Academic Calendar and Personal Memo 2016-2017

DEPARTMENT
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
2016 - 2017
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Standards through continuous improvement.
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An Exemplary Life of Boundless Vision, Impact and Living
Dr. N. MAHALINGAM, B.Sc., F.I.E.
Founder
21 March, 1923 - 02 October, 2014
The pride of Kongu region, Arutselvar Dr. N. Mahalingam was an eminent

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educationist. An ardent Gandhian, he was actively engaged in propagating the
cherished values. In recognition of his meritorious services to humanity, Government
of India conferred on him the PADMA BHUSHAN Award. Honorary Doctorate
Degrees were also awarded by Anna University, Tamilnadu Agricultural University,
Bharathiar University and Madurai Kamaraj University.
AT THE HELM OF AFFAIRS
Dr. B. K. KRISHNARAJ VANAVARAYAR, B.Com, B.L.

Chairman
Dr. B.K. Krishnaraj Vanavarayar is the Chairman of Sri Sakthi Textiles Ltd.,
Pollachi. He was the past Chairman of CII and also was Chairman and
member of the Central Committee of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. He has also
served as the Chairman and member of the Central Committee of many
VISION leading schools, colleges and universities. Avinashilingam University and Sri
The vision of Ramakrishna
the college Mission, Coimbatore
is to become awardeduniversity
a technical Dr. B.K. Krishnaraj Vanavarayar
of International
the ‘Degree
Standards through of Doctor
continuous of Laws’ in 1999 and the ‘Vivekananda National Award
improvement.
of Excellence’ in 2006.
MISSION
Dr. M. Manickam M.Sc., M.B.A.
develop a sense of Chairman
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Dr.M.Manickam an industrialist with M.B.A from the University of Mich-
igan, U.S.A. He is the Chairman of NIA Educational Institutions and the Ex-
ecutive Chairman of Sakthi Sugars. Under his capable guidance and
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stewardship, Sakthi Sugar Mills has expanded and set-up units in many
places.
We at Kumaraguru Through
College his constantstrive
of Technology efforts, Sakthi Auto
to achieve Components
customer Ltd has
satisfaction
modernized and expanded. He was awarded an Honorary Doctorate
by providing Quality Education and Training in Engineering and Technology, Degree
by Tamil Nadu Agricultural University.

Prof. Dr. K. ARUMUGAM, B.E. (Hons), M.S., M.I.E.

Vice Chairman
An experienced educationalist and administrator, Prof. Dr. K. Arumugam’s
role in the development of this institution is inspiring and is worth
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emulating. His untiring contribution to the college has made KCT a premier
institution. In recognition of his valuable contributions in the field of technical
education, he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree by Avinashilingam
University and the Kongu Naattu Sadhanaiyalar award by NIA Educational
Institutions.
Mr. M. BALASUBRAMANIAM, M.Com, M.B.A.

Correspondent
Shri. M.Balasubramaniam is an industrialist and a financial expert. He did his
M.B.A. at the University of Notre Dame, USA. He is the Vice-Chairman and
Managing Director of Sakthi Finance Ltd., Coimbatore. He is the Director in
several companies and with his more than able guidance, ABT Industries Ltd.,
VISION and ABT foods division have had an enormous growth. He was Chairman of
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the college of
is Indian Industry
to become a (CII) in 1999.
technical He is the Secretary
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throughPollachi.
continuous improvement.
MISSION Mr. SHANKAR VANAVARAYAR, M.B.A., PGD.

Kumaraguru College
Joint of Technology is committed to provide Quality Education
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and Training in Engineering and Technology
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in
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sense of professional of Arts and
responsibility, Science,
social Coimbatore.
and cultural MBA from
awareness and
the Cardiff
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on the UK and a PG Diploma in International Education
path to leadership. 7
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Management from the University of Leeds, UK.
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POLICYVanavarayar, an active worker for the development of the Youth was
the National Chairman of CII’s Young Indians in 2011 – 12 and a recipient of
We at Kumaraguru College of
the CII President’s Technology
Award. striveinto
His passion achieve
history, customer satisfaction
architecture, culture and
heritage has seen him work towards the cause of its preservation through
Science and Management
INTACH in a congenial
and ‘The Vanavarayar and disciplined environment through
Foundation’.

Shankar Vanavarayar works on visioning and building the institution to today’s
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approach with holistic development as a core ideal. To blend in culture,
technology, creativity in the educational ecosystem and bring varied exposure
to the students is his vision.
Mr. M. SRINIVAASAN, B.E., M.B.A.

Treasurer
Shri. M. Srinivaasan, the treasurer of Ramanandha Adigalar Foundation, is an
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industrialist. He is a Mechanical Engineer and has an M.B.A degree from USA.
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Currently, he is the Managing Director of Sri Chamundeswari Sugars Lim-
ited and the current chairman of Indian Sugar Mills Association. He also holds
the Directorship of various companies in the Sakthi Group.
Dr. M Gurusamy, B.E., M.S.

Advisor
Dr. M. Gurusamy is a Civil Engineer and has completed his M.S in Oklahoma
State University, USA and the Doctor of Engineering in City UNIVLA, USA. He was
nominated in the Dean’s honour List for his meritorious academic performance
in the M.S.Programme. He is a senior academician and he has been the Principal of
VISION CIT for many years and he also has held various positions in top-level institutions
MISSION
development of Babaji
Shri. India. The College
Rajah pursues B.E.
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develop a sense
Advisorof professional responsibility, social and cultural awareness and
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Shri. Babaji path to leadership.
Bhonsle is a Civil Engineer by profession and he is the 5
hereditary trustee of Thanjavur Palace Devastanam for over 26 years. He
is the Treasurer of art Gallery of Thanajavur which exhibits exquisite
Chola Bronzes. He is the Director of Royal Museum and Convener of INTACH
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Chapter, Thanajavur. He is the Board member of Chatram administration,
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ofTechnology strive
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Board Member satisfaction
of Rajah’s Higher
by providing Quality Education
Secondary School. and Training in Engineering and Technology,

Dr. R S KUMAR, B.E. (Hons), M Tech, Ph. D

Principal
Dr R S Kumar has 30 years of experience, of which 15 years are in the
Industry. He is an alumnus of PSG College of Technology and IIT Delhi. He
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had earlier worked in MNCs such as Ashok Leyland Ltd. and HCL Ltd. He is a
Mechanical Engineer by profession and has experience in R&D, Service Industry
and Engineering Education. He has served in the committees of Anna
University Chennai, AUT Chennai and the Confederation of Indian Industry
(CII). He has published several papers in national / International conferences
/ journals and has co-authored one book.
INFORMATION DESK
PRINCIPAL : 0422 - 2661122

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Dr. Kumar
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OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
Mr. Vijilesh V : 94877 00834
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assistance
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SAFETY OFFICER
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facility manager
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Mr. Kumar M K To ConTInUal : IMprovEMEnT 94877 00827
students counselling centre

Ms. Vallikala S : 94877 94549
Anti-ragging Convenor
Dr.R.Marudhachalam : 99444 89489
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CONTENTS
1. About Kumaraguru College of Technology

VISION 14
2. Programmes
Standards Offered improvement.
through continuous 16
3. College Rules and Regulations 17
MISSION
4. Facilities 25
5.
and Career
Training and Skills Development
in Engineering and Technology to prepare our students for life and
35
6. Co-Curricular
development of India./The
Extra-Curricular Activities
College pursues excellence in providing training41to
7. Departments
set the and
students on the Faculty
path
to leadership. 46 10
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8. Academic Calendar: 2016 – 2017 75

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9. Time Table 89
10. Coimbatore
by providing map
Quality Education and Training in Engineering and Technology, 90
11. KCT campus map 92
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KUMARAGURU COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
VISION
Kumaraguru
The vision of the college
collegeof Technology
is to (KCT), Coimbatore
become a technical universityisofanInternational
autonomous
Engineering College, established in 1984 under the auspices of Ramanandha Adigalar
Standards through
Foundation, continuous
part of Sakthi Group improvement.
headed by Arutchelvar Dr.N.Mahalingam, a Gandhian,
industrialist and a philanthropist. He envisioned to empower the youth through quality
education and thereby drive socio economic development blended with spirituality. True to
the vison of its Founder, KCT stands today as an institution of excellence in technical education
with 32 years of illustrious service to the students, many of whom are shining as leaders and
MISSION
contributors to development, across the world.
and Training
Located amidstinthe
Engineering
IT corridor andin a Technology
sprawling campusto prepare
of 150 our students
acres, for 13
KCT offers lifeUnder
and
Graduate and 14 Post
work equipping Graduate
them programmes
to contribute with technological,
to the many approved economic
Research Centres. More
and social
than 6000 students are imparted quality technical education by a dedicated team of 395
development
qualified of India. faculty
and experience The College
members pursues
who are excellence in providing
ably assisted trainingstaff.
by 360 supporting to
develop
The a has
college sense of professional
residential responsibility,
facilities to accommodate social
aroundand
3300cultural
studentsawareness
in 8 blocks and
with
11 state-of-the art dining
set the students hallspath
on the and student facility centre. Well-equipped laboratories, research
to leadership. 5
facilities such as iQube, CEAD, Modern Garage, dirt-track range are some of the facilities part
of KCT. FORGE, a techno business incubator of KCT provides technological consulting for start-
up pursuits of alumni of KCT and entrepreneurs, besides supporting conversion of innovative
ideas
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Weline with the visonCollege
at Kumaraguru of the Founder, students
of Technology at KCT
strive learn a holistic
to achieve customereducation where
satisfaction
opportunities
by providing areQuality
aplenty for students for
Education andcurricular
Trainingpursuits
in and innovations,
Engineering and harnessing their
Technology,
talent and skills in co-curricular and extracurricular activities, besides a defined systems and
Science and
processes Management
for learning in a congenial
and imbibing ethical andand
humandisciplined
values, toenvironment through
shine as core professionals
in their chosen careers.To facilitate this, the college has 28 clubs and forums, sports facilities
spread across in 23 acres
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aT all modern facilities, a state of the art GYM, and an exclusive
Department of Human Excellence, ably supported by the Mahatma Gandhi and Swami
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Vivekanandha of faCIlITIES
Study Centres who groomand hUMan
the person rESoUrCES
in the budding professionals.
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and adept administration of Dr. B. K. Krishnaraj Vanavarayar,
Chairman, Sri. M.Balasubramaniam, Correspondent and Sri. Shankar Vanavarayar, Joint
Correspondent, the college has been consistently progressing in academics, infrastructural
development including student amenities.The administrative building “Dr.Mahalingam Vigyan
Bhavan” is an architectural beauty and a land mark in Coimbatore.
Armed with the legacy of the Founder and the able guidance and support of the Management,
the college has been making strides in every part of its mission of holistic higher education
to the youth. The continuous growth in placements over the years in well reputed IT and
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Core companies, pursuit of higher studies students in renowned institutions in India and
abroad and remarkable entrepreneurial pursuits of the alumni have been the laurels that
adore KCT continuously. The Institution, Programmes are accredited by NAAC and NBA. The
recent ranking of engineering colleges by National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF),
the college has been ranked at 53rd position in all India basis. 1st rank in Teaching, Learning and
Resources (TLR), 5th rank in Outreach and Inclusivity (OI), 6th rank in Publication, Research and
Consultancy (PRC), among private unaided autonomous engineering colleges in india. With
the continuous support of all its stake holders, KCT continues to march forward to the next
levels of progress.
SAKTHI GROUP
college of Technology (KCT), Coimbatore is a private Engineering College
under the auspices of ramanandha adigalar foundation, a charitable educational trust
It is situated in 150 acres in the IT corridor of Coimbatore which in many ways was a
he eco system. 1947. IT waS a yea
a greaT hISTorIca
e guidance and patronage of arutselvar Dr. n. mahalingam, Chairman, Sakthi new dreams were dr
h the able administration of Dr. B. K. Krishnaraj Vanavarayar, Co - Chairman, generation that had
amaniam, Correspondent and Sri. Shankar Vanavarayar, Joint Correspondent, the the foundation of a m
eloped excellent facilities and resources such as spacious classrooms, seminar halls, India a spirit of ene
aboratories, excellent sporting facilities, dedicated high speed internet connectivity P. nachImuThu g
d well-qualified faculty. five academic Blocks house the different departments. The endeavors from his
building “Dr.mahalingam Vigyan Bhavan” is an architectural beauty and a land mark Company was established by him in 19
VISION large conglomerate. The pioneer not on
1947. It was a year when the world witnessed
The vision of the college is to become a technical university of education the unfolding of of a great
nation building through education.
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llege, as an autonomous institution affiliated to the anna University, offers 13 under- and it remains the key driver
historical
Standards event
through : the birth
continuous of a new nation
improvement. from an ancient land. New dreams were
by his successor and son Dr. n. mahaling
B.Tech.) and 14 post-graduate (M.E., M.Tech., MCa, MBa) programs of study. all the
dreamt, visions seen and road maps chalked out
ave the approval of all India Council for Technical Education (aICTE) and all the eligible by an entire generation that had longed
societal development through mercan
ave also been accredited and struggled
by national foroffreedom.
Board These
accreditation dreams
(nBa). became the foundation of a modern
In addition,KCT is today anation.
role model for different gen
In the Deep
accredited by national assessment andSouth, in a quaint
accreditation Councilpart of South
(naaC) of UgC.India in the spheres
ISo a spirit of energy and dynamism wasof industry, agriculture,
fication further confirms MISSION
the institution’s commitment to educational quality. 9 of the most importantly, education. he was re
being scripted by the legendary P. Nachimuthu Gounder, a visionary who forayed into
a pioneering transport company of aB
partments have been recognized as research centers permitting research leading to
many commercial
Kumaraguru Collegeendeavors
of from
Technology his tradition
anna University. The College has 16 academic departments and 9 research centers, is culture
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to farming.
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automobiles, Bus
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a competent and experienced Company
professor. was established
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work technical
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to thestaff.technological, economic and social
is a dynamic and future focused group
student intake during the current year is 2100 and the total number of students on
omprehensive accidental development
insurance scheme of covers
India.all.The College
The value of thepursues
educationexcellence in providing training tolevels. Thousands of stu
to postgraduate
parted by the college is The
developpioneer
highlighted notinterest
abysense
the only had grand
of professional
shown plans in commerce
responsibility,
by leading companies for socialbutand
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had a larger
awareness vision
institutions and
overofthe last five decades. S
uitment. In the academic nation
year building
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more than 725 education.
students
set the students on the path to leadership. haveHis dream
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for community 12
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ining and placement Cell. inour alumni have
technical done us proud
education and it by remains
proving their
theworth
key indriver of all that has emerged today.
d of work.
The vision was carried forward by his successor and son Dr. N. Mahalingam, who for
the last 6 decades
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and
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in Automobiles, Information Technology, Engineering, Dairy, Soya, Auto Components,
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Textiles, Synthetic IMprovEMEnT
Gems, Agriculture and Education. India today is in its last leap
towards attaining the status of a developed nation. Education will be one of the most
important enablers of dream.
Sakthi Education is a dynamic and future focused group of institutions offering services
right from primary education to postgraduate levels. Thousands of students have
benefited from the services of Sakthi Educational institutions over the last five
decades. Staying true to the vision ofour Motto
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providing learning opportunities for the rural poor,
most of Sakthi Education institutions are established in rural areas of Tamilnadu.
PRoGRAMMEs oFFERED
UNDER GRADUATE
 B.E. - aeronautical Engineering

 B.E. - automobile Engineering
 B.E. - Civil Engineering
 B.E. -- Computer
ComputerScience
Scienceand
andEngg.
Engineering
 B.E. - Electrical and Electronics Engineering
 B.E. - Electronics and Communication Engineering
 B.E. - Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
 B.E. -VISION
Mechanical Engineering
 B.E. -The vision ofEngineering
Mechatronics the college is to become a technical university of International
 B.Tech. - Bio-Technology continuous improvement.
Standards through
 B.Tech. - Information Technology
 B.Tech. - Textile Technology
 B.Tech.
B.Tech. --Textile
Fashion
MISSION Technology
Technology (fashion Technology)
PosTand Training in Engineering and Technology to prepare our students for life and
GRADUATE
 M.E -development of India. The College pursues excellence in providing training to
applied Electronics
develop
 M.E - Cad/CaM a sense of professional responsibility, social and cultural awareness and
13
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 M.E - Communication Systems
 M.E - Computer Science and Engineering
 M.E - Energy Engineering
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Embedded System
systemsTechnologies
Technology
 M.E -We
Industrial Engineering
at Kumaraguru College of Technology strive to achieve customer satisfaction
 M.E -by
power Electronics
providing and drives
Quality Education and Training in Engineering and Technology,
 M.E -Science
Structural
andEngineering
Management in a congenial and disciplined environment through
 M.Tech - Bio Technology
 M.Tech - InvolvEMEnT
apparel TechnologyaT all lEvElS
 M.Tech - Textile Technology
 MCa - Master of Computer applications
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 MBa - Master To
of Business ConTInUal IMprovEMEnT
administration
APPRoVED REsEARCH CENTREs

