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Revised RUSA Plan
Chapter 1 : INTRODUCTION
VISION
To attain higher levels of access, equity and excellence in the State Higher Education system
with greater efficiency, transparency, accountability and responsiveness. The State will be in
the league of the top ranked countries in terms of efficiency, competitiveness, services and
market delivery in education to make Kerala a node to global knowledge network by 2030.
Students will have a strong commitment to communities, society and enterprises which will
give them a sense of pride and identity, and will equip them with the skills to make significant
contribution to the regional, national and global communities.
Further, Higher Education Institutions will be the pivot for new ideas by research and these
will translate into the sustaining innovative enterprises of the future.
The higher education sector of Kerala is expected to be a vital force in the sustainable
development of the State in future.
MISSION
 Raise the GER from 21.9 % to 25.2% and 32 % by the end of Plan Period XII and XIII
respectively.
 Ensure EQUITY to all especially to marginalized groups like SEBCs, SC/ST and other
disabled.
 To make quality education affordable to all.
 Ensure ACCESS by balanced growth of Higher Education Institutions across the State.
 Expand the institutional base for ensuring ACCESS by creating additional capacity
in existing institutions and establishing new institutions in un-served and underserved
areas by way of upgradation
and consolidation.
 Enhance academic EXCELLENCE in all spheres of Higher Education.
 Adopting accreditation as a mandatory quality assurance framework.
 To create a global brand name in education with status as a global destination of
information technology and IT - enabled services.
 Introduction of MIS to speed up the monitoring and feedback process.
 Streamline the funds from RUSA and the State Exchequer to the beneficiary
institutions through KSHEC.
The Kerala State Higher Education Council 1

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GOALS
Goals Performance Strategic objective (Key

Measure interventions)
1. Quality Assurance Increase proportion 1. Mandatory accreditation to all HEIs

of accredited by NAAC and NBA.
institutions,
infrastructure 2.Establishing Kerala State Assessment
development and and Accreditation Council (KSAAC)
academic reforms
3.Bring all HEIs under the Research
Frame work Document (RFD) of GoI.
4.Streamline and monitor the Higher

Education system in relation to the
goals of National policies and
International trends.
5.Performance appraisal through

institutional audits and reviews, quality
promotion and capacity development.
2 Enhance GER Increase GER to Starting of new colleges, sanctioning of

25.2% at the end of new courses, infrastructural
Plan XII and 32% development of existing colleges and
by the end of Plan sanctioning of additional seats for
XIII. marginalized groups so as to ensure
ACCESS
1. Starting new
3 Ensure EQUITY colleges 1. Starting new colleges by removing
regional imbalances.
2.Sanctioning new 2. Expand the institutional base by
courses creating additional capacity in existing
institutions.
3. Starting new 3. Improve equity by providing
colleges at SC/ST adequate opportunities in Higher
and OBC Education to SC/STs and socially and
dominated, un- educationally backward classes;
served and promote inclusion of women,
underserved areas. minorities and differently- abled
persons.
1. Starting new Correcting regional imbalances in
4 Ensure better colleges access through new colleges and new
ACCESS 2.Sanctioning new courses, concentrating at un-served and
courses underserved areas.
3.Admissions on Admissions by way of reciprocal

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the basis of method in other State’s colleges as

reciprocal basis well.
1. State level and 1. Offer a platform for planning and

5 Enhance Academic institutional level monitoring of Higher Education
EXCELLENCE monitoring of Institutions at the State level.
academic matters. 2. Ensure academic and examination
2. Academic and reforms like CBCSS, Semesterisation
examination & Vocationalisation.
reforms. 3.Promote Research & Innovations
3. Research &
Innovations.
Imparting skill
6 Skill up-gradation upgradation 1. Offering Additional Skill
programmes. Acquisition Programmes along
with UG studies
2. Other vocational courses with
NVEQF standard.
7 Faculty Improvement 1. Training 1. Training programmes by Academic

programmes by Staff Colleges.
ASC, HEC,
FLAIR*. 2. Training programmes by State Higher
Education Council.
2. Faculty training
by Universities and 3. Training programmes offered through
Colleges. FLAIR.
8 Improvement of To improve the Fill the vacancy positions

Student -Teacher ratio present student- proportionately and make it full by the
teacher ratio end of this plan period in accordance
with the RUSA norms.
9 Moral and value Creation of 1. Introducing Institution-wise

education counseling cells and counseling centers for students.
mentoring system.
2.Mentoring with Walk With Scholar
(WWS) programmes in Govt and Govt-
Aided colleges.
*Fostering Linkages in Academic and Innovative Researches (FLAIR)

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Chapter 2: BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Basic Information
Name of KERALA
State
Area (in sq Total:38863 Rural:28768 Urban:10095 Tribal:13608 Hilly:19366
kms)
Number of Total:14 Predominantly Predominantly Predominantly Predominantly
Districts Rural:09 Urban:05 Tribal:04 Hilly:06
Number of Total:152 Predominantly Predominantly Predominantly Predominantly
Blocks Rural:119 Urban:33 Tribal:17 Hilly:41
Demographics
Population (In Lakhs) as per the Census 2011
SC ST OBC General Total
M F M F M F M F M F
Urban 5.94 6.29 0.25 0.27 39.54 43.62 30.46 33.0 76.19 83.16
Rural 8.76 9.34 2.13 2.2 39.73 42.73 33.38 36.36 84.08 90.63
Total 14.62 15.62 2.38 2.47 79.27 86.35 63.84 69.36 160.27 173.79
Hindu Muslim Sikhs Christians Jains Others Total

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F
Urban 42.96 46.85 18.89 20.52 0 0 14.34 15.79 0 0 0 0 76.19 83.16
Rural 47.31 51.03 20.8 22.4 0 0 15.97 17.2 0 0 0 0 84.08 90.63
Total 90.27 97.88 39.69 42.92 0 0 30.31 32.99 0 0 0 0 160.27 173.79
Population 18-23 in the age group (in Lakhs) as per the Census 2011

M F M F M F M F M F
Urban 0.15 0.16 0.02 0.03 4.18 4.52 2.91 3.15 7.26 7.86
Rural 1.22 1.32 0.20 0.21 3.34 3.62 3.19 3.45 7.95 8.60
Total 1.37 1.48 0.22 0.24 7.52 8.14 6.10 6.60 15.21 16.46
Urban 4.10 4.42 1.79 1.94 0 0 1.38 1.49 0 0 0 0 7.27 7.85
Rural 4.45 4.84 1.97 2.13 0 0 1.52 1.63 0 0 0 0 7.94 8.60
Total 8.55 9.26 3.76 4.07 0 0 2.90 3.12 0 0 0 0 15.21 16.45
Enrollments *(in Lakhs)

M F M F M F M F M F
Urban 0.03 0.03 0.002 0.004 0.58 0.62 0.978 1.066 1.59 1.72
Rural 0.22 0.23 0.03 0.03 0.46 0.50 1.03 1.13 1.74 1.89
Total 0.25 0.26 0.032 0.034 1.04 1.12 2.008 2.196 3.33 3.61
Urban 0.95 1.03 0.14 0.15 0 0 0.50 0.54 0 0 0 0 1.59 1.72
Rural 1.04 1.13 0.15 0.17 0 0 0.55 0.59 0 0 0 0 1.74 1.89
Total 1.99 2.16 0.29 0.32 0 0 1.05 1.13 0 0 0 0 3.33 3.61
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*Compiled by TSG from the unpublished book of Dr. P.Anvar, Member Secretary, KSHEC
SCHOOL PASS OUTS – SENIOR SECONDARY (IN LAKHS)
Board 2012 2013 2014 Average
State Board Schools 258179 264000 271836 264671.7
CBSE Schools NA 33491 44700 26063.67
Other Board Schools NA NA NA NA
Total 258179 297491 316536 290735
NA = Not Available
District wise Profile (Base line data- 2012-13)

District Total 18- GER Affili Affi Affili Affilia Govt. Gov Privat Pol
populat 23 ated liate ated ted Consti t e/dee yte
ion (in age Colle d Colle Colleg tuent/ univ med chn
lakhs) pop ges Coll ges es Unive ersit Unive ic
ulati (priv eges (priv (privat rsity ies rsities Col
on ate- (pri ate- e- Colleg leg
(in gen) vate gen- tech- e es
lakh - aided pro-
s) tech ) aided)
-
pro)
Thiruvananthap 33.01 3.16 26.8 9 24 12 Nil 08 02 Nil 05
uram
Kollam 26.35 2.37 27.1 5 15 12 01 01 Nil 01 04
Pathanamthitta 11.97 0.99 33 17 08 09 Nil Nil Nil Nil 04
Alappuzha 21.28 1.74 24.6 8 10 12 Nil 01 Nil Nil 03
Kottayam 19.75 1.56 46.9 21 08 21 Nil 01 01 Nil 05
Idukki 11.09 0.96 25.9 21 04 06 Nil 02 Nil Nil 06
Ernakulam 32.82 2.79 37.6 42 31 21 01 04 04 Nil 05
Trichur 31.21 2.86 24.4 16 16 17 Nil 03 03 Nil 08
Palakkad 28.10 2.88 10.6 18 10 07 01 05 Nil Nil 06
Malappuram 41.13 4.86 8.4 40 09 10 Nil 03 04 Nil 05
Kozhikode 30.86 2.95 18.8 40 08 08 Nil 06 01 Nil 06
Waynadu 8.17 0.78 12 7 Nil 04 Nil 02 01 Nil 02
Kannur 25.23 2.37 19.4 28 05 09 Nil 02 01 Nil 04
Kasargode 13.07 1.41 10.5 14 04 02 Nil 03 01 Nil 03
KERALA 334.06 31.69 21.9 286 152 150 03 41 18 01 66
District wise Profile – (Perspective plan for 2014-15)

District Govt Private Constitu Colleg Colle Govt. Govt Poly Polytech
universitie univ. ent/ e ge Colle Colle tech nic
s Universi (privat (priv ge ge nic Colleges
ty e- ate- (gen) (tech- Coll (govt)
Affiliate prof) gen) prof) eges
d (pri)
colleges
Trivandrum Kerala NIL 77 24 22 10 2 0 5
Kollam Kerala NIL 52 16 18 1 0 2 2
Pathanamthita MG NIL 38 10 20 1 0 1 3
Alappuzha Kerala & NIL 34 10 17 1 0 1 2
MG
Kottayam MG NIL 54 8 40 1 1 2 3
Idukki MG NIL 37 3 27 2 1 4 4
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Ernakulam MG NIL 115 29 63 4 0 2 4

Trichur MG NIL 65 14 28 5 1 1 6
Palakkad Calicut NIL 50 9 21 8 1 4 2
Malappuram Calicut NIL 82 5 54 7 0 3 3
Kozhikode Calicut NIL 77 5 47 9 1 4 2
Waynadu Calicut NIL 17 1 11 2 1 0 2
Kannur Kannur NIL 51 5 33 4 1 1 3
Kasargode Kannur NIL 23 4 13 3 2 1 2
KERALA NIL 772 142 414 58 9 22 43
Qualitative Profile:
Are there any Educationally Backward districts in the State or districts with special concerns?
Provide an educational profile of the State on a district-basis, identifying the weakest and
strongest areas in the state, any disciplines or academic areas where certain areas have the
potential to improve, districts with special needs in terms of vocational/agricultural/medical
education etc.
No. of EBDs (as per UGC list of 374 EBDs) = 4
Weakest 5 districts Reasons
District 1 Malappuram Low GER (8.40), High population growth, Lowest per capita
income (14th position in the state), Less number of HEIs, Literacy
rate - 93.57%, Density=1157.
District 2 Kasargod Low GER (Below 12), High population growth, Low per capita
income (12th position in the state), Less number of HEIs, 7.65% of
the population belongs to SC, Literacy rate is 90.09%, Density=657.
District 3 Palakkad Low GER (Below 12), High population growth, Low per capita
income (11th position in the state), Less number of HEIs, Literacy
rate is 89.31%, Density=627.
District 4 : Wayanad Low GER (Below 9), Less number of Higher Education
Institutions(HEI), Large settler population, marginalized groups like
Tribals, SC, OBC, SCBC are more in number, Low per capita
income, Tribal oriented culture, Literacy rate is 89.03%,
Density=384,
Strongest 5 Districts Reasons
Dist 1 Kottayam High GER, High literacy rate, More higher education institutions,
High per capita income( 2nd position)
Dist 2 Ernakulam High literacy rate, Commercial capital of the state, Highest per
capita income (1st position), High GER
Dist 3 Trivandrum State headquarters, Concentration of higher education institutions,
Large number of Research institutions, High literacy rate, High per
capita income ( 4th position), High GER
Dist 4 Thrissur Cultural capital, High GER and High literacy rate,
Districts with special Reasons

needs
Dist 1 Kozhikode GER (18%), High Growth rate of population, Low per capita
income, Dominated by minority communities
Dist 2 Pathanamthitta Less number of higher education institutions, hilly area, high
literacy rate-96.55%, High per capita income (3rd position)
Dist 3 Kannur High literacy rate- 95.10%, Density+ 852, Low per capita income
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(8th position)
Dist 4 Alapuzha Coastal district, High literacy rate-95.72%, Low per capita income
(6th position), Density= 452, Less number of higher education
institutions.
Dist 5 Idukki Hilly and tribal area, Low per capita income (7th position), Low
GER, Less number of higher education institutions.
Institutional Data
Number of Institutions Covering the State:
Institutions
State Public Central State Private Deemed
of National Others Total
University University University University
Importance
No. 13 1 Nil 2 9 Nil 25
Institutional Data
Number of Institutions Covering the State
Private Govt.
profession funded Private Private Private
Govt .
al Self Gen Aided professional Polytech
Gen. Total
Colleges ( financin colleges Gen Aided nics
colleges
self g (unaided) colleges colleges
financing) colleges
58 123 Nil 263 182 3 8 637
Techn
ology/
Medic
Aff
al/ Const Affil
ilia
Agricu ituent iated
ted
ltural/ Colle Govt
Affiliated Pri No. of
Name of State Distri Gen Langu ges/ . Othe
Govt. vat Colleges
University ct eral age/ Unive Aide rs
Colleges e Accredited
Law/ rsity d
Col
Veteri Colle Coll
leg
nary ges eges
es
(Please
specify
)
Kerala University All
for Health & Medical/N
Allied Sciences ursing/
Thirus All
N.A Health Dental/ Nil Nil Nil Nil
sur Kerala
Homeo/
Ayurveda/
Sidha etc
Kerala Veterinary Waya N.A Veterin 4 Nil Nil 2 Nil University
& Animal nad ary accredited
Sciences by ICAR
University
Ernak N.A Law Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
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National ulam
University of
Advanced Legal
Studies,
(NUALS) Kochi
Kerala
Kalamandalam
Thriss Art &
Deemed N.A Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
ur Culture
University
Kerala University
University
of Fisheries and
Ernak Fisheri accredited
Ocean Studies N.A Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
ulam es by ICAR
Kerala
University
Agricultural Thriss Agricul
N.A Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil accredited
University, ur, tural
by ICAR
Vellanikkara
Malaya
Thunchath
Malap lam
Ezhuthanchan N.A Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
puram Univer
Malayalam
sity
University
Reco NAAC
Cochin
Techno gnize accredited
University of
Ernak logy d and
Science and N.A 24 Nil Nil Nil
ulam Univer instit Applied for
Technology
sity ution re-
(CUSAT), Kochi
s - 30 accreditatio
n
Total/
- 8 - 28 Nil Nil Nil 30 4
Average
Autonomous Colleges
Name Affiliating District Funding Accreditat Enrolm
University (Private/ ion Status ent
Government/ & Cycle of
Government Accreditat
aided ion
Mar Ivanios College Kerala Trivandrum Govt. Aided A 1800
Fathima Matha National
Kerala Kollam Govt. Aided A 2695
College
SB College, MG
Kottayam Govt. Aided A 707
Changanassery University
St.Theresa’s College, MG Ernakulam Govt. Aided A 1782
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Ernakulam University
Sacred Heart College, MG
Ernakulam Govt. Aided A 1850
Thevara University
Rajagiri College, MG
Ernakulam Govt. Aided A 311
Kalamassery University
St.Thomas College, Calicut
Thrissur Govt. Aided A 2091
Thrissur University
Maharaja’s college, MG
Ernakulam Govt A 2530
Ernakulam University
St.Joseph’s college, Calicut
Kozhikkode Govt. Aided A 1600
Devagiri University
Christ College, MG
Thrissur Govt. Aided A 1663
Irinjalakkuda University
Total/Average
11236
NAAC accreditation status of colleges - 2014-15

Sl.No Name of the college/ University District Funding Grade Cycle of
Institution (private/ received accreditati
govt./ govt. on
aided)
1 B J M COLLEGE,
KERALA KOLLAM Govt. Aided Not Accredited NIL
CHAVARA, KOLLAM
2 C K GOVINDAN NAIR
MEMORIAL
CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT B+ 1
GOVT.COLLEGE,
PERAMBRA, KOZHIKODE
3 CHEMBAI MEMORIAL
GOVT MUSIC COLLEGE, CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT Not Accredited NIL
PALAKKAD
4 COLLEGE OF APPLIED
SCIENCE, NADAPURAM, CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT Not Accredited NIL
KOZHIKODE
5 DON BOSCO COLLEGE, CALICUT WAYANAD PRIVATE Not Accredited NIL
SULTHAN BETHERY,
WAYANAD
6 E K N M GOVT. COLLEGE, KANNUR KASARAGOD GOVT. Not Accredited NIL
ELERITHATTU,
KASARAGOD
7 G P M GOVT. COLLEGE, KANNUR KASARGOD GOVT. Not Accredited NIL
MANJESWARAM,
KASARAGOD
8 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE, KR KASARAGOD GOVT A II
KASARAGOD
9 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT B I
KOTTAYAM
10 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE, CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT B I
KOYILANDY, KOZHIKODE
11 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE, CU KOZHIKODE GOVT B II
MADAPPALLY,
KOZHIKODE
12 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE, CU KOZHIKODE GOVT B I
MOKERI, KOZHIKODE

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13 GOVT ARTS AND SCIENCE KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. Not Accredited NIL
COLLEGE, CHOKLI,
THALASSERY
14 GOVT ARTS AND SCIENCE CALICUT CALICUT GOVT. Not Accredited NIL
COLLEGE, KODUVALLY
15 GOVT ARTS AND SCIENCE CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT B++ I
COLLEGE, KONDOTTY
16 GOVT ARTS AND SCIENCE CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT Not Accredited NIL
COLLEGE, TANUR
17 GOVT ARTS AND SCIENCE
CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT Not Accredited NIL
COLLEGE, THRITHALA
18 GOVT COLLEGE OF FINE
CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT Not Accredited NIL
ARTS, THRISSUR
19 GOVT COLLLEGE,
ATTAPPADI
20 GOVT. ARTS & SCIENCE
COLLEGE,
KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT Not Accredited NIL
AMBALAPPUZHA,
ALAPPUZHA
21 GOVT. ARTS AND
SCIENCE COLLEGE, CALICUT CALICUT GOVT Not Accredited NIL
BALUSSERY
22 GOVT. ARTS AND
SCIENCE COLLEGE, CALICUT CALICUT GOVT Not Accredited NIL
MANKADA
23 GOVT. ARTS AND
SCIENCE COLLEGE,
KOZHINJAMPARA,
PALAKKAD
24 GOVT. ARTS AND
SCIENCE COLLEGE,
CU KOZHIKODE GOVT B II
MEENCHANDA,
KOZHIKODE
25 GOVT. ARTS COLLEGE,
THIRUVANANT
THYCAUD, KU GOVT C+ I
HAPURAM
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
26 GOVT. BRENNEN
COLLEGE, DHARMADAM , KR KANNUR GOVT A II
KANNUR
27 GOVT. COLLEGE FOR I
WOMEN,
THIRUVANANT
VAZHUTHACAUD, KERALA GOVT A
HAPURAM
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
28 GOVT. COLLEGE, NIL

PAYYANUR KANNUR KASARAGOD GOVT Not Accredited
29 GOVT. COLLEGE, I CYCLE

ATTINGAL, ACCREDI
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM TATION
IN
PROGRES
THIRUVANANT S
KERALA GOVT. NIL
HAPURAM (SUBMITT
ED LoI
AND
IEQA)

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30 GOVT. COLLEGE, CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. B I

CHITTUR, PALAKKAD
31 GOVT. COLLEGE, KU THIRUVANANT GOVT. B I
KANJIRAMKULAM, HAPURAM
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
32 GOVT. COLLEGE, MG IDUKKI GOVT. NIL
Not Accredited
KATTAPPANA, IDUKKI
33 GOVT. COLLEGE, CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. B I
KODENCHERY,
KOZHIKODE
34 GOVT. COLLEGE, CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT B I
MALAPPURAM
35 GOVT. COLLEGE, KANNUR WAYAND GOVT B I
MANANTHAVADY,
WAYANAD
36 GOVT. COLLEGE,
MANIMALAKUNNU, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT B I
ERNAKULAM
37 GOVT. COLLEGE,
MG IDUKKI GOVT Not Accredited NIL
MUNNAR, IDUKKI
38 GOVT. COLLEGE,
THIRUVANANT
NEDUMANGAD, KERALA GOVT. B 1
HAPURAM
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
39 GOVT. COLLEGE, TIRUR,
CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. B+ 1
MALAPPURAM
40 GOVT. COLLEGE,
TRIPUNITHURA, MG ERNAKULAM GOVT Not Accredited NIL
ERNAKULAM
41 GOVT. RAJA RAVI VARMA
COLLEGE FOR FINE ARTS,
KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT Not Accredited NIL
MAVELIKARA,
ALAPPUZHA
42 GOVT. SANSKRIT
COLLEGE,
MG ERANAKULAM GOVT B I
TRIPUNITHURA,
ERNAKULAM
43 GOVT. VICTORIA CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. A III
COLLEGE, PALAKKAD
44 GOVT.COLLEGE OF FINE KERALA TRIVANDRUM
GOVT Not Accredited NIL
ARTS, PALAYAM
45 GOVT.COLLEGE, CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B I
CHALAKKUDY, THRISSUR
46 GOVT.COLLEGE, KERALA TRIVANDRUM
KARIAVATTOM, GOVT Not Accredited NIL
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
47 GOVT.SANSKRIT KERALA TRIVANDRUM GOVT B++ 1
COLLEGE,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
48 K M M GOVT. WOMENS KR KANNUR GOVT B+ I

COLLEGE, KANNUR
49 KKTM GOVT . COLLEGE CU THRISSUR GOVT B I
PULLUT, THRISSUR
50 LAKSHMIBAI NATIONAL KERALA TRIVANDRUM
COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION,
KARIYAVATTOM
51 MAHARAJAS COLLEGE, MG ERNAKULAM GOVT.AIDED A III
ERNAKULAM

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52 N M S M GOVT. COLLEGE, CALICUT WAYAND GOVT C I

KALPETTA, WAYANAD
53 PHYSICAL EDUCATION CALICUT CALICUT
COLLEGE, EAST HILL, GOVT Not Accredited NIL
KOZHIKODE
54 POOKKOYA THANGAL CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. APPLIED I
MEMORIAL GOVT.
COLLEGE,
PERINTHALMANNA,
MALAPPURAM
55 R L V COLLEGE OF MUSIC MG ERNAKULAM
AND FINE ARTS, GOVT Not Accredited NIL
ERNAKULAM
56 SARBT MEMORIAL CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT B I
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE,
MUCHUKUNNU,
KOZHIKODE
57 SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL CUSAT ERNAKULAM
FISHERY, CUSAT, COCHI
58 SI MET COLLEGE OF MEDICAL ERNAKULAM
NURSING, PALLURUTHY UNIVERSIT GOVT Not Accredited NIL
Y
59 SREE NEELAKANDA CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT A II
GOVT. SANSKRIT
COLLEGE, PATTAMBI,
PALAKKAD
60 SREE SANKARACHARYA
UNIVERSITY OF - ERNAKULAM GOVT A 2
SANSKRIT, KALADY
61 SREE SWATHI THIRUNAL
COLLEGE OF MUSIC, KERALA TRIVANDRUM GOVT Not Accredited NIL
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
62 SRI. C ACHUTHA MEMON
GOVT. COLLEGE,
CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT B II
KUTTANELLUR,
THRISSUR
63 SVPK ARTS & SCIENCE CALICUT MALAPPURAM UNAIDED
COLLEGE, PALEMED, Not Accredited NIL
NILAMBUR, MALAPURAM
64 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT. A II
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM HAPURAM AIDED
65 GOVT. ARTS & SCIENCE KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT
COLLEGE, HAPURAM Not Accredited NIL
NEYYATTINKARA
66 GOVT. ARTS & SCIENCE KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT
Not Accredited NIL
COLLEGE, KATTAKADA HAPURAM
67 COLLEGE OF
CUSAT KOLLAM CAPE Not Accredited NIL
ENGINEERING, PERUMON
68 COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING, CUSAT KASARAGOD CAPE Not Accredited NIL
THRIKARIPPUR
69 COLLEGE OF PATTANAMTHI
CUSAT CAPE Not Accredited NIL
ENGINEERING, ADOOR TTA
70 COLLEGE OF CUSAT THIRUVANANT GOVT.
Not Accredited NIL
ENGINEERING, ATTINGAL HAPURAM
71 COLLEGE OF NIL
ENGINEERING,
CHENGANNUR CUSAT ALAPPUZHA IHRD Not Accredited

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72 COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING, CUSAT ALAPPUZHA GOVT Not Accredited NIL
CHERTHALA
73 COLLEGE OF CUSAT PATHANAMTHI GOVT.
ENGINEERING, TTA Not Accredited NIL
KALLOOPPARA
74 COLLEGE OF KERALA KOLLAM GOVT.
ENGINEERING, Not Accredited NIL
KARUNAGAPPALLY
75 COLLEGE OF KERALA KOLLAM GOVT.
ENGINEERING, Not Accredited NIL
KOTTARAKKARA
76 COLLEGE OF MG KOTTAYAM GOVT.
ENGINEERING, POONJAR Not Accredited NIL
77 MODEL ENGINEERING CUSAT ERANAKULAM GOVT.

Not Accredited NIL
COLLEGE, ERNAKULAM
78 LBS CENTRE FOR - THIRUVANANT GOVT.
Not Accredited NIL
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY HAPURAM
79 DIRECTORATE OF - THIRUVANANT GOVT.
TECHNICAL EDUCATION HAPURAM Not Accredited NIL
(DTE)
80 INSTITUTE OF HUMAN - HIRUVANANTH GOVT.
RESOURCE APURAM Not Accredited NIL
DEVELOPMENT (IHRD)
81 K.R. NARAYANAN - THRISSUR GOVT.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
Not Accredited NIL
VISUAL SCIENCE & ARTS,
THRISSUR
82 NATIONAL INSTITUTE - HIRUVANANTH GOVT.
FOR SPEECH AND APURAM Not Accredited NIL
HEARING (NISH)
83 LEKSHMIBAI NATIONAL KERALA HIRUVANANTH GOVT.
COLLEGE OF PYSHICAL APURAM Not Accredited NIL
EDUCATION (LNCPE)
84 CO-OPERATIVE - TRIVANDRUM GOVT.
ACADEMY OF
Not Accredited NIL
PROVISIONAL
EDUCATION (CAPE)
85 INSTITUTE OF - HIRUVANANTH GOVT.
MANAGEMENT IN APURAM Not Accredited NIL
KERALA (IMK)
86 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF
MANAGEMENT,
- CALICUT GOVT. Accredited A
KOZHIKODE (IIM,
KOZHIKODE)
87 NATIONAL INSTITUE OF - CALICUT GOVT.
Accredited A
TECHNOLOGY (NIT - C)
88 GOVT. BRENNEN KANNUR KANNUR GOVT.
COLLEGE OF TEACHER
Not Accredited NIL
EDUCATION,
THALASSERY
89 GOVT. COLLEGE OF KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT B I
TEACHER EDUCATION, HAPURAM
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
90 INSTITUTE OF MG THRISSUR GOVT. NIL
ADVANCED STUDIES IN
EDUCATION, THRISSUR Not Accredited

Revised RUSA Plan
91 GOVT. COLLEGE OF CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT A I

TEACHER EDUCATION,
KOZHIKODE
92 ACQUINAS COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B II
EDACOCHIN, AIDED
ERNAKULAM
93 PROPPOSED
AL-AMEEN
GOVT.
(NACC VISIT
COLLEGE,EDATHALA,AL MG ERANAKULAM I
AIDEDEXPECTED
UVA,ERNAKULAM
2014)
94 ALL SAINTS COLLEGE, KU THIRUVANANT GOVT.AIDED B II
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM HAPURAM
95 ALPHONSA COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT.AIDED B III
KOTTAYAM
96 ALSHIFA SCHOOL OF CALICUT MALAPPURAM PRIVATE
NURSING,PERINTHALMA
Not Accredited NIL
NNA, MALAPPURAM
97 AMAL COLLEGE OF CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.AIDED

ADVANCED STUDIES,
Not Accredited NIL
NILAMBUR,
MALAPPURAM
98 ANSAR ARABIC COLLEGE CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.AIDED
- VALAVANNUR, Not Accredited NIL
MALAPPURAM
99 ANVARUL ISLAM ARABIC CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.AIDED
Not Accredited NIL
COLLEGE , KUNIYIL
100 ANVARUL ISLAM CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.
VANITHA ARABIC AIDED Not Accredited NIL
COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM
101 ASSUMPTION COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A II
CHANGANACHERRY, AIDED
KOTTAYAM
102 B K COLLEGE FOR MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B++ II
WOMEN, AMALAGIRI, AIDED
KOTTAYAM
103 BASELIUS COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B++ II
KOTTAYAM AIDED
104 BASELIUS POULOSE II MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. A I
CATHOLICATE COLLEGE, AIDED
PIRAVAM, ERNAKULAM
105 BHARATHAMATHA MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. A II
COLLEGE, AIDED
THRIKKAKARA,
ERNAKULAM
106 BISHOP MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B II
CHOOLAPARAMBIL AIDED
MEMORIAL COLLEGE,
KOTTAYAM
107 BISHOP MOORE COLLEGE, KU ALAPPUZHA GOVT. B II
MAVELIKKARA, AIDED
ALAPPUZHA
108 BAM COLLEGE, MG PATTANAMTHI GOVT. B 1
THURUTHICAD TTA AIDED
109 C M S COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B++ II
KOTTAYAM AIDED
CARMEL COLLEGE, CU THRISSUR GOVT. A II
110
MALA, THRISSUR AIDED
CATHOLICATE COLLEGE, MG PATHANAMTHI GOVT. B++ II
111
PATHANAMTHITTA TTA AIDED

Revised RUSA Plan
CHRIST COLLEGE, CU THRISSUR GOVT. A II

112 IRINJALAKKUDA, AIDED
THRISSUR
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, KU THIRUVANANT GOVT. B II
113 KATTAKKADA, HAPURAM AIDED
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
CO-OPERATIVE ARTS & KR KANNUR GOVT.
114 SCIENCE COLLEGE, AIDED Not Accredited NIL
MADAYI, KANNUR
COCHIN COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B II
115
ERNAKULAM AIDED
COLLEGE OF APPLIED CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT.
SCIENCE,KOTTAYI,PALAK AIDED
116 Not Accredited NIL
KAD
COLLEGE OF APPLIED CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.

SCIENCE IHRD, AIDED
117 VAZHAKAD, Not Accredited NIL
MALAPPURAM
COLLEGE OF APPLIED KANNUR WAYANAD GOVT.

SCIENCES, AIDED
MUKKAM,THIRUVAMBAD
Y, WAYANAD
119 CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, MG PATTANAMTHI GOVT. A II
CHENGNNUR TTA AIDED
D B COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B I
120
KOTTAYAM AIDED
DARUL IRSHAD ARABIC KANNUR KANNUR GOVT.
121 COLLEGE, PARAL, AIDED Not Accredited NIL
KANNUR.
DARUL ULOOM ARABIC CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.
COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM AIDED
DARUNAJITH ARABIC CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.
COLLEGE, AIDED
KARUVARAKUND,
MALAPPURAM
DEVA MATHA COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A II
124 KURAVILANGAD, AIDED
KOTTAYAM
DEVASWOM BOARD MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A II
125 COLLEGE AIDED
THALAYOLAPARAMBU
DEVASWOM BOARD KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B++ I
COLLEGE, AIDED
126
SASTHAMCOTTAH,
KOLLAM
D B COLLEGE PARUMALA MG PATTANAMTHI GOVT. B+ I
127
TTA AIDED
EMEA COLLEGE OF ARTS CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. B++ I
AND SCIENCE, AIDED
128
KONDOTTY,
MALAPPURAM
FAROOK COLLEGE, CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. A II
129
FAROOK, KOZHIKODE AIDED
FAROOK TRRAINING CALICUT CALUT GOVT. A II
130
COLLEGE, CALICUT AIDED
FATIMA MATA NATIONAL KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. A III
131 COLLEGE, KOLLAM AIDED

Revised RUSA Plan
HENRY BAKER COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT.

MELUKAVU, KOTTAYAM AIDED
IQBAL COLLEGE, KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT. B II
133 PERINGAMMALA, HAPURAM AIDED
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
KURIAKOSE ELIAS MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A II
134 COLLEGE, MANNANAM, AIDED
KOTTAYAM
KURIAKOSE GREGORIOS MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B I
135 COLLEGE, PAMPADY, AIDED
KOTTAYAM
LITTLE FLOWER CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B I
136 COLLEGE, GURUVAYUR, AIDED
THRISSUR
LOYOLA COLLEGE OF KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT. A II
137 SOCIAL SCIENCE, HAPURAM AIDED
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
M E S ARTS AND SCIENCE CALICUT KOZHIKODE UNAIDED
COLLEGE,
CHATHAMANGALAM,
KOZHIKODE
M E S KALLADI COLLEGE, CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. A II
139 MANNARKKAD, AIDED
PALAKKAD
M M N S S COLLEGE, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B I
140
KOTTIYAM, KOLLAM AIDED
M S M COLLEGE, KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. B I
141 KAYAMKULAM, AIDED
ALAPPUZHA
M.E.S COLLEGE MG IDUKKI GOVT. C++ I
142
NEDUMKANDAM AIDED
MADEENATHUL ULOOM CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.
143 ARABIC COLLEGE, AIDED Not Accredited NIL
MALAPPURAM
MAHATMA GANDHI KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT. A II
144 COLLEGE, NALANCHIRA, HAPURAM AIDED
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
MALABAR CHRISTIAN CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. A II
145
COLLEGE, KOZHIKODE AIDED
MALABAR COLLEGE OF CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.
146 ADVANCED STUDIES, AIDED Not Accredited NIL
VENGARA
MANNANIYA COLLEGE KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT.
147 OF ARTS AND SCIENCE, HAPURAM AIDED Not Accredited NIL
TVPM
MAR ATHANASIUS MG ERANAKULAM GOVT.AIDED A II
COLLEGE,
148
KOTHAMANGALAM,
ERNAKULAM
MAR DIONYSIUS CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B I
149 COLLEGE, PAZHANJI, AIDED
THRISSUR
MAR IVANIOS COLLEGE, KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT.AIDED A II
150 NALANCHIRA, HAPURAM
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
MAR THOMA COLLEGE MG ERANAKULAM GOVT.AIDED B II
FOR WOMEN,
151 PERUMBAVOOR,
ERNAKULAM

Revised RUSA Plan
MAR THOMA COLLEGE, CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. B++ I

CHUNGATHARA, AIDED
152
MALAPPURAM
MAR THOMA COLLEGE, KERALA PATHANAMTHI GOVT. B 1

153
PATHANAMTHITTA TTA AIDED
MARY MATHA ARTS AND KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. A II
SCIENCE COLLEGE, AIDED
154
MANANTHAVADY,
WAYANAD
MERCY COLLEGE, CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. A II
155
PALAKKAD AIDED
MES ASMABI COLLEGE, CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. A II
P.VEMBALLUR, AIDED
156
KODUNGALLOR,
THRISSUR
MES COLLEGE, PONNANI, CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. A II
157
MALAPPURAM AIDED
MES KEVEEYAM CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. B I
158 COLLEGE, VALANCHERY, AIDED
MALAPPURAM
MES MAMPAD COLLEGE, CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. A II
159
MAMPAD, MALAPPURAM AIDED
MORNING STAR HOME MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B II
160 SCIENCE COLLEGE, AIDED
ANGAMALI, ERNAKULAM
MUHAMMED CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. B++ I
ABDURAHIMAN AIDED
161 MEMORIAL ORPHANAGE
COLLEGE, KOZHIKODE
MUSLIM EDUCATIONAL MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B+ II

162 SOCIETY COLLEGE, AIDED
ERNAKULAM
N S S COLLEGE, KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. B+ I
163 CHERTHALA, AIDED
ALAPPUZHA
N A M COLLEGE, KANNUR KANNUR GOVT.
KALLIKANDY, KANNUR AIDED
N I A COLLEGE, KANNUR KANNUR GOVT.
KADAVATHUR, KANNUR AIDED
N S S COLLEGE, CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. B I
166
MANJERY, MALAPPURAM AIDED
N S S COLLEGE, CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. B+ I
167
NEMMARA, PALAKKAD AIDED
N S S COLLEGE, NILAMEL, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B I
168
KOLLAM AIDED
N S S COLLEGE, CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. B++ I
169 OTTAPPALAM, AIDED
PALAKKAD
N S S COLLEGE, KERALA PATHANAMTHI GOVT. B++ I
170 PANDALAM, TTA AIDED
PATHANAMTHITTA
N S S COLLEGE, KERALA IDUKKI GOVT.
RAJAKUMARI, IDUKKI AIDED
N S S HINDU COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B++ II
CHANGANACHERRY, AIDED
172 KOTTAYAM

Revised RUSA Plan
NEHRU ARTS AND CALICUT KASARAGOD GOVT. A II

SCIENCE COLLEGE, AIDED
173
KANHANGAD,
KASARAGOD
NEWMAN COLLEGE, MG IDUKKI GOVT. A II
174
THODUPUZHA, IDUKKI AIDED
NIRMALAGIRI COLLEGE, KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. A II
175 KUTHUPARAMBA, AIDED
KANNUR
NSS COLLEGE FOR KU THIRUVANANT GOVT.AIDED A II
WOMEN, HAPURAM
176
NEERAMANKARA,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
PAVANATMA COLLEGE, MG IDUKKI GOVT. B+ II
177
MURICKASSERY, IDUKKI AIDED
PAYYANNUR COLLEGE, KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. A I
178
PAYYANNUR, KANNUR AIDED
PAZHASSIRAJA COLLEGE, CALICUT WAYANAD GOVT.
179 PULPALLY, WAYANAD AIDED Not Accredited NIL
PAZHASSIRAJA N S S KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. B I

180 COLLEGE, MATTANNUR, AIDED
KANNUR
PRAJYOTHI NIKETAN CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B I
181 COLLEGE, PUTHUKKAD, AIDED
THRISSUR
PROVIDENCE WOMENS CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. A II
182
PSMO COLLEGE, CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. B+ I
183 THIRURANGADI, AIDED
MALAPPURAM
R SANKAR MEMORIAL CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT.
SNDP YOGAM ARTS AND AIDED
SCIENCE COLLEGE ,
KOILANDY, KOZHIKODE
ROUZATHUL ULOOM CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT.
185 ARABIC COLLEGE, AIDED Not Accredited NIL
KOZHIKODE
S A S S N D P YOGAM KERALA PATHANAMTHI GOVT.
COLLEGE, TTA AIDED
186 LOI 1
KONNI,PATHANAMTHITT
A
S D COLLGE, ALAPPUZHA KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. A II
187
AIDED
S E S COLLEGE, KANNUR KANNUR GOVT.
188 SREEKANDAPURAM, AIDED LOI 1
KANNUR
S N COLLEGE, KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT. B+ I
189 CHEMPAZHANTHY, HAPURAM AIDED
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
S N COLLEGE, KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT.
190 CHENGANNUR, AIDED Not Accredited NIL
ALAPPUZHA
S N COLLEGE, SIVAGIRI, KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT. B+ I
191 VARKALA, HAPURAM AIDED
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
S N COLLEGE, KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. A I
THOTTADA, KANNUR AIDED
192

Revised RUSA Plan
S.N COLLEGE, PUNALUR, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B I

193
KOLLAM AIDED
S.N. COLLEGE, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT.
CHATHANNUR, KOLLAM AIDED
S.N.COLLEGE, KOLLAM KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B+ I
195
AIDED
SACRED HEART COLLEGE CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. A II
196 FOR WOMEN, AIDED
CHALAKKUDY, THRISSUR
SACRED HEART MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. A III
197 COLLEGE, THEVARA, AIDED
ERNAKULAM
SIR SYED COLLEGE, KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. B II
198 THALIPARAMBA, AIDED
KANNUR
SR. AYYAPPA KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT.
DEVASWOM BOARD AIDED
199 COLLEGE, Not Accredited NIL
ERAMALIKARA,
ALAPPUZHA
SREE KRISHNA COLLGE, CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B++ I
200
GURUVAYUR, THRISSUR AIDED
SREE NARAYANA ARTS MG KOTTAYAM GOVT.
AND SCIENCE COLLEGE, AIDED
KUMARAKOM,
KOTTAYAM
SREE NARAYANA KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B+ I
202 COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, AIDED
KOLLAM
SREE NARAYANA CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. B I
203 COLLEGE, ALATHUR, AIDED
PALAKKAD
SREE NARAYANA CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B+ I
204 COLLEGE, NATTIKA, AIDED
THRISSUR
SREE NARAYANA GURU CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. B+ I
205 COLLEGE, CHELANNUR, AIDED
KOZHIKODE
SREE NARAYANA TRUST CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. B+ I
206 COLLEGE, SHORNUR, AIDED
PALAKKAD
SREE SANKARA MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B II
COLLEGE, KALADY, AIDED
207
ERNAKULAM
SREE SANKARA MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B I

