TAMILNADU STATE COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY/SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS (STP)/2011

TAMILNADU STATE COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 

(Autonomous body of Government of Tamilnadu) 

DOTE Campus, Chennai – 600 025 

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS (STP)

This scheme is to promote R&D work having social relevance, significance and usefulness to 

our State.  The major area of research may be in fields such as Agriculture, Environmental 

Sciences, Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Veterinary Sciences, Medical Sciences, 

Social Sciences and Engineering and Technology.  Under this scheme, financial assistance to 

the tune of Rs.1.5 to 3.00 lakhs is provided for a period of 2 years to scientists and faculty  

members working in the above fields in any of the recognized Universities/Colleges/ 

Research institutions in the State.  To avail financial support for Science and Technology 

Projects, 4 copies of proposals in the prescribed format along with required enclosures may 

be sent to  Member Secretary, Tamilnadu State council for Science and Technology, 

DOTE Campus, Chennai – 600 025 on or before 31stOctober 2011.  Following format is 

to be expanded wherever space is required and separate statement(s) are to be enclosed as 

required. 

APPLICATION FOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS 

(4 Copies to be submitted) 

1 Title of the Project : 

2 Discipline under which to be considered 

WRITE ANY ONE OF 

Agricultural sciences/Biological sciences/ 

Environmental Sciences/Engineering & 

Technology / Physical sciences/ Medical 

sciences/ Veterinary sciences / Social 

sciences 

:  

3 Name & Designation of the Principal 

Investigator 

:  

4 Postal Address of the Principal 

Investigator 

:  

5 Name, Designation and address of Coinvestigator if any 

:  

6 Contact Phone numbers (Office and 

residence) of PI & Co-PI alongwith, email 

ID, if any 

:  

7 Name of the Institution/Organization in 

which the project will be carried out 

:  

8 Name of other Institution(s) 

Organization(s) involved in the Project 

:  9 Duration of the Project  

(Maximum 2 years) 

:  

10 Total Cost of the Project Proposal (details 

to be furnished in the prescribed format) 

:  

11 An abstract, not exceeding one page 

describing the background, objectives 

methodology & yearwise budget 

: To be enclosed separately 

12 Details of the project proposal including 

the State-of-the art of the subject, the work 

already done in this area in India or 

elsewhere, and defining clearly the 

objectives and methodology and yearwise 

phasing of the project. 

: To be enclosed separately 

13 Brief bio-data of the Investigator(s) : To be enclosed separately 

14 Facilities available at the Institution/ 

organization to carry out the project 

: To be enclosed separately 

15 Social relevance and usefulness of the 

project 

: To be enclosed separately 

16  Whether the same Investigator(s) is / are 

receiving funds from any Other agencies  

If yes, 

Name of the Investigator 

Title of the Project 

Agency 

Amount 

Details of projects already carried out, if 

there is any 

:

:

:

:

:

:

Yes/No

Place :       Signature of the Investigator(s) 

Date : 

     Signature of the         Signature of the  

Head of the Department             Head of the Institution 

        With Seal             With Seal DETAILS OF BUDGET 

A Salaries & Wages I Year II Year Total 

i. Research fellows, if any      

ii. Supporting technical & other 

staff, if any 

     

 Total    

B  Permanent equipment  (only 

project specific, minor 

equipment): major equipment/ 

facilities are expected to be 

already available with the 

institution(s): Name & cost may 

be indicated 

     

 Total    

C Consumables    

Chemicals, glasswares 

Fabrication/Service 

Testing 

Other Consumable 

 Total    

D Travel    

E Total of A+B+C+D    

F Total Cost of Project  

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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay IITB RESEARCH INTERNSHIP AWARDS 2011-12

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay IITB RESEARCH INTERNSHIP AWARDS 2011-12

Home       Available Projects      Eligibility     Selection Procedure      How To Apply      FAQ IITB      IRCC           About The Awards: IITB Research Internship Award is designed to be an educational and professional research experience. These awards are available for specific research projects. The details of these projects are made available to the candidates so that they can apply for projects of their interest and can prepare themselves well for a rigorous selection procedure. The number of interns will be restricted to the number of projects available. The selected interns are required to work full time for four to six months on the project and will be given a fixed stipend of  Rs. 10,000/- per month. Accommodation may be provided subject to availability. Kindly visit the "How To Apply" page for applying. Click on the following link: http://www.ircc.iitb.ac.in/IRCC-Webpage/HRMSLoginPage.jsp for submitting application form Important Dates: Task Timeline Last Date for submission of Application form October 15, 2011 Tentative Dates for Interview 15th -30th November 2011 Duration of Internship December 2011 to June 2012 About IITB: IIT Bombay has made concerted efforts to align its R&D focus with the national goal of achieving technological self-reliance. Students and faculty conduct research projects in thrust areas of science and engineering. Its preeminent position at the cutting-edge of research is reflected in its impressive list of research projects, which cater to both our national needs and global developments. Education and research are the twin pillars of IITB and the ambience is one in which new ideas and creativity can flourish. A key goal of the Institute is to provide a creative atmosphere in which higher studies and research thrive amongst the students and the faculty. IIT Bombay's commitment to merging education with the creation of knowledge provides a fertile ground for productive research that has led to a range of scientific and technological achievements. We feel that the main ingredient for successful R & D is enthusiastic young minds. It is from this view point that we have introduced the IITB Research Internship Awards to engage bright external students on it challenging research projects.

