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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_column_text]ASAN MEMORIAL COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE \u2013
\nINSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT
\nMANDATORY DISCLOSURE
\n1. Name of the Institution : ASAN MEMORIAL COLLEGE OF ARTS &
\nSCIENCE – INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT
\nAddress of the Institution : Velachery – Tambaram Road, Jaladampet,
\nCity & Pincode : Chennai- 600100,Kanchipuram, Tamilnadu
\nLatitude & Longitude : 800 12\u201917\u201d N & 120 56\u201913\u201d E
\nTelephone : Office: 044-22460138, 22461418
\nMobile : Director : 944433305, 9840739451
\nWebsite : www.asaneducation.com\/AIM
\nE-mail : director.aim@asaneducation.com
\n2. Name and address of the : ASAN Memorial Educational Institutions, Trust and the Trustees # 1 Anderson Road, Cochin House, Chennai \u2013 600006, Tamil Nadu, India
\n3. Name of the Principal : Dr. S. Ramanathan, M.Com., M.Phil., SLST, Ph.D.,
\nPrincipal, Member-Syndicate, University of Madras,
\nAsan Memorial College of Arts & Science – Institute
\nof Management, Velachery-Tambaram Road, Jaladampet,
\nChennai – 600100, Tamil Nadu.
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\n4. Name of the Affiliating : UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS, Chepauk, Chennai \u2013 600005
\nUniversity
\n5. GOVERNANCE :
\na) Members of the Board and their brief background
\nThe Asan Memorial College of Arts & Science and Asan Institute of Management are governed by Asan Memorial Association. This Association was established in 1965 as a tribute to the memory of Mahakavi Kumaran Asan, the late Poet Laureate of Kerala.
\nThe founders of the Association consisted of eminent Malayalees settled in Chennai, from different walks of life such as Educationalists, Industrialists, Film Personalities and Social Workers, who were highly dedicated and devoted to the noble cause of education. The Founder Secretary of the Association, Shri.A.K.Gopalan continues to be the guiding supreme and moving spirit behind the Asan Memorial Educational Institutions.
\nb) Chairman & Founder General Secretary : Late Shri A. K. Gopalan
\nc) Governing Body Members:
\nPresident : Dr. C.K. Revi
\nVice-Presidents : Dr.A.V.Anoop,Sri. A.G.Kishore
\nGeneral Secretary : Mrs. Shyamala Jayaprakash
\nJoint Secretary : Dr.Gautham Babu
\nTreasurer : Sri.S.Balachandran
\nd) Committee Members :
\n\uf0b7 Dr.E.K.Purushothaman,
\n\uf0b7 Mrs. Kumari Govindan
\n\uf0b7 Sri. K.S. Sethumadhavan
\n\uf0b7 Sri.Kalyan Jayaprakash
\n\uf0b7 Sri.P.K.Manoj
\n\uf0b7 Mrs. Nina Gopalkrishnan
\n\uf0b7 Sri.Vivek Revi
\n\uf0b7 Sri.A.P.Kunhikannan
\n\uf0b7 Sri.G.Vijayakumar
\n\uf0b7 Dr.C.G.Rajendra Babu
\n\uf0b7 Mrs.Nisha Dilip
\n\uf0b7 Capt.Vinod Narayanan
\n\uf0b7 Sri.Manish Kishore
\n\uf0b7 Sri.Suresh Vipin Chandran
\n\uf0b7 Sri.Thomas Mathew
\nPermanent Invitee : T.K.Jayaprakash
\ne) Management Committee Members \u2013 2020-21:
\n1
\nMrs. Shyamala Jayaprakash
\nGeneral Secretary, AMA
\nCHAIR PERSON
\n2
\nDr.E.K. Purushothaman Committee
\nMember, AMA
\nVICE CHAIRMAN
\n3
\nDr.Gautham Babu
\nJoint Secretary, AMA
\nEX-OFFICIO MEMBER
\n4
\nDr.S.Ramanathan Principal, AMCAS
\nMember \u2013 Syndicate, UNOM
\nMEMBER SECRETARY
\n5
\nSri. K.S. Sethumadhavan Committee Member, AMA
\nMEMBER
\n6
\nDr.C.G.Rajendra Babu Committee Member, AMA
\nMEMBER
\n7
\nShri.Kalyan Jayaprakash Committee Member, AMA
\nMEMBER
\n8
\nSri.Suresh Vipin Chandran
\nCommittee Member, AMA
\nMEMBER
\n9
\nSri.T.Thomas Mathew Committee Member, AMA
\nMEMBER
\n10
\nDr.T.S.Santhi Director, AIM
\nMEMBER
\n11
\nDr.(Mrs.) Lalitha Ramamoorthy (Former Principal, AMCAS)
\nEXPERT MEMBER
\n12
\nDr.S.Varadarajan Advisor, AMEI
\nPERMANENT INVITEE
\n13
\nMr.George V Joseph
\nMEMBER
\n14
\nMrs.P.M.Sheeba Administrator
\nPERMANENT INVITEE
\n15
\nDr.K.R.Venkatesan
\nPrincipal, Sri Sankara College, Member \u2013 Syndicate, UNOM
\nUNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVE
\n16
\nTEACHER REPRESENTATIVE(Rotation basis)
\nMEMBER
\nf) Frequency of Meetings & Date of Last Meeting: Once in a Month
\nNATURE AND EXTENT INVOLVEMENT OF FACULTY AND STUDENTS IN ACADEMIC AFFAIRS \/ IMPROVEMENTS
\nThe Institute is committed to develop excellence in education and special emphasis has been placed on developing an environment highly conducive in building a solid foundation of knowledge and enhancement of creativity through motivation and drive, which helps to produce professionals who are well trained for the rigors of professional and social life.