VIDYAPEETOM COLLEGE, AIDED
208 PERUMBAVOOR,
ERNAKULAM
SREE VIDYADHIRAJA N S MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B++ I

209 S COLLEGE, VAZHOOR, AIDED
KOTTAYAM
SREE VIVEKANANDA MG THRISSUR GOVT.
210 COLLEGE, KIZHOOR, AIDED Not Accredited NIL
THRISSUR
SREEKRISHNAPURAM V T CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. B I
B COLLEGE, AIDED
211
MANNAMPATTA,
PALAKKAD

Revised RUSA Plan
SRI VYASA N S S CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B+ I

COLLEGE, AIDED
212
WADAKKANJERY,
THRISSUR
ST. ALOYSIUS COLLEGE, MG ALAPPUZHA GOVT. B+ II
213
EDTHUA, ALAPPUZHA AIDED
ST. BERCHAMANS MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A III
COLLEGE, AIDED
214
CHANGANACHERRY,
KOTTAYAM
ST. CYRILS COLLEGE, KERALA PATHANAMTHI GOVT. B I
215 ADOOR, TTA AIDED
PATHANAMTHITTA
ST. GEORGES COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A II
216 ARUVITHURA, AIDED
KOTTAYAM
ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. A II
ALAPPUZHA
ST. MARYS COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B I
MANNARCAUD, AIDED
218
KOTTAYAM
ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B++ I

219 PATHANAPURAM, AIDED
KOLLAM
ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B+ I
220
UZHAVOOR, KOTTAYAM AIDED
ST. XAVIERS COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B I
221
VAIKOM, KOTTAYAM AIDED
ST.ALBERTS COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. A II
222
ERNAKULAM AIDED
ST.DOMINICS COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B++ II
223 KANJIRAPPALLY, AIDED
KOTTAYAM
ST.GREGORIOS COLLEGE, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B++ I
224 KOTTARAKKARA, AIDED
KOLLAM
ST.JOSEPHS COLLEGE, CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. A II
225
DEVAGIRI, KOZHIKODE AIDED
ST.JOSEPHS COLLEGE, CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. A III
226 IRINJALAKKUDA, AIDED
THRISSUR
ST.JOSEPHS COLLEGE, MG IDUKKI GOVT. B II
227
MOOLAMATTOM, IDUKKI AIDED
ST.MARYS COLLEGE, CALICUT WAYAND GOVT. A II
228 SULTHANBETHERY, AIDED
WAYANAD
ST.MARYS COLLEGE, CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. A II
THRISSUR AIDED
229
ST.MICHAELS COLLEGE, KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. B+ I

ALAPPUZHA
ST.PAULS COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B II
KALAMASSERRY, AIDED
231 ERNAKULAM

Revised RUSA Plan
ST.PETERS COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B+ II

232 KOLENCHERRY, AIDED
ERNAKULAM
ST.PIUS X COLLEGE, KANNUR KASARAGOD GOVT. B+ I
233 RAJAPURAM, AIDED
KASARAGOD
ST.TERESAS COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. A II
234
ERNAKULAM AIDED
ST.THOMAS COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B++ II
235 PALA, KOTTAYAM AIDED
ST.XAVIERS COLLEGE MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. A III
236 FOR WOMEN, ALUVA, AIDED
ERNAKULAM
SULLAMUSLAM ARABIC CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.
COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM AIDED
SUNNIYA ARABIC CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT.
T K M M COLLEGE, KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. B I
239 NANGIARKULANGARA, AIDED
ALAPPUZHA
THANGAL KUNJU KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B+ I
MUSALIAR COLLEGE OF AIDED
240
ARTS AND SCIENCE,
KOLLAM
UNION CHRISTIAN MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. A III
241 COLLEGE, ALUVA, AIDED
ERNAKULAM
UNITY WOMENS CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. B II
242 COLLEGE, MANJERY, AIDED
MALAPPURAM
VIMALA COLLEGE, CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. A II
243
THRISSUR AIDED
VTM NSS COLLEGE, KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT. B II
244
DHANUVACHAPURAM HAPURAM AIDED
W.M.O.ARTS AND KANNUR WAYAND GOVT. A II
245 SCIENCE COLLEGE, AIDED
MUTTIL, WAYANAD
ZAMORINS CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. B II
GURUVAYURAPPAN AIDED
246
COLLEGE,
KOZHIKODE
COLLEGE OF KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT A II
247 ENGINEERING, BARTON HAPURAM
HILL, TRIVANDRUM
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE KANNUR KANNUR
248 OF ENGINEERING, GOVT Not Accredited NIL
KANNUR
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE KERALA THIRUVANANT
OF HAPURAM
249 ENGINEERING,THIRUVAN GOVT A II
ANTHAPURAM
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE MG IDUKKI

250 OF ENGINEERING, IDUKKI GOVT Not Accredited NIL
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE CALICUT KOZHIKODE NIL

OF ENGINEERING,
251 KOZHIKODE GOVT Not Accredited

Revised RUSA Plan
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE CALICUT PALAKKAD

OF ENGINEERING,
252 GOVT Not Accredited NIL
SREEKRISHNAPURAM,
PALAKKAD
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE MG THRISSUR A I
253 OF ENGINEERING, GOVT
THRISSUR
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE KANNUR WAYAND
254 OF ENGINEERING, GOVT Not Accredited NIL
WAYANAD
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE MG KOTTAYAM
255 OF TECHNOLOGY, GOVT. Not Accredited NIL
KOTTAYAM
MAR ATHANASIUS MG ERNAKULAM GOVT AIDED
COLLEGE OF
256 ENGINEERING, Not Accredited NIL
KOTHAMANGALAM,
ERNAKULAM
NSS COLLEGE OF CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT AIDED
ENGINEERING,
AKATHETHARA,
PALAKKAD
TKM COLLEGE OF KERALA KOLLAM GOVT.AIDED A I
258
ENGINEERING, KOLLAM
LBS COLLEGE OF KANNUR KASARAGOD GOVT.AIDED
259 ENGINEERING, MULIYAR, Not Accredited NIL
KASARAGOD
LBS INSTITUTE OF KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT.AIDED
TECHNOLOGY FOR HAPURAM
WOMEN, POOJAPPURA,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
COLLEGE OF KOTTAYAM GOVT
261 ENGINEERING, Not Accredited NIL
KIDANGOOR, KOTTAYAM
COLLEGE OF MG ALAPPUZHA
ENGINEERING &
MANAGEMENT,
PUNNAPRA, ALAPPUZHA
COLLEGE OF KANNUR KASARAGOD
ENGINEERING,
TRIKARIPUR,
KASARAGOD
COLLEGE OF KANNUR KANNUR
264 ENGINEERING, GOVT Not Accredited NIL
THALASSERY, KANNUR
COLLEGE OF CALICUT KOZHIKODE
ENGINEERING,
MANDARATHUR,
VADAKARA, KOZHIKODE
COLLEGE OF KERALA KOLLAM
ENGINEERING,
PATHANAPURAM,
KURIOTTUMALA,
ELIKATTOR, KOLLAM
SREE CHITRA THIRUNAL KERALA THIRUVANANT

COLLEGE OF HAPURAM
PAPPANAMCODE,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM

Revised RUSA Plan
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MG IDUKKI

THODUPUZHA, IDUKKI
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF KERALA THIRUVANANT
ENGINEERING, HAPURAM
KARIAVATTOM,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
CALICUT UNIVERSITY CALICUT MALAPPURAM
INSTITUTE OF
ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY,
THENHIPALAM,
MALAPPURAM
COLLEGE OF MG IDUKKI
271 ENGINEERING, MUNNAR, GOVT Not Accredited NIL
IDUKKI
RAJAGIRI COLLEGE OF MG ERNAKULAM
GOVT.
272 SOCIAL SCIENCES, A III
AIDED
KALAMASSERRY
ST. THOMAS COLLEGE, CALICUT THRISSUR
GOVT.
273 THRISSUR A II
AIDED
ST. XAVIERS COLLEGE, KERALA THIRUVANANT
GOVT.
274 THUMBA HAPURAM B II
AIDED
MAR THEOTHILUS KERALA THIRUVANANT
TRAINING COLLEGE, HAPURAM
275 GOVT.AIDED A II
NALANCHIRA,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
KARMALA RANI KERALA KOLLAM
276 TRAINING COLLEGE, GOVT.AIDED Not Accredited NIL
KOLLAM
SREE NARAYANA KERALA THIRUVANANT
TRAINING COLLEGE, HAPURAM GOVT.
277 B II
NEDUMGANDA, AIDED
TRIVANDRUM
MOUNT TABOR TRAINING KERALA KOLLAM
COLLEGE, GOVT.
278 B+ I
PATHANAPURAM, AIDED
KOLLAM
NSS TRAINING COLLEGE, KERALA PATHANAMTHI
GOVT.
279 PANDALAM, TTA B++ I
AIDED
PATHANAMTHITTA
PEET MEMORIAL KERALA ALAPPUZHA
TRAINING COLLEGE, GOVT.
280 B++ I
MAVELIKKARA, AIDED
ALAPPUZHA
ST. JOSEPH TRAINING MG ERANAKULAM
COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,
GOVT.
281 KOVILVATTOM ROAD, B II
AIDED
ERNAKULAM, COCHIN
MOUNT CARMEL MG KOTTAYAM I

COLLEGE OF TEACHER
EDUCATION,
KANJIKUZHI, KOTTAYAM GOVT.
282 B
-4 AIDED

Revised RUSA Plan
N S S TRAINING COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT.

283 B++ I
CHANGANACHERRY – 2 AIDED
ST. JOSEPH'S TRAINING MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B II
284 COLLEGE, MANNANAM P AIDED
O,KOTTAYAM
ST. THOMAS COLLEGE OF MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A+ II
285 TEACHER EDUCATION, AIDED
PALA - 686 575
TITUS II TEACHERS MG THIRUVALLA GOVT. A I
286 COLLEGE, THIRUVALLA - AIDED
689 101
FAROOK TRAINING CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT. A II
COLLEGE, FAROOK AIDED
287
COLLEGE P O, FEROKE,
KOZHIKODE 673 632
N S S TRAINING COLLEGE, CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. B++ I
288 OTTAPPALAM, AIDED
PALAKKAD
P K M COLLEGE OF KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. A I
289 EDUCATION, MADAMPAM AIDED
P O, KANNUR
KEYI SAHIB TRAINING KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. B I
290 COLLEGE, KARIMBAM, AIDED
TALIPARAMBA, KANNUR
GOVT. COLLEGE, KANNUR KANNUR GOVT.
MANATHAVADY
DEVASWOM BOARD MG PATHANAMTHI GOVT.AIDED B+ I
292 PAMPA COLLEGE , TTA
PATHANAMTHITTA
MAR THOMA COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A II
293 KUTTAPUZHA, AIDED
THIRUVALLA
MAR THOMA TEACHERS MG PATHANAMTHI GOVT. A I
TRAINING COLLEGE, TTA AIDED
294
RANNI,
PATHANAMTHITTA
MARIAN COLLEGE, MG IDUKKI GOVT. A II
295 KUTTIKANAM, AIDED
IDUKKI
MES SULLAMUSLAM CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.AIDED B+ I
SCIENCE COLLEGE,
296
ARECODE,
MALAPPURAM
MIMS COLLEGE OF CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.AIDED B I
297 NURSING, VAZHAYOOR,
MALAPPURAM
MOUNT CARMEL MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A II
TRAINING COLLEGE, AIDED
298
MUTTAMBALOM,
KOTTAYAM
NIRMALA COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B III
MUVATTUPUZHA, AIDED
299
ERNAKULAM
PANAMPILLY MEMORIAL CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT B I

GOVT. COLLEGE, POTTA,
CHALAKUDY,
300
THRISSUR

Revised RUSA Plan
RAJAGIRI SCHOOL OF MG KOCHI GOVT. B I

ENGINEERING & AIDED
301 TECHNOLOGY,
RAJAGIRI VALLY,
KOCHI
SNM TRAINING COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B++ I
302 NORTHPARUR, AIDED
ERNAKULAM
SAHODARAN AYYAPPAN MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. A I
MEMORIAL TRAINING AIDED
303
COLLEGE, POOTHOTTA,
ERNAKULAM
SCHOOL OF MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B I
PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES AIDED
304 , MG UNIVERSITY,
PRIYADARSHINI HILLS,
KOTTAYAM
SREE KERALA VARMA CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. A I
305 COLLEGE, AIDED
THRISSUR
SN COLLEGE, KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. B++ I
ALAPPUZHA
SREE NARAYANA MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B I
MANGALAM COLLEGE, AIDED
307
MALIANKARA,
ERNAKULAM
ST. ALOYSIUS COLLEGE, CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B II
ELTHURUTH, AIDED
308 THRISSUR,
CALICUT
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B+ I

309 ANCHAL, AIDED
KOLLAM
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. A II
ALAPPUZHA
ST. THOMAS COLLEGE, MG PATHANAMTHI GOVT. B+ I
311 RANNI, TTA AIDED
PATHANAMTHITTA
ST. THOMAS COLLEGE, MG PATHANAMTHI GOVT. B++ II
312 KOZHENCHERRY, TTA AIDED
PATHANAMTHITTA
STELLA MARY'S MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. A III
313
COLLEGE, KOTTAYAM AIDED
TKM COLLEGE OF ARTS & CALICUT WAYAND GOVT. A II
314 SCIENCE, AIDED
MANATHAVADY
THUNCHAN MEMORIAL CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT B+ I
GOVT. COLLEGE,
315
TIRUR,
MALAPPURAM
TOC H INSTITUTE OF MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B I
SCIENCE & AIDED
TECHNOLOGY,
316 ARAKUNNAM,
ERANAKULAM

Revised RUSA Plan
KUNJU KRISHNAN KERALA THIRUVANANT GOVT B I

NADAR MEMORIAL HAPURAM
GOVT. ARTS SCIENCE
317 COLLEGE,
KANJIRAMKULAM,
NEYATTINKARA,
TVPM
College With Potential For Excellence Status - as in 2013-14 (Baseline Data)

Funding
(Private/ Cycle
Sl Governme of
Name of College University District Tenure
No nt/ Exten
Governme sion
nt Aided
University College,
1 Thiruvananthapuram Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Govt. II 2010-12
Govt. Womens College,

2 Thiruvananthapuram Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Govt I 2010-‘12
Maharaja’s College,
3 Ernakulam MG Ernakulam Govt III 2014-‘19
Govt. Victoria College,

4 Palakkad Calicut Palakkad Govt. III 2010-‘12
Mar Ivanios College Govt.

5 Kerala Thiruvannathapuram III 2014-‘19
Aided
M G College, Pattom Govt.
6 Kerala Thiruvannathapuram I 2010-‘12
Aided
Farook College, Feroke Govt.
7 Calicut Kozhikkode III 2014-‘19
Aided
St.Joseph’s College, Govt.
8 Devagiri Calicut Kozhikkode III 2014-‘19
Aided
S H College, Thevara Govt.
9 MG Ernakulam III 2014-‘19
Aided
Marian College, Govt.
10 Kuttikkanam MG Idukki I 2014-‘19
Aided
M A College, Govt.
11 Kothamangalam MG Ernakulam I 2014-‘19
Aided
St.Theresa’s College, Govt.
12 Ernakulam MG Erunakulam III 2014-‘19
Aided
S B College, Govt.
13 Changanassery MG Ernakulam II 2010-‘12
Aided
Total 13 Colleges

Revised RUSA Plan
FACULTY ( Govt. Arts, Science & Commerce Colleges) BASELINE DATA
ARTS SCIENCE COMMERCE

ACTUAL ACTUAL ACTUAL
Sanctioned
Period
Sanctioned
Sanctioned
Male Female Male Female Male Female
Total
Total
total
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Guest
Guest
Guest
Guest
Guest
Guest
2010-11 1017 479 27 538 98 1142 941 473 26 468 90 1057 169 107 5 62 16 190
2011-12 1088 504 57 584 100 1088 959 482 50 477 88 1097 169 107 9 62 16 194
Source Primary Data
2012-13 1134 529 35 605 153 1134 967 483 29 484 130 1126 180 112 5 68 24 209
2013-14 1191 560 72 631 187 1191 988 494 60 494 155 1203 230 141 14 89 36 280
2014-15 1235 582 66 653 183 1484 1009 505 54 504 150 1213 250 152 13 98 37 300
FACULTY DETAILS (Total)- GOVERNMENT Arts, Science and Commerce

Colleges
Period Nature Male Female Total

Permanent 1059 1068 2127
2010-11 Guest 58 204 262
Total 1117 1272 2389
Permanent 1093 1123 2216
2011-12 Guest 116 204 320
Total 1209 1327 2536
Permanent 1124 1157 2281
2012-13 Guest 69 307 376
Total 1193 1464 2657
Permanent 1195 1214 2409
2013-14 Guest 146 378 525
Total 1341 1592 2934
Permanent 1239 1255 2494
2014-15 Guest 133 370 503
Total 1372 1625 2997

Revised RUSA Plan
STATE HIGHER EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Part - Basic Information

1. BASIC PROFILE OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
Total 2f 12B NAAC % NAAC
Accredited Accredited
to total
State Universities 12
State Private Universities Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
Deemed Universities 2 NA NA NA NA
Government Colleges 64 64 60 35 55.56
Aided Colleges 182 182 175 73 40
Private Colleges 557 Nil Nil 2 Nil
Total Post Graduate Departments in State
175 Nil Nil Nil Nil
Universities
Academic Staff Colleges 3 NA NA Nil Nil
Any Other
1. Govt. Engineering Colleges 9 6 3 Nil Nil
2. Govt. Training Colleges 4 4 4 Nil Nil
3. Aided Training Colleges 17 9 53 Nil Nil
Total 1025
2. UNIVERSITY WISE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
Names University Dept. & Constituent Affiliated Colleges
Colleges
State Public Universities Number of Numbe Num Teache Numbe Number Number Teacher
Colleges/ r of ber of r r of of of Student
Dept. Student Teach Stude College Students Teachers Ratio
s ers in nt s (All in
(All Positi Ratio Levels) Position
Levels) on
University of Kerala 42 820 176 1:5 242 108706 2755 1:40

University of Calicut 31 2602 171 1:15 367 2813
M G University 67 7951 580 1:14 337 149300 10468 1:14
Kannur University 43 2615 51 1:51 20 11647 888 1:13
Sree Sankara University 8 6000 400 1:15 Nil Nil Nil Nil
of Sanskrit (SSUS)
National University of Nil 398 10 1:40 Nil Nil Nil Nil
Advanced Legal Studies
(NUALS)
Cochin University of 27 6257 483 1:13 Nil Nil Nil Nil
Science and Technology
(CUSAT)
Health University Nil Nil Nil Nil 7 13143 2405 1:5
(Allopathic Medicine –
Govt.)
Kerala Fisheries 14 426 35 1:12 Nil Nil Nil Nil
University
Kerala Agricultural 7 1741 519 1:3.4 Nil Nil Nil Nil
University
Kerala Kalamandalam 19 582 41 1:14 Nil Nil Nil Nil

Deemed University
Revised RUSA Plan
Thunchathezhuthanchan 5 270 22 1:12 Nil Nil Nil Nil

Malayalam University
Kerala Veterinary and 4 colleges. 1328 247 1:5 2(institu 200(admi 10 1:20
Animal Science 48 tes).Fro ssion
University (KVASU) (20+18+6+ m 2014 only in
4) onwards Septemb
depts. . er,2014)
State Private University Nil
315 30990 2735 1:11 975 282996 19339 1:15

Total
State Data for Colleges across the State - 2014-15

In
fr
as
Acc
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Cat uc
itat
ego Te % tu
St ion
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at Sta stat
(Go he in G
us tus us
vt./ rs or ra
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Go in Tot % % % % ity nt
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vt. po al of of of O s
Year ve r NO
Aid sit Stu Wo S S B re
of rsi U )
Sl. Name of ed/ io den me C T C qu Tot
Estab ty G
No. College Pvt ns ts n St St St ire al
lishm Af C
/Au (A Str stu ud ud ud d
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(As ton ll eng den en en en
at t Ye
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UG ous te ud 14
No and
C /Co go en -
n gra
Act nsti rie ts 15
2f) de
) tue s)
12 nt)
B/n
on
12
B
K
GOVT.COLL E
12
EGE, R 2 Go 50. 10 33 3
1 1981 Nil No * 664 0 .3 A1
CHAVARA, A F vt. 3 .6 .7 2
2
KOLLAM L
A
CK
GOVINDAN
NAIR C
MEMORIAL A
GOVT.COLL LI 12 Go 44. 10 10 29 3 1.
2 1975 2F B * 591 A1
EGE, C B vt. 8 .8 .6 .3 2 73
PERAMBRA U
, T
KOZHIKOD
E
3 CHEMBAI 2001 C 2 12 Go N * 80 63 14 1 22 3 1. A1