 Bio-Technology
 Chemisty
Chemistry
 Mechanical Engineering
Civil Engineering
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 Textile
ComputerTechnology
Science and Engineering
 Fashion
Master ofTechnology
Business administration
 Mechanical Engineering
 Mechatronics Engineering
 Textile Technology
 Electronics and Communication Engineering
CoLLEGE RULEs AND REGULATIoNs
1. College works from Monday to friday and in the campus. Students are suggested to
on first, third and fifth Saturdays. meet principal, hod and faculty with prior
appointment .
2. WorKIng
WORKING hoUrS
HOURS : 8:30am : 8:30am
to 4:30pmto 4:30pm
TEA
TEaBREAK : 10:10am
BrEaK : 10:10am toto10:30am
10:30am 14. Students are encouraged to take part in co-
LUNCH
lUnCh BREAK 12:10pm to
BrEaK :: 1:00pm to1:00pm (1st year UG)
2:00pm. curricular and extra-curricular activities.
: 1:00pm to 2:00pm (Others)
3. The periods in the Morning and afternoon 15. Students are expected to conduct
VISION
sessions are of 50 minutes duration. themselves in an exemplary manner and
have true pride and dignity in themselves
4. Standards
The studentsthrough
should continuous improvement. and earn a good name for the college.
wear the prescribed
uniform for lab classes.
16. Smoking / possession and consumption
5. Boys and girls should wear shoes. Boys of drugs / tobacco products / possession
should
MISSIONtuck in their shirts. and consumption of alcohol inside the
6. Kumaraguru College of Technology
The vehicle of the students should be is committed
campusto provide
will leadQuality Education
to seperation from the
and Training in Engineering and
parked in the allotted parking place. Technology to prepare our
institution. students for life and
17. Celebrations
Celebrationsofofanyany
kind kind
without prior written
without prior
7. Mobile phones should not be used in any
development of India. The College pursues excellencepermission infrom
providing training to are
the Management
academic areas, such as department class
develop a sense of professional responsibility, prohibited
social andincultural awareness
the campus. andof the
violation
rooms, labs, workshops, administrative 14
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buildings, library, Conference hall, Seminar above will be viewed seriously.
halls, etc. 18. periodical reports will be sent to parents /
8. Students guardians calling their attention regarding
QUALITYshould
POLICYfollow the rules and the student’s attendance, progress and
regulations prescribed by anna University
We at Kumaraguru
Chennai.
of Technology, Coimbatore. conduct.
College of Technology strive Students
to achieve customershould bring their
satisfaction
parents / guardians to the
by providing Quality Education and Training in Engineering and Technology, hod / principal
9. The hostel students should follow the hostel
Science and Management in a congenial and disciplined environment throughsame, as
for any discussion regarding the
rules and regulations. and when required.
 InvolvEMEnT
10. Students aT alldiscipline
should maintain lEvElS in 19. raggIng is strictly prohibited. any
the campus. a disciplinary
 UpgradaTIon of faCIlITIES committee
and hUMan student, who directly or indirectly commits,
rESoUrCES
appointed by the principal will enquire participates in, abets or propagates
 any
into CoMMITMEnT Toreport
incident of the ConTInUal IMprovEMEnT
of students’ “RAGGING” within or outside the campus
indiscipline and recommend suitable action shall be punished with imprisonment
to be taken. which may extend upto 3 years and shall
also be liable to a fine which may extend
11. Students should use the facilities in the
up to Rs.25,000/-. he / She shall also be
campus without causing any damage. If any
dismissed from the educational institution
damage is caused, action will be taken to
and such students shall not be admitted in
correct and recover the cost, in addition to
disciplinary proceedings, if applicable.our Motto
any other educational Institution.
Character is Life
12. Students should wear their Id Card inside
the campus”
13. Students are expected to be courteous and
greet staff members when they meet them
CLASSROOM
CLAssRooMETIQUETTE
MANNERs
1. Students are expected to be polite, dignified 6. Students’ movement outside the classroom
and professional. in between the lecture classes is strictly
prohibited.
2. Students should
should not
not use cell phones
possess in cell
and use the
class rooms.
phones in the class rooms. 7. Students should bring their own calculators,
drawing instruments, charts, data book, etc.
3. Students are expected to be seated in
whenever needed.
the lecture hall five minutes prior to the
commencement of the class. 8. Students are expected to take care of their
belongings.
4. Students should stand up showing respect
VISION
when a faculty member enters or leaves the 9. Students are instructed not to bring any
The vision of the college is to become a technical
classroom. university
valuables to of International
the college.
5. Students should maintain discipline inside 10. Chewing
Chewing bubble
bubble gum
gum,inside the class
chocolate insideroom
the
the lecture hall / drawing hall. during lecture
class room hourslecture
during is strictly prohibited.
hours is strictly
condemned.
MISSION
and Training in Engineering and Technology to prepare our students LAB ETIQUETTE
LAb MANNERs
for life and
1. work equipping
Students should not them
not use to contribute
cell phones
possess in cell
and use the to the technological, economic
class should be submitted in and
thesocial
next lab
development
in the labs of
labs/workshops.
phones India. The College pursuesclass.
/ workshops. excellence in providing training to
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set theshould
studentsmaintain
on thediscipline inside 6. In
path to leadership.
the interest
Students who do of
nottheir own
submit safety, note
the record the 5
the labs / workshops. students should
in time will follow
not be the rules/guidelines
allowed to do the next
in their laboratories/workshops.
experiment and will not be given attendance
3. Students should bring their own calculators, for that laboratory class.
QUALITY
drawing POLICYcharts, data book, etc.
instruments,
whenever needed. 7. Students should leave
will not be the laboratory
allowed after
to leave
We at Kumaraguru College of Technology strivethe to achieve
completing customer
until theysatisfaction
the experiments.
laboratory complete the
4. by providing
Students Quality
should wear theirEducation and Training
own lab coats in Engineering
experiment. and Technology,
andScience
bring and Management
observation in a congenial
/notebooks
workbook to the and disciplined environment through
laboratory classes regularly. 8. In
Thethestudents
interest should
of their wear
own safety, students
the prescribed
 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS should
uniformwear theclasses.
for lab prescribed uniform for lab
5. record of experiments done in a particular classes.
LEAVE,
LEAVE PERMISSION
LETTER PERMIssIoNAND
ANDABSENTEEISM
AbsENTEEIsM
1. Students
Students must avail
avail leave
leave only
onlyafter
aftergetting
gettingprior
priorwritten permission.
permission. However,
however, suddensudden
sickness or
unforeseen
sickness circumstances
or unforeseen may be considered.
circumstances may be exempted.
2.
2. Leave
leave message overTelephone
message over Telephone/E-mail
/ E-mail iswill
nothave to be confirmed by a letter of post approval
encouraged.
our Motto
Character is Life
from HoD.
3. In the case of one day sick leave or leave due to unforeseen circumstances, a leave letter signed
by the parent / guardian / warden enclosed with medical certificate (for sick leave) should be
submitted to the hod concerned through the faculty advisor, immediately when the student
reports to the college. Such leave may be permitted only three times per semester. parent /
guardian should accompany the student if the above condition is violated.
4. In case of sick leave for more than two days taken continuously, leave letter supported by medical
certificate must be submitted to the college immediately, and the parent / guardian should
accompany the student and meet the hod and principal on the day of reporting. The leave taken
will be treated as absent and the student will not be allowed to attend the class without the parent
/ guardian accompanying him/ her on the reporting day (even if the letter is sent in advance).
WOMEN EMP0WERMENT
Internal Complaints and Women Empowerment Committee is functioning in the campus headed by
WoMEN EMPoWERMENT
Dr.J.Premalatha, HOD/Civil Engineering to empower the women staff and students and make them
feel secure inside the campus. The Committee is established to provide a conducive environment for
ladiesVISION
and to protect and safeguard their rights and bring about their growth and development. This
Committee
Women monitors
TheEmpowerment
vision of all
the aspects
college
Cell pertaining toingirl
is to become
is functioning thestudents and
a technical
campus women
under the staff
universitymembers of the institution
of International
leadership of dr.J.premalatha,
and handles
hod any complaints
/Standards
Civil Engineering
through from women
to empower
continuous student/employee.
theimprovement.
women staff and students and make them feel secure inside
the campus. The cell is established to provide a conducive environment for ladies and to protect and
safeguard their rights and bring about their growth and development. This cell monitors all aspects
THE OBJECTIVES
pertaining OF
to girls’ THE COMMITTEE
students and women AREstaff
: members of the Institution.
MISSION
• Develop, promote and disseminate knowledge about women’s roles in society and economic
ThE oBJECTIvES
Kumaraguru ofCollege
ThE CEllofarE :
trends which affect women’sTechnology is committed to provide Quality Education
lives and status.
 and Training
• develop,
Undertakepromote in Engineering
activitiesandthatdisseminate and
are consistent Technology
with theabout
knowledge to prepare
objectives
women’s our students
of WOMENS
roles forand
in COMMITTEE
society life economic
and
and helps
work
to bringequipping
about them
attitudinal to
and contribute
other
trends which affect women’s lives and status. changesto the
for technological,
effective economic
participation of women andfromsocial
all levels.
• Undertake,
development of India. The College pursues excellence in providing training to and
promote and coordinate both fundamental and applied research on women
 Undertake
development activities that are consistent with the objectives of WoMEnS CEll and helps to bring
• about
Developattitudinal
and promoteand other changes for effective
(in collaboration participation
with other agencies)ofeducational
women fromtraining
all levels.and action 16
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set the students
programmes on theespecially
for women, path to leadership.
under-privileged women.
• Undertake,
 promote
Organize various and coordinate
activities both fundamental
such as lectures, seminars, movies,and applied research onelocution,
panel discussions, women and role
development
plays, games etc., promoting gender equality and gender amity.
QUALITY
 develop andPOLICY
promote (in collaboration with other agencies) educational training and action
IN ADDITION,
programmes THEforFOLLOWING SPECIALunder-privileged
women, especially AMENITIES AREwomen.AVAILABLE FOR GIRL STUDENTS/WOMEN
EMPLOYEES:
 organize variousQuality
by providing activitiesEducation
such as lectures, seminars, in
and Training movies, panel discussions,
Engineering elocution, role
and Technology,
• plays,
In-house
Science hospital
gamesandetc., with a lady gender
promoting
Management doctor and nurses
equality
in a congenial aregender
and
and available in the
amity.
disciplined campus 24*7
environment through
• KCT Counseling service is provided for the students
In
• addITIon, ThE polICIES
Separate Hostel and Mess MEnTIonEd
for girls UndEr arE folloWEd for gIrl STUdEnTS:
• Tutor ward system to assist the academic related activities
• dress
z NCC
 ArmyCodeGirls
UpgradaTIon Wing is functioning
is mandatory offorfaCIlITIES
students in the college
and to empower
hUMan rESoUrCES the girls
z In-house hospital with a lady
 CoMMITMEnT To ConTInUal IMprovEMEnTdoctor and nurses are available in the campus 24*7
GUIDELINES:
z KCT Counseling service is provided for the students
z Separate hostel and Mess for girls
• Students are instructed not to keep jewels, camera, mobile phone or any other costly items inside
z Tutor ward system to assist the academic related activities
the hostel rooms.
• nCC
z army
Parents aregirls Wing istofunctioning
requested give a list ofinauthorized
the collegevisitors/
to empowerlocal the girls with photographs. Only
guardians
z Students are instructed not to keep jewels, camera, mobile
such authorized persons shall be permitted to visit the students in the phone or anyhostel
otherand
costly items
carry outinside
other
the hostel rooms.
formalities in the absence of parents.
• parents
z Studentsarewho wish to go
requested home
to give during
a list working days
of authorized due to
visitors/ sickness
local or unforeseen
guardians circumstances
with photographs. only
or important functions or ceremoniesour mustMotto
Character is Life
get prior permission from the Principal or Warden
such authorized persons shall be permitted to visit the students in the hostel and carry out other
with a request from the parents either in person or through letter. The presence of local guardian
formalities
is necessaryininthetheabsence
absenceofofparents.
the parents.
z Students who wish to go home during working days due to sickness or unforeseen circumstances
or important functions or ceremonies must get prior permission from the principal or Warden
with a request from the parents either in person or through letter. The presence of local guardian
is necessary in the absence of the parents.
EXAMINATIoN RULEs
1. Candidates should note the examination 9. Candidates are forbidden to ask questions
timetable and the seating arrangements of any kind on the subject during the
made for each exam carefully. They shall take examination.
their places in the examination hall at least
ten minutes before the commencement of 10. Candidates shall use only blue or black ink
the examination. while writing in the answer book. any other
color (except red & green) is permitted for
2. Candidates are required / permitted to diagrams / drawings / highlighting portions
VISION
use their own stationery items (except of text.
The vision
papers of the
/ answer college
books), is to become
mathematical / a technical university of International
drawing
Standards / geometric instruments,
through continuous non– 11. Candidates who have completed answering
improvement.
programmable calculators and approved the papers before the prescribed period of
tables and data books during the theory and examination shall stand up in their places
practical examinations. no other material / till the hall Superintendent / Invigilator
MISSION
gadget (including cell phone) should be collects the answer books from them. all
Kumaraguru
brought College
inside the of Technology
examination hall. candidates
is committed shall remain
to provide Qualityin their places when
Education
the prescribed period for the examination is
3. Candidates are not permitted to bring any over until the answer books are collected by
work equipping them to contribute to the technological,
pouch / purse / electronic gadget with
economic and social
the hall Superintendent / Invigilator.
development
memory of India.
that could The College
be used pursues excellence in providing training to
for storing,
develop and
retrieving a sense of professional
copying answers during responsibility, social andwho
the 12. Candidates cultural
commitawareness
any of theand
following
17 set the students on the path to leadership.
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have committed malpractice :
4. Candidates should search their pockets,
desks and benches and handover to the hall a) Possession of or access to any papers /
QUALITY POLICY books / notes / chits with contents related or
Superintendent / Invigilator any paper
/ We
bookat Kumaraguru College
/ note / chit which of Technology
they may find nottorelated
strive to the
achieve subject ofsatisfaction
customer the examination.
therein before starting
by providing to answer
Quality the paper.
Education and Training in Engineering
b) Possession of any and Technology,
electronic gadget with
Science and Management in a congenial and disciplined memory thatenvironment
can be used through
for copying answers.
5. Candidates shall affix their signature in token
of their receiving an answer book in the hall
 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS c) Receiving assistance from / giving assistance
Superintendent’s / Invigilator’s record.
to others.
6. Candidates should read the instructions
 CoMMITMEnT d) Copying / trying to copy from any paper, book
given on the first pageToof ConTInUal
the answer bookIMprovEMEnT
or notes or another candidate’s answer book.
before beginning to answer the paper.
e) Allowing any other candidate to copy from
7. Candidates shall write their registration
his / her answer book.
number in the space provided in the
question paper immediately after the f) Found to have any written matter on the
question paper is distributed. person (palm, hand, leg, clothes, etc.), or on
Candidates will not be allowed to our leave Motto
any instrument / stationery item possessed by
Character is Life
8.
the candidate.
the examination hall till the expiry of half
an hour after the distribution of question g) Using any unfair means.
papers. Candidates who leave the hall
during the examination (after the stipulated h) Disclosing their identity by making peculiar
half an hour) will not be allowed to return. marks in the answer book while answering.
i) Using obscene or abusive language. 14. Candidates who are suffering from serious
infectious diseases will not be admitted to
j) Writing any appeal in the answer book (for
more marks or any other favors). the examination hall but may be allowed to
write the examination in a separate place at
k) Disturbing the fellow candidates. the discretion of the principal / Controller of
l) Scribbling any points / answers on the Examinations / hod.
question paper and / or passing on the same
15. Candidates should maintain discipline and
to any other candidate.
i) Using obscene or abusive language. 14. decorum
Candidates during
who theare examinations.
suffering from serious
m) Tearing off or spoiling the sheets in the answer infectious diseases will not be admitted to
j) Writing
book. any appeal in the answer book (for 16. violation of the above rules in any form
VISION
more marks or any other favors). the examination hall but may be allowed to
during the examinations will attract
n) Destroying
The vision any evidence of malpractice.
of the college write the examination
is to become a technical university in aInternational
of separate place at
k) Disturbing the fellow candidates. punishment as per the rules of the Controller
the discretion
Standards through continuous improvement.of Examinations office / anna of the principal / Controller of
13. Candidates found guilty of malpractice in University
l) the Scribbling any points Examinations / hod.
examination hall shall/ beanswers
sent outon the
by the Chennai. The punishment will be decided
question
Chief paper and / or/ hall
Superintendent passing on the same
Superintendent by a committee
15. Candidates shouldappointed
maintaintodiscipline
enquire into
and
to
andany other
such candidate.shall face enquiry by
candidates
MISSION the nature of the malpractice.
decorum during the examinations.
the appropriate committee constituted by
m) TearingKumaraguru College
off or spoiling of Technology
the sheets in the answeris committed to provide Quality Education
the principal.
book. 16. violation
to prepareof our
the students
above rules forinlifeany
andform
Grading and its Classification
work equipping them to contribute to the during
n) Destroying any evidence of malpractice.
development of India. The College pursues punishment
technological,
excellence asinper
economic and
the examinations
providing
willsocial
training
attract
to
the rules of the Controller
13.
range
develop
Candidates
Classification
of
a sense
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guilty
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inthe the
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examination ishall
done on sent
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basis by
of the Chennai.
numerical value The punishment
of Cumulative
attendance Grade will
aminationPointbeAverage
decided
Chief Superintendent / hall Superintendent
(CGPA). The concept of CGPA is based on Marks, Credits, Grade and Grade
by a committee appointedpointstoassigned for
enquire into
and such Scandidates
letter shall face enquiry dby
different
grade
mark ranges.
a TableB 1 & 2Cshows the relation
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appropriate committee constituted by
POLICY
Grade points assigned against each course.
the principal.
grade
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point
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our Motto59-50
Character is Life
100-90 89-80 79-70 69-60 <50 Absent from
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Grade (Outstanding) (Excellent) (Very Good) (Good) (Average) (Fail)
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10 9 8 7 6 0 0 -
Point
FORMULAE FOR SGPA & CGPA
Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
On completion of a semester, each student is assigned a Semester Grade Point Average which
is computed as below for all courses registered by the student during that semester.
Semester Grade Point Average = ∑ (Ci xGPi) / ∑Ci
Where Ci is the credit for a course in that semester and GPi is the Grade Point earned by the
student for that course. The SGPA is rounded off to two decimals.
VISION
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
The overall
MISSIONperformance of a student at any stage of the Degree programme is evaluated by
the Cumulative
Kumaraguru Grade Point Average
College (CGPA) up
of Technology is to that pointto
committed of provide
time. Quality Education
Cumulative
work Grade Point Average
equipping ∑(Ci x GPi) / ∑C
them to= contribute to I the technological, economic and social
Where Ci is the credit for each course in each of the completed semesters at that stage and GPi is
19 the grade point earned by the student for that course. The CGPA is rounded off to two decimals. 5
QUALITY POLICY

our Motto
Character is Life
RAGGING Is AN oFFENCE
having realized the severity of the practice of ragging among the students, the government of
India and government of Tamilnadu have directed all the heads of Educational Institutions to stop
forthwith such an unhealthy and inhuman behaviour of the students. accordingly, the government
of Tamilnadu has promulgated an act (no.7 of 1997) to prohibit ragging in educational institutions.
Salient features of the act are as follows :
Definition of Ragging (Interaction without any reason)

ragging means display of noisy, disorderly conduct, doing any act which causes or is likely to cause
physical or psychological harm or raise apprehension or fear or shame or embarrassment to a student
VISION
in any educational institution and also includes :
a. teasing, abusing
Standards or playing
through practicalimprovement.
continuous jokes on or causing hurt to such student; or
b. asking the student to do any act or perform something which such students will not in the
ordinary course willingly do.
PUNISHMENTS
MISSION
Kumaraguru
The following couldCollege of Technology
be the possible is committed
punishments to provide
for those who Quality
are found guilty Education
of participation
and Training in Engineering and Technology to prepare our students
in / abetment of ragging. The quantum of punishment shall, naturally, depend upon forthe
lifenature
and and
work
gravity equipping
of the them to contribute
offence as established to the technological,
by the disciplinary economic
Committee or the and: social
Court of law
1. Cancellation of admission.
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2. Suspension from attending classes.
3. Withholding / withdrawing scholarship / fellowship and other benefits.

