Citizen's Charter  

ANNAMALAI UNIVERSITY
( www.annamalaiuniversity.ac.in )

"CITIZEN'S CHARTER AND GUIDELINES TO PUBLIC"

GENESIS

The Annamalai University owes its existence to the vision, wisdom, benefaction and philanthropy of Dr. Rajah Sri Annamalai Chettiar. As early as 1920, he founded the Sri Minakshi College at the temple town of Chidambaram. In 1928, the Annamalai University Act was passed and Sri Minakshi College formed the nucleus of this unitary and residential University. With its rural setting and progressive outlook, the seat of this seminary of higher education came to be called Annamalai nagar after its illustrious Founder.

Dr. Rajah Sir Annamalai Chettiar donated a fabulous sum of Rs.20 lakhs and 300 acres of land besides the buildings, hostels, library and playgrounds of Sri Minakshi College, thus paving the way for establishing, the University in 1929 and the Founder was gratefully honoured with the Pro-Chancellorship of the University. During his tenure of Pro-Chancellorship for a long period of two decades, he took great care of the University and paid devoted attention to its growth and development. Whoever was found an expert in a particular academic field was approached by the Founder and was brought to the University to head the various departments of study.

GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

The Founder’s eldest son, Dr. Rajah Sri Muthiah Chettiar adorned the Pro-Chancellor ship in 1948 after his father’s death. A multi-faceted personality of rare caliber, he strove with sustained vigour and zeal to lead the University into "fresh fields and pastures new." He gave new dimensions and direction to the functioning of the University. He evinced keen interest in broadening and direction to the functioning of the University. He evinced keen interest in broadening the frontiers of the functioning of the University. He evinced keen interest in broadening the frontiers of the University’s academic pursuits starting new departments of study, particularly in the domains of Agriculture, Engineering and Technology, Commerce, Business Administration and Medicine. The Distance Education wing of the University, his brain-child was established in 1979 and it renders yeoman service in the field of continuing education, y taking higher education to the doors of the needy.

CONSOLIDATION AND EXPANSION

Dr. M.A.M. Ramaswamy succeeded his father as Founder Pro-Chancellor of the University in 1984. True to the tradition of the Chettinad Family, the present Pro-Chancellor with the insight of an able entrepreneur, the organizational capability of an executive, the versatility of a venturesome industrialist, the qualities of leadership in organization and attention to the growth of this University. Under his able administration the University has grown rapidly and widely. Now it has 52 departments of study with more than 860 teaching staff and 1960 administrative staff. It has a student strength of 9000 pursuing different regular courses of study.

A galaxy of distinguished Vice-Chancellors-eminent men of standing and achievement, and invariably skilled speakers of English – have added charm and luster to the office of the Vice-Chancellor, these seventy years. The present Vice-Chancellor Dr.M.G.Muthukumarasamy, is a distinguished surgeon and an able administrator.

Today, the University occupies an extensive area of 1000 acres. Being a residential type institution, the get-together of staff and students remains an essential dimension. Nearly every department in the University conducts its own seminars and there are also interdisciplinary seminars. In these seminars, the scholars and teachers interact and explore their academic interests together contributing to the academic excellence. Since its establishment the University campus has been the venue of a number of important national conferences and seminars.

The Silver Jubilee (1954), the Golden Jubilee (1979) and the Diamond Jubilee (1989) celebrations were the three important milestones in the history of Annamalai University.

THE LIBRARY

The University Library, named after the eminent scholar-statesman and former Vice-Chancellor Sir C.P.Ramaswami Aiyar, is a key resource for students and staff. It has a collection of nearly 4.5 lakh volumes selected to support the various academic programmes of the University. The Library subscribes to about 800 current periodicals and newspapers and maintains substantial back files of these in bound volumes. Among the cherished treasures in the Library are rare manuscripts, first editions, earliest printed books and valuable treatises on art. With special assistance from the U.G.C. the library has undertaken modernization work. The current facilities available are Internet Connectivity and CD-NET Workstation. OPAC access will be available soon to the users. Local Area Networking is available and Campus Networking Process is in progress. E mail facilities are also available.

