The Department of Biotechnology was established in the year 2002 with the goal of rendering innovative education to the learning aspirers. Department of Biotechnology offers UG, PG, M.Phil and Ph.D programs. Since its inception, the Department has contributed a lot in terms of teaching, learning and research. We have a team of faculties who contributes much to the development of the potentials of students. Department enhances the knowledge base of students and creates research curiosity among students generating highly skilled human resource. The autonomy brings into force industry and research oriented syllabus and hour based curriculum helps the students to excel their knowledge towards innovate, incubate ideas and nurture the needs of society. The Department is approved and recognized as DBT STAR College Scheme since 2018, which also stimulates research interest as a team from under graduate level. With the support of the Management, DST-FIST and DBT STAR College Scheme, we equipped the research labs with modern equipments and infrastructures which kindle research interests among budding Biotechnologists.
3 Years
July
60
H.S.C. Passed with
2 Year
July
50
B.Sc. degree with any life Sciences having biological background, Biological Sciences (Biology / Biochemistry / Biotechnology/Zoology/Botany /Human Genetics/ Biomedical Genetics/Biomedical Engineering/B.Tech in Biotechnology/ Microbiology & Applied Microbiology, Plant Biotechnology /Animal Biotechnology/ Environmental Biotechnology/ Gene Technology/ Genetic Engineering/ Environmental Science/ Medical Microbiology/ Plant Science/ Nano Biotechnology/
1 year(FT) / 2 years(PT)
November
M.Sc. Biotechnology / Life Science with 55% or above.
2 Years for M.Phil / 3 Years for M.Sc LifeScience Graduates
June & November
M.Sc / M.Phil life Science with 55% or above.
S. No. |
Date |
Name and Designation of the Resource Person |
Topic |
Venue |
Beneficiary |
1 | 05-Nov-22 | Dr. Vengatesh Balasubramanian | Opportunities for Biotechnologist in Molecular Diagnostics | A1 Block, Seminar Hall IV | 247 |
2 | 04-Nov-22 | Dr. R. Ranjith Kumar, Chief Scientific Officer, Viyen Biotech LLP, Coimbatore-641031 |
Innovation – A changing relationship between Academic and Entrepreneurship | C1-block, Seminar Hall I | 247 |
3 | 14-Oct-22 | Mrs. Monisha Chander, Senior Data Steward, Product master Data-Europe- VWR, part of Avantor, Coimbatore |
Avenues of Skills required in a Profession | C1 Block Seminar Hall I | 247 |
4 | 02-Sep-22 | Dr. S. Nakkeeran, Dean, Agricultural College & Research Institute, Kudumiyanmalai, Pudukottai, Tamil Nadu |
Discovery of Biomolecules for the Management of Plant pathogens of Global Significance | C1 Block, Seminar Hall I | 254 |
S. No. |
Date |
Nature of the Event (Conference/ Seminar/ Workshop) |
Number of External Participants |
Title of the Event |
Name & Designation of the Speakers |
Name & Affiliation Chair & Co-chair |
Funding Agency |
Total Funding
|
1 | 15-Nov-22 | Exhibition | - | Medicinal Plant Exhibition | - | - | - | - |
2 | 28-Oct-22 | Faculty Professional Development Program | - | Chemotherapeutics | Dr. M.Shanmugavadivu | - | - | - |
3 | 27-Oct-22 | Faculty Professional Development Program | - | 16 S rRNA sequencing and Phylogenetic tree construction | Dr. M.N. Kathiravan | - | - | - |
