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JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research

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Table of Contents
JSS Medical College 132
JSS Dental College & Hospital 192
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru 244
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty 304
Department of Water and Health (Faculty of Life Sciences) 332
Department of Health System Management Studies 368
Preamble 6
Acknowledgement 7
Founder President 8
Chancellor’s Message 10
Executive Secretary’s Message 12
Vice Chancellor’s Message 14
Registrar’s Message 16
The Transformation 18
JSS AHER An-Insight 20
Authorities of JSS AHER 23
Academics 56
Research 70
Finance 82
General Administration and Development (GAD) 90
Information Technology and Services (ITS) 110
Bureau of Quality & Statistics (BQS) 114
Examinations 118

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Preamble
Quality education marks the promise for prosperity in any civilization and educational institutions are the pillars
for the growth of any Nation. India has focused largely on transformation in higher education institutions by
setting quality benchmarks which are assessed for rankings and ratings. These attempts are being translated
to not just the outcomes but also towards sustainable development goals that lead to continual growth and
improvement in quality parameters. Diligent adherence to enhancement in key performance indicators coupled
with a holistic vision of a better tomorrow marks the beginning of a success story of any educational system.
In the quest for excellence, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, hitherto known as Jagadguru
Sri Shivarathreeshwara University, has invested in envisioned leadership coupled with crafted industrious
manpower. After over a decade of perseverance, the Deemed to be University, in the year 2017 -18 sees the
glory of national and international merits in the form of prestigious rankings, ratings, and accreditations.
The annual report for the year 2017-18 illustrates the benchmarks achieved by JSS AHER through its Journey
in the quest for “Quality and Excellence”
“Excellence is a continuous process and not an accident”
Dr.A P J Abdul Kalam
Acknowledgment
JSS AHER, since its inception in 2008, is emerging as one of the pioneering research institutes in the healthcare
sector with the Blessings of His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, Chancellor;
Visionary thinking of Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, Executive Secretary, JSS Mahavidyapeetha; and Innovative strategies
of Dr. B. Suresh, Vice-Chancellor, JSS AHER. We sincerely thank them for their valuable guidance and leadership
in leading this Deemed-to-be-University to scale such heights in such a short span of time.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our Board of Management and other statutory bodies who continue to render
valuable guidance and support in all our endeavors.
We acknowledge the efforts of the administrators, officers and executors of daily affairs of JSS AHER who have
made valuable contributions for the smooth functioning of the organisation’s activities through their relentless
efforts. Our sincere thanks to the administrators, teaching and nonteaching faculty of the constituent colleges
for their valuable service to the JSS AHER.
Our heartfelt gratitude to the University Grants Commission and the Ministry of Human Resource Department
for their guidance, support and mentoring in all our initiatives and endeavors.
Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much and our heartfelt thanks to one and all who have made
their contributions in the functioning of JSS AHER with their knowledge and skills.

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Founder President
His Holiness Jagadguru Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji, the 23rd Pontiff of Sri Jagadguru
Veerasimhasana Mahasamsthana Math, known as Sri Suttur Math, inherited the legacy of the 10 century old
Srimath at an early age. He was born in 1916 and ascended the Peetha in 1928 when he was hardly twelve. He
shared the responsibilities with his senior, Jagadguru Pattada Shivarathri Mahaswamigalu. Ever since he had
been at the helm of affairs of the Math for more than half a century. Every step he took forward was in search
of new areas of service.
He was a patron of arts and literature and a scholar in Kannada and Sanskrit. He sacrificed his educational
career to provide succour to the helpless poor. The burning desire to assuage the educational needs of hundreds
rural children, he started the first free hostel at Mysore in 1941. Thus began his journey of socio- economic
transformation of the region with the establishment of Schools, Colleges and Sanskrit Patashalas in and around
Mysore . A single minded dedication to a task aimed at the welfare of all alone goaded him to trudge a path
of sacrifice. The incredible divine grace coupled with intense and sustained focus resulted in materialisation
of his great dreams of establishing free schools and hostels, professional colleges, centres of art, music,
and literature etc,. Jagadguru Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Swamiji had a strong vision of starting educational
institutions in rural areas considering the hardship of students coming to cities seeking education. In order
to make this possible, he started the Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara Mahavidyapeetha in 1954, later it
was registered under the Societies’ Registration Act in 1962. Under the untiring efforts of Dr. Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Mahaswamiji, the Vidyapeetha has witnessed enormous growth in the field of education. Thousands
of children, men and women found solace under his boundless compassion.
Though the earthly sojourn of His Holiness came to end in 1986, his indomitable spirit lingers through over
350 institutions across the continents. The centenary birth anniversary of Jagadguru Dr. Shivarathri Rajendra
Mahaswamiji was celebrated in 2015 by the devotees all over the world as a token of expressing the respect
and gratitude to the ever-loving spirit of this Noble Saint and by following his principle of `work is worship’.
His Holiness Jagadguru Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji
Founder President of JSS Mahavidyapeetha

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Chancellor’s Message
His Holiness
Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji
Chancellor, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research is entering the second decade of its fruitful existence,
coupled with a vision of modern excellence, after creating a niche for itself which is hard to match
in such a short span of one decade. The Deemed-to-be-University, since its inception, has moved to
become an Academy of Higher Education & Research receiving many accolades both nationally and
internationally. This shows the quality of education and research available in the corridors of this
organization, and its desire to excel its own standards. This ideal has been inculcated in the framework
of the institution and followed, with a sense of commitment, by all those working in the Academy. It
may be difficult to reach the pinnacle, but, even more difficult to remain there. It can be achieved only
by continued and dedicated work in the pursuit of excellence. In achieving these objectives, the basic
purpose to serve the society should also be kept on a top priority.
The JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research is presenting its Annual Report 2017-18, having a
motto as “Quality and Excellence”. This is not only a technical requirement for any institution, but a
way of projecting its meaningful blossoming.
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, the present pontiff and the 24th
Peethadhyaksha of Sri Jagadguru Veerasimhasana Suttur Math, assumed the Peetha in 1986 at the
young age of 29 years. He had his spiritual training under the guidance of his illustrious predecessor
His Holiness Jagadguru Dr Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji the founder president of the JSS
Mahavidyapeetha, an educational and cultural organization dedicated to the ideal of providing
education to the villages of Karnataka.
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, the Honourable Chancellor of
JSS Academy of Higher Eduction & Research - a visionary, endeavoured not only to cross the
Vindhyas and establish engineering colleges, schools, etc at NOIDA (UP) and the JSS Spiritual and
Cultural Centre at New Delhi but also travelled beyond the shores of the country and established
the presence of the Math in USA, Mauritius and Dubai. His efforts to reach out to the core of the
problems that challenge our society be it literacy , health care, employment or building values
amongst the society is lauded and recognised by one and all. It is His Vision that has taken the
Deemed university to achieve significant milestones in a short span of ten years and be recognised
as one of the most progressive universities in the field of Health Sciences.

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Dr. C.G. Betsurmath
Executive Secretary, JSS Mahavidyapeetha
Executive Secretary’s Message
Dr. C G Betsurmath is the Chief Executive Officer and
Administrative Head of JSS Mahavidyapeetha and its
Institutions. He was the Senior Super Time Scale (Rtd)
Karnataka Administrative Service Officer of the rank of
Special Secretary to Government of Karnataka.
He Joined Karnataka Administrative Services and
served as Tahasildar of Navalagund, Gokak, Shiggaon,
Bhatkal, Chikkodi taluks; Assistant Commissioner and
Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Gadag and Davanagere
Sub-Divisions; Additional Deputy Commissioner
and Additional District Magistrate of Davanagere
and Mysuru Districts; Commissioner, Mysuru Urban
DevelopmentAuthority; Commissioner, Archaeology,
Museums & Heritage, GoK; Commissioner, Mysuru
City Corporation
He has Worked as a resource person and has guided
several officers in the Administrative Training Institute,
Mysuru and Karnataka Police Academy, Mysuru
mentoring the Tahasildars, Assistant Commissioners,
IAS and IPS probationers and other senior officers of
the State and Central Government, on Land Revenue
Administration, Land Reforms Act, Land Acquisition
Act, Magisterial Powers and Functions, Urban Planning,
Heritage Conservation and Management, Human
Rights and Human Development, Right to Information
Act, Heritage Conservation and Management
He has played a major role as State-level Resource
Person during the General Elections empanelled by
Election Commission of India and has been key in
Organizational role for several government convened
Seminars, Workshops and events.
He has been instrumental and had contributed as a
Deputy Special Officer of several committees during
the last 6 years of Dasara Festivities in the state of
Karnataka.
His Administrative services has seen many
contributions, the crux of those being,
1. Rural Urban Migration: Theory and Applications
(With Special Reference to the Application of
Todaro Model to India), The Indian Journal of
Labour Economics, Silver Jubilee Conference
Number, Vol.XXVI, No.4, January 1984, pp.285-
301 (with Dr.N.S.Hiremath)
2. Background Paper on Record of Rights, 1992
3. “Public Administration in a Democratic Setup”,
Conference of All India Federation of State Civil
Administrative Service Association, 7th and 8th
May 1994, Bengaluru
4. Total Literacy Campaign: Uttara Kannada District
(in Kannada), 1994
5. Literacy: Chikkodi Experiment (in Kannada), 1995
6. Jamabandi: Objective, Types and Formats (in
Kannada), 1996
7. Namma Bharat (Editor): Golden Jubilee Celebrations
of India’s Independence, 1998, Gadag
8. SwatantryadaSaviNeeru (Editor): Golden Jubilee
Celebrations of India’s Independence, 1998, Gadag
9. The System of Computerisation of Land Records
(Kannada), 2000.
The success of any institution lies in its commitment to ensuring quality and striving to translate this
into excellence. I am proud to have seen the growth of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
as a deemed university going by leaps and bounds in the one decade of its existence. It has strived
to excel in whatever it has done, giving importance to ensuring quality in all its endeavors. Success
has come from within and the quality of the leadership reflects in the success of the team and in this,
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research is blessed with good leadership. The institution should
strive to reach greater heights in its pursuit of improving higher education and should strive to reach
and surpass the bench mark it has set for itself.
I wish the Institution more success.

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Vice-Chancellor’s Message
Dr. B. Suresh
Vice-Chancellor, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
In the short span of one decade, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research has pushed itself
beyond boundaries and has shown that for success no obstacle is difficult enough. In its quest for
excellence JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research has strived to ensure quality in all its
endeavors. Thoughtful strategic planning and thinking ahead and wanting to better the best has
seen this young Deemed to be University succeeding and reaching the top in a short span of time
matching other universities who are centuries old. The quality of the JSS Academy of Higher Education
& Research is reflected in its commitments to excel against all odds and I am proud to have been the
Vice Chancellor during the inception of the Deemed to be University and seen this glorious decade
of success. I only wish that the JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research continues in its path
towards excellence by maintaining the highest standards of quality. Wishing JSS Academy of Higher
Education & Research all the best.
Prof Suresh Bhojraj , Vice-Chancellor, JSS Academy of
Higher Education and Research, Mysuru, for the past
thirty five years has been actively involved in uplifting
the standards of pharmacy education and profession
in India. He was elected in 2003 as the President
of Pharmacy Council of India, the statutory body
regulating the pharmacy education and profession in
India. He was once again re-elected as the President
of Pharmacy Council of India in August 2008 and in
August 2013 and broke all records by winning the PCI
Presidentship for the fourth time and has the unique
honor being elected four times to this leadership
position. He was also the Chairman of the Scientific
Body of Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (2012
-2017 ) which is responsible for setting of standards
for pharmaceutical substances and formulations.
The Leadership provided by Dr B Suresh at the
Pharmacy Council of India has resulted in bringing
about a paradigm shift in Pharmacy Education in
India. The council had been able to bring out several
pathbreaking regulations that helped enhance the
standards and quality of Phamacy Education and
Profession in the country. He pioneered the cause
of promoting “Pharmacy Practice” concept in India
and has the unique honour of having introduced
postgraduate programme in “Pharmacy Practice”
and “Pharm D” programmes in India and continues
to strive to uplift this facet of pharmacy profession by
closely working with other global leaders.
As the Vice Chancellor of JSS Academy of Higher
Education and research, Mysuru - formerly known as
JSS University, he has nurtured the deemed university
to scale great heights in a short span of time and
was successful in helping the university be ranked
37th nationally by the NIRF, MHRD ( 2018), ranked
Number 1 by the Karnataka State University Ranking
Framework (KSURF )( 2017 )under the young university
category and obtaining NAAC ‘ A’ grade with a CGPA of
3.34 out of 4.0. (2013) The Deemed-to-be-University
was able to forge several national and international
colloborations under his leadership and has been
receiving national and international recognition for
the efforts in nurturing interdisciplinary research in
Medical education.
Dr. Suresh is also the delegate member of the United
States Pharmacopeia Convention and the Chairman
of International commission of Accreditation Council
of Pharmacy Education, ACPE, USA and is the
Executive Member of the Commonwealth Pharmacists
Association (CPA). He was also the past President
of Asian Association of Schools of Pharmacy and
Chairman of the Education Section of the Federation
of Asian Pharmaceutical Association.He is the past
President of the Indian Pharmaceutical Association.
Dr Suresh has to his credit several national and
International publications and has initiated several
international collaborations through bilateral,
academic and research exchange programmes. He
has to his credit of having organized several national
and international meetings and conferences in India
and elsewhere, and had spearheaded the organizing
of the World Congress of Pharmaceutical Sciences
2011, 71st International Congress of FIP. He has
actively involved himself with the education initiatives
of FIP and been an active member of FIP Pharmacy
Education Task Force.
In recognition of his invaluable services in the field
of pharmaceutical education, he is a recipient of
several national and international awards and to
mention in particular the FAPA Ishidate Award–2004
(International Award) and Doctor of Science (D.Sc.,)
Honoris Causa conferred by The Tamilnadu Dr MGR
Medical University, Chennai in 2007 and by the Rani
Durgavathi Vishwavidyalaya , Jabalpur, Madhya
Pradesh in 2012.
Dr B.Suresh is also the recipient of the presitigious
‘Eminent Pharmacist Award’ of the Indian
Pharmaceutical association , the ‘ML Shroff award’
of the Indian Hospital Pharmacists Association and
the ‘KC Chatterjee award’ of the Indian Pharmacy
Graduates Asssociation and the Fellowship of the
Commonwealth Pharmacists Association.
He continues to provide his leadership role in his
multifaceted career by serving on several national and
International statutory committees, viz. Drug Technical
Advisory Board, National Board of accreditation,
national committee for Clinical establishments and
committee for Control and Supervision of Experiments
on Animals (CPSEA).
He is fondly liked by all his colleagues for his humane
approach and his excellent team leadership.

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Registrar’s Message
Dr. Manjunatha B
Registrar, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
For any institution to keep in apace to the advancements in education and information technology,
it needs to constantly strive for excellence in any field and for this it needs to maintain the highest
quality in all its endeavors. JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research constantly strives for quality
and this dedication to excel against all odds and striving to be the best has helped it to excel in the
richly deserved ranking and accreditation. With its achievements in a short span of a decade JSS
Academy of Higher Education & Research has proved that it can take on the best and I am sure JSS
Academy of Higher Education & Research can only keep going further and further in its success story.
I wish JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research all the best and I am proud to have been a part
of this success story.
Dr. B. Manjunatha started his career in the department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology in 1995 soon
after his undergraduation. He completed his post-graduation in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology in the
year 2000.
As Secretary of Medical Education Unit for 9 years, he was instrumental in disseminating knowledge about
latest technology in medical education. He has many publications in national and international journals.
Having played a key role in his early academics, he has been instrumental in organizing various national and
international conferences, workshops and seminars. He has jointly authored books on Medical Education
Technology, Forensic Medicine & Toxicology and has contributed chapters to textbooks. He has guided
many post-graduate students & Ph.D. scholars. He is also honorary faculty at Karnataka Police Academy,
Mysore.
Apart from being academician he also possesses administrative experience of leading the JSS Medical
College as Vice-Principal from 2009 and 2012. His administrative skills saw him being instilled as the
Registrar of JSS AHER (formerly JSS University) during July 2012. Ever since assuming the office he has
been instrumental in leading the organization in various ranking and accreditations, academics, research,
infrastructure development etc., ensuring the best of the outcomes. His excellent human resources
management has yielded a harmonious and progressive administration within the organization.

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THE TRANSFORMATION

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JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research (JSS
AHER), formerly known as JSS University, is a Deemed
to be University located in Mysuru, Karnataka. It was
established in 2008 under Section 3 of the UGC Act
1956 and is part of JSS Mahavidyapeetha, which runs
a variety of educational institutions. This Deemed-tobe
University is recognized by MHRD and accredited
by NAAC with A Grade (3.34 CGPA) in the year 2013
and will be undergoing the 2nd cycle of accreditation
in the year 2018.
The Deemed to be University has been focusing
on teaching, research and health services since
its inception. Under the Leadership and gracious
Patronage and Blessings of His Holiness Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, the Chancellor
of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research and
Vice Chancellor, Dr.B.Suresh, a noted multifaceted
leader of repute, the Deemed to be University has made
great progress in grooming graduates, postgraduates,
and PhD researchers by providing effective value
based education across our institutions by focusing
on overall development of an individual through stateof-art
facilities to make the learner a useful citizen to
the society.
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research is
focused on medical and health-related studies, and
JSS AHER - AN INSIGHT
comprises JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College
& Hospital and JSS College of Pharmacy at the main
campus in Mysuru as well as another pharmacy
college in Ootacamund, Tamil Nadu. With a view to
extend the horizons in the field of Health Sciences,
the Department of Water and Health (Faculty of
Life Sciences) and Department of Health System
Management Studies have been integrated as
Deemed-to-be University Departments
Today, more than 500 faculty members instruct
approximately around 5000 undergraduate
andgraduate students of various disciplines,including
around 300 research scholars. JSS AHER generous
financial aid program ensures that talented students
from all economic backgrounds can afford quality
education. A vast range of educational, cultural,
social and extra-curricular activities are available
to students, faculty and staff. Campus life activities
are built around the concepts of encouraging each
member to express his or her talents and to respect
all members of our pluralistic culture.
JSS AHER has also played a pivotal role in ensuring
that the students and faculty benefit through wideranging
international tie-ups. The institutions have
collaborations with reputed universities, industrial and
research organizations. These include International
collaboration with La Trobe University- Australia, Khon
Kaen University -Thailand, University of Southern
Nevada and Long Island University - USA, AIMST
University – Malaysia, Howard University - Washington
DC, University of Illinois at Chicago - USA, AlfaGene
Biosciences Inc – USA, National Institutes of Health -
USA, Oman Medical College – Oman, etc.
A wide range of international study and research
opportunities are available to both undergraduate
and graduate students, including the chance to
conduct research abroad. JSS AHER also supports the
students interested in individual or group curricular
projects abroad. International alumni groups helpJSS
AHER to build global networks. Multidimensional
partnerships with faculty and institutions around the
world help foster the flow of ideas. Faculty members
collaborate with colleagues throughout the world to
carry out important, cutting-edge research under
various scholarships
The research outputs have supported high impact
publication in premier scientific journals and have
contributed new knowledge to the understanding
of newer drugs, therapy and treatment through
innovations and patents. There is a wealth of
knowledge that is being generated every single
day in the health care & life sciences field through
the centres of excellence of setup within the
organization to address important societal problems.
JSS AHER combines leading medical research and
compassionate patient care to face the world’s most
pressing medical challenges. Major Research Grants
from National Funding Agencies reveal the quality of
the programs offered.
JSS AHER has a sharp focus on attracting the best
researchers and research scholars by providing
them with comprehensive support and motivation.
Internationally renowned academicians, management
experts, corporate consultants and entrepreneurs
have always been associated with us helping us make
great strides in research as well as enhancing the
employability of our students. Industry interaction at
JSS AHER is of a high degree, thanks to its worldclass
Advisory Board consisting of top-notch leaders
in academics and research from across the world.
Our alumni as CEOs, Entrepreneurs, and leading
academicians/researchers are our brand ambassadors
both nationally and globally.
Outreach programs inculcate the social and
professional responsibilities while personality
development programs, sports, cultural and literary
activities facilitate holistic development of students.
Today, the JSS AHER’s interdisciplinary approach to
world-changing research and insatiable commitment
to rigorous inquiry remain core values and help lead
the country in scientific and technological innovation.
The Institution is also sparking change that will
impact the future generations to come by working
in partnership with policymakers and practitioners
worldwide, bringing improvements to people’s lives in
real time.
Department of Higher Education, Government of
Karnataka rated JSS Academy of Higher Education
& Research, Mysuru as a four-star institution with a
Score of 711 out of 1000 and was first among Young
Universities in Karnataka in 2017
It is also the first institution in the state of Karnataka
to receive this recognition and first to receive 4 Star
among the Health Science based Institution in India.
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research has
been awarded QS 4-Stars rating in excellence by QS -
Quacquarelli Symonds from the UK in 2018
JSS AHER embraces the challenges of the 21st Century
by building new bridges across old boundaries. These
bridges include new educational programs and
interdisciplinary studies, strategic partnerships with
private and public R&D centres that pool resources and
promote innovative research and new international
relationships
Thus, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
cater to Medical, Dental, Pharmacy, Life sciences
and Health system management professionals
with knowledge, skills and competencies at global
standards with imbibed core values of respect,
professionalism, leadership and social responsibilities
to meet the health care needs of mankind. The
JSS institutions have had a long-standing legacy
in advancing education with both the preparation
of educators and the advancement of research and
scholarship. Renowned as a destination of learning,
research and service the reputation of JSS Academy of
Higher Education & Research has become synonymous
with quality education in India and abroad.

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THE JOURNEY
DISTINCTIONS
Statutory Approvals & Recognitions
Medical Council
of India
Dental Council
of India
Pharmacy Council
of India
Rehabilitation
Council of India
All India Council
for Technical
Education
National Board of
Accreditation
National
Accreditation Board
for Calibration
and Testing
Laboratories
National
Accreditation Board
for Hospitals

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VISION PLAN
VISION 2025 - TRANSFORMATION FROM GOOD TO EXCELLENT
Vision
To provide education that helps transformation of individuals and society.
Mission
The mission of JSSU is to expand the boundaries of education and to make the most amazing learning
possible by:
Providing superior undergraduate, graduate and professional education to its students.
Developing and advancing the talents of students to create applicable knowledge.
Nurturing translational and transformational research that benefit the society.
Inspiring to excel in health sciences delivery and care.
Focus Areas of Education and Research
Health Sciences
Science and Technology
Energy, Environment and Water resources
Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
Policy, Leadership and Good Governance

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Authorities of JSS AHER

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LEADERSHIP
Good Governance and Leadership with Intellectual Honesty and Realizing
Philosophies are key to growth and success of an organization. Good Governance
at JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research is realized as the experience and
wisdom of eminent personalities serving on the Board of Management, Academic
Council, Finance Committee, Planning and Monitoring Board and the Authorities.
The Deemed University provides good governance befitting its stature by steering,
rewarding, controlling, mobilizing and understanding its resources and be able to
realize the same through the highest standards of transparency, accountability,
and efficiency.

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Members of the Board of Management
1. Dr. B Suresh
Vice-Chancellor (Chairman),
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
2. Hon’ble Justice Sri Shivaraj Patil
# 254, “Sparsh”, 18th Cross, Sadashivanagar, Bengaluru -560 080.
A COMMITMENT FROM THE LEADERSHIP
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
3. Dr. C G Betsurmath
Executive Secretary, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Ramanuja Road, Mysuru-570 004.
4. Dr. Girish H. Shah
Member, Medical Faculty, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Gujarat
#108,Takshshila Apartment, Majura Gate, Surat-395 005.
5. Dr. V.M. Katoch
Former Secretary (Department of Health Research) & Former Director General,
ICMR, B-16, Govind Marg, Opposite BarafKhana, Raja Park, Jaipur - 302004 (Rajasthan).
6. Dr. Chandrashekar Shetty. S
Former Vice-Chancellor, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences,
#130,1st Main Road, MLA Lay Out, R.T. Nagar, Bengaluru-560 032.
7. Prof. B.G. Mulimani
Former Vice-Chancellor & Chief Advisor, BLDE University,
P. No. 154, Rani Channamma Nagar Dharwad-580 001.
8. Dr. H. Basavanagowdappa
Principal, JSS Medical College, Mysuru-570 015.
9. Dr. S. Balasubramanian
Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
10. Dr. S.P. Dhanabal
Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
11. Dr.G. Anil Kumar
Professor of Prosthodontics,
JSS Dental College &Hospital, Sri. Shivarathreeshwara Nagara, Mysuru-570 015.
12. Dr. R. Vijaysimha
Controller of Examinations, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
13. Dr. B. Manjunatha
Registrar, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015. (Secretary)

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The major considerations
and approvals of the Board of
Management,
At the 42 nd Meeting of the BoM,
considered and approved
Report of the UGC Expert Committee on
review of the functioning of Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University, 5-7 July 2017.
Formation of the following Special Interest Groups
(SIG) in the university.
1. Special Interest Group in “Comprehensive
Geriatric Care”
2. Special Interest Group in “Policy Research”
3. Special Interest Group in “Public Health”
4. Special Interest Group (SIG) in “3D Printing in
Health Care”
Considered and approved organizing of the Eighth
Annual Convocation of JSS University, Mysuru in
October/November 2017 and approved conduct
of 8th Asian Association of Schools of Pharmacy
(AASP) Conference 2017.
Nomination of Central Government’s nominee for
Board of Management.
A brief report on the analysis of publications by the
faculty of the constituent colleges of Jagadguru
Sri Shivarathreeshwara University for the period
Jan 2016 to Dec 2016.
Brief report on KSURF and NIRF 2017 Results
Renewal of MOU between Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru and JSS
College of Arts, Commerce, Science, Mysuru.;
Uppsala Monitoring Centre, Sweden.
MOU between Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara
University and QuantumZyme LLP, Bengaluru for
Collaborative Research and Development.;
Innov4Sight Health and Biomedical Systems
Bengaluru for
Collaborative Research and Development;
Institute for global public health Frank H. Netter
MD school of Medicine Quinnipiac University,
USA.
Collaborative Research and PhD Co-
Supervision Agreement between Jagadguru
Sri Shivarathreeshwara University (JSSU) and
LaTrobe University, Australia.
Letter of Engagement and Letter of
Specific Agreement between Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University (JSSU) and
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School
of Pharmacy SIUE School of Pharmacy, United
States of America.
At the 44 th Meeting of the BoM,
considered and approved
The Annual audited accounts of the University for
the year 2016-17.
Revised Estimates of JSS University and its
Constituent Colleges for the year 2017-18.
Creation of Chair in the name of ‘His Holiness
Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji
Chair’ for Research Advancement in Jagadguru
Sri Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru.
Proposal submitted to the Government of India for
the establishment of Institution of Eminence.
Proposal of establishsing Open and Distance
Learning (ODL) programmes at Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University as per UGC
Regulations.
Proposal of changing the name of ‘Jagadguru
Sri Shivarathreeshwara (JSS) University to ‘JSS
Academy of Higher Education & Research’
(Deemed to be University).
Smart Campus Policy of Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru.
Conduct of 4th Asia Pacific Pharmacovigilance
Training Course 2018.
MOA between Jagadguru Sri Shivarasthreeshwara
University (JSSU), Mysuru-India and University of
Illinois, Chicago, USA.
Brief report of the 8th Convocation held on 22nd
November 2017.
Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to be
submitted to NAAC Office.
At the 45 th Meeting of the BoM,
considered and approved
The Annual audited accounts of the University for
the year 2016-17.
Revised Estimates of JSS University and its
Constituent Colleges for the year 2017-18.
Creation of Chair in the name of ‘His Holiness
Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji
Chair’ for Research Advancement in Jagadguru
Sri Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru.
Proposal submitted to the Government of India for
the establishment of Institution of Eminence.
Proposal of establishsing Open and Distance
Learning (ODL) programmes at Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University as per UGC
Regulations.
Proposal of changing the name of ‘Jagadguru
Sri Shivarathreeshwara (JSS) University to ‘JSS
Academy of Higher Education & Research’
(Deemed to be University).
Smart Campus Policy of Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru.
Conduct of 4th Asia Pacific Pharmacovigilance
Training Course 2018.
MOA between Jagadguru Sri Shivarasthreeshwara
University (JSSU), Mysuru-India and University of
Illinois, Chicago, USA.
Brief report of the 8th Convocation held on 22nd
November 2017.
Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to be
submitted to NAAC Office.

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Members of the Planning & Monitoring Board
1. Dr. B Suresh
Vice-Chancellor (Chairman),
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
2. Dr. C.G. Betsurmath
Executive Secretary, JSS Mahavidyapeetha,
Dr. Sri Shivarathr Rajendra Circle, Ramanuja Road, Mysuru-570 004.
3. Sri. S. Sathyam
IAS (Retd), Flat- F 205, Nana Nani Homes (Phase-3),
Dhaliyur Road, Dhaliur, Thondamuthur Post, Coimbatore- 641 109.
4. Dr. Ramanathnan Ramanan
Mission Director of Additional Secretary, Atal Innovation Mission
#111, Niti Ayog, San Sad Marg, Sansad Marg Area, New Delhi-110 001.
5. Dr. R.K. Sharma
Director, DFRL, DRDO, Siddhartha Nagar, Mysuru-570 011.
6. Dr. Surinder Singh
Director, National Institute of Biologicals (Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
Plot No. A-32, Sector-62 (Institutional Area) Noida-201309. (U.P)-INDIA.
7. Dr. B.D. Athani
Special DGHS, Government of India, Directorate General of Health Sciences,
439-B, A-Wing, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi-110 108.
At the 15 th Meeting of the PMB, considered and approved
Analysis of publications by faculty of the constituent colleges of Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara
University for the period from January 2016-December 2016.
Brief report on the development on the establishment of campus at Varuna.
MoU between Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara University and Quantum Zyme LLP, Bengaluru for
Collaborative Research and Development.
MoU between Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara University and Institute for global public health Frank H
Netter MD School of Medicine Quinnipiac University, USA.
At the 16 th Meeting of the PMB, considered and approved
Establishing Open and Distance Learning (ODL) Programmes at our University as per UGC Regulations.
Proposal submitted to the Govt of India for the establishment of Institutions of Eminence
Notification issued by MHRD (GOI) about changing the name of “Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara
University” as “JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research”.
Award of 4-star rating by the QS Intelligence unit to JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research.
Planning for development of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research campus at Varuna.
Self-Study Report (SSR) submitted to NAAC for Second Cycle of Reaccreditation.
8. Dr. Parthasarathy
IFS, Former Ambassador to USA, # 96, South End Road,1st Cross, Basavangudi, Benguluru-560 004.
9. Dr. V .S. Chauhan
Member, UGC & Director International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Bio-Technology (ICGEB),
Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi-110 067. (UGC nominee)
10. Mr. Shivakumar Pattabhiraman
Chief Executive Officer, Apollo Hospitals,
No: 21, Greams Lane, Off Greams Road, Chennai, Tamil Nadu-600 006.
11. Prof. Sangameshwar B.G
Vice-Chancellor, JSS Science and Technology University (Formerly SJCE),
JSS TI Campus, Mysuru.-570 006.
12. Dr. B. Manjunatha
Registrar, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.(Secretary)

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List of Members of Finance Committee of JSS AHER during -2017-18
Board of Studies in Surgery and Allied Subjects (Post Graduate)
1. Dr. B. Suresh
Vice-Chancellor, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru – Chairman
2. Prof. M. H Dhananjaya
Advisor, Technical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, SJCE Campus, Mysuru-570 006.
3. Prof. B.G Mulimani
Chief Adviser, BLDE University, Smt. Bangaramma Sajjan Campus, Bijapur- 586103.
4. Sri S. Shivanandam
Finance Officer, Central University of Karnataka, Post Office- Kadaganchi , Taluk - Aland , Gulbarga,
Pin Code-585367.
5. Sri. S. Puttasubbappa
Director, Finance, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru.
6. Sri. C . C Hiremath
Finance Officer, Member Secretary, JSS AHER, Mysuru
7. Dr.Manjunatha . B
Registrar, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research,Mysuru.- Invitee.
In pursuance of the powers conferred under Section 3.4 of Memorandum of Association and Rules of JSS
University, Mysuru, the Post Graduate Board of Studies in Surgery and Allied Subjects is reconstituted with the
following members:
Sl.
No.
Name
1. Dr. Mruthyunjaya
Professor & HOD, Dept. of Orthopaedics, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
2. Dr. M.S Sujatha
Professor & HOD, Dept. of OBG, JSS Medical College. Mysuru
3. Dr. M.B. Bharathi
Professor, Dept. of ENT, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
4. Dr. Premnath Raman
Professor, Dept. of Ophthalmology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
5. Dr. M.S. Anil Kumar
Professor, Dept. of Surgery, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
6. Dr. N. Ravishankar
Professor, Dept. of Surgery, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
7. Dr. Girish T.D
Associate Professor, Dept. of Urology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
8. Dr. Mamatha S
Associate Professor, Dept. of OBG, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
9. Dr. Sandeep S
Associate Professor, Dept. of ENT, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
10. Dr. Vijay L
Associate Professor, Dept. of Plastic Surgery, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
11. Dr. C. S. Subramanian
Professor of Dept. of Surgery
No. 7, Suseela Ammal Nagar, 3rd Main Road,
Kanagasabai Nagar, Chidambaram - 608001
12. Dr. Rajagopalan N
Professor, Dept. of Orthopaedics, Rajarajeshwari Medical College & Hospital
202, Kambipura, Mysore Rd., Benagaluru – 560074.u
Remarks
Chairperson
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
External Member
External Member

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Pre and Para Clinical Board of Studies in Faculty of Medicine (UG)
Clinical Board of Studies in Faculty of Medicine (UG)
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
1. Dr. Rajalakshmi R
Professor & Head, Dept. of Physiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Chairperson
1. Dr. Jagadish Kumar K
Professor & Head, Dept. of Paediatrics, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Chairperson
2. Dr. N.M. Shamasundar
Professor, Dept. of Anatomy, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Member
2. Dr. Rajesh Raman
Professor & Head, Dept. of Psychiatry, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Member
3. Dr. Arun M.
Professor, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
4. Dr. M. N. Sumana
Professor & Head, Dept. of Microbiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
5. Dr. B. Vijaya
Professor & Head, Dept. of Transfusion Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
6. Dr. M. R. Narayana Murthy
Professor & Head, Dept. of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
7. Dr. A. M. Satish
Associate Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology
JSS Medical College, Sri Shivarathreeswara Nagara, Mysuru
8. Dr. S. Suchitha
Associate Professor, Dept. of Pathology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
9. Dr. Morubagal Raghavendra Rao
Associate Professor, Dept. of Microbiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
10. Dr. Madhu B
Associate Professor, Dept. of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
11. Dr. S.D. Mamatha
Associate Professor, Dept. of Plastic Surgery, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
12. Dr. V. Vedagiri
Professor of Pharmacology,
# 128, Main Road, Radha Nagar, Chrompet, Chennai- 600 044.
13. Dr. Ravi B.V
Professor & Head, Dept. of Biochemistry, Kempegowda Institute of Medical
Sciences, Banashankari 2nd stage, Bangalore - 560 070.
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
External Member
External Member
3. Dr. P. Akkamahadevi
Professor & Head, Dept. of Emergency Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
4. Dr. Premnath Raman
Professor, Dept. of Ophthalmology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
5. Dr. B. J. Sharath Chandra
Professor, Dept. of Surgery, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
6. Dr. K. B Suma
Professor, Dept. of OBG, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
7. Dr. M. Mahesh
Professor , Dept. of Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
8. Dr. Purushothama Sastry
Professor, Dept. of Orthopaedics, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
9. Dr. S. Veeranna
Professor & Head, Dept. of Dermatology, Venerology, and Leprosy,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
10. Dr. Harish S.
Associate Professor, Dept. of Surgery, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
11. Dr. K. M. Srinath
Associate Professor, Dept. of Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
12. Dr. T. U. Girish
Associate Professor, Dept. of Surgery, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
13. Dr. Prakash M
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Orthopaedics, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
14. Dr. V. Lakshmaiah
Professor of Medicine, Sri Devaraja Urs Medical College, Tamaka, Kolar.
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
15. Dr. Vivek Saoji
Principal and Dean, M. S. (MHPE (UIC - Chicago), Bharati Vidyapeeth University
– Medical College, Pune – Satara Road, Pune - 411043, (MH).
External Member
16. Dr. Col. V. P. Singh
Officiating Vice Chancellor
Sumandeep Vidyapeeth, At & Po: Piparia, Waghodia, Vadodara-391760, Gujarat.
External Member

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Post Graduate Board of Studies in Basic Medical Sciences
Board of Studies in Biomedical Sciences
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
1. Dr. K. Jayashree
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pathology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
2. Dr. M. N. Suma
Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
3. Dr. R N Suresha
Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
4. Dr. Pushpalatha K
Professor & Head, Dept. of Anatomy, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
5. Dr. Chandrakanth H.V
Professor & Head, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
6. Dr. Prakash B
Professor, Dept. of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
7. Dr. Tejashree A
Professor, Dept. of Microbiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
8. Dr. L. Rajeshwari
Associate Professor, Dept. of Physiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Chairperson
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
1. Dr. M.N. Suma
Dean, Faculty of Biomedical Sciences, JSS University & Professor,
Dept. of Biochemistry, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
2. Dr. (Col) Kamal Kumar Sen
Professor & Head, Dept. of Radiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
3. Dr. C.L. Gurudutt
Professor & Head, Dept. of Anaesthesia, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
4. Dr. P.A. Mahesh
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pulmonology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
5. Dr. M.V.S.S.T. Subba Rao
Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
6. Dr. H. L. Kalabharathi
Associate Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
7. Dr. Rashmi P. Mahale
Associate Professor, Dept. of Microbiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
8. Dr. Mamatha S
Associate Professor, Dept. of OBG, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Chairperson
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
9. Dr. M. Asha
Associate Professor, Dept. of Physiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
10. Dr. Sudha B Srinivas
Associate Professor, Dept. of Surgery, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
11. Dr. Rashmi P. Mahale
Associate Professor, Dept. of Microbiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
12. Dr. Neelambikai N
Professor, Dept. of Physiology,
Coimbatore Medical College, Coimbatore
13. Dr. Dayananda S Biligi
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pathology,
Bangalore Medical College & Research Institute, Bangalore.
Member
Member
Member
External Member
External Member
9. Dr. Nithin M.D
Associate Professor, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
10. Dr. Nagabhushana D
Reader, Dept. of Oral Medicine & Radiology,
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
11. Dr. Sudha B. Srinivas
Associate Professor, Dept. of Physiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
12. Dr. Shivaprakash S
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Anatomy, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
13. Dr. Praveen Kulkarni
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
14. Dr. Lokesh K.S
Sr. Resident, Dept. of TB & Respiratory Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
15. Dr. S. P Muthukumar
Principal Scientist, Animal House Facility
Central Food Technological and Research Institute, Mysuru
External Member
16. Dr. Shylaja M. Dharmesh
Principal Scientist, Dept. of Biochemistry & Nutrition
CSIR – Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysuru.
External Member

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UG Board of Studies in Dentistry
PG Board of Studies in Dentistry
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
1. Dr. Chandrashekar B.R.
Professor & Head, Dept. of Public Health Dentistry
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
Chairperson
1. Dr. Dhakshaini M.R
Professor & Head, Department of Prosthodontics & Crown & Bridge
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
Chairperson
2. Dr. Karthikeya Patil
Professor & Head, Dept. of Oral Medicine & Radiology
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
3. Dr. Shivalinga B.M
Professor, Dept. of Orthodontics & Dento-facial Orthopaedics,
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
4. Dr. Srilatha K.T
Professor & Head, Dept. of Paedodontics & Preventive Dentistry
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
5. Dr. Deepika P.C
Professor, Dept. of Periodontology, JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
6. Dr. Raghavendra Swamy K. N
Professor, Dept. of Prosthodontics & Crown & Bridge
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
7. Dr. Sujeeth Kumar Shetty
Professor, Dept. of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery,
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
8. Dr. Vidya Gowdappa Doddawad
Reader, Dept. of Oral Pathology, JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
9. Dr. Parasmull J
Reader, Dept. of Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
10. Dr. B.H. Sripathi Rao
Principal, Yenepoya Dental College, Mangalore
11. Dr. A. Bhagavandas Rai
Principal, Pacific Dental College & Hospital, Airport Road, Debari
Udaipur – 313024, Rajasthan.
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
External Member
External Member
2. Dr. Usha Hegde
Professor & Head, Dept. of Oral Pathology, JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
3. Dr. Sheela Kumar G
Professor & Head, Dept. of Periodontology, JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
4. Dr. Annapoorna B.M
Professor, Dept. of Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
5. Dr. Saikrishna D
Professor & Head, Dept. of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
6. Dr. Nandlal B
Professor, Dept. of Paedodontics & Preventive Dentistry
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
7. Dr. Raghunath N
Professor & Head, Dept. of Orthodontics & Dento – Facial Orthopaedics
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Sri Shivarathreeswara Nagara, Mysuru
8. Dr. Mahima V. G
Professor, Dept. of Oral Medicine & Radiology
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
9. Dr. Thippeswamy H.M
Reader, Dept. of Public Health Dentistry
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
10. Dr. U.S. Krishna Nayak
Principal, AB Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences
Medical Sciences Complex, Deralakatte, Mangalore – 575 018
11. Dr. Jayakar S.M.
Vice President, Dental Council of India
New Delhi – 110 002.
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
External Member
External Member

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Board of Studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences
13. Dr. Ashish Wadhwani Devidas
Assistant Professor & HOD I/c
Dept. of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
Member
Sl.
No.
Name
1. Dr. P. K. Kulkarni
Vice Principal & Professor,
Dept. of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
2. Dr. Dhanabal S. P
Principal & Professor,
Dept. of Pharmacognosy & Phytopharmacy, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
3. Dr. Md. Afzal Azam
Vice Principal & Professor & Head,
Dept. of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
4. Dr. Elango K
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmacology,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
5. Dr. Gowthamarajan K
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutics,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
Remarks
Chairperson
Member
Member
Member
Member
14. Dr. M.P Venkatesh
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
15. Dr. S. N. Manjula
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmacology, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
16. Dr. K. V Surrendra Nath
Senior Vice President & Head Global Services
United States Pharmacopeia , India IKP Knowledge park, Thurkapally Village,
Genome Valley, Shameerpet, R R District, Hyderabad – 500078
17. Dr. Mathew T Thomas
Director (India Office)
US FDA (Food Drug Administration) India Office
US Embassy (New Delhi), Shanthipath, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi - 110021
18. Dr. Narendra Chirmule
Sr. Vice President & Head
Biocon, Hyderabad, \20th km Hosur Road, Electronic City, Bangalore - 560100
Member
Member
External Member
External Member
External Member
6. Dr. Meyyanathan S.N
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutical Analysis,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
Member
7. Dr. Anand Vijaya Kumar P.R
Professor, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
Member
8. Dr. Madhusudhan Purohit
Professor, Dept. of Pharmaceutical Chemistry,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
Member
9. Dr. J. Suresh
Professor& Head, Dept. of Pharmacognosy,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
Member
10. Dr. Gurubasavaraj V Pujar
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutical Chemistry,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
Member
11. Dr. T. M Pramod kumar
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutics,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
Member
12. Dr. C. Saravana Babu
Associate Professor, Dept. Pharmacology,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
Member

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Board of Studies in Pharmacy Practice
Under Graduate Board of Studies in Life Sciences
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
1. Dr. Ponnusankar. S
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
Chairperson
1. Dr. Dattatri K. Nagesha
Associate Professor & Head , Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS University, Mysuru.
Chairperson
2. Dr. G. Parthasarathi
Principal & Professor, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice,
JSS College of Pharmacy & Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
3. Dr. M. Ramesh
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
4. Dr. M. D Ravi
Professor of Paediatrics & Director, JSS Hospital, Mysuru
Member
Member
Member
2. Dr. Rajesh Kumar T
Associate Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
3. Dr. Tejashree A
Professor, Dept. of Microbiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
4. Dr. S.N. Hegde
Former Vice Chancellor, Mysore University
# 2437, Vijayanagar 2nd Stage, Near Canara Bank, Mysuru
Member
Member
Member
5. Dr. Gurupadayya B.M
Professor, Dept. of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
6. Dr. Vishal Kumar Gupta
Professor, Dept. of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
7. Dr. Arun K.P
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
8. Dr. Praveen T.K
Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
9. Dr. Raja. D
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
5. Dr. S. N. Raju
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Environmental Studies,
University of Mysore, Mysuru.
6. Dr. Ramachandra Kini
Associate Professor, Dept. of Biotechnology, University of Mysore, Mysuru.
7. Dr. K. G. Vijayalaxmi
Associate Professor, Dept. of Food Science and Nutrition,
College of Agriculture, University of Agricultural Sciences, GKVK, Bangalore.
8. Dr. S. Balasubramanian
Director (Research) and Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences
Sri Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru.
Member
Member
Member
Dean
10. Dr. M.S. Ganachari
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice &
Deputy Registrar, KLE College of Pharmacy, KLE University, Belgaum, Karnataka.
11. Dr. K.K .Aggarwal
National President, Indian Medical Association, IMA House,
Indraprastha Marg, New Delhi- 110002
External Member
External Member
9. Prof. G.K. Chandrashekarappa
Chairman, Faculty of Life Sciences
Sri Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
Invitee
12. Dr. Nagendraswamy
Senior President, Manipal Health Enterprises.
The Anexe, near Manipal Hospital, Rustombag, Road off Airport Road, Bangalore.
External Member

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Post Graduate Board of Studies in Life Sciences
Board of Studies in Management Studies
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
Sl.
No.
Name
Remarks
1. Dr. S. Balasubramanian
Director (Research) and Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS University, Mysuru
Chairperson
1. Dr. (Col). Dayananda M
Director, JSS Hospital, Mysuru
Chairperson
2. Dr. M.V.S.S.T Subba Rao
Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Member
2. Dr. Vishal Kumar Gupta
Dy. Director (Academics), JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
Member
3. Dr. Dattatri K. Nagesha
Associate Professor & Head, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS University, Mysuru.
Member
3. Dr. Amit B Patil
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
Member
4. Dr. Kalpana Platel
Scientist E- 1, Dept. of Biochemistry and Nutrition,
Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI), Mysuru.
Member
4. Dr. Lakshmi Prasad Janipalli
Associate Professor, Dept. of Hospital Administration,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Member
5. Dr. Ponpandian N.
Professor, Dept. of Nanoscience,
harathiar University, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu 641046
Member
5. Dr. Kuldeep G. B
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Hospital Administration,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Member
6. Dr. A. Balasubramanian
Professor of Geology, University of Mysore, Mysuru
7. Dr. Ramachandran
Director, DIPR, DRDO,
Ministry of Defence, Lucknow Road, Timarpur, New Delhi 110054
8. Dr. Muthukumar Muthuchamy
Professor, Dept. of Environmental Science, School of Earth Science Systems
(SESS), Central University of Kerala, Tejaswini Hills, Periye (PO), Kasaragod (DT),
Kerala 671316
9. Dr. Sureka C.S
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Medical Physics, School of Physical Sciences,
Bharathiar University, Coimbatore -641046, Tamil Nadu
10. Dr. Naveen Kulkarni
Chief Executive Officer,
Quantumzyme LLP,
#181, First Floor, RV Road, VV Puram, Bangalore – 56004
11. Prof. G.K. Chandrashekarappa
Chairman, Faculty of Life Sciences
Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru.
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Invitee
6. Dr. Divya Rao
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Health System Management Studies,
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research.
7. Dr. Nagesh P
Professor & Head
JSS Centre for Management Studies, Technical Institutions Campus, Mysuru
8. Mr. Sunil Chiplunkar
Vice President, Sales and Marketing at Jagdale Life sciences
(JLS: sister division of Juggat Pharma) – Jagdale Ind. Ltd,. Bangalore,
9. Dr. Narendranath V
Professor, Dept. of Hospital Administration
M S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore.
10. Dr. Dileep Kumar P
Head of Medical Services, Narayana Multispecialty Hospital, Mysuru.
11. Dr. Mamatha H.K
Coordinator, Dept. of Health System Management Studies
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Convener

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Board of Studies in Research
Members of the Library Committee of JSS AHER
Sl. No. Name Remarks
1. Dr. S Balasubramanian
Director (Research) & Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS University, Mysuru
Chairperson
2. Dr. H. Basavanagowdappa
Dean, Faculty of Medicine, JSS University & Principal, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
3. Dr. Anil Kumar G
Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy & Principal, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
4. Dr. G. Parthasarathi
Associate Professor, Dept. of Hospital Administration,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
5. Dr. S. P. Dhanabal
Principal, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
6. Dr. M.D Ravi
Director, JSS Hospital, Mysuru
7. Dr. K. Gowthamarajan
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
8. Dr. M.N Suma
Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry &
Dean, Faculty of Biomedical Sciences, JSS University, Mysuru
9. Dr. K. Jayashree
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pathology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
10. Dr. T. M. Pramod Kumar
Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
11. Dr. Nandlal B
Professor , Dept. of Paedodontics & Preventive Dentistry
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru.
12. Dr. Dattatri K. Nagesh
Head, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS University, Mysuru.
13. Dr. Prashanth S
Reader, Dept. of Paedodontics & Preventive Dentistry
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru.
14. Dr. Rajesh K. Thirumalappa
Associate Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
15. Dr. Mohan Rao
Professor, Dept. of Instrumentation & Applied Physics
Indian Institute of Science , Bangalore.
16. Dr. D Mangalraj
Professor, Dept. of Nano Science and Technology, Bharathiar University,
Coimbatore.
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
External
Member
External
Member
1. Dr. B Suresh
Vice-Chancellor (Chairman), JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
2. Sri. C. C. Hiremath,
Finance Officer, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
3. Dr. S. Balasubramanian
Director(Research) & Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences, Dept. of Water and Health, JSS AHER, Mysuru.
4. Dr. H. Basavana Gowdappa
Principal, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
5. Dr. Anil Kumar
Principal (I/c), JSS Dental College and Hospital, Mysuru.
6. Dr. S.P. Dhanabal
Principal, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
7. Dr. T.M. Pramod Kumar
Principal (I/c), JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
8. Dr. G.K. Chandrashekarappa
Chairman, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS AHER, Mysuru.
9. Dr. Dattatri Nagesh
Head of the Department, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS AHER, Mysuru.
10. Dr. Mamatha H.K
Coordinator, Dept of Health System, Management Studies, JSS AHER, Mysuru
11. Dr. Subhas Chandra
Professor and HOD, Dept. of Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
12. Dr. Dhakshaini M.R
Vice-Principal and Professor, Dept. of Prosthodontics, JSS Dental College and Hospital, Mysuru.
13. Dr. P. Kulkarni
Vice-Principal and Professor, Dept. of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, JSS College Of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
14. Dr. Afzal Azam
Vice-Principal and Professor, Dept. of Prosthodontics, JSS Dental College and Hospital, Mysuru.
15. Dr. M. Mahadevappa
Former Vice Chancellor, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad,
No.1576, Ist Cross, Chandra layout, Bengaluru -560 040.
16. Sri. Mahesh,
Director (I/c), Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru.
17. Dr. M.D. Ravi, Director
JSS Hospital, Mysuru.
18. Dr. R. Ravindra
Chief Information Officer, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.

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19. Dr. Sunil M.V
Librarian, Sri Dharmastala Manjunatheshwara, Institute for Management Development (SDM), Mysuru.
20. Smt. M.S. Kokila
Deputy Registrar (Sr.Grade), JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
21. Sri. V.S. Basavaradhya
Co-ordinator (Academics), JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
22. Librarian
JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
23. Librarian
JSS Dental College and Hospital, Mysuru.
24. Librarian
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty..
25 Librarian
Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
26. Librarian
Dept. of Health System, Management Studies, JSS AHER, Mysuru-570 015..
27. Librarian
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.(Member Secretary).
Hostel Review Committee
1. Dr. B Suresh
Vice-Chancellor (Chairman), JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru-570 015.
2. Dr. B. Manjunatha
Registrar, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru.
3. Sri. C.C. Hiremath,
Finance Officer, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru
4. Dr. H. Basavana Gowdappa
Principal, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
5. Dr. S. Ravindra
Principal, JSS Dental College & Hospital Mysuru
6. Dr. T. M. Pramodh Kumar
Principal (I/c) & Professor, HOD, Dept of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
7. Dr. S.P. Dhanabal
Principal (I/c) JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
8. Dr. H.V. Chandrakanth
Professor & HoD, Dept of Forensic Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Member Secretary/Chief Warden, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru.
9. Dr. M.N. Sumana
Professor & HoD, Dept of Microbiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru & Warden, JSS Academy of
Higher Education & Research, Girls Hostel, Mysuru.
10. Mr. Mahendran . B
Lecturer, Dept of Pharmaceutics & Warden, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Hostel for
Boys, College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
11. Ms. Nagashree K.S
Lecturer, Dept of Pharmacology & Warden, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Hostel for
Girls, College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
17 th Meeting of Library committee, considered and approved
Proposal for the upgradation of library infrastructure
One-Day Workshop for the Faculty of the Constituent Colleges and Departments of JSS University
12. Dr. K.P. Arun
Asst Professor, Dept of Pharmacy Practice and Warden, JSS Academy of Higher Education &
Research, Boys Hostel, College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
13. Dr. N. Krishnaveni
Professor, Dept of Pharmaceutical Analysis & Warden, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research,
Girls Hostel, College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
14. Dr. Priyanka Nithin
Lecturer, Dept of Oral Pathology & Microbiology, JSS Dental College & Hospital & Warden JSS
Academy of Higher Education & Research, Girls Hostel, Medical Institutions Campus, Mysuru.
15. Dr. Nithin V. Muralidhar
Reader, Dept of Orthodontics, JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru & Warden, JSS Academy of
Higher Education & Research, Boys Hostel, Medical Institutions Campus Mysuru.

