Policies
Policies
TN Startup Policy
The Tamil Nadu Startup and Innovation Policy 2018-2023, aims to provide an enabling, innovative ecosystem in the State. Implementation of the policy will enable the State to emerge as the “Knowledge Capital” and “Innovation Hub” of the country. It will also attract entrepreneurs and investors across the globe.
Tamil Nadu is one of the economic power houses of India. Entrepreneurship, social mobility, economic growth and technology innovation have defined the growth story of the State. Today, the State has the potential to further enhance this by supporting the knowledge and capability of individuals to create new technology-driven enterprises to address challenges and take advantage of the opportunities present. This further complements “Tamil Nadu Vision 2023” goal of attaining a GSDP growth at a sustained pace of 11% per annum for the coming years.
The contribution of the State to India’s GDP is phenomenal in sectors like Automobiles, Commercial vehicles, Auto parts, Leather products, Textiles, Software and ITeS. The scope of the state for technical innovation and product development is ample. In terms of infrastructure, Tamil Nadu is one of the best performing States in the country. With the highest GER, the State is the destination for students from various States, providing the highest number of skilled manpower and one among the best in terms of technically qualified manpower. Tamil Nadu houses the best and renowned Incubator of the country, namely, the IIT-Madras and many promising Incubators catering to the needs of entrepreneurs, students and researchers for innovating new products and processes in various fields. The State is increasingly becoming the destination for Startups in Software-as-a-service (SaaS). Thus, the State is a potential anchor for many Startups not only in Tamil Nadu but also those thriving all over the country.
MGRERI Innovation and Startup Policy
Innovation and Start-up Policy of MGR ERI
It is resolved that Dr. MGR Educational and Research Institute will abide by the guidelines of Ministry of Education on the Institute Innovation and Start-up Policy.The specific points on the membership of the committee and the Commercialization policy of the Institute are attached herewith for approval, viz. meeting with the apex Committee of the University, on 21st Nov 2020. This policy document is to be passed in the academic council of the University and must be published in the University website and must be widely circulated to faculty.
Student Grievance Redressal Cell
Student Grievances Mechanism
All grievances of the student are redressed through a single window system. Any student with a genuine grievance may approach Joint Registrar - Student Affairs to submit his/her grievance in a proper format. All grievances are redressed in a systematic way by involving the respective department/person directly connected to the specific issue.
Objectives of Grievance Redressal cell
- Linking it with a well-defined disciplinary system and to make it acceptable to all
- All actions taken are prompt for better redressal of a grievance
- To make the redressal process fair, impartial, with prior warnings and commensurate with gravity of misconduct
Nature of grievance
Academic grievance
- Issues related to Admission
- Issues related to Attendance
- Violation of Lab/Library Rules
- Examinations related issues
- Issues related to applying/receiving certificates
Administrative Decisions, Services or Facilities
- Issues related to transport facility
- Issues related to Hostels
- Issues related to Canteen
- Issues related to Sports
- Issues related to Post Office & bank (on campus)
- Issues related to other facilities provided by the university (water etc.)
Guidelines of Regulatory Bodies
- Grievances
S.No. | Name | Functional Designation | Contact No. |
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1. | Dr. T. Felix Kala Dean (Student Affairs) | Chairperson | 94452 05939 |
2. | Dr. P. Kaliyaperumal Dean (Purchase) | Member | 98401 28864 |
3. | Dr. Pragna B. Dolia Dea- ACS Medical College and Hospital | Member | 82480 86650 |
4. | Dr. Ramachandran Prabakaran (Dean P.G. - Dental Science) | Member | 94444 68399 |
5. | Dr. S. Vairamani Professor - Physical Education | Member | 944401 4125 |
6. | Mrs. Amutha Lakshmi Advocate - Retainer | Member | 99417 33449 |
7. | Thiru. T. Masilamani (Hostel Co-ordinator - Gents Hostel) | Member | 99412 57556 |
8. | Mrs. M. Jayalakshmi (Hostel Co-ordinator - Ladies Hostel) | Member | 87548 76614 |
9. | Thiru. K. Gurunathan Retd. Supt. Of Police Estate Officer | Member | 94440 62911 |
10. | Inspector of Police Maduravoyal Police Station | 2378 1574 |
Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute, Deemed to be University provides all students are required to note that they are prohibited from engaging in any form of ragging.
Based on the directions of the Humble Supreme Court, the UGC framed the “UGC Regulations on curbing the menace of ragging in Higher Educational Institution, 2009. The aim of the Regulation is to prohibit, prevent and eliminate the scourge of ragging including any conduct by any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student.
Objectives of Anti-Ragging
- To keep a continuous watch and vigil over ragging so as to prevent its occurrence and recurrence.
- To promptly and stringently deal with the incidents of ragging brought to our notice.
Anti-Ragging Guidelines
Committee Members
S.No. | Name | Functional Designation | Contact No. |
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1. | Dr. T. Felix Kala Dean (Student Affairs) | Chairperson | 94452 05939 |
2. | Dr. P. Kaliyaperumal Dean (Purchase) | Member | 98401 28864 |
3. | Dr. Pragna B. Dolia Dean - ACS Medical College and Hospital | Member | 82480 86650 |
4. | Dr. Ramachandran Prabakaran (Dean P.G. - Dental Science) | Member | 94444 68399 |
5. | Dr. S. Vairamani Professor - Physical Education | Member | 944401 4125 |
6. | Mrs. Amutha Lakshmi Advocate - Retainer | Member | 99417 33449 |
7. | Thiru. T. Masilamani (Hostel Co-ordinator - Gents Hostel) | Member | 99412 57556 |
8. | Mrs. M. Jayalakshmi (Hostel Co-ordinator - Ladies Hostel) | Member | 87548 76614 |
9. | Thiru. K. Gurunathan Retd. Supt. Of Police Estate Officer | Member | 94440 62911 |
10. | Inspector of Police Maduravoyal Police Station | 2378 1574 |
Dr.MGR Educational and Research Institute Deemed to be University provides an effective mechanism to the Sexual Harassment of Women in the work place has developed a grievance procedure in the form of a grievance redressal forum called the Internal complaints committee.
Under the act, an employer is required to set up this grievance redressal mechanism called the internal committee at each office, branch or unit of an organization that has an employee head count of 10 or more employees. The committee is institutionalized to hear complaints and grievance in relation to incidents of Sexual Harassment.
Objectives of internal complaint committee
- To evolve a permanent Mechanism for the prevention and redressal of sexual harassment cases and other acts of gender based violence at the Institute
- To uphold the commitment of the Institute to provide an environment free of gender base discrimination.
Internal Complaint Committee
Committee Members
S.No. | Name | Functional Designation |
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1. | Dr. T. Felix Kala, Dean (Student Affairs) | Chairperson |
2. | Dr. Pragna B. Dolia Dean - ACS Medical College and Hospital | Member |
3. | Dr. Ramachandran Prabakaran (Dean P.G. - Dental Science), TMDC & Hospitals | Member |
4. | Mrs. S. Geetha (Asst. Prof. - CSE/IT Dept.) | Member |
5. | Mrs. N. Kanya (Asst. Prof. - CSE/IT Dept.) | Member |
6. | Mr. P. Ravichandra Ganesh (Asst. Prof. - Mech. Dept.) | Member |
7. | Dhiva .S, II Year BT | Student |
8. | Harini .S, III Year ECE | Student |
9. | Meenakshi . A , IV Year BDS | Student |
10. | Sivapriyan .V, II Year MBBS | Student |
Procedure
- Whenever a complaints/grievance is received from a student it will be recorded
- Recorded grievance will be forwarded to the concerned department/ Committee/Person asking them about the information and a timeframe required to provide a solution
- Acknowledge the student/parent with the information given by the concerned department/committee/person.
- Enquire the status of grievance which is under process (periodically)
- At the end of stipulated time a report/solution will be collected from concerned department/ committee/person
- If the grievance is resolved to the expected level of satisfaction, the student/parent is supplied with the solution provided by department/ committee/person
- If the grievance is not resolved to the expected level of satisfaction, a detailed report stating the reasons for not arriving at the expected solution will be collected
- If the reason for not resolving the grievance is insufficient time, the time required will be re scheduled appropriately by looking in to the details and same will be acknowledged to the student/parent (repeat the steps 4,5,6).
- Escalate the grievances/ complaints to higher management in case, the complaints and grievances could not be handled by the department/ committee/person
Punishments for Anti Ragging & ICC
- Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges.