4 | 27-Oct-22 | Bio Idea’22 | 15 | Bio Idea’22 | - | - | - | - |
5 |
29-Sep-22 |
Workshop |
- |
Workshop on Stereomicroscope |
Dr. P. Arun & Dr. M. Poongothai |
- |
DBT |
- |
6 |
22-Sep-22 |
Rose Day Celebration |
- |
World Rose Day ‘22 |
Dr. S. Saranya Assistant Professor |
- |
DBT |
- |
7 |
25-Aug-22 |
Workshop |
- |
Nanophotometric quantification of DNA from different plant tissues |
Dr. M. Poongothai, Associate Professor |
- |
DBT |
- |
8 |
18- Aug-22 |
Day Celebration |
- |
World Photography Day |
Dr. S. Saranya Assistant Professor |
- |
DBT |
- |
S. No.
|
Date |
Nature of the extension |
Place |
Students involved |
1 |
05-Nov-22 |
Biodiversity and Environment Conservation |
Thippanur |
III UG Biotechnology (65 students) |
S. No.
|
Date |
Name of the Faculty |
Name of the Workshop/FDP/Training Programme |
College |
1 | 14-Nov-22 | Dr. M.N. Kathiravan | FDP | Department of Biotechnology, DST-FIST, Karapagam University of Higher Education. |
2 | 28-Oct-22 | Dr. P. Chidambara Rajan | Conference | PG Department of Biotechnology, KSG College of Arts & Science, Coimbatore |
3 | 28-Oct-22 | Dr. P. Arun | Conference | KSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore 641015 |
4 |
12-Sep-22 - 13-Sep-22 |
Dr. MN. Kathiravan |
Conference |
Sathyabama University |
S. No.
|
Date |
Name of the Faculty |
Name of the Conference |
Name of the title |
College |
1 |
12-Sep-22 - 13-Sep-22 |
Dr. S. Saranya |
Harnessing next gen AI enabled Biotech Innovation for sustainable healthcare |
Biofilm inhibition by bioactive compound from marine derived Streptomyces species JS20 |
Sathyabama University |
S. No.
|
Date |
Name of the Student |
Name of the event |
Name of the title |
College |
1 |
28-Oct-22 |
Keerthika.A |
International Conference |
Molecular docking of hecogenin and Prednisone as potent inhibitors in duchnne muscular dystrophy |
KSG college of arts and science |
2 |
28-Oct-22 |
Srimahi Sneka S |
International Conference |
Molecular Docking Of Prednisone And Hecogenin As Potent Inhibitor On Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy |
KSG college of arts and science |
3 |
28-Oct-22 |
Sreelakshmi. P |
International Conference |
Enhanced PCR amplification of partially purified red soil microbial community dna containing humic and fulvic acid PCR inhibitors |
KSG College of arts and science |
4 |
28-Oct-22 |
Rose Mary Sunny |
International Conference |
Enhanced PCR amplification of partially purified red soil microbial community dna containing humic and fulvic acid PCR inhibitors |
KSG College of arts and science |
5 |
28-Oct-22 |
Gopika Ajayaghosh |
International Conference |
Molecular cloning, expression and characterization of a novel chitinase A (ChiA) gene from Bacillus subtilis KYLS-CU03 in E coli DH5 alpha |
KSG College of arts and science |
6 |
28-Oct-22 |
K.Dhanalakshmi |
International Conference |
Trachyspermum ammi and its medicinal importance |
KSG college of arts and science |
7 |
28-Oct-22 |
Tharun TV |
International Conference |
Molecular analysis and characterization of mangrove derived Streptomyces |
KSG college of arts and science |
8 |
28-Oct-22 |
K.Sathya |
International Conference |
Trachyspermum ammi and it's medical importance |
KSG college of arts and science |
9 |
10-Oct-22 |
Monisha.G |
International Conference |
Effect of silver nanoparticles from Origanum majorana leaf extract on first-aid bandage |
PG & Research Department of Biochermistry Bharthidasan college of arts and science, Erode. |
10 |
28-Oct-22 |
Hariprasath S |
International Conference |
Effect of silver nanoparticles from Origanum majorana leaf extract on first-aid bandage |
KSG College of Arts And Science |
11 |
28-Oct-22 |
Gowtham G |
International Conference |
Effect of silver nanoparticles from Origanum majorana leaf extract on first-aid bandage |
KSG College of Arts and Science |
12 |
28-Oct-22 |
Kiruba M |
International Conference |
Extraction Of Keratin Protein From Chicken Feather |
KSG College of arts and science |
13 |
28-Oct-22 |
Sowmiyakrishna.M |
International Conference |
Anticancer and antioxidant activity of methanolic leaf extract of Solanum nigrum |
KSG COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE, |
14 |
28-Oct-22 |
Monisha.G |
International Conference |
Methy Orange Dye Degradation by immobilized Bacillus sp. and Aeromonas sp. in lab scale batch reactor (LSBR): A Kinetic study. |
KSG College of arts and science, |
15 |
28-Oct-22 |
Priyadharsini S R |
International Conference |
Anticancer and antioxidant activity of methanolic leaf extract of Solanum nigrum |
KSG College of arts and science |
16 |
28-Oct-22 |
Dharshini S |
International Conference |
Molecular cloning expression and characterization of novel chitinases A gene from Bacillus subtillis KYLS - CU03 in Ecoli DH5alpha |
KSG College of arts and science |
