Research Policy

Aim

The research policy of the college aims to create and support a research culture among its faculty, and students and develop it for enriching and enhancing the professional competence of the faculty members. The policy aims to develop and promote scientific temper and research aptitudes of all learners; and for contributing to national development by their participation in research and related activities.

To achieve the high quality research ambience the following policies have been undertaken. A Research and Development cell has been established that will prepare and implement the documents for development of research and its activities within the College.

Establishment of Research and Development cell

The Research and Development Cell was established in 2016 comprising of the following members:

Chairman: Principal of the college
Director: Professor of PG Department
Members: Senior faculty / Doctorates / pursuing research
Ex-office member: Co-ordinator of IQAC

Scope of the Research Policy

The policy applies to all the researchers of the college who are active in teaching, research, administration and provision of any form of support to the core functions of the college; all mentors, guides, external experts and sponsors associated with any of the research activities of the college; all academic and administrative departments of the college and all students of the college.

Objectives of Research Policy

The Research and Development Cell of the college shall be responsible for implementing this research policy of the college by working closely with the college management. The objectives are as follows:
To develop and enhance research environment within the institution.
To motivate all Faculties to pursue research in their respective areas of expertise.
To strengthen the institutional capacity for strategic, technical and operational planning, budgeting and control of all research activities of the college
To increase and administer the seed money for supporting and facilitating research initiatives and projects of faculty members and students.
To encourage the departments to establish research labs with necessary facilities to carry out research projects.
To develop rules, procedures and guidelines for granting research support, instituting research awards, and create incentives for the faculty who receive state, national and international recognition for research contributions.
Increasing incentives, granting study leave, duty leave, reduction in workload, etc. for faculty members undertaking research activities.
To prepare and regularly update the research agenda of the college outlining the preferred focus areas and priorities of research activities to be supported
To encourage and guide the faculty members to apply and take up minor/major research projects.
To identify and inform researchers about the appropriate research opportunities announced by different academic, research, industry or government organisations.
To facilitate the establishment of more research centres by funding agencies / university.
To facilitate the establishment and development of specific research units like Central instrumentation centres for promoting interdisciplinary research.
To develop and promote linkages including MOU s with the Research Council of the affiliated University, industry bodies and individual companies for widening the scope of research and creating opportunities for teachers and students of the college.
To approach National and international organisations such as UGC, ICSSR, ICHR, ICPR, DST, DBT, UNESCO, UNICEF to fund major and minor research projects undertaken by the faculty / students.
To encourage and facilitate the publication of the research work in reputed academic journals.
To encourage and facilitate the presentation of the research work through academic events such as workshops/seminars/guest lecturers.
To create and maintain a database of research work and research projects undertaken by the faculty and students as well as collect data by metrics such as Citation Index, Impact Factor, h-index, SNIP, SJR, etc.
To provide a mechanism for ensure that academic staff attain the desired mix of teaching, research and consultancy outputs so as to achieve the level stated in the College mission.
To draw up and adopt a research code, which informs all researchers about the ethical and legal norms and principles to be followed in the conduct of research.

Terms of Office

Members of the Research and Development cell serve for a term of five yea
An appointed member may be able to serve for additional terms as per the approval of the Academic Council of University.

Quorum

The quorum for meetings of the Research and Development Cell shall be the nearest whole number above one third of the membership of the cell.

Meeting Schedule

The Research and Development cell will meet at least once each semester. The Chairman is responsible for determining if more meetings are required.

Reporting

The cell will report to the Academic Council by way of its minutes.