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION

The Publications Division of the University is one of the earliest, most popular, non-profitable publishers of scholarly books in India. Thanks to the benign wish of the Founder it came into being to popularize the ancient Tamil classics and other modern research findings. The Founder’s aim was to make available the classics in the language and other socially relevant research works at the lowest possible price. Accordingly, the books brought out by the Division are sold at an unbelievably low price.

The Division has published more than 550 titles on a wide range of subjects. Apart from books, it regularly publishes Humanities Journal, Science Journal, Engineering Journal, Indian Languages Journal and Agriculture Research Journal. Some of its prestigious publications have brought laurels to the University by winning awards and prizes.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OF THE UNIVERSITY

The University offers courses through Regular stream as well as Distance Education mode. Under regular stream the University offers both Under Graduate and Post-Graduate levels of education for Professional Studies and only Post-Graduate Education for Non-Professional studies. While selecting candidates for admission to non-professional courses generally the University adopts the examination marks as criteria for merit duly adopting the reservation policy of the Government of Tamil Nadu for SC/ST/MBC/BC etc, For professional Under-Graduate courses like Engineering, Medicine, Dentistry, Agriculture etc., the University conducts entrance examination adopted by the Government for such professional courses and selection of candidates is made on merit basis. The details regarding the various courses offered by the University under regular stream, intake, eligibility requirement, method of selection are given in the Appendix – 1

The following are the calendar of events : 

a)

b)

c)

d)

 e)

Academic Year

Date of Reopening

Date of closing for vocation

Examination Schedule

Schedule for Examination fee remittance

Odd Semester – I, III, V, VII First week of Oct.

Even Semester – II, IV, VI, VII – First week of March

f)

Schedule for Tuition fee remittance

July / December

g)

Publication of Results

  1. January / February – Odd Semesters

  2. June / July – Even Semesters

h)

Issue of mark list / Provisional Certificate

February / July

i)

Convocation

Normally in December / January

j)

Issue of Diplomas

After Convocation

Retotalling facilities are available in all the Faculties for Under – Graduates courses only.

Review facilities are entertained only in the final examination where there is single valuation under                certain condition.

The following are the list of Scholarships/Fellowships available for students and Research Scholars sanctioned by various Government Agencies as well as Non-Government Bodies.

 STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

  1. Government of India Adhi Dravida and Tribal Welfare Scholarship.

  2. Eligible community scholarship to SC/ST converts.

  3. Gandhi Memorial and adhoc merit to scholarship SC/ST.

    1. SC Merit Scholarship

    2. Prize money scholarship

  1. Bright students award to SC/ST.

  2. SC/ST Loan Scholarship.

  3. Kerala State Scholarship.

  4. National Merit Scholarship.

  5. Indian Council for Agriculture Research M.Sc. (Agri.) Scholarship.

  6. UGC P.G. Engineering Stipend (M.E. Students).

  7. UGC National Merit for students of CAS in Marine Biology.

  8. Scholarships from Private Funding Agencies.

  9. Government Scholarship to the Physically Handicapped.

  10. Ex-Servicemen Scholarship.

  11. Scholarship to the Sons & Daughters of the deceased Government Servants.

  12. Government of India Scholarship to the Children of Political Sufferers.

  13. Scholarship to Foreign Students awarded by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations.

  14. 92 TNER full fee concession granted to SC/ST students except to Self-Financing Courses.

RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS

  1. UGC National Merit Scholarship for CAS in Linguistics

  2. Annamalai University Research Fellowship

  3. University Grants Commission Scholarship in Humanities / Sciences to those who have qualified in the N.E.T. Examination conducted by the UGC/CSIR.

  4. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research fellowship.

  5. Indian Council for Agriculture Research fellowship.

  6. Indian Council for Medical Research Scholarship.

  7. University Grants Commission – Junior Research fellowship for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe.

  8. Indian Council for Social and Scientific Research Scholarship.

  9. Direct Award – SC/ST.

  10. Indian Council for Historical Research Fellowship.

The tuition fee and special fees payable by the students per annum for the various courses of study under regular stream is given in Appendix – II.