QUALITY POLICY
4. debarring from appearing in any test / examination or other evaluation process.
5. by providing
Withholding Quality Education and Training in Engineering and Technology,
results.
6. debarring from representing the institution in any national or International meet, tournament,
 InvolvEMEnT
youth festival, etc. aT all lEvElS
7. Suspension/ expulsion from the hostel.
8. rustication from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution.
9. Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution.
10. fine up to rs.25,000/-
11. rigorous imprisonment up to 3 years. our Motto

Character is Life
While the first 10 types of punishment can be awarded by the appropriate authority of the Institution
itself, the last punishment can be awarded only by a Court of law.
KCT CoUNsELING sERVICE
 KCT has a full time student counselor. Counseling is here to help the student address personal
or emotional problems that get in the way of having a good experience at Kumaraguru
College of Technology and realizing their full academic and personal potential.
 all information is confidential.
 Working with a Counselor may help you to see your problem with greater clarity, get some
insight into its origins, and think about how to move forward. Counseling may not ‘solve’ your
problem but we hope it will equip you with some new ways to think about it while helping
you to mobilize your resources and feel more in control.
VISION
OFFICE OF STUDENTS AFFAIRS
sERVICEs FoR KCT CoLLEGE sTUDENTs
College is an exciting time and it is also a time when students may be faced with a number of
KCT CoUNsELING
Mission
changes and challenges. We sERVICE
encourage students to visit or call our office if you need help or if
you would like to talk. Some of the areas of concern are….
The
 Office KCT has a full time
of Student
MISSION student
Affairs counselor.
is based on theCounseling
commitment is to
here to help
student the student
success, in andaddress
out of thepersonal
class-
room,oremphasizing
emotional problems
Kumaraguru life-longthat
onCollege get in
learning
of bythe
Technology way
focusing
is of having atogood
committed experience
provide Quality atEducation
Kumaraguru
 CollegeCollege readiness
of Technology and realizing
and Training in Engineering andtheir full academic
Technology and personal
to prepare potential.
our students for life and
Academichomesickness
 work equipping
all information them
is confidential. to contribute to the technological, economic and social
• Personal well-being
 learning strategies
• Extra-curricular activities
 Time Working
develop with a Counselor may help you to see yoursocial
problemandwith greater clarity, get some
 Lifea (Hostel
management
• Campus sense /ofmess)
professional responsibility, cultural awareness and
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set the studentsorigins, and think
on/ Conflict about
the pathManagement how to
to leadership. move forward. Counseling may not ‘solve’ your 5
• Grievance
Stress Redressing
management
problem but we hope it will equip you with some new ways to think about it while helping
• Nation Building
you to mobilize your resources and feel more in control.
 relationships
 QUALITY
Mental healthPOLICY
and Wellness
SERVICES
sERVICEs
 finances FOR
FoR KCTKCT
We at Kumaraguru STUDENTS
CoLLEGE
College sTUDENTs
of Technology strive to achieve customer satisfaction
 by
peer
College providing
istutoring
an Quality
time andEducation
services
exciting it is also a and
time Training in Engineering
when students andwith
may be faced Technology,
a number of
changesSciencechallenges. We encourage students to visit or call our office if you through
and
and crisis
 personal Management in a congenial and disciplined environment need help or if
you would like to talk. Some of the areas of concern are….
 referral to community services

 Substance use/abuse of faCIlITIES and hUMan rESoUrCES
 UpgradaTIon
College readiness
 homesickness
 learning strategies
 Time management
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 Stress management
 relationships
 Mental health and Wellness
our Motto
Character is Life
 finances
 peer tutoring services
 personal crisis
 referral to community services
 Substance use/abuse
VISION
MISSION
FACILITIES
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QUALITY POLICY

our Motto
Character is Life
GNANAVINAYAKAR TEMPLE
The campus temple at the entrance, besides
being a place of worship has also a well-stocked
library of spiritual, moral books & periodicals.
Daily poojas are performed. All festivals are
celebrated with participation of students &
staff.
VISION
ARULJOTHI DHYANA MANDAPAM
An excellent octagonal shaped air-conditioned
MISSION Dhyana Mandapam is located opposite to the
Gnanavinayagar
Kumaraguru College of Technology is committed Temple.
to provide Many staff,
Quality students
Education
and Training in Engineering and Technologyand to
guests
preparemake
our use of this
students for facility
life and for
work equipping them to contribute to the meditation.
technological, economic and social
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ARULJOTHI MEDICAL CENTER
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8- bedded hospital with a doctor and nursing and disciplined environment through
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BANK WITH ATM FACILITIES

Karur Vysya Bank, with ATM facility, functions
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transactions. The bank is located near the
western gate. Axis Bank ATM functions inside
the campus which is located near Aruljothi
Medical Center.
STUDENT BOOK STORE
A student book store functions in the campus
that supplies books and stationery to the
students.
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MISSION
PURIFIED DRINKING WATER
Purified drinking water for the college and
hostel is being provided in the campus.
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REPROGRAPHY
by providing
A reprography facilityQuality Education
functions and Training in Engineering and Technology,
in the campus.
The students can make use of the facilities on and disciplined environment through
Science and Management in a congenial
paying the specified charges.
KORE
KORE is the meeting point of minds, ideas and
possibilities. It can be accessed from all
directions.
our Motto
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It is a platform of ideas
It reflects the centre of your mind
It is the beginning of an idea
OTHER FACILITIES FUNCTIONING IN
THE CAMPUS ARE
Cake shop
Café kiosks
Namma Cafe
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PLAY GROUND
23 acres of well-developed play fields for the
following major outdoor games & sports is
MISSION
provided: Foot ball, Hockey, Cricket, Basket
Ball, Volley Ball, Ball Badminton, Kabaddi,
and Training in Engineering and Technology to prepare
Tennis, ourKho-Kho,
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for lifeBall
andand
outdoor Gymnastics. economic and social
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studentsbyand
providing
staff has Quality Education
been established and Training in Engineering and Technology,
in an
area of Science and
2400 sq.ft Management
with in a congenial
the latest equipment in and disciplined environment through
the well laid out in in-door Gym units. In order
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to encourage aT all
the Weight lifters, BodylEvElS
builders
and Fitness seekers, sophisticated equipments
designed scientifically for the above purpose
are made available. .
HOSTEL
KCT Students Hostel is an integral part of the
college campus. It has two distinct sections
for boys and girls students. The gents hostel
our comprises five blocks with total of 480 rooms.
Motto
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its three blocks. Rooms allotted cannot be
changed without approval. Common areas
such as dining, common room, washrooms,
lobby for recreation, browsing, gymnasium
etc. are provided separately for boys and girls.
VALLALAR MAIYAM
Vallalar Maiyam is the Student Facilities Center
is a four-storied building with a sprawling sixty
eight thousand two hundred and fifty sq.ft
built up area. It is an integrated entertainment,
dining and living space, designed to host
a variety of special institutional and
departmental events. The Student Facilities
Center houses a modern kitchen which uses
solar energy to make up to 4000 meals per
day on the ground floor, dining area and snack
kiosk in the first floor and six dormitories in
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TRANSPORT
Transport service is provided for the benefit of
students and staff of KCT. At present 22 buses
MISSION
and six mini buses operate
Kumaraguru Collegeinofvarious routes inis committed to provide Quality Education
Technology
and around the city. In addition, eleven cars
are available for general use.
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PARKING
We at Kumaraguru College of Technology strive LOT customer satisfaction
to achieve
At the entrance
by providing Quality Education and Training in Engineering of and
the Technology,
Western gate, a
Science and Management in a congenial and disciplined environment through for the
spacious parking lot is available
students to park their two wheelers. Four
 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS wheeler parking lot is available inside the
campus for students as well as staff.
CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENT

• Medicinal Garden with 60 types of
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medicinal plants.
• Sequential batch effluent treatment plant
treated waste water from hostel and
quarters is being used for irrigation.
• Rain water harvesting tank.
• Street lighting through solar energy.
RAMANANDHA ADIGALAR
AUDITORIUM
This air-conditioned auditorium has a capacity
of 1400. The well-furnished auditorium / stage
are used for all common functions / events.
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SEMINAR HALLS
There are four A/C seminar halls, each with
250 capacity located at Dr. Mahalingam
VigyanMISSION
Bhavan. They are named after :
Dr.Vikram Sarabhai, Sir
Kumaraguru C V Raman,
College of Technology is committed to provide Quality Education
Sir M. Visvesvaraya,
and Training Swami Vivekananda
These development
halls are regularly usedThe
of India. to conduct
College pursues excellence in providing training to
International and National level conferences
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halls, seminar halls with capacity of 120 are
located in various academic blocks.
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MAHATMA GANDHI CENTRAL LIBRARY
| Head :
head : prof. prasad Kumar
Dr. KRISHNAMURTHY .V,
Mr. KrIShnaMUrThY .v, Ph.D, Asst. librarian
B.Sc, asst Librarian
Mahatma gandhi Central library is housed in the first floor of dr. Mahalingam vigyan Bhavan in
an area of 1,575 sq. m. The main aim of the central library is to provide information services and
access to print and e-resources to support the informational needs of the institute community. The
fully computerized central library is well equipped with modern facilities and resources in the form
of books, printed and electronic journals, Cd-roMs, on-line databases, audio video cassettes, project
reports, etc. open access System is being followed to access the books and journals.
Library Timings : monday To saTurday

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Working hours : 08.00 a.m 11.00 p.m
Transaction Timings :
Standards through continuous improvement.06.30 p.m
09.00 a.m.
on sundays & VacaTion day

Working hours : 08.30 a.m 04.30 p.m
MISSION Timings
Transaction : 09.30 a.m 03.30 p.m
andProvided
Services Trainingbyin
theEngineering and Technology to prepare our students for life and
Central Library
 fully computerized bar-coded circulation service
develop
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professional
(opaC)responsibility, social and
for search of books andother
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materials
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volumes,
volumes projects
and printand print inside
journals onlinethe
journals
libraryinside the library
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 reference service College of Technology strive to achieve customer satisfaction
 digital
Sciencelibrary
andwith 60
10
50 computers
Management in awith Internetand
congenial access
disciplined environment through
 online access to International
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lEvElS through IEEE, Springer, Mcgraw hill, J-gate, Elsevier,
aSTM digital library (online version), EBSCo, nature group, and dElnET service
 reprographic (Xerox) service
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Sciences. and
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national and National
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and online journals onlinesubscribed
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annually. subscribed
working
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is fully central library is fully automated.
automated.
In addition
additiontotothe
thewell stocked
well stocked andand
fullyfully
automated central
automated library,
central each department
library, of KCT has
each department its own
of KCT has
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departmental
its library to library
own departmental facilitate
toeasy accesseasy
facilitate to the faculty.
access a total
to the of 12,900
faculty. volumes
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6442arevolumes
availableare
in
the departmental libraries.
available in the departmental libraries.
CIRCULATION SECTION : all the students / staff members are provided with an identity card bearing
their roll number / identity number that is bar-coded. The services of the library are extended to the
users based on this bar-code number. open access system is being followed in the library. Users can take
the books from the book section by themselves are also kept in this section. a single Cd or a
and submit them along with their identity card floppy will be issued per user on overnight basis.
in the circulation section. on making necessary at present 7556
6337 Cds/ dvds and floppies are
entries through bar-code system the circulation available.
staff issues the book or accepts the return. The
user is required to sign in the acknowledgement
OPAC : online public access Catalogue facility is
slip while borrowing the book.
available at the library entrance as well as from
DURATION OF LOAN : Books are issued for a departmental libraries to facilitate online search
period of 14 days for students and one semester of books available in the library with Title, author,
for teaching staff and one month for non- Keyword and Subject search options.
teaching staff. a borrowed book may be renewed
for one VISION
more period, if no other user has reserved INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS : Central
Theon
the same. vision of request,
special the college is toBooks,
reference becomelibrary
a technical university
is providing of International
online accessing the following
CurrentStandards
periodicals,through continuous
Back volumes and improvement.
project international publications through internet, from
reports are issued on overnight basis. anywhere in the campus.
OVERDUE CHARGES : If a borrowed book is not  Institution of Electrical and Electronics
MISSION
returned / renewed within the due date of return, Engineering (IEEE)
Kumaraguru
an overdue College
charge of rs.2 of will
per day Technology
be levied. is committed
 Scienceto provide
direct Quality Educationand
(Engineering
and Training in Engineering and TechnologyBiotechnology) to prepare our students for life and
LOSS OF BOOKS
work : If a borrowed
equipping them tobook is lost or to the technological, economic and social
contribute
damaged, the borrower is required to  american Society of Civil Engineers (aSCE)
replacepursues
development of India. The College excellence in providing training to
the same editiona or
develop latestofedition
sense of the responsibility,
professional same  american Society
social and of Mechanical
cultural awarenessEngineers
and
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double the cost of the book for those purchased
 Springer Computer Science, Mechanical
within 8 years or triple the cost of the book if it
is purchased beyond 8 years has to be remitted. Engineering, Electrical and Electronics
QUALITY POLICY Engineering
REFERENCE SECTION : College
We at Kumaraguru This section has
of Technology J-gate
strive Engineering
to achieve and Technology,
customer satisfactionand
reference books, dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Management Science
directories, Exam guides, Standards, Manuals,
Science and Management  aSTM Standards and Engineering
through digital
handbooks, proceedings, high-pricedinbooks
a congenial
and and disciplined environment
library
collection of University question paper booklets
 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS  nature publishing group (nature and
for in-house reference purpose.
Scientific american)
BOOK BANK : This section caters to the needs of  Mcgraw hill access Engineering
students who avail the post-matric scholarship
offered by the government of India. presently KCT library has gone online within the KCT.net
2,047 books are available under this category. (KCT Intranet).
The eligible students can avail six books at a time.
They are issued for a period of one semester and INTERNAL : library opaC : http://10.1.105.24/
should be returned by the end of the semester. opac/main.asp Circulation Counter reports:
DIGITAL LIBRARY AND ONLINE ACCESS : http://10.1.105.24/counter/counterreports.asp
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10 systems are installed in the digital library library
section with Internet access facility. Users can E-group : kctlibrarygroups@googlegroups.com
access this section for educational, research and
npTEl Courses: http ://10.1.105.24/localg
development purpose. non-book materials such
Institutional repository and E-Books:
as Cds, floppies and cassettes acquired / supplied
http://10.1.59.254
along with the text / reference books / magazines
EXTERNAL : IEEE / IEE Journals : www. OBJECTIVES TO IMPLEMENTING IR IN
ieeexplore.ieee.org Elsevier (Science direct) CENTRAL LIBRARY
(www.sciencedirect.com) aSCE Journals: http://
 To collect, store and organize information
scitation.aip.org
and knowledge resources in digital form
Springer Journals: www.springerlink.
com Mcgraw hill access Engineering  To strengthen scholarly communication and
(accessengineeringlibrary.com/) J-gate collaboration between research, project and
educational communities
Engineering & Technology (http://j-gate.
informindia.co.in/) aSTM digital library (http://  To contribute to the lifelong learning
enterprise.astm.org/) EBSCo database: http:// opportunities
search.ebscohost.com nature publishing group  To promote economic and efficient delivery
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(http://www.nature.com/) dElnET Services:
The vision of the college is to become a technical of information in e-form
university of International
www.delnet.nic.in The american library, Chennai:
Standards through continuous improvement.  To optimize investments in computing /
http://chennai.usconsulate.gov/resources.html
communications infrastructure
British Council library, Chennai: www.
britishcouncilonline.org Staff and students can access the e-books, lecture
MISSION notes, regular course materials and pre- and post-
Kumaraguru College of Technology
EBSCO BUSINESS SOURCE ELITE DATABASE : is committed to published
print articles provide Quality Education
by the faculty in national
and Training in Engineering
EBSCo’s Business Source Elite database
and Technology to prepare
/ International our students
journals, for
previous life
year and
question
papers, economic newsletters
syllabus, magazines, and social and
provides full text access to scholarly business,
development of India. The College pursues excellence
calendars throughin providing training
intranet, from to in
anywhere
management and economic journals. It covers
develop a sense of professional responsibility, social and
the campus andthis
cultural awareness
enhances and and
the academic
all the topics related to management. It contains 30
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set the students on the path to leadership.research activities in the college.
1,879 e-journals and business magazines;
substantial company profiles from data Monitor
REPROGRAPHY : reprographic facility is
are also included in the database.
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DELNETWe at KumaraguruLIBRARY
(DEVELOPING College of Technologythis
NETWORK)
facility on payment at the rate of 1 rupee per
strive to achieve customer satisfaction
by providing Quality Education and page
Training for
in photocopying
Engineering library materials.
and Technology,
SERVICE :
dElnETScience and Management
provides online access intoa congenial
abstracts and disciplined environment through
INTERNET AND COMPUTER FACILITIES : The
of journals, book catalogues and Inter-library college has 80 Mbps Internet connectivity with
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loan facility for exchange of books that are not Internet centers at various locations including the
 inUpgradaTIon
available a library. of faCIlITIES and hUMan rESoUrCES
central library. There are over 1,800 computers in
the campus with elaborate fiber optic network.
Institutional Membership KCT Central Library
holds institutional membership in the following
bodies EDUSAT:: EdUSaT
EDUSAT EDUSAT Programme
by ISro programmeisis telecast
telecast
through satellite from Anna University Chennai.
from anna University Chennai.
1. dElnET (developing library network), new
Technical programmes are received in our campus
delhi
and displayed in the department Seminar hall.
2. BCl (British Council library), Chennai
live interaction is possible with professors in
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anna University Chennai who teach the subject
INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORY (IR) : Mahatma
and students can ask questions through video
gandhi Central library has implemented the
conferencing facility. The programme covers
Institutional repository for the benefit of faculty
anna University Chennai syllabus content from
and students. Institutional repository is a digital
first year to final year.
archive.
KCT TIFAC CORE : TIfaC-CorE is a joint venture involving the participation of
 an educational institution (Kumaraguru College of Technology, Coimbatore)
 The Government
government of India (Technology, Information, Forecasting
forecasting and Assessment
assessment Council (TIFAC),
(TIfaC),
Department
department of Science and Technology) and the user organizations, industrial partners viz.
M/s. M/s.
rEaCh SewnSewn
REACH Technologies and Consulting
Technologies pvt. ltd.,
and Consulting Pvt.Bangalore, M/s. Sangeeth
Ltd., Bangalore, Textiles ltd,
M/s. Sangeeth annur,
Textiles Ltd,
Coimbatore,
Annur, Coimbatore and M/s. Statex Engineering Pvt. Ltd., Coimbatore. The total cost of thiscrores,
M/s. Statex Engineering pvt. ltd., Coimbatore The total cost of this project is rs 3.76 project
in which
is Rs financial support
3.76 crores, of rs.financial
in which 1.16 crores is from
support of TIfaC,
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crores is of India.
from TIFABalance
C, DST,amount
Govt. ofofIndia.
rs.
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crores was met byofthe
amount Rs.college and three
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by thepartners for the
college and period
three of three
industrial years. associate
partners. Associate
departments
Departments The are
department
Department of Textile Technology,
of Textile Technology, fashion
FashionTechnology,
Technology,Mechanical
MechanicalEngineering,
Engineering,
Mechatronics
MechatronicsEngineering and Electronics
Engineering and Communication
and Electronics and Communication Engineering of KCT jointly
Engineering and they promote
jointly
VISION
KCT-TIfaC
promote CorE.
KCT-TIFAC CORE.
MISSION
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QUALITY ASSURANCE INITIATIVES

