ELTHURUTH, THRISSUR - 680611

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St. Aloysius College

ST. ALOYSIUS COLLEGE

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THE EMBLEM OF THE COLLEGEThe three-lettered regalia of S.A.C (St. Aloysius College) in blend is placed atthe foot of the emblem and is crowned by the college motto Lift Up YourHearts. In the centre of the emblem is a lamp whose flame is set in a circle.The encircled flame is contoured by the three sides of a triangle pointing tothe mystery of the Holy Trinity. The ineffable ardour of the flame is the heart ofthe triangle. The triangle is flanked by a lily in blossom on its left and by a riceplant slightly bent by the load of sheaves on the right. While the lily invitesemulation by the virtue of its purest gaze, the sheaves beckon one to bearfruits that shall last. Thus the uplifted heart that stands for the spirit of thecollege looks up to the flame, the lily and the sheaves, as it steers its coursethrough the shoals and eddies of time.

OUR MOTTO - LIFT UP YOUR HEARTSThe motto “Lift up Your Hearts” is built on an analogous phrase in the Bible,“lift up the soul” (Psalm 25:1). The words ‘lift’ and ‘heart’ unfold the concept ofthe motto. The action of lifting up involves deep, personal, firm and undividedattention of the individual. Heart functions in all dimensions of humanexistence. The objects of the heart focus on wisdom, love andfaithfulness. Thus the directive, “lift up your hearts”, denotes a deliberate act,which demands true discipline (tapas) and concentration (ekagratha). Thisact of lifting up one’s heart culminates in success, peace and joy in life.



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Walking in the rainWalking in the sunThe Aloysian lampIs sure to glow.

Welcomed by the showerOf golden cassiasNurtured by the breezeFrom God’s own kolelands

The Aloysian lampIs kindled in our heartsLifting them upTo the azure sky

Leaving us freeWith steady soft lightDriving away darknessWith knowledge right

Walking in the rainWalking in the sunThe Aloysian lampIs sure to glow.

College Anthem



CONTENTS Page

I. INTRODUCTION 8Vision 9Mission 9Value Framework 9Administration 10Governing Body 10Officers for Information 11College Council 11Internal Quality Assurance Cell 12Office Bearers 12Library Advisory Committee 15Research Advisory Committee 15Administrative Staff 16Clubs and Associations 17

I I . DEPARTMENTS AND PROGRAMMES 19Courses at a Glance 19Departments 22Chemistry 22Management 23Commerce 23Economics 25English 26Multi Media 28Mathematics 28Physics 29Zoology 30Botany 31Hindi 32Malayalam 32History 33



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Political Science 33Psychology 33Statistics 34Physical Education 34B.Voc Degree Courses 35

I I I . FACILITIES 36Library and Reading Room 36Women’s Hostel 38Travel Facilities 38Tutor and Mentor System 39Placement Cell 39Stationery outlet 39Walk with a Scholar Initiative 40Scholar Support Programme 40ASAP 40Students Developments Programs 41Student Support 41

IV. ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS 42Library Club 42Subject Associations 42Fine Arts 42Christals 43Women’s Club 43Quiz Club 43Mazhavillu (Nature Club) 44E.D. & E.T. Club 44Tourism Club 44Music, Literary & Film Club 44Health Club 45Drama & Dance Club 45



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St. Aloysius FM 45Equal Opportunity Cell 45N.C.C. (Boy’s Division & Girl’s Wing) 45National Service Scheme (N.S.S.) 46Red Ribbon & Lahari Virudha Club 46Alumni Association 46Parent Teacher Association 47Medical Aid Fund 47Golden Jubilee Skill Development Programme for Girls 47Incubation Centre 47

V. GENERAL REGULATIONS 48Collection of Fees 48Certificates 49Eligibility for Fee Concession &Govt/University Scholarships 50Attendance and Promotion 51General Behaviour and Discipline 53Guidelines for the working of the College Union 57Guidelines for Annual College Magazine 60

VI. AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS 63

VII. THE COLLEGE THROUGH THE ANNALS 68

VII. FORMER PRINCIPALS 72

IX. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 73

X. CELL PHONE & E MAIL DIRECTORY 81

XI. CALENDAR 85



I – INTRODUCTION

St . Aloys ius Co l l ege , El thuruthSt . Aloys ius Co l l ege , El thuruthSt . Aloys ius Co l l ege , El thuruthSt . Aloys ius Co l l ege , El thuruthSt . Aloys ius Co l l ege , El thuruthSt. Aloysius College, Elthuruth, is a first grade college affiliated to the Universityof Calicut. It is run by Fathers who belong to the congregation of Carmelites ofMary Immaculate (CMI) founded by the Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara. TheCMI community of Fathers and Brothers work in various educational institutionsand social centres throughout the country and abroad.

St. Aloysius College, Elthuruth, is administered by St. Mary’s Monastery, aHouse under the Devamatha Province of the congregation. The otherinstitutions in the same campus and under the administration of the Monasteryare St. Aloysius L.P., U.P., High School, Higher Secondary School, St. AloysiusBoarding House, St. Berchmans’ Minor Seminary and St.Mary’s Parish Church.

The College was sanctioned by the Government of Kerala as per order G.O.Ms 40/69/Edn. dt.21.1.69 and was given provisional affiliation to the KeralaUniversity on 27 June 1968. Permanent affiliation was accorded to the Collegeby the University of Calicut on 15 March 1971. In July 1978 the College wasupgraded with B.A. Economics. The college obtained U.G.C. affiliation[GO No. F.8 – 10/84 (CP)] in April 1984. To cater to the increasing accademicdemand, joing hands with government initiatives, the college started selffinancing programmes from 2004. The College completed fifty years of itsservice to the academic fraternity in 2018.

Today St.Aloysius College is an Institution of higher education under theUniversity of Calicut with sixteen undergraduate courses (Chemistry,Commerce-Banking,Commerce-Co operation,Commerce-Computer,Commerce-Finance,BBA-Finance, BBA HRM, BA Multi Media, Economics,English, Mathematics, Physics,Psychology, Zoology,B Voc Gemmology andB Voc Jewellery Designing) and eight post-graduate courses (Chemistry,Commerce, Economics, English, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics andZoology). Further, the College offers a doctoral programme through itsResearch Centre in English.



VISIONSt. Aloysius College, Elthuruth is guided by the vision and mission of SaintKuriakose Elias Chavara. We emphasise value based, life-oriented educationand nurture authentic individuals in a culture of solidarity. Here the educatorsand the learners join hands in moulding intellectually competent, ethicallymotivated, socially committed and spiritually inspired individuals capable ofbuilding a more humane social order within the context of religious pluralismand cultural diversity.

MISSIONTo accept and cherish students as they are and instil in them commitmentto values, enabling them to grow in the diversity of our cultural, social andreligious traditions.To stimulate academic competency for the promotion of qualitativeteaching-learning and research experience in the College.To encourage self-evaluation and accountability in all matters concerningthe objectives of higher education.To promote holistic development of individuals through co-curricularactivities in the campus and collaborative programmes with otherinstitutions.To provide all possible student support to make easy progression to higherstudies and useful employment.

VALUE FRAMEWORKTo promote the following core values among the faculty and students.

Global CompetenciesSound Ethical AptitudeIncessant Quest for ExcellenceRegional / National ProgressHolistic Development



ADMINISTRATIONManager : Rev. Fr. Jose Payyappilly CMIPrincipal : Rev. Fr. Dr. Babu K.T. CMISuperintendent : Mr. M.T. JoyBursar : Rev. Fr. Anthony Perinchery CMIDirector (Self financing Programme) : Dr. Pauly K.V.

GOVERNING BODY1. Chairman : Rev. Fr. Walter Thelappilly CMI

Provincial, Devamatha Province2. Manager : Rev. Fr. Jose Payyappilly CMI

3. Principal : Rev. Fr. Dr. Babu K.T. CMI4. Bursar : Rev. Fr. Antony Perinchery CMI5. Minority Community

Representative : Adv. Mathew George Chalisserry6. Management Nominees : Mr. Mathew P. J., IAAS (Alumni)

Dr. Krishnan Nair P.V.(Former Secretary, SahithyaAcademy)

7. Management : Rev. Fr. Thomas C.T. CMIRepresentatives (Former Principal)

Rev. Fr. Dr. Jolly Maliekkal CMIVice Principal Christ College (Alumni)

Rev. Fr. Dr. Shaju Edamana CMI,(Secretary, CMI Education Department)

Rev. Fr. Dr. Sunil Jose CMI (Faculty)



COLLEGE COUNCIL1. Rev. Dr. Fr. Babu K.T. CMI Principal2. Dr. Thomas John C HOD, P.G. and Research Dept. of English3. Ms. Rajitha A.G. HOD, P.G. Dept. of Commerce4. Dr. Leema T.G. HOD, P.G. Dept.. of Economics5. Dr. Jeeja Tharakan HOD, P.G. Dept.. of Zoology6. Dr. K.K.James HOD, P.G. Dept. of Physics7. Mr. Jaison Jacob HOD, P.G.Dept. of Mathematics8. Dr. Bolie Therattil HOD, P.G.Department of Chemistry9. Mr. Lyoid Christopher K. Physical Education10. Mr. Raveesh R. Varrier Secretary11. Ms. Jessy John Elected member12. Ms. Vineetha Davies Librarian13. Mr. M.T.Joy Office Superintendent

8. Management Nominees : Prof. Sivaraman (Rtd. Senior Faculty): Mr. Alex K. J. (Engineer)

9. Teaching FacultyRepresentative : Dr. Betsy Paul C.

10. Non-Teaching StaffRepresentative : Mr. Sabu A.L.

11. Student Representative : College Union Chairman

OFFICERS FOR INFORMATION1. Appellate Authority : Rev. Fr. Dr. Babu K.T. CMI

Principal2. Public Information Officer : Mr. M.T. Joy

Superintendent3. Asst. Public Information Officer : Mr. Sabu C.L.

Head Accountant



INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELLThe IQAC of the college, established on 20th October 2004 in pursuance ofthe directive of the NAAC as a post accreditation quality sustenance activity,has clear vision and mission statements, and works as an instrument forTotal Quality Management. It liaisons with the various departments andthe stake holders in the enhancement and sustenance of the quality of theinstitutional process, and arranges periodic setting up of quality benchmarksfor the institution in its quest for excellence. It evaluates, refines, redefines,co-ordinates and audits the internal quality assurance mechanism of thecollege. It generates, promotes, implements and works towards improvinginnovations in curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular activities. Itarranges for regular interaction with the NAAC, and the timely preparationand submission of such reports as the AQAR. Presently Mr. Melvin LukeGeorge is the IQAC co-ordinator.

OFFICE BEARERS: 2019-201. Representatives to the : Dr. Betsy Paul C., Mr. Sabu A.L.

Managing Board2. Representatives to the : Mr. Raveesh Varrier, Ms. Jessy John

College Council3. Staff Advisor : Dr. Libison K.B.4. Counselling Centre : Rev. Fr. Lijoy E.J., Mr. Melvin Luke

George, Ms.Leeba Raj E.B.,Ms. Priya Antony, Rev. Fr. Antony .P.V.,Ms. Jessy John

5. Returning Officers : Mr. Jins Varkey, Dr. Shelly Johny6. Examinations : Dr. Sinto Jacob, Mr. Praveen P.M.,

Ms. Philo Johnson, Ms. Nanet Joy,Ms. Silpa Joshy C.

7. Nominees to P.T.A : Dr. Shelly Johny, Ms. Sunantha K.K.,Ms. Vineetha Davies V.

8. Travel Facility : Mr. Jaison Jacob, Ms. Jessy John,Co-ordinators Mr. Suneesh A.P.



9. General Discipline : Dr. Jeeja Tharakan, Dr. Pius T.K.,Dr. Pauly K.V.,Dr. K.K. James, Dr. Bolie TherattilMr. A.S.Raffy, Ms. Nanet Joy

10. Anti-Ragging Cell : Dr. Dias E.D., Ms. Fiji Raphael,Dr. Betsy Paul C., Ms. Sindhu V.,Mr. P. Venugopal, Ms. Smitha Samu

11. Minority Cell : Rev.Fr. Antony P.V, Ms. Nanet Joy12. Grievance Redressal : Mr. Jaison Jacob, Dr. Shelly Johnny,

Cell for students Dr. Sinto Jacob, Dr. Pius T.K.,Ms. Reshma K. Jose, Ms. Reshma K.

13. Grievance Redressal : Dr. Jeeja Tharakan, Ms. Philo Johnson,Cell for Staff Dr. Shelly Johny

14. Redressal Cell-Harassment : Dr. BolieTherattil, Dr. Betsy Paul. Cagainst Women Ms. Divya Davies

15. N.S.S : Dr. Raina Jose, Mr. Jain J. Therattil16. N.C.C Boys : Mr. Jaison Jacob

Girls : Ms. Rajitha A.G.17. Christals & Value Education : Rev. Fr. Lijoy E.J., Mr. Melvin Luke George,

Rev. Fr. Dr. Sunil Jose,Ms. Jessy John, Mr. Jaison Jacob,Ms. Priya Antony, Mr. Jain J. Therattil,Ms. Rosemary George P.

18. Grievance Redressal : Dr. Dias E.D., Dr. Pius T.K.,Comm. for Internal Exam. Mr. Jain J.Therattil, Ms. Nanet Joy

19. St. Aloysius Alumni Association: Dr. Libison K.B., Rev. Fr. Antony .P.V,Mr. Jain J. Therattil, Dr. Raina Jose,Ms. Susan Joshi

20. General Time Table : Dr. Dias E.D., Ms. Nanet Joy21. Stationery Outlet : Dr. Libison K.B., Fr. Antony P.V.22. Medical Aid Fund : Ms. Rajitha A.G., Dr. Jeeja Tharakan,

Dr. C.P. Raju, Ms. Reshma K.23. Health Care : Ms. Reshma Jose, Ms. Priya Antony



24. Placement and Career : Mr. P.Venugopal, Dr. Shelly Johny,Guidance Cell Mr. Melvin Luke George, Dr. Libison K.B.,

Mr. Abhilash Govindan, Mr. Praveen P.M25. Skill Development Program : Dr. Raina Jose, Mr. Jain J. Therattil,

for girls Mr. Geons Jose,26. Incubation Center : Ms. Reshma K., Dr.Bolie Therattil,

Ms. Cecilia George, Mr. Cleetus Johnson,Mr. Helna Paul, Dr.Sinto Jacob

27. IPR (Intellectual Property : Ms. Vineetha Davies, Dr.Shelly Johny,Rights) Cell Mr. Jins Varkey

28. Equal Opportunity Cell : Ms. Susan Joshi, Ms. Rajitha A.G.,Ms. Syna P.

29. Publicity and Public Relations : Dr. Thomas John C., Dr. Pauly K.V.,Mr. P. Venugopal, Mr. Geons Jose

30. Scholarship Fund : Dr. Cyril George, Dr. Pauly K.V.,Ms. Nanet Joy, Ms. Umadevi P.,Mr. Sabu A.L

31. Administrative Staff Secretary : Ms. Vineetha Davis V.32. Teaching Staff Secretaries : Mr. Raveesh Varrier, Ms. Reshma

K.Jose, Ms. Philo Johnson33. Staff Editor : Ms. Susan Joshi34. Web Team & Documentation : Mr. Jins Varkey, Rev. Fr. Antony P.V,

Ms. Vineetha Davies, Mr. Daison K. David35. Campus Newsletter : Mr. Geons Jose, Ms. Nima A.M.,

Ms. Thayyiba K M, Mr. Jaison Jose36. Canteen Quality monitoring : Dr. Cyril George, Ms. Reshma K. Jose,

Committee Ms. Fiji Raphael, Mr. Suneesh A.P.37. College Handbook : Ms. Reshma K., Ms. Shine Santhosh

Revising Committee38. Public Information Officers : Mr. Joy M.T.39. B. Voc.Nodal Officer : Dr. BolieTherattil40. ASAP Coordinators : Mr. Praveen P M, Mr. Daison K. David41. NIRF, AISHE, RUSA- : Mr. Raveesh R.Varrier, Dr. Sinto Jacob,

Coordinator Mr. Arun V.