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16. Dr. G.K. Chandrashekarappa
Coordinator, Dept of Water & Health (Faculty of Life Sciences), JSS Academy of Higher Education &
Research, Mysuru.
17. Dr. H.G. Lingaraju
Asst Professor in Environmental Science, Dept of Water & Health & Asst Warden (Faculty of Life
Sciences), JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru
18. Dr. H.K. Mamatha
Asst. Professor & Co-ordinator, Dept of Health System Management Studies, JSS Academy of Higher
Education & Research, Mysuru.
19. Dr. Divya Rao, B.J
Asst Professor, Dept of Health System & Management Studies& Asst Warden JSS Academy of Higher
Education & Research, Mysuru.
20. Smt. M.S. Kokila
Deputy Registrar (Sr. Grade) JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru.
21. Sri. Umashankar
Resident Engineer, Engineering Division, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru.
22. Sri. S.R. Satishchandra
Administrative officer, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
23. Sri. S. Puttarajappa
Administrative Officer, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
24. Sri. Basavalingadevaru H.K
Administrative Officer (I/c) JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
25. Sri. Veerabhadraswamy
Assistant Administrative Officer, JSS Dental College & Hospital Mysuru.
25. Sri. Abhinay N.S
Superintendent, Admission Section, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysore.
Sl.
No.
Anti-Ragging Committee
Name
1. Dr. B. J. Subhash Chandra
Professor & Head, Dept. of Gen. Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
2. Dr. (Col) Kamal Kumar Sen
Professor & HOD, Dept. of Radiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
3. Dr. Jayadev B Betkerur
Professor , Dept. of Dermatology, Venerology & Leprosy,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
4. Dr. C. L. Gurudutt
Professor & HOD, Dept. of Anaesthesia, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
5. Dr. Manjunath S Shetty
Professor & HOD, Dept. of Nephrology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
6. Dr. M. Suresh Babu
Professor, Dept. of Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
7. Dr. T. S. Sathyanarayana Rao
Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
8. Dr. B.S. Jayaraj
Professor, Dept. of TB & Respiratory Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
9. Dr. Sunil Kumar S
Associate Professor, Dept. of Cardiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
10. Dr. S.N. Prashanth
Professor, Dept. of Paediatrics, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
11. Dr. T. Thippeswamy
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
12. Dr. Sudha Kiran Das
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Radiology, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
13. Dr. S. Hemalatha
Professor, Dept. of Anaesthesia, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
14. Dr. Veeranna Gowda
Professor, Dept. of Anaesthesia, JSS Medical College, Mysuru
15. Dr. Ravi Rathod
Professor & HOD, Dept. of Skin & STD,
KIMS Hubballi - Medical College & Hospital, Hubli.
Remarks
Chairperson
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
External Member
External Member

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Academics
The academic division steers the teaching programs within the Deemed-to-be University. The profiles of the
division include admissions, regulation of academic programs, strategic planning for the new academic programs
and its implementation, arrangement of various meeting of academic authorities and Boards of Study (BoS) of
JSS AHER, academic collaboration including faculty and student exchange programs and signing of MoU’s.
The academic section also conducts faculty evaluation for their performance annually and compiles reports
after submission by the Constituent Colleges. Continual improvement of the faculty is ensured by conduct of
various seminars, workshops and symposia through the academic division in conjunction with the Constituent
Colleges and the Departments. Internal Quality Assurance Cell being an integral part of the academic team
ensures implementation of quality parameter in every aspect of academics at JSS AHER. Extra & co-curricular
activities are organised and supervised by the academic team. The student support and welfare along with the
supervision of the University level NSS activities are under the purview of the division. Alumni engagements
and placement activities of the division carters to the post-educational needs and connectivity of its students.
The division owns the responsibility of strengthening and diversifying the academic exposure to the students
through appointment and planning the of adjunct/visiting faculty visits. The onus of document and submission
of half yearly and annual report of JSS AHER is with the division.
Dr. P A Kushalappa, Director (Academics) leads the academic division. The year 2018 has seen augmentation
of the division with inclusion of Dr. Vishal Kumar Gupta as Deputy Director, Dr. Prashant Vishwanth as Internal
Quality Assurance Cell – Coordinator and Dr. Prashanth S as Assistant Director.
Academics Team
Dr. P.A. Kushalappa
Director (Academics),
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru
Dr. Vishal Kumar Gupta
Deputy Director (Academics),
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru
Dr. Prashant Vishwanath
Internal Quality Assurance Cell – Coordinator
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru
Dr. Prashanth S
Assistant Director (Academics),
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru
Dr. P A Kushalappa
Director (Academics)
Leading through vision and values
Keeping the organisation’s vision and values at the forefront while decision making and action,
Dr. Kushalappa acts as compassionate leader by
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Academic Council:
The Academic Council has been constituted as per Section 3.1 of Memorandum of Association and
Rules of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research. As per the norms at least 3 meetings should
be conducted per year. The JSS AHER conducted following meeting in the year 2018:
20th meeting of Academic Council held on 18th Aug 2017
21stmeeting of Academic Council held on 11thDec 2017
22ndmeeting of Academic Council held on 16thMar 2018
Major Outcome of the Year 2018
Starting of new academic programs:
MSc in Urban Planning (FLS)
MSc in Industrial Microbiology (FLS)
PG Diploma in Environmental Sciences (FLS)
BSc in Food, Nutrition & Dietetics (FLS)
Special Interest Group (SIG)
Total Number of SIGs: 9+4 (New) =13
i) Quality and Safe Use of Medicine ii) Environment and Respiratory Diseases iii) Dental Cariology iv)
Quality and Safe Use of Dental Materials v) Cancer Biology and Cancer Stem Cells vi) Orofacial Pain vii)
Comprehensive Geriatric Care viii) Policy Research ix) Public Health
Total Number of SIGs formed in the year 2018: 4
x) 3D Printing in Health Care xi) Management of Medical Conditions and Medical Emergencies in Dental
Practice xii) Patient Care Management xiii) Human Genomics and Rare Disorders
Collaborations:
The new MoUs signed between November 2017- September 2018
and renewal of MoUs.
Curricula of Programs Revised in the year 2018:
As per UGC curriculum should be revised at least once in 3 years. The following statement shows the number
of programs curriculum revised in June 2018:
Sl.
No.
Description
Numbers
FM FD FP FB FLS FMS
Academic and Research MOU Signed between July 2017 - June 2018
1 Undergraduate programs 1 1 3 11 5 1
2 Postgraduate Programs 34 9 18 2 12 2
3 Diploma programs - 2 16 1 1 -
4 Certificate Programs - 2 4 - - -
5 Residency Programs - - 1 - - -
FM – Faculty of Medicine; FD- Faculty of Dentistry; FP – Faculty of Pharmacy;
FB – Faculty of Biomedical Sciences; FLS – Faculty of Life Sciences; FMS – Faculty of Management Studies.
Adjunct Faculty:
Adjunct Faculty visit statement for the year 2018
Empanelment of new Adjunct Faculty list
Proforma for empanelment of new Adjunct Faculty
Sl. Name of the collaborating University/ Institution/ Industry MOU Signing Date
No
1. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE), USA MOU signed on 26.11.2017
2. Charite – Universities Medicine Berlin Germany MOU signed on 07.4.2018
3. Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, USA MOU signing on 16.5.2018
4. JSS College of Physiotherapy, Mysuru MOU signed on 24.6.2017
5. Quantumzyme LLP, Bangalore MOU signed on 08.02.2018
6. Innov4sight Health & Biomedical Systems Pvt. Ltd - Bangalore MOU signed on 13.12.2017
7. Innovative Nano & Micro Technologies Bangalore MOU signed on 13.12.2017
8. Apollo BGS Hospital, Mysuru MOU signed on 25.04.2018
9. Gulbrandsen Technologies (India) Pvt. Ltd MOU signed on 04.06.2018
10. Skanray Technologies Private Limited MOU signed on 05.07.2018
11. JSS Science and Technology University, Mysuru MOU signed on 05.07.2018
12. J.S.S. Academy of Technical Education, Noida MOU signed on 25.06.2018

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Establishment of JSS AHER Media Centre
NPTEL
JSS AHER is recognised as the Local Chapter by SWAYAM-NPTEL
SWAYAM or Study Webs of Active-Learning for Young Aspiring Minds. SWAYAM is a programme initiated by
Government of India and designed to achieve the three cardinal principles of Education Policy viz., access,
equity and quality. The objective of this effort is to take the best teaching learning resources to all, including
the most disadvantaged. SWAYAM seeks to bridge the digital divide for students who have hitherto remained
untouched by the digital revolution and have not been able to join the mainstream of the knowledge economy.
National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) is a project of MHRD initiated by seven Indian
Institutes of Technology (Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Guwahati and Roorkee) along with the
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore in 2003, to provide quality education to anyone interested in learning
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Admission statistics for the year July 2017 to June 2018
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Sl.
No.
PG - Medical Super specialty
Specialization Intake No. of Students
Admitted
1 M.Ch. Urology 01 01
2 DM Neurology 02 02
3 DM Medical Gastroenterology 01 01
4 DM Nephrology 02 02
PG Medical (MD/MS/PG Diploma)
Pre-Clinical
1 MD Anatomy 04 -
2 MD Physiology 04 -
3 MD Biochemistry 03 -
Para – Clinical
1 MD Pharmacology 04 -
2 MD Pathology 08 08
3 MD Microbiology 04 01
4 MD Community Medicine 04 04
5 MD Forensic Medicine 03 -
Clinical
1 MD General Medicine 14 14
2 MS General Surgery 16 16
3 MS OBG 08 08
4 MD Paediatrics 09 09
5 MS Orthopaedics 06 06
6 MD Anaesthesia 08 08
7 MS ENT 04 04
8 MD Dermatology 06 06
9 MS Ophthalmology 04 04
10 MD Psychiatry 03 03
11 MD Radiology 05 05
12 MD TB & Respiratory Medicine 02 02
13 MD Emergency Medicine 02 02
14 MD Hospital Administration 02 01
Sl.
No.
PG Diploma
Specialization Intake No. of Students
Admitted
M.Ch. Urology 01 01
01 DIP. CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (DCP) 06 02
02 DIP. OBSTETRICS &GYNAECOLOGY (DGO) 06 06
03 DIP. CHILD HEALTH (DCH) 03 03
04 DIP. ORTHOPAEDICS (D’ORTHO) 06 06
05 DIP. ANAESTHESIA (DA) 04 04
06 DIP. ENT (DLO) 02 02
07 DIP. DERMATOLOGY, VENEREOLOGY &LEPROSY (DDVL) 01 01
08 DIP. OPHTHALMOLOGY (DO) 01 01
09 DIP. PSYCHIATRY (DPM) 01 01
10 DMRD 02 02
UG Medical
01 MBBS 200 200
B.Sc (Biomedical Sciences)
1 Medical Laboratory Technology 15 15
2 Medical Imaging Technology 20 20
3 Medical Renal Dialysis Technology 10 10
4 Medical Respiratory Care Technology 12 12
5 Operation Theater& Anaesthesia Technology. 15 15
6 Cardiac Care Technology 10 10
7 Perfusion Technology 10 10
8 Emergency Medicine 13 13
9 Optometry 08 07
M.Sc(Biomedical Sciences) / MPH / M.Phil
1 Medical Microbiology 20 14
2 Medical Biochemistry 20 14
3 Medical Physiology 20 -
4 Medical Anatomy 20 -
5 Medical Pharmacology 20 01
6 Clinical Embryology 20 10
7 Masters in Public Health (MPH) 20 01
8 M. Phil (Psychiatric Social Work) 10 -
9 M. Phil (Clinical Psychology) 06 06

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JSS Dental College and Hospital, Mysuru
Sl.
No.
PG Dental (MDS)
Specialization Intake No. of Students
Admitted
1 Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics 05 05
2 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 04 04
3 Oral Medicine & Radiology 04 02
4 Oral Pathology & Microbiology 02 01
5 Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics 04 04
6 Paedodontics and Preventive Dentistry 04 04
7 Periodontology 04 04
8 Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge 05 05
9 Public Health Dentistry 02 -
UG Dental
1 BDS 100 56
M.Sc
1 M.Sc in Forensic Odontology 20 05
Dental Diploma Courses
1 Diploma in Dental Mechatronics 20 10
2 Dental Operating Room Assistant (DORA) 20 -
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
Sl.
No.
Specialization Intake No. of Students
Admitted
1 B. Pharm 100 102
2 Pharm D 30 30
3 Pharm D (PB) 10 10
4 D Pharm 120 96
5 B. Pharm Practice 40 03
M. Pharm
1. Pharmaceutics 15 15
2. Industrial Pharmacy 09 09
3. Pharmacy Practice 15 14
4. Pharmacology 15 15
5. Pharmaceutical Chemistry 06 06
6. Pharmaceutical Analysis 09 09
7. Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance 15 15
8. Regulatory Affairs 15 15
9. Pharmacognosy 06 02
10. Cosmoceutics 03 03
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
Sl.
No.
Specialization Intake No. of Students
Admitted
1 B. Pharm 100 101
2 Pharm D 30 30
3 Pharm D (PB) 10 04
4 D Pharm 120 113
5 B. Pharm Practice 40 -
M. Pharm
1. Pharmaceutics 15 15
2. Pharmaceutical Chemistry 09 03
3. Pharmacognosy 15 01
4. Pharmacology 15 15
5. Pharmaceutical Analysis 15 13
6. Pharmaceutical Bio- Technology 06 04
7. Pharmacy practice 15 07
8. Industrial Pharmacy 03 03
9. Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance 09 09
10. Regulatory Affairs 12 09

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Dept. of Water & Health - Faculty of Life Sciences
Sl.
No.
B.Sc
Specialization Intake No. of Students
Admitted
1 Microbiology 50 45
2 Biotechnology 60 60
3 Environmental Science 40 33
4 Food, Nutrition and Dietetics 30 28
M.Sc
1. Biochemistry 40 36
2. Geo informatics 20 09
3. Cognitive Neuroscience 10 02
4. Environmental Science 20 09
5. Molecular Biology 10 11
6. Nano Science Technology 10 03
7. Nutrition and Dietetics 30 29
8. Medical Statistics 20 04
9. Bio informatics 20 13
Dept. of Health System Management Studies
Sl.
No.
Specialization Intake No. of Students
Admitted
1 MBA in Hospital Administration 60 45
List of Enrolled Scholars for Ph.D Program
Year Faculty Medicine Dentistry Pharmacy Life
Sciences
2018-19
Biomedical
Sciences
Management
Studies
Session
January 1 6 5 12
April 1 7 7 5 20
July 16 8 1 25
October 2 3 14 6 1 26
Total
Total 83

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RESEARCH
PUBLICATION TREE: 2017 - 2018
Used to indicate indexed publications and international publications
Used to indicate non- indexed publications and national publications
The Journal Type information for non-indexed publications is not available.
Dr. Balasubramanian S
Director (Research)
Challenges and Opportunities of Educational Leadership
is Research and Practice
PUBLICATION TREND
The Division is headed by Dr. Balasubramanian S as the Director (Research). With the efforts of
the leader, the division has seen many research grants being procured by the various Constituent
Colleges and Departments.
The research division is responsible for the constitution of the Research Coordination Council
(RCC) to facilitate research in the Deemed-to-be University. The Research Coordination Council
(RCC) screens new research proposals of the faculty, monitors the ongoing research projects and
evaluates the completed research projects. The RCC also coordinates with institutional research
coordinator and promotes collaborations between Health Industry, JSS AHER and its constituent
colleges through a structured process. The division aims to achieve national and international
recognition through publication of research articles in scientific journals. Guidance and facilitation
of research presentations in national and international scientific meetings ranges in the extended
profiles of the division.

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CITATION TREND
DATABASE ANALYSIS
LEVEL ANALYSIS

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SCOPUS H-INDEX
CONRIBUTING INSTITUTE’S STATISTICS
WEB OF SCIENCE H-INDEX

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COUNTRY COLLABORATIONS : (BASED ON NUMBER OF PUBLICATIONS)
JOURNALS WITH TOP PUBLICATIONS IN SCOPUS
S.
JOURNAL NAME SNIP PUBLICATIONS
NO
1 The Lancet 14.802 9
2 Lancet Respiratory Medicine 5.670 1
3 Annals of Neurology 2.641 1
4 Anesthesiology 2.184 1
5 Journal of King Saud University - Science 1.753 1
6 Arabian Journal of Chemistry 1.551 1
7 Drug Safety 1.487 1
8 Journal of Traditional and Complementary Medicine 1.414 1
9 Journal of Periodontology 1.327 1
10 International Journal of Biological Macromolecules 1.307 3
JOURNALS WITH TOP PUBLICATIONS IN WOS
S.
JOURNAL NAME IMPACT FACTOR PUBLICATIONS
NO
1 The Lancet 53.25 9
2 Lancet Respiratory Medicine 21.46 1
3 Annals of Neurology 10.24 1
4 European Journal of Cancer 7.19 2
5 Value in Health 5.49 4
6 Journal of Neurochemistry 4.60 1
7 Journal of Viral Hepatitis 4.23 2
8 Biochemical Pharmacology 4.23 1
9 Scientific Reports 4.12 1
10 Bioorganic Chemistry 3.92 1
* WOS - Web of Science

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RESEARCH
IS CREATING
NEW KNOWLEDGE.
Neil Armstrong

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FINANCE
Sl.
No.
Consolidated Statement of JSS AHER and Constituent Colleges
Name of the
Institution /
College
Budget Estimates
2017-18
Surplus(+)
Deficit (-)
Revised Estimates
2017-18
Surplus(+)
Deficit (-)
Receipt Expenditure Receipt Expenditure
1 JSS AHER, Mysuru 1727.22 1694.61 32.61 1769.91 1755.41 14.50
2 JSS Medical 10252.95 9433.31 819.64 11596.66 10657.61 939.05
College , Mysuru
3 JSS Dental College 2003.37 2312.37 -309.00 2088.17 2309.17 -221.00
& Hospital, Mysuru
4 JSS College of 1523.00 1461.50 61.50 1556.00 1503.47 52.53
Pharmacy, Mysuru
5 JSS College of 1335.78 1310.50 25.28 1354.49 1415.49 -61.00
Pharmacy, Ooty
Total 16842.32 16212.29 630.03 18365.23 17641.15 724.08
Mr. Hiremath C C
Finance Officer
A penny saved is a penny earned
The finance section of JSS AHER nurtures the development of the organisation through its strategic
planning and maintaining fiscal viability.
The main Objectives of the division are:
a. Invest strategically and strengthen the corpus fund of the JSS AHER while continuing to seek ways
to support through grants and other third-party funding as well as development of alternative
models of research generation in order to be self-sustaining.
b. Managing the finance accounts and investment of JSS AHER and its constituent colleges.
c. Implementing finance committee recommendations.
d. Budget planning.
e. Annual accounts and audits.
Sl.
No.
JSS AHER Hostels Budget Estimates and Revised Estimates 2017-18.
Name of the
Institution /
College
Budget Estimates
2017-18
Surplus(+)
Deficit (-)
Revised Estimates
2017-18
Surplus(+)
Deficit (-)
Receipt Expenditure Receipt Expenditure
1 JSS Medical College
a. Boys Hostel 346.98 277.77 69.21 298.80 300.42 -1.62
b. Girls Hostel 647.78 523.98 123.80 689.40 569.67 119.73
Sub- total 994.76 801.75 193.01 988.20 870.09 118.11
2 JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
a. Boys Hostel 121.00 88.00 33.00 131.59 92.41 39.18
b. Girls Hostel 192.26 140.00 52.26 192.26 150.89 41.37
Sub- total 313.26 228.00 85.26 323.85 243.30 80.55
3 JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
a. Hostel 338.25 277.10 61.15 362.70 273.40 89.30
b. PG Hostel 55.25 45.25 10.00 57.10 49.50 7.60
Sub- total 393.50 322.35 71.15 419.80 322.90 96.90
4 JSSU Department
of FLS & HSMS
Girls Hostel
93.05 86.18 6.87 96.21 86.00 10.21
Sub- total 93.05 86.18 6.87 96.21 86.00 10.21
Total 1794.57 1438.28 356.29 1828.06 1522.29 305.77

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Sl.
No.
Name of the
Institution /
College
1 JSS AHER and
its constituent
colleges
Consolidated Budget Estimates & Revised Estimates of
JSS AHER (including Hostels) for the year -2017-18
Budget Estimates
2017-18
Surplus(+)
Deficit (-)
Revised Estimates
2017-18
Receipt Expenditure Receipt Expenditure
Surplus(+)
Deficit (-)
16842.32 16212.29 630.03 18365.23 17641.15 724.08
2 JSS AHER Hostels. 1794.57 1438.28 356.29 1828.06 1522.29 305.77
3 Other Budget - 15.35 13.85 1.50 17.04 13.60 3.44
DTL
Total 18652.24 17664.42 987.82 20210.33 19177.04 1033.29
The Development Budget -2017-18
Sl.
No.
Name of the
Institution /
College
1 JSS AHER
Development
Budget
Budget Estimates
2017-18
Surplus(+)
Deficit (-)
Revised Estimates
2017-18
Receipt Expenditure Receipt Expenditure
Surplus(+)
Deficit (-)
987.82 3355.00 -2367.18 1033.29 4279.04 -3245.75

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GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION
& DEVELOPMENT (GAD)

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GENERAL ADMINISTRATION & DEVELOPMENT (GAD)
Mrs. Kokila M S
Dy. Registrar (Sr. Grade)
“A powerful process automatically takes care of
progress, productivity and profits.”
The section under the Dy. Registrar is responsible for general administration of constituent colleges,
maintenance of infrastructure in its Constituent Colleges and Departments, staff welfare measures,
purchases, annual maintenance contracts and follow up, civil upgradation works, general contracts,
construction and development projects and estate management. One of the main objectives of GAD
section is to establish Smart University Campuses (SUC) where education research and outreach
programs are provided in an environment that nurtures freedom of Scientific enquiry and innovation.
This division is lead by Mrs. Kokila M S as Dy. Registrar (Sr. Grade). The ardent efforts from the
division has yielded in quality upgradation of the infrastructure of the Deemed-to-be University in
support to the academic and research initiatives and overall improvements in the campus life.
JSS AHER Guest house at
JSS MI Campus, Mysuru
JSS AHER has constructed the state-of-theart
Guest house building to accommodate the
comforts of the guests, delegates, examiners,
parents & students. It is constructed in the
N-E corner of the JSS AHER campus at SS
Nagar facing Mysore-Bangalore Highway with
Basement+G+2 floors a total cost of Rs.16
crores with the built-up area of 6333 Sqm. It is
equipped with 38 fully furnished Deluxe rooms,
8 suite and 2 VIP suites.
Lush green central court yard, well equipped
kitchen with airconditioned dining for 80 seating,
executive board room, uninterrupted power
supply, Wi Fi facility, round the clock security,
CCTV surveillance, four exclusive stair case
apart from lift and ramp for the differently abled
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JSS Girls Hostel ‘D’ Block at
JSS MI Campus, Mysuru
Considering the demand for the hostel for the
girls students in JSS AHER, SS Nagar campus,
it has constructed an exclusive building of
G+7 Floors with 11500 Sqm built-up area to
accommodate 440 girls students.
Rooms are well furnished with single cots,
wardrobes, bookshelves, study table with
comfortable chairs, dressing tables in each
room. 141 single occupancy and 124 double
occupancy and dormitory style with attached
bathrooms are made available.
Modern kitchen with dining caters to the day
to day vegetarian diet of the students apart
from pantry at each floor. It provides modern
amenities like gymnasium hall, badminton
court, recreation rooms, uninterrupted power
supply with Wi fi facility, reading rooms. For the
convenient of the students two exclusive stair
case and lifts are provided for easy access.
Building is integrated with round the clock
manual as well as CCTV surveillance security
and firefighting system with a provision for fire
tender vehicle.

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JSS AHER NRI Hostel (Studio Apartment) at
SS Nagar, Mysuru
JSS AHER has constructed the residential block in studio apartment style with
a pantry to cater to the different dietary habits of the students at a cost of Rs.8
Crores just outside the main campus at SS Nagar.
It consists of Basement+G+3 floors having a built-up area of 1747.60 Sqm
with 25 Studio type flats with pantry and 4 two BHK flats. All flats are well
furnished with cots, bed side tables, wardrobes, TV unit, study table and book
racks.
Landscaping has been made all around the building to provide good ambiance
and recreation space has been provided at the ground floor. Amenities like lift,
uninterrupted power back up, manual and CCTV surveillance security services
and parking are available.
JSS AHER Staff Quarters, SS Nagar, Mysuru
JSS AHER has constructed the Staff quarters at a cost of Rs.6.5 Crores near the main
campus at Bannimantap Model house layout to cater to the requirement of fresh staff.
Each building is having G+2 floor structure with a total built up area of 1982 Sqm.
Ground floor is 1BHK house and 1st & 2nd floor with 2BHK houses. All flats are well
furnished with wardrobes and modern kitchen cabinets. Each flat is provided with a
separate geysers as well solar water heater. Necessary parking facilities are provided at
the ground floor. Landscaping has been made all around the building.

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JSS AHER Administrative Block at JSS MI Campus, Mysuru
Upgradation of
Auditorium at
JSS College of
Pharmacy
Campus, Mysuru
Sri Rajendra Auditorium of JSS AHER at JSS College of Pharmacy Mysuru
has been upgraded at a total cost of Rs. 2 Crores.
The auditorium with multipurpose halls provides 500 no’s seating
capacity are fully equipped with acoustics, lighting, audio-visual display
systems, centralized air condition facilities and modern green room for
conducting various functions, meetings and cultural activities.
It is having a separate access for the auditorium and provided with
differently abled friendly access along with a separate wash room facility
to cater to the requirement of the auditorium.
JSS AHER has constructed the new administrative block of 843 square meter built up area at an
investment of Rs 2.36 crores. Building is designed with Ground floor and roof is built up with an
advanced technology like PEB (Pre-Engineered Steel Building) technology. The entire office space is
ergonomically designed and provided with modular furniture for the staff and officers. False ceiling with
concealed LED cool lights has added to the aesthetic value of the interiors.
The Admin block is provided with Directors cabins(09 no’s),workstation (54 no’s), Board rooms (2 no’s),
visitors room(2 no’s) and dining (38 seating), separate washrooms for male, female as well as for
differently abled and for visitors.

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Sl
No.
A
JSS AHER Development Works during July’17 to June’18
Particulars Academics Residential Amenities Grand
Total
Amt Sqmt Sqft Amt Sqmt Sqft Amount Sqmt Sqft
New Projects
1 Construction
of Guest
House at
JSSMI
Campus,
Mysuru
2 Construction
of NRI
Residence
at SS Nagar,
Mysuru
(Studio
Apartments)
3 Construction
of Staff
Quarters at
SS Nagar,
Mysuru
4 Construction
of Additional
Floor for Girls
Hostel 'D'
Block
5 Completion
of Workshop
Building
at JSSMI
Campus,
Mysuru
(Admin
Annex)
6 Establishment
of Media
Centre
- 0 0 1,362.82 4889.59 52631.55 - 0 0 1,362.82
- 0 0 627.61 1747.6 18811.17 - 0 0 627.61
- 0 0 359.22 1982 21334.25 - 0 0 359.22
- 0 0 1,520.38 5500 59202 - 0 0 1,520.38
- 0 0 - 0 0 232.84 843.02 9074.27 232.84
2.28 21.6 232.5 - 0 0 - 0 0 2.28
7 Installation of 16.22 8.19 88.16 - 0 0 - 0 0 16.22
New Elevator
Total 18.50 29.79 320.66 3,870.03 14,119.19 151,978.97 232.84 843.02 9,074.27 4,121.37
B Renovation & Upgradation
1 Renovation &
Upgradation
of Forensic
Medicine &
Toxicology
Dept., &
Corridor at
JSSMC
40.56 1369.81 14744.63 - 0 0 - 0 0 40.56
2 Renovation &
Upgradation of
Animal House
at JSSMI
Campus
3 Renovation &
Upgradation of
OMR Dept.,
4 Renovation &
Upgradation
of Pre-Clinic
Prosthetic Lab
at 2nd Floor
5 Renovation &
Upgradation
of 'A' Block
(Additional)
6 Renovation &
Upgradation of
'B' Block
7 Renovation &
Upgradation of
Kitchen Area
8 Renovation of
Upgradation of
JSSCPM Boys
Hostel
9 Renovation &
Upgradation
of Rajendra
Auditorium
10 Renovation &
Upgradation of
Pharmacology
Dept.,
11 Renovation &
Upgradation
of Committee
Hall at 2nd
Floor
12 Construction of
Toilets at GF,
FF & SF
30.9 524.03 5640.66 - 0 0 - 0 0 30.90
30.66 797.73 8586.77 - 0 0 - 0 0 30.66
1.83 255.5 2750.2 - 0 0 - 0 0 1.83
- 0 0 114.33 1516.99 16328.88 - 0 0 114.33
- 0 0 9.66 1143.3 12306.48 - 0 0 9.66
- 0 0 11.58 165.06 1776.71 - 0 0 11.58
- 0 0 26.10 1568.05 16878.49 - 0 0 26.10
192.34 662.39 7129.97 - 0 0 - 0 0 192.34
48.21 556.06 5985.43 - 0 0 - 0 0 48.21
- 0 0 - 0 0 4.36 143.89 1548.83 4.36
- 0 0 - 0 0 1.32 44.07 474.37 1.32
13 Upgradation of 0.71 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 0.71
Animal House
Total 345.21 4,165.52 44,837.66 161.67 4,393.40 47,290.56 5.68 87.96 2,023.20 512.56
C Repair & Maintenance
1 Repair &
Maintenance
of Life Science
Dept.,
8.11 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 8.11
2 JSS Medical
College,
Mysuru
39.26 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 39.26

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3 JSS Dental
College &
Hospital,
Mysuru
4 JSS College
of Pharmacy,
Mysuru
5 JSS College
of Pharmacy,
Ooty
6 JSS Girls
Hostel at
JSSCPM
Campus
7 JSS Boys
Hostel at
JSSCPM
Campus
10.21 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 10.21
24.90 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 24.90
55.10 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 55.10
- 0 0 7.65 0 0 - 0 0 7.65
- 0 0 6.13 0 0 - 0 0 6.13
8 JSSCPO Hostel - 0 0 11.79 0 0 - 0 0 11.79
9 JSS Boys
Hostel at MI
Campus
- 0 0 10.20 0 0 - 0 0 10.20
Total 137.58 - - 35.77 - - - - - 173.35
Grand Total 501.29 4,195.31 45,158.32 4,067.47 18,512.59 199,269.53 238.52 1,030.98 11,097.47 4,807.28
(A+B+C)
Expenditure towards Development works under JSS AHER
Financial support towards Maintenance
EVENT
OUTCOME
Operational support infrastructure 67,91,571.00
IT support infrastructure 30,41,038.00
Academic and Research infrastructure support 86,57,243.00
Extended Curricular and Student support Infrastructure 51,78,554.00
Library support 3,33,66,510.00
Infrastructure Upgradation support to Hostels 68,83,962.00
Development infrastructure
EVENT
OUTCOME (Rs in Lakhs)
Renovation & Upgradation of Academic Infrastructure 130.56
Renovation & Upgradation of Residential Infrastructure 4031.7
Admin / Amenities Infrastructure 479.78
Repair & Maintenance works of Constituent Colleges & Hostels 165.24
Grand Total 4807.28

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JSS AHER has invested Rs.18.47 Lakhs towards the deputation of 88 faculties
for 66 conferences for the academic development
Sl
No.
Sl
No.
TA/DA extended towards Deputation of Faculty for Seminar & Conference of Constituent Colleges
for the month from June 2017 to July 2018
Name of the Institution
JSS AHER has conducted 42 national and international level
conferences / seminars / training by incurring an amount of
Rs. 48.73 Lakhs and out of which 5265 have been benefited
Seminar / Conference / Training conducted by JSS AHER & Constituent Colleges
Institution Beneficiaries No. of
Conference
conducted
No. of
Conference
Total
expenditure
No. of Staff
beneficiaries
Registration
fee
Remarks
Amount
1 JSS Medical College, Mysuru 26 31 565,377.00
2 JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru 19 25 352,069.00
3 JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru 3 9 501,631.00
4 JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty 12 12 294,713.00
5 JSS AHER 6 11 132,860.00
Total 66 88 1,846,650.00
Grants /
Sponsorship
1 JSS Medical College, 2022 18 2,142,863.00 642,832.00 323,928.00
Mysuru
2 JSS Dental College & 798 11 801,367.00 256,150.00 -
Hospital, Mysuru
3 JSS College of
1525 7 994,775.00 445,964.00 371,722.00
Pharmacy, Mysuru
4 JSS College of
920 6 933,739.00 296,950.00 806,500.00
Pharmacy, Ooty
5 JSS AHER 0 7 213,172.00 - -
Total 5265 42 4,872,744.00 1,641,896.00 1,502,150.00
Civil Works Review Meetings during July 2017 to June 2018
Sl Meeting Dates
Particulars
No.
1 16-08-2017 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
2 20-09-2017 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
3 19-10-2017 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
4 16-11-2017 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
5 21-12-2017 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
6 22-01-2018 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
7 19-04-2018 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
8 24-05-2018 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
9 21-06-2018 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)
10 19-07-2018 Monthly review progress meeting
Additional 4th to 7th floor Girl’s Hostel D block, Studio Apartment
and Staff quarters (CITB)

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Overveiw of Infrastructure at JSS AHER
Human Resource at JSS AHER
LAND DETAILS
BUILT UP AREA (Sq.mts)
Teaching Faculty - 536
Main Campus
Off Campus(Ooty)
50.80 Acres
06.45 Acres
Main Campus 90349.22
Off Campus(Ooty) 36032.01
Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor
Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
Total
57.25 Acres
Total 126381.23
103 31 134 68 38 106 154 142 296
Varuna Campus
104.2 Acres
Teaching Faculty - Qualification
FACILITIES
State of the art Infrastructure
ICT Enabled Campus
Energy Conservative facilities
Differently abled friendly buildings
Highest Qualification
Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor
Male Female Male Femal Male Femal Total
Ph.D. 33 5 8 2 35 14 97
M.Phil. 1 0 0 0 2 1 4
PG 67 26 60 36 112 110 411
Adjunct Faculty
Non-Teaching Faculty
Medical 14
Male Female Total
Dental 03
Permanent 421 242 663
Pharmacy 10
On Contract 134 136 270
Life Sciences 06
Administration 01
Technical Faculty
Male Female Total
Recruited 99 34 133
JSS HOSPITAL
- 3 Tesla MRI & 128 Slice CT
- 37 Specialties & Super Specialty
- I800 Bedded Hospital
- NABH Accredited
- 12.5 Acres with 12.5 lakh sq.ft Built area
- 180 ICU Beds
- 22 OTs + 2 Modular OTs
- 55 Special Clinics

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
AND SERVICES (ITS)

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES
“It is imperative to adopt technology to take education to the next level”
JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research has ambitious plans for growth as part of its strategic directions.
It is imperative that the Technology implementations must keep pace with the growth of the organization and
also to adhere to the guidelines of Government and Statutory bodies.
The Information Technology & Services (ITS) Department has ambitious plans for ICT implementation in the
organization and is working towards achieving the planned programs. Many programs have been implemented
and many are in the pipeline to be implemented.
As part of our support to Active Learning and Pedagogical Innovations we have set up a Cloud based IT
framework called JSSU Online through which we are now able to deliver our Educational resources to students
anywhere and anytime on any computing device. JSSU Online is envisaged to provide a host of capabilities
around educational resource delivery and control in phased manner to all the constituent colleges of JSS AHER
as part of its IT Roadmap. Some of the capabilities which are going live this year are:
1. Digital Content Management at Course / Subject / Chapter and Topic level
Digital Content including all the course material used for teaching can be made available to Students as
part of making the content available to students outside the classroom.
2. Sessional Marks Module
This module helps the teaching staff to manage the sessional marks for students and making it available
on the student portal.
3. Student Feedback Module
Student 3600 Feedback Module enables taking feedback from students on various parameters about the
faculty. This is mandated by the Apex bodies like MCI, DCI and PCI.
4. MCQ Module
MCQ Module enables Teaching Staff to administer MCQ based Examination with the ability to build a
Question bank with difficulty levels and then administering to the targeted audience anytime.
Dr. Ravindra R
Chief Information Officer
“In the face of technology, everything becomes a
little atavistic”
JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research has ambitious plans for growth as part of its
strategic directions. It is imperative that the Technology implementations have to keep pace with
the growth of the organization and also to adhere to the guidelines of Government and Statutory
bodies.
The IT Department has ambitious plans for ICT implementation in the University and are working
towards achieving the planned programs. Many programs have been implemented and many are in
the pipeline to be implemented.
5. Student Attendance
Student Attendance module enables to mark attendance at the classroom digitally. All consolidated
reports are generated without much efforts at any point of time. This would have taken weeks for manual
compilation of data.
6. Teachers Diary
Compliance of Teaching plan or Lesson Plan is now automated thru Teachers Diary
7. Electronic Leave Management
This module manages the Leave electronically for the entire University and its constituent colleges
including JSS Hospital and College of Pharmacy, Ooty. This module saves almost around 60k paper
sheets per annum.
8. eTapaal
eTapaal is an initiative of the University to digitise all communications including all circulars, memos,
letters, approvals etc. This application is envisaged to save a huge quantity of stationery and efforts
for despatch. Now most of the communication is sent thru eTapaal saving time, effort and money thus
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9. Research and Publications, Research Project
The publications of our Faculties and Researchers are collected and streamlined through a repository
which can be viewed and collated online.
This is a self managed database creation by the Research Scholars. This collection enables availability
of information in one place for showcasing to statutory bodies like MCI , DCI etc
10. University Faculty Profile
This module enables University Faculty Profile to be centrally managed and enable easy access to Staff
Data.
11. Unified Website for the University and Constituent Colleges
We have now moved all the different websites and domains into one single unified website and secured
domain ( https://www.jssuni.edu.in ). This has enabled to showcase the University and constituent
colleges in a standardised and professional way. The entire website now is made into a dynamic site with
required data coming directly from the databases without requiring duplication of efforts.
12. IT Network Infrastructure with Campus WiFi
We initiated setting up a Campus wide Managed Networking facility – Data Centre and Distribution
Networks for creating a unified, robust anywhere anytime Computer Networking both LAN/WAN and
Wi-Fi to cater to the ever growing needs of the University and its constituent colleges. As part of our
strategic roadmap to build a roust IT Infrastructure which includes a state of the art managed Local Area
Networking interlinked with a Campus wide Wi-Fi network, we embarked on building a Network & Data
Centre at the Digital Library of our Medical College building. This was envisaged to replace the then
existed unstructured and networking without a firewall and VLAN facility. One of the major positives in
adopting the new Network technology is because several new trends in information access are impacting
organisations’ ability to control and secure sensitive organization data.
Along with this, we took up internal LAN upgradations required to replace the unstructured network and
bring uniformity in interoperability of the Constituent colleges. The following areas have been completed
between Ooty and Mysore campus enabling Video Conferencing for Classes.
House, FLS, MBS Section and the Heritage Building Block.
1. IT Network Infrastructure with Campus WiFi – extension of Internal LAN and Wifi for
a. Medical College Building
b. Dental College Building
c. Pharmacy College – Mysore
2. Unified Library Management
We are creating an OPAC based Library management system to be made available for search from
our Web Site. This would provide a standardised way of managing Library including Procurement
Books and Journals and facilitate easy search of the catalogue.
3. Uniform Payroll Management System for the University
4. Student Fee Management
The plan is to move all transactions to the digital form in view of the GOI guidelines around
Digitisation.
5. eLearning and LMS
The university has to provide pedagogical platform for learning and practice and prepare students
for the changing learning methodologies. These are some of the guidelines from UGC and GOI
bodies to streamline and standardise the education system in Universities.
6. Online and Distance Learning
The university is extending the Learning opportunities to students who wish to register for distance
learning. This platform is envisaged to cover the entire life cycle of the student Enrolment to
Certification ( E2C )
7. Patient Management System at Dental College and Hospital, Mysore.
It is proposed to implement a new Patient Management System for Dental College and Hospital
in view of the increasing demands and fully automate the data capture for both statistics,
compliance and research needs.
These modules enable the University in its quest to implement Digitization and ICT enablement of its
Pedagogy and Other activities.
13. Admissions Online
We have now enabled Web based applications, registration and online payment to all our courses
including generation of Hall Tickets and Communications around admissions.
14. Conferences with Online Payment
Now we have a platform to enable payment gateway for any conference and seminar that is being
conducted by the University and its constituent colleges for online registration.
These modules enable the University in its quest to implement Digitization and ICT enablement of its
Pedagogy and Other activities.
1.2. Projects / New Programs for Jan 2018 – Dec 2020
The following Projects / Programs are scheduled to be executed in line with our IT Roadmap.

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AND STATISTICS - (BQS)
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BUREAU OF QUALITY AND STATISTICS
“Statistics is the grammar of science”
JSS AHER RATINGS & RANKINGS 2017-2018
NIRF
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research is ranked among the top 50 university / Higher Education
Institutions in India by NIRF continuously for the last four years and ranked 37th in 2018 among all
the Universities and HEIs’ in India. JSS Pharmacy College Ooty & JSS Pharmacy College, Mysore was
ranked 15th and 10th in the country in NIRF 2018.
QS
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research had been awarded QS 4-stars rating in excellence by
QS- Quacquarelli Symonds from the UK in 2018 and being the first to receive four star in excellence
among all the Health Sciences Institutions in India.
KSURF
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research was ranked 1st among young Universities/HEIs’ in
Karnataka by Karnataka State University Ratings 2017.
Dr. Nilani P
Dy. Director - Bureau of Quality and Statistics
The Bureau of Quality and Statistics concerns with the data processing and statistical interpretation of data
acquired from various divisions of JSS AHER as well as from the Constituent Colleges and Departments.
The division concerns with submission of representation to various national and international ranking
and rating authorities aimed at achieving recognitions and accreditations to JSS AHER. Media rankings
and media writing related to ranking, policies and strategic planning are under the ambit of the division.
The Division is headed by Dr. Nilani P as Deputy Director. With the hard work and efforts from the
team, the Deemed-to-be University has earned various accolades and is being recognised nationally and
internationally for its collative achievements.

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EXAMINATIONS

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EXAMINATIONS
EIGHTH CONVOCATION
22 NOVEMBER 2017
The Eighth Annual Convocation of JSS AHER was held on 22 November 2017, at Sri Rajendra Auditorium,
JSS Medical Institutions campus. Shri Vajubhai Vala, Hon’ble Governor of Karnataka, was the Chief Guest.
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, Chancellor, JSS AHER, presided over the
function. Dr. C G Betsurmath, Executive Secretary, JSSMVP, Dr. B Suresh, Vice Chancellor, Dr. Manjunatha
B, Registrar, Dr (Lt Col) R Vijaysimha, Controller of Examinations and others were present. Dr. B Suresh, Vice
Chancellor welcomed the gathering and presented a brief report of JSS AHER. can beat the USA. We need to
utilize it. We have talent and intelligence. We have knowledge and courage, but we lack research, so youths
should take up extensive research, find medicines to cure diseases which are causing problems to people. The
doctors should take up more and more research in their respective fields.” Governor Vala said. He opined that
the field of medicine has advanced with transplantation of heart, kidney and liver, Indian scientists should try
transplantation of brain that will draw attention of rest of the world.
“The country will be strengthened and developed only if the citizens are healthy. Medical service is inevitable
to protect the health. No people should be deprived of health facilities at any cost and doctors should treat poor
patients with compassion” he said. He advised the young doctors to stand by ethics, truth, keep away from bad
practices and imbibe good deeds giving up ego.
A total of 1274 students of JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysore, JSS
College of Pharmacy, Ooty, Departments of Life Sciences, Water & Health and Health System Management
Studies were awarded degrees and diplomas – PhD, DM, MCh, MD, MS, PG Diplomas, MPH and MSc (Medical
Sciences) in Faculty of Medicine, MDS, PG Diploma and BDS in Faculty of Dentistry, PhD, MPharm, PG Diploma,
PharmD, BPharm and DPharm in the Faculty of Pharmacy, PhD, MSc and BSc in the Faculty Biomedical Sciences,
MSc and BSc in the Faculty of Life Sciences and MBA (Hospital Administration) in the Faculty of Management
Studies. Among these, 40 graduates were awarded a total of 56 Gold Medals/Cash prize, 22 scholars were
awarded PhD and 05 were awarded Super Speciality Degrees in the Faculty of Medicine and 2 candidates were
awarded M Phil degree.
Dr. Sudeendra Bhat
Controller of Examinations
The examination section functions under the direction of Controller of Examinations and is responsible
for conduction of examinations, appointment of examiners, valuation and announcement of results. The
Conduct of convocation and award of degree, endowment management and RTI support are the extended
profiles of the division.
The division is headed by Dr. Sudeendra Bhat who is the Controller of Examinations. He is supported
by the three Deputy Controller of Examinations – Dr. Renuka M, Dr. Madhusudan N Purohit and
Dr. Mahima V Guledgud.

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During this Eighth Annual Convocation, 1274 students are being conferred their degrees in Medical, Dental,
Pharmacy, Biomedical Sciences, Life Sciences and Management Studies Faculties. Details are as under:
1 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 22
2 Super Speciality Degree in Faculty of Medicine (DM/MCh) 5
3 Master of Philosophy (Psychiatric Social Work) 2
4 Postgraduate Degree in Faculty of Medicine(MD/MS) 110
5 Postgraduate Diploma in Faculty of Medicine 28
6 Master of Science (Medical Sciences) in Faculty of Medicine (M.Sc) 29
7 Masters in Public Health in Faculty of Medicine (MPH) 2
8 Undergraduate Degree in Faculty of Medicine (MBBS) 155
9 Postgraduate Degree in Faculty of Dentistry (MDS) 31
10 Postgraduate Diploma in Faculty of Dentistry 3
11 Undergraduate Degree in Faculty of Dentistry (BDS) 115
12 Postgraduate Degree in Faculty of Pharmacy (M. Pharm) 138
13 Postgraduate Diploma in Faculty of Pharmacy 91
14 Doctor of Pharmacy Degree in Faculty of Pharmacy (Pharm.D) 73
15 Bachelor of Pharmacy Degree in Faculty of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) 200
16 Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) 77
17 Master of Science in Faculty of Biomedical Sciences (M.Sc) 9
18 Bachelor of Science (Allied Health Sciences) in Faculty of Biomedical Sciences (B.Sc) 72
19 Master of Science in Faculty of Life Sciences (M.Sc) 68
20 Bachelor of Science in Faculty of Life Sciences (B.Sc) 17
21 Master of Business Administration (Hospital Administration) in the Faculty of
Management Studies (MBA)
Total 1274
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LIST OF GOLD MEDAL & CASH PRIZE AWARDEES – 2017
Sl.
No
1. 14M10203 Dr. Poornima R MD -
Pharmacology
Reg No Name Course Name of Gold Medal
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in MD (Para Clinical)
2. 14M11203 Dr. Pavan Kulkarni MD – Pathology Dr. S J Nagalothimath Memorial Gold
Medal for proficiency in MD Pathology
3. 14M13203 Dr. Savitha Rani B B MD - Community
Medicine
4. 14M24202 Dr. Prithvishree
Ravindra
5. 14M15207 Dr. Nudurupati
Gowtham Kumar
MD - Emergency
Medicine
MD - General
Medicine
6. 14M16207 Dr. Namratha G C MD -
Anaesthesiology
KACH MYCON-2009 Gold Medal for
outstanding student in MD Community
Medicine
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in MD (Clinical)
Astymin, Excellence Award (Gold
Medal), for outstanding student in MD
General Medicine Dr K H PRAVEEN Gold
Medal for proficiency in MD General
Medicine KAPICON - 2011 Gold Medal for
proficiency in MD General Medicine
“PG EXCEL 2012” Gold Medal for
proficiency in MD Anaesthesiology
7. 14M17209 Dr. Sruthi Balla MD – Paediatrics Bifilac Excellence Award (Gold Medal), for
outstanding student in MD Paediatrics Dr.
K H Praveen Gold Medal, for outstanding
student in MD Paediatrics
8. 14M18202 Dr. Navya M MD -
Dermatology,
Venereology &
Leprosy
9. 14M07204 Dr. Rajendraprasad
Janga
MS – Oto-Rhino-
Laryngology
10. 14M05202 Dr. Anubhav Verma MS -
Orthopaedics
11. 14M05203 Dr. Ishani Patel MS -
Orthopaedics
ASTICON 2013 Cash Award, for
outstanding student in MD Dermatology,
Venereology & Leprosy
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in MS
Dr. J S Hegde Gold Medal for proficiency
in MS Orthopaedics
Dr. J S Hegde Gold Medal for proficiency
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12. 15M36202 Dr. Sphoorthy G Itigi PG Diploma
in Oto-Rhino-
Laryngology
13. 15M35201 Dr. Akhila
Pochinapeddi
Diploma in
Anaesthesiology
14. 14B10319 Shweta Kumari K MSc - Medical
Biochemistry
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in PG Diploma in Medicine
“PG EXCEL 2012” Gold Medal
for proficiency in PG Diploma in
Anaesthesiology
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in M Sc (Medical Sciences)
Biochemistry Excellence Award (Gold
Medal), for outstanding student in M Sc -
Medical Biochemistry
15. 11M01106 Nishchitha M MBBS His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in MBBS degree Astymin,
Excellence Award (Gold Medal), for
outstanding student in MBBS
16. 11M01067 Ishita Malik MBBS Dr. G N Bhaskar Memorial Gold Medal
for securing highest marks in the subject
of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology in
MBBS KACH MYCON-2009 Gold Medal for
securing highest marks in the subject of
Community Medicine in MBBS
17. 11M01013 Ajay Koushik MBBS Dr. K H PRAVEEN Gold Medal for
proficiency in the subject General
Medicine in MBBS
18. 14D10102 Dr. Poornima Chandran
K R
MDS - Oral
Medicine and
Radiology
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in MDS “Gade Narasimha
Rao” Gold Medal obtaining highest marks
in MDS
21. 12D01034 Heng Jun Yang BDS His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in BDS Dr. C G Raju Gold
Medal for obtaining highest marks in final
year BDS
22. 15P14018 Srijata Sur M Pharm
-Pharmaceutical
Regulatory Affairs
23. 15P04201 Rayeni Mohan Krishna M Pharm
-Industrial
Pharmacy
24. 15P05007 Manusmitha S S M Pharm
-Pharmaceutical
Analysis
25. 15P06201 Sameer Kumar Panda M Pharm
-Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology
26. 15P07001 Aakriti Garg M Pharm
-Pharmaceutical
Chemistry
27. 15P08212 Subharaj Saha M Pharm –
Pharmaceutics
28. 15P09201 Soorya R M Pharm –
Pharmacognosy
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in M. PharmTablets India,
Excellence Award (Gold Medal), for
outstanding student in M. Pharm
Sri KVP Amar Kumar Gold Medal for
obtaining highest marks in Industrial
Pharmacy branch in M Pharm
Rajanikant B Raja Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in Pharmaceutical Analysis
branch in M Pharm
Sri Bhojaraj Panjoomal Gold Medal
for obtaining highest marks in
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology branch in
M Pharm
St. Peter’s Institute of Pharmaceutical
Sciences Gold Medal for obtaining highest
marks in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
branch in M Pharm
Delvin Gold Medal for obtaining highest
marks in Pharmaceutics branch in M
Pharm
Dr. K Chinnaswamy Gold Medal
for obtaining highest marks in
Pharmacognosy branch in M Pharm
19. 14D08101 Dr. Gadupudi Salini
Samyuktha
MDS - Public
Health Dentistry
20. 15D13101 Dr. Deeba Zaheer PG Diploma in
Conservative,
Endodontics
& Aesthetic
Dentistry
Dr C V K Reddy Gold Medal for proficiency
in MDS Public Health Dentistry
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in PG Diploma in Dentistry
29. 15P10008 Veneetha Francis T M Pharm –
Pharmacology
30. 15P12008 Neethu Benny M. Pharm -
Pharmacy
Practice
Sri Hiralal Sadhwani Gold Medal for
obtaining highest marks in Pharmacology
branch in M Pharm
Mr Frank May Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in Pharmacy Practice
branch in M Pharm Synowledge Gold
Medal for obtaining highest marks in
Pharmacy Practice branch in M Pharm

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31. 15P13011 Nikitha K Heble M Pharm -
Pharmaceutical
Quality Assurance
NATCO Pharma Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in Pharmaceutical Quality
Assurance branch in M Pharm
32. 16P38007 Juneeta Anna Benny PG Diploma
in Medicine
and Poison
Information
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in PG Diploma in Pharmacy
33. 11P02373 Dr. Ria Rose Roy Pharm D His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in Pharm D Hospital
Pharmacy Foundation Gold Medal for
obtaining highest marks in Pharm D
34. 13P01017 Ashwini Prem Kumar B Pharm His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in B Pharm Tablets India,
Excellence Award (Gold Medal), for
outstanding student in B Pharm
35. 15P04514 Ethaya S Diploma in
Pharmacy
36. 15B10804 Nimna George M Sc - Clinical
Embryology
37. 13B00506 Esther P Endjala BSc - Operation
Theatre
Technology
38. 15B11705 Mamatha M M Sc
-Bioinformatics
39. 14B00912 Zeba Parveen B Sc
-Biotechnology
40. 15HA0009 Georgia Thabitha Alex MBA - Hospital
Administration
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in D Pharm
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in M Sc (Biomedical
Sciences)
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in B Sc (Biomedical
Sciences)
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in M Sc (Life Sciences)
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in B Sc (Life Sciences)
His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri
Rajendra Swamiji Gold Medal for obtaining
highest marks in MBA

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EIGHTH CONVOCATION

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JSS MEDICAL COLLEGE
JSS MC - JSS AHER Video Intro
JSS Medical College is a constituent college of JSS
Academy of Higher Education and Research (Established
under Section-3 of UGC Act) since 28-05-2008. The
College is recognized by the Medical Council of India and
the college aims at imparting excellent quality medical
education that markedly improves the health sector and
cater to the need of all strata of the society.
JSS Medical College has emerged as renowned institute
in the country by providing medical education of high
standards and compassionate health care programs
through internationalization, innovation in academic and
research studies. Equipped with excellent state of the art
infrastructure, laboratories and modern teaching aids, JSS
Medical College is progressing towards greater heights.
JSS Medical College offers undergraduate course in
medicine (M.B.B.S) with annual intake of 200 seats and
postgraduate degree (M.D and M.S) in 22 different medical
disciplines along with 4 super specialty courses, DM
Medical Gastroenterology, DM Neurology, DM Nephrology
and M.Ch. Urology. Additionally, the institute offers 11
BSc Biomedical science programmes and M.Sc. in 7
disciplines (Medical Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry,
Pharmacology, Microbiology, Clinical embryology) and
master’s in public health (MPH).