Code of Ethics-Plagiarism

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CELL
Dr. K. Rama Krishna	Asst. Prof., Dept. of Telugu, Convenor
Dr. K. Kiran Kumar	Asso. Prof., Dept. of Chemistry, Member
Dr. Ch. Venu Babu	Asst. Prof., Dept. of Commerce & Management, Member
Dr. K. Siva Prakasa Rao	Asst. Prof., Dept. of Commerce, Member
Dr. D. Lakshmi Pratusha	Asst. Prof., Dept. of MBA, Member
Dr. P. Seshu Babu	Asst. Prof., Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics, Member

Ph.D’s Details

Faculty with Ph.D’s

LIST OF RESEARCH SUPERVISORS

S.NO	NAME	DEPARTMENT	RESEARCH SCHOLARS
1	Dr. M. Venkateswara Rao	Management	VIEW
2	Dr. G. Krishnaveni	Chemistry	VIEW
3	Dr. K. Kiran Kumar	Chemistry	VIEW
4	Dr. GVSRNSA Sastry	Commerce	VIEW
5	Dr. K. Siva Prakasa Rao	Commerce	VIEW

Publications

Paper Publications

S. No	Name	Department	Title of the Paper	Name of the Journal	ISSN/ISBN No.	Volume	Issue No.	Impact Factor & Pg. No.	Date
1	Smt. O. Sailaja	PG Chemistry	A Review on Contamination, Effects and Analysis of Aflatoxins in Different Food Products	International Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences-IJPBSTM	ISSN (O): 2230-7605 (P): 2321-3272	9	2	I. F. : 0.888 & Pg. No. 371-378	April, 2019
2	Dr.G.Krishnaveni	PG Chemistry	A Review on Contamination, Effects and Analysis of Aflatoxins in Different Food Products	International Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences-IJPBSTM	ISSN (O): 2230-7605 (P): 2321-3272	9	2	I. F. : 0.888 & Pg. No. 371-378	April, 2019
3	Dr. V. Narayana Rao	Commerce & Management	Awareness among the Tribes with regard to development programmes in India A Case Study of Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 1-5	18^th–19^thMarch,2019
4	Dr.Ch.Venu Babu	Commerce & Management	Tribal Welfare & Development in India: A Case Study on Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 6-9	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
5	Sri P. L. Ramesh	Computers	A Study of Compare the Influence of Age on Cognitive Development of Tribal Primary School Children in India. A Cade Study on Krishna District Andhra Pradesh	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 10-14	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
6	Dr. K. Siva Prakasa Rao	Commerce & Management	The Concept, Evolution & Status of Primitive Tribes in India: A Case Study of Krishna District	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5			Pg. No. 15-20	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
7	Dr. M. V. Srinivasa Rao	Commerce & Management	The Concept, Evolution & Status of Primitive Tribes in India: A Case Study of Krishna District	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 15-20	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
8	Dr. B. Ramaiah	Commerce & Management	To Study the Policies of the Tribal in India: A Case Study of Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 85-88	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
9	Smt. D. S. V. Krishna Kumari	MBA	Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings of Tribal Women in Education, Health & Unemployment	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 116-120	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
10	Sri J. Panduranga Rao	Physics	The Socio Economic Conditions of Tribals in India: A Case Study of the Krishna District	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 206-209	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
11	Sri K. Eswara Rao	Commerce & Management	Tribal Development in India	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 304-310	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
12	Sri P. Muralidhar	Commerce & Management	Modern Methods & Effectiveness of Tribal Programme	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 311-315	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