42. SC/ST & OBC Cell : Ms. Sunantha K.K., Mr. Stivin T.S.,Dr. Shelly Johny

43. Self Financing Programes : Dr. Pauly K.V.Director

44. St.Aloysius FM Radio Team : Mr. Jins Varkey, Ms. Athira P. Sajeesh,Ms. Atheetha K. Unni

45. Language Lab : Dr. Pius T.K., Dr. Betsy Paul C.46. PF Nodal Officer : Ms. Jessy John47. Admission Nodal Office : Dr. K.K. James

The Library Advisory Committee with the Principal as Chairman, Librarian asSecretary, five Department Heads and a student representative as nominatedmembers function to safeguard the interests of all sections of library users, forformation of policies, rules & regulations and implementing the same in ajudicious manner ensuring smooth functioning of the library.Library Advisory Committee MembersDr.Fr.Babu K.T – Chairman (Principal )Ms.Vineetha Davies.V – Secretary ( Librarian)Ms.Rejitha – HoD CommerceDr.Leema T.G – HoD EconomicsDr.K.K.James – HoD PhysicsDr.Thomas John – HoD EnglishMr.Jaison Jacob – HoD MathematicsMs. Anitta - Student Representative

LIBRARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

1.Dr. (Fr.) Babu K.T.Chairman (RAC) ,Principal & Research Guide,St. Aloysius College, Elthuruth.

2. Dr. Janaky Sreedharan(Subject Expert)Associate Professor and Head

RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEEDepartment of EnglishUniversity of Calicut

3. Dr. C.S. Biju ( Subject Expert)Associate ProfessorDepartment of EnglishSt. Thomas College, Thrissur.



4. Dr. Thomas JohnAssociate Professor and HeadDepartment of EnglishSt. Aloysius College, Elthuruth.

5. Dr. Betsy PaulAssociate Professor &Research GuideDepartment of EnglishSt. Aloysius College, Elthuruth.

6. Dr. Pius T.K.Associate Professor &Research GuideDepartment of EnglishSt. Aloysius College, Elthuruth.

7. Dr. Shelly JohnnyHead,Dept. of Political ScienceSt. Aloysius College, Elthuruth.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFRev. Fr. Dr. Babu K.T. CMI : PrincipalRev. Fr. Anthony Perinchery CMI : BursarDr. Pauly K.V. : Director (Self Financing

Programme)Mr. M.T. Joy : SuperintendentMr. Sabu A.L. : Head AccountantMs. Smitha Samu : U.D. ClerkMs. Divya Davis : U.D. ClerkMr. Anish P. Antony : L.D. ClerkMr. Suneesh A.P. : L.D. ClerkMs. Silvi K.J. : Clerk (Self -financing)Ms. Sowmya K.S. : Clerk (Self -financing)Ms. Sruthy E.P. : Clerk (Self -financing)Mr. Amar Usman P. : Clerk (Self -financing)Mr. Arun V. Jose : Clerk (Self -financing)Mr. Xavier Kidangan : Accountant (Self -financing)Ms. Megha : Clerk (Self -financing)



LIBRARY STAFFMs. Vineetha Davies V (UGC Librarian)Mr. Anto Varghese T (Lib.Asst.)Sr. Jasmin Anto CSM Lib.Asst. (Self-financing)Mr. P.A. Rappai Lib.Asst. (Self-financing)Ms. Nisha Jaison (Lib.Asst.)

LAB ASSISTANTSMr. K.D. Joy (Lab.Asst.)Mr. V.K. Joshy (Lab.Asst.)Mr. Paul M.A., Lab Asst. (self-financing) ZoologyMs. Chisha Chandran Lab Asst. (self-financing) ZoologyMs. Sweety Santhosh Lab Asst. (self-financing) Chem

OFFICE ATTENDANTSMr. Daison K David (O.A.)Mr. Freddy Kuriyan C (O.A.,Self-financing)Mr. Johnson A.T. (O.A.,Self-financing)

MAINTENANCE STAFFMrs. ReenaMrs. VishalamMr. LaijuMr. Shaju V.D.Ms. RosyMs. Beena

CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS 2019 -20201. Fine arts

1. Mr. Jaison Jose ©2. Ms. Jessy John (jc)3. Mr. Jain J. Therattil4. Ms. Syna P.5. Ms. Nanet Joy6. Dr. JeejaTharakan

7. Mr. Cleetus Johnson8. Mr. Geons Jose9. Mr. Abhilash Govindan10. Mr. Christopher Loyid K.

2. Music, Literary & Film Club1. Ms. Susan Joshy ©2. Ms. Lakshmi J.



3. Ms. Reshma K. Jose4. Ms. Thayyiba K.M.5. Ms. Priya Antony6. Mr. P. Venugopal7. Mr. Stivin T.S.8. Mr. Paul Pottokaran9. Mr. Sandeep E.S.10. Ms. Athira P. Sajeesh

3. Drama & Dance Club1. Mr. Geons Jose ©2. Mr. Cleetus Johnson3. Dr. JeejaTharakan4. Ms. Fiji Raphael5. Ms. Reshma K.6. Ms. Shine Santhosh7. Ms. Helna Paul8. Mr. Stivin T.S.9. Ms. Nima A.M.10. Ms. Syna P.

4. Quiz Club1. Mr. Jain J Therattil ©2. Dr. Libison K.B.3. Dr. K.K. James

5. Library Club1. Ms. Vineetha Davies ©2. Dr. Libison K.B.3. Ms. Umadevi P.4. Mr. Midhun Chandran5. Mr. Geons Jose6. Dr. Umaiban M.M.

6. Mazhavillu (Nature Club)1. Mr. Jain J Therattil ©2. Dr. Roby T.J.3. Dr. E.D. Dias4. Ms. Saji K.G.5. Ms. Thulasi Venugopal6. Ms. Thayyiba K.M.

7. Women’s Club1. Dr. BolieTherattil ©2. Ms. Nima A.M.3. Ms. Reshma K Jose4. Ms. Roji K.R.5. Ms. Rajalakshmy P.6. Ms. Rajitha A.G.7. Ms. Cecilia George

8. Tourism Club1. Mr. Libison K.B. ©2. Mr. Jain J. Therattil3. Mr. Jaison Jacob4. Ms. Sunantha K.K.5. Ms. Umadevi P.6. Mr. Midhun Chandran

9. E.T. & E.D. Club1. Ms. Rajitha A.G. ©2. Dr. Libison K.B.3. Mr. Praveen P.M.4. Ms. Priya Antony5. Ms. Silpa Joshy6. Mr. Suman Kumar

10. Health Club1. Mr. Jaison Jacob ©2. Mr. Loyid Christopher K.3. Dr. Saji K.G.4. Ms. Preshy P.V.5. Ms. Vineetha Davies6. Ms. Fiji Raphael

11. Red Ribbon & Lahari Virudha Club1. Dr. Raina Jose ©2. Dr. Sinto Jacob3. Mr. Jain J. Therattil4. Ms. Reshma K.5. Ms. Reshma K. Jose6. Mr. Loyid Christopher K.7. Ms. Philo Johnson



B. POST GRADUATE COURSES

Name Eligibility

M.A. Economics B.A. EconomicsM.A. English B.A. EnglishM.Sc Mathematics B.Sc MathematicsM.Sc. Chemistry * B.Sc. ChemistryM.Com Financial Management * B.Com

M.Sc. Physics * B.Sc. PhysicsM.Sc. Statistics * B.Sc. StatisticsM.Sc. Zoology * B.Sc. Zoology

II- DEPARTMENTS AND PROGRAMMESThe college is affiliated to the University of Calicut, and follows the coursestructure and syllabus as stipulated by the university. For detailed syllabus visitcollege website (www.aloysius.in) or university website (www.universityofcalicut.info)

Courses at a GlanceA. DOCTORAL PROGRAMME Ph.D in English

C. DEGREE COURSESName Eligibility

B.A. Economics Plus TwoB.Com Finance Plus Two with CommerceB.Sc Mathematics Plus TwoB.Sc Chemistry Plus Two with Chemistry



* Self Financing

D. B-VOC DEGREE COURSES

B-VOC GemmologyB-VOC Jewellery DesigningB-VOC Nursing & Ornamental Fish Farming

B.Sc Physics Plus Two with PhysicsB.Sc Zoology Plus TwoB.A.English Language & Literature * Plus TwoB.Sc.Psychology * Plus TwoB.Com Co-operation * Plus TwoB.Com Banking * Plus TwoB.Com Computer Application* Plus TwoBBA Finance * Plus TwoBBA (HRM)* Plus TwoBA Multi-Media * Plus Two

E. STATE INITIATED COURSES

ASAP

Walk with a Scholar

Scholar support programmes



G. ADD-ON COURSES / VALUE ADDED / CERTIFICATE / VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COURSE

Commerce

F. OPEN COURSES

Department CourseCode

Chemistry CHE5D02 Chemistry in Everyday Life

English

BC5D02 Basics of Entrepreneurship & Management

Economics EC5D02 International Trade & Finance

EC5D01 Film Studies

Multimedia BMM5D01 Fundamentals of Multimedia

Mathematics MAT5D19 Mathematics for Social Sciences

Physics PH5D01(1) Non Conventional Energy Sources

Zoology ZO5D01 Reproductive Health & Sex Education

Psychology PSY5D02 Lifeskill Development

Management BBVD01 E-Commerce

PhysicalEducation

PE5D03 Physical Activity, Health & Wellness



CHEMISTRYCourses offered1. B.Sc. Chemistry, with Mathematics and Physics as Complementary

Courses2. Complementary Courses for B.Sc. Physics & B.Sc Zoology Students3. M Sc Chemistry (Self Financing)

Departments

Faculty1. Dr. Bolie Therattil M.Sc., Ph.D; Diploma in Gemmology, Diploma in

Jewellery Designing.Ph. D. Thesis: Studies on the Surface Properties and Catalytic Activity ofMetal Chromites on Thermal Decomposition of Ammonium Perchlorate.Areas of Interest: Catalysis and Kinetics, Nano Chemistry.Analytical Chemistry & Instrumentation.

2. Dr. Raina Jose Cherappanath, MSc, BEdAreas of Interest : Spectroscopy, Inorganic complexesPh. D. Thesis: Synthesis, Characterisation, Electro Chemical & Antitumourstudies of metal chelates of schiff bases derived from curcuminoid analogues.

3. Dr. Sinto Jacob M.Sc, Ph.DAreas of Interest : Polymer Composites, Blends, Biomaterials,Nanotechnology

4. Dr. Divya K.S., M.Sc, Ph.D (Guest Faculty)Faculty (Self Financing)1. Mr. Midhun Chandran, M.Sc., NET (Co-ordinator)2. Ms. Midha C.S., MSc.3. Mr. Abirami K.A.., MSc.4. Ms. Sreelakshmi K.K., M.Sc.Non Teaching Staff1. Mr.Joshy V.K. : Lab Assistant2. Ms. Sweety Santhosh : Lab Assistant (Self Financing)



MANAGEMENTCourses OfferedSelf Financing Courses :1. B.B.A. (Finance)2. B.B.A. (HRM)Duration : 3 years comprising of 6 semesters

Faculty (Self Financing)1. Ms. Philo Johnson, M.Com., B.Ed., P.G.D.B.A. (Co-ordinator)2. Ms. Hima Prabha P., M.Com., M.B.A., B.Ed., Net3. Mr. Raghunath R, M.B.A.4. Ms. Helna K.Paul, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A.5. Mr. Stivin T.S., M.Com.6. Mr. Cleetus Johnson M.Com.7. Ms. Rachana P. Nair, M.B.A.8. Mr. Thomas Joseph, M.Com.

COMMERCECourses OfferedAided Courses1. B.Com. (Finance)Self Financing Courses1. B.Com. (Banking)2. B.Com. (Co-operation)3. B.Com. (Computer Application)

Duration : 3 years comprising of 6 semesters.4. M.Com. (Finance)Duration : 2 years comprising of 4 semesters.



Faculty1. Ms. Rajitha A. G. M.Com., M.B.A., NET, Assistant Professor (HOD)

Areas of Interest : Income Tax, Marketing2. Mr. Praveen P.M. M.Com., M.B.A., NET, Assistant Professor

Area of Interest : Marketing3. Dr. Libison K.B., M.Com., M.Phil, Ph.D., : Assistant Professor Areas of Interest : Capital Market, Tourism, Banking

Ph.D. Thesis : Initial public offerings CIPOS in Indian stock marketsecondary market performance and investor behaviour.

4. Dr. Prasanth A.P., M.Com., B.Ed., NET, Ph.D.Ph.D. Thesis : Entrepreneurship Development Programmes in Kerala-Acomparative study between MSME Development institute and KeralaIndustrial and Technical Consultancy organization limited.

