FACILITIES
Department of Library
Integrated Library Management Systems
Name of the ILMS Software | CAMPES iLIB – The Digital Librarian |
Nature of Automation | Fully Automated |
Current Version | 7.9.4 |
Year of Automation | 2008 |
Collections
1. Hard copy
a. Books
- Titles : 12824
- Volumes : 32872
b. Journals
- National : 42
- Technical Magazines : 25
- Back Volumes : 2942
- Project report : 1243
- Question Bank : 40 (Hard copy)
- Question Bank : Digitalized (From 2011 Onwards)
2.Online
- Online journals ( IEEE and J-Gate)
- Online Books – Proceedings, Thesis, Audio & Video (J-Gate, DELNET and NDLI)
- Library Website – www.nctcl3.webnode.com
Digital library
Number of Systems Available : 12
Availability of Digital Library contents
- Number of NPTEL Courses : 292
- Number of e-Books : 8820
- Number of e-Journals : 3196
- Number of e- Proceedings : 9202
- Number of e-Thesis : 73101
- Number of Audio & Video : 31535
- Number of CDs & DVDs : 2161
- Internet Connectivity : 512 Mbps
MOOC facility : Swayam Prabha Networking
INDEST or other similar membership : DELNET & E- Shodhsindhu
6. Timings and Usage
Working Days: 9.00 A.M – 7.00 P.M
- Total of Users using Library through online : 20550
- Total of Users using Library through physical : 18453
- Number of Users Using Library – online mode per day : 132.58
- Number of Users Using Library – physical mode per day : 99.73
7. Accessibility
Eligibility for Borrowers
Sl.No. | Category | Entitlement | Loan Period |
1 | UG Students | 5 Books | 15 days – 2 renewal / one month during Semester exam |
2 | PG Students | 6 Books | |
3 | Research Scholars | 8 Books | |
4 | Teaching | 10 Books | Entire Semester |
5 | Non – Teaching | 3 Books | 30 Days |
National Service Scheme (NSS)
The crucial aim of the National Service Scheme is to enable the students to upgrade their personality and experience through community service. It helps the students to understand the community, in which they work, identify the needs and problems of community in the solutions of which they can be involved, apply their education for practical solution to individual and community problems.
RECENT ACTIVITIES:
TREE PLANTATION
- Plantation of seedlings
- Eye testing camp
Activities
- The National Service Scheme was inaugurated in the academic year 2009-2010
- Organized Blood donation camp in association with Lions Club of Erode.
- NSS of our college organizes programmes such as Orientation programme, AIDS Awareness programme, Yoga programme, Meditation and Blood donation camp.
- Drug abuse prevention programme
- Plantation of seedlings
- Eye testing camp
NSS Co-coordinator
Dr. DHANASEKARAN E,
Associate Professor,
9629028878.
Alumni
VISION:
NANDHA Alumni Association makes sure NANDHA Alumni are involved, linked and engaged to have a better interaction and regard with each other.
MISSION:
- To promote a lifelong relation and to act as a forum for exchange of information among its members.
- To maintain and cultivate among alumni’s a sentiment of affection and regard for one another and attachment to NANDHA.
- To provide career development and guidance.
HIGHER EDUCATION & COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION CELL
The Higher Education & Competitive Examination Cell (HEC) of Nandha College of Technology is committed to creating awareness and providing systematic guidance to students on competitive examinations, higher education, and career opportunities after B.E./B.Tech. The Cell organizes awareness programmes, coaching sessions, and guidance activities to help students make informed career decisions and prepare effectively for future opportunities.
Major Activities
TNPSC Competitive Examination Programme
Awareness and guidance on TNPSC examinations, eligibility, examination pattern, syllabus, preparation strategies, current affairs, aptitude, study materials, and practice tests.
GATE Examination Programme
GATE awareness and coaching covering examination pattern, syllabus, subject-wise preparation, previous-year questions, mock tests, and opportunities for pursuing M.E./M.Tech./M.S. and research programmes.
Higher Studies After B.E./B.Tech.
Guidance on higher education opportunities such as M.E./M.Tech., M.S., MBA, M.Sc., Ph.D., and specialized programmes in emerging areas including Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, VLSI, and Embedded Systems. Students are also guided on entrance examinations, scholarships, university selection, and admissions.