13	Sri A. Sarath	Commerce & Management	Modern Methods & Effectiveness of Tribal Programme	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 311-315	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
14	Sri Ch. Ravindranath	Commerce & Management	A Study on Development Programme aiming to Improve the Socio- Economic Conditions of Scheduled Tribes	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 316-324	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
15	Sri P. Mohan Rao	Commerce & Management	Modern Methods and Effectiveness of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the light of Findings	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 374-379	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
16	Sri N. Hemanth Kumar	Commerce & Management	Modern Methods and Effectiveness of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the light of Findings	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 374-379	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
17	Ms. M. Shobha Rani	Commerce & Management	The Problems & Prospects of Scheduled Tribes in ndia: With Special Reference	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 427-430	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
18	Sri P. Nagarjuna	Commerce & Management	The Problems & Prospects of Scheduled Tribes in ndia: With Special Reference	Conference Proceedings of ICSSR – SRC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Modern Methods & Effectives of Tribal Programmes – Suggest Necessary Measures in the Light of Findings”	978-81-936640-2-5	-	-	Pg. No. 431	18^th & 19^th March, 2019
19	Dr. V. Narayana Rao	Commerce & Management	To determine the influencing factors for adopting improved farm practices by SC Farmers – A Case Study on Krishna District, AP	International Journal of Novel Research and Development	ISSN No. 2456-4184	4	2	I.F: 5.57, Pg. No. 6-8	February, 2019
20	Dr. G. Krishnaveni	PG Chemistry	New Extractive Spectrophotometric Method Development and Validation for the Estimation of Danazol in Pharmaceutical Formulations	Asian Journal of Organic & Medicinal Chemistry	ISSN No.: 2456-8937	4	1	I. F:	January – March, 2019
21	Dr. PB Sandhya Sri	Physics & Electronics	Reuse than Recycle – for a better tomorrow	Research Review International Journal of Multidisciplinary	ISSN 2455-3085	Special Issue	-	I. F. 5.214	25^th January, 2019
22	Dr. V. Narayana Rao	Commerce & Management	A Study of Socio – Cultural Entity at a definite historical stage of Tribal Groups Development in AP: A Case Study of AP	International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research	ISSN No.: 2394-7780	6	1 (XIV)	I.F: 7.36 & Pg. No. 71-75	January – March, 2019
23	Sri M. Venkateswara Rao	Physics & Electronics	Reuse than Recycle – for a better tomorrow	Research Review International Journal of Multidisciplinary	ISSN 2455-3085	Special Issue	-	I. F. 5.214	25^th January, 2019
24	Sri S. Venkatesh	MBA	Customer Switching Behaviour in Telecommunication Sector with Special Reference to Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh	International Journal of Management Studies	ISSN No. (P) 2249-0302 & (O) 2231-2528	6	1 (4)	I. F.: 2.26 Pg. No. 95-105	January, 2019
25	Dr. Ch. Anuradha	English	Remapping Exiled and the Diasporic Literature in the Context of Indian Writings in English	Veda’s Journal of English Language and Literature (JOELL)	ISSN: 2349-9753	6	1	I. F. 4.092 & Pg. No. 29-32	2019
26	Sri M. V. Pavan Kumar	MCA	Concot of Image using Open CV and Background Subtracting	International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews	ISSN (e): 2348-1269 (P): 2349-5138	5	4	I. F. 5.75 & Pg. No. 1123-1127	December, 2018