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FDDI/NOIDA/Jharokha… Glimpses of Visuals”- Visual Merchandising Competition 2011

Jharokha… Glimpses of Visuals”- Visual Merchandising Competition 2011

ABOUT VM Visual merchandising or VM as it is popularly known as is the art and science of presenting products especially by their creative display in retail outlets by the means of effective design solutions, in order to generate traffic, create interest and buzz- and of course, generate sales. VM is one of the most important pieces in running the retail business. The visual merchandiser is there, not to impose ideas, but to help clients articulate their own personal style. It consists of not only Window Display but also include In- Store Display and Online Display. Window display is the most controllable element in relation to image of the store and the merchandise displayed that can be exploited by a retailer. Not only are they entertaining to the innocent pedestrians or the window shoppers but at the same time they are silently selling the offers and the merchandise to the unsuspecting consumers. Window Display assists in: Educating the customers about the product/service in an effective and creative manner. Setting up an innovative medium to present merchandise in 3D environment, which has extended impact and recall value. Creating an exclusive positioning to the retailer Synergizing the business and marketing strategies of the retailer, keeping the product in prime focus. Merging the creative, technical and operational aspects of a product and the retailer. TIPS TO MAKE WINDOW DISPLAY MORE EFFECTIVE Keep it simple- One of the most important things to consider when designing a display is simplicity. An uncluttered, sleek display looks more professional than a table or window piled up with random items. Don’t try to put every thing at once. Keep it clean- Part of a successful window display is keeping the creation neat and clean. Change displays frequently– Change the window display regularly with the new thoughts and products range to give a spanking new appearance to the store. A few popular ideas for display merchandising are- Seasonal themes, Color themes, holiday themes or show case the latest and greatest items the store is carrying right in the window. Bright lighting- is crucial both during the day and night. Use colored spotlights to draw attention to the most unique items. Repetition- Use repetition of shapes and colours to attract attention. Use of Colours- Use light bright colours. Make the window display using as bright and vibrant colours as possible. Less is more- Cluster items in groups of three or five. Odd numbers are most pleasing to eyes. Leave enough space between the groups of items. Vary height and depth of items- to carry the eye throughout the display. A pyramid or triangle is a pleasing shape. This is especially important when all of the things being used in the display are the same size. Using different heights creates visual interest and keeps a person's eyes moving around the display. A display needs a focal point. Displays need unity- Continue the theme of the window display with other displays inside the store. Selecting a single theme for all the store windows and some interior display spaces can create a cohesive and inviting appearance. Convert passers by into customers- On an average a shop window display has just 3 seconds to convert passers by into customers. If one manages to achieve this, then the possibility of making a sale is much higher.   COMPETITION BRIEF Purpose and Objectives of the competition: Gives creative teams from all over India the chance to showcase their talents An opportunity for individual, retailers or students to be the “ best among the best” A chance to experiment with creativity and innovation. To create a stunning, unique window display on a small budget. Entry requirements: The competition is open to both VM professionals and students that give creative teams from all over India the chance to showcase their talents and be crowned national champions. “Jharokha: Glimpses of visuals” promotes and develops the quality of VM and window-dressing skills across the retail industry and above all gives the opportunity of being the best among the best. Students from design, fashion, art and management institutes can group up in teams of maximum 4 members. OR Young Retail and Design Professionals in any category, can group up in teams of maximum 4 members. Theme: “Go- Green”   COMPETITION STRUCTURE Stage 1:Entries from competitors: The entries have to be sent through the institute/ organization only. Entry is free of Cost. Entries should consist of the Duly filled entry form. Entry form can be downloaded from www.fddiindia.com. A printed proposal (500 to 1000 words) based on a set theme, which should have: Interpretation of the theme Your research work for the concept, product (merchandise) and consumers/ target market. A3 size Colored hard copy of Mood Board depicting your theme A technical drawing of the window in A3 size. Rules for which are: All designs must be ORIGINAL work. Demonstrate planning and dimensional consideration through technical drawing of the window( can be manual or computerized). It should be scaled drawing of the merchandise , props and other materials. Basic costing of the display should not exceed Rs. 2000/-. Window Specifications: 8 ft. X 8ft. X 8ft (Designs must be contained within this perimeter, i.e. cannot go beyond or attach materials past the specified areas.) Only back wall will be provided; Sides are bare. Grid on top. Two adjustable spotlights at the front of the grid ceiling. Electrical socket. Please consider all practical implementations in time restriction of 3 hours while creating your proposal. All entries with the heading” VM Competition- Window Display” must be posted in Hard Copy (printed form) latest by 30th September, 2011. Stage 2: Further Short listing An eminent panel of jury members would short list final 9 best entries that would be intimated by mail. Stage 3: Window Display Short listed teams will be invited to set up their display in FDDI grounds, where they will be judged by industry experts and designers. Date of final display is 18th November 2011. Each team will be given a time limit of 3 hours, although preparation is allowed prior to installation.   PRIZES 1st Platinum Prize : Rs 10,000/- 2nd Diamond Prize : Rs 7, 000/- 3rd Gold Prize : Rs 5,000/- Cheque will be issued in the name of the institute/ organization only. Final 9 best entries will get certificate of participation.   RULES Each team must submit the requirements for the first stage by 30th September 2011. All work must be clearly marked with the names of the participants and the contact details. Please pack the entries carefully so they arrive in perfect condition for judging. Mannequins will not be provided by FDDI. If required, participants can make their own arrangements. All participants have to bare the cost of travel, accommodation and props on their own. FDDI will not be liable for any payments. Submitted designs must be solely produced by the members in the team. The names of the participants in a group will remain finalized. No request for changing the member names shall be entertained after the submission in Stage I. Presence of all the members is mandatory at the time of the display. Any additional drawings or materials apart from those specified will not be eligible for judging and may lead to disqualification of the team.   NOTE: All entries with the heading” VM Competition- Window Display” must be posted in Hard Copy to the following address: Chief Consultant (Retail) Footwear Design & Development Institute ( FDDI) (Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Govt. of India), A10/ A, Sector 24, Gautam Budh Nagar, NOIDA-201301. E-mail:vm@FDDIINDIA.COM;Website:www.FDDIINDIA.COM     DOWNLOAD DETAILS: Brochure - JHAROKHA 2011 Entry Form          FOR DETAILS CLICK;http://www.fddiindia.com/news/n_vmc2011_03082011.html

