Mandatory Disclosure | Updated as on 06.03.2021 |
AICTE File No. | F.No. Southern/1-9317454627/2021/EOA Corrigendum-1, Date: 30-June-2020 |
Date & Period of last approval | For the Academic year 2020-2021 (1st June 2020 to 31st May 2021) |
Name of the Institution | Arulmigu Meenakshi Amman College of Engineering |
Address of the Institution | Vadamavandal, Namandi P.O., Cheyyar Taluk, Tiruvannamalai District, Tamilnadu |
Longitude and Latitude | 79.7 & 12.7 |
City & Pin Code | 604410 |
State / UT | Tamil Nadu |
Phone number with STD code | +91-9884420406 |
FAX number with STD code | 041820247516 |
Office hours at the Institution | 9.00 am to 5.00 pm |
Academic hours at the Institution | 9.00 am to 4.30 pm |
amacengg@yahoo.com | |
Website | http://amace.edu.in |
Nearest Railway Station(dist in km) | Kanchipuram, 14 km from the college |
Nearest Airport (dist in km) | Chennai, 73 km from the college |
Type of Institution | Private-Self Financed |
Category (1) of the Institution | Telugu Minority |
Category (2) of the Institution | Co-Educational |
Name of the organization running the Institution | Meenakshi Ammal Trust |
Type of the organization | Trust |
Chairman | Thiru.A.N. Radhakrishnan |
Address of the organization | No. 61/641, Ramasamy Salai, K.K. Nagar, Chennai-600 078 |
Registered with | The Companies Act 1956 |
Registration Date | 7/2/1983 |
Email of the organization | info@mat.org.in |
Name of Principal / Director | Dr. P.Raghunathapandian |
Exact Designation | Principal i/c |
Phone Number with STD code | 04182-247226 |
FAX number with STD code | . |
amacengg@yahoo.com | |
Highest Degree | Ph.D., |
Field of specialization | Structural Engineering |
Name of the affiliating University | Anna University |
Address | Guindy, Chennai – 600025 |
Website | http//www.annauniv.edu |
Latest affiliation period | For the Academic year 2020-2021 (11 Aug 2020 to 10 Aug 2021) |
Frequency of meetings | Once in six months |
Date of Last Meeting | 28.12.2020 |
The administration team consists of the Secretary and the Principal. The heads of departments are vested with authority to make decisions with respect to most of their department matters.
The tasks are decentralized and taken care of by the following coordinators in each department:
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The following are the various bodies of the institution constituted as per the recommendations of statutory bodies. Faculty members are involved in decision making, perspective plan in all the following bodies. These bodies meet as per the norms prescribed and take suitable decisions and ensure the implementation of the decisions. The action items from the decisions of these bodies ensure the communication and implementation of various plans towards the realization of the vision through the mission. Other key stakeholders such as nominees of various statutory bodies, senior academics from other institutions, industry experts, parents, alumni, local authorities, support staff and students also are members of some of the following bodies as applicable.
The Governing Council governs the overall functioning of the Institution through other statutory bodies and administration team. The Council reviews the major academic activities, implementation of government policies, financial position of the Institution, performance of students and staff and suggests policies to improve the quality of education at the college.
The Academic Council is the principal academic body of the Institution and shall, subject to the provision of the Rules, have the control over and be responsible for the maintenance of standards of teaching, research and training, approval of syllabus, coordination of research activities, examinations and tests within the Institution.
The Board of Studies is the basic constituent of the academic system of the college. Its functions will include framing the syllabi for various courses, reviewing and updating syllabi from time to time, introducing new courses of study, determining details of continuous assessment, recommending panels of examiners under the semester system etc.
The Finance Committee advises the Governing Council on financial matters. It shall prepare income and expenditure statements of the college in the prescribed format for fixation of tuition and others fees of the college. The Finance Committee will be an advisory body to the Governing Council.
Feedback on aspects such as faculty performance and governance at the institution is collected informally during interaction meetings, class committee meeting, course committee meeting, SGS general body meeting and also through E mail.