\nThe faculty at AIM focuses on developing and strengthening systems thinking, problem solving, analysis, design, team work, communication skills and preparing students for life-long learning. The faculty uses innovative techniques, interactive lectures, guided case studies, literature survey, regular assignments, project work and critical and creative thinking.
\nInteractive Sessions \/ Seminars \/ Guest Lectures \/ Presentations \/ Workshops \/ Value-Added Courses are frequently organized; both in-house and by inviting eminent external speakers to improve the quality of knowledge and skills. Students are encouraged to explore the environment through participation in professional \/curricular \/co-curricular activities outside the Institute.
\nMECHANISM \/ NORMS AND PROCEDURE FOR DEMOCRATIC \/ GOOD GOVERNANCE:
\nThe Asan Memorial Institute of Management was established in 1997 in recognition of the vital need to create competent business professionals and managers who can meet the requirements of the job market. The institute has now emerged as one of the premier institutions in the south offering high quality education in the areas of Management and Information Technology. The fulltime MBA & MCA programmes offered by the institute, are approved by AICTE, Ministry of HRD, Government of India & affiliated to the University of Madras.
\nThe cherished goal of these institutions is to equip young students with knowledge & skills in their respective fields. In addition to imparting value-based education with the ability to face the challenges of life, the institutions also instill right attitude, ethics and human values. These institutions endeavor to conserve the rich traditions and culture of this great country by inculcating a sound sense of respect for our heritage
\nGOVERNANCE THROUGH VISION:
\nTo be a premier management school focusing on excellence with ethics.
\nGOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK:
\nOur vision drives our activities. It is embedded in the entire process from admission to placement of the students. Our vision is to educate individuals and to make the students intellectually enlightened, professionally capable, morally upright and socially committed.
\nGOVERNANCE THROUGH MISSION:
\nThe Asan Memorial Institute of Management is an institution committed to working with relentless desire to excel with its roots in ethics. AIM aims to equip young men and women with knowledge and skill. To impart value based education and foster right attitude, good character and human values. To develop the learner\u2019s personality and prepare him \/ her for the larger world outside. To conserve rich traditions and cultivate respect for our heritage.
\nThe Institute has developed following methods:
\na. Weekly meetings amongst Director & faculty to discuss issues of Academics, Administration, feedbacks and suggestions besides reviewing the progress over all points.
\nb. Meeting of Governing Body & Director once in a fortnight\/regular intervals.
\nc. Direct access of faculty and students to the Director. No timings have been laid down. Thus all problems are attended to with due urgency. Major issues are brought to the notice of Governing body for appropriate decision.
\nd. Forms have been devised to report any difficulty in the class rooms which need attention of maintenance staff. The same are routed through the Director (Academic).
\nSTUDENT FEEDBACK ON INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE\/FACULTY PERFORMANCE:
\nAIM has a formal feedback mechanism for collecting feedback from the students about each course and the faculty handling the course, at the end of every academic term. The student feedback analysis is considered by the management and appropriate points implemented for further improvement. Individual students can also give feedback on any issue to their faculty mentors, and are also free to approach any other member of the faculty or the management to do so.