The Examination fee payable by the students for the various courses of study is given in Appendix – III.

THE HALLS OF RESIDENCE

A green and peaceful campus is the greatest asset for those who enter the portals of this University for the pursuit of higher studies. There are nine hostels for men students and one for women students. Together they can accommodate more than five thousand students under their sheltering wings.

PLACEMENT AND TRAINING CELL

With a view to preparing the students of Engineering and Technology for their profession and in particular to impart to them the right attitudes and specific skills, a Placement and Training cell has been established. The Cell advises students with regard to the choice of careers and higher studies. It helps students to undergo in-plant training during semester holidays and also finds suitable placement through campus interviews. It also conducts seminars and training courses periodically on Enter preneurial Development, Energy Conservation in Industries. Total Quality Management and ISO 9000 and Career guidance programme.

Placement Cell is working in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology. It caters to the needs of all the B.E. Degree courses namely Civil, Civil and Structural, Mechanical, Mechanical and Production, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Instrumentation, Computer Science, Chemical and B. Pharmacy. All the M.E. and M. Pharm courses also come under the purview of the Placement Cell.

In addition, depending upon the requirements, the students of courses like M.B.A., M.Sc., (Chemistry) and B.Sc. (Agri.) are also being helped by this Placement Cell.

NSS, NCC AND SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE

The 2,000 – strong NSS Unit, adjudged as one of the best in the country, has been serving the rural community by periodically organizing integrated rural welfare camps for health care. It has also been helping the community at large by arranging adult education, social welfare and agricultural development and environment enrichment programmes. Three units of the N.C.C. are functioning in the University with a total strength of about 400 cadets. The Social Service League is a voluntary organization functioning effectively since 1942. The dedicated student volunteers of the forum provide help in running two night schools meant specially for children from economically weaker sections living in the neighbourhood. They also involve themselves in campus environment enrichment programmes.

 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE BUREAU

The University Employment Information and Guidance Bureau gives information on various courses of study available in India and abroad. It collects and disseminates information on occupations. It gives vocational guidance to students individually and also in groups. It organises career talks and group discussions periodically.

RESEARCH DEGREES

    1. Regular M.Phil. degree courses are prefered on Arts and Science subjects, Indian Languages, Education, Business Administration and physical Education.

    2. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) research programmes are available in the Faculties of Arts, Science, Indian Languages, Engineering and Technology, Education, Fine Arts, Agriculture, Medicine and Dentistry.

    3. Facilities are also available for registering for the Degree of Doctor of Letters (D.Litt.) and Degree of Doctor of Science (D.Sc.)

COMMUNITY SERVICE

The 1050 bed teaching hospital with a built-in area of about 4,00,000 sq.ft. provides basic as well as specialized services to various sections of the community, the beneficiaries being mainly the rural poor. A spacious out-patient department complex with more than 60,000 sq.ft. receives abundant clinical materials from Chidambaram and neighboring rural areas of Cuddalore District as well as from the far-off places. This teaching hospital is equipped with all modern equipments. Special mention may be made regarding cardiac laboratory possessing colour Doppler Echocardiography and a treadmill costing Rs.47 lakhs and provision of CT scan unit costing Rs.150 lakhs

CENTRE FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND UPLIFT OF WEAKER SECTION

This Centre is undertaking various programmes to uplift the weaker sections of the society in close proximity. Such programmes include farmers clubs, training for non-farm sector, functional literacy programme, rendering assistance with the help of Panchayat Union, undertaking small construction, integrated pest-management, laying of roads in villages etc.

DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

The Directorate of Distance Education, was established in 1979, then known as the Directorate of Correspondence Courses and Continuing Education .The spectacular growth and achievements of this Directorate within a span of 18 years points to the meticulous planning and untiring work that have gone into it. Today, the Directorate of Distance Education offers 85 different courses of study under the regular stream and 21 courses under the Open University System. With a view to providing student-support services and improving the quality of distance education, the Directorate has started 12 Study Centers (administered by Liaison Officers) in major cities of India and towns of Tamil Nadu.

The following are the calendar of events in respect of courses offered under Directorate of Distance Education through Distance Mode.