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PRINCIPAL’S PROFILE
Strategic Plan and Future Directions
Dr. H. Basavanagowdappa
Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Principal, JSS Medical College
Dr. H. Basavanagowdappa is a senior academician, physician by profession, teacher as well as a researcher by
passion. He has completed his Doctorate in Medicine and worked at several levels of hierarchy. Currently he is
a Professor of Medicine and Principal of the prestigious JSS Medical College. He is the Dean of the Faculty of
Medicine at JSS AHER. He has been recognized and awarded with several oration awards at various national
and international platforms. He has conducted many global multicentric clinical trials. He has steered an ICMR
funded study on estimation of prevalence of hypertension and diabetes among Jenu kuruba tribal community
which has captured the policy makers through evidence based factual statistics. Cardio-Metabolic disorders
is his thrust area of academic and research interest, and he is a sought-after guide for the younger faculty in
the same field and intends to develop a band of future researchers with his mentorship. He is renowned for
his excellent teaching and skillful administration. He has played a vital role in creating avenue for developing
humane & efficient health-care professionals from the institute. He is a role model for the group of medical
professionals who aim to become passionate teachers as well as high quality researchers.
Medical care with compassion
Academic excellence
Nurturing student quality
Technology driven education and care
Research and innovations
Achieve continuous and lifelong learning
Increase speciality/ super speciality & subspecialties
Increase number of PG seats
Increase hospital inputs-Clinical material
Start more special clinics
Student exchange Program
International student collaborations
Conferences
Implement MCI new syllabus rollout plan
Biomedical syllabus revision – MHRD
Imbibe research culture
Training for competitive exams
Student support initiatives
Extracurricular support
Develop efficient student, teacher and parent network &
communication
ICT enabled TL methods
IT-Student support
Central Research facility
Increase in funded projects
Increase in publications
Extension of molecular lab services
Value added courses
Skills & simulator lab
Conferences/ seminars/ experts

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ADMISSIONS
SL.
NO.
Program / Course TOTAL INTAKE No of Students Enrolled
Male Female Total
1 MBBS 200 80 120 200
2 PG Degree 123 50 49 99
3 PG Diploma 32 8 17 25
4 Super Speciality 6 5 1 6
5 M.Sc. Medical 100 9 20 29
6 M.Sc. Clinical Embryology 10 1 9 10
7 M.P.H. 20 1 - 1
8 M.Phil 6 2 4 6
9 Ph.D. 15 2 13 15
10 B.Sc. AHS 114 67 47 114
Sl
No
Course
Results Analysis
MBBS - Examinations - January 2018
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass Class
1 MBBS Phase - II (RS-1) 189 153 80.95 5 69 79 -
2 MBBS Phase - II 48 15 31.25 - - - 15
3 MBBS Phase - III , Part I 180 138 76.67 1 44 90 3
4 MBBS Phase - III , Part II 129 104 80.62 - 30 64 10
5 MBBS Phase-III, Part-I 59 48 81.36 - - 11 37
6 MBBS Phase-III, Part-II 50 36 72 - 1 14 21
Sl No Course / Degree No. Appeared
Results Analysis
MBBS - Examinations - October 2017
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass Class
1 MBBS Phase-I(RS-1) 27 15 55.56 - - - 15
2 MBBS Phase-I 1 0 0 - - - -
Results Analysis
MBBS - Examinations - January 2018
Sl
Course
No. Ap-
No.
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass Class
No
peared
Passed
1 MBBS Phase - II (RS-1) 204 151 74.02 5 70 74 2
2 MBBS Phase - III , Part I
179 161 89.94 6 70 85 -
(RS-1)
3 MBBS Phase - II 23 4 17.39 - - - 4
4 MBBS Phase - III , Part I 30 16 53.33 - - 6 10
5 MBBS Phase - III , Part II 192 154 80.21 - 29 112 13
Sl
No
Course
Result Analysis
MD / MS / Diploma Examinations April 2017
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class /
Pass
1 MD Anatomy - - - - - -
2 MD Physiology - - - - - -
3 MD Biochemistry 2 2 100 - 2 -
4 MD Pharmacology 4 4 100 - 4 -
5 MD Pathology 8 8 100 - 2 6
6 MD Microbiology 3 3 100 - - 3
7 MD Community Medicine 4 4 100 - 3 1
8 MD Forensic Medicine - - - - - -
9 MD General Medicine 13 10 76.92 - 1 9
10 MD Anaesthesiology 9 9 100 - 7 2
11 MD Paediatrics 10 9 90 - 1 8
12 MD Skin 6 6 100 - 4 2
13 MD Psychiatry 3 3 100 - 1 2
14 MD Radio Diagnosis 5 5 100 - 2 3
15 MD TB & Respiratory Medicine 2 2 100 - 1 1
16 MD - Hospital Administration 2 2 100 - 2 -
17 MD-Emergency Medicine 2 2 100 2 - -
18 MS General Surgery 16 11 68.75 - - 11
19 MS OBG 7 7 100 - 1 6
20 MS Orthopaedics 6 6 100 - - 6
21 MS Ophthalmology 4 4 100 - 1 3
22 MS ENT 4 4 100 1 2 1
23 DCP 3 3 100 - 1 2
24 DGO 6 5 83.33 - - 5

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25 DCH 3 3 100 - 1 2
26 D'Ortho 6 5 83.33 - - 5
27 DA 4 4 100 - 1 3
28 DDVL 1 1 100 - - 1
29 DO 1 1 100 - - 1
30 DLO 2 2 100 - 1 1
31 DPM 1 1 100 - - 1
32 DMRD 2 2 100 - - 2
MD 73 69 94.52 2 30 37
MS 37 32 86.49 1 4 27
PG Degree - Total 110 101 91.82 3 34 64
PG Diploma 29 27 92.09 0 4 23
Grand Total 139 128 92.09 3 38 87
Results Analysis
MD / MBBS MS / Diploma - Examinations Examinations - January October 20182017
Sl
Course
No. No. Ap-
No.
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass Class
No
Appeared peared
Passed
1 MBBS MD General Phase Medicine - II (RS-1) 204 4 151 3 74.02 75 5- 70 - 74 1 2
2 MBBS MD Paediatrics Phase - III , Part I 179 1 161 1 89.94 100 6- 70 - 85 - 1-
3
(RS-1)
MS General Surgery 5 4 80 - - - 4
3
4
MBBS Phase - II
MS OBG
23
1
4
1
17.39
100 - -
-
1
4
-
4
5
MBBS Phase - III , Part I
DGO
30
1
16
1
53.33
100 - -
6
-
10
1
5
6
MBBS Phase - III , Part II
D'Ortho
192
1
154
0
80.21
0 -
29
-
112
-
13
-
MD 5 4 80 - 0 1 3
MS 6 5 83.33 - 0 1 4
PG Degree - Total 11 9 81.82 - 0 2 7
PG Diploma 2 1 50 0 0 0 1
Grand Total 13 10 76.92 0 0 2 8
Sl
No
Course / Degree
Results Analysis
Super MBBS Speciality - Examinations - Medical - January August 2018 2017
No. Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass Class
1 DM Medical Gastroenterology 1 1 100 - - 1 -
2 DM Neurology 2 2 100 - - 2 -
3 M. Ch Urology 1 1 100 - 1 - -
Sl
No
Course / Degree
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass
Class
1 I M Sc (Medical Anatomy) 1 1 100 - - - 1
2 I M Sc (Medical Biochemistry) 16 10 62.5 - - - 10
3 Final M Sc (Medical
Biochemistry)
19 19 100 1 3 15 -
4 I M Sc (Medical Microbiology) 18 6 33.33 - - - 6
5 Final M Sc (Medical
Microbiology)
9 6 66.67 - - 6 -
6 I M Sc (Medical Physiology) 1 1 100 - - - 1
7 Final M Sc (Medical Physiology) 1 1 100 - - 1 -
8 I M Sc (Medical Pharmacology) 5 2 40 - - - 2
9 Final M Sc (Medical
1 1 100 - 1 - -
Pharmacology)
M Sc (Bio- Medical Sciences)
10 Final M Sc (Clinical
Embryology)
8 8 100 4 4 - -
11 I M Sc (Forensic Odontology) 1 1 100 - - 1 -
12 Final M Sc (Forensic
Odontology)
I BSc (AHS) RS-1
Results Analysis
MBBS - Examinations - January 2018
1 1 100 - 1 - -
13 Medical Laboratory Technology 6 3 50 - - - 3
14 Medical Imaging Technology 7 2 28.57 - - - 2
15 Anaesthesia & Operation
4 0 0 - - -
Theatre
16 Respiratory Care Technology 19 9 47.37 - - - 9
17 Renal Dialysis Technology 6 3 50 - - - 3
18 Cardiac Care Technology 6 3 50 - - - 3
19 Perfusion Technology 6 3 50 - - - 3
20 Physicion Assistant 1 1 100 - - - 1
21 Optometry - - - - - - -
22 Emergency Medicine 1 1 100 - - - 1
23 Medical Laboratory Technology 16 11 68.75 - 3 4 4

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24 Medical Imaging Technology 21 20 95.24 2 9 9 -
25 Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre
19 14 73.68 2 4 5 3
Technology
26 Respiratory Care Technology 26 9 34.62 - 1 3 5
27 Renal Dialysis Technology 21 16 76.19 1 8 7 -
28 Cardiac Care Technology 16 10 62.5 1 4 2 3
29 Perfusion Technology 15 10 66.67 - 3 2 5
Sl
No
Course
Result Analysis
M Sc Examinations - December 2017
No. Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass
Class
1 I M.Sc - Medical Biochemistry 5 2 40 - - - 2
2 I M.Sc - Medical Microbiology 11 5 45.45 - - - 5
3 I M.Sc - Medical Pharmacology 3 2 66.67 - - - 2
30 Physicion Assistant 7 3 42.86 - 1 2 -
31 Optometry 5 5 100 - 4 1 -
4 Final M.Sc - Medical
Microbiology
3 0 0 - - - -
32 Emergency Medicine 12 11 91.67 1 4 6 -
III BSc (AHS) RS-1
Result Analysis
BSc AHS (Old Scheme) Examinations - December 2017
33 Medical Laboratory Technology 16 14 87.5 - 12 2 -
34 Medical Imaging Technology 28 28 100 3 16 9 -
Sl
No
I BSC(AHS)
Course
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass
Class
35 Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre
12 12 100 1 4 6 1
Technology
36 Respiratory Care Technology 23 22 95.65 - 5 9 8
37 Renal Dialysis Technology 27 26 96.3 4 15 7 -
38 Cardiac Care Technology 30 24 80 1 5 12 6
39 Perfusion Technology 29 28 96.55 - 4 14 10
40 Physicion Assistant 2 0 0 - - - -
41 Emergency Medicine 1 1 100 - 1 - -
Sl
No
Course / Degree
Results Analysis
BSc AHS (Old Scheme) Examinations - June 2017
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass
Class
I BSc (AHS)
1 Medical Imaging Technology 3 1 33.33 - - - 1
II BSc (AHS)
2 Medical Laboratory Technology 1 0 0 - - - -
III BSc (AHS)
3 Operation Theatre Technology 1 1 100 - - - 1
1 B Sc (Medical Imaging
Technology)
II BSC(AHS)
2 B Sc (Medical Laboratory
Technology)
III BSC(AHS)
3 B Sc (Medical Imaging
Technology)
Sl
No
Course
1 0 0 - - - -
1 1 100 - - - 1
1 1 100 - - 1 -
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass
Class
I BSC(AHS)
1 Medical Laboratory Technology 4 3 75 - - - 3
2 Medical Imaging Technology 6 1 16.67 - - - 1
3 Anaesthesia & Operation
Theatre Technology
Result Analysis
BSc AHS (RS -1) Examinations - December 2017
3 3 100 - - - 3
4 Respiratory Care Technology 10 4 40 - - - 4
5 Renal Dialysis Technology 3 2 66.67 - - - 2
6 Cardiac Care Technology 3 2 66.67 - - - 2
7 Perfusion Technology 5 5 100 - - - 5

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Sl
No
Course
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage O
Grade
A
Grade
B
Grade
C
Grade
D
Grade
I BSC(AHS) SS
1 B Sc (Medical Laboratory
16 7 44 - - 1 4 2
Technology)
2 B Sc (Medical Imaging Technology) 22 13 59 - - 2 8 5
3 B Sc (Anaesthesia & Operation
Theatre Technology)
15 8 53 - - 3 5 -
4 B Sc (Respiratory Care Technology) 12 9 75 - - 1 4 4
5 B Sc (Renal Dialysis Technology) 11 6 55 - - 2 3 1
6 B.Sc (Cardiac Care Technology) 11 9 82 - 1 1 5 2
7 B.Sc (Perfusion Technology) 10 7 70 - - 5 1 1
8 B.Sc (Physicion Assistant ) 1 0 0 - - - - -
9 B.Sc (Emergency Medicine) 17 10 59 - 2 2 3 3
10 B.Sc (Optometry) 7 6 86 - - 3 1 2
II BSC(AHS) SS
Result Analysis
BSc AHS (Semester Scheme) Examinations - December 2017
1 B Sc (Medical Laboratory
6 4 66.67 - - - 1 3
Technology)
2 B Sc (Medical Imaging Technology) 9 3 33.33 - - - 2 1
3 B Sc (Anaesthesia & Operation
Theatre Technology)
2 2 100 - - - - 2
4 B Sc (Respiratory Care Technology) 3 3 100 - - - - 3
5 B Sc (Renal Dialysis Technology) 4 2 50 - - - - 2
6 B.Sc (Cardiac Care Technology) 3 1 33.33 - - - 1 -
7 B.Sc (Perfusion Technology) 1 1 100 - - - - 1
8 B.Sc (Physicion Assistant ) 3 1 33.33 - - - - 1
9 B.Sc (Emergency Medicine) 7 1 14.29 - - - - 1
10 B.Sc (Optometry) 1 1 100 - - - - 1
Sl
No
Result Analysis
BSc AHS (RS -1) Examinations - December 2017
Course
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I
Class
II Class
II BSC(AHS)
1 Medical Laboratory Technology 8 2 25 - - - 2
2 Medical Imaging Technology 2 2 100 - - 2
3 Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology 5 5 100 - - - 5
4 Respiratory Care Technology 16 7 43.75 - - - 7
5 Renal Dialysis Technology 5 2 40 - - - 2
6 Cardiac Care Technology 6 5 83.33 - - - 5
7 Perfusion Technology 6 5 83.33 - - - 5
8 Physicion Assistant 4 3 75 - - - 3
9 Emergency Medicine 2 1 50 - 1 - -
III BSC(AHS)
1 Medical Laboratory Technology 3 1 33.33 - 1 - -
2 Medical Imaging Technology 2 2 100 - 1 1
3 Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology 1 0 0 - - - -
4 Respiratory Care Technology 6 3 50 - - - 3
5 Renal Dialysis Technology 1 0 0 - - -
6 Cardiac Care Technology 8 8 100 - 1 - 7
7 Perfusion Technology 5 0 0 - - -
8 Physicion Assistant 2 2 100 - - - 2
Result Analysis
BSc AHS (Semester Scheme) Examinations - December 2017
Pass
Class
Sl
No
Course
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage O
Grade
A
Grade
B
Grade
C
Grade
D
Grade
III BSC(AHS) SS
1 B Sc (Medical Laboratory
14 10 71.43 - - 1 6 3
Technology)
2 B Sc (Medical Imaging Technology) 20 16 80 - - 1 8 7
3 B Sc (Anaesthesia & Operation 14 12 85.71 - - 2 9 1
Theatre Technology)
4 B Sc (Respiratory Care Technology) 10 5 50 - - 1 2 2

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5 B Sc (Renal Dialysis Technology) 10 7 70 - - - 2 5
6 B.Sc (Cardiac Care Technology) 8 4 50 - - 1 2 1
7 B.Sc (Perfusion Technology) 7 1 14.29 - - - 1 -
8 B.Sc (Physician Assistant ) 6 2 33.33 - - 1 1 -
9 B.Sc (Emergency Medicine) 12 9 75 - - 2 3 4
10 B.Sc (Optometry) 6 6 100 - - - 4 2
Result Analysis
BSc AHS (Semester Scheme) Examinations - June 2018
Sl
Course
No
I BSC(AHS) SS
1 B Sc (Medical Laboratory
Technology)
2 B Sc (Medical Imaging
Technology)
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage
O
Grade
A
Grade
B
Grade
C
Grade
D
Grade
11 4 36.36 - - - 3 1 -
8 3 37.5 - - - 1 2 -
3 B Sc (Anaesthesia & Operation 6 2 33.33 - - - 2 - -
Theatre Technology)
4 B Sc (Respiratory Care
3 1 33.33 - - - - 1 -
Technology)
5 B Sc (Renal Dialysis Technology) 5 3 60 - - - 2 1 -
6 B.Sc (Cardiac Care Technology) 3 1 33.33 - - - - 1 -
7 B.Sc (Perfusion Technology) 3 2 66.67 - - - 1 1 -
8 B.Sc (Physicion Assistant ) 1 0 0 - - - - - -
9 B.Sc (Emergency Medicine) 5 4 80 - - - 2 2 -
10 B.Sc (Optometry) 1 1 100 - - - 1 - -
II BSC(AHS) SS
1 B Sc (Medical Laboratory
18 6 33.33 - - - 4 2 -
Technology)
2 B Sc (Medical Imaging
26 11 42.31 - - - 6 5 -
Technology)
3 B Sc (Anaesthesia & Operation
Theatre Technology)
14 5 35.71 - - - 4 1 -
4 B Sc (Respiratory Care
12 4 33.33 - - - 3 1 -
Technology)
5 B Sc (Renal Dialysis Technology) 12 8 66.67 - - - 5 3 -
6 B.Sc (Cardiac Care Technology) 13 7 53.85 - - 2 4 1 -
7 B.Sc (Perfusion Technology) 11 8 72.73 - - - 6 2 -
8 B.Sc (Physicion Assistant ) 2 1 50 - - - - 1 -
9 B.Sc (Emergency Medicine) 19 10 52.63 - 1 2 2 4 1
10 B.Sc (Optometry) 7 6 85.71 - - 2 2 2 -
NCL
III BSC(AHS) SS
1 B Sc (Medical Laboratory
Technology)
2 B Sc (Medical Imaging
Technology)
3 B Sc (Anaesthesia & Operation
Theatre Technology)
4 3 75 - - - - 3 -
4 4 100 - - - 1 3 -
2 2 100 - - - 1 1 -
4 B Sc (Respiratory Care
5 5 100 - - - 1 4 -
Technology)
5 B Sc (Renal Dialysis Technology) 3 2 66.67 - - - - 2 -
6 B.Sc (Cardiac Care Technology) 6 3 50 - - - 2 1 -
7 B.Sc (Perfusion Technology) 7 6 85.71 - - 1 3 2 -
8 B.Sc (Physicion Assistant ) 4 2 50 - - - 1 1 -
9 B.Sc (Emergency Medicine) 3 3 100 - - - - 1 2
10 B.Sc (Optometry) - - - - - - - - -
IV BSC(AHS) SS
1 B Sc (Medical Laboratory
Technology)
14 11 78.57 - - 1 6 4 -
2 B Sc (Medical Imaging
20 19 95 - - - 10 7 2
Technology)
3 B Sc (Anaesthesia & Operation 14 14 100 - - 3 10 1 -
Theatre Technology)
4 B Sc (Respiratory Care
10 9 90 - - 1 5 3 -
Technology)
5 B Sc (Renal Dialysis Technology) 10 8 80 - - - 2 6 -
6 B.Sc (Cardiac Care Technology) 10 6 60 - - 1 4 1 -
7 B.Sc (Perfusion Technology) 8 7 87.5 - - 1 4 2 -
8 B.Sc (Physicion Assistant ) 6 5 83.33 - - 1 2 1 1
9 B.Sc (Emergency Medicine) 12 11 91.67 - - 2 5 2 2
10 B.Sc (Optometry) 6 6 100 - - 1 3 2 -

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Sl
No
Results Analysis
MBA & MPH Examinations - July 2017
Course / Degree
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I
Class
II Class
MBA - Hospital Administration
1 I Sem MBA - Hospital Administration 1 1 100 - - - 1
2 II Sem MBA - Hospital Administration 33 31 93.94 4 19 8 -
3 III Sem MBA - Hospital Administration 1 1 100 - - - 1
4 IV Sem MBA- Hospital Administration 27 26 96.3 6 14 6 -
5 Renal Dialysis Technology 5 2 40 - - - 2
6 Cardiac Care Technology 6 5 83.33 - - - 5
MBA - Hospital Administration
5 I Master of Public Health - - - - - - -
6 II Master of Public Health 2 2 100 - 2 - -
Pass
Class
Faculty Statistics
Department Professors Associate
Professors
Assistant
Professors
/ Senior
Lecturers
Lecturers/
Senior
Residents
Tutors/ Junior
Residents
Pre and Para Clinical Teaching Staff 21 20 28 3 5
Clinical Teaching Staff 57 43 80 51 2
Total 78 63 108 54 7
Lady Medical Officer/Medical Officer 04
HR Statistics
FACULTY
Teaching Non-teaching Total
314 181+18 513
Sl
No
Results Analysis
MBA (Hospital Administration) Examinations January - 2018
Course
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I
Class
II Class
1 I Sem MBA-Hospital Administration 44 28 63.64 1 15 12 -
2 II Sem MBA-Hospital Administration 2 2 100 - - - 2
3 III Sem MBA-Hospital Administration 33 26 78.79 - 13 13 -
Pass
Class
HR turnover statistics
Teaching Non-Teaching
Appointments/ Continuations 44/2 3/3
Promotions 7 -
Resignations 30 1
Retirements 5 4
Deputations 4 5
Results Analysis
M.Phil - Examinations March - 2018
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Attended
Institutional/
Regional / State
National International Total
Sl
No
Course / Degree
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I
Class
II Class
1 M.Phil (Clinical Psychology) Part - I 3 3 100 - - - 3
Pass
Class
252 372 48 672
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Organised
Guest Lectures Organised
through Academic Society
Guest Lectures/ Invited
Lectures Organised
Institutional/
Regional/State
National International Total
50 16 2 68
Statistics of Academic Presentations
Academic/ research Papers
Poster Presentations
Total
presented
Students Faculty Students Faculty
National 56 91 14 8 169
International 3 16 - 1 20

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Research
Research Grants Received Statistics
National International Total
Thrust Areas of Research
Faculty Interested
06 - 06
Anatomy
Medical Education, cadaveric skill lab
Plastination, surgical skill lab and Histology
Genetics& Medical Education
Plastination
Physiology
YOGA
Cognitive Physiology
Exercise Physiology
Dr.Pushpalatha.K.
Dr.Vidya.C.S.
Dr.Deepa Bhat
Dr.Najma Mobin
Dr.Srinath C G, Dr.Mamatha S D, Dr.Sudha B Sreenivas,
Dr.Vinitha K R, Dr Uma Vijayashankar
Dr.Rajalakshmi R, Dr.Ramya C M
Dr.Vijaya Vageesh Y
Obesity & Stress Dr.Priya S A, Dr Uma Vijayashankar, Dr.Ramya C M,
Dr.Rajeshwari L, Dr.Vijaya Vageesh Y, Dr.Bharath T
Biochemistry
Human Genomics and Rare disorders Dr. Suma M N, Dr. Akila Prashant, Dr. Parveen D,
Dr. Shobha C R
Cancer treatment using natural sources
Dr. M.N. Suma, Dr. M.V.S.S.T.SubbaRao, Dr. Rajeshkumar
Thimmulappa, Dr. D. Devanand, Dr. P. Sujatha
Dr. B.S. Anjali Devi
Diabetes research
Dr. Prashant Vishwanath, Dr. Akila Prashant,
Dr. M.V.S.S.T.SubbaRao, Dr. N.K. Swetha, Dr. D. Parveen
Treatment strategies for environmental lung diseases Dr. Rajeshkumar Thimmulappa, Dr. M.V.S.S.T.SubbaRao,
Dr. Akila Prashant
Cardiovascular diseases, pulmonary diseases; Discovery and Dr Rajesh Kumar T
development of Natural and synthetic product for inflammatory
disease
Pharmacology
Computer Aided Drug Designing (CADD): Development of a Dr. Jayanthi.M.K& Dr. Pushpa.V.H
computer aided drug designing laboratory for the advancement
of pharmacological research
Clinical Pharmacology-Upgradation
Dr. Suresha.R.N& Dr. Satish.A.M
Pharmacogenomics: Promotion of student training and research Dr. Jayanthi.M.K, Dr. Kalabharathi.H.L, Dr. Prathima.C
in the area of pharmacogenomics
Cancer treatment using natural sources
Dr. Jayanthi M K
Comm. Medicine
Tribal health
Dr. Sunil Kumar.D Dr. Praveen Kulkarni
TB & Respiratory Medicine
Airway Disease, Infective Diseases, respiratory critical care, All faculty
non communicable respiratory disease
External Internal Total
11 12 23
Research Grants Received
SL. NO Granting agency No. of Projects Amount of Grant Sanctioned
(Rs. in Lakhs)
1 DBT, New Delhi 02 44.52
2 IADVL, 04 13.76
3 ICMR, New Delhi 03 7.38
4 GAN 01 7.30
5 JSS AHER 12 12.05
External Research Projects Sanctioned/Ongoing Details:
SL.
NO
Granting agency No. of Projects Amount of Grant
Sanctioned
(Rs. in Lakhs)
1 Dysfunctional HDL: A
diagnostic target for
atherosclerosis risk in Type 2
diabetes Mellitus
2 Evaluation of serum and
tissue interleukin 17(IL 17)
levels in patients with Acne
Vulgaris
3 Comparative study of
recipient site preparation with
fractional carbon dioxide laser
vs. Dermabrasion in vitiligo
surgery
4 A study of RT-PCR
quantification of 16SRNA and
18-kDa antigen gene targets
in assessing the efficacy of
multi-drug therapy in leprosy
5 Assessing the role of Nrf2 in
breast cancers
Dr. Swetha N K
Asst. Professor
Biochemistry
Dr. Ashwini P. K
Asst. Professor
Dermatology JSSMC
& Hospital Mysuru
Dr. Chethana S.G. Sr.
Resident JSSMC &
Hospital Mysuru
Dr. Ranugha P.S.S.
Assistant Professor
Dermatology JSSMC
& Hospital Mysuru
Mr. Venugopal Reddy
Bovilla, SRF Dept of
Biochemistry
Amount of Grant
Sanctioned
(Rs. in Lakhs)
Amount of Grant
Sanctioned
(Rs. in Lakhs)
DBT 3652319 3 Yrs
IADVL L Oreal Grant 371000 1 Yr
IADVL 275950 1 Yr
IADVL 443000 3 Yrs
ICMR 182833 1 Yr

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6 Discovering Phytochemicals
for promoting Longevity
and Healthy Ageing using
drosophila model
7 Geospatial distribution of
intestinal parasitic infections
among school children
8 NACO (National AIDS Control
Organization
9 Loop-mediated Isothermal
Amplification (IAMP) directed
diagnosis of bacterial
born neonatal sepsis and
characterization of pathogenic
bacteria utilizing multiplexed
real time quantitative
polymerase chain Reaction
(QPCR) in a Tertiary care
hospital
10 Estimation of salivary and
serum IgG and IgA anti
desmoglein antibody levels
and to identify HLA driven
anti desmoglein reactivities in
pemphigus vulgaris patients
and their first degree relatives
11 Global Asthma Network –
India study on the prevalence
of allergic rhinitis and asthma
in children
Mrs. Veena R SRF
Dept of Biochemistry
Dr. Sunil Kumar
D Asso. Professor
Dept of Community
Medicine
Microbiology Dr.
Madhuri Kulkarni
Professor
Mr. Anshu Kumar
Yadav Sr. Research
fellow Dept. of
Biochemistry
Dr.VINUTHA
RANGAPPA Sr.
Resident Dept of
Dermatology JSSMC,
Mysuru
Dr. P A Mahesh
Professor & HEAD
Dept. of Pulmonary
Medicine
ICMR 211600 1 Yr
DBT 800000 1 Yr
NACO
Finance maintaining
in JSS Hospital
ICMR 343814 1 Yr
IADVL 286785 1 Yr
GAN 730840 1 Yr 6 months
4 Understanding the role of
Vitamin D on Glomerular
Basement Membrane (GBM)
constituents during diabetic
nephropathy
5 Proposal for the use of
Foldscope as a research tool
6 Detection of time since death
from Histological changes in
Human liver – Medicolegal
purpose
7 Creation of Bio-Banking
facility for inherited disorders
– Under UMMID of Human
Genetics and Genome
Analysis Programme under
DBT
8 Role of miR155 and CD10
as targets for therapy in
carcinoma breast
9 Establishment of Bio Bank
with Tissue Array platform for
cancer biomarker screening
Dr. P V Salimath
Director (Research)
JSS Medical College,
Mysuru
Dr.Sunil Kumar .D
Asso. Professor,
Department
of Community
Medicine, JSS
Medical College,
Mysuru
Dr. VIDYA CS
Associate Professor
Department of
Anatomy JSS
Medical College
Mysuru-15
Dr. H. Bsavana
Gowdappa Professor
of Medicine
Dr.Jayashree.K
Prof and Head
Department of
Pathology JSS
Medical College
Dr. K. Jayashree
Professor and Head
Department of
Pathology
DST-FIST 81 Lakhs 3 Yrs
DBT 2000000 2 Yrs
VGST 493000 2 Yrs
DBT
Phase I (2 years):
317.72 Lakhs Phase
II (4 years): 929.42
Lakhs
6 Yrs
VGST - CESEM 2000000 2 Yrs
DBT 4300000 3 Yrs
External Research Projects Submitted:
Sl. No Title of the Project Principle
Investigator with
Dept. Name
Submitted to Amount Duration of the
Project
10 Targeting key signaling
cascades using DFormin
(A combination of VitaminD
and Metformin) for inhibiting
carcinomas of breast in vitro
and in vivo [29598]
Dr. M.V.S.S.T
Subbarao Professor
Biochemistry
DBT 5169600 3 Yrs
1 Targeting Nrf2 to resolve
inflammation and enhance
wound healing in diabetes
2 Discovering Phytochemicals
for promoting Longevity
and Healthy Ageing using
drosophila model
3 Research Training at the
Confluence of Infectious and
Non-Communicable Diseases
in India
Ms. Rachana M A M.
Sc in Biochemistry
University of Mysore
Mrs. Veena R
Biochemistry student
Dr. P A Mahesh
Professor and
HOD Dept. of TB &
Respiratory Medicine
JSS Medical College,
Mysuru.
ICMR As per ICMR rules 3 Yrs
ICMR As per ICMR rules 3 Yrs
ICMR 31582260 5 Yrs
11 Submission of a Proposal
for Infrastructure-Fund for
Improvement of Science and
Technology Infrastructure
(FIST)-Life Science - Level 1
12 Yoga therapy module for
improvement of circadian
pattern of blood pressure
in non-dipper hypertensive
patients
Dr. M.V.S.S.T
Subbarao Professor
Biochemistry
Dr Madhu B
Asso.Professor
Community
Medicine,
DST FIST 15000000 5 Yrs
DST 6379000 3 Yrs

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Publications Statistics
Sl.No National Journal International Journal Total
1 100 136 236
Text Books Authored or/and Chapters Contributed by Faculty
Sl.
Title of the book/chapter Name of author/editor Details of Publisher
No
Biochemistry
1 Recent Advances in Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer Dr.MVSST Subba Rao Scholar Press-2017
2 Use of Nigella sativa for treating diabetes mellitus:
A systematic review, In Recent Progress in
Medicinal Plants
Dr.MVSST Subba Rao
Stadium Press LLC-2017
13 Anaeshesiology: A Practical Approach Anaesthesia
issues in Geriatrics
Psychiatry
14 The Art of Caring: Emergency Minds Dr.Kishor M. Dr.Suhas Chandran
Dr.Murtuza Ghiya
Springer International
Publishing
15 Mental Health and Sexual Medicine: An Update Dr Manohar S. Springer Publications
Emergency Medicine
16 The art of caring -Emergency minds Chapter 13-
Leadership-the backbone of EM
Dr.Madhu Srinivasarangan
Indian psychiatric society
combat depression task
force & Emergency medicine
association
Paediatrics
3 Authored a Chapter - Hospital infectious control
committee” in a IAP- Infection Control. 2016
4 Authored a Chapter –Prevention of Accidents -
Poisoning in children- published by IAP 2016 in a
book entitled IAP Guide to parents2016
Dr.Narayanappa D
Dr.Narayanappa D
Jaypee Brothers
Jaypee Brothers
Anaesthesia
5 Handbook of Pain and palliative medicine- Dr.Madhuri Lokapur Paras Medical Publisher
Psychiatry
6 Sexual Orientation Spectrum Dr. T S Sathyanarayana Rao, Dr.
Shreemit Maheshwari
Indian Psychiatry Society-4th
Edition of Different Strokes IPS
Publication Committee
Anatomy
7 Basics of Human Anatomy for students of Medical
and Allied Health Sciences, Volume 1
8 Determination of sex by antropometric
measurements of maxillary sinus
Paediatrics
Dr.Najma Mobin Asst.Prof.
Dr.Vidya.C.S. Asso.Prof.
Notion Press publishers
Lambert Publishers
9 Clinical grand rounds Pediatric infectious diseases Dr.Narayanappa D. Professor JAYPEE
10 Clinical grand rounds Pediatric infectious diseases Dr.Rajani H.S. Asst.Prof. JAYPEE
11 Clinical grand rounds Pediatric infectious diseases Dr.Rashmi N. Asst.Prof. JAYPEE
Anaesthesia
12 Aneshtesia Issues in Geriatrics Dr.Nalini Kotekar Professor Springer for Research &
Development

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No
1 Dr.H.Basavana Gowdappa
Principal
Faculty Awards and Recognitions
Name & Designation Award received Date & Year Venue
Oration: 7th DIACON 2017 Topic: A
Journey from malnutrition to metabolic
syndrome
Indian Medicine Association (IMA)
MEDICON 2017 at Gadag on 28th
and 29th October 2017 - 83rd IMA
Karnataka State Annual Medical
Conference - IMA KSB Endowment
Oration
Anatomy
2 Dr.Vidya.C.S. Asso.Prof Outstanding scientist for the
contribution and achievement in the
field of anatomy Venus International
foundation
Best paper award & cash prize
for poster presentation on Women
Empowerment workshop
3 Dr.Najma Mobin Asst.Prof. Dr.Abdul Kalam Gold Medal award
for individual medical achievement &
research, New Delhi
3 Dr.Najma Mobin Asst.Prof. Dr.Abdul Kalam Gold Medal award
for individual medical achievement &
research, New Delhi
National Mahila Rattan gold medal
award by International Institute of
Education and Management, New
Delhi
Vijay rattan Gold medal award
for outstanding achievement &
remarkable role in the field of medical
at New Delhi
Dr.Najma Mobin- Dr.A P J Abdul
Kalam education excellence award
for outstanding achievement &
remarkable role in the field of
education
International award for outstanding
achievement in medical education
Best Reviewer award by Innovative
publication
4 Dr.Vinutha.S.P. Asst.Prof. National Mahila Rattan gold medal
award by International Institute of
Education and Management
Medical Excellence Award for
Outstanding Achievements and
Remarkable Role in medical field
03-09-2017 Bagalkote
09-03-2018 JSSMC, Mysore
11-11-2017 Chennai
27-03-2018 JSS AHER, Mysuru
15-10-2017 GEPRA, Chennai
15-10-2017 GEPRA, Chennai
11-12-2017 New Delhi
19-02-2018 IIEM, New Delhi.
19-02-2018 IBC, New Delhi.
March 2018
2018
Katmandu, Nepal
27-09-2017 New Delhi
27-09-2017 New Delhi
5 Dr.N.M. Shamasundar Professor YT & Madhiri Thathachari (Bhramara
Trust) life time achievement award for
out standing achievement in medical
field & social service March 2018
Physiology
6 Dr. Ramya C.M. Asst.Prof. Got Second prize for poster
presentation in IABMS conference
Biochemistry
7 Dr. M V S S T SubbaRao Asso.
Prof.
8
9 Ms P Sujatha
Asst.Prof.
Pathology
12 Dr.Rekha.T.S.
Asso.Prof.
Microbiology
13 Dr.Sumana M.N
Prof. & HOD
Best Citizen of India Award,India
Publishing House, New Delhi, India
Mar.2018
JSSMC, Mysuru
25-11-2017 Saveetha Medical
College, Chennai
Best Poster award May 15-16, 2018 Indo-Finnish
International
Workshop on Nutri-
Concept: Innovative
Food Concepts and
Technologies for
Global Nutrition and
Business, CSIR-
CFTRI, Mysuru
1st Prize in group research
presentation St. John`s Medical
College & Research Institute
Bengaluru, India.
Medical excellence award and
certificate of Medical Excellence
Distinguished Woman in Health
and Medical Sciences for the
contribution and achievement
in the field of Microbiology (The
board of management of the Venus
international foundation)
14 Department Grant of NABL Accreditation to
HIV testing Laboratory, Dept of
Microbiology, JSS Medical College
Hospital, Mysuru
Comm. Medicine
15 Dr.Praveen Kulkarni Asst.Prof. Selected for Fellowship in Leadership
and Management Program (LAMP)
International Institute of Health
Management Research (IIHMR) Delhi
and INCLEN trust.
Received Best Poster Award
for presentation of poster titled
Effectiveness of Blunder lecture as a
revision tool in Community Medicine in
Second contact session of Advanced
course in Medical Education at MCI
Nodal centre
03-03-2018 Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Nov.2017
9th to 11th
Sept.2017
Saveetha Medical
College, Chennai
St John’s Medical
College, Bangalore

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Medicine
16 Dr.M.Suresh Babu Professor Elected from South Zone to the
Governing council of American College
of Physicians India Chapter
Aug. 2017
17 Dr.Nikhil Sunderesh,
Postgraduate student,
department of medicine
Dr.M.Suresh Babu, Professor
of Medicine, Dr.Sunil Kumar,
Professor of Cardiology and
Dr.Nagarj Desai, Professor of
Cardiology were the co-authors
of this study
Won the 1st prize in poster
competition in the American College
of Physicians India Chapter Congress -
Medicine 2017
18 Dr.M.Mahesh Professor Best Paper Award (Second Place)
RSSDI National Conference 2017
19 Dr.Shilpa Avarebeel Sr.Resident Enrolled for PGDGM Course (IGNOU)
20 Dr.K.M.Srinath Professor KAPICON -2011 Oration
“Leptospirosis, Resurgence & Review”
MPMRT Annual Medicine Update 2018
FICP award 73rd Annual Conference of
API – APICON 2018 –KMC granted 6
credit hours
21 Dr.KC.Shashidhar Professor FICP award 73rd Annual Conference of
API – APICON 2018
22 Dr.Prasad.M.C Asst.Prof. 1st Prize – Poster Presentation -
National Seminar on Dengue: Dengue:
Are We Future Ready?!!
23 Dr.H.S.Kiran Asso.Prof. 4th Prize – Poster Presentation -
National Seminar on Dengue: Dengue:
Are We Future Ready?!!
24 Dr.M.Bhanukumar Professor Oration Award 36th Annual conference
Association of Physicians of India
Karnataka Chapter – KAPICON 2018
25 Dr.T.Thippeswamy Asso.Prof. Oration Award 36th Annual conference
Association of Physicians of India
Karnataka Chapter – KAPICON 2018
TB & Respiratory Medicine
26 Dr.Mahesh P A
Best Reviewer Award - Lung India
Prof. & HOD
Paediatrics
27 Dr.Rashmi N Asst.Prof. MA Psychology in Child Mental Health
(2014-2016), University 2nd Rank
(Kuvempu University).
Online training in Early recognition
and management of Childhood
Developmental disabilities.
28 Dr.Jagadish Kumar K Prof. &
HOD
Prof Y.T. Thathachari Endowment
award (For Best Research Paper)
12-08-2017 New Delhi
3rd to 5th Nov.2017
Bhubaneswar
19-01-2018 Dr.Sri SRCA, JSS
Hospital, Mysuru
22nd – 25th
February 2018
22nd – 25th
February 2018
21st & 22nd
Apr.2018
21st & 22nd
Apr.2018
8TH – 10TH June
2018 at Raichur
8TH – 10TH June
2018 at Raichur –
KMC allotted 7 credit
Bengaluru
Bengaluru
JSS Hospital, Mysuru
JSS Hospital, Mysuru
28-03-2018 Graduation Reception
-2018 SRCA, JSS
Medical College
Anaesthesia
29 Dr.Gurudatt C.L Prof. & HOD 54th Most popular anaesthesialogist
amongst top 100, across India at
GARC-2018 National survey
30 Dr.Nalini Kotekar Dr.Prathibha
Matche Dr.Kavya Aradhya
Dr.Nagarjuna
2nd prize in podium presentation at
National pain conference ISSPCON
2018
E.N.T.
31 Dr.Swathi C AOICON Dr.Gananathan
Govindaswamy AOI Research Paper
Award
2018
2018
4thto 7th Jan 2018
Psychiatry
32 Dr. T.S.S. Rao, Professor SurajBhan Award 1st National
Conference of Parivarthana Award @
Chandigarh
CTVS
33 Dr. Dinesh Kumar Asst. Prof. Dr. VijayalakshmiKamat award for bet 2017
paper in Chennai update 2017
Best case of Mysuru 2017 ISA
Students Awards and Recognitions
Indore

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Library Statistics
Library Committee
Sl.
No
Particulars
Library budget – 2017-18
Total budget allotted Rs. In
lakhs
Expenditure Rs. In lakhs
1 Books 40.00 47.60
2 Journals 120.00 123.00
3 Online database 55.00 55.43
4 Newspapers & Magazines 0.35 0.26
5 CD ROMs -- --
6 Any other -- --
Library budget – 2017-18
Sl.No Particulars Numbers newly Procured Total No. of books as on June
2018
1 Reference books 1059 20511
2 Course books 337 7911
3 WHO Collections 122 1866
4 Book bank - 1662
5 Journals 252 252
6 Project reports 150 1422
7 CD’s 145 2636
8 Video cassettes - 155
SL.
NAME
NO
1 Dr. H. Basavanagowdappa, Principal,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
2 Dr. Vijaya.B
Professor & Head,
Dept. of Transfusion Medicine. JSS Medical College, Mysuru
3 Dr.Kishor M
Asso. Professor,
Dept. of Psychiatry.
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
4 Dr.Deepa Bhat
Asso. Professor,
Dept. of Anatomy.
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
5 Ms.Ila Shekar, V Term,
J SS Medical College, Mysuru
6 Mr.Hariharan, III Term,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru
Financial Expenditure Incurred
POSITION
President
Chairperson
Member
Member Secretary
Member (Student
Representative)
Member (Student
Representative)
Sl.No Particulars Expenditure (Rs. In Lakhs)
1 Expenditure towards organizing workshops/Seminars/Conferences 15.58
2 Financial Assistance to faculty for attending workshops/Seminars/
6.41
Conferences
3 Purchase of Equipment 231.49

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Hostel Facilities
Education Unit and Activities
Sl. Name of the hostel (Boys/ Total No. of Accommodation Total No. of inmates
No
Girls)
Rooms Capacity
Male Female
1 Boys Hostel
A-Block 44 78 78
B-Block 32 65 64
C-Block 18 54 50
D-Block 24 72 27
SS Nagar Apartment 12 Flat 48 28
Doctors Quarters 3 Flat 6 5
Total 323 252
2 Girls Hostel
A, B, C & Mess Block 235 506 376
D-Block 125 177 152
E-Block (Boys Hostel
50 150 129
campus)
PG Resident Hostel 61 108 93
Total 941 750
I. Workshop on Scientific Writing for I year Postgraduates:
28th July 2017
The Medical Education Unit conducted a One day workshop on ‘Scientific Writing’ for the I year Postgraduates
of 2017-18 Batch on 28th July 2017 from 10.00 AM to 04.00 PM at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium, JSS
Hospital, Mysuru. A total 120 Postgraduate students of MD/MS and Diploma attended the programme.
II. Workshop on Dissertation Writing for Final Year Postgraduates:
11th August 2017.
The Medical Education Unit conducted a One day workshop on ‘Dissertation Writing’ for the Final year
Postgraduates (MD/MS/MCh/DM/MSc/MPH) on 11th August 2017 from 10.00 AM to 04.00 PM at Sri Rajendra
Centenary Auditorium, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. A total of 125 Postgraduate students attended the programme.
III. Report of Foundation Course organised for 1st MBBS students 2017-18 Batch
Medical Council of India Initiative:The undergraduate medical education programme is designed with a goal
to create an “Indian Medical Graduate” (IMG) possessing requisite knowledge, skills, attitudes, values and
responsiveness, so that he or she may function appropriately and effectively as a physician of first contact of
the community while being globally relevant. With this intention MCI had planned to initiate foundation course.
The goal of the Foundation Course is to prepare a student to study medicine effectively.
JSS Medical College Initiative:Understanding the benefits of the program and also adjusting to dearth of time
due to delayed admissions through NEET, a three day foundation course was planned by Medical Education Unit
of JSS Medical College.
The program was held from 30th August 2017 to 1st September 2017 at Gallery 6 of Medical College.Dr.Vinutha
S P, Assistant professor, Dept of Anatomy, JSS Medical College moderated Day 1 and 3 programs and Dr Priya
SA Assistant professor, Dept of Physiology for Day 2.
The highlights of the program
DAY -1: 30/08/2017
Topic 1: Coping with medical stress by Ms.Haleem Unissa, clinical psychologist in JSS Hospital.
Topic 2: Dr Praveen Kulkarni, Assistant professor, Dept of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, delivered
a talk on topic “Communication Skills”.
Topic 3: “Time management” by Principal, Dr H Basavanagowdappa, Professor of medicine, JSS Medical
College.
Topic 4: Dr M S Vishweshwara, chief radiation oncologist & medical superintendent, Bharath Hospital & Institute
of Oncology, Mysore delivered talk on “Stress Management”.
Day 2: 31st August 2017
Topic 5: “Professionalism” by Dr.Balaraj B.M, Vice Principal, JSSMC, Mysuru.
Topic 6: “How to study?” by Dr. Deepa Bhat, Associate Professor, Department of Anatomy, JSSMC, Mysuru.
Topic 7: Mentoring by Dr.Pushpa V.H. Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology, JSSMC, Mysuru.

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Topic 8: JSSU online and Involvement of students as stakeholders in Quality Assurance by Dr.Prashanth V,
Professor and HOD, Department of Biochemistry, JSSMC, Mysuru.
Day 3: 1st September 2017
Topic 9:“Humanities in Medical Profession” by Dr Arun M, Professor, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, JSS Medical
College.
Topic 10: Dr Madhu B, Associate professor, Dept. of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, on topic
“Research for undergraduates”.
Topic 11: Guidance and experience of senior students:Ms.Smriti Bhargava, 7th term MBBS addressed the 1st
year MBBS students to give valuable inputs.
Topic 12: Dr Pratibha Periera, Associate Professor, Dept of Medicine, JSS Hospital delivered talk on topic
“Ethics in Medical Profession”.
WORLD BREAST FEEDING WEEK 07-08-2017
Co-Curricular Activities
Department of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College observed Breast Feeding Week from 1st August to
7th August 2017. As part of this occasion awareness programs like health education talks and pick & speak
competition were organized.
On 2nd August Health talk was delivered by Dr.Shwethashree, Assistant Professor topregnant and lactating
women of Vande Mataram colony.The programme was arranged in Vande Mataram colony community hall,
with the cooperation from Dr. Lokesh,Medical Officer of Bannimantap PHC,Mysuru.The talk was on importance
of exclusive breast feeding and how everyone in the family & community can contribute for its success.
IV. Workshop on Medical Humanities for Interns:
14th and 15th September 2017
Medical Education Unit of collaboration with Clinical Development Skills Agency – Centre of Excellence in
Clinical Research have organized two days workshop on Medical Humanities for Interns of JSS Medical College
Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Bellur and on 14th and 15th of September 2017 at Sri Rajendra
Auditorium, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
The Workshop
Sri Ravi Ramaswamy from Centre for Community Dialogue and change, Bengaluru conducted the workshop
as a resource faculty. Various sessions on team building, how to act as a team player, how to adapt to the
changing situations, understanding the self, image theatre, columbian hypnosis, sculpting, follow your leader,
trusting each other, empathy were taken through interactive games. This was followed by interactive forum
theatre where the participants enacted certain situations in their life where they could share their emotions. The
group together worked out solutions to those situations in an interactive way. In reflective feedback session, the
participants shared one take home message from the workshop.
V. Report on Orientation Programme for Interns of 2018-19 Batch conducted on 19/03/2018
The Medical Education Unit conducted a one-day Orientation Programme for the Interns of 2018-19 Batch on
19th March 2018 from 10.00 AM TO 04.00 PM at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. A
total 120 Interns attended the programme.
The interns gave their feedback at the end, where they conveyed that the Orientation Programme was highly
beneficial for their Internship programme and the topics covered had a real value of application. A total of 120
postgraduates availed the benefit of the programme.
VI. Report on Orientation Programme for I Year Postgraduates of 2018-19 Batch held on
07/06/2018.
The Medical Education Unit conducted a one-day Orientation Programme for the I Year Postgraduates (2018-
19 Batch) on 7th June 2018 from 10.00 AM TO 04.00 PM at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium, JSS Hospital,
Mysuru. A total 120 Postgraduates attended the programme.
The postgraduates gave their feedback at the end, where they conveyed that the Orientation Programme was
highly beneficial for their residency programme and the topics covered had a real value of application. A total
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DEWORMING DAY – 10-08-2017
On August 10th2017,Deworming day was observed in Anganwadi where Albendazole 400mg was given to
children of anganwadi along with anganwadi teacher and helper. 20 children were present.We visited the
field practice area ‘D’ block ,Medar block where we visited house to house and provided Albendazole tablets
to underfive children and school drop out adoloscents and made them consume under our supervision.We
gave awareness and health education on malnutrition of children, adolescents and consequences of worm
infestation .
Breast Feeding Week – 11-08-2017
We observed Breast feeding weak in the anganwadi on 11-08-2017. Where we addressed antenatal, postnatal
and other mothers and their relatives and educated them about importance of breastfeeding, advantages
and correct methods of breast feeding, weaning and supplementary foods through pictures and power point
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National Nutrition Week – 08-09-2017
We observed National nutritional week in all anganwadis of the field area from 6th to 8th September 2017
together with ICDS workers, field health workers of UHC health. On 6th of September 2017 nutritiona weak was
observed in anganwadi. Here we showed videos regarding- Anaemia in children, importance of certain foods
like jaggery, coconut,cereals and pulses, ICDS food supplementations and its importance. We involved Nursing
students who performed a role play about nutrition in children. Educated mothers of anganwadi children about
Balanced diet and Prudent diet and dietary pyramid using models and charts.
On 7th September, Nutrition weak was observed in another Anganwadi were they had exhibited various
nutritious foods prepared from locally and easily available ingredients. We explained the mothers about those
foods,their caloric and protein contents. Caloric and Protein requirements of a sedentary women,underfive
children, pregnant and lactating women were explained.
On 8th of September, nutrition weak was observed in another anganwadi where along with nutrition video,
mothers were involved in active discussion on foods being given to children were 25 mothers participated and
gave their inputs. Changes that can be made easily in their routine diets with easily available and affordable
nutrient ingredients were suggested.
Report of Medical camp – 26-10-2017
Medical Camp was conducted at The Acme School in association with Rotary Ivory city Mysuru.
Around 250 students between the age group of 4 to 15yrs underwent general health check up on 26th October
2017 at the school premises. The event was inaugurated by the team of members from Rotary Ivory City,
Mysuru, led by MrBaliga, and Team of JSS Medical and Dental College, Mysuru by lighting the lamp. The
medical checkup was conducted by a team of Doctors from JSS Medical College led by DrSmitha M C, Assistant
Professor,Department of Community Medicine. Students were treated for general ailments. Appropriate
medicines (sponsored by Rotary Ivory city, Mysuru) were distributed to the needy students and necessary
referrals were made for those who required investigations. Dental checkup was also arranged in collaboration
with JSS Dental College. The camp began at 10.30 am and extended till 4.00 pm.

