January 2023

 

·         Revision exam starts for I UG and II CIA was conducted for I PG in the month of January.

·         Semester Examination commence on last week of January for I UG & I PG students.

·         Slow learners revision test was conducted on 11th January to 20th January.

·         Pongal celebration was conducted on 13.01.2023.

·         II PG students were attended seven days Implant training for 18 students from II M.Sc Chemistry and one staff from chemistry department to Vanitec Common Effulent Treatment Plant, Valayambet, Vaniyambadi, Tirupattur District from 23.01.2023 to 31.01.2023.

·         Our College was celebrated Republic Day on 26th January.

·         II UG B.Jeevitha got a first prize in fire without cooking on 24th January 2023 at Thiruvalluvar University.

·         Our department staffs (Kalaiyarasi R, Gayathiri Devi T) were participated NAAC sponsored seminar in the topic “outcome based education” organized by KSR College of Arts and Science, Tiruchengode from 23.01.2023 to 24.01.2023.

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