. Esther Memorial Scholarship For deserving students Former Students of Batch 1987
104 Sr. Esther Memorial Scholarship “For economically backward and Mr. M Jagadish
academically
105 Mr. M Jagadisha Memorial Scholarship bright Meritorius needy student Mrs. & Mr. Sashidharan P
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106 Late Mr. Govindan Nair Scholarship Department “Academically bright & Derserving Department of Computer Science,
of Computer Science Scholarship Mr. Gangana student in computer Science UG” Mount Carmel College
107 Balraj Scholarship Academically Bright and Economically Mr. Balraj
backward
108 Mr. Balraj Scholarship Academically Bright and Economically Mr. Balraj
backward
109 Late Ms. Preethi S Scholarship Needy Commerce Student III B.Com Students of Batch
2011-12
110 Late Ms.Varsha Prahlad Scholarship Outstanding student in Commerce Dr. Priyadarshini P Maddi
111 Sr. Albina Scholarship Deserving hostelite Hostelites of the year 2011-12
112 Mr. Chetan Kumar Scholarship Deserving students Mr. Chetan
113 Mr. Sree kumar N.P Scholarship Deserving students Mr. Sree Kumar N.P
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR
114 Mrs. N Vijayalakshmi Scholarship Deserving students Mrs. N Vijayalakshmi
115 Mr. Abdul Rahaman Kaladagi Scholarship Deserving students Mr. Abdul Rahaman Kaladagi
116 Ms. Dhanalakshmi Scholarship Deserving students Ms. Dhanalakshmi
117 Mr. Hiral Malani Scholarship For deserving students Mr. Mayur Shah
118 Carmelites Batch 1988 Scholarship “For economic backward and
academically brightStudent” Degree Batch 1988
119 Shri Hiralal P Malani Scholarship Student For Economically backward student Ms. Aditi Shah
120 Union 2014-15 Scholarship Student For deserving Science Student Student Union 2014-15
121 Union 2014-15 Scholarship Student For deserving Commerce Student Student Union 2014-15
122 Union 2014-15 Scholarship Student For deserving Arts Student Student Union 2014-15
123 Union 2014-15 Scholarship Student For deserving PG Student Student Union 2014-15
124 Union 2014-15 Scholarship Student For deserving Sports Student Student Union 2014-15
125 Union 2014-15 Scholarship Phoenix For deserving Differently abled Student Union 2014-15
Student

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126 Events & Hospitality Scholarship Carmelites Batch of For deserving students Mr. Nikhil
1993 Scholarship For deserving students Batch of 1993
127 Dr. Sr. Arpana Prize Student with highest marks in BA Staff MCC 2022-2023
Psychology
128 Dr. Sr. Arpana Prize Student with highest marks in Dr. Sr. Arpana
Education
129 Mrs.Radha Venugopal and Mrs Jyoti Mathew For deserving Differently abled Mrs. Shobha Naidu
Student
130 Ruthabai Memorial Award For deserving 2 students of Kannada Mr. Arokia Das
Language
 PRIZE ENDOWMENTS

Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

The Pallivathuckal Golden Jubilee Prize in

Communicative English (Ent.
1 memory of Mr. P.C. Mathew for peerless Mrs & Mr. Chandy Mathew
Devpt.)
performance

Student securing highest marks in Dr. Alwyn Cardoza

2 Dr. Alwyn Cardoza Golden Jublee Prize
Second Degree, Zoology,

Student securing highest marks in

3 Dr. Alwyn Cardoza Golden Jublee Prize Dr. Alwyn Cardoza
Second Degree Psychology

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Ms. Savithramma & Ms. Nagalakshmi Student securing highest marks in
4 B.S. Nagarathna
Golden Jubilee Prize Zoology for all the three years

Deserving student in
5 Ms. C.K. Shantha Golden Jubilee Prize Ms. C.K. Shantha
Mathematics,

Prof. Dr. G.K. Valecha Memorial Prize by Student securing highest marks in
6 Mrs. Asha Valecha
his wife Mrs. Asha Valecha Psychology for all the three years.

Student securing highest marks in

7 M/s. Atria Hotel Golden Jubilee Prize , Nutrition & Dietetics (NDCZ) for M/s. Atria Hotel Golden
all the three years.
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

M/s. Sivan Securities Pvt. Ltd., Golden Student securing highest marks in M/s. Sivan Securities Pvt Ltd.,
8 Jubilee Prize History for all the three years.