Faculty (Self Financing)1. Ms. Nanet Joy., M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil. (Co-ordinator)2. Ms. Sunantha K.K., M.Com., M.B.A., B.Ed., NET3. Ms. Priya Antony Chiramel, M.Com., B.Ed., SET, PGDCA4. Ms. Syna P., M.Com., B.Ed., NET5. Ms. Silpa Joshy C, M.Com., M.B.A., NET, SET6. Ms. Roji K.R., M.Com., B.Ed., SET7. Ms. Umadevi P., M.Com., B.Ed.8. Ms. Rajalakshmy P., M.Com., B.Ed., NET9. Mr. Suman Kumar M.S., M.Com., NET10. Ms. Delby Davis, M.Com.11. Mr. Abhilash Govindhan, M.Com.12. Mr. Jithin M. Varghese, M.Com., M.Phil13. Ms. Reeba Ann James, M.Com.14. Ms. Sujithra U.,M.Com., B.Ed.,NET



ECONOMICSCourses offered1. M.A. Economics Duration: 2 years comprising 4 semesters2. B.A. Economics with History & Political Science as Complementary

Courses Duration: 3 years comprising 6 semesters

Faculty1. Dr. T.G. Leema, M.A., Ph.D, Associate Professor (HOD)

Member, PG Board of Studies, Vimala College (Autonomous)Ph.D Thesis : An Economic Analysis of Kole Cultivation in Kerala withSpecial Reference to Thrissur District.Areas of Interest : Indian Economy, Public Finance

2. Ms. Jessy John K., M.A,B.Ed., Pursuing Ph.D, Assistant ProfessorMember, UG Board of Studies, St.Joseph’s College, (Autonomous),Areas of Interest : Microeconomics, Agricultural Economics

3. Ms. Fiji Raphael, M.A., NET, B.Ed., Assistant ProfessorAreas of Interest : Macro Economics, International Trade & Finance

4. Dr. Cyril George, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D : Assistant ProfessorPh.D. Thesis : Disabled Population : Space in a Dynamic Labour Market Setting.Areas of Interest: Labour Economics, Public Finance, Financial Market,Health Economics.

5. Mr. Jins Varkey, M.A., NET, JRF, Pursuing Ph.D, Assistant ProfessorAreas of Interest : Labour Economics,Informal Economy, Econometrics,Mathematical Economics

6. Dr. Umaiban M.M., M.A., NET, JRF, Ph.D., Aided Guest FacultyPh.D. Thesis:A study on Agricultural Indebtedness in Kerala.Area of Interest: International Economics

7. Ms. Hima C.M., M.A., NET, Aided Guest FacultyAreas of Interest : International Economics, Micro Economics, Growth &Development.



ENGLISHCourses Offered1. Doctoral Programme (Ph.D) - Calicut University Research Centre in English2. M.A. - English Language and Literature

Duration : 2 years comprising 4 Semesters.3. Common Courses at UG level4. B.A. English & Language Literature with Journalism as complementary course.

Duration : 3 years comprising 6 Semesters.Faculty1. Rev. Dr. Fr. Babu K.T. CMI, M.A., M.A. (USA), Ph.D. (Principal)

Research Supervisor, University of Calicut, NAAC Peer Team MemberPh.D. Thesis : “Aesthetics and Politics of Language in Adrienne Rich”Areas of Interest: Modern American Poetry, Theories of EducationTechnology and Communication, English Language Teaching

2. Dr. C. Thomas John, M.A.(Eng.), M.A.(Linguistics),B.Ed. M.Phil, Ph.D,Associate Professor (HOD)Ph. D. Thesis: Indian English Fiction: A Study in Arundhati Roy and Vikram SethAreas of Interest: Fiction, Literature and Activism

3. Dr. Betsy Paul C., M.A., Ph.D, Associate Professor., Research Supervisor,University of Calicut, Member, PG Board of Studies, Calicut UniversityMember, PG Board of Studies, St.Joseph’s College (Autonomous)Ph.D.Thesis :The Presentation of Lonely Self in the Plays of TomStoppard and David Mamet.Areas of Interest : Literature & Contemporary World, Theory, IndianLiterature in English, Women’s writing.

4. Ms. Susan Joshi, M.A., Net, Assistant ProfessorAreas of Interest: Diasporic Literature, Translation, Studies in IndianFiction



5. Mr. Jaison Jose P, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., NET, Assistant ProfessorAreas of Interest : Literature and Contemporary Issues, Ecology andLiterature, Film Studies, Biosphere and Conservation

6. Ms. Reshma K. Jose, M.A., M.Phil., NET, Assistant ProfessorAreas of Interest : Cultural Studies, Feminist Concerns in DiasporaStudies, Trauma Narratives.

7. Atheetha K. Unni, M.A., NET (Guest Faculty)

8. Mr.Paul Pottakkaran M.A., NET (Guest Faculty)

9. Mr. Sandeep E.S., M.A., NET (Guest Faculty)

Faculty (Self Financing)1. Dr. Pius T.K, M.A, B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor (Rtd).

Research Supervisor, University of Calicut. Member, UG Boardof Studies, Christ College (Autonomous).Ph.D. Thesis : “Narrative Subjectification: A Reading of Eco’sNovels”Areas of Interest : Theorizing Fiction, Communication Theory, PopularCulture, Music (Co-ordinator)

2. Fr.Antony Kuttikatt, M.A., M.Phil3. Ms. Reshma K., M.A., B.Ed.4. Ms. Nima A.M., M.A, NET5. Ms. Thayyiba K.M., M.A., NET6. Ms. M.A. Ansha Abdul Khader, M.A., NET7. Ms. Shine Santhosh, M.A., M.Phil, B.Ed., SET, C-TET, K-TET8. Ms. Gayathri G, M.A., NET



MULTIMEDIACourses offered1. Multimedia

Duration : 3 years comprising 6 Semesters.2. Complementary Courses for BA English1. MultimediaThis undergraduate programme is designed to equip students in the art andcraft of multimedia production so as to enable them to emerge asthoroughbred professionals matching the manpower needs of the fast growingmultimedia industry. This degree programme shall be of six semesters spreadacross three years. Candidates who have passed Pre-degree/Pre-university/Plus two course with not less then 45% marks in aggregate shall be eligibleto apply for admission to the programme.

Faculty (Self Financing)1. Mr. P. Venugopal MCJ, LLB (Co-ordinator)2. Ms. Athira P. Sajeesh, MCJ, SET, NET3. Mr. Krishnan V.S., MSc Visual Communication4. Ms. Sandra Francis, MCJ

MATHEMATICSCourses Offered1. M.Sc. Programme in Mathematics

Duration : 2 years comprising 4 Semesters.2. B.Sc. Programme in Mathematics

Duration : 3 years comprising 6 Semesters.3. Complementary Courses for B.Sc. Physics and B.Sc. Chemistry.

Faculty1. Mr. Jaison Jacob, M.Sc., NET, (HOD), Assistant Professor2. Mr. Raveesh R.Varrier, M.Sc., NET, Assistant Professor



PHYSICSCourses offered1. B.Sc. Physics with Chemistry and Mathematics as Complementary

Courses.Duration : 3 years Comprising 6 Semesters

2. Complementary Course for B.Sc. Mathematics and B.Sc. Chemistry3. M.Sc. Physics - Self Financing

Duration : 2 years Comprising 4 Semesters

Faculty

1. Dr. K.K.James, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Associate Professor,(HOD)Ph.D. Thesis : Synthesis and Characterisation of Widebandgap Oxidesfor Transparent Electrode and Multiferric Applications. Member, Board ofStudies Instrumentation, University of Calicut.Areas of Interest : Transparent Conducting Oxides and Multiferroics.

2. Dr. E.D. Dias, M.Sc., Ph.D Associate Professor; Member, Board of Studies,Physics, St.Thomas College, Thrissur. (Automonous)Ph.D. Thesis : Investigations on the Dielectric Properties of Ba (Mg, Ta, Nb)03 Dielectric Reasonators and (Ba, Pb) (Mg, Nb) 03 Relaxors.Areas of Interest : Dielectric Properties of Solids and ClassicalElectromagnetic Theory.

3. Rev. Fr. Antony P.V. M.Sc., B.Ed., NET, Assistant ProfessorArea of interest : Electronic, Python Program

Guest Faculty1. Ms. Divya N, MSc.2. Ms. Umamaheswari P.B, M.Sc., NET3. Ms. Krishna M.S., M.Sc.4. Mr. Jis Joseph, M.Sc., NET



Faculty (Self Financing)1. Ms. Vidya C.Nair, M.Sc., B.Ed (Co-Ordinator)2. Ms. Haripriya V.K., M.Sc.3. Ms. Mary Chris Anto, M.Sc., B.Ed4. Ms. Reshma Rajan., M.Sc.5. Mr. Gokul S Menon, M.Sc.6. Ms. Rinu Paul P., M.Sc., B.EdNon Teaching Staff1. Mr. K.D. Joy : Lab Assistant

ZOOLOGYCourses Offered1. B.Sc. Zoology

Duration : 3 years Comprising 6 Semesters2. M.Sc. Zoology - Self Financing

Duration : 2 Years comprising 4 semesters

Faculty1. Dr. Jeeja Tharakan M.Sc., BEd., Ph.D, M.A. (Politics)(HOD)

Ph.D Thesis : Sexual dimorphism and reproductive cycle in certainbarbs of central Kerala.Areas of Interest : Zoology with Specialization in Fish and Fisheries

2. Mr. Jain J. Therattil M.Sc., NET, Ph.D Thesis submittedAreas of Interest : Quizzing, Mangrove Biodiversity, Wildlife, NatureEducation

3. Dr. Saji K.G., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Guest Faculty)Ph.D Thesis :Epidemiological, Haematological, Bio-Chemical & lungfunctions study in workers exposed to cement.



Faculty (Self Financing)1. Ms. Lekshmi Jayakrishnan, M.Sc., BEd., Doing Ph.D. (Co-ordinator)2. Ms. Thulasi Venugopalan, M.Sc.3. Ms. Preshy P.V., M.Sc., B.Ed.4. Ms. Vibitha P.Varghese, M.Sc., DCA

Non Teaching Staff1. Mr. Paul M.A., Lab Assistant2. Ms. Chisha Chandran, Lab Assistant (Self Financing)Other activities1. Annual Publication of the journal Millennium Zoology (Registered at

Registrar of News Papers for India (Reg. No. KERENG / 2001 / 6034)(ISSN : 0973-1946)

2. Research activities in wild life, Mangrove Biodiversity, Fishery Science etc.,3. Training programmes on request to students and faculty of other colleges.4. Millennium Zoology Award at state level for one student project each at

the UG and the PG level.5. Millennium Zoology inter-collegiate quiz (state level)6. The department holds registration for publication of books from the

International ISBN Agency, Berlin : Publisher Identity Number 909551under Category No. 5

Faculty1. Dr. Roby T.J. M.Sc., Ph.D., PDF, Diploma in Animation & Ivch designing (Guest Faculty)

Ph.D Thesis:Floristic Structure & Diversity of Mystica Swamps at Kulathupuzha in a GIS perspective.

BOTANY

At degree level the College offers Botany as a Complementary Course toB.Sc. Zoology.



HINDIAt the UG level Hindi is offered as one of the Common Course programmes.Students with good background in Hindi at the Plus Two level may take Hindias an optional language.

Faculty1. Dr. Raju. C.P., M.A., M.Phil, B.Ed., Ph.D, Assistant Professor (HOD)

Ph. D. Thesis: A Study of the Fiction of Bhairav Prasad Gupt.Areas of Interest : Hindi Fiction & Comparative Literature

Faculty (Self Financing)2. Ms. Sindhu V., M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil, Pursuing Ph.D.3. Ms. Sajani Anthony, M.A.

MALAYALAMMalayalam is offered as common course at the UG level. The modules aredesigned to give a broad knowledge of Malayalam Language and Literature.

Faculty1. Rev. Fr. Dr. Sunil Jose, M.A., NET, Ph.D: Assistant Professor (HOD)

Ph.D. Thesis :""sSen-hn-j≥ Nm\-ep-I-fpsS kzm[o\w ae-bmf `mj-bnepw

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Areas of Interest : Television & Media Studies, Language & Cultural Studies, Poetry.

Faculty (Self Financing)1. Dr. Rose Mary George. P., M.A., B.Ed, Ph.D Ph.D. Thesis :Ip -́\mSv cma-Ir-jvW≥]n-≈-bpsS \mS-I-ß-fnse cmjv{Sob Z¿i\w

2. Mr. Geons Jose, M.A., B.Ed., M.Ed., M.Phil, SET, NET



Faculty1. Dr. Shelly Johny, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D

Ph.D. Thesis : The Decline of Oman’s Maritime Empire during the late 19th C

Areas of Interest : Indian and Kerala Politics, West Asia, Afghanistan, Pakistan,Political Islam, Early Christianity and Judaism in South Asia, Ancient WesternIndian Ocean Studies.

POLITICAL SCIENCEAt the degree level Politics is offered as a Complementary Course to B.A.Economics.

PSYCHOLOGYCourses Offered1. BSc. Psychology (Self Financing) with Human Physiology and

Psychological Statistics as Complementary CoursesDuration : 3 Years comprising 6 semesters

Faculty (Self Financing)1. Ms. Leeba Raj E.B., M.Sc., NET (Co-ordinator)2. Mr. Brightil Sabu, M.Sc., NET3. Fr. Lijoy E.J., M.Sc., B.Th.

HISTORYAt the Degree level History is offered as a complementary Course to B.A.Economics.Faculty1. Mr. Melvin Luke George, M.A., MSW, NET Areas of Interest : Modern Indian History, India’s Freedom Struggle, Socio-religious Reforms in 19th and 20th C India



Courses Offered1. MSc. Statistics - Self Financing

Duration : 2 years comprising 4 semesters2. Statistics as Subsidiary Programme for B.Sc Mathematics3. Statistics as Subsidiary Programme for B.Sc Physhology4. Statistics Programme offered for M.A. Economics as optional paper5. Statistics as subsidiary programme for BA MultimediaFaculty1. Jyothi Sreenivas K., M.Sc., BEd., SET (Guest Faculty)

Faculty (Self Financing)1. Prof. A.S. Raffy M.Sc. (Co-ordinator)2. Mr. Manjo Devassykutty, M.Sc.3. Ms. Vincy Kochupaul, M.Sc.4. Ms. Reshma T.S., M.Sc.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The Physical Education Programme in the college aims at promoting sportsand health education among the students. The programme also helps developmanagement skills by organising and conducting sports meets and massdemonstrations of physical education activities. At the degree level the collegeoffers an open course in Physical Education in Physical Activity, Health andWellness. This course aims at creating consciousness among studentstowards health, fitness and wellness and in developing and maintaining ahealthy lifestyle.

Faculty 1. Mr. Lyoid Christopher K. MPED., M.Phil, NET, Guest Lecturer

Specialisation : Handball

STATISTICS



B.Voc Degree Courses (UGC Sponsored )

B.Voc : Bachelor of Vocation is a scheme introduced by UGC for skillsdevelopment based higher education as part of college/university education,leading to the award of the B. Voc degree. B.Voc is a programme with multipleexits. Students are free to exit at any point in the duration of the programme.Separate certificate will be awarded for each year for successful candidates.The following table shows the various certificates and their duration.