I I T,BHUBHNESHWAR/Fifth International Conference on Solidification Science and Processing/OCT.,2011

Fifth International Conference on Solidification Science and Processing

ICSSP5 Home Scope International Organizing Committee Registration Accommodation Conference Location Contact Organizers Deadlines Technical Programme Useful Links Administration Page Scope of the Conference   The aim of this conference is to allow participants an opportunity to discuss the recent developments in the field of solidification science and processing and review challenges faced by the community in the 21st century. The conference consists of invited oral presentations and contributed posters. To ensure an intense interaction amongst the researchers present at the conference, only a single session will be in progress at any given time. Students are encouraged through a reduced registration fee and the possibility of limited logistical support. Best student papers will be judged and awarded during the conference. The topics of interest include but are not limited to: Fundamentals of solidification Modelling of solidification processes Microstructure evolution Solidification under micro-gravity and external fields Solidification of composites Defects in castings due to solidification Bulk metallic glasses and nanocrystalline materials Advanced materials and processes In-situ observation of solidification process Foams and syntactic composites Thermophysical properties and phase equilibria Nucleation and grain refinement Light weight materials processing The papers presented at the conference will be peer reviewed and published as proceedings in an international journal.  FOR MORE DETAILS CLICK; http://www.iitbbs.gov.in/conference1_scope.php

AYUSH SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME/2011

AYUSH SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME

Government of India through the Indian Council for  Cultural Relations (ICCR) has 

been offering scholarships to pursue Ayurveda Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy courses in 

India since 2005. The total number of scholarships offered for AYUSH courses initially was 

30. Resurgence of AYUSH at international level has resulted in growing demand from foreign 

students to study in Indian Institutions. Keeping this in mind, the Department of AYUSH had 

proposed to support foreign nationals under its international fellowship programme for 

undertaking AYUSH courses at premier institutions in India. In addition to the 30 

scholarships provided initially, another 20 scholarships are being provided under the 

International Cooperation scheme of the Department  of AYUSH.  The Department is also 

providing 20 scholarships to students of Malaysia.   

  

Scholarships are provided for the following courses  

Under Graduate courses

• Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS):  5 ½ year degree course 

including one year mandatory clinical training 

Eligibility: 12 years of schooling with science subjects 

• Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery (BSMS): 5 ½ year degree course including 

one year mandatory clinical training 

Eligibilty: 12 years of schooling with science subjects 

• Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS): 5 ½ year degree course including 

one year mandatory clinical training 

Eligibilty: 12 years of schooling with science subjects 

• Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicines and Surgery (BAMS): 5 ½ year degree course 

including one year mandatory clinical training 

Eligibilty: 12 years of schooling with science subjects

Post Graduate Courses 

• M.D. Ayurveda : 3 year course 

Eligibilty: BAMS degree  recognized by CCIM 

• MD Siddha: 3 year course 

Eligibilty: BSMS degree  recognized by CCIM 

• MD Unani: 3 year course 

Eligibilty: BUMS degree  recognized by CCIM (It may be noted that amongst foreign universities  only degrees of Sri Lankan 

Universities i.e. BAMS and BUMS from Institute of Indigenous medicine, University, 

of Colombo, Sri Lanka and BSMS from University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka are recognized 

by CCIM) 

• MD Homoeopathy: 3 year course 

Eligibilty: BHMS degree  recognized by CCH 

(It may be noted that only the UG degrees of Indian Universities are recognized by 

CCH) 

Ph.D. Courses 

Ph.D in Ayurveda: 3 years course (only1 seat is available for foreign students) 

Eligibilty: MD (Ayurveda) degree recognized by CCIM

Procedure for application

ICCR sends the offer letter for scholarships to Indian Missions abroad. Offer of scholarships 

are advertised by the Indian Missions in countries  where the scholarships are offered. 

Application forms for scholarships are available with the Indian missions. Interested 

students are required to submit six complete sets of applications forms at the Missions. 

Applications should be properly filled- up and sent with complete supporting document. 

Certified copies of all documents should be accompanied with English transitions, a syllabus 

of the qualifying examination should be enclosed with the application.  

Selection procedure

Applications from the desirous foreign nationals received by the Indian Diplomatic Missions 

concerned are scrutinized and forwarded by them to  ICCR for selection and placement. 

ICCR, however, does not consider applications which are received directly from the 

candidates.   ICCR in-turn forwards the application to the Universities/educational 

institutions who have their own eligibility criteria. A scholarship is awarded only when the 

admission is confirmed by ICCR. Thereafter appropriate visas are issued by the Missions. 