  1. Courses Conducted

    2. Please see Appendix – iv

  2. Issue of Application

Open University System – April

 Regular – May

    3.     Admission

Regular: Under Distance Mode as per Eligibility.

Open University System: Admission to all courses will be confirmed only if the applicant passes the Entrance Test conducted at the e d of the Orientation Courses.

   4.    Examination

The University Examinations are held in the month of May for all the courses. Supplementary examinations for absentees and those who have failed in the previous examinations are held usually in December.

  1. Lessons

    2. The entire syllabus for each paper is divided into 20 or more lessons. Each lessons covers almost the same amount of subject normally taught in a week’s time in regular classes. Students are expected make their own arrangements for the purchase of text books recommended.

   6.    Personal Conduct Programmes

    B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., Personal Contact Programmes are arranged atleast twice a year in different centres in Tamil Nadu for the benefit of the students.

    B.B.A., Personal Contact Programmes are arranged for four days at a time atleast twice in a year. Attendance at one of the contact programme classes in full is compulsory.

    B.A., Psychology – III Year: The Personal Contact Programme Theory and Practicals) will be held only at Annamalainagar for ten days.

    Foundation I &II Year: Personal Contact Programme classes will be arranged by the Directorate at Annamalai nagar during week-ends involving selected teachers from the University and recognized Hr. Sec. Schools.

    B.L.I.S & M.L.I.S. The Theory and Practical Contact Programme classes will be arranged for the benefit of the students for twenty one days conveniently spread over the academic year at the DDE, Annamalainagar. Depending upon the concentration of students, the Contact classes will be conducted in other centres also. This programmes is meant for class room lectures on important topics and orientation to do the practicals.

    Master of Law: Contact Programmes are Integral part of the courses. There shall be two contact programmes in the I and II year and only one in the III year of the course. Each contact programme will be of four days duration in the I and II year and of only two days in the III Year. Attendance is compulsory at the first Contact Programme of the II year. The Contact programmes of the III year are compulsory.

    M.Ed.: There shall be two Personal Contact Programmes. The first programmes will be of eight days duration and the second programme of seven days duration and Attendance at these Personal Contact Programmes is compulsory.

    M.A., M.Sc., & M.Com.: Personal Conduct Programmes are arranged twice a year at selected centres depending on the strength of students.

    M.A. Psychology: The Contact Programmes (Theory, Practicals) will be held only at Annamalainagar for ten days. Attendance in the Contact Programme is Compulsory.

    Diploma and P.G. Diploma Courses: Contact Programmes are arranged twice a year in difference centres for the benefit of the students of these courses. Attendance at one of the contact programmes is compulsory. Class are held for 5 days.

    Note: Generally these Personal Contact Programmes are arranged as to be held on Saturdays, Sundays and Public holidays. Compulsory PCPs Attendance Certificates attached (xerox) along with examination application form. If they are not attached the candidate concerned shall not be permitted to write the examinations.

    7.    No. of Students Admitted 1997 -98

    8.    Regular Open University System

          Male - 33639 19195

          Female - 29923 8437

          SC/ST Male - 3487 2111

          SC/ST Female - 2515 978

          BC/MBC Male - 21218 11997

          BC/MBC Female - 20308 5339

The tuition fee and special fee payable by the students for the various courses of study under Distance Education mode is given in Appendix – V.

The Examination fees payable by the students for the various courses of study in given in Appendix –VI

STUDENTS REDRESSAL CELL

A Cell is functioning in the Directorate of Distance Education to redress the grievances of the students.

Appendix - 1

Statement indicating the various courses offered by the Annamalai University under regular stream, intake, eligibility requirement and method of selection.

Sl.No.

Name of the Course and eligibility

Intake

Mode of Selection

1

2

3

4

1.

M.A. Philosophy (2 years)

A Pass in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com degree with 40% of marks in Part III

30

Spot Admission

2.

M.A. Applied Psychology

(2 years)

A Pass in B.A. degree with 40% of marks in Part III/B.Sc. degree with 45% of marks

35

3.

M.A. History (2 years)

45% of marks in Part III with B.A. Degree

60

4.