Meetings are periodically organized with students and students' representatives by the Secretary, Principal, HODs', Head of sections and other coordinators. During such meetings feedback on specific agenda as well as other aspects including governance and faculty performance are collected. Actions as required are initiated based on the feedback.
Class committee meetings are conducted thrice in every semester with four student representatives and all faculty members handling classes to discuss various aspects of teaching learning. A senior faculty acting as the convener collects feedback on various aspects including governance and faculty performance. The convener communicates the minutes of meeting to the PC and HOD along with requests for actions if any. Actions as required are initiated based on the minutes.
Course committee meetings are conducted every semester for multiple section courses with students and respective course handling faculty members and convened by course coordinator. Course coordinator collects feedback on various aspects including faculty performance.
The convener communicates the minutes of meeting to the PC and HOD along with request for actions if any. Actions as required are initiated based on the minutes.
Student's guild of services periodically conducts meetings of general body which consists of all student representatives, office bearers of association, clubs and SGS members. SGS collects feedback on various aspects including governance and faculty performance. SGS communicates proceedings to the Principal and Secretary based on the collected feedback for actions.
Students represent matters pertaining to governance and faculty performance amongst others directly to Principal, Secretary, HOD and others through email as and when required. Based on the nature of representation, actions are initiated.
Every semester formal feedback on faculty performance and governance amongst others is collected from students through questionnaires and app (AMACE edu). Feedback on faculty performance is analyzed and actions if required are taken by HOD concerned based on the analysis.
The following Grievance Redressal Committees have been constituted and functioning effectively and the meetings are convened whenever necessity arises. The recommendations of the committee are submitted to the Principal and Management for Redressal of the same for further action.
The term of office of the members is for the academic year 2020-2021 only, and the following are the duties and responsibilities of the Anti-Ragging Committee.
• To ensure compliance with the provisions of UGC regulations as well as the provisions of any law for the time being in force concerning ragging.
• To monitor and oversee the performance of the Anti-Ragging Squad in prevention of ragging in the College
According to AICTE directive, established online grievance redressal mechanism for disposal of the grievances not only of the students but also the faculty members and the other stakeholders.
In order to fulfill the guidelines as stated in the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, a committee for SC/ST is established with the following members.
Sl.No. | Name and Designation | Position |
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1 | Chairman | |
2 | Mrs.I Sindia / Associate Professor/ S&H | Member |
3 | Mr.V. Umapathay / Associate Professor | Member |
4 | Mr. J. Paranthaman / Assistant Professor | Member |
5 | Mrs.S.Senthilvadivu / Assistant Professor / IT | Member Secretary |
UG Programmes | PG Programmes |
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1. B.Arch - Architecture | 1. M.E. – Applied Electronics |
2. B.E. – Civil Engineering | 2. M.E. – Computer Science and Engineering |
3. B.E. – Computer Science and Engineering | 3. M.E. – Power Systems Engineering |
4. B.E. – Electronics and Communication Engineering | 4. M.E. – Structural Engineering |
5. B.E. – Electrical and Electronics Engineering | 5. Master of Computer Application |
6. B.E. – Instrumentation and Control Engineering | 6. Master of Business Administration (FT &PT) |
7. B.E. – Mechanical Engineering | |
8. B.Tech- Biotechnology | |
9. B.Tech- Chemical Engineering | |
10. B.Tech - Information Technology |
UG: As per Proceedings of the committee on Fixation of fee in respect of Self Financing Professional Colleges Proc.No.CFF/UG/ Engineering / Fees / 029 / 2019, Dated:28.05.2019.
PG: As per Proceedings of the committee on Fixation of fee in respect of Department of Technical Education Letter No.30206/TAC/2018, Dted:07.08.2018
Yearly fees - During the beginning of ODD semester of every Academic year.