QUALITY ASSURANCE INITIATIVES
• The college is accredited by NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) from 2009 (for
Theyears)
 five academic excellence
and has department
submitted ofdocument
the needful the college
to continuously
NAAC for the monitors
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of accreditation.
teaching–learning processes through a system of academic audits.
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to understand and implement the developed systems and periodically audits for compliance to
is also accredited by naaC (national assessment and accreditation Council) for a
period of five years from 2009.
• The college holds ISO 9001:2008 certificate.
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MISSION
CAREER & SKILL

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TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL
| incharge
mr. K. SenThamaraI Kannan
Training and Placement Officer
KCT has a training and placement cell catering to the needs of our students and potential employers.
The cell is headed by a Training and placement officer and faculty and student coordinators from
various departments assist the Training and placement officer. The office is also assisted by student
coordinators who lead a team of placement representatives from various courses of studies. The
placement cell organizes career guidance programs for the students. The cell arranges training
programs such as facing interviews, group discussions, etc. The cell also invites hr managers from
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as lEEd was established. In the academic year 2011-12, 150 student volunteers were selected from
all the branches of Engineering (II year) and an orientation program was conducted by M/s national
Entrepreneurship network (nEn), Coimbatore Zone. Under the guidance of nEn, around 120 E-leaders
were selected to take part in the various EdC activities effectively on and off the campus.
(b) ACADEMIC AUDITS
In order to ensure that the academic standards are followed by all departments, academic audits
are conducted in every semester. The audits are being conducted by the Principal and the Center for
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1021 students of B.E/ our
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every academic year. 1053 M.E/ M.Tech and MBA/ MCA were benefited during
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1.02 Crores This scholarship is named after the Father of our Nation.
LIsT oF MEDALs / AWARDs
BRANCH MEDAL / AWARD NAME
B.E, CE vijayaraja & Co. gold Medal

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CO - CURRICULAR
EXTRA - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
National Service Scheme – popularly known as “NSS” is a scheme launched by the then Union Education
Minister Dr. V.K.R.V. Rao in the year 1969. It is a permanent youth program under the Ministry of Youth Affairs
and is supported by Government of India. Objective of the scheme is development of students’ personality
through community service and its motto is “Not Me But You”. It upholds the need for selfless service and
also consideration
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YOUTH RED CROSS
The Youth Red Cross
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• Create an awareness on the care of their own health and of others
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RED RIBBON CLUB
It is a movement whose activities are aimed towards
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VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONOR
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The blood donors club of KCT is an initiative taken by student volunteers of Kumaraguru College of
Technology with a view to save precious lives of people by donating blood to needy patients absolutely
free. The club encourages students to donate blood regularly. A list of voluntary donors with their blood
group is maintained by this club, which is very useful during any medical emergency. The objective to help
people in and around Coimbatore, round the clock and all days of the year is realized through our policy of
ANY GRO UP!! ANY WHERE!! ANY TIME!!
our Motto
Character is Life
NATIONAL CADET CORPS-ARMY WING (Boys )
NCC ARMY WING was established in 1998 with 50 cadets under 4TN (BN), NCC ARMY WING, Coimbatore. The
leisure time of youth can be utilized towards constructive activities like wholesome recreation, wide culture
sympathies, abiding by social consciousness and working for the Nation. The NCC renders a significant
service in all the above aspects. On serving in NCC for two years and obtaining ‘B’ and ‘C’ certificates enables
the cadets to pursue their career in any one of the Armed Forces as an officer through Short Service
Commission directly.
NATIONAL CADET CORPS-ARMY WING (GIRLS)

Started in : 2006
No. of Cadets : 62
NATIONAL CADET CORPS AIR WING (Boys )

Started in : 2001
No. of Cadets : 50
ROAD SAFETY PATROL
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started in 2008 has recorded consistent growth over the years. The traffic wardens organization in
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KCT - HAASYA CLUB
Sense of humour is one’s ability or tendency to be amused, to laugh or smile at something funny. Sense
of humour provides relief from stress and promotes health. KCT Humour Club aims to cultivate sense of
humour among students, faculty and staff. The club was started in 2002 and organizes events periodically
to bring together members to learn to laugh.
KCT - Music and Dance Club our Motto

Character is Life
Music and dance plays a vital role in human life to soothen both the mind and body under conditions of
emotional stress and depression. It helps us to lead a healthy and meaningful life. The KCT Music & Dance
club was established with the purpose of promoting talents of the students in the area of classical music,
vocal as well as instrumental. The music club is well equipped with the latest musical instruments and
the members of the Music & Dance Club have brought laurels by winning prizes and cash awards in the
intercollegiate music competitions held at various institutions all over the country.
KCT - varnam CLUB
KCT Fine Arts Club aims to bring out the hidden talents in the students in the areas of Fine Arts such as
drawing, painting and sculpturing. The club provides a lot of opportunities in the form of workshops and
training programmes in different areas of fine arts. Participation in the activities of the club will help the
students in developing their talents and personality.
KCT-HAM CLUB
Ham Radio Operators are a group of people nurturing a special interest in wireless communication technology.
They operate their wireless transceivers (a combined unit of radio transmitter and receiver) during their
pastime for the sheer joy, thrill and excitement involved in doing worldwide radio communication. Unlike
the broadcast radio stations (to whom we usually tune our radio receivers to listen to), HAM – RAD IO is a
two-wayVISION
communication system.
HAM - RAD IO operators can put their voice on the air and interact with fellow radio operators around the
world. When all other means of communications have failed, HAM enthusiasts have played a vital role in
communicating from remote inaccessible places during natural disasters like floods, hurricane and tsunami
and have aided rescue of victims.
MISSION
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enhancing language skills. Sahitya is a team of vibrant young engineers who share a passion for literature.
Our team works to bring out the literary talents in the student community as well as nurture them to become
future assets in the literary world. Sahitya enhances the critical thinking, reading and writing; facilitate
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KARATE
Within the physical education department, a Karate Club has been established to develop selfconfidence,
concentration, discipline and courage among the participants in training programs organized.
NATURE CLUB
A club for the nature loving community in KCT was started in the year 2009. The club engages its members
our Motto
Character is Life
in eco-activities, thus moulding their lifestyle to live in harmony with Nature. This club inculcates a sense of
self discipline and promotes leadership excellence in every member. The KCT Nature Club is backed up by a
team of eco-warriors in the planning and execution of its activities.
Kumaraguru Innovators Club
The Kumaraguru Innovators Club (KIC) is a student initiative in KCT towards innovation, started in the year
013 exclusively for I year undergraduate students. It is unique of it’s kind in our campus.The members work
towards learning new technologies through innovations which would be benevolent to the society. The
vision of the club is to ENCOURAGE INNOVATORS. Further, it also aims to build the ideas into a prototype.
GANDHIAN YOUTH MOVEMENT (GYM)
We initiate with inculcating the Gandhian Thoughts and principles in the mind of YOUTH as they have the
power and the spirit to bring the changes in everything. Currently we focus on Eye donation programme
(VIZHI VIDHAIGAL) which includes the awareness programme to each class by our volunteers with
presentation, videos and forms are given for those who are willing to donate their eyes.
NAMADHU PANGU
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villages surrounding KCT by effectively utilizing the talent and expertise of committed students and faculty
members who are keen to bring a change in the lives of underprivileged. Namadhu Pangu is a volunteer
driven program dedicated to enrich the community life. IAs of now, Namadhu Pangu is working with 5
Primary themes – Education, Health, Women Empowerment, Environment protection and Community
Mobilization.
MISSION
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NAMMA CAFE
Namma Cafe is a first of its kind, student start up in Kumaraguru College of Technology(KCT). It is an outcome
of the entrepreneurial spirit of the young Technopreneurs of the League for Entrepreneurial Empowerment
and Development(LEED).
our Motto
Character is Life
AGAM
The place for linking mind, soul and body to make you more intellectual with fun, excellence and public
welfare dream. The art of Yoga is a holistic way of life that integrates all elements of ancient knowledge to
make a prayerful discipline uniting the body, mind and soul to learn the art of leading natural and peaceful
life. The program restore balance by helping to strengthen our body, calm our mind, regain our focus and
improve selfconfidence. Platform to make one self happy and complete without any worries. “it’s not a
forum; It’s our family “.
KCT Bikers Club
You can’t buy Happiness. But you can buy a BICYCLE that’s pretty close.....
KCT Bikers is a cycling club in KCT aimed to promote cycling.
We ride to fly, to breathe, to feel beautiful, to relax, to be strong, to feel free, to enjoy nature, to stop pollution
& to promote cycling. Here we as a team take part in rides and marathons for our well being and to live in an
eco-friendly world. In short, we ride to LIVE. Common lets pedal more & live more.
We burn carbohydrates not hydrocarbons!
STUDENTS FOR THE EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPACE
SEDS is an independent, student-based organization which promotes the exploration and development of
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space. SEDS pursues this mission by educating people about the benefits of space, by supporting a network
of interested students,
The vision of by
theproviding
collegeanisopportunity
to become foramembers
technicalto develop theirofleadership
university skills. SEDS
International
is a chapter based organization with chapters
Standards through continuous improvement. throughout India, United States, Canada, United Kingdom,
Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. Each chapter is fairly independent and coordinates activities and
projects in its own area.
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DEPARTMENTS AND FACULTY
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ADVISORS
VISION
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1 Dr. GURUSWAMY M ADVISOR mguruswamy2012@gmail.com
2 Mr. BABAJI RAJAH BHONSLE S ADVISOR tnjpalace@gmail.com
QUALITY POLICY
PRINCIPAL
1 Dr. KUMAR R S, BE (Hons), M Tech, Ph. D PRINCIPAL principal@kct.ac.in
DEPARTMENTS
CIVIL ENGINEERING (FACULTY)
1 Dr.PREMALATHA J, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HEAD hod.civil@kct.ac.in
2 Dr.ESWARAMOORTHI P, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR eswaramoorthi.p.ce@kct.ac.in

3 Dr.SATHYAMOORTHY G L, M.E., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR sathyamoorthy.gl.ce@kct.ac.in
4 Dr.RAMADEVI K, M.E.Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ramadevi.k.ce@kct.ac.in

5 Dr.GANDHIMATHI A, M.E., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR gandhimathi.a.ce@kct.ac.in
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6 Ms.MANJU R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) manju.r.ce@kct.ac.in

7 Mr.SENTHIL KUMAR V, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) senthilkumar.v.ce.@kct.ac.in
8 Dr.RAMSUNDRAM N, M.E.Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) ramasundram.n.ce@kct.ac.in
9 Mr.MANIKANDAN G, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR manikandan.g.ce@kct.ac.in
UpgradaTIon of faCIlITIES and hUMan rESoUrCES

10 Mr.SATHEESH KUMAR K R P, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR satheeshkumar.krp.ce@kct.ac.in
11 Mr.KARTHIKEYAN S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR karthikeyan.s.ce@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
12 Mr.VISHNU A, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR vishnu.a.ce@kct.ac.in
13 Mr.KARTHIKEYAN G, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR karthikeyan.g.ce@kct.ac.in
14 Mr.NANDHAKUMAR P, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR nadhakumar.p.ce@kct.ac.in
15 Ms.LISA MARY THOMAS,M.E Science and Management in a congenial and disciplined environment through
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I lisamary.ce@kct.ac.in



16 Ms.SAKHIMOL B,M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I sakhimol.b.ce@kct.ac.in

17 Ms.SHIVARANJANI S K, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I shivaranjani.sk.ce@kct.ac.in
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18 Ms.RAJALAKSHMI S, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I rajalakshmi.s.ce@kct.ac.in
19 Ms.ANITA S, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I anita.s.ce@kct.ac.in
20 Ms.JAMUNA M, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I jamuna.m.ce@kct.ac.in
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21 Mr.SACHIN PRABHU P, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I sachinprabhu.ce@kct.ac.in
22 Mr.PRABAKARAN P A, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I prabakaran.pa.ce@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
23 Mr.VISWANATH J,M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I viswanath.j.ce@kct.ac.in
24 Ms.UTHAYA K,M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I uthaya.k.ce@kct.ac.in
25 Ms.JESUMI A,M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I jesumi.a.ce@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
26 Dr.Gayathri V, M. Tech., Ph. D. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR gayathri.v.ce@kct.ac.in
27 Mr.SENTHIL KUMAR N,M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I senthilkumar.n.ce.@kct.ac.in
28 Mr.ANAND T,M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I anand.t.ce@kct.ac.in
CIVIL ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)

1 MR.G.GANESHMOORTHY DRAUGHT MAN (SG) ganeshmoorthy.g.ce@kct.ac.in
2 MR.K.RAGUNATHAN SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE ragunathan.k.ce@kct.ac.in

3 MR.M.ANANDAN SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANT anandan.m.ce@kct.ac.in
4 MR.V.RAJESHKUMAR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE rajeshkumar.v.ce@kct.ac.in
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5 Ms.E.SUMATHI LAB INSTRUCTOR sumathi.e.ce@kct.ac.in

6 MR. R.KARTHIKEYAN SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE karthikeyan.r.ce@kct.ac.in
7 MR.S.PRASANTH TECHNICAL ASSISTANT prasanth.s.ce@kct.ac.in
8 MR.P.KAMARAJ TECHNICAL ASSISTANT kamaraj.p.ce@kct.ac.in

9 MR.P.SIVARAJ TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Sivaraj.p.ce@kct.ac.in
10 Ms.D.REVATHY SENIOR ASSISTANT revathy.d.ce@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (FACULTY)
1 Dr. KUMAR R S, BE (Hons), M Tech, Ph. D PRINCIPAL & PROFESSOR principal@kct.ac.in
2 Dr.MUTHUKUMARAN V, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HEAD hod.mec@kct.ac.in



3 Dr.GIRIDHARAN P.K, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HEAD (PG) giridharan.pk.mec@kct.ac.in

4 Dr.MANIVEL R, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR manivel.r.mec@kct.ac.in
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5 Dr.SATHYABALAN P, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR sathyabalan.p.mec@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.LAKSHMANAN K.S HEAD - ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION lakshmanan.ks@kct.ac.in
7 Dr.VELMURUGAN C, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR velmurugan.c.mec@kct.ac.in
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8 Dr.ANAND RAMANI PROFESSOR anandramani.mec@kct.ac.in
9 Dr.SANGEETHA N, M.E., Ph.D SENIOR ASSOC. PROFESSOR sangeetha.n.mec@kct.ac.in
VISION
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10 Mr.BHASKAR S, M.E. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR bhaskar.s.mec@kct.ac.in
11 Mr.SUKUMAR T R, M.E. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR sukumar.tr.mec@kct.ac.in
12 Dr.SENTHILKUMAR K.M., M.E., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR senthilkumar.km.mec@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
13 Dr.MURUGANANTHAM.V.R, M.E., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR muruganantham.vr.mec@kct.ac.in
14 Dr.BALAJI M, M.E., Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - III balaji.m.mec@kct.ac.in
15 Mr.SENTHIL KUMAR B, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - III senthilkumar.b.mec@kct.ac.in
16 Mr.ULAGANATHAN K, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - III ulaganathan.k.mec@kct.ac.in

17 Mr.SIVAKUMAR S, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - III sivakumar siddhan.mec@kct.ac.in
18 Mr.S.SIVAKUMAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - III sivakumar.siddhan.mec@kct.ac.in

19 Mr.THIRUMURUGAVEERAKUMAR S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) thirumurugaveerakumar.s.mec@kct.ac.in
20 Mr.ARUN K K, M.Tech. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) arun.kk.mec@kct.ac.in
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21 Ms.AEZHISAI VALLAVI M S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) aezhisaivallavi.ms.mec@kct.ac.in

22 Mr.AYYAPPAN P R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) ayyappan.pr.mec@kct.ac.in
23 Mr.NITHYANANTH S B, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) nithyananth.sb.mec@kct.ac.in
24 Mr.SIVAKUMAR S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - II sivakumar.s.mec@kct.ac.in

25 Mr.THIRUMALAI MUTHUKUMARAN M, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - II thirumalaimuthukumaran.m.mec@kct.ac.in
26 Mr.SARAVANAN S, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - II saravanan.s.mec@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
27 Mr.KARUPPUSAMY, T., M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - II karuppusamy.t.mec@kct.ac.in
28 Dr.ARUN A.P, M.E., Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR arun.ap.mec@kct.ac.in
29 Mr.MANIVEL MURALIDARAN.V, M.Tech. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR manivelmuralidaran.v.mec@kct.ac.in



30 Mr.BALAJI S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR balaji.s.mec@kct.ac.in

31 Mr.PRABHU S (Sr), M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR prabhu.s.mec@kct.ac.in
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32 Mr.KRISHNAMOORTHI K, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR krishnamoorthi.k.mec@kct.ac.in
33 Mr.EBENEZER JACOB DHAS D.S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ebenezer.mec@kct.ac.in
34 Mr.RAMESH KUMAR M, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR rameshkumar.m.mec@kct.ac.in
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35 Mr.RAJESH S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR rajesh.s.mec@kct.ac.in
36 Mr.BALAMURGAN M, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR balamurugan.m.mec@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
37 Mr. MOHAN KUMAR R S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I mohankumar.rs.mec@ kct.ac.in
38 Mr.NAVANEETH V.R, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I navaneeth.vr.mec@kct.ac.in
39 Mr.SAMUEL RATNA KUMAR P.S., M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I samuelratnakumar.ps.mec@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
40 Mr.PRABHU S (Jr), M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I prabhusubramaniam.mec@kct.ac.in
41 Mr.JEEVA B, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I jeeva.b.mec@kct.ac.in
42 Mr.VIJAY ANAND K, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I vijayanand.k.mec@kct.ac.in
43 Mr.SUBBIAH S, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I subbiah.s.mec@kct.ac.in