M.A. Political Science

(2 years)

A Pass in B.A./B.Sc. degree with 40% of marks in Part III

60

5.

 M.A. Economics (2 years)

A pass in B.A. (Eco)/B.Sc. (Maths)/Stat./B.Com./BBA

60

6.

M.A. Applied Economics

(2 years)

A pass in B.A. (Eco)/B.Sc. (Maths.)/Stat./B.Com./BBA

30

7.

M.A. English (2 years)

A pass in B.A/B.Sc./B.O.L. with not less than 40% of marks in Part II

60

8.

M.A. American Studies

(2 Years)

A pass in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./ BBA/B.A. Corporate Secretaryship with 40% of marks in Part III

05

9.

M.A. Tamil (2 years)

A pass in B.O.L./B.Lit./ B.A. Tamil with not less than 40% of marks in Part III

30

10.

M.A. Sanskrit (2 years)

A pass in B.A./B.Sc. degree with not less than 45% of marks in Part III

05

11.

M.A. Linguistics (2 years)

A pass in B.A./B.Sc./B.O.L degree with 40% of marks in any one for Parts

25

12.

M.A. Translation Studies

(2 years)

A pass in B.A./B.Sc./B.O.L. degree with 40% of marks in any one of Parts

 

13.

M.A. Sociology (2 years)

A pass in B.A./ B.Sc./B.Com./ BBA. Degree with not less than 40% of marks in Part III

60

14.

M.A  Developement Studies (2 years)

A pass in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./ BBA. Degree with not less than 40% of marks in Part III

60

15

M.A. Population Studies (2 years)

A pass in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./ degree with not less than 40% of marks in Part III

30

16.

M.A. Hindi Translation

(2 years)

A pass in B.A./B.Sc./ degree with Hindi under Part I or III

05

17.

M.A. Gandhian Studies

(2 years)

A pass in B.A./ B.Sc./B.Com. Degree

20

18.

M.Com. (120 + 60) (2 years)

EM TM

A pass in B.Com/ BBA/B.A. Corporate Secretaryship, BBM/B.A. Co-operation/ B.A. (Bank Management)/ MBA with not less than 40% of marks in Main Subject.

180

19.

Master of Business Studies

(2 years)

A pass in B.Com./BBA/B.A. Corporate Secretaryship, BBA/B.A. (Bank Management)/MBA with not less than 50% of marks in the aggregate in Main Subject

20

20.

Master of Financial Services (2 years)

Graduation in any discipline with not less than 40% of marks in the aggregate in main subject

15

21.

Master of Library & Information Science (1 year)

A pass in B.L.S./B.L.I.S./ with I Class of Annamalai University or any other University accepted by the Syndicate as equivalent
there to

10

22.

Bachelor of Library & Information Science (1 year)

A pass in any Degree in this University or an examination of any other University accepted by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto

40

23.

Master of Music (2 years)

Branch: Vocal, Veena, Violin & Mirthangam

A pass in B Music degree of Annamalai University or any other University accepted by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto

20

Interview

24.

Bachelor of Music (3 years)

A pass in H.Sc., with Music as an optional subject or an examination recognised as equivalent thereto

20

25.

Title of Isaikalaimani(4 years)

Branch: Vocal, Veena, Violin, Miruthangam Nadaswaram, Thavil & Thevaram

A Certificate for having passed the VIII Std. At a school recognised by the Director of School Education, Madras or any other examination equivalent thereto or shall have passed a written Test in Tamil Composition of VIII Std. Conducted by the University by securing not less than 35% marks

Age as on 1st July 14 years and not over 30 years.

Candidates should have some basic knowledge in Varnam, Kirthanam, Kalpanswaram.

50

26.

Title of Natiyakalaimani

(4 years)

Title of Thevaram Isaikalaimani (4 years)

Same as per Sl. No. 25

10

27.

Teachers Training Certificate in Indian Music (1 year)

A pass in the Diploma/Title course in Music/Dance of this University or any other University accepted by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto (or) Passed Higher Grade in Music/Dance conducted by the Government of Tamil Nadu

25

28.