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Program conducted by Department of Health and Family Welfare
With the aim of generating awareness regarding proper biomedical waste disposal among the public
the Department of Health and Family Welfare organised a public awareness Rally as a part of the project
“Environmentally Sound Management of Biomedical Waste in India” initiated by UNIDO (United Nations Industrial
Development Organisation).
Dr Raju, Regional Chief of UNIDO along with the Medical Superintendent of K.R. Hospital Dr Sreenivas, District
Health Education Officer Dr Prakash, District Surgeon Dr Pashupathi and Dr Dinesh from M. S, Ramaiah Medical
College and Teaching Hospital, Bangalore flagged off the rally.
The rally commenced at 10:30 am in front of Kote Anjaneyaswamy Temple and passed through Gandhi Square
Clock Tower, Sayyaji Rao Road and DevrajaUrs Road before culminating near the DC Office. The participants
held placards with messages on proper disposal of Biomedical Waste and pamphlets on Waste Disposal were
distributed to the by standers.
World Tuberculosis Day –24-03-2018
World TB Day is an annual event, observed on March 24th every year, to raise public awareness about global
burden of tuberculosis(TB), devastating health, social and economic impact of TB and also efforts to end the
global TB epidemic.Theme for the year 2018 is: “Wanted: Leaders for a TB-free world”.
The theme focuses on building commitment to end TB, not only at the political level with Heads of State and
Ministers of Health, but at all levels from parliamentarians and community leaders, to people affected with TB,
civil society advocates, health workers, doctors or nurses, NGOs and other partners. All can be leaders of efforts
to end TB in their own work or terrain.
In this regard, awareness programme through “Quiz competition on TB” was organized for undergraduates by
the Department of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru, in association with District TB Office,
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World Health Day –10-04-2018
Guest Lecture on
Universal Health Coverage- Challenges and Opportunities
Special Interest Group on Public Health and Department of Community Medicine have jointly organized Guest
lecture on Universal Health Coverage- Challenges and Opportunities on World Health Day 2018 on 10th April
2018 at Gallery -6 JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
Dengue and Chikungunya awareness programme held on 14-06-2018 at JSS Urban Health
Centre, Medar’s block, Mysuru.
Lighting the lamp by Guest
Health education
Dr. N Devadasan, addressing the gathering
Inauguration of Jatha
Participants in Jatha
Dr G V Manjunath presenting memento to Dr N Devadasan

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Environmental Day programme held on 05-06-2018 at JSS Urban Health Centre, Medar’s
block, Mysuru.
JSS Medical Exhibition at Suttur Jathra 2018
The annual Jathra Mahotsava
of Adi Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi
Mahaswamigalu was held at
Suttur Srikshetra for six days
from January 13th to January
18th, 2018. More than 3.5
lakh people gathered during
the Jathra Mahotsava from
all parts of the state. As a part
of jathra mahothsava several
programmes and exhibition was
held at JSS school grounds with a
view to encourage and inculcate
a scientific and educational
temper amongst rural people.
Chief Guest for the occasion was
Hon’ble Minister R.V. Deshpande.
Sri Guruparadeshikendra
Swamiji and Sri Shankaracharya
Vidyaranya Bharati Swamiji
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The JSS Medical College also utilised the Exhibition forum to create awareness regarding the two leading
cause of death in the world - cardiovascular diseases and cancers. On this occasion JSS Medical College,
carried out a number of activities with the theme “Move up in life with healthy habits”. The exhibition was
open for public from 13th to 18th, between 9 am to 9 pm.
The exhibition sections from medical college
1. Screening of hypertension and obesity: Team of young doctors carried out a comprehensive health
checkups with healthy education. This opportunistic screening for high blood pressure has benefitted
more than 2,500 people who got tested for hypertension and got predicted their 10 year risk for life
style related diseases using WHO/ISH risk Prediction Chart.
2. Health pyramid - food, exercise and cardiovascular disease prevention pyramid. The food pyramid
emphasized on the eating of healthy foods. Second side of the pyramid was the exercise pyramid that
highlighted the need for a structured physical activity & The third side of the pyramid was displayed
information on the four levels (Primordial, Primary, Secondary and tertiary prevention of cardiovascular
diseases
3. SNAKE and LADDER game: To inculcate healthy lifestyle habits among young school going children this
game was created wherein with each healthy habit, they moved up the ladder and with unhealthy habits
they came down the snake. As this involved a lot of student interaction and involvement, thousands of
children took part and enjoyed the game.
4. Dengue prevention and control a 3D model :
To create an awareness regarding depicting
the various breeding places of Aedes Aegypti
mosquito was created and general public were
given health education regarding how to eliminate
the breeding places of the aedes mosquito.
5. Match the following game: was created where
students had to identify the pictures and the
diseases associated with it.
6. Medical information charts, anatomical
specimens and pathology information boards
were displayed under theme – non communicable
diseases (Cancer, Dengue, Tuberculosis,
Myocardial infarction and Hypertension).
7. Exhibition of documentaries related to non
communicable diseases (Cancer, Diabetes,
Hypertention), Dengue, Family planning,
Diarrhea,HIV and food adultration were screened
in a separate movie screening room.
The second section of the stall was
dedicated to Demonstration of detection of
Food Adulteration: Under the guidance of Sri
C V Nagaraj, Mysuru Grahakara Parishat, the
demonstration of detection of food adulteration
was arranged to bring awareness among the
public about food adulteration. The tests which
were done are simple and these tests can be
done easily at home for detection of adulteration
of butter (buffalo and/ or cow) ,butter (cow) ,
edible oil, ghee , pulses and cereals , turmeric
powder ,bura sugar , tea powder , toor dal.
The Last section of the stall was dedicated to
the :
1. Dissected dead body was displayed for
visualizing the internal organs in the thoracic and
abdominal cavity for the benefit of public
2. Fetuses from 2 - 9 months of age (babies
before birth) were displayed to give an idea to the
public how the baby looks in different phases.
3. Different organs like lungs, heart, brain, liver,
spleen, pancreas, uterus etc were displayed
4. Operation Theatre set up was displayed to the
public to give an idea about the Operation Theatre
(OT) and to decrease the fear about operation.
5. Plastinated specimen of different organs
including delicate ear ossicles were displayed
with the advantage of touch and feel experience
by the visitors.
Suttur jathra exhibition had been a creative, informative
and unique way to exhibit heath care messages to
general public. Kids were more excited to play the
games, know about food adulteration detection & see
anatomical specimens and OT Theater. Our hard work
and dedication towards promoting positive health care
knowledge to the public in the short span of intimation
was appreciated by the large number of visitors who
had come to the jathra mahothsava. We were happy to
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National Service Scheme (NSS)
NSS – Special Annual Free Health Checkup Camp
NSS State Award
Best NSS Unit and Best NSS Program Officer Award
Government of Karnataka, YOUTH EMPOWERMENT & SPORTS DEPARTMENT NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME CELL
awarded the JSS Medical College, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru, with the Prestigious
National Service Scheme State Award as Best NSS Unit and Best NSS Program Officer for the year 2016-17 in
recognition of meritorious services rendered in the field of NSS.
Dr.Basavanagowdappa H, Principal and Dr.Sunil Kumar D, NSS Program Officer received the awards from Sri
Pramod Madhwaraj, Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of Karnataka at the Gurunanak Bhavan
Auditorium, Vasanth Nagar, Bengaluru – 52.
The free health checkup camps were organized across six villages namely Nugghalli, Chikkamarali,
Kanaganamaradi, Chikkabyadrahalli, Agtahalli and Doddabyadarahalli of Pandavpura Taluk, Mandya District.
A total of 1179 patients got the benefits of the free camp. The patients above 40 years were screened for
Diabetes, Hypertension and cardiovascular diseases using ECG. They were given treatment on spot with the
help of specialists from General Medicine, Pediatrics and Gynaecology. The ones who are in need of advanced
care were referred to JSS Hospital, Mysuru. Free Dental Health checkup camp was held on 28th of March where
82 people have participated and benefited. Street plays on important issues like Hand Hygiene, alcohol and
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The NSS Unit of JSS Medical College in collaboration of Department of Community Medicine and JSS Urban
Health Centre jointly organised “World AIDS Day 2018” On 1 December 2018, with the objectives:Urge people
to know their HIV infection status through testing, and to access HIV prevention, treatment and care services;
and Urge policy-makers to promote a “health for all” agenda for HIV and related health services, such as
tuberculosis (TB), hepatitis and noncommunicable diseases.
WHO will join global partners to commemorate World AIDS Day under the theme “Know Your Status”. This will
also be an occasion to celebrate the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day – a pioneering global health campaign
first initiated by WHO in 1988.
The rally started from JSS Urban Health Centre, Bamboo Bazar, inaugurated by Dr.Champakamalini - medical
officer, Sri. Basavanna - Head master, Government High School and Dr.Sunil Kumar D – NSS Program Officer.
They rally went through all the roads of Bamboo Bazar and students were creating awareness by using slogans,
play cards and health education materials regarding the AIDS causes and its prevention. Dr.Nagendra – Social
worker coordinated the whole event. Dr.NayanabaiShabadi, School teachers and other staff of JSS Urban Health
center were present.
Swachhta Pakhwada at JSS Medical College
The NSS unit of JSS Medical College has observed the Swachhta Pakhwada program. The program was started
by the formal function at Sri Rajendra auditorium, JSSMC. Dr Vijaya welcomed the gathering, Dr Balaraj BM
vice principal delivered the key note address and the importance of the event, that how each one in the
country can contribute to the society just by starting the cleaning initiative from small scale to large scale. Dr
Basavanagowdappa H principal addressed all faculties teaching, non teaching and students, asked all to take
the Swachhta Pledge. More than 600 faculties and students took the swachhta pledge. Dr Deepa Bhat delivered
vote of thanks. Dr Sunil Kumar D NSS Officer and Dr Bharath T coordinated the whole event. All the head of the
departments, faculties and students were present.
This fortnight in observance of Swachhta Pakhwada program the cleaning activities in the hostels, academic
building and administrative buildings of the college has been done. The display boards carrying the cleanliness
messages were put up across all the bathroom areas. The Swachhta Pledge board was displayed in all major
corridors, near lift entrance and in the hostel mess. In brief this program has reignited the cleanliness drive in
the citizens and NSS volunteers also.
Rally for Rivers
The NSS Volunteers of JSS Medical College participated in the Rally for Rivers. Saving Our Rivers. The simplest
solution to rejuvenate India’s rivers is to maintain a minimum of one kilometre tree cover on riversides. Forest
trees can be planted on government land and tree-based agriculture brought in on farm land. This will ensure
our rivers are fed throughout the year by the moist soil. We made a rally from Columbia Asia Hospital to LIC
Circle of Mysuru. Our volunteers motivate people to give miss call to save our rivers and take pledge.
WORLD POPULATION DAY 11-07-2017
World Population Day is an annual event, observed on July 11th every year, which seeks to raise awareness
about global population issues, such as the importance of family planning, gender equality, poverty, maternal
health and human right.This year theme is “Family Planning: Empowering People, Developing Nations”.The
theme aims at putting the reins of population control in the hands of those who desire to adopt family planning
methods.
In this regard awareness programmes were organised by Department of Community Medicine, JSS Medical
College, MysuruOn 11th July 2017. The programme was arranged in Primary Health Centre (PHC) of Bannimantap
area, Mysuru, with the cooperation fromDr. Mohammed Shiraz Ahmed, District Family Planning Welfare officer,
Mysuru andDr.Lokesh , Medical Office of Bannimantap PHC.
An exhibition for general population and to medical students of JSS Medical College , showing different methods
and devices of family planning methods was organised.
Inauguration of the Rally “World AIDS Day 2018” - “Know Your Status”

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‘Graduation Day 2018’
Cultural Activities
The ‘Graduation Day 2018’ was held on the 28th of March 2018. The cultural events started with a bang on
performance by the group dance team ‘Ekya’ led by our own female professors from various departments of
our college and hospital. This was followed by spectacular solo song performances by Dr.Kushalappa, Dr.Ghori
and Dr.Guruprasad. Thereafter came a melodious performance by team ‘Swarathma’ formed by students and
teachers of our own college
The following graduates were awarded certificates of appreciation for their commendable contribution towards
the cultural committee of the college.
Dr. Shivambika P.S.
Dr. Roshni Suresh
Dr. Anusha Nagral
Dr. Vignesh Chinnasamy
Dr. Shreyas H.V. (for appreciation and cultural excellence and also for serving as cultural secretary)
The Students of JSSMC took part actively in the Annual College fest organised by Mysore Medical College,
Mysuru.
Prabhu and Jyothi R of term VII MBBS were placed first in the dance duet.
Sagarika K Manjunath, Asmita Misra, Fayas Mohammed, Rahul Saju, Ajay, students of VII term and V term
MBBS put up a commendable group dance.
Aquiline Berg and Akanksha Singh of VII term, MBBS also participated in the duet singing event.
Students of VII, V term and interns also put up a fashion show for which they received tremendous applause and
appreciation and were placed third amongst the 9 participating teams.
TATVAM 2017
The annual cultural extravaganza of JSSMC, Tatvam, was organised this year (2017) by the batch of 2015-
2016. It was a four day event from 12th to 15th October. It was an intercollegiate event, and a huge multitude
of students gathered to witness and participate in the fest.
On the 1st day, the inauguration took place in the college premises and was graced by the presence of all the
dignitaries and cine stars of the Movie- Tiger Galli- Neenaasam Sathish, Bhavana and Roshni Prakash.
The day was marked by NAMMA HABBA- the Desi Carnival, where the students came dressed in their ethnic
best. It was hosted by the very famous RJ Avinash. There were performances by the Yakshagana troop, who
entertained the crowd thoroughly. Students of all batches put up a display of the cultural diversity, portraying
the ethnicity and unity of all states.
The 2nd day kicked off with a performance of the famous comedian Danish Sait, who also gave us a glimpse
of his renowned ‘prank calls’.
The cultural segment of Tatvam started off thereafter with solo and group dance events, simultaneously with
other fine arts and literary events. Sudheesh Das from ESIC Bangalore mesmerised the audience, like always,
with his graceful classical numbers.
The most famous event in the literary category, LITERARY MARATHON had a huge participation wherein
participants are assessed on their physical strength, responsiveness and knowledge about English literature.
On the same evening, a Halloween themed night with Horror Dance competition was the main attraction and
was won by JSS College of Pharmacy.
On 14th Oct, an Auto Expo with Vintage Car and bike rally took place in the college campus and the collection
was loved by one and all.
There was an introduction to VOICE OF JSS, an event organised by the college to bring out the best vocalist of
JSS University. The winning performance was by a 7th term student of our very own college, Preeti Prabhu. The
2nd and 3rd prize was bagged by Rakshitha from JSS College of Women and Ankitha respectively.
The short film competition screening saw a huge gathering and was won by the movie ‘Thamassu’ by SDMC,
Dharwad.
The group dance event moved to the auditorium and it was a sight to behold as students and spectators packed
the space to watch the performances. Group Dance Indian was won by Sudheesh Das & team from ESIC
Bangalore and the 2nd place by our college, Sai Tejaswi & team. Group Dance Western was won by Jennifer &
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The final day had the prize distribution ceremony which was graced by the esteemed presence of the famous
actor- Nirup Bhandari.
The highlight of the evening was the fashion show ‘PANACHE’ wherein the winning team, JSSMC, showcased
the attire and personalities of characters from Greek Mythology- portraying the victory of good over evil.
The evening ended with a DJ Night by PROGRESSIVE BROTHERS- VH1 SUPERSONIC.
The Championships were as follows- Literary: Radhika Vishweshwar, 9th term; Fine arts: Salvya Raj, 7th term;
Cultural: Preethi Prabhu, 7th term.
Sl.
No.
Name of the Tournament &
Place
1 All India South Zone Inter
Medicos Tournament
organsied by Christian
Medical College, Vellore
2 All India South Zone
Inter Medicos Sports
Tournament organized
by JIPMER Pondicherry
(SPANDAN-2017)
3 State Level Inter Medicos
Sports Fest organized by
Mysuru Medical College,
Mysuru (Sammcriti-2017)
4 Indian South Zone Inter
Medicos Sports Fest
organized by Sri Devraj Urs
Medical College, Kolar
5 State Level Inter Medicos
Sports Fest in the name of
Autumn Muse organized by
St.John’s Medical College,
Bengaluru
Date Games Men/Women Result
10th to 15th
July 2017
27th August
to 1st
September
2017
8th Sept.
to 10th
September
2017
15th to 17th
September
2017
15th to 19th
September
2017
Sports
Cricket Men Runner up
Shotput
Discuss Throw
Men
Dr.Varun PG
in Gen.Medicine
–got 02 Gold
Medals
Athletics Men Dr.Jeswanth
–PG /
in Gen.
Medicine- got
01 Gold medal
in Long Jump
Futsal Men Winners
Futsal Men Winners
Chess Men (individual) Runnersup
Dr.Tushar
Throwball Women Runnersup
Kabaddi Men Winners
Lawn Tennis Men (Doubles)
Mr.Ashwin
Mr.Hariharan
Runnersup
Shuttle Bad
Minton
Shuttle Bad
Minton
Table Tennis
Men (Doubles)
Dr.Divakar&
Dr.Ravikiran
Men –Singles
Dr.Divakar
Men –Singles
Dr.Divakar
Winners
Runnersup
Runenrsup
Football Men Winners

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6 Mysuru City Inter Collegiate
Sports Fest organized
by University College
of Physical Education,
University of Mysuru,
Mysuru
7 State Level Inter Medical
Sports Fest organized by
M.S.Ramaiah Medical
College, Bengaluru
21.09.2017 High Jump Dr.Jeswanth PG
in Gen.Medicine
Long Jump Dr.Jeswanth PG
in Gen.Medicine
Shot put Dr.Varun PG in
Gen.Medicine
Discuss Throw Dr.Varun PG in
Gen.Medicine
26th 29th
September
2017
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Silver Medal
Bronze Medal
Throwball Women Winners
Basketball Men Runnersup
10 National Level Sports Fest,
organized by Armed Force
Medical College, (AFMC)
Pune
8 JSS Medical College Annual
Sports Meet/Day
Chief GuestCol.Dr.Dayanand,
Director, JSS Hospital
21st to 24th
February
2018
2nd April
2018 to 26th
May 2018
a. Long Jump
b. Triple Jump
High Jump
a. Discus Throw
b. Shot Put
1. Javelin Throw
All out door and
indoor
Overall
championship
Dr.Jeswanth
Reddy N.
Dr.Varun M.
Mr.Aravind M.
Ms.Gowthami T.
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Bronze Medal
Best Male
Athlete
Best Female
Athlete
Final MBB
8 Mysuru City Degree Inter
Collegiate Basketball Protec
Cup Tournament-2017
organized by Mysuru City
Basketball Association,
Mysuru
26th to 29th
October 2017
Basketball Men Winners
9 JSS Inter Institutions Sri
Rajendra Samsmarana
Kreeda Koota organized by
Director Sports Committee,
Suttur.
23rd to 25th
November
2017
800 Mtr. Women
Ms. Suguna
Long Jump
Men
Khinvraj Singh
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Shot Put
Men
Dr.Shashank
Gold Medal
100 Mtr. Women
Keerthana
Bronze Medal
4x100 Mtr.
4x100 Mtr.
Relay Women
1.Keerthana
2.Anusha
3.Suguna
4.Aushin
Men 1.Aravind
M. 2.Khinvraj
Singh 3.Shekar
S. 4.Anil
Silver Medal
Silver Medal

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Hospital Statistics Committees
Prevention of Sexual Harassment
Sl
NAME
No.
1 Dr.M.B Bharathi
Professor of ENT
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
2 Prof.K.S.Suresh
Chief executive
JSS Law College, Mysuru - 570 023
3 Sri.K.K.Shivakumar
Law Officer
JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru - 570 004
4 Smt. Sudhaphaneesh
# 19, 4th Cross, ‘F’ Block
J P Nagar, Mysuru - 570 031
5 Dr. M.N.Sumana
Professor and Head of Microbiology Warden, JSS Hostel for
Women
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
6 Dr.M Renuka Student Welfare Officer Professor of Com. Medicine
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
POSITION
Chairperson
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Out Patients 981973
973
In Patientst 93953
Bed
Occup
cupanc
ancy 85%
Major
Ope
rations 268
05
Minor
Operat
ration
ions 599
05
Day Care 8798
7 Dr.M.N.Suma
Professor of Biochemistry
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
8 Dr.Suchitha S
Asso. Prof. of Pathology
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
9 Smt. Soubhagya
S.D.A
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
10 Dr.Nandita Pokhriyal
PG in Forensic Medicine
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
Member
Member
Member
Member

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11 Dr.Kadiyala Prathyusha
PG in Community Medicine
JSS Medical College,
Mysuru - 570 015
12 Ms Sivaambika P S
Intern President, Student Council
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
13 Ms.Tanvi Nagpal
V term JSS Medical College,
Mysuru - 570 015
14 Ms. Amita K
V Term JSS Medical College,
Mysuru - 570 015
15 Dr.Vidya C S
Associate Professor Dept. of Anatomy
JSS Medical College, Mysuru - 570 015
Anti-Ragging Committee
Sl
No.
1 Dr.Manjunatha B
Registrar
JSS University
2 Dr. H. Basavanagowdappa
Principal,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru 570015
3 Dr. B.M.Balaraj
Vice Principal
Prof of Forensic Medicine
JSS Medical College, Mysuru 570015
4 Dr. P.A.Kushalappa
Director (Academics)
JSS University, Mysuru 570015
5 Dr. G. Anil Kumar
Professor
JSS Dental College, Mysuru 570015
6 Dr. G.V.Manjunath
Vice Principal (Clinical)
JSS Medical College, Mysuru 570015
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Secretary
NAME POSITION MOBILE# & EMAIL
Chairman 974112331
registrar@jssuni.edu.in
Co-Chairman 9845115962
hbgowda@gmail.com
Member 9972395591
drbalaraj48@gmail.com
Member 9448054718
dr_acad@jssuni.edu.in
Member 9448390982
jss_dch@yahoo.co.in
Member 9448938631
Manjugatti@rediffmail.com
7 Sri. Suresh. K.S.
Principal
JSS Law College
New Kanthraj Urs Road
Kuvempunagar, Mysuru 570009
8 Police Inspector
N.R. Police Station, Mysuru -570007
9 Sri. S.R. Satish Chandra
Administrative Officer
JSS Medical College, Mysuru 570015
10 Dr. Pallavi
# 74, 8th Cross, K H Road,
Saraswathipuram, Mysuru-570009
11 Dr. M. Renuka
Prof of Community Medicine
JSS Medical College, Mysuru 570015
12 Dr. M.N. Sumana
Prof & Head Microbiology
JSS Medical College Warden
JSS Medical College Women’s Hostel,
Mysuru - 570015
13 Dr. Sunil Kumar B B
Associate Professor of Surgical
Gastreontology
JSS Medical College Mysuru – 570015
14 Dr.Mamatha S D
Asst.Professor of Physiology
JSS Medical College, Mysuru 570015
15 Mr. Anand
LIG- 54 2nd stage, 3rd main,
Kuvempunagar Mysuru -570023
16 Dr. Prasanth.S.Kumaran
PG in Forensic Medicine
JSS Medical College Mysuru – 570015
17 Dr. Sivaambika P S
IX Term JSS Medical College
Mysuru - 570015
18 Sri. Suhas .D
UG Student Ankanahalli, Saligrama Hobali
K.R. Nagar Taluk Mysuru - 571604
Member (Legal
Advisor)
09686677266
principal@jsslawcollege.in
Member 0821- 2418338
Member 9686677254
aosrs@yahoo.co.in
Member (Parents
Representative)
9845015512 / 9448491511
pallaviprabhu@yahoo.com
Member 9845322452
dr.renuka.m@gmail.com
Member 9845128274
mnsumana@yahoo.com
Member 9880228429
drsunilbb@yahoo.com
Member 9342049717
drpachumamtha@gmail.com
Member
(Journalist)
Member
(Student
representative)
President
(Student Council)
Member (Student
representative)
9448054702
vatalanand@gmail.com
8098565488
Prasanthlee24@gmail.com
8892006129
sivaambikaselvaraj@gmail.com
9036047843 9731021971
gowda13@gmail.com

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19 Sri. Anvitha . A
UG Student #462, 13th Main Swimming
Pool Road Saraswathipuram
Mysuru – 570009
20 Adithi Sarjapura
1st MBBS NRI Student
JSS Medical College Mysuru - 570015
21 Dr. Raghavendra Swamy
Professor Dept of Prosthodentertry
JSS Dental College, Mysuru
22 Dr. Anjana
PG JSS Dental College, Mysuru
23 Dr. Kushi C.S.
House Surgeon
JSS Dental College, Mysuru
24 Dr. Rashi Shivatsava
UG Student
JSS Dental College, Mysuru
25 Dr. Stefi Ann Kuruvilla
UG Student
JSS Dental College, Mysuru
26 Dr. H.V.Chandrakanth
Prof & HOD of For.Med & Chief Warden,
JSS MC Hostels,
JSS Medical College campus, Mysore.
Member (Student
representative)
Member (Student
representative)
Member (Student
representative)
Member (Student
representative)
Member (Student
representative)
Member (Student
representative)
Member (Student
representative)
Member
Secretary
9845121448 8105721048
anilmsmysore@yahoo.in
8277683877
adithi.98@gmail.com
8547880195 9645080195
rohitsmenon@gmail.com
9902940582
Anjanasdm92@gmail.com
9448935566
cheppudirakushis@gmail.com
9446389821
Rashi.sriv@gmail.com
8593910078
Sajikjohn85@yahoo.co.in
chandparu20076@gmail.com
Faculty Details (July 2017- June 2018)

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JSS DENTAL COLLEGE &
HOSPITAL
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru has committed itself
to become a center for excellence in Dental Education and
a world leader in the field of Dental Sciences including
hospital practice with the objective of strengthening the
orel health care of the country. JSS Dental College and
Hospital is located in the city of Mysuru, Karnataka State,
South India. Mysuru is known for palaces and gardens and
is about 140 kms from Bengaluru, easily reachable both
by roads and railways. The Dental College was established
in 1986-87 and is at present conducting BDS and MDS
courses in nine special divisions, and Post Graduate
Diploma in five specialities.
The College is recognized by both the Dental Council of
India and the Government of India. It is affiliated to the
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research from 2008-
09. Earlier it was affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University
of Health Sciences, Karnataka, from 1996-97 and it was
affiliated to the University of Mysore from 1986-87. The
college is located in the JSS Medical Institutions Campus
spread across over 38 acres. 5 acres of the total land is
exclusively demarcated for the Dental College.
JSS DC - JSS AHER Video Intro

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PRINCIPAL’S PROFILE
Prospective Growth Strategy
S TUDENT QUALITY
M OTIVATION
I NNOVATION& RESEARCH
L IFELONG LEARNING
E DUCATION TECHNOLOGY
S ERVICES
Student Quality:
The student quality issue will be addressed individually for the slow learners and students with distinctive
capabilities. Slow learners will undergo extensive training to improve their academic excellence and the
academically oriented students will be encouraged to attend various conference and student exchange
programme. They will also be encouraged to conduct short term student research projects which can be
presented in various national and international platforms thereby providing recognition to our institution.
Dr. Ravindra S
Principal, JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru
“It gives me pleasure to be a part of JSS Organization in large and as a team member of JSS Dental College and
Hospital. I have served this esteemed Institution in various capacities from 1991 to 2003 and now again from
December 2017 onwards. Now, the Institution has progressed substantially in infrastructure and system of
educating students in the last decade. We can witness a paradigm shift in terms of the quality education which
has fetched us the recognition of being one amongst the top ranking institutions in the country. This institution
is also training young dentists to pursue short term certificate courses which will enable them to acquire skill
and proficiency in many clinical topics. Besides, institutional contribution to the research field is excellent with
many research projects getting published in reputed International journals.
The institution is providing best of the treatment to all needy patients and also striving to reach out to rural
population by providing necessary dental education as well as treatment. I am sure, students who pursue their
course in this premier dental institution will excel with flying colors”.
Motivation:
a. NABH Accreditation: The institution is moving ahead towards the NABH Accreditation process. NABH
Accreditation is concerned with high quality of care and patient safety. This would provide staff members
with continuous learning process, good working environment and capability of refining the leadership skills. It
enables the organization to provide quality care and create a benchmark in the facilities provided.
Innovation & Research:
a. Faculty sensibility
The faculty members have been sensitized to increase the quality of the research papers by having international
collaboration and considering indexed journal with high impact factor for publication which would improve the
international acclamation of both the faculty and the institution. They have been encouraged to have atleast 2
publications per faculty per year. The faculty members have also been encouraged towards writing research
proposals which would attract the funding agencies.
b. Lifelong learning:
The faculty members are motivated to attend various national and international conferences, seminars and
workshops for academic upgradation. They are also encouraged to organize such academic upliftment programs
in the institution so as to bring recognition to the institution.
Educational Technology:
The faculty and students are encouraged to ameliorate the academic expertise by undergoing distant learning
courses.
Services:
To improve the patient care and to meet to the increasing demands of the patients, new special clinic has been
commenced and is fully functional.
All these above-mentioned action plan are in par with the strategic directions and also with ISO accreditation
standard.

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SL.
NO
Program / Course
ADMISSIONS
TOTAL
INTAKE
No of Students Enrolled
Male Female Total
1. BDS 100 19 36 56
2. MDS 34 09 16 25
3. M.Sc Forensic Odontology 20 04 01 05
4. Diploma in Dental Mechatronics 20 10 - 10
5. Ph.D. 05 04 09
Sl No Course / Degree No. Appeared
BDS Examinations June - 2018
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass Class
1 BDS (RS-1) First Year 53 48 90.57 3 15 30 -
2 BDS (RS-1) Second Year 90 76 84.44 1 44 28 3
3 BDS (RS-1) Third Year 84 66 78.57 1 24 41 -
4 BDS Second Year 2 1 50 - - - 1
5 BDS Third Year 8 2 25 - - 1 1
6 BDS Fourth Year 96 91 94.79 - 41 46 4
Sl No Course / Degree No.
Appeared
Results Analysis
BDS Examinations June - 2017
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass Class
1 BDS (RS-1) First Year 92 83 90.22 16 36 29 2
2 BDS (RS-1) Second Year 89 82 92.13 5 39 38 -
3 BDS Second Year 9 4 44.44 - 1 - 3
4 BDS Third Year 98 90 91.84 - 18 70 2
5 BDS Fourth Year 101 91 90.1 36 44 11
Sl No Course / Degree No. Appeared
BDS Examinations December - 2017
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass Class
1 BDS First Year (RS-1) 10 9 90 - - 1 8
2 BDS Second Year (RS-1) 11 7 63.64 - - 2 5
3 BDS Second Year 9 4 44.44 - - - 4
4 BDS Third Year 13 9 69.23 - 1 2 6
5 BDS Final Year 23 14 60.87 - 1 5 8
MDS / Diploma in Dentistry Examinations May 2017
Sl No Course No. Appeared
1 MDS - Prosthodontics &
Crown
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class /
Pass
Pass Class
5 5 100 - - 5 -
2 MDS - Periodontology 4 4 100 - - 4 3
3 MDS - Oral Maxillofacial 4 4 100 - 4 -
Surgery
4 MDS - Conservative
Dentistry
5 5 100 - - 5 1
5 MDS - Orthodontics 3 3 100 - - 3 1
6 MDS - Public Health
2 2 100 - 2 4
Denstistry
7 MDS -Oral Pathology & 2 2 100 - - 2 4
Microbiology
8 MDS - Paedodontics&
4 4 100 - - 4 4
Preventive Dentistry
9 MDS-Oral Medicine &
2 2 100 1 - 1
Radiology
MDS - Total 31 31 100 1 0 30 4
10 Dip in Oral & Maxillofacial
Surgery
11 Dip in Conservative,
Endodontics
1 1 100 - - 1 4
2 2 100 - - 2 4
PG Diploma - Total 3 3 100 0 0 3 4

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MDS / Diploma in Dentistry Examinations June 2018
FACULTY
Sl No Course No. Appeared
1 MDS - Prosthodontics &
Crown & Bridge
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class /
Pass
Pass Class
5 5 100 - - 5 -
2 MDS - Periodontology 4 4 100 - - 4 3
3 MDS - Oral Maxillofacial 4 4 100 - 4 -
Surgery
4 MDS - Conservative
Dentistry Dentistry and
Endodontics
5 5 100 - - 5 1
5 MDS - Orthodontics and
Dentofacial Orthopaedics
6 MDS - Public Health
Denstistry
7 MDS - Paedodontics&
Preventive Dentistry
8 MDS-Oral Medicine &
Radiology
5 5 100 - - 5 1
2 2 100 - 2 4
3 3 100 1 - 2 4
5 5 100 - - 5 4
MDS - Total 33 33 100 1 0 32
9 Dip in Oral & Maxillofacial 1 1 100 - - 1 4
Surgery
10 Dip in Conservative,
Endodontics
1 1 100 - - 1 4
PG Diploma - Total 2 2 100 0 0 2 4
Grand Total 35 35 100 1 0 34 4
Faculty Statistics
Sl
No
Department Professors Associate
Professors/
Readers
Assistant
Professors /
Senior Lecturers
Lecturers
Lecturers
1. Oral Medicine & Radiology 02 04 - 01 01
2. Pedodontics & Preventive
02 05 - 05 01
Dentistry
3. Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 03 06 - 03 -
4. Conservative Dentistry &
01 05 01 03 03
Endodontics
5. Public Health Dentistry 01 02 - 02 01
6. Periodontology 03 05 - 01 -
7. Prosthodontics & Crown &
03 04 - 03 02
Bridge
8. Orthodontics & Dentofacial
01 05 - 02 -
orthopaedics
9. Oral Pathology & Mircobiology 01 02 - 02 -
HR Statistics
Teaching Non-teaching Total
86 87 173
HR Turnover Statistics
Teaching Non-Teaching
Appointments/ Continuations 04 06
Promotions - -
Resignations 05 02
Retirements - 04
Deputations NA NA
Distinguished Adjunct Faculty and Visiting Faculty
Sl Name & Details of the Expert Date Lecture Topic
1. Dr.Bhaskar Balakrishnan Professor
Visiting faculty, JSS AHER
16.8.2017 Sustainable development goals (SGD) and health sector
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Student Exchange Program
Dept of Public Health Dentistry
The Students from La Trobe university visited the Department of Public Health Dentistry, where they were
explained the various community oral health care activities of the department. The visiting students interacted
with faculty and postgraduate and discussed about the curriculum in India. The host team had a discussion
with Dr. Mark Gussy regarding the areas of mutual interests in research.
Dept of Orthodontics
The students were explained about the departmental activities like management of the patients and the
teaching program for under graduate students.The students were allowed to watch the treatment procedures
being performed by post graduate students and faculty.
As a special highlight student also participated in the creative wire bending competition which was organized
as a part of orthodontist day celebration.
Students along with their Dean Dr Marc Gussy visited JSS Smile – Multi disciplinary Cleft Lip and Palate
Outpatient Clinic where they learnt about the management of orofacial cleft conditions and appreciated the free
services provided to the affected children.
Dept of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
They were made to observe the live demonstration of procedures like incision and drainage of various space
infections, maxillofacial pathologies including cystic lesions, odontogenic tumours and facial trauma. The
students accompanied the faculty to the ward rounds where they studied the various interesting cases and were
explained about them. The team had an opportunity to visit the oncology wing of Bharat cancer hospital thus
enlightening them about various treatment modalities like chemotherapy, surgical oncology, and radiotherapy
with advanced radio-imaging modalities like nuclear medicine PET scan, IMRT and 3D radiotherapy.
La Trobe University, Australia students visit to Suttur as part of the student exchange programme
Dept or Oral Medicine and Radiology
Dental student delegates from La Trobe University paid a brief visit to the Dept of Oral Medicine and Radiology
on 28th September 2017. They were welcomed and addressed by Dr. Karthikeya Patil, HOD who briefed them
on the scope of the subject and specialty work performed in the department. They were given a hands on
experience in diagnosing oral disorders including oral submucous fibrosis, linchen planus etc.
A short lecture on Oral Cancer and its diagnosis was given by Dr. Prasannasrinivas Deshpande, along with a
demonstration on various diagnostic methods like the velscope.
Dept of Periodontology
The team visited the Department of Periodontology on 6th October 2017. They were oriented about the
Department of Periodontology and the various clinical facilities available. A live video demonstration of Florida
probe was given by Dr Mudit Kumar and Dr Avinash BS explaining the importance of new techniques and
equipments for better patient education. The students were also shown a live video demonstration of surgical
procedure of free gingival graft done by Dr Mudit Kumar assisted by Dr Sourav Chandra.
The student delegates from La Trobe had a visit
to Residential School, Suttur Sri kshetra on 27th
September 2017 where they had interaction session
with the school students followed by cultural program.
Sports activities was organized at the same venue
where the international students enthusiastically
participated. Among the various sports the International
student delegates chose to play Australian football.
Australian footballs were distributed to students and
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National and International Collaborations & MoUs
Sl Collaborating University / Institution Objectives / Theme
1 Sascan Meditech Pvt. Ltd.,
TIMed, Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute
for Medical Sciences & Technology
(SCTIMST), Poojapura P.O.,
Thiruvananthapuram-695012
Conferences / Seminars / Workshops Attended
Clinical study project titled “Multi-centric study for
screening and detection of oral potentially malignant
disorders (OPMD) non-invasively by fluorescence
and diffuse reflectance imaging with Oralscan
Camera and development of an algorithm for tissue
discrimination
Institutional / Regional /State National International Total
47 39 9 95
Conference Attended by the Faculty
Sl.
No.
International Conference Attended by the Faculty
1. Dr Usha Hegde, Prof. & HOD, Dept. of Oral Pathology & Microbiology attended the Indo-Cambodia
Trauma Meeting 2017 (ICTM), Angkor Miracle Resort & SPA, Angkor, Cambodia on 8th July 2017.
2. Dr Raghunath N, Professor & HOD, Dept. of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics attended the
Indian Orthodontic Society Mid Year Convention 2017, in association with Czech Orthodontic Society
at Prague, Czech Republic, Europe on 29th July to 6th Aug 2017 and presented a Paper on the
topic “A 3 – Dimensional finite element method to predict the rate of rapid canine retraction using
dentoalveolar distraction.
3. Dr Bhagyalakshmi A, Reader, Dept. of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics, attended the Indian
Orthodontic Society Mid Year Convention 2017, in association with Czech Orthodontic Society at
Prague, Czech Republic, Europe on 29th July to 6th Aug 2017 and presented a Paper on the topic
“Creating gorgeous smiles while going green”
4. Dr Sarah Haq, Lecturer, Dept. of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics attended the CDE program
on Clinical Dentistry Congress organized by MEDECON International events and AKMG emirates
Region 5 at Layaline Ball Room 2, Concorde Hotel Fujairah, Dubhai on 27th October 2017.
5. Dr Sunila B S, Reader, Dept. of Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge attended the 15th Asia Pacific
Medical Education Conference (APMEC), National University of Singapore, Singapore on 12th & 13th
January 2018 and presented a paper on the topic Developing a comprehensive checklist of essential
dental consultation components into the Calgary Cambridge framework and its psychometric testing
6. Dr Vinutha M, Reader, Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics attended The concept of complete
dentistry award, Scholar level of the Dawson Academy on 5th to 7th May 2018 at The Dawson
Academy, Clearwater, Tampa Bay, Florida, USA.
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Organised
Institutional/Regional/State National International Total
06 00 00 06
Implant workshop
30-12-2017 to 01-12-2017
Implant workshop was conducted on 30th November
and 1st December 2017. The Genesis Dental Implant
company in association with JSS Dental College &
Hospital Conducted this program. Lectures, live demo
and hands-on were conducted on the 2 days. On the
first day Dr. Sony Jacob gave lecture on the historical
background, overview of implants and discussed
the implant placement protocols. This was followed
by a live demonstration which was attended by 40
participants, which included undergraduates, interns,
postgraduates and clinicians. The next day prosthetic
considerations hands-on demonstration was done
by Dr. Muneet Kaur, which was attended by 30
participants.
Inauguration of the Implant workshop

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Continuing Dental Education (CDE) on “All Ceramic restorations and Communication skills –
A dental perspective”
01-02-2017
A Continuing Dental Education (CDE) program titled “All Ceramic restorations and Communication skills –
A dental perspective was organized by Department of Prosthodontics, JSS Dental College & Hospital, and
Constituent College of JSS AHER on 1st of February 2017 at Gowrishankara Auditorium. At the inauguration
Dr. P A Kushalappa, Director (Academics), JSS AHER and Dr. Chandrakanth, Prof & HOD, Dept of Forensic
Medicine, JSS Medical College addressed the gathering. The speakers for scientific session were Dr. Jayashree
Hegde Anil who enlightened the delegates on “Anterior all ceramic restorations” followed by Mr. Shivappa,
Director, Excellent HRD Consultants who spoke on communication skills – A dental perspective. This programme
was attended by about 120 delegates including faculties, Undergraduates and Post Graduates of Dental colleges
and General Dental Practitioners in and around Mysore.
CDE program on “3D PRINTING AND ITS APPLICATIONS
FOR HEALTH CARE”
Mr Guru Prasad Rao, Director & Mentor Imaginarium
India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai explaining the audience about
3D printing and its applications for health care.
Inauguration of the Continuing Dental Education (CDE)
on “All Ceramic restorations and Communication skills
– A dental perspective”
Dignitaries on the dais
CDE program on “3D PRINTING AND ITS APPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH CARE”
08-12-2017
A CDE program on “3D PRINTING AND ITS APPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH CARE” was organized by Department
of Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge, JSS Dental College and Hospital, on 8th December 2017. At the
inauguration, Dr Manjunatha B, Registrar, JSS AHER and Dr Ravindra S, Principal, addressed the gathering.
The speaker for the scientific session was Mr Guru Prasad Rao, Director of Imaginarium India Pvt. Ltd and Mr
Jitendra Singh, Business development, Imaginarium India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, who enlightened the audience
about 3D printing and its applications for health care. Demonstrations were conducted on clinical cases.
3D printing also known as additive manufacturing refers to processes used to create a 3D object in which
layers of material are formed under computer central to create an object of almost any shape and geometry. In
Dentistry, 3D printing is used for fabrication of implants, surgical templates and missing orofacial structures.
The programme was attended by faculty, undergraduates and post graduates of Dental, Medical, Pharmacy
colleges and General Dental Practitioners in and around Mysuru. A total of about 100 delegates benefitted from
this programme.
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FACULTY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP ON 30th NOVEMBER 2017
Dental Education Unit (DEU), Centre for continuous learning for professional excellence (CCLPE) conducted the
second Faculty Development workshop titled “Fundamental of Dental Education Technologies” for the faculty
participants of JSS DCH on 30th November 2017 at the Smart Classroom, JSS Dental College & Hospital,
JSS AHER. The one day workshop was facilitated by Dr. Sunila B Sangappa, Reader, Department of Prosthodontics
& Crown and Bridge, JSS DCH and Dr. Praveen Kulkarni, Assistant Professor, Department of Community Medicine,
JSS MC, on the topics on Group dynamics & Adult learning principles, Educational Objectives, Taxonomy of
learning, Learning objectives, competencies and Interactive Teaching Methods.
Sessions had many activities for the participant’s experiential learning and evidenced the active and enthusiastic
participation of all the faculty present throughout the workshop. Dr.Seema Deshmukh, Reader, Dept. of
Pedodontics, made a presentation on ‘Interactive teaching methods’ to help the faculty in using Microteaching
Methodology.
Symposium on “Bone and Bone grafts”
The Department of Periodontology, JSS Dental College and Hospital, organized a symposium on “Bone and bone
grafts” on the 9th of August 2017 which was inaugurated by the Chief guest, Dr. Siddaramiah, Proffessor and
Head, Department of Polymer Science and Technology, Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering, Mysuru,
along with the Principal Dr. Anil Kumar and Vice Principal, Dr. Dhakshaini MR, of JSSDCH. The honourable chief
guest spoke about the importance of polymers and its broad spectrum of usage in the field of dentistry and the
necessity for the collaboration of dentistry with polymer technology for the formulation of new innovative dental
materials. He also stressed on the increasing disposal of polymers from medical and dental hospitals and the
need for efficient waste disposal techniques.
This symposium was held to spread awareness mainly among the interns and students about bone grafts
and a relatively new concept of using extracted human teeth as an autogenous bone graft material instead
of discarding them. The equipment named ‘Smart Dentin Grinder’ by Kometa Bio Tissue Engineering which is
available in the Department of Periodontology, JSSDCH, is a chair side kit which helps to procure bone graft
material from an extracted tooth. A live demonstration of the Smart dentin grinder was given by Dr. Minu and
Dr Mudit, while describing the equipment and explaining the procedure for usage. A lecture on autogenous
graft material was given by Dr. Sheela Kumar. The basics of the alveolar bone were also covered, starting with
“Alveolar bone in health” by Dr. Deepika, followed by “Alveolar bone in disease” by Dr. Anita and “The rationale
of periodontal therapy” by Dr. Avinash. The history, current trends and future prospects of bone graft materials
were covered by Dr. Pratibha. In addition, a fresh graduate from KLE Dental College, Bangaluru.
The workshop was attended by a total of 107 delegates comprising of Staff, PGs, interns and students of
JSSDCH as well as clinicians from Mysuru and Post Graduate students from Farooquia Dental College, Mysore,
KLE Dental College, Bengaluru.
Inauguration of Symposium on “Bone and Bone grafts” by the dignitaries.
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Workshop on Management of Medically compromised patients in dentistry and hands on BLS
course
07-02-2018 to 08-02-2018
A special interest group was created by JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru, titled
“Management of Medical Problems and Medical Emergencies in Dentistry”. This group consists of likeminded
Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons Dr. Sahith Kumar Shetty (group coordinator), Dr S.Manjula, Dr S.Shyam Sundar,
Dr S. Shivananda, Dr S.N. Chandan, Dr S. Mamatha - Gynecologist, Dr M.Mahesh - Internal Medicine specialist
and Dr Sheela Kumar Gujjari - Periodontist. This group is intended to create a scientific platform as a forum of
discussion amongst various departments of medicine and dentistry regarding comprehensive management of
patients presenting with various medically compromised conditions to develop a scientific and rational algorithm
in management of such patients.
Cardiac arrest is an important cause of death in people among the society, 70% of which occurs in house.
Hence Basic Life Support (BLS) is an important lifesaving skill everybody has to possess which could be of great
use in such situations. This SIG is hence intending to train people in this life saving skill.
The SIG with this theme conducted a two-day workshop for practicing dental surgeons on management of
Medically Compromised Patients in Dentistry and a hands-on course on Basic life support on 7th and 8th
February 2018 at JSS Dental College and Hospital. A total of 65 delegates participated and they were trained in
providing Basic Life Support to cardiac arrest patients.
Master Class- Teachers Training Programme
A two-day National Seminar on “Master Class - Teachers Training Programme” was conducted by Department
of Orthodontics, JSS Dental College& Hospital on 30th& 31st March 2018 in association with Indian Orthodontic
Society. Dr Praveen Kulkarni, Assistant Professor, Department of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College
spoke on Qualitative research in Dental Education. Dr Animesh Jain, Professor and Head, Dept. of Community
Medicine, Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore lectured on Changing trends in Assessment.
Dr Vinutha Shanker Professor and Head, Dept of Physiology, Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar, Karnataka
spoke on Reflective learning Practices. A Panel Discussion on Relevance of Competency based Learning
methods in Current scenario was conducted with the panelists being Dr Animesh Jain, Dr Rashmi Jain, Dr
Chandrashekar B R with Dr Praveen Kulkarni being the moderator. Dr Sridevi Padmanabhan, Prof. & HOD,
Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai, Editor, Journal of the Indian Orthodontic Society lectured on Scientific
Writing & Research. Dr Ciraj Ali Mohammed, Deputy Director of the Manipal Centre for Professional and
Personal Development, Professor of Microbiology at Manipal University extensively lectured on Interactive
teaching methods. Dr.Keluskar K M, Professor, KLE Dental College, Belgaum, Karnataka gave an insight on
OSCE & OSPE in Orthodontics. Dr Jayesh S Rahalkar, Professor and Head, Dept. of Orthodontics, Dr.D.Y.Patil
Dental College and Hospital, Pimpri, Pune lectured on Orthodontic training in the form of group discussion
& case presentation. On the second day the panelists for the panel discussion on Communication Skills were
Dr Prashanth Vishwanath, Dr Pushpalath& Dr Mala Ram Manohar with the moderator being Dr Deepa Bhat.
The programme was attended by more than fifty delegates from across the country. Such Teachers training
programmes are relevant in the current scenario wherein it provides an opportunity for teachers to upgrade
their teaching skill which is of larger interest to students and teaching faculty. Dr Raghunath N, Prof & Head of
Dept of Orthodontics was the Organizing Chairman and Dr Nitin V Muralidhar was the Organizing Secretary for
the programme.
Inauguration of SIG -Medical Problems and Medical Emergencies in Dentistry
Hands on Workshop for particiapnts.
Inauguration of Master class Training Program by the
Dignitaries.
Principal, JSS Dental College along with the Guest
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Hands-On Workshop On Individually Trained Oral Prophylaxis
A one day Hands-on workshop on individually trained oral prophylaxis was organized by Department of
Periodontology, JSS Dental College and Hospital in association with Curaden India on 26th February 2018.
Dr. Galabov Lyubomir from Bulgaria representing the Curaden Company based at Switzerland was the speaker
and trainer for the program.
The program highlighted on training dentists in order to change people’s understanding of oral prophylaxis in
long term. A team of Dentists from Curaden India headed by Dr. Chethan Nanda Kumar trained the participants
of the program. The faculty and post graduate students from the Department of Periodontology and Department
of Public health Dentistry participated in the program.
PathoPrayog-6: “Chit-Chat Erudition”
The Department of Oral Pathology and Microbiology, JSS Dental College and Hospital, A constituent college of
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru organized an Intercollege workshop cum competitions
titled PATHOPRAYOG – 6: “CHIT-CHAT ERUDITION” on 2nd May 2018 for under- graduate students. The event
was presided by Dr. Ravindra S. Principal, Dr. Usha Hegde, Professor and Head, Department of Oral Pathology
and Microbiology, JSS DCH and Dr. Kumaraswamy KL Professor and Head, Department of Oral Pathology and
Microbiology, Farooquia Dental College and Hospital. The program commenced with the Hands-on workshop
titled “Structured Oral Examination” conducted by Dr. Jaishankar H.P Reader, Department of Oral Medicine and
Radiology, JSS DCH. The workshop was followed by Quiz, E-Poster and Patho- Portrayal competitions. About
107 delegates from various dental colleges participated in the event. The sessions were interactive, informative
and fun-filled. In addition to the program- subject toppers in both theory and practical work of JSS DCH were
awarded prizes to encourage their academic endeavors.
Inauguration of the CDE Program.
CDE Program Conducted on 16-10-2017
Titled Aesthetic Restorations:
The Department of Conservative Dentistry and
Endodontics conducted a CDE program on Aesthetic
Dentistry on 16th October 2017. The program was
addressed by Guest Speakers Dr Arvind Shenoy and
Dr Arun Jayasheel. The topics covered included Dental
Ceramics, Veneers and Aesthetic restorations. There
was a live demonstration for cementation protocol
for ceramic restorations like Porcelain Veneer and
Zirconia Crown by Dr Arvind Shenoy. The event was
attended by more than 150 participants from all over
Karnataka.
Group photo of the participants
along with the chief guest
Inauguration of CDE program Titled Aesthetic
Restorations
Inauguration of PATHOPRAYOG-6:
“CHIT-CHAT ERUDITION”
Guest Lecture by Dr. H P Jaishankar
CDE & Orthodontists’ Day-2017 Celebration:
Department of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics celebrated Orthodontic week from 3rd October onwards.
The celebrations began with various competitions for the students, like flower carpet competition, smile
photography contest etc. The Orthodontic Week culminated with Orthodontists’ Day celebration along with twoday
CDE programme on 7th & Clinical Photography workshop on 8th October 2017. As a social responsibility
initiative measure, three students were issues orthodontic kits todeliver free orthodontic treatment to the needy
patients. The Chief Guest for the CDE Programme was Dr Sridhar Premkumar, Prof , Dept of Orthodontics,
Tamil Nadu Govt Dental College , Chennai who was also one of the guest speaker who spoke on “ Conventional
& Unconventional Management of Class II malocclusion”. The Guest of Honour for the programme was Dr.B
Suresh, Vice Chancellor, JSS AHER , Mysuru. The other guest speakers were Dr Aravind M, Reader , Dept of
Orthodontics, KLE Dental College , Bengaluru & Dr Jaishankar HP, Prof, Dept of Oral Medicine & Radiology,
JSS Dental College & Hospital, Mysuru who deliberated on “ Lingual Orthodontics – An overview” & “ CBCT in
Orthodontics” respectively. Dr Kuldeep Dmello was the course director for the Clinical Photography workshop
on 8th October who spoke extensively on the “Basics on Digital Camera & Photography” followed by hands on
demonstration of the Clinical photography. The CDE programme was attended by faculty & staff from various
colleges across Karnataka like- Bangalore Institute of Dental Sciences, Vydehi Institute of Dental Sciences, VS
Dental College, Hassanambha Dental College, Hassan, Coorg Institute of Dental Sciences, Virajpet.

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Orthodontic day celebration
Free kits and treatment coupons
for the under privilegde
CDE and Hands on Program on “Lasers in Pediatric Dentistry”
Research thrust areas:
Research Grants Received
SL.NO Granting agency No. of Projects Amount of Grant Sanctioned
(Rs. in Lakhs)
1 ICMR 1 0.50
2 JSSAHER 2 0.50
3 DBT, Ministry of Science & technology 1 30.53
Inauguration of the CDE
The Department of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry, JSS Dental College and Hospital had organised a CDE
and Hands on program on “Lasers in Pediatric Dentistry” in collaborations with Indian Society of Pedodontics &
Preventive Dentistry on 2nd August 2017.
The program was inaugurated in presence of Dr B Manjunatha Registrar JSS AHER, Dr Anil Kumar Gujjari,
Principal, JSS Dental College and Hospital, Dr Dakshayini MR Vice Principal and Organising chairperson Dr KT
Srilatha.
The guest speaker Dr Chandrashekar Yavagal, Professor, Department of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry,
MMNGH Institute of Dental Sciences, Belagavi, lectured about the applications of lasers in Dentistry and
discussed various clinical cases.
Dr Jayashankar HP Reader, JSSDCH spoke about the uses of lasers in treatment of various oral mucosal lesions
in Paediatric patients and highlighted the importance of using newer advances like lasers to treat other oral
conditions.
The highlight of the program was the live demonstration on laser tooth whitening, using 14% hydrogen peroxide
and 980nm Diode laser, that was witnessed by the delegates through a live video coverage followed by handson
experiential learning of the usage of laser system.
4 Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance
Council (BIRAC), Govt. of India Enterprise
1 1.00
5 INM Technologies (P) Ltd.,, Bengaluru 1 11.15

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External Research Projects Sanctioned / Ongoing Details:
Sl. Title of the Project
No
1 Quantitative light - induced
fluorescence; a novel
technology for quantifying
the highest & lowest area
of hypo-mineralization of
endemic fluorosed tooth
severity with drinking water
fluoride level
2 Growth assessment and
evaluation of effectiveness
of audio-visual module
in promoting assisted
breast feeding in cleft lip
and palate children – A
randomized controlled trial
3 Does fluoride content in
drinking water affects the
calcium and vitamin D
status in pregnant women
and newborn infants?
4 To Evaluate the anti-fungal
efficacy of polyherbal super
critical fluid extract loaded
in emulgel against candida
albicans in geriatric denture
wearers
5 Multi-centric study for
screening and detection of
oral potentially malignant
disorders (OPMD) noninvasively
by fluorescence
and diffuse reflectance
imaging with OralScan
camera, and development
of an algorithm for tissue
discrimination
Principle Investigator
with Dept. Name
Principal Investigator:
Dr B Nandlal
Professor of Paedodontics and
Preventive Dentistry
Co-Investigators:
DrSuriyanarayanan HOD,
Department of Water & Health
JSS AHER, Mysuru &
Dr Raghavendra Shanbhog
Reader Dept. of Paedodontics and
Preventive Dentistry JSS Dental
College & Hospital, Mysuru
Principal Investigator:
Dr Prashanth S
Reader of Pedodontics
Co-Investigators:
Dr Seema Deshmukh
Reader of Pedodontics
Dr Raghunath N
Professor of Orthodontics
Dr B Nandlal
Professor of Paedodontics
Principal Investigator: Dr
Thippeswamy H M
Reader of Public Health Dentistry
Dr Vishakantegowda Prof., JSS
College of Pharmacy
Dr Meenakshi S
Lecturer Dept. of Prosthodontics
and Crown & Bridge ICMR
Dr Karthikeya
Patil Prof. & HOD Dept. of Oral
Medicine & Radiology
6 Tranexamic acid pilot study Dr Sheela Kumar G
Professor & HOD Dept.of
Periodontology & Principal JSS
College of Pharmacy, Mysuru &
Dr A R Phani
Managing Director, INM
Technologies (P) Ltd., Bengaluru
Sanctioning
Agency
Amount
Duration of the
Project
DST 48.97 Ongoing
ICMR 17.05 Ongoing
ICMR 10.71 Ongoing
ICMR 30.53 Ongoing
BIRAC, Govt of
India
INM Technologies
(P) Ltd.,
Bengaluru
1.0 Lac Ongoing
11.15 completed
External Research Projects Submitted
Sl. Title of the Project
No
1 Postural evaluation and
development of ergonomic
paradigm for the Dental
professionals – Kap study
2 The effect of aging
and maxillary denture
appliances on phonetic
variations and quality of life
3 Evaluation of speech in
individuals with cleft lip
and palate before – after
orthodontic expansion
during the mixed dentition
period.
4 Orofacial Psychosomatic
disorders and oral health
status in Psychiatric
patients-A cross sectional
analysis
5 Promotion of health, oral
health and quality of life
among tribal population
in Karnataka and Tamil
Nadu using an integrated
approach – A prospective
study
6 Evaluation of effectiveness
of Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF)
by estimating the levels of
biomarkers in GCF
8 The granulomatous
reactions in cervical
lymphnodes of tuberculosis
with HIV and tuberculosis
with non-HIV patients.
Principle Investigator with
Dept. Name
Dr Meenakshi S
Lecturer Dept. of
Prosthodontics and Crown &
Bridge
Dr Meenakshi S
Lecturer Dept. of
Prosthodontics and Crown &
Bridge
Dr Raghunath N, Prof. &
HOD, Dept. of Orthodontics
&Dentofacial Orthopedics
Dr Prasanna Srinivas
Deshpande Lecturer, Dept. of
Oral Medicine
Principal Investigator:
Dr Chandrashekar B R
Prof., & HOD, Dept. of Public
Health Dentistry
Principal Investigator
Dr Avinash B S
Reader Dept. of
Periodontology
Co-Investigators
Dr Bhagyalakshmi
Reader Dept. of Orthodontics
Dr Suman Basavaraj
Reader Dept. of
Periodontology
Principal Investigator:
Dr Vidya G D
Reader Dept. of Oral
Pathology
Co- Principal Investigator:
Dr Shivananda S Reader,
Dept. of Oral Surgery
Submitted to Amount Duration of the
Project
ICMR 14.84 30 Months
ICMR 14.00 15 Months
ICMR 13.53 24 Months
- Non- funded -
ICMR 25.00 3 Yrs. Project
FIST-Project (Level I)
R & D Infrastructure
division
The Tuberculosis
Association of India,
New Delhi
35.50 2 Yrs.
0.45 3 Months

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Publications Statistics
Sl.No National Journal International Journal Total
1. 43 31 74
International Publications
Sl.
No.
1 Oral health beliefs and dental
caries among children of Udupi
district
2 Effect of toothbrush mouthrinse
cycling on surface roughness
and microhardness of nanohybrid
composite resin and giomer
Publication title Journal Title Vol. / Issue / Pg. No Author
3 Correlation of blood glucose levels
with salivary glucose levels in type
2 diabetes mellitus: A comparative
study
4 Non hodgkins lymphoma occurring
as primary bone lesion
5 Influence of silver nanoparticles
incorporation on flexural strength
of heat-cure acrylic denture base
resin materials
6 Platelet rich fibrin (PRF) in
regeneration of intrabony defects -
A randomized controlled trial
7 Socket preservation for implants
with collagen sponge and PRF
membrane versus natural healing:
A comparative study
8 A new design titanium
miniplate versus conventional
4-hole titanium miniplate for
management of mandibular angle
fractures: A comparative study
9 Effectiveness of learning the
digitalized histology images in
practical teaching for I year MBBS
students
10 Efficacy of NovaMin - and Proargin-containing
desensitizing
dentifrices on occlusion of dentinal
tubules
Biomedical and
Pharmacology Journal
International Journal of
Current Research
Current Trends in
Biomedical Engineering &
Biosciences
International Journal of
Current Research
Annual Research & Review
in Biology
Jun - Aug 2017;10(2):997-
1001.
Jul 2017;9(7):54745-
54750.
Jul 2017;6(1):001-004.
Aug 2017;9(8):56486-
56488.
Sep 2017;17(4):1-8.
Journal of Periodontology Sep 2017; DOI 10.1902/
jop-2017.130710 (Online)
International Journal of
Current Advanced Research
International Journal of
Advanced Research
International Journal
of Integrative Medical
Sciences
Sep 2017;6(9):5974-5981.
Sep 2017;5(9):679-688.
Oct 2017;4(5):493-496.
Dental Hypotheses Oct - Dec 2017;8(4):104-
109.
C P Kalyana, H M
Thippeswamy, K M
Nanditha
Beverley Themudo and
Annapoorna B M
AlekyaAkasapu, Usha
Hegde, Priyanka Nitin
Mahesh K P
Rama Krishna Alla, K N
Raghavendra Swamy,
Ritu Vyas Anusha
Konakanchi, Vineeth
Guduri, Praveen Gadde
Gauresh Kumar Patel,
Sheela Kumar Gujjari,
Veerendra Kumar S C
Pratik Narsikar, Sahith
Kumar Shetty, Ganesh S
SaikrishnaDegala,
Asutosh Das, Sujeeth
Shetty, Praveen Kumar
Singh, Vijay Singh
Vidya C S, Vidya G
Doddawad
Shivani Shah, Ashwini
TumkurShivakumar,
Onkar Khot, Chetan
Patil, Namrata Hosmani
11 Desmoplastic ameloblastoma in
maxilla: A report of rare case with
review of literature and classic
histopathology
12 An Interdisciplinary Collaboration
for the Management of Dilacerated
Central Incisor and Ectopically
Erupted Teeth.
13 An assessment of teaching and
learning practices: A questionnaire
study for dental educators of
Karnataka
14 Novel approach in the treatment of
partially necrosed tooth deploying
autologous chemically treated
dentinal chips
15 Mucocele involving the glands
of blandin and nuhn: A rare case
report
16 A conservative approach to
pediatric mandibular dentoalveolar
fracture and its management: A
case report
17 Inter - and Intra - observer
variability in diagnosis of oral
dysplasia
18 Determination of blood group from
the tooth material - An medico
legal investigative procedure
19 Tumor associated tissue
eosinophilia: a case report with
review
20 A comparative evaluation of
osteoprotegerin and receptor
activator of nuclear kappa B ligand
in a gingival crevicular fluid during
canine retraction with elastomeric
chain and nickel titanium coil
spring: An in vivo study
21 Oral Health care through
traditional herbs, alternative and
complementary medicines
Annual Research & Review
in Biology
Biomedical and
Pharmacology Journal
Journal of International
Society of Preventive &
Community Dentistry
International Journal of
Current Advanced Research
International Journal of
Pharma Research and
Health Sciences
International Journal of
Current Research
Asian Pacific Journal of
Cancer Prevention
Research and Reviews:
Journal of Dental Sciences
International Journal of
Otorhinolaryngology and
Head & Neck Surgery
International Journal of
Orthodontic Rehabilitation
Asian Journal of
Development Matters
Oct - Dec 2017;21(4):1-7.
Oct - Dec 2017;10(4):2121-
2127.
Nov 2017;7(3):180-185.
Vidya G Doddawad, S
Shivananda, Pradeep
Subbaiah, Divya Rao
Subbaiah
Pradeep, Mysore
RajashekarDhakshaini,
Nagasunder
Raghunath Rao,
Vidya Doddawadand
BhagyalashmiAvinash
S Meenakshi, N
Raghunath, H S
Shreeshyla
Nov 2017;6(11):7722-7724 Annapoorna B M,
Shanmukh Srinivas
Nov - Dec: 2017;5(6):1915-
18.
Dec 2017;8(12):453-455.
Dec 2017;18(12):3251-
3254.
Dec 2017;5(4):45-48.
Jan - Feb 2018;4(1):285-
288
Jan – Mar 2018;9(1):1-7.
Mar 2018;12(1):92-100
Naseemoon Shaik,
Raghavendra Shanbhog,
Brinda SuhasGodhi, Sai
Krishna Degala
Prashanth Sadashiva
Murthy, Naseemoon
Shaik, Seema
Deshmukh, Srilatha K
Thotappa
Shubhasini A R, Praveen
B N, Usha Hegde, Uma
K, Shubha G, Keerthi G,
Shiladitya Sil
Sunitha S, Vidya G D
Bhuvan Nagpal, Usha
Hegde, Prasannasrinivas
Deshpande, Soumadip
Dey
Ejaz Salim Khan,
Abhishek Ranjan, N
Raghunath
Sushma
Rudraswamy, Deepa
Chandrashekaraiah,
Sowmya S,
NagabhushanaDoggalli

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22 Audio sensory video interface:
A novel innovation to aid
intraprocedural communication
between paediatric dental patients
and paedodontists - A Randomized
pilot trial
23 Class II camouflage treatment:
Comparison of two commonly
opted extraction protocols
24 Clinical evaluation of preventive
effect of fissure sealants on initial
carious lesion of permanent
mandibular molars pretreated with
and without fluoride varnish by
fluorescence camera
25 An innovative technique to
enhance facial aesthetics using
detachable cheek plumper
appliance: A case report
26 Dental concerns of children with
cleft lip and palate - a review
27 Spectrophotometric evaluation of
microleakage using bulkfill liners
cured with QTH and led lights
28 Analysis of salivary biomarkers
during orthodontic tooth
movement with conventional
bracket and self-ligating brackets:
An in vivo study
29 Comparison of intravenous
tramadol versus ketorolac in the
management of postoperative pain
after oral and maxillofacial surgery
30 Comparative Evaluation of
Antimicrobial Efficacy of
Theobromine Toothpaste and
a Low-fluoridated Toothpaste
against Plaque Streptococcus
mutans in Children
31 Recent advancements in oral
lichen planus management: An
overview
International Journal of
Current Advanced Research
International Journal of
Innovative Research and
Advanced Studies
International Journal of
Clinical Pediatric Dentistry
International Journal of
Current Research
Journal of Pediatrics and
Neonatal Care
International Journal of
Current Advanced Research
International Journal of
Orthodontic Rehabilitation
Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgery
Mar 2018;7(3):10492-
10496.
Mar 2018;5(3):231-235.
Mar - Apr 2018;11(2):89-
93.
Apr 2018;10(4):68271-
68276.
Apr 2018;8(4):172-178.
Apr 2018;7(4):11740-
11745.
Apr - Jun 2018;9(2):49-54.
May 2018 DOI 10.1007/
s10006-018-0700-3
World Journal of Dentistry May - Jun 2018;9(3):215-
219.
World Journal of Dentistry May - Jun 2018;9(3):249-
251.
Gandhi Henal Alpesh,
Prashanth Sadashiva
Murthy, Girish M S
Raghunath N, Mrudul
Vaidya, Jyothikiran H,
Pratham Pai
Madhagudanahalli S
Lakshmi, Kudlapur
T Srilatha, Bhojraj
Nandlal, Seema
Deshmukh
Raghavendra Swamy
K N, Akash Puri,
Anil Kumar Gujjari,
Dhakshaini M R
SVSG Nirmala,
DegalaSaikrishna
SabnisShibani Parag,
Manjunath M K, Vinutha
Manjunath, Asha
Srinivasan
Samson Thomas, N
Raghunath
SaikrishnaDegala, Asad
Nehal
Ranju MB, Girish MS,
Prashanth Sadashiva
Murthy
Athira Joshy
Nagabhushana
Doggalli, Karthikeya
Patil, Jai Shankar,
Chikkarasinakere
J Gowda,
Prasannasrinivas
Deshpande
Patents
Sl.
No
1. A mini implant supporting tube for
orthodontics
2. OOPCoGraph –
OrofacialOrthopaedic patient
compliance graph
Patent Title Name of the Faculty(ies) Application No. Current Status
3. ThumbSens-Vib: An Electronically
Powered Habit breaker
4. AuSFIn – Audio Sensory Feedback
Interace
Dr. Nitin V Muralidhar 736/CHE/2013 PUBLISHED
(on 25th Dec 2015)
Dr.Prashanth S
Dr.Seema Deshmukh
Dr.Girish M S
Dr.ShefaliKaul
Dr.Khyatikaushal
Mr. Ajit H M
Dr.Seema Deshmukh
Dr.Prashanth S
Dr.Girish M S
Dr.ArvindNeelakantan
Dr.Sherun K C
Mr. Ajit H M
Dr.Prashanth S
Dr.Girish M S
Dr.henal Gandhi
Mr. Ajit H M
Mr. Rahul Bachawala
5. Soft Tongue Restrainer Dr B Nandlal
Dr Anoop Neelankavil
Kochouseph
Dr Ragavee Veeramani ss
Dr Amira Imtiaz
201741010894 PUBLISHED (
on 11th Aug 2017)
201741010895 PUBLISHED
(on 11th Aug 2017)
201741010896 PUBLISHED
(on 11th Aug 2017)
201841004643 FILED
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Text Books Authored or/and Chapters Contributed by Faculty
Sl.
No
Title of the book/chapter with Pg
no.
1 Developmental disturbances of
tongue – A comprehensive guide
Name of author/editor
Sangeetha Ramu, Premalatha
Bidadi Rajashekaraiah, Vidya
Chandavarkar
2 Nano Dentistry - An overview Ashwini Tumkur Shivakumar,
Shivani Shah, Premalatha Bidadi
Rajashekaraiah
3 Fixed functional appliances in
Orthodontics
4 An overview on biomedical and
biodental waste management
5 Photodynamic therapy in dental
practice management
6 Efficacy of herbal gel on wound
healing in chronic periodontitis
7. Chapter Title - Different crowns
used in Pediatric Dentistry –
Composite Shell Crowns Crowns in
Pediatric Dentistry
8. Chapter Title - Anterior esthetic
crowns
Text Book of Pediatric Dentistry
Details of Publisher
ISBN 978-3-330-05865-1
published by LAP Lambert
Academic Publishing
GmbH & Co., Germany,
Year 2017.
ISBN 978-3-330-06827-8
published by LAP Lambert
Academic Publishing
GmbH & Co., Germany,
Year 2017.
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Centres of Excellence / Special Clinics/ Specialized Care Centres
Assisted Breastfeeding Centre for Cleft Lip and Palate Affected Infants
Cleft lip and palate is one of the most common congenital malformations affecting the orofacial region causing
the difficulty in feeding and as a result failure to strive. It affects one in 700 live births. Among all the complex
problems associated with cleft of lip and palate, the major concern of the mothers remains difficulty in the feeding
the infant. Improper feeding techniques can result in complications like aspiration pneumonia worsening the
existing condition even further. These infants remain devoid of the breastfeeding benefits. Paediatric dentistry
plays a critical role in creating a proper plan of care for oral health and overall nutrition. The Pedodontists play a
major role in this multidisciplinary team approach by providing the feeding plates/obturators which would assist
the mothers in effectively and efficiently feed the cleft lip and palate affected infant.
Assisted Breastfeeding Centre works towards promoting and motivating the affected families towards
breastfeeding and ensure better psychosocial bonding between the child and the mother. The mothers of the
affected infants are educated with the use of appropriate Audio-Visual modules using the computer animation
and related technologies which would reinforce awareness regarding the feeding interventions.
With assistance from ICMR, the centre was formed with support from JSS Dental College and JSS Academy
of Higher Education and Research on 23rd October 2017. The centre aims towards educating the mothers
of the infants affected with cleft lip and palate with importance of breastfeeding for the normal growth and
development of the infant. It also aims towards educating the mothers about the problems associated with the
cleft lip and palate and complications that would arise with improper feeding habits. They are encouraged to
breastfeed the infant under the supervision of the supporting staff. The education is done based on appropriate
audio visual modules. Feeding plates in association with modified breastfeeding techniques help the mothers
effectively and efficiently breastfeed the affected infants.
Sl. No
Team members
1. Dr. Prashanth S
Reader, Dept of Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry
JSS Dental College & Hospital JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
2. Dr. Seema Deshmukh
Reader, Dept of Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry
JSS Dental College & Hospital JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
3. Dr B Nandlal
Professor,Dept. of Paedodontics& Preventive Dentistry,
J S S Dental College & Hospital JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
4. Dr Raghunath N
Professor & HOD,Dept. of Orthodontics &Dentofacial Orthopaedics,
J S S Dental College & Hospital JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research
5. Dr Narayanappa D
(Paediatrician) Professor, Department of Paediatrics
JSS Hospital, Mysore
6. Dr Srinivasa Murthy D
(Neonatologist) Associate Professor, Department of Paediatrics
JSS Hospital, Mysore.

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Statistics
Month New Old Total
January 2018 0 20 20
February 2018 1 7 8
March 2018 3 5 8
April 2018 2 7 9
May 2018 2 13 15
June 2018 0 11 11
Total 8 63 71
JSS Smile – A Multidisciplinary Cleft Lip & Palate Clinic
JSS Smile – A Multidisciplinary Cleft Lip & Palate Clinic was established to provide free treatment
to cleft lip & palate children.
Starting of the Multidisciplinary Cleft Lip & Palate Clinic at JSS Dental College & Hospital is a
drive towards special care dentistry and becoming a premier institute in this field of Dental
Science including hospital practice with the objective of strengthening the health care of the
country.
Education to Mother’s of CLCP affected infants through audio visual aids
Assisted Breastfeeding Centre for Cleft Lip and Palate
Affected Infants
Nursing of Cleft Lip and Palate affected Infant

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DENTAL FACULTY
Dr Sai Krishna – Cleft Surgeon
Dr Nandlal B – Pedodontist
Dr Raghunath N – Orthodontist
Dr Nitin V M- Orthodontist
Dr Meenakshi – Prosthodontist
MEDICAL FAUCLTY
Dr Srinivas - Anesthetist
Dr Rakesh – ENT surgeon
Dr C Chandrashekar- Pediatrician
Dr Nawab Akthar – Psychologist
Bilvashree – Speech Therapist
Outcome
The clinic is widely popular and has been catering to the needs of the underprivileged. We have
treated around 171 patients and many more are in the active phase of various treatments.
Considering the socio economic status of many of our patients who cannot afford expensive
treatment procedures this special clinic is a major initiative which scores high on our University’s
social responsibility.
Cleft Lip & Palate Multidisciplinary Out Patieint Clinicstatistics
Month Paedodontics Oral Surgery Orthodontics
Jan 12 09 04
Feb 13 06 03
Mar 12 0 05
April 07 0 06
May 15 0 06
June 16 08 04
Breathe Healthy
“Breathe Healthy” special clinic is an Interprofessional collaborative clinic for the
care and management of children with Nasal Obstruction. Nasal obstruction is
one of the commonest health disorders among children. The presence of Nasal
Obstruction can seriously affect one’s quality of life. Nasal Obstruction is also a
significant component of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and can severely affect
the quality of sleep.
The timely management of Nasal Obstruction is very important for the normal
growth and development of the child.
At “Breathe Healthy”, we offer Interprofessional (IP) care and management for
children with Nasal Obstruction. The uniqueness of Breath Healthy special clinic
is its Interprofessional care & management offered by the Dept of Paediatrics,
Dept of ENT & Dept of Orthodontics under one roof.Our IP team comprises of
Paediatrician, ENT Surgeon, Orthodontist and Paediatric Dentist. In addition to
this, we undertake research activities to provide the highest quality of care for our
patients.
Doctors/ Consultants-
1) Dr Bharathi MB- Prof, Dept of ENT, JSS MC & Hospital
2) Dr Chandrashekar- Asso Prof, Dept of Paediatrics, JSS MC & Hospital
3) Dr Bhagyalakshmi A- Reader, Dept of Orthodontics, JSS DC & Hospital
4) Dr Sandeep S- Asso Prof, Dept of ENT, JSS MC & Hospital
5) Dr Amulya T.M- Senior Resident, Dept of ENT, JSS MC & Hospital
6) Dr Seema Deshmukh- Reader, Dept of Paediatric Dentistry, JSS DC & Hospital
Consultation time- Every Tuesday between 9am to 4pm, JSS Hospital, Mysuru.
Objectives
To provide empathetic treatment & care to Cleft Lip & Palate children.
A Multidisciplinary approach in treating Cleft patients with a team of doctors which includes Cleft Surgeon,
anesthetist, Pediatrician, Pedodontist, Orthodontist, Prosthodontist, Speech therapist, ENT surgeon,
Psychologist.

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Baby Oral Health Promotion Clinic (BOHPC)
“Baby Oral Health Promotion Clinic” an extension clinic of Dept of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry at Dept
of Pediatrics, JSS Hospital, is a first of its kind in India where a Pediatrician and Pediatric Dentist together are
providing care under one roof to promote prevention of oral diseases in children.
In this clinic we provide preventive and interceptive oral health care for infants and young children; give age
appropriate guidance for oro- facial injury prevention; Educate parents about implementation of oral hygiene
measures right from infancy; Assess risk factors for early childhood caries and refer those children who are at
high risk for developing early childhood caries to JSS Dental College and Hospital for further treatment.
Team members
1) Dr Indira MD, Pediatric Dentist
2) Dr Nandlal B, Pediatric Dentist
3) Dr Narayanappa D, Pediatrician
Statistics of Academic Presentations
Academic/ research Papers Poster Presentations
presented
Students Faculty Students Faculty
National 39 25 23 44 131
International - 3 - - 3
Library Satistics
Total
Library Budget
Sl.No Particulars Total budget allotted Rs. In Expenditure Rs. In lakhs
lakhs
1 Books 20 lakhs 7,85,119.00
2 Journals 1.40 lakhs 1,28,92,460.00
3 Online database
4 Newspapers & Magazines 40,000 (2017 Budget) +1.5
lakhs (2018 Budgets)
5 CD ROMs - -
6 Any other - -
24,508 (July 2017 to March 2017)
7,157 (April 2018 to June 2018)
Details of Library Books
Faculty Awards
and Recognitions
Students Awards
and Recognitions
Faculty Guest
Lectures and
Invited Talks
Sl.No Particulars Numbers newly Procured Total No. of books as on June
2018
1 Reference books 361 9,129
2 Course books 324 9029
3 WHO Collections - 92
4 Book bank - 305
5 Journals 106 3347 back volume
6 Project reports 72 777
7 CD’s 53 935
8 Video cassettes - -

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Financial Expenditure Incurred
Co-Curricular Activities
Sl.No Particulars Expenditure (Rs. In Lakhs)
1 Expenditure towards organizing workshops/Seminars/Conferences 4,28,330
2 Financial Assistance to faculty for attending workshops/Seminars/
4,34,920
Conferences
3 Purchase of Equipment 1,26,917
4 Any other (Non – Recurring and Recurring) Nil
Details of Camps Conducted
World Oral Health Day 2018
On the eve of World Oral Health Day, the team of Doctors and House Surgeons from Department of Public
Health Dentistry, JSS Dental College & Hospital, A Constituent College of JSS Academy of Higher Education &
Research, Mysuru organized World Oral Health Day on 19th March 2018 at Bhugathagalli, Varuna Hobli, Mysuru
Taluk.
The theme for this year being “Say Ahh: Think Mouth, Think Health”. It reflects the benefits of a healthy mouth
and to promote awareness of the issues around oral health and the importance of oral hygiene to looking after
every old and young.
Worldwide, 90% of the population is at risk from some form of oral diseases, ranging from caries, periodontal
diseases to oral cancer. World Oral Health Day provides an opportunity to create awareness and encourage
individuals, families, communities and governments to take measures to lower the incidence of these oral
diseases.
The first line of oral health care starts with individual through prevention, especially good brushing habits and
regular check-ups. World Oral Health Day thus was celebrated by conducting Dental Check up, Oral Hygiene
Instructions and Treatment. Oral Care Products were also distributed to the Residents and Government School
Children of Bhugathagalli, Varuna Hobli, Mysuru Taluk.
Theme: “Universal health coverage: everyone,
everywhere.”

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World No Tobacco Day 2018 “Tobacco and Heart Disease”
On occasion of “World No Tobacco Day – 31st May 2018” JSS Dental College & Hospital in association with
Indian Dental Association, Mysore branch organized a campaign to increase awareness on the link between
tobacco and heart and other cardiovascular diseases (CVD), including stroke, which combined are the world’s
leading causes of death, feasible actions and measures that key audiences, including governments and the
public, can take to reduce the risks to heart health posed by tobacco. A rally was organized on the occasion.
The rally initiated from Kote Anjaneya temple premises and culminated at Deputy Commissioner’s office. The
rally was attended by staff, PG students, Interns of JSS Dental College and Hospital and Members of Indian
Dental Association, Mysore.
World Environment Day 2018
On occasion of World environment day, 5th June 2108 Department of Public Health Dentistry, JSS Dental
College and Hospital, JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research, Mysuru in association with Department
of Community Medicine organized awareness rally at the Medar block, Bamboo Bazaar . Saplings were planted
in the JSS Urban Health Centre. The programme was attended by the staff and students of public health
dentistry.
The focus of World No Tobacco Day 2018 was on
peripheral vascular disease.
death and disease, knowledge among large sections of the public that tobacco is one of the leading causes
of CVD is low.

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“National Public Health Dentistry Day”
Department of Public Health Dentistry, JSS Dental College and Hospital, JSS Academy of Higher Education and
Research, Mysuru organized a free dental check up and treatment camp at Suttur JSS High School on19-6-
2018 in view of “National Public Health Dentistry Day”. A total of 35 students were offered dental check up
and one to one counseling. More than 100 students received Oral hygiene instructions and Demonstration of
brushing technique. The camp was attended Dr.Sunitha.S and Dr.Sushma.R and house surgeons.
Tooth Brushing Day 2017
Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry (IAPHD) decided to join with the community & celebrate a NATIONAL
TOOTH BRUSHING DAY in India on November 7th of each year. The aim of this exercise to make every Indian use
a tooth brush, to reinforce the importance of children’s oral health and to promote good tooth-brushing habits.
This program was launched in the year 2014 to educate teachers, parents and kids regarding importance of
oral health and maintaining oral hygiene.
Department of Public Health Dentistry, JSS Dental College and Hospital, JSS Academy of Higher Education
and Research had organized a tooth brushing demonstration and correction of their brushing techniques for
Underprivileged Residential Government School children, Nazarabad.

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World Aids Day 2017
On occasion of “World AIDS Day” Department of Public Health Dentistry, JSS Dental College and Hospital,
JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research, Mysuru organized camp at Maliyur, T. Narashipur taluk, on
8th December 2017. The camp benefited children of school at Maliyuru, besides some general public from
Bendravadi and Nanjapura and nearby localities. A total of 258 participants were offered dental check up and
one to one counseling along with onsite treatment that included cleaning, filling and extractions for 75 patients
using mobile dental unit and portable dental equipments. The children and general public requiring further
treatment were referred to JSS Dental College and Hospital. The camp was attended by Professor and Head Dr.
Chandra Shekar BR, staff Dr.Maurya M, Dr.Sushma.R, Dr.Lingaraj.K, Postgraduate students and house surgeons
from the department of Public Health Dentistry, JSS Dental College and Hospital. Dr.S.Raviraja, Principal
Badriprasadji Pre University College, and Mr. Thirthe Gowda, NSS Co-ordinator along with their team members
was present on the occasion. The services of JSS Dental College & Hospital and NSS team of Badriprasadji Pre
University College were appreciated by school authorities’, parents of children and general public.
Oral Health Exhibition at SutturJatra Mahotsava 2018
SutturJatra exhibition was scheduled from 13-01-2018 to 18-01-2018.
In this exhibition, we exhibited posters, models, charts and innovative educational games regarding oral health
and pathologies. Information on oral cavity, causative factors for oral diseases and simple tips for preventing
them through self care practices were rendered. The oral health exhibition also included models on treatment
procedures offered in different specialty departments in dentistry as well as on ill effects of tobacco and alcohol.
More than 1.5 Lakh people visited the exhibition and were benefitted byInterviews, short movies; documentaries
on oral health using audio-visual aids were played. Pamphlets containing simple tips for oral health maintenance
were also distributed for all visitors. Faculty and house surgeons in the exhibition answered all queries related
to oral health by the visitors.
All the Faculty, Post graduate student, House surgeons, and Non teaching staff from the Department of Public
Health Dentistry participated in this weeklong event enthusiastically.

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Composition of Education Unit and Activities
Faculty Development Workshop
Dental Education Unit (A wing of CCLPE)
Dental Education Unit Team
R to L Sitting: Dr.Brinda(Member)Dr.Sunila B Sangappa (Convener) Dr. Ravindra S (Chairperson) , Dr, Seema
(Member Secretary) Dr. Sheela Kumar G (Member), Dr. Avinash B S (Member) , Dr. Sanjay C J (Member).
Dr. Shyam Sunder (Member) Dr. Shreeshyla H S (Member)Dr. Sushma R (Member) Dr. Vishal S K (Member)
Dr. Ambikathanaya (Member)
Inaguration of DEU & Faculty Development Workshop
“Fundamental of Dental Education Technologies”
Reconstituted Dental Education Unit (DEU), Centre for continuous learning for professional excellence (CCPLE)
was inaugurated on 12th May 2017 at JSS Dental College & Hospital, JSS AHER. The inaugural ceremony
was presided by the chief guest Dr.Manjunatha B, Registrar, JSS AHER along with Dr. Prashanth Vishwanth,
Convener, CCPLE as the guest of honor. Dr. Anil Kumar Gujjari, Principal, Dr. Dakshaini M.R, Vice Principal, and
Dr. Sunila B Sangappa, Convener DEU, JSSDCH graced the occasion. Dr.Seema Deshmukh, Member Secretary,
DEU presented the inaugural address with Introduction to the DEU and to the workshop and welcomed the
dignitaries.
Dental Education Unit Room Inauguration Pooja
Dental education Unit Room located in the Second floor of JSS Dental College and Hospital was inaugurated
on 6th July 2018 by Principal Dr.Ravindra S.

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Report of Athulyam 2018
Cultural Activity
The cultural week ATHULYAM 2018 was held from 8th to 17th of March 2018. Various events were planned.
The chief guest for inauguration was Dr. B Manjunatha, Registrar, JSS Academy of Higher education & Research
along with Dr. Ravindra S Principal, JSSDCH, Dr.Dakshayini MR, Vice Principal, Mrs Anushree, AAO and Mr.
Veerabhadraswamy, AAO. The interns had a surprise planned i.e Flash mob. This was followed by release of
the Athulyam 2018 banner. To mark this occasion a saping of honge tree was planted by the chief guest. A
medicinal salpling was given as a memento to the chief guest as a part of the green initiative.
The final day program was conducted in JSS medical college auditorium. The program started with honoring
the toppers of all the 5 year undergraduate students. This was followed by skit, choreo video, JSS idol, classical
dance, non classical dance and fashion show. The JSS idol was none other than Dr. Angel.
At the end of Athulyam 2018, interns were declared winners with maximum points. This was followed by a
special performance by “Sawan” – a rock band.
Athulyam 2018 started on 8th of march 2018 with a short note on women`s contribution to the society. As a
gesture of our appreciation to all the women workers of our institution, all the non teaching staffs, support staffs
were acknowledged by the faculties. This was followed by a cake cutting ceremony by the support staffs &non
teaching staffs. This was followed by a performance by the student music band.
Thirty three events were planned for ten days like JSS idol, air crash, dance sync, collage making, dressing the
bride & groom, food fest, classical, non classical dance, jewellary making, photography contest, fashion show.
Few new events were also included, i.e Plate painting, Doll making, Puzzle me, Skit, choreo video.
All the years were given house names i.e Barbed Broachers, Reckless Retractors, Crushing Cryers, Jasper
Jumpers, Roaring Roungers, raging Reamers. Students of Dental mechatronics also participated in the events.
Athulyam 2018, Sri Rajendra Auditorium, JSSMC

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SPORTS
“AMALGAMATION” - Annual Sports 2017-2018
Annual sports was conducted between 9th January to 10th February 2018.
The Annual College Sports day was carried out on 10 February 2018. All the athletic events along with Relay
4x100mtrs for men and women, long jump, discus, javelin and shot-put throw were conducted. All the students
and staff of the college participated with great enthusiasm in all the events.
Dr Kushalappa PA, Director Academics of JSS AHER graced the occasion as chief guest. Dr Ravindra S, Principal
and Dr Prasannasrinivas Deshpande, Sports secretary addressed the students gathering and supervised the
smooth conduct of further events. The winners were awarded with trophies, medals and certificates by the
chief guest.
“Chairman’s trophy – All India Dental College T20 Cricket Tournament” - by Rajarajeshwari Dental College,
Bangalore. JSSDC cricket team participated in 2 weeks tournament conducted in Bangalore held on 7th to 9th
March 2017.
JSS AHER sports conducted at University grounds, Mysuru. Various teams of dental college participated and
won the following events held from 15th to 17th March.
Individual Events
Events Position Participants details
100 mts men running 1st Binu Baby
200 mts running (men) 1st Shubankar
200 mts running (women) 2nd Josy Mol
Long jump (women) 2nd Josy Mol
Shot put (women) 3rd Shruti Ebin
Long jump (men) 3rd Binu Baby
Running 100mts (men staff) 1st Dr Prasanna
Shot put (men staff) 1st Dr Prasanna
Throw ball (women staff) 2nd Dr Prasanna
University authorities along with dental college principal on annual sports meet
PEGASUS 2018- At CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE, VELLORE, TAMIL NADU
A team of 10 members from JSS Dental College and Hospital Mysore participated in the Cultural and Sports Fest
Pegasus 2018 conducted by CMC Vellore from 10th September to 15thSeptember 2018.The team participated
in the Futsal tournament and athletics. Inthe quarter finals the team faced a defeat after registering 3 wins.
In Athletics the team participated in 100mtrs, 110mtrs hurdles,1500mtrs,long jump, discuss throw.
Mr. Gokul Krishna won silver in the 100 mtrs men’s hurdles
Group and individual events conducted on various dates at JSS AHER grounds

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Hospital Statistics
Library Committee
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Name Designation Position
No
1 Dr. Anil Kumar I/c Principal Chairman
2 Dr. M R Dhakshaini Vice Principal Member
3 Dr. Karthikeya Patil Prof & HOD Member
4 Dr. Srilatha K T Prof & HOD Member
5 Dr. Saikrishna D Prof & HOD Member
6 Dr. Annapoorna B M Prof & HOD Member
7 Dr. Chandrashekar B R Prof & HOD Member
8 Dr. Sheela Kumar G Prof & HOD Member
9 Dr. Raghunath N Prof & HOD Member
10 Dr Usha Hegde Prof & HOD Member
11 Dr Athira Joshi PG Student Member
12 Ms. Khushi UG Student Member
13 Mr Mahendra D G Librarian Member Secretary
Faculty Details
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REGISTRATION
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JSS College of Pharmacy,
Mysuru
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru, has made great strides
in meeting specific needs of both students and patients,
exploring new frontiers in pharmaceutical sciences and
practice. As stated in the vision and mission statement of
the college, we strive for high quality education, training
and research focused on lifelong learning.
The College of Pharmacy continues to build on its
rich history and tradition of excellence by offering
quality degree programs that provide students with
the necessary education and skills, supplemented by
excellent infrastructure and instructional facilities,
for their careers in pharmacy. The college offers a
comprehensive package of education and training
opportunities beginning with the Diploma in Pharmacy
(D.Pharm), Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm), Doctor of
Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm)
and Doctoral (Ph.D.) programs. Post graduate diploma
and certificate courses are also offered to the students
as ad-don to the regular programs. The college houses
some of the nation`s recognized researchers and
educates some of the brightest students nationally and
internationally. Our stability and educational excellence
is apparent in numbers.
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PRINCIPAL’S PROFILE
Institutional Achievements
College has positioned itself at 10th place in Natonal institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) for the last three
consecutive years (2016,2017 and 2018) by Ministry of Human Resource, and Development, Govt. of India, New
Delhi. Pharm.D program offered at the institution is the only program in Asia which is certified by Accreditation
Council of Pharmacy Education (ACPE) USA. B.Pharm program offered at this college is accredited by National
Board of Accreditation (NBA) & AICTE, New Delhi. Quality management system of the college is certified by
ISO 9001-2015. College has NABL accredited drug testing laboratory which is approved by Govt. of Karantaka.
Quacquarelli Simonds (QS) has rated the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D)program with 3 stars.
Dr. T M Pramod Kumar
Principal, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
Dr. T M Pramod Kumar TM is presently working as Principal and Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutics.
With over 24 years of teaching and research experience, he has published more than 117 scientific papers in
peer reviewed national and international journals. He has guided 56 PG students, 6 PhD candidates and presently
guiding 06 Ph.D students. He is member of various professional national organizations. He was deputed from JSS
University as subject expert of Pharmaceutical Technology for WHO sponsored training program for pharmacy
teachers of Srilanka at Jayewardene University, Colombo, Srilanka. His area of research includes developing
newer drug delivery systems and policy research in pharmaceutical regulatory affairs. He was coordinator of
Industry Institute partnership cell of the college and was abe to get excellent placement for the students. He is
instrumental in starting Master of Pharmacy in Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs for the first time in India and
would get Regulatory affairs studio in the college. He was also part of the “Knowledge Consortium of Regulatory
Sciences, an initiative of United State Pharmacopiea”. He has been selected and approved as Honorary member
and Senior Advisor in National Advisory Committee of “Associations of regulatory affairs professionals” in India.
He is a member of Regional Advisory Board of “Higher Education Skill Development and Research (HESDAR)
Center”, Mysuru. Pharmacy council of India had deputed him for “National Survey on Spurious and Not of
standard Quality drugs”, a Government of India initiative, as an observer for the survey conducted by National
Institute of Biologicals, New Delhi. Currently, he is group leader of Special interest Group (SIG) of JSS University
on “3D Printing in Health Care”, which is one of the disruptive technology that is going to change the way drugs
and devices are being tailor made to an individual.
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Prospective Growth Strategy
To achieve excellence in pharmacy education training and research, college has five-year strategic plan (2016-
2020) and also to position itself as SMART College of Pharmacy in the country by 2020. This is expected to be
achieved through
S - STUDENT QUALITY
M - MOTIVATION
A - ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
R - RESEARCH AND INNOVATION
T - TECHNOLOGY
Aim is to produce SMART Pharmacists who excel through
S - Skills that help achieve excellence
M - Motivation to do their best and emerge as leaders
A - Academic excellence that is exemplified
R - Research that is relevant, reproducible and realistic
T - Technology that integrates with their practice
Plan provides five directions to excel, with about 42 key performing indicators that are evaluated periodically
to asses level of attainment.
ADMISSIONS
SL.
NO.
Program / Course TOTAL INTAKE No of Students Enrolled
Male Female Total
1. I D. Pharm 120 45 51 96
2. I B. Pharm 100 56 46 102
3. II B. Pharm (DA) 13 08 05 13
4. I Pharm D 30 11 19 30
5. IV Pharm (PB) 10 06 04 10
6. I M. Pharm 108 48 55 103
7. B. Pharm Pharmacy Practice 60 03 -- 03
8. Residency Program 02 00 01 01
Total 177 181 358
Sl
Course
No
1 B.Pharm (SS) I Semester
(Suplementary)
Results Analysis
B.Pharm (SS) Examinations - May 2017
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade
61 45 73.77 - - 7 38
2 B.Pharm (SS) II Semester 210 168 80 - 23 84 61
(Regular)
3 B.Pharm (SS) III Semester 66 42 63.64 - - 2 40
(Suplementary)
4 B.Pharm (SS) IV Semester 188 155 82.45 1 34 64 56
(Regular)
5 MBBS Phase-III, Part-I 59 48 81.36 - - 11 37
6 MBBS Phase-III, Part-II 50 36 72 - 1 14 21

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I & II Semester M.Pharm (SS) Examinations - May 2017
B.Pharm, Pharm.D & Diploma In Pharmacy Examinations - May 2017
Sl
Course
No
1 M Pharm I Semester
(Pharmaceutical Regulatory
Affairs)
2 M Pharm II Semester
(Industrial Pharmacy)
3 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmaceutical Analysis)
4 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology)
5 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmaceutical Chemistry)
6 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmaceutics)
7 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmacognosy)
8 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmacology)
9 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmacy Practice)
10 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmaceutical Quality
Assurance)
11 M Pharm II Semester
(Pharmaceutical Regulatory
Affairs)
12 M Pharm II Semester
(Cosmeceutics)
13 M Pharm (3 yrs)
(Pharmaceutical Regulatory
Affairs) II Semester
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade
2 2 100 - - - 2
6 6 100 5 1 - -
23 23 100 - 12 10 1
1 1 100 - 1 - -
6 6 100 - 4 2 -
30 30 100 1 21 8 -
5 5 100 - 5 - -
23 23 100 4 14 5 -
17 16 94.12 - 7 8 1
18 18 100 - 16 2 -
17 17 100 3 11 3 -
3 3 100 1 2 - -
7 7 100 1 6 - -
Sl
No
Course
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass
Class
1 B.Pharm Second Year 3 0 0 - - - -
2 B.Pharm Third Year 2 1 50 - - - 1
3 B.Pharm Fourth Year 6 2 33.33 - - - 2
4 B.Pharm (RS-1) First Year 9 4 44.44 - - - 4
5 B.Pharm (RS-1) Second Year 31 10 32.26 - - - 10
6 B.Pharm (RS-1) Third Year 220 171 77.73 50 95 9 17
7 B.Pharm (RS-1) Final Year 199 170 85.43 68 98 3 1
8 Pharm.D (RS-1) First Year 65 58 89.23 25 31 2 -
9 Pharm.D (RS-1) Second Year 57 54 94.74 23 25 5 1
10 Pharm.D (RS-1) Third Year 57 55 96.49 26 29 - -
11 Pharm.D Third Year 1 1 100 - - - 1
12 Pharm.D Fourth Year 76 75 98.68 44 31 - -
13 Pharm.D Fifth Year 71 71 100 41 29 1 -
14 Diploma In Pharmacy Part - I 133 77 57.89 5 48 21 3
15 Diploma In Pharmacy Part - II 82 72 87.8 9 37 26 -
Sl
Course
No
1 B.Pharm (SS1) I Semester
(Regular)
2 B.Pharm (SS) I Semester
(Suplementary)
3 B.Pharm (SS) II Semester
(Suplementary)
4 B.Pharm (SS) III Semester
(Regular)
5 B.Pharm (SS) IV Semester
(Suplementary)
6 B.Pharm (SS) V Semester
(Regular)
B.Pharm (SS & SS1) Examinations November - 2017
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade
200 175 87.5 4 50 96 25
15 6 40 - - - 6
49 26 53.06 - - 2 24
235 154 65.53 - 12 80 58
38 11 28.95 - - 2 7
176 156 88.64 - 24 66 60

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Sl
No
B.Pharm, Pharm.D & Diploma In Pharmacy Examinations - August 2017
Course
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass
Class
1 B.Pharm Second Year 1 0 0 - - - -
2 B.Pharm Third Year - - - - - - -
3 B.Pharm Fourth Year 2 1 50.00 - - - 1
4 B.Pharm (RS-1) First Year 12 4 33.33 - - - 4
5 B.Pharm (RS-1) Second Year 27 7 25.93 - - - 7
6 B.Pharm (RS-1) Third Year 59 24 40.68 - 1 - 23
7 B.Pharm (RS-1) Final Year 44 30 68.18 - 9 1 20
8 Pharm.D (RS-1) First Year 8 4 50.00 - - - 4
9 Pharm.D (RS-1) Second Year 5 4 80.00 - 1 - 3
10 Pharm.D (RS-1) Third Year 3 2 66.67 1 - 1
11 Pharm.D Third Year - - - - - - -
12 Pharm.D Fourth Year 1 0 0 - - - -
13 Pharm.D Fifth Year 1 1 100 - 1 - -
14 Diploma In Pharmacy Part - I 52 29 55.77 - - - 29
15 Diploma In Pharmacy Part - II 10 6 60 - - - 6
8 Pharmacy Practice 14 14 100 5 9 -
9 Quality Assurance 18 18 100 7 11 -
10 Regulatory Affairs 21 21 100 20 1 -
11 Clinical Practice & Research 1 1 100 - 1 -
12 Regulatory Affairs (3 Yr Course)
Part I
2 2 100 2 - -
13 Regulatory Affairs (3 Yr Course) 4 4 100 4 - -
Part II
Total 132 132 100 86 46
Sl
No
Branch (M.Pharm Second
year)
Second M.Pharm Examinations September 2017
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Clas Pass
Class
1 Pharmaceutical
1 1 100 1 - - -
Biotechnology
2 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 1 100 1 - - -
3 Pharmaceutics 1 1 100 1 - - -
4 Pharmacology 4 4 100 3 1 - -
5 Pharmacy Practice 1 1 100 1 - - -
Sl
No
Branch (M.Pharm Second year)
Second Year M.Pharm Examination April 2017
No.
Appeared
No. Passed Percentage Distn I Class II Class
1 Industrial Pharmacy 2 2 100 1 1 -
2 Pharmaceutical Analysis 16 16 100 11 5 -
3 Pharmaceutical Biotechnology 1 1 100 1 - -
4 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 1 100 1 - -
5 Pharmaceutics 34 34 100 24 10 -
6 Pharmacognosy 1 1 100 1 - -
7 Pharmacology 17 17 100 9 8 -
Sl
Course
No
1 M Pharm (Industrial
Pharmacy)
2 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical
Analysis)
I Semester M.Pharm (SS1) Examinations
November - 2017 - Regular- 2017 Batch
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade
13 13 100 - 5 7 1
22 22 100 - 13 9
3 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical 4 4 100 - 1 3 -
Biotechnology)
4 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical 9 9 100 - 5 4 -
Chemistry)
5 M Pharm (Pharmaceutics) 30 30 100 1 23 6 -
6 M Pharm (Pharmacognosy) 3 3 100 - 1 2 -
7 M Pharm (Pharmacology) 30 30 100 1 22 7 -

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8 M Pharm (Pharmacy
21 21 100 - 6 11 4
Practice)
9 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical 24 24 100 1 13 10 -
Quality Assurance)
10 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical 20 20 100 1 15 4 -
Regulatory Affairs)
11 M Pharm (Cosmeceutics) 3 3 100 1 2 - -
Sl
No
PG Diploma in Pharmacy Examination May 2018
Branch
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class
1 Pharmacovigilance 5 5 100 5 - -
2 Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance - - - - - -
12 M Pharm (3 yrs)
(Pharmaceutical Regulatory
Affairs)
3 3 100 - - 2 1
3 Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs 12 12 100 6 6 -
4 Bioinformatics 1 1 100 1 - -
Sl
No
Course
III Semester M.Pharm (SS) Examinations
November - 2017 - Regular - 2016 Batch
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade
1 M Pharm (Industrial
6 6 100 1 5 - -
Pharmacy)
2 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical 23 23 100 - 16 7
Analysis)
3 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical 1 1 100 1 - - -
Biotechnology)
4 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical 6 6 100 1 4 1 -
Chemistry)
5 M Pharm (Pharmaceutics) 30 30 100 6 20 4 -
6 M Pharm (Pharmacognosy) 5 5 100 1 4 - -
7 M Pharm (Pharmacology) 23 23 100 3 18 2 -
8 M Pharm (Pharmacy
Practice)
9 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical
Quality Assurance)
10 M Pharm (Pharmaceutical
Regulatory Affairs)
17 17 100 - 9 6 1
18 18 100 - 17 1 -
17 17 100 3 10 4 -
11 M Pharm (Cosmeceutics) 3 3 100 1 2 - -
12 M Pharm (3 yrs)
(Pharmaceutical Regulatory
Affairs)
Sl
No
Branch (M.Pharm Second year)
7 7 100 - 5 2 -
Second Year M.Pharm Examination May 2018
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class
1 Regulatory Affairs (3 Yr Course) Part II 2 2 100 2 - -
5 Cosmeceutics 1 1 100 1 - -
6 Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology 2 2 100 - 2 -
7 Medicine and Poison Information 2 2 100 2 - -
8 Clinical Research 5 5 100 3 2 -
9 Regulatory Toxicology 8 8 100 8 - -
Sl
No
Total 36 36 100 26 10 0
PG Diploma in Pharmacy Examinations September 2017
Branch
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Clas Pass
Class
1 Bioinformatics 1 1 100 1 - - -
2 Pharmaceutical Regulatory
Affairs
Sl
No
2 2 100 2 - - -
PG Diploma in Pharmacy Examination April 2017
Branch
No.
Appeared
No.
Passed
Percentage Distn I Class II Class
1 Pharmacovigilance 18 18 100 11 7 -
2 Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance 8 8 100 4 4 -
3 Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs 45 45 100 7 36 2
4 Bioinformatics 2 2 100 2 - -
5 Cosmeceutics 1 1 100 1 - -
6 Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology 2 2 100 2 - -
7 Medicine and Poison Information 8 8 100 8 - -
8 Clinical Research 4 4 100 3 1 -
Total 88 88 100 38 48 2

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FACULTY
Distinguished Adjunct Faculty and Visiting Faculty (International)
Faculty Statistics
Sl. No. Department Professors Associate
Professors/
Readers
Assistant
Professors
/ Senior
Lecturers
Lecturers
1. Pharmaceutics 06 01 05 04 --
2. Pharmacy Practice 02 -- 03 08 02
3. Pharma. Chemistry 03 -- 04 03 --
4. Pharmacology 01 01 02 03 --
5. Pharmacognosy 02 -- 01 01 --
HR Statistics
Teaching Non-teaching Total
52 44 96
HR Turnover Statistics
Teaching Non-Teaching
Appointments/ Continuations 05 --
Promotions -- --
Resignations 04 --
Retirements 01 01
Deputations -- --
Tutors
James C. Griffiths, Ph.D.
Vice President, Scientific & International Affairs
Dr. Griffiths is responsible for CRN’s science-based international policy and regulatory work and is the CRN
staff liaison for CRN-International (CRN-I). He has more than 25 years of experience in the area of food safety
and regulatory affairs. Prior to joining CRN, he spent five years with the United States Pharmacopoeia (USP)
where he managed food and dietary supplement strategic initiatives, including those related to global food
and dietary supplement alliances. He began his career as a regulatory review toxicologist at the U.S. Food
and Drug Administration’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. His background also includes various
scientific and regulatory positions at Burdock and Associates, the Flavor & Extract Manufacturers’ Association,
International Specialty Products, Avon Products, and others. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed
publications and serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Excipients and Food Chemicals. He is currently
serving a two-year term as president for both the Toxicology and Safety Division, Institute of Food Technologists,
and the Society of Toxicology’s Food Safety Specialty Section. Dr. Griffiths holds a B.A. in biology from Columbia
Union College in Maryland and earned his Ph.D. in Toxicology from Rutgers University & Robert Wood Johnson
Medical School in New Jersey.
Milap Nahata
MS, PharmD
Director, Institute of Therapeutic Innovations and
Outcomes (ITIO)
Pharmacy Practice and Science
Specializations
Medication efficacy and safety, Pediatric drug formulations, opulation health outcomes, Leadership
Professional Interests
Milap C. Nahata is the Director of the Institute of Therapeutic Innovations and Outcomes; Professor Emeritus of
Pharmacy at the College of Pharmacy; and Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine at the College
of Medicine at the Ohio State University (OSU). He was Division Chair, Pharmacy Practice and Administration,
College of Pharmacy and Associate Director, Medical Center Department of Pharmacy during 1998-2013 when
the Division became widely recognized for its innovative pharmacy practices and residencies in ambulatory
and community pharmacy, vibrant education and research programs, and strong partnerships with other health
sciences, practice settings and the community. He has authored or coauthored over 600 peer reviewed journal
articles and book chapters and 5 books largely about pediatric pharmacotherapy.