44 Mr.KARTHI P, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I karthi.p.mec@kct.ac.in
45 Mr.PRADEEP P, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I pradeep.p.mec@kct.ac.in

46 Mr.DEVAN P.D, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I devan.pd.mec@kct.ac.in
47 Mr.PRASHANTH P, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I prashanth.p.mec@kct.ac.in
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48 Mr.BOOPATHY.S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I boopathy.s.mec@kct.ac.in

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.MANIMARAN R SPL Grade Fitter manimaran.r.mec@kct.ac.in
2 Mr.SURESH KUMAR C V SPL Grade Fitter sureshkumar.cv.mec@kct.ac.in

3 Mr.RAVICHANDRAN K Office Assistant(Carpenter) ravichandran.k.mec@kct.ac.in
4 Mr.MANI K Blacksmith mani.k.mec@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
5 Mr.SASIKUMAR K Carpenter sasikumar.k.mec@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.MAHENDRAN C Senior Technical Associate mahendran.c.mec@kct.ac.in
7 Ms.VIJAYALAKSHMI V Associate vijayalakshmi.v.mec@kct.ac.in



8 Mr.RAMESH SELVARAJ S Spl.Gr.Welder rameshselvaraj.s.mec@kct.ac.in

9 Ms.THARANI Jr.Asst-cum-Typist tharani.p.mec@kct.ac.in
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10 Mr.ARUMUGHAM K Senior Technical Associate arumugham.k.mec@kct.ac.in
11 Mr.JEYABAL N Lab Instructor jeyabal.n.mec@kct.ac.in
12 Mr.SUBBURAJ R Turner (SG) subburaj.r.mec@kct.ac.in
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13 Mr.RANGARAJAN K Senior Technical Associate rangarajan.k.mec@kct.ac.in
14 Mr.GOKUL ANAND S Lab Instructor gokulanand.s.mec@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
15 Mr.LOGESWARAN T Technical Assistant logeswaran.t.mec@kct.ac.in
16 Mr.S.RAJENDRAN Machinist rajendran.s.mec@kct.ac.in
17 Mr.S.RAJASEKARAN Instructor rajasekaran.s.mec@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
18 Mr.V.RAGHUPATHI Instructor raghupathi.v.mec@kct.ac.in
19 Mr.S.GUNASEKARAN Senior Technical Associate gunasekaran.s.mec@kct.ac.in
20 Mr.MANICKAVASAGAM A Spl. Grade Welder manickavasagam.a.mec@kct.ac.in
21 Mr.MUTHUKUMARAVEL A Sel. Grade Turner muthukumaravel.a.mec@kct.ac.in

MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING (FACULTY)
1 Dr.VENKATESAN R, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HOD (i/c) venkatesan.r.mce@kct.ac.in

2 Dr.PASUPATHY S A, M.Tech., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR pasupathy.sa.mce@kct.ac.in
3 Ms.AKILA K, M.E., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) akila.k.mce@kct.ac.in
our Motto
4 Ms.SABITHA B, M.E., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sabitha.b.mce@kct.ac.in

5 Mr. PREM ANAND S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II premanand.s.mce@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.RAMKUMAR A, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II ramkumar.a.mce@kct.ac.in
7 Mr.SURESH T, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR suresh.t.mce@kct.ac.in

8 Mr.RAFFIK R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR raffik.r.mce@kct.ac.in
9 Mr.SARAVANAN R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR saravanan.r.mce@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
10 Mr.MAGUDAPATHI P, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR magudapathi.p.mce@kct.ac.in
11 Mr.ANUSH P, M.E., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR anush.p.mce@kct.ac.in
12 Mr.MURUGESAN K, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR murugesan.k.mce@kct.ac.in



13 Mr.SIVAGURU J, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sivaguru.j.mce@kct.ac.in

MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.PRABAKARAN G Technical Associate prabakaran.g.mce@kct.ac.in
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2 Ms.SHANTHI S Associate shanthi.s.mce@kct.ac.in
3 Ms.SUTHANTHIRA SELVI K Technical Associate suthanthiraselvi.k.mce@kct.ac.in
4 Mr.KALATHARAN K Lab Instructor kalatharan.k.mce@kct.ac.in
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5 Mr.ANAND E Lab Instructor anand.e.mce@kct.ac.in
6 Mr. GNANASAMBANDAM S Technical Assistant gnanasambandam.s.mce@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING (FACULTY)
1 Dr.SANAL KUMAR V R, M.Tech., Ph.D,PDF PROFESSOR sanalkumar.vr.aeu@kct.a.cin
QUALITY POLICY
2 Mr.PREM KUMAR P.S, M.S. (Ph.D) ASSISTANTPROFESSOR (SRG) premkumar.ps.aeu@kct.ac.in
3 Mr.SENTHILKUMAR M, M.E., MBA, (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) senthilkumar.m.aeu@kct.ac.in
4 Mr.SENTHIL KUMAR S, M.E.(Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR senthilkumar.s.aero@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.ARUN KUMAR R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II arunkumar.r.aeu@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.DARSHAN KUMAR J, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR darshankumar.j.aeu@kct.ac.in

7 Mr.ARUL PRAKASH.R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR arulprakash.aeu@ktc.ac.in
8 Mr.NAVEEN KUMAR K, M.E.(Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR naveenkumar.k.aeu@kct.ac.in

9 Mr.VIJAYANANDH R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR vijayanandh.r.aeu@ kct.ac.in
10 Mr.RAJKUMAR G, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR rajkumar.g.aeu@kct.ac.in
our Motto
11 Mr.MUTHUKUMAR S, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR muthukumar.s.aero@kct.ac.in

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.BENNY RAJAN Junior Engineer bennyrajan.aeu@kct.ac.in
2 Mr. AROKIA RAJ B Senior Technical Associate arokiaraj.b.aeu@kct.ac.in

3 Mr.KAVIMANI K Senior Technical Associate kavimani.k.aeu@kct.ac.in
4 Ms.POONKODI N Senior Assistant poonkodi.n.aeu@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING (FACULTY)
1 Mr.VASANTHARAJ C,M.Tech., MBA PROFESSOR & HOD vasantharaj.c.auto@kct.ac.in

2 Dr. JOHN ALEXIS S, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR johnalexis.s.auto@kct.ac.in



3 Mr.SIVAKUMAR S, M.E. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR sivakumar.s.auto@kct.ac.in

4 Ms.THENMOZHI G, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) thenmozhi.g.auto@kct.ac.in
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5 Mr.ANDREW PON ABRAHAM J D, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR andrew.auto@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.KARTHIK T, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR karthik.t.auto@kct.ac.in
7 Mr.SAIGANESH J, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR saiganesh.j.auto@kct.ac.in
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8 Mr. SIVANESAN M, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sivanesan.auto@kct.ac.in
9 Mr. SATISH S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR satish.s.auto@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
10 Mr. RAJKUMAR G, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR rajkumar.auto@kct.ac.in
11 Mr. KISHORE R, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR kishore.r.auto@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
12 Mr. NAVEEN KUMAR C, MSc ASSISTANT PROFESSOR naveenkumar.c.auto@kct.ac.in
AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.CHANDRASEKARAN S OFFICE ASSISTANT chandrasekaran.s.auto@kct.ac.in
2 Ms.RAJALAKSHMI K SENIOR ASSISTANT rajalakshmi.k.auto@kct.ac.in
3 Mr.SANTHOSH KUMAR S TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE santhoshkumar.s.auto@kct.ac.in

4 Mr.SANTHOSH KUMAR K S TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE santhoshkumar.ks.auto@kct.ac.in
5 Ms. SREELATHA J TECHNICAL ASSISTANT sreelatha.j.auto@kct.ac.in

6 Mr. ARUN PRASATH. G. D TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE arunprasath.gd.auto@kct.ac.in
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (FACULTY)
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1 Dr.RANI THOTTUNGAL PROFESSOR & HOD hod.eee@kct.ac.in

2 Dr.R.MAHALAKSHMI PROFESSOR mahalakshmi.r.eee@kct.ac.in
3 Dr.THIRUMOORTHI .P ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR thirumoorthi.p.eee@kct.ac.in
4 Ms.PREMALATHA .K ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR premalatha.p.eee@kct.ac.in

5 Mr.KANDASAMY .V ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR kandasamy.v.eee@kct.ac.in
6 Ms. SHARMILA DEVE. V ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR sharmiladeve.v.eee@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
7 Dr.UDHAYA SHANKAR .C ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR udhayashankar.c.eee@kct.ac.in
8 Dr.KAVITHA .R ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) kavitha.r.eee@kct.ac.in

9 Mr.MOHANRAJ. M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) mohanraj.m.eee@kct.ac.in



10 Ms.RAJALAKSHMI .D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) rajalakshmi.d.eee@kct.ac.in

11 Ms.NIRMALA .M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) nirmala.m.eee@kct.ac.in
12 Mr.KARUNAMOORTHY .B ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) karunamoorthy.b.eee@kct.ac.in
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13 Ms.SHANTHI .T ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) shanthi.t.eee@kct.ac.in
14 Mr.RAMPRABU. J ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ramprabu.j.eee@kct.ac.in
15 Dr.PRAKASH .N ASSISTANT PROFESSOR prakash.n.eee@kct.ac.in
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16 Mr.KALIAPPAN .S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR kalliappan.s.eee@kct.ac.in
17 Mr.SURESH KUMAR. R ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sureshkumar.r.eee@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
18 Ms.MAITHILI. P ASSISTANT PROFESSOR maithili.p.eee@kct.ac.in
19 Ms.SANDHYA DEVI .R .S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sandhyadevi.rs.eee@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
20 Ms.ANUSHREE. P ASSISTANT PROFESSOR anushree.g.eee@kct.ac.in
21 Ms.SHARMITHA. D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR shatmitha.d.eee@kct.ac.in
22 Mr.BALAJI .V. R ASSISTANT PROFESSOR balaji.vr.eee@kct.ac.in
23 Mr.BABU PRASAD.M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Babuprasad.m.eee@kct.ac.in
24 Mr .VISWANATHAN.T ASSISTANT PROFESSOR viswanathan@live.com

25 Mr.MOHANA SUNDARAM.N ASSISTANT PROFESSOR mohanasundaram@gmail.com
26 Mr.DINESH KUMAR.T ASSISTANT PROFESSOR dinesh161190@gmail.com

27 Mr.MATHAN KUMAR.M ASSISTANT PROFESSOR mathankumarbit@gmail.com
28 Mr.ARUN KUMAR.S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR akumar5989@gmail.com
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29 Ms.NANDHINI.J.J ASSISTANT PROFESSOR jjnandhini29@gmail.com

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Ms.UMAMAHESWARI.S SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE umamaheswari.s.eee@kct.ac.in
2 Mr.SANGAMESWARAN. N ELECTRICIAN sangameswaran.n.eee@kct.ac.in

3 Mr.DHANARAJ. K ELECTRICIAN dhanaraj.k.eee@kct.ac.in
4 Mr.SURESH. V TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE suresh.v.eee@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
5 Ms.ANBARASI. G TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE anbarasi.g.eee@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.DINESH KUMAR. T TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE dineshkumar.t.eee@kct.ac.in

7 Ms. ANGELINE MARY VICTORIA. S SENIOR ASSISTANT angeline.eee@kct.ac.in



8 Mr.HARIKARAN. N TECHNICAL ASSISTANT harikaran.n.eee@kct.ac.in

9 Mr.TAMIZHARASAN.L LAB INSTRUCTOR tamiz25993@gmail.com
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ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING (FACULTY)
1 Dr.EZHILARASI M, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HOD hod.eie@kct.ac.in
2 Ms.VEENA ABIRAMI B, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) veenaabirami.b.eie@kct.ac.in
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3 Mr.DINESH KUMAR V, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) dineshkumar.v.eie@kct.ac.in
4 Ms.JEYA DAISY I, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II jeyadaisy.i.eie@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
5 Ms.ROSHINI VARGHESE, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II roshinivarghese.eie@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.ATHAPPAN V, M.Tech. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II athappan.v.eie@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
7 Mr.MUTHURAMALINGAM E, M.Tech. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I muthuramalingam.e.eie@kct.ac.in
8 Ms.MANIMEKALAI V, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I manimekalai.v.eie@kct.ac.in
9 Mr.SARAVANABALAJI M, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I saravanabalaji.b.eie@kct.ac.in
10 Mr. GIREESH KUMAR J,M.Tech. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I gireeshkumar.eie@kct.ac .in
ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)

1 Ms.SUMATHRA G Junior Engineer sumathra.g.eie@kct.ac.in
2 Ms.CHANDRA S Associate chandra.s.eie@kct.ac.in

3 Ms.UMAMAHESWARI S Technical Associate umamaheswari.s.eie@kct.ac.in
4 Ms.SELVAPOONGOTHAI M Technical Associate selvapoongothai.m.eie@kct.ac.in
our Motto
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING (FACULTY)

1 DR.MALARVIZHI K PROFESSOR & UG HOD (i/c) malarvizhi.k.eee@kct.ac.in
2 MR.K.RAMPRAKASH PROFESSOR & PG HOD (i/c) ramprakash.k.ece@kct.ac.in
3 DR.A.VASUKI PROFESSOR vasuki.a.ece@kct.ac.in

4 Mr.S. GOVINDARAJU PROFESSOR govindaraju.s.ece@kct.ac.in
5 Dr.K.PARAMASIVAM PROFESSOR paramasivam.k.ece@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
6 Ms.M.SHANTHI ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR shanthi.m.ece@kct.ac.in
7 Dr.G.AMIRTHA GOWRI ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR amirthagowri.g.ece@kct.ac.in

8 Dr.K.KAVITHA ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR kavitha.k.ece@kct.ac.in



9 Dr.M.BHARATHI ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR bharathi.m.ece@kct.ac.in

10 Dr.A.AMSAVENI ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR amsaveni.a.ece@kct.ac.in
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11 Ms.S.UMAMAHESWARI ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR umamaheswari.s.ece@kct.ac.in
12 Ms.S.SASIKALA ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR sasikala.s.ece@kct.ac.in
13 Ms.R.HEMALATHA ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR hemalatha.r.ece@kct.ac.in
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14 Dr.RAGHAV MENON ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR raghavmenon.ece@kct.ac.in
15 Ms.K.THILAGAVATHI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III thilagavathi.k.ece@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
16 Dr.M.ALAGUMEENAAKSHI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III alagumeenaakshi.m.ece@kct.ac.in
17 Ms.S.NAGARATHINAM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III nagarathinam.s.ece@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
18 Dr.S.N. SHIVAPPRIYA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II shivappriya.sn.ece@kct.ac.in
19 Mr.R. DARWIN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II darwin.r.ece2kct.ac.in
20 Mr. R. KARTHIKEYAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II karthikeyan.r.ece@kct.ac.in
21 Ms.R. DHIVYA PRABA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II dhivyapraba.r.ece@kct.ac.in
22 Ms. S. THILAGAM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II thilagam.s.ece@kct.ac.in

23 Mr. R. RAMESH KUMAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II rameshkumar.r.ece@kct.ac.in
24 Ms. A. KALAISELVI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I kalaiselvi.a.ece@kct.ac.in

25 Ms. K. JASMINE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I jasmine.k.ece@kct.ac.in
26 Ms.V. UMA MAHESWARI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I umamaheswari.v.ece@kct.ac.in
our Motto
27 Ms.S.KRITHIKA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I krithika.s.ece@kct.ac.in

28 Ms.K.ANUSHA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I anusha.k.ece@kct.ac.in
29 Mr.S.KARTHIK ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I karthik.s.ece@kct.ac.in
30 Ms.P.PAVITHRA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I pavithra.p.ece@kct.ac.in

31 Mr.R.KARTHI KUMAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I karthikumar.r.ece@kct.ac.in
32 Mr.D.ALLIN JOE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I allinjoe.d.ece@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
33 Mr.A KUMARESAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I kumaresan.a.ece@kct.ac.in
34 Ms.P.GOWTHAMI PRIYA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I gowthamipriya.ece@kct.ac.in

35 Mr.S.M.CHANDRU ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I chandru.sm.ece@kct.ac.in



36 Mr. S. DINESH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I dinesh.s.ece@kct.ac.in

37 Mr. J. N. SWAMINATHAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I swaminathan.jn.ece@kct.ac.in
38 Mr. R.NAVANEETHA KRISHNAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I navaneethakrishnan.ece@kct.ac.in
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39 Ms. SHIJI SHAJAHAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I shijishajahan@kct.ac.in
40 Ms.R. PREETHILATHA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I preetilatha.r.ece@kct.ac.in
41 Ms. K. KARTHIKA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I karthika.k.ece@kct.ac.in
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42 Mr. S. DAVID ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I david.s.ece@kct.ac.in
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)
VISION
MISSION
1 Ms. N. K. USHA RANI LAB ASSISTANT – SR. GRADE usharani.nk.ece@kct.ac.in
2 Ms. B. DEVI LAB TECHNICIAN devi.b.ece@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
3 Ms. D. GEETHA LAB TECHNICIAN geetha.d.ece@kct.ac.in
4 Ms. R. MEKALA LAB TECHNICIAN mekala.r.ece@kct.ac.in
5 Ms. S. KAVITHA JUNIOR ASSISTANT kavikkavibsc1992@gmail.com
6 Ms.P.DIVYA LAB TECHNICIAN divya.p.ece@kct.ac.in
7 Mr.T.ARASILAN KUMAR LAB TECHNICIAN arasilankumar.t.ece@kct.ac.in

8 Ms. NISHANTHI LAB TECHNICIAN nishanthi.d.ece@kct.ac.in
9 Ms. M. S. SUJA LAB TECHNICIAN suja.ms.ece@kct.ac.in

10 Ms. G. SOWMIYA LAB TECHNICIAN sowmiya.g.ece@kct.ac.in
11 Mr. M. MEIYAZHAGAN LAB INSTRUCTOR meiyazhagan.m.ece@kct.ac.in
our Motto
12 Mr. M. NIXON LAB TECHNICIAN nixon.m.ece@kct.ac.in

13 Ms. B. REVATHI LAB TECHNICIAN revathi.b.ece@kct.ac.in
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING (FACULTY)
1 Dr.DEVAKI P, M.E.,Ph.D PROFESSOR & HOD devaki.p.cse@kct.ac.in

2 Dr.VANITHA V M.E.,Ph.D PROFESSOR vanitha.v.cse@kct.ac.in
3 Dr.CHANDRAKALA D, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR chandrakala.d.cse@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
4 Dr.LATHA L, M.E., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR latha.l.cse@kct.ac.in
5 Ms.RAJINI S, M.S. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR rajini.s.cse@kct.ac.in

