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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

About the department:

Government Degree College was established in 1956 as a Government College of Arts and Sciences. The department of English was also established in 1956 as English has always been a compulsory subject in all the Undergraduate programmes.

The following members of faculty were heads of Department chronologically.

1. D. Suryaprakash Rao 1956-67

2. K.Y.L. Narasimha Rao 1967-72

3. M. Surya Rao 1972-89

4. G. B. Yesubhaktha 1989-91

5. D.S.R. Anjaneyulu 1991-92

6. R. Narasimha Rao 1992-99

7. Maria Bambina 1999-2007

8. Dr. M. Shailaja 2007-12

9. Dr. K. Nageswar Rao 2012-13(SEP)

10. Sri A. V. Sharma 2013 (SEP)- 2018

11. Dr. Asrar-ul-Haque 2018-19

12. Sri. R. Mahender Reddy 2019-20

13. Smt. P. Sailaja 2020- 22 (JAN)

14. Dr. E. Srinivas Rao 2022 (JAN) -

Courses offered & Sanctioned Strength Particulars:

The department offers B.A. B.Com B.Sc. Life Sciences and B.Sc. Physical Sciences, courses with English as medium of instruction to its UG students. B.A. course is offered is offered through Telugu medium. All the courses are run under CBCS. The details of these courses and permitted intake will be presented in the following table.

Sl.No	Class	Medium of instruction
			I	II	III
1	B.A. CBCS	TM	60	60	60	120
2	B.A. CBCS	EM	180	180	180	540
3	B.COM- C. A.	EM	360	360	360	1080
4	B.COM- Business Analytics	EM	60	0	0	60
5	B. B.A.	EM	60	60	60	120
6	B.SC Physical Sciences CBCS	EM	420	420	420	1260
7	B.SC Life Sciences CBCS	EM	360	360	360	1080
Grand Total			1500	1440	1440	2040

COURSE OUTCOMES

Course Objectives

The 20-credit, six-semester course seeks to enhance the English language skills of undergraduate students by

Strengthening their grammar and vocabulary
Improving their reading and writing skills
Enhancing their listening and speaking skills
Imparting to them important life skills and human values
Encouraging them to think creatively and critically
Exposing them to a variety of content-rich texts
Expanding their emotional intelligence
Developing gender sensitivity among them.

Course Outcomes

On successful completion of the 20-credit, six-semester course, an undergraduate

student will be able to

• Read, understand, and interpret a variety of written texts

• Undertake guided and extended writing using appropriate vocabulary and

Grammatical correctness.

• Listen with comprehension and speak with confidence in both formal and

informal contexts with reasonable fluency and acceptable pronunciation

• Become employable with requisite professional skills, ethics and values.

TIME TABLES

DAY

9.50

10.40

11.30

12.20

1.20

2.10

3.00

3.50

4.40

MON

3 BC RK

1 BC A BL

1 BA E BL

3 CS RK

2 BE A MS

1 CS A BL

1 BE A RK

3 BBA MS

1 BC B RK

1 BA T AVS

3 ME MS

2 BE B BL

1 CS B AVS

1 BE B MS

1 BBA MS

3 S MS

2 FZC RK

1 ME BL

1 FZC RK

3 BA AVS

1 S AVS

TUE

3 BC RK

1 BC A BL

1 BA E BL

3 CS RK

2 BE A MS

1 CS A BL

3 BBA MS

1 BC B RK

1 BA T AVS

3 ME MS

2 BE B BL

1 CS B AVS

1 BBA MS

3 S MS

2 FZC RK

1 ME BL

3 BA AVS

1 S AVS

WED

2 BC A BL

1 BC A BL

3 BC RK

2 BE A MS

3 CS RK

1 CS A BL

2 BC B AVS

1 BC B RK

3 BBA AVS

2 BE B BL

3 ME MS

1 CS B AVS

2 BBA MS

1 BBA MS

2 FZC RK

3 S MS

1 ME BL

1 S AVS

THUR

2 BC A BL

2 BA E BL

3 BA AVS

3 BE BL

1 BE A RK

2 CS A RK

2 BC B AVS

2 BA T AVS

3 FZC AVS

1 BE B MS

2 CS B MS

2 BBA MS

1 FZC RK

2 ME MS

2 S RK

FRI

2 BA E BL

1 BA E BL

1 CS A BL

3 BE BL

2 CS A RK

1 BE A RK

2 BA T AVS

1 BA T AVS

1 CS B AVS

3 FZC AVS

2 CS B MS

1 BE B MS

1 ME BL

2 ME MS

1 FZC RK

1 S AVS

2 S RK

SAT

1 BA E BL

2 BA E BL

2 BC A RK

1 BC A BL

3 BE BL

2 CS A RK

1 BE A RK

1 BA T AVS

2 BA T AVS

2 BC B AVS

1 BC B RK

3 FZC AVS

2 CS B MS

1 BE B MS

2 BBA MS

1 BBA MS

2 ME MS

1 FZC RK

2 S RK

CURRICULAR & CO-CORRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1) JIGNASA 2021 Students Project on “Vocabulary Levels of Intermediate Students” Supervised by: M.Srinivas, Lecturer in English.

2) Classroom Seminars (Number of Topics. 30 – Students Participated: 768)

3) Classroom Debates (Number of Topics 8 – Students Participated: 324)

4) Classroom Group Discussions (Number of Topics 6 – Students Participated: 628)

5) Classroom Role Play (Number of Topics. 2 – Students Participated: 104)

6) Classroom Quiz (Number of Topics 2– Students Participated: 324)

7) Classroom JAM Sessions (Number of Topics 12 – Students Participated: 408)

8) Classroom Mock Interviews (Number of Topics 4 – Students Participated: 120)

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

Dr. E. Srinivas Rao

1) International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews(IJRAR), E-ISSN: 2348-1269, P-ISSN 2349-5138 – Vol.7, Issue 1, 2020, ‘Technology-driven English Language Learning,’ - P. 133-135
2.) Langlit – An International Peer Reviewed Open Access Journal – ISSN: 2349-5189, 2020,
3) ‘Teaching Soft Skills Through Life Experiences’ - P. 190-194
Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle research, - A UGC Care Approved Group – II Journal, An ISO :7021 -2020 Certified Journal, Vol XII, Issue X, Oct.2020,

Mr. M. Srinivas

4) January,2022: ‘online Classses : Impact on Academic performance and Mental Health ‘ by M.Srinivas , Lecturer in English published in the book published by Indian school Psychology Association and Madras University.

5) December,2021: ‘Alienation and assimilation in select Works of Bharati Mukherjee and Jhumpa Lahiri’ by M.Srinivas, lecturer in English published in International Journal of Research aqnd Analytical Reviews

6) November,2021: “ The question of Identity and Reconciliation in the Novels of Jhumpa Lahiri and Bharati Mukherjee by M.srinivas, Lecturer in English in “Langlit: An International Peer –reviewed Open Access Journal” ( ISSN: 2349-5189)

7) October,2021: Ecological perspectives in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Lowland” by M Srinivas, Lecturer in English published in IJELLS ( ISSN: 2278-0742)

8) April,2021: “Certain Factors Influencing Academic Performance” by M.Srinivas, Lecturer in English published in Indian Journal of Applied Psychology

9) March,2021: : “Ecological perspectives in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Lowland” by M Srinivas, Lecturer in English published in Indian Institute of Technology, Patna.

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

1) “Mental Health Week” 10-10-2021 to 16-10-2021

Online sessions conducted for students, housewives, employees, health workers etc. addressing mental health issues during and after the two cycles of COVID-19 pandemic. Relieving of social stigma associated with mental health problems, personal and professional challenges due to the pandemic were major issues.

2) Sri. M. Srinivas acted as Resource Person for GAT ISAME ENRICH – Leadership Programme organized by Lion’s Club International, Beirut, Lebanon, Target audience spread over Lebanon, Israel and Middle-East Countries. 18-11-2021.

3) Sri. M. Srinivas acted as Counselor for the online programme organized by Indian Psychology Association and Madras University on “ COVID-19: Impact on Academic Performance and Mental Health. 6-1-2022 to 8-1-2022.

NYK, Siddipet Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India)

4) “Career Guidance and Counseling”

Sri. M. Srinivas acted as Chief Resource Person for the programme organized by

NYK, Siddipet Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India)

5) One-day Training Programme for Police Recruitment Aspirants. 17-02-2021

6) GAT ISAME ENRICH , Leadership seminar conducted to Lions of Middle East Countries like Beirut, Amman, Jerusalem etc. M Srinivas , Lecturer in English presented Leadership Lecture to lions. Organised by Lions Clubs International.

INFRASTRUCTURE

1) Computer with monitor.

2) printer

3) Two glass-door almirahs

4) One small steel almirah

5) Five desks and 12 chairs.