Revised RUSA Plan
MEMORIAL A F B vt. A 6 15
GOVT LI
MUSIC C
COLLEGE, U
PALAKKAD T
COLLEGE
C
OF APPLIED
A
SCIENCE,
LI 2 12 Go N 2 A
4 NADAPURA 2005 * Ω β $ & A1
C F B vt. A @ 8 1
M,
U
KOZHIKOD
T
E
DON C
BOSCO A
AI
COLLEGE, LI 12 N 3 A
5 2005 2f DE # Ω β $ & A1
SULTHAN C B A @ 4 1
D
BETHERY, U
WAYANAD T
EKNM
K
GOVT.
A
COLLEGE,
N 2 12 Go 36. 18 25 1.
6 ELERITHAT 1981 No * 487 33 50 A1
N F B vt. 3 .8 .1 38
TU,
U
KASARAGO
R
D
GPM
K
GOVT.
A
COLLEGE,
N 2 12 Go NA 26. 23 3 1.
7 MANJESWA 1980 * 394 75 22 A1
N F B vt. 2 .1 0 93
RAM,
U
KASARAGO
R
D
K
GOVERNME
A
NT
N 12 Go 137 10. 18 8. 69 3 3.
8 COLLEGE, 1957 2F A * A1
N B vt. 0 69 .3 4 .3 8 52
KASARAGO
U
D
R
GOVERNME
NT
M 12 Go 101 51. 13 1. 67 2
9 COLLEGE, 1972 2F B * 5 A1
G B vt. 0 8 .2 8 .5 9
KOTTAYA
M
SABTM
GOVERNME C
NT A
COLLEGE, LI 2 12 Go 30. 8. 15 2 2.
10 1975 B * 410 0 A1
KOYILAND C F B vt. 0 0 .5 8 75
Y, U
KOZHIKOD T
E
GOVERNME
C
NT
A
COLLEGE,
LI 12 Go 140 10. 22 9. 3 8.
11 MADAPPAL 1958 2F B * 28 A1
C B vt. 9 68 .9 14 5 58
LY,
U
KOZHIKOD
T
E
GOVERNME C
12 Go 42. 22 21 3 5.
12 NT 1981 A 2F B * 521 4 A1
B vt. 2 .9 .8 7 06
COLLEGE, LI
Revised RUSA Plan
MOKERI, C
KOZHIKOD U
E T
GOVT ARTS
K
AND
A
SCIENCE
N 2F 12 Go N 3 A
13 COLLEGE, NA * Ω β $ & A1
N B vt. A @ 2 1
CHOKLI,
U
THALASSE
R
RY
GOVT ARTS
AND
SCIENCE N 2 12 Go N 3 A
14 NA * Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, A F B vt. A @ 3 1
KODUVALL
Y
C
GOVT ARTS
A
AND
LI 12 Go 3 A
15 SCIENCE NA 2F B * Ω β $ & A1
C B vt. @ 0 1
COLLEGE,
U
KONDOTTY
T
GOVT ARTS
AND
N 2 12 Go 2 A
16 SCIENCE NA NA * Ω β $ & A1
A F B vt. @ 9 1
COLLEGE,
TANUR
GOVT ARTS
AND
SCIENCE N 2 12 Go 2 A
17 NA NA * Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, A F B vt. @ 8 1
THRITHAL
A
GOVT
COLLEGE
M 2 12 Go 2 A
18 OF FINE NA NA * Ω β $ & A1
G F B vt. @ 4 1
ARTS,
THRISSUR
K
A
GOVT
N 2 12 Go 3 A
19 COLLLEGE, NA NA * Ω β $ & A1
N F B vt. @ 6 1
ATTAPPADI
U
R
GOVT.
ARTS &
SCIENCE
COLLEGE, M 2 12 Go 15. 18 3 1.
20 NA NA * 244 24 1 A1
AMBALAPP G F B vt. 2 .0 3 52
UZHA,
ALAPPUZH
A
GOVT. C
ARTS AND A
SCIENCE LI 2 12 Go 3 A
21 NA NA * Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, C F B vt. @ 1 1
BALUSSER U
Y T
GOVT. C
2 12 Go 3 6.
22 ARTS AND NA A NA * Ω β $ & A1
F B vt. @ 2 72
SCIENCE LI
Revised RUSA Plan
COLLEGE, C
MANKADA U
T
GOVT.
C
ARTS AND
A
SCIENCE
LI 2 12 Go 26. 21 3 4.
23 COLLEGE, NA NA * 342 59 7 A1
C F B vt. 1 .9 8 17
KOZHINJA
U
MPARA,
T
PALAKKAD
GOVT.
ARTS AND C
SCIENCE A
COLLEGE, LI 12 Go 152 11. 25 4. 9. 4
24 1964 2F B * 35 A1
MEENCHAN C B vt. 3 68 .7 1 23 0
DA, U
KOZHIKOD T
E
GOVT.
K
ARTS
E
COLLEGE,
R 12 Go 43. 13 2. 38 3 22
25 THYCAUD, 1948 2F C * 600 A1
A B vt. 0 .5 5 .0 5 .6
THIRUVAN
L
ANTHAPUR
A
AM
GOVT. K
BRENNEN A
15
COLLEGE, N 12 Go 292 16. 16 6. 4
26 1862 2F A * .4 1 A1
DHARMAD N B vt. 8 50 .2 1 2
8
AM , U
KANNUR R
GOVT.
COLLEGE
K
FOR
E
WOMEN,
R 12 Go 239 23. 36 6. 9. 3 1.
27 VAZHUTHA 1897 2F A * A1
A B vt. 5 95 .6 8 27 8 76
CAUD,
L
THIRUVAN
A
ANTHAPUR
AM
GOVT.
12 Go 4 A
28 COLLEGE, * Ω β $ & A1
B vt. @ 1 1
PAYYANUR
GOVT. K
COLLEGE, E
ATTINGAL, R 2 12 Go NI 47. 11 18 2 1.
29 1975 * 636 4 A1
THIRUVAN A F B vt. L 3 .6 .8 9 81
ANTHAPUR L
AM A
C
GOVT. A
36
COLLEGE, LI 12 Go 140 10. 25 5. 38 3
30 1947 2F B * .3 A1
CHITTUR, C B vt. 6 21 .9 8 .1 1
5
PALAKKAD U
T
GOVT. K
COLLEGE, E
KANJIRAM R 12 Go 3 A
31 1982 2F B * Ω β $ & A1
KULAM, A B vt. @ 3 1
THIRUVAN L
ANTHAPUR A
Revised RUSA Plan
AM
GOVT.
COLLEGE, M 2 12 Go N 38. 19 2. 15 3
32 1977 * 584 22 A1
KATTAPPA G F B vt. A 9 .5 5 .1 2
NA, IDUKKI
GOVT. C
COLLEGE, A
KODENCHE LI 12 Go 33. 9. 29 2 0.
33 1980 2F B * 507 4 A1
RY, C B vt. 2 4 .0 9 68
KOZHIKOD U
E T
C
GOVT. A
73
COLLEGE, LI 12 Go 4
34 1972 2F B * Ω β $ & .7 A1
MALAPPUR C B vt. @ 0
1
AM U
T
K
GOVT.
A
COLLEGE,
N 12 Go 30. 5. 22 3 7.
35 MANANTH 1981 2F B * 470 27 A1
N B vt. 6 3 .7 9 72
AVADY,
U
WAYANAD
R
GOVT.
COLLEGE,
16
MANIMALA M 12 Go 25. 8. 19 3
36 1981 2F B * 466 2 .7 A1
KUNNU, G B vt. 3 1 .7 1
7
ERNAKULA
M
GOVT.
G
COLLEGE, M 2 12 N 3 4.
37 OV * Ω β $ & A1
MUNNAR, G F B A @ 3 46
T
IDUKKI
GOVT.
K
COLLEGE,
E
NEDUMAN
R 12 Go 3 A
38 GAD, 1981 2F B * Ω β $ & A1
A B vt. @ 1 1
THIRUVAN
L
ANTHAPUR
A
AM
C
GOVT.
A
COLLEGE, 21
LI 12 Go 46. 9. 4. 3
39 TIRUR, NA 2F B * 655 3 .6 A1
C B vt. 7 3 15 8
MALAPPUR 9
U
AM
T
GOVT.
COLLEGE,
TRIPUNITH M 2 12 Go 30. 7. 20 3 1.
40 NA NA * 448 8 A1
URA, G F B vt. 1 2 .3 6 12
ERNAKULA
M
GOVT.
RAJA RAVI
K
VARMA
E
COLLEGE
R 2 12 Go 3 A
41 FOR FINE 1999 NA * Ω β $ & A1
A F B vt. @ 9 1
ARTS,
L
MAVELIKA
A
RA,
ALAPPUZH
Revised RUSA Plan
A
GOVT.
K
SANSKRIT
E
COLLEGE,
R 12 Go 6. 3 6.
42 TRIPUNITH 1889 2F B * 140 85 18 1 A1
A B vt. 0 2 68
URA,
L
ERNAKULA
A
M
C
GOVT. A
VICTORIA LI 12 Go 173 11. 33 3. 6. 3 8.
43 1888 2F A * A1
COLLEGE, C B vt. 8 82 .5 14 56 3 7
PALAKKAD U
T
K
GOVT.COLL E
EGE OF R 2 12 Go N 3 A
44 1979 * Ω β $ & A1
FINE ARTS, A F B vt. A @ 2 1
PALAYAM L
A
C
GOVT.COLL
A
EGE, 24
LI Go 41. 12 30 3
45 CHALAKKU NA 2F Nil B * 604 8 .9 A1
C vt. 1 .1 .0 5
DY, 3
U
THRISSUR
T
GOVT.COLL
K
EGE,
E
KARIAVAT
R 2 Go N 40. 9. 8. 3 52
46 TOM, 1997 Nil * 614 2 A1
A F vt. A 7 6 9 5 .9
THIRUVAN
L
ANTHAPUR
A
AM
GOVT.SANS K
KRIT E
COLLEGE, R 12 Go 12. 4. 15 3 2.
47 1889 2F B * 367 0 A1
THIRUVAN A B vt. 5 5 .3 5 69
ANTHAPUR L
AM A
K
KMM
A
GOVT. 13
N 12 Go 85. 12 3. 5. 3
48 WOMENS 1975 2F B * 852 .0 A1
N B vt. 2 .0 9 71 4
COLLEGE, 9
U
KANNUR
R
C
KKTM
A
GOVT .
LI 12 Go 54. 11 9. 3 4.
49 COLLEGE 1965 2F B * 695 1 A1
C B vt. 0 .9 3 6 4
PULLUT,
U
THRISSUR
T
LAKSHMIB
AI
NATIONAL K
COLLEGE E
OF R 2 12 Go N 3 A
50 1989 * Ω β $ & A1
PHYSICAL A F B vt. A @ 7 1
EDUCATIO L
N, A
KARIYAVA
TTOM
Revised RUSA Plan
MAHARAJA
S COLLEGE, M 12 Go 250 16. 42 2. 7. 3
51 NA 2F A * 10 A1
ERNAKULA G B vt. 1 90 .2 15 43 8
M
C
NMSM
A
GOVT. 14
LI 12 Go 3
52 COLLEGE, 1981 2F C * Ω β $ & .3 A1
C B vt. @ 1
KALPETTA, 5
U
WAYANAD
T
PHYSICAL
C
EDUCATIO
A
N
LI 2 12 Go 3 A
53 COLLEGE, NA NA * Ω β $ & A1
C F B vt. @ 1 1
EAST HILL,
U
KOZHIKOD
T
E
POOKKOYA
THANGAL
C
MEMORIAL
A
GOVT. 49
LI 2 12 Go 44. 9. 4. 3
54 COLLEGE, 1975 NA * 633 0 .2 A1
C F B vt. 7 5 73 1
PERINTHAL 5
U
MANNA,
T
MALAPPUR
AM
RLV
COLLEGE
OF MUSIC
M 2 12 Go 24. 6. 10 3 0.
55 AND FINE NA NA * 463 2 A1
G F B vt. 0 3 .5 5 1
ARTS,
ERNAKULA
M
SARBT
MEMORIAL
C
GOVERNME
A
NT
LI 12 Go 3 A
56 COLLEGE, NA 2F B * Ω β $ & A1
C B vt. @ 6 1
MUCHUKU
U
NNU,
T
KOZHIKOD
E
SCHOOL OF
INDUSTRIA
L FISHERY, M 2 12 Go N 3 A
57 NA * Ω β $ & A1
CUSAT, G F B vt. A @ 4 1
ERNAKULA
M
SI MET
COLLEGE
OF M 2F 12 N NA N N N N N A
58 NA NA NA A1
NURSING, G B A A A A A A 1
PALLURUT
HY
SREE
C
NEELAKAN
A
DA GOVT. 10
LI 12 Go 133 10. 27 6. 4
59 SANSKRIT 1911 2F A * 7 .6 A1
C B vt. 2 47 .5 02 0
COLLEGE, 9
U
PATTAMBI,
T
PALAKKAD
Revised RUSA Plan
U
SREE
NI
SANKARAC
V
HARYA
E 2F 12 Go 3 A
60 UNIVERSIT NA NA * Ω β $ & A1
R B vt. @ 6 1
Y OF
SI
SANSKRIT,
T
KALADY
Y
SREE
SWATHI K
THIRUNAL E
COLLEGE R 2 12 Go 3 A
61 1999 NA * Ω β $ & A1
OF MUSIC, A F B vt. @ 2 1
THIRUVAN L
ANTHAPUR A
AM
SRI. C
ACHUTHA C
MEMON A
22
GOVT. LI 12 Go 66. 17 1. 38 3
62 1972 2F B * 931 .6 A1
COLLEGE, C B vt. 9 .1 9 .6 1
3
KUTTANEL U
LUR, T
THRISSUR
SVPK ARTS
C
& SCIENCE
A
COLLEGE, AI
LI 12 N 3 A
63 PALEMED, DE Ω β $ & A1
C B A @ 2 1
NILAMBUR, D
U
MALAPURA
T
M
UNIVERSIT
K
Y
E
COLLEGE,
R 12 Go 322 16. 5. 7. 7. 3
64 PALAYAM, 1866 2F A * 13 A1
A B vt. 2 00 25 4 76 5
THIRUVAN
L
ANTHAPUR
A
AM
GOVT. K
ARTS & E
SCIENCE R 12 Go 3 A
65 2013 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, A B vt. @ 6 1
NEYYATTI L
NKARA A
GOVT. K
ARTS & E
SCIENCE R 12 Go 3 A
66 NA 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, A B vt. @ 4 1
KATTAKAD L
A A
K
COLLEGE
E Go
OF
R 12 vt. 133 54. 5. 40
67 ENGINEERI 2000 2F No 67 0 8 4 A1
A B Aid 2 4 0 .2
NG,
L ed
PERUMON
A
COLLEGE C
OF A
12 Go N 111 63. 5. 7. 1 1.
68 ENGINEERI NA LI 2F * 1 A1
B vt. A 3 0 1 09 5 16
NG, C
THRIKARIP U
Revised RUSA Plan
PUR T
COLLEGE Go
OF M 12 vt. 131 45. 6. 3. 4.
69 1995 2F No 34 9 5 A1
ENGINEERI G B Aid 8 9 0 98 3
NG, ADOOR ed
COLLEGE C
OF U
12 Go NI 30. 3. 2. 1.
70 ENGINEERI 2003 S 2F 26 575 0 6 A1
B vt. L 1 3 42 73
NG, A
ATTINGAL T
COLLEGE
C
OF
U
ENGINEERI 12 Go 164 81. 8. 3. 1.
71 1993 S 2F No 45 0 6 A1
NG, B vt. 1 7 1 36 89
A
CHENGANN
T
UR
GOVT.
COLLEGE K
OF E Yes
ENGINEERI R 12 Go / 24 359 12. 2. 4. 9. 2.
72 1939 2F 9 A1
NG, A B vt. NB 2 2 92 34 4 45 44
THIRUVAN L A
ANTHAPUR A
AM
COLLEGE
C
OF Go
U
ENGINEERI 12 vt. 51. 5. 5.
73 2004 S 2F No 25 924 2 6 2 A1
NG, B Aid 8 4 84
A
CHERTHAL ed
T
A
COLLEGE
C
OF
U
ENGINEERI 12 Go 32. 3. 2. 2.
74 2004 S 2F No 39 529 0 39 A1
NG, B vt. 2 4 00 7
A
KALLOOPP
T
ARA
COLLEGE
C
OF Go
U
ENGINEERI 12 vt. 42. 5. 3. 1.
75 2000 S 2F No 33 748 1 7 A1
NG, B Aid 9 0 95 27
A
KARUNAG ed
T
APPALLY
COLLEGE
OF Go
ENGINEERI M 12 vt. 2.3 3. 1. 7.
76 2004 2F No 13 475 0 6 A1
NG, G B Aid 2 2 51 15
KOTTARAK ed
KARA
K
COLLEGE
E Go
OF
R 12 vt. 2.6 3. 1. 0.
77 ENGINEERI 2000 2F No 19 610 4 6 A1
A B Aid 0 2 58 96
NG,
L ed
POONJAR
A
MODEL
C
ENGINEERI Go
U
NG 12 vt. 140 1.
78 1989 S 2F No 67 4.6 5 1 8 5 A1
COLLEGE, B Aid 0 2
A
ERNAKULA ed
T
M
79 LBS NA 2F 12 Go NA * Ω β $ & 2 A A1
Revised RUSA Plan
CENTRE B vt. @ 1 1
FOR
SCIENCE &
TECHNOLO
GY
DI
R
E
DIRECTOR
C
ATE OF
T 12 Go 1 A
80 TECHNICAL NA 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
O B vt. @ 8 1
EDUCATIO
R
N (DTE)
A
T
E
A
U
T
INSTITUTE
O
OF HUMAN
N 12 Go 1 A
81 RESOURCE NA 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
O B vt. @ 6 1
DEVELOPM
M
ENT (IHRD)
O
U
S
K.R.
NARAYAN
AN
NATIONAL
M 12 Go 2 A
82 INSTITUTE NA 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
G B vt. @ 1 1
OF VISUAL
SCIENCE &
ARTS,
THRISSUR
A
U
NATIONAL
T
INSTITUTE
O
FOR
N 12 Go 2 A
83 SPEEACH 2002 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
O B vt. @ 5 1
AND
M
HEARING
O
(NISH)
U
S
LEKSHMIB
AI K
NATIONAL E
COLLEGE R 12 Go 1 A
84 1989 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
OF A B vt. @ 8 1
PYSHICAL L
EDUCATIO A
N (LNCPE)
A
CO-
U
OPERATIVE
T
ACADEMY
O
OF 12 Go 2 A
85 NA N 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
PROVISION B vt. @ 7 1
O
AL
M
EDUCATIO
O
N (CAPE)
U
Revised RUSA Plan
S
INSTITUTE K
OF E
MANAGEM R 12 Go N 2 A
86 NA 2F * Ω β $ & A1
ENT IN A B vt. A @ 4 1
KERALA L
(IMK) A
INDIAN
INSTITUTE
OF
MANAGEM
N 12 N N N N N A
87 ENT, NA 2F NA NA NA NA A1
A B A A A A A 1
KOZHIKOD
E (IIM,
KOZHIKOD
E)
NATIONAL
INSTITUE
NI 12 Go 3 A
88 OF 2007 2F NA * Ω β $ & A1
T B vt. @ 9 1
TECHNOLO
GY (NIT - C)
GOVT.
BRENNEN
K
COLLEGE
A
OF
N 12 Go 10. 9. 3
89 TEACHER 1957 2F NA * 120 8 4 1 A1
N B vt. 4 6 4
EDUCATIO
U
N,
R
THALASSE
RY
GOVT.
COLLEGE
K
OF
E
TEACHER
R 12 Go 3
90 EDUCATIO 1911 2F B * Ω β $ & 4 A1
A B vt. @ 2
N,
L
THIRUVAN
A
ANTHAPUR
AM
INSTITUTE
C
OF
A
ADVANCED
LI 12 Go N 13. 2. 4 2.
91 STUDIES IN NA 2F * 171 14 1 A1
C B vt. A 0 6 0 06
EDUCATIO
U
N,
T
THRISSUR
GOVT.
COLLEGE C
OF A
TEACHER LI 12 Go 4
92 NA 2F A * Ω β $ & 2 A1
EDUCATIO C B vt. @ 3
N, U
KOZHIKOD T
E
ACQUINAS
COLLEGE, Go
EDACOCHI M 12 vt. 3 A
93 1981 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
N, G B Aid @ 6 1
ERNAKULA ed
M
94 AL-AMEEN 1981 M 2F 12 Go NA # Ω β $ & 2 A A1
Revised RUSA Plan
COLLEGE, G B vt. @ 1 1
EDATHALA Aid
,ALUVA,ER ed
NAKULAM
ALL K
SAINTS E Go
COLLEGE, R 12 vt. 2 A
95 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
THIRUVAN A B Aid @ 2 1
ANTHAPUR L ed
AM A
ALPHONSA Go
COLLEGE, M 12 vt. 2 A
96 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
KOTTAYA G B Aid @ 5 1
M ed
ALSHIFA
C
SCHOOL OF
A Go
NURSING,P
LI 12 vt. A
97 ERINTHAL 2F NA # Ω β $ & 12 A1
C B Aid @ 1
MANNA,
U ed
MALAPPUR
T
AM
AMAL
COLLEGE C
OF A Go
ADVANCED LI 12 vt. 1 A
98 2005 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
STUDIES, C B Aid @ 5 1
NILAMBUR, U ed
MALAPPUR T
AM
ANSAR
C
ARABIC
A Go
COLLEGE -
LI 12 vt. 1 A
99 VALAVANN 1970 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 9 1
UR,
U ed
MALAPPUR
T
AM
C
ANVARUL
A Go
ISLAM
LI 12 vt. 1 A
100 ARABIC 1972 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 4 1
COLLEGE ,
U ed
KUNIYIL
T
ANVARUL
C
ISLAM
A Go
VANITHA
LI 12 vt. NI 1 A
101 ARABIC 1970 2F # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid L @ 8 1
COLLEGE,
U ed
MALAPPUR
T
AM
ASSUMPTIO
N
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. 1 A
102 CHANGAN 1950 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 7 1
ACHERRY,
ed
KOTTAYA
M
BK
Go
COLLEGE
M 12 vt. N N N N A
103 FOR 1965 2F B # NA NA A1
G B Aid A A A A 1
WOMEN,
ed
AMALAGIR
Revised RUSA Plan
I,
KOTTAYA
M
BASELIUS Go
104 1964 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
M ed
BASELIUS
POULOSE II
CATHOLIC Go Yes
30 45
ATE M 12 vt. /20 10 0. 3.
105 1995 2F 13 632 51 .2 .2 A1
COLLEGE, G B Aid 13/ .2 6 55
2 5
PIRAVAM, ed A
ERNAKULA
M
BHARATHA
MATHA
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. 3 A
106 THRIKKAK 1965 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 6 1
ARA,
ed
ERNAKULA
M
BISHOP
CHOOLAPA
Go
RAMBIL
M 12 vt. 2 A
107 MEMORIAL 1955 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 5 1
COLLEGE,
ed
KOTTAYA
M
BISHOP
MOORE
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. 2 A
108 MAVELIKK 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 1 1
ARA,
ed
ALAPPUZH
A
CMS Go
109 1817 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
M ed
C
CARMEL A Go
COLLEGE, LI 12 vt. 2 A
110 1981 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
MALA, C B Aid @ 0 1
THRISSUR U ed
T
CATHOLIC
Go
ATE
M 12 vt. 2 A
111 COLLEGE, 1952 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 1 1
PATHANAM
ed
THITTA
C
CHRIST
A Go
COLLEGE, 18 34
LI 12 vt. 11 166 60. 1. 6.
112 IRINJALAK 1956 2F A .2 .8 12 A1
C B Aid 1 3 6 4 8
KUDA, 8 1
U ed
THRISSUR
T
CHRISTIAN K Go
COLLEGE, E 12 vt. 1 A
113 1965 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
KATTAKKA R B Aid @ 9 1
DA, A ed
Revised RUSA Plan
THIRUVAN L
ANTHAPUR A
AM
CO-
K
OPERATIVE
A Go
ARTS &
N 12 vt. N 2 A
114 SCIENCE 1982 2F # Ω β $ & A1
N B Aid A @ 1 1
COLLEGE,
U ed
MADAYI,
R
KANNUR
COCHIN Go
115 1967 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
ERNAKULA G B Aid @ 4 1
M ed
C
COLLEGE
A Go
OF APPLIED
LI 12 vt. 1 A
116 SCIENCE,K NA 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 6 1
OTTAYI,PA
U ed
LAKKAD
T
COLLEGE
OF APPLIED C
SCIENCE A Go
IHRD, LI 12 vt. 2 A
117 2005 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
VAZHAKAD C B Aid @ 1 1
, U ed
MALAPPUR T
AM
COLLEGE
C
OF APPLIED
A Go
SCIENCES,
LI 12 vt. 2 A
118 MUKKAM,T 2008 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 1 1
HIRUVAMB
U ed
ADY,
T
WAYANAD
DB Go
COLLEGE, M 12 vt. A
119 1965 2F A1
KOTTAYA G B Aid 1
M ed
DARUL K
IRSHAD A Go
ARABIC N 12 vt. 2 A
120 1995 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, N B Aid @ 1 1
PARAL, U ed
KANNUR. R
DARUL C
ULOOM A Go
ARABIC LI 12 vt. A
121 1973 2F NA # Ω β $ & 16 A1
COLLEGE, C B Aid @ 1
MALAPPUR U ed
AM T
DARUNAJIT
C
H ARABIC
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. A
122 KARUVARA NA 2F NA # Ω β $ & 19 A1
C B Aid @ 1
KUND,
U ed
MALAPPUR
T
AM
DEVA Go
M 12 2 A
123 MATHA 1964 2F vt. A # Ω β $ & A1
G B @ 5 1
COLLEGE, Aid
Revised RUSA Plan
KURAVILA ed
NGAD,
KOTTAYA
M
DEVASWO
Go
M BOARD
M 12 vt. A
124 COLLEGE 1965 2F A # Ω β $ & 16 A1
G B Aid @ 1
THALAYOL
ed
APARAMBU
DEVASWO K
M BOARD E Go
125 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
SASTHAMC A B Aid @ 1 1
OTTAH, L ed
KOLLAM A
EMEA
COLLEGE
C
OF ARTS
A Go
AND
LI 12 vt. 2 A
126 SCIENCE, 1982 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 1 1
KONDOTTY
U ed
,
T
MALAPPUR
AM
C
FAROOK
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. 2 A
127 FAROOK, 1948 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 0 1
KOZHIKOD
U ed
E
T
K
FATIMA
E Go
MATA
R 12 vt. 1 A
128 NATIONAL 1951 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 8 1
COLLEGE,
L ed
KOLLAM
A
HENRY
BAKER
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. NA 1 A
129 MELUKAV 1981 2F # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 5 1
U,
ed
KOTTAYA
M
IQBAL
K
COLLEGE,
E Go
PERINGAM
R 12 vt. 2 A
130 MALA, 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 0 1
THIRUVAN
L ed
ANTHAPUR
A
AM
KURIAKOS
E ELIAS
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. 1 A
131 MANNANA 1964 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 5 1
M,
ed
KOTTAYA
M
KURIAKOS C Go
E A 12 vt. 2 A
132 NA 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
GREGORIO LI B Aid @ 1 1
S COLLEGE, C ed
Revised RUSA Plan
PAMPADY, U
KOTTAYA T
M
LITTLE C
FLOWER A Go
133 1955 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
GURUVAY C B Aid @ 2 1
UR, U ed
THRISSUR T
LOYOLA
K
COLLEGE
E Go
OF SOCIAL
R 12 vt. 1 A
134 SCIENCE, 1963 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 9 1
THIRUVAN
L ed
ANTHAPUR
A
AM
M E S ARTS
AND C
SCIENCE A Go
COLLEGE, LI 12 vt. NA N N N N N A
135 NA 2F NA NA A1
CHATHAM C B Aid A A A A A 1
ANGALAM, U ed
KOZHIKOD T
E
MES C
KALLADI A Go
136 1967 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
MANNARK C B Aid @ 0 1
KAD, U ed
PALAKKAD T
K
MMNSS E Go
COLLEGE, R 12 vt. A
137 1981 2F B # Ω β $ & 15 A1
KOTTIYAM, A B Aid @ 1
KOLLAM L ed
A
MSM
COLLEGE, Go
KAYAMKU M 12 vt. N 1 A
138 1964 2F # Ω β $ & A1
LAM, G B Aid A @ 5 1
ALAPPUZH ed
A
M.E.S Go
COLLEGE M 12 vt. 1 A
139 1982 2F C # Ω β $ & A1
NEDUMKA G B Aid @ 6 1
NDAM ed
MADEENAT
C
HUL
A Go
ULOOM
LI 12 vt. NI 2 A
140 ARABIC 1963 2F # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid L @ 1 1
COLLEGE,
U ed
MALAPPUR
T
AM
MAHATMA
GANDHI K
COLLEGE, E Go
NALANCHI R 12 vt. 2 A
141 1945 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
RA, A B Aid @ 1 1
THIRUVAN L ed
ANTHAPUR A
AM
Revised RUSA Plan
C
MALABAR
A Go
CHRISTIAN
LI 12 vt. 1 A
142 COLLEGE, 1909 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 5 1
KOZHIKOD
U ed
E
T
MALABAR C
COLLEGE A Go
OF LI 12 vt. 2 A
143 NA 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
ADVANCED C B Aid @ 5 1
STUDIES U ed
VENGARA T
MANNANIY
A COLLEGE K
OF ARTS E Go
AND R vt. 1 A
144 1995 2F Nil NA # Ω β $ & A1
SCIENCE, A Aid @ 6 1
THIRUVAN L ed
ANTHAPUR A
AM
MAR
ATHANASI C
US A Go
145 NA 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
KOTHAMA C B Aid @ 7 1
NGALAM, U ed
ERNAKULA T
M
C
MAR
A Go
DIONYSIUS
LI 12 vt. 2 A
146 COLLEGE, 1982 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 2 1
PAZHANJI,
U ed
THRISSUR
T
MAR
IVANIOS K
COLLEGE, E Go
NALANCHI R 12 vt. 2 A
147 1949 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
RA, A B Aid @ 1 1
THIRUVAN L ed
ANTHAPUR A
AM
MAR
THOMA
COLLEGE
Go
FOR
M 12 vt. 1 A
148 WOMEN, 1982 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 9 1
PERUMBAV
ed
OOR,
ERNAKULA
M
MAR
C
THOMA
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. 1 A
149 CHUNGATH 1981 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 4 1
ARA,
U ed
MALAPPUR
T
AM
MAR Go
M 12 N 1 A
150 THOMA 1952 2F vt. # Ω β $ & A1
G B A @ 5 1
COLLEGE, Aid
Revised RUSA Plan
PATHANAM ed
THITTA
MARY
MATHA C
ARTS AND A
SCIENCE LI NA N N N N N A
151 NA 2F Nil NA NA NA A1
COLLEGE, C A A A A A 1
MANANTH U
AVADY, T
WAYANAD
C
A Go
MERCY
LI 12 vt. 2 A
152 COLLEGE, 1964 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 1 1
PALAKKAD
U ed
T
MES
ASMABI C
COLLEGE, A Go
P.VEMBALL LI 12 vt. 1 A
153 1968 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
UR, C B Aid @ 6 1
KODUNGAL U ed
LOR, T
THRISSUR
C
MES
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. 1 A
154 PONNANI, 1968 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 4 1
MALAPPUR
U ed
AM
T
MES
C
KEVEEYAM
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. 2 A
155 VALANCHE 1981 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 1 1
RY,
U ed
MALAPPUR
T
AM
MES C
MAMPAD A Go
156 1965 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
MAMPAD, C B Aid @ 4 1
MALAPPUR U ed
AM T
MORNING
STAR
HOME
Go
SCIENCE
M 12 vt. 2 A
157 COLLEGE, 1963 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 6 1
ANGAMALI
ed
,
ERNAKULA
M
MUHAMME
D
C
ABDURAHI
A Go
MAN
LI 12 vt. 2 A
158 MEMORIAL 1982 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 4 1
ORPHANAG
U ed
E COLLEGE,
T
KOZHIKOD
E
Revised RUSA Plan
MUSLIM
EDUCATIO
NAL AI
M 12 N A
159 SOCIETY 1995 2F DE Ω β $ & 18 A1
G B A @ 1
COLLEGE, D
ERNAKULA
M
NSS K
COLLEGE, E Go
CHERTHAL R 12 vt. 2 A
160 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
A, A B Aid @ 1 1
ALAPPUZH L ed
A A
K
NAM
A Go
COLLEGE,
N vt. 2 A
161 KALLIKAN 1995 2F Nil NA # Ω β $ & A1
N Aid @ 0 1
DY,
U ed
KANNUR
R
K
NIA
A Go
COLLEGE,
N 12 vt. 2 A
162 KADAVATH 1995 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
N B Aid @ 1 1
UR,
U ed
KANNUR
R
C
NSS
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. 2 A
163 MANJERY, 1965 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 2 1
MALAPPUR
U ed
AM
T
C
NSS A Go
164 1967 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
NEMMARA, C B Aid @ 3 1
PALAKKAD U ed
T
K
NSS E Go
165 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
NILAMEL, A B Aid @ 1 1
KOLLAM L ed
A
C
NSS
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. N N N N N A
166 OTTAPPAL 1961 2F B NA NA A1
C B Aid A A A A A 1
AM,
U ed
PALAKKAD
T
NSS K
COLLEGE, E Go
PANDALAM R 12 vt. 2 A
167 1950 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
, A B Aid @ 0 1
PATHANAM L ed
THITTA A
NSS Go
COLLEGE, M 12 vt. N A
168 1995 2F # Ω β $ & 21 A1
RAJAKUMA G B Aid A @ 1
RI, IDUKKI ed
NSS M 12 Go 2 A
169 1947 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
HINDU G B vt. @ 1 1
Revised RUSA Plan
COLLEGE, Aid
CHANGAN ed
ACHERRY
KOTTYAM
NEHRU
ARTS AND K
SCIENCE A Go
COLLEGE, N 12 vt. A
170 1968 2F A # Ω β $ & 15 A1
KANHANG N B Aid @ 1
AD, U ed
KASARAGO R
D
NEWMAN Go
171 1964 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
THODUPUZ G B Aid @ 3 1
HA, IDUKKI ed
NIRMALAG K
IRI A Go
COLLEGE, N 12 vt. 2 A
172 1964 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
KUTHUPAR N B Aid @ 5 1
AMBA, U ed
KANNUR R
NSS
COLLEGE
K
FOR
E Go
WOMEN,
R 12 vt. 2 A
173 NEERAMAN 1951 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 1 1
KARA,
L ed
THIRUVAN
A
ANTHAPUR
AM
PAVANATM
A Go
COLLEGE, M 12 vt. A
174 1982 2F B # Ω β $ & 19 A1
MURICKAS G B Aid @ 1
SERY, ed
IDUKKI
K
PAYYANNU
A Go
R
N 12 vt. 1 A
175 COLLEGE, 1965 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
N B Aid @ 5 1
PAYYANNU
U ed
R, KANNUR
R
C
PAZHASSIR
A Go
AJA
LI 12 vt. N 1 A
176 COLLEGE, NA 2F # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid A @ 7 1
PULPALLY,
U ed
WAYANAD
T
PAZHASSIR K
AJA N S S A Go
177 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
MATTANN N B Aid @ 1 1
UR, U ed
KANNUR R
PRAJYOTHI C
NIKETAN A Go
178 1995 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
PUTHUKKA C B Aid @ 8 1
D, U ed
THRISSUR T
Revised RUSA Plan
PROVIDEN C
CE A Go
WOMENS LI 12 vt. 2 A
179 1952 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, C B Aid @ 5 1
KOZHIKOD U ed
E T
PSMO C
COLLEGE, A Go
THIRURAN LI 12 vt. A
180 1968 2F B # Ω β $ & 18 A1
GADI, C B Aid @ 1
MALAPPUR U ed
AM T
R SANKAR
MEMORIAL
SNDP C
YOGAM A Go
ARTS AND LI 12 vt. NA N N N N N A
181 1995 2F NA NA A1
SCIENCE C B Aid A A A A A 1
COLLEGE , U ed
KOILANDY, T
KOZHIKOD
E
ROUZATHU C
L ULOOM A Go
ARABIC LI 12 vt. A
182 NA 2F NA # Ω β $ & 13 A1
KOZHIKOD U ed
E T
SASSND
P YOGAM Go
COLLEGE, M vt. 2 A
183 1995 2F Nil NA # Ω β $ & A1
KONNI,PAT G Aid @ 1 1
HANAMTHI ed
TTA
K
SD E Go
COLLGE, R 12 vt. 1 A
184 1960 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
ALAPPUZH A B Aid @ 9 1
A L ed
A
K
SES
A
COLLEGE, AI
N N 2 A
185 SREEKAND 1981 2F Nil DE # Ω β $ & A1
N A @ 5 1
APURAM, D
U
KANNUR
R
SN
K
COLLEGE,
E Go
CHEMPAZH
R 12 vt. A
186 ANTHY, 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & 15 A1
A B Aid @ 1
THIRUVAN
L ed
ANTHAPUR
A
AM
SN K
COLLEGE, E
AI
CHENGANN R 12 N 2 A
187 1981 2F DE Ω β $ & A1
UR, A B A @ 1 1
D
ALAPPUZH L
A A
SN K 12 Go 1 A
188 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, E B vt. @ 9 1
Revised RUSA Plan
SIVAGIRI, R Aid
VARKALA, A ed
THIRUVAN L
ANTHAPUR A
AM
K
SN A Go
189 1960 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
THOTTADA N B Aid @ 2 1
, KANNUR U ed
R
K
S.N E Go
190 1965 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
PUNALUR, A B Aid @ 7 1
KOLLAM L ed
A
K
S.N.
E
COLLEGE, AI
R 12 N 2 A
191 CHATHANN 1981 2F DE Ω β $ & A1
A B A @ 2 1
UR, D
L
KOLLAM
A
K
E Go
S.N.COLLE
R 12 vt. A
192 GE, 1948 2F B # Ω β $ & 15 A1
A B Aid @ 1
KOLLAM
L ed
A
SACRED
HEART C
COLLEGE A Go
FOR LI 12 vt. 1 A
193 1980 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
WOMEN, C B Aid @ 9 1
CHALAKKU U ed
DY, T
THRISSUR
SACRED
HEART Go
COLLEGE, M 12 vt. A
194 1944 2F A # Ω β $ & 19 A1
THEVARA, G B Aid @ 1
ERNAKULA ed
M
K
SIR SYED
A Go
COLLEGE,
N 12 vt. 2 A
195 THALIPARA 1967 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
N B Aid @ 1 1
MBA,
U ed
KANNUR
R
SR.
AYYAPPA
K
DEVASWO
E
M BOARD AI
R 12 N 1 A
196 COLLEGE, 1995 2F DE Ω β $ & A1
A B A @ 5 1
ERAMALIK D
L
ARA,
A
ALAPPUZH
A
SREE C Go
12 1 A
197 KRISHNA 1964 A 2F vt. B # Ω β $ & A1
B @ 4 1
COLLGE, LI Aid
Revised RUSA Plan
GURUVAY C ed
UR, U
THRISSUR T
SREE
NARAYAN
A ARTS
AND Go
SCIENCE M 12 vt. A
198 2005 2F NO # Ω β $ & 16 A1
COLLEGE, G B Aid @ 1
KUMARAK ed
OM,
KOTTAYA
M
SREE K
NARAYAN E Go
A COLLEGE R 12 vt. 1 A
199 1951 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
FOR A B Aid @ 4 1
WOMEN, L ed
KOLLAM A
SREE C
NARAYAN A Go
A LI 12 vt. 1 A
200 1970 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
ALATHUR, U ed
PALAKKAD T
SREE C
NARAYAN A Go
A LI 12 vt. 112 24 93
201 1959 2F B # 937 0 20 15 A1
COLLEGE, C B Aid 9 9 0
NATTIKA, U ed
THRISSUR T
SREE
NARAYAN C
A GURU A Go
202 1968 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
CHELANNU C B Aid @ 8 1
R, U ed
KOZHIKOD T
E
SREE C
NARAYAN A Go
A TRUST LI 12 vt. A
203 NA 2F B # Ω β $ & 21 A1
SHORNUR, U ed
PALAKKAD T
SREE
SANKARA Go
204 1954 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
KALADY, G B Aid @ 2 1
ERNAKULA ed
M
SREE
SANKARA
VIDYAPEET
Go
OM
M 12 vt. A
205 COLLEGE, 1967 2F B # Ω β $ & 20 A1
G B Aid @ 1
PERUMBAV
ed
OOR,
ERNAKULA
M
206 SREE 1967 M 2F 12 Go B # Ω β $ & 2 A A1
Revised RUSA Plan
VIDYADHIR G B vt. @ 1 1
AJA N S S Aid
COLLEGE, ed
VAZHOOR,
KOTTAYA
M
SREE C
VIVEKANA A
NDA LI 12 Go N A
207 1981 2F * Ω β $ & 15 A1
COLLEGE, C B vt. A @ 1
KIZHOOR, U
THRISSUR T
SREEKRISH
C
NAPURAM
A Go
VTB
LI 12 vt. 2 A
208 COLLEGE, 1982 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 1 1
MANNAMP
U ed
ATTA,
T
PALAKKAD
SRI VYASA C
NSS A Go
209 1967 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
WADAKKA C B Aid @ 8 1
NJERY, U ed
THRISSUR T
ST.
ALOYSIUS Go
210 1965 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
EDTHUA, G B Aid @ 0 1
ALAPPUZH ed
A
ST.
BERCHAMA
NS Go
211 1922 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
CHANGAN G B Aid @ 1 1
ACHERRY, ed
KOTTAYA
M
K
ST. CYRILS
E Go
COLLEGE,
R 12 vt. A
212 ADOOR, 1981 2F B # Ω β $ & 13 A1
A B Aid @ 1
PATHANAM
L ed
THITTA
A
ST.
GEORGES
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. 1 A
213 ARUVITHU 1965 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 3 1
RA,
ed
KOTTAYA
M
ST.
K
JOSEPHS
E Go
COLLEGE
R 12 vt. A
214 FOR 1954 2F A # Ω β $ & 14 A1
A B Aid @ 1
WOMEN,
L ed
ALAPPUZH
A
A
ST. MARYS M 12 Go N 1 A
215 1981 2F # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, G B vt. A @ 9 1
Revised RUSA Plan
MANNARC Aid
AUD, ed
KOTTAYA
M
ST. K
STEPHENS E Go
COLLEGE, R 12 vt. A
216 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & 20 A1
PATHANAP A B Aid @ 1
URAM, L ed
KOLLAM A
ST.
STEPHENS
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. A
217 UZHAVOOR 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & 12 A1
G B Aid @ 1
,
ed
KOTTAYA
M
ST.
XAVIERS Go
218 1981 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
VAIKOM, G B Aid @ 6 1
KOTTAYA ed
M
ST.ALBERT Go
S COLLEGE, M 12 vt. A
219 1946 2F A # Ω β $ & 21 A1
ERNAKULA G B Aid @ 1
M ed
ST.DOMINI
CS
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. A
220 KANJIRAPP 1965 2F B # Ω β $ & 18 A1
G B Aid @ 1
ALLY,
ed
KOTTAYA
M
ST.GREGOR K
IOS E Go
221 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
KOTTARAK A B Aid @ 6 1
KARA, L ed
KOLLAM A
C
ST.JOSEPHS
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. 1 A
222 DEVAGIRI, 1956 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 2 1
KOZHIKOD
U ed
E
T
C
ST.JOSEPHS
A Go
COLLEGE,
LI 12 vt. A
223 IRINJALAK 1956 2F A # Ω β $ & 18 A1
C B Aid @ 1
KUDA,
U ed
THRISSUR
T
ST.JOSEPHS
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. 2 A
224 MOOLAMA 1981 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 4 1
TTOM,
ed
IDUKKI
ST.MARYS C Go
COLLEGE, A 12 vt. 1 A
225 NA 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
SULTHANB LI B Aid @ 5 1
ETHERY, C ed
Revised RUSA Plan
WAYANAD U
T
C
A Go
ST.MARYS
LI 12 vt. 1 A
226 COLLEGE, 1946 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 2 1
THRISSUR
U ed
T
ST.MICHAE
K
LS
E Go
COLLEGE,
R 12 vt. 1 A
227 CHERTHAL 1967 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 8 1
A,
L ed
ALAPPUZH
A
A
ST.PAULS
COLLEGE, Go
KALAMASS M 12 vt. 2 A
228 1965 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
ERRY, G B Aid @ 1 1
ERNAKULA ed
M
ST.PETERS
COLLEGE, Go
KOLENCHE M 12 vt. A
229 1964 2F B # A1
RRY, G B Aid 1
ERNAKULA ed
M
ST.PIUS X K
COLLEGE, A Go
RAJAPURA N 12 vt. 1 A
230 1995 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
M, N B Aid @ 8 1
KASARAGO U ed
D R
ST.TERESA Go
S COLLEGE, M 12 vt. 1 A
231 1925 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
ERNAKULA G B Aid @ 9 1
M ed
ST.THOMAS
Go
COLLEGE,
M 12 vt. 1 A
232 PALA, 1950 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 8 1
KOTTAYA
ed
M
ST.XAVIER
S COLLEGE
Go
FOR
M 12 vt. 2 A
233 WOMEN, 1964 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 1 1
ALUVA,
ed
ERNAKULA
M
SULLAMUS C
LAM A Go
ARABIC LI 12 vt. 1 A
234 1949 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
MALAPPUR U ed
AM T
SULLAMUS C
LAM A
AI
SCIENCE LI 12 2 A
235 1995 2F DE NA # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, C B @ 0 1
D
MALAPPUR U
AM T
Revised RUSA Plan
C
SUNNIYA
A Go
ARABIC
LI 12 vt. 2 A
236 COLLEGE, NA 2F NA # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 2 1
KOZHIKOD
U ed
E
T
TKMM
K
COLLEGE,
E Go
NANGIARK
R 12 vt. 2 A
237 ULANGARA 1967 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 3 1
,
L ed
ALAPPUZH
A
A
THANGAL
KUNJU K
MUSALIAR E Go
COLLEGE R 12 vt. 1 A
238 1965 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
OF ARTS A B Aid @ 8 1
AND L ed
SCIENCE, A
KOLLAM
UNION
CHRISTIAN Go
239 1921 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
ALUVA, G B Aid @ 6 1
ERNAKULA ed
M
UNITY C
WOMENS A Go
COLLEGE, LI 12 vt. A
240 1981 2F B # Ω β $ & 12 A1
MANJERY, C B Aid @ 1
MALAPPUR U ed
AM T
C
A Go
VIMALA
LI 12 vt. 1 A
241 COLLEGE, 1946 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
C B Aid @ 5 1
THRISSUR
U ed
T
K
VTM NSS E Go
242 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
DHANUVA A B Aid @ 1 1
CHAPURAM L ed
A
W.M.O.ART K
S AND A Go
SCIENCE N 12 vt. 1 A
243 1995 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, N B Aid @ 2 1
MUTTIL, U ed
WAYANAD R
ZAMORINS C
GURUVAY A Go
URAPPAN LI 12 vt. 1 A
244 1877 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
KOZHIKOD U ed
E T
COLLEGE K
OF E 12 Go 134 5.
245 1939 2F No 62 45 7 2 15 9 A1
ENGINEERI R B vt. 4 21
NG, A
Revised RUSA Plan
BARTON L
HILL, A
TRIVANDR
UM
GOVERNME
K
NT
A
COLLEGE
N 12 Go 126 56. 12 1. 8. 1.
246 OF 1986 2F No 98 25 A1
N B vt. 1 8 .8 8 19 58
ENGINEERI
U
NG,
R
KANNUR
GOVERNME
NT
COLLEGE M 12 Go 134 A
247 2000 2F No 60 30 8 1 15 11 A1
OF G B vt. 4 1
ENGINEERI
NG, IDUKKI
GOVERNME
NT C
COLLEGE A
OF LI 12 Go 130
248 1999 2F No 58 35 7 2 15 9 2 A1
ENGINEERI C B vt. 4
NG, U
KOZHIKOD T
E
GOVERNME
NT
C
COLLEGE
A
OF
LI 12 Go 47. 7. 5. 4.
249 ENGINEERI 1999 2F No 46 954 3 9 A1
C B vt. 0 2 50 66
NG,
U
SREEKRISH
T
NAPURAM,
PALAKKAD
GOVERNME
NT
Yes
COLLEGE
M 12 Go / 18 246
250 OF 1957 2F 33 7 1 15 10 3 A1
G B vt. NB 6 0
ENGINEERI
A
NG,
THRISSUR
GOVERNME
K
NT
A
COLLEGE
N 12 Go A
251 OF 1999 2F No 46 756 44 7 3 15 12 A1
N B vt. 1
ENGINEERI
U
NG,
R
WAYANAD
RAJIV
GANDHI
INSTITUTE
OF M 12 Go 154 1.
252 1991 2F No 90 39 8 3 15 8 A1
TECHNOLO G B vt. 0 22
GY,
KOTTAYA
M
MAR
ATHANASI
M 12 Aid 15 242 A
253 US 1961 2F No 39 7 1 15 10 A1
G B ed 5 8 1
COLLEGE
OF
Revised RUSA Plan
ENGINEERI
NG,
KOTHAMA
NGALAM,
ERNAKULA
M
NSS
COLLEGE C
OF A
ENGINEERI LI 12 Aid 16 218 A
254 1960 2F No 36 8 1 15 9 A1
NG, C B ed 7 0 1
AKATHETH U
ARA, T
PALAKKAD
TKM K
COLLEGE E
OF R 12 Aid 16 264 A
255 1958 2F No 25 8 2 8 15 A1
ENGINEERI A B ed 6 4 1
NG, L
KOLLAM A
LBS
COLLEGE K
OF A Go
ENGINEERI N 12 vt. 130
256 1993 2F Yes 49 44 5 0 8 7 5 A1
NG, N B Aid 0
MULIYAR, U ed
KASARAGO R
D
LBS
INSTITUTE
OF
K
TECHNOLO
E Go
GY FOR 17
R 12 vt. 120
257 WOMEN, 2001 2F No 51 100 5 0 9 6 .4 A1
A B Aid 0
POOJAPPUR 8
L ed
A,
A
THIRUVAN
ANTHAPUR
AM
COLLEGE
OF
ENGINEERI Go
NG, M 12 vt. 108 A
258 2000 2F No 59 49 5 0 8 8 A1
KIDANGOO G B Aid 0 1
R, ed
KOTTAYA
M
COLLEGE
OF
ENGINEERI
Go
NG &
M 12 vt. 108 A
259 MANAGEM 2008 2F No 61 41 7 0 9 8 A1
G B Aid 0 1
ENT,
ed
PUNNAPRA,
ALAPPUZH
A
COLLEGE K
Go
OF A
12 vt. A
260 ENGINEERI 2000 N 2F No 38 880 56 5 0 8 6 A1
B Aid 1
NG, N
ed
TRIKARIPU U
Revised RUSA Plan
R, R
KASARAGO
D
COLLEGE
K
OF
A Go
ENGINEERI
N 12 vt. 128 A
261 NG, 2000 2F No 53 48 4 0 10 5 A1
N B Aid 0 1
THALASSE
U ed
RY,
R
KANNUR
COLLEGE
OF
ENGINEERI C
NG, A Go
MANDARA LI 12 vt. 110 A
262 1999 2F No 60 49 5 0 10 6 A1
THUR, C B Aid 0 1
VADAKAR U ed
A, T
KOZHIKOD
E
COLLEGE
OF
ENGINEERI
C
NG, Go
U
PATHANAP 12 vt. A
263 2011 S 2F No 29 650 41 6 0 10 8 A1
URAM, B Aid 1
A
KURIOTTU ed
T
MALA,
ELIKATTOR
, KOLLAM
SREE
CHITRA
THIRUNAL
COLLEGE K
OF E Go
ENGINEERI R 12 vt. 137 2.
264 1995 2F No 95 26 6 0 9 7 A1
NG, A B Aid 0 76
PAPPANAM L ed
CODE, A
THIRUVAN
ANTHAPUR
AM
UNIVERSIT
Y COLLEGE
Go
OF
M 12 vt. A
265 ENGINEERI 1994 2F No 60 800 40 6 2 10 8 A1
G B Aid 1
NG,
ed
THODUPUZ
HA, IDUKKI
UNIVERSIT
Y COLLEGE
OF K
ENGINEERI E Go
NG, R 12 vt. A
266 2000 2F No 50 580 39 6 0 10 7 A1
KARIAVAT A B Aid 1
TOM, L ed
THIRUVAN A
ANTHAPUR
AM
CALICUT C 12 Go A
267 2001 2F No 65 860 37 5 0 9 5 A1
UNIVERSIT A B vt. 1
Revised RUSA Plan
Y LI Aid
INSTITUTE C ed
OF U
ENGINEERI T
NG &
TECHNOLO
GY,
THENHIPAL
AM,
MALAPPUR
AM
COLLEGE
OF Go
ENGINEERI M 12 vt. A
268 2000 2F No 60 680 26 7 0 10 8 A1
NG, G B Aid 1
MUNNAR, ed
IDUKKI
RAJAGIRI
COLLEGE Go
OF SOCIAL M 12 vt. 1 A
269 1955 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
SCIENCES, G B Aid @ 1 1
KALAMASS ed
ERRY
C
ST. A Go
THOMAS LI 12 vt. 1 A
270 NA 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
THRISSUR U ed
T
K
ST. E Go
XAVIERS R 12 vt. 1 A
271 1964 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, A B Aid @ 4 1
THUMBA L ed
A
MAR
THEOTHILU
K
S TRAINING
E Go
COLLEGE,
R 12 vt. 1 A
272 NALANCHI 1956 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 7 1
RA,
L ed
THIRUVAN
A
ANTHAPUR
AM
K
KARMALA
E Go
RANI
R 12 vt. N 1 A
273 TRAINING 1960 2F # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid A @ 5 1
COLLEGE,
L ed
KOLLAM
A
SREE
NARAYAN
K
A
E Go
TRAINING
R 12 vt. 2 A
274 COLLEGE, 1958 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 0 1
NEDUMGA
L ed
NDA,
A
TRIVANDR
UM
MOUNT K 12 Go 1 A
275 1960 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
TABOR E B vt. @ 5 1
Revised RUSA Plan
TRAINING R Aid
COLLEGE, A ed
PATHANAP L
URAM, A
KOLLAM
NSS
K
TRAINING
E Go
COLLEGE,
R 12 vt. 1 A
276 PANDALAM 1957 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
A B Aid @ 4 1
,
L ed
PATHANAM
A
THITTA
PEET
MEMORIAL K
TRAINING E Go
277 1960 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
MAVELIKK A B Aid @ 1 1
ARA, L ed
ALAPPUZH A
A
SNM
TRAINING
COLLEGE, AI
M 12 N 1 A
278 MOOTHAK NA 2F DE # Ω β $ & A1
G B A @ 2 1
UNNAM, D
ERNAKULA
M
ST. JOSEPH
TRAINING
COLLEGE
Go
FOR
M 12 vt. 1 A
279 WOMEN, 1957 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid @ 2 1
KOVILVAT
ed
TOM ROAD,
ERNAKULA
M, COCHIN
MOUNT
CARMEL
COLLEGE
OF
Go
TEACHER
M 12 vt. N 1 A
280 EDUCATIO 1953 2F # Ω β $ & A1
G B Aid A @ 4 1
N,
ed
KANJIKUZH
I,
KOTTAYA
M -4
NSS
TRAINING Go
281 1954 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
CHANGAN G B Aid @ 7 1
ACHERRY – ed
2
ST.
JOSEPH'S
TRAINING Go
282 1957 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
MANNANA G B Aid @ 5 1
MP ed
O,KOTTAY
AM
Revised RUSA Plan
ST.
THOMAS
COLLEGE Go
OF M 12 vt. 1 A
283 1957 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
TEACHER G B Aid @ 0 1
EDUCATIO ed
N, PALA -
686 575
TITUS II
Go
TEACHERS
M 12 vt. A
284 COLLEGE, 1957 2F A # Ω β $ & 11 A1
G B Aid @ 1
THIRUVAL
ed
LA - 689 101
FAROOK
TRAINING C
COLLEGE, A Go
FAROOK LI 12 vt. 1 A
285 NA 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE P C B Aid @ 2 1
O, FEROKE, U ed
KOZHIKOD T
E 673 632
NSS C
TRAINING A Go
286 NA 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
OTTAPPAL C B Aid @ 1 1
AM, U ed
PALAKKAD T
PKM
COLLEGE K
OF A Go
EDUCATIO N 12 vt. 1 A
287 1995 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
N, N B Aid @ 6 1
MADAMPA U ed
M P O, R
KANNUR
KEYI SAHIB
TRAINING K
COLLEGE, A
AI
KARIMBAM N 12 N 1 A
288 1995 2F DE # Ω β $ & A1
, N B A @ 4 1
D
TALIPARA U
MBA, R
KANNUR
DEVASWO
GO
M BOARD
VT.
PAMPA M 12 2 A
289 1968 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE , G B @ 0 1
DE
PATHANAM
D
THITTA
MAR
THOMA GO
COLLEGE, VT.
M 12 1 A
290 KUTTAPUZ 1952 2F AI A # Ω β $ & A1
G B @ 5 1
HA, DE
THIRUVAL D
LA
MAR GO
THOMA VT.
M 12 1 A
291 TEACHERS 1995 2F AI A # Ω β $ & A1
G B @ 1 1
TRAINING DE
COLLEGE, D
Revised RUSA Plan
RANNI,
PATHANAM
THITTA
MARIAN Go
292 1995 2F A # Ω β $ & A1
KUTTIKAN G B Aid @ 0 1
AM, IDUKKI ed
MES
SULLAMUS C
GO
LAM A
VT.
SCIENCE LI 12 1 A
293 NA 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, C B @ 2 1
DE
ARECODE, U
D
MALAPPUR T
AM
MIMS
COLLEGE C
GO
OF A
VT.
NURSING, LI 12 1 A
294 NA 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
VAZHAYOO C B @ 1 1
DE
R, U
D
MALAPPUR T
AM
MOUNT
CARMEL
GO
TRAINING
VT.
COLLEGE, M 12 1 A
295 1953 2F AI A # Ω β $ & A1
MUTTAMB G B @ 4 1
DE
ALOM,
D
KOTTAYA
M
NIRMALA
GO
COLLEGE,
VT.
MUVATTUP M 12 1 A
296 1953 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
UZHA, G B @ 8 1
DE
ERNAKULA
D
M
PANAMPIL
LY
C
MEMORIAL GO
A
GOVT. VT.
LI 12 2 A
297 COLLEGE, 1975 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
C B @ 4 1
POTTA, DE
U
CHALAKUD D
T
Y,
THRISSUR
RAJAGIRI
SCHOOL OF
ENGINEERI GO
NG & VT.
M 12 1 A
298 TECHNOLO 2001 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
G B @ 2 1
GY, DE
RAJAGIRI D
VALLY,
KOCHI
SNM
GO
TRAINING
VT.
COLLEGE, M 12 1 A
299 1960 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
NORTHPAR G B @ 0 1
DE
UR,
D
ERNAKULA
Revised RUSA Plan
M
SAHODARA
N
AYYAPPAN
GO
MEMORIAL
VT.
TRAINING M 12 N N N N N A
300 1995 2F AI A # NA A1
COLLEGE, G B A A A A A 1
DE
POOTHOTT
D
A,
ERNAKULA
M
C
SREE GO
A
KERALA VT.
LI 12 1 A
301 VARMA 1947 2F AI A # Ω β $ & A1
C B @ 4 1
COLLEGE, DE
U
THRISSUR D
T
SN K
GO
COLLEGE, E
VT.
CHERTHAL R 12 1 A
302 1964 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
A, A B @ 2 1
DE
ALAPPUZH L
D
A A
SREE
NARAYAN
A
GO
MANGALA
VT.
M M 12 1 A
303 1964 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, G B @ 4 1
DE
MALIANKA
D
RA,
ERNAKULA
M
ST.
C
ALOYSIUS GO
A
COLLEGE, VT.
LI 12 1 A
304 ELTHURUT 1968 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
C B @ 2 1
H, DE
U
THRISSUR, D
T
CALICUT
K
GO
ST. JOHNS E
VT.
COLLEGE, R 12 1 A
305 1964 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
ANCHAL, A B @ 4 1
DE
KOLLAM L
D
A
ST.
K
JOSEPH'S GO
E
COLLEGE VT.
R 12 1 A
306 FOR 1954 2F AI A # Ω β $ & A1
A B @ 5 1
WOMEN, DE
L
ALAPPUZH D
A
A
ST.
GO
THOMAS
VT.
COLLEGE, M 12 1 A
307 1964 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
RANNI, G B @ 2 1
DE
PATHANAM
D
THITTA
ST. M 12 GO 1 A
308 1953 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
THOMAS G B VT. @ 2 1
Revised RUSA Plan
COLLEGE, AI
KOZHENCH DE
ERRY, D
PATHANAM
THITTA
STELLA GO
MARY'S VT.
M 12 1 A
309 COLLEGE, 1947 2F AI A # Ω β $ & A1
G B @ 4 1
KOTTAYA DE
M D
TKM K
GO
COLLEGE E
VT.
OF ARTS & R 12 1 A
310 1965 2F AI A # Ω β $ & A1
SCIENCE, A B @ 2 1
DE
MANATHA L
D
VADY A
THUNCHAN
C
MEMORIAL
A
GOVT.
LI 12 GO 1 A
311 COLLEGE, 1980 2F B # Ω β $ & A1
C B VT. @ 4 1
TIRUR,
U
MALAPPUR
T
AM
TOC H
INSTITUTE
OF
C GO
SCIENCE &
U VT.
TECHNOLO 12 1 A
312 2002 S 2F AI B # Ω β $ & A1
GY, B @ 8 1
A DE
ARAKUNN
T D
AM,
ERANAKUL
AM
KUNJU
KRISHNAN
NADAR
MEMORIAL K
GOVT. E
ARTS R 12 GO 2 A
313 1982 2F B * Ω β $ & A1
SCIENCE A B VT. @ 0 1
COLLEGE, L
KANJIRAM A
KULAM,
NEYATTIN
KARA
KELAPPAJI
COLLEGE
OF C
AGRICULT A
URAL LI 12 GO A
314 1985 2F No 13 250 54 7 3 15 10 A1
ENGINEERI C B VT. 1
NG & U
TECHNOLO T
GY,
TAVANUR
COLLEGE
OF DIARY
SCIENCE & 12 GO A
315 1993 2F No 8 160 50 9 0 14 8 A1
TECHNOLO B VT. 1
GY,
MANNUTH
Revised RUSA Plan
Y,
THRISSUR
CENTRAL
POLYTECH
NIC
COLLEGE, D
N GO 108 A
316 VATTIYOO 1958 T NA No 30 40 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 0 1
RKAVU, E
THIRUVAN
ANTHAPUR
AM
WOMEN'S
POLYTECH
NIC
COLLEGE, D
N GO A
317 KAIMANA 1961 T NA No 20 765 100 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
M, E
THIRUVAN
ANTHAPUR
AM
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
318 NA T NA No 25 825 42 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
NEYYATTI
NKARA
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
319 NA T NA No 15 540 41 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
NEDUMAN
GADU
GOVT.
POLYTECH D
N GO A
320 NIC NA T NA No 20 720 42 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
ATTINGAL
GOVT.
POLYTECH D
N GO A
321 NIC T NA No 20 540 45 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
PUNALUR
SN
POLYTECH D AI
N A
322 NIC NA T NA DE No 20 720 46 8 2 15 11 A1
A 1
COLLEGE, E D
KOTTIYAM
GOVT.
POLYTECH D
N GO A
323 NIC NA T NA NO 15 540 41 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
EZHUKONE
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
324 NA T NA No 20 720 42 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
VENNIKUL
AM
GOVT. D
N GO A
325 POLYTECH NA T NA No 15 540 42 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
NIC E
Revised RUSA Plan
COLLEGE,
ADOOR
NSS
POLYTECH D AI
N A
326 NIC NA T NA DE No 25 900 40 8 2 15 11 A1
A 1
COLLEGE, E D
PANDALAM
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
327 NA T NA No 15 540 41 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
VECHOOCH
IRA
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
328 NA T NA No 15 540 40 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
CHERTHAL
A
CARMEL
POLYTECH
D AI
NIC N 108 A
329 NA T NA DE No 15 38 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A 0 1
E D
ALAPPUZH
A
WOMEN'S
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
330 NA T NA No 15 540 100 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
KAYAMKU
LAM
GOVT.
POLYTECH
NIC
COLLEGE, N GO 108 A
331 NA NA No 30 38 8 2 15 11 A1
NATTAKA A VT. 0 1
M,
KOTTAYA
M
GOVT.
POLYTECH D
N GO A
332 NIC NA T NA No 15 540 40 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
PALA
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
333 NA T NA NO 15 540 39 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
KADUTHUR
UTHY
GOVT.
POLYTECH D
N GO A
334 NIC NA T NA No 25 900 41 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
MUTTOM
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
335 NA T NA No 15 480 42 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
VANDIPERI
YAR,
Revised RUSA Plan
KUMULY
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
336 NA T NA No 15 540 41 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
NEDUMKA
NDAM
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
337 NA T NA No 10 360 38 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
PURAPPUZ
HA
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO 114 A
338 NA T NA No 35 41 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 0 1
E
KALAMASS
ERY
WOMEN'S
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
339 NA T NA No 20 600 100 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
ERNAKULA
M
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
340 NA T NA No 20 600 38 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
KOTHAMA
NGALAM
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
341 NA T NA No 15 540 41 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
PERUMBAV
OOR
MAHARAJA
'S
D
TECHNOLO N GO A
342 NA T NA No 25 900 40 8 2 15 11 A1
GICAL A VT. 1
E
INSTITUTE,
THRISSUR
SREE
RAMA
GOVT.
D
POLYTECH N GO A
343 NA T NA No 25 900 38 8 2 15 11 A1
NIC A VT. 1
E
COLLEGE,
THRIPRAY
AR
THIAGARAJ
AR
POLYTECH D AI
N A
344 NIC NA T NA DE No 15 630 41 8 2 15 11 A1
A 1
COLLEGE, E D
ALAGAPPA
NAGAR
GOVT. D
N GO A
345 POLYTECH NA T NA No 15 540 42 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
NIC E
Revised RUSA Plan
COLLEGE,
KORATTY
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
346 NA T NA No 15 540 41 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
KUNNAMK
ULAM
WOMEN'S
POLYTECH D
N GO A
347 NIC NA T NA No 15 540 100 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
THRISSUR
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
348 NA T NA No 15 540 41 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
CHELAKKA
RA
GOVT.
POLYTECH D
N GO A
349 NIC NA T NA No 25 900 39 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
PALAKKAD
GOVT.
POLYTECH
NIC
COLLEGE
D
&INSTITUT N GO A
350 NA T NA No 15 570 38 8 2 15 11 A1
E OF A VT. 1
E
PRINTING
TECHNOLO
GY,
SHORNUR
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
351 NA T NA No 20 720 39 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
PERINTHAL
MANNA
AVUKKADE
RKUTTY
NAHA
SAHIB
MEMORIAL D
N GO A
352 GOVT. NA T NA No 15 540 40 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
POLYTECH E
NIC
COLLEGE,
THIRURAN
GADI
SSM
POLYTECH D AI
N 108 A
353 NIC NA T NA DE No 30 41 8 2 15 11 A1
A 0 1
COLLEGE, E D
TIRUR
WOMEN'S
POLYTECH D
N GO A
354 NIC T NA No 20 660 100 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
KOTTAKKA
Revised RUSA Plan
L
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO 112 A
355 NA T NA No 30 35 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 5 1
E
KOZHIKOD
E
WOMEN'S
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
356 NA T NA No 10 330 100 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
KOZHIKOD
E
GOVT.
POLYTECH D
N GO 102 A
357 NIC NA T NA No 30 41 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 0 1
COLLEGE, E
KANNUR
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
358 NA T NA No 15 540 38 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
MATTANN
UR
RESIDENTI
AL
WOMEN'S
D
POLYTECH N GO A
359 NA T NA No 25 690 100 8 2 15 11 A1
NIC A VT. 1
E
COLLEGE,
PAYYANNU
R
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
360 NA T NA No 20 720 40 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
MEENANG
ADI
GOVT.
POLYTECH D
N GO A
361 NIC NA T NA No 15 450 38 8 2 15 11 A1
A VT. 1
COLLEGE, E
MEPPADI
GOVT.
POLYTECH
D
NIC N GO A
362 NA T NA No 20 720 38 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A VT. 1
E
KASARAGO
D
SWAMI
NITHYANA
NDA
AI
POLYTECH N A
363 NA NA DE No 15 540 35 8 2 15 11 A1
NIC A 1
D
COLLEGE,
KANHANG
AD
EKNM
D
GOVT. N GO A
364 NA T NA No 15 660 35 8 2 15 11 A1
POLYTECH A VT. 1
E
NIC
Revised RUSA Plan
COLLEGE,
THRIKKARI
PUR
MODEL
GO
POLYTECH
D VT.
NIC N A
365 1997 T NA AI No 29 540 40 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A 1
E DE
KARUNGAP
D
PALLY
MODEL
POLYTECH
NIC
GO
COLLEGE
D VT.
NUT N A
366 1988 T NA AI No 29 540 43 8 2 15 11 A1
STREET, A 1
E DE
VADAKAR
D
A,
KOZHIKOD
E
MODEL
POLYTECH GO
NIC D VT.
N A
367 COLLEGE, 1993 T NA AI No 32 720 42 8 2 15 11 A1
A 1
MALA, E DE
KALLETTU D
MKARA
MODEL
POLYECHNI
GO
C
D VT.
COLLEGE, N A
368 1995 T NA AI No 29 540 40 8 2 15 11 A1
MATTAKK A 1
E DE
ARA,
D
KOTTAYA
M
EK
NAYANAR
MEMORIAL
GO
MODEL
D VT.
POLYTECH N A
369 1997 T NA AI No 29 540 41 8 2 15 11 A1
NIC A 1
E DE
COLLEGE,
D
KALLIASSE
RY,
KANNUR
MODEL
GO
POLYTECH
D VT.
NIC N A
370 1997 T NA AI No 29 540 42 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A 1
E DE
PAINAVU,
D
IDUKKI
MODEL
RESIDENTI
AL
GO
POLYTECH
D VT.
NIC N A
371 2010 T NA AI No 22 360 40 8 2 15 11 A1
COLLEGE, A 1
E DE
KOZHALM
D
ANNAM,
PALAKKAD
U
372 MODEL 2012 D N NA GO No 22 240 45 8 2 15 11 A A1
Revised RUSA Plan
POLYTECH T A VT. 1
NIC E AI
COLLEGE, DE
POONJAR D
SOUTH,
POONJAR
GOVT.
ENGINEERI
D
NG N GO N 2 14
373 NA T NA * Ω β $ & A1
COLLEGE, A VT A @ 9 .8
E
MANAMTH
ODY
*All the appointments of faculty members in Government colleges are done by the
Government. Total number of males (4881) females(4355) total (9236)
# Appointments are done by the individual managements. Total number of males (3805)
females (4010) total (7815). Grand total of the appointments in Govt.aided colleges (11600);
males (5210), females (6390)
β details given in Annexure 3
$ 15% mandatory as per the Kerala Government rules
&5% mandatory as per the Kerala Government rules
@ mandatory as per the Kerala Government rules (20% only for PG Students)
Ω details given in Annexure 3
£ the physical and financial requirements has been attached in the annexure 1
A1 – details given in Annexure 1