6 Mr.NANDA KUMAR G S, M.E ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR nandakumar.g.s.cse@kct.ac.in



7 Mr.SIVAN ARUL SELVAN K, M.E. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR sivanarulselvan.k.cse@kct.ac.in

8 Ms.R.KALAI SELVI, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III kalaiselvi.r.cse@kct.ac.in
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9 Ms.KAVITHA R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) kavitha.r.cse@kct.ac.in
10 Ms.SUMATHI V P, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sumathi.vp.cse@kct.ac.in
11 Ms.SATHYA D, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II sathya.d.cse@kct.ac.in
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12 Ms.SUGUNA.M, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II suguna.m.cse@kct.ac.in
13 Mr.SANKAR VELUSAMY, M.E ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II sankarvelusamy.cse@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
14 Ms.BETTY P, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR betty.p.cse@kct.ac.in
15 Mr.SIDDIQUE IBRAHIM S P, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR siddiqueIbrahim.sp.cse@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
16 Ms.NITHYA ROOPA S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR nithyaroopa.s.cse@kct.ac.in
17 Ms.ASWINI D, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR aswini.d.cse@kct.ac.in
18 Mr.SENTHIL KUMAR V, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR senthilkumar.v.cse@kct.ac.in
19 Ms.FRANCIS JENCY X, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR francisjency.x.cse@kct.ac.in
20 Mr.KANAGARAJ G, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR kanagaraj.g.cse@kct.ac.in

21 Ms.UMA MAHESWARI S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR umamaheswari.s.cse@kct.ac.in
22 Ms.YAMUNATHANGAM D, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR yamunathangam.d.cse@kct.ac.in

23 Ms. JEBA N, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR jeba.n.cse@kct.ac.in
24 Ms. SYED ALI FATHIMA S J, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR syedalifathima.sj.cse@kct.ac.in
our Motto
25 Mr. KIRUBAKARAN R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR kirubakaran.r.cse@kct.ac.in

26 Ms.SHOBANA G, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR shobana.g.cse@kct.ac.in
27 Ms.SARANYA K, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR saranya.k.cse@kct.ac.in
28 Mr.KAVIKUMAR S, M.Tech. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR kavikumar.s.cse@kct.ac.in

29 Ms.KARTHIKA V.T, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR karthika.v.t.cse@kct.ac.in
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING (NON TEACHING STAFF)
Character is Life
1 Ms.SELVI T SENIOR ASSISTANT selvi.m.cse@kct.ac.in
2 Ms.MANJULA R TECHNICIAL ASSISTANT manjula.r.cse@kct.ac.in

3 Mr.BHARATH KUMAR B INSTUCTOR bharathkumar.b.cse@kct.ac.in



4 Ms.NANDHINI S TECHNICIAL ASSISTANT nandhini.s.cse@kct.ac.in

5 Mr.SRIDHAR R TECHNICIAL ASSISTANT sridhar.r.cse@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.ANDREWS STEPHEN TECHNICIAL ASSISTANT andrewsstephen.j.cse@kct.ac.in
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7 Ms.JAYANTHI P TECHNICIAL ASSISTANT jayanthi.p.cse@kct.ac.in
8 Ms.RAJINI.K TECHNICIAL ASSISTANT rajini.k.cse@kct.ac.in
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (FACULTY)
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1 Dr.RAMALATHA MARIMUTHU, M.E., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HOD hod.it@kct.ac.in
2 Dr..BASKARAN K R,M.S., M.E.,Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR baskaran.kr.it@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
3 Ms.RAJATHI N, M.E. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR rajathi.n.it@kct.ac.in
4 Dr.SUGANTHI N, M.E.,Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR suganthi.n.it@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
5 Dr.CYNTHIA J, M.E.,Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR cynthia.j.it@kct.ac.in
6 Mr. VIJILESH V, M.E ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR vijilesh.v.it@kct.ac.in
7 Mr.VIMAL E A, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (III) vimal.ea.it@kct.ac.in
8 Ms.SATHYAVATHI S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sathyavathi.s.it@kct.ac.in
9 Ms.SHENBAGAM P, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (II) shenbagam.p.it@kct.ac.in

10 Ms.KAVITHA S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (II) kavitha.s.it@kct.ac.in
11 Mr.KANAGARAJ S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (II) kanagaraj.s.it@kct.ac.in

12 Dr.ALAMELU M, M.E.,Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (II) alamelu.m.it@kct.a.cin
13 Ms.PREMA AROKIA MARY G, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR premaarokiamary.g.it@kct.ac.in
our Motto
14 Ms.DHIVYA R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR dhivya_r.it@kct.ac.in

15 Mr.SURESH A, M.TECH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR suresh.a.it@kct.ac.in
16 Mr.HARIPRASATH L, M.TECH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR hariprasath.l.it@kct.ac.in
17 Ms.SAROJA M.N, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR saroja.m.n.it@kct.ac.in

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.RAMAKRISHNAN B SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE ramakrishnan.b.it@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
2 Ms.MALARKODI N ASSOCIATE malarkodi.n.it@kct.ac.in
3 Ms.CATHERINEDAISY M TECHNICAL ASSISTANT catherinedaisy.m.it@kct.ac.in

4 Ms.UMARANI R TECHNICAL ASSISTANT umarani.r.it@kct.ac.in



5 Mr.PRABHU R LAB INSTRUCTOR prabhu.r.it@kct.ac.in

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6 Ms.ANANDHI K TECHNICAL ASSISTANT anandhi.k.it@kct.ac.in
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY (FACULTY)
1 Dr.BHAARATHI DHURAI, M.Tech., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HOD hod.txt@kct.ac.in
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2 Dr.THANGAMANI K, M.Tech., Ph.D PROFESSOR thangamani.k.txt@kct.ac.in
3 Dr.DHINAKARAN M, M.Tech., Ph.D SENIOR ASSOC. PROFESSOR dhinakaran.m.txt@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
4 Dr.RAMESH BABU V, M.Tech., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR rameshbabu.v.txt@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.SUNDARESAN S,M.Tech., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sundaresan.s.txt@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
6 Mr.SIVAKUMAR P, M.Tech., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sivakumar.p.txt@kct.ac.in
7 Mr.CHANDRASEKARAN P, M.Tech., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II chandrasekaran.p.txt@kct.ac.in
8 Mr.THANGESWARAN P, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II thangeswaran.p.txt@kct.ac.in
9 Mr.ARUNRAJ A, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II arunraj.a.txt@kct.ac.in
10 Mr.NATARAJAN S, M.Tech., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II natarajan.s.txt@kct.ac.in

11 Mr.ARIHARASUDHAN S, M.Tech., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II ariharasudhan.s.txt@kct.ac.in
12 Mr.SARAVANAN M, M.Tech., (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR saravanan.m.txt@kct.ac.in

13 Mr.VIGNESH DHANABALAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR vigneshdhanabalan.txt@kct.ac.in
14 Ms.R.SUKANYA DEVI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sukanyadevi.r.txt@kct.ac.in
our Motto
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY (NON TEACHING STAFF)

1 Mr.JAFFER SATHIK M S SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE jaffersathik.ms.txt@kct.ac.in
2 Ms.RAJAPRIYA G SENIOR ASSISTANT rajapriya.g.txt@kct.ac.in
3 Ms.ROSITTA GOMEZ A LAB INSTRUCTOR rosittagomez.a.txt@kct.ac.in

4 Mr.VIJAYAMOORTHY T SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE tvijayamoorthy@gmail.com
5 Mr. SENTHILKUMAR A SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE askumarguru@gmail.com
Character is Life
6 Mr.S.SENTHILKUMARAN LAB INSTRUCTOR senthilkumaran.s.txt@kct.ac.in
FASHION TECHNOLOGY (FACULTY)

1 Dr.SRINIVASAN J, M.Tech., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HOD hod.ft@kct.ac.in



2 Dr.RAMAKRISHNAN G, , M.Tech, Ph.D SR. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ramakrishnan.g.core@kct.ac.in

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3 Mr.SENTTHILKUMAR C S, M.Tech ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR sentthilkumar.cs.ft@kct.ac.in
4 Dr.SHANTHI R, M.Sc.,M.Phil, Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR shanthi.r.ft@kct.ac.in
5 Ms.BHANUREKHA V, PGDDM, M.Sc. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR bhanurekha.v.ft@kct.ac.in
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6 Dr.RAJKUMAR G, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III rajkumar.g.ft@kct.ac.in
7 Dr.KRISHNAVENI V, M.Sc, M. Phil, Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III krishnaveni.v.ft@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
8 Ms.KAVITHA S, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III kavitha.s.ft@kct.ac.in
9 Mr.VARADARAJU R, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III varadaraju.r.ft@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
10 Mr.CHANDRAKUMAR S, M.F.A ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) chandrakumar.s.ft@kct.ac.in
11 Mr.PRABU K, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR II prabu.k.ft@kct.ac.in
12 Ms.GEETHAMANOHARI B, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I geethamanohari.b.ft@kct.ac.in
13 Ms.RASIGHA T, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I rasigha.t.ft@kct.ac.in
14 Mr.A.THAMBIDURAI, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I thambidurai.a.txt@kct.ac.in

FASHION TECHNOLOGY (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.GOPINATH K, , B.Tech., MBA SR. SCIENTIFIC OFFICER gopinath.k.core@kct.ac.in

2 Ms.PREMA K JUNIOR ENGINEER prema.k.ft@kct.ac.in
3 Ms.CHRISTINA MARY TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE christina.mary.ft@kct.ac.in
our Motto
4 Ms.INDUJA T LAB INSTRUCTOR Indhuja.t.ft@kct.ac.in

5 Mr.RAJASEKAR C TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Rajasekar.c.ft@kct.ac.in
6 Ms.REVATHI S SENIOR ASSISTANT revathi.s27@gmail.com
7 Ms.DEEPAA V TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE deepaa.v.core@kct.ac.in

8 Mr.VELUSAMY S SR. TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE velusamy.s.core@kct.ac.in
9 Ms.KRISHNAVENI R SR. TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE krishnaveni.r.txt@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
BIO-TECHNOLOGY (FACULTY)
1 Dr.SARASWATHY N, M.Sc., Ph.D PROFESSOR & HEAD saraswathy.n.bt@kct.ac.in

2 Dr.BASKAR R, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR baskar.r.bt@kct.ac.in



3 Dr.RAMALINGAM P, M.Sc., M.Tech., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ramalingam.p.bt@kct.ac.in

4 Dr.STEPHEN RAPHEAL V, M.Sc., Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR vinohar.stephenrapheal.bt@kct.ac.in
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5 Dr.KUMARESAN K, M.Sc., Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) kumaresan.k.bt@kct.ac.in
6 Dr.SATHISH KUMAR T, M.Sc., PGDBI., Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR-III sathishkumar.t.bt@kct.ac.in
7 Dr.SHANMUGA PRAKASH M, M.Tech., Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) shanmugaprakash.m.bt@kct.ac.in
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8 Mr.MANIMARAN D R, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) manimaran.dr.bt@kct.ac.in
9 Ms.NITHYAPRIYA S, M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) nithyapriya.s.bt@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
10 Ms.KANMANI P, M.Sc., M.E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) kanmani.p.bt@kct.ac.in
11 Mr.MUTHUKUMARAN P, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR -II muthukumaran.p.bt@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
12 Dr.THIRUMURUGAN A, M.Tech., Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR -I thirumurugan.a.bt@kct.ac.in
BIO-TECHNOLOGY (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.RAMASAMY S TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE ramasamy.s.bt@kct.ac.in
2 Ms.ABARNA S TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE abarna.s.bt@kct.ac.in
3 Ms.VANITHA N SENIOR ASSISTANT vanitha.n.bt@kct.ac.in

4 Ms.K.RENUKA LAB TECHNICIAN renuka.k.bt@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.S.C.NARAYANAN LAB TECHNICIAN narayanan.sc.bt@kct.ac.in

SCIENCE & HUMANITIES (FACULTY)
1 Dr.ARUNACHALAM T, M.Sc.,M.Phil, Ph.D PROFESSOR & HEAD i/c arunachalam.t.sci@kct.ac.in
our Motto
2 Dr.DEVADOSS K,M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D PROFESSOR devadoss.k.sci@kct.ac.in

3 Dr.SHOBA U S, M.Sc.,Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR shoba.us.sci@kct.ac.in
4 Dr.SANTHA.A M.Sc,M.Phil., Ph.D. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR santha.a.sci@kct.ac.in
5 Dr.MARUDHACHALAM R, M.Sc.,M.Phil,MCA.,Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III marudhachalam.r.sci@kct.ac.in

6 Dr.BALAMURUGAN R, M.Sc,M.Phil., Ph.D. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR III balamurugan.r.sci@kct.ac.in
7 Ms.SIVASAKTHI S, ,PGDCA,M.Sc.,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sivasakthi.s.sci@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
8 Ms.SELVANAYAKI S,M.Sc,M.Phil., (Ph.D.) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) selvanayaki.s.sci@kct.ac.in
9 Mr.SURESHKUMAR S,M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sureshkumar.s.sci@kct.ac.in

10 Dr.SENGODAN R,M.Sc,M.Phil., Ph.D. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sengodan.r.sci@kct.ac.in



11 Mr.MAYILDURAI R,M.Sc,M.Phil., (Ph.D.) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) mayildurai.r.sci@kct.ac.in

12 Dr.HARIDOSS V,M.Sc,M.Phil., Ph.D. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) haridoss.v.sci@kct.ac.in
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41 Ms.SELVAMBIKAI M,M.Sc,M.Phil, M.Tech ASSISTANT PROFESSOR selvambikai.m.sci@kct.ac.in
42 Ms.RATHIDEVI K,M.Sc,M.Phil (Ph.D) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR rathidevi.k.sci@kct.ac.in
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43 Ms.DHIVYA J,M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR dhivya.j.sci@kct.ac.in
44 Ms.SARATHA S R,M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR saratha.sr.sci@kct.ac.in
VISION
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45 Mr.MOHANRAJ S.G,M.A,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR mohanraj.sg.sci@kct.ac.in
46 Dr.KALAPRIYA K,M.Sc,M.Phil, Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR kalapriya.k.sci@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
47 Ms.NITHYA S,M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR nithya.s.sci@kct.ac.in
48 Ms.MAHESWARI K,M.Sc,M.Phil., (Ph.D.) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR maheswari.k.sci@kct.ac.in
49 Dr.SREEJANA S,M.A,M.Phil., Ph.D. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sreejana.s.sci@kct.ac.in
50 Ms.SHOBHANA E,M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR shobhana.r.sci@kct.ac.in
51 Dr.SAMPATH K,M.Sc,M.Phil., Ph.D. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sampath.k.sci@kct.ac.in

52 Ms.HEMA.R,M.A.M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR hema.r.sci@kct.ac.in
53 Ms.JYOTHI.S, M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR joythi.sci@kct.ac.in

54 Ms.SUMATHI.I.R,M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sumathi.r.sci@kct.ac.in
55 Ms.ARUNA DEVI.S,M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR arunadevi.s.sci@kct.ac.in
our Motto
56 Ms.SREELA.B,M.A,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR sreela.b.sci@kct.ac.in

57 Mr.PRAKASAM.R,M.Sc,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR prakasam.r.sci@kct.ac.in
58 Dr.KANNAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I kannan.r.sci@kct.ac.in
59 Mr.ARUL.H ASSISTANT PROFESSOR I arul.h.sci@kct.ac.in

SCIENCE & HUMANITIES (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.SARAVANAN R LAB ASSISTANT saravanan.r.sci@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
2 Mr.VELUMANI K JR ASSISTANT velumani.k.sci@kct.ac.in
3 Mr.SIVAKUMAR N LAB ASSISTANT sivakumar.n.sci@kct.ac.in

4 Ms.PREMALATHA R LAB ASSISTANT premalatha.r.sci@kct.ac.in



5 Ms.VIJAYAKUMARI D DEMONSTRATOR vijayakumari.d.sci@kct.ac.in

6 Ms.LAVANYA N PA TO HOD lavanya.n.sci@kct.ac.in
7 Mr.S..MUNIYANDI LAB TECHNICIAN muniyadi.s.sci@kct.ac.in
MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (FACULTY)
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1 Dr.GEETHA V,MCA,M.Phil, Ph.D PROFESSOR & HOD(i/c) hod.mca@kct.ac.in
2 Dr.VIJAY PRAKASH J, M.Com., MBA, M.Phil, Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & DCOE jvp.coe@kct.ac.in
3 Mr.HAMEED IBRAHIM S,MCA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) hameedibrahim.s.mca@kct.ac.in
4 Dr.MANIKANTAN M,MCA,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) manikantan.m.mca@kct.ac.in
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5 Dr.PARAMESWARI P,MCA,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) parameswari.p.mca@kct.ac.in
VISION
6 Mr.RAJAN KRUPA C, MCA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) & ACOE rajankrupa.c.mca@kct.ac.in
MISSION
7 Ms.KAVITHA R K,MCA,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) kavitha.rk.mca@kct.ac.in
8 Mr.JAYAKANTHAN N,MCA,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) jayakanthan.n.mca@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
9 Mr.DHANABAL L,MCA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) dhanabal.l.mca@kct.ac.in
10 Mr.VIJAYARAJ M, MCA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) vijayaraj.m.mca@kct.ac.in
11 Dr.JAI SINGH W,MCA,M.Phil, Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) jaisingh.w.mca@kct.ac.in
12 Ms.GEETHA M C S,MCA,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR geetha.mcs.mca@kct.ac.in
13 Ms.JALAJA JAYALAKSHMI V,MCA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR jalajajayalakshmi.v.mca@kct.ac.in

14 Ms.AMALA JAYANTHI M,MCA,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR amalajayanthi.m.mca@kct.ac.in
15 Mr.RAMACHANDRAN C,MCA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ramachandran.c.mca@kct.ac.in

16 Mr.KATHIRVEL K, MCA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR kathirvel.k.mca@kct.ac.in
MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (NON TEACHING STAFF)
our Motto
1 Ms.MUTHUMANI D LAB TECHNICIAN muthumani.d.mca@kct.ac.in

2 Mr.MANIRAJA P LAB TECHNICIAN maniraja.p.mca@kct.ac.in
3 Ms.KARTHIKA V PA TO HOD kkv.karthika@gmail.com
4 Mr.S.MOHAN RAJ TECHNICAL ASSISTANT mohanraj.s.mca@kct.ac.in