\nGRIEVANCE REDRESSAL MECHANISM FOR FACULTY, STAFF & STUDENTS:
\na. Grievances of Faculty and staff: These are redressed through normal channel of Director- \u00e0 Governing Body. The decision of Governing Body is final.
\nb. Students:
\n\uf0b7 Through Mentor and then to Director in all matters.
\n\uf0b7 Through respective course coordinators \u2013 a Mentor – Director in Academic matters.
\n\uf0b7 Through Class Counsellors – \u00e0 Class Coordinator – Director on all matters where student
\nso desires.
\nApart from the Grievance Redressal Committee, AIM has constituted several special committees to deal with various kinds of issues that could be faced by students. These include the Anti-Ragging Committee, Women Grievances and Redressal Cell, Discipline Committee, the SC\/ST Cell and the Students Advisory Committee.
\nESTABLISHMENT OF ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE:
\nS.no.o
\nName
\nDesignation
\nPh.No
\nMail Id
\n1
\nMr.G. Ravichandran
\nConvenor
\nVice Principal
\n9444770557
\norgee2003@gmail.com
\nMembers
\n2
\n2
\nDr. T. S. Santhi
\nDirector
\n9444433305
\nsanthimksamy@gmail.com
\n3
\nDr.T.Aryamala
\nCoordinator Shift-II
\n9445299564
\naryamala19@gmail.com
\n4
\nDr. S. Jawahar
\nHOD,MCA
\n9003264514
\nrsjawahar@gmail.com
\n5
\nDr. S.Kanimozhi
\nHOD,Microbiology
\n9176280520
\nskanimo@gmail.com
\n6
\nMr.V.S.Padmanabhan
\nAsso.Prof BHM
\n9444860158
\nvspad69@gmail.com
\n7
\nDr.D.Baskar
\nHOD,B.Com(CA)
\n9444474279
\nbabybaski@gmail.com
\n8
\nMr.T.Thandayuthapani
\nLab.Tech B.Sc,Lab
\n8072156432
\nPani6591@gmail.com
\n9
\nMrs.S.Kokila
\nLab.Tech, MCA
\n8838993121
\nkokilairtt05@gmail.com
\n10
\nMr. Mogesh
\nMBA
\n9080542597
\nmogeshmohan1999@gmail.com
\n11
\nMs. Helen Kiruba.M
\nMCA
\n9080919546
\nhelen123orpherus@gmail.com
\n12
\nMs.G.Sivaranjani
\nM.Sc. (Biochem)
\n8939425778
\nshivasss2013@gmail.com
\n13
\nMr.S. Swaminathan
\nM.Sc(Micro)
\n9080512509
\nrrockscian@hotmail.com
\n14
\nMr.R.Praveen Rajesh
\nPallikarani police Station
\nInspector of Police
\n9498129521
\nasanedn@gmail.com
\n15
\nMr.C.Babu
\nPress Reporter
\n9841055285
\nsprnews86@gmail.com
\n16
\nMr. S. Ramachandran
\nSocial activist
\n9884105196
\nsramachandran9@gmail.com
\nESTABLISHMENT OF ONLINE GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL MECHANISM:
\nRefer link: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/committee\/grievances-redressal-cell\/students\/
\nESTABLISHMENT OF GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE IN THE
\nINSTITUTION & APPOINTMENT OF OMBUDSMAN BY THE UNIVERSITY:
\nS.no
\nName
\nDesignation &
\nDept.
\nPh.No
\nMail Id
\n1
\nDr.S.Ramanathan
\nPrincipal
\n9677043483
\namcasprincipal@asaneducation.com
\n2
\nMr. G. Ravichandran
\nVice Principal
\n9444770557
\norgee2003@gmail.com
\n3
\nDr.T.S.Santhi
\nDirector, MBA
\n9444433305
\nsanthimksamy@gmail.com
\n4
\nDr.T.Aryamala
\nCoordinator Shift-II
\n9445299564
\naryamala19@gmail.com
\n5
\nDr. S. Annapoorni
\nHOD, English Dept.
\n9840691127
\nannasethu@gmail.com
\nESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNAL COMPLAINT COMMITTEE (ICC):
\nS.no
\nName
\nDesignation & Dept.
\nPh.No
\nMail Id
\n1
\nDr.T.S.Santhi
\nDirector,MBA
\n9444433305
\nsanthimksamy@gmail.com
\n2
\nDr.T.Aryamala
\nCoordinator Shift-II
\n9445299564
\naryamala19@gmail.com
\n3
\nDr.S.T.Asheeba
\nHOD,BiochemistryDept.