17 |
10-Oct-22 |
Oviya Gouthaman |
International Conference |
Biohydrogen Production From Ionic Liquid & Pre-Treated & Enzymatically Digested Wheat Straw Using Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
Bharathidasan College of Arts & Science |
18 |
10-Oct-22 |
Dharani M |
International Conference |
Alkaline Protease Production from Bacillus sp. and Pseudomonas sp. |
Bharathidasan College of Arts and Science,Ellispettai,Erode. |
19 |
10-Oct-22 |
Abivarshini. B |
International Conference |
Biohydrogen production from Ionic Liquid Pretreated and Enzymatically Digested (LPED) Wheat straw using Saccharomyces cerevisae |
PG & Research Department of Biochermistry Bharthidasan college of arts and science, Erode. |
20 |
10-Oct-22 |
Oviya.M |
International Conference |
Alkaline protease production from bacterial species |
Bharathidasan college of arts and science |
21 |
10-Oct-22 |
Barathwaj.D |
International Conference |
Biodegradation of ultra sound pretreated reactive black 5 [RB5] by Pseudomonas aeruginosa. |
Bharathithasan College of Arts and Science.Ellispettai,Erode. |
22 |
10-Oct-22 |
Akileshwaran.K |
International Conference |
Biodegradation of ultra sound pretreated reactive black 5 [RB5] by Pseudomonas aeruginosa. |
PG & RESEARCH Department of Biochermistry Bharthidasan college of arts and science, Erode. |
23 |
28-Oct-22 |
Mathiyazhagan.A |
International Conference |
Effects of Organic Pesticides on insect which affect crop yield |
KSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore |
24 |
28-Oct-22 |
Nagendiran ET |
International Conference |
Recycling of tea waste for extraction of caffeine and production of transdermal patches |
KSG College of arts and science |
25 |
28-Oct-22 |
Piragalathan S |
International Conference |
Effects of organic pesticides on insect which affects crop yield. |
KSG college of arts and science |
S. No.
|
Name of the Faculty |
Title |
Journal Name |
ISSN / ISBN No. Date of publishing Vol. No. |
Impact Factor |
SCI/WoS/UGC/SSCI/Scopus |
1 | Dr. M.Poongothai | A Review on Protease – A Key enzyme of Multifold Functionalities | Gradiva Review Journal | ISSN NO : 0363-8057; VOLUME 8 ISSUE 10 2022 | - | Scopus |
2 |
Deepak P |
Green synthesis of gold nanoparticles using Gracilaria crassa leaf extract and their ecotoxicological potential: Issues to be considered |
Environmental Research |
ISSN: 0013-9351; Volume 213, October 2022, 113711 |
8.431 |
Scopus |
3 |
Dr.M.Shanmugavadivu |
Anticancer activity of Silver Nanoparticles synthesized using Citrus reticulata fruit peel Aqueous Extract. |
Anticancer activity of Silver Nanoparticles synthesized using Citrus reticulata fruit peel Aqueous Extract. |
E-ISSN 2348-1269, P- ISSN 2349-5138 Volume 9, Issue 3. Pg.No: 786-791 August 2022 |
- |
UGC |
S. No. |
Name of the class |
Name of the Students |
1 | I B.Sc. Biotechnology | 58 |
2 | II B.Sc. Biotechnology | 38 |
3 | III B.Sc. Biotechnology | 65 |
4 | I M.Sc. Biotechnology | 41 |
5 | II M.Sc. Biotechnology | 45 |
drchidambararajan@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 18.7 years | Research: 17 Years
Microbial Biotechnology and Cancer Biology
deanresearch@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 23 Years | Industry: 7 Years | Research: 23 Years
Plant tissue culture, Nanotechnology
suganthir@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 24 years | Research: 19 Years
Molecular Biotechnology & Microbial Biotechnology
arungandhi@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 17.10 years | Research: 15 Years
Microbial Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering
arun@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 15.10 years | Research: 13 Years
Microbial Biotechnology, Bioprospecting
kathiravanmn@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 15.9 Years | Research: 4 Years
Metagenomics, Microbial Biotechnology, Bioenergy
shanmugavadivu@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 14.8 years | Research: 7 years
Nanotechnology
drpoongothai@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 10.11 years | Research: 5 years
Plant Pathology, Molecular Biology
radhapalaniswamy@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 7.5 years | Industry: 6 Years | Research: 3 years
Cancer Biology
aarthi.cr@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 11 Months
Microbial Biotechnology, Molecular biology
ssaranya@drngpasc.ac.in
Teaching: 4.3 Years | Research: 3 Years
Microbial biotechnology
sathiyamoorthy@drngpasc.ac.in
Research: 10 Years
Denovo transcriptome & Genomes, Comparative genomics
The curriculum is designed to attain the following learning goals which students shall accomplish by the time of their graduation:
On the successful completion of the program, the following are the expected outcomes.