Prize instituted by the Botany Department The best botany student securing Botany Department of MCC
9 overall highest marks considering
all six semesters
Mr. M.S. Narasappa & Fly Golden Jubilee Nutrition & Dietetics (all 3 years Mr. M.S. Narasappa & Fly
10 Prize in memory of Padmashri Machani in H.Sc)
Somappa
Dr. K.A. Shivaramaiah Golden Jubilee Prize Out standing student in BBM Dr. K.A. Shivaramaiah
11

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Ms. Kavyashree Shivananda Prize Third Degree, Advanced Financial Ms. Kavyashree Shivananda
12 Accounting (B.Com).

Mr. I.M. Jayaram Shetty Golden Jubilee Out standing student in BMTT Mr. I.M. Jayaram Shetty
13 Prize

Mrs. Rugmani Nayar & Mrs. Sharada Third Year Degree, Psychology Mrs. Sumathi Bopaiya
14 Subba Golden Jubilee Prize

Mr. K.T Kalaiah Prize Best Student & Best Sports Mrs. Seethamma Subbaiah
15 woman
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

16 Sr. H.B. Shivaram Golden Jubilee Prize Best NCC Cadet Sri. H.B. Shivaram

Sri S.V Babu Vijay Reddy Memorial Prize Student securing highest marks in Ms. Shobha S.V Dept. of
17 Envirionmental Science for all the Environmental Science, MCC
three years.
"Yamakazi" prize for an Outstanding Union Member Student Government 2002-
18
2003

19 Mr. & Mrs. T A Warrier Deserving student in Sanskrit Dr. Lakshmi Warrier

Mrs. Rajam Vishwanathan's Prize Outstanding Student Mrs. Rajam Vishwanathan

20

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Smt. K Tara bai & Sri. K.T Doreswamy cash Student securing Highest marks Mrs. H.S Sujatha
21 prize in PCM Combination for all the
three years
Prof. S.V Prarameshwara Bhatta & Smt. N Student securing Highest marks Mrs. H.S Sujatha
22 Jayalakshmi Cash Prize in CBZ Combination for all the
three years
Mrs. Usha V Rao Prize Best Home Science student Mrs. Usha V Rao
24 (Highest in all 3 year Degree
Practical exams)
Mr. B V Ramaswamy Prize For securing highest marks in Mrs. Veena Sachidananda
25
Chemistry
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

Dr.Leena Lobo Memorial Prize
26
Dr. Leena Lobo Memorial Prize
27
Dr. Leena Lobo Memorial Prize
28
Dr. Leena Lobo Memorial Prize
29
Mr. V.P. Ramakrishna Naidu & Mrs.
30
Venkatalakshmi
Mrs. Vasanthi Venugopal prize
For Outstanding needy catholic Mr. Felix Lobo
student
For the best economics student Mr. Felix Lobo
- iii year
For a deserving economically Mr. Felix Lobo
backward student
For a deserving economically Mr. Felix Lobo
backward catholic student
Best Home Scientist of the year Mrs. Usha Ashok Kumar
(all 3 years)
To an E-Cell member for Mrs Vasanthi Venugopal

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outstanding contribution towards
31
promoting entrepreneurship on
campus
MCC Student Government - 2009-10 For best volunteer MCC Student Government
32
Award 2009-10
Dr. H.S Padma Prize The student securing highest Dr. H.S Padma
33 aggregate marks in all four
semesters of M.Sc Life Sciences
Sr. Albina Prize For securing highest marks in Department of M.A Economics -
34 2011-12 M.A Economics
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

Prof Lorna Raymond prize Most Dynamic Student in M. A Department of M.A Economics
35 Economics( Extra Co-Curriculars - 2012-13

36 Mrs. Poovamma Vaidyanathan Prize Best Spors Student Mrs. Poovamma Vaidyanathan

Sr. Albina Prize Academically bright and Staff of Mount carmel College
37 Economically Backward sociology 2011-12
student
Sr. Albina Prize Academically bright and Staff of Mount carmel College
38 Economically backward sociology 2011-12
student
Ms. Vasumathi Srinivasn Prize 2 Best Athletic students - Ms. Vasumathi Srinivasan

