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Kakaraparti Bhavanarayana College is truly a dream come true for many, especially for those who are residing in the old town of Vijayawada. The long cherished dream has been realized through the benevolence of Danaseela, Purapramukha and Vidya-Poshaka Sri Kakaraparti Bhavanarayana Shresti. The foundation stone of the college was laid on 6th November, 1964 by Sri Kasu Brahmananda Reddy, the then Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. The college was constructed on 4.11 acres of land of the S.K.P.V.V. Hindu High Schools’ Committee. It commenced functioning fully ever since July, 1965. The college had a humble beginning with 278 students and a devoted staff of just nineteen under the visionary leadership of the Founder Principal Sri S. Sundaram.

The infrastructure of the college is admirable. The college has a state of the art library with a digital library and a spacious reading room. The college is embellished with expansive playgrounds and a well-equipped Gymnasium. The college is also endowed with an elegantly designed open air theatre, Kalanikethan with an open gallery and a seating capacity of 2500, which is one of the spectacular features of the college. Our college emblem symbolizes the noble ideals for which our institution stands. The sunrays, the book and the burning lamp, all represent the divine attributes which aim at dispelling darkness and spreading light. The motto “Thejasvina Vadhitamastu” a part of our daily prayer, truly expresses our pious wish. “Let the Divine Deity help us to carry on our “Adhyayana” that bestows luster on us both.

Eversince its inception in 1965,the College is known for its relentless striving towards transforming the student into an enlightened citizen. The college is ever vibrant and has evolved with the changing times. It has been adorned with Autonomy in the year 2010. As a college with state of art facilities and the accolades it received like the Best Laboratory, Best Academic achievement, Best Library, Best NSS Unit speaks volumes about its steadfast endeavour in trying to dispel ignorance from society by wielding the potential weapon of education.

The untiring efforts of the college eventually reflected in getting NAAC 'A' grade in 2018; with CPE in 2016 and All India 92^nd Rank in NIRF by MHRD in 2017 which stands out to be the acme of academic achievement.
The College is presently affiliated to Krishna Univeristy, Machilipatnam and it is one of the very few megalithic and top notch structures providing superlative education in the entire district of Krishna. The accomplishments of the college thus far have been by stimulating its appetite to reach unexplored horizons, and the saga of blazing newer trails continue unabated.

Vision

To reach the state of perfection through an ardent academic desire for excellence.
To bestow sincere and dedicated efforts to the cause of education.
To orient the student towards service through creative, constant, consistent involvement in the society.

Mission

To produce knowledgeable, responsible, skilled, cultured, confident and competent citizens of India with a desire to develop its progress and development. These students coming out of the portals of the institution shall have the abilities such as learning to know, learning to do, learning to live and learning to be a responsible citizen.

Core Values

Built on the vision that education serves as a keystone in improving society and building better futures for all we commit to our core values of:

Excellence.
Social Responsibility.
Stewardship.
Accountability.
Community & Diversity.
Integrity.
Opportunity.

Goals & Objectives

Goals

To impart higher education to all segments of the society
To make quality, the defining element of education
To impart value based education
To increase literacy level among women, leading to women empowerment
To enhance the spirit of Nationality, National integrity and to inculcate high moral values.
To guide the students in securing better employment and higher education opportunities through career guidance and placement services.

Objectives

To offer undergraduate programmes in Science, Arts and Commerce and P.G. programmes in Science, Commerce and Management.
To provide high quality and standard education.
To arrange guest lectures,seminars and to conduct Educational tours and to stimulate the academic environment of the institution.
To support the economically backward students and encourage different minorities’ students.
To organize social service and academic programmes with the faculty and students.
To guide the students in securing better employment and higher education opportunities through career guidance and placement services.

Code of Conduct

Handbook for Code of Conduct

The Campus

ZOOLOGY MUSEUM

The department has a fine museum with its master pieces. It is a feather in the cap of the department. It is impressive with its multifarious specimens. Darwin’s theory of evolution of man from anthropoid ape to modern man is beautifully depicted here. Stuffed animals like Monkey, White Tiger, Kangaroo, Python, Vulture, Giraffe and various birds are strikingly seen in the museum. Specimen jars of 18 poriferans, 38 cnidarians, 19 helminthes, 30 annelids, 77 anthropods, 55 molluscs and 18 echnioderms in the museum. Vertebrate specimens of 16 prochordates, 82 Pisces, 30 amphibians, 58 reptiles, 12 mammals and 44 aves are obviousle found in the museum

Embryological specimens like human embryo (1 to 9 months), human placenta, frog embryo and shark embryo are also there in the museum. Models of development stages of amphioxus are found in the museum

We have anatomical specimens like human heart, human brain, human kidney, human lung and human uterus. There are sheep brains, sheep heart and sheep kidney (specimens)

Several models of cytology like mitosis & meiosis (divisions), DNA helical structure, mechanism of DNA replication, segment of DNA molecule, mechanism of protein synthesis, mechanism of linking of nucleotides and structural formula of DNA are also kept here

Nervous system of unio, afferent & Efferent vessels of shark, nervous system of mytilus, shark internal ear, rat urinogenital system, fish digestive & reproductive systems, neck nerves of rat, leech general anatomy and brains of Pisces, amphibians, reptilians and aves are kept in the cases

Benevolent and beneficial insects like silk worm, honey bee, lac insect are present. There are models of fish dissections, frog dissections, life cycle of frog, rabbit reproductive organs (male & female), human viscera, eye, and akin. The highlight of the museum is the entire human Skelton. It has Australian Specimens like Kangaroo, Opposum & lungfish Neoceratodus. It has connecting links like Duck billed platypus (between reptiles & Mammals), lungfishes (fishes & amphibians) and Peripatus (annelids & anthropods). Thus the museum of the department is a milestone in the organic development of the college

Digital Library

It is noted that the basic characteristic of a good academic library is its total identification with its institution because the measure of its excellence is determined by the extent to which its resources and services support the academic pursuits of the institution.