6) One LCD projector

BEST PRACTICES

1) ICT-enabled teaching, learning and evaluation

2) Development of e-resources

3) Digitalization of assignments and Project works

RESUT ANALYSIS

III Semester (2020-21)

CLASS	APPEARED	PASSED	FAILED	%	REMARKS
EPP EM	10	7	3	70
HEP EM	74	64	10	86
HEP TM	57	49	8	86
HTP	16	14	2	88
EPP TM	5	5	0	100
BA TOTAL	*162*	*139*	23	86

BBA	36	35	1	97
BCOM CA	215	192	23	89
TOTAL	*251*	*227*	24	90

MPC E/M	96	95	1	99
MPCS	214	212	2	99
MSCS	34	34	0	100
BZC T/M	42	42	0	100
BZC E/M	104	104	0	100
MBZC	14	13	1	93
MBBC	9	9	0	100
FZC	133	133	0	100
BTZC	9	9	0	100
BTBC	10	10	0	100
BSC TOTAL	665	661	4	99.40

SEMESTER TOTAL	1078	1027	51	95.00

I Semester (2020-21)

CLASS	APPEARED	PASSED	FAILED	%	REMARKS
HEPSY	1	1	0	100
HGPS	4	3	1	75
EPP EM	15	15	0	100
HEP EM	105	98	7	93
HPAPSY	1	1	0	100
HPP EM	15	15	0	100
HJPS	1	1	0	100
EPCA	12	12	0	100
HEP TM	42	40	2	95
EPP TM	12	11	1	92
BA TOTAL	*208*	*197*	11	95

BBA	49	49	0	100
BCOM CA	327	320	7	98
TOTAL	*376*	*369*	7	98

MPC E/M	53	53	0	100
MPCS	226	226	0	100
MSCS	37	37	0	100
BZC E/M	135	134	1	99
MBZC	27	27	0	100
MSDS	28	28	0	100
FZC	77	77	0	100
BTZC	22	22	0	100
BTBC	20	20	0	100
BSC TOTAL	625	624	1	99.84

SEMESTER TOTAL	1209	1190	19	98.41

RESULT ANALYSIS

IV Semester (2020-21)

CLASS		APPEARED		PASSED		FAILED		%			REMARKS
EPP EM		6		6		0		100
HEP EM		64		64		0		100
HEP TM		50		50		0		100
HTP		14		14		0		100
EPP TM		5		5		0		100
BA TOTAL		*139*		*139*		0		100

BBA		33		33		0		100
BCOM CA		204		204		0		100
TOTAL		*237*		*237*		0		100

MPC E/M		95		94		1		99
MPCS		211		211		0		100
MSCS		31		31		0		100
BZC T/M		38		37		1		97
BZC E/M		95		92		3		97
MBZC		13		13		0		100
MBBC		9		9		0		100
FZC		129		129		0		100
BTZC		9		9		0		100
BTBC		10		10		0		100
BSC TOTAL		640		635		5		99.22

SEMESTER TOTAL		1016		1011		5		99.51
	II Semester (2020-21)
	CLASS		APPEARED		PASSED		FAILED		%	REMARKS
	EPP EM		14		14		0		100
	HEP EM		95		93		2		98
	HEP TM		38		37		1		97
	HPP		12		12		0		100
	EPP TM		11		11		0		100
	EPCA		11		11		0		100
	BA MOOCS		6		6		0		100
	BA TOTAL		187		184		3		98

	BBA		49		49		0		100
	BCOM CA		298		254		44		85
	TOTAL		347		303		44		87

	MPC E/M		48		47		1		98
	MPCS		225		208		17		92
	MSCS		37		37		0		100
	MSDS		26		24		2		92
	BZC E/M		128		126		2		98
	MBZC		25		25		0		100
	FZC		69		69		0		100
	BTZC		22		21		1		95
	BTBC		20		20		0		100
	BSC TOTAL		600		577		23		96.17

	SEMESTER TOTAL		1134		1064		70		93.83

STAFF

SN	Name	Designation	Qualification	Profile
1	DR E SRINIVAS RAO	Asst. Professor	M.A., B.Ed., PGDTE., Ph.D.	View Profile
2	SRINIVAS MAMIDALA	Lecturer	M.A (English)., B.Ed., PGCTE(EFL)., Ph.D	View Profile
3	RAMAKRISHNA M	Lecturer	M.A (English) BC&J	View Profile
4	SHESHACHARY AMARAVADI VENKATA	Lecturer	MA (English)	View Profile
5	LAXMAIAH BORRA	Lecturer	M.A,B,Ed	View Profile
6	MYANA SOUJANYA	Lecturer	MA (English)	View Profile
7	MAHENDER AREPALLY	Lecturer	MA (English)	View Profile
8	GOUTE SUPRIYA	Lecturer	MA (English)	View Profile
9	CH.MAHESH	Lecturer	MA (English)	View Profile
10	G BALAKISHAN	Lecturer in English	MA (English)	View Profile

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