27	Smt. Shamim	HOD, M.Sc. (CS)	Issues of Privacy in Social Networking Sites	International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering & Information Technology	ISSN No. 2456-3307	3	8	I. F: 4.032 & Pg. No. 363-367	November – December, 2018
28	Sri V. T. Ram Pawan Kumar	Computers	Big Data for Cyber Collateral & Its Sphere	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
29	Smt. Ch. Suhasini	MCA	Motives of Cyber Crime	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
30	Sri Ch. Naga Bhushanam	Physics	Cyber Crime & Its Prevention in India	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
31	Ms. R. Jayamma	MCA	Big Data Vulnerabilities & Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
32	Sri B. Gantaiah	MCA	Challenges in International Cyber Security & Information Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
33	Smt. Shamim	M. Sc. (CS)	A Review on Cyber Crimes - Challenges & Prevention	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
34	Sri S. Sesha Talpa Sai	Computers (UG)	Cyber Security Challenges on Latest Technologies	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
35	Smt. R. Selva Prabha	MCA	Cyber Security in the Perspective of E-commerce, Distribution & Skill set Development	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
36	Sri P. S. R. Krishna	Computers (UG)	Impact of Cyber Crime, Issues & Challenges	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
37	Ms. G. Geetha Pavani	Computers (UG)	Cyber Threats in Social Networking Securities	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
38	Smt. P. Sri Bharathi	Computers (UG)	Cyber Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
39	Ms. G. Sathya Parimala	Computers (UG)	Cyber – In – Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
40	Ms. G. Rohini	Computers (UG)	Cyber Security Challenges & Security Models	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
41	Smt. P. Pujitha	Computers (UG)	Information Security Vs. Cyber Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
42	Smt. P. Swathi	Computers (UG)	Internet /Fraud and Preventive Measures	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
43	Smt. A. Pratyusha	Computers (PG)	Needs & Goals of Cyber Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
44	Smt. V. Bangaru Lakshmi	Computers (UG)	Cyber Security Threats and Its Techniques in Social Media	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
45	Sri. P. L. Ramesh	Computers (UG)	Challenges & Issues in Cyber Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
46	Sri. K. V. Somann	Computers (UG)	Cyber Crime in Cyber Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
47	Sri. S. Vasu	Computers (UG)	Firewall Security	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
48	Sri. D. Raghavendra	Computers (UG)	Data for Cyber Security Intrusion Detection	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
49	Sri P. Ravindra	Computers (UG)	Cyber Security Risks and Challenges in Supply Chain	Conference Proceedings of UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Cyber Security”	ISBN No.: 978-81-936640-1-8	-	-	-	28^th & 29^th November, 2018
50	Sri A. Ravi Kiran	M. Com	An Empirical Study on Job Satisfaction – With Special Reference to Incap Limited, Vijayawada	Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research	ISSN No. 2349-5162	5	11	I. F. : 5.87 & Pg. No. 387-396	November, 2018
51	Prof. V. Narasimha Rao	MBA	Role of Andhra Pradesh State Finance Corporation (APSFC) in the Growth of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMES) in Andhra Pradesh – A Study	International Journal of Management Studies	ISSN No. (P) 2249-0302 & (O) 2231-2528	5	4 (5)	I. F.: 2.26 Pg. No. 19-25	October, 2018