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (FACULTY)
1 Dr.VIJILA EDWIN KENNEDY, MBA,Ph.D DIRECTOR vijila@kctbs.ac.in
Character is Life
2 Dr.NEDUNCHEZHIAN V R,M.Com, B.Ed, Ph.D,MBA PROFESSOR vrn@kctbs.ac.in
3 Mr.SWAMINATHAN S,B.Com(Hons),MBA PROFESSOR swaminathan@kctbs.ac.in

4 Dr.MARY CHERIAN, MBA,M.Phil,Ph.D PROFESSOR marycherian@kctbs.ac.in



5 Dr.KIRUPA PRIYADARSINI M, MBA,Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR kirupa@kctbs.ac.in

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6 Mr.VINAYAGA SUNDARAM R,B.E.,MBA., (Ph.D.) ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR rvs@kctbs.ac.in
7 Dr.KAARTHIEKHEYAN V, M.Com, MBA., (Ph.D.) ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR profvkk@kctbs.ac.in
8 Dr.KANNAN V, MBA, Ph.D PROFESSOR kannan@kctbs.ac.in
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9 Dr.JAISANKAR S, DME,BEMEch,MBA,Ph.D ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR jaisankar@kctbs.ac.in
10 Mr.SENTHIL KUMAR A, MBA, PGDCA, M.Phil., (Ph.D.) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) profask@kctbs.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
11 Ms.SANGEETHA S, MBA,M.Phil., (Ph.D.) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) sangisubramanian@kctbs.ac.in
12 Dr.HEMANALINI R, MBA,M.Phil,Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SRG) hema@kctbs.ac.in
13 Mr. ANSHUL SAXENA, B.Sc (Che.), MBA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR anshul@kctbs.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
14 Ms.DEEPA M,MBA, M.Phil., (Ph.D.) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR deepa@kctbs.ac.in
15 Dr.POONGODI B, MBA,M.Phil,Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR poongodi@kctbs.ac.in
16 Ms. MOHANAMANI P, MBA,M.Phil., (Ph.D.) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR mohanamani@kctbs.ac.in
17 Ms LATHA A, MBA,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR lathakamalesh@kctbs.ac.in

18 Dr. NALINI P, BBM, MBA,M.Phil, Ph.D ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I nalini@kctbs.ac.in
19 Dr.GOKILAVANI RAJAGOPAL, B.Com,MBA,M.Phil,PGCM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I gokilavani@kctbs.ac.in

20 Mr. SENTHIL PRAKASH P, B.Com,MBA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I senthilprakash@kctbs.ac.in
21 Ms. LAKSHMI MEERA B.L, B.Sc CT,MBA,M.Phil ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - III meera@kctbs.ac.in
our Motto
22 Ms. LAKSHMI SUBBRAMANI, B.Com,MBA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - I lakshmi@kctbs.ac.in

23 Mr. SARAVANA PRASAD, B.Com, MFC LEAD - CORPORATE RELATIONS placement@kctbs.ca.in
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Mr.BOOBAL A OFFICE MANAGER boobal@kctbs.ac.in

2 Ms.SABITA CHRISTINA JOHNSON ADMINISTRATIVE CO-ORDINATOR sabita@kctbs.ac.in
3 Mr.PAULRAJ S ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY paul@kctbs.ac.in
Character is Life
4 Mr. RAGHU THANGARAJ K ASSOCIATE EVENT PLANNER events.exec@kctbs.ac.in
5 Mr.KRISHNAMOORTHY S PEON krishna@kctbs.ac.in
KCT TIFAC CORE (FACULTY)



1 Dr. RAMAKRISHNAN G,M.Tech,Ph.D SR. ASSO. Mr. & COORDINATOR ramakrishnan.g.core@kct.ac.in

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2 Mr. GOPINATH K, B.Tech, MBA SR. SCIEN. OFFICER gopinath.k.core@kct.ac.in
KCT TIFAC CORE (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 Ms.KRISHNAVENI R PROJECT ASSITANT krishnaveni.r.txt@kct.ac.in
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2 Mr. VELUSAMY S LAB OPERATOR velusamy.s.core@kct.ac.in
CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE (FACULTY)
VISION
MISSION
1 Mr.BHASKAR S, M.E ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR cefd@kct.ac.in
CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE (NON TEACHING STAFF)
QUALITY POLICY
1 THARANI P TYPIST CUM JR ASST tharani.p.mec@kct.ac.in
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN ADVANCED DESIGN (CEAD) - (CORE GROUP FACULTY)
1 Mr.VASANTHARAJ C,M.Tech, MBA PROFESSOR & HEAD / AUTO hod.auto@kct.ac.in
2 Dr.VASUKI A, M.E, Ph.D PROFESSOR / ECE vasuki.a.ece@kct.ac.in
3 Dr.SANGEETHA N, M.E., Ph.D SR ASSOC. PROFESSOR / ME sangeetha.n.mec@kct.ac.in

4 Mr.KAVITHA K, M.E ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR / ECE kavitha.k.ece@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.PREM KUMAR P.S, M.E. AP(SRG) / AERO premkumar.ps.aeu@kct.ac.in

CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN ADVANCED DESIGN (CEAD) - (NON TEACHING STAFF)
1 VINUSHYA J PROJECT COORDINATOR vinushya.j.cead@kct.ac.in
our Motto
I - QUBE

1 Mr. SUFIAN K A PROJECT LEAD iqube@kct.ac.in
2 Mr. NIROSH KUMAR H EXECUTIVE - OPERATIONS iqube@kct.ac.in
3 Mr. SATHISH KUMAR EXECUTIVE - TECHNICAL iqube@kct.ac.in

MAHATMA GANDHI STUDY CENTRE
1 Dr.MARKANDAN N COORDINATOR advisor@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA STUDY CENTRE
1 Mr.NAGARAJ R ASST. CO-ORDINATOR nagaraj.r.sci@kct.ac.in

CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS



1 Mr.SUKUMAR T R, M.E DEPUTY COE coe@kct.ac.in

2 Dr.VIJAY PRAKASH J DEPUTY COE jvp.coe@kct.ac.in
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3 Mr.RAJANKRUPA C,MCA ASSISTANT COE rajankrupa.c.mca@kct.ac.in
4 Mr.KANAGARAJAN S SR SUPERINTENDENT coordinator.autonomous@kct.ac.in
5 Ms.RADHIKA S JUNIOR ASSISTANT radhika.s.admin@kct.ac.in
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6 Ms.VINU N JUNIOR ASSISTANT vinu.n.admin@kct.ac.in
7 Ms.NAGANANTHINI P JUNIOR ASSISTANT nagananthini.p.admin@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
8 Mr.SURESH KUMAR S JUNIOR ASSISTANT suresh5686.ik@gmail.com
9 Ms.KALPANA J S JUNIOR ASSISTANT j.skalpanabaskar@gmail.com
QUALITY POLICY
10 Mr. GANESH KUMAR M JUNIOR ASSISTANT ganesh9633@gmail.com
11 Ms.MEKALA M JUNIOR ASSISTANT mekala.m.admin@kct.ac.in
12 Mr. PONNIYIN SELVAN S ATTENDER ponnicbe@gmail.com
LIBRARY
1 Dr.KRISHNAMURTHY V,B.Sc, MLIS,M.Phil,PGDCA, Ph.D ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN krishnamurthy.v.admin@kct.ac.in

2 Mr.SUBRAMANIAN N,B.Sc, MLIS ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN subramanian.n.admin@kct.ac.in
3 Mr.RAVICHANDRAN D,MA, BLIS LIBRARY ASSISTANT ravichandran.d.admin@kct.ac.in

4 Mr.VELUSWAMY R, MA, B.ED, MLIS LIBRARY ASSISTANT veluswamy.r.admin@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.NANDHAKUMAR S, MA,MLIS LIBRARY ASSISTANT nandhakumar.s.admin@kct.ac.in
our Motto
6 Mr.KANAGARAJ M, MA,MLIS,M.Phil,DCS LIBRARY ASSISTANT kanagaraj.m.admin@kct.ac.in

7 Mr.KRISHNAMOORTHY P,MLIS, Mphil LIBRARY ASSISTANT krishnamoorthy.p.admin@kct.ac.in
8 Mr.MANIMARAN P, BA,MLIS LIBRARY ASSISTANT manimaran.p.admin@kct.ac.in
9 Ms.SHANTHI N, BA,MLIS LIBRARY ASSISTANT shanthi.n.admin@kct.ac.in

10 Ms.RAJARAJESWARI V, BA,MLIS LIBRARY ASSISTANT rajarajeswari.v.admin@kct.ac.in
11 Ms. DHANALAKSHMI M,CLIS ATTENDER library@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
1 Mr. SENTHAMARAI KANNAN K, MBA PLACEMENT OFFICER placement@kct.ac.in

2 Mr.SUBBIAH.M CAREER SKILL TRAINER subbaih.m.admin@kct.ac.in



PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1 Dr.ALBERT PREMKUMAR V, B.A,M.Ped,M.Phil,Ph.D,MBA PHYSICAL DIRECTOR & HEAD physicaldirector@kct.ac.in
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devilakshmi.r.hed@kct.ac.in
hariharan.ts.hed@kct.ac.in
physicaldirector@kct.ac.in
saradha.m.hed@kct.ac.in
devaraju.s.hed@kct.ac.in
VISION
PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR
MISSION
ASST PHYSICAL DIRECTOR

PHYSICAL DIRECTRESS
YOGA INSTRUCTOR
YOGA INSTRUCTOR
YOGA INSTRUCTOR
YOGA INSTRUCTOR
HUMAN EXCELLENCE

MARKER (SG)

INCHARGE

MARKER

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QUALITY POLICY
Ms.NIRMALA DEVI M, B.A,M.Ped,M.Phil, PGDY
Mr.MUTHUKUMAR K M, B.A, M.Ped, PGDY

Mr. THANGADURAI S
Mr.VISWANATHAN R
Mr.MURUKESAN K P
VIJAYA PRABHA V
DEVILAKSHMI R
HARIHARAN T S
our Motto
SARADHA M
DEVARAJU S
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ADMINISTRATION
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PROGRAM MANAGEMENT OFFICE
VISION
MISSION
1 Mr.RAVI KANDASAMY HEAD - PMO ravi.pmo@kct.ac.in
2 SUNDAR R EXECUTIVE sundar.r.admin@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
1 Mr.VISWANATHAN P L PROJECT MANAGER viswanathan.p.l.admin@kct.ac.in
2 INDHU P EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT indhuea@kct.ac.in
3 JEGADEESAN R CO-ORDINATOR
4 BABAJI RAJAH BHONSLE S ADVISOR babaji@kct.ac.in

5 GURUSWAMY M ADVISOR
6 BALAKRISHNAN S ATTENDER NA

OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
1 Mr. VIJILESH V ASSOCIATE PROFFESOR vijilesh@kct.ac.in
our Motto
2 Mr.MUKUL RANJAN S EXECUTIVE mukulranjan.epd@kct.ac.in

3 Mr.JANARTHANAN EXECUTIVE janarthanan.r.osa@kct.ac.in
4 VALLIKALA S STUDENTS COUNSELOR vallikala.counselor@kct.ac.in
ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION

1 Mr.LAKSHMANAN K.S HEAD - ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION lakshmanan.ks@kct.ac.in
2 Ms.S.KAVITHA DEVI OFFICE ASSISTANT kavithadevi.s.admin@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
1 Mr. JEEVA KALYANA SUNDARAM P ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER ao@kct.ac.in
2 MHUTHUKKUMAR M SR SUPERINTENTENT mhuthukkumar.m.admin@kct.ac.in



3 BALASUNDARAM M ASSOCIATE balasundaram.m.admin@kct.ac.in

4 Ms. JAYASHRI S EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT principalpa@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.DHARMARAJ C PEON NA
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KUMARAGURU LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY - KLDA
1 NISHANTH A.S. TRAINING ACADEMIC nishanth.as.admin@kct.ac.in
FINANCE & ACCOUNTS
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1 Mr. MUNIASAMY G EXECUTIVE FFICER eo@kct.ac.in
2 Mr.LEELAKRISHNAN T ASST.MANAGER leelakrishnan.t.admin@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
3 Mr.NAGARAJAN D ASST.MANAGER nagarajan.d.admin@kct.ac.in
4 Mr.YESUDAS S CASHIER yesudas.s.admin@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.N. VISWANATHAN SUPERINTENDENT viswanathan.n.admin@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
6 Ms.GOWRI V ACCOUNTS OFFICER gowri.v.admin@kct.ac.in
7 Ms. THILAGA S JUNIOR ASSISTANT thilaga.s.admin@kct.ac.in
8 Mr.THANGAVEL R JUNIOR ASSISTANT thangavel.r.admin@kct.ac.in
9 Mr.SURESH KUMAR N JUNIOR ASSISTANT officeaccounts@kct.ac.in

10 Mr.LAKSHMINARAYANAN B JUNIOR ASSISTANT lakshminarayanan.b.admin@kct.ac.in
11 Ms.VIJAYASREE N JUNIOR ASSISTANT vijayasree.n.admin@kct.ac.in

12 MEENAKSHI G JUNIOR ACCOUNTS OFFICER meenakshi.g.admin@kct.ac.in
13 SANGEETHA K JUNIOR ACCOUNTS OFFICER sangeetha.k.admin@kct.ac.in
our Motto
ADMISSION

1 Mr.VELUSAMY K ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT officeadmin@kct.ac.in
2 Mr.BALAKRISHNAN N LIAISON INCHARGE officeadmin@kct.ac.in
DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

1 Mr.SIVAKUMAR G HEAD - DTS sivakumar@kct.ac.in
2 Mr.SENTHILVEL K TECH SUPPORT MANAGER senthilvel.k.support@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
3 Mr.RAJU S SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR raju.s.support@kct.ac.in
4 Mr.SIVARAMA KRISHNAN N SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR sivaramakrishnan.n.support@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.BABU M APPLICATION DEVELOPER babu.m.dts@kct.ac.in



6 Mr.SENTHILKUMAR S SYSTEM ENGINEER senthilkumar.s.support@kct.ac.in

7 Mr.VELUMANI D SYSTEM ENGINEER velumani.d.support@kct.ac.in
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8 Mr.SOUNDARRAJAN R SYSTEM ENGINEER soundarrajan.r.support@kct.ac.in
9 Mr. KARTHIK RAJENDRAN GRAPHIC DESIGNER karthik.dts@kct.ac.in
10 Ms. BANUPRIYA C APPLICATION DEVELOPER banupriya.c.dts@kct.ac.in
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11 Ms. VIJAYABHARATHY S APPLICATION DEVELOPER vijayabharathy.s.dts@kct.ac.in
HUMAN RESOURCES
VISION
MISSION
1 Mr.SRINIVAS SASTRI CHRO srinivas.sastri@kct.ac.in
2 Mr.SOORIYA PRAGASH N EXECUTIVE - HR hrexecutive@kct.ac.in
3 Mr.KRISHNA SUVAS D EXECUTIVE - HR suvashr@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
4 Ms.PREMALATHA R JUNIOR ASSISTANT premalatha.r.admin@kct.ac.in
5 Ms.JYOTI PRAKASH TAMBE EXECUTIVE - HR jyoti.p.admin@kct.ac.in
MATERIAL MANAGEMENT
1 VINOD KUMAR L MANAGER manager.commercial@kct.ac.in

2 SENTHILNATHAN M EXECUTIVE senthilnathan.m.admin@kct.ac.in
3 DEEPAK R EXECUTIVE deepak.r.admin@kct.ac.in

4 SIVA KUMAR S EXECUTIVE sivakumar.s.admin@kct.ac.in
5 Ms.KAVITHA B JUNIOR ASSISTANT kavitha.b.admin@kct.ac.in
our Motto
6 Mr.DINESH V LAB TECHNICIAN dinesh.v.support@kct.ac.in

7 Mr.G.JAYAKUMAR JUNIOR OFFICER-CIVIL jayakumar.g.support@kct.ac.in
BOOK DEPOT
1 Mr.DURAIRAJ V JUNIOR OFFICER bookdepot@kct.ac.in

2 Mr.RAGUPATHY K ASSISTANT bookdepot@kct.ac.in
3 Mr.KANNAN K R ASSISTANT bookdepot@kct.ac.in
Character is Life
HOSTEL
1 Mr.MURALIDHARAN.M HEAD-HOSTEL ADMINISTRATION muralidharan.m.admin@kct.ac.in
2 Ms.MEERA V STU WEL OFFICER swo@kct.ac.in



3 Mr.THANGARAJ A ASST. PROGRAMMER thangaraj.a.admin@kct.ac.in

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4 Mr.THANGADURAI P CARE TAKER thangadurai.p.admin@kct.ac.in
5 Mr.DHARMARAJ.T CARE TAKER dharmaraj.t.admin@kct.ac.in
6 Mr.ASHOK KUMAR.P CARE TAKER ashokkumar.p.admin@kct.ac.in
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7 Mr.KARUNANIDHI.SK CARE TAKER karunanidhi.sk.admin@kct.ac.in
8 Ms.VIJAYA V CARE TAKER vijaya.v.admin@kct.ac.in
VISION
MISSION
9 Ms.RAMANI R CARE TAKER ramani.r.admin@kct.ac.in
10 Mr.RAJA KUMAR M CARE TAKER rajakumar.m.admin@kct.ac.in
11 Ms.KUMARI M CARE TAKER kumari.m.admin@kct.ac.in
QUALITY POLICY
12 Mr.BALASUBRAMANIAN V CARE TAKER balasubramanian.v.admin@kct.ac.in
13 Mr.RAMESH V CARE TAKER ramesh.v.admin@kct.ac.in
14 Mr.MYILSAMY A CARE TAKER myilsamy.a.admin@kct.ac.in
15 SELVARAMANUJAM R CARE TAKER selvaramanujam.r.admin@kct.ac.in

16 MARUTHACHALAMURTHY CARE TAKER maruthachalamurthy.admin@kct.ac.in
17 MANIMEGALAI A CARE TAKER manimegalai.a.admin@kct.ac.in

18 SUJATHA A CARE TAKER sujatha.a.hostel@kct.ac.in
19 SUGANYA R CARE TAKER suganya.r.hostel@kct.ac.in
our Motto
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21 LAKSHMAN KUMAR S CARE TAKER lakshmankumar.s.hostel@kct.ac.in
22 PADMINI K CARE TAKER padmini.k.admin@kct.ac.in
CIVIL MAINTENANCE

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2 Mr.RAMAKRISHNAN P DEPUTY MANAGER ramakrishnan.p.admin@kct.ac.in
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4 Mr.AZARUDEEN L N CIVIL SUPERVISOR azarudeen.ln.admin@kct.ac.in
5 Ms.NANDHINI T R DRAUGHTSMAN nandhini.tr.admin@kct.ac.in