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MAULANA AZAD NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, BHOPAL/INTERNAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY /2011

MAULANA AZAD NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,                                                                               

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PH: 0755- 4051000, 4052000  FAX: 0755-2670562                                                           

INTERNAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 

Each 4 digit extension can be reached directly by adding the prefix number 

(0755) 405 _ _ _ _  to the respective numbers. 

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2  Director office     1003 

3  Committee room     1004 

Registrar Office    residence office 

1  Registrar     1010 

2  Registrar office (FAX)     1011 

3  Registrar office     1012 

          

Dean Office    residence office 

1  Dean Office      1020 

2  Dean Faculty Welfare      1022 

3  Dean Student Affair      1023 

4  Dean Academics      1024 

5  Dean R & C      1025 

6  Dean Planning     1026 

7  Officer on Special Duty    1027 

8  Engg. I/c Construction    1028 

9  PA       1029 

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1  COE      1030 

2  COE Office      1031 

          

LIBERRAY    residence office 

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Account Section    residence office 

1 Srinivas Shastri DR Accounts    1040 

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4  Abdul Rakeeb  Office Superintend    1043 

5  Cash Counter      1044 

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1 Rajendra Khare 

Institute 

Engineer   1065 

2 Madhulika  AgIII 

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3  A.K. Soni  sub Engineer 

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4  Jyoti Khatawkar  sub Engineer  2603 1068 

5  Satyendra Shukla  Assist Engineer 

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1 S.N.S. Tomer 

Institute 

Engineer 2625 1070 

2 Store Keeper     1071 

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DISPENCERY    Residence  Office 

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MEDICAL 

OFFICER   1370 

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MEDICAL 

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Assistant 

Director   1775 

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Assistant 

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2 VIP Guest House 

  

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9 Raghuwanshi 

  

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13 Auditorium   1793 

14 Canteen   1794 

15 Computer Center   1322 

          

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1 HOD     1100 

2 Department office     1101 

3 Alka Bharat  Professor    1102 

4 Rekha Jain Associate Prof.   1103 

5 Savita Subherwal  Associate Prof. 2317 1104 

6 Sonia Teneja Associate Prof.   1105 

7  Manmohan Kapse  Associate Prof.    1106 

8 Nakul Dhagat Associate Prof. 2417 1107 

9 Charumitra Kapse Associate Prof. 2421 1108 

10 Anupama Sharma Associate Prof.   1109 

11 Jagdish Singh Associate Prof.   1110 

12 K.K. Dhote  Associate Prof.   1111 

13 Yogesh Garg Associate Prof.   1112 

14 Rajat Soni  Associate Prof.   1113 

15 Vinay Mohan Das Asst. Professor 2665 1114 16 Seemi Ahmed Asst. Professor 2415 1115 

17 Anshu Gupta Asst. Professor 2647 1116 

18 Preeti Onkar Asst. Professor 2414 1117 

19 Anuj Jaiswal  Asst. Professor 2661 1118 

20 Supriya Vyas Asst. Professor   1119 

21 Kavita Dehalwar Asst. Professor   1120 

22 Rajshree Kamat Asst. Professor   1121 

23 Navneet Munoth     1122 

24 store keeper     1123 

25 Computer Lab     1125 

26 Commitee Room     1126 

          

Applied Mech    Residence Office 

1  H.O.D   

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2  Department Office   

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4 M. S. Hora Associate  Prof.   1154 

5  Sanjay Soni Associate  Prof.  2405 1155 

6 Raman Nateriya  Asstt. Professor 2623 1156 

7 Ms. Priyanka Dhurvey Singh  Asstt. Professor   1157 

8 Ajay Pandey  Asstt. Professor   1158 

9 Amit K. Telang Asstt. Professor   1159 

10 Neeraj Tiwari Asstt. Professor   1160 

11 Kavita G. Suneja Asstt. Professor   1161 

12 A.A.Khan  S.K.   1162 

13 Durgesh Agrawal 

Asst. 

Programmer  2631 1163 

14 Anita Saxena  A.G. II   1164 

          

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1  H.O.D.  

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2  Department Office 

1351 

3 Kiran Singh  Professor    1352 

4 Rahul M. Shrivastava Associate Prof   1353 

5 Khoshhali Menaria Assistant Prof   1354 

        

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1  Office     1650 

2  Savita Dixit   2305 1653 

3  Alok Mittal  2337 1654 

4  Amit Dubey   1655 

5  Faculty Room       1656       

Chemical Engineering    Residence Office 

1  H.O.D.     1800 

2  Department Office     1801 

3 Sunder Lal Pal   1802 

4 Bharat Modhra   1803 

5 Kamlu Gota      1804 

6 Neetu Divya  1805 

7 S. Suresh  1806 

      