PO Number | PO Statement |
---|---|
P01 | The students will be able to identify, analyze and understand problems related to biotechnology and finding valid conclusions with basic knowledge in biotechnology. |
P02 | Graduates will be able to justify societal, health, safety and legal issues and understand his responsibilities in biotechnological practices. |
P03 | Provide education that leads to comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of biotechnology that will help to undertake any responsibility as an individual and as a team in a multidisciplinary environment. |
P04 | Graduates will be able to demonstrate knowledge of project management when dealing with biotechnology problems. |
P05 | Students will possess hands-on-technical skills necessary for supporting biotechnology research activity and empower students with the ability to think and solve problems in the field of biotechnology. |
On the successful completion of the program, the following are the expected outcomes.
PO Number | PO Statement |
---|---|
P01 | Impart quality biotechnology education to students and to develop young minds as outstanding scholars/ teachers/ entrepreneurs and responsible citizens. |
P02 | Apply their understanding of the commercialization processes to biotechnology products or services in future. |
P03 | Graduates of the course will have strong background in the interface of biotechnology and be able to use the tools in industry and/or institutes wherever necessary. |
P04 | Ability to design and carry out experiments (safely) and to interpret experimental data and apply the scientific method by developing valid hypothesis, designing experiments, gathering relevant data using current technology and interpreting quantitative and qualitative data. |
P05 | Develop an awareness of ethical issues in biochemical research and career options along with understanding of the area of biotechnology chosen. |
S.No | Co-Ordinator | Title | Agency | Amount |
---|---|---|---|---|
01. | Dr. P. Chidambararajan | Milk Casein as an alternative source for plastic products | TNSCST | Rs. 7,500/- |
02. | Dr. P. Chidambararajan | Formulation and evaluation of natural lipsticks from coloured pigment of Nyctanthesarbortristis | TNSCST | Rs. 7,500/- |
03. | Dr. V. Shanmugaraju | Portability Assessment of Drinking water Resources used by SC/ST population of Valparai Taluk, Coimbatore District | DST | Rs. 9,42,000/- |
04. | Dr. V. Shanmugaraju | Screening of Antimicrobial peptides and biomolecules from microbial diversity isolated from Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu for their therapeutic applications | UGC | Rs. 12,13,300/- |
05. | DR.V. Shanmugaraju | Major Research Project | UGC, New Delhi | Rs.12,13,300/- |
06. | DR.V. Shanmugaraju | Conference- MARINA'14 | SERB, New Delhi | Rs.30,000/- |
07. | DR.K. Selvam | Major Research Project | UGC, New Delhi | Rs.6,92,800/- |
08. | DR.K. Selvam | Conference- MARINA'11 | DRDO ,New Delhi | Rs.30,000/- |
09. | DR.K. Selvam | Conference- MARINA'10 | DRDO ,New Delhi | Rs.30,000/- |
10. | DR.K. Selvam | Conference- MARINA'09 | DRDO ,New Delhi | Rs.30,000/- |
11. | DR.K. Selvam | Conference- MARINA'09 | ICMR, New Delhi | Rs.30,000/- |
12. | DR. A. Mahalakshmi Priya | Major Research Project | UGC, New Delhi | Rs.6.03,800/- |
S.No | Class | Semester | Course | Total Counts |
---|---|---|---|---|
01. | IV |
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University on “Bee Keeping” | 60 |
|
02. | II-B.Sc |
III |
Training programme on “Chromatographic techniques and Animal Handling” | 50 |
03. | III-B.Sc |
V |
Training programme on "Apiculture" Training programme on "Mushroom Cultivation" |
47 |
04. | II-M.Sc |
III |
Training programme on “Mushroom Cultivation” | 2 |
05. | III-B.Sc |
V |
Training programme on "Apiculture" Training programme on "Mushroom Cultivation" |
45 |
06. | II-B.Sc |
III |
Training programme on “Advanced plant Molecular Biology Techniques” | 47 |
07. | II-B.SC |
IV |
Diploma in Microbial Enzymology | - |
08. | III-B.Sc |
VI |
Diploma in Bioinformatics- Proteomics and genomics | - |
09. | II-M.Sc |
IV |