Awards Duration

Diploma 2 Semester

Advanced Diploma 4 Semester

B.Voc Degree 6 Semester

1. B.Voc - Jewellery Designing2. B.Voc - Gemmology3. B.Voc - Nursery & Ornamental Fish Farming

Courses offered

Guest Faculty1. Cecilia George, MSc.2. Akhila G., MSc., NET3. Gisha George, MCA, MCTS4. Ms. Jeena Jose K., MSc, NET

B.Voc Director : Rev. Fr. Anthony PerincheryB.Voc Nodal Officer : Dr. Bolie Therattil



III- FACILITIESLIBRARY AND READING ROOM

St.Aloysius College Library started to function in a new multi-facility LibraryComplex from January 2013. The Library has been updated with 34637Books. The Library is fully computerized and data transfered to KOHA-Integrated Library Management Software. Further, an Online CatalogueSearching Facility is provided. The New Arrival Section helps the acdemiccommunity to be updated concerning the newly arrived documents in thelibrary. There is an E-Gate Register at the entrance of the library which recordsuser statistics, and, the E-Notice Board before the Library provides a currentawareness service.

The Library subscribes to more than 90 print Journals and Magazines. TheLibrary also subscribes N-LIST e-resources package which provides 97000e-books and 6000 e-journals which help the academic community to searchthe e-resources from anywhere with the username and password provided bythe INFLIBNET centre.

E-Resource centre* Library provides wi-fi internet facility and e-resources are provided through

an e-resource centre in the Library. It is to our credit that St.AloysiusCollege is being frequently listed among the top ten users of N-List inIndia.

* Library provides 6 terminals to search for academic purposes.* Library provides access to the N-LIST Package of online e-resources

(51000 E-Books and 2100 E-Journals).* Library has a collection of 213 CD/DVDs in the E-resource centre.

MembershipAll staff and students of St.Aloysius College are members of the College Library.The library also welcomes outside users, students and research scholars ofother institutions to use library resources with the prior permission of thePrincipal.



Library Services* Book Lending* Reference* Referral* Current Awareness* Reprography* Plagiarism Checking

Library Rules* Silence must be observed in the Library and its immediate premises.

* Students should keep their bags and personal belongings at the propertycounter near the circulation desk.

* Students are allowed to take only pen and paper inside the Library.

* Borrowed books should be returned on the due date stamped on the datelabel in the book. A fine of Rs.1 per day will be levied if a book is detainedbeyond the due date.

* Renewals are allowed only once when there is no claim by others.

* Loss of Borrowed books/Library Cards should be reported immediately inwriting to the Librarian.

* Reference Books, Periodicals and Project Reports will not be lent out.

* No combined reference work or discussions should be done inside thelibrary.

* Books should be handled with great care. Mutilation of books in anymanner will be fined.

* Students are not allowed to exchange Library Books/Library Cards.Library StaffLibrarian : Ms. Vineetha Davies V, MLIScLibrary Assistants:1. Sr. Jasmine2. Mr. P.A. Rappai3. Ms. Nisha Jaison



ST. ALOYSIUS WOMEN’S HOSTEL(Nirmal Street, Elthuruth, Thrissur -680611)

As a part of the CMI Education Mission, St.Aloysius College started a Women’sHostel in the College premises in the year 2013. It offers facilities to femalestudents admitted to various courses in the College. It functions underSt.Aloysius Management and the College Community is proud and immenselyhappy to receive the kind support and collaboration of the Sisters of St.Martha,a Catholic women’s Religious Congregation. Therefore the hostel inmatesare under the direct management and care of the Sr. Warden who takes careof the day-to-day administration of the Hostel.Hostel wardens : Rev. Sr. Sincy, Rev. Sr. Jasmine

TRAVEL FACILITY FOR STUDENTSThe Travel Facility Committee of the College monitors college bus services.The committee has laid down the following rules for strict compliance by thestudents.1. Students who wish to avail travel facility by college bus must remit the fees

for one year.2. I DC and I PG students shall pay the fees when they start availing the travel

facility .3. II DC, III DC and II PG students should pay the fee on or before 15th of June.4. Students must carry their college Identity Cards and bus passes daily and

they must be produced at the time of checking.5. College buses leave the college according to the time schedule

announced. Any change in the time schedule will be made only after priorannouncement by the travel facility co-ordinators.

6. Students will be allowed to avail the facility only if they strictly comply withthe rules of decency and the instructions given by the coordinators whiletravelling in the college buses.



7. Complaints, if any, about the functioning of college buses shall be broughtto the attention of the coordinators in charge.

TUTOR AND MENTOR SYSTEMSt. Aloysius College has introduced and implemented the tutorial and mentoringsystem as envisaged by the UGC, to enable the advanced learners to reachthe pinnacle of excellence and the slow learners to reach the minimumqualifying level, and also to improve the rapport between students and teachersin a systematic way. It is a system which we practice to understand andevaluate our students individually and collectively. Usually 15 students in UGcourses are assigned to one tutor. The tutor monitors and continuouslyevaluates the academic performance of the students assigned to him/her.This helps to generate better results in examinations, increased participationin co-curricular activities, better discipline in the campus and respectfulrelationship between teachers and students.

PLACEMENT CELLThe Placement Cell of the college functions under the guidance of a staff co-ordinator and endeavours to impart training to students in choosing anapproriate career in future and co-ordinates the various career guidanceprogrammes conducted by the departments. The cell also organizes careerguidance, seminars and personality development programmes for graduatestudents. The final year students are trained to face both personal and generalinterviews. The cell subscribes to various career magazines and displays onnotice board news regarding important career opportunities. As a result studentsof our college get placed through campus selection in various Companieslike Wipro, Goa Institute of Communication in English etc., Further thePlacement Cell facilitates students to win scholarships such as those awardedby Kerala State Rutronnix.

STATIONERY OUTLETA Co-operative Store has been functioning in the college since 2003. All thestudents are members of the co-operative society that runs the store. Thestudents can purchase stationery items and other personal articles from thestore at a reasonable rate. Photostat facility is also available in the store.



WALK WITH A SCHOLAR INITIATIVEWalk with a Scholar Programme is an innovative programme designed by theOffice of New Initiatives Department of Higher Education, Kerala. The facultyand students of St. Aloysius actively participate in it to develop themselves.The scheme introduces the idea of mentoring and builds on the concept ofmentor as a ‘guide’ and ‘friend’.Thirty students from the aided stream are iden-tified every academic year after a rigorous screening process for theprogramme. Each group consists of six mentees under a mentor. All mentorsinteract with mentees and focus on the dreams and interest of the mentees tohelp them set their goals for future.

SCHOLAR SUPPORT PROGRAMMEThe Scholar Support Programme is the new initiative from the Government ofKerala in which St.Aloysius actively engages in. It aims to impart personilizedadditional support to needy students through tutorials, additional lectures,question banks and interative sessions. It also forms quality circles in thecollege for the dissemination of information through personal and web basedmodes. The programmes are implemented for the first year students of theunder graduate courses .

ASAPASAP, Additional Skill Acquisition Programme, a joint initiative of GeneralEducation Department and Higher Education Department, Government ofKerala, is a project aimed to equip young population with skills in cutting edgesectors in order to effectively alleviate the unemployment problem in the state.St.Aloysius College is one of the 10 colleges in the state to receive a five starrating for its excellence in training students. It is ranked Ist in the district and3rd in the state. The college offers the ASAP level 1 programme, which is acombination of three courses, namely, Communication Skills in English, BasicIT and an Elective Domain Specific Skill Course. The Programmes aredeveloped, delivered, assessed and certified with the active participation ofthe related industries to ensure labour market acceptance of the programmes.The college also acts as a centre for ASAP 21 days residential TrainingPartner Scheme Programme every year.



STUDENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS (SDP)Shri. Sony Varghese (Academic Administrator)

SDP is started with a vision to provide value based education to the studentsto guarantee them a life time of success. The mission is to provide professionalguidance in the early stages to prepare them for the right career path througha customized support.SDP provides different platforms to train teachers and to give orientationprograms for all the students. It aims to set the objectives of the students rightfrom the respective academic programs throughout the year.The SDP programs include imparting basics of management, givingcoaching classes for Civil Service examinations, PSC & Bank recruitment,teaching effective communication and basics of computer programs.Other initiatives for the students are outbound programs, industry visits, projecttie-ups with companies and a finishing school for the final year students to getthem ready for placements.SDP also has tie-ups with banks, companies and management associationsproviding industrial exposure to the students during their studies.

Student Support is a list of terminals designed specifically to support studentswith a range of assistance to settle their grievances. Our goal is to putinformation about different support programs at the fingertips of studentswho are looking for assistance through various Cells. Students are welcometo make utilize the facilities as and when required. Various links to the abovesaid assistance are given below:

STUDENT SUPPORT

Anti-Ragging Cell: https://aloysius.in/anti-ragging-cell/Anti Sexual Harassment Cell:https://aloysius.in/prevention-of-sexual-harassment-of-women-at-workplace/SC/ST & OBC Cell: https://aloysius.in/sc-st-and-obc-grievance/Grievance Redressal Cell: https://aloysius.in/grievance-redressal/



IV. ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBSLibrary Club : The Library Club is established to encourage the youngergeneration to use the resources of St.Aloysius College, Elthuruth and toinculcate an ambience of library centered learning for the multi faceteddevelopment of individuals, contributing to nation building. The club aims to :* Fulfill the vision & mission of the Library; “Connecting People withinformation and empowering them with knowledge”* Stimulate interest in reading, viewing, and evaluating information.* Help students learn more about the Library Resources and emerginginformation retrieval technology.* Organize visits to important libraries.

The Subject Associations : The Heads of Deparments shall organiseSubject Associations for the degree and postgraduate students, with specialrules for their functioning. Each Subject Association shall have an ExecutiveCommittee, consisting of a staff member as President, a Secretary and aTreasurer and if necessary, a few additional members. Each SubjectAssociation can collect a membership fee not exceeding Rs.25/- per head.The fund of the Subject Association will be operated separately from thatof the College Union.Fine Arts : The fine arts club in the college will be primarily concernedwith preparing students for the College Youth Festival, College Day,D-Zone and Inter Zone Competitions and other competitions at the Districtand the State level. The club will also support, offer suggestions andcoordinate the effective functioning of the Literary and Film Club, DramaClub, Music and Dance Club etc.Programmes of the association/club should be organized after obtainingpermission from the concerned fine arts co-ordinator and staff advisor atleast 5 working days prior to the programme with details of guestsattending, expense estimate etc.Selection for D-Zone competitions will be based on a screening processconducted by the committee duly constituted by the fine arts



co-coordinator. Selected students should have their practice andpreparations strictly under the supervision of the assigned teachers. Thevenue, time and duration of practice sessions will be decided by the finearts committee.Christals : The association for Christian Activities and Value EducationProgrammes that has been at work for years in the college was christened‘Christals’ in September 1997. The name, though homophonic of the Englishword ‘crystals’, is intended to carry a metaphorical suggestion that themembers of the association, namely, all the students and the members ofstaff of St.Aloysius College should try to become ‘Christ Crystals’(Christals).On the third thursdays of every month regular talks/classes on ValueEducation are conducted for the students under the leadership of Christals.Value education classes are concerned with value development amongtoday’s young people. The Club also arranges orientation programme forthe Faculty, the Administrative Staff and the Students.Women’s Club : The activities of the Women’s Club are carried out in thecollege through the AIACHE’s Centre for Women’s Development, Delhi.Women’s Club conducts seminars, extension lecturers, debates, speechcompetitions etc., with special emphasis on women and their role in thepresent-day society. It organizes various social awareness programmes soas to help the students to understand empathetically the weak and thedowntrodden of the society. The objectives of the club are:1. To cultivate leadership skills among women2. To create awareness about the social problems faced by women and to work for the empowerment of women3. To make women realise their equal responsibility in building society.Quiz Club : The Quiz Club aims to foster the spirit of inquiry and sense ofcuriosity among the students, leading to better awareness of the worldaround them. The club helps students to prepare for competitions throughsupply of materials, discussions and guidance. The students areencouraged to take part in various Quiz Competitions at State and National Level.



Mazhavillu (Nature Club) : The Nature Club tries to impart a vitalawareness about environment and undertakes activities concerningconservation of nature. The club offers a variety of experiences to promoteinterest and knowledge about forests and the environment. It strives to fosterconcern to protect Flora & Fauna and generate awareness regardingthe economic, cultural and scientific dimensions of preserving nature.E.D. & E.T. Club : The Entrepreneurial Development Club identifiespotential entrepreneurs in the Department of Commerce and promotesentrepreneurial activities inculcating entrepreneurial trades andmanagerial skills. They also conduct seminars to motivate members tobegin industrial ventures.

The Economic Times Club is an interactive forum for students, whichmotivates them to interact with the corporate sector directly and throughvarious events organised in the form of seminars, Panel Discussion,Conferences etc. It encourages regular reading of the Economic Timesamong students and motivates participation in interactive events such asQuizes and Management Trainings.

Tourism Club : The Tourism Club comprising fifty members under theaegis of District Tourism Promotion Council goes about with the oneroustask of discovering the tourism potential of our State. It conducts orientationclasses on tourism and explores its possibilities with discussions andquiz programmes. The members are engaged in activities likeidentification of tourist spots in the District, guiding village tours, tourismspot survey, interactive sessions with foreign tourists etc.

Music, Literary & Film Club : The Music, Literary & Film Club aims togroom students who have a taste for music, literature and film. It conductscompetitions in recitations, composition of poems, essay writing andstory writing. Further, it provides opportunities for students to performfor the radio and TV stations and cable networks. They hold filmappreciation classes and arrange screening of master pieces for the



whole college. Occasionally a campus film is made with the help of theclub.

Health Club : The Health Club advocates health and wellness to students.The club members play an effective role in encouraging their peers toconsider and develop responsible habits, attitudes and life styles regardinghealth and wellness by actively promoting healthy and safe life style decisions.Drama & Dance Club : The Club aims to spread interest in the theoryand practice of dance & theatre in the campus. It proposes to encouragean active involvement among the members regardless of previousexperience in theatre or dance related activities.St. Aloysius FM : The FM Radio venture of our college is run by thestudent RJs and technicians with support from professionals working inthis field. It aims to generate youthfullness, responsibility and change tothe St.Aloysius academic fraternity

Equal Opportunity Cell : The existence of social, political, andeconomic discriminations is a bane to the democratic Indian State. Tomake students more responsive to the needs and constraints of thedisadvantaged social groups, St. Aloysius College has, under the directive ofthe UGC, established an Equal Opportunity Cell in the Campus. The Cellworks to ensure equity and equal opportunity to the community at large.