52	Smt. D. S. V. Krishna Kumari	MBA	Emotional Intelligence of Service Quality and Behavioral Outcomes of Patients an Empirical Study	International Journal of Management Studies	ISSN No. (P) 2249-0302 & (O) 2231-2528	5	4 (4)	I. F.: 2.26 Pg. No. 130-136	October, 2018
53	Smt. V. G. V. Rajani	MBA	A Study on Employee Job Satisfaction in Railway Divisional Office, Vijayawada	International Journal of Management Studies	ISSN No. (P) 2249-0302 & (O) 2231-2528	5	4 (3)	I. F.: 2.26 Pg. No. 75-85	October, 2018
54	Smt. Ch. Sirisha	MBA	Am\n Empirical Study on Industrial Relations in Digital Age – With Special Reference to Kranti Road Transport Pvt. Ltd.	International Journal of Management Studies	ISSN No. (P) 2249-0302 & (O) 2231-2528	5	4 (3)	I. F.: 2.26 Pg. No. 59-67	October, 2018
55	Dr. Mazharunnisa Begum	MBA	Emotional Intelligence – An Empirical Study with Reference to Selected Banks of Vijayawada	IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR – JBM)	ISSN (e): 2278-487X, (P): 2319-7668	20	10	Pg. No. 74-87	October, 2018
56	Sri B. Gantaiah	MCA	Performance Analysis using MAC Layer in WSN	International Journal of Research	ISSN No. 2236-6124	7	10	Pg. No. 731-741	October, 2018
57	Smt. Ch. Suhasini	MCA	Performance Analysis using MAC Layer in WSN	International Journal of Research	ISSN No. 2236-6124	7	10	Pg. No. 731-741	October, 2018
58	Ms. P. Syamala Durga	M. Com.,	An Empirical Study on Employee Satisfaction towards Welfare Aminities with Special Reference to Bharath Petrolium Limited – Ibrahimpatnam	International Journal of Management Studies	ISSN No. (P) 2249-0302 & (O) 2231-2528	5	4 (4)	I. F.: 2.26 Pg. No. 69-75	October, 2018
59	Prof. V. Narasimha Rao	MBA	An Empirical Study of Customer Experience Management in State Bank of India & Housing Development Finance Corporation Bank	IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR – JBM)	ISSN (e): 2278-487X, (P): 2319-7668	20	9	Pg. No. 1-7	September, 2018
60	Ch. Naga Bhushanam	Physics	Home Automation using IOT	International Journal of Engineering Research	ISSN No.: 2321-7758	6	5	I. F: 0.421 & Pg. No.51-53	September – October, 2018
61	Smt. Ch. Suhasini	MCA	Home Automation using IOT	International Journal of Engineering Research	ISSN No.: 2321-7758	6	5	I. F: 0.421 & Pg. No.51-53	September – October, 2018
62	Ms. R. Jayamma	M.Sc. (CS)	Big Data, Technologies and Trends A Study	International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology	ISSN No. 2456-3307	3	7	I. F. : 4.032 & Pg. No. 400-414	September – October, 2018
63	Smt. R. Selva Prabha	MCA	Intelligent Transport Systems in India: State of the Art	International Journal of Advance Research, ideas & Innovations in Technology	ISSN No. 2454-132X	4	5	I. F: 4.135 & Pg. No. 852-854	September – October, 2018
64	Prof. V. Narasimha Rao	MBA	Customer Experience Management in Public and Private Sector Banks – A Study	Indian Journal of applied Research	ISSN No. 2249-555X	8	8	I. F. : 5.397 & Pg. No. 20-23	August, 2018
65	Prof. V. Narasimha Rao	MBA	Customer Experience Management in Banking Sector – A Brief Review	International Journal of Research – Granthaalayah (A Knowledge Respiratory)	ISSN no.: 2350-0530 (O), (P): 2394-3629	6	7	I. F. : 1.597, Pg. No. 164-178	July, 2018
66	Smt. P. Bharathi Devi	HOD, MCA	A Novel Encryption Scheme to Secure the Data using DNA based Play fair Cipher Technique	i-manager’s Journal of Information Technology	ISSN No. (P) 0973-2632 (O) 2230-7184	7	3	I. F. : 6.476 Pg. No. 1-9	June – August, 2018
67	Dr. Ch. Anuradha	English	Steinbeck with his Novel the Grapes of Wrath: A Critical Outlook	Veda’s Journal of English Language and Literature (JOELL)	ISSN: 2349-9753	5	4	I. F. 4.092 & Pg. No. 29-32	2018
68	Dr. K. Naveen Kumar	Mathematics	Factor Almost Distributive Lattice Pg. No. 391-396	Bulletin of The International Mathematical Virtual Institute	ISSN (p) 2303-4874, ISSN (o) 2303-4955	8	-	I. F. : 0.4814 Pg. No. 391-396	2018