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1 Mr.MUTHUSELVAN V ASST.MANAGER muthuselvan.v.support@kct.ac.in
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3 Mr.JAYAKUMAR T V FOREMAN jayakumar.tv.support@kct.ac.in
4 Mr.SENTHILPRABHU G ELECTRICIAN senthilprabhu.g.support@kct.ac.in
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6 Mr.VIJAYARAJA R ELECTRICIAN NA
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8 Mr.KANAGARAJ C ELECTRICIAN NA
9 Mr.NAGARAJAN M ELECTRICIAN NA
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2 Mr.VELUSAMY P TECHNICIAN velusamy.p.support@kct.ac.in
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4 SIVAPRAKASHAM J TECHNICIAN sivaprakasham.j.admin@kct.ac.in
A/C MAINTENANCE

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2 Mr.NESA BELBIN S A/C MECHANIC nesabelbin.s.support@kct.ac.in
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UTILITIES
1 Mr.KUMAR M K FACILITIES MANAGER kumar.mk.admin@kct.ac.in
2 Mr.RAJAGOPAL S SENIOR ENGINEER rajagopal.s.support@kct.ac.in

3 Dr.SINGARAM P FARM MANAGER singaram.p.bt@kct.ac.in
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2 Mr.BALASUBRAMANIAN R C SECURITY OFFICER cso@kct.ac.in
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4 Mr. RAJAGURU R SECURITY OFFICER rajaguru.g.admin@kct.ac.in
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3 Ms.MALARVIZHI S LAB TECHNICIAN doctor@kct.ac.in
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SAKTHI EXCELLENCE ACADEMY
1 Ms. PREMA NARASIMHAN DIRECTOR director.sea@kct.ac.in

2 Ms. SANGEETHA SATHYANARAYANAN INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNER sangeetha.sea@kct.ac.in
3 Ms. NARMADHA N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER narmadha.sea@kct.ac.in

4 KARTHIC N D EXECUTIVE - NAMADHU PANGU karthic@kct.ac.in
5 MURALI KRISHNAN T P PROGRAMME COORDINATOR muralikrishnan.tp.sea@kct.ac.in
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No. of working days - 24 June 2016
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SUNVISION
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MON The vision
6 of the college is to become a technical university of International
TUE 7
WED 8
THU 9
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FRI Kumaraguru
10 College of Technology is committed to provide Quality Education
SAT and Training in Engineering and Technology to prepare our students for life and
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MON 20 Commencement of classes for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech & III Sem M.E/M.Tech/MCA
TUE  InvolvEMEnT
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WED UpgradaTIon of faCIlITIES
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for VhUMan rESoUrCES
Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
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FRI 24
SAT 25 Holiday
SUN 26 Holiday
MON 27
TUE 28
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THU 30 Commencement of classes for III Sem B.E/B.Tech
No. of working days - 23 JULY 2016
Fri 1
Sat 2
Sun 3 Holiday
Mon 4
Tue VISION
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The vision
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of the college is to become a technical university of International
Thu 7 Ramzan - Holiday
Fri 8 Holiday
Sat MISSION
9 Holiday
Sun Kumaraguru
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Mon and Training
11 in Engineering and Technology to prepare our students for life and
Tue 12
Weddevelop13 a sense of professional responsibility, social and cultural awareness and
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Fri 15 Commencement of I Internal Test for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech
Sat 16
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Tue Science
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Sat 23 Holiday
Sun 24 Holiday
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Mon 1 Swagatham for I Sem B.E/B.Tech

Tue 2 Engineering Immersion Boot Camp (EIBC) for I Sem B.E/B.Tech
Wed 3
Thu 4
Fri VISION
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Sun 7 Holiday
Mon 8 Commencement of Bridge Course for I Sem B.E/B.Tech
Tue MISSION 9 Commencement of I Internal Test for III Sem B.E/B.Tech/M.E/M.Tech/MCA & V
Kumaraguru Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
Wedand Training
Thu work 11 equipping them to contribute to the technological, economic and social
Fri develop
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sense of professional Test for VII
responsibility, Semand
social B.E/B.Tech
cultural awareness and
Sat set the
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Mon 15 Independence Day - Celebrations at KCT
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Wed We at
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Fri 19
Sat 20
Sun  UpgradaTIon
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Fri 26 Holiday
Sat 27 Holiday
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No. of working days - 22 SEPTEMBER 2016
Thu 1
Fri 2
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Sun 4 Holiday
MonVISION
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Tue The vision
Wed 7
Thu 8 Commencement of III Internal Test for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech
Fri 9
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Sun and Training
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Monwork 12 equipping
Tue 13 Bakrid - Holiday
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Fri 16
Sat
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Mon
19 Commencement of II Internal Test for III Sem B.E/B.Tech/M.E/M.Tech/MCA & V
Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
Tue  InvolvEMEnT
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Wed UpgradaTIon
21 of faCIlITIES and hUMan rESoUrCES
Thu  CoMMITMEnT
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To ConTInUal Examinations for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech
IMprovEMEnT
Fri 23
Sat 24
Sun 25 Holiday
Mon 26 Commencement of I Internal Test for I Sem B.E/B.Tech
Tue 27
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Wed 28 Last day of Instruction for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech
Thu 29 Online Objective Type Assignment Test for 2 Courses for III Sem B.E/B.Tech/
M.E/M.Tech/MCA & V Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
Fri 30
No. of working days - 20 OCTOBER 2016
Sat 1 Commencement of Model Theory Examinations for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech

Sun 2 Gandhi Jayanthi
Mon 3 Commencement of I Internal Practical Test for III Sem B.E/B.Tech/M.E/M.Tech/
MCA & V Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
TueVISION
4
WedThe vision
Thu Standards
6 through continuous improvement.
Fri 7 Last Working Day for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech
Sat 8 Holiday
MISSION
Sun 9 Holiday
Monand Training
10 Ayudha Pooja - Holiday
Tue work 11 equipping them to
Vijaya Dasami contribute to the technological, economic and social
- Holiday
Weddevelopment of India.
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Fri 14 Commencement of II Internal Practical Test for III Sem B.E/B.Tech/M.E/M.Tech/
MCA & V Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
Commencement of Retest for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech
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Sun 16 Holiday
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congenial / Project Viva-voce
and disciplined Examinations
environment through for VII
Sem B.E/B.Tech
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Instruction/Last hUMan
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Thu  CoMMITMEnT
Fri 21 Last day of Instruction/Last Working Day for V Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
Sat 22
Sun 23 Holiday
Mon 24 Commencement of Retest for III Sem M.E/M.Tech & V Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
Tue 25
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Wed 26
Thu 27
Fri 28 Holiday
Sat 29 Deepavali - Holiday
Sun 30 Holiday
Mon 31 Last day of Instruction/Last Working Day for III Sem B.E/B.Tech
No. of working days - 24 NOVEMBER 2016
Tue 1 "Commencement of Retest for III Sem B.E/B.Tech

Commencement of Semester Practical / Project Viva-voce Examinations for III
Sem M.E/M.Tech & V Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA"
Wed 2
Thu 3
VISION
Fri The vision
Sat Standards
5 through continuous improvement.
Sun 6 Holiday
Mon 7 Commencement of Semester Theory Examinations for VII Sem B.E/B.Tech
Tue MISSION
8 Commencement of Semester Practical / Project Viva-voce Examinations for III
Kumaraguru SemCollege of Technology is committed to provide Quality Education
B.E/B.Tech
Wed
and Training
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Thu development
10 of India. The College pursues excellence in providing training to
Fri develop
11 a sense of professional responsibility, social and cultural awareness and
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12students on the path to leadership.
Holiday
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Mon 14
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Wed 16
Thu Science
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Sat 19
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of faCIlITIES and hUMan rESoUrCES
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21 CommencementTo ConTInUal IMprovEMEnT
of Semester Theory Examinations for III Sem B.E/B.Tech
/M.E/M.Tech/MCA
Commencement of II Internal Test for I Sem B.E/B.Tech
Tue 22 Commencement of Semester Theory Examinations for V Sem B.E/B.Tech /MCA
Wed 23
Thu 24
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Sat 26 Holiday
Sun 27 Holiday
Mon 28
Tue 29
Wed 30 Commencement of Model Practical Examination for I Sem B.E/B.Tech
No. of working days - 24 DECEMBER 2016
Thu 1
Fri 2
Sat 3
Sun 4 Holiday
MonVISION
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Last college
day of is to become
Instruction/ a technical
Last Working university
day for I Sem of International
B.E/B.Tech
Wed 7 Commencement of classes for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech
Commencement of Re Test- Only for eligible I Sem B.E/B.Tech
Thu 8 Commencement of Semester Practical Examination for I Sem B.E/B.Tech
MISSION
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10 Holiday
Sun work 11 equipping
Mondevelopment of India. The
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B.E/B.Tech/MCA
Thu QUALITY15 POLICY
Fri We at16Kumaraguru College of Technology strive to achieve customer satisfaction
Sat by providing
17 Quality Education and Training in Engineering and Technology,
Sun Science and Management
18 Holiday in a congenial and disciplined environment through
Mon 19 Commencement of Study leave for I Sem B.E/B.Tech
Tue 20
Wed 21
Thu 22 Commencement of I Internal Test for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech
Fri 23
Sat 24 Holiday
Sun 25 Christmas - Holiday
Mon 26
Tue 27 our Motto
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Sat 31
No. of working days - 22 JANUARY 2017
Sun 1 New Year - Holiday

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Tue 3
Wed 4
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Sat 7 Holiday
Sun 8 Holiday
Mon 9
MISSION
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Wedand Training
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Engineering andfor
of Instruction Technology to prepare our students for life and
VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech
Thu work equipping them to contribute to the technological,
12 Commencement of II Internal Test for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech economic and social
Fri 13
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Sun 15 Thiruvalluvar Day - Holiday
Mon 16 Uzhavar Thirunal - Holiday
Tue
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Commencement ofClasses
Technology strive
for I Sem to achieve customer satisfaction
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Thu
by providing
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Fri 20
Sat  InvolvEMEnT
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Sun  UpgradaTIon
Mon 23
Tue 24 Commencement of I Internal Test for IV Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA & VI Sem B.E/B.
Tech
Wed 25
Thu 26 Republic Day - Celebrations at KCT
Fri 27
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Sun 29 Holiday
Mon 30
Tue 31
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Wed 1
Thu 2
Fri 3
Sat 4
Sun VISION
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Sun 26 Holiday
Mon 27
Tue 28 our Motto
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No. of working days - 24 MARCH 2017
Wed 1
Thu 2
Fri 3
Sat 4
Sun VISION
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Mon
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Tue 7
Wed 8
Thu MISSION
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Fri Kumaraguru
Sat and Training in Engineering and Technology to prepare our students for life and
11 Holiday
Sun 12 Holiday
Mondevelop13 a sense of professional responsibility, social and cultural awareness and
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Commencement leadership.
II Internal Test for IV Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA & VI Sem B.E/B. 5
Tech
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Fri We at Kumaraguru College of Technology strive to achieve customer satisfaction
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Sat Science
Sun 19 Holiday
Mon
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aT all lEvElS
Tue  UpgradaTIon of faCIlITIES and hUMan rESoUrCES
21 Founder's Day
Wed CoMMITMEnT To ConTInUal
22 Commencement IMprovEMEnT
of Model Theory Examinations for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech(B1)
Thu 23
Fri 24
Sat 25
Sun 26 Holiday
Mon 27 Holiday
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Commencement of Model Theory Examinations for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech(B2)
Fri 31 Online Objective Type Assignment Test for 2 Courses for IVSem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
& VI Sem B.E/B.Tech
No. of working days - 22 APRIL 2017
Sat 1
Sun 2 Holiday
Mon 3 Commencement of Model Practical Examinations for IV Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA &
VI Sem B.E/B.Tech
Commencement of Model Theory Examinations for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech(B3)
TueVISION
4 Last day of Instruction/Last Working Day for IV Sem M.E/M.Tech & VI Sem MCA
WedThe 5
vision of the college is to become a technical university of International
Thu Standards
6 through continuous
Commencement improvement.
of Semester Theory Examinations for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech(B1)
Fri 7 Last day of Instruction/Last Working Day for IV Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA & VI Sem
B.E/B.Tech
Sat 8 Holiday
MISSION
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Mon 10 Commencement of Retest for IV Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA & VI Sem B.E/B.Tech
Commencement of Semester Practical/ Project Viva-voce Examinations for IV
Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
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Fri 14 Tamil New Year / Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Birthday/ Good Friday - Holiday
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Commencement and Training
of Semester in Engineering
Theory Examinations and
for VIII SemTechnology,
B.E/B.Tech(B2)
Tue Science
Wed 19 Commencement of Semester Practical/ Project Viva-voce Examinations for VI
Sem B.E/B.Tech
Thu  UpgradaTIon
Fri  21
Sat 22
Sun 23 Holiday
Mon 24 Commencement of Semester Practical/ Project Viva-voce Examinations for IV
Sem M.E/M.Tech & VI Sem MCA
Commencement of Project Viva-voce Examinations for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech(B2)
Tue 25 Commencement of Semester Theory Examinations for VIII Sem B.E/B.Tech(B3)
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Commencement of II Internal Test for II Sem B.E/B.Tech
Sun 30 Holiday
No. of working days - 24 MAY 2017
Mon 1 May Day - Holiday

Tue 2
Wed 3
Thu 4 Commencement of Semester Theory Examinations for VI Sem B.E/B.Tech
Fri VISION
5 Commencement of Semester Theory Examinations for IV Sem B.E/B.Tech/MCA
Sat The vision
Sun 7 Holiday
Mon 8 Commencement of Model Practical Examination for II Sem B.E/B.Tech
Tue 9
MISSION
WedKumaraguru
Thu and Training
Fri work 12
equipping them
Last day to contributeWorking
of Instruction/Last to the technological, economic and social
day for II Sem B.E/B.Tech
Sat 13 Holiday
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Mon 15 Commencement of Re Test- only for eligible II Sem B.E/B.Tech
Commencement of Semester Practical Examination for II Sem B.E/B.Tech
Tue QUALITY
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WedWe at17 Kumaraguru College of Technology strive to achieve customer satisfaction
Thu by providing
Fri 19
Sat  InvolvEMEnT
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CoMMITMEnT of Study leave
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Wed 24
Thu 25
Fri 26
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Fri 2
Sat 3
Sun 4 Holiday
MonVISION
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Wed 7
Thu 8
Fri 9
MISSION
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10 Holiday
Sun and Training in Engineering and Technology to prepare our students for life and
11 Holiday
Monwork 12 equipping them to contribute to the technological, economic and social
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Sun 25 Holiday
Mon 26
Tue 27
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Fri 30
List of Holidays
Year 2016
07.07.2016 Thursday Ramzan
25.08.2016 Thursday Krishna Jayanthi
05.09.2016 Monday Vinayakar Chathurthi

VISION
13.09.2016
The vision of the collegeTuesday Bakrid
is to become a technical university of International
Standards
02.10.2016through continuous improvement.
Sunday Gandhi Jayanthi
10.10.2016 Monday Ayudha Pooja

MISSION
11.10.2016 Tuesday Vijaya Dasami
12.10.2016
and Wednesday
Training in Engineering and Technology to prepare our Muharram
students for life and
work equipping
29.10.2016 them to contribute
Saturday to the technological, Deepavali and social
economic
develop a sense of professional
12.12.2016 Monday responsibility, social andMilad-un-Nabi
cultural awareness and
25.12.2016 Sunday Christmas
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List of Holidays
Year 2017
01.01.2017 Sunday English New Year
14.01.2017 Saturday Pongal
15.01.2017 Sunday Thiruvalluvar Day

VISION
16.01.2017
The vision of the collegeMonday
is to become a technical Uzhavar Thirunal
university of International
Standards
28.03.2017through continuous improvement.
Tuesday Telugu New Year
09.04.2017 Sunday Mahaveer Jayanthi

MISSION
14.04.2017 Friday Good Friday / Tamil New Year /
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to provide Quality Education
Birthday
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DEPARTMENT

2. Class & roll no. : ................................................................................................................................................

3. name of the parent : ....................................................... guardian : ..........................................................

4. permanent address : .......................................................................................................................................

5. presentMISSION address : ..............................................................................................................................................

6. driving license no. : ........................................................................................................................................

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

11. Emergency Contact no. : ............................................................................................................................

12. any other Information :

The vision of the college A

Standards through continuous

work equipping them to contribute to the technological, economic and social

development of India. The College pursues excellence in providing training to SER

set the students on the pathnto leadership. IT

QUALITY POLICYor A L R y - Patriot | E O

The pride of Kongu region, Arutselvar Dr. N. Mahalingam was an eminent

Dr. B. K. KRISHNARAJ VANAVARAYAR, B.Com, B.L.

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

Prof. Dr. K. ARUMUGAM, B.E. (Hons), M.S., M.I.E.

Mr. M. BALASUBRAMANIAM, M.Com, M.B.A.

MISSION Mr. SHANKAR VANAVARAYAR, M.B.A., PGD.

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

Mr. M. SRINIVAASAN, B.E., M.B.A.

Dr. M Gurusamy, B.E., M.S.

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

Dr. R S KUMAR, B.E. (Hons), M Tech, Ph. D

PRINCIPAL : 0422 - 2661122

students counselling centre

1. About Kumaraguru College of Technology

3. College Rules and Regulations 17

8. Academic Calendar: 2016 – 2017 75

 B.E. - aeronautical Engineering

APPRoVED REsEARCH CENTREs

Semester Grade Point Average = ∑ (Ci xGPi) / ∑Ci

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

Definition of Ragging (Interaction without any reason)

3. Withholding / withdrawing scholarship / fellowship and other benefits.

10. fine up to rs.25,000/-

11. rigorous imprisonment up to 3 years. our Motto

 all information is confidential.

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

BANK WITH ATM FACILITIES

CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENT

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

Library Timings : monday To saTurday

on sundays & VacaTion day

 on-site use of Text books, reference books,

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

QUALITY ASSURANCE INITIATIVES

CAREER & SKILL

 InvolvEMEnT aT all lEvElS

CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

ISTE FACULTY CHAPTER

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN EXCELLENCE

B.E, CE vijayaraja & Co. gold Medal

MOTTO : HEALTH - SERVICE – FRIENDSHIP

NATIONAL CADET CORPS-ARMY WING (GIRLS)

NATIONAL CADET CORPS AIR WING (Boys )

ROAD SAFETY PATROL

The RSP VISION

KCT - Music and Dance Club our Motto

Kumaraguru Innovators Club

GANDHIAN YOUTH MOVEMENT (GYM)