\n9444962006
\nasheebast@yahoo.co.in
\n4
\nDr.V.Charulatha
\nHOD,B.Com(CS)
\n9840939618
\ncharulathacr@gmail.com
\n5
\nDr. S. Jawahar
\nHOD,MCA
\n9003264514
\nrsjawahar@gmail.com
\n6
\nDr.B.Shaji
\nAsso.Professor
\nComp.Sci Dept.
\n9840103554
\ndr.shajibhaskaran@gmail.com
\n7
\nDr. C. Radhakrishnan
\nAsst.Pofessor
\nEnglish Dept.
\n9677333769
\nrkradhakrishnan6@gmail.com
\n8
\nDr.Y.Beulah Jeba Jaya
\nAsso.Professor
\nMCA Dept.
\n9841599527
\nbeulahprince@yahoo.co.in
\n9
\nMs. T. Jayashri
\nStudent \u2013 MBA
\n8610092360
\njayashree59597@gmail.com
\n10
\nMs.I.Priyanka
\nStudent- II MCA
\n9499033525
\npriyankaiyappan1@gmail.com
\n11
\nMs. M. Gayathri
\nStudent-II M.Sc
\nMicrobiology
\n6379250085
\nasanedn@gmail.com
\n12
\nMrs. R. Valsala Kumari
\nSr, Asst- Administrative Office
\n9884775708
\nvalsala.r.kumari@gmail.com
\n13
\nMrs.Lakshmi Krishnakumar
\nSocial Activist
\n9094783445
\navanthu2007@gmail.com
\n14
\nMrs. S.J.Thamizh Selvi
\nAdvocate
\n9841516403
\nthamizhselvisj1980@ yahoo.in
\nESTABLISHMENT OF COMMITTEE FOR SC\/ST:
\nS.no
\nName
\nDesignation & Dept.
\nPh.No
\nMail Id
\n1
\nDr.D.Baskar
\nHOD,B.Com(CA)
\n9444474279
\nbabybaski@gmail.com
\n2
\nDr.M.Alagusundaram
\nAsso.Professor
\nMicrobiology Dept.
\n8148713150
\ndrmalagu@gmail.com
\n3
\nMrs. S. Jothi Lakshmi
\nAsso.Professor
\nMCA Dept.
\n9840628506
\nrajajothi93@yahoo.co.in
\n4
\nDr. D. Jaichitra
\nAsst.Professor
\nMBA Dept.
\n9655992992
\nmdjaichitra@gmail.com
\n5
\nDr. P. Ramesh Kumar
\nAsst. Professor
\nTamil Dept
\n9962640247
\nponramesh09@gmail.com
\nINTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL:
\nInternal Quality Assurance Cell
\nCoordinators:
\nDr. M. Jaya
\nDr. S.Kanimozhi
\nDr. P. Parameswari
\nMembers:
\nDr.Y. Beulah Jeba Jaya
\nDr. S. Annapoorani
\nDr. S.T. Asheeba
\nDr. D. Baskar
\nDr.R.M. Chamundeeswari
\nSTUDENT COUNCIL
\n6. PROGRAMMES:-
\nName of Programmes approved by AICTE : MBA and MCA
\nName of Programmes accredited by AICTE: MBA and MCA
\nS.No.
\nName of the Programme
\nNo. of Seats
\nDuration
\n1
\nMBA
\n60
\n2 Years
\n2
\nMCA
\n24
\n2 Years
\nS.No.