Revised RUSA Plan
FACULTY-WISE ENROLLMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Under Graduate Studies 2013-14 – (Baseline Data)
% Annual
Total Enrollment (in % of Total Average Annual
Faculty/ Discipline Average
lakhs) Enrollment Enrollment (in lakhs)
Enrollment
male female male female male female male female
Arts 0.12633 0.32099 28.24 71.76 0.04211 0.107 28.24 71.76
Humanities 0.02107 0.04227 33.26 66.74 0.00702 0.01409 33.25 66.75
Languages 0.07891 0.2056 27.74 72.26 0.0263 0.06853 27.73 72.27
Sciences 0.20626 0.59374 25.78 74.22 0.06875 0.19791 25.78 74.22
Commerce 0.12178 0.20223 37.59 62.41 0.04059 0.06741 37.58 62.42
Management 0.01394 0.01886 42.5 57.5 0.00465 0.00629 42.5 57.5
Agriculture 0.008 0.0096 45 55 0.026 0.032 44 56
Medicine & Allied Health
0.082 0.131 38 62 0.04 0.068 38 62
Science (Allopathic – Govt.)
Engineering Technology 0.814 0.589 58 42 0.421 0.309 58 42
Law 0.00495 0.00265 65 35 0.00502 0.00275 65 35
Veterinary Science 0.074 0.058 56 44 0.023 0.032 58 42
Others 0.00392 0.001 80 20 0.00396 0.00098 80 20
Total 0.67358 1.54751 0.22452 0.51584
POST GRADUATE STUDIES 2013-14 – (BASELINE DATA)
Faculty/Disciplines Total Enrollment (in % of Total Average Annual % Annual Average

Thousands) Enrollment Enrollment (in Enrollment
Thousands)
M F M F M F M F
Arts 0.762 3.559 17.63 82.37 0.381 1.78 17.63 82.37
Humanities 0.123 0.346 26.23 73.77 0.062 0.173 26.38 73.62
Languages 0.825 3.813 17.79 82.21 0.413 1.907 17.8 82.2
Sciences 1.235 10.38 10.63 89.37 0.618 5.19 10.64 89.36
Commerce 2.757 2.953 48.28 51.72 1.379 1.477 48.28 51.72
Management 0.102 0.136 42.86 57.14 0.051 0.068 42.86 57.14
Agriculture NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Medicine & Allied
1.375 3.2081 30 70 0.688 1.604 30.02 69.98
Health Science
Engineering Technology 0.919 0.612 60.03 39.97 0.46 0.306 60.05 39.95
Law NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Veterinary Science NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Others NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Total 8.098 25.0071 4.052 12.505
RESEARCH STUDIES M Phil/Ph D - 2013-14 – (BASELINE DATA)
Faculty/Disciplines Total % of Total Average Annual % Annual Average

Enrollment (in Enrollment Enrollment (in Enrollment
Hundreds) Ph.D Hundreds) M.Phil
Total (Ph.D) M F M F M F M F
1418 1451 49.42 50.58 186 413 31 69

Revised RUSA Plan
Chapter -3: ANALYSIS OF PAST PERFORMANCE
Performance against specific indicators
Goals Objectives Strategies Target proposed Target Reasons

Achieved for non-
performan
ce
1. Increase the GER 1.1)Starting of new 2010 – 1 1 NA
Colleges 2011- 1 1 NA
2012- 0 0 NA
2013- 8* 8* NA
2014- 13* 12* Land not
transferred
to Govt.
2015 5 Nos Govt. declared New
ACCESS proposal
2.Removing regional 2.1)Starting of new 2013-14 = 7 7 NA

imbalances colleges in all
legislative assembly 2014-15=11 10 Land not
constituencies where transferred
there is neither Govt to Govt.
nor Govt-aided 2015-16=7* *Proposaal NA
colleges.
2.2)Starting of new UG courses – 25 25 (Full) NA

UG/PG courses in PG courses - 33 33(Full)
Govt and Govt.aided (in Govt colleges)
colleges UG courses – 25
PG courses - 33
(in Govt colleges
during 2012-13)
UG & PG Courses 278 (Full) NA
-278 Nos in
Govt.Aided
colleges (2013-14)
3.Starting of new 3.1)22 Govt 3.1)16 3.1)Govt

colleges removing 3.1)Thanoor, Colleges Colleges sanctioned
regional imbalances. Malappuram started the colleges
3.2)Koduvally, and waiting
Kozhikkode for land
3.3)Kondotty, transfer
Malappuram
3.4)Mankada,
Malappuram
3.5)Balusseri,
Kozhikkode
3.6)Thrithala,
Palakkad
3.7)Chelakkara,

Revised RUSA Plan
Thrissur
3.8)Kattakkada,
Thiruvananthapuram
3.9)Chokli, Kannur
3.10)Payyannur,
Kannur
3.11)Neyyattingara,
Tvm
3.12)Kongad,
Palakkad
3.13)Elanthur,
Pathanamthitta
3.14)Thavanur,
Malappuram
3.15)Uduma,
Kasaragod
3.16)Ollur, Thrisuur
3.17)Kunnamangalam,
Kozhikkode
3.18)Karunagappally,
Kollam
3.19)Malampuzha,
Palakkad
3.20)Alathur,
Palakkad
3.21)Vypin,
4.Increase intake of Ernakulam 4.1) Two SC/ST 4.1) Both the 4.1)NA
SC/ST, OBC and 3.22)Nadapuram, colleges at colleges have
Differently abled Kozhikkode Wandoor, been started
students Malappuram and at
Pathanamthitta
4.1)Starting of new
colleges in SC/ST and 4.2) 30 seats for 4.2) 30 Seats 4.2)NA
OBC dominated areas SC/ST students in sanctioned and
in the state addition to normal students were
20% at Govt. admitted.
College, Attappadi,
4.2) Special Govt Palakkad
sanction for increase
5.Marginal increase in intake of SC/ST 5.1) 20% increase 5.1) 20% 5.1)
in UG/PG seats students in SC/ST of seats increase of Implement
dominated area seats ed
6. Increase intake by 5.1) 20% Marginal 6.1) Income limit 6.1)Govt. 6.1) NA
giving more fee increase of seats for raising from Approved
concession and UG & PG students in Rs30000/- to
sanctioning more all colleges 1,00,000/-
scholarships
6.1) Raising income
limit for fee 6.2.1)KSHEC- 6.2)Disbursed 6.2) NA
concession at Govt. Scholarships -1000 in Full
level Nos

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6.2.2)Disburse 6.2.2)
6.2.2)Collegiate d in Full NA
6.2) Sanctioning more Edn.Dept
scholarships 1. State Merit
scholarhip UG
300 Nos ---- RS
1250/year,
PG -150 Nos (
Rs.1500 per year
2. District Merit –
For Full A+
students- Rs 1250
Per year
3. Hindi UG 180
Nos (Rs. 5000/per
year), PG 59 Nos
(Rs. 10000 per
year)
4. Muslim Nadar
- For Full
applicants Rs. 125
per year
5. Sanskrit UG -55
Nos (Rs 2000 per
year),
PG 25 Nos ( Rs.
2000 per year)
6 Suvarnajubille
Merit scholarhship
(4500 Nos)- Rs.
10000 per year
7. Blind/PH
(Hostel charge, Fee
concession,
Boarding Grant
etc) all the eligible
students
8 CH Muhammed
koya scholarship
UG - 3000 Nos
(Rs. 4000/peryear),
PG -1000 nos (Rs.

5000/per year),
Professional
course- 1000
os(Rs. 6000 Per
year),
Hosteler( 2000 nos
) Rs. 12000 per
year

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6.3)Generally 6.3)
6.3)KSHEC raised declared in NA
the scholarship State Budget
amount- for
various courses
from Rs12000 to
6.3) Increase Rs 60000/-
scholarship amounts
6.3) Proposal to
raise the
scholarships are
with the Govt
1.Ensuring equity to 1.1) Caste-wise 1.1) *As per 1.1)Full 1.1) NA
all groups reservation at Govt
state level Order
1.2) Colleges in 1.2) Govt 1.2)16 1.2)
all legislative colleges in Included in
assembly 22 L.A Annual
EQUITY constituencies constituen Plan 2015-
in the State cies 16 of the
State
1.3) Special 1.3) For 1.3) Full 1.3) N

sanction for SC/ST– 2 A
colleges in GovtAide
SC/ST and d colleges
OBC and 1 for
dominated OBC
area.
1.4) Admissions 1.4) Agreemen 1.4) 1.4) N
to 50% seats t with the Implemented A
on merit basis Govt by from 2014-15
from self
SEBC,SC/ST financing
and BPL colleges
category and
50% as
Management
Quota in
private self-
financing
colleges

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1.Attain global 1.1)Semesterisation at 1.1)Semesterisation 1.1) Fully 1.1) NA

standards UG & PG level with at UG & PG level semesterised
latest syllabus
1.2)Starting of new 1.2) Honours 1.2) **Classes 1.2) NA

courses with Industry Degree programme started in
linkage in four subjects a)Economics
from Arts, Science at Maharaja’s
and commerce College,
streams at four Ernakulam,
centers b)English at
Govt.
Women’s
College, Tvm
c) B Com at
Govt. Victoria
College,
Palakkad
d)
Mathematics
at Govt.
Brennan
College,
Thalassery
EXCELLENCE
2.1) Mandatory 2.1)Complete the II 2.1)*Targets 2.1) NA

2. Accredit all HEI’s accreditation of the and III cycle of Re- 2014-15 -5%
under NAAC. institution/Branch of Accreditation 2015-16-10%
study as the case may process (pending 2016-17-10%
be. cases) by 2016-17 2017-22-15%
2.2) Remaining each/year
non-accredited
institutions will be
accredited in a
phased manner *

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3. Strengthen the 3.1)Empowering 3.1)Identify 3.1) Colleges 3.1)NA

existing CoE’s and existing leading Colleges with with Potential
Colleges with colleges with potential potential for CoE for Excellence:
potential for CoE for CoE
a. Uty College,
Tvm
[II Cycle
2010-12]
b. Govt.
Women’s
college, Tvm
[I Cycle 2010-
12]
c. Maharaja’s
College,
Ernakulam
[III Cycle
2014-19]
d. Govt.
Victoria
College,
Palakkad
[III 2010-12]
e. Mar Ivanios
College, Tvm
[III
Cycle2014-19]
f. MG College,
Tvm [I Cycle
2010-12]
g.Farook
College,
Kozhikkode[II
I Cycle 2014-
19]
h. St. Joseph’s
college,
Devagiri [ III
Cycle 2014-
19]
i.S.H.College,
Thevara, Ekm
[III Cycle
2014-19]
j. Marian
College,
Kuttikkanam,
Idukki [ I
Cycle 2014-
19]
The Kerala State Higher
k.Education
M.A Council 78
College,
Kothamangala
m, Ekm [I
Cycle 2014-
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4.1)Linkage with 4.1) 4.1) Major 4.1) Continues 4.1) NA

local industries and a) Govt College Projects-7, Minor-
Research institutes Kasaragod-Coconut 18
/Boards who Development Board
promote research. b)Maharaja’s College-
various
c) University College,
Tvm-Various
Research & Innovation
(including CTCRI,
CESS etc)
4.2)Promote teachers 4.2) Laisoning with 4.2) Ongoing 4.2) Ongoing 4.2) NA
in Major and Minor local industries Major Projects-40, projects
Research Minor-115 Major
programmes for Projects-40,
UGC funded Minor-115
Research projects

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5.1) 5.1) In the first 5.1) Already 5.1) MoU

5. e-Platform in a. DDFS in phase implemented is to be
HEI’s Universities and Govt a. In 5 General in the above signed in
institutions at the first Universities like Universities. case of
phases Kerala, Calicut, EoI received HEI’s other
Kannur, Mahatma from C-DAC than
Gandhi, CUSAT for All Govt Universitie
b. All Govt Colleges (64 s
Colleges (64 Nos) , Nos) , 5
5 Regional Dy Regional Dy
Directorates and 15 Directorates
Govt. Hostels and 15 Govt.
Hostels
e-Governance
5.2). In 5 General
Universities like 5.2)
Kerala, Calicut, Implemented
Kannur, Mahatma in All Govt 5.2) NA
5.2) Bio-Metric Gandhi, CUSAT Colleges
punching, b. All Govt (64Nos) , 5
Colleges (64 Nos) , Regional Dy
c. e-Payment of salary 5 Regional Dy Directorates
through SPARK Directorates and 15 and 15 Govt.
Govt. Hostels Hostels
d. Direct Benefit
Transfer (DBT) of
scholarships to
students

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6. Quality Assurance 6.1) Establishment of 6.1) Proposed 6.1) Report 6.1) NA

Framework State Accreditation KSAAC submitted to
Agency the State Govt
for approval
6.2)Restructuring of 6.2)
KSHEC 6.2) Establishment Constitution of 6.2) Govt
of Faculty Training SPD &TSG approved
Academy and under RUSA
KSAAC
6.3)Proposed
6.3) Incorporating to submit
6.3) Research the renowned report.
University Research 6.3)In pipe
institutions like line
CTCRI, CESS.
Reforms
Rajiv Gandhi
Institute of Bio-
Technology etc,
6.4) At UG and PG 6.4) Already
level in all implemented
6.4)Choice-Based Universities
Credit & Semester 6.5) Classes 6.4) NA
System 6.5) In 2 Govt commenced in
Colleges and 11 all these 13
6.5) Autonomous Govt-Aided colleges
colleges colleges 6.6) Classes 6.5) NA
6.6) Honours commenced in
Degree 4 Govt
6.6) Honours Degree programmes in colleges **
Programme Arts, Science and 6.6) NA
Commerce streams
*2013- includes One Govt Aided Arts & Science college for Muslim minority
group
*2014- Includes Two Govt Aided Arts & Science colleges for SC/ST dominated
area
*2015-16 Includes Two Govt Aided Arts & Science colleges

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HISTORY OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE STATE
Kerala has a rich and glorious past in culture and education and has been able to maintain the
lead in the field of education till today. The higher education sector in Kerala has been
subjected to significant policy shifts with long – term implications. The Government has been
initiating myriad of measures to increase the access, equity and excellence in higher education.
Both the Higher Education Department and the Kerala State Higher Education Council
(KSHEC) were in the forefront in imparting policy measures to revamp the higher education
scene in the State. The flag ship scheme of the Government of India christened, ‘RUSA’
(Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abiyan) is a paradigm shift in the sector and can turn into a
touchstone of excellence.
Among the states of India, Kerala occupies an enviable position in terms of several indicators
of social and human development. In fact, in terms of human development (or human
development index in particular), Kerala ranks fairly well in comparison to some of the
advanced countries of the world. It stands as the most literate state and as a state that provides
elementary education to all the eligible children. Kerala’s education performance has been so
impressive that it could receive the distinctive acclamation as the ‘Kerala model’; and some
recommend Keralization of the whole education system in India (Lewis, 1997, p. 341).
Literacy statistics are comfortable for Kerala when it is compared with any other state of India.
As per the census data 2011, it stands at 94 per cent. In the light of the paradigm shift in higher
education across the country from UGC funding to RUSA mode, it is high time to revisit the
status of Higher Education in Kerala in order to monitor and suggest the various measures to
cope up with the needs of the day strictly based on RUSA norms.
At present the State has 12 State Universities, one Central University and two Deemed
Universities under Arts, Science and Cultural streams. 56 Government Arts & Science
Colleges, four Govt. Training Colleges, three Govt. Music Colleges, one Govt. Physical
Education College and 182 Private Aided colleges across the state are affiliated to four
Universities in Arts & Science stream.
In Kerala there are nine Government Engineering Colleges, three Aided Engineering colleges
and 150 self-financing Engineering Colleges. Similarly, LBS Centre for Science &
Technology has two Engineering Colleges, five Regional Centres and 20 Sub-Centers. IHRD
has nine colleges of Engineering, 20 Colleges of Applied Science and eight Model Polytechnic
Colleges. KR Narayanan National Institute of Visual Science and Arts is another higher
education institution located at Thrissur. Laksmibai National College of Physical Education is

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an academic wing of Sports Authority of India (SAI) nurturing the sports talents in the State
and affiliated to the University of Kerala.
In the higher education history of Kerala, the past three years witnessed a mushrooming of new
Universities and Government Colleges. Envisaging a balanced growth in higher educational
institutions in the State, the Government of Kerala declared 22 Arts & Science Colleges under
Government sector in legislative assembly constituencies where there are neither any
Government nor aided Arts & Science colleges. Currently, 15 out of the mentioned 22 colleges
were sanctioned. Ensuring the “equity” concept of RUSA, this step fueled for making a
galloping move in increasing the GER of the state. Simultaneously, Government also ensured
the “Access” concept by sanctioning another aided college for the minority group and three
aided colleges for SC/ST dominated rural areas.
During 2012-2013, Government also sanctioned 58 UG and PG courses in Govt. Colleges
across the State. Out of the total requirement of 200 faculties for the mentioned courses, 185
teachers were already appointed on a permanent basis and the rest is in the pipeline.
Simultaneously Government also sanctioned three to seven UG courses in the newly started
Government colleges and 290 teachers were appointed on a permanent basis. During 2013-14,
as a new initiative by the State Planning Board and Govt. of Kerala, Honors Degree Courses
were introduced in four disciplines at four regions, under four Universities in the state.
Moreover, with a view to giving an impetus to the private aided sector, permission has been
granted to start 253 UG & PG courses during 2013-14. These steps taken by the State has been
carried out to provide a platform for increasing the GER, keeping in mind the factors of
inclusiveness, equity and excellence.
Emphasis on quality education has also been given due importance and necessary steps in this
direction have been taken. Initiatives of KSHEC and State Higher Education Department are
sandwiched in this move with programmes like Kerala State Assessment and Accreditation
Council (KSAAC), Semesterisation of UG and PG courses, Choice Based Credit and Semester
system (CBCSS), Kerala State Faculty Training Academy, International Relation Group, Cross
Boarder Credit Transfer System, Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP), Walk With
Scholar (WWS) Programme, Scholar Support Programme (SSP) and Fostering Linkages in
Academic Innovation and Research (FLAIR -Kerala) Programme.
However, in the backdrop of Globalisation, there has been a paradigm shift in the trends as well
as the bench marks for quality education as per the requirement, in the wake of availability of
new technologies. This calls for constant manoeuvrability as well as urge for adaptability in
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concerted action, in this respect. Under the present dispensation, it is the conventional courses
and the scheme of evaluation etc., pursued by the University system that rules the roost. This
has the tendency to increase the number of educated unemployed and under-employed, where
as the need of the hour is trained human resources, in tune with the actual requirement, for
sustained economic growth of the state and in turn the nation as a whole. The flagship
programme of the state – Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP) for the students, is
quite relevant here.
ASAP programme ensures hundred percent industry interventions. Expert trainers from
automobile giant ‘Bosche’, NASCOM, National Stock Exchange, Bombay Stock Exchange,
BSNL, ICWA, Geojit BNP Pariba, Rubber Board, Indian Dental Assn, Kerala Master Printers
Association and training partners like IL&FS, Manipal City & Guild, TMI Institute, Cap
Foundation etc trained the teacher trainers from various colleges.
Similarly, FLAIR programme initiated for inculcating the research culture among the young
faculty members and for offering a national or Inter-national exposure by attending short term
courses in well reputed National and International institutions.
The Result Framework Document (RFD) of the State shows that Kerala is doing well in
accomplishing the targets in the previous years. Every pace with the slogan ‘Athivegam
Bahudooram’ [‘fastest to reach farthest’] and proper planning according to the need of the day
is highly essential in higher education sector under Plan Scheme XII and XIII for ensuring
‘Access’, ‘Equity’ and Excellence .
While many important lessons can be drawn from the valuable education experience of Kerala,
a few uncomfortable lessons also flow from the same background: Kerala concentrated rather
exclusively on primary and secondary levels of education and ignored higher education.
Despite high levels of literacy, near universal enrolment in elementary education, high levels of
social and human development, Kerala could not transform itself into a prosperous developed
state. It is argued here that the principal reason for this is the neglect of higher education in the
state.
Union Ministry of Human Resource Development has launched its ambitious programme to
revamp the higher education sector in the country, Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan
(RUSA). Through RUSA it aims to cover 316 states public universities and 13,024 colleges
across the country.
The Govt. of India is trying to bring various reforms to improve the quality of higher education
sector by creation of State Higher Education Councils, creation of accreditation agencies,
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towards RUSA, academic, sectoral and institutional governance reforms, filling faculty
positions etc.
As per the RUSA document, greater emphasis will be laid on the improvement of the quality of
teaching-learning processes in order to produce employable and competitive graduates, post-
graduates and PhDs.
With respect to the planning and funding approach, some key changes are envisaged; (a)
funding will be more impact and result oriented, (b) various equity related schemes will be
integrated for a higher impact, (c) instead of unplanned expansion, there will be a focus on
consolidating and developing the existing system adding capacities and (d) there will be a
greater focus on research and innovation.
SWOT Analysis
SWOT is an analysis method, which is used in strategic planning for the institutions and
consists of the initial letters of concepts of Strength, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats.
Strategic planning is a process in which future aims are determined together with the stake
holders and responsibilities & resources are allocated in accordance with these future aims. It is
a process between the points an institution stands presently and the points it tries to reach in a
certain period of time. The concept of strategic planning is closely related with the concept of
foresight, in this regard, strategic planning can be considered as the collection of systematic
efforts for the best choice of the future.
The aim of strategic planning is to provide planned facilities, embody the appointed policies,
follow the application efficiently and take the initiative and provide effective participation. In
the process of strategic planning, some of the fundamental questions are needed to be
answered. Those are’Where are we ?’, ‘How can we reach our desired goal?’ and ‘How can
we evaluate our success ?’
Institutions are expected to make a strategic planning to gain a better perception of ongoing
quest for quality education and fulfilling it’s mission and realizing it’s vision.
 Highest Literate State in the country (94%)

 Highest Human Development Index
 Highest GER of females
 Balanced growth of HEI’s across the Legislative Assembly constituencies.
 Appointment ban in the State has been withdrawn w.e.f 2010 itself
 A balanced growth approach has been taken by the State Government for starting
Government colleges across the State.

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 Highest Forex earning State in the country in terms of NRI’s remittances

 Active participation and contribution by minority groups (like Christian
Missionaries & Other religious trusts) in propagating education in the State
 Infrastructural Development of the college campuses on the basis of the
Strengths Infrastructural Development Committee Report.
 Target group of weak, average and exceptionally good students were identified on
the basis of Inter-University Result Analysis for the last three years and based on
which Scholar Support Programme, Additional Skilling Acquisition Programme
and Walk With Scholar Programme respectively started.
 Feasibility Study in HED at Chennai, GoT, NAASCOM, Dept of Labour, GoT,
reputed autonomous colleges in Chennai, and at various premier polytechnics at
Chennai offering skill training and based on which a skilling programme for
students in the State has been implemented.
 Engineering colleges are well-versed with TEQIP programme.
 Bio-Metric punching at Govt HEI’s and Universities
 CBCSS at UG/PG level
 e-Governance and DDFS (Digital Data Filing System) at Govt HEI’s and
Universities has been approved by the Govt
 Started 13 Autonomous Colleges in 2014-15
 Govt of Kerala is offering 12 State Scholarships (‘000s in Numbers)for different
categories of students based on income/merit in addition to Central
Govt.scholarships
 KSHEC is offering 1000 scholarships ranging from Rs12000 to 60000 on course
basis.
 Cluster colleges are functioning in the state
 Started Honours Degree programme in 4 streams under Arts, Science, Commerce
disciplines
 Majority colleges of the state are accredited/re-accredited by NAAC/NBA
 Some HEI’s underwent the III Cycle of accreditation by NAAC
 Colleges With Potential For Excellence award were given to some colleges in the
State
 Lowest fee structure for students across the state
 Academic Merit is followed in admission process for all categories of students.
 Being a small State, scarcity of land restricts the development of campuses
 Backlog of faculty appointments up to 2010 due to financial stringency of the
State restricts the level of Teacher-student ratio in to the desired level.
 Scarcity of industries restricts the industrial linkages

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 Development of HEIs is mainly based on Govt funding

Weaknesses  Limited Research Institutions/output.
 High political interventions in campuses
 Lower retirement age (56 Yrs)
 Low placement opportunities
Kerala is becoming a Promising IT Hub across the country
The high rate of demographic dividend in age group of 18-35 years
Internationalization of studies through semester sharing system started at
University level
Scope for women empowerment through highest intake for higher studies
Opportunities GER of girl students are much higher compared to National average
Balanced growth of HEI’s across the State fuels the intake of students in future
Differently –abled friendly campuses have been proposed in all the newly started
Govt. colleges (17)
 Inadequacy of fund for R&D in colleges
 Reluctance of Govt Aided institutions to form cluster of colleges with Govt
colleges
 Limited Research Institutions/output.
Threats  Unnecessary and politically motivated students strike disturbs the academic
atmosphere.

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Chapter 4 : FINANCIAL DETAILS

Financial Outlays – 2013-14 (Baseline Data)
Total
Total Expenditure
Total Total Total
Expenditure on on Tech.
State GDP Expenditure on Expenditure on Expenditure on
HE as % of total Edn. as % of
(in Crores) Education (in HE as % of Tech. Edn. as %
expenditure on total
Crores) GSDP of GSDP
Education expenditure
on Education
402972 12020 15.61 15.61
0.47 5.99
Financial Outlays – 2014-15 (Perspective Plan)

Total
Total
Total Total Total Expenditure on
Expenditure on
State GDP Expenditure on Expenditure on Expenditure Tech. Edn. as %
HE as % of total
(in Crores) Education (in HE as % of on Tech. Edn of total
expenditure on
Crores) GSDP as % of GSDP expenditure on
Education
Education
456026 13603 0.68 15.74875208 1179 5.29295

State GDP Total
Total Total
(in Crores) Total Total Expenditure on
Expenditure on Expenditure
Expenditure on Expenditure on Tech. Edn. as %
HE as % of total on Tech.
Education (in HE as % of of total
expenditure on Edn. as % of
Crores) GSDP expenditure on
Education GSDP
Education
520780 15534 1.02 22.78909064 2020
7.589803

State GDP Total
Total
(in Crores) Total Total Total Expenditure on
Expenditure on
Expenditure on Expenditure on Expenditure Tech. Edn. as %
HE as % of total
Education (in HE as % of on Tech. Edn. of total
expenditure on
Crores) GSDP as % of GSDP expenditure on
Education
Education
599735 17889 1.49 34.19595726 3399 11.29186

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Chapter 5 :PREPARATION OF STATE PLAN COMPONENTS
Methodology
Forming TSG at KSHEC and grouping into Team I, Team II and Team III for
preparing the draft five year, three year and annual plans.
Workshops for introducing the Programme to Educational Institutions under
Govt. sector in the first phase.
Workshops for introducing the Programme to Aided Institutions
Technical session workshop for familiarizing the web portal with the help of
NIC
Data collection using the web portal designed for KSHEC and the
Government of Kerala exclusively for data capturing.
Data collection from the Government of India web sites, RBI, MHRD,
Census Data, various State Government web sites, Kerala State Planning
Board, Print and visual Media etc.
Stake holders consultation
Vice-Chancellors/DCE/DTE/HoDs meeting
Management representatives meeting
Principals and College Coordinators meeting

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Chapter 6 : EIGHT YEAR PERSPECTIVE PLAN

(in Crores)
Sl. Broad objectives Strategies/Action Plan Targe Indicators Resource Resourc Total for
N ts required e 8 years
o propo for 12th required
sed Plan for 13th
Plan
Creation of Converting the most competitive 02 For enhancing 55.00 55.00 110.00
1 Universities by way autonomous colleges during research
of upgradation of 2015-17 output ,
existing autonomous academic
colleges: KSHEC approved the proposal. flexibility and
Draft bill to be prepared soon high access to
after the approval of RUSA and higher
PAB education .
Fund
Requirements
2014-15 – 00
Cr
2015-16 – 25
Cr
2016-17 - 30
Cr
Total - 55
Cr
Creation of One of the Government ‘A’ 02 For enhancing 55.00 55.00 110.00
2 Universities by Grade Colleges with Potential research
Conversion of for Centre of Excellence will be output ,
Colleges in a considered with three nearby improving
cluster: Govt. Colleges during 2015-17 academic
Govt approved the proposal in ambience
principle and is waiting for the through
RUSA and PAB approval. infrastructure
and faculty
sharing in a
give and take
manner.
Fund
Requirements
2014-15 –00
Cr
2015-16 – 25
Cr
2016-17 - 30
Cr
Total - 55
Cr
Infrastructure grants Four (4) Universities without Priority has 120.00 120.00 240.00
3 to Universities: 12(b) status are considered on 10 been given to
priority basis followed by six (6) 4 Universities
other Universities without 12 (b)
a) Thunchath Ezhuthachan status.
Malayalam University Fund
b) Technical University of requirement:-
Kerala a)Thunchath
c) National University of Ezhuthachan

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Advanced Legal Malayalam

Studies University
d) Kerala University of 20 Cr
Health and Allied b)Technical
Science. University of
e) Kannur University Kerala
20 Cr
f) Sree Sankara Sanskrit
c) National
University
University of
g) Cochin University of Advanced
Science & Technology Legal Studies
h) Mahatma Gandhi 10 Cr
University d)Kerala
i) University of Calicut University of
j) University of Kerala Health and
Allied
Sciences.
20 Cr
e) Sree
Sankara
Sanskrit
University
15 Cr
[ The only
University in
Kerala with
NAAC ‘A’
Grade
Accreditation
during
September
2014]
f) Kannur
University
15 Cr
g)Cochin
University of
Science &
Technology
5 Cr
h)Mahatma
Gandhi
University
5 Cr
i)University of
Calicut
5 Cr
j)University of
Kerala
5 Cr
Fund
Requirements
2014-15 – 30
Cr
2015-16 – 30
Cr
2016-17 - 60
Cr
Total - 120

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Cr
New Model Kerala is having 4 Districts. 5 Acres of 48.00 48.00 96.00