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA COURSE

P.G. Diploma in Tourism

(1 year)

A pass in any Bachelor degree of this University or any other University accepted by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto

07

Spot Admission

29.

P.G. Human Rights & Place

(1 year)

A pass in any Bachelor degree of this University or any other University accepted by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto

05

30.

M.B.A (2 years)

Graduate in any discipline

60

i.Qualifying exams

will carry 250 marks

ii. Entrance Test 200 marks

iii. Interview 50 marks

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500

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31.

M.Sc. Mathematics with Computer Application

(2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree examination with not less than 55% of marks under Part III with the respective subject as main

60

 

 

Qualifying Exams Interview Total

200 + 30 230

32.

M.Sc. Physics (2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree exam. With not less than 60% of marks under Part III with physics as main

76

33.

M.Sc. Chemistry (2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree exam. With Chemistry as main & Maths/Physics as one of the ancillaries with not less than 60% of marks in part III

60

34.

M.Sc. Bio-Chemistry

(2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree exam. With the following major & ancillaries with not less than 60% of marks in Part III

Major 1. Bio-Chemistry

2. Chemistry

Ancillary: Any one of the following Physics, Bio-Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, Nutrition, Mathematics,

Bio-Chemistry, Chemistry

24

35.

M.Sc. Statistics (2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. Statistics Degree exam. Or a pass in B.Sc. Maths/Comp. Science degree with at least one Paper in Statistics.

50

36.

M.Sc. Marine Biology & Oceanography (2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree exam. With Zoology as the main subject with not less than 55% of marks in Part III

25

37.

M.Sc. Coastal Aquaculture

(2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree exam. With Zoology as the main subject or B.F.Sc. exam of an Agri. University with not less than 60% of marks in Part III

20

38.

M.Sc. Botany (2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree exam. With not less than 55% of marks under Part III with the respective subject as Main

60

39.

M.Sc. Zoology (2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree exam. With not less than 55% of marks under part III with the respective subject as main

60

40.

M.Sc. Applied Geology

(2 years)

A pass in the B.Sc. degree exam. With Geology as the main subject and not less than 50% of marks in Part III

39

41.

B.Ed. (1 year)

  1. A pass in the B.A./B.Sc. degree exam with not less than 50% of marks in Part III (including ancillary) in one of the following subject: History, Geology, Pol Sci., English, Tamil, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology or Computer Science.

  2. A pass with not less than 50% of marks in P.G. degree exam in any one of the following subjects: psychology, Economics & Commerce.

300

Under Merit

42.

M.Ed. (1 year)

A pass in B.Ed. degree exam or M.H.Ed. degree exam of this University or a degree exam. In education of any other University recognised as equivalent thereto.

20

Under Merit

43.

B.P.E.S. (3 years) Men - 40

Women- 20

A pass in H.Sc. (10+2) name or any other equivalent recognised by the University

Age should not have completed 20 years as on July of the year of admission

60

Admission test & Interview 100

Physical Fitness 40 Written Test 20 Games & Sports 40

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200

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44.

M.P.E.S. (2 years) Men – 35

Women– 15

A pass in B.P.Ed. B.P.E.S. B.Sc. Physical Education of this University or any other University recognised as equivalent thereto.

Age: Should not have completed 25 years as on 1st July of the year of admission 

50

Admission test & Interview 100 Physical Fitness 40 Written Test 20 Games & Sports 40

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200

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45.

B.E. / B.E. (Chem.) (4 years)

Branch: Civil Engg.

Structural Engg.

Mechanical Engg.

Production Engg.

Electrical &

Electronics Engg.

Electronics

Instrumentation Engg.

Computer Science &

Engg.

Chemical Engineering.

  1. A pass in H.Sc. with Mathematics Physics and Chemistry (OR)

  2. A pass in H.Sc. (Vocational Stream) with Mathematics/Physics and related vocational subjects (OR)

  3. Diploma in any one of the courses viz., Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics Chemical and Computer Science and Engineering (OR)

  4. Any other equivalent Examination approved by the Annual University Other than SC/ST: Age should not have completed 21 years as on 1st July of the year of admission There is no age limit for SC/ST candidates.