\nFaculty \/ Student Name
\nDesignation
\nDepartment
\nMobile Number
\nEmail id
\n1
\nDr. S. Ramanathan
\nChairperson
\nPrincipal
\n9677043483
\namcasprincipal@asaneducation.com
\n2
\nDr. T. S. Santhi
\nVice Chairperson
\nDirector\/AIM
\n9840739451
\nsanthimksamy@gmail.com
\n3
\nLavanya Jothilakshmi
\nStudent Council Coordinator
\nMBA FACULTY
\n9176669201
\nlavanyajothilakshmi@gmail.com
\n4
\nT.Geetha Ramani
\nStudent Council Asst Coordinator
\nMCA FACULTY
\n8056161920
\nt.geetharamani@gmail.com
\n5
\nM Mogesh
\nChairman
\nMBA
\n9080542597
\nmogeshmohan19992gmail.com
\n6
\nR Gopinath
\nSecretary
\nMCA
\n8667583597
\ngopi8116@gmail.com
\n7
\nA Vishal
\nJoint Secretary
\nMBA
\n9841483445
\nvish1362@gmail.com
\n8
\nG Madhumitha
\nTreasurer
\nMBA
\n8608493489
\nmadhumitha0808@gmail.com
\n9
\nM. Mohammed Yunus
\nMember
\nMBA
\n8072247717
\nyunusjinna886@gmail.com
\n10
\nT Jayashree
\nMember
\nMBA
\n8610092360
\njayashree59597@gmail.com
\n11
\nGunaseelan
\nMember
\nMCA
\n8056071354
\ngunaseelan170897@gmail.com
\n12
\nCharan Mary
\nMember
\nMCA
\n8428738512
\ncharanmary2806@gmail.com
\n13
\nM Helen Kiruba
\nMember
\nMCA
\n9080919546
\nhelen123orpherus@gmail.com
\n14
\nR Mohan
\nMember
\nMCA
\n6380712319
\nmohan7299452547@gmail.com
\nMBA Specialization Offered:
\n\uf0b7 Marketing
\n\uf0b7 Finance
\n\uf0b7 Human Resources Management
\n\uf0b7 Logistics Management
\n\uf0b7 Hospital Management
\nPlacement Facilities: The Training and Placement Cell of the college is headed by a Placement Coordinator and the cell has student representatives from all classes. The Cell coordinates not only the hiring activities of the students but organizes various developmental activities that help in personality grooming and also gives them platforms to express themselves and enhance their soft skills and serves as a link between students and industry. It organizes seminars, Technical Workshops, Personality Development Programs and other Training Program.
\n7. FACULTY
\nNAME OF THE FACULTY
\nPRINCIPAL
\nDr. S. Ramanathan, M.Com., M.Phil., SLST, Ph.D. Member- Syndicate, University of Madras
\nDIRECTOR Dr. T. S..Santhi, M.Com., M.Phil., MBA, B.Ed., Ph.D.
\nDEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
\nMr.K.Iyyanar, M.Sc., M.Phil.(Stats), SET, Assistant Professor Ms.M.Ambika, MBA, Assistant Professor Dr.P.Parameswari, MBA, M.Com., MCS, MFC, M.Phil., B.Ed., SET, Ph.D. Associate Professor Mrs.P.Lavanya Jothilakshmi, MBA, NET, Assistant Professor Dr.D.Jaichitra, BE, MBA, M.Phil., Ph.D. PGDMM, NET, SET, Assistant Professor
\nDEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
\nDr. S. Jawahar,MCA, M.Phil.,Ph.D. Associate Professor & Head Mrs. S. Jothi Lakshmi, BE(CS), ME(SE&OR), Associate Professor Mrs. T. Geetha Ramani, MCA, M.Phil. Assistant Professor Dr. Y. Beulah Jeba Jaya, MCA, M.Phil., SET, Ph.D. Associate Professor
\nLIBRARIAN Mr.V.G. Kalesh Kumar, MA, MLIS, DCA, M.Phil.
\n8. FEE
\nMBA FEE: Management: Rs.80,000 \/ annum; Govt. Quota : Rs.60,000\/ annum
\nMCA FEE: Rs. 53,650 per annum. Fee concessions are given based on the percentage of marks obtained.
\n9. CURRICULA & SYLLABUS FOR THE PROGRAMME:
\n(a) The curricula for programme is dynamic and reviewed periodically by the Board of Studies and Academic Council of University of Madras.
\n(b) The curriculum for the programme is available on the Website.
\nACADEMIC CALENDARS
\n\uf0b7 Teaching Learning Process
\n\uf0b7 Curricula and syllabus for each of the programmes as approved by the University : YES
\n\uf0b7 Academic Calendar of the University: YES
\n\uf0b7 Academic Time Table with the name of the Faculty members handling the Course : YES
\n\uf0b7 Teaching Load of each Faculty :16 hrs
\n\uf0b7 Internal Continuous Evaluation System and place : CAT1, CAT2, Model
\n\uf0b7 Student\u2019s assessment of Faculty, System in place: YES
\nMBA PROGRAMME:
\nIt is a two year full- time Program spanning four semesters. It aims at providing a comprehensive coverage of all important areas and disciplines for managing the current business scenario. The curriculum is designed to be intensive, with an emphasis on contemporary business practices. The students are evaluated regularly to assess their progress on theoretical and applied aspects of business. The curriculum is updated regularly in line with current industry requirements and peer offerings at the best business schools around the world by the University of Madras. It includes core courses along with functional and sectorial electives. The program aims to build socially sensitive managers with due emphasis on social internship, apart from live projects and corporate internship.