Civil Engineering    Residence Office 

1 HOD     1200 

2 Department Office     1201 

3 S.K Mittal  Professor 2327 1202 

4 V. K. Gahlot  Professor 2209 1203 

5 N.Dindorker Professor   1204 

6 S. K.  Dubey Associate Prof. 2325 1205 

7 Anil Kumar Sharma Associate Prof.   1206 

8 Charu Parashar Associate Prof.   1207 

9 V. Prasad Associate Prof.   1208 

10 T. S. Deshmukh Associate Prof. 2211 1209 

11 P.K. Jain  Associate Prof. 2318 1210 

12 P.K. Agrawal Associate Prof. 2411 1211 

13 S.K. katiyar Associate Prof. 2402 1212 

14 Mukul Kulshreshtra Associate Prof.   1213 

15 M.S. Chouhan Associate Prof.   1214 

16 Abhay Sharma Associate Prof.   1215 

17 Suneet Kour Associate Prof.   1216 

18 Harsangeet Kour Associate Prof. 2430 1217 

19 M.K. Choudhary Asstt. Professor 2429 1218 

20 Jyoti Surup Asstt. Professor   1219 

21 Kamal Singh Asstt. Professor 2635 1220 

22 Ajay Thawait Asstt. Professor   1221 

23 Rakesh Kumar  Asstt. Professor 2609 1222 

24 Sidhart Rokede Asstt. Professor 2432 1223 

25 Kishan Dharavath Asstt. Professor 2622 1224 

26 Ruchi Khare Asstt. Professor   1225 

27 Vivek Garg Asstt. Professor   1226 

28 Junaid Rahim Asstt. Professor 2427 1227 

29 Hiralal Tiwari Asstt. Professor 2428 1228 

30 Rajput S.P.S Asstt. Professor 2416 1229 

31 S. R. Samadder Asstt. Professor 2658 1230 

32 Anil Z. Chitade     1231 

33 store keeper     1232           

Computer Science/IT    Residence Office 

1  HOD 

    1300 

2  Department Office 

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3 M.Chawla Associate Prof.   1302 

4 Praveen Kaushik Assistant Prof   1303 

5 Deepak S. Tomar  Assistant Prof 2645 1304 

6 Manish Pandey  Assistant Prof   1305 

7 Sweta Jain Assistant Prof   1306 

8 Khethawat Saritha Assistant Prof   1307 

9 Bholanath Roy Assistant Prof   1308 

10 Akhtar Rasool Assistant Prof   1309 

11 Jay Trilok Choudhary Assistant Prof   1310 

12 Lavit Rawtani Associate Prof.   1311 

13 Vasudev Dehalwar  Associate Prof. 2312 1312 

14 R.K. Pateriya Associate Prof. 2424 1313 

15 Devshri Roy Associate Prof.   1314 

16 Jyoti Bharti Assistant Prof   1315 

17 Miss. M Gyanchandani Assistant Prof   1316 

18 Rajesh Wadhvani Assistant Prof 2648 1317 

19 Sanyan Shukla Assistant Prof 2632 1318 

20 Nilay Khare Associate Prof.   1319 

21 Direndra Pratap Singh Assistant Prof   1320 

22 John Varghese ASK   1321 

23 Hoshihar S. Chouhan O S 2621 1322 

24 Namita Tiwari Assistant Prof   1323 

          

Electrical Engineering    Residence Office 

1  HOD   

  1400 

2  Department  office   

  1401 

3 Gayatri Agnihotri Professor 2201 1402 

4 Ganga Agnihotri Professor 2329 1403 

5 D.M. Deshpande Professor 2311 1404 

6 A.M. Shandilya Professor 2313 1405 

7 R.K. Nema Associate Prof.   1406 

8 Yogandra Kumar Associate Prof.   1407 

9 Manisha Dubey Associate Prof. 2412 1408 

10 Savita Nema Associate Prof.   1409 

11 S. Kumar Jain Associate Prof. 2422 1410 

12 T. T. Kulshershtra Associate Prof.   1411 

13 N.P. Patidar Assistant Prof  2605 1412 

14 S.C. Gupta Assistant Prof  2333 1413 15 Sushma Gupta Assistant Prof    1414 

16 Anoop Arya Assistant Prof    1415 

17 Priyanka Paliwal  Assistant Prof    1416 

18 Pankaj Swarnkar Assistant Prof    1417 

19 Amit Ojha Assistant Prof  2613 1418 

20 R. K. Singh Assistant Prof  2401 1419 

21 Mukesh Kirar Assistant Prof    1420 

          

Electronics and Comm. Engg.    Residence Office 

1 HOD  HOD    1500 

2 office  office    1501 

3 R.P. Singh  Professor 2322 1502 

4 S.C.Srivastava Professor   1503 

5 M.K.Gupta  Professor 2336 1505 

6 N. R. Trivedi Associate Prof. 2210 1504 

7 M. Shandilya Associate Prof. 2306 1506 

8 R.K.Baghel Associate Prof. 2338 1507 

9 Ajay Somkuwar Associate Prof.   1508 

10 Aditya Goyal Associate Prof.   1509 

11 Arvind Rajawat Associate Prof. 2407 1510 

12 Kavita Khare Associate Prof.   1511 

13 Jyoti Singhai Associate Prof. 2316 1512 

14 R.N. Yadav Associate Prof. 2315 1513 

15 J.S. Yadav Associate Prof. 2319 1514 

16 Laxmi Kumre Assistant Prof. 2666 1515 

17 S. Nakhate Assistant Prof.   1516 

18 Alpana Pandey Assistant Prof.   1517 

19 Bhawna P. Shrivastava Assistant Prof.   1518 

20 Lalita Gupta Assistant Prof.   1519 

21 Deeraj Kumar Agrawal Assistant Prof. 2601 1520 

22 Tarun Kumar Gupta Assistant Prof. 2660 1521 

23 D.K.Raghuwanshi Assistant Prof.   1522 

24 V. Chourasia Assistant Prof.   1523 

25 O.P.Meenu Assistant Prof. 2654 1524 

26 store keeper   2626 1525 

27 Committee Room       1526 

      