  1. REQUIRED MINIMUM MARKS ACADEMIC STREAM

    2.

    Subject or Community

    Group of OC BC MBC SC/

    Subjects /DC ST

    Mathematics 60 60 55 40

    Physics &

    Chemistry

    (put together) 60 60 55 40

    Aggregate

    Marks out

    Of 200 140 130 120 80

  2. REQUIRED MINIMUM MARKS VOCATIONAL

    3. STREAM

    Subject or Community

    Group of OC BC MBC SC/

    Subjects /DC ST

    Mathematics 60 60 55 40

    /Physics

    Vocational

    Subjects

    (including theory I

    practicals

    put together) 60 60 55 40

    Aggregate Marks out

    Of 200 140 130 120 80

517

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Candidates will be selected based on their performance in the qualifying exam and the Entrance Examination.

 

 

Qualifying examination : 200 Entrance examination :100

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Total 300

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  • ELIGIBILITY FOR DIPLOMA HOLDERS

    • A minimum average of 60% of marks in each subject of the last two semesters (i.e., 5th and 6th) and an aggregate of 70% marks put together in the last two semesters.

 

 

46.

M.E./M.E. (Chemical)

(1 1/2 years)

A pass in B.E./B.E. (Chem.) of the respective discipline

10

Entrance & Interview conducted by the respective departments.

47.

M.C.A. (3 years)

  1. Should have 3 year Bachelors degree after +2 in any one of the following disciplines of any recognised University or equivalent thereof

(i) Mathematics, (ii) Physics with Maths, (iii) Statistics, (iv) Applied Science/ Computer Technology,

(v) Commerce, (vi) Business Administration or Business Management, (vii) Computer Science, (viii) Chemistry with Maths, (ix) Electronics.

b) Passed the qualifying examination in I class with atleast 60% of marks in

Part III

For SC/ST should have passed the qualifying exams.

30

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Qualifying Examination 50

Entrance Examination 25

Interview 25

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Total 100

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48.

B.Sc. (Agrl.) (4 years)

B.Sc. (Horticulture) (4 years)

1. A pass in H.Sc.(Academic) with Biology or Botany and Zoology, Physics and Chemistry (OR)

2. A pass in H.Sc. (Vocational stream) with Biology and related vocational subject (OR)

  1. Any other equivalent examination approved by the Annamalai University

  1. REQUIRED MINIMUM MARKS ACADEMIC STREAM

    2. Subject or Community

    Group of MBC SC/

    Subjects OC BC /DC ST

    Biology (or)

    Botany &Zoology

    (put together) 60 60 55 40

    Physics 60 60 55 40

    Chemistry

    (put together) 60 60 55 40

    Aggregate

    Marks out

    Of 200 140 130 120 80

  2. REQUIRED MINIMUM MARKS VOCATIONAL STREAM

    3.

Subject or Community

Group of MBC SC/

Subjects OC BC /DC ST

Biology 60 60 55 40

Vocational Subjects

(including theory &

Practicals

Put toGether) 60 60 55 40

Aggregate Mark out

Of 200 140 130 120 80

99

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Candidates will be selected based on their performance in their qualifying examination and the Entrance Examination

Qualifying Examination 200 Entrance Examination 100

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 Total 300

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49.

M.Sc. (Agriculture) (2 years)

  1. Agricultural Economics

  2. Agricultural Entomology

  3. Agricultural Extension

  4. Agricultural Microbiology

  5. Agronomy

  6. Genetics & Plant Breeding

  7. Horticulture

  8. Plant Pathology

  9. Soil Science & Agricultural Chemistry

Candidates with a Bachelors degree in Agriculture/Horticulture/ Forestry/ Agricultural Engineering/ Fisheries/ Veterinary Science from a University are eligible to apply for the various Master’s degree programmes of this University.

Candidates who have indergone the course under conventional system should posses a second class Bachelor’s degree. The candidates who have undergone the course under trimester/ semester system should possess on OGPA of 2.75 out of 4.00 and 3.00 out of 4.00 in the concerned subject or 6.75 out of 10.00 and 7.00 out of 10.00 in the concerned subject for various Mater’s degree programmes of Annamalai University. However this will not apply to SC/ST for whom a pass is enough.