Diploma in Advanced Enzyme Technology | - |
10. | II-B.Sc |
IV |
Diploma in Molecular Techniques | 39 |
11. | III-B.Sc |
VI |
Diploma in Waste management | 21 |
12. | II-M.Sc/M.Phil, Ph.D Scholar |
IV |
Statistical Package for the Social Science (SPSS) | 25 |
13. | II-B.Sc |
IV |
Diploma in molecular Techniques | 21 |
14. | III-B.Sc |
VI |
Diploma in Waste management | 30 |
Prizes Won in Paper Presentation/ Project Contest/ Best Paper Award/ Symposiums/ Workshop
S.No | Date | Student Name | Event | Organizer | Prize |
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Academic Year 2018-2019 | |||||
1. | 26-Jun-18 | G. Swathi R. Sandhya II M. Sc. Biotechnology | Poster Presentation | Department of Hospital Administration | III |
2. | 26-Jun-18 | G. Ragul A. Manju II B.Sc. Biotechnology | Poster Presentation | Department of Hospital Administration | Consolation Prize |
3. | 14-Aug-18 | B. Vishnu III B.Sc. Biotechnology | DBT- STAR College Scheme “Bio – Idea Contest” | Department of Biotechnology | I |
4. | 14-Aug-18 | M.Vignesh S. S. Sri Rakshaya | DBT- STAR College Scheme “Bio – Idea Contest” | Department of Biotechnology | II |
5. | 14-Aug-18 | G. Ragul V. Pavithra II B.Sc. Biotechnology | DBT- STAR College Scheme “Bio – Idea Contest” | Department of Biotechnology | III |
Academic Year 2017-2018 | |||||
1. | 24-Jul-17 | N. A. Gowtham A. Lingeshwar III B.Sc. Biotechnology | Quiz Competition | In-house | III |
2. | 10-Aug-17 11-Aug-17 | S. Renuga Devi III B.Sc. Biotechnology | Poster Presentation | National Conference on “Plant Based Drugs-Biotechnological Implications (NCPDB-17)”, Department of Biotechnology, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, Coimbatore. | I |
3. | 06-Oct-17 – 07-Oct-17 | K. K. Priyadharshini, II – M.Sc. Biotechnology | Ball Badminton Intercollegiate Tournament | N.G.M. College, Pollachi | II |
4. | 17-Nov-17 | M. Mohammed Suhaib, I- B.Sc. Biotechnology | Karate – KATA | Aysha Mahal, Coimbatore | Gold Medal |
5. | 20-Dec-17 | R. Mohammed Arif, III – B.Sc Biotechnology | Solo Dance | NGP Fest, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College, Coimbatore | III |
6. | 01-Mar-18 | J. Niranjana V. Harsini I- M.Sc. Biotechnology | Paper Presentation | Dept. of Information Technology | I |
7. | 12-Feb-18 | S. Padmapriya II- B.Sc. Biotechnology | Poetry Competition | Centre for Women Development | II |
8. | 16-Feb-18 | S. Sruthilaya I- B.Sc.Biotechnology | Thirupavai Thiruvenpavai recitation competition | Tamil Sangam | III |
9. | 07-Apr-18 | P.G. Bivya, Ph.D. Scholar | Dr. Thavamani D. Palaniswamy Research Awards | In-house | Best Research Paper Award |
Academic Year 2016-2017 | |||||
01. | 20.07.2016 | J.Niranjana | Essay Writing | Department of MHM, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | II |
02. | 21.07.2016 | Abilash. G | English Speech | Department of MHM, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | III |
03. | 17.08.2016 | B.Chandra Priya Alice Keerthana |
Brave Bharath -Poster presentation | Department of MIB, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | III |
04. | 17.08.2016 | J.Niranjana R.Sarjun |
National Conference -Poster presentation | Department of Food and Nutrition, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | II |
05. | 23.08.2016 | J.Niranjana | Bio zenith - Paper presentation | Department of Biochemistry, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | II |
06. | 23.08.2016 | J.Niranjana P.Suganya R.Sownthariya B.Rejesh |
Bio zenith - Treasure Hunt | Department of Biochemistry, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | I |
07. | 26.08.2016 | N.A. Gowtham | Memonic dynamics - Professional Hunt | Department of B.Com (PA), Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | I |
08. | 26.08.2016 | M.Vignesh | Memonic dynamics - Professional Hunt | Department of B.Com (PA), Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | II |
09. | 23.12.2016 | R.Surya | Inter Department Meet - Solo Song | Dr.N.G.P.Arts and Science College | III |
10. | 30.01.2017 | Deepak Kumar II B.Sc. |
Takewood- Inter college Tournament | Bharathiyar University, Coimbatore | II |