1. Tuition fees waiver to First Generation Graduates students for OC,BC,MBC,SC & ST Students ( As per Tamil Nadu Govt Norms )
Accredited course - Rs 27500/- per year for GQ Students
Non - Accredited course - Rs 25000/- per year for GQ Students
2. Post Metric Scholarship -Tuition Fees Concession for SC & ST Students ( As per Tamil Nadu Govt Norms )
Accredited course - Rs 55000/- per year for GQ Students
Non - Accredited course - Rs 50000/- per year for GQ Students
Sl.No. | Name of Scholarship | Eligibility |
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1 | Tamil Nadu State Government Scholarship for BC / MBC Students | Only Government Quota students are Eligible Annual Income of parent : Below 2 Lakhs |
2 | Tamil Nadu State Government Scholarship for SC / ST Students | Both Government Quota & Management Quota Students are Eligible Annual Income of parent: SC/SCA/ST : Below 2.5 Lakhs Converted Christian (Adi Dravidar) Annual Income : Below 2 Lakh |
3 | Special Scholarship for SC/ST Students | Students should be a hostler from any district. (except nearby district) Both Government Quota & Management Quota Students are Eligible Annual Income of parent: SC/SCA/ST : Below 1 Lakhs |
4 | Chief Minister Award Scholarship for SC/ST Students | Based on the Eligible Mark every year declared by the Tamilnadu Government. |
Number of seats sanctioned with the year of approval – AICTE: UG-840, PG-ME:90, MCA-60
Number of Students admitted under various categories each year in the last three years (2020-21, 2019-20, 2018-19):
Number of Students sanctioned (S) and admitted(A)
Number of applications received during last two years (2020-21, 2019-20) for admission under Management Quota and number admitted:
Describe each criterion with its respective weight ages i.e. Admission Test, marks in qualifying examination etc.
A pass in the HSC (Academic) or its equivalent with a minimum average percentage in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry put together as given below:
A pass in any one of the HSC (Vocational subject) with any one of the Engineering related subjects with a minimum average percentage put together as given below:
A well-furnished hostel is available for men and women separately. It can accommodate 1410 men and 714 women students. Single, double and multi member rooms are available in the hostel. The rooms are well furnished and facilities like fan, tube light, cupboard etc., are provided for the comfortable living to the residents. Vegetarian food, on dividing basis is made available in the mess with modern kitchen and furnished dining hall. Facilities like Internet browsing, Library and Reading room, Medical Facilities, Laundry, Hair Dressing facilities, Inbuilt Canteen, Xerox Centre etc. are available for the convenience of the students staying in the hostel. The Hostel administration is carried out by the Warden with the assistance of a Deputy Warden. Resident proctors are available for guidance and counseling to the students.
Centre for Innovation Business Incubation and Entrepreneurship was established with an objective to inculcate innovation driven entrepreneurship among engineering students. Once the students enter into their second year, a questionnaire is administered to discover the career aspirations of the students. This enables CIBIE to identify the students with the interest to become an employer rather than an employee.
CIBIE at regular interval brings successful entrepreneurs to share their experience with the identified students of 2nd, 3rd and Final year to create an awareness. Conduct Idea Pitching Contest among students to come out with innovation based Start-up Ideas that solves an important problem. Students with best ideas are mentored and encouraged to establish a team to transform their ideas to prototype. On successful completion of prototype they become an incubatee at CIBIE.
CIBIE offers common facility to the incubatees such as; Work Space, Conference Room, IT infrastructure and power. The incubatees are also mentored to refine their ideas through validation. The abstract of their ideas are shared with Entrepreneurship Development Forums such as TNSI, Forge Accelerator, Startup Payanam. This gives the students an opportunity to attend 2-3 day workshop on Idea Pitching and Bootcamp and finetune their skills to become a thorough professional.
The Institution offers a good opportunity for the students to come out with their talents in Dance, Music, Art and Mime. Fine arts club organises various cultural activities to make the students relax, enjoy and balance leisure. Fine arts club has 100 members.
Muthamil Mandram was started in the campus to give moral support to the student community for strengthening their interpersonal skills. Speaking in their native language "Tamil" gives them self-confident and to be remember their identity. Muthamil Mandram organized various events for school, college students and faculty members. The Institution has a Centenary Centre Auditorium with a capacity of 4000 to conduct cultural and other mega events. Frequent programs are conducted to encourage the student's participation.
MoUs with Industries (Minimum 3)