Bank Examination Coaching Programme
Training and awareness on banking recruitment examinations with focus on Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, English, General Awareness, Computer Awareness, and Banking Awareness, along with mock tests and practice sessions.
Abroad Studies Programme
Guidance for students aspiring to pursue higher education abroad, covering country and university selection, courses, eligibility, language proficiency tests, applications, scholarships, financial planning, and visa procedures.
The Cell aims to empower students with the knowledge, skills, and guidance required to pursue competitive examinations, higher education, and diverse career pathways.
Coordinator
Mr. D. Mohankumar
9344820043
Women Development Cell (WDC)
VISION
- Maintaining and strengthening the status of Women.
MISSION
- To create awareness of feminine potential.
OBJECTIVE OF WDC:
- To create social awareness about the problems of women and in particular regarding gender discrimination.
- To develop the self confidence of Women.
- To guide about Women Welfare Laws.
- To assert the importance of spiritual, economic, social, racial and gender equality.
- To highlight the importance of health and hygiene.
- To directs Women’s role in the society. To develop multidisciplinary approach for the overall personality development.
- To organize seminars, workshops relating to women development.
- To prevent sexual harassment and to promote general well-being of female students, teaching and non teaching women staff of the College.
ANTI RAGGING
The Ragging is defined as
- Any disorderly conduct, whether by words spoken or written or by an act, has the effect of teasing, treating, or handling with rudeness a fresher or a junior student.
- Indulging in a rowdy or undisciplined activity that causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship, or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or junior student.
- Asking the students to do any act or perform something that such students will not do in the ordinary course and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher or junior student.
Punishment Provisions
Any student or group of students found guilty of ragging on campus or off campus shall be liable to one or more of the following punishments:
- Debarring from appearing in any sessional test/ university examination or withholding results
- Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges
- Withdrawing scholarships and other benefits
- Suspension from the college for a period of one month
- Cancellation of admission
- Debarring from representing the institution in any national or international meet, tournament, youth festival, etc
- Suspension/expulsion from the hostel
- Rustication from the institution for periods varying from 1 to 4 semesters or equivalent period
- Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution
- Fine up to twenty five thousand rupees
- Imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years or with fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees or with both
- Collective punishment – When the students committing or abetting the crime of ragging are not identified, the institution shall resort to collective punishment as a deterrent to ensure community pressure on the potential raggers.
ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE AND ANTI-RAGGING SQUAD
Name of the Member | Position | Designation | Mobile Number |
Dr.S.Nandagopal | Chairman | Principal | 9942933077 |
Dr.G.B.Mohankumar | Convenor | HoD/EEE | 9942308181 |
Dr.R.Jayanthi | Coordinator | Head/Student Affairs | 9486434427 |
Dr.N.Nandhagopal | Member | HoD/ECE | 9688646444 |
Dr.R.Sudhakar | Member | HoD/CSE | 9944522778 |
Dr.M.Karthick | Member | HoD/IT | 9095263327 |
Dr.A.P.Gopu | Member | HoD/AI&DS | 9944461841 |
Dr.C.Anand | Member | Professor/IT | 9789481300 |
Mr.K.Muthupandi | Member | Warden (Boys Hostel) | 9942216805 |
Mrs.R.Mary Regina | Member | Warden (Girls Hostel) | 9095292168 |
Mr.L.Balamurugan | Inspector of Police | – | 9498104840 |
Tahsildar,Perundurai | Taluk Office | – | 04294220577 |
Dr.K.Parthiban | Official of NGO | – | 9865633336 |
Mr.Selvin | Reporter – Dhinathanthi News | – | 9842408012 |
Mr.P.Sivakumar | Parent Representative | – | 9952622800 |
Mr.P.Vimalkumar | Non Teaching Representative | – | 9842798722 |
Ms.Gurunikka D (Reg. No:732125104035) | Student Member | II CSE ‘A’ Section | 8778823839 |
Mr.Chandra Mouli R (Reg. No:732124205015) | Student Member | III IT ‘A’ Section | 9442145755 |
Dr.N.Vijayakumar | Squad Head | HoD/S&H | 9994054520 |
Dr.A.Kiruthika | Squad Member | Professor/S&H Physics | 9940490843 |
Mr.T.Anand | Squad Member | AP/AI&DS | 9566540400 |
Ms.D.Mohanapriya | Squad Member | AP/CSE | 9566609711 |
Dr.S.Parthiban | Squad Member | AsP/ECE | 6382494366 |
Mr.P.Balamurugan | Squad Member | AP/EEE | 8667578977 |
Dr.P.Balasubramaniam | Squad Member | AsP/ S&H-Chemistry | 9943624423 |
NCT Anti-Ragging help line: 9750520333, 9942308181
Toll free Number: 1800-180-5522
Email: antiragging@nandhatech.org
GRIEVANCE CELL
Students Grievance Cell
The College has a Grievance Redressal Cell to redress the grievance of its stakeholder. The students approach the cell to voice their grievances regarding academic matters,health services,library and other services. Students can send their grievance to the principal over email(principal@nandhatech.org).The Cell redresses the grievances by sorting out the problems promptly and judiciously.
Grievance Redressal Committee
Grievance Redressal Committee and portal has been formulated in NCT in order to register and rectify the grievances. The link of the Grievance Redressal Mechanism had been displayed at prominent places.
Members of Grievance Redressal Committee:
- Patron : Dr.S.Nandagopal, Principal, NCT
- Coordinator : Dr.R.Jayanthi, Professor / ECE
Assistant Coordinators:
- 1.Dr.R.Girimurugan, AP/ MECHANICAL
- 2.Mr.K.C.Rajavenkateswaran, AP/ IT
- 3.Mrs.S.Amsaveni, AP/ ECE
- 4.Mr.P.Balamurugan, AP/ EEE
- 5.Mr.R.Tamilarasu, ASP/ CSE
Transportation
Bus
The institution has buses which are made available to the students and staff members for commuting not only from various points in the city but also from sub-urban areas. This facility enables us to start the classes in time, there by helping the academic programme.
Bus route also available to Tirupur, Avinashi, Palladam, Tiruchengode and Sankari covering a distance of 85 Kms radius. New routes covering Karur, Namakkal areas from this academic year.
Hostel
Nandha Educational Institutions provide the students an accommodation that will be always a Home away from Home feel and ambiance while staying at Hostel. We provide a safe, clean and comfortable eco-friendly environment in a lush green campus that supports the development of a vibrant Nandha student community. Overall, students can have a pollution-free breath.
CONTACT :
BOY’S HOSTEL DETAILS
| WARDEN NAME | HOSTEL | PHONE NUMBER |
| Mr.PREMKUMAR | NRI-I | 9942216806 |
| Mr.K.MUTHUPANDI | NRI-II | 9942216805 |
| Mr.Palanisamy | NRI-III | 9965516803 |
GIRLS HOSTEL DETAILS
| NAME | DESIGNATION | PHONE NUMBER |
| Mrs.G.SASI KALA | WARDEN | 9095292168 |
| Mrs.KALAISELVI | WARDEN | 7373710103 |
HOSTEL FACILITIES
The Nandha college of Technology is alive to the expectations of its students who come here from a wide variety of cultural and geographical zones. It offers them excellent living accommodation within the campus, separately for boys and girls. As most of the students in hostels leave their homes for the first time in their lives, the college is very concerned in making this transition smooth and comfortable.
- The wide range of hostel facilities almost meet the needs of all students.
- Room with attached washroom, bed, chair, table, and almirah.
- Accommodation with or without food.
- Separate mess facility in each hostel.
- Hygienic vegetarian meals with variety of cuisines.
- Hot water in winter (on scheduled timings).
- Free internet connectivity through Wi Fi system (for academic purpose).
- Hospital (in campus) with resident doctors and ambulances.
- Counsellors for discussing issues like homesickness, studies etc.,
- 24 hour Security
- 24 hour Power back up for providing light.
- Laundry (on payment )
- Mess facility is based on dividing system.
- Students are provided with healthy, hygienic, nutritious Tiffin and Meals.
- Each block / floor in the hostel are placed with a Television set for recreational facility.
- We show movies every week end on various genres like world cinema, art films and main stream films.
- Each block at the hostels are allowed to hold forums and can discuss common matters.
- Strict code of conduct is followed at our hostels.
- Maintain separate hostel register for follow-up Students sign the register while checking-in and checking out.
- Parents are communicated through SMS, Phone or via mail about the students conduct, presence, health while stay at the hostel.
- Consultant Doctors visit the Hostel to take care of the inmates.
- Hostel campus is secured round the clock with dynamic, vigilant, young and energetic securities.
- A store is available for purchase of grocery items for students inside the campus.
- Laundry facility is available separately for boys and girls.
- Continuous water supply with Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant to provide clean and contaminated free water in the Mess.
- Availability of water doctor in all the blocks.
- Hot Water supplied to all blocks with Solar Water Heater facility.
- Round the clock electricity supply with high end generator back-up.
- Telephone booth and Hi-Fi internet facility available for hazzle free communication. Coin boxes are also placed inside the hostel campus.
- Reading Room with all leading dailies, magazines and periodicals.
- Indoor Games Hall, Sprawling Playfields for students extra curricular activities.
- Study / Silence hour is maintained between 9.30 pm to 6.00 am.
- Hostelers are not allowed to use any sound system during study / silence hours.
- Television sets will be shut down during the study / silence hours.
- During emergency hours students are assisted / helped by Chief Warden / Warden / Resident Tutors and hostel information center.
- Late Night permissions are given based on the request from the students with approval from the Chief Warden / Warden / Tutors and concerned faculties. Late Night permissions include attending Lab and in any departmental activities.
- Students disobedience inside the hostel leads to expulsion.
CANTEEN FACILITIES
Most people fondly remember their college canteen as one of their life’s high points. It was the place where they kept their creative juices flowing with hot discussions, chewing ideas, exchanging and sharing strongly held opinions and eatables Nandha College of Technology has spacious Canteen dishing out menus that are highly popular with students. Great care is taken by the kitchen staff to assemble a Well-balanced nutritious and tasty food that in turn will fuel the students quest towards success. Students enjoy their food in the aesthetic and appetising atmosphere. Frequently, the discussions get animated as a students pet theory is challenged and legs are pulled playfully.
- The canteen is the lifeblood of the students. For students and teachers alike, the canteen is a welcome break from the routine of lessons. The homely atmosphere and aroma of delicious food permeates the air as they eat, drink and chat. It remains a focal place of the students for rest and refreshment.
- Canteen has become a welcome break for both the students and staffs and is the daily hob-nob after college hours. Frequently, the discussions get animated as students pet theory is challenged and legs are pulled playfully.
- The canteen is the lifeblood of the students. The homely atmosphere and aroma of delicious food permeates the air as they eat, drink and chat. It remains a focal place of the students for rest and refreshment.
- Menus of different varieties for both day vegetarians and non-vegetarians.
- Students are free to design the menus on a request to the Principal / Chief Warden.
- Canteen is open from 7.30 am to 8.30 pm
Yoga
Yoga is a holistic practice, which helps you gain overall balance and focus. Most students experience an increase in strength and flexibility,a decrease in stress levels and tension in the muscles, and a feeling of mental clarity and peace.
A spacious hall is maintained for doing Meditation and Asanas in a lush green peaceful environment. The yoga centre “Temple of Consciousness” was inaugurated byThir SKM.Maeilanandhan and the College, with the aid of Erode Manavalakalai Trust, offers yoga classes for all the students and staff members.
ATM
- To facilitate the banking facility for the students and staff, we have a branch of Indian Bank functioning inside our campus.
- To make banking easier for the students, 24 hours ATM facility has been provided inside the premises of the college.
- Money transactions between the parents and their children are carried out with ease.
- Hostel students enjoy the benefits more.
Auditorium & Conference Hall
- A multi-purpose Auditorium with a capacity of 1000 members.
- Emblazed with trendy furniture.
- Equipped with advanced teaching aids and PA systemOpportune for organizing Symposiums, Seminars, Conferences, Guest Lectures and Placement related programs.
GYM
A gym, short for gymnasium, is an open air or covered location for gymnastics, athletics, and gymnastic services. They are commonly found in athletic and fitness centers, and as activity and learning spaces in educational institutions.