11. | 24.02.2017 | J.Niranjana B.Rejesh |
Paper Presentation | Department of Biochemistry, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | I |
12. | 08.03.2017 | Ayushi Somvanshi | Poster Making | Department of Nutrition and Dietetics, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | II |
13. | 09.03.2017 | J.Niranjana B.Rejesh |
Paper Presentation | Department of MBA, Dr.N.G.P. Institute of Technology | II |
14. | 09.03.2017 | J.Niranjana R.Sarjun |
Paper Presentation | Department of CLT, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College | I |
Academic Year 2015-2016 | |||||
01. | 19.08.2015 | R.Santhiya J.Shobika |
Quiz, Commercial Blast 2K15 | Department of Commerce, at Dr.N.G.P Arts and Science College, Coimbatore | II |
Academic Year 2014-2015 | |||||
01. | 31.7.2014 | S.Indhumathi | Poster Presentation, Breast Feeding week celebration | Department of Nutrition & Dietetics, Dr.N.G.P Arts and Science College, Coimbatore | III |
02. | 21.02.2014 | S.Priyanka R.Genupriya |
Model Exhibition entitled “Bionic Eye” in Biomystri-2014“One day Exhibition and Knowledge Sharing” | Department of Biosciences, Sri Krishna Arts and Science College, Coimbatore | II |
03. | 18.02.2015 | Parvez Helga Jenifer |
Poster Presentation on “Cancer Biology” in BIOSPARK 2015 International Seminar on “Infection and Immunity” | Department of Biotechnology, S.N.R Sons College, Coimbatore | II |
04. | 2014-15 | K.Shahinsha G.Vasanth |
BIOQuiz, Student Development Programme on “Recent Trends in Biological Sciences and Healthcare” | Department of Biotechnology, at Dr.N.G.P Arts and Science College, Coimbatore | III |
Objective of the Practices: The purpose of this practice is to forward the students with developing the aptitude of research and its current development in field. Every wednesday 3rd hour we are conducting this activity. The students are used to present research articles from research journals. The teacher will assist them and clarify the doubts arise by the presenter and students. Main focus of this activity is to develop innovative ideas in research among the students.
The Context: The current advancement in the field of biotechnology used to be discussed in the presentation to update the knowledge in the field of research
The Practices:Final year students of UG and PG used to present a research paper from a journal for 15- 20 minutes. After presentation queries raised by the fellow students is clarified by the presenter.
Evidence of Success: These practices had helped the student to place in well reputed institute in India and aboard. Adaptability and accountability are the core value that will be attained when he/she is becoming researcher.
Problem encounter and Resource Required: Sometimes the presenter may take leave without intimation.
Objective of the Practices: The goal of this practice is to formulate policies/design strategies to strengthen the skills of the students of biotechnology in various dimensions. Now the need of the hour has forced the institutions to design curriculum the fills the gap between industry and education. Taking in to consideration that it will give opportunity for our students to get exposed to advanced instruments that are used for research procedures. Our students of biotechnology will have an edge over graduates from other colleges in placement and job opportunities priority.
The Context: Students used to get real time experience about functioning of industries and institutes.
The Practices: Student to undergo 3-5days short term training in industries or research institutes after completion they should submit the report of training.
Evidence of Success: The exercise has provided good scope for the students. As a result of these internship most of the students can have the opportunities to do their higher studies in universities, both in and out of India. Many felt that the training played a significant role in earning a place in working arena in the field of biotechnology.
Problem encountered and Resources Required: Student may face problem to obtain the permission from industries since they are pre occupied with their routine duties.