Humanities    Residence Office 

1 H.O.D.      1490 

2 Department Office     1491 

3 Vinita Mahindra  Professor   1492 

4 Shuchi Shrivastava Associate Prof   1493 

5 Pushpender Yadav Assistant Porf 2668 1494 

6 Varsha Rokade Assistant Porf   1495           

Mathematics     Residence Office 

1  H.O.D 

    1550 

2  Department office 

  1551 

3 Kamal R. Pardasani Professor 2314 1552 

4 Namita Shrivastava Associate Prof. 2418 1553 

5 Madhvi Shakya Associate Prof. 2310 1554 

6 Usha Chouhan  Assistant Prof   1555 

7 Chandan Verma Assistant Prof 2629 1556 

8 Manoj Jha Assistant Prof   1557 

9 Jaiprakash jaiswal Assistant Prof   1558 

          

MCA    Residence Office 

1  HOD 

     1450 

2  Department office 

     1451 

3 Sanjay Sharma Associate Prof. 2331 1452 

4 Sujoy Das  Associate Prof.   1453 

5 Dr. Ram Jeevan Singh Thakur Associate Prof.   1454 

6 Amit Bhagat Assistant Prof.   1455 

7 Ghanshyam Singh Assistant Prof.   1456 

          

Mechanical Engineering    Residence Office 

1  Department office   

   1600 

2  HOD     1601 

3 Geeta Agnihotri Professor 2326 1602 

4 V.K. Khare  Professor 2309 1603 

5 C.M. Agrawal  Professor  2303  1606 

6 M.K.Jain  Professor    1607 

7 R.M. Sarviya Associate Prof.  1608 

8 R.K. Mittal Associate Prof.  2431  1609 

9 A. R. Siddiqui Associate Prof.    1610 

10 Siraj Ahmad Associate Prof.  2415  1611 

11 Jiwanalal Bhagoria Associate Prof.    1612 

12 S.P.S. Rajput Associate Prof.  2332  1613 

13 V. K. Soni Asstt. Professor  2413  1614 

14 Atul M. Lanjewar Asstt. Professor  2608  1615 

15 Vilas Warudkar Asstt. Professor    1616 

16 P. Mishra Asstt. Professor  2643  1617 

17 Vishal Parashar Asstt. Professor  2662  1618 

18 Amit Suhane Asstt. Professor    1619 

19 Manoj Arya Asstt. Professor  1620 

20 P. K. Soni Asstt. Professor  2638  1621 21 R. S. Rana Asstt. Professor  2615  1622 

22 Akhilesh Soni Asstt. Professor  2636  1623 

23 M.  Vishwakarma Asstt. Professor    1624 

24 R. K. Dwivedi Associate Prof.  2633  1625 

25 R. K. Mandloi Associate Prof.    1626 

26 Sukhranjan Das Asstt. Professor  1627 

27 Exam Coordinator    1628 

28 Store Keeper    1629 

        

MSME    Residence Office 

1 HOD      1700 

2 Department Office  1701 

3 H.K.Khaira  1702 

4 P.K. Madavi  1703 

5 S..Shrivastava  1704 

6 M. Debata  1705 

7 C.Sasi Kumar  1706 

8 Preetham Kumar  1707 

9 sreekumar  1708 

      

MBA   

1 HOD  1851 

2 Department Office  1852 

3  Aashish Deshpande   Associate Prof.    1853 

4 Amit Benerji Associate Prof.  1854 

5 Bikrant Singh Kesari Asstt. Prof.  1855 

6 Gyaneswar S. kushwaha Asstt. Prof.  1856 

7 Priyanka Verma Asstt. Prof.  1857 

8 Hergovind singh Asstt. Prof.  1858 

        

PHYSICS    Residence Office 

1  HOD 

    1590 

2  office 

  1591 

3 R. N. Dubey  Professor  2307 1592 

4 M.S. Qureshi  Professor 2304 1593 

5 M.M. Malik Associate Prof.   1594 

6 Rajnish Kurchania Associate Prof.   1595 

7 Fozia. Z.  Haque Asstt. Prof. 2640 1596 

8 Lab      1597 

      ENERGY CENTER    Residence Office 

1 HOD    1250 

2 Department Office     1251 

3 Reception     1252 

4 S. Ragneker  Professor   1253 

5 S.K. Bharawaj Professor 2308 1254 

6 Arvind Mittal Associate Prof. 2419 1255 

7 Archana Soni Associate Prof.   1256 

8 Meena Agrawal Asstt. Prof.   1257 

9 Anil Kumar Asstt. Prof.   1258 

10 Prashant Baredar Asstt. Prof.   1259 

11 K.Sudhakar Asstt. Prof.   1260 

12 Solar Lab     1261 

13 Microprocessor Lab     1262 

14 computer center lab     1263 

15 store keeper     1264 

16 Security      1265 

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ANNA UNIVERSITY,CHENNAI/ List of Exam Centres for November/December 2011