Consultancy

Citations

MINOR RESEARCH PROJECTS SANCTIONED BY UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION (UGC)

Name of the Project/ Endowments, Chairs	Name of the Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator	Type (Government/Non-Government)	Department of Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator	Year of Award	Funds provided (INR in lakhs)	Duration of the project	Link	UGCReports
“Comparative study on impact of stress on job deliverables and stress management abilities in secondary school and college teachers”	GVSRNISA Sastry	Government	Commerce	October, 2016	Rs.1,70,000	18 months	Link	Report link
A Clock Crossing Coupling approach in one post Synthesis of fused 1-2-3 Triazoles	Dr. K. Kiran Kumar	Government	Chemistry	October, 2016	Rs.1,10,000	18 months	Link	Report Link
“Reflective learning practice to enhance the quality of education using cognitive learning techniques”	K. Anilambica	Government	Commerce & Management	January, 2015	Rs.60,000	18 months
“A Comparative analysis of consumer perception on brand preferences of two-wheelers in rural & urban markets in Vijayawada of Krishna district, A.P	B. Prabhakar	Government	Business Administration	January, 2015	Rs.95,000	18 months
“Emotional intelligence- A study in Banks”	Dr. Mazharunnisa Begum	Government	Business Administration	January, 2015	Rs.1,00,000	18 months
Evaluation of excess properties in Binary organic liquid mixtures	J. Panduranga Rao	Government	Physics	January, 2015	Rs.1,70,000	18 months
Post almost Distributive lattices	Dr. K. Naveen Kumar	Government	Mathematics	March, 2014	Rs. 3,25,000	18 months
“Challenges and opportunities of women entrepreneurs in AP with special reference to Krishna Dist.”	Mrs. A Krishna Priya	Government	Commerce	March 2012	Rs.80,000 – 00	18 months
“Identification of VTPS Pollution effect on surrounding villages”	Dr. G. Krishna Veni	Government	Chemistry	March 2012	Rs.75,000 – 00	18 months
“PLL Based frequency synthesizer for wireless Application”	Dr. P. Krishna Murthy	Government	Physics	February 2012	Rs.1,70,000	18 months
“Understanding the fallacies in Telugu? Regional medium students communication/writing skills: A Remedial Approach”	Dr. Ch. Anuradha	Government	English	February 2012	Rs.1,00,000	18 months

Name of the Project/ Endowments, Chairs	Name of the Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator	Type (Government/Non-Government)	Department of Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator	Year of Award	Funds provided (INR in lakhs)	Duration of the project
The Phonetics of English and the Spoken English: A Phonetic Study on the abilities of English Lecturers in Andhra Pradesh	Dr.H.NARENDRA KUMAR	Non-Government	English	2021	Rs.40,000	12 months
Mango Fruit Detection & Counting using CNN	P. RAVINDRA	Non-Government	Computer Science	2021	Rs.40,000	12 months
Coastal Lagoons, Esturies and Coral Reefs: Vital Coastal Ecosystems providing a wide array of services and its threats	Dr. SK. CHAND BASHA	Non-Government	ZOOLOGY	2020	Rs.40,000	12 months
Simultaneous Estimation of Aflatoxins (B1, B2, G1, and G2 by Liquid Chromatography coupled with Mass Sepctrometry (LC-MS) in Corn Samples)	Dr.G.KRISHNAVENI	Non-Government	CHEMISTRY	2020	Rs.40,000	12 Months
A Modified Feistel Cipher to encrypt the Text information using DNA Codons with XOR Operation	Mrs. P. Bharathi Devi	KBN College Management	Computer Science	2017	Rs.33,000	18 months
Decision Support System for Rural Health Care and Diagnosing Services.	Mrs. Shamim	KBN College Management	Computer Science	2017	Rs.33,000	18 months
A Study on Employee Welfare and Social Security Benefits in Power Sector with Special Reference to Krishna District.	Ms. D. Lakshmi Pratyusha	KBN College Management	MBA	2017	Rs.33,000	18 months
Simultaneous UV Spectrophotometric and First order derivative determination of combination drugs and their stability studies	Dr. K. Kiran Kumar	KBN College Management	Chemistry	2017	Rs.18,000	18 months
Studies on Air Pollution Tolerance of Selected Plants in Vijayawada City, India	Dr. G. Krishnaveni	KBN College Management	Chemistry	2017	Rs.10,000	18 months
Performance Analysis of MAC layer on Saturation Throughput	B. Gantaiah	KBN College Management	Computer Science	2017	Rs.30,000	18 months
Customer Switching Behaviour in Telecommunication Sector with Special Reference to Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh	S. Venkatesh	KBN College Management	MBA	2017	Rs.30,000	18 months
Stability indicating RP-HPLC method for simultaneous determination of Neomycine and Betamethasone	M. Siva Kishore	KBN College Management	Chemistry	2017	Rs.19,000	18 months
A Study on the quality of work life in Narla Tata Rao Thermal Power Station (NTTPS), Vijayawada	A. Ravi Kiran	KBN College Management	MBA	2017	Rs.30,000	18 months
A Study on Job Satisfaction of Women Employees in South Central Railways	V.G.V. Rajani	KBN College Management	18 Months & MBA	2017	Rs.30,000	18 months
Invitation to Collaborate	Ch. Suhasini	KBN College Management	Computer Science	2017	Rs.30,000	18 months
A Study on Risk Management with Option Strategies with references to IT Sector	M. Tulasinadh	KBN College Management	MBA	2017	Rs.30,000	18 months
Emotional Intelligence among Nurses in Private Hospital of Vijayawada – An Empirical Study	I.A.R. Rajeswari	KBN College Management	MBA	2017	Rs.30,000	18 months
Role of E-Smart Villages in India	V. T. Ram Pavan Kumar	KBN College Management	Computer Science	2017	Rs.30,000	18 months
Financial Inclusion in Rural India - A Casw Study of Ambapuram Village of Andhra Pradesh	Prof. V. Jyothi	KBN College Management	MBA	2017	Rs.35,000	18 months