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Frank W. May,
MappSci (Pharm), FISPE
Adjunct Associate Professor, The University of
Queensland, Australia
Professor S.K. Kulkarni
Frank has spent most of his working life as a hospital and institutional pharmacy manager, maintaining a
clinical pharmacy practice throughout his career. He currently manages an institutional pharmacy program in
the outback of South Australia which focuses particularly on the health needs of Australian Aboriginal people.
Since 1991 he has been a Service Director of DATIS, the Drug and Therapeutics Information Service at the
Repatriation General Hospital, South Australia. Until 2009 he held the positions of Associate Scientist within
the Division of Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmacoeconomics, Department of Medicine at the Brigham and
Women’s Hospital as well as Visiting Clinical Professor of Medicine at the Harvard Medical School, Boston
USA. He is an Honorary Reader in the School of Pharmacy at the University of Queensland. In recent years he
received a distinguished service award from the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology.
Dr. Debra Rowett
Dr. Debra Rowett, Professor, University of South Australia, Adelaide visited Department of Clinical Pharmacy,
JSS Hospital, Mysuru on 25th October 2017 and delivered a guest lecture on ‘How to conduct research?’ for
Pharm. D students.
Mr. Sten Olsson
Mr. Sten Olsson, Uppsala Monitoring Centre, Sweden visited Department of Pharmacy Practice and delivered
a guest lecture on a) Pharmacovigilance global perceptive – WHO international drug monitoring programme b)
Pharmacovigilance capacity building and organization on the regional and national level c) Pharmacovigilance
indicators d) Recent advances/ changes in Pharmacovigilance regulatory requirements from 5th – 8th February
2018
Professor K.Kulkarni, M.Pharm; Ph.D; FAMS; FNASci; FIPA is a distinguished pharmaceutical scientist and
educationist. He has served the University system for more than three decades with great distinction. He
recently superannuated as Pro-Vice Chancellor (DUI) of Panjab University.He has received several national
and international recognitions for his outstanding contributions to neuroscience, pharmacology research,
pharmaceutical education and profession of pharmacy. Some of his recognitions include the prestigious UGC
Hari Om Ashram Trust National Award in Neuroscience, Fulbright visiting Fellowship of the US Education
foundation, Ranbaxy Research Foundation Award, Acharya P.C. Ray Gold Medal, Professor G.P. Srivastava
Memorial National Award, Professor B. Uvnas prize, Sir Ram Nath Chopra Oration, Sir Shriram Memorial Oration,
Professor M.L.Schroff memorial lecture, PCDE trust oration, Life-time Achievement award of the Association
of Pharmaceutical Teachers’ of India, International Brain Research Organization’s Asia Fellowship and IDMA
awards. He was also honored with the title “Punjab Ratan” for his services to Education, Research and Society.
He is a Fellow of the National Academy of Medical Sciences and National Academy of Sciences. He is the
past President of Indian Pharmaceutical Congress and Secretary General of Indian Pharmacological Society,
respectively. He is presently the Director of Bombay College of Pharmacy, at Mumbai.
Dr. Amrutesh C. Shivachar
Dr. Amruthesh C. Shivachar, is working as Associate Professor
in Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Texas Southern
University, Houston, USA. He has completed his PhD in Biochemistry
from University of Mysuru and done his Post-Doctoral fellowship
in Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. He has more than 25
years of teaching and research experience and mentored three
PhD students and one post-doctoral student. He has authored
three book chapters and has eleven peer reviewed publications
to his credit.
Brian E. Lawson
Brian E. Lawson, Director, Professional Affairs for the Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) in Washington,
DC visited JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru on 2nd& 3rd of May, 2018. Brian Lawson delivered two talks
on ‘Credentials to Grow Your Career’ and ‘Navigating Communication Conflicts on the Healthcare Team with
Confidence’ to Pharm.D and M. Pharm Pharmacy Practice students and PhD scholars.

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Howard Student Exchange Program
As a part of MOU between JSS AHER, Mysuru and Howard University, USA, one student from Howard University,
USA, Ronald Smith, arrived at JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru on student exchange program, on 30th August
2017. The experiential program was to expose the student to an international rotation focused on public
health and infectious diseases that are common in developing countries. The length of the training was for a
period of 5 weeks which commenced from 31, August to 23, September 2017. He was introduced to Clinical
Pharmacy department activities and very briefed about ambulatory patient care. He was posted to Medicine
and Paediatrics department for a period of one week each to learn about most common diseases and clinical
pharmacy activities. He visited various departments like Pulmonology and DOTS centre, Immunization centre,
Cardiology, Emergency, Psychiatry, Dermatology and Gastroenterology departments. He had taken up various
cases from the departments and discussed them with their respective facilitators. He had presented a case
on Malaria and its treatment. He attended the case presentations with Interns. He was posted to Asha Kirana
Hospital and Bharath Hospital and Institute of Oncology for a period of one week to learn about infectious
diseases. He was posted in JSS college of Pharmacy, Ooty in the last week to give them an experience on
health settings in Government Hospital.
University of North Carolina Student Exchange Program
As a part of MOU between JSS AHER, Mysuru and University of North Carolina, Chapell Hill USA, two students
from University of North Carolina, Chapell Hill, USA, Ms. Bianka Ajith Patel and Mr. William Heilman, arrived at
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru on student exchange program, on 2nd October 2017. The experiential program
was to expose the student to an international rotation focused on public health and infectious diseases that are
common in developing countries. The length of the training was for a period of 5 weeks which commenced
from 3, October to 27, October 2017. They were introduced to Clinical Pharmacy department activities and very
briefed about ambulatory patient care. They were posted to Medicine and Paediatrics department for a period
of one week each to learn about most common diseases and clinical pharmacy activities. They visited various
departments like Pulmonology and DOTS centre, Immunization centre, Cardiology, Emergency, Psychiatry,
Dermatology and Gastroenterology departments. They had taken up various cases from the departments and
discussed them with their respective facilitators. They had presented a case one each on Paediatric Diabetic
Ketoacidosis and Malaria. They attended the case presentations with Interns. They were posted to Asha Kirana
Hospital and Bharath Hospital and Institute of Oncology for a period of one week to learn about infectious
diseases. They were posted in JSS college of Pharmacy, Ooty in the last week to give them an experience on
health settings in Government Hospital.
Mr. Ronald Smith with Dr. T. M. Pramod Kumar, Principal JSS College of Pharmacy and
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Visit of Students from Oman Medical College, Muscat, Oman
As part of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research,
Mysuru and Oman Medical College, Muscat, Oman, FOUR final year B. Pharm students from Oman Medical
College underwent seven week-long training at Department of Clinical Pharmacy, JSS Hospital, Mysuru
under student study exchange program from 2nd April to 18th May 2018. The aim of this experiential training
program was to expose the students to an international clinical rotation in different clinical specialty areas
in order to train them on basic and advanced concepts of clinical pharmacy practice. This training program
was designed to enrich students’ understanding, knowledge and skills in the area of pharmaceutical care
with a focus on enhancing students’ learning experience on in-patient clinical pharmacy services like General
Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Nephrology and HIV Specialty Clinic, Oncology Pharmacy; Ambulatory Care,
Hospital Pharmacy Functions, and Drug & Poison Information Service.
Students from AIMST University, Malaysia
Thirty-six students from AIMST University Malaysia arrived at JSS College of pharmacy as a part of Students
Mobility Programme (Industrial Visit). The students were trained by various departments for three days from 16-
8-2017 to 18-8-2017. Group discussion and practical training were also held along with the staff and students
of the departments.health settings in Government Hospital.
AIMST University students with Dr.B. Suresh, Dr. Basavangowdappa, Dr. B. Manjunatha, Dr.J. Suresh
Students with Acsah Anne Paul, Clinical Pharmacy Resident in Oncology at Bharath Hospital & Institute of
Oncology, Mysuru.
La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia,
Day 1(25/9/17): Fivestudents and one professor from La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australiaarrived at JSS
College of pharmacy as a part of Students exchange Programme on 25th September 2017 at 12.00pm. Dr.T.M.
Pramod Kumar, Principal, JSS College of Pharmacy made brief presentation about the college and the facilities.
After the presentation the team visited various departments and interacted with fourth B. Pharm students.
Day 2, (26-9-17): The team visited JSS Free School at Suttur, interacted with the school children and participated
in games and cultural programme organised by JSS Free School students.
Day 3, (27-9-17): The students visited JSS Hospital, Suttur and JSS Dental College & Hospital
Day 4, (28-9-17): The students were trained by various departments from 10am to 5pm. Group discussion and
practical training was also held along with the staff and students of the departments.
Department of Clinical Pharmacy:Faculty along with five students visited the Department of Clinical Pharmacy
located at JSS Hospital, Mysuru on October 6, 2017. During their visit, they were briefed about the staff and
infrastructural facilities of the department and also about the various clinical pharmacy services provided to the
healthcare professionals and patient across the practice sites. The teaching faculty and clinical pharmacists
had a brief interaction with them about the practice aspects in La Trobe University, Australia.
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National and International Collaborations
Sl Name of the Collaborating
University/Institution
1 TOPAZ Multi-Industries, Guinea,
Africa
Objectives / theme of the collaboration
providing scholarship for M. Pharm and Ph. D students
preferably in the area of cosmeceutics
2 Uppsala Monitoring Centre (UMC) building pharmacovigilance capacities amongst healthcare
professionals, providing solid practical foundations for those
working in drug safety and updates for experienced staff in
the Asia Pacific region and beyond
3 AIMST University, Malaysia part of student mobility program (Industrial visit)
4 Omen Medical College, Muscat underwent clinical pharmacy training
5 University of North Carolina
Eshelman School of Pharmacy,
USA
Student Study Exchange Program
6 La Trobe University, Melbourne,
Australia
Student Study Exchange Program
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Organised
Institutional/Regional/State National International Total
13 02 01 16
Seminar on Chromatography: Basics and Advances
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, JSS College of Pharmacy, JSS AHER, Mysore, organized Seminar on
“Chromatography: Basics and Advances” on 13thOctober 2017. There were 340 participants taking part in the
seminar.
Dignitaries on the inaugural day of the seminar.
The inaugural session of the seminar was graced by Dr. P.V. Salimath, Director, Research, JSS Medical College,
Dr. Ajit Datar, Senior Scientist, Shimadzu Company, Mumbai, Dr. H. N. Shankara, Mysore University Dr. T.M.
Pramod Kumar, Principal, JSS College of Pharmacy, Dr. G.V. Pujar, Professor, Dr. B.R. Prashantha Kumar,
Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Attended
Dr. P.V. Salimath, Dr. B.R. Prashantha Kumar, Dr. Ajit Data,
Dr. T.M. Pramod Kumar, Dr. H. N. Shankara & Dr. G.V. Pujar
Workshop on Safe Use of Chemicals in the Laboratory
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, JSS College of Pharmacy, JSS AHER, Mysore, organized Workshop
on “Safe use of chemicals in the laboratory” for lab assistants and technicians on 14th October 2017. There
were 20 participants taking part workshop.

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“Drug Chemistry” Training program
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, JSS College of Pharmacy, JSS AHER, Mysore, organized third edition
of a month-long training program cum fellowship on “Drug Chemistry” in association with Dept. of Health
Research, Govt. of India, New Delhi during November 20 to December 19, 2017
Seminar on Analytical and Molecular Techniques in the Drug Discovery Process
Departments of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmacology, JSS College of Pharmacy, JSS AHER, Mysore,
organized Seminar on “Analytical and Molecular Techniques in the Drug Discovery Process” on 24th November
2017. There were 360 participants taking part in the seminar.
Dr. T.M. Pramod Kumar, Dr. Purushotam Dewang,
Dr. B Manjunatha, Dr. G.V. Pujar, Dr. B.R. Prashantha Kumar
Seminar on Recent trends in Bioavailability & Bioequivalence studies
Departments of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmacology, JSS College of Pharmacy, JSS AHER, Mysore,
organized Seminar on “Recent trends in Bioavailability & Bioequivalence studies” on 12th& 13th April 2018.
There were 250 participants taking part in the seminar.
Path to Innovation in Patents
Department of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy in association with Allinnov Research and Development
Pvt Ltd., Mysore had organized One day workshop on “Path to innovation in Patents” on 7th March,
2018.
Dr. KL Krishna, Dr. Manjula SN, Dr. B Manjunatha,
Dr. T.M. Pramod Kumar, Dr. BM Gurupadayya, Dr. G.V. Pujar
Ms Gowthami - Administrator, Allinnov Research
and Development Private Limited, Mysore spoke on
path to innovation in patents.
Faculty Development Program

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Department of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru, JSSAHER, Mysuru conducted the Pharmacy
Council of India, New Delhi sponsored FDP on “Teaching Regulatory Affairs for M.Pharm Programme” 9th –
14th April, 2018.
“Pharmaceutical Products Stability: Quality and Regulatory Perspectives”
Department of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy in association with IncepBio, Bangalore had organized
One day seminar cum workshop on 5th February, 2018 titled “Pharmaceutical Products Stability: Quality and
Regulatory Perspectives” with the objectiveto impart concepts of stability studies of new drug substances and
pharmaceutical products.
Dr. D V Gowda, Professor and Head, Dept of Pharmaceutics, Dr. Umesh Dr. Umesh Baikunje, Founder,
Baikunje Consultants, Bengaluru, Dr. T.M. Pramod Kumar, Dr. B. Manjunatha Dr. Kratish Bopanna, CEO &
President, Semler Research Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru and participants of FDP, 9th – 14th April, 2018
“Challenges to Patentability in Pharma Sector”
Department of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru, JSSAHER, Mysuru conductedOne day
Seminar on “CHALLENGES TO PATENTABILITY IN PHARMA SECTOR”.Ms. Gowthami S, Administrator,
Allinnov Research and Development Private Limited, India was the chief guest of the function and Prof. K.S.
Suresh, Chief Executive, JSS Law College, Autonomous, Mysuru was the guest of honor for the event.
Mr. Ambarish M.Ghali, Sri. A.G. Raghu, Dr. T M Pramod Kumar, Dr. P.A. Kushalappa, Dr. D V Gowda, Mr.
Hemanth Kumar presided the inaugural function.
Workshop on Clinical Research and Evidence Based Medicine
The workshop focusses on Drug development: Success and Failure, Understanding Type II Diabetes Mellitus
Better and Newer Oral Hypoglycaemic Agents, Critical Appraisal of Composite End Points, Research Protocol
Writing: ‘Hands on’ Experienceby Mr. Tapankumar M Shah, Country Head, Clinical Operations, AstraZeneca,
Bangalore on 11th & 12th July 2017
Basic Life Support (BLS) Training Session and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Training SessionMr.
Krishna Kumar on 26th July 2017, 27th & 28th July 2017

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ACLS Training
BLS Training
Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Program, Department of Pharmacy Practice, JSSCP, Mysuru at Dr.
Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana, JSS Hospital Campus, Mysuru on 16th February 2018
Advanced Level Workshop on Pharmacovigilance 8th & 9th December 2017 at JSS College of Pharmacy,
Mysuru
Trends in Vaccination and Medication Errors Vaccine Pharmacovigilance Department of Pharmacy Practice,
JSS CP, Mysuru on 28th March 2018
Guest Lectures Organised

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Research Thrust Areas
Pharmaceutics
1. Novel Drug Delivery System
2. Nano particles
3. Herbal Formulations
4. Oral vaccine
5. Nano Sponges
Pharmaceutical chemistry
1. Design and development of small molecules as Novel anti TB agents, insulin sensitizers and anti-diabetic
agents
2. Analytical method development of Drugs and Pharmaceutical formulations
Pharmacology
1. Evaluation and identification of bioactives from natural products for the treatment of immune and leukemia
associated thrombocytopenia.
2. Development and validation of an animal model for Parkinson’s disease, mimicking genotypicand phenotypic
changes in Parkinson’s patients.
3. Identification of olfactory biomarkers for AD and exploring the utility of olfactory sense in mitigating
dementia.
4. To minimize the toxicity of currently available drugs (oral hypoglycemic/ antiepileptics/anticancer/
NSAIDs) with adjuvant therapy.
Pharmacy practice
1. Patient safety surveillance
2. Medication related problems
3. Outcomes research
RESEARCH
Pharmacognosy
1. Anti-malarial from plants/herbs
2. Scientific validation of traditional / folk medicinal herbs with reference to antioxidant activity
3. Fresh water algae as a source of Antimicrobial agents.
Research Grants Received:
SL.
N0.
Granting agency No. of Projects Amount of Grant Sanctioned
(Rs. in Lakhs)
1. ICMR, New Delhi 01 5.71
2. SERB, New Delhi 01 55.23
3. DBT, New Delhi 01 30.53
External Research Projects Sanctioned/Ongoing Details
Sl.
No
Title of the Project
1 DHR Programme under call for
application from Institute under
Scheme “Training Programme in
Drug Chemistry”
2 “Chemoprotective effects of Noni
(Morinda citrifolia) juice agains
anticancer drugs induced toxicity –
A Preclinical and clinical study
3 Evaluation of Drug Utilization
Patterns among elderly patients”
4 “To Evaluate the antifungal of
Polyherbal Super Critical Fluid
Extrac (PHSFE) loaded in Emulgel
against candida albicans in
geriatric denture wearers”
5 “Novel strategies for improving the
anticancer efficacy of therapeutic
nucleic acids against breast cancer
stem cells : implication of targeted
/ combinatorial drug regimens”
Principle
Investigator with
Dept. Name
Sanctioning
Agency
Amount
Duration of the
Project
Dr. Prashanthkumar ICMR 50.00 5 year
Dr.S N Manjula VGST 20.00 3 year
Dr. Parthasarathi ICMR 5.71 1 year
Dr. D V Gowda DBT 30.53 3 year
Dr. Vikas Jain SERB 55.23 3 year
Number of Research Grants Received
National International Total
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External Research projects Submitted
Sl. No. Title of the Project Principle
Investigator with
Dept. Name
1 A Study on the temporal Dr. K.L. Krishna
alterations of tau and ApoE
expression and their role on
seizure development in animal
models of sporadic Alzheimer’s
disease
2 Does paradoxical sleep
deprivation precipitates
brain insulin resistance and
early vascular ageing? -A
preclinical investigation on the
beneficial effects of cyclic AMP
specific PDE4 and dipeptidyl
pepdidase-4 inhibitors.
3 Evaluation of novel synthetic
mutant-EGFR specific inhibitors
for retarding the growth of
Non-Small Cell Lung Carcinoma
(NSCLC) in-vitro and in-vivo
4 Profiling of Impurities on Drugs
Used in Chronic Diseases
5 Development of enantioselective
assay and evaluation of
pharmacokinetic and
pharmacodynamic properties of
some selected CNS depressant
drugs by HPLC Technique
6 Ab initio Structure based design
and anti-cancer evaluation of
novel modulators of Pirh2-p53
protein-protein interactions
7 Design, synthesis and evaluation
of novel glitazones
8 Intervention of nutraceutical
formulation to combat adverse
reaction and cachexia in Cancer
patients.
9 Therapeutic Investigation of
Sirtuin Inhibitors in Experimental
Animal Models of Vascular
Dementia
10 Therapeutic Evaluation of
RAAS modulators in vasculitic
Neuropathic Pain Models in Rats
Dr. Saravana Babu
Dr. S.N. Manjula
Dr. Anandkumar
Tengli
Dr. B M Gurupadayya
Dr. M N Purohit 32
Dr. BR Prashantha
Kumar
Ms. Thejaswini
Dr. K Mruthunjaya
Submitted to Amount Duration of the
Project
DST SERB
31/07/2017
DST SERB
31/07/2017
DST SERB
31/07/2017
DST (SERB)
31/07/2017
DST (SERB)
31/07/2017
DST (SERB)
31/07/2017
DST-SERB
31/07/2017
DST-WOSB
31/8/2017
Rs.47.61
Rs.36.98
Rs.63.86
Rs.49.01
Rs.16.36
Rs.30.50
Rs.32.00
Rs.20.00
3 Years
3 Years
3 Years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 yrs
Dr. Muthuraman A. K-FIST (L-II) Rs.32.19 02 years
Dr. Muthuraman A.
VGST grant under
the scheme of
SMYSR (Subject
Area: PHARMACY
Rs. 3.78
02 years
11 Evaluation of renoprotective
potential of bixin and turmeric
oil by in-vitro and in-vivo
experimental model: the
possible mechanism of action
12 Share and Mentor Institutions
(Margdarshan) -Under AICTE
Scheme
13 National Conference on
Pharmacoepidemiology &
Pharmacoeconomics
14 Development of Enantioselective
Assay and Evaluation of
Pharmacokinetic Properties of
Some Selected Chiral Drugs by
HPLC Technique
15 Evaluation of influence of
some selected herbal antidiabetic
formulation on second
generation sulfonylurea’s
anti-diabetic drugs: Herbal drug
interaction study
16 Establishment of high
throughput Molecular Dynamics
simulation and synthetic facility
in the Pharmaceutical Chemistry
PG Laboratory
17 Hybrid Virtual-screening and
high throughput Molecular
Dynamics simulationbased
design, synthesis
and evaluation of novel Mtb
decaprenylphosphoryl-D-ribose
oxidase (DprE1) inhibitors as
anti-tubercular agents
18 Formulation design,
development and in vitroin
vivo evaluation of
cyclodextrinnanosponges for
augmented therapy ofvulvovaginal
candidiasis
19 Understanding the role of AT1
on mitochondrial dynamics in
Parkinson’s disease
20 Combination of chitosan and
epigallocatechin-3-gallate with
Nano-fungal cellulose - in vitro
and in vivo experiments towards
therapy for neurodegenerative
diseases
Dr.K.L. Krishna VGST, K-Fist level 2 Rs.40.00 02 years
Dr. M. Ramesh
Department of
Pharmacy Practice
Dr. M. Ramesh
Department of
Pharmacy Practice
Dr BM Gurupadayya
Dept. of
Pharmaceutical
Chemistry
Dr BM Gurupadayya
Dept. of
Pharmaceutical
Chemistry
Dr. GV Pujar Dept.
of Pharmaceutical
Chemistry
Dr. GV Pujar
Dr. P K Kulkarni
Dr Meena, University
of Saskatchewan,
Canada &
Collaborator: Dr
Saravana Babu
Dr Manivasagam,
Dept of Biochemistry,
Annamalai Universit,
Chidambaram,
tamilnadu
Co-Principal
Investigator: Dr
Saravana Babu
AICTE 28th Nov.
2017
AICTE 29th
Nov.2017
K-FIST-Level-II and
submitted on 2nd
Nov. 2017
AICTE-Research
Promotion
Scheme (RPS) and
submitted on 30th
Nov. 2017
28th
November,2017
MODROBS(AICTE)
6th November,2017
VGST, K-FIST-
Level-II
AICTE-RPS Nov.
2017
Parkinson Canada,
Jan. 2018
Department
of Science &
Technology, Got. Of
India January 2018
Rs.50.00
3 Years
Rs. 5.00 3 Days (13-15
April 2018)
Rs.10.00
Rs.25.00
Rs.20.00
Rs.20.00
2 years
3 years
2 years
2 years
28.00 Lakhs 3 years
$ 50,000.00
(Appx. 26.00.00
JSSCPM
component:
$10,000) Rs.
5.20.00
75.11 JSSCPM
component:
(12,00,000.00)
01 year
03 years

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21 Design, synthesis and evaluation
of novel PPAR antagonist for
lymphocytic leukemia
22 Combination of chitosan and
epigallocatechin -3-gallate with
Nano-fungal cellulose – in vitro
and in vivo experiments towards
therapy for neurodegenerative
diseases.
23 Design & Development
of Silidenafil citrate oral
disintegrating film for effective
management of Peadeotric
pulmonary arterial hypertenstion
24 Current trends in the
development of Bioavailabity
and Bioequivalence Studies
(Application for Seminar grant)
25 Effect of cAMP specific PDE4
and PDE10 inhibitors against
sleep deprivation induced
alterations in cognitive functions
and neural plasticity in rat model
26 Asenapine maleate loaded selfnanoemulsifying
drug delivery
system: Nanotherapeutic
strategy to improve the brain
targeting efficacy for the
treatment of neurodisorders.
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
Dr. B R Prashantha
Kumar
Dr. J. Suresh
(Co- Principle
Investigator)
Dr. Amith B Patil
DBT 01/01/2018 150 lakhs 05 years
DST – Jan. 2018 12 lakhs 3 years
Council of
Scientific and
Industrial research
12/01/2018
38.05 Lakhs 3 Years
Dr BM Gurupadayya ICMR Feb. 2018 1.00Lakh 2 days
Dr. Saravana Babu
Dr. Balamuralidhara
V Department of
Pharmaceutics
SERB, DST, GoI,
June 30th 2018
DST-SERB
03/07/2018
20.00 03 years
43.00 03 Years
Patents:
Sl.
No.
1 A process for producing Ibuprofen
spherical agglomerates by spherical
crystallization technique
Patent Title Name of the Faculty(ies) Application No. Current Status
2 A process for estimation of colour,
odour and reduction in BOD and COD of
distillery effluents
3 A multilayered self regulated insulin
delivery system
4 A topical nanoemulsion formulations of
Calyx (4) Irene
5 Synergistic Compositions and
Formulations of Badam Gum
6 An Anti-fungal composition and a
process Thereof
Dr. P.K Kulkarni and
Dr. B.G. Nagavi
Mr. V.S. Dattamurthy and
Dr. H.G. Shivakumar
Mr. C.S Satish and
Dr. H.G. Shivakumar
Dr. H.G. Shivakumar,
Dr. Rakesh Kumar Sharma,
Mr. Navneet Sharma and Ms.
Sudha Rana
Mr. Manohar and
Dr. D.V. Gowda
Dr. Meenakshi and
Dr. D.V. Gowda
Text Books Authored or/and Chapters Contributed by Faculty
Sl.
No.
1 Cyclodextrin Nanosponges in drug delivery and nano
therapeutics in nano technology
11/CHE/2004
Dtd. 07.01.04
60/CHE/2004
Dtd. 27.01.04
929/CHC/2006 Dtd.
30.05.06
ERIP/IP/13001114M/01
Dtd. 08.03.2014
201741044334
11.12.2017
201741044529
12.12.2017
Granted
Granted
In process
In process
In process
In process
Title of the book/chapter with Pg no. Name of author/editor Details of Publisher
2 Polymers in cosmetics.an overview in Encyclopedia of
polymer applications
3 Cyclodextrin based Nanosponges in Drug Delivery and
Cancer Therapeutics: New Perspectives for Old Problems
4 Role of nanoparticles in bioimaging, diagnosis and
treatment of cancer disorder
DV Gowda,
Riyaz Ali Osmani,
PK Kulkarni,
S Manjunatha
DV Gowda,
Siddaramaiah,
Bhavya M,
Shivadasu Praveen,
Nithin K S.
DV Gowda,
Riyaz Ali Osmani,
PK Kulkarni
Arunachalam Muthuraman,
Narahari Rishitha and
Seema Mehdi
Springer International
Publishing AG
Taylor & Francis
Elsevier
Elsevier Andre Gerhard Wolff
Publisher: Matthew Deans
5 The current perspectives of nanoparticles in cellular and
organ specific drug targeting in biological system.
6 Preclinical: Drug Target Identification and Validation in
Human
Muthuraman A.
Meena K. Sakharkar,
Karthic Rajamanickam,
Chidambaram S. Babu,
Jitender Madan,
Ramesh Chandra and
Jian Yang
Elsevier, William Andrew
Applied Science Publisher,
United Kingdom and United
States,
Elsevier

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Faculty Awards and Recognitions
1. Dr. M. Ramesh was identified as a peer reviewer for the Journal of Pharmacovigilance and
Pharmacotherapeutics
2. Mr. Krishna Undela was identified as a peer reviewer for the Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research
3. Mr. Balaji S. involved in training the Nursing staff at JSS Hospital, Mysuru on Policies of Narcotics, High
Alert Medications and LASA Medications
4. D.V. Gowda Praveen Shivadasu, received Best poster award for the titled ‘Formulationa and evaluation of
nanostrucred lipid particles’in7thNational conference on novel polymeric particles seminar polycon 2017
held at SJCE Mysore on 15th and 16th September 2017.
5. D V Gowda received the Aushdha Rathna Award from IPA Branch Mysuru for Academic achievement for the
Academic year 2018
6. Dr.J. Suresh was identified as a Member in the National Editorial Board of the ‘Indian Journal of Pharmacy
and Pharmacology.
7. Dr.J. Suresh was Nominated as editorial board member of UPI Journal of Pharmaceutical, medical and
health sciences.
8. Dr.K. Mruthunjaya was appointed as Guest faculty in Government Ayurveda Medical College& Hospital,
Mysore
9. Dr.K. Mruthunjaya was participated as Poster Evaluator in the scientific session at the 69th IPC held at
Chitkara University from Dec 22nd to 24th 2017
Awards and Recognitions given to Students:
1. Ms. Smruthi Ebi – Pharm D, received Best Poster Presentation award for the topic ‘Prescribing patterns and
drug related problems associated with the case of psychotropics in general Medicine and Surgical wards’
presented during 8th Asian Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Conference held at JSS University, Mysuru
from 27th - 29th October 2017. Title:Study the role of resveratrol in chronic swimming stress induced
myocardial dysfunction in isolated rat heart preparation.
2. Sarfaraj Niazi PhD, Research scholar, Dept of Pharmaceutical Chemistry received best poster award for
title “In silico assessment of in vitro selected anti-HER2 aptamers that specifically bind to the extracellular
domin of HER2 cancer biomarker protein” in the 8th Asian Association Schools of Pharmacy Conference
2017 held during 27-29 October 2017
3. Ms. Mintu Mathew – Pharm D received 1st Prize for Best Poster Presentation for the topic ‘An observational
study – Management of alcohol dependent syndrome in psychiatry ward’ presented during National
Seminar on Recent Advancements in the Management of Psychiatric Disorders held at Al-Shifa College of
Pharmacy, Kerala on 3rd& 4th November 2017
4. Mr. Srinivas Reddy Ph.D , Research scholar , Dept of Pharmacology received Best Poster Award for his
research workRenoprotective effect of Bixin, Pururin and isoralenn against kidney toxicants in NRK-52E
Cell lines by sulfodamine B assay” at the Conference-Applications of 4Rs in Alterternative to animal testing”
held on 15th& 16th September 2017, at JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
5. Manjushree RG – M.Pharm , Pharmacology received best poster award in “The Asian Association of School
of Pharmacy” in association with “Indian association of Colleges of Pharmacy” under theme of “Integrating
Pharmacy Education, Practice & Research”. Conference held at JSS Medical College, Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru-570 015, Karnataka, (India), on 27- 29thOctober 2017. Tittle:
Study the role of resveratrol in chronic swimming stress induced myocardial dysfunction in isolated rat
heart preparation
7. Patel Dhaval Shailesh Kumar – Pharm D received an award (Top 10%) for his poster presentation on the
topic “Utilization Evaluation of Antibiotics at Critical Care Setting of a Tertiary Care Hospital”at ISPOR 23rd
Annual International Meeting held during May 19-23, 2018 at Baltimore, MD, USA
Statistics of Academic Presentations
Academic/ research Papers Poster Presentations
presented
Students Faculty Students Faculty
National 00 02 52 18 72
International 00 05 00 00 05
Library Statistics
Library Budget
Sl.No Particulars Total budget allotted Rs. In Expenditure Rs. In lakhs
lakhs
1 Books
2 Journals
40.00 Lakhs 23.76 Lakhs
3 Online database
Details of Library books
Sl.No Particulars Numbers newly Procured Total No. of books as on June
2018
1 Reference books 355 7640
2 Course books 118 2853
3 WHO Collections -- --
4 Book bank -- --
5 Journals 1668 1668
Total
Faculty Guest Lectures and Invited Talks

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Financial Expenditure Incurred
Co-Curricular and Outreach Activities
Sl.No Particulars Expenditure (Rs. In Lakhs)
1 Expenditure towards organizing workshops/Seminars/Conferences 7,04,000.00
2 Financial Assistance to faculty for attending workshops/Seminars/ 3,71,044.00
Conferences
3 Purchase of Equipment 30,66,924.88
4 Any other (Non – Recurring and Recurring) --
Hostel Facilities
Sl. Name of the hostel Total No. of Accommodation Total No. of inmates
No (Boys/Girls) Rooms Capacity
Male Female
1 Boys 88 194 187 NA
2 Girls 93 314 NA 314
Pharmacists Day celebrations 2017
The purpose of World Pharmacists Day is to encourage activities that promote and advocate for the role of the
pharmacist in improving health in every corner of the world. Each year the JSS college of Pharmacy, Mysore
“From Research to health care: Your pharmacist at your service” and celebrated on 23rd September 2017.
The program started by invocation and welcome speech by Dr.G.V. Pujar, Professor and Head of Pharmaceutical
Chemistry Department, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and President, Indian Pharmaceutical Association,
Mysuru, Local Branch.
The inaugural session of the World Pharmacists Day celebrations was graced by K.S. Rangappa, former VC
University of Mysore and Karnataka State Open University, Mysore, Dr. T.M. Pramod Kumar, Principal, JSS
College of Pharmacy, Mysuru, Sri Shivakumar C.M. Deputy Drug Controller, Mysore, Dr.G.V.Pujar, Professor
and Head of Pharmaceutical Chemistry Department, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and President, Indian
Pharmaceutical Association, Mysuru, Dr. Hanumanthachar Joshi, Vice President, Indian Pharmaceutical
Association, Mysuru Local branch & Principal, Sarada Vilas College of Pharmacy and Dr. Md.Salahuddin,
Principal, Farooqia College of Pharmacy, Mysore
Prof. Dr. K.S. Rangappa, Chief Guest and former VC University of Mysore and Karnataka State Open University,
Mysore, expressed heartfelt wishes to the entire pharmacist community. He shared the contribution pharmacists
made during his research. He briefed the various roll donned by the pharmacist apart for just dispensing
medicines. Further he acknowledged the contribution in developing advanced medicine and drug delivery
systems which has enhanced the life expectancy of Indians by highlighting various examples.
During event, to recognize the contributions of Pharmacist, Aushada Ratna Awards was presented for 3
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Professor and Secretary of Indian Pharmaceutical Association, Mysuru, announced the recipients of Aushada
Ratna award- 2017. The recipients of Aushada Ratna award are; For Community Pharmacy - Sri Ravindra Babu.
R, Proprietor, Ravi Medicals, Mysuru, Hospital Pharmacy - Sri Mahesh Kumar. V, Chief Pharmacist, Mysore
Medical College and Research Institute, Krishnarajendra Hospital, Mysore, Mysuru and for Academic Pharmacy
- Dr. D. Vishakante Gowda, Professor and Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutics, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
During functions, Ms. Ashwini Prem Kumar, B. Pharm alumnus was awarded with Hosakote Gurumallapa
Award for securing Highest marks in B.Pharm, Ms. Anusha Raj, M. Pharm alumnus, was awarded with Triveni
Pharma Laboratories Award for securing highest marks in M.Pharm Pharmaceutics branch, Mr. Gausal
Aslam of D. Pharm was awarded with Late. Umashankar Award For securing highest marks in I year D.Pharm
Pharmacognosy subject by Dr. K.S. Rangappa, Chief guest of the function.
During event, winners’ cup of Tablet Cup II edition 2017 received by Mr. Laksmeesha, captain of Drugist and
Chemist Association, Mysuru.
56th National Pharmacy week celebrations 7th – 10th December 2017
An initiative of Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA) “National Pharmacy Week” is a channel to create
awareness among the public about the profession of pharmacist and the role it plays to make a healthier
India. The theme for this year is “ Know your Medicines: Ask your Pharmacist “. This year’s theme reflects the
important role of pharmacists in providing care to the public, and also to highlight the emotional connection
they have with their patients. Acknowledging the invaluable contributions that pharmacists make to healthcare
system, IPA, Mysore Branch was celebrating 56th National Pharmacy week from 7th – 10th December 2017.
7th December 2017
As a part of the 56th National Pharmacy Week Celebrations, Department of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College
of Pharmacy, Mysuru in association with Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA), Mysuru Branch organized a
Blood Donation Camp on 7th December 2017 in the premises of JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru.
8th December 2017
On 8th December National Pharmacy Week Celebrations function was held at Sri Rajendra auditorium, JSS
College of Pharmacy, Mysuru. The Chief Guest of the event was Dr Anila B, Senior Marketing Officer, Bureau of
Pharma Public Sector Undertakings of India (BPPI), Pradhan Mantri Janaushadi Kendra (PMBJK), Karnataka. The
President of the event was Dr. B. Suresh, President, Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi and Vice Chancellor,
Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru. They addressed the gathering on the theme of National
Pharmacy Week.
9th December 2017
Pharma rally was organized on 9th December 2017. The rally commenced from JSS College of Pharmacy,
Mysuru and end at Kote Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Mysore Palace Premises. About 1000 participants from
various pharmacy colleges and other associations from Mysuru participated in the rally.
10th December 2017
Department of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru, in collaboration with Indian Pharmaceutical
Association (IPA), Mysore Branch organized a Health Screening Camp for the benefit of public of Mysuru city
on 10th December 2017 at four different locations Viz., Bal Bhavan, Chamundi Hills Footsteps, Kukkaralli Lake
Gate and Lalith Mahal Gate between 06.00 AM and 09.00 AM. The aim of the health screening camp is to
sensitize the people about the importance of regular monitoring of health and safe use of medications.
1. Outreach programs- Dr. K.L.Krishna, as University NSS program coordinator, organized seed ball sowing
program at Muthathi Forest, Malavalli Tq. on 16th July 2017. About 4 lakh seed balls were sowed on that
day and about 70 NSS volunteers/officers were participated.
2. Department of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru, organized a Health Screening Camp
for the public of Mysuru on 21st September 2017 at three different venues namely Balbhavan, Chamundi
hills footsteps and Lalith Mahal gate between 06.00 AM and 09.00 AM.
3. Department of Pharmacy Practice organized an outreach program to create awareness about HPV infection
and vaccination among school children at FIVE different schools located in Mysore city.
4. Department of Pharmacy Practice actively participated in the Forensic Fair 2017 organised by JSS Medical
College, Mysuru held at JSS Medical Institutions Campus on 21st& 22nd December 2017. Through this,
department has created awareness on poison information services provided by the department and also
about the prevention of accidental poisoning and first aid measures among school children and general
public.
5. Department of Pharmacy Practice had a stall atSuttur Jathra Exhibition during 13th – 18th January 2018
to create awareness amongst the general public about chronic diseases and also to educate and provide
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6. Department of Pharmacy Practice, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru participated in the National Deworming
Day (NDD) along with District Health and Family Welfare Society, Mysuru held on 12th February 2018.
7. Mr. Jaidev Kumar B.R., Dr. Umesh M. and Mr. Srikanth M.S. participated in National Service Scheme -
National Integration Camp organized by JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research at JSS College of
Pharmacy, Mysuru from 1st – 7th March 2018
8. Department of Pharmacy Practice organized Health Screening Camp and Awareness program on Poison
Information at Bhaguthalli on 20th March 2018
9. Department of Pharmacy Practice organized Health Screening Camp and Awareness program on Poison
Information at Belagola on 22nd March 2018
10. Mr. Sri Harsha Chalasani delivered a talk on “Practical considerations in the treatment of Peptic Ulcer
Disease” during Interprofessional Education held on 19th March 2018 at JSS Hospital, Mysuru
11. Mr. Sri Harsha Chalasani delivered a talk on ““Practical considerations in the treatment of Hypertension”
during Interprofessional Education held on 26th March 2018 at JSS Hospital, Mysuru
Industrial Visit
1. As part of PG curriculum and to inspire PhD scholars with latest research technologies employed in
industries, department of pharmacology organized, industrial visit to M/s. Himalya Drug Company,
Bangalore.Dr. Saravana babu, Associate Professor, along with 21 students (Postgraduate and research
scholars) of the department visited M/s. Himalya Pvt Ltd., Banglore on 24.03.2017. PG students and
PhDs were exposed to various ongoing research activities in various sections such as Pharmacognosy and
Phytochemistry, cell biology, and GLP certified animal facility. Students and research scholars expressed
fullest satisfaction.
2. Dr. M P Gowrav, Mr. Jaidevkumar B R, Mrs. ShilpaPalaksha and Ms. Seema Mehdi alongwith 66 B. Pharm&
Pharm D students visited Cipla Labs, Watson Lab & Teva Pharma in Goa from 6/2/2018 to 11/2/2018.
3. Muthuraman A. Completed Industrial Training for “Formulation of Solid Oral Dosage, External Application,
Nanoemulsification and Relevant R&D process”.Training completed at Sipali (I) Pharma, Ennor divison and
Sipali Pharmaceuticals, Red hills division, Chennai from 5th February 2018 to 17th February 2018 (Total
13 days).
4. The M. Pharm II semester Pharmaceutical Analysis students and Dr. B.M. Gurupadayya, Professor visited
to U.S. Pharmacopeia, Hyderabad, to understand the working of Hyphenated analytical instruments on
27th Feb 2018.
5. Dr. B M Gurupadayya, Professor, Dept. Of Pharmacetuical Chemistry, visited Zydus Cadila Pharmaceutical
Industry, at Ahmedabad on July 19th, 2018 to learn the analytical facilities in Quality Assurance Dept.
6. Dr.J.Suresh and Mr.N. Paramakrishnan and along with 50 students of final B.Pharm were visited Supreem
Pharmaceuticals Limited - Nanjangud, B,V Pundit’s Sadvidyasala Private Ltd, Nanjangud and Natural &
Essential oil Pvt Ltd, Mysore on 5th March 2018 as part of industrial visit.
7. Dr. K.Mruthunjaya, Professor, Department of Pharmacognosy and Dr. S.N. Manjula, Professor & Head,
Department of Pharmacology along with 16 UG students (B.Pharm &Pharm D) visited Singapore and
Malaysia, from 21.01.2018 to 29.01.2018 as a part of international study tour.
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Education Unit and Activities
Pharmacy Education Unit (PEU) of JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru in association with Centre for Continuous
Learning for Professional Excellence (CCLPE) of JSS AHER conducted a Faculty development program on ‘Team
based, and Case based learning’ on 18th January 2018 at Dept. of Pharmacy Practice Seminar Hall, JSS College
of Pharmacy, Mysuru. The workshop aimed to introduce active learning to the participants and highlight concepts
and achievement of ‘in-class active learning’ through Team Based and Case Based Learning. Dr. Amruthesh C.
Shivachar, Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Texas,
USA was the workshop resource person for this program. The workshop was attended by faculty members of
JSS College of Pharmacy representing all the five departments of the college viz. Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical
Chemistry, Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy and Pharmacy Practice.
visit to Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, National University Singapore
8. JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru had organized an Industrial visit to Goa for final year B. Pharm and third
year Pharm. D students, as part of their academic curriculum. The visit was scheduled from February 6th
to 11th 2018. About 46 Students from Final Year B. Pharm and 20 students of Third Pharm. D along with
four teaching staffs Mr. Gowrav, Mr. Jaidev Kumar, Ms Seema Mehdi and Ms. Shilpa Palaksha visited two
of the pharmaceutical companies (Cipla & Watson/Teva) and a Hindu Pharmacy-a community Pharmacy
at Goa.
Dr. Shivachar delivering the lecture
Faculty working in groups
Dr. Shivachar guiding the group
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National Service Scheme (NSS)
1. International Yoga Day
National Service Scheme (NSS) of JSS AHER, Mysuru along with the constituent colleges celebrated international
Yoga day on 21st June 2017 in the premises of Mysore Race Club in view to support the Governement of
Karnataka to enter into the guiness book of records for the highest number of participants performing yoga in
Mysuru city. Mysuru stood second with 54101 particpants but we kept our spirits high for next year to enter
into the guiness book of records. The function was inaugurated by cabinet minister’s Dr H.C. Mahadevappa,
Mr. Tanveer Sait and Members of Legislative Assembly of the Mysuru Constituency and many other dignitaries.
Again, in the afternoon, National Service Scheme (NSS) of JSS AHER, Mysuru along with the constituent colleges
celebrated international Yoga day on 21st June 2017 in the premises of JSS Medical College, Mysuru at 2:00
P.M.
Dr. B. Manjunatha, Registrar, JSS AHER, Dr.H. Basavanagowdappa, Principal, JSSMC, Dr. Anil Kumar, Principal,
JSS Dental College and Hospital, Dr. T.M. Pramod Kumar, Principal, JSSCP, Mysuru were the guests present in
the function. Yoga guru Dr. Seetharam, Mysuru demonstrated and taught the various ASANAS of yoga. About
100 faculty members of JSS AHER participated and learnt the various asanas.
3. Sapling of Plants on Alumni Day
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru had organized alumni meet on 12th August 2017. Dr T.M. Pramod Kumar,
Principal, JSSCP, Mysuru along with the alumnus, NSS unit JSSCP had planted about 50 saplings in the premises
of the college as a mark of the alumni meet.
4. 71st Independence Day Celebrations
JSS AHER along with the constituent colleges and NSS units celebrated the 71st Independence Day in the JSS
Medical institutions campus. Registrar, Principals of the constituent colleges delivered talk on the integrity,
diversity, Swacch Bharat and Swasth Bharat followed by the cultural program by JSS School children, SS
Nagara, Mysuru.
2. Sapling of Seed Balls
National Service Scheme (NSS) of JSS AHER, Mysuru along with the constituent colleges organizedGROW
GREEN Initiative. About 4 Lakh Seed Balls were sowed in the Muthathi Forest, Malavalli Tq, Mandya on 16th July
2017.About 70 NSS Volunteers Officers/Staff of JSS Medical, Dental, Pharmacy and Life Sciences participated.
The program was jointly organized by Ruksha Ropana, an voluntary organization who developed this concept.
5. Observance of Swacctha Pakawara Programme by Govt. of India.
JSS AHER along with the constituent colleges and NSS units celebrated Observance of Swacctha Pakawara
Programme from 1st to 15th August 2017.
From 1st to 3rd August 2017
T.M.Pramod Kumar. Others present were University NSS Program co-ordinator Dr K.L.Krishna, NSS
Programme Officer, JSSCP, Dr. M.P. Gowrav, Students, teaching staff and non-teaching were present.
the pledge of “SWACCH BHARAT”.
From 4th to 10th August 2017
NSS Volunteers were identified to maintain the cleaniness in the college premises, boys hostel, girls hostel,
college surroundings. In and around the college campus.
From11th to 15th August 2017
About 100 NSS Volunteers were identified to educate atleast 10 other students about Swacch Bharat which
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Day 2 (2nd September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the second day “Clean Hostel Day” was observed in all the
constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS
AHER Departments. Volunteers of JSSCP, Mysuru cleaned the hostel premises and informed the inmates of the
hostel to maintain hygiene and cleaniness.
Best practices were followed in the hostel where the housekeeping cleaned the toilets, Dining hall and
bathrooms. Students have maintained their rooms in clean and hygiene manner.NSS Program officers visited
the hostel and some of the photos have been shared.
6. Rally for Rivers
JSS AHER along with the constituent colleges and NSS units organized a Rally for Rivers to save water. NSS
Volunteers along with other staff stood holding placards to the public from Columbia asia to LIC Circle sensitize
the people regarding depleting water resources on 1st September 2017.
7. Observance of Swacctha Pakawara Programme by UGC.
JSS AHER along with the constituent colleges and NSS units celebrated Observance of Swacctha Pakawara
Programme from 1st to 15th September 2017.
Day 1 (1st September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the first day “Clean Campus Day” was observed in all the
constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS
AHER Departments.
Day 3 (3rd September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the first day “Green Campus Day” was observed in all the
constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS
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Day 4 (4th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the fourth day “Clean Mess Day” was observed in all the
constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS
AHER Department.
NSS Volunteers informed the other students on maintaining the hygiene in the mess and not to waste the
food in the mess. Adopting best practices in the mess like wearing gloves, head covers, cutting the nails and
wearing facemask to the workers.
Day 5 (5th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the fifth day Essay competition on “What I can do for a clean
India” was organized at JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru. More than 50 students from constituent colleges
i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS AHER Departments
participated in the essay competition.
The winners of the competition is as follows:
1. Mr. Somnath R.G (First Prize, JSS Medical College, Mysuru)
2. Ms. Nikhath Khanum (Second Prize, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru)
3. Ms. Ansika Thyagi (Third Prize, JSS Medical College, Mysuru)
Day 9 (9th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the eigth day “Care for the surroundings: visit to the slums to
explain the concepts of cleanliness ” was observed in all the constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS
Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS AHER Departments.
Students from the JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru visited mysore city markets to see and study how the
garbage is cleaned, segregated into dry and wet wasted and finally evacuated in big compactors and dispersed
in the location identified.
Day 6 (6th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the Sixth day “Clean Surroundings Day” was organized at JSS
College of Pharmacy, Mysuru. More than 50 students from JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru participated and
engaged themselves cleaning of the roads leading to the college.
Day 7 (7th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the seventh day “Care for the surroundings: Study of Garbage
cleaning systems in public spaces ” was observed in all the constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS
Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS AHER Departments.
Students from the JSS University visited mysore city markets to see and study how the garbage is cleaned,
segregated into dry and wet wasted and finally evacuated in big compactors and dispersed in the location
identified.
Day 8 (8th September 2017)
Short film competition was conducted at Lecture Hall of Department of Health System Management Studies,
JSS Dental College building, Mysuru from 10:30am to 12 noon on 8/09/2017. The convenors of this programme
were Dr. Raghu Ram Achar, NSS Programme Officer and Shri Roshan K, Assistant NSS Programme Officer. The
judges were Dr. Ravindra Rangaswamy, Chief Information Officer, JSS AHER and Dr.Nilani P, Nodal Officer, JSS
AHER.
Day 10 (10th September 2017)
As a part of 15 days “Swachhata Pakhwada” programme which was organised in JSS AHER, we visited the K
R Hospital in Mysuru which is for studying the hygiene & systems for disposal of garbage & hospital wastes
. During the visit we understood that the garbage, hospital wastes & other kind of wastes are separated out,
categorised & each of them is disposed in appropriate manner. Waste is sorted & disposed in different colours
of plastic bags such as
1) Yellow - soiled cotton, dressing waste materials
2) Red - plastic materials such as gloves, head cap, drapes , i.v fluid bottles etc
3) Green - food particles & other wastes
Soiled needles used for surgeries & for other purposes are burnt (incineration) in the respective wards with
preventive measures. All the staff who are working in waste management department have been vaccinated &
personal protective equipments such as head cap ,mouth mask, gloves, gum boots have been provided by the
hospital authority. We were also taught to dispose wastes in the same way at our homes, colleges etc so that
disposing of those wastes becomes easier , in turn which leads to the reduction of pollution at public places &
our visit to the government hospital was educative.
Day 11 (11th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the eleventh day “Care for the surroundings: visit to the
orphanages ” was observed in all the constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS
College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS AHER Departments.Volunteers from JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
visited Ashadayaka Seva Trust. Discussion on swatchata was done and it was recorded that they know very
much about the swacchta and its essenetiality. Volunteers were motivated to visit and teach these kids on
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Day 12 (12th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the Twelveth day “Care for the surroundings: Debriefing session
with local body ” was observed in all the constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS
College of Pharmacy, Mysuru and JSS AHER Departments.
Day 13 (13th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the Thirteenth day “Clean Hostel Room” competition was held
in all the constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
and JSS AHER Departments.Winners of the clean hostel room were awarded on the 15th day of swacchta
pakawada program.
Day 14 (14th September 2017)
As a part of the 15 day “Swachhata Pakhwada” programme which was organised in JSS University, an elocution
competition was conducted on the topic “Health and Hygiene is the real wealth”. The compeon was conducted
in JSS Dental College from 9:30 AM. The judges for the programme were Dr. Deepika, Professor, Dept. of
Periodontology and Dr.Mahima, Professor, Dept. of Oral Medicine and Radiology. Thirty-one parcipants from
different units of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research took part and a me of 5 minutes was given to
each parcipant. The parcipants parcipated with utmost enthusiasm. A lot of knowledge about health and wealth
was gained from this compeon.
The winners of the competition are:
1. Yash – JSS Dental College
2. Stefi Ann – JSS Dental College
3. Sumera Khanum – JSS Faculty of Life Sciences
Cultural Activities
SAMMSCRITHI – 2017, Organized by Mysore Medical College and Research Institute, Mysuru, Date: 8th,
9th& 10th September 2017
A hub of cultural and sports activities, “SAMMSCRITHI 2017” was the annual fest conducted by Mysore Medical
College, Mysuru. The event provided a great opportunity to meet thousands of budding talents and also provided
a platform for our students to showcase their talents. It was a three day event conducted from 8th to 10th
September 2017. More than 100 students from our college of various class/course participated in various
onstage and offstage events as well as in sports activities conducted in the Mysore Medical College, Mysuru.
Our college students had performed to their ability in the short notice of time and held the name of the college
and university high in the competitions by bagging prizes in the various events.
Day 15 (15th September 2017)
As a part of swachhta pakhwada program, on the last day Prizes were given to various volunteers for actively
participating in all the events such as clean room day, essay competition, elocution competition, short films etc
in all the constituent colleges i.e JSS Medical College, JSS Dental College, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru
and JSS AHER Departments.
Blood Donation Camp on occasion of 102nd Jayanthi Mahotsava celebrations of His Holiness
Jagadguru Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji
JJSS Academy of Higher education and research along with NSS units of the constituent Colleges and NACO
had organized blood donation camp on 06-10-2017on the occasion of 102nd Jayanthi Mahotsava celebrations
ofHis Holiness Jagadguru Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji. About 78 units of blood were collected.
The function was inaugurated by Sri Taralabalu Jagadguru Brihanmath, Sirigere, Dr. B. Suresh, Vice-Chancellor,
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ASPIRATION 2018
[Inter-Collegiate a national level cultural carnival]
Organized by: PES College of Pharmacy, Bengaluru at PES University Auditorium, Bengaluru
Date: 10th and 11th February, 2018
“Aspiration 2018” a Inter-Collegiate National Level Cultural Competitions, organized by PES College of Pharmacy,
Bengaluru. Aspiration is an annual cultural competitions for students of Pharmacy colleges in Karnataka. It was
held at PES University Auditorium, Bengaluru on 10th and 11th February, 2018 (2 day event). In the foresaid
event, 20 colleges participated for 15 (Fifteen) cultural events; Solo dance, group dance, group song, street
play, Quiz etc., 38 Students of JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru had participated in Aspiration 2018, they
competed for 13 cultural events.
AIISH AAWAAZ 2K18
[Inter-Collegiate Cultural festival]
Organized by: All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, Manasagangothri, Mysuru - 570006
Date: 16th to 18th March 2018
AIISH AAWAAZ 2k18 is an inter-collegiate cultural festival, organized by All India Institute of Speech and Hearing,
Manasagangothri, Mysuru. AIISH AAWAAZ is a platform for the youth to showcasing their innate talents. The
competitions include face painting, creative writing, dance, photography, nail art, mad ads, mehendi, quiz,
singing etc., The cultural and fine arts events witnessed intense competitions among students from all the
colleges of Mysore. The students of our college participated in 12 events and won several prizes.
“ESPERANZA 2K18”
[Inter-Collegiate cultural fest]
Organized by: T John College of Pharmacy, Bengaluru Date: 06th March, 2018
T John College of Pharmacy organized a intercollegiate cultural fest – International “ESPERANZA 2K18”, at
T John College of pharmacy campus, Bangalore. The event provided a great opportunity to showcase our
talent and also to meet pharmacy students from different colleges on a single platform. It was one-day event
conducted on 6th March 2018. Solo dance classical, solo dance western, group dance and fashion show were
the events conducted on that day.Seven students from our college took part in solo dance classical and solo
dance - western and Group Dance.The students of JSSCP, mysuru won the 1st prize in Group Dance (Classical)
which was performed by Saranya and Group. The students participated in full enthusiasm in all the events and
represented JSS College of Pharmacy at a bigger level platform, they have made our college proud by bagging
the place of first among 20 colleges. It was a successful and cherishable event in which our college emerged
with flying colors!