ANNA UNIVERSITY: CHENNAI 600 025

List of Exam Centres for November/December 2011 Theory Examinations

ZONE – VI ‐ Salem
Exam Centre :          611 – Paavai Engineering College, Rasipuram
      for students of
1. 602 ‐ Annai Mathammal Sheela Engineering College, Namakkal
2. 607 ‐  KSR College of Technology, Tiruchengode
3. 608 ‐ M. Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur
4. 609 ‐ Mahendra Engineering College, Tiruchengode
5. 610 ‐ Muthayammal Engineering College, Namakkal
6. 611 ‐ Paavai Engineering College, Namakkal
7. 612 ‐ P.G.P. College of Engineering and Technology, Namakkal
8. 613 ‐ KSR College of Engineering, Tiruchengode  
9. 614 ‐ SSM College of Engineering, Komarapalayam
10. 615 ‐ Government College of Engineering, Salem
11. 617 ‐ Sengundar Engineering College, Tiruchengode
12. 618 ‐ Sona College of Technology, Salem
13. 619 ‐ Vinayaka Missions Kirupananda Variyar Engg. College, Salem
14. 620 ‐ Vivekananda College of Engineering for Women, Tiruchengode
15. 622 ‐ V.S.B. Engineering College, Karur.
16. 623 ‐ Maha Engineering College, Salem
17. 624 ‐ Gnanamani College of Technology, Namakkal
18. 625 ‐ The Kavery Engineering College, Salem
19. 626 ‐ Vivekananda Institute of Engg. & Tech. for Women, Namakkal
20. 627 ‐ Selvam College of Technology, Pappinaickenpatti .
21. 628 ‐ Paavai College of Engineering, Namakkal
Exam Centre     :        603 – Government College of Engineering, Bargur
      for students of
1. 601 ‐ Adhiyamaan College of Engineering, Hosur
2. 603 ‐ Government College of Engineering, Bargur
3. 606 ‐ Jayam College of Engineering & Technology, Dharmapuri
4. 616 ‐ Sapthagiri Engineering College, Dharmapuri
5. 621 ‐ Er. Perumal Manimekalai College of Engineering, Hosur
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List of Exam Centres for November/December 2011 Theory Examinations
ZONE – VII ‐ Coimbatore
Exam Centre : 726 – S.N.S. College of Technology, Coimbatore
       for students of
1. 701 ‐ Amrita Institute of Technology and Science, Coimbatore
2. 702 ‐ Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam
3. 703 ‐ Christian College of Engineering & Technology, Oddanchathram
4. 704 ‐ Coimbatore Institute of Engg. & Information Tech., Coimbatore  
5. 705 ‐ CSI College of Engineering, Ketti
6. 706 ‐ Dr. Mahalingam College of Engineering & Technology, Polllachi
7. 708 ‐ Hindusthan College of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore
8. 710 ‐ Karpagam College of Engineering, Coimbatore
9. 712 ‐ Kumaraguru College of Technology, Coimbatore
        10.    718 ‐ Sri Krishna College of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore
11. 719 ‐ Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College, Coimbatore
12. 720 ‐ Sri Subramanya College of Engineering & Technology, Palani
13. 722 ‐ VLB Janakiammal College of Engg. & Technology, Coimbatore
14. 725 – Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Technology, Coimbatore
15. 726 – S.N.S. College of Technology, Coimbatore
16. 727 – Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore
17. 729 ‐ Nehru Institute of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore
Exam Centre : 721 ‐ Tamil Nadu College of Engineering, Coimbatore
for students of
1. 707 – Erode Sengunthar Engineering College, Erode
2. 709 – Institute of Road and Transport Technology, Erode
3. 711 – Kongu Engineering College, Erode
4. 713 – M P Nachimuthu M Jaganathan Engineering College, Chennimalai    
5. 714 – Maharaja Engineering College, Avinashi
6. 715 – Nandha Engineering College, Erode
7. 716 – Park College of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore
8. 717 – Sasurie College of Engineering, Vijayamangalam
9. 721 – Tamil Nadu College of Engineering, Coimbatore
10. 723 – Vellalar College of Engineering & Technology, Erode
11. 724 – Maharaja Prithvi Engineering College, Avinashi
12. 728 – Tamil Nadu School of Architecture, Coimbatore
13. 730 – Maharaja Institute of Technology, Coimbatore
  ANNA UNIVERSITY : CHENNAI 600 025
             List of Exam Centres for Nov/Dec 2011 Theory Examinations
Zone‐VIII
Exam Centre:        803 – Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engg. College, Kovilvenni
           for students of  
   