ACTIVITES

ONE DAY NATIONAL WEBINAR on ‘AN OVERVIEW OF IPR(IMPORTANCE AND IMPACT OF PATENTS )’ on 30th March, 2021.

Patent filing

Patent filing

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) CELL

The primary purpose of establishing an IPR cell is to promote and protect intellectual property rights among faculty, students, and researchers associated with the college. Intellectual property includes inventions, patents, copyrights, trademarks, and other creations of the mind.

THE OBJECTIVES, ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) CELL:

Awareness and Education:The IPR cell is responsible for creating awareness and promoting understanding of intellectual property rights among students, faculty, and researchers by conducting workshops, seminars, training sessions, and awareness campaigns.

Policy Development: To develop and implement an IPR policy for the institution which includes the principles, guidelines, and procedures related to intellectual property management within the college.

IPR Filing Assistance: The IPR cell assists researchers, faculty, and students in the process of filing patent applications, copyright registrations, or any other necessary legal procedures to protect their intellectual property.

IPR Monitoring and Management: The IPR cell monitors and manages the intellectual property generated within the college.

Collaboration with Industry and Research Organizations: The IPR cell may establish collaborations and partnerships with industry organizations, research institutions, and government agencies to leverage expertise, funding, and resources for the protection and promotion of intellectual property.

Documentation and Records Management: The IPR cell maintains proper documentation and records of all intellectual property-related activities, including filings, licenses, agreements, and any other relevant documents.

Members:


S.No	Name of the Faculty	Department	Designation
1	Dr.Ch.Venu Babu	Commerce	Convenor
2	Dr.D.Lakshmi Pratyusha	MBA	Member
3	Dr.T.Bhagya Kumar	Chemistry	Member

About

RESEARCH

MRP

ACTIVITIES

RESEARCH CENTERS

RESEARCH SUPERVISORS

PATENT FILING

IPR CELL

Research Policy

Aim

Establishment of Research and Development cell

Scope of the Research Policy

Objectives of Research Policy

Terms of Office

Quorum

Meeting Schedule

Reporting

Ph.D’s Details

Faculty with Ph.D’s

LIST OF RESEARCH SUPERVISORS

Publications

Paper Publications

Consultancy

Citations

CHEMISTRY_GOOGLE_CITATIONS

BOTANY_GOOGLE_CITATIONS

PHYSICS_GOOGLE_CITATIONS

ZOOLOGY _GOOGLE CITATIONS

MINOR RESEARCH PROJECTS SANCTIONED BY UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION (UGC)

ACTIVITES

Patent filing

Patent filing

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) CELL

THE OBJECTIVES, ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) CELL:

Members: