The institution aims to encourage the students to study well and dedicate their maximum time for continuous learning.
To provide financial assistance to the meritorious students.
To inculcate the values of generosity and a sense of social responsibility among the students.
Context
The college management decided to keep a certain amount as a fixed deposit in the bank to generate a regular source of income in the form of annual interest. The college will use this amount to give cash prizes.
The college management decided to keep a certain amount as a fixed deposit in the bank to generate a regular source of income in the form of annual interest. The college will use this amount to give cash prizes.
With the generous contribution from faculty members, a sum of Rs 1.75 lakhs was collected. This amount is kept as a fixed deposit in the State Bank of India.
Annual interest earned on this deposit, approximately Rs.12,500/- is distributed as a cash prize to the meritorious students.
The Practice
We are proud that this practice of awarding cash prize to the meritorious students is unique in this locality since other colleges in the town do not have this practice
We select the students securing highest marks in each subject for awarding the prize.
The total amount of Rs 12,500/- annual interest earned on the deposit is given as a cash prize to the top scorers.
These cash prizes are announced in the orientation programme and are distributed in the Gymkhana Activities Inauguration ceremony held usually in the first month of academic year.
Evidence of Success
There is an academic increment noticed among the students.
Problems Encountered and Resources Required
Collection of funds was the major problem encountered.
The fund collected so far is not sufficient.
Goal
To make the campus eco-friendly.
To make the campus pollution free.
To make the campus more attractive and beautiful.
To create healthy climate.
To give inspiration to students relating to plantation.
To grow medicinal plants.
The Context
This locality comes under the drought-prone area of northern Karnataka and as per Dr. Nanjundappa Commission Report on Regional Imbalance, our taluka is recognised as the most backward.
Social forestry is critically needed to maintain the eco-system of this area.
The Practice
The institution has implemented this practice in collaboration with the forest department and with the help of NSS volunteers under the supervision of faculty and paid labourers.
Both the top management and the institution have extended their help for successful implementation of this unique practice. The plantation is properly maintained by the NSS volunteers and faculty.
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