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outstanding performance in
39
International, National, State and
University level sports
Late B Nagaraju & B Anuradha Prize Best Chemistry Student Mrs. B Mahalakshmi Kumar &
40
Uthara K B
Sri K T Ramaswamy and Smt Mythily For VI Semester B.Sc student Ms. Shubha Murthy
41 Ramaswamy prize securing highest marks in
Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
Sr. Juanita Prize Academically bright and Staff of MCC 2013 - 14
42 Economically deserving
commerce Student
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

Sr. Juanita Prize Academically bright and Staff of MCC 2013 - 14

43 Economically deserving
Humanities Student
Sr. Juanita Prize Academically bright and Sr. Juanita
44 Economically deserving Science
Student
Sr. Juanita Prize Academically bright and Sr. Juanita
45 Economically deserving Zoology
Student
Silver jubilee Prize For a student of Statistics The Alumni of Statistics
department for her overall Department
46
involvement in the activities of the

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department
Mrs. G Rajeshwari Prize Academically Bright and Mrs. G Rajeshwari
47 Deserving B.COM (Professional)
Student

48 Mrs. Rajarajeswari Srinivasn Prize Best outgoing Economics Student Mrs. Shanthi Srinivasan

Sr. Rose Mary Prize Student one who is making best Sr. Rosemary
49
use of library
Dr. Sr. Violet Prize Student with Academic Dr. Sr. Violet
Achievement and Active
50
participation in cultural events of
Kannada Department
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

51 Mrs. Vijaya Narasimhan Prize Best student in Economics Mrs. Kamala Menon Cockran
Mrs. K P Janaki Prize Best student in Political Science Her daughter Mrs. Kamala
52
Menon Cockran
Mrs. K P Leela Prize Best student in Home Science Her sister Mrs. Kamala Menon
53
Cockran
Batch of B.COM (PECA) 1991 Prize Best outgoing B.Com student 1991 Batch of B.COM (PECA)
54 with PECA background securing Students
highest Marks in B.COM
Akki Nikki Ush Prize Academically Involved Student Designer of FAD Ms. Usha A
55
Kumar

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Department of French Prize The most promising student of Department of French - 15-16
the Industry Integrated Course of
56 the IV Semester who had no prior
knowledge of French at the entry
level."
Jubilarian Prize Best student in Computer Science Mr. J Suresh & Mrs. Regina L
57
Suganthi
Mrs. Sudha Medapa Prize Second Year student securing Mrs. Sudha Medapa
58 highest marks in Chemistry from I
to IV semesters
Department of Travel & Tourism Prize Student securing highest marks in Department of Travel & Tourism
59 Tourism Subjects for all the three
years
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

Department of Statistics & Analytics Prize Best outgoing student of B.VOC Department of Statistics &
60 Analytics Analytics Prize

Sri T S Sadasivan Prize Differentially abled student Dr. Geeta Mohan

61

Smt N Sarsamma Prize Academiclly bright all rounder Dr. Geeta Mohan
62 Zoology student

Ministry of Tourism, Govt of India Prize Best Out going student securing Ministry of Tourism, Govt of
63 highest marks in B.VOC Indian
Hospitality & Tourism

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Prof.Kulandainathan and Mrs.Josephine Highest scorer in Physical Dr.K.Mary Dolly
64 Mary memorial prize instituted by the Education theory paper
family of 'Bethlehem'
Mr.A.Susai Maria Nathan and A Catholic student from the Dr.S.Regina Lourdhu Suganthi
65 Mrs.S.J.Barbara Nathan Department of Computer Science

Ms Alphonsus Noronha and Mrs Letetia Deserving Students from MSc Ms. Jacintha Fernandez and Dr.
66 Noronha Chemistry Cynthia Arunachalam

The Mathew Alapatt Award Deserving students from any Ms Annie Chandy Mathew
67 streams
 Sl.No. NAME OF THE PRIZE PURPOSE NAME OF THE DONOR

The Chandy Mathew Pallivathukal Award Deserving students from any Ms. Annie Chandy Mathew
68 streams

Revathi Murthy Award Academiclly bright all rounder Mr. M R Sreenivas Murthy
69 from Humanities and Social
Science
Medal in Memory of Yamuna Kakade Best student in Home Science Mr. Narender Pendkar
70 Pendkar

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