The UG & PG library has a shelving capacity of more than 30,000 books which is regarded as an asset to any educational institution. Indeed, it is a treasure house to knowledge seekers. Amenities include a peaceful inner circle, comfortable seating for the students, and Wi-Fi accessible inviting reading areas.

Homeo Clinic

Homeopathy treats the whole person and not just the illness. A substance that causes symptoms in a healthy person can be used to treat these symptoms when they occur in an ill person. Homeopathic medicine increases its curative powers and avoids unwanted side effects. It is a complete system that treats mental, emotional and physical illnesses. Because we believe the mind and body operate as one, so when we use this method of treatment to our students it not only cures them from their very illness but also to the full (body and soul.). It’s our pleasure Dr.Kishore Kumar, Homoeopathist, looks after out Homeo Clinic from 3pm to 5 pm to our college teaching staff, non-teaching staff, students and outside of the college persons with free of cost.

Bank

Banks play an important role as go-between, in the financial system. Banks are where people can safely deposit their savings.

We have State Bank of India in our Campus for our student’s scholarship needs. Each student holds a passbook with an account number and a debit card to access their account. Students scholarships are credited in their respective accounts, so that they can access to them when needed.

Canteen

Like educational psychologists, we too feel that a good canteen in a college could increase the academic performance of the students. It is a place where they can relax and hang out.

Food, Fresh and Healthy eating is the policy adopted by our college canteen. Hygienic food is given the priority with minimal charges. Serving time is managed fast not to give a chance for the students to bunk classes.

Utility Store

The utility store in the college campus provides all the stationary required to students & staff. The students can also avail the facility of photocopy in the utility store. Timings are from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm in all working days. The Stationery shop stocks all curriculum requirements for students and classroom stationery for staff. Discounted prices are available for the whole year. Our prices are very competitive.

Hostel

KBN provides hostel for the girl students giving priority to the safety and security of the girls.

The college hostel is meant for discipline & studies. The hostel has well furnished and spacious rooms to feel homely and also spacious mess where girls can have hygenic food. The rooms are spacious and considering the needs of young girls.The mess bill is based on a dividing system among the hostelers.
No student will be allowed to absent herself from a class without specific permission from the warden.Phone calls from outsiders, other than parents of students, are strictly prohibited.

Usually students will be permitted to go home only if the college is closed for a vacation.

Health Care Centre-Gym

We have an Health Care Centre-Gym for the health and fitness of our students. Students can utilize this and get healthy, find Support and Motivation from within and from others and get relief from stress

Language Lab

We provide Language lab to our students because labs are important in mastering a language. It's not just about being able to read and understand words, but also to master the spoken language. Language laboratories are essential. They are also necessary for language learning. This provides an avenue for the students to improve the way they pronounce the words and be corrected by the teacher whenever necessary.

Kalanikethan

It is an open air theatre where all occasions of college celebrated in every time.

Visitors

Outreach Programs

A Village named “Ambapuram” of Krishna District & Gannavaram Constituency has been adopted by our College for three years starting from September 2016. A number of Programmes have been conducted in this village during these two years. A General Mega Medical Camp and a Cardiac Medical Camp were organised with seven distinguished doctors and medicines worth Rs.2, 00, 00/- were distributed to the needy. Dwakra Women were given training on “Bank Loans & Transactions”. Blankets & School Uniforms were distributed to about 300 School Children.
Free Coaching for School Children & College Students in Sports & Games like Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Handball, Table Tennis, Shuttle Badminton & Chess etc.
Free Karate Classes for School Children & College Students.
Free Coaching was provided for two months by our Faculty to students from our college as well as other colleges in regard with ICET i.e., for admission into MBA, MCA, KRUCET.
The College has conducted a program called KBN VISION for 60 days for which 200 students from various colleges have received coaching for IBPS and other job-oriented competitive examinations.
Our Faculty also offered free coaching to the final year UG & PG Students for RRB & Bank examinations.
Mini Mathematics Training Talent Search Program (MTTS) – 2015, a National Training Program on Maths funded by the National Board of Higher Mathematics was organized by Mathematics & Statistics Departments for one week ie., from 14-19 December 2015. It is the first of its kind in Andhra Pradesh. 50 students from Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Orissa, Tamilnadu, Kerala and Tripura were selected for training. The Resource persons were Prof. Chandra Sekhar from Tamilnadu Central University, Prof. Dr. Sukumar and Dr. Sivaji Ganesh from Mumbai IIT.

Best Practices

I. SOCIAL BONDING THROUGH COMMUNITY SERVICE

II. QUALITY ENHANCEMENT:

III. STUDENT WELFARE MEASURES:

LEARNER CENTERED CLASSROOMS

CREATION OF RESEARCH CULTURE

GREEN CAMPUS DRIVE

GATEWAYS OF EMPLOYABILITY

ISO Certificate

92nd NIRF Ranking

NAAC Accreditation

College with Potential for Excellence

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