- Withholding/withdrawing scholarship/fellowship and other benefits.
- Debarring from appearing in any test/ examination or other evaluation processes.
- Withholding results
- Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international meet' tournament' youth festival, etc.
- Cancellation of admission
- Rustication from the institution for period ranging from one to four semesters'
- Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution for a specify
Policy
It creates a culture of belonging among the employees in the organization, ensuring higher commitment to teaching, research and administration.
The employees are made to feel that the Management is concerned and is taking care of their welfare. This results in sincerity, commitment and loyalty of the employees to the institution.
Aim
Scope
List of Welfare Measures
- Employee Provident Fund (EPF)-Statutory
- Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC)-Statutory
- Group Insurance Scheme Policy (EDLI)
- Cash award for employees DRMGRERI who have completed 10 years, 20 years, 25 years and 30 years of continuous service, and they will be awarded on Founders Day celebrations during the month of September every year.
- Health Insurance
- Health Card - Employees who have completed one year of service will be eligible for highly subsidized / free OP treatment / hospitalization Additionally Concession is provided for purchase of medicine from Pharmacy for all employees.
- Staff Quarters / Hostel
- Accommodation will be provided in Quarter / Hostel for employees on priority based on requirement and availability.
- Senior Residents and Medical Officers are provided free accommodation inside the campus in order to provide 24 x 7 patient care.
- Free Hostel accommodation is provided to the Nurses along with concession on mess bill. The administrative / Paramedical / technical, essential services employees are provided accommodation at concessional rate in the campus based on requirement.
- Financial Support for attending / presenting paper at National & International Seminars & Conferences. Administration, Nursing and Paramedical staff are also likewise encouraged to attend conference to enhance their educational skills.
- Financial Support for Research Publications. Teachers are encouraged to publish research publications in accredited and indexed National / International Journals. The processing fee for publication by the Journals will be reimbursed as per norms.
- Sponsoring for Academic Programmes. Fee concession for higher studies at university courses will be provided to both Teaching and Non-Teaching.
- Marriage Gift to self and to Children. The Policy is applicable to all confirmed teaching and Non-teaching employees.
- Gift Cheque for Rs.5,000/- for Teaching.
- Personal Loan / Salary Advance - DRMGRERI is giving an opportunity to employees to avail the following interest free loans.
- Marriage Loan Advance
- Educational Loan Advance
- Festival Advance
- Employee Welfare Society Loan - Eligibility & Applicability: The policy is applicable to all employees of DRMGRERI who have become a member in DRMGRERI Welfare Fund. Saving at 9% per annum, Loan maximum of two months gross salary can be availed as Welfare Fund Loan with repayment in 10 equal installments, with 11% interest rate per annum.
- Transportation - Transportation facility is available for employees on subsidized rate in the University Transports.
- Professional society membership fee - The university bears half of the professional society membership fee for staff.
- Annual Pay increase - Annual increment will be given to all employees on July every year after the annual appraisal completed.
- Other Facilities available on Campus:
- Gymnasium for Faculty and Staff
- Staff Recreation Club
- Sports and Cultural activities.
Policy
Aim
Scope
- The UGC has introduced a system of performance appraisal of teachers in Universities and Colleges stating that the record of performance evaluation made by teachers and verified by the institution would be a document which should be the basis for recognition of excellence in performance as well as further improving the overall efficiency of the system which should be open, participatory and data based. the UGC has accordingly notified the model API (Academic Performance Indicator) in the UGI Minimum Qualification for appointment of Teachers and other academic staff in Universities and College and Measures for Maintenance of standard in HigherEducation Regulations, 2018 which was adopted with suitable modification by the Board of Management in its meeting held on 03.09.2018 and later when these Regulations were amended by UGC, the same was adopted with modifications by the Board of Management in its meeting held on 19.09.2019.
- For Non Teaching staff, there is a performance self appraisal system in place. It covers all the Administrative, Nursing, Paramedical Staff, technical and other staff of the Deemed to be University, which is further appraised by the superiors. The performance appraisal is open and objective based and forms the basis for promotion, sanction of annual increment etc.,
Procedure
Faculty Performance Appraisal is based on the following Process:
In the end of the academic year, all the faculty members are asked to submit the Academic Performance Indicator (API) which is filled based on the guidelines.