                1.    801‐ A.V.C. College of Engineering, Mayilladuturai
                                             2.    803‐ Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engg. College, Kovilvenni
                                             3.   804‐ Arasu Engineering College, Kumbakonam
                                             4.   806‐Edayathangudi G.S. Pillay Engg.College, Nagapattinam
                                             5.   814‐ P.R. Engineering College, Vallam, Thanjavur
                                             6.   816‐ Periyar Maniammai College of Tech. for Women, Vallam,      
                                                   Thanjavur
                                             7.   821‐ A.R.J. College of Engg. & Tech. Mannargudi
                                             8.   824‐ Ponnaiyah Ramajayam College of Engg. & Tech.Thanjavur
                                             9.   825‐ Kings College of Engineering, Pudukkottai
Exam Centre:          813 – Oxford Engineering College, Trichy
                                  for students of  
1. 802‐ Shri Angalamman College of Engg. & Tech. Siruganoor
2. 805‐ Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Engg. College, Perambalur
       3.    807‐ J.J.College of Engg. & Tech. Ammapettai
4.    808‐ Jayaram College of Engg. & Tech. Trichy
5.    809‐ Kurinji College of Engg. & Tech. Manapparai
6.    810‐ M.A.M. College of Engineering, Siruganur
7.    811‐ M.I.E.T. Engineering College, Trichy
8.    812‐ Mookambigai College of Engg. Keeranur
9.    813‐ Oxford Engineering College, Trichy
10.   815‐ Pavendar Bharathidasan College of Engg. & Tech. Trichy
11.  817‐ Roever Engineering College, Perambalur
12. 819‐ Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy
13. 820‐ Trichy Engineering College, Trichy
14. 822‐ Dr.Navalar Nedunchezhiyan College of Engg. Tholudur
                                             15.  823‐ Srinivasan Engineering College, PerambalurANNA UNIVERSITY : CHENNAI 600 025
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Zone‐IX
Exam Centre: 908 – Mount Zion College of Engg. & Tech. Pudukkottai Dist.
               for students of  
1. 901‐ A.C.College of Engineering and Technology, Karaikudi
2. 908‐ Mount Zion College of Engg. & Tech. Pudukottai Dist.
3. 918‐ Shanmuganathan Engineering College, Pudukottai Dist.
4. 920‐ Sudharsan Engineering College, Pudukottai Dist.
5. 923‐ M.N.S.K. College of Engineering, Pudukottai
Exam Centre: 904 – K L N College of Engineering, Sivagangai District
              for students of  
1. 903‐ K L N College of Information Technology, Sivagangai Dist.
2. 904‐ K L N College of Engineering, Sivagangai District
3. 907‐ Mohamed Sathak Engineering College, Kilakarai, Ramnad Dist.
4. 911‐ P T R College of Engg. & Tech. Madurai
5.    912‐ Pandian Saraswathi Yadav Engg. College, Sivagangai Dist.
6.    914‐ Raja College of Engineering and Technology, Madurai
7.    915‐ SACS‐M.A.V.M.M. Engineering College, Madurai
8. 916‐ Seethaiammal Engineering College, Sivaganga
9. 917‐ Sethu Institute of Technology, Virudhunagar Dist.
10. 919‐ St.Michael College of Engg. & Tech. Sivagangai Dist.
11. 921‐ Syed Ammal Engineering College, Ramanathapuram
12. 922‐ Vickram College of Engineering, Sivagangai Dist.
Exam Centre: 910 – P.S.N.A. College of Engg. & Tech. Dindigul
          for students of  
1. 902‐ Bharath Niketan Engineering College, Andipatty, Theni
2. 906‐ Kodaikanal Institute of Technology, Kodaikanal
3. 909‐ Odaiyappa College of Engg. & Tech. Theni
4. 910‐  P.S.N.A. College of Engg. & Tech. Dindigul
5. 913‐ R.V.S. College of Engg. & Tech., Dindigul
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List of Exam Centres for November/December 2011 Theory Examinations
ZONE – X ‐ Tirunelveli
Exam Centre :    962 ‐ National Engineering College,  Kovilpatti
for students of
1. 951 ‐ Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Engg, Krishnankoil
2. 954 ‐ Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineeringg, Tiruchendur
3. 957 ‐ Jayaraj Annapackiam C.S.I College of Engineering, Tuticorin.
4. 959 ‐ Kamaraj College of Engineering and Technology, Virudhunagar
5. 960 ‐ Mepco Schlenk Engineering College,  Sivakasi.
6. 962 ‐ National Engineering College, Kovilpatti
7. 965 ‐ P.S.R. Engineering College, Sivakasi
8. 967 ‐ S. Veerasamy Chettiar College of Engg. and Tech. Puliangudi
9. 970 ‐ Sree Sowdambika College of Engineering, Aruppukottai
10.   975 ‐ G.U. Pope College of Engineering, Tuticorin
11. 979 ‐ V.P. Muthia Pillai Meenakshi Ammal Engineering College for Women,  
                  Srivilliputhur
Exam Centre  :     971 ‐ St. Xaviers Catholic College of Engineering, Chunkankadai, Nagercoil
for students of
1. 952 ‐ C.S.I Institute of Technology, Thovalai
2. 953 ‐ Cape Institute of Technology, Tirunelveli
3. 956 ‐ Jayamatha Engineering College, Aralvaimozhi
4. 963 ‐ Noorul Islam College of Engineering, Kanyakumari
5. 971 ‐ St. Xaviers Catholic College of Engineering,Chunkankadai, Nagercoil
6. 972 ‐ Sun College of Engineering and Technology, Nagercoil
7. 977 ‐ Narayanaguru College of Engineering, Kanyakumari Dist.
8. 978 ‐ Udaya School of Engineering, Kanyakumari
9. 981 ‐ Ponjesly College of Engineering, Nagercoil
10. 982 ‐ Vins Christian College of Engineering, Nagarcoil
11. 983 ‐ Lord Jegannath College of Engg. and Tech. Kanyakumari Dist.
12. 984 ‐ Marthandam College of Engg. and Tech. Kanyakumari Dist.
Exam Centre :      974 ‐ Government College of Engineering, Tirunelveli
                                      for students of
1.  955 ‐ Francis Xavier Engineering College, Tirunelveli
                                   2.  958 ‐ Joe Suresh Engg. College,  Mundaradaipu Post, Tirunelveli Dist.
                               3.  961 ‐ National College of Engineering,  Maruthakulam Post, Tirunelveli
                                   4.   964 ‐ PSN College of Engineering and Technology, Palayamkottai
                                   5.   966 ‐ P.E.T Engineering College, Tirunelveli Dist.
                     6.   968 ‐ Sardar Raja College of Engineering, Tirunelveli
                     7.   969 – SCAD College of Engineering and Technology, Cheranmahadevi  
                     8.   973 – The Rajaas Engineering College, Vadakkangulam, Tirunelveli
                                   9.   974 – Government College of Engineering, Tirunelveli                        
                      10.  976 – Infant Jesus College of Engineering, Thoothukudi Dist.
                                   11.  980 ‐ Einstein College of Engineering, Tirunelveli .
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