4 Colleges (General): They are Kasaragod, Wayanad, 04 land each has
Malappuram and Palakkad. been
earmarked at
State TSG Appraised and Manjeswaram,
evaluated the institutional plan Kasaragod
Dist,
Equipment, fixtures and Mananthavady
furniture are part of the estimate , Wayanad
Dist,
Pathakkara,
Perinthalmann
a, Malappuram
Dist, and at
Kozhinjampar
a, Palakkad
Dist for the
proposed
colleges.
Fund
Requirements
2014-15 –16
Cr
2015-16 – 16
Cr
2016-17 - 16
Cr
Total - 48
Cr
Based on the following priority A) .High 24.00 16.00 40.00
5 Upgradation of norms, colleges were identified: 10 proportion of
existing degree a. High proportion of socially socially and
colleges to Model and economically backward economically
Degree Colleges: population* backward
b.Priority District as per GoI population
report (#) B) Priori
c.Low GER of SC/ST^ ty District as
d.College with lower College per GoI report
Population Index C) .Low
e. Special attribute-Hilly area** GER of
SC/ST
The proposed colleges are: D).
1.Govt. College, Ambalappuzha College with
[Alappuzha Dist]*^ lower College
2.BJM Govt. College, Chavara* Population
[Kollam Dist] Index
3.Govt. College,
Mananthavadi** Wayanad E)
Dist] Special
4.Govt. College Attappadi (#) attribute-Hilly
[Palakkad Dist] area
5.Govt. College, Tanur (#)
[Malappuram Dist]
6.Govt. College, Fund
Kanjiramkulam* Requirements
Tvm 2014-15 –06
Cr
2015-16 – 09
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Cr
2016-17 -
09Cr
Total - 24
Cr
New colleges Priority Norms a) Priori
6 (Professional) a) Category B Dist 04 ty for 52.00 52.00 104.00
b) High proportion of socially Category B
and economically backward Dist
population b) ACC
c) Low GER for female students ESS and
in Engg. Stream EQUITY
d) Low GER (SC/ST) in Engg. ensured for
Stream. High
proportion of
Proposed Locations &Districts socially and
1. LBS Model Engg. economicall
College, y backward
Parappanangadi, population
Malappuram Dist. c) ACC
2. LBS Model Engg. ESS ensured
College, Harippad, for Low
GER of
Alappuzha District
female
students in
Action Taken Engg.
1) 10 Acres of land has
Stream
been allotted at
d) ACC
Parappanangadi,
ESS ensured
Malappuram Dist
for Low
2) 10 Acres of land has
GER of
been allotted at
(SC/ST) in
Harippad, Alappuzha
Engg.
Dist
Stream.
Fund
Requirements
2014-15 –24
Cr
2015-16 – 14
Cr
2016-17 - 14
Cr
Total - 52
Cr
Infrastructure grants TSG and State Project Criterion as
7 to Colleges: Directorate approved 63 253 indicators:- 506.00 506.00 1012.00
Institutional Development Plans a) No. of
from various Colleges for the students
Plan Period 2014-15. b) Year of
Government has forwarded these establishm
proposals for infrastructure ent
grants c) Percentage
of women
Criterion for selection of
students
Colleges:-
a) No. of students d) Colleges
b) Year of establishment without
c) Percentage of women 12B Status
students and
d) Colleges without 12B e) NAAC
Grade
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Status and
e) NAAC Grade Fund
Identified Institutions Requirements
1) Colleges- General 38 2014-15 –
Nos 91.25 Cr
2) Training Colleges 02 2015-16 –
Nos 200.00 Cr
2016-17 -
3) Music Colleges 02
214.75 Cr
Nos
Total - 506
4) Engg.Colleges 22 Cr
Nos
Total 64 Nos
Funds were proposed for
creation of New facilities as well
as for Renovation/upgradation of
Existing Facilities.
Research, The two programmes initiated in It aims to

8 Innovation and the State to promote Research, 01 ensure the 120.00 40.00 160.00
Quality Innovation and Quality ‘Excellence’
improvement: improvement are: among the
1. Fostering Linkages in faculty
Academic Innovations and members.
Research (FLAIR)
2. International Research Group Fund
(IRG) Requirements
The above programmes offer an 2014-15 –
International exposure to the 40.00 Cr
faculty members including 2015-16 –
cross-border education and 40.00 Cr
Research. 2016-17 -
40.00 Cr
Total - 120
Cr
9 Equity initiatives: A) Started three Govt.Aided Ensure
Arts&Science colleges in SC/ST 01 EQUITY and 5.00 5.00 10.00
and minority dominated districts ACCESS of
for ensuring EQUITY and SC/ST and
ACCESS of SC/ST and OBC OBC students
students by removing
1. Pathanamthitta District regional
(SC/ST) imbalances in
2. Two Colleges in admissions
Malappuram District.
(SC/ST) Fund
3. One College at Requirements
2014-15 –
Vengara, Malappuram
05.00 Cr
Dist in the OBC
2015-16 –
dominated area (OBC) 00.00 Cr
B)Ensuring Disabled friendly 2016-17 -
campuses with ramp at the time 00.00 Cr
of new college constructions. Total - 5
This will help for Cr
accommodating more
differently-abled students.
C)Mandatory reservation norms

for admission to UG/PG classes
with specific percentage to each

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group in Govt and Govt.Aided

colleges.
D) Ensured 50% seat reservation

for meritorious students from
SEBC, SC/ST and BPL category
in unaided colleges
10 Faculty Recruitment Faculty Recruitment Support is  Teach
Support: based on: 320 er Student 76.56 100.00 176.56
1. Lowest No.of unfilled faculty ratio
positions  Teach
2.Priority for New Institutions er
and recruitments
3.Appointment of maximum and backlog
number of permanent teachers  Stude
nts intake
On the basis of the above data,
the State Proposal demanding Fund
fund for filling faculty positions: Requirements
2014-15 –
Appointment of permanent 6.96 Cr
teachers during 2014-15 : 2015-16 –
120 Nos x 5.8 L = 25.52 Cr
6.960 Cr 2016-17 -
Appointment of permanent 44.08 Cr
teachers during 2015-16 : 440 Total -
Nos x 5.8 L = 25.52 Cr 76.56 Cr
[120 [Previous] +120 + 200
[Fresh ]= 440]
Appointment of permanent
teachers during 2016-17 : 760
Nos x 5.8 L = 44.08 Cr
[(120 +120 +120 + 200 +200)
Previous]= 760}
TOTAL AMOUNT FOR PLAN
PERIOD XII
Rs= 76.56 Cr
11 Faculty
improvements: 1. To ensure quality 01 1. Production 6.00 6.00 12.00
improvement in Higher of Ph.Ds
Education by setting high 2. No. of
standards in terms of academic Major and
excellence, Research orientation Minor UGC
and teaching skill funded
2.To impart professional training projects
at the induction level undertaken
3.Equip the teachers with 3.
necessary competencies, skills Publications in
and attitudes refereed
journals both
Faculty Training Academy National and
 6 Cr International
4. Paper
presentations
in National
and
International
seminars
5. Patents
obtained from
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Research
institutes of
repute
6. No. of
awards
procured by
teachers from
reputed
Institutions.
Fund
Requirements
2014-15 –
6.00 Cr
2015-16 –
0.00 Cr
2016-17 -
0.00 Cr
Total - 6
Cr
12 Vocationalisation of  Skill delivery through 14 Skill
Higher Education: Additional Skill 01 parks at all 15.00 15.00 30.00
Acquisition Programme District
(ASAP) centers
 Community colleges at 05 Com
par with NVEQF munity
colleges at
Standards
1.Govt
College,
 Curriculum reform with
Attingal, Tvm
internship at UG level
Dist,
2.Govt
College,
Kottayam,
3.Govt
college,
Thrissur,
4.Govt
College,
Pattambi and
5.Govt
College,
Perinthalmann
a, Mpm Dist
Fund
Requirements
for ASAP
Programme
2014-15 –
15.00 Cr
2015-16 –
0.00 Cr
2016-17 -
0.00 Cr
Total -
15 Cr
13 Leadership Capacity Building initiatives to
Development of state level policy makers and 01 Central 5.00 5.00 10.00
Educational members of Governing bodies at Allocation- 5
Administrators : Institutional level. Cr
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14 Institutional  Restructuring of 11.00 11.00 22.00

restructuring and KSHEC 01 Fund
reforms : -Rs 8 Cr Requirements
 Establishment of State 2014-15 –
Project Directorate Rs 11.00 Cr
3 Cr 2015-16 –
0.00 Cr
2016-17 -
0.00 Cr
Total
- 11
Cr
15 Capacity building & a.Undertake Baseline Surveys

preparation, Data b.Data collection and 01 Fund 10.00 10.00 20.00
collection and compilation Requirements
Planning c.Organising meetings and 2014-15 –
workshops 5.00 Cr
d.Training and consultations 2015-16 –
e.Preparation of strategy reports 3.00 Cr
etc 2016-17 -
2.00 Cr
Total - 10
Cr
16 Management Men(Training) and Materials are
Information System to be supplied by RUSA and 01 Fund 10.00 10.00 20.00
hence it covers only recurring Requirements
expenditure and maintenance 2014-15 –
3.00 Cr
2015-16 –
3.00 Cr
2016-17 -
4.00 Cr
Total - 10
Cr
17 Support to a.Strengthening of existing ones Polytechnics
Polytechnics 49x2 Cr = Rs 98 Cr needed to be 121.19 120.00 241.19
b.Construction of women’s strengthened
hostels in Polytechnics with most
[One Time assistance] modern
One each in each Districts in the infrastructural
first phase 14x 1 Cr = and
Rs 14 Cr instructional
c.CDTP – Community facilities to
Development Training deliver
Programme maximum
One Time recurring grants for 2 benefits
New Polytechnics 2x.17 Cr
= Rs .34 Cr
d.One Time recurring grants for Fund
39 Polytechnics 39x.17 Cr = Requirements
Rs 6.63 Cr 2014-15 –
e.One Time non-recurring grants 71.19 Cr
for 2 New Polytechnics 2015-16 –
2x.20 Cr = Rs .4 Cr 50.00 Cr
f.One Time non-recurring grants 2016-17 -
for 14 Polytechnics 0.00 Cr
14x.13 Cr = Rs 1.82 Cr Total -
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Total = Rs121.19 Cr 121.19 Cr
18 Mgt, Monitoring, 01 Fund

Evaluation & MMER Fund Requirements 6.00 6.00 12.00
Research 2014-15 –
2.00 Cr
2015-16 –
2.00 Cr
2016-17 -
2.00 Cr
Total - 6
Cr
Grand total Rs 1245.75 1180 2425.75

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Chapter 7 : SOURCE OF FUNDS

Source Funds Funds Funds Total
expected expected expected
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
(amount in (amount (amount
crores) in crores) in
crores)
1.Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha 348.6 544.96 715.8 1606.36
Abhiyan
2.Grants from UGC 65 70 75 210
3.Grants from State Higher 600 650 700 1950
Education Department
4.Grants from other State NA NA NA NA
departments
5.Grants from Central 4 5 7 16
Departments
6.Raised from private sector, NA NA NA NA
institutions, foundations and
organizations
7.Resources raised by higher 64 70 75 209
education institutions from
internal sources like student
fees, examination fees etc
Total 1081.6 1339.96 1572.8 3991.36

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Chapter 8 : MAJOR TARGETS AND FINANCIAL OUTLAYS

Sl. Component Number/Target Financial
No. Outlay
(Crores
of INR)
1 Creation of Universities by way of 1 55
Upgradation of Existing
Autonomous Colleges (Plan
Period )
2 Creation of Universities by 1 55
conversion of colleges in a cluster
3 Infrastructure Grants to 10 120
Universities
4. New Model Colleges (General) 4 colleges X 12 crores 48
5. Upgradation of existing Degree 6 24
Colleges to Model Degree
Colleges
6. New Colleges (Professional) 2 52
7. Infrastructure Grants to Colleges 253 colleges 506
8. Research, Innovation and quality  Fellowship to all eligible research 10
improvement scholars
 Incentives and awards to research 10
guides and scholars
 Support for collaborative research 15
work
 Support to fresh PhD holders to 15
open production units
 3 Research Parks- southern, 45
central and northern parts of
Kerala
 Seed money to newly appointed 10
Faculty Members
15
 Innovation and Technology
Transfer
Total 120
9. Equity Initiatives
 Financial aid and scholarships for
socially and economically
backward students
 Remedial classes, language labs,
etc.,
 Equal opportunity cells
 Need- based procurement grant(
support gadgets, equipment etc)
to all differently-abled students

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5
10. Faculty Recruitment Support 200 numbers in Government College
320 numbers in Grant in Aid
Colleges 76.56
11 Faculty Improvement Faculty Training Academy/ 10
Strengthening and restructuring of
one Academic Staff College
12. Vocationalisation of Higher  Skill delivery through KSHEC 15
Education  Support to ASAP
 Infrastructure support to the
CoPs and add on programme
 Faculty training and MOOCs by
FTA
13. Leadership Development of Centrally administered program 5
Educational Administrators
14. Institutional Restructuring and Support to KSHEC 20
Reforms Creation of State Accreditation
Agency- KSAAC
Establishment of State Project
Directorate
15. Capacity Building and Baseline Surveys 10
Preparation, Data Collection and Stakeholder meetings
Planning State Perspective Plan
Data Bank
Training & Consultation
Preparation of Strategy report
16. Management Information System Men(Training) and Material are to be 10
(MIS) supplied by RUSA and hence it
covers only recurring expenditure and
maintenance
17. Support to Polytechnics Strengthening of 20 Existing 145.79
Polytechnics
18. Management Monitoring 1 % of the total central fund 6
Evaluation and Research (MMER) for meeting the expenditure on
creation and maintenance of
Technical Support Group (TSG)
Total 1283.35

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Chapter 9 : OUTCOME AND OUTPUT TARGETS

Outcom Output Indicator Unit 2013- 2014- 2015- 2016-
e 14 15 16 17
Higher Increase
Investme in Investment as a % of % 0.47 0.68 1.02 1.49
nt in resource GSDP
Higher allocation
Educatio at State
n level
Creation of new Number 0 0 1 0
Universities by way of
upgradation of
existing autonomous
colleges
Higher Number Creation of Number 0 0 1 0
GER of HEI’s Universities by
conversion of
colleges in a cluster
Creation of new Number 2 0 0 0
Colleges(Professional)
New Model Colleges- Number 0 4 0 0
General
Upgradation of Number 0 6 0 0
existing Degree
Colleges to Model
Degree Colleges
Enrolment Number lakhs 6.12 6.20 6.47 6.70
s
GER Higher GER % 22.9 23.3 24.32 25.2
Increased .19728 .08274 .27235 .23677
number of Increased Number lakhs
Better students .74 .31 1.02 .88
transitio from Higher Percentage %
n secondary
to Higher
Education
Vocationa Greater pool of trained Number.in .55358 .59220 .59220 .59220
Better lisation man power lakhs
employa Polytechni New Polytechnics Number 4 2 NA NA
bility cs Strengthening of Number 1 2 NA NA
existing polytechnics
SC % 6.52 6.28 0.94 NA
Better ST Increased GER for % 6.50 6.41 0.32 NA
Equity Women these categories % 1.45 3.78 6.39 NA
Faculty Improved Student- 22.82 23.11 24.03 25.23
(ratio) Teacher Ratio Ratio
Academic CBCSS % of 100 100 100 100

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reforms institution
s covered
Quality Semester System % of 100 100 100 100
Gains institution
s covered
Autonomy Autonomous colleges Number
to Universities of 0 0 1 0
institution
s covered
Colleges to Cluster Number
University of
institution 0 0 1 0
s covered
Accreditat More Institutions of % of 36.4 40.23 42 50
ion higher Quality institution
s covered
PhDs Increase in number Number 852 NA NA NA
produced of PhDs
/year
Better M Phils Increase in number Number 274 329 NA NA

Researc of M
h Yields Phil/year
Major Increase in number

Research Numbers 47* 67* NA* NA*
Projects
Minor Increase in number

Research Numbers 121* 177* NA* NA*
Projects
*(including completed and ongoing projects)
NA* = Not Available

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Chapter 10 : STATE DATA ( BASELINE AND PERSPECTIVE)
Sl No Parameters 2013-14 2014-15 2016-17 2017-18

1 Total Strength of students in all programs 767447 774723 805712 845998
and all years of study
2 Total women students in all programs and all 377316 493950 513708 539393
years of study
3 Total SC students in all programs and all 115117 116208 120857 126890
years of study
4 Total ST students in all programs and all 38372 38736 40286 42230
years of study
5 Total OBC students in all programs and all NA NA NA NA
years of study in the year
6 Number of fully functional P-4 and above NA NA NA NA
level computers available for students
7 Total number of text books and reference NA NA NA NA
books available in library for UG and PG
8 Student - teacher ratio NA NA NA NA
9 % of UG students placed through campus NA NA NA NA

interviews
10 % of PG students placed through campus NA NA NA NA
interviews
11 % of high quality undergraduates (>75% NA NA NA NA
marks) passed out
12 % of high quality post graduates (>75% NA NA NA NA
marks) passed out
13 Number of research publications in National NA NA NA NA
refered journals
14 Number of research publications in NA NA NA NA
International refereed journals
15 Number of patents obtained NA NA NA NA
16 Number of patents filed NA NA NA NA
17 Number of sponsored research projects NA NA NA NA
completed
18 The transition rate of All students 90 NA NA NA
students in
19 percentage from 1st SC 80 NA NA NA
year to 2nd year
20 ST 70 NA NA NA
21 OBC 100 NA NA NA
22 IRG from students fee and other charges (Rs. NA NA NA NA

in lakhs)
23 IRG from externally funded R&D projects, NA NA NA NA
consultancies (Rs. in lakhs)
24 Total IRG (Rsl in lakhs) NA NA NA NA
25 Total annual recurring expenditure of the NA NA NA NA
institution (Rs. in lakhs)

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FUND EQUALIZATION FORMULA
Fund Equalization Formula

Sl.
Criteria Value
No.
1 Population (Age Group: 3265268
18-23)
(- As per Census 2011)
2 Per Capita Income( Rs ) at 59052
constant price
(- as per 2011-12)
3 Gross Enrolment Ratio 21.9
(As per 2011-12)
4 Performance 2006-07 2007-08 2008- 2009-10 2010- 2011-

09 11 12
Improvement in GER *
GER- All categories 11.82 12.1 13.5 13.8 19.4 21.9
GER- SCs 8.99 11.0 11.8 12.0 14.7 18.3
GER- STs 9.41 11.0 11.5 11.8 14 14.2
Gender Parity Index
GPI- All Categories 1.1 1.28 1.3 1.31 1.34 1.50
GPI- SCs 0.9 1.0 1.4 1.56 1.76 1.8
GPI- STs 0.7 0.9 1.03 1.07 1.1 1.3
Expenditure on Higher Education 2011-12

Per Capita Rs.5680
Expenditure(per student (including
cost) Technical
(Rs.) Education)
Expenditure as % of 0.68
NSDP (1)
College - Population 29
Index*
Institutional Density 27.8 %
Teacher - Student Ratio 1:30
Research Output 1050

*Compiled by the TSG from the unpublished book of Dr. P.Anvar, Member Secretary, KSHEC

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PRE-REQUISITES
State's response
(YES/NO)/
Sl.No. Prerequisite Key Questionnaire
Commitment as
per a set timeline
Does the State agree to Create the State
State Higher
1 Higher Education Council according to YES
Education Council
the suggestion made under RUSA
Does the state agree to create and submit

State Perspective
2 the State Higher Education Plan YES
Plan
according to prescribed guidelines
Financial Does the state agree to scale up to and
Contribution to maintain prescribed levels of funding to
3 YES
Higher Education as higher education as a % of State Gross
a % of GSDP Domestic Product (GSD)
Does the State agree to share the project
Adherence to
cost of the Government funded and aided
4 timelines for fund YES
institutions with MHrD in the applicable
release
ration (10:90, 35:65)
Agreement to create
Does the state agree to create separate
5 separate fund for YES
fund for RUSA
RUSA
Filling Faculty Does the state agree to fill up vacant

6 YES
Vacancies faculty positions
Accreditation Does the state commit for all state HEIs

7 YES
reforms to apply for accreditation
Does the state agree to implement all

Affiliation and
8 affiliation reforms mentioned under YES
examination reforms
RUSA
Governance and
Does the state agree to implement all the
Administrative
9 sectoral governance reforms mentioned YES
reforms at State
under RUSA
Level
Institutional
Does the state agree to implement all the
governance
10 Institutional governance/Administrative YES
(Administrative)
reformes mentioned under RUSA
reforms

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CONCLUSION
The State Higher Education Plan has been prepared meticulously by the Kerala State Higher
Education Council (KSHEC) taking into account all the prerequisites pertaining to RUSA. The
daunting task was achieved with the support of the Expert Panel of Technical Support Group,
the State Higher Education Department and the diligence of the staff of the Higher Education
Council. The required data were collected extensively from Government Agencies like
Directorate of Collegiate Education, Directorate of Technical Education, Census Directorate,
Centre for Development Studies, Indian Economic Survey, various Universities, Colleges,
Economic Review, All India Survey on Higher Education, Data Bank of Higher Education
Council, by phone etc. There may be shortcomings due to non availability of data. The state of
Kerala is in the forefront compared to many other states in primary and secondary levels of
imparting education. We hope that the lag at the higher education level could be overcome
once the RUSA scheme is implemented. It is aspired that the development we achieve in this
field will encourage students to pursue education here itself than going abroad for higher
education. The quality that was the hallmark of famous universities in India like Taxila and
Nalanda attracted many foreign students to India. The same thing could happen here if we
could maintain the standards prescribed for quality education. The implementation of RUSA
scheme would bring about a sea change in the education scene of Kerala. The Volume II and
Volume III of the State Higher Education Plan contain the Institutional Development Plans of
64 Government Colleges and their budgetary requisites. The demand by the state for the
implementation of RUSA for the Institutional Development Plans for Government colleges for
2014-15 is Rs.74.07 Crores. The total fund required for 2015-16 is Rs.88.09 Crores and for
2016-17 is Rs.85.28 Crores. The total amount demanded for the 12th Plan including MMER is
Rs. 247.43 Crores. We sincerely hope that this could bring about the desired changes in the
higher education sector which in turn could take Kerala to the higher echelons of excellence.

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Annexure I
KERALA STATE HIGHER EDUCATION - RUSA BUDGET PROPOSAL IN DETAIL
Plan Period XII
Component 1 : Creation of Universities by way of upgradation of existing

autonomous colleges
No proposal this year
Component 2 : Creation of Universities by Conversion of Colleges in a
cluster
No proposal this year
Component 3 : Infrastructure grants to Universities
Unit University 1 University 2 University 3
Sree
Sankaracharya Mahatma Gandhi
Name of the University University of University, University of Kerala
Sankrit - Kottayam
Kalady
Category Categ
Govt. Govt. Govt.
(Govt./Deemed/Private) ory
Accredited (first
cycle completed
grade- B++, LOI
NAAC Accreditation Grade Accredited(A) Accredited(B)
submitted for next
cycle, accreditation
in progress)
Whether included under 12B Yes/n
Yes Yes Yes
of UCG Act o
Unit University 4 University 5 University 6

Cochin University
University of of Science and
Name of the University Kannur University
Calicut Technology -
CUSAT
Category Categ
Govt. Govt. Govt.
(Govt./Deemed/Private) ory
Accredited (first
Accredited (B), cycle completed , LOI submitted for
NAAC Accreditation Grade
LOI Submitted LOI submitted for cycle I
next cycle)
Whether included under 12B Yes/n
yes yes Yes
of UCG Act o

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Physical & Financial Information( University)

University -I University -2 University -3
Sree Sankaracharya Mahatma Gandhi University of Kerala
University of Sankrit - University, Kottayam
Kalady
Physical Financial Physical Financial Physical Financial
Value (Area Value Value Value Value Value
Details of existing college
in Sq.Mt.)- (Rs. in (Area in (Rs. in (Area in (Rs. in
lakhs) Sq.Mt.)- lakhs) Sq.Mt.)- lakhs)
Hostels(Separate for boys 2 Nos (1000

700 Renovation 700 Renovation 700
and girls) sq.Mx2)
3 blocks
Toilets Separate for boys 3 blocks (200
50 Renovation 25 (180 50
and girls) sq.Mx3)
sq.Mx3)
2 blocks
Laboratory Renovation 400 (450 700 Renovation 400
sq.Mx3)
Academic buildings Renovation 160 Renovation 125 Renovation 125
Administrative buildings NA 0 Renovation 50 Renovation 60
Campus development Renovation 50 Renovation 60 Renovation 75
Library Renovation 100 Renovation 125 Renovation 115
Classrooms Renovation 80 Renovation 75 Renovation 60
Auditorium Renovation 80 NA 0 Renovation 50
Canteen/Cafeteria Renovation 15 NA 0 NA 0
Computer centre Renovation 50 NA 0 Renovation 50
Play ground Renovation 50 Renovation 40 Renovation 90
Sports facilities New 60 New 50 New 100
Computers New 55 NA 0 New 50
Books/Journals New 100 NA 0 New 125
E- Resources New 150 New 50 New 75

TOTAL 2000 2000 2000

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University -4 University -5 University -6

University of CalicutCochin University of Kannur University
Science and
Technology - CUSAT
Physical Financial Physical Financial Physical Financial
Value (Area Value Value Value Value Value
Details of existing college
in Sq.Mt.)- (Rs. in (Area in (Rs. in (Area in (Rs. in
lakhs) Sq.Mt.)- lakhs) Sq.Mt.)- lakhs)
Hostels(Separate for boys Nos (1000
700 700 Renovation 400
and girls) sq.Mx2)
Renovation
3 blocks 3 blocks
Toilets Separate for boys
Renovation 30 (200 50 (180 100
and girls)
sq.Mx3) sq.Mx3)
Laboratory Renovation 400 Renovation 250 Renovation 300
Academic buildings NA 0 Renovation 100 Renovation 150
Administrative buildings NA 0 Renovation 50 NA 0
Campus development Renovation 100 Renovation 200 Renovation 150
Library Renovation 100 NA 0 NA 0
Classrooms Renovation 50 Renovation 50 Renovation 100
Auditorium Renovation 100 NA 0 Renovation 120
Canteen/Cafeteria NA 0 NA 0 Renovation 10
Computer centre Renovation 100 Renovation 100 Renovation 100
Play ground Renovation 120 Renovation 100 Renovation 150
Sports facilities New 100 New 150 New 100
Computers New 50 New 50 New 70
Books/Journals New 100 New 100 New 150
E- Resources New 50 New 100 New 100
Total 2000 2000 2000

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Consolidated Development Plans of Universities in Kerala 2014-15

(Prioritized list)
Total Out lay
( in lakhs)
2014-15 2015- 2016-17
Sl No.of 16
No Name of College IDPs
Sree Sankaracharya 1200 400 400
University of Sankrit,
1 Kalady 1 2000
1200 400 400
Mahatma Gandhi
2 University, Kottayam 1 2000
1200 400 400
3 University of Kerala 1 2000

1200 400 400
4 University of Calicut 1 2000

Cochin University of 1200 400 400
Science and
5 Technology - 1 2000
CUSAT 1200 400 400
6 Kannur University 1 2000

7200 2400 2400
Total 6 12000

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Component 4 : New Model Colleges (General)

No proposal for the current financial year
Component 5 : Up-gradation of Existing Degree Colleges to Model Degree

Colleges (Priority Based)
Upgradation of existing degree colleges to model degree colleges

Indicat Unit Govt. BJM Govt.
or College, College,
Ambalapuz Chavara Govt. College
ha Kanjiramkula
m,
Whether the colleges category Govt. Govt.
Govt./Aided Govt.
District under which Name Alappuzha Kollam
model college is proposed Thiruvananthap
uram
Number of colleges in the Number 35 53
concerned district 87
Is it an EBD District Yes/No No No No
No. Of districts where number 6 6
upgradation can be done
as per RUSA guidelines 6
Have the districts where Yes/no Yes Yes
upgradation can be done,
been prioritized on the
basis of CPI Yes
Reservation for socially % of % 20-25 20-25
& economically weaker hostel
sections seats 20-25
No of Colleges per CPI % 6.89 5.48
1,00,000 students of
18‐23 year age group in
the district 6.33
Percent of SC and ST % SC = 9.96 & SC = 13.02
population to total in the ST = 0.56 &ST = 0.29 ST = 12.95 &
district ST = 0.69
Percent of Female % 24.96 27.88
students enrolled to18‐23
year age group female
population in the district 27
Percent of SC and ST % SC =19.1 & SC = 19.8 & ST
students enrolled to18‐23 ST = 15.2 = 14.6
year age group SC and ST SC =18.5 & ST
population in the district = 15.8
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Indicat Unit Govt.Colleg Govt.College,

or e, Munnar, Pathanamthith Govt.College,
a( Chalakkudy
Whether the colleges category Govt. Govt.
Govt./Aided Govt.
District under which Name Idukki Pathanamthitta
model college is proposed Thrissur
Number of colleges in the Number
concerned district
Is it an EBD District Yes/No Yes No NO
No. Of districts where number 6 6
upgradation can be done
as per RUSA guidelines 6
Have the districts where Yes/no Yes Yes
upgradation can be done,
been prioritized on the
basis of CPI yes
Reservation for socially % of % 20-25 20-25
& economically weaker hostel
sections seats 20-25
No of Colleges per CPI % 9.18 8.3
1,00,000 students of
18‐23 year age group in
the district 6.99
Percent of SC and ST % SC = 14.96 SC = 13.87
population to total in the & ST =5.01 &ST = 0.59 SC = 12.56 &
district ST =0.19
Percent of Female %
students enrolled to18‐23
year age group female
population in the district 26.2 33.2 24.44
Percent of SC and ST % SC = 14.6 & SC = 19.2 & ST
students enrolled to18‐23 ST = 13.9 = 15.6
year age group SC and ST SC =17.2 & ST
population in the district = 13.9

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Physical and financial information _ Upgradation of degree colleges into model colleges
Govt. College, BJM Govt. College, Govt. College

Ambalapuzha Chavara (Kollam) Kanjiramkulam,
(Alappuzha) (Thiruvananthapuram)
Details of New Physi Finan New Physical Financ New Physi Finan
existing college Construct cal cial Construct Value ial Construct cal cial
ion Value Value ion (Area in Value ion Value Value
/Renovati (Area (Rs. /Renovati Sq.Mt.) (Rs. in /Renovati (Area (Rs.
on (Pls. in in on lakhs) on Sq.M in
Specify) Sq.M lakhs) t.) lakhs)
t))
Administrative New 800 156.5 Renovati 750 145.5 New 800 150
building and Construct on Construct
common ion ion
facilities
Seminar NA NA 0 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
Room/Committe
e room
Hostels Renovati NA 32.5 New Renovat 31.8 Renovati NA 28.5
(Separate for on constructi ion on
boys and girls) on
Toilets New 67.5 24.5 Renovati NA 10.5 Renovati NA 12.5
(Separate for constructi on on
boys and girls)on
Laboratory Renovati 500 50 Renovati NA 72 Renovati 350 38.5
on on on
Library Renovati NA 35 Renovati NA 28.7 Renovati 400 41.5
on on on
Computer New 155.6 45.8 Renovati NA 36 New 175 55.33
Centre constructi on constructi
on on
Academic Block Renovati NA 10 Renovati NA 15 Renovati NA 12.5
(Classrooms) on on on
Common Room NA NA 0 Renovati NA 10 New NA 26.17
for Students on constructi
on
Canteen/Cafeteri Renovati NA 5 Renovati NA 9 NA NA NA
a on on
Auditorium Renovati NA 15 NA NA 0 Renovati NA 22.5
on on
Campus NA NA 10 NA NA 24.5 NA NA 0
Development
Sports facility NA NA 10.7 NA NA 12 NA NA 10.5
Books/Journals/ NA NA 5 NA NA 5 NA NA 2
e-resources
TOTAL 400 400 400

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Govt.College, Munnar, Govt.College, Govt.College,

(Idukki) Pathanamthitha(pathanamt Chalakkudy (thrissur)
hitta)
Details of New Physi Finan New Physical Financ New Physi Finan
existing college Construct cal cial Construct Value ial Construct cal cial
ion Value Value ion (Area in Value ion Value Value
/Renovati (Area (Rs. /Renovati Sq.Mt.) (Rs. in /Renovati (Area (Rs.
on (Pls. in in on lakhs) on Sq.M in
Specify) Sq.M lakhs) t.) lakhs)
t))
Administrative Renovati 800 100 Renovati NA 74.5 New 800 155.5
building and on on constructi
common on
facilities
Seminar Renovati NA 15.5 Renovati NA 15 Renovati NA 15
Room/Committe on on on
e room
Hostels Renovati NA 24.5 New 565.5 150 Renovati 1200 20.5
(Separate for on constructi on
boys and girls) on
Toilets New 150 30.5 Renovati 67.5 11.5 NA NA 0
(Separate for constructi on
boys and girls) on
Laboratory Renovati NA 40 Renovati NA 22.5 Renovati NA 25.5
on on on
Library Renovati 400 25.4 Renovati NA 12.5 Renovati NA 20.5
on on on
Computer New 155.6 42.4 New 120.5 36.5 Renovati NA 25
Centre constructi constructi on
on on
Academic Block Renovati NA 25.2 Renovati NA 25 Renovati NA 30.5
(Classrooms) on on on
Common Room NA NA 0 Renovati NA 15 Renovati NA 15
for Students on on
Canteen/Cafeteri New NA 25.5 Renovati NA 5 Renovati NA 10
a constructi on on
on
Auditorium Renovati NA 40 NA NA 0 Renovati NA 32.5
on on
Campus NA NA 10 NA NA 12.5 NA NA 25
Development
Sports facility NA NA 15 NA NA 15 NA NA 20
Books/Journals/ NA NA 6 NA NA 5 NA NA 5
e-resources
TOTAL 400 400 400

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Up gradation of Existing Degree Colleges to Model Degree Colleges (Prioritized list of colleges)
Total
Sl 2015-
2014-15 ( 2016-17( Out lay
N Name of College 15(in
in lakhs) in lakhs) ( in
o lakhs)
lakhs)
Govt.College, Munnar, Special attribute -
1 100 100 200 400
(Idukki) Hilly area
1. High proportion
of socially and
Govt.College, economically back
2 Pathanamthitha(pathanamthitt ward population. 100 100 200 400
a) 2. College with
lower college
population index
1. High proportion
of socially and
Govt. College, Ambalapuzha economically back
3 100 100 200 400
(Alappuzha) ward population.
2. Low GER of
SC/ST
1. High proportion
BJM Govt. College, Chavara of socially and
4 100 100 200 400
(Kollam) economically back
ward population.
1. High proportion
Govt.College, Chalakkudy of socially and
5 100 100 200 400
(thrissur) economically back
ward population.
1. High proportion
of socially and
Govt. College economically back
6 Kanjiramkulam, ward population. 100 100 200 400
(Thiruvananthapuram) 2. College with
lower college
population index
Total 600 600 1200 2400

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Component 6 : New colleges (Professional)

Priority based consolidated table of all new proposed professional colleges.
New Professional Colleges_ LBS MODEL ENGINEERING COLLEGE, PARAPPANAGADI,

MALAPPURAM
Indicat Unit Professional college
or LBS MODEL
ENGINEERING
COLLEGE,
PARAPPANAGADI,
MALAPPURAM
District under which professional college is NAME MALAPPURAM
proposed
Number of Professional colleges in the number Nil

concerned district
No of professional Colleges per 1,00,000 % Nil

students of 18‐23 year age group in the district
Percent of SC and ST population to total in the % SC = 7.9 & ST =0.6
district
Percent of Female students enrolled to 18‐23 % 8.38
year age group female population in the district
Percent of SC and ST students enrolled to18‐23 % SC =16.5 & ST =14.6

year age group SC and ST population in the
district
Reservation for socially & economically weaker % of % 20-25

section Hostel
seats
Student teacher ratio Ratio 1:30
Teaching to non-teaching ratio Ratio 2:1
Physical and financial information _ LBS MODEL ENGINEERING COLLEGE,

PARAPPANAGADI, MALAPPURAM
The proposed college falls under, please specify (Tier-1/Tier-
2/Tier-3)
Details for the proposed college Physical Value Financial Value
(Area in Sq.Mt) (Rs. in lakhs)
Administrative Building 1200 379.46

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Seminar room 300 94.86

Library 300 94.86
Academic Block (classrooms etc) 1500 471.44
Electronics Lab 350 110.67
IT Lab Electrical 350 110.67
CNC Lab 250 79.05
Mechatronics lab 300 110.67
Chemical Lab 250 79.05
Civil Lab 250 79.05
Instrumentation lab 350 110.67
Workshop 250 79.05
Computer Centre cum Cyber Café 700 221.35
Conference Room 250 79.05
Confidential Room 200 63.24
Committee/ Syndicate Room 300 94.86
Common Room for students 150 47.43
Toilet Block 220 69.56
Cafeteria 100 28.45
Hostel 500 171.56
Miscellaneous 0 25
Total 8070 2600
Year wise break up
Total
2014- 2015- 2016-
Out
Sl 15 15 17
Name of College Priority Norms lay
No ( in (in ( in
( in
lakhs) lakhs) lakhs)
lakhs)
a. Category B Dist
b. High proportion of socially
LBS MODEL and economically backward
ENGINEERING population
1 COLLEGE, c. C. Low GER for female 900 1200 500 2600
PARAPPANAGADI students in Engg. Stream
, MALAPPURAM d. D. Low GER (SC/ST) n
Engg. Stream

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Component 7 : Infrastructure Grants to Colleges

Infrastructure grants to colleges
Indicator Unit College 1 College 2 College 3

Name of the College Govt. University
Maharajas Victoria college,
college, College, Tvpm
Ernakulam Palakkad
Category Category Govt. Govt.
(Govt./Aided/Private) Govt.
NAAC Accreditation Grade Accredited(A) Accredited
Accredited(A) (A)
Whether included Yes/no Yes yes
under 12B of UGC
Act Yes
Area of the proposed Pls. Category Tier3 Tier2
College fall under Specify
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 ) Tier2
Year of Year 1888 1866
establishment 1875
Number of students Number 1738 3222
enrolled 2501
SC Number/ Ratio 582/1738= 169/3222=
total 1055/2501= 1:2.37 1:3 1:19
ST Number/ Ratio 54/1738= 219/3222=
total 53/2501= 1:47 1:32 1:14.71
OBC Number/ Ratio 114/1738= 250/3222=
total 185/2501= 1:13.46 1:15.24 1:12.89
Women students Number/ Ratio 205/1738= 515/3222=
total 422/2501= 1:6 1:8.46 1:6.25
Indicat Unit College 4 College 5 College 6

or
Name of the Govt. Govt.Colle KMM
College Brennan ge, Womens
College, Kasaragod Govt.
Dharmado College,
m Kannur Kannur
Category Catego Govt. Govt. Govt.
(Govt./Aided/Priv ry
ate)
NAAC Grade Accredited Accredited
Accreditation Accredite (A) (A)
d (A)
Whether included Yes/no Yes Yes yes
under 12B of
UGC Act
Area of the Pls. Catego Tier3 Tier3 Tier3
proposed College Specify ry
fall under (Tier-

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1/Tier-
2/Tier-
3)
Year of Year 1862 1957 1975
establishment
Number of Numbe 2928 1370 852
students enrolled r
SC Numbe Ratio 474/2928 1:6.17 250/1370= 1:5.46 102/852= 1:8.
r/ total = 33
ST Numbe Ratio 178/2928 1:16.3 115/1370= 1:12 33/852= 1:25
r/ total = 9 .64
OBC Numbe Ratio 450/2928 1:6.49 949/1370= 1:1.44 48/852= 1:17
r/ total = .51
Women students Numbe Ratio 483/2928 1:6 146/1370= 1:9.35 852/852=
r/ total = 1:1
or
Name of the SNGS Govt. Govt.
College Govt. College of College,
College, Teacher Madappall
Pattambi, Education, y,
Palakkad Kozhikode Kozhikkod
e
ate)
NAAC Grade Accredite Accredited
Accreditation d (A) (A) Accredited
(B)
Whether included Yes/no Yes Yes Yes
under 12B of
UGC Act
fall under (Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-
3)
Year of Year 1911 1950 1958
establishment
students enrolled r
SC Numbe Ratio 366/1332 1:3.64 10/115= 1:11.1 322/1409= 1:4.
r/ total = 1 37
ST Numbe Ratio 93/1332= 1:14.2 3/115= 1:33 394/1409= 1:3.
r/ total 9 57
OBC Numbe Ratio 80/1332= 1:16.6 20/115= 1:5.9 128/1409=
r/ total 1 1:11
Women students Numbe Ratio 139/1332 1:9.55 69/115= 1:1.67 150/1409= 1:9.
r/ total = 4

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or
Name of the SNGS Govt. Govt.
College Govt. College of College,
College, Teacher Madappall
Pattambi, Education, y,
Palakkad Kozhikode Kozhikkod
e
ate)
NAAC Grade Accredited Accredited
Accreditation (A) (A) Accredited
(B)
under 12B of
UGC Act
fall under (Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-
3)
Year of Year 1911 1950 1958
establishment
students enrolled r
SC Numbe Ratio 366/1332= 1:3.6 10/115= 1:11.1 322/1409= 1:4.
r/ total 4 1 37
ST Numbe Ratio 93/1332= 1:14. 3/115= 1:33 394/1409= 1:3.
r/ total 29 57
OBC Numbe Ratio 80/1332= 1:16. 20/115= 1:5.9 128/1409= 1:1
r/ total 61 1
Women students Numbe Ratio 139/1332= 1:9.5 69/115= 1:1.67 150/1409= 1:9.
r/ total 5 4

or
Name of the CA Govt. Govt.Colle
College Govt.Colle College for ge, Tirur,
ge, Women, Malappura
Kuttanallu Vazhuthaca m
r, Thrissur ud, Tvm
ate)

Revised RUSA Plan
NAAC Grade Accredited Accredited Accredited

Accreditation (B) (first cycle ( first
completed cycle
grade - completed
A,LOI grade- B+,
submitted LOI
for next submitted
cycle) for next
cycle)
under 12B of
UGC Act
fall under (Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-
3)
Year of Year 1972 1897 NA
establishment
Number of Numbe 2395 655
students enrolled r 931
SC Ratio 1:5.8 876/2395= 1:2.73 60/655= 1:1
Numbe 5 0.7
r/ total 159/931= 5
ST Numbe Ratio 1:53 162/2395= 1:14.7 19/655= 1:3
r/ total 17/931= 1 3.3
OBC Numbe Ratio 1:2.6 222/2395= 1:10.7 27/655= 1:2
r/ total 359/931= 9 4.1
Women students Numbe Ratio 1:1.5 2395/2395= 1:1 305/655= 1:2.
r/ total 622/931= 14

Name of the College CKGNM Govt. Govt. College, Govt. College,
College, Manimalakkunnu, Chalakkudy
Perambra, Koothattukulam
Kozhikkode
Category Category Govt. Govt. Govt.
(Govt./Aided/Private)
NAAC Accreditation Grade Accredited(first Accredited (first Accredited

cycle cycle completed (first cycle
completed grade- B, LOI completed
grade- B+, LOI submitted for grade- B, LOI
submitted for next cycle) submitted for
next cycle) next cycle)
Whether included Yes/no yes Yes 2F
under 12B of UGC
Act

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Area of the proposed Pls. Category Tier2 Tier2 Tier2

(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
establishment
Number of students Number 591 466 604
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 64/591= 1:9.26 38/466= 1:1 73/604= 1:8.
total 2.35 3
ST Number/ Ratio 63/591= 1:9.43 9/466= 1:5 48/604= 1:1
total 0 2.5
OBC Number/ Ratio 173/591= 1:3.41 92/466= 1:5 181./604= 1:3.
total 33
Women students Number/ Ratio 265/591= 1:2.23 118/466= 1:4 248/604= 1:2.
total 43

Name of the College KKTM Govt.Colle Govt.Arts
Govt.College, ge, and
Pullut, Malappura Science
Thrissur m College,
Meencha
ndha,
Kozhikkod
e
Govt.
NAAC Accreditation Grade Accredited Accredite
Accredited (first cycle d(complet
(first cycle completed ed 2nd
completed grade- B, cycle - B
grade- B, LOI LOI grade, LOI
submitted submitted submitted
for next for next for next
cycle) cycle) cycle)
Whether included Yes/no yes yes
under 12B of UGC
Act yes
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3
) Tier2
establishment 1965
enrolled 695
SC Number/ Ratio 71/527= 1:7.4 391/1523
total 83/695= 1:8.4 = 1:3.9

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ST Number/ Ratio 21/527= 1:25

total 7/695= 1:100 62/1523= 1:24.39
OBC Number/ Ratio 124/527= 1:4.2 140/1523
total 65/695= 1:10.8 = 1:11
Women students Number/ Ratio 230/527= 1:2.3 177/1523
total 375./695= 1:1.9 = 1:8.56
Indicator Unit College 19 College 20 College

21
Name of the College Govt.Colle Govt.Colle Govt.Coll
ge, ge, ege,
Kodenche Kottayam Mokery,
ry, Kozhikko
Kozhikkod de
e
NAAC Accreditation Grade Accredite Accredite Accredite

d(First d(first d(first
cycle - B cycle cycle - B
grade, LOI complete grade,
submitted d grade- LOI
for next B, LOI submitte
cycle) submitted d for
for next next
cycle) cycle)
under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3
)
Year of Year 1980 1972 1981
establishment
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 48/507= 1:10.6 133/1010 1:7.58 119/521
total = = 1:4.4
ST Number/ Ratio 20/507= 1:25 18/1010= 1:55.6 21/521=
total 1:25
OBC Number/ Ratio 147/507= 1:3.45 682/1010 1:1.48 114/521
total = = 1:4.6
Women students Number/ Ratio 168/507= 1:3 523/1010 1:1.9 220/521
total = = 1:2.37

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or
Name of the Govt. College, Govt.College, Govt.College of
College Koilandy, Mananthawady, Teacher Education,
Kozhikkode Wayanad Tvm
Category Categor Govt. Govt. Govt.

(Govt./Aided/Privat y
e)
NAAC Grade Accredited Accredited (first
Accreditation Accredited(complete (completed first cycle completed -B
d first cycle-B grade, cycle -B grade, LOI grade, LOI
LOI submitted for submitted for next submitted for next
next cycle) cycle) cycle)

under 12B of UGC
Act
Area of the Pls. Categor Tier2 Tier3 Tier2
proposed College Specify y
fall under (Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3
)
Year of Year 1975 1981 1911
establishment
enrolled
SC Number Ratio 33/410= 1:12.5 127/470= 1:3.7 10/110=
/ total 1:11.1
ST Number Ratio 0 0 25/470= 1:18.9 1/110=
/ total 1:100
OBC Number Ratio 64/410= 1:6.45 107/470= 1:4.41 50/110=
/ total 1:2.21
Women students Number Ratio 123/410= 1:3.33 144/470= 1:3.27 79/110=
/ total 1:1.4

Name of the College Govt.sanskrit Govt.Arts
College, College,
KNM Arts and
Thripunithura, Thycaud,
Science college,
Ernakulam Tvpm
Kanjiramkulam,
Tvm
Govt.

Revised RUSA Plan
NAAC Accreditation Grade Accredited Accredited

(first cycle (Completed
completed first cycle,
Accredited grade- B, LOI Grade C+,
(Completed submitted for LOI
first cycle -B next cycle) submitted
grade, LOI for next
submitted for cycle)
next cycle)
Whether included Yes/no Yes Yes
under 12B of UGC
Act yes
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Tier2
establishment 1982
enrolled 625
SC Number/ Ratio 25/140= 1:5.56 81/600=
total 49/625= 1:12.8 1:7.41
ST Number/ Ratio 1/140= 1:100 41/600=
total 19/625= 1:33.3 1:14.7
OBC Number/ Ratio 8/140= 1:16.67 228/600=
total 100/625= 1:6.25 1:2.63
Women students Number/ Ratio 119/140= 1:1.18 258/600=
total 319/625= 1:1.96 1:2.33
Indicator Unit College 28 College 29 College

30
Name of the College PTM Govt. Govt.
College, College,
NMSM Perinthalmanna, Attingal,
Govt. Malappuram Tvm
College,
Kalpetta,
Wayanad
Govt.
NAAC Accreditation Grade Accredited( Applied for first Applied
Completed cycle, LOI for first
first cycle, submitted cycle,
C grade, LOI
LOI submitted
submitted
for next
cycle)
Whether included Yes/no Yes Yes
under 12B of UGC
Act yes

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(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Tier3
establishment 1981
enrolled 520
SC Number/ Ratio 1:10.5 73/636=
total 185/520= 1:2.81 60/633= 1:8.62
ST Number/ Ratio 0 25/636=
total 155/520= 1:3.34 0 1:25
OBC Number/ Ratio 1:21.1 120/636=
total 137/520= 1:3.8 30/633= 1:5.3
Women students Number/ Ratio 1:2.24 301/636=
total 188/520= 1:2.76 283/633= 1:2

Name of the College BJM Govt. Govt.College,
Govt.College, College, Munnar,
Chavara, Kattappana, Idukki
Kollam idukki
NAAC Accreditation Grade Not Not Not

Accredited Accredited Accredited
Whether included Yes/no yes Yes yes
under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
establishment
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 70/664= 1:9.4 114/584= 1:5.13 36/450=
total 1:12.5
ST Number/ Ratio 0 0 15/584= 1:40 9/450=
total 1:50
OBC Number/ Ratio 224/664= 1:2.97 88/584= 1:6.6 90/450=
total 1:4.98
Women students Number/ Ratio 334/664= 1:1.9 227/584= 1:2.57 108/450=
total 1:4.17

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Indicator Unit College 34 College College 36

35
Name of the College GPM Govt. EKNM s Govt.College,
College, Govt. Thripunithura
Manjeswaram College,
Kasaragod

Whether included Yes/no Yes yes yes
under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
establishment
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 77/394= 1:5.13 161/487= 1:3 32/447=
total 1:13.89
ST Number/ Ratio 91/394= 1:4.3 175/487= 1:2.79 36/447=
total 1:12.5
OBC Number/ Ratio 118/394= 1:3.3 92/487= 1:5.32 91/447=
total 1:4.9
total 1:3.3

Name of the College Govt arts and Govt.Arts and Govt. Arts
science Science College and Science
college, Kozhinjanppara, College,
Ambalappuzha, Palakkad Mankada,
Alappuzha Malappuram

NAAC Accreditation Grade Not Accredited Not Accredited Not

Accredited
Whether included Yes/no yes Yes yes
under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )

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Year of Year NA NA NA
establishment
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 59/244= 1:4.17 202/342= 1:1.69 50/645=
total 1:12.8
ST Number/ Ratio 2/244= 1:100 24/342= 1:14.29 19/645=
total 1:33.3
OBC Number/ Ratio 44/244= 1:5.56 75/342= 1:4.57 103/645=
total 1:6.25
total 1:1.96

41
Name of the College Institute of Chembai
Advanced Memorial
Studies in Govt.Music
Govt.College,
Education, College,
Karyavatom,
Thrissur Palakkad
TVM
Govt.
Whether included Yes/no Yes yes
under 12B of UGC
Act Yes
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Tier2
establishment 1997
enrolled 614
SC Number/ Ratio 16/175= 1:11.1 11/80=
total 59/614= 1:10.42 1:7.14
ST Number/ Ratio 5/175= 1:33.3 1/80=
total 12/614= 1:50 1:100
OBC Number/ Ratio 30/175= 1:5.9 18/80=
total 55/614= 1:11.2 1:4.55
total 250/614= 1:2.46 1:1.6

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44
Name of the College RLV College Govt. College of
of Music and Brennen Engineering,
Fine Arts, college of Tvm
Thripunithura, Teacher
Ernakulam Education,
Thalassery
NAAC Accreditation Grade Not Not NBA

under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Year of Year NA 1957 1939
establishment
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 29/463= 1:15.87 9/145= 1:16.67 180/3592=
total 1:20
ST Number/ Ratio 9/463= 1:50 6/145= 1:25 158/3592=
total 1:22.7
OBC Number/ Ratio 49/463= 1:9.5 22/145= 1:6.67 339/3592=
total 1:10.58
total 1:2.86

Name of the College Govt. SCT Govt.
Engineering College of Engineering
College, Engineering, College,
Thrissur Tvpm Sreekrishnapuram

NAAC Accreditation Grade NBA Not Not Accredited

Whether included Yes/no yes Yes Yes
under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )

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Year of Year 1957 1995 1999

establishment
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 172/2460= 1:14.3 82/1370= 1:16.7 69/954=
total 1:13.9
ST Number/ Ratio 25/2460= 1:100 0 0 29/954=
total 1:33.33
OBC Number/ Ratio 369/2460= 1:6.7 123/1370= 1:11.1 52/954=
total 1:18.18
Women students Number/ Ratio 812/2460= 1:3 356/1370= 1:3.85 448/954=
total 1:2.13

Name of the College College of Govt Govt.
Engineering .Engineering Engineering
Kalloopara, College, College,
Pathanamthitta Barton hill, Manathawady,
Tvm Wayanad

under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Year of Year 2004 1999 1999
establishment
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 18/529= 1:29.4 94/1344= 1:14.3 53/756=
total 1:14.29
ST Number/ Ratio 0 0 27/1344= 1:50 23/756=
total 1:33.3
OBC Number/ Ratio 11/529= 1:50 202/1344= 1:6.7 113/756=
total 1:6.67
total 1:2.3

Revised RUSA Plan

Name of the College College of College of College of
Engineering Engineering, Engineering,
Karunagappally, Poonjar Perumon
Kollam
NAAC Accreditation Grade Not Accredited Not Not

under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Year of Year 2000 2000 2000
establishment
enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 37/748= 1:20 20/610= 1:31.3 67/1332=
total 1:20
ST Number/ Ratio 7/748= 1:100 24/610= 1:25 0
total 0
OBC Number/ Ratio 30/748= 1:25.3 10/610= 1:63.3 535/1332=
total 1:2.49
total 1:1.84

Name of the College LBS Govt. College of
institute of Engineering Engineering,
Technology college, Attingal
for women, Kozhikkode
Tvm

under 12B of UGC
Act
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Year of Year 2001 1999 2003
establishment

Revised RUSA Plan

enrolled
SC Number/ Ratio 60/1200= 1:20 91/1304= 1:14.3 19/575=
total 1:30.3
ST Number/ Ratio 0 0 26/1304= 1:50 0
total 0
OBC Number/ Ratio 108/1200= 1:11.1 196/1304= 1:6.67 14/575=
total 1:41.3
total 1:3.3

Name of the College College of Govt.
Engineering, Engineering
Cherthala, college,
College of
Alappuzha Kottarakkara,
Engineering,
Kollam
Adoor
Govt.
Whether included Yes/no yes Yes
under 12B of UGC
Act Yes
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Tier3
establishment 1995
enrolled 1318
SC Number/ Ratio 54/924= 1:17.2 15/475= 1:31.2
total 79/1318= 1:16.67
ST Number/ Ratio 18/924= 1:50 0 0
total 119/1318= 1:11.1
OBC Number/ Ratio 54/924= 1:17.1 7/475= 1:66.2
total 52/1318= 1:25.1
Women students Number/ Ratio 471/924= 1:96 109/475= 1:4.3
total 605/1318= 1:2.18

Revised RUSA Plan

Name of the College Govt. Rajiv
College of Gandhi
Govt
Engineering, Institute of
College of
Kannur Technology,
Engineering,
Kottayam
Chengannur
Govt.
Whether included Yes/no yes Yes
under 12B of UGC
Act Yes
(Tier-
1/Tier-
2/Tier-3 )
Tier2
establishment 1993
enrolled 1641
SC Number/ Ratio 161/1261= 1:7.8 123/1540=
total 133/1641= 1:12.3 1:12.5
ST Number/ Ratio 23/1261= 1:55.56 46/1540=
total 0 0 1:33.3
OBC Number/ Ratio 103/1261= 1:12.2 231/1540=
total 55/1641= 1:29.7 1:6.67
total 1341/1641= 1:1.22 1:2.56
Physical and Financial information
College–1 College – 2 College – 3

Maharajas college, Govt. Victoria College, University college,
Ernakulam Palakkad Tvpm
Phy
Physi Physi
sica
New cal Finan cal Finan Finan
New New l
Constru Valu cial Valu cial cial
Details of Constru Construct Val
ction e Value e Value Value
existing ction ion ue
/Renovat (Area (Rs. (Area (Rs. (Rs.
college /Renovat /Renovati (Ar
ion (Pls. in in in in in
ion on ea
Specify) Sq.M lakhs) Sq.M lakhs) lakhs)
Sq.
t)) t.)
Mt.)
New
renovati renovatio 90.
Laboratory 24.4 15 Construc 48.8 30 20
on n 6
tion
Classrooms New
renovati renovatio 67.
(including Construc 158.5 70 90.6 20 15
on n 2
technologic tion
Revised RUSA Plan
ally enabled
classrooms)
Hostels
New
(Separate renovati
68.2 15 construc 67.2 30 NA NA 0
for boys and on
tion
girls)
Toilets(Sepa
New New
rate for renovati 24.
24.4 10 Construc 26.4 10 Constructi 20
boys and on 4
tion on
girls)
Campus renovati renovatio
NA NA 0 NA 20 NA 15
development on n
Computer
renovati renovati renovatio 67.
centre/Cybe 48.8 20 NA 10 10
on on n 2
r Café
renovati renovatio
Auditorium NA NA 0 NA 10 NA 30
on n
renovatio 48.
Library NA NA 0 NA NA 0 10
n 8
Refurbishme
nt (minor NA NA 0 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
civil works)
Seminar renovatio 68.

NA NA 0 NA NA 0 10
room n 5
administrati
NA NA 0 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
ve buildings
Purchase of
New New New
lab NA 20 NA 20 NA 20
Purchase Purchase purchase
equipment
Purchase of New New New

NA 20 NA 15 NA 20
computer Purchase Purchase purchase
Books/Journ
New New New
als/e- NA 10 NA 15 NA 15
Purchase Purchase purchase
Resources
Sports New New New

NA 20 NA 20 NA 15
facilities Purchase Purchase purchase
TOTAL 200 200 200

Revised RUSA Plan

Govt. Brennan College, Govt.College, KMM Womens Govt.
Dharmadom Kannur Kasaragod College, Kannur
Phys
New Physi Physi
Finan ical Finan
Constru cal Finan New cal New
cial Valu cial
Details of ction Value cial Construc Value Constru
Value e Value
existing /Renova (Area Value tion (Area ction
(Rs. (Are (Rs.
college tion in (Rs. in /Renovat in /Renova
in a in
(Pls. Sq.Mt lakhs) ion Sq.Mt tion
lakhs) Sq.M lakhs)
Specify) )) .)
t.)
New
renovatio renovati
Laboratory construc 90.6 30 96.4 20 67.2 20
n on
tion
Classrooms
(including New
renovati renovatio
technologic 158.5 25 96.8 20 Constru 67.2 30
on n
ally enabled ction
classrooms)
Hostels
New
(Separate renovatio renovati 158.
construc 96.8 25 68.4 10 25
for boys n on 5
tion
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New
arate for renovati
construc 24.4 15 Construc 26.4 10 24.4 10
boys and on
tion tion
girls)
Campus
renovati
developmen NA 20 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
on
t
Computer
renovati renovatio renovati
centre/Cybe 24.4 5 24.4 5 67.2 5
on n on
r Café
New
Auditorium NA NA 0 construct NA 50 NA NA 0
ion
renovatio
Library NA NA 0 48.8 5 NA NA 0
n
Refurbishm
ent (minor NA NA 0 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
civil works)
New New
Seminar renovati
48.8 10 Construc 24.4 10 Constru 69.8 20
room on
tion ction
New
administrati
NA NA 0 NA NA 0 construc 48.8 20
ve buildings
tion
Revised RUSA Plan
Purchase of New New

New
lab Purchas NA 30 NA 30 purchas NA 25
Purchase
equipment e e
New New
Purchase of New
Purchas NA 10 NA 20 purchas NA 15
computer Purchase
e e
Books/Jour New New
New
nals/e- Purchas NA 15 NA 10 purchas NA 10
Purchase
Resources e e
New New
Sports New
Purchas NA 15 NA 10 purchas NA 20
facilities Purchase
e e
TOTAL 200 200 200

SNGS Govt. College, Govt. College of Govt. College,
Pattambi, Palakkad Teacher Education, Madappally,
Kozhikode Kozhikkode
Phys Phys
Physi
New ical Finan ical Finan
cal Finan New New
Construc Valu cial Valu cial
Details of Value cial Construc Constru
tion e Value e Value
existing (Area Value tion ction
/Renovat (Are (Rs. (Are (Rs.
college in (Rs. in /Renovat /Renova
ion (Pls. a in in a in
Sq.Mt lakhs) ion tion
Specify) Sq.M lakhs) Sq.M lakhs)
))
t.) t.)
New
renovatio renovati
Laboratory 96.4 20 construct 68.8 35 44.2 10
n on
ion
Classrooms
(including New
renovatio renovati
technologic construct 68.4 20 96.8 20 68.8 20
n on
ally enabled ion
classrooms)
Hostels
New
(Separate renovatio renovatio
158.5 30 68.4 10 construc 96.4 25
for boys n n
tion
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New
arate for renovati
construct 24.4 10 Construc 26.4 15 24.4 10
boys and on
ion tion
girls)
Campus New
renovatio
developmen NA 10 NA NA 0 Constru NA 25
n
t ction

Revised RUSA Plan
Computer New
renovatio renovati
centre/Cybe construct 72.4 25 24.4 5 67.2 10
n on
r Café ion
renovati
Auditorium NA NA 0 NA NA 0 NA 10
on
renovatio
n
Refurbishm
civil works)
New
Seminar renovatio
NA NA 0 48.8 20 Constru NA 10
room n
ction
New New New
administrati
construct 48.8 15 Construc 48.8 20 Constru 24.4 10
ve buildings
ion tion ction
Purchase of New
New New
lab NA 20 NA 15 purchas 15
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
NA 15 NA 20 purchas 10
computer Purchase Purchase
e
Books/Jour New
New New
nals/e- NA 10 NA 10 purchas 10
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
NA 10 NA 10 purchas 15
facilities Purchase Purchase
e
TOTAL 200 200 200

C A Govt.College, Govt. College for Govt.College, Tirur,
Kuttanallur, Thrissur Women, Malappuram
Vazhuthacaud, Tvm
Phys Phys
Physi
cal Finan New New
))
t.) t.)
New
renovatio renovati
n on
ion

Revised RUSA Plan
Classrooms
(including
renovatio renovatio renovati
technologic 44.8 15 96.8 20 72.4 15
n n on
ally enabled
classrooms)
Hostels
(Separate renovatio renovatio renovati
72.8 15 44.8 10 96.4 20
for boys n n on
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New
arate for renovati
boys and on
ion tion
girls)
Campus New
renovatio renovatio
developmen NA 10 NA 10 Constru NA 25
n n
t ction
Computer New New
renovatio
centre/Cybe Construc 24.4 10 24.4 10 Constru 68.4 20
n
r Café tion ction
New
renovatio
Auditorium NA 10 NA NA 0 construc NA 25
n
tion
renovatio
n
Refurbishm New
ent (minor Construc NA 30 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
civil works) tion
New New New
Seminar
Construc 48.4 20 construct 48.8 20 Constru NA 10
room
tion ion ction
New New
administrati
construct 48.8 15 NA NA 0 Constru 24.4 10
ve buildings
ion ction
Purchase of New
New New
lab NA 15 NA 25 purchas NA 20
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
NA 10 NA 15 purchas NA 10
e
Books/Jour New
New New
nals/e- NA 15 NA 10 purchas NA 10
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
200
TOTAL 200 200

Revised RUSA Plan

CKGNM Govt. College, Govt. College, Govt. College,
Perambra, Kozhikkode Manimalakkunnu, Chalakkudy
Koothattukulam
Phys Phys
New
Physi New ical Finan ical Finan
New Finan Constru
cal Construc Valu cial Valu cial
Details of Construc cial ction
Value tion e Value e Value
existing tion Value /Renova
(Area /Renovat (Are (Rs. (Are (Rs.
college /Renovat (Rs. in tion
Sq.Mt ion (Pls. a in in a in in
ion lakhs) (Pls.
.) Specify) Sq.M lakhs) Sq.M lakhs)
Specify)
t)) t))
Laboratory 44.2 10 24.4 15 96.4 20
n n on
Classrooms
(including New New
renovatio 158.
technologic 68.8 20 Construc 70 construc 68.4 20
n 5
ally enabled tion tion
classrooms)
Hostels
New
construct 96.4 25 68.2 15 30
for boys n on 5
ion
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New
arate for renovatio renovatio
24.4 10 24.4 10 construc 24.4 10
boys and n n
tion
girls)
Campus New
renovati
developmen Construc NA 25 NA NA 0 NA 10
on
t tion
Computer New
renovatio renovatio
centre/Cybe 67.2 10 48.8 20 construc 72.4 25
n n
r Café tion
renovatio
Auditorium NA 10 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
n
Library NA NA 0 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
Refurbishm
civil works)
New
Seminar
Construc NA 10 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
room
tion
New New
administrati
Construc 24.4 10 NA NA 0 construc 48.8 15
ve buildings
tion tion
Purchase of New
New New
lab NA 25 NA 20 Purchas NA 25
purchase Purchase
equipment e
Revised RUSA Plan
New
Purchase of New New
NA 15 NA 20 Purchas NA 15
computer purchase Purchase
e
Books/Jour New
New New
nals/e- NA 10 NA 10 Purchas NA 10
purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
facilities purchase Purchase
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
KKTM Govt.College, Govt.College, Govt.Arts and Science
Pullut, Thrissur Malappuram College, Meenchandha,
Kozhikkode
Phys Phys
Physi
ical Finan ical Finan
New cal Finan New New
Valu cial Valu cial
Details of Construc Value cial Construc Constru
e Value e Value
existing tion (Area Value tion ction
(Are (Rs. (Are (Rs.
college /Renovat in (Rs. in /Renovat /Renova
a in a in in
ion Sq.Mt lakhs) ion tion
Sq.M lakhs) Sq.M lakhs)
.)
t.) t.)
New New
renovatio
Laboratory construct 68.8 35 67.2 20 Constru 48.8 30
n
ion ction
Classrooms
(including New
renovatio renovati
technologic 96.8 20 Construc 67.2 30 90.6 20
n on
ally enabled tion
classrooms)
Hostels
New
(Separate renovatio renovatio 158.
68.4 10 25 construc 67.2 30
for boys n n 5
tion
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New
arate for renovatio
Construc 26.4 15 24.4 10 Constru 26.4 10
boys and n
tion ction
girls)
Campus
renovati
developmen NA NA 0 NA NA 0 NA 20
on
t
Computer
centre/Cybe 24.4 5 67.2 5 NA 10
n n on
r Café
renovati
on
renovatio
Library 48.8 5 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
n
Revised RUSA Plan
Refurbishm
civil works)
New
Seminar renovatio
48.8 20 Construc 69.8 20 NA NA 0
room n
tion
New New
administrati
Construc 48.8 20 construct 48.8 20 NA NA 0
ve buildings
tion ion
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
computer Purchase purchase
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
facilities Purchase purchase
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
Govt.College, Govt. College, Govt.College, Mokery,
Kodenchery, Kottayam Kozhikkode
Kozhikkode
Phys Phys
Physi
cal Finan New New
))
t.) t.)
New
renovatio renovati
n on
ion
Classrooms
(including New
renovatio renovati
n on
ally enabled ion
classrooms)
Hostels
New
158.5 30 68.4 10 construc 96.4 25
for boys n n
tion
and girls)

Revised RUSA Plan
Toilets(Sep
New New
arate for renovati
boys and on
ion tion
girls)
Campus New
renovatio
n
t ction
Computer New
renovatio
centre/Cybe construct 78.8 20 24.4 5 NA NA 0
n
r Café ion
renovati
on
renovatio
n
Refurbishm
renovati
ent (minor NA NA 15 NA NA 15 67.8 10
on
civil works)
Seminar renovatio renovati
NA NA 0 48.8 20 48.4 20
room n on
New New New
administrati
ve buildings
ion tion ction
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
Govt. College, Govt.College, Govt.College of
Koilandy, Kozhikkode Mananthawady, Teacher Education,
Wayanad Tvm
Phys Phys
Physi
cal Finan New New
))
t.) t.)
Revised RUSA Plan
New
renovatio renovati
Laboratory construct 90.6 30 96.4 20 67.2 20
n on
ion
Classrooms
(including New
renovatio renovatio
technologic 158.5 25 96.8 15 Constru 67.2 30
n n
ally enabled ction
classrooms)
Hostels
New
(Separate renovatio renovati
construct 96.8 25 68.4 10 96.8 20
for boys n on
ion
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New
arate for renovati
boys and on
ion tion
girls)
Campus
renovatio
n
t
Computer
centre/Cybe 28.4 10 48.8 10 67.2 5
n n on
r Café
New
ion
renovatio
n
Refurbishm
civil works)
New New
Seminar renovatio
room n
tion ction
New
administrati
ve buildings
tion
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e

Revised RUSA Plan
TOTAL 200 200 200

KNM Arts and Science Govt.Sanskrit College, Govt.Arts College,
college, Kanjiramkulam, Thripunithura, Thycaud, Tvpm
Tvm Ernakulam
Phys Phys
New
Physi New ical Finan ical Finan
New Finan Constru
cal Construc Valu cial Valu cial
Details of Construc cial ction
Value tion e Value e Value
existing tion Value /Renova
(Area /Renovat (Are (Rs. (Are (Rs.
college /Renovat (Rs. in tion
Sq.Mt ion (Pls. a in in a in in
ion lakhs) (Pls.
.) Specify) Sq.M lakhs) Sq.M lakhs)
Specify)
t)) t))
Laboratory 44.2 10 24.4 15 96.4 20
n n on
Classrooms
(including New New
renovatio 158.
technologic 68.8 20 Construc 70 construc 68.4 20
n 5
ally enabled tion tion
classrooms)
Hostels
New
construct 112.5 30 68.2 15 30
for boys n on 5
ion
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New
arate for renovatio renovatio
24.4 10 24.4 10 construc 24.4 10
boys and n n
tion
girls)
Campus New
renovati
on
t tion
Computer New
renovatio renovatio
n n
r Café tion
renovatio
Auditorium NA 10 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
n
Refurbishm
civil works)
Seminar
room
New
administrati
ve buildings
tion
Purchase of New
New New
purchase Purchase
equipment e

Revised RUSA Plan
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
PTM Govt. College, Govt. College,
Perinthalmanna, Attingal, Tvm
NMSM Govt. College,
Malappuram
Kalpetta, Wayanad
Phys Phys
Physi New
cal Finan New Constru
Details of Value cial Construc ction
existing (Area Value tion /Renova
college in (Rs. in /Renovat tion
ion (Pls. a in in a in in
Sq.Mt lakhs) ion (Pls.
)) Specify)
t.) t))
New
renovatio renovati
n on
ion
Classrooms
(including New New
renovatio
technologic construct 68.4 20 96.8 20 construc 68.4 20
n
ally enabled ion tion
classrooms)
Hostels
(Separate renovatio renovatio renovati 158.
158.5 30 68.4 10 30
for boys n n on 5
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
construct 24.4 10 Construc 26.4 15 construc 24.4 10
boys and
ion tion tion
girls)
Campus
renovatio renovati
developmen NA 10 NA NA 0 NA 10
n on
t
Computer New New
renovatio
centre/Cybe construct 72.4 25 24.4 5 construc 78.8 20
n
r Café ion tion
Auditorium NA NA 0 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
renovatio
n

Revised RUSA Plan
Refurbishm
civil works)
Seminar renovatio
NA NA 0 48.8 20 NA NA 0
room n
New New New
administrati
ve buildings
ion tion tion
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
BJM Govt.College, Govt. College, Govt.College, Munnar,
Chavara, Kollam Kattappana, idukki Idukki
Phys Phys
Physi New
New New ical Finan ical Finan
cal Finan Constru
Construc Construc Valu cial Valu cial
Details of Value cial ction
tion tion e Value e Value
existing (Area Value /Renova
/Renovat /Renovat (Are (Rs. (Are (Rs.
college in (Rs. in tion
ion (Pls. ion (Pls. a in in a in in
Sq.Mt lakhs) (Pls.
Specify) Specify) Sq.M lakhs) Sq.M lakhs)
)) Specify)
t)) t))
Laboratory 24.4 15 96.4 20 24.4 15
n n on
Classrooms
(including New New New
158.
technologic Construc 158.5 70 construct 68.4 20 Constru 70
5
ally enabled tion ion ction
classrooms)
Hostels
(Separate renovatio renovatio 158. renovati
68.2 15 30 68.2 15
for boys n n 5 on
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New
arate for renovatio renovati
24.4 10 construct 24.4 10 24.4 10
boys and n on
ion
girls)

Revised RUSA Plan
Campus
renovatio
developmen NA NA 0 NA 10 NA NA 0
n
t
Computer New
renovatio renovati
centre/Cybe 48.8 20 construct 72.4 25 48.8 20
n on
r Café ion
Refurbishm
civil works)
Seminar
room
New
administrati
NA NA 0 construct 48.8 15 NA NA 0
ve buildings
ion
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
GPM Govt. College, EKNM s Govt. College, Govt.College,
Manjeswaram Kasaragod Thripunithura
Phys Phys
Physi
New cal Finan New
Details of Construc Value cial Constru
existing tion (Area Value ction
college /Renovat in (Rs. in /Renova
ion Sq.Mt lakhs) tion
.)
t)) t.)
New
renovatio renovatio
Laboratory 96.4 20 68.4 10 construc 96.8 40
n n
tion
Classrooms
(including renovatio renovatio renovati
96.8 15 44.8 15 96.8 20
technologic n n on
ally enabled
Revised RUSA Plan
classrooms)
Hostels
68.4 10 72.8 15 44.8 10
for boys n n on
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
Construc 26.4 10 construct 24.4 10 Constru 26.4 10
boys and
tion ion ction
girls)
Campus
renovatio renovati
developmen NA NA 0 NA 10 NA 10
n on
t
Computer New
renovatio renovati
centre/Cybe 48.8 10 Construc 24.4 10 24.4 10
n on
r Café tion
New
renovatio
Auditorium construct NA 50 NA 10 NA NA 0
n
ion
renovatio renovati
Library 48.8 5 NA NA 0 52.4 10
n on
Refurbishm New
ent (minor NA NA 0 Construc NA 30 NA NA 0
civil works) tion
New New New
Seminar
Construc 24.4 10 Construc 48.4 20 construc 48.8 20
room
tion tion tion
New
administrati
NA NA 0 construct 48.8 15 NA NA 0
ve buildings
ion
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
200
TOTAL 200 200

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Govt arts and science Govt.Arts and Science Govt. Arts and Science
college, Ambalappuzha, College College, Mankada,
Alappuzha Kozhinjanppara, Malappuram
Palakkad
Phys Phys
Physi
cal Finan New
Details of Value cial Constru
existing (Area Value ction
college in (Rs. in /Renova
Sq.Mt lakhs) tion
))
t)) t.)
New
renovatio renovatio
n n
tion
Classrooms
(including New New
renovati
technologic construct 68.4 20 construct 68.4 20 96.8 20
on
ally enabled ion ion
classrooms)
Hostels
158.5 30 30 68.4 10
for boys n n 5 on
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
construct 24.4 10 construct 24.4 10 Constru 26.4 15
boys and
ion ion ction
girls)
Campus
renovatio renovatio
developmen NA 10 NA 10 NA NA 0
n n
t
Computer New New
renovati
centre/Cybe construct 72.4 25 construct 72.4 25 24.4 5
on
r Café ion ion
renovati
Library NA NA 0 NA NA 0 48.8 5
on
Refurbishm
civil works)
Seminar renovati
NA NA 0 NA NA 0 48.8 20
room on
New New New
administrati
ve buildings
ion ion ction
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
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New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
Institute of Advanced Chembai Memorial
Studies in Education, Govt.Music College,
Govt.College,
Thrissur Palakkad
Karyavatom, TVM
Phys Phys
Physi
New cal Finan New
Details of Construc Value cial Constru
existing tion (Area Value ction
college /Renovat in (Rs. in /Renova
ion Sq.Mt lakhs) tion
.)
t)) t.)
New New
renovatio
Laboratory construct 68.8 35 96.4 20 Constru 48.8 30
n
ion ction
Classrooms
(including New
renovatio renovati
technologic 96.8 20 construct 68.4 20 90.6 20
n on
ally enabled ion
classrooms)
Hostels
New
(Separate renovatio renovatio 158.
68.4 10 30 construc 67.2 30
for boys n n 5
tion
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
Construc 26.4 15 construct 24.4 10 Constru 26.4 10
boys and
tion ion ction
girls)
Campus
renovatio renovati
developmen NA NA 0 NA 10 NA 20
n on
t
Computer New
renovatio renovati
centre/Cybe 24.4 5 construct 78.8 20 NA 10
n on
r Café ion
renovati
on
renovatio
Library 48.8 5 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
n
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Refurbishm
civil works)
Seminar renovatio
48.8 20 NA NA 0 NA NA 0
room n
New New
administrati
Construc 48.8 20 construct 48.8 20 NA NA 0
ve buildings
tion ion
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
RLV College of Music Govt. Brennen college College of Engineering,
and Fine Arts, of Teacher Education, Tvm
Thripunithura, Thalassery
Ernakulam
Phys Phys
Physi
cal Finan New
Sq.Mt lakhs) tion
))
t)) t.)
New
renovatio renovatio
n n
tion
Classrooms
(including New New
renovati
on
classrooms)
Hostels
158.5 30 30 68.4 10
for boys n n 5 on
and girls)

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Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
boys and
ion ion ction
girls)
Campus
renovatio renovatio
n n
t
Computer New New
renovati
on
r Café ion ion
renovati
on
Refurbishm
civil works)
Seminar renovati
NA NA 0 NA NA 0 48.8 20
room on
New New New
administrati
ve buildings
ion ion ction
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
Govt. Engineering S C T College of Govt. Engineering
College, Thrissur Engineering, Tvpm College,
Sreekrishnapuram
Phys Phys
New
Physi ical Finan ical Finan
New Finan New Constru
cal Valu cial Valu cial
Details of Construc cial Construc ction
Value e Value e Value
existing tion Value tion /Renova
(Area (Are (Rs. (Are (Rs.
college /Renovat (Rs. in /Renovat tion
Sq.Mt a in in a in in
ion lakhs) ion (Pls.
.) Sq.M lakhs) Sq.M lakhs)
Specify)
t.) t))
Laboratory 44.2 10 96.4 20 68.4 10
n n on
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Classrooms
(including
technologic 68.8 20 96.8 15 44.8 15
n n on
ally enabled
classrooms)
Hostels
New
(Separate renovatio renovati
construct 96.4 25 68.4 10 72.8 15
for boys n on
ion
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New
arate for renovatio
24.4 10 Construc 26.4 10 construc 24.4 10
boys and n
tion tion
girls)
Campus New
renovati
on
t tion
Computer New
renovatio
centre/Cybe NA NA 0 48.8 10 Constru 24.4 10
n
r Café ction
New
renovatio renovati
Auditorium NA 10 construct NA 50 NA 10
n on
ion
renovatio
n
Refurbishm New
renovatio
ent (minor 67.8 10 NA NA 0 Constru NA 30
n
civil works) ction
New New
Seminar renovatio
room n
tion ction
New New
administrati
Construc 24.4 10 NA NA 0 construc 48.8 15
ve buildings
tion tion
Purchase of New
New New
purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
200
TOTAL 200 200

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College of Engineering Govt .Engineering Govt. Engineering
Kalloopara, College, Barton hill, College,
Pathanamthitta Tvm Manathawady,
Wayanad
Phys Phys
Physi New
ical Finan ical Finan
New cal Finan New Constru
Valu cial Valu cial
Details of Construc Value cial Construc ction
e Value e Value
existing tion (Area Value tion /Renova
(Are (Rs. (Are (Rs.
college /Renovat in (Rs. in /Renovat tion
a in in a in in
ion Sq.Mt lakhs) ion (Pls.
Sq.M lakhs) Sq.M lakhs)
.) Specify)
t.) t))
New
renovatio renovati
Laboratory construct 96.8 40 96.4 20 96.4 20
n on
ion
Classrooms
(including New
renovatio renovatio
technologic 96.8 20 96.8 15 construc 68.4 20
n n
ally enabled tion
classrooms)
Hostels
44.8 10 68.4 10 30
for boys n n on 5
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
Construc 26.4 10 Construc 26.4 10 construc 24.4 10
boys and
tion tion tion
girls)
Campus
renovatio renovati
n on
t
Computer New
renovatio renovatio
n n
r Café tion
New
ion
renovatio renovatio
Library 52.4 10 48.8 5 NA NA 0
n n
Refurbishm
civil works)
New New
Seminar
construct 48.8 20 Construc 24.4 10 NA NA 0
room
ion tion
New
administrati
ve buildings
tion
Revised RUSA Plan
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
College of Engineering College of Engineering, College of Engineering,
Karunagappally, Kollam Poonjar Perumon
Phys Phys
Physi
cal Finan New
Sq.Mt lakhs) tion
))
t)) t.)
New
renovatio renovatio
n n
tion
Classrooms
(including New New
renovati
on
classrooms)
Hostels
158.5 30 30 68.4 10
for boys n n 5 on
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
boys and
ion ion ction
girls)
Campus
renovatio renovatio
n n
t
Computer New New
renovati
on
r Café ion ion

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renovati
on
Refurbishm
civil works)
Seminar renovati
NA NA 0 NA NA 0 48.8 20
room on
New New New
administrati
ve buildings
ion ion ction
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
LBS institute of Govt. Engineering College of Engineering,
Technology for women, college, Kozhikkode Attingal
Tvm
Phys Phys
Physi
cal Finan New New
))
t.) t.)
New
renovatio renovati
n on
ion
Classrooms
(including New
renovatio renovati
n on
ally enabled ion
classrooms)
Hostels
New
158.5 30 68.4 10 construc 96.4 25
for boys n n
tion
and girls)

Revised RUSA Plan
Toilets(Sep
New New
arate for renovati
boys and on
ion tion
girls)
Campus New
renovatio
n
t ction
Computer New
renovatio
centre/Cybe construct 78.8 20 24.4 5 NA NA 0
n
r Café ion
renovati
on
renovatio
n
Refurbishm
renovati
ent (minor NA NA 15 NA NA 15 67.8 10
on
civil works)
Seminar renovatio renovati
NA NA 0 48.8 20 48.4 20
room n on
New New New
administrati
ve buildings
ion tion ction
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
College of Engineering, Govt. Engineering
Cherthala, Alappuzha college, Kottarakkara, College of Engineering,
Kollam Adoor
Phys Phys
Physi New
cal Finan New Constru
Details of Value cial Construc ction
existing (Area Value tion /Renova
college in (Rs. in /Renovat tion
Sq.Mt lakhs) ion (Pls.
)) Specify)
t.) t))

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New
renovatio renovati
n on
ion
Classrooms
(including New New
renovatio
technologic construct 68.4 20 96.8 20 construc 68.4 20
n
ally enabled ion tion
classrooms)
Hostels
158.5 30 68.4 10 30
for boys n n on 5
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
boys and
ion tion tion
girls)
Campus
renovatio renovati
n on
t
Computer New New
renovatio
centre/Cybe construct 78.8 20 24.4 5 construc 78.8 20
n
r Café ion tion
renovatio
n
Refurbishm
civil works)
Seminar renovatio
NA NA 0 48.8 20 NA NA 0
room n
New New New
administrati
ve buildings
ion tion tion
Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
200
TOTAL 200 200

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Govt College of Govt. College of Rajiv Gandhi Institute
Engineering, Engineering, Kannur of Technology,
Chengannur Kottayam
Phys Phys
Physi
cal Finan New New
))
t.) t.)
New
renovatio renovati
n on
ion
Classrooms
(including
technologic 44.8 15 96.8 20 96.8 15
n n on
ally enabled
classrooms)
Hostels
72.8 15 68.4 10 68.4 10
for boys n n on
and girls)
Toilets(Sep
New New New
arate for
boys and
ion tion ction
girls)
Campus
renovatio
n
t
Computer New
renovatio renovati
centre/Cybe Construc 24.4 10 24.4 5 48.8 10
n on
r Café tion
New
renovatio
Auditorium NA 10 NA NA 0 construc NA 50
n
tion
renovatio renovati
Library NA NA 0 48.8 5 48.8 5
n on
Refurbishm New
ent (minor Construc NA 30 NA NA 15 NA NA 0
civil works) tion
New New
Seminar renovatio
Construc 48.4 20 48.8 20 Constru 24.4 10
room n
tion ction
New New
administrati
construct 48.8 15 Construc 48.8 20 NA NA 0
ve buildings
ion tion