N.C.C. (Boy’s Division and Girls’ Wing) : The National Cadet Corps(NCC) offers opportunity for military training and social service to collegestudents, without imposing on them any obligation for active militaryservice. The aims of the NCC are (a) To develop character, comradeship,ideal of service and capacity for leadership among the youth, (b) To provideservice training to the young so as to stimulate interest in the defence ofthe country, and, (c) To build up a reserve of potential officers so that thedefence service of the country can expand in a national emergency.At the moment, the 24th Kerala Bn NCC Boys’ section of the college has54 cadets and Bn NCC Girls’ wing has 52 cadets on the rolls. As the



activities of the students’ organizations are banned on the campus, thecadets who engage themselves in such activities will be removed fromthe roll of NCC. The leaders will be removed from their posts, if they donot attend the classes regularly or if they are involved in acts of indiscipline.National Service Scheme (NSS) : The National Service Schemeaims at providing education through community service. Membershipin NSS is voluntary and is strictly on selective basis. 300 students areselected to make National Service Corps. Each such student is subjectto its discipline and code of behaviour. Every student attending the NSSwill be required to devote a minimum time equivalent to 120 hours eachacademic year. Those who complete 240 hours of work in 2 years areeligible for a Certificate issued by the University and a weightage of 10marks. At present various inspiring and informative programmes areundertaken by the two NSS Units Nos 5 and 46 under the guidance oftwo programme officers. The volunteers who have regular attendancein all the classes and take termly examinations without fail alone will beeligible to attend the annual ten day camp. As the activities of the studentpolitical organizations are banned on the campus, the volunteers whoengage themselves in such activities will be removed from the roll ofNSS. Leaders will be removed from their posts, if they do not attendclasses regularly or if they are involved in acts of indiscipline.Red Ribbon & Lahari Virudha Club : The Red Ribbon Club functionsas a constituent of the NSS units with the objective of conscientizing thestudents in the campus as well as the public outside concerning AIDS,substance abuse through awareness campaigns and seminars. Theystrive to remove the social stigma attached to AIDS patients by instilling anempathetic attitude in the people. The club members get actualexperience of visiting AIDS patients and serving them in order to givethem a greater sense of self-respect.

Alumni Association : The Association was established to motivateactive involvement of former students in the growth of their Alma Mater.



It also provides opportunities for the former students of St.Aloysius Collegeto come into contact with the Alma Mater and with one another. All outgoingstudents become its ordinary members by paying a membership fee.Annual Meeting of the Association will be held every year, on the firstSunday of December at 2.30 pm., in the college auditorium. Its activitieswill be arranged by the Executive Body constituted as per the by-law.

Parent Teacher Association : For the efficient conduct of the collegeit is necessary that the guardians of students take a more positive interestin the college life of their wards. They have to share with the collegeadministration the responsibility for maintaining proper discipline. Theguardians have to meet the principal at least once in a semester, andenquire about their ward’s progress and conduct. They should also attendthe PTA meetings whenever informed.

Medical Aid Fund : The students who require medical help may apply forassistance from the Medical Aid Fund.

Golden Jubilee Skill Development Programme for Girls : As partof the Golden Jubilee Celebration of the college, the two units of the NSS(46, 5) launched a new venture to enhance the skills of female students ofthe college. The students are given an opportunity to learn sewingprofessionally, thus helping them to be financially independent and selfreliant. On successful completion of the course, the students will beawarded a diploma in Sewing and Fashion Technology.

Incubation Centre : The incubation centre in the college aims to nurtureand promote innovative ideas, creative expressions and entrepreneurialpossibilities. The Department of Chemistry has developed productionand packaging of Detergent Powder and found its marketing possibilities.The Department of English popularized the eco-friendly Paper Seed Penculture in the campus. The Department of B Voc found a venue for theircreativity and skill through Ornamental Jewellery making.



V - GENERAL REGULATIONSCOLLECTION OF FEES

1. Tuition fees and special fees will be collected from the students of seniorclasses within the period of seven consecutive working days beginningfrom the date of re-opening of each academic year. In the case of Ist yearclasses tuition fees due with special fees and caution deposit will becollected on the date of admission.

2. Tuition fees of the students of self financing courses will be collected ineach Semester.

3. The Principal is entitled to change the fee date for particular class/classesso fixed to an earlier or to a subsequent date if it so happens that thecollege is ordered to remain closed by a competent authority on thatparticular date originally proposed for collecting fees.

4. If any student fails to pay the fees or special fees on the due date he/sheshall be liable to pay a fine along with the fees or special fees on or beforethe 10th day after the due date. If the 10th day happens to be a holiday, thenext working day will be counted as the 10th day.

5. If the fees or special fess with the fine is not paid on or before the last datefixed for the fine an additional fine will have to be paid. If the fees and fines ofan instalment are not paid before the last opportunity given for payment ofthe instalment the name of the student will be removed from the rolls of thecollege with effect from the date following the expiry of this period and thestudent will not get the benefit of attendance from the date of removal fromthe rolls of the college. If the student is to be re-admitted he/she has toapply for the special permission of the Principal with a re-admission feeand has to remit all the arrears of fees with fine. The re-admitted studentwill get the benefit of attendance only from the date of re-admission.

6. The names of defaulters of an instalment will be published on the noticeboard immediately after the expiry of the last opportunity fixed for paymentof the instalment.

7. Students who are admitted for a term to make up shortage of attendancefor the course he / she was undergoing, should pay full fees and cautiondeposit at the time of admission.



8. Every student is liable to pay the prescribed fee for the whole term duringany part of which his/her name is on the college rolls.

9. A student who leaves a particular college affiliated to any of the Universitiesin Kerala and joins another college so affiliated during the course of aterm is liable to pay the prescribed fees for the concerned term in both thecolleges.

10. Tuition fee remitted to the college for a particular course need not beremitted again in case a student takes his/her T.C. for getting admission inanother college. This is applicable even if the student is readmitted in thesame college from where he/she took his/her T.C.

N.B. For every payment made to the office a receipt will be issued by theCashier which should be produced as and when called upon to doso. The identity card with the candidate’s photograph must beproduced on paying fees or receiving any amount. Fees once paidwill not be refunded.

The College office is open for cash transactions during its working hours.

Mistake, if any, in the receipts issued for payments made should be pointedout then and there and should be corrected on the spot. Complaints madelater may not be entertained.

CERTIFICATES1. All students admitted in the college have to submit TC, Conduct Certificate,

Mark lists, Pass Certificate, Provisional / Original Degree Certificate etc.in the College Office. Normally these Certificates will be returned to thestudents only when the students leave the College with TC.

2. In an urgent situation a student may request for the return of their Certificateswith a written assurance that they will return the same as soon as the needis addressed.

3. For any Certificate from the college, the students have to apply in writing tothe Principal.

4. Conduct Certificate is a document which a student has to earn. It will notbe issued as a matter of course.



5. The Certificates submitted by a student in the College at the time ofadmission shall be taken back by the student along with TC within a yearafter the completion of the Course. The college will own no responsibilityfor the Certificates submitted in the college after one year of leaving thecollege. After one year Rs.100/- will be levied per year for safe custody ofthe documents in addition to the late fee for TC.

6. A fee of Rs.200/- will be levied from those who apply for the duplicatecopies of the Transfer Certificate.

7. If a student is expelled from the college for serious misconduct or repeatedmisbehaviour, the matter will be reported to his parent / guardian and theTC will be sent to his/her home address.

8. Duplicate identity cards will be issued, if necessary, on a payment ofRs. 100/-.

ELIGIBILITY FOR FEE CONCESSION &GOVT./UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS

Students are eligible for various scholarships given by the national and stategovernments and the University . Students can apply for these scholarshipsaccording to the respective conditions prescribed for each scholarships. AllScholarships except University Merit Scholarship are awarded on the basis ofmerit cum means, subject to the number allotted each year.Fee concessions and stipends are available to students of Scheduled Castes/Tribes or of other backward communities under various schemes of theGovernment. Students of socially and educationally backward classes andeven those of forward communities can enjoy educational concessions, iftheir parent’s annual income is as per the stipulated norm by the government.Those who are eligible for fee concession must produce the income certificateof the parent from the village officer at the time of admission.Students should submit the applications for scholarship/concession in theprescribed form in the College office within fifteen days of the commencementof their respective classes.In the event of a scholarship or concession holder discontinuing his studiesduring the course of the academic year he shall return the scholarship/concession amount received before he obtains his certificates.



There are several scholarships such as University, State and Nationalscholarships available to eligible students besides College endowments andhelp from the Poor Students Aid Fund.

The scholarship holders shall pay their tuition and other fees of the college infull on the prescribed dates.

The continuance of all scholarships and stipends depends on good behaviourand progress in studies. Failure to gain annual promotion means forfeiture ofthe award. Each holder shall acknowledge receipt of his allowance in anacquittance book.

All scholarships and stipends shall cease with the examination at the end ofcourse for which they are granted.

ATTENDANCE AND PROMOTION(as per the U.O.No.5180/2014/Admin dated 29.05.2014)

1. A student who absents himself/herself from class during any one period ofthe day shall lose the full attendance of the session.

2. Students coming late to class will lose half a day’s attendance. Theteacher at his/her discretion may admit students who come late. He/shemay also mark them present on a reasonable excuse.

3. Students have access to MIS, (www.el-aloysius.in), and can get informationregarding their attendance any time they want, and any complaintsregarding it should be brought to the notice of the Principal within three days.

4. Students have to satisfy attendance requirements for admission to Universityexaminations.

5. Application for condonation will be recommended by the Principal only ifhe is convinced that the shortage of attendance was due to causes beyondthe control of the student and that the application has been endorsed bythe H.O.D. concerned. Ordinarily, only prolonged illness will be acceptedas a genuine reason for shortage of attendance. Absence without leavewill not be condoned under any circumstances.



A student shall be permitted to appear for the semester examination, onlyif he/she secures a minimum of 75% attendance in each semester.Condonation of shortage of attendance to a maximum of 9 days (10%) ina semester subject to a maximum of two times during the period of aDegree or condonation of shortage of attendance up to a maximum of 18days (20%) once in a single chance during the entire course, on genuinemedical grounds, may be granted by the University with proper chalanremitted to the university. (Shortage exceeding 9 days (10%) will becondoned only on genuine medical grounds)Benefits of attendance may be granted to students who attend the approvedactivities of college/University with prior concurrence of the Class Teacher/Head of the Department and the Principal.Participation in such activities may be treated as presence in lieu of theirabsence on production of participation/attendance certificate in curricular/extra curricular activies recommended by the concerned teacher andHead of the Department. It should be limited to 9 days in a semester.If a student is continuously absent from the class for more than 14 workingdays without proper permission, the student shall be removed from the rolls.

6. Semester Repetition: Students who have suffered serious health problems, onproduction of medical certificate issued by a physician not below the rankof a Civil Surgeon on Govt.service, may be permitted to repeat the courseif recommended by the Head of the Department. Such students or theirparents have to report the matter in writing to the class teacher and theHead of the Department. The medical Certificate should be submitted atthe time of rejoining. Such certificates will not be accepted at a later date.The copies of such letters/certificates are to be kept in the Departmentwith dated signature by the Head of the Department for further references.Only such requests following the above mentioned procedures will bevalidily accepted for benefits of attendance.

7. A student in a Junior class who has earned required attendance progresscertificate is eligible for promotion to the next higher class only if he/she hasregistered for the University examination at the end of the year.



GENERAL BEHAVIOUR AND DISCIPLINEThe College administration understands discipline as controlled andordered behaviour that is civilised and ethical. It is the means to an end thatis productive and gratifying. We seek to realise this discipline among ourstudents internally through filial exhortation rather than by external coercion.Our aim is to nurture a humane yet dynamic sense of self among all ourstudents. We strike to develop individuals who are calm, confident, alert andadventurous. At the same time we expect them to treasure values of solidarityand mutual respect. With such noble intentions the college administrationhas laid down the following rules of general behaviour and discipline:1. Education is the harmonious development of the entire human

personality by cultivating everything that is good, beautiful and noble inhuman nature. Hence it should be the earnest endeavour of all studentsnot only to concentrate on studies but also to cultivate high and nobleideals of life and conduct. Students should take due interest in themoral, academic, cultural and physical activities of the college.

2. Every morning we begin our work with a prayer song at 9.30 a.m. Whenthe bell is given at 9.30 a.m. all the members of staff and students arerequested to keep standing in silence till the prayer song ends.

3. Every student shall endeavour in his/her talk, movements, dress and indealings with the staff and outsiders to conduct himself/herself,everywhere within the college premises and outside, in the mannerworthy of a university student. He/she shall salute his/her teachers onthe occasion of his/her first meeting them within the precincts of thecollege, and whenever he/she meets them in public.

4. Students should be modest in their dress. Girls shall wear full skirts,sarees or churidars. Boys shall not wear T. Shirts in the class room. Allstudents should wear the college electronic ID Card attached to the ribbon.

5. Every student shall handle the college property with care. He/she shall notmake any marks on the furniture or the walls. Destruction of college propertywill entail civil as well as criminal proceedings. Further, those who damagecollege property will have to pay compensation for the loss incurred.



6. Forming student organizations or getting involved in their activities arestrictly banned on campus. The boundary of the campus begins fromthe main gate near the Higher Secondary School and extends to thesides of the “kole” field. Within its boundary, it encompasses all thebuildings and premises owned by the Monastery. Students are forbiddento organize or attend meetings other than those permitted by the Principalin writing.No outsider shall enter the college campus without permissionof the college authorities.

7. A joint meeting of the PTA, Staff Council, College Council and Managementhas resolved to ban campus politics and activities of political organizationsin the campus. (as per orders of the Hon’ble High Court of Kerala inR.P.No.435/2003 and WPC No.17148/2012). It has entrusted the CollegeCouncil to enforce the High Court ruling that prohibits political activities,especially strikes, demonstrations and agitations in the college campusor its premises. Accordingly campus politics and activities of politicalorganizations are banned in the campus. Strict disciplinary action will betaken against students who indulge in such activities. Students may registertheir complaints, if any, in the Grievance Redressal Cells in the collegeand seek solutions.

8. Posters, banners or flags are not to be kept or exhibited anywhere in thecampus. No pamphlets/leaflets may be distributed inside the campuswithout the permission of the authority.

9. No programme shall be arranged by associations / clubs in the campuswithout prior permission of the Principal.

10. Parents and guardians are requested not to ask their children/wards tocome away from college during class time, unless in case of real necessity.

11. Irregular attendance, habitual inattention to class work and obscenity inword or deed will be dealt with seriously. Misbehaviour or insubordinationto teachers will be reported to the Discipline Committee for immediatedisciplinary actions,including suspension.

12. Everyone has the full freedom to follow any religion according to theirown conscience and is encouraged to practise it; but any form of worshipother than catholic is not allowed in the college premises.



13. The students are welcome to bring to the attention of the authorities anyreasonable grievance or difficulties they might have.