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Sport Activities
Placement
Annual Sports and Athletic Meet 2017-18
TThe Annual Sports meet of JSS College of Pharmacy Mysuru 2017-18 was held on 13.03.2018 Tuesday at the
JSS Medical College Play Ground. B Pharm, Pharm D, M Pharm, PhD and diploma students represented their
teams and took part in variety of events. The dignitaries present on the occasion were Dr Kushalappa P.A,
Director of Academics, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Dr Parthasarathi Kulkarni, Vice-Principal
JSS College Of Pharmacy, Mysuru, Mr Puttarajappa S, Administrative Officer JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru,
Dr. K.L Krishna Sports Coordinator, JSS College of Pharmacy Mysuru.
Events organized as part of Annual Sports
meet:
1. Cricket – Men
2. Futsal – Men
3. Volley ball – Men
4. Throw ball – Women
5. Basketball – Men and Women
6. Caroms – Men and Women (Singles,
Doubles and Mixed Doubles)
7. Badminton – Men and Women (Singles,
Doubles and Mixed Doubles)
8. Table tennis – Men and Women ( Singles,
Doubles)
9. Chess – Men and Women
Events organized as part of Annual Athletic
meet:
Sl.
No.
Company
Number of
students Placed
Package
( lac/ annum)
1 GSK, Bangalore 1 4.15
2 Abbott, Mumbai 1 3.2
3 Glenmark, Mumbai 1 2.4
4 Novo Nordisk, Hyderabad 9 4
5 Novartis, Hyderabad 2 4.8
6 INM, Bangalore 2 2.2
7 Micro Labs, Bangalore 2 2.4
8 Jubiliant Organosys, Bangalore 1 2.4
9 Jubiliant Biosys, Bangalore 1 2.8
10 Lotus Labs, Bangalore 3 3.6
11 Strides Shasun, Bangalore 1 2.8
12 APOTEX, Bangalore 2 2.4
13 Mylan , Bangalore 2 2.75
1. 100mts Running Men and Women
2. 200mts Running Men and Women
3. 400mts Running Men and Women
4. 800mts Running Men
5. 400mts Relay Men and Women
6. Short put Men, Women and Staff
7. Long Jump Men and Women
8. Tug of War Men and Women
9. Musical Chairs Staff
10. Discuss throw Men and Women
The best athlete for men was bagged by Mr. Sanketh,
1st year D Pharm and the individual championship
for women was bagged by Ms .Ashmy Jose 5th year
Pharm D
14 Syngene, Bangalore 11 3.2
15 Anthem Biosciences 1 2.8
16 Quintiles IMS, Bangalore 4 2.7
17 Molecular connections 2 2.2
18 Dr. Reddy Labs, Hyderabad 1 4.5
19 Veritas, Bangalore 3 2.4

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20 Himalaya Health care, Bangalore 2 2.63
21 Bioclinica, Mysuru 7 2.6
22 Indegene, Bangalore 1 3.2
23 Aurbindo, Hyderabad 1 1.8
24 CIPLA, Bangalore 1 2.4
25 Paraxcel, Bangalore 3 2.7
26 Mylan , Bangalore 1 2.75
27 Life Pharmacy, Mumbai 1 5.4
28 Meitra Hospital, Kerala 1 2.2
29 Dr. Reddy Laboratories, Hyderabad 03 4.5
30 Novartis, Hyderabad 04 4.8
31 Indigene, Bangalore 02 3.8
32 Jubiliant Organosys, Bangalore Jubilinat Organosys 01 2.75
33 Merck, Bangalore 02 3.3
34 Bioclinica, Mysore 06 3.0
35 Novo Nordisk, Bangalore 04 4.0
36 Himalaya, Bangalore 01 3.2
37 Elililly, Bangalore 01 3.6
38 Syngene, Bangalore 03 3.2
Hostel Review Committee
1. Sri Puttarajappa. S., Administrative Officer.
2. Ms. K.S. Nagashree, Warden, Girls Hostel
3. Sri Mahendran, Warden, Boys Hostel.
4. Ms. Gowthami, III Pharm D,
5. Ms. Charitha M. II B. Pharm
6. Ms. A. Sai Nischala, III B. Pharm.
7. Ms. K. Prathyusha Reddy, I Pharm D.
8. Ms. Vahini Reddy, I Pharm D.
9. Ms. Aishwarya Suresh Kumar, II M. Pharm.
10. Ms. Suganyadevi M.J. IV Pharm D.
11. Ms. T. Vaishnavi, IV Pharm D.
12. Ms. Mandalapu Lasya, V Pharm D.
13. Ms. Prachi Raikar, Ph.D. Scholar.
14. Ms. Deeksha R. Pai, Ph.D. Scholar.
15. Mr. Allwin K.S. , IV Pharm D.
16. Mr. Alias Seethy Karammel, II Pharm D.
17. Mr. Derick George Mathew, II B. Pharm
18. Mr. Dineshvaran, I B. Pharm.
19. Mr. Mervin Samuel, IV B. Pharm.
20. Mr. Amaranath K.R., II B. Pharm.
21. Mr. Mahendra G.S., II M. Pharm.
22. Mr. Manjunath Pai, II B. Pharm.
23. Mr. Palesh R. I M. Pharm.
24. Mr. Bharath, IV B. Pharm.
Committee
25. Mr. M. Mothilal, IV B. Pharm.
26. Mr. Sahith Akruthi, III B. Pharm.
27. Mr. Pritheevi Raj, I D. Pharm.
28. Mr. Naresh Narayan, I B. Pharm.
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Distinguished Alumni
Harita Vasireddi
Managing Director at Vimta Labs Ltd.
B. Pharm. 1995
Hyderabad, Telangana,
Managing Director, Vimta Labs Ltd.
Experience: 16 Years
Roles played: CXO / VP / Director
Industries: Pharmaceuticals
Harsh Monga
Director & Head - Sales Training
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd.
B. Pharm. 1992
Mumbai, Maharashtra,
2011, Experience: 21 years
Roles played: Entrepreneur, CXO / VP / Director, Senior Management,Head
of Department (HOD), Trainer
Industries: Banking & Financial Services, Consulting & Management
Services, Education & Training, Healthcare, Insurance, Pharmaceuticals,
Telecommunications, E-Commerce (eComm)
Mujeeb Rahman
Director,
Health Care Quality at Ministry of Heath, western province Saudi Arabia
B. Pharm. 1994
Medina, Al Madinah Province,
Director, Heath Care Quality, Ministry of Heath, western province Saudi
Arabia
January 2002 to Present
Experience: 22 Years
Roles played: CXO / VP / Director
Industries: Government Organization, Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals,
Hospital Administration
Dr. Anupama Koneru
Principal at Sultan Ul Uloom College of Pharmacy
B. Pharm. 1990
Hyderabad, Telangana,
Principal, Sultan Ul Uloom College of Pharmacy
Experience: 21 Years
Roles played: Principal
Functions: Administration

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JSS College of Pharmacy,
Ooty
JSS C0llege of Pharmacy, Ooty seek to be a Center
of Excellence in Pharmacy education, Research,
and Pharmacy practice services at the National and
International level. The institute in pursuit of its vision
provides outstanding educational experience, in pharmacy
education and practice in a supportive environment of
scholarship, research and integrity. The college has
been successful in maintaining a high level of research
activity recognized at national and International levels.
It has been conducting sponsored research projects for
various national agencies, statutory bodies, universities
and research organizations.
Established in 1980 with D.Pharm program, JSS College
of Pharmacy, Ooty is a constituent college of JSS Academy
of Higher Education and Research, Mysuru since 2008,
and positioned today as one of the premier postgraduate
and research institution imparting D.Pharm, B.Pharm,
M.Pharm, (10 Specializations) Pharm.D, and PhD.
Programs. The ‘Add-On’ PG Diploma/Certificate courses
offered to the students/scholars are for value addition
and nurturing their knowledge in inter-disciplinary
subjects. As strong believers in ‘Team Play’, our focus
is on collaboration instead of competition resulting in
National/International MoUs to foster teaching-learning,
research through faculty/ student exchange, consultancy
and training programs.
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PRINCIPAL’S PROFILE
Institutional Achievements
Institutional Achievements
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty ranked 15th in the Country by NIRF-2018
Higher Education Review Magazine (July 2017) has conferred JSSCP, Ooty with 4th Place in the country,
on the basis of preparation of the students for industry, educational collaborations, placements, research
and quality of delivery performance
NABL first surveillance audit, renewal for 05 years and GLP certification for Drugs Testing Laboratory (DTL)
have been obtained
Recertification of International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2015 for the institution and DTL
have been successfully obtained
Conferred with ‘Best Drug and Poison Information Centre’ for the year 2017 by Indian Pharmaceutical
Association (IPA), Anathapur Branch, Andhra Pradesh
Dr. S.P. Dhanabal
Principal and Dean, JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
Dr. S.P. Dhanabal is currently Professor of Department of Pharmacognosy & Phytopharmacy and Principal
at the JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty. Obtained B.Pharm & M.Pharm from JSSCP, Ooty (1989 & 1991); Ph.D
from UCPSC, Warangal (Kakatiya University, Jan 2004). He has 26 years of teaching and research experience
at UG/PG level. His research interest is phytochemistry, herbal formulation & standardization. He has 150
presentations in International/National/Regional seminars and published 95 journal articles. He is an approved
Ph.D guide at the TN Dr MGR Medical University, Chennai, JNTU, Hyderabad and JSS AHER, Mysuru and so
far 08 candidates awarded Ph.D under him. His research group consists of PG & Ph.D students, International
scientists under CV Raman/NAM S&T/TATA ISTA JRD fellowships. He has received financial grants of about
1.50 Crore towards research grant and conduct of FDP/ Seminar/Workshop from AICTE, ICMR, DST, Govt. of
India. He has been a Member of Scientific Services Committee of Indian Pharmamcy Congress for the past 06
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ADMISSIONS
Distinguished Adjunct Faculty and Visiting Faculty - International
SL.
NO.
Program / Course TOTAL INTAKE No of Students Enrolled
Male Female Total
1. D. Pharm. 120 69 44 113
2. B. Pharm. 100 + 1* 63 38 101
3. B. Pharm.
10 5 4 9
(Lateral Entry)
4. M. Pharm. 114 42 38 80
5. Pharm. D. 30 17 13 30
6. Pharm.D.
(Post Baccalaureate)
10 02 01 04
Faculty Statistics
Sl. No Department Professor Associate
Professor
Assistant
Professor
Lecturer
1. Pharmaceutics 2 0 4 2
2. Pharmaceutical Chemistry 3 0 4 0
3. Pharmacognosy 4 0 1 0
4. Pharmacology 2 0 1 1
5. Pharmaceutical Analysis 2 0 2 1
6. Pharmaceutical Biotechnology 0 0 1 1
7. Pharmacy Practice 2 0 3 8
Dr. Krishna Kumar – Adjunct Faculty visit
Dr.Krishna Kumar PhD, Professor, Howard University, Washington DC, USA and Adjunct faculty of JSS AHER
visited JSSCPO on 18th December 2017 and delivered lectures on the topics“Basic issues in Pharmacokinetic
Research” and “Opportunities for Pharm.D Students in Research”.
Student and Faculty Exchange Programme
Ms.Roopa BS, Lecturer in Department of Pharmacy Practice undergone FIP Pharmabridge
Training Program at Pacific University, Oregon,from 20th April to 11th May 2018 . Ms Roopa BS
had been selected for ‘FIP Pharmabridge Fellowship for Pharmacist from Developing Countries’
based on her academic and professional credentials.
HR Statistics
Teaching Non-teaching Total
44 67 111
HR Turnover Statistics
Teaching Non-Teaching
Appointments/ Continuations 4/1 10/3
Promotions 0 0
Resignations 5 5
Retirements 1 1
Deputations 1 5
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36 III B.Pharm. students of Faculty of Pharmacy, AIMST University, Malaysia, undergone
training at JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty under Student Mobility Programme for a period
of 06 weeks from July 15 to August 26, 2017.
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Organised
Institutional/ National International Total
Regional/State
9 6 1 16
B.Pharm students of AIMST University at JSSCollege of Pharmacy, Ooty
Mr. Awotunde Oluwasegun Samson, Lecturer, Department of Biochemistry, Habib Medical
School Islamic University, Kampala, Uganda was selected under NAM S&T Research
Training Fellowship for Developing Country Scientists (RTF-DCS), Govt. of India at JSS
College of Pharmacy, Ooty as a Host institute and carried out his research work for 06
months from 1st Aug to 30th Dec 2017 (Title : ‘Isolation, Characterization and Aphrodisiac
Potential Assessment of the Active Component of Terminalia schimperiana Root’; Mentor
: Dr. S.P. Dhanabal)
Department of Pharmaceutics organised AICTE sponsored Quality Improvement Programme(QIP)
on the theme Advanced Trends in Pharmaceutics between 9th to 25th March 2018 at JSS
College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
Conferences/ Seminars /Workshops Attended
Institutional/
Regional/State
National International Total
90 36 4 130
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Attended
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry organised DST-SERB sponsored 2 days National
Workshop on Exploring the advances and Challenges in Green Chemistry and Protein Chemistry;
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Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis
conducted Two Days National Symposium on
Nutrikinetic Assessment of Functional Foods
from Indian Origin – Their Scientific and
Global Perspectives on 31st November and
1st December 2017 with the financial support
fromICMR, DST-SERB and JSS AHER.
Participants, Dr. N. Gopalan, DFRL,
Dr. S. P. Dhanabal and Dr. N. Krishnaveni
Department of Pharmacognosy organised International Seminar & Exhibition on
Phytopharmaceuticals - Emerging Challenges and Opportunities on 11th - 12th December
2017, Funded by DST-SERB and JSS AHER.
Dr.SP.Dhanabal, Dr. Samson, Dr. Srinivas Patnala, Dr. Musthafa, Dr. K. Chinnaswamy ,
Dr. R.Suresh Mohankumar lighting the lamp on 11th -12th Dec 201
Department of Pharmacology organised a
Workshop on Scientific Writing on 21st July
- 4th Aug 2017 at JSS College of Pharmacy,
Ooty
Dr. Vadivelan, Professor, Department of
Pharmacology delivering lecture to students
on scientific writing.
Department of Pharmacology organised Two
days Seminar on Lipid Drug Conjugate in
Drug Delivery on 14th -15th Aug 2017 at JSS
College of Pharmacy, Ooty that was funded by
ICMR, DST SERB
Department of Pharmacy Practice organised 2
Continuing Pharmacotherapy Education (CPE)
Programson ‘Role of Clinical Pharmacist on
Cancer Management’& ‘Neurology and Clinical
Pharmacist’ on 29th July 2017&5th August
2017 respectively those were funded by JSS
AHER, Mysuru.
Department of Pharmacology organised a
National Seminar on Applications of 4Rs in
Alternatives to Animal Testing (4Rs-AAT 2017)
between 15-16 September 2017 that was
funded by DST - SERB, ICMR and JSS AHER.
Dr.R. Vadivelan, Dr. SP.Dhanabal and
Dr.TK Praveen Lighting the lampinthe inaugural
function on 15-16th September 2017
Department of Pharmacy Practice organised
Continuing Pharmacy Education Program for
Practicing Pharmacists on 25th September
2017 on the eve of World Pharmacists Day.
Department of Pharmacy Practice conducted
Summer School of Ooty on Applied
Pharmacokinetics-2017 between 18-22 Sep,
2017.
IPA sponsored One day workshop on Research
and Publication: Thought Process for Faculty
was conducted at JSS College of Pharmacy,
Ooty on 17th Jan 2018.
JSS AHER funded One day workshop on
Preparation of Protocol for Animal Ethics
Evaluation PPAEE-2018 Module-II, was
organised by JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
on 31st Jan 2018.
Dr.R.Vadivelan and Dr.TK.Praveen distributing
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Guest Lectures Organised
Sl. No. Name & Details of the Expert Date Lecture Topic
1 Mr. Jayaprakash Narayanan,
proprietor,JPWINKA Pharma,
Consultant, Bangalore
25th to 26th September 2017 Dossier Compilation for Regulated Market
2 Mr. Mohanraj Navitas, Chennai 13th December 2017 Demonstration & Training on e CTD
software
3 Dr. Vasanth Raj, Lecturer, School
of Pharmacy, Queen’s University,
Belfast, UK
4 Mr. Vikas Dhiman, Manager Abbott,
New Delhi
5 Mr. R. Dharmaraj, ADC(I), CDSCO,
Krishnapatnam sea port, Nellore, AP
6 Dr. Prashanth Kole Senior principle
investigator Pharmaceutical
Candidate optimization Bristal –
Myers Squible and Bio-Con Research
Centre, Bengaluru
2nd February, 2018
16th April 2018
16th April 2018
22th June 2018
Hallmarks and New Targets in Cancer
Research
Hall marks and new targets in cancer
research
Port office regulations with respect to D&C
Act and rules
Expectation of Pharm. Industries from
fresher
Number of Research Grants Received
National International Total
08 - 10
External Internal Total
03 05 08
Research Grants Received:
SL.NO Granting agency No. of Projects Amount of Grant Sanctioned
(Rs. in Lakhs)
1 AICTE, New Delhi 01 5.00
2 DBT – NER, New Delhi 01 28.33
3 DST WoS, New Delhi 01 7.00
4 JSS AHER, Mysuru 05 2.26
RESEARCH
Research Thrust Areas
Pharmaceutics
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Pharmacognosy
Pharmacology
Pharmaceutical Analysis
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
Pharmacy Practice
External Research Projects Sanctioned/Ongoing Details
Sl. Title of the Project
No
1 Trail conjugated Oxaloplatin
Hybrid Drug for Targeting
DR4 and DRS Receptor for
Management of colorectal
cancer
Principle Investigator
with Dept. Name
Dr. K. Gowthamarajan
and Dr. T.K. Praveen
2 Level-I Dr. K. Gowthamarajan
and Dr. Karri VVS
Narayana Reddy
3 Death receptor-5 targeted lipid
nanoparticles of -secretase
inhibitor for simultaneous
targeting of breast cancer cells
and Cancer stem cells
4 Improving the Delivery of
poorly soluble Drugs through
Nanotechnology
5 Effective Management of
Multifactorial Alzheimer’s
disease: An Attempt of Nanostructured
lipid Carriers
containing Donepezil and
Curcumin through Olfactory to
Brain Dr. K. Gowthamarajan
Dr T K Praveen
Mr. N. Jawahar
DST, Science &
Engineering Research
Board(SERB), New Delhi
Sanctioning
Agency
DBT, Under Twining
program
Amount (in lakhs)
Duration of the
Project
35.00 3 Years
DST-FIST 58.00 5 Years
DBT New Delhi,
under twinning
programme
2017-18
Carrier Award
for Young
Teachers(CAYT)
AICTE, New Delhi
54.00 3 Years
1.05 3 Years
11.80 3 Years 3 year

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6 Engineered Affibody conjugated
oxalipatin nano particles for
the management of colorectal
cancer
7 Virtual high throughput
screening (vHTS), design,
synthesis, in vitro/ in vivo
evaluation and 3D-QSAR
investigations of some novel
-carboline and carbazole lead
molecules as antineoplastic
agents
8 In Silico design, synthesis
and evaluation of MurD
and MurE Ligase inhibitors
against Methicillin resistant
staphylococcus aureus, funded
9 Phase transition mediated
targeting of thermo-sensitive
polymer drug conjugates to
human ovarian tumours
10 The mechanism of action of
certain Ayurvedic Medicianal
plants on Alzhemer’s by
Dipeptidyl peptidase – 4
inhibition using herbs
11 Fund for Improvement of
Science and Technology
Infrastruture (FIST)
12 Neuroprotection by Nano
allosteric potentiators of M1
Muscarinic Acetyl Choline
receptor for reversal learning
management in Alzheimer’s
Diseases
13 Novel approach to treat prostate
cancer: Combinatorial therapy to
target hypoxia induced ER stress
using HIF- I alpha and ER stress
Inhibitors
Dr. K. Gowthamarajan AICTE, New Delhi 5.00 3 Years
Dr.MJN.Chandrasekar
Dr Md Afzal Azam
DR MJN Chandrasekar
Dr. B. Duraiswamy
AYUSH, New Delhi
Dr K Elango DST FIST
New Delhi
DBT, Govt of India,
New Delhi
DST SERB New
Delhi
DBT-NE,Govt. of
India, New Delhi
47.66 3 Years
42.59 3 Years
28.33 (74.32) 3 Years
25.66 3 Years 3 year
84.00 3 Years 3 year
Dr T K Praveen DBT, New Delhi 72.00 3 Years
Dr. K Elango (Ms.
Sandhya)
14 Tribal research P R AnandVijayaKumar
Latrobe University
15 A Clinical Study on the effect
of metabolic syndrome on
cognition across different age
groups using MMSE scale and
C - reactive protein as predictive
biomarker
16 Effect of Interventional
strategies on insulin resistance
in prediabetes: An open label
prospective multi centre study
P R AnandVijayaKumar
Latrobe University
Dr. S Ponnusankar (Ms.
MohsinaHyder)
DST WoS New
Delhi
7.00 3 Years
2.48 3 Years 3 year
13.00 3 Years 3 year
DST WoS Scheme 8.00 3 Years
External Research Projects Submitted
Sl.No Title of the Project Principle
Investigator with
Dept. Name
1 A novel Artemisinin-Flavonoid
loaded Nanodroplet as a
combination therapy to
overcome the resistance in the
treatment of malaria caused by
P-faiciparum
2 Alteration of breast cancer cell
metabolism by metformin- glut1
inhibitor loaded pluronic micelles
3 Evaluation of anticancer drug
linked to the Novel peptide binds
to breast cancer
4 Therapeutic Potential of disatinib
nanoparticles linked to the Novel
peptide binds to breast cancer
5 Intracellular targeting of Elastin
like Polypeptide-Drug conjugates
by Phase-structure trasition to
solid tumors
Dr.R. Sureshkumar Science and
Engineering
Research
Board(SERB), New
Delhi
Dr. K.
Gowthamarajan
Dr. GNK Ganesh
Dr. GNK Ganesh
Dr. MJN.
Chandrasekar
Submitted to Amount Duration of the
Project
25.00 3 Years
DST-WOSA 27.77 3 Years
Nano Mission of
the Department
of Science and
Technology,
Government of
India. New Delhi
DBT, New Delhi,
India
Extra Mural
Research Funding
(Individual Centric)
25.35 3 Years
35.00 3 Years
47.81 3 Years
6 MODROBS Dr. S. Sankar AICTE, New Delhi 20.00 3 Years
7 Herbal mediated action of
Paraozonase I (PON-1)enzyme
in Atherosclerosis to prevent
cardiovascular disorders
8 Evaluation of Nano structured
lipid carriers of Dasatinib and
Resveratrol in Parkinson’s
animal models
9 Intervention of LRRK2 kinase
inhibitors with adjuvants on
striatal dopamine levels in
6-OHDA and MPTP models of
Parkinson’s disease
10 Adipocyte specific delivery
of oral thiazolidinedione
nanoparticles functionized
with RGD and P3 peptides to
reduce side effects and improve
efficacy.
11 Surface modified solid lipid
nanoparticles based delivery of
Thiazolidinedione’s to adipocytes
to improve their therapeutic
efficacy and reduce their off
target side effects
Dr. B Duraiswamy
Dr. T.K. Praveen
Dr R Vadivelan
Dr R Vadivelan
Dr. T. K. Praveen
DST-SERB, New
Delhi
DST SERB (Extra
Mural Research
Funding (Individual
Centric)
DST SERB (Extra
Mural Research
Funding (Individual
Centric)
DST Technology
Nanomission
division under Nano
Bioscheme
26.86 3 Years
51.47 3 Years
56.62 3 Years
45.00 3 Years
Dr. T. K. Praveen DST, New Delhi 39.84 3 Years

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12 CD133 targeted solid lipid
nanoparticles of STAT3 inhibitor
for simultaneous elimination of
breast Cancer cells and Cancer
stem cells
13 Neuroprotective efficacy
and therapeutic validation of
angiotensin receptor 1 (AT1)
blockers with glial glutamate
transporter (EAAT-2) activator
combination for the treatment of
cerebral ischemia
14 Analysis of pesticide residues
in fruits and vegetables of hill
areas of -giris by LC-MS/MS
15 Application for setting
modernization of food testing
laboratories
16 In vivo Pharmacokinetic and
tissue distribution of pesticide
residues in fruits and vegetables
after oral administration in male
wistar rats by LC-MS/MS
17 Antiviral activity of
nanomolecules against HSV-1 &
2 targeting GM poteincC& B
18 Inhibition of HIV and HSV 1 &
2 entry by selective binding
domain of herbal and metal
nano-molecules targeting
glycoprotein 120 (CCR5 &
CXCR4) and glycoprotein C & B
19 Novel lead compounds
identification, isolation and
characterization from some
Siddha medicinal plants for
cognitive enhancement activity
in Alzheimer’s like conditions
Dr. T. K. Praveen
North Eastern
Region (NER
BPMC), DBT
NewDelhi
56.66 3 Years
Dr Justin A AICTE New Delhi 18.00 3 Years
Dr. S. N.
Meyyanathan/ Mr. B.
Babu
Dr.S.P.Dhanabal/ Dr.
N. Krishnaveni
Dr. S. N.
Meyyanathan (PI) /
Mr. B. Babu (Co-PI)
Dr Ashish Wadhwani
Dr Ashish Wadhwani
Dr S Ponnusankar
DST-SERB, New
Delhi
Ministry of food
processing
industries, (MOFPI),
New Delhi
CSIR, New Delhi
& Extra mural
research theme
programme
FRPS UGC Startup
Grant
DST – Early Career
Fellowship
Central Council for
Research in Siddha
(CCRS), Chennai
22.50 3 Years
289.64 3 Years
17.3 3 Years
10.00 3 Years
31.83 3 Years
50. 00 3 Years
Patents
Sl.
No
1 Novel Glitazones incorporated with tyrosine:
synthesis and antidiatetic activity
2 Process for isolation of bergenin from
Caesalpinia digyna rattler
Patent Title Name of the Faculty(ies) Application No. Current Status
3 Isolation of 5-heptadeca-5, 8, 11-trienyl
1, 3, 4-oxadiazole-2thiol (gla-1) as a novel
human topo-poison lead
4 Isolation of sulpha quinovosyl diacyl glycerol
(sl) (a human topopoison i), using flash
chromatography
5 Encapsulated drug admixture composition
for the brain targeting via intra nasal route
Patent
1) Moola Joghee Nanjan
2) Bommenahalli Revanappa
Prashantha Kumar
1) Ramamoorthy Srinivasan
2) Moola Joghee Nanjan
3) Moola Joghee Nanjan
Chandrasekar
4) Bhojaraj Suresh
1) Dr S P Dhanabal
2) Dr. S. Jubie
3) Dr. MVNL Chaitanya
1) Dr S P Dhanabal
2) Dr. S. Jubie
3) Dr. MVNL Chaitanya
284768 Granted
286441 Granted
201741010426 Submitted
201741010450 Submitted
Dr K. Gowthamarajan 201741025232 Submitted
List of Publications

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FACULTY AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS
Dr.K. Gowthamarajan, Professor & Head ,Department of Pharmaceutics received 5th Faculty Branding
Awards-17 from EET CRS, Research wing for Excellence in professional Education & Industry, Research &
Branding company, Kolkata, India, 23 July, 2017
Dr. Chaitanya MVNL, Lecturer was awarded Shri CV Jacob Award for best Original Paper presentation on
Plant Biotechnology and Spices during National Symposium on Current Research in Biotechnology 2017,
organized by JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty, JSS University, Mysuru and Society for Biotechnologists
(India) during 15-16th Sep 2017.
Dr. D. Raja received an award for the ‘Best Drug and Poison Information Centre’ from Indian Pharmaceutical
Association (IPA), Anadhapur Branch, Andhra Pradesh.
LIBRARY STATISTICS
Library budget – 2017-18
Sl.No Particulars Total budget allotted Expenditure Rs. In lakhs
Rs. In lakhs
1 Books 17 Lakhs 2.98
2 Journals 5.08
3 Online database 6.09
4 Newspapers & Magazines 0.25
5 CD ROMs 0
6 Any other 0
Details of Library books
Dr. D. Raja,-Best Drug and Poison Information Centre Award
Students Awards and Recognitions
Mr. Nehru Sai Suresh, a Ph.D. Scholar received best E-Poster Award for the research entitled GLP-1
mediated anti-alzheimer’s action of curcuma longa constituents-an insilico, invitro andin vivo analysis
at International Seminar & Exhibition on Phytopharmaceutical : Emerging Challenges and Opportunities
on 11-12 December 17, Organised by TIFAC CORE in herbal Drugs and Department of Pharmacognosy &
Phytophamacy, Sponsored by AICTE, New Delhi.
Ms. Vanitha Rajesh, a Ph.D Scholar received best E-Poster Award for the research entitled Effect of Herbal
extracts on Paraoxonase enzyme: invitro screening and insilico docking approach at International Seminar
& Exhibition on Phytopharmaceutical : Emerging Challenges and Opportunities on 11-12 December 17,
Organised by TIFAC CORE in herbal Drugs and Department of Pharmacognosy & Phytophamacy, Sponsored
by AICTE, New Delhi.
Sl.
No
Particulars Numbers newly Procured Total No. of books
as on June 2018
1 Reference books 1579 11870
2 Course books
3 WHO Collections 0 1814
4 Book bank 0 500
5 Journals 0 675
6 Project reports
7 CD’s 0 370
8 Video cassettes 0
STATISTICS OF ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS
Academic/ research Papers Poster Presentations
presented
Students Faculty Students Faculty
National - 2 27 08 37
International - - 02 04 06
Total
Faculty Guest Lectures and Invited Talks

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FINANCIAL EXPENDITURE INCURRED
Sl.No Particulars Expenditure (Rs. In Lakhs)
1 Expenditure towards organizing workshops/Seminars/Conferences 4.57
2 Financial Assistance to faculty for attending workshops/Seminars/
4.47
Conferences
3 Purchase of Equipment 3.00
4 Any other (Non – Recurring and Recurring) 1403.45
Blood Donation Camp
The Blood donation camp was organised by Indian Red
Cross Society, Nilgiri branch and Rotary Otacamund
in association with Youth Red Cross of JSSCollege
of Pharmacy, Ooty at C.S.I. Hobart Middle School,
Udhagamandalam on 8th July, 2018.
Sl.
No
Name of the hostel
(Boys/Girls)
HOSTEL FACILITIES
Total No. of
Rooms
Accommodation
Capacity
Total No. of
inmates
1 Boys 73 294 294
2 Girls 66 270 270
Health Check-up Camp
The Health Check-up Camp was organized by Indian
Red Cross Society, Nilgiris Branch in association with
Youth Red Cross JSS College of pharmacy Ooty, at
Vivekananda Memorial Matric School, M.Palada on 15
July, 2018.
OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
World Pharmacist Day 2017
The World Pharmacist Day was celebrated by IPA, Nilgiris Local Branch on 25th September 2017 on theme:
“From Research to Health Care: Your pharmacist is at your service” to create awareness about the pharmacy
profession among general public. In this context, a human chain was observed by more than 700 student
pharmacists, faculty pharmacists and practicing pharmacists from both community and hospital set-up in the
district of Nilgiris. The office bearers and members of Chemists and Druggists Association of Nilgiris were also
invited to support this professional task.On the same day about 45 student pharmacists in 15 groups worked
in identified community pharmacies both in urban and rural areas and provided various pharmaceutical care
services like patient counselling, health screening, etc. As a unique activity to attract the attention of general
public, about 500 student pharmacists made a formation of Tablet and capsule in a ground situated at the heart
of the Ooty town which was well received, recognized and published by media.
AIDS Day Awareness Program
The AIDS Day was observed by Indian Red Cross
Society, Nilgiris Branch in association with Youth
Red Cross JSS College of pharmacy Ooty. Rally was
organised by the IRCS which included volunteers from
JSSCPO and Santhi Vijay Higher Secondary School.
World Pharmacist day rally
JSSCPO Student distributing pamphlets
to Retail Pharmacist

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CULTURAL AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)
JCI 2017
Our students participated in district level JCI inter collegiate cultural competition held on 18th August, 2017 and
bagged overall championship trophy.
JCI Cultural event
56th National Pharmacy Week Celebrations, 6 – 10th Dec, 2017
(Theme: Know Your Medicines: Ask Your Pharmacist)
National Pharmacy Week is celebrated with the major focus of creating awareness amongst the public,
other healthcare providers and authorities about the pharmacy profession in general and about the specific
theme identified every year. The 56th National Pharmacy Week is being celebrated on the theme, “Know Your
Medicines: Ask Your Pharmacist “.JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty in association with IPA, Nilgiris Local Branch
is celebrating this year pharmacy week.
July 15th: Outreach program was conducted at the adopted village at Nedugalcombai and Veeracombai by the
NSS volunteers from JSSCP, Ooty.
July 24th: Enrollment of new NSS volunteers.
July 27th: The death anniversary of our past president DR.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was commemorated as a silent
procession by the students and faculty members of JSSCP, Ooty.
August 6th: The Swatch Bharath program was initiated by our principal at the college campus. An oath on
keeping our country clean was taken and was initiated by cleaning the campus.
August 15th: Independence day was celebrated at the college campus. Flag hoisting was by NSS Program
officer and by Chief Guest Dr. Bhaskar Balakrishnan (Ambassador of India to Greece) and patriotic speech,
patriotic song was performed by the NSS volunteers and sweet distribution was also held.
August 19th: Orientation program for the new NSS volunteers.
August 25th: Students participated in the campaign for save our rivers, organized by JSS AHER accompanied
with Isha Yoga, Coimbatore.
September 2nd and 3rd: NSS Students participated in organizing the conference conducted by the Quality
circle forum of India. About 1000 delegates participated in this conference.
September 4th to 15th: The Swachchata Pakhwada campaign was conducted. Under this campaign various
competitions like elocution and essay writing were also conducted.
September 13th and 23rd: Save our river campaign was conducted. About 30 NSS students volunteered
themselves to clean the water reservoirs in the reserve forests of Tiger hills. The program was jointly carried
out with the local municipal councilor Mr. Sampath. The principal and few faculty members also joined the
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September 13th and 23rd: Save our river campaign was conducted. About 30 NSS students volunteered
themselves to clean the water reservoirs in the reserve forests of Tiger hills. The program was jointly carried
out with the local municipal councilor Mr. Sampath. The principal and few faculty members also joined the
campaign.
September24th: The NSS day was celebrated. Personality development program was conducted for the NSS
volunteers an lecturer was delivered by MR.Babu CEO IWIS Group Ootyon “Leadership motivation program”.
About 100 NSS volunteers participated.
September25th: World Pharmacist day. Participated in the human chain, from commercial road to ATC bus
stand Ootacamund. Capsule symbol was displayed/demonstrated by the NSS volunteers at Shanthi Vijay school
ground Ootacamund.
October 13th: Safe hand wash awareness campaign was conducted at Manjakombai and Nedugulkombai
trible village school.Demostration was given to students and village people on cleaniness and pamphlets were
issued by the NSS volunteers.
Dengue awareness was also initiated to the village people by the NSS volunteers.
October 24th to 25th: An dengue awareness campaign was carried out at kandal and kumaran nagar area.The
NSS volunteers made a door to door campaign and creating an awareness on cleanliness and proper storage of
water. The program was jointly carried out by the Red cross of JSSCPO and ooty municipal officers.
November 10th: Conducted blood donation camp in association Government headquarters hospital Ootacamund.
30 units of blood was donated by the volunteers.
Decmber 1st: Conducted world aids day awareness program by distributing the pamphlets to the public in and
around ooty town. 25 NSS volunteers participated in the event and distributed pamphlets.
December 11th: NSS volunteers participated in the International conference held at JSS College of Pharmacy
where the NSS volunteers were involved in decorating the auditorium for the inauguration of the mega event.
2018
January 25th: Participated in the rally on account of National voters day celebration. The rally was flagged off
by the district collector Mrs.Divya IAS. About 100 NSS volunteers participated in the rally concluded at HADP
auditorium were cultural program and speech was organized and two of the NSS volunteers bagged the prize
in speech.
January 26th: Celebrated 68th Republic day. Dr.Suresh Kumar Director TIFAC core JSS College of Pharmacy,
Ooty was the Chief Guest of the day. Flag hoisting, speech and patriotic song by volunteers and sweet distribution
were the events of the day.
January 31st: Participated in the Thaipposam at Elk Hill Murugan temple in an attempt to regularize the traffic
and pilgrims. About 20 NSS Volunteers participated in the event.
Special camp at “THENGUMARAHADA”
March 04th - 10th:
The14th NSS Special camp was conducted at THENGUMARAHADA village. The Inaugural function started at 4:30
pm in the Village Society hall where village people use to assemble for their evening activities,Forest ranger
officer inaugurated the Special Camp by hoisting the NSS flag; The President of the function Thengumarahada
Society president Mr.Mani addressed the gathering. He wished all the NSS volunteers a successful camp.
Mr.B.Babu, NSS Programme officer has highlighted the programmes for the coming 07 days and he requested
all the village people to co-operate with NSS unit in carrying out various activities scheduled.
International Yoga Day
International Yoga Day rally was conducted to create awareness among public in and around Ootacamund.
The rally started from our college and was concluded at ATC which was accompanied by our principal Dr.SP.
Dhanapal. It was programmed along with BNYS students of JSS INYS and various slogans and placards were
also displayed.
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Sl.
No.
Name of the Student Name of the Course Company Recruited Salary Package
(Lakhs/ Annum)
1. Shiyalaja M.Pharm
2. Jithin John M.Pharm
3. Mohammed Aanas B.Pharm
4. Sruthi ninan Pharm.D
5. Sai Sneha maduri Pharm.D
6. Chaturya chinnapatti Pharm.D
PLACEMENT DETAILS
M/s. Novartis, Hyderabad 4.8
Future Goals
Sl. Name of the Department
No.
1 Pharmaceutics
Future Plans / New Strategies
To establish a patient centric for developing the customized drug
delivery systems
2 Pharm. Chemistry To establish custom synthesis laboratory
3 Pharmacognosy
Centre of Excellence in drug discovery from natural source and
development of standardization protocols for herbal dietary supplements
and herbal cosmeceutics
4 Pharmacology To develop advancements in Neuropharmacology Testing Laboratory
5 Pharmaceutical Analysis
Centre of excellence in impurity profiling and genotoxicity studies of
pharmaceuticals
To organize a HPLC and LC MS/MS training program for the UG and PG
students from various universities in South India.
6 Pharmaceutical Biotechnology To establish a nodal centre for animal tissue culture technology
7. Nikhil kumar Pharm.D
8. Anju rose Pharm.D
9. VLD nandhini Pharm.D
10. Aswathi ES B.Pharm
11. Dhivya S B.Pharm
12. Richu BaBu B.Pharm
13. Manju Rosey Josen Pharm.D
14. Tenzin Tsundeo Pharm.D
15. Swathy Krishna M.Pharm
M/s. BioClinica, Mysuru 3
M/s. Indigene, Bangalore 3.5
7 Pharmacy Practice
Pharmacy Practice Education
Simulation Lab – Development
of simulation lab practice and
establishing the training center.
Virtual Class Room (30%) Developing
virtual class room materials atleast
30% of the curriculum.
Online MCQ’s test Multiple choice
question’s materials will be prepared
for the pharmacy practice subject
Pharmacy Practice
Research
Platform for
Pharmacometrics
research
Pharmacy Practice
Training
Pharmacy Practice
Faculty Training Center
Establishing center
for the design and
the conduct of OSCE /
OSPE in Pharmacy
Extension services
and – program
Summer School of Ooty on
Applied Pharmacokinetics
(SOAP)
Center for Scientific Writing
Module 1: Biomedical
Literature evaluation (RCT and
Epidemiological)
Module 2: Writing a scientific
paper
Module 3: Biostatistics
applications
16. Anu joy thomes Pharm.D
17. Karthikeyan B.Pharm
18. Logapriya B.Pharm
M/s. Life Pharmacy, Dubai 4.5
Faculty Details
19. Rajenderan PhD M/s. Pfizer, Chennai 5
20. Saranya B,Pharm
21. Naresh B.Pharm
M/s. GSK, Chennai 4
22. Shahad B.Pharm M/s. Astrazeneca, Bangalore 6

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ALUMNI TESTIMONIALS
Mr. Samy Shanmugam
Mr. Muthusamy Shanmugam is an alumni of the first B. Pharm. batch
(1984-88) from JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty. He opted to pursue M.
Pharm. Pharmaceutics from the same institution in 1991. Mr. Samy
has over 3 decades of Industry experience and also a first generation
serial entrepreneur. He developed and commercialized in excess of
100 specialty dosage forms. He have professional experience in
companies like Ivax, Kali Labs, Par Pharmaceuticals, Novel Labs, in
USA. Mr.Muthusamy is a registered pharmacist in the State of New
York.
Dr. Nirmal Robinson
Dr. Nirmal Robinson earned his Bachelors and Masters degrees from
JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty in 1997 and 1999 respectively. He
has then pursued a career in science and received his PhD from the
University of Bonn, Germany followed with his postdoctoral training
at Institute for Biological Sciences, National Research Council of
Canada, Ottawa. He then started his own lab at the CECAD Research
Centre, University of Cologne in 2012. His research interests lie in
understanding the molecular cross-talk between metabolism and
immunity. Since the beginning of 2018 he is leading the inflammation
and human ailments laboratory at the Centre for Cancer Biology,
University of South Australia.
Ms. Sumati Randeo
Ms. Sumati graduated her B.Pharm at JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
in 1995 and now a globally recognized Subject Matter Expert, an
accomplished regulatory affairs and quality professional with 23+ years
of experience in healthcare industry. Skilled in commanding global
regulatory affairs, quality management systems, clinical trial operations
of pharmaceutical, medical devices,diagnostics and nutritional
product development.Recognized as industry’s quality trailblazer
with leadership experience as Director-Global Regulatory Strategy &
Advocacy,Abbot Labs. Currently handpicked to lead engagements as
SubjectMatter Expert for the Government organizations like IPC, QCI
and WHO in the niche field of Medical Devices and diagnostics.