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Purchase of New
New New
Purchase Purchase
equipment e
New
Purchase of New New
e
Books/Jour New
New New
Purchase Purchase
Resources e
New
Sports New New
e
TOTAL 200 200 200
Priority Based Consolidated Table of Infrastructure Grant to Colleges

(Rs. lakhs)
Sl 2014- 2016-
Name of College
No 15 2015-16 17 Total
1 Maharajas college, Ernakulam 50 75 75 200
2 Govt. Victoria College, Palakkad 50 75 75 200
3 University college, Tvpm 50 75 75 200
4 Govt. Brennan College, Dharmadom Kannur 50 75 75 200
5 Govt.College, Kasaragod 50 75 75 200
6 KMM Womens Govt. College, Kannur 50 75 75 200
7 SNGS Govt. College, Pattambi, Palakkad 50 75 75 200

Govt. College of Teacher Education,
8
Kozhikode 50 75 75 200
9 Govt. College, Madappally, Kozhikkode 50 75 75 200
10 C A Govt.College, Kuttanallur, Thrissur 50 75 75 200
11 Govt. College for Women, Vazhuthacaud, Tvm 50 75 75 200
12 Govt.College, Tirur, Malappuram 50 75 75 200
13 CKGNM Govt. College, Perambra, 50 75 75 200

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Kozhikkode
Govt. College, Manimalakkunnu,

14
Koothattukulam 50 75 75 200
15 Govt. College, Chalakkudy 50 75 75 200
16 KKTM Govt.College, Pullut, Thrissur 50 75 75 200
17 Govt.College, Malappuram 50 75 75 200

Govt.Arts and Science College, Meenchandha,
18
Kozhikkode 50 75 75 200
19 Govt.College, Kodenchery, Kozhikkode 50 75 75 200
20 Govt.College, Kottayam 50 75 75 200
21 Govt.College, Mokery, Kozhikkode 50 75 75 200
22 Govt. College, Koilandy, Kozhikkode 50 75 75 200
23 Govt.College, Mananthawady, Wayanad 50 75 75 200
24 Govt.College of Teacher Education, Tvm 50 75 75 200

KNM Arts and Science college,
25
Kanjiramkulam, Tvm 50 75 75 200
Govt.sanskrit College, Thripunithura,
26
Ernakulam 50 75 75 200
27 Govt.Arts College, Thycaud, Tvpm 50 75 75 200
28 NMSM Govt. College, Kalpetta, Wayanad 50 75 75 200

PTM Govt. College, Perinthalmanna,
29
Malappuram 50 75 75 200
30 Govt. College, Attingal, Tvm 50 75 75 200
31 BJM Govt.College, Chavara, Kollam 50 75 75 200
32 Govt. College, Kattappana, idukki 50 75 75 200
33 Govt.College, Munnar, Idukki 50 75 75 200
34 GPM Govt. College, Manjeswaram 50 75 75 200

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35 EKNM s Govt. College, Kasaragod 50 75 75 200
36 Govt.College, Thripunithura 50 75 75 200

Govt arts and science college, Ambalappuzha,
37
Alappuzha 50 75 75 200
Govt.Arts and Science College
38
Kozhinjanppara, Palakkad 50 75 75 200
Govt. Arts and Science College, Mankada,
39
Malappuram 50 75 75 200
40 Govt.College, Karyavatom, TVM 50 75 75 200

Institute of Advanced Studies in Education,
41
Thrissur 50 75 75 200
Chembai Memorial Govt.Music College,
42
Palakkad 50 75 75 200
RLV College of Music and Fine Arts,
43
Thripunithura, Ernakulam 50 75 75 200
Govt. Brennen college of Teacher Education,
44
Thalassery 50 75 75 200
45 College of Engineering, Tvm 50 75 75 200
46 Govt. Engineering College, Thrissur 50 75 75 200
47 S C T College of Engineering, Tvpm 50 75 75 200
48 Govt. Engineering College, Sreekrishnapuram 50 75 75 200

College of Engineering Kalloopara,
49
Pathanamthitta 50 75 75 200
50 Govt .Engineering College, Barton hill, Tvm

50 75 75 200
Govt. Engineering College, Manathawady,
51
Wayanad 50 75 75 200
College of Engineering Karunagappally,
52
Kollam 50 75 75 200
53 College of Engineering, Poonjar 50 75 75 200

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54 College of Engineering, Perumon 50 75 75 200
55 LBS institute of Technology for women, Tvm 50 75 75 200
56 Govt. Engineering college, Kozhikkode 50 75 75 200
57 College of Engineering, Attingal 50 75 75 200
58 College of Engineering, Cherthala, Alappuzha 50 75 75 200

Govt. Engineering college, Kottarakkara,
59
Kollam 50 75 75 200
60 College of Engineering, Adoor 50 75 75 200
61 Govt College of Engineering, Chengannur 50 75 75 200
62 Govt. College of Engineering, Kannur 50 75 75 200

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology,
63
Kottayam 50 50 75 200
Total 3150 4725 4725 12600
Component 8 : Research, Innovation and Quality Improvement

No Proposal for this year
Component 9: Equity initiatives

Component 10: Faculty Recruitment Support

FACULTY RECRUITMENT IN GOVT & AIDED Govt Govt. Govt.
COLLEGES Collegees Aided Polytechni
Colleges cs
Sl.No
1 No.of permanent teachers appointed in 2010-11 0 1002 20
TOTAL 290 1036 24

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FACULTY RECRUITMENT IN UNIVERSITIES Universities (General)

Sl.No No.of permanent teachers appointed in 2012-13, 2013-14 Nos
&2014-15
1 University of Kerala 65
2 University of Calicut 22
3 Kannur University 42
4 Sree Sankara Sanskrit University 33
5 Mahatma Gandhi University 12
TOTAL 174
NEWLY STARTED COLLEGES (GENERAL)

Sl.No Govt Colleges Govt.Aided
1 Newly started Arts&Science colleges 12 01
2013-14
2 Newly started Arts&Science colleges 01 03
2013-14
Total 13 04
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 TOTAL

Plan XII in Cr in Cr in Cr in Cr
320 Nos 6.96 25.52 44.08 76.56
Faculty Recruitment Support is based on:

 Lowest No.of unfilled faculty positions
 Priority for New Institutions and
 Appointment of maximum number of permanent teachers
On the basis of the above data, the State Proposal demanding fund for filling faculty positions
is as follows:
Appointment of permanent teachers during 2014-15 : 120 Nos x 5.8 L =

6.960 Cr
Appointment of permanent teachers during 2015-16 : 440 Nos x 5.8 L = 25.52 Cr
[120 [Previous] +120 + 200 [Fresh ]= 440]
Appointment of permanent teachers during 2016-17 : 760 Nos x 5.8 L = 44.08 Cr
[(120 +120 +120 + 200 +200) Previous]= 760}
TOTAL AMOUNT FOR PLAN PERIOD XII …………………….... Rs= 76.56 Cr

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FACULTY ( Govt. Arts, Science & Commerce Colleges) BASELINE DATA
ARTS SCIENCE COMMERCE

ACTUAL ACTUAL ACTUAL
Sanctioned
Sanctioned
Sanctioned
Period
Male Female Male Female Male Female
Total
Total
total
Permane
Permane
Permane
Permane
Permane
Permane
Guest
Guest
Guest
Guest
Guest
Guest
nt
nt
nt
nt
nt
nt
2010-
1017 479 27 538 98 1142 941 473 26 468 90 1057 169 107 5 62 16 190
11
2011-
1088 504 57 584 100 1088 959 482 50 477 88 1097 169 107 9 62 16 194
12
2012-
1134 529 35 605 153 1134 967 483 29 484 130 1126 180 112 5 68 24 209
13
2013- 1
1191 560 72 631 187 1191 988 494 60 494 155 1203 230 141 89 36 280
14 4
2014- 100 1
1235 582 66 653 183 1484 505 54 504 150 1213 250 152 98 37 300
15 9 3
FACULTY DETAILS (Total)- GOVERNMENT Arts, Science and Commerce

Colleges
Period Nature Male Female Total

Permanent 1059 1068 2127
2010-11 Guest 58 204 262
Total 1117 1272 2389
Permanent 1093 1123 2216
2011-12 Guest 116 204 320
Total 1209 1327 2536
Permanent 1124 1157 2281
2012-13 Guest 69 307 376
Total 1193 1464 2657
Permanent 1195 1214 2409
2013-14 Guest 146 378 525
Total 1341 1592 2934
Permanent 1239 1255 2494
2014-15 Guest 133 370 503
Total 1372 1625 2997

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Component 11 : Faculty Improvements
Faculty Training Academy

Physical and financial information
Norms Indicator Unit

Funds for training / other faculty Academic faculty Rs. In lakhs
improvements 55
Other Administrative Rs. in lakhs
& Support Staff 25
Rs. in lakhs
Funds required for Books / e-
100
resources
Rs. in lakhs
Funds required for Maintenance-
50
related costs
Academic faculty
80
Administrative & Support Staff
30
Building Academic & Administrative Area Sq. M
1000
Amount In lakhs
250
Hostel (Sq. M.) Area in Sq. M Area
500
Amount In Lakhs
125
Programme cost 100
Furniture/Equipment 125
Other 60
Total 1000
Justification
As per the G.O. (MS) No.246/2013/H.Edn dated Thiruvananthapuram 10.06.2013, Kerala State
Faculty Training Academy under the aegis of the Kerala State Higher Education Council has
been established with the Minister for Education as chairman and Vice Chairman Kerala State
Higher Education Council as Vice-Chairman. Pending the appointment of the Director and
other members of the Governing body, the Kerala State Higher Education Council began the
activities of the Faculty Training Academy.

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In keeping with the main objective of the Faculty Training Academy to impart
professional training at the induction level so as to generate professionalism which would
remain in the individual throughout the service, the following training programmes, meetings,
workshops conferences were conducted to ensure quality improvement in higher education
under the Academy. Details of the Programmes are given below:
Sl. Name of the Programme Date Objective Expenses
No incurred
1 Meeting of the Heads & teacher 17th July To revise & make 53,175.00
representatives from English 2013 entire English Syllabi
departments of affiliated of graduate & post
Colleges under University of graduate courses
Kerala
2 One day workshop on Academic 20th To familiarise the 45,488
writing and publishing Teachers and Research
Scholars with the
nuances of academic
writing, reference
management software
and evaluation articles
3 Faculty Training Programme March 24- To impart training to 3,65,604
26, 2014 young recruits, in
social science &
Humanities, in the most
modern methods of
teaching, which
include, use of
technology, mentoring,
skill development and
research
5 Second Conference of Principals 23rd June To enable the 3,81,449
2014 principals to interact
with each other and
other experts on the
current issues of
importance in higher
education
In addition to the above mentioned programmes, 5 workshops were organized for the
Administrative Staff of the Colleges. A second two day workshop on Academic Writing and
publishing will be conducted on October 24-25, 2014. It is also decided to conduct training
programme for the newly recruited faculty in the disciplines of Languages and Sciences from

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various colleges in the state during the month of November 2014. Imparting training
programme for Teacher educators and Librarians, is also under active consideration.
It is against this background that a proposal was made for RUSA funding for the
Academy to the tune of Rs. 10 crores, which will be utilized for basic infrastructure and
recruitment of staff.
Year wise breakup
2014-
Sl 15 2015-16 2016-17 Total Out lay
Name of Institution
No ( in (in lakhs) ( in lakhs) ( in lakhs)
lakhs)
1 Faculty Training Academy 500 200 300 1000
The details of the Faculty Training Academy are provided in Appendix I
Component 12: Vocationalization of Higher Education

Component 13: Leadership Development of Educational Administrators

Component 14: Institutional Restructuring and Reforms
Kerala State Assessment and Accreditation Council (KSAAC)
Physical and financial information _ KSAAC

Details of existing college Physical Value Financial Value
(Area in Sq.Mt)) (Rs. in lakhs)
Administrative building and common facilities 1200 325

Seminar Room/Committee room 280 100
Grants for training of officers and experts NA 200
Research and international Collaboration NA 60
Seminars and workshops NA 50
Library 500 90
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Computer Centre 255.56 80.5

Preparatory works for assesment and accreditation NA 300
State Resource Centre ( Consultant - 6 Nos & NA 225
administration related)
Office setup / furnishing 1200 350
Vehicles NA 25
Other expenses NA 44
Books/Journals/e-resources NA 150.5
TOTAL 2000
* Recurring expenditure shall be met from other sources
Year wise breakup
2014-
Sl 15 2015-16 2016-17 Total Out lay
Name of Institution
No ( in (in lakhs) ( in lakhs) ( in lakhs)
lakhs)
Kerala State Assessment and
1 300 1000 700 2000
Accreditation Council
Justification
The proposal is not for restructuring the Kerala State Higher Education Council. It is for the
establishment of Kerala State Assessment and Accreditation Council. The vision of the
KSAAC is to make quality an integral part of higher education in Kerala through a
combination of self and external quality evaluation aimed at continuous quality improvement.
The main objectives of KSAAC are to develop a Quality Assurance Framework for higher
education, to encourage self evaluation, accountability, autonomy and innovations in higher
education including quality-related research studies, Involving all the stakeholders of higher
education for quality evaluation, to motivate colleges and universities for research for the
innovation and development of leadership qualities and help institutions realize their academic
objectives.
The University Grants Commission has recommended formation of multiple accreditation

agencies in the country to supplement the work of the National Assessment and Accreditation
Council (NAAC). If established, KSAAC will be one of the first Assessment Councils at the
State level.

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A Report of the expert committee on the formation of KSAAC was attached to the plan as
Appendix II.
Thus a proposal was made for RUSA funding for the establishment of KSAAC to the tune of Rs.
20 crores which will be utilized for the establishment of the same.
Component 15 : Capacity Building and Preparation, Data Collection and

Planning
No Proposal this year
Component 16 : Management Information System

Component 17 : Support to Polytechnics
DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION - KERALA, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM

EXPENDITURE DETAILS - RECURRING GRANT 2013-2014(01.04.2013 to 31.03.2014)
Recurrin Other
Opening Total
g Grant income Expenditu closing
Sl. Balance as receipt
Name of Institution Sanctione earned re during balace as on
No on 01-04- during the
d by in 2013- 2013-14 31-3-14
2013 year
MHRD in 14
2013-14
Govt. Polytechnic College

Perinthalmanna,
1 415,000 800000 0 1215000 1040300 174700
Malappuram, Kerala,679
321
Seethi Sahib memorial

Polytechnic College, Thirur,
2 1,144,436 800000 0 1944436 1019863 924573
105
Govt. Womens Polytechnic

College Kottackal,
3 626,151 800000 9945 1436096 1209596 226500
501
Thygarajar Polytechnic
4 CollegeAlagappanagar, -160,000 1550000 0 1390000 915795 474205
Thrissur, Kerala,680 302

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Sree Rama Govt.

Polytechnic College
5 -96,520 1600000 2653 1506133 1289931 216202
Triprayar, Thrissur,
Kerala,680 567

6 College Nedupuzha, -217,724 1750000 0 1532276 1177545 354731
Thrissur, Kerala,680 015
CarmelPolytechnic College
7 Punnapra, Alappuzha, 375,892 800000 3620 1179512 1284144 (104632)
Kerala,688 004

8 CollegeKayamkulam, 853,224 800000 57 1653281 954135 699146
Alappuzha, Kerala,690502

9 588,543 800000 0 1388543 997688 390855
Kannur, Kerala,670 007

10 -42,599 1600000 3148 1560549 1328906 231643
Palakkad, Kerala,678 551
Residential Womens
Polytechnic
11 331,385 800000 0 1131385 1119409 11976
CollegePayyannur,
Kerala,670 307

12 Meenangadi, Wayanad, 512,459 800000 17815 1330274 1313000 17274
Kerala,673 591
KeralaGovt. Polytechnic
13 College Kozhikode, 456,676 800000 9100 1265776 1302878 (37102)
Kerala,673 005

14 College Malaparamba, 927,122 800000 0 1727122 570957 1156165
Kozhikode, Kerala,673 009
Central Polytechnic
CollegeVattiyoorkavu,Thiru
15 376,675 800000 0 1176675 1110260 66415
vananthapuram, Kerala,695
013

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Inst. Of Printing Tehn.

&Govt. Polytechnic College
16 177,009 800000 0 977009 976815 194
Shoranur,Palakkad,
Kerala,679 112

17 College Kalamasserry, 149,912 800000 0 949912 1074946 (125034)
Eranakulam, Kerala,683 104
Swamy Nithyananda
Polytechnic College
18 405,877 800000 1968 1207845 1206036 1809
Kanhangad, Kasaragod,
Kerala,671 315
Govt. Polytechnic
CollegeThirurangadi,
19 611,000 800000 0 1411000 888990 522010
Chelari,Malpuram,
Kerala,676 317

20 Cherthala, Alappuzha, 802,327 800000 0 1602327 980361 621966
Kerala,688 545

Neyyattinkara,
21 -133,692 1550000 294322 1710630 1158785 551845
Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala,695 121

Kothamangalam,
22 416,326 800000 0 1216326 800000 416326
Ernakulam,
Kerala,686 681

23 Kunnamkulam,Thrissur, 819,616 800000 0 1619616 893813 725803
Kerala,680 523

24 Attingal,Thiruvananthapura 1,138,456 800000 0 1938456 666560 1271896
m, Kerala,695 101

25 Perumbavoor,Ernakulam, 226,977 800000 13763 1040740 1209880 (169140)
Kerala,683 544

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Nedumangad,
26 708,848 800000 3459 1512307 1000337 511970
Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala,695 541

27 Punalur,Kollam, Kerala,691 418,392 800000 13254 1231646 1177420 54226
305

28 Pala,Kottayam, Kerala,686 899,928 800000 6425 1706353 1121603 584750
575

29 Kumily,Idukki, Kerala,685 119,352 1550000 13407 1682759 1495887 186872
509

30 Thrikkaripur,Kasaragod, 279,892 800000 0 1079892 1143608 (63716)
Kerala,671 310

31 Koratty,Thrissur, 334,412 800000 0 1134412 1192244 (57832)
Kerala,680 308
TOTAL 13,465,352 29600000 392936 43458288 33621692 9836596
Total outlay for 2014-15 is 126.57 Crores , RUSA 65% = 82.27, State 35% = 44.30
Total out lay for Plan XII
Sl 2014-15 ( 2015-16 (in 2016-17 ( in Total Out lay

No in Crores) Crores Crores) ( in Crores
1 126.57 101.51 98.70 326.77
Dr.P.Anvar Amb.(Rtd)T.P.Sreenivasan
Member Secretary Vice Chairman
KSHEC KSHEC

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ADDITIONAL DETAILS AS REQUIRED BY RUSA RESOURCE
CENTRE.
(Ref: - Letter No F.No.24-42/2014-U.Policy)
LBS Model Engineering College at

Parappananagadi, Malappuram, Kerala.
1. Justification for the Location
Malappuram, a part of the erstwhile Malabar District has a significant minority population and
is one of the most backward districts of Kerala. Almost all the social indices are on the lower
side for this district. The district has only a few industries and the educational facilities
especially that of Higher Education is very low. Another important aspect is that of eligible girl
students who find it extremely difficult to pursue higher studies. Many study reports [Rajinder
Sachar Committee Report (Govt of India) & Paloli Muhammed Kutty Committee report (Govt
of Kerala)] have pointed out the need for immediate intervention in this matter. Govt of Kerala
is giving high priority to improve the facilities in Malappuram District and the present project
submitted under RUSA is aimed for improving the UG technical educational facilities of the
district.
1.1 GROSS ENROLLMENT RATIO
Kerala has a significant minority/OBC population and a major share of this is concentrated in
the northern district of Malappuram. According to the University Grants Commission, this
district has the lowest higher education gross enrolment ratio (GER) in Kerala. Malappuram's
GER is 8.4 vis-à-vis national the average of 12.4. Hence there is an urgent need for active
intervention in this matter. In order to implement the Sachar Committee recommendations in
Kerala, the Government appointed Shri Paloli Muhammed Kutty committee. The committee
studied various factors specifically to Kerala and submitted their report on February 2008.
Some of the significant points are as follows.
 Higher educational institutions to be established on time bound basis.

 Technical Institutions with hostel facilities should be established so as to provide maximum
opportunity and facility to girl students from economically and socially backward communities.
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 Finishing schools should be set up along with Technical institutions.
Gross Enrollment Ratio(GER) - A Comparison

35.00%
30.00%
25.00%
20.00%
15.00%
Series 1
10.00%
5.00%
0.00%
Malappuram All India World Target
Average (India)by
2020
Source (All India Statistics and figure) – Justice Rajindar Sachar Committee Report , Nov 2006
The Muslim/Minority community is traditionally backward at education in kerala and Malappuram is

the only district the state where the majority of population belongs to Muslim/Minority community.
This fact was emphasized in the report on “Social, Economic and Educational Status of the Muslim
Community of India-2006” popularly called the Sachar Committee report. Among the six districts in the

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northern region, all districts except Kozhikode and Kannur are backward in many socio-economic
indicators. Moreover the proportion of Muslim population in the northern region is high compared to
the other regions in the state.
1.1 PERCAPITA INCOME.
Percapita income reflects economic growth in a society. In addition, comparisons between state
and local area percapita income provide insight into the economic well-being of a society. Low
percapita income may indicate that the local economy does not adequately support individuals and
families. Percapita income figures for 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11 given below reveals that
Malappuram is the district with the lowest percapita income in all the years. This indicates the low
purchasing power of the population.
Table. Per capita income 2008-09 to 2010-11 (Current price in Rs.)
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Sl. No District
PCI Rank PCI Rank PCI Rank
1 Thiruvananthapuram 55631 4 72527 3 85768 3
2 Kollam 57884 3 66505 8 78864 8
3 Pathanamthitta 55361 5 70354 4 83481 4
4 Alappuzha 53851 8 69180 7 81747 7
5 Kottayam 60731 2 77291 2 91648 2
6 Idukki 54850 6 69471 6 82479 6
7 Ernakulam 78554 1 101886 1 119936 1
8 Thrissur 54719 7 70014 5 82732 5
9 Palakkad 48107 11 62066 11 73627 11
10 Malappuram 36137 14 45720 14 54224 14
11 Kozhikode 51045 10 64823 10 76604 10
12 Wayanad 38516 13 48463 13 57682 13
13 Kannur 51465 9 65000 9 76995 9
14 Kasaragod 43199 12 54223 12 64310 12
Total 53046 67916 80366

Source: Department of Economics & Statistics

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1.2 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX.
Human development index of various districts in state for 2001 given below reveals that HDI
for Ernakulam stands highest with 0.801 and Malappuram ranks the lowest with 0.749 in the state. The
State average index is 0.773.
Real per
Life
Sl capita Literacy Incom
Expectanc Health Education
No District Income Rate e HDI Rank
y at Birth Index Index
. (PPP$) (7+) 2001 Index
2000
2001- 02
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 09 10
1 Thiruvananthapuram 3102 75.2 89.4 0.573 0.837 0.910 0.773 9
2 Kollam 2885 77.1 91.5 0.561 0.868 0.930 0.787 6
3 Pathanamthitta 2969 76.7 95.1 0.566 0.862 0.957 0.795 3
4 Alappuzha 2989 77.1 93.7 0.567 0.868 0.947 0.794 4
5 Kottayam 3286 75.6 95.9 0.563 0.843 0.963 0.796 2
6 Idukki 3484 72.4 88.6 0.593 0.791 0.878 0.754 12
7 Ernakulam 3646 75.9 93.4 0.600 0.849 0.953 0.801 1
8 Thrissur 3117 76.4 92.6 0.574 0.857 0.950 0.794 5
9 Palakkad 2513 76.1 84.3 0.538 0.851 0.894 0.761 10
10 Kozhikode 1881 75.6 88.6 0.490 0.843 0.913 0.781 8
11 Malappuram 2858 75.4 92.5 0.560 0.839 0.945 0.749 14
12 Wayanad 2909 73.5 85.5 0.563 0.809 0.886 0.753 13
13 Kannur 3719 75.6 92.8 0.551 0.844 0.955 0.783 7
14 Kasaragod 2777 75.7 85.2 0.555 0.846 0.881 0.760 11

State 2895 74.6 90.9 0.562 0.827 0.930 0.773
Source: Human Development Report 2005- State Planning Board.

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1.1 HSS STUDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
At state level more than 88% student from HSS schools have become eligible for higher education as is
given in the table below. Percentage of student in HSS becoming eligible for higher studies is the
highest (90.96%) in Malappuram district. It is evident that more avenues for higher studies in the
academic or vocational stream become more important in respect of Malappuram district.
Table. Students eligible for higher studies in Higher Secondary

Schools (2011)
Eligible for higher

Sl. No District Percentage
studies
1 Thiruvananthapuram 26218 87.70
2 Kollam 20409 90.41
3 Pathanamthitta 10028 81.20
4 Alappuzha 15837 86.40
5 Kottayam 17097 87.90
6 Idukki 7219 88.22
7 Ernakulam 24998 90.85
9 Palakkad 17706 82.65
10 Malappuram 24068 90.96
11 Kozhikode 32991 88.99
12 Wayanad 6108 86.05
13 Kannur 20858 88.52
14 Kasaragod 9613 85.34
Other centres 1629 ..
Total 258179 88.08

Source: Directorate of Higher Secondary Education

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1.1 GROWTH OF EMIGRATION IN THE DISTRICTS OF KERALA (1998-2011)

(Data Source: Kerala’s Gulf Connection, 1998-2011.K.C.Zacharia & S.Irudaya Rajan )
It is evident from the table that migration for employment was consistently higher from the district of
Malappuram. Percentage of emigrants from Malappuram has been 21.8, 14.8, 15.3 and 17.9 during
1998, 2003, 2008 and 2011 respectively. The exceptionally high rate of unemployment in Malappuram
is a reflection of shortage of industries, lack of economic progress and general social backwardness,
particularly in education sector.
Sl. 1998 2003 2008 2011

No
District Emigrants % Emigrants % Emigrants % Emigrants %
1 Trivandrum 130705 9.6 168046 9.1 308481 14.1 229732 10.1
2 Kollam 102977 7.6 148457 8.1 207516 9.5 167446 7.3

3 Pathanamthitta 97505 7.2 133720 7.3 120990 5.5 91381 4
4 Alappuzha 62870 4.6 75036 4.1 131719 6 144386 6.3
5 Kottayam 35494 2.6 106569 5.8 89351 4.1 117460 5.2
6 Idukki 7390 0.5 7880 0.4 5792 0.3 7690 0.3

7 Eranakulam 103750 7.6 121237 6.6 120979 5.5 136113 6
8 Trissur 161102 11.8 178867 9.7 284068 13 198368 8.7

9 Palakkad 116026 8.5 177876 9.7 189815 8.7 142020 6.2
10 Malappuram 296710 21.8 271787 14.8 334572 15.3 408884 17.9
11 Kozhikode 116026 8.5 167436 9.1 199163 9.1 206719 9.1
12 Wayanad 4552 0.3 7704 0.4 13996 0.6 26874 1.2

13 Kannur 88065 6.5 202414 11 119119 5.4 283045 12.4
14 Kasargod 38747 2.8 71449 3.9 67851 3.1 120425 5.3
Kerala 1361919 100 1838478 100 2193412 100 2280543 100

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1.1 ENGINEERING DEGREE (B.TECH) KERALA, DATA BASED ON ALL INDIA SURVEY ON HIGHER EDUCATION.
ALL INDIA SURVEY ON HIGHER EDUCATION - District & Category-Wise Male & Female Student Enrolment - ALL
State – Kerala Discipline Group: Engineering &
Technology
Level – ALL Discipline Name: ALL
Study Mode – Regular Survey Year: 2012-2013
Course Mode – ALL
Programme - B.Tech.-Bachelor of Technology
State District Caste-Category Out of Total

Other
Foreign
Total SC ST OBC PWD Muslim Minority
Students
Communities
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female
Kerala Alappuzha 3704 4311 79 120 1 1 961 1059 3 0 150 108 120 54 0 0
Kerala Ernakulam 19103 12333 976 598 105 62 4820 3705 43 8 1539 1191 2581 2152 4 0
Kerala Idukki 2627 1834 157 136 20 11 1205 914 0 0 351 303 692 452 0 0
Kerala Kannur 3381 2259 139 93 17 13 1460 1101 0 1 357 257 60 33 0 0
Kerala Kasaragod 1596 1234 43 26 0 1 351 431 0 0 23 10 2 5 0 0
Kerala Kollam 7394 5166 233 182 5 3 2450 1884 0 1 211 222 360 280 6 2
Kerala Kottayam 6373 4621 177 138 3 4 991 836 2 4 185 116 2682 2006 0 0
Kerala Kozhikode 6024 3435 474 227 178 36 2316 1556 69 7 818 532 103 64 0 0
Kerala Malappuram 3323 2122 44 47 5 1 1302 780 0 0 1162 607 24 27 0 0
Kerala Palakkad 3236 2533 224 186 31 17 1674 1207 6 2 625 294 167 145 0 0
Kerala Pathanamthitta 1662 2054 78 111 13 3 456 550 0 0 58 89 385 525 0 0
Kerala Thiruvananthapuram 12808 9030 637 474 79 46 4502 3228 26 11 685 459 1652 973 0 0
Kerala Thrissur 6013 5503 305 250 45 54 2102 1670 35 8 734 487 700 435 0 0
Kerala Wayanad 44 66 1 6 1 5 21 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
All Districts 77288 56501 3567 2594 503 257 24611 18959 184 42 6898 4675 9528 7151 10 2

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Statistics from the AISHE (All India Survey on Higher Education) reveals the following point.
Eventhough the percentage of students in HSS becoming eligible for higher studies is the highest
(90.96%) in Malappuram district (see item1.4 above), the student enrollment in UG technical education
is lower when compared to other districts
1.1 CONCLUSION
Social indices and statistics shows that there is urgent need of providing facilities for higher education
in the backward district of Malappuram. Hence it is of prime importance to establish institutes as
indicated in the study reports mentioned above. LBS Model Engineering College to be established at
Parappananagadi , Malappuram is committed to bridge the gap in UG technical education sector and
thereby paving the way to hundreds of aspiring youths to a better future.
The Kerala state Higher Education Council 183

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Annexure 3: TOTAL STUDENTS & G E R

Nos Institutions 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total
58 Govt Colleges 11514 22163 33677 11483 22900 34383 12320 23942 36262 12703 24509 37212
182 Aided Colleges 0 0 0 39492 89770 129282 40219 92743 132773 43636 96912 140420 45744 103699 149489
Unaided
264 Colleges 81296 146196 227492 83698 144624 228322 49426 180138 229564 106719 126758 233477 51576 181118 232694
Govt Engg+3
7904 6844 14748 11502 6924 18426 11662 6936 18598 11414 7249 18663 12777 6321 19098
9 Aided Engg
9 IHRD Engg 3621 3634 7255 4167 3860 8027 4241 4560 8801 4459 4640 9099
2 LBS Eng 694 2271 2965 683 2266 2949 698 2389 3087 795 2464 3259
Sree Chithra
1402 590 1992 1386 546 1932 1406 586 1992 1242 622 1864
1 Engg
6 Un-aided Engg 44036 81781 125817 45526 80936 126462 16555 110789 127344 72003 58438 130441 14237 115187 129424
Govt (43)&
Aided Poly(6),
Govt
59 Controlled 10 20883 10100 126462 20268 11972 127344 21163 10909 130441 25989 10466 129424
19 Unaided Poly 5106 4699 9805 5026 4762 9788 5396 4414 9810 5690 4120 9810 5097 4710 9807
4 Govt BEd Trg 68 501 569 71 498 569 70 499 569 73 496 569 75 494 569
Govt Aided
451 3086 3537 445 3082 3527 404 3143 3547 415 3129 3544 412 3124 3536
17 BEd Trg
Unaided B Ed
145 Trg 5234 9721 14955 5418 9633 15051 1963 13139 15102 1811 13658 15469 1833 13658 15491
Fine Arts
3 colleges 376 120 496 416 80 496 392 100 492 400 92 492
3 Music 292 441 733 300 439 739 392 406 798 411 357 768 392 389 781
Phy Edn-Govt
108 32 140 93 47 140 98 43 140 101 39 140 103 37 140
1 College
Law& L
5 Academy 472 276 748 494 265 759 493 266 759 495 265 760 554 306 860
11 Universities* 6891 19577 26468 7178 20975 28153 8370 21750 30120 8902 23409 32311 9370 22114 31484
Total 151858 273154 425012 237733 400833 734065 173451 475890 744255 291890 377316 767447 187758 493950 774723
% 35.73 64.27 100 32.39 67.61 100 23.31 76.69 100 38.03 61.97 100 24.24 75.76 100

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Appendix I
Detailed Project Report of Faculty Training Academy (FTA)
Access and Equity without Quality in education has no meaning and quality teachers
with passion for teaching are inevitable in any education system. The prime problem of
higher education in Kerala today is dearth of quality teachers in adequate numbers.
Majority of the teaching staff in higher education do not receive any formal training in
teaching. Further, the rapid application and evolution of new teaching technologies
present challenges for teaching staff to stay
abreast of developments while also pursuing their professional and research responsibilities.
To address this problem interventions are required to ensure that the new incumbents
who enter teaching service meet their capacity building and skill development through
in service training. Professional development programmes are key tools that help faculty
to learn the current issues in education better respond to cultural and systemic
changes to delivery formats and refine their performance.
The task of attracting more and more students to higher education has become
formidable it is a challenging task to induct them into higher education in a meaningful
and fruitful manner. In order to address these challenges we need not only more and
more educational infrastructure, but also more importantly, human resources both in
terms of number and quality.
Need and Relevance
The destiny of a country is shaped in its classrooms. Teachers play a pivotal role in this
activity. Therefore they must keep abreast of the latest methods of curriculum
transaction in class. Accordingly, teachers’ training during service is required for the
following reasons:
a. To keep abreast of the latest trends in Higher Education.
b. To help teachers recognize the differential capabilities of students and

modifying the method of teaching, accordingly.
c. To recognize and master the use of modern teaching aids so as to make

the teaching learning process more lively and useful.
d. To incorporate constructivist approach to teaching - learning process.
Teachers in both primary and secondary education sectors have structured pre‐service
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and in‐service training obligations and interventions, but this is lacking in the field
of higher education. In higher education, the teachers are selected on the basis of
proficiency in the subject and are not trained in teaching skills before getting inducted
into teaching.
The proposed Academy of Higher Education is expected to fulfill the need for
imparting professional training to all teachers of higher education at the induction level
itself. Follow up programmes for senior teachers at well‐spaced intervals are also to
be taken up by the Academy. Therefore there is a need for establishing a full‐fledged
Academy
to impart comprehensive training for instilling professionalism, competency and
humanism in every teacher of Higher Education in the State.
Objectives
1. To ensure quality improvement in higher education by setting high

standards for teaching career - enhancement of teachers’ competencies in
terms of academic excellence, research orientation and teaching skill ‐ with
rigorous training.
2. To impart professional training at the induction level so as generate

professionalism which would remain in the individual
throughout the service, and
3. Equip the teachers with necessary competencies, skills and attitudes

which will enable them to face the international challenges effectively
Establishment of Kerala State Faculty Training Academy
The Kerala State Faculty Training Academy with a capacity to train 2000 teachers
annually through diverse programmes of varying duration is proposed during 12th Five
Year Plan. The training will strictly be residential. The ideal location for the
campus will be Thiruvananthapuram District. An area of 50 acres of land would be
required in a location preferably having air and other transport connectivity in
naturally serene environments.
The Academy will function under the guidance of the Kerala State Higher Education
Council as its Professional Training Wing.

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The Higher Education Council shall make provisions in its annual budget for the
finances required for the functioning of the Academy.
The Higher Education Council shall nominate required number of members to the
Governing Body of the Academy and guide the
Academy from time to time in organizing the programmes.
The Executive Committee of the Higher Education Council shall appoint the Director,
Administrative Officer, Finance Officer and other officers and other administrative staff
required for the Academy.
Components of the Academy of Higher Education
The Proposed Academy of Higher Education shall have the following

physical infrastructure and facilities:
• A campus of about 50 acres having a serene academic environment.
• SEVEN discipline with labs and classrooms.
Following are the proposed disciplines:
I. Communicative Skills
II. Governance and Leadership
III. ICT
IV. Pedagogic Skills
V. Personality Development
VI. Professional Ethics and Values
VII. Research Methodology
• All time accessible library (both physical and digital with broadband connectivity)
on par with the libraries of NationalInstitutes like IITs & IIMs.
• State of the art equipment and ICT facilities.
• Indoor and outdoor stadia and sports facilities and tracks with allnecessary sportswear.
Entertainment Park, facilities for adventure sports, swimming pool, trekking facilities,
gymnasium and health centre.
• Tele‐training, Edusat studio, Virtual class rooms and animation centers.