20

Entrance Test and Interview conducted by the respective department

50.

M.B.B.S. (5 1/2 years including Internship)

  1. Any candidate who is a citizen of India with the following Academic qualification can apply.

  2. A pass in H.Sc. Examination with Biology or Botany and Zoology, Physics and Chemistry or an equivalent examination

Age: Should have completed 17 years as on 31st December of the year of admission.

REQUIRED MINIMUM MARKS:

Subject or Community

Group of MBC SC/

Subjects OC BC /DC ST

Biology(or)Botany &

Zoology

(put together) 60 60 55 40

Physics 60 60 55 40

Chemistry60 60 55 40

Aggregate

Marks out

Of 200 140 130 120 80

125

 

 

Candidates will be selected based on their performance in their qualifying exam and the Entrance Exam and Interview

Qualifying Examination 200

Entrance Examination 100

Interview 30

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Total 330

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51.

B.D.S (5 Years including internship)

  1. Any candidate who is a citizen of India with the following Academic qualification can apply.

  2. A pass in H.Sc. Examination with Biology and Botany and Zoology, Physics and Chemistry or an equivalent examination

Age: Should have completed 17 years as on 31st December of the year of admission.

REQUIRED MINIMUM MARKS:

Subject or Community

Group of MBC SC/

Subjects OC BC /DC ST

Biology(or)Botany &

Zoology

(put together) 60 60 55 40

Physics 60 60 55 40

Chemistry60 60 55 40

Aggregate

Marks out

Of 200 140 130 120 80

60

 

Candidates will be selected based on their performance in their qualifying exam and the Entrance Exam and Interview

Qualifying Examination 200

Entrance Examination 100

Interview 30

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 Total 330

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52.

B.P.T. (3 ½ years including internship)

  1. An aggregate of 50% of marks in the Science subjects Biology or Botany and Zoology Physics and Chemistry Examinations of H.Sc. (OR) any examination accepted by Annamalai University, as its equivalent.

  2. For candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe, an aggregate of 40% of Physics and Chemistry examination of H.Sc.

Age: Should have completed 17 years as on 31st marks in the science subjects Biology or Botany and Zoology, December of the year of admission.

30

 

 

Candidates will be selected based on their performance in their qualifying exam and the Entrance Exam and Interview

53.

B.O.T. (3 ½ years including internship)

  1. An aggregate of 50% of marks in the Science subjects Biology or Botany and Zoology, Physics and Chemistry Examinations of H.Sc. (OR) any examination accepted by Annamalai University, as its equivalent.

  2. For candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe, an aggregate of 40% of Physics and Chemistry examination of H.Sc.

Age: Should have completed 17 years as on 31st marks in the science subjects Biology or Botany and Zoology, December of the year of admission.

20

 

 

Candidates will be selected based on their performance in their qualifying exam and the Entrance Exam and Interview

54.

B.Sc. (Nursing) 4 years

Unmarried Female candidates only are eligible to apply.

Subject Minimum

Or group Marks

Of sub Community required

projects

Biology or

Botany & OC/BC/

Zoology MBC/DC 50

(put together)

Physics " 50

Chemistry " 50

English " 50

Aggregate

Marks out of

300 (A+B+C) 165

Age should have completed 17 years as on 31st December and should not be over 21 years at the year of admission.

30

 

Candidates will be selected based on their performance in the qualifying exam, the Entrance Exam and Interview.

55.

B. Pharm (4 years)

  1. A pass in H.Sc. examination or an equivalent examination with a minimum aggregate of 50% of marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Botany and Zoology, Mathematics. For SC/ST candidates the minimum qualification is a pass in the above subjects.

  2. A pass in Diploma in Pharmacy Course as per new educational regulations of Pharmacy Council of India.

  3. A pass in B.Sc. degree in one attempt with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, Biology subjects either at the Plus Two level or at the graduate level.

Age: Should have completed 17 years as on 31st December of the year of admission.

60