The Performance appraisal attributes will be framed based on the API submitted by the faculty
Non teaching staff Performance Appraisal is based on the following Process:
- The performance appraisal for the all employees under probation shall be done on completion of one year from their date of joining, upon which their employment will be confirmed or terminated or probation may be extended, based on their performance evaluation.
- The performance appraisal of faculty and staff shall be done every year.
- Annual Increments & promotions for all staff shall be granted based purely on performance of the individual.
- All employees in the DRMGRERI shall be appraised by the immediate superior / Reviewing Authority.
- The training needs of the employees shall also be discussed during the performance review and recorded in writing.
- The appraisal parameters depend on the category and their performance attributes.
- Nurses
- Paramedical
- Supportive Services Staff
- Administrative Staff
Performance Review
Appraisal Data
For Approved Document
- To develop our resource base to achieve the strategic plans, goals and overall growth of our University.
- In addition to efficient budget allocation, identify and assess the resources available for programme priorities, policies, research, infrastructure development.
- To evaluate and understand the present financing situation, resource availability, stakeholder interactions and agency support commitments.
- Maximize the usage of internally generated revenue so that meaningful relationships with stakeholders can be built.
Sources
Tuition fees from the students
PTA and Teachers contribution
- PTA funds: Utilized for buying stationery items, and training students for cultural activities and sports. A share is given to all departments for daily expenses like documentation and conduct of internal exams.
- Contribution from teachers: used for common special needs of employees and students.
Funds generated through various activities
- Organizing sports/training camps for youngsters in schools.
- Optimum utilization of space and resources to generate funds.
- Renting out the College building, class rooms, student halls for placement drives, conducting various competitive examsand sports activities like matches.
- Outside of college hours, the campus grounds are rented out to well-known private enterprises.
Approach Government Funding from MHRD/DST/AICTE/DDUGKY
Endowments and Scholarships to be mobilized for students:
- Grants given to students from reserved communities: Funding/ Scholarships for SC/ ST/ OBC/OEC / Lakshadweep students for fees, study tours, laptops.
- Central/State Government funding for NSS and NCC.
- Funding from various Women's Commission, Higher Education Department, Harijan Welfare board.
- Contribution from Philanthropists for specific projects and programmes for conducting extension and outreach activities, fests, seminars, charity Alumni contributions
Sponsorship and assistance from Alumni
Painting, roof maintenance plumbing maintenance creating water purifier and repairs done, including sewer systems as per requirement.
Waste to wealth/Composting of food and domestic waste
Resource Mobilization through promoting Sports
Funds mobilized through philanthropist
For Approved Document
For Approved Document
The demand to automate university process is becoming important in line with university quality assurance and we are committed to implement in its E-governance in itsadministration with the following scope and objectives.
Scope
- General Administration
- Student Admission
- Examination
- Library
- Accounts and Finance
- ICT Infrastructure
Objectives
- Integration and Implementation of E-governance in various functioning of this University for database management and documentation.
- Facilitating online internal and external communication between various entities of the University
- Achieving efficiency in the administration through elimination of red tapism, redundancy and eliminate unnecessary time delays.
- Promoting transparency and accountability
- Provide automated administrative work flow processes that improve data storage and retrieval at all levels in accordance with hierarchal permissions.
- Achieving paperless administration in the Universityby electronic mode of communication among alldepartments / sections of the University viz. Academics, Administration, Finance & Accounts, Admissions, Examinations, support etc.
- Providing effortless access to information
- Making the University to a Global Outreach.
E-governance to be implemented and followed up in the following areas: For convenience purposes, this policy is divided into various areas of operation. These areas of operation are illustrative and the syndicate reserves the right to implement e-governance even in the areas not enlisted herewith.
Website
Student Admission and Support
Pay Roll and Financial Accounting
Library
The library is fully automated with integrated library management software for ease of use, including a graphical user interface, Unicode compatibility, multilingual search, and most report export capabilities.The use of Online Public Access Catalogue module of the software to allow library database searching by entering preferred terms for information retrieval.The Circulation module of the software should cover all the operations of circulation, right from creating member records to printing of reminders for outstanding books.All database creation and maintenance tasks should be covered by the Database Maintenance module. The library has plagiarism-checking software to encourage students and teachers to write original work.