14.a. Tours for not more than three days (ONE working day and TWOholidays clubbed together) may be arranged by the final year studentsof each department with the consent of the class teacher and theapproval of the Head of the Department and the Principal. Studentsgoing on tour will have to be accompanied by a male teacher and ladyteacher of the department. In case there is no lady teacher, the wife ofthe accompanying male teacher or the mother of a girl student of theclass may accompany the group.

b. One day industrial visit/Study Tours may be arranged by the respectiveteachers in consultation with the class teacher, Head of the Departmentand with the approval of the Principal.

c. Associations such as NCC, NSS, Women’s Club, Nature Club andChristals may arrange one day tours, preferably on a holiday, with thepermission of the Principal.

15. Strict disciplinary action will be taken against the students found to haveany association with anti-social gangs.Students are warned against bringing the members of such gangs to thecampus.

16. If the teacher concerned has not turned up to engage the class, the classleader may contact the departments and try to make alternativearrangements. If the leader fails to arrange a teacher to engage the classthe students shall not loiter or crowd anywhere in the campus or on theveranda. They must be reading in the Library/reading room.

17. Students shall always wear the Identity Card and produce them wheneverasked by a staff of the college, teaching or non-teaching.

18. Students shall enter only those class rooms which are assigned to them.No Student shall enter or leave without permission when a teacher is inthe class room. There shall be no unauthorized movement of the studentsin the corridors of the college buildings during the class time.

19. The furniture in the particular classroom shall not be moved elsewhere orrearranged without the prior permission of the Bursar.



20. Smoking/chewing, use of tobacco, pan-parag, drugs, liquor etc., and allproducts which are legally banned, or are injurious to health are strictlyprohibited inside the college campus. No one is allowed to enter thecampus under intoxication. Students shall not possess weapons whilethey are in the Campus.

21. If any student is sent out of the class or if a student is not allowed to enterthe class by a teacher, he/she shall lose the attendance of that session.

22. Boys and girls shall park their two wheelers in the alloted parking areas.No hired or rented vehicles are allowed to be parked in the campus.

23. Students coming to college on two wheelers shall not ride their way toclassrooms, library, auditorium or canteen.

24. On no occasions shall the students play out stereo, tape recorders andkeyboards for recreational purpose. Students shall not collect funds/materials any purpose without the prior permission of the authority.Unauthorized/personal, celebrations/gatherings of any nature are notpermitted in the campus/class rooms. Crackers or fireworks of any magnitudemay not be set off or exploded in the campus without the permission of theauthorities.

25. Taking photographs of students by students in the campus is strictlyforbidden.

26. Ragging is a criminal offence. Police case and other criminal proceedings(as per UGC enforced guidelines) will be initiated against anyone involvedin ragging.

27. In view of the Governor’s order R.T.No. 346/05/H.Ed. dt. 1-3-2005, theGovernment has banned Fashion show, Cinematic Dance and use ofMobile Phones, with or without Camera, in the College Campus. If studentshappen to bring mobile phones, they have to keep it in switched-off positioninside the compound wall. Otherwise the phones will be seized and thestudents will get them back only at the end of the academic year.

28. The public, including former students, will be allowed to enter the collegecampus only for genuine reasons. They will not be allowed to enter theclassrooms and hostel rooms on any account.



29. The following punishments may be imposed on those who violate theguideline/s mentioned above.

a.Suspension from the college for three or more days.b.Denial of conduct certificatec.Debarring from contesting the student union election.d.Dismissal for repeated violation of the guidelines.

30. All legal and reasonable grievances of the students will be addressed bythe college authorities. In the event of any such grievance, the aggrievedcan approach the respective class teacher or students’ GrievanceRedressal Committe existing in the college. Students can also placetheir grievances in writing in the General Complaint Box, placed in frontof the library. Regarding all these complaints the decision of thePrincipal shall be final.

GUIDELINES FOR THE WORKING OFTHE COLLEGE UNION

The College Union activities offer students opportunities to grow in co-operation with others in areas of personal and academic interests as well asin areas of service to fellow human beings. The College Union has a widevariety of student activities that help mould a true education. The elected classrepresentatives will elect the office bearers of the College Union Council. Onemale and one female representative will be elected from each of the co- educationclasses. Two representatives will be elected from males only females only classes.In accordance with the Judgment of the Hon’ble High Court of Kerala, 2003(2) KLT 582, the St. Aloysius College, Elthuruth has formulated the followingBye-laws for the working of the College Union:-1. Functions of the College UnionThe College Union shall have the following functions-a. to promote development of character, discipline and performance;

cultivate democratic and secular outlook and unity among the studentsof the college;



b. to train the students the rights and duties of citizenship;c. to impart leadership qualities and the spirit of service;d. to develop artistic talents of students and encourage them to address and

fight against social problems such as drug menace, ragging, racism,sexual harassment, corruption and communalism.

2. PatronThe Principal shall be the Ex-Officio Patron of the St.Aloysius College Unionand shall possess overall control over the College Union and its activities.The Principal can suspend the functioning of the College Union at any time,if situation warrants.3. DutiesThe college union is duty bound-a. to conduct college union activities with the permission and in accordance

with the directions of the Principal and the advice of the Teachers of theSt. Aloysius College;

b. to conduct college union activities without any political or organisationalor external influence ;

c. to conduct college union activities in a dignified and disciplined mannerwithout creating any unpleasant situations or inconvenience to any oneand without detrimentally affecting the general discipline and reputationof the institution;

d. to avoid objectionable items/programmes/speeches /subjects that mayhamper the best interests of the institution and shall desist from suchconduct or words against the management ,Principal, staff, students,public or other authorities like the University or the Governmentand making expressions against morality and decency .

e. to suspend any activity, programme or function immediately as and whenthe Principal directs so, if programs are not done as per the approvedplan.



4. Guidelines for the Student Activities( Ref. G.O. No. 26483 /G1/15/H. Edn. dated 12.10.2015)

a. All Celebrations in the Campus, including Union activities, should be heldonly after getting prior permission from the Head of the Institution/ college.Celebrations of any type should be communicated to the Head of theInstitution through concerned Staff Advisor at least five working days priorto the event, with program details, guests attending, source of funds,expenditure estimates etc. The Discipline Committee should monitorand supervise the celebrations in the college.

b. Student Union activities should be supervised by a Committee chaired bythe Head of the Institution with Staff Advisor as Convener, and HODs andDiscipline Committee members.

c. All students have to wear identity tag in the college.d. Programs by External Agencies / Professional groups / paid programs

such as DJ, musical events, etc. should not be permitted inside thecampus. No type of fund raising from students should be permitted, asthese practices lead to extortion and misuse of funds. Technical festivalsshould be limited to technical activities. There is no restriction for students’programs.

e. Bike race/ motor car race/elephant procession or similar activities shouldnot be permitted inside the campus.

f. In the interest of the security of students, the local police may be informedin advance about all festival celebrations.

g. Infrastructure, supportive sound system and light would be provided bythe college (expenses will be met from Union fund). Tariff for fund raisingis not permissible.



h. Cultural programme should be staged only with the approval of theScreening committee. Programs are to be ready for screening and reviewat least 2 days prior to its presentation.

i. Name of the guest/s should be informed in writing at least five workingdays prior to the event; after approval of the guest/s, no change is permitted.

j. Duration of the programmes for College Day / College Union Inaugurationetc. is from 9.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m.

k. Stage decoration/ anything exhibited on stage should be approved by thecommittee.

5. Liability and AccountabilityFor all actions / omissions of the College Union pertaining to theBye- laws, the members of the College Union shall be jointly and severallyliable and accountable. The members of the College Union shall be jointlyliable and accountable for all actions of the College Union pertaining to thecelebrations of the College Day.

GUIDELINES FOR ANNUAL COLLEGE MAGAZINE

The students are provided an opportunity to express their creativity and writingskills through the publication of the annual college magazine. The followingguidelines are set as per the UO No. 71454/CDC-E- SO/2014/Admn.1. AimsTo give an opportunity to the students to express their literary skills at thecollege level.To send the magazine for competitions at the University levelTo collect the statistical data about the college and to make it readily availablein future for documentation.To spread the name and fame of the college far and wide.



2. Editorial BoardPrincipal - ChairmanStaff Editor - Elected Staff member Student Editor - Elected Student memberJoint Staff Editor - Malayalam Joint Student EditorJoint Staff Editor - English Joint Student EditorJoint Staff Editor - Hindi Joint Student EditorJoint Staff Editor - Page-making Joint Student Editor

3. Time FrameAll Literature should be collected before 15th FebruaryDTP should be ready by 25th FebruaryPrinting and Publication should be done before 15th MarchDate of Release before 31st March.4. Selection of Literaturea. The literature and contents should be called for by announcing the subjects

and the type of literature needed in all three languages. It should be filedand kept with the Staff Editor.

b. It can be done through competitions or literary works by students at anypoint of time during their studies in the college. The directives from theUniversity/Govt.

(UO No. 71454/CDC-E- SO/2014/Admn.) should be strictly followed in everyrespect.5. Under taking by the StudentsIt should be mentioned that the literature /issue published in the magazinehas not been borrowed or plagiarized.6. Photosa. The photos on various activities and programs in the college should be

collected and, only the selected ones should be printed.b. The essential photos of the college, its founder, patrons and officials

should be given necessary prominence. The photos of students/facultywho have excelled in any field should be chosen.



7. Covera. The college may appeal to the students to design the cover and the best

one may be selected.b. The name of the magazine can be selected from the entries invited and

it should be displayed prominently.c. The cover design and the name of the magazine should uphold our

values and academic culture. The name of the artist should be mentionedand given credit.

8. Advertisements & Accountsa. As far as possible there should not be any advertisements. In case the

expenses go above the allocated amount, advertisements may beaccepted with the approval of magazine committee.

b. The Staff Editor and the Student Editor are responsible for the accounts,and transparency should be maintained in every respect as per thedirection of the Superintendent / Head Accountant.

c. Accounts should be settled with an audit report to the Head Accountant atthe earliest.

d. Once the printing is complete, the copies of the magazine should besubmitted to the Office before payment. The Principal, through theOffice, makes payment of the printing charge by issuing cheques in thename of the printing press after the delivery of the magazine copies at thecollege office.

9. The Process Before Publishinga. All literature should be collected and edited. DTP should be done after

editing. The print outs should be read carefully and any corrections inlanguage, grammar and DTP should be done, as far as possible by thestudents / faculty of the college.

b. The completed DTP should be ready by 25th February.c. The Printers are to be selected after inviting Quotation/Tender.d. The whole process of printing and publishing of the magazine should be

under the supervision and guidance of the Staff and Student Editor andshould follow the college procedures.



VI – AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPSENGLISH1. Award for the topper in M.A English First Semester University Examination

instituted by Prof’ T.John Mathew .2. Award for the topper in M.A English final Examination instituted by the

College Union in 1996 on the retirement of Prof.Jose Pappu, Principal.3. Award for the topper in B.A./B.Sc. General English University

Examinations instituted by Shri. Shaju George in the name of Fr. AntonyKuttikkat.

4. Endowment of Rs 2000/- to conduct an Endowment Lecture in theEnglish Department instituted by the management in the name of Rev.Fr. Jose Pellissery.

HINDI1. Award for the topper in B.A./ B.Sc Hindi University Examination instituted

by a former student in the name of Mr. K.D.Jose.

ECONOMICS1. Award for the topper in M.A. Economics Final Year University

Examinations instituted by the Y’s Menette Club of Trichur in 1985.2. Award for the topper in B.A. Economics Main papers in the University

Examinations instituted by the Former Students Association of this collegein the name of Prof. Jose Pappu.

3. Award for the topper in B.A. Economics Main and Subsidiary papers inthe University Examinations instituted by the Former Students Associationof this college in the name of Fr. Antony Thattil.

4. Award for the topper in B.A. Economics Main and Subsidiary Historypaper instituted by the Management and the Non-Teaching Staff in thename of Rev.Fr. Adolphus.

5. Award to conduct an Endowment Lecture in the Economics Departmentinstituted by the Management. In the name of Rev. Fr. Antony Thattil.

6. Award for the elocution contest on the topic ‘India Today’ to be conductedin connection with the Republic Day every year instituted by Dr. ReginaValiyaveetil.



COMMERCE1. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in the Final B. Com.

University Exams instituted by Prof. Iyyunni J.Akkara, former Head of theDepartment of Commerce in the name of Shri. Joseph Akkara.

2. Award to the Final Year B. Com student on the basis of internalassessment instituted by the family of Saji Jose P in 1995 in the name ofShri. Saji Jose.

3. Award to a First Year B. Com. student on merit cum means basis institutedby Prof. Iyunny Akkara’s family in 1995.

MATHEMATICS1. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in B.Sc. Mathematics

instituted by the Y’s Mentee Club of Trichur in 1985.2. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in Final Year B.Sc.

Mathematics instituted by Prof. K. Sivaraman, Head, Department of Maths(a former student of Dr. Moothedan) in the name of Mgr. Dr. ThomasMoothedan.

3. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in B.Com -Income Tax Law and Practice paper in B.Com UniversityExamination instituted by B.Com 1997-2000 batch in the name ofProf. P. N Narayanan.

4. Award for the topper in B.Sc Maths Main Papers instituted by Shri. P.R.Raghavan, the PTA President in the name of Fr. Thomas Chakramakkil.

PHYSICS1. Award for the topper in Physics, Complementary course in memory of

Rev.Fr. Jose Vattoly , instituted by Shri. C.V. Poulose, Accountant.2. Award for the topper in B.Sc Physics instituted by the College Union in

1996 on the retirement of Prof. Jose Pappu, the Principal.3. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in B. Sc. Physics

main papers instituted by Mrs. Stella Jose, Trichur, in the name ofChowallor Joseph Devassy (Retired District Judge.)



4. Award to a student of B.Sc. Physics on Merit Cum Means basis in thename of Mar Joseph Kundukulam, instituted by the Thrissur Diocese.

CHEMISTRY1. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in Chemistry

subsidiary University Exams instituted by the Former Students Associationof this college in the name of Rev. Fr. Rupert, CMI.

2. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in B.Sc. Chemistryinstituted by the Teaching and Non-teaching staff in 1989 in the name ofRev. Fr. Rupert, CMI.

3. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in subsidiaryPharmaceutical Chemistry instituted by Bro.Yesudas’s family.

4. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in the Final YearDegree University Examination in Chemistry main instituted by Mrs. MaryBeatrice’s family and the Chemistry Department.

5. Award to the topper in first year B.Sc Chemistry Main in the UniversityExaminations instituted by Prof. K.A.Jose in the name of Prof. N.L.Johnson.

6. Award to the toper in Second Year B.Sc. Chemistry Main papers in theUniversity Examinations instituted by Prof. N.L.Johnson in the name ofProf. Jose Kaitharath.

ZOOLOGY1. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in B. Sc. Zoology

Main papers instituted by Miss Nisha Davis Ouvugnal and family and theZoology department.