\nMCA PROGRAMME:
\nIt is a two year full- time Program spanning four semesters envisioning to equip the community of learners with technocratic skills that shall prepare them for the globally competitive sector of Information Technology.
\nADMISSION PROCEDURE:
\nMBA: Eligibility:
\n1. Bachelor\u2019s degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
\n2. Satisfactory test score in MAT \/ TANCET \/ CMAT \/ CAT \/ XAT or any other approved MBA Entrance Tests.
\nReservation Criteria:
\nGoverment Quota : 30% seats in unaided minority Arts and Science colleges.
\nManagement Quota : 70% seats are allotted under management quota.
\nGovernment Quota: Candidates seeking admission under the Government Quota must have written the TANCET exam conducted by the Anna University. Admission to the government quota will be made through the single window counselling which normally takes place in the months of July \/ August every year at the Government College of Technology, Coimbatore, under the directions of DOTE, Government of Tamil Nadu.
\nManagement Quota: Candidates seeking MBA admissions under the Management Quota must have written one of the entrance tests \u2013 MAT \/ TANCET \/ CMAT \/ CAT \/ XAT or any other approved MBA Entrance Tests.The selection process is based on the scores in the entrance test as well as past academic record and performance at the Group Discussion and Personal Interview organized by the Institution.
\nSelection Process:
\n1. Candidates will be shortlisted based on their scores in one of the entrance tests \u2013 MAT \/ TANCET \/ CMAT \/ CAT \/ XAT or any other approved MBA Entrance Tests.
\n2. Shortlisted Applicants will be called for Group Discussion.
\n3. GD will be followed by Personal Interviews.
\nMCA – Eligibility:
\n1. Bachelor\u2019s degree with Mathematics or Statistics at + 2 \/ degree level.
\n2. Satisfactory test score in an approved entrance test such as TANCET for MCA conducted by Anna University or MCA Entrance Test conducted by Consortium of Professional Colleges in Tamil Nadu.
\nReservation Criteria:
\nGovernment Quota : 30% seats in unaided minority Arts and Science colleges.
\nManagement Quota : 70% seats are allotted under management quota.
\nGovernment Quota: Candidates seeking admission under the Government Quota must have written the TANCET exam conducted by the Anna University. Admission to the government quota will be made through the single window counselling which normally takes place in the months of July \/ August every year at the Government College of Technology, Coimbatore, under the directions of DOTE, Government of Tamil Nadu.
\nManagement Quota: Candidates seeking MCA admissions under the Management Quota must have written TANCET\/CET. The selection process is based on the scores in the entrance test as well as past academic record.
\nSelection Process: Admission will be given purely on Merit Basis.
\n10. INFRASTRUCTURE:
\n\uf0b7 Large and beautiful campus, well laid out gardens, playgrounds and sports facilities
\n\uf0b7 Excellent infrastructure facilities including College Canteen and Auditorium
\n\uf0b7 Highly experienced and qualified faculty with M.Phil \/ Ph.D\/ SET\/ NET
\n\uf0b7 Solid Academic Infrastructure, well equipped Laboratories, Training Kitchens, Restaurants and other modern facilities
\n\uf0b7 Spacious and well stocked Central Library and Departmental Libraries with latest books and journals
\n\uf0b7 Brilliant academic performance with several students securing University ranks every year
\n\uf0b7 Active Student Clubs and units for N.S.S, Rotaract, RRC, Youth Red Cross, Debating, Quiz, Literary and Fine Arts activities
\n\uf0b7 Successful Campus Placements in Five Star Hotels, Banks and Multinational Companies
\n\uf0b7 Thriving Sports & games activities with Inter Departmental Competitions, Inter Collegiate Tournament and Annual Sports Meet
\nCampus:
\nThe Institute is located at Jaladampet on Velachery -Tambaram Road. This is about 20 kms from the heart of Chennai City and about 10 kms from Saidapet. The campus is beautifully spread out with landscaped gardens and has excellent facilities for sports and games. It has spacious grounds for cricket, hockey and football and well-prepared courts for basket ball, volley ball and badminton.
\nTraining & Placement:
\nExciting career opportunities are brought to the notice of the interested students by the Placement Cell. Professional training is offered to the students periodically to meet the emerging requirements of various industries. Campus recruitments are regularly held in collaboration with reputed organizations, thereby the students successfully completing their courses are assured of placements.