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• Amphitheaters, Convention centers and conference halls.
Training to be imparted for capacity building and skill development
The training will be imparted to both newly recruited and senior teachers at higher
education level. The newly recruited teachers will undergo induction training for three
months and the senior teachers will be trained in different modules of varying duration.
The curriculum includes:
i. Effective communication skills, pedagogy, use of teaching aids and techniques,

value education, mentoring, leadership, IC Tapplications, statistical analysis,
research orientation and instrument handling, preparation of project proposals &
evaluation, concept papers, question paper setting and evaluation curriculum
development, environmental awareness, organizing seminars, conferences and
workshops etc. The course content will be framed on the above lines.
ii. The teachers will be trained for hard work, commitment, positive attitudes,
analytical skills, communication skills, entrepreneurial skills, motivation,
inspiration, facilitation, competitiveness, honesty integrity, dedication,
punctuality, discipline, human rights, gender sensitization and commitment to social
justice.
The induction training shall be mandatory for the faculty of all teachers in University
department, affiliated/recognized colleges at the Assistant Professor or equivalent level
and the duration of training shall be part of their probation period. The probation
period of the candidates shall not be declared unless they successfully complete the
training.
Management of the Academy

Governing Body:
a) Minister for Education Chairman
b) Vice Chairman, KSHEC Vice- Chairman
c) One Vice chancellor of a state university Nominated by KSHEC by rotation for

one year
Member
d) Secretary, Higher Education Member
e) Director, Technical Education Member

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f) Director, Collegiate Education Member
g) Six eminent educationists nominated by the EC of the KSHEC

Member
h) Member Secretary, KSHEC Member
i) The Director Member Secretary of
FTA
The Governing Body shall meet at least once in three months. The
Governing Body shall manage the day-to‐day affairs of the Academy under the overall
guidance of the Higher Education Council. The Governing Body shall prepare the
course contents, duration etc. of the various training programmes and implement the
same. The term of office of Governing Body shall be five years.
Core Faculty/Staff
There shall be a Director equivalent to the post of Pro Vice Chancellor of a

State University
Qualifications:
He/She should be a Senior Professor of a University /Institute of

teaching and research/college principal.
He/She should have at least 20 years of teaching experience including five years of
experience in academic administration in a University department/research institutions /
college.
He/She should possess a doctorate degree and should have contributed some
research publications in refereed journals. He/she should not be more than 65 years of
age on the date of appointment. Tenure: five years
Core faculty: Core faculty may be recruited as per the norms prescribed
by the Executive Council of the Kerala State Higher Education Council.
Administrative Officer
The Director shall be assisted by the Administrative Officer and

Finance Officer (FO). The Administrative Officer shall be of the rank of
an Additional Secretary to the Government / Registrar of a university / Principal of a
college or a person holding equivalent position appointed on deputation for a period not
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exceeding three years.
The Finance Officer
The FO shall be equivalent to the rank of Joint Secretary to the state Government or
recognized financial institutions for a period not exceeding three years.
Supporting Staff
There shall be required number of ministerial and technical staff for the
academy drawn from other institutions/ Universities on deputation or
recruited directly or on contract. For all purposes the “University”
means a State University established under the Act of State Legislature.
Visiting Faculty
There shall be visiting faculty for the academy to offer programmes to

the trainees. They shall be drawn from well known established
education, research and management institutions including the senior
faculty from the reputed Central and State Universities, institutes of
Management, Institutes of Information and Technology etc. They shall
be invited to offer programs and paid honorariums for their service.
The terms and conditions of the visiting faculty shall be fixed by the
Governing Body.
Budgetary Requirement
i. Non Recurring
a. Land: 50 acres of land in Kerala
b. Infrastructure
Total investment outlay required for the establishment of Faculty Training Academy in the 12th
and 13th plan is Rs.292 crores. The Budget proposal for the year 2014-15 is Rs. 10 Crores.
ii. Recurring
 Salaries of the Director, Administrative Officer, Finance Officer

and the staff
 Remuneration of Visiting faculty
 Maintenance of Building, Infrastructure and Miscellaneous

Expenditure
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Financial Resources Management
i. Non - Recurring:
 The Required land of almost 50 acres to be granted free of cost by the

Government of Kerala
 For the development of infrastructure, a one‐time grant shall be given by the

Ministry of H.R.D/U.G.C in the 12th plan period.
ii.Recurring
 The Salary of core faculty and staff, institutional expenses etc. may be provided
in the annual budget of the Kerala State Higher Education Council.
 Training fee shall be as prescribed by the Executive Council,

KSHEC levied on each participant.
 The Academy may seek funds from UGC under its faculty
development programme.
Expected outcome
 Availability of motivated, committed and passionate professional teachers in

tertiary education in adequate numbers.
 Better learning ecosystem and increased learning efficiency of students.
 Reduced dropouts, increased student satisfaction and enhanced GER.
 Better academic environment resulting in employable graduates and post
graduates.
 Research and learning become integrated in tertiary education with more and
more articles published and patents secured.
 Healthy academic environment and quality teaching and learning
resulting in higher grades and pass percent.
 Quality teacher equipped with skills in pedagogy, ICT, organisation and leadership.
They will be enriched with scientific attitude and research culture.
 Better teacher student relationships, mentorships, facilitation and overall quality
improvement in tertiary education.
 Strengthening of basis of vibrant knowledge economy in the state

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Appendix II
Detailed Project Report of the Kerala State Assessment and Accreditation Council
(KSAAC)
a. Different understandings of quality
Many sectors have debated how to define quality. A commonly quoted remark in discussions
about quality is: Quality…you know what it is, yet you don‘t know what it is (Pirsig, 1974).
Another common quote is: Some things are better than others; that is, they have more quality.
But when you try to say what the quality is, apart from the things that have it, it all goes poof
Chambers dictionary defines quality both as grade of goodness and as excellence This indicates
the ambiguity in its meaning: namely, that it can mean both good‘ and how good‘. Similarly,
among other things, Webster’s dictionary describes quality, as a degree of excellence and
superiority in kind‖. The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) gives similar definitions the degree
of excellence of a thing, general excellence and of high quality. Degree of excellence ‘implies
that you can talk about something of good quality or poor in quality’. The other definitions
imply that quality itself means excellence (as in quality product‘ or their work has quality’).
Such ambiguity leads to many interpretations. It is therefore necessary to describe what is
meant by the term in any particular context. Historically, the concept of quality assurance
evolved from the manufacturing sector (OED, 2006). In this sector, quality is about minimizing
variability and ensuring that manufactured products conform to clear specifications. The
essence of this concern is that customers could expect the product to perform reliably. Quality
therefore means zero defects‘. While manufacturing companies focus on controlling product
variability, service businesses have a more comprehensive view of quality. They are concerned
not only with minimizing defects, but also with managing emotions, expectations and
experiences. Service businesses are now shifting the focus from zero defects in products to zero
defections of customers. In the service view of quality, businesses must recognize that
specifications are not just set by a manufacturer who tells the consumer what to expect. Instead,
consumers may also participate in setting specifications. Here, quality means consumer
satisfaction‘. In software and information products, the concept of quality usually incorporates
both the conformity and service views of quality. On the one hand, there are a basic set of
features that must always work. On the other hand, when customers have problems using a
software package, they define quality according to the technical support they experience. The
idea of quality in software products has yet another dimension. Software users expect a
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continuous stream of novel features: upgrades; high performance and reliability; and ease of
installation, use and maintenance. Their perception of quality consists of a synthesis of
conformity, adaptability, innovation and continuous improvement. In many ways, this is the
way quality is perceived in higher education – as a synthesis of a range of expectations of many
stakeholders.
b. Quality in higher education
Many stakeholders in higher education would find it difficult to define quality precisely. In
reality, it is a relative concept that means different things to different people. For instance,
while discussing the quality of an HEI, students may focus on the facilities provided and the
perceived usefulness of education for future employment. Teachers, on the other hand, may pay
attention to the teaching-learning process. Management may give importance to the
institution‘s achievements. Parents may consider the achievements of their children. Finally,
employers may consider the competence of the institution‘s graduates. Each stakeholder has a
different approach to defining quality. It is not possible, therefore, to talk about quality as a
single concept. Any definition of quality must be defined in terms of the context in which it is
used. In the case of HEIs, we should bear in mind that an institution may be of high quality in
relation to one factor or in the perspective of a category of stakeholders, but of low quality in
relation to another. Considering these factors, Harvey and Green (1993) and Green (1994) have
identified many approaches to the viewing of quality. Green (1994) lists five different
approaches to quality in the field of higher education. She considers that it can be viewed:
 in terms of the exceptional (highest standards)
 in terms of conformity to standards;
 as fitness for purpose;
 as effectiveness in achieving institutional goals; and
 as meeting customers‘ stated or implied needs.
c. Quality as exceptionality
This is the more traditional concept of quality. It is associated with the notion of providing a
product or service that is distinctive and special, and which confers status on the owner or user.
In higher education, an institution that demonstrates exceptionally high standards is seen as a
quality institution. This approach may be applicable for excellence awards or to identify a very
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may commend institutions that demonstrate exceptional standards. However, it is not possible
for the agency to condemn all other institutions. That would not serve accountability or self
improvement purposes. Therefore, a quality as ‘exceptionality’ approach is not generally in
vogue among QA agencies. However, there may be areas in higher education where this
approach is necessary. This could include, for example, evaluating doctoral programmes or
cutting-edge research. There may even be some institutions within a system which choose to be
assessed against criteria of excellence (such as flagship universities). Thus, while it cannot be
used across the higher education system, excellence cannot be dismissed as one of the ways in
which quality is defined.
d. Purpose of Quality Assessment
 To safeguard the academic standards of Higher Education Institutions
 To assure the quality of the learning opportunities that the Higher Education offers to
students
 To promote continuous and systematic improvements in the higher education system
 To ensure that the information about the higher education is publically available
e. Maintenance of quality
Quality standards of an institution assumes greater significance as deterioration of the same

could have adverse affect on a variety of stake-holders like students, society and finally the
Nation as a whole. Understandably the deterioration of standards or quality could be checked to
great extent if an institution at a nascent stage undertakes a strict regime of quality health
checkups at regular intervals of time. The system of higher education in India has expanded
rapidly during the last sixty five years. In spite of the built-in regulatory mechanisms that aim
to ensure satisfactory levels of quality in the functioning of higher education institutions, there
have been criticisms that the country has permitted the mushrooming of institutions with
substandard facilities and consequent dilution of standards. To address the issue of
deterioration in quality, the National Policy on Education (1986) and the Plan of Action (POA-
1992) that spelt out the strategic plans for the policies, advocated the establishment of an
independent national accreditation body. Consequently, the NAAC was established in 1994
with its headquarters at Bangalore. The National Knowledge Commission in its report
submitted to the Central Government stated that NAAC which enjoys power over accreditation
do not have the capacity to assess all higher educational institutions in the country. It has rated
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recommended that instead of vesting one institution created by the Centre with monopoly
power, a National Regulatory Authority may be empowered to license a number of
accreditation agencies, public and private. It is in this background that the Indian Government
had introduced The National Accreditation Regulatory Authority for Higher Educational
Institution Bill, 2010 (NARAHEI) in the Indian Parliament which aims at improvement in the
academic quality in higher education. When the Bill is adopted by the Indian Parliament it will
pave the way for introduction of multiple accreditation agencies and mandatory accreditation
regime. Sub section 2 n (iv) of Section 4 of the Kerala State Higher Education Council
(KSHEC) Act, 2007 provided for setting up of such an agency for assessment of quality in
higher education institutions. The KSHEC firmly believe that with the establishment of the
proposed agency, the State Government will initiate steps so as to make the assessment
mandatory for all educational institutions (government, aided and unaided) within the State.
The first meeting of the re-structured Executive Council (November, 2011) proposed the
setting up of State Assessment and Accreditation Council. A seven member committee of
experts was constituted by the Executive Council, Kerala State Higher Education Council with
Prof. A.Gnanam as the Chairman. The Expert Committee was authorized to give shape to
provisions of Memorandum of Association, the rules and regulations of the proposed Council,
the administrative structure, and details of methodology of assessment it has to follow and also
other details.
The Kerala State Assessment and Accreditation Council (KSAAC) will be an autonomous
body to be set up by the Kerala State Higher Education Council (KSHEC) to assess and
accredit institutions of higher education in the country.
Vision and Mission
The activities of the KSAAC are guided by its vision and mission that focus on making quality
assurance an integral part of the functioning of higher education institutions. The vision of the
KSAAC is: To make quality an integral part of higher education in Kerala through a
combination of self and external quality evaluation aimed at continuous quality improvement
the mission statements of the KSAAC aim at translating the KSAAC's vision into reality,
defining the following key tasks of the organisation:
a. To develop a Quality Assurance Framework for higher education.
b. To encourage self evaluation, accountability, autonomy and innovations in

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c. Involving all the stakeholders of higher education for quality evaluation,
d. To motivate colleges and universities for research for the innovation and
development of leadership qualities. and
e. Help institutions realize their academic objectives.
Guided by its vision and striving to achieve its mission, the KSAAC primarily assesses the
quality of institutions of higher education through an internationally accepted methodology,
provided they are eligible to be assessed by the KSAAC.
Eligibility of the institution to undergo KSAAC assessment
Higher educational institutes or programmes duly approved by competent authorities offering

education after higher secondary schooling and having completed 5 years of existence would
be eligible for assessment by KSSAC.
Methodology*
For the assessment of a unit that is eligible to be assessed, the KSAAC follows a five stage
process. The five stages are:
1. The preparation and submission of a self-study report by the unit of assessment.
2. The on-site visit of the peer team for validation of the self-study report and for
recommending the assessment outcome to the KSAAC.
3. The final decision by the Executive Committee of the KSAAC.
4. Based on assessment outcome, college/unit to prepare Continuous Quality Improvement

Plan.
5. A mechanism to review the accredited institutions.
Stage I: The Preparation of the Self-study Report: Institutions that fulfill the eligibility criteria
are given the guidelines to prepare the self-study report to be submitted for assessment HEIs
would have developed Quality Management systems that would continuously generate and
analyze data. Self study is thus envisaged as the backbone f the process of assessment and
accreditation. There will be a good harmony of internal quality system and QA by KSAAC.
Stage II: The Visit to the Institution: On receiving the self-study report from the institution, the
KSAAC constitutes the team of peers and consults the institution about any justifiable
reservation it may have about any member of the team. The peer team visits the institution and
looks for patterns of evidence to validate the self-study report, through interactions with the
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constituents of the institution, checking documents and visiting the various units of the
institution. At the end of the visit, the team shares the draft assessment report with the
institution and the copy of the report with the acceptance of the head of the institution is
submitted to the KSAAC. The team also gives confidential scores that decide the institutional
grade.
Stage III: The Final Decision of the KSAAC: The Executive Committee of the KSAAC
reviews the report and takes a decision about the grade of the institution. The grade is valid for
a period of five years. Accreditation by the KSAAC is voluntary and during the first phase of
assessment, the KSAAC has taken up accreditation of institutions. Guidelines (manuals) will be
developed to suit different units of higher education.
Stage IV: Based on assessment outcome, college/unit to prepare Continuous Quality

Improvement Plan (CQIP) to be submitted to KSAAC. This plan is to be submitted within 6
months after outcome of assessment.
Stage V: A mechanism has to be developed to review and guide the accredited institutions.
*If a uniform methodology is evolved by the national agency all over India, the same will be
adopted by KSAAC.
Criteria for Assessment
The KSAAC has identified the following core and optional criteria to serve as the basis for its
assessment procedures:
Core Criteria
1. Curricular Aspects
2. Teacher Quality
3. Teaching-Learning and Evaluation
4. Research and Consultancy
5. Infrastructure and Learning Resources
6. Student mentoring and Support.
7. Governance and Leadership
Optional Criteria
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2. Internationalization
3. Graduate employability skill
4. Innovations and good practices
Units will have option to choose any two optional criteria.
Every institute is unique and hence one size fit all approach may not help in right assessment.
Hence KSAAC has proposed combination of core and optional criteria that helps HEIs in
selecting assessment criteria suitable to their goals and objectives.
Each criteria will have defined standards on which assessment will be made.
The validation of the self-study report and the subsequent assessment lead to an overall
institutional grade and a detailed report, which begins with the peer team agreeing on the
criterion-wise scores. Taking cognizance of the variance in types of institutions, different
criteria have been allotted differential weightages. The weightages given below are used for
calculating the institutional score.
The Assessment Outcome
The validation of the self-study report by peers results in criterion-wise scores and a
detailed assessment report. The criterion scores are used to arrive at the overall institutional
score. If the overall score is more than 50%, the institution gets the "Accredited status" and the
accredited institutions are graded on a five point scale. Institutions which do not attain the
minimum 50% score for accreditation are also intimated and notified indicating that the
institutions were" Assessed And Found Not Qualified For Accreditation". The assessment
outcome is valid for a period of 5 years. The accredited institutions are graded on a five -point
scale with the following scale values.
50% to 60% D
60% to 70% C
70% to 80% B
80% to 90% A
90% to 100% O
GRADING SYSTEM
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The institutions will be graded on a 5-letter grade as follows:
Range of Institutional Letter Performance
score Grade Descriptor
90-100% O Outstanding
80-90 % A Very Good
70-80% B Good
60-70 % C Satisfactory
50-60 % D Not accredited
The grade will also be supplemented by a qualitative report by the Team that would highlight
the strengths and weaknesses of the institution under six criteria. HEIs in the grade D will not
get accredited status. These HEIs will be included in Capacity building programme of KSAAC
for one year. Institutions in the A and O Grade will form part of Benchmarking circle of
KSAAC.
Site Visit/ Peer Review
KSAAC will develop a pool of trained assessor who will take part of in Peer review.
All the Peers will be from outside the state the visits will be coordinated by KSAAC academic
staff or by a local consultant.
A typical site visit would last 2 to 3 days depending on size of unit being assessed.
Continuous Quality Improvement Plan
After assessment outcome is received, every accredited institute/ unit would be required to
prepare Continuous Quality Improvement Plan within six months. KSAAC would assist
accredited HEIs in preparing this CQIP.
KSAAC would develop a Collegium of Consultants which will work closely with accredited
HEIs in developing CQIP and subsequent handholding. Senior professionals in Kerala who are
having adequate experience in assessment and accreditation will be considered as member of
KSAAC’s Collegium of consultants.
Key Features of assessment and accreditation by KSAAC
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2. Accreditation mandatory for all HEIs and notified programmes offered in state of
Kerala
3. Continuous Quality Improvement will be the focus
4. Teacher Quality is a major priority
5. Alignment of criteria and methodology with national and international QA bodies
6. Provision of Core and optional criteria depending on mission of HEI.
7. All the Peers will be from other states.
8. Collegium of consultants to guide HEIs for continuous improvement
9. Support to HEIs for developing Quality Management systems
Authorities of the KSAAC:
1. The following shall be the authorities of the KSAAC
(i) The General Council;
(ii) The Executive Committee;
(iii) The President
(iv) The Chairman, Executive Committee
(v) The Director, and
(vi) Such other authorities as may be constituted and / or declared by the General
council.
General Council:
2. The General Council shall be the principal authority if KSAAC and shall be over all
responsible for its activities and affairs. It shall give policy directions/guidelines to
Executive Committee, which shall take steps for managing the activities and affairs of
KSAAC, accordingly.
3. The General Council shall consist of the following members:
(i) Chairperson of KSHEC - President - ex-officio
(Minister of Education)
(ii) KSAAC Chairman - Vice President - ex-officio
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Higher Education Department - Member - ex-officio
(iv) The Director of Technical - Member - ex-officio
Education
(v) The Director of Medical Education - Member - ex-officio
(vi) The Director of Collegiate Education - Member - ex-officio
(vii) The Executive Vice-President,
Kerala State Council for Science,
Technology and Environment, - Member - ex-officio
(viii) A nominee of the UGC not below
The rank of Joint Secretary - Member - ex-officio
(ix) Five educationalist of repute
Nominated by the Government - Member
(x) Vice Chancellors of all the
Universities in the State - Member
(xi) Four educationalists nominated by
the Government not below the
rank of first grade college principal/
/ University professor -Member
(xii) The Director of KSAAC shall be the Member Secretary of the General Council.
The term of nominated members shall be five years.
Conduct of Meeting:
4. The General Council shall hold at least one meeting in a year at such time, date and
place as may be determined by the President, to consider the Annual Report of the
Society, the Audited statement of Accounts together with the Auditor’s Report thereon.
The other details regarding conduct of meeting of General Council may be prescribed
under the By-Laws.
5. The President may convene a special meeting of the General Council as and when
he/she thinks fit and direct the Director to call such a meeting.
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6. On the requisition of at least four members of the General Council, the President shall
convene a requisitioned meeting of the General Council. At such requisitioned meeting,
no matter, other than that stated in the notice for the meeting, shall be discussed.
7. The Director of the General Council shall issue notices of all meetings to members of
the General Council, at least before fifteen clear days from the appointed date for such
meeting. The notice will specify the time and place of the meeting and can be served
personally or by post, or electronically.
8. Provided further that if the Chairman, KSHEC who is the President, of the General
Council shall preside over all meetings of the General Council. In his/ her absence, the
Chairperson of the KSAAC, who is the Vice President of the General Council.
9. One-third of members of the General Council shall form quorum for any meeting of the
General Council.
10. Each member of the Council shall have one vote, in case of equality of votes; the
President shall have a casting vote.
11. All matters voted on shall be determined by a majority of votes of the members present
and voting.
12. The accidental omission to give notice to, or non-receipt of notice by, any member,
shall not invalidate the proceedings of the meeting.
Powers and Functions of the President of the General Council:
13. The President shall preside over the meetings of the general Council.
14. The President shall perform such other duties as may be specified under the Rules and
/or Bye-Laws.
Executive Committee:
15. The affairs of the KSAAC shall be managed, administered, directed and controlled as
per Rules and Bye-Laws approved by Executive Committee.
16. The Executive Committee of the KSAAC for the purpose of Societies Registration Act
shall consist of the following members:
(i) Chairperson of the KSAAC Chairman

Secretary to Government, Higher Education
Department. Ex-officio
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(ii) Nominee of UGC not below the rank of Joint
Secretary. Member
(iii) Five educationalists of repute nominated by
the Government Member
(iv) One Vice Chancellor (by rotation for one year)
of State Universities Member
(v) Two Principals of first grade colleges nominated
by the Government by rotation for one year Member
(vi) Director of KSAAC shall be the Member Secretary of the Executive

Committee.
Conduct of Meetings:
17. a. Every meeting of the Executive Committee shall be presided over by the
Chairperson.
b. the meeting of the Executive Council shall be convened at least once in two months
Proceedings of the Executive Committee:
18. One-third of the total members shall form quorum at any meeting of the Executive
Committee.
19. Not less than seven days clear notice of every meeting of the Executive Committee
shall be given to each member of the Executive Committee. The accidental omission to
give notice to or the non-receipt of notice by any member shall not invalidate the
proceedings at the meeting.
20. At least four meetings of the Executive Committee shall be held in each year.
21. For the purpose of the Rule 22, each year shall be deemed to commence on the 1st day
of April and terminate on the 31st day of March of the following calendar year.
22. The Chairperson may himself/herself call or by a requisition in writing signed by

him/her may require the Director to forthwith call such a meeting.
23. One-third of the members of the Executive Committee may on requisition in

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Committee at any time and on receipt of such a requisition, the Director shall forthwith
call such a meeting on consultation with the Chairperson.
24. Each member of the Executive Committee shall have one vote and in case of
equaldivision of votes on any question to be decided by Executive Committee, the
Chairperson have the casting vote.
25. Any business which may be necessary for the Executive Committee to perform, maybe
performed by a resolution in writing circulated among all its members and any such
resolution, so circulated and approved by a majority of the members signing shall be as
effective and binding as if such resolution had been passed at a meeting of the
Executive Committee provided at least four members of the Executive Committee have
recorded their approval to the resolution.
26. In case of a difference of opinion amongst the members of the Executive Committeeon
a question of sufficient importance, the opinion of the majority shall prevail. The ruling
of the Chairperson in regard to all questions of procedures shall be final.
Powers and Functions of the Executive Committee
27. The Executive Committee shall generally carry out and pursue the objects of the
KSAAC, as set forth in its Memorandum of Association. The Management of all the
affairs and funds of the KSAAC shall for this purpose, vest in the Executive
Committee.
The Executive Committee shall exercise all powers of the KSAAC in respect of the
expenditure form the funds of the KSAAC.
28. In particular and without prejudice to the generally of the foregoing provisions, the
Executive Committee shall have the power subject to the provisions of these Rules to:
i) Manage, administer and review the affairs of the KSAAC and also to conduct
administrative affairs of the KSAAC not otherwise provided for;
ii) Consider the annual and supplementary budgets placed before it from time to
time and pass them with such modifications as the Executive Committee may
think fit.
iii) Create and abolish posts, the emoluments structures of various posts, i.e.
adoption of pay scales, allowances and revision thereof and creating of posts
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iv) Appoint various Academic, technical, administrative and other officers and
staff of the KSAAC for those posts for which the Executive Committee is the
appointing authority, to fix their remuneration, terms and conditions of service,
to enforce discipline and to impose penalty in accordance with the Rules and
the bye-laws;
v) Enter in to arrangements with the State Government and other public or private
organizations or individuals with in the country, for securing and accepting
grants-in-aid, endowments, donations or gifts to the KSAAC on mutually
agreed terms and conditions, provided that such terms and conditions, if any,
shall not be contrary or inconsistent or in conflict with the objects of KSAAC,
provided, for any such arrangement with foreign and /or international agencies
or organizations, the prior approval of the State Government shall be obtained;
vi) Take over, acquire by purchase, gifts, exchange, lease or hire, or otherwise,
from State Government and other public or private bodies or individuals,
institutions, libraries, laboratories, immovable properties, endowment or other
funds together with any attendant obligations and engagements not inconsistent
with the objects of the KSAAC, provided, for any such activity involving
foreign and / or international agency or organization, the prior approval of the
State Government shall be obtained;
vii) Appoint Committee or sub-committee for such purposes, and with such powers
and for such periods and on such terms as it may deem fit and to dissolve any
of them;
viii) Entertain, adjudicate upon or redress grievances of the employees of the

KSAAC, who may feel aggrieved.
29. Transfer or accept transfers of any immovable property on behalf of the KSAAC.
30. A member of the General Council as well as of the Executive Committee shall cease to
be member in case he/she:-
i) resigns (to be effective from the date of acceptance by the Chairperson);
ii) dies;
iii) is declared of unsound mind;
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v) is convicted of criminal offence involving moral turpitude and /or any other
criminal offence attracting imprisonment of seven years or more;
vi) is not permitted by ;his/her employer to serve on Executive Committee;
vii) proceeds abroad for a continuous period exceeding six months;
viii) Fails to attend three consecutive meetings.
31. Each nominated member of the General Council as well as of the Executive shall be
deemed to have relinquished his/her membership of expiry of four years from the date
on which he /she is nominated as a member of the General Council as well as of
Executive Committee unless his/her membership is terminated by the nominating
authority earlier. In case of a casual vacancy, the person appointed to fill the vacancy,
shall hold office for the full term of four years.
32. Whenever a member holds the membership of the Executive Committee by virtue of an
office held by him/her (ex-officio), his/her membership shall terminate when he/she
ceases to hold that office and vacancy so caused shall be filled by his/her successor to
that office.
33. The members of the General Council as well as of the Executive Committee shall not
be entitled to any remuneration from the KSAAC except the full time Director of the
KSAAC.
The members of the General Council as well as of Executive Committee or any

Committee appointed by it, shall be paid by the KSAAC, such travelling and daily
allowances and honorarium as may be provided for in the Bye-laws.
34. A person holding the membership of the General Council as well as of the Executive
Committee by name cannot nominate another person and shall attend the meetings
himself/herself.
Officers of the KSAAC
35. The following shall be the officers of the KSAAC;
i) Chairman;
ii) Director; and
iii) Such other officers as may be declared by the Executive Committee with the
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Appointment of Chairman
36. The Chairman of KSAAC shall be a distinguished academician with PhD having at
least 25 years of teaching experience in College /University with more than 5years of
experience in academic administration as Principal of a College/Professor and Head of
a University Department. He should have experience in assessment and accreditation of
higher education institutions.
37. The Chairman shall not have completed seventy years of age at the time of his/her
appointment.
38. A Selection Committee consisting of three eminent academicians, one nominated by the
President, one nominated by the Executive Council of KSHEC and one present or
former Chairman of NAAC nominated by the Executive Committee of KSAAC shall
constitute the Selection Committee which shall submit a panel of three names to the
State Government.
The Government shall appoint the Chairman on the recommendation of the Selection
Committee.
The tenure of the Chairman shall be Five Years.
The Chairman shall be entitled for the emoluments and perquisites at par with the Vice
Chancellor of a state university or as prescribed in the Rules.
Powers and Functions of the Chairman
39. (i)The Chairman shall exercise such powers for the conduct of the affairs of the
KSAAC as may be delegated to him/her by the Executive Committee.If action is to be
taken in an emergent situation; the Chairman may take necessary action, and
subsequently report to the Executive Committee for ratification.
(ii) The Chairman may, with the approval of the Executive Committee delegate
such of his/her powers, as may be considered necessary, to the Director of KSAAC.
(iii) Executive Committee shall nominate the members of the Academic Advisory
Committee for the panel recommended by the General Council of the KSAAC.
However, any other expert from outside the country may be co-opted by the Academic
Advisory Committee, subject to the concurrence of the Chairman, Executive
Committee.
The Director
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40. (a) Director shall be an eminent academician having at least 25 years of

teaching experience in college/university including more than 5 years of experience in
academic administration as Principal/ Professor and Head of a university department. He
should possess PhD degree. He should be an academician with vast experience in
assessment and accreditation of higher education institutions being Member/Member
Coordinator-NAAC/NBA Peer Team or other national/international accreditation
agencies of repute which is an area of relevance to KSAAC.
(b) The Government shall constitute the Search Committee with at least three
eminent academicians out of which one shall be the Chairman of the KSAAC, one
nominated by the Executive Council of the KSHEC and one member nominated by the
Chairman of NAAC. The Director of the KSAAC shall be appointed by the President of
the General Council on the recommendation of the Search Committee with the approval
of the State Government. However, the first Director who possesses the required
qualifications and experience shall be appointed by the President with the approval of
the State Government.
(c) The Director shall not have completed sixty-five years of age at the time of
his/her appointment.
(d) The Director shall be appointed for a period of five years. The Director may be
re-appointed for the second term.
(e) The Director shall be entitled for the emoluments and other perquisites at par
with the Pro Vice Chancellor of a state university or as prescribed in the Rules.
Powers and Functions of the Director
41. (a) The Director shall be the executive authority of the KSAAC and shall
have all powers needed for the administration of the KSAAC and shall be responsible for
proper administration and control over funds of the KSAAC.
(b) The Director shall be vested with such executive powers as may be necessary or
incidental for the purpose of proper administration, subject to the rules and Bye-laws.
(c)When the Director has to leave station for short periods, the routine duties will be
performed by the next senior most officer/employee of the KSAAC.
(d) when the Director’s office is vacant or when the director is on long leave
exceeding two months, the Chairperson of the Executive Committee may appoint an

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acting Director (for a period not exceeding six months at a time),with the prior approval of
the President of the General Council.
(e)The Director shall, subject to the provisions of the Rules and the Bye-laws and
decisions of the Executive Committee, exercise general supervision and disciplinary
control over the officers and the staff of the KSAAC and prescribe their duties and
functions.
(f) The Director shall co-ordinate and exercise academic leadership and
administrative supervision of all the activities of the KSAAC.
(g) The Director of the KSAAC shall act as the Secretary of the Society for the
purpose of the Societies Registration Act. The Secretary shall be considered as the
Principal Secretary of the Society and the Society may sue or be sued in the name of the
Secretary of the Society.
Members of the KSAAC
42. (a) The KSAAC shall consist of all members of the General Council set up
under the Rules.
(b) KSAAC shall maintain a register of members giving their names; addresses and
the same will be open to inspection by the members. Every member of the Council shall
sign the register.
(c) A member of the General Council/or Executive Council, KSAAC shall cease to
be a member: (i)on death; (ii) on resignation; (iii) upon being declared insolvent or of
unsound mind; (iv) on conviction of criminal offence involving moral turpitude; and (v)
on his /her failure to attend three consecutive meeting of the General Council.
(d) Resignation from the membership of General Council shall be tendered to the
President and shall take effect from the date of acceptance. Similarly, resignation from
the Membership of Executive Committee shall be tendered to the Chairperson and shall
take effect from the date acceptance.
(e) The KSAAC shall function, notwithstanding any vacancy in its General Council
and/or its Executive Committee, and no act or proceedings of the KSAAC shall be
invalid merely by reasons of such vacancy or of any defect in the appointment of any of
its members.
Committees:

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43. KSAAC shall, in addition to Executive Committee, have following Committee:
1. Finance Committee;
2. Academic Advisory Committee;
3. Accreditation and /or Assessment Committees and their sub committees in

different disciplines; and
4. Any other Committee as may be deemed fit by the Executive Committee
Finance Committee:
44. The Finance Committee of the KSAAC shall consist of the following members:
(1) Chairman of the KSAAC as the Chairperson of the Finance Committee
(2) Director, KSAAC - ex-officio
(3) One member of General Council,
Nominated by the President of KSAAC Member
(4) One member of the Executive Committee
Nominated by the Chairman, Executive
Committee Member
(5) An external renowned educationalist nominated
by the Chairman, KSAAC - Member
(6) Finance Officer of KSAAC Member
(7) An administrative officer of KSAAC, nominated by the Director KSAAC as non-

member secretary.
The Finance committee shall meet to consider the Revised Estimates and the Budget Estimate
for the following financial year in August and December of the calendar year respectively.
One-third of the members shall form a quorum at any meeting of the Finance Committee. In
the absence of the Chairman, the Director will act as the pro tem Chairperson in a Finance
Committee meeting.
The Finance Committee shall meet at least thrice in a year. It shall make recommendations to
the Executive Committee on:
a) Budget proposals of the KSAAC:

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b) Scrutiny of the Audited Accounts and reply to the Annual Audit Report:
c) Creation of post[s]: and
d) Any other matter on which the Executive Committee seeks its recommendations.
The recommendations contained in the minutes of the Finance Committee shall be considered
and approved by the Chairman, Finance Committee.
Academic Advisory Committee:
45. The Academic Advisory Committee of KSAAC shall monitor and promote the activities
of KSAAC with reference to its various activities like assessment, accreditation,
publications, selection and shaping of instruments for Assessment and Accreditation,
modalities of operation in-charge, the Rules, Regulation and Guidelines. The Chairman
of the Executive Committee would be Chairperson of the Academic Advisory
Committee. The Director of the KSAAC will be ex-officio member of the Academic
Committee.
Sub-Committee:
46. Sub-Committee on each discipline, such as Education, Law, Engineering, Management,

Arts & Science etc. shall function separately to evolve standard for Assessment and
Accreditation, in their respective field, to form assessor’s panel, to lay down guidelines
for assessor’s panel, to lay down guidelines for assessor’s, to evaluate and give
recommendations on assessor’s, to evaluate and give recommendations on assessor’s
report etc. these sub-committees will meet frequently in a month or once in two months,
as required.
47. Any other functions, duties, to be assigned by the General Council/Executive

Committee.
Staff
48. The manner of recruitment and conditions of service, emoluments and benefits to
employees shall be as prescribed in the Bye-laws to be formulated by the Director of
KSAAC and approved by the Executive Committee.
Funds of the Society:
49. The funds of the Society shall consist of the following:
(i) Grants received by KSAAC from the State Government and other funding agencies

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(ii) Fees and other charges received by the KSAAC
(iii) All money received by the KSAAC by way of grants, donations or other
contributions.
(iv) Miscellaneous receipts.
50. All the funds of the KSAAC shall be paid into the KSAAC’s account with the branches
of the State Bank of India or its subsidiaries or in a Scheduled Nationalized Bank, as
decided by the Executive Committee and shall not be withdrawn except on cheques
signed and countersigned by such officers/employees of the KSAAC, as may be duly
empowered by the Executive Committee.
51. The Income and property of the KSAAC, however derived, shall be used towards the
promotion of the objectives thereof, as set forth in the Memorandum of Association. No
portion of the income and property of the KSAAC shall be paid or transferred directly
or indirectly by way of dividends, bonus or otherwise howsoever by way of profit to the
persons, who shall at any time and /or have been members of the KSAAC or to any of
them or to any persons claiming through them or any of them provided that nothing
herein contained shall proven the payment in good faith of remuneration of any
member thereof or other persons in return for any service rendered to the KSAAC.
52. The Powers for the creation/utilization/disposal of assets and funds of the society shall
in Executive Committee.
Accounts and Audit:
53. The Accounts of the KSAAC shall be audited annually by a Chartered Accountant of
Accountants as defined in the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 (XXXVII 1949) to be
appointed by the Executive Committee. The nature of audit to be applied, and the
detailed arrangements to be made in regard to form of accounts and their maintenance
and presentation for audit, shall be prescribed by the bye-Laws to be framed by the
Executive Committee and approved by the KSHEC.
Annual Report:
54. An Annual Report of the KSAAC, and of all work undertaken during the year, shall be
prepared by the KSAAC and submitted to the Executive Committee and Council for
approval. The report and the audited accounts of the KSAAC along with the Auditor’s
report thereon shall be placed before the Council.

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Alterations and Amendments:
55. (a) Subject to the provisions of the Societies Registration Act, the Rules and Bye-
Laws of the KSAAC may be altered at any time by the General Council by a resolution
passed by at least two-third majority of the members present at any meeting.
Any resolution on proposed changes in Rules/Bye-Laws approved in an Executive

Committee meeting shall be circulated to the Council members for passing by a
majority of members.
(b) The KSAAC may alter or extend the purpose for which it is established or be
amalgamated wholly or partly with any other society by following the under
mentioned procedure:
(1) The Executive Committee shall convene a Special General Meeting of the
Members of the KSAAC, according to these Rules for the consideration of
the said proposition;
(2) The Executive Committee shall submit the proposition for such alteration,
extension or amalgamation as aforesaid to the members of the Society in a
written or printed report;
(3) Such report shall be delivered or sent by post to every member of the
society fifteen clear days previous to the said Special General Meeting;
(4) Such proposition shall be deemed to have been agreed to if not less than
three-fifths of the members of the society cast their votes in its favour
either in person or by proxy at the said Special General Meeting; and
(5) Such proposition shall be confirmed by the votes of three fifths of

members of the society present at the Second Special General Meeting
convened by the Executive Committee at an interval of one month after
the former meeting.
(c) The Society may change its name by a resolution passed by a majority of the
members of the Society at any meeting of the Society convened for the purpose.
(d) Not less than three-fifths of the members of the Society may determine, that it
shall be dissolved, and thereupon it shall be dissolved forthwith, or at the time
they agreed upon, if, on the winding up or dissolution of the Society, there shall
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remain, after the satisfaction of all its debts and liabilities, any property
whatsoever, the same shall not be paid to, or distributed among the members of
the Society or any of them, but shall be dealt with in such manner as the
KSAAC may determine.
58. All provisions contained in the Societies Registration Act, as applicable, shall
apply to this Society.
Structure of KSAAC
Sl. Designation Remarks
No
1 President Minister of Education
Govt. of Kerala
2 Chairperson Nominated by the Government.
3 Director Nominated by the Government.
4 Educational Consultant Contract basis- initially for a period of
one year
5 Educational Consultant Contract basis- initially for a period of
one year
6 Research Officer By deputation
7 Research Officer By deputation
8 Administrative Officer By deputation -from among
Jt. Secretaries
9 P.S. /C.A to the On contract basis

Chairman
10 P.S./C.A to the Director On contract basis
11 Finance Officer By deputation -from among
Dy. Secretaries
12 Clerk /DEO Contract basis
13 Driver Contract basis

14 Peon Contract basis
Peon Contract basis
15

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MHRD Comments on Kerala’s Higher Education Plan - Answers

1.1 Page 3, Serial No.1
Amb.(Rtd) T.P.Sreenivasan has the following academic experience

1. Lecturer in English at Mar Ivanios College, Kerala University (1966-67)
2. Amity University Representative in Kerala (2004-2005)
3. Senior Fellow, Brookings Institutions, Washington, USA (2009)
4. Guest faculty at the Academic Staff College, Kerala University(2004 till today)
5. Visiting Professor of International Relations at the Central University, Kasaragod (2013 till
today)
In addition, he belongs to the second category of eligible persons as a Diplomatic professional with
37 years of experience in the sector, Presumably, “ industry etc” does not exclude the diplomatic
profession.
1.2 Page 3, Serial No.3
The State according to the RUSA norms has agreed to raise its expenditure on higher education by 0.3%
to 4% by 2016-17. The State has earmarked 35% of the total amount proposed during the financial year
as the State’s contribution which will be shown separately in the budget allocation. The Govt. has
approved a separate account for RUSA (2202-03-103-62-RUSA). Sufficient funds have been provided
by the government in the budget head. In case of additional requirements, the amount will be
reappropriated from other heads.
2.1 Page 1, Point 3
Compiled by the Expert Panel of TSG of KSHEC from the available sources like Directorate of
Collegiate Education, Directorate of Technical Education, Census Directorate and data available in the
unpublished book of Dr. P.Anvar, Member Secretary, KSHEC.
2.2 Page 2, Point 4
The given number stands for the number of PhDs produced in the year 2011-12.
3.1 Page 21
Vision, Mission and Goals has been inserted according to the DCF format in the beginning
3.2 Page 153
The Columns that were left blank has been completed
3.3 page 159
The columns regarding the accreditation status that has not been filled has been completed
3.4 page 180
The data regarding the cycle of extension has been filled
3.5. Page 181
The data regarding faculty has been attached.

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3.6. Page 182

The additional information regarding the number of 2(f) and 12(b) colleges and NAAC accredited
colleges and Universities has been provided.
3.7. Pages 184-205
The state has provided the additional data and filled the blank spaces.
3.8. Pages 206-207
The data regarding law has been provided. The huge disparity in favour of the females exists in the
State.
3.9. Page 39
The analysis of past performance has been inculcated according to the DCF format and performance
against specific indicators has been filled.
3.10. Page 9
SWOT analysis has been done and attached in the prescribed format and the nuances filled.
3.11. point 5.
The required information has been done as per the DCF format with the details regarding the targets and
strategies and resources required.
Point 9
The outcome and output targets table has been filled according to the DCF format.
Point 10
State data(Baseline and perspective) has been filled.
3.1.Page 51
The answer has been attached.
4.1.Page 51-52
5.1., 5.2.Pages 52-53
The answer has been attached and the colleges prioritized. The physical and financial proposals have
been included.
6.1. Page 53-54
7.1 and 7.4. Pages 45 to 49 and Pages 26 to 33.
The colleges have been prioritized and physical and financial information of the proposals has been
provided in the prescribed format.
8.1 Page 55
Has been included in the prescribed format.
9.1 Pages 55-56
Has been included according to the prescribed format.

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10.1 Page 56-57

Has been included in the prescribed format
11.1 Page 58
12.1 Page 58
14.1 Page 59
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Revised RUSA Plan

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 1

Goals Performance Strategic objective (Key

1. Quality Assurance Increase proportion 1. Mandatory accreditation to all HEIs

4.Streamline and monitor the Higher

5.Performance appraisal through

2 Enhance GER Increase GER to Starting of new colleges, sanctioning of

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 2

the basis of method in other State’s colleges as

1. State level and 1. Offer a platform for planning and

7 Faculty Improvement 1. Training 1. Training programmes by Academic

8 Improvement of To improve the Fill the vacancy positions

9 Moral and value Creation of 1. Introducing Institution-wise

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 3

Chapter 2: BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Hindu Muslim Sikhs Christians Jains Others Total

SC ST OBC General Total

Enrollments *(in Lakhs)

District wise Profile (Base line data- 2012-13)

District wise Profile – (Perspective plan for 2014-15)

Ernakulam MG NIL 115 29 63 4 0 2 4

Districts with special Reasons

NAAC accreditation status of colleges - 2014-15

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 9

28 GOVT. COLLEGE, NIL

29 GOVT. COLLEGE, I CYCLE

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 10

30 GOVT. COLLEGE, CALICUT PALAKKAD GOVT. B I

48 K M M GOVT. WOMENS KR KANNUR GOVT B+ I

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 11

52 N M S M GOVT. COLLEGE, CALICUT WAYAND GOVT C I

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 12

77 MODEL ENGINEERING CUSAT ERANAKULAM GOVT.

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 13

91 GOVT. COLLEGE OF CALICUT KOZHIKODE GOVT A I

97 AMAL COLLEGE OF CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.AIDED

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 14

CHRIST COLLEGE, CU THRISSUR GOVT. A II

COLLEGE OF APPLIED CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT.

COLLEGE OF APPLIED KANNUR WAYANAD GOVT.

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 15

HENRY BAKER COLLEGE, MG KOTTAYAM GOVT.

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 16

MAR THOMA COLLEGE, CALICUT MALAPPURAM GOVT. B++ I

MAR THOMA COLLEGE, KERALA PATHANAMTHI GOVT. B 1

MUSLIM EDUCATIONAL MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B+ II

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 17

NEHRU ARTS AND CALICUT KASARAGOD GOVT. A II

PAZHASSIRAJA N S S KANNUR KANNUR GOVT. B I

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 18

S.N COLLEGE, PUNALUR, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B I

SREE SANKARA MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B I

SREE VIDYADHIRAJA N S MG KOTTAYAM GOVT. B++ I

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 19

SRI VYASA N S S CALICUT THRISSUR GOVT. B+ I

ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE, KERALA KOLLAM GOVT. B++ I

ST.MICHAELS COLLEGE, KERALA ALAPPUZHA GOVT. B+ I

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 20

ST.PETERS COLLEGE, MG ERANAKULAM GOVT. B+ II

GOVERNMENT COLLEGE MG IDUKKI

GOVERNMENT COLLEGE CALICUT KOZHIKODE NIL

The Kerala State Higher Education Council 21

GOVERNMENT COLLEGE CALICUT PALAKKAD