2. Award to the student who scores the highest marks in B.Sc, Zoologyinstituted by a well-wisher in the name of Fr.Thomas Chakramakkil.

3. Award for the best outgoing student, son/daughter of Self Financing facultyinstituted by Dr Tomy Francis.

4. Award for the topper in M.Sc Zoology in the University Examinationinstituted by the Management to the College to commerce rate thedecennial celebrations of the Department of Zoology.



Physical Education1. Award for the Best Student in Sports & Games in the name of Rev. Fr.

Jose Kavungal

B.Voc1. Award for the Best outgoing student in B.Voc instituted by Ms. Arsha

Sebastin.

GENERAL1. Award to the “Kalathilakam” of the college instituted by the P.T.A. of St.

Aloysius College in 1992 in the name of Fr. Antony Thattil .2. Award to the “Kalaprathibha” of the college instituted by the Teaching

and Non-Teaching Staff of this College in 1992 in the name of Fr. AntonyThattil.

3. Award to the student who scores the highest points in ‘D’Zone Arts Festivalinstituted by the College Union in 1992 in the name of Fr. Antony Thattil.

4. Award to the best N.S.S. Campers (male and female) instituted by theFormer Students Association of the College in the name of Fr. AntonyThattil.

5. Award to the best N.C.C. boys cadet instituted by Lt. P.T.Jose in the nameof Fr. Antony Thattil.

6. Award to the best cadet in NCC Girls Section instituted by PTA St. AloysiusCollege Elthuruth in 1989 in the name of Fr. Antony Thattil.

7. Award to the Departments achieving cent percentage pass in the FinalYear Degree University Examinations instituted by the Management inthe name of Chavara Jayanthi.

8. Award to two First Year Degree Students on Merit Cum Means basisinstituted by the Management in the name of Rev. Fr. George Kuttikkatt.

9. Award for an Endowment Lecture on current issues identified andorganized by Christals instituted by the Management in the name of Rev.Fr. Paul Pottackal.



10. Award to organize Thiruvathirakali competition in the college duringOnam Season instituted by the Former Students Association in 2007 inthe name of Rev.Fr. Thomas Chakramakkil.

11. A sum of Rs. 3 lakhs was raised in 2006-07 through contributions fromthe Management, staff, students and well-wishers as Scholarship Fund.90% of the interest accrued will be used for giving financial assistanceto poor students and 10% for students participating in inter collegiatearts festivals.

AWARDSAWARDSAWARDSAWARDSAWARDS1. Award for the best student in each class selected by the class teacher on

the basis of internal assessment instituted by the P.T.A.2. Award for the best Student in First, Second, Third Year Degree Classes

and P.G. Classes on the basis of the norms approved by the College,instituted by the Teaching Staff Club.

3. Award for the student for his/her excellence in Social Service, academicexcellence, best conduct and chapter at the end of his/her second yearof degree course in college instituted in the golden jubilee by The DonBosco Cooperator’s Trust.



VII - THE COLLEGE THROUGH THE ANNALS

Jan. 1 1968 Application for the Junior College forwarded to the KeralaUniversity. Rev. Fr. Malachias, CMI appointed as FirstManager of the College.

June 1 1968 Rev. Fr. Adoplhus, CMI, is appointed Principal ofSt. Aloysius College, Elthuruth.

June 27 1968 St.Aloysious college is given provisional affiliation to KeralaUniversity.

July 1 1968 Classes begin for the 1 Pre-Degree CourseJuly 16 1968 Rev. Fr. Clemens, Provincial lays the foundation stone of

the extension of the College.March 15 1971 Permanent affiliation accorded to the College by Calicut

University.July 1978 College upgraded with B.A. EconomicsAug. 1979 B.Com is introducedJune 1981 Mr. A.K. Paul gets IIIrd rank in the University for II PDC (Arts)Aug. 1982 B.Sc Maths started. Pre Degree gets Group IV.July 1982 Mr. N. Gopakumar gets First Rank for II PDC, Group II in

the University.Dec. 1984 M.A. Economics is introducedJune 1985 College becomes Co-educational.June 1988 Bro. Varghese V.A. gets IIIrd rank in B.Com.Feb. 1990 College Drama group sets a new record in the University

Arts Festival by winning the first prizes in Malayalam, Englishand Hindi drama.

March 1992 Inauguration of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations of the CollegeMarch 1992 Blessing of the College Auditorium by Rt. Rev. Dr. Jospeh

Kundukulam.



Dec. 1993 B.Sc Physics introducedDec. 1993 Closing function of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations.Dec. 1994 Decennial of the P.G. Department of Economics celebrated.June 1995 M.A. English introducedJune 1996 Fr. Thomas Chakramakkil assumes charge as Principal.Jan. 1997 College Bus Service started at the initiative of the Principal,

Rev. Fr. Thomas Chakramakkil, C.M.I., with the monitoringservice of Dr. P.R. Varghese

April 1998 Fr. Jose Pellissery assumes charge as Principal.July 1998 B.Sc. Chemistry with Pharmaceutical Chemistry as

complementary course started.Dec. 1999 B.Sc Zoology with Clinical Pathology and Laboratory

Techniques startedJuly 2002 The Centre for Continuing Education opened. The centre

begins coaching for BSc Computer Science andBCA under distance education programme.Priya C. gets I rank in M.A. Economics

May 2003 Fr. Thomas Chakramakkil assumes charge as Principal.June 2003 Miss Niju V.R. gets III rank in B.Sc. Zoology.2003 - 2004 Restructuring of the Office and Principal’s Office;

Construction of additional toilet facilities; Self study report ofthe college submitted to the NAAC.

2004 - 2005 College is accredited at the B+ level; Msc Zoology coursestarted; 2nd floor of the library Building Completed; Fr.C.A.Thomas, Principal is nominated to Syndicate, University ofCalicut.

2005 - 2006 M.Com. Course StartedM.Sc. Zoology Block Completed

2006 - 2007 Abhiman C.A. B.Com. III Rank



April 2007 Fr. Jose Kavungal assumes charge as Principal.2007 - 2008 Lince Lawrance II Rank MSc Zoology ” Anu Venu III Rank MSc ZoologyMay 2009 Dr. N.D. Inasu assumes charge as Principal.June 2009 Jiny Jimmy B.Sc. Zoology, II RankAug. 2009 Surabhi Krishnan, MSc. Zoology, II RankSep. 2011 MBA & MCA courses startedNov. 2011 Maria Glory Jose, MSc. Zoology, II RankJune 2012 Dr. Fr. Babu K.T. assumes charge as PrincipalAugust 2012 B.A. English, B.Com (Banking) MSc (Chemistry)

& MSc (Physics) started.Dec. 2012 Auditorium renovatedJan. 2013 New Library Complex inauguratedFeb. 2013 NAAC Team visited and re-accredited the college at B level.August 2013 BCom (Banking) BCom(Co-operation), BBA (HRM), MSc

(Mathematics) & MCJ started.Sept 2013 New Computer Lab startedJuly 2014 B.Voc Courses, BMMC, M.Sc (Statistics) & MA (Political

Science) started.June 2014 MIS (Management Information System)

www.el-aloysius.in startedAugust 2014 ASAP - Got Ist Rank in District and 3rd Rank in Kerala State.June 2015 St. Aloysius College Research Centre in English Literature

(Affiliated to the University of Calicut) started functioning inthe PG and Research Department of English.

July 2015 B.Com. (Computer Application) & BSc. Psychology started.



Jan. 2016 All Kerala Chavara Intercollegiate and Interschool FootballTournament started.

June 2016 The new Building Block “Chavara Square” startedfunctioning.

August 2016 Selected as the best college at the state level for anti-drugactivities under NSS for the year 2016-17.

June 2017 Shifted Maths, Psychology, English, & Statistics departmentsto Bishop Clemens Block.

Feb. 26 2018 The year long golden jubilee celebration of the college wasofficially inaugurated by honarable supreme court justiceSri. Kurian Joseph.

Feb. 2018 The New Building Block “Chavara Square” startedfunct ioning after inaugurat ion by Supreme CourtJustice Shri. Kurian Joseph

May 2018 A Fraternity Meet with the family members of all Associates,Faculty, and all the priests who completed their studies as apart of St. Aloysius College. The evening Cultural Meet wasinaugurated by Dr. Antony Kariyil, former VC of ChristUniversity and the Bp. of Mandya Diocese at the ChavaraSquare.Post Graduate Departments Secured 100% Result inUniversity Exams (2017-18 Academic Year): M.AEconomics, M.Sc Chemistry, M.Sc Mathematics, M.ScPhysics M.Sc Zoology.

July 2018 Ms. Serene T C – M.Sc Physics student secured first rankin Calicut University & Ms. Vibitha P. Varghese – 2015-17Batch M.Sc Zoology student secured eighth rank in CalicutUniversity.

July 21 2018 A mega Job fair was held as part of golden jubileecelebrations, jointly organized by St.Aloysious College & theEmployability centre, Thrissur.



Dec 3, 2018 After a year-long Golden Jubilee celebration events, theValedictory of Golden Jubilee Celebrations was held inthe college auditorium. Retd. Supreme Court Justice P.Sadhasivam, the Hon’ble Governor of Kerala inauguratedthe Session.Research Block was inaugurated by Retd. Supreme CourtJustice P. Sadhasivam, the Hon’ble Governor of Kerala. Golden Jubilee commemorative Stamp and the First DayCover were released by Shri. Jithedra Gupta, the PostMaster General, Kerala.

Jan. 2019 Dr. Fr. Babu Paul cmi, Principal, was selected to the NAACPeer Team by the National Assessment and AccreditationCouncil, Bangalore.

March 2019 IIQA was submitted to NAAC as the first step for thesubmission of SSR.

IX - FORMER PRINCIPALS

1. Rev. Fr .Adolphus C.M.I. (1968-1969)2. Mr. O.J. Antony (1969-1972)3. Rev. Dr. M.K. Joseph Callistus C.M.I. (1972-1974)4. Rev. Fr. Rupert C.M.I. (1974, 1978-1980, 1982-1984)5. Rev. Fr. Zacheus C.M.I. (1975-1978)6. Rev. Fr. Antony Thattil C.M.I. (1984-1992)7. Mr. Jose Pappu (1980-82, 1992-1996)8. Rev. Dr. P.V. Jose C.M.I. (Pellissery) (1998-2003)9. Rev. Fr. C.A. Thomas C.M.I. (Chakramakkil) (1996-98, 2003-07)10. Rev. Fr. K.P. Jose C.M.I. (Kavungal) (2007-2009)11. Dr. N.D. Inasu (2009-2012)



X - TELEPHONE DIRECTORYI. St. Aloysius Campus (Code : 0487)

College 2360748, 2366250Principal 2360944, 9495226899SACIT (Computer) 2365545Public Booth 2365286Monastery 2360944, 2365119Boarding House 2360049, 2365998High School 2360433Plus Two School 2365511

II. Staff ResidencesEnglishDr. C. Thomas John 04885-210802, 9446373081Dr. Betsy Paul C. 9387213444Rev. Fr. Dr. Babu K.T. 9495226899Ms. Susan Joshi 9846331203Mr. Jaison Jose 0480 2760192, 9496217339Ms. Reshma K. Jose 9495819166MalayalamRev. Fr. Dr. Sunil Jose 9447781288HindiDr. Raju C. P. 9249780066EconomicsDr. T.G. Leema 2363207, 9744880013Ms. Jessy John K. 8129333655Dr. Rajesh K. 9447263462Ms. Fiji Raphael 9605704308Dr. Cyril George 9496804546Mr. Jins Varkey 9497356549



Political ScienceDr. Shelly Johny 8281271299HistoryMr. Melvin Luke George 9400076079CommerceMs. Rajitha A. G. 2447553, 8547359257Mr. Praveen P. M. 9495071846Dr. Libison K. B. 8606743247MathematicsMr. Jaison Jacob 9446908045Mr. Raveesh R.Varrier 8547166526PhysicsDr. K.K. James 0480-2877790, 9446393748Dr. E.D. Dias 0487-2325604, 9447437065Rev. Fr. P.V. Anthony 9446278211ChemistryDr. Bolie Therattil 9846737878Ms. Raina Jose 9496193058Dr. Sinto Jacob 8593954552ZoologyDr. Jeeja Tharakan 9446872757Mr. Jain J Therattil 9847368877Physical EducationMr. Lyoid Christopher K. 9447753523College BursarRev. Fr. Anthony Perinchery 9446278211Administrative StaffMr. M.T. Joy 9947390542Mr. Sabu A.L. 9496214657Ms. Smitha Samu 9496349065Ms. Divya Davies 9539374116



Mr. Anish P. Antony 9745446559Mr. Suneesh A. P. 9946742312Ms. Silvi K. J. 9961734536Ms. Sowmya K. S. 9946145749Mr. Xavier Kidangan 9946197588Ms. Megha Joju 7510245337Mr. Arun V. Jose 8606650826Ms. Niji John 9744597487

LibrarianMs. Vineetha Davies V 9961773388Library AssistantsMr. Anto Varghese T. 9447959861Sr. Jasmine Anto CSM 9526643253Mr. P.A. Rappai 9497316529Ms. Nisha Jaison 7025497101Lab.AssistantsMr. K.D. Joy 0480-2712239, 9946870944Mr. Joshy V. K. 9747429253Mr. M.A. Paul 9495039708Ms. Chisha Chandran 9744501991Ms. Sweety Santhosh 8606606412Office AttendantsMr. Daison K David 9747799260Mr. Freddy Kuriyan. C. 9567812682Mr. Johnson A.T. 9947595188Mr. Laiju 9846378396

III RETIRED MEMBERS OF TEACHING STAFFRev. Fr. Rupert 0413-2618633Mr. Jose Pappu 95484-2615981Mr. Mathew C. P. 2382597Mr. Sivaraman K. 2361057



Mr. Jose P. C. 233292, 9446043292Mr. Antony U. V. 2250464Dr. Johny U. P. 2250829Mr. Thomas K. I. 2360345Mr. John E. D. 2332359Mr. Poulose U. A. 2385162, 9745575944Mr. Paul Davis M. D. 2332057Mr. John Mathew T. 2371573Mr. Francis T. D. 9447075730, 2375730Mr. E.P. Varied 2384821Fr. Jose Pellissery 0488 2760122Mr. Paulson Chalissery 2382876Mr. Joseph C. V. 2362557Mr. Thomas M. R. 2355725Mr. Paul P. C. 2361614Mr. Narayanan P. N. 2334232, 9895221277Mr. Thomas Kadambatt 2251345Mr. M.J. John 2331942Rev. Fr. Paul Pottackal 9447878728Rev. Fr. Thomas Chakramakkil 27549075, 09323740758Mr. Haridas. M. 2334247, 9400934242Dr. Thomas P. J. 2362136Mr. Johnson N. L. 0480 2861292, 9495196582Mr. Jose K. A. 0480 2820332Rev. Fr.Jose Kavungal 9446940670Mr. P. V. Francis 2331540, 9895123132Mr. M. D. Paul 2334558Mr. A. S. Varghese 2362496, 9567175727Dr. M. N. Sudhakaran 2385214, 9447085214Dr. M. P. Antony 2332886, 9447172886Dr. C. T. George 2250425, 9446239225Dr. Regina Valiyaveettil 9072855605