\nCanteen: A modern and well-furnished canteen is available in the campus. The canteen serves nutritious and tasty vegetarian & non-vegetarian food.
\nCounselling Service: Professionally qualified and trained counsellors are available in the campus for men & women separately who help the youth In same section, to share their personal issues and stress, if any and to come out of it with a clear mind.
\n11. EOA-MBA:
\n2013-2014 : http:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/MBA-EOAReport-
\n2013-14.pdf
\n2014-2015:https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/MBAEOA_
\nReport_2014-15.pdf
\n2016-2017-https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wpcontent\/uploads\/2021\/01\/EOA_Report_2016-
\n17.PDFmba.pdf
\n2017-2018 : https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/MBA-EOAReport-
\n2017-18-HO-7.pdf
\n2018-2019 : https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/EOAReport_
\n2018-19-MBA.pdf
\n2019-2020: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/EOAReport_
\nMBA-2019-20.pdf
\n2020-2021: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/MBA-EOA-21-
\n22.pdf
\n2021-2022: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/MBA-EOA-21-
\n22.pdf
\n12. EOA-MCA:
\n2013-2014: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/EOA-Report-2013-
\n14-MCA.pdf
\n2014-2015: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/MCAEOA_
\nReport_2014-15.pdf
\n2016-2017:https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/EOA_Report_2016-
\n17.pdf
\n2017-2018: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/MCA-EOAReport-
\n2017-18-HO-6.pdf
\n2018-2019: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/EOAReport_
\n2018-19-MCA.pdf
\n2019-2020: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/EOA-Report-
\n_MCA2019-20.pdf
\n2020-2021: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/MCA-EOA-21-
\n22.pdf
\n2021-2022: https:\/\/asaneducation.com\/AIM\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/MCA-EOA-21-
\n22.pdf
\n12. BEST PRACTICES:
\n\u201cAIM\u201d ensures a stimulating environment for the comprehensive development of the students
\nthrough, Invited Talks by Industry Experts:
\nExpert Talks are a valuable source of imparting practical knowledge to the budding
\nmanagers, making them feel and experience ground realities of the Corporate World. Experts
\nfrom various Companies as well as academic experts from the academia are invited to share
\ntheir valuable insights from their rich experiences about contemporary business issues,
\nchallenges they have faced and how they dealt with them.
\nThese sessions serve as an ideal platform for the students to supplement their theoretical
\nknowledge with first hand perspectives from some stalwarts of the industry and also
\nappreciate the different dimensions of handling business challenges
\nWorkshops:
\nConducting career workshops helps our students in developing their professional skills to
\nreach the top in their profession.
\nIndustrial Visits:
\nStudents are taken for industrial visit every semester to provide an exposure about the
\npractical working environment. They also provide an opportunity to gain full awareness
\nabout industrial practices, and also get awareness about new technologies.
\nEmployability Enhancement skills:
\nTo enhance the employability skills to bridge the gap between the sill set desired by the
\ncorporate and the skill set by a management graduate pre-placement training programme,
\nplacement training programmes are conducted to enhance corporate readiness of a student.
\nManagement and IT Meets:
\nIt is a pinnacle in management meets where the students showcase their managerial talent to
\ncollaborate, challenge their skills sets and the process of enhancing their professional
\nknowledge in practice.
\nIndustrial Exposure Training:
\nAs per curriculum students has to under-go internship for one month and project for two
\nmonths in various industries to understand the structure of the industries, job responsibility,
\nits departmental functions, and submit their report as per university guidelines.
\nExtended Hour Programmes \u2013 An Unique Feature of \u201cAIM\u201d
\nTo enhance the managerial skills of the students, various programmes such as group
\ndiscussions, case study analysis, role play, training in aptitude and reasoning ability,
\nmanagement games are conducted after the regular class hours. These programmes are
\nconducted on all working days by the students on rotation basis with the guidance of the
\nfaculty.
\nValue Added Programme:
\nThe value-added programmes at AIM are an integral part of the curriculum and gives our
\nstudents strong acceleration to their employability. These programmes are conducted by the
\nexperts from the training institutes.
\nThe institution engages the students with perfect learning, good understanding as well as
\nexcellent exposure to new methodologies to place themselves in IT industries such as four
\ndays\u2019 workshop on \u201cPython applications\u201d was conducted by Mr. Yasar, trainer, CSI institute,
\nChennai.
\nRegular practice is given to all the students using the software and they are also trained to
\napply knowledge for analysing and interpreting data to become a good entrepreneur. The
\ninstitution extends research culture through institution neighbourhood network to fulfil social
\nresponsibility through NSS, RRC, Rotaract and YRC.