Dr. P. K. Lazar 2384734, 9846043841Mr. T. K. David 2361422, 9495782718Mr. M. G. Tomy 0480 2891881, 9495320255Dr. N. D. Inassu 2311606, 9847254386Mr. Manuel P. M. 2278690, 9745482426Mr. Sunny J. Kalliath 2325474, 9847205062Dr. Johnson Thomas 2361254, 9447084627Mr. C. L. Luies 0480-2787253, 949214153Dr. K.T. Johnson 0487-2337393Dr. P.R. Verghese 04885-237937, 9349151985Dr. T. Muraleedharan 0487-2387383, 9447350091Dr. P.T. Jose 2630190, 9388552844Mr. Stephen Joseph T. 0487 369505, 9496125890Mr. L.J. Jojo 0480 2825081, 9349015481Mr. Shaji Pathrose 0484 2452610, 9809039070Dr. C.P. James 9446401120Mr. Raju John T. 0487-2364423, 9495196695Dr. Tomy Francis 0487-2251017, 9388555738Dr. Pius T.K. 2366169, 9446091169Mr. B.I. Joseph 0487-2361181, 9446392181Ms. T.A. Dhina 2384435, 9497797697

IV RETIRED MEMBERS OF NON-TEACHING STAFFMr. Jose M.Soares 2362927Mr. Raphael P. O. 847744385, 2362838Mr. Varghese P. V. 9400290930, 9387110973Mr. John K. P. 2362313Ms. Valliamma V. V. 9961345020Mr. V.Babu 2335809Mr. C.K. Kochumattew 2362314Mr. Joseph C. J. 2366172, 9349821607Mr. Joseph A. K. 9249347586Mr. Davy V. P. 2362749



Mr. Jacob K. J. 2361514Mr. James T. J. 2364726Ms. Thressia C. R. 9349626775Ms. Mary A. A. 3215348Mr. K. A. Don Bosco 2366361Mr. A. A. Davis 2363335Mr. K. P. Antony 2251366Mr. C. P. Antony 04885 230365Mr. K. K. Baby 2363112Ms. K.P. Mary 9544962127Mr. T.K. Mani 9287541120Mr. N.L. Rappai 9946350707Mr. T.A. George 2360709Mr. E.J.T. Das 2642114, 9446249298Mr. A.A. Rappai 9446618967Mr. Vinoba Varghese 9446766093Mr. P. I. John 0487-2735286, 9605622465Mr. K.R. Haridas 9544869679Mr. T.D. Antoo 2363427, 9847427275Mr. N.O. Sunny 2362475, 9495882388Mr. M.T. Tomy 2362658, 9746058417Mr. C.V. Poulose 2618146, 9495315892Mr. T.J. Simon 9946269032, 9142694721Mr. T.M. Varghese 6541015, 9656968257Ms. M.V. Mary 6455528

V - PHONE NUMBERS OF COLLEGESAND OTHER OFFICES

Agricultural University Vellanikkara 2370432Christ College, Irinjalakuda 0480-2825258Carmel College, Mala 0480-2890247Calicut University 0494-2401144



Calicut University Controller of Exams 0494-2400291PA to Controller of Exams 9446207771Dr. John Mathai Centre 2384656Dy. Director of Collegiate Education,Thrissur 2331726Engineering College, Thrissur 2334144Govt. College Kuttanellur 2353022K.K.T.M. College, Kodungallur 0480-2802213Little Flower College, Guruvayur 2556957M.E.S. Asmabi College, Vemballur 0480-2859032, 2850596M.D. College, Pazhanji 0488 5277577Prajyoti Niketan College, Pudukkad 0480-2752885, 2756559Panambilly College, Chalakudy 0480 2701636St. Thomas College, Thrissur 2420435, 2444486St. Mary’s College, Thrissur 2333485St. Joseph’s College, Irinjalakuda 0480-2825358Sacred Heart College, Chalakudy 0480-2701159, 2708877Sree Krishna College, Guruvayur 2535027Sree Kerala Varma College, Thrissur 2380535, 2383438Sree Vyasa College, Vadakkanchery 2432249S.N. College, Nattika 2391246Vimala College, Thrissur 2332080, 2321759Vivekananda College, Kunnamkulam 2522477Veterinary College, Mannuthy 2370344

VI - PUBLIC UTILITY TELEPHONE NUMBERSAyyanthole Panchayat Co-operative Bank,Kariattukara 2360893Ambulance 2421050Thrissur Corporation Zonal OfficeAyyanthole 2360308Collectorate, Ayyanthole 2360160Deepika Daily 2421596



District Treasury Office 2360348Fire 101Fire Station, Thrissur 2333055K.S.R.T.C. 2421150K.S.E.B. Major Section, Ayyanthole 2386707Mathrubhumi Daily 2423284Malayala Manorama Daily 2422465, 2420486Nedumbassery Airport Enquiry 0484-2610030, 2610087Police 100Police Control Room 2420450Police Station West Ayyanthole 2363608Post Office, Elthuruth 2361920Railway Enquiry 2423150Rashtra Deepika Daily Evening 2424230Sports Council, Thrissur 2332099Telecom General Manager Office 2331070The Hindu Daily 0484-2301653The Indian Express Daily 2424778Telephone Complaints 2364100(Olari Exchange) 2365100



Cell-phone and E Mail Directory

Name E Mail Cell

Office (College) [email protected] 2360748Dr. Fr.Babu K. T. (Principal) [email protected] 9495226899Fr. Antony P. V. (Bursar) [email protected] 9446278211Dr.Pauly K.V. (Director,Self Financing Programme ) [email protected] 9847448160IQAC [email protected] 9447263462Ms. Vineetha Davies V [email protected] 9961773388(Librarian)Mr. Sony Varghese(Academic Administrator) [email protected] 8589000701Sr. Shincy 9400894109Sr. Jasmine 9526643253(Women’s Hostel Wardens)

Teaching Staff

Mr. Abilash Govindhan [email protected] 9633258885Ms. Abirami K.A. [email protected] 7907830860Fr. Antony Kuttikatt 9447734648Mr. A.S. Raffy [email protected] 9446147023Ms. Akhila G. [email protected] 8050593036Ms. Atheetha K. Unni [email protected] 8590035196Ms. Athira P. Sajeesh [email protected] 9048257458Dr. Betsy Paul C. [email protected] 9387213444Dr. Bolie Therattil [email protected] 9846737878Mr. Brightil Sabu [email protected] 6282118140Ms. Cecilia George [email protected] 9526920927Mr. Cleetus Johnson [email protected] 9497385628Dr. Cyril George [email protected] 8289807446



Ms. Delby Davis [email protected] 9539084413Dr. Dias E.D. [email protected] 9447437065Ms. Divya K.S. [email protected] 9567148061Ms. Divya N. [email protected] 9400035133Ms. Figi Raphael [email protected] 9605704308Ms. Gayathri G [email protected] 8547047715Mr. Geons Jose [email protected] 9995246734Ms. Gisha George [email protected] 8943429512Mr. Gokul S.Menon [email protected] 9496829732Ms. Haripriya V.K. [email protected] 9496349350Ms. Helna K.Paul [email protected] 9947838113Ms. Hima C.M. [email protected] 8891016634Ms. Himaprabha P [email protected] 9745303093Mr. Jain J. Therattil [email protected] 9847368877Mr. Jaison Jacob [email protected] 9446908045Mr. Jaison Jose P [email protected] 9496217339Dr. Jeeja Tharakan [email protected] 9446872757Ms. Jessy John K [email protected] 8129333655Mr. Jins Varkey [email protected] 9497356549Mr. Jis Joseph [email protected] 9446500026Mr. Jithin M.Varghese [email protected] 7909179184Ms. Jyothi Sreenivas [email protected] 9895072238Mr. Karthik N.M. [email protected] 8547305246Dr. K.K. James [email protected] 9446393748Ms. Krishna M.S. [email protected] 9207408150Mr. Krishnan V.S. [email protected] 9605945896Ms. Leeba Raj E.B. [email protected] 7356346403Dr. Leema T. G. [email protected] 9744880013Ms. Lekshmi Jayakrishnan [email protected] 9400013057Dr. Libison K. B. [email protected] 8606743247



Fr. Lijoy E.J. [email protected] 9447753523Mr. Lyoid Christopher K. [email protected] 9446306933Ms. M.A. Ansha Adbul Khader [email protected] 9495402439Mr. Manoj Devassykutty [email protected] 8137999099Ms. Marychris Anto [email protected] 9846848835Mr. Melvin Luke George [email protected] 9400076079Ms. Midhun Chandran [email protected] 7025460456Ms. Midha C.S. [email protected] 8111802680Ms. Nanet Joy [email protected] 9787655370Ms. Nima A.M. [email protected] 9656458057Mr. P. Venugopal [email protected] 9446127495Mr. Paul Pottakkaran [email protected] 8086396324Ms. Philo Johnson [email protected] 9846574390Dr. Pius T.K. [email protected] 9446091169Mr. Prasanth A.P. [email protected] 9539609489Mr. Praveen P. M. [email protected] 9495071846Ms. Preshy P.V. [email protected] 9846480987Ms. Priya Antony Chiramel [email protected] 9496780914Ms. Rachana P.Nair [email protected] 9746384996Ms. Raina Jose [email protected] 9496193058Mr. Ragunath R. [email protected] 9567478432Ms. Rajalakshmy P. [email protected] 9605343394Ms. Rajitha A.G. [email protected] 8547359257Dr. Raju C. P. [email protected] 8330080066Mr. Raveesh R Varrier [email protected] 8547166526Ms. Reeba Ann James [email protected] 9633439736Ms. Reshma K [email protected] 9562631477Ms. Reshma K.Jose [email protected] 9495819166Ms. Reshma Rajan [email protected] 9745193703Ms. Reshma T.S. [email protected] 9496717659Ms. Rinu Paul P [email protected] 9895065939



Dr. Roby T.J. [email protected] 9446618640Ms. Roji K.R. [email protected] 9387937526Ms. Rose Mary George P [email protected] 9446233947Dr. Saji K.G. [email protected] 9946505793Ms. Sajani Anthony [email protected] 9747169656Mr. Sandeep E.S. [email protected] 8943513026Ms. Sandra Francis sinto.apple@gmail 7012134478Dr. Shelly Johny [email protected] 8281271299Ms. Shine Santhosh [email protected] 9497065998Ms. Silpa Joshy C [email protected] 9745852345Ms. Sindhu V [email protected] 9496290952Dr. Sinto Jacob [email protected] 8593954552Ms. Sreelakshmi K.K. [email protected] 9847191096Mr. Stivin T.S. [email protected] 8893701453Ms. Sujithra U. [email protected] 9562716437Mr. Suman Kumar M.S. [email protected] 9562441021Ms. Sunantha K. K. [email protected] 9495752010Fr. Dr. Sunil Jose [email protected] 9447781288Ms. Susan Joshi [email protected] 9846331203Ms. Syna P. [email protected] 9495881740Ms. Thayyiba K.M. [email protected] 9746318330Mr. Thomas Joseph [email protected] 9562712985Dr. Thomas John C [email protected] 9446373081Ms. Thulasi Venugopal [email protected] 9544050440Ms. Uma Maheswari P.B. [email protected] 8606148870Dr. Umaiban M.M. [email protected] 9745418853Ms. Umadevi P. [email protected] 9746148367Ms. Vibitha P. Varghese [email protected] 7902811777Ms. Vidya C Nair [email protected] 9995266881Ms. Vincy Kochupaul [email protected] 7510664655



Date Day Particulars Days ofwork

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Number of working days : 19 H-Denotes Holiday for the Office

JUNE 2019Calendar 2019-20

SATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUN

College reopens

Faculty Orientation

Admission Committee

Ist P.G. Classes begins

Academic Orientation for U.G. & P.G.

Value Education Classes

Id-ul-FitrASAP Programme for the year started




JULY 2019

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Eucharistic Celebration / Value Education



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work1. 12. 23.4. H5. 36. 47. 58. 69. 710. H11. H12. 813. 914. 1015. Independance day H16. 1117.18. H19. 1220. 1321. 1422. 1523. H24.25. H26. 1627. 1728. H29. 1830 FRI 1931 SAT

AUGUST 2019

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Number of working days : 19 - H-Denotes Holiday for the Office

Bakrid

Sreekrishna Jayanthi

Ayyankali JayanthiScholar Support Programme

Walk with a scholar

Walk with a scholar

IIIrd & Vth Semester First Internal Examination begins

IIIrd Semester P.T.A. Meeting

Vth Semester P.T.A. Meeting

Ist Semester First Internal Examination begins





1. H2. 13. 24. 35. 46. 57.8. H9. H10. H11. H12. H13. H14. H15. H16. 617. 718. 819. 920. 1021.22. H23. 1124. 1225. 1326. 1427. 1528.29. H30. 16

Number of working days : 16 H-Denotes Holiday for the Office:

SEPTEMBER 2019

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Sri Narayana Guru Samadhi

Muharam

Sreenarayana Guru Jayanti

Thiruvonam


Walk with a scholar

Walk with a scholar

College Union Election

Ist Semester P.T.A. Meeting

Onam Celebrations, College closes for Onam Vacation

College reopens after Onam Vacation





OCTOBER 2019

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1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.31.

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MahanavamiVijaya Dasami



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IIIrd & Vth Semester Second Internal Examination begins


Gandhi Jayanti




NOVEMBER 2019

1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.

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Milad-i-sherif

Keralappiravi



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Ist Semester Second Internal Examination begins





1. H2. 13. 24. 35. 46. 57.8. H9. 610. 711. 812. 913. 1014. H15. H16. 1117. 1218. 1319. 1420. 1521.22. H23.24.25. Christmas H26.27.28.29. H30. 1631. 17


DECEMBER 2019

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Walk with a scholar

Walk with a scholar

IVth & VIth Semester First International Examination begins

Christmas celebrations, college closes for Christmas vacation

College reopens after Christmas vacation

IVth Semester P.T.A. Meeting





JANUARY 2020

Mannam JayanthiNew Year Day


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IInd semester First Internal Exams begins

IInd Semester P.T.A. Meeting

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1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.31.

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FEBRUARY 2020


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1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.

Sivarathri


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MARCH 2020

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IInd & IVth Semestet Second Internal Exam begins


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APRIL 2020

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MAY 2020

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