\nCells and Clubs:
\n\uf0b7 The College has instituted various Clubs to enable the students to pursue their special
\ninterest in arts, culture and social service.
\n\uf0b7 The students are given opportunities to hone their skills and learn new skills through
\nthe workshops or events organized by the various clubs of the College.
\n\uf0b7 The club activities, let the students to actively contribute their efforts by rendering
\nservices for the welfare of the community in parts and well-being of the nation as a
\nwhole.
\n\uf0b7 They help to promote the unity and integrity of the nation by bringing together service
\nminded young people from diverse geographical and socio-cultural backgrounds.
\n\uf0b7 These clubs are a forum for student interaction in a variety of focused club activities.
\nThe following are the clubs of the College.
\no National Service Scheme (NSS)
\no Rotaract
\no Youth Red Cross (YRC)
\no Consumer Club
\no Enactus
\no Women’s Studies Cell
\nNSS:
\nINTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY :
\nInternational Yoga day was celebrated jointly by NSS Unit of Asan Memorial College of Arts
\n&Science and Isha Yoga Foundation on 21st June 2019 in the Main Auditorium. Trainers of
\nIsha Yoga foundation trained nearly 500 students of our college.
\nFIT INDIA MOVEMENT:
\nThe NSS Unit of our college organised &quote; Fit India Movement & quote
\nlaunch programme with the live telecast to the students on 29th August 2019 in the MiniAuditorium.
\nAround 200 NSS volunteers participated in the event and took fitness pledge. An
\nawareness rally was also conducted on the same day.
\n88th BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF DR. APJ ABDUL KALAM
\nThe NSS Unit celebrated the 88th Birth Anniversary of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam as
\n"World Youth Day & quote. As part of the celebrations, the Chief Guest, Dr. K.
\nPandian, Controller of Examination, University of Madras planted a sapling in the college
\npremises.
\n31st ROAD SAFETY WEEK
\nNSS Unit of our college along with Greater Chennai Traffic Police, Madipakkam celebrated
\n31st Road Safety Week on 27th January 2020 in the College. The event was inaugurated by
\nMr. N. Mayilvahanan, IPS, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Traffic-South.Mr. Anwar Basha,
\nAssistant Commissioner of Traffic Police, St. Thomas Mount Sub. Division;
\nMr. K. Sivasankaran, Inspector of Police-Traffic, Madipakam Range, where the Guests of
\nhonour. The students also participated in a rally promoting Road Safety awareness on the
\nMedavakkam- Tambaram Road.
\nROTARACT
\n\uf0b7 Awareness program on Rain Water Harvesting
\n\uf0b7 Creating Plastic Ban Awareness, Rally and Seminar
\nYOUTH RED CROSS
\n\uf0b7 Slogan writing competition on the topic \u201cAnti-drugs
\n\uf0b7 Drug de-addiction awareness programme
\n\uf0b7 Computing skill training for School students
\nCONSUMER CLUB
\n\uf0b7 Seminar on Social Media & its impact
\n\uf0b7 Seminar on Consumer Complaints and Redressal
\nENACTUS
\n\uf0b7 Entrepreneurship Skill Training Programme
\n\uf0b7 Seminar on EDP
\n\uf0b7 \u201cASAN UTSAV” (A Mega shopping festival) was organized on 20th September 2018
\nat college campus. 32 teams have registered for the stalls
\nWOMEN\u2019S STUDIES CELL
\n\uf0b7 Awareness on Health & Nutrition
\n\uf0b7 Self-Defence Techniques for Women
\n\uf0b7 Workshop on \u201cBags from Waste\u201d
\n\uf0b7 Seminar on \u201cChild Abuse & Safety Measures\u201d
\nCONTACT PERSON \/ DIRECTOR (ACADEMIC):
\nDr. S. Ramanathan, M.Com., M.Phil., SLST, Ph.D.,
\nPrincipal, Member-Syndicate, University of Madras,
\nAsan Memorial College of Arts & Science – Institute of Management
\nVelachery-Tambaram Road, Jaladampet
\nChennai – 600100, Tamilnadu.
\nMobile No.: 9677043483
\nDr.T.S. Santhi, M.Com., M.Phil., MBA, B.Ed., Ph.D.
\nDirector, Asan Institute of Management,
\nVelachery – Tambaram Road, Jaladampet, Chennai- 600100, Tamilnadu.
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