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FACULTY OF LIFE SCIENCES
The Department of Water & Health-Faculty of Life Sciences
is enunciated in the JSS Academy of Higher Education &
Research’s Strategic Planning Framework. It has a vision
and a mission of achieving National and International
distinction while strengthening local relevance. As the
Department of Water & Health-Faculty of Life Sciences
covers a wide spectrum of biological, biomedical and
environmental sciences with several interdisciplinary
research areas, it provides plethora of job opportunities
at various biotechnological, agriculture, pharmaceutical
and other industries as well as R & D organizations and
teaching institutions across the country and overseas.
The Department of Water & Health-Faculty of Life Sciences,
JSS AHER strongly believes that interdisciplinary research
and collaboration is crucial for ensuring continuous
professional, scientific and innovative development in Life
Sciences. Research at The Department of Water & Health-
Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS AHER spans health care,
cosmetic, biostatistics & bioinformatics, environmental,
nanoscience & technology and food science which plays
a major role in improving the quality of life.
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HOD’S PROFILE
STRATEGIC PLAN
Dr. Dattatri Nagesh
HOD, Faculty of Life Sciences
Dr. Dattatri Nagesh, he is involed in day-to-day administrative responsibilities of Faculty of Life Sciences, with
includes designing new curriculum for expansion of the program, promoting research activities within Faculty
of Life Sciences. Ihe is nvolved in the restructuring of facilities for the Faculty of Life Sciences including the
designing of new laboratories and library.
Research Achievements
Northeastern University - Research Coordinator for IGERT (Integrative Graduate Education and Research
Traineeship) Nanomedicine Science and Technology Program Member of the team that administers $3.3 million
grant from National Cancer Institute (NCI) (2005 – 2010) and $3.1 million grant from National Science Foundation
(NSF) (2010 – 2015) for the IGERT Program Develop curriculum for new graduate level courses in Nanomedicine
Foster new interdisciplinary research collaborations within NEU and other research establishments/institutes
Mentor graduate and undergraduate students in their nanomedicine-related research and course work.
Awards And Honors
Otis Dermer Scholarship: Awarded to the best new graduate student in the Department of Chemistry, Oklahoma
State University. (Spring 1998)
Reviewer for Materials Science and Engineering C: Biomimetic and Supramolecular Systems; Advanced Drug
Delivery Reviews; Nanomedicine: Nanotechnology, Biology, and Medicine; International Journal of Nanomedicine;
Pharmaceutical Research, The British Journal of Radiology, Nanotechnology, Science and Applications.
Member of Editorial Board: Dataset Papers in Nanotechnology - An Open-Access Journal under Hindawi
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ADMISSIONS
SL.NO Program / Course No of Students Enrolled Total intake
Male Female Total Total
1. Biotechnology (UG) 17 43 60 60
2. Environmental Sciences (UG) 13 20 33 60
3. Microbiology (UG) 15 30 45 60
4. Food Nutrition &Dietetics (UG) 10 18 28 70
5. Biochemistry (PG) 9 28 37 40
6. Nutrition &Dietetics (PG) 2 27 29 20
7. Cognitive Neurosciences (PG) 1 1 2
8. Environmental Sciences (PG) 2 7 9 20
9. Geoinformatics (PG) 5 4 9 20
10. Bioinformatics (PG) 1 12 13 20
11. Medical Statistics (PG) 3 1 4 20
12. Molecular Biology (PG) 2 9 11 10
13. Nanoscience & Technology (PG) 2 1 3 10
Sl
No
B.Sc - Life Sciences Examinations - January 2017
Course
No.
Appeared
No. Passed Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade
1 I Sem - B Sc ( Biotechnology) 30 30 100 - 8 8
Sl Course
No
1 I Sem - B Sc
(Biotechnology)
2 I Sem - B Sc
(Environmental
Sciences)
3 I Sem - B Sc
(Microbiology)
4 I Sem - B Sc
(Food, Nutrition
& Dietetics)
5 I Sem - B Sc
(Microbiology) -
Old Scheme
6 III Sem - B Sc
(Biotechnology)
7 III Sem - B Sc
(Environmental
Sciences)
8 III Sem - B Sc
(Microbiology)
9 V Sem - B Sc
(Biotechnology)
10 V Sem - B Sc
(Environmental
Sciences)
11 V Sem - B Sc
(Microbiology)
B.Sc - Life Sciences Examinations - January 2018
No.
Appeared
No. Passed Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade NCL
58 58 100 - 15 31 12 -
33 33 100 1 11 14 5 2
45 44 97.78 - 7 12 19 6
28 26 92.86 - 3 10 12 1
2 2 100 - - - - 2
30 29 96.67 - 8 7 8 6
9 9 100 1 3 3 - - 2
20 19 95 1 5 8 1 - 4
12 12 100 - 7 3 2 -
5 5 100 - 5 - - -
4 4 100 - 1 2 1 -
2 I Sem - B Sc ( Environmental 10 10 100 - 2 4
Sciences)
3 I Sem - B Sc (Microbiology) 21 19 90.48 - 3 9
4 III Sem - B Sc ( Biotechnology) 12 12 100 - 6 4
5 III Sem - B Sc ( Environmental 5 5 100 - 5 -
Sciences)
6 III Sem - B Sc (Microbiology) 6 5 83.33 - 1 3
7 V Sem - B Sc ( Biotechnology) 10 10 100 - 8 2
8 V Sem - B Sc ( Environmental
Sciences)
3 3 100 - 3 -
9 V Sem - B Sc (Microbiology) 6 6 100 - 2 2
Sl
No
Course
B.Sc (Life Sciences) II Sem
No.
Appeared
No. Passed Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade NCL
1 Biotechnology 56 55 98.21 _ 17 27 11 _ _
2 Environmental
Sciences
32 31 96.88 1 12 12 5 1 _
3 Microbiology 42 42 100 _ 5 13 21 3 _
4 Food and
Nutrition
Dietetics
B.Sc Life Sciences Examinations - June 2018
27 27 100 _ 2 13 10 _ 2

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B.Sc (Life Sciences) IV Sem
4 Biotechnology 29 26 89.66 _ 8 6 11 1 -
M.Sc - Life Sciences Examinations - January 2018
5 Environmental 10 9 90 1 2 5 _ _ 1
Sciences
6 Microbiology 21 18 85.71 _ 7 7 2 1 1
B.Sc (Life Sciences) VI Sem
7 Biotechnology 12 12 100 1 6 3 2 _ _
8 Environmental 5 5 100 _ 5 _ _ _ _
Sciences
9 Microbiology 4 4 100 _ 1 2 1 _ _
Sl
No
I Semester
M.Sc - Life Sciences Examinations - January 2017
Course
No.
Appeared
No. Passed Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade
1 M Sc (Molecular Biology) 8 6 75 - 2 2
2 M Sc (Biochemistry) 39 34 87.18 - 4 25
3 M Sc (Bioinformatics) 8 8 100 - 3 4
4 M.Sc (Nanosciences&
6 5 83.33 - - 5
Nanotechnology)
5 M Sc (Cosmetic Science) 2 2 100 - - 2
6 M Sc (Cognitive Neuroscience) 6 6 100 - 3 2
7 M Sc ( Nutrition and Dietetics) 29 26 89.66 - 2 12
8 M Sc (Geoinformatics) 11 7 63.64 - 2 3
9 M Sc (Environmental Sciences) 7 7 100 - 3 4
10 M Sc (Medical Physics) 9 8 88.89 - 2 3
11 M Sc (Medical Statistics) 2 2 100 1 - 1
III Semester
1 M Sc (Molecular Biology) 6 6 100 2 - 1
2 M Sc (Biochemistry) 17 16 94.12 - 3 11
3 M.Sc (Nanosciences&
1 1 100 - 1 -
Nanotechnology)
4 M Sc (Nutrition and Dietetics) 21 21 100 - 8 11
5 M Sc (Geoinformatics) 1 1 100 - 1 -
6 M Sc (Environmental Sciences) 4 4 100 1 1 1
7 M Sc (Bioinformatics) 9 9 100 3 4 2
8 M Sc (Medical Physics) 4 4 100 - 2 2
Sl Course
No
I Semester
1 M Sc (Molecular
Biology)
2 M Sc
(Biochemistry)
3 M Sc
(Bioinformatics)
4 M.Sc
(Nanosciencesb &
Nanotechnology)
5 M Sc ( Nutrition
and Dietetics)
6 M Sc
(Geoinformatics)
7 M Sc
(Environmental
Sciences)
8 M Sc (Medical
Statistics)
III Semester
1 M Sc (Molecular
Biology)
2 M Sc
(Biochemistry)
3 M.Sc
(Nanosciences&
Nanotechnology)
4 M Sc (Nutrition
and Dietetics)
5 M Sc
(Geoinformatics)
6 M Sc
(Environmental
Sciences)
7 M Sc
(Bioinformatics)
8 M Sc (Medical
Physics)
9 M Sc (Cosmetic
Science)
10 M Sc (Medical
Statistics)
No.
Appeared
No. Passed Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade NCL
13 11 84.62 - 2 8 1 -
40 32 80 - 3 25 4 -
12 12 100 1 5 6 - -
4 4 100 - 1 1 2 -
30 22 73.33 - 1 19 2 -
12 7 58.33 - 1 6 - 5
8 8 100 3 3 2 - -
4 4 100 - 1 2 1 -
7 7 100 - 2 2 1 - 2
38 38 100 - 4 24 6 - 4
5 5 100 - 1 3 - - 1
27 25 92.59 - 3 19 1 - 2
12 12 100 - 2 6 1 - 3
7 7 100 2 5 - - - -
8 8 100 2 5 1 - - -
1 1 100 - - 1 - - -
2 2 100 - - 2 - - -
2 2 100 - 1 1 - - -

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Sl
Course
No
II Semester –M.Sc Life Sciences
No.
Appeared
No. Passed Percentage O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade NCL
1 M Sc (Biochemistry) 37 34 91.89 1 5 21 4 3
2 M Sc (Molecular Biology) 12 11 91.67 3 7 1 - -
3 M.Sc (Nanosciences&
4 4 100 - - 4 - -
Nanotechnology)
4 M Sc (Nutrition and
28 27 96.43 1 1 14 5 6
Dietetics)
5 M Sc (Geoinformatics) 7 7 100 - 2 3 - 2
6 M Sc (Cognitive
2 2 100 - - 2 - -
Neuroscience)
7 M Sc (Environmental
8 8 100 4 3 1 - -
Sciences)
8 M Sc (Bioinformatics) 11 10 90.91 2 5 3 - -
9 M.Sc (Medical Statistics) 4 4 100 _ 1 3 - -
Total 113 107 94.69 11 24 52 9 11
III Semester –M.Sc Life Sciences
1 M.Sc (Nanosciences&
1 1 100 - - 1 - -
Nanotechnology)
2 M Sc (Environmental
Sciences)
1 1 100 - 1 - - -
IV Semester –M.Sc Life Sciences
1 M Sc (Biochemistry) 37 37 100 - 10 21 4 2
2 M Sc (Molecular Biology) 7 7 100 - 2 3 1 1
3 M.Sc (Nanosciences&
Nanotechnology)
4 M Sc (Nutrition and
Dietetics)
M.Sc Life Sciences Examinations - June 2018
5 5 100 - 2 3 - -
27 27 100 - 5 18 1 3
5 M Sc (Geoinformatics) 12 12 100 - 2 7 - 3
Faculty Statistics
Sl.
No
Department Professors Associate
Professors
Assistant
Professors /
Senior Lecturers
Lecturers
1 Division of Biotechnology 1 3 - -
2. Division of Food and Nutrition 3
3. Division of Medical Statistics 2
4. Division of Biochemistery 2
5. Division of Microbiology 2
6. Division of Nanotechnology 1
7. Division of Molecular Biology 1
8. Division of Environment Science 4
9. Division of Medical Physics 1 1
HR Statistics
Teaching Non-teaching Total
35 10 45
HR Turnover Statistics
FACULTY
Teaching Non-Teaching
Appointments/ Continuations 7 2
Promotions 30 Nil
Resignations 03 Nil
Retirements Nil Nil
Deputations Nil Nil
Tutors
6 M Sc (Cognitive
5 5 100 1 3 1 - -
Neuroscience)
7 M Sc (Environmental
7 7 100 2 5 - - -
Sciences)
8 M Sc (Bioinformatics) 8 8 100 3 4 1 - -
9 M Sc (Medical Physics) 1 1 100 - - 1 - -
10 M Sc (Medical Statistics) 2 2 100 - 2 - - -
11 M Sc (Cosmetic Science) 2 2 100 - 2 - - -
Total 113 113 100 6 37 55 6 9

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Faculty Exchange Program
Dr.Shivaraju HP, Asst. Prof. in Environmental Science and Dr.Ravikumar M, Asst. Prof. in Geoinformatics from
Department of Water and Health visited KhonKaen University Thailand from 23rd July to 30th Septembe-2018
under Faculty Exchange programme.
Dr.Shivaraju HP and Dr.Ravikumar M were awarded international visiting scholar fellowship under the
mentorship of Prof. Pisit, Department of Environmental Science and Prof. PipatReungsang, Department of
Computer Science, KKU, Thailand.
Dr.Shivraju, Dr. Ravi with Dr. Somkiat Srijaranai, KKU, Thailand
Student Exchange Program
Ms.Harshitha K and Ms.Vibhagopal, MSc students of Environmental Sciences also visited KKU under Student
exchange programme from 23rd July to 30th Septembe-2018, that is in the same duration.The students
conducted research work on “Preparation and characterization of rice husk based biochar from heavy metal
remeadiation” and “study on biofilm for biological treatment of wastewater treatment”.
National and International Collaborations
Sl.
No
Nature of
Collaboration
(MoU/MoA/ etc)
Name of the
Collaborating Agency/
organization
1. MOU QuantumZymePvt.
Ltd., Bangalore on 8th
Feb,2018
Focus areas- academic/
research/ etc.
Outcome so far
Research in Bioinformatics Students have placed in the
company and registered for
PhD in JSSAHER
2. MOU Innov4Sight, Bangalore Research in Bioinformatics Innov4Sight employees
registered for PhD in
JSSAHER
3. MOU National Institute
of Pharmaceutical
Education and
Research, Kolkata
4. MoA Charite Institute of
Internal Medicine and
Dermatology, Charite-
Universitatsmedizin
Berlin, Germany
5. MoU INM Technologies
Bangalore
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Attended
Research in anti snake
venom
Academic : Curriculum
Development, student
and faculty exchange
Research: Institutionaland
Professional Development.
Research in Nanoscience
Institutional/ National International Total
Regional/State
06 06 05 17
Project sanctioned and two
JRF have been appointed
Under process
Nanoscience students have
already completed their
MSc projects
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Attended
Ms Miki, Ms Aarshita, Ms Vibha ,Prof. Pisit, Dr.SomkiatSrijaranai, Dr.Shivraju,
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Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Organised
Sl. No
Name of the
College
Institutional/
Regional/State
National International Total
1 DW&H-FLS - 01 02 02
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE (ICEHPN-2017)
A two-day International Conference on Environment, Health and Policy Nexus was organized by the Division
of Environmental Science, Department of Water & Health and Health System & Management Studies on 27-
28 July, 2017 at JSS AHER, Mysuru. Dr. David Jenkins, Plymouth University, UK inaugurated the Conference.
Dr.Dattatri K. Nagesha, Head, DW&H, JSSU welcomed the gathering. Prof. S.P. Manjunatha, Secretary, JSS
Mahavidyapeeta, Mysuru spoke about environment and health issues across the globe as well as ill effects of
pollution and its impact on the quality of life. Later Dr. David Jenkins spoke about the impending water crisis
and havoc caused on the population of India.
In all, about 300 delegates, including invitees and experts of India and abroad (U.K., Namibia, Malaysia, Africa,
Nepal and Iran) representing many institutions: Anna and Crescent Universities, Chennai; Central University,
Kasargod; Bangalore University; IISc, Bangalore; Bharathidasan University, Tamil Nadu; CSIR-CGCRI, Kolkata,
IGBC Green Healthcare Rating etc. participated in the Conference.
International Day of Immunology - 2018
To mark the International Day of Immunology - 2018, the Division of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics,
Department of Water and Health – Faculty of Life Sciences (D&W - FLS), JSS Academy of Higher Education
and Research (JSS AHER), Mysuru, in association with Indian Immunological Society (IIS), All India Institute of
Medical Sciences, New Delhi, organised a One day program on the theme “Life Style Management and the
Immune System” on Apr.30 at JSS Medical Institution campus, Mysuru.
The Chairman, Prof. Chandrashekarappa, and the HOD, Dr. Dattatri K Nagesha, D&W – FLS, graced the
occasion. There was a special lecture by Dr. Joseph Kingston, Scientist, Defence Food Research Laboratory,
who conveyed the key message on how lifestyle management plays a major role on improving good immune
system.
Inauguration on the Day of International Day of Immunology
Photos : L – R: Dr.Mamatha, , Coordinator, HSMS , JSS AHER, Prof G K Chandrashekarappa, Chairman, Faculty
of Life Sciences, the Chief Environment Officer of the Pollution Control Board, Dr. T V Ramachandra, Prof, Indian
Institute of Science, Dr. B. Manjunath,, Registrar, JSS AHER, Dr. David Jenkins, Prof, Plymouth University,
United Kingdom, Prof Manjunath, Secretary to JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Dr. P A Kushalappa, Director Academics,
JSS AHER, Dr. S. Balasubramanian, Dean and Director Research, JSS AHER , Dr. H. P. Shivaraju, Assistant
Professor, Faculty of Life Sciences are seen inaugurating the event by lighting the lamp.
“Current Trends in Hospital Dietetics”
Division of Nutrition and Dietetics, Department of Water and Health, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS Academy of
Higher Education and Research, Mysuru in collaboration with Indian Dietetic Association, IDA, Mysuru chapter
organized a day work shop on “Current trends in hospital dietetics” on 24th February, 2018, at Gallery 6,
JSS Medical College, Mysuru. The inaugurals was presided by Dr Asna Urooj, Professor, Chairperson, DOS
in Food Science and Nutrition, University of Mysore, President, Indian Dietetic Association, Mysuru chapter,
Dr. Kushalappa PA, Director Academics, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru, Prof. GK
Chandrashekarappa, Chairman, Dr Vanitha Reddy, co-ordinator, Nutrition and Dietetics, Ms Greena Menezes,
Secretary, IDA-Mysuru. PG Students of JSS AHER, Mysuru, University of Mysore, Research Scholars and
members of IDA attended the workshop. The speakers namely Dr Asna Urooj, gave introduction to the subject
of Nutrition and dietetics and its importance, Mrs Greena (Chief Dietician, Columbia Asia Hospital, Mysuru)
spoke about the importance of therapeutic diets used in hospitals, Mr.Chandan Vinay (Dietician, ESI hospital
Bangalore) emphasized the difference and significance of home based enteral feeds.
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Research Thrust Areas:
Environment Science
- Hydrology and Integrated Water Resource
management
- Water and waste Water treatment technique
- Conservation Biology and Management
- Material for water and energy
Nanoscience& Technology
- Biomaterials &Nanomaterials
- Protein and polymer based nanodrugs
- Nanomaterial based renewal energy
- Drug delivery
Geoinformatics
- Health Geoinformatics
- Climate change
- Reigonal Planning
Molecular Biology
- SIRNA based gene delivery system
- Rare diseases
- FTS – Z : a target for anti-bacterial activity
Microbiology
- Medical Microbiology
- Clinical Microbiology
- Probiotics Microbiology
- Water Microbiology
RESEARCH
Food and Nutrition
- Clinical Nutrition
- Community Nutrition
- Neutraceuticals and Final Foods
- Disease specific product development
Medical Statistics
- Bio Data Analytics
- Data Mining Techniques
- Epidemiology Studies
- Time Series Analysis
- Multi variant Analysis
Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Thrust Area
- Immunology and allergic diseases
- Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing
- Molecular diagnostics of bacterial disease
through genomic and proteomic approaches
- Developmental Biology and Neurogenetics
- Plant Molecular Biology
- Probiotics, Phytochemistry and Food
Biotechnology
7(d): External Research projects Sanctioned/Ongoing details:
Sl.
No
Name of the Principal
investigator
Title Funding Agency Status Amount
sanctioned in
Lakhs
1. Dr. J R Kumar Anti -snake venom project National Institute of
Pharmaceutical research and
education(NIPER) Kolkata and
Bengal Pharmaceuticals and
Chemicals, Kolkata
2. Dr. J R Kumar Development of immunological
test for detection of South India
Russell’s viper and cobra snake
bite
3. Mrs.Kavitha Raj V Dr.
J R Kumar Mentor
and supervisor
Characterization of
immunomodulatory molecules
targeting p38 MAPK/cPLA2
pathway from Sanadhika plant
in Experimental Autoimmune
Encephalomyelitis Model
4. Dr.Gopenath T S Degenerative effects of
organophosphate pesticides on
the formation of an inner plexiform
layer during retinal development
and protective roles of growth
factors in an in vitro 3 D culture
system derived from embryonic
chick retina
5. Dr.Chandan.S Genomic and proteomic analysis
of outer membrane vesicles from
clinical isolates of Leptospira and
development of antileptospiral
peptidomimetic
6. Dr. Kiran Kumar M.N Vaccine Adjuvant co-delivery
with food allergen- via intestinal
mucosa as a novel alleren specific
immunotherapy approach to food
allergy
DBT – BIRAC (Biotechnology
Industry Research Assistance
Council ) Govt of India
Ongoing 07.30
Sanctioned 47.37
WOS –A DST, Govt of India Ongoing 21.80
DST – ECR, Govt of India Ongoing 35.00
DST-SERB-YSS Ongoing 37.9
DST-SERB-YSS Ongoing 26.00
Research Grants Received:
Sl.
No
Granting Agency No. of projects Amount of Grant sanctioned
(in lakhs )
1. National Institute of Pharmaceutical research and
education(NIPER) Kolkata and Bengal Pharmaceuticals
and Chemicals, Kolkata
2. DBT – BIRAC (Biotechnology Industry Research
Assistance Council ) Govt of India
01 07.30
01 47.37
3. WOS –A DST, Govt of India 01 21.8
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External Research Projects Submitted
Sl.No Title of the Project Principle Investigator with
Dept. Name
1 Attenuation of Virulence
and Quorum Sensing in
Streptococcus pneumoniae by
Inhibiting Anthranilate Synthase
Pathway: A Potential Target To
Combat Multi-Drug Resistant
Strains
Submitted to Amount Duration of the
Project
Dr. S. Chandan VGST 6 Lakhs 3 Years
Faculty Awards and Recognitions
Staff and students of Division of Environmental Science participated in the two days National Conference on
Sustainable Water Technology at Cresent University, Chennai on 21 & 22-9-2017. Smt. N. Pallavi , submitted
an Oral presentation for which she got second prize. Smt. Pallavi, Mr. Anil Kumar K.M & Sri. Midhun
G and two PG environmental science students Smt. Suryalakshmi C K & Ms. Ashika Onita Nazareth also
submitted poster presentation.
2 Abrogating cancer via inhibition
of mitochondrial cholesterol
uptake by targeting 18kDa
translocator protein
Dr. Raghu Ram Achar VGST 6 Lakhs 3 Years
Determination of synergistic
activity of proteolytic enzyme in
combination with chemodrug
and herbal augment in cancer
therapy
Dr.Latha K. C
DST Biocare
Women Scientist
40 Lakhs 3 Years
Publications Statistics
Sl.No National Journal International Journal Total
1. 08 30 38
SmtN. Pallavi receiving the 2nd Prize for Oral Presentation on “Synthesis and Characterization of modified
Titanium Dioxide for photocatalytic degradation of Paraquat “from the Chief Guest, Dr. David Jenkins
List of Publications
Smt. Kavitha Raj V, Mr.Avinash K O, Ms.Tej M Ganapathy, students of Dr J R Kumar from Neuro Immunology
and Venom Pharmacology laboratory, Division of Biochemistry, Faculty of Life Sciences, won the best
poster and cash prize for their poster presentation titled, “Predicted, p38,Targeting Phytochemicals for
Neurodegenerative Disease Treatment in Comparison with Current Therapeutic Drugs”, on 16-11-17,in the
International Symposium on Neurodegenerative Disorders (ISND2017), organized by Society for Neuroscience &
Department of Neurophysiology, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore.
L- R : Smt. V. Kavitha Raj , Ms.Tej M. Ganapathy, Dr. J. R. Kumar and
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Dr. H. P. Shivaraju submitted a research paper titled “Demonstration of Hybridized Processes for Waste to
Energy under Partial Photocatalytic Processes” at the International Conference on Mechanical, Material and
Renewable Energy, Sikkim Manipal University, Majatar, Sikkim from 8 -12-2017 to 10-12- 2017.His research
paper was awarded “Certificate of Excellence in Best Paper Award” under renewable energy.
Sl.
No
Dr. H. P. Shivaraju receiving the “Certificate of Excellence in Best Paper Award”
from Dr. A. Sreekumar, Professor, Pondicherry University
Name of The faculty Department Achievement *
(Research/academic/
extension activities)
Award (nature
of the award)
Recognition (professional
bodies/ agencies/other
universities)
1. Dr.Kanthesh B M Molecular Biology Academic Appointed as BOE in Mysore
University on 17th July,
2017
2. Dr.Kanthesh B M Molecular Biology Academic Appointed as an examiner
for Ph.D. viva voce in
Faculty of Marine Biology,
Annamalai University,
Annamalai Nagar, Tamil
Nadu 14th Aug 2017.
3. Dr. Raghu Ram Achar Division of
Biochemistry,
DWAH-FLS
Extentionactivities
Organized NSS
activities from 1st to
14th Sept,2017
4. Dr. H. P. Shivaraju Environment Science Academic Dr.H P Shivaraju gave a
special talk atCrescent
University, on 21st
September,2017
5 Mrs N. Pallavi Environment Science Research 2nd Prize
in Oral
Presentation
National Conference
on Sustainable Water
Technologyat Crescent
University, Chennai on 21st
and 22nd September 2017
6 Dr.Kanthesh B M Molecular Biology Academic Invited as a Chair person
in 15 IAAM National
Conference at Vivekananda
Arts and Science College for
Women, Thiruchengodu on
21st and 22nd Sep 2017
7 Dr. Ravi Kumar Geoinformatics Academic Delivered a special lecture
on Application of Geospatial
Technology on Tourism"at
Government First Grade
College, Chamarajanagar
District on 27th Sep,2017
8 Dr.Kanthesh B M Molecular Biology Academic Appointed as a member
of the Board of Examiners
for adjudicating the Ph.D.
thesis in Annamalai
University, Annamalai
Nagar, Tamil Nadu on
6thOct , 2017
9 Dr. Raghu Ram Achar Division of
Biochemistry,
DWAH-FLS
Extentionactivities
Organized NSS
activities on 10th
October ,2017
10 Dr.Kanthesh B M Molecular Biology Academic Invited as a Special invited
speaker in Blood Group
identification camp at
GSSS, First Grade College,
Siddhartha Nagar, Mysuru
on 28th October,2017
11 Dr. J. R. Kumar Biochemistry Delivered a talk as
Sessions Speaker “Snake
Venom Research and
Snake Bite Therapy” at
the Centre for Cellular
and Molecular Biology
(CCMB),Hyderabadheld
between 30th Nov to 3rd
Dec, 2017
12 Dr. H. P. Shivaraju Environment Science Research Paper Certificate of
Excellence in
Best Paper
Award.
13 Dr. T.S. Gopenath Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
14 Dr. S. Chandan Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
15 Dr.AshaSrinivasan Nano science &
Technology
Research - Project
transferred to JSS in
Jan 2018.
Academic: Advances
in PG Programme
Research
Early Career
Research
Award
One year
Certificate
Course
First Prize
in Poster
Presentation
International Conference on
Mechanical, Material and
Renewable Energy, Sikkim
Manipal University, Majatar,
Sikkim on 8th Dec,2017
DST-SERB Govt. of India
Global Institute of
Biosciences and Technology
National Conference on
Integrative Medicine for
Health Care on 23rd-24th
Feb 2018

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16 Dr. Raghu Ram Achar Division of
Biochemistry,
DWAH-FLS
17 Dr. Raghu Ram Achar Division of
Biochemistry,
DWAH-FLS
18 Dr.AshaSrinivasan Nanoscienceand
Technology
Extentionactivities
:Organizing
Committee Member
for NIC from 1st to 7th
March, 2018
Extentionactivities
Organized NSS camp
in Belagola from 19th
to 25th March,2018
Research
3rd Prize
in Poster
Presentation
on “Green
Synthesis of
Nanomaterial”
Centre for Nano and
Material Science, Jain
University, Ramnagara on
23rd and 24thApril, 2018.
19 Dr.Kanthesh B M Molecular Biology Academic - Appointed as a member
of the Board of Examiners
for adjudicating the Ph.D.
thesis in Bharathiar
University Coimbatore 21st
May, 2018
20 Dr.Kanthesh B M Molecular Biology Academic Appointed as a member
of the Board of Studies for
PG Microbiology syllabus
in Vivekananda Arts and
Science College for Women,
Thiruchengodu on 4th June
2018
21 Dr. Raghu Ram Achar Division of
Biochemistry,
DWAH-FLS
22 Dr. T.S. Gopenath Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
23 Dr. S. Chandan Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
24 Dr. S. Chandan Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
25 Dr. S. Chandan Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
26 Dr. S. Chandan Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
Extention activities
Organizing Committee
Member for
International Yoga Day
on 21st June,2018
Research/
Administration
Academic
Academic
Academic
Academic: Advances
in PG Programme
Advanced P.G
Diploma in
Bioinformatics
One year
Certificate
Course
27 Dr. Raghu Ram Achar Biochemistry Academic Qualified in
K-SET in July
2018
Appointed as Project Officer
for Knowledge Resource
Centre for Science &
Technology (KRCST), JSS
MVP in 22nd June 2018.
Appointed in JSSAHER as
Academic Council Member
in June 2018
Global Institute of
Bioinformatics Technology,
New Delhi
Appointed as BOE in Mysore
University
Global Institute of
Biosciences and Technology
K-SET, UGC
Students Awards and Recognitions
G. Shruthi, won Second Best Poster Award for her poster titled “Targeting Methanol dehydrogenase in
Leptospirainterrogans to cleanse water bodies and sewage sludge from pathogenic microbes: Potential for
prevention of Leptospirosis”, at a two-day International Conference on Environment, Health and Policy Nexus
was organized by the Division of Environmental Science, Departments of Water & Health and Health System &
Management Studies on 27-28 July, 2017 at JSS University, Mysuru.
International Immunology day
G. Shruthi receiving the prize from Dr. A. N Yellappa Reddy
Winners of the Poster competition, Ms. Syeda Nayaab and Ms. M.R. Anusha with the theme
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Winners of Intercollegiate Scientific Poster Competition
MekhalaNagabushanChitagudigi (Research Scholar under Dr.Chandan S) presented a Poster entitled
“Attenuation of Anthranilate synthase a Potential to Treat S. pneumoniae and related complications” under the
theme Medical Biotechnology atNational Conference on Innovations and Future Challenges in Biotechnology
held at Sri Venkateshwara University, Tirupathi, on 26 – 28th of March 2018, and won Best Poster Award.
Ms. Amrita S. R and Ms. Syeda Nayab receiving prize from Dr. C.K Renukarya
PoojaBhagavat Memorial Mahajana Education Centre Metagalli, K.R.S Road, Mysuru had conducted intercollegiate
scientific poster competition on “Scientific discovery & its application” on 22nd March 2018. Dr.GirishChandran
organizing secretary, Dr. Jyoti Bala Chauhan convener and Dr.C.K. Renukarya Director of PPMMEC conducted this
competition for Biotechnology and Microbiology students. Students - Amritha S R and Syeda Nayaab of II year BSc
Biotechnology, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, under UG section secured 1stprize, cash award
and best poster presentation award for the poster titled “Biomedical applications of Magnetic Iron Oxide Nano
Particles” under the guidance of Dr.AshaSrinivasan, Assistant Professor, Division of Nanoscienec & Technology,
JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research. Dr. Komal Kumar, Scientist, University of Helsinki, Finland &
Dr. Geetha Professor of Biotechnology, University of Mysore were the honorary judges of this competition.
National Conference on “Integrative Medicine and Health Care”
Department of Biochemistry, JSS Medical College conducted a National Conference on Integrative Medicine
and Health Care which was held on 23rd and 24th February 2018. MSc IV semester Mr. Rishikesh Mishra and
N. Sai Pawan of Faculty of Life Sciences, doing a research project under the guidance of Dr. Asha Srinivasan,
Division of Nanoscience& Technology, Faculty of Life Sciences, participated in the poster and won First prize
and Best poster award in the competition.
Mekhala Nagabushan Chitagudigi receiving the Best Poster Award
Ms.G.Shruti (Research Scholar under Dr.Chandan S)presented an Oral Presentation entitled “Metabolic Approach
in Treatment Leptospirosis Using Green Synthesized Silver Nanorods: A Novel Alternative in Antimicrobial
Therapy” under the theme Nano Biotechnology atNational Conference on Innovations and Future Challenges in
Biotechnology held at Sri Venkateshwara University, Tirupathi, on 26 – 28th of March 2018, and received the
Young Scientist Award.
Rishikesh Mishra receiving Best Poster Award from
Dr.Manjo Kumar Bhat, National Centre for Cell Sciences, Pune.
Ms. G. Shruti receiving the Young Scientist Award.

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Ms. G. Shruti also presented a paper entitled “Targeting ATP Synthesis in Leptospira through Bioreduced
AgNPs: A Potential Therapeutic Alternative in Treatment of Leptospirosis” authored by Ms. G. Shruthi, Mr. V
Balamurugan, Mr. K. Shiva Prasad, Mr. Cletus J M D’Souza, Mr. S. Nanjunda Swamy and Dr. S Chandan at the
3rd European Leptospira Society (3rd ELS) Scientific Meeting held at Alghero, Italy from 24th to 26th of May
2018.
Statistics of Academic Presentation
Academic/ Research Papers Poster Presentations
Presented
Students Faculty Students Faculty
Total
National 10 05 12 05 32
International 06 05 08 05 24
Library Statistics
Faculty Guest lectures and Invited talks
Ms. G. Shruti at the conference
Library budget
Sl.No Particulars Total budget allotted Rs. In Expenditure Rs. In lakhs
lakhs
1 Books 40.00 Lakhs 23.76 Lakhs
1 Books 10(for books and journals) 4.00
2 Journals 10(for books and journals) 0.15
3 Online database Nil Nil
4 Newspapers & Magazines 0.24
5 CD ROMs Nil Nil
6 Any other Nil Nil
Sl.
No
Details of Library Books
Particulars Numbers newly Procured Total No. of books as on June
2018
1 Reference books 45 252
2 Course books 262 992
3 WHO Collections nil Nil
4 Book bank Nil nil
5 Journals 05 05
6 Project reports nil nil
7 CD’s nil Nil
8 Video cassettes nil nil

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Hostel Facilities
Sl. Name of the hostel Total No. of Accommodation Total No. of inmates
No (Boys/Girls)
Rooms Capacity
Male Female
1 UnnathinagarGirlsHostel - I 30 90 88
2 Unnathinagar Girls Hostel - II 26 90 35
3 HIG Girls Hostel 18 39 39
4 MIG Boys Hostel 11 22 22
Total 162
Students at Krishi Vigyan Kendra
Outreach Activities
Swachh Bharat Summer Internship
NSS wing of The Department of Water and Health – Faculty of Life Sciences conducted the Swachh Bharat
Summer Internship-2018 From 17 – 7-2018 to 28-07-2018. The details of the activities are as follows :
Day 1: 17th July, 2018: First meeting regarding the number of students participating in the internship work
(SBSI)
Day 2: 18thJuly, 2018: Discussion about the topics to be done for the internship work.
Day 3: 19thJuly, 2018: Grouping of the members based on the topics. Students were divided to three groups
namely: 1. Best out of waste 2. Solid Waste Management 3. Water & Health Management
Day 4: 20thJuly, 2018: Discussion with faculty members for suggestions for the internship work.
Day 5: 21stJuly, 2018: Preparation of banners & placards on cleanliness and hygiene.
Day 5 and 6: 23rd and 24thJuly, 2018: Scripting & practising for the street play. Execution of the SwachhBharat
Summer Internship 2018
Day 7: 25 th July, 2018: Starting of awareness campaign at Suttur & near by villages. First campaign was at
JSS Primary School, Suttur. Students went to classes of the Primary School of JSS and created awareness on
best out of waste. They explained to them about how to reuse plastic, newspapers etc. Students were taken
on Educational tour to Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Suttur in July 2018 to create awareness on easy implantation of
vermicompost.
Day 8: 26thJuly, 2018: Students went to the village Geemarahalli, where they conducted a walkathon on
importance of cleanliness and hygiene. After the rally, they performed a street play on spreading of diseases
due to open defecation. Students also gave a demonstration on how to reuse plastics & newspapers.
Students staging a street play at the Government High School in Kupparavalli
Later, students performed the same street play at the Government High School in Kupparavalli and JSS School,
Suttur.
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Cultural and Sports Activities
National Service Scheme (NSS)
CELEBRATION OF COURSE COMPLETION DAY ON MAY 19, 2017
On 19th May 2017, Faculty of Life Sciences, JSS AHER witnessed a unique event at Sri Rajendra Auditorium
of JSS College of Pharmacy. ‘CCD 2K17’ that stands for Course Completion Day is a thoughtful substitute
for the farewell parties for the outgoing students of an institution. The evening was started with a Carnatic
vocal by Mr.Rakshith accompanied by Master Varchas on mridangam. The Director-technical of ‘Green Life
Science Technologies’, Kannada Rajyotsava Awardee, Dr. Vasanth Kumar Timkapura was the chief guest.Dr.
P.A Kushalappa Director-Academics JSS AHER, Dr. Balasubramanian Director-Research JSS AHER were the
distinguished guests of honour. Chairman Prof. G K Chandrashekarappa, Head of the Department Dr.Dattatri K
Nagesha and staff members of FLS were also present. The evening was filled with a lot of cultural events from
both faculty and students. An array of performances of songs, dance performances, skits and games thrilled
the audience.
SEED BALL SOWING PROGRAMME BY NSS
Volunteers of NSS from JSS AHER including the University departments: Department of Water and Health,
Department of Health System Management Studies, JSS Medical, Dental and Pharmacy College participated in
seed sowing programme “Vrukshaaropana 2017” held at Mutatti Forest Area, Malavalli, Mandya on 16th July
2017. Volunteers and NSS Programme Officers were involved in dispersing around 2 lakh seeds across the
forest area. Dr. KL Krishna, NSS Programme Coordinator, JSS AHER, Dr. Sunil Kumar, Dr. Gowrav Kumar and
Mr. Raghu Ram Achar, Respective NSS Programme Officers were present.
(L-R) Dr.Dattatri.K.Nagesha(Head of Department, Faculty of Life Sciences), Dr. G.K.Chandrashekarappa
(Chairman, Faculty of Life Sciences), Chief Guest, Dr.Vasanth Kumar(Director- Technical,
Green Lifescience Technologies), Dr. P. A. Kushalappa, Dr.Balasubramanian
ANNUAL SPORTS MEET
The Department of Water and Health, Faculty of Life
Sciences, organised its Annual Sports Meet on 17 -
11- 17 and 18 - 11 - 17. The two-day sports meet
was inaugurated by Dr. B. Manjunatha, Registrar, JSS
University and Dr.Kushalappa, Director of Academics.
Sri. G. K. Chandrashekarappa, Chairman, Faculty of
Life Sciences, and Mr. Lokeshappa, Director of Physical
Education, JSS University, Smt. P. Ashwini, Sports
Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Microbiology,
Faculty of Life Sciences, were also present for the
inauguration of the event.
L-R : Mr. Lokeshappa, Prf G. K. Chandrashekarappa,
Dr. K. C. Latha, Dr. P. A. Kushalappa, Dr. Manjunath
and Smt. P. Ashwini inaugurating the event.
Volunteers from Department of Water and Health,
Faculty of Life Sciences participating in Vrukshaaropana event at Mutatti forest area.
NSS organized SwachhataPakwada from 1-9-17.
Several awareness programmes were organized, the
details of which are given below.
Short Film
Short film competitionwas conducted in Department
of Health System Management Studies, JSS Dental
College building, Mysuru from 10:30am to 12 noon on
8-9-17 on thetopic “What can I do for a clean India?”
The valedictory function was conducted on Saturday 18- 11-17 at 4 PM. Shri G. R. Parameshwarappa ,
President, Akhila Bharat Sharana Sahitya Parishath , Mysuru presided as the chief guest for this event and gave
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Cleaning up the campus:
Students of Department of Water and Health got
themselves involved in picking up the stones and
clearing up the soil for lawn grass cultivation, clearing
up the wastes on grass and plants and take necessary
action to maintain the greenery of the lawns and
gardens around the campus on 6-9-17:
Care for Surroundings
Volunteers discussed the policy in action for disposal
of wastes on 13-9-17. The vegetable and fruit vendors
in K.R Market, Mysuru, explained their concerns with
respect to waste disposal. They are happy with the
Mysuru Municipality for taking great initiative in
clearing the wastes of market.
Rally for Rivers:
Volunteers interacted with the civilians and
shopkeepers explaining the importance of saving
rivers thereby motivating them to give a missed call
to 8000980009.
Keeping in view that in a democratic system, the
government is sensitive to the views of most of the
population and therefore, substantial support/demand
through missed calls would be necessary for the
positive river policy to come into effect.
Some students spoke to the bus commuters and
displayed the banners to propagate the message of
giving a missed call as a support call. Dr. Raghu Ram
Achar and Mr.Roshan K represented the Dept. of Water
and Health and Dept. of Health System Management
Studies respectively. The program was held on
01-9-17:
Orphanage Visit:
Volunteers from Department of Water and Health and
Department of Health System Management Studies
visited AshadayakaSeva Trust, an orphanage on 14-
9-17. Discussion on swatchata was done and it was
recorded that they know very much about swacchata
and its essentiality. Volunteers were motivated to
visit and teach these kids on Saturdays and Sundays
voluntarily. Value based books from Ramakrishna
Ashram were distributed to the kids.
Hand Washing and Disease Prevention:
National Service Scheme (NSS) Units of JSS AHER,
Mysuru organized NSS Day on 7-10-17 with a theme
on creating awareness on ‘Hand Washing and Disease
Prevention’ as a part of Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign
of Govt. of India.
An NSS rally was organized to create awareness
about hand sanitization and disease prevention on
7-10-17 from 9.30 am to 11.30 am. After the rally,
NSS Day celebration was organized at Sri Rajendra
auditorium, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru. The
program was inaugurated by Dr. KM Veeraiah, Director, JSS Karnataka Open School, JSS Mahavidyapeetha,
Mysuru by watering the plant and Dr. PA Kushalappa, Director (Academics) presided the function.Prof GK
Chandrashekarappa, Chairman, Dept. of Water and Health briefed about the importance of NSS in building
young India and asked all NSS youths to participate actively in NSS activities.
NIC: National Integration Camp:
NSS Cell, Youth Empowerment and Sports
Department, Govt. of Karnataka and Jagadguru Sri
Shivarathreeshwara University, Mysuru under the
aegis of National Service Scheme jointly organized
NSS National Integration Camp from 1st to 7th March
2018. More than 150 NSS Volunteers and 15 program
officers have participated in the program from different
parts of the country like Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh,
Kerala, Telangana, Rajasthan, and Gujarat.
Sri G.S. Jayadev, Secretary, Deenabandhu Trust, Chamarajanagara inaugurated the program on Thursday 1st
March 2018 at 3.30 pm at Sri. Rajendra auditorium, JSS College of Pharmacy, Sri Shivarathreeshwara Nagara,
Mysuru. Guest of honor of the function Sri A.N. Pujar, Regional Director, NSS Regional Directorate, Bengaluru
has highlighted the NSS activities and spoke about the importance of NSS National Integration Camps. Dr.
B. Manjunatha, Registrar, JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research, Mysuru expressed that, youth are
slaves to social network. He called on the NSS volunteers to come out of mobiles and gadgets and told to them
to talk with friends and family members. Dr. B. Suresh, Vice Chancellor, JSS Academy of Higher Education &
Research, Mysuru in his presidential address said that, the youth are in their imaginary world and they are not
realizing their own potential. This NIC may help them realize their importance to society. Dr. T.M. Promod
Kumar, Principal, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru welcomed the gathering while Dr. Raghu Ram Achar, NSS
Program Officer, JSS AHER proposed the vote of thanks. The students were involved in flag hoisting, yoga,
lecture, and cultural sessions in the camp. Students of Faculty of Life Sciences won several prizes for singing
(solo and group), dance, and debate. The valedictory function was organized on 7th March 2018, students
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NSS Annual Special Camp conducted at Belagola, Srirangapatna Taluk
The camp began with inauguration in the presence of the village dignitaries and NSS Programme Coordinator,
Dr. KL Krishna on 19th of March 2018. The students were accommodated for stay at Sri Anajaneya Convention
Hall. The programme was organized by NSS Programme Officer, Dr. Raghu Ram Achar and Assistant Programme
Officer Mr. Roshan K.
HIV/AIDS Awareness Rally
Day-2 “There was interaction session with the faculty members of Dept. of Water and Health, viz.,
Dr.Shanmukappa, Dr.Gopenath, Dr.Kanthesh, Dr. Kumar JR, Dr.Chandan, Dr.Shivaraju, Dr.Lingaraju, and
Dr.Kiran Kumar who motivated the students to create an impact in the social service.
Day 3: Students took to streets in a procession carrying the flyers for HIV/AIDS awareness and Awareness on
Hand washing techniques. Students visited anganvadis and explained the kids about the importance of hand
washing. The evening session included a street play which was organized near the Primary Health Care Centre.
The students performed their skits on stage and educated the villagers on the HIV/AIDS related issues as per
the directions given by NACO (National AIDS Control Organisation).
Day 4: Blood sugar-BP check-up and awareness on poisoning were organized. The session was carried out
by the Department of Pharmacy Practice of JSS College of Pharmacy. The students also performed cleaning
activities near the convention hall and temple premises.
Day 5: Dental camp was organized. Doctors and interns from JSS Dental College & Hospital carried out the
screening and treatment. A group discussion was held for all the volunteers in the evening session.
Day 6: Medical camp was organized. Doctors from JSS Medical Hospital were involved in the health checkup.
Around 200 villagers and 50 school children were screened and given medicines and prescription as per
the requirement. The Division of Nutrition & Dietetics of Dept of Water and Health provided consultation to the
villagers regarding the nutritional aspect for their health condition. They also calculated the BMI index of the
individuals.
Day 7: This was the last day of the camp and a valedictory session was organized where the best volunteers of
the camp were felicitated.
Kodagu and Kerala Flood Relief
The students and staff of the Department of Water & Health- Faculty of Life Sciences acquired items like
clothes, biscuits, bread, water bottles, rusks, toilet soaps, undergarments, sanitary pads, medicines, mosquito
repellents, chocolates, towels, rain coats, etc. extending the support towards Flood Relief Camps of Kodagu
and Kerala. The submissions were made at Rangacharyalu Memorial Hall (Town Hall). The items are being sent
to Kodagu and Kerala by the MCC and NGOs. Our prayers are for the wellbeing of the people of flood affected
areas. The students and faculty actively participated in the collection and procuring of the necessary items
within a short span of time.
Skit on Mahatma Gandhi in honour of Gandhi Jayanti:
A skit on Mahatma Gandhi prepared by NSS volunteers
of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research. This
has been submitted as skit to UGC on the account of
Gandhi Jayanti being celebrated on October 2nd, 2018.
Volunteers and Programme Officer of Dept of Water
and Heath - FLS were involved in the preparation of
the skit.
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Placement Details
S.
No.
Name of the
Division
Name of student Name of the company Salary offered
1. Molecular Biology Mr. Dinesh Kumar SreeGluco Biotech Rs 2.16 lpa
2. Biochemistry Venkatesh A IQVIA (Quintiles Research India Pvt. Ltd.) Bangalore Rs 2.53 lpa
Vandana V IQVIA (Quintiles Research India Pvt. Ltd.) Bangalore Rs 2.53 lpa
Nithin KR Lecturer in LalBahaddur Arts Science &SB
SolabannaShetty Commerce College,Sagar
Karnataka
1.56 lpa
Priya K Molecular Connections, Bangalore 2 lpa
3. Medical Statistics Vaishnavi Adichunchungiri Hospital, Mandya , Karnataka Rs 1.8 lpa
4. Medical Physics
5. Bioinformatics
6.
Nutrition and
Dietetics
Ms.KhansaFathima Assistant Professor in faculty of Life Sciences Rs2.76 lpa
Ms KainoNahinda
Namibian Government Hospital
Rs 5,60,000
Lpa
Mr.SantoshHegde T D University, Bangalore Rs2.76 lpa
Mr.HemanthNaik BiSeP, Bangalore Rs 1.2 lpa
Ms H. S. Upasana
Ms.A.Shivani
Ms. H. N. Ashwini
NarayanaHrudalaya, Bangalore
Abbot Nutrition, New Delhi
Nutritionist at Gym, Bangalore
Aghil Second Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore Rs1.68 lpa
Sinchulal Suaze Pvt ltd. Coimbatore Rs 1.8 lpa
7. Geoinformatics
Aharavana GeospectrumPvt. Ltd. Bangalore 1.44 lpa
Krishna Murthy - EGIS Geoplan Pvt ltd- 1.44 lpa
8.
Environment
Science
Jaffer Congnizent Technology Solutions-Bangalore 2.4 lpa
Kumar- EGIS Geoplan Pvt ltd 1.44 lpa
Suryalakshmi HGS, Bangalore Rs2,40,000 lpa
Anusha. H Nutri Sciences Rs 1,44,000 lpa
Aakarsha Biocon, Bamgalore Rs 1,20,000 lpa
Fathima Central Pollution Control Board Rs1,92,000 lpa
Ndamonghenda Natural Sciences School Rs3,00000 lpa
Committees

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Department of Health System
Management Studies
The Department is currently offering MBA in Hospital
administration, MBA which is a 2 year full time (4 Sem)
program (approved by UGC, Govt. of India) The Objectives
of course is unlike the generic MBA & PGDM courses
which are accepted as mosaic courses wherein students
are given classroom conceptual inputs on a variety of
subjects including fundamental courses & specialization
courses in Finance, Marketing, HR, IT, Banking &
Insurance etc.,
The thrust areas include Health informatics, Quality
in health care and managerial issues in healthcare.
Faculty are engaged in active research and have been
presenting research papers at National and International
conferences. Publications have also been made in reputed
journals. They also guide students in their project work.
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PROFILE
Strategic Plan: “EMERGE”
Dr. Mamatha H.K
Coordinator, Department of Health System Management Studies
Dr. Mamatha H K has about seventeen years of rich experience in the area of Dentistry, Management and
Teaching. She Possess good knowledge of business communication and use of computer systems. Earlier, she
has worked as Project coordinator at JSS University since September 2010. Appointed as faculty and course
coordinator for MBA Hospital administration course at JSS University in October 2013; she has been catering to
the administrative and academic needs of the Department of Health System Management Studies and steered
it to success.
E
M
E
R
G
E
Excellence in Education
Meeting the Expectations of Stakeholders
Enhancing Faculty Knowledge he & skills
Reaching out through Collaborations
Growth
Evaluation
Institution achievements:
The department being the youngest in the Deemed-to-be-University has been able to make significant
development in terms of infrastructure and human resource since establishment. The research activities have
been substantial, and all faculty are pursuing their PhD at various levels of research. Placement has been good
with graduating students getting placed immediately. Internship and hospital visits have been contributing to
academics as well as placement for students.
Future goals:
Commencement of new programs in emerging areas is proposed in the next academic year. The initiatives
will be towards realising the short- and long-term goals identified as per the Strategic plan of the department.

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ADMISSIONS
SL.NO Program / Course TOTAL
INTAKE
No of Students Enrolled
Male Female Total
1. MBA Hospital Administration 60 24 23 47
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Organised
Institutional/ National International Total
Regional/State
- - 01 -
Sl
Course
No
1 I Sem MBA-Hospital
Administration
2 III Sem MBA-Hospital
Administration
3 Iv Sem MBA-Hospital
Administration
Sl
Course
No
1 I Sem MBA-Hospital
Administration
2 II Sem MBA-Hospital
Administration
3 III Sem MBA-Hospital
Administration
RESULTS ANALYSIS
MBA (Hospital Administration) Examinations January - 2017
No.
Appeared
No.
Appeared
No. Passed Percentage Distn I Class II Class
33 31 93.94 9 17 5
27 26 96.3 4 15 7
1 1 100 - - 1
RESULTS ANALYSIS
MBA (Hospital Administration) Examinations January - 2018
No. Passed Percentage Distn I Class II Class Pass
Class
44 28 63.64 1 15 12 -
2 2 100 - - - 2
33 26 78.79 - 13 13 -
Guest lectures Organised
Sl. Name & Details of the Expert Date Lecture Topic
No.
1 Professor Rainer Sibbel, Chair for
International Health Management at the
Frankfurt School of Finance & management,
Germany
6thMarch 2018 Global Challenges in Health care
2 P.R.Gurumurthy Bhat, Assistant professor,
Sheshadripuram college, Mysuru.
3 Sowmya Errapa , Principal, Sheshadripuram
College, Mysuru.
4 Dr.Dionne Stephens, an Associate Professor
in the Department of Psychology at Florida
International University (FIU)
15th May 2018
16th April 2018
22nd May 2018
Talk on income tax
Costing in hospital system
Context, Culture & Health Literacy: Health
Administrators, Role in Improving Health Systems
for All
FACULTY
Faculty Statistics
Professors
Associate
Professors/
Readers
Assistant
Professors /
Senior Lecturers
Lecturers
Tutors
- - 6 - -
HR Statistics
Teaching Non-teaching Total
6 2 8
Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops Attended

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RESEARCH
Interaction with Professor Rainer Sibbel
Research Thrust Areas:
Healthcare administration
Health Economics
Health Informatics
Research Grants Received Statistics
External Internal Total
- 01 01
Research Grants Received
SL.
No
Granting agency No. of Projects Amount of Grant Sanctioned
(Rs. in Lakhs)
1 JSS AHER 01 0.25
Publications Statistics
Guest Lecture from Dr.Dionne Stephens
Sl.
National Journal International Journal Total
No
1 04 05 09
International Publications
Sl.
No
Publication title Journal Title Vol No. Issue
No.
1 An Examination of the Relationship
between Perceived Service Quality
(LODGSERV) and Customers’
Satisfaction: A Study on Selected
Mid-scale Hotels in Mysuru,
Karnataka
2 SERVQUAL: concept, management
strategies, critique”
3 Health ATM an emerging solution
for rural India
4 The rural India and its menstrual
hygiene
Shanlax International
Journal of Commerce
Acme Intellects
International Journal
of Research in
Management, Social
Sciences & Technology
Asian journal of
development matters
Asian journal of
development matters
Pg No
Author
6 5 12-27 Sujay M.J.
Dr. Dhanalakshmi
12 12 14-19 Sujay M.J.
Dr. Dhanalakshmi
12 1 143 Lakshitha Ghodake,
Roshan.K, Dr.Divya
12 1 173 Swetha k, Roshan.k

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National Publications
Sl.
No
Publication title Journal Title Vol No. Issue
No.
Pg No
Author
Statistics of Academic Presentations
1 Service Quality Influence
on Customers’ Dining
Experience: A Conceptual
Review
National Conference
on Emerging Trends in
Business & Economy
ISBN
978-93-
84698-
56-0
Sujay M.J.
Dr. Dhanalakshmi
Academic/ Research Papers Poster Presentations
Presented
Students Faculty Students Faculty
Total
SERVQUAL: concept,
management strategies,
critique”
Acme Intellects
International Journal of
Research in Management,
Social Sciences &
Technology
12 12 14-19 Sujay M.J.
Dr. Dhanalakshmi
National - 5 - - 05
International 03 3 - - 06
2 Assessing the informed
consent form filling practices
in various patient care areas
Journal of the Academy of
Hospital Administration
30 Jan-
June
2018
Kanakavalli K. Kundury
Library Statistics
3 Knowledge, Attitude and
Practice surveys - A detailed
review
4 Biomedical Waste
Management: Assessment
of Knowledge, Attitude &
Practices among Healthcare
Professionals in a Tertiary
Care Teaching Hospital
5 Factor Analysis Scores
In Multiple Linear
Regression Model For
Prediction Of Faculty
Performance In Higher
Education Institutions
Journal of the Academy of
Hospital Administration
Biomedical and
Pharmacology Journal
International Journal of
Computer Engineering
and Applications,
www.ijcea.com
30 Jan-
June
2018
Dr. Divya Rao
11 3 Dr. Divya Rao
Volume
XI
Issue
V, May
17,
ISSN
2321-
3469
Pg 63-
72
Dr. Mamatha H.K.
Awards and Recognitions
The students of I year MBA and II year MBA won the best film documentary award during Swacchata
Pakwada organized by NSS of JSS AHER during November 2017
Faculty Guest lectures and Invited talks
Dr. Mamatha H.K. was invited for orientation talk on NAAC criteria at JSS Ayurveda Medical College, Mysore on
April 19th 2018.
Library budget – 2017-18
Sl.No Particulars Total budget allotted Rs. In Expenditure Rs. In lakhs
lakhs
1 Books 1.5 lakhs 71,258.00
2 Journals 02 lakhs 19,660/-
3 Online database Nil
4 Newspapers & Magazines Not allotted budget 11,565/-
5 CD ROMs Nil
6 Any other Nil
Details of Library Books
Sl.No Particulars Numbers newly Procured Total No. of books as on June
2018
1 Reference books 107 612
2 Course books Nil
3 WHO Collections Nil
4 Book bank Nil
5 Journals 05 05
6 Project reports 33 123
7 CD’s Nil
8 Video cassettes Nil

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Financial Expenditure Incurred
Sl.
Particulars
Expenditure (Rs.)
No
1 Expenditure towards organizing workshops/Seminars/
-
Conferences
2 Financial Assistance to faculty for attending workshops/
18,000.00
Seminars/Conferences
3 Purchase of Equipment 5.36 Lakhs
4 Any other (Non – Recurring and Recurring) 47,788.00
Hostel Facilities
Sl. Name of the hostel Total No. of Accommodation Total No. of inmates
No (Boys/Girls)
Rooms Capacity
Male Female
1 Unnathi Nagar Girls Hostel - I 30 90 88
2 Unnathi Nagar Girls Hostel - I 26 90 35
3 HIG Girls Hostel 18 39 39
4 MIG Boys Hostel 11 22 22
TOTAL 22 162
World Environment Day Celebration-June 5th
2018
“Beat the Plastic Pollution”
The JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research had
organized a Walkathon on June 5th 2018 to celebrate
the World Environment Day. The theme was “Beat
the Plastic Pollution”. The walkathon was flagged
off by Dr CG Betsurmath, Executive Secretary, JSS
Mahavidyapeetha to mark the inauguration of the
event. Dr B Manjunatha, Registrar, Dr. PA Kushalappa,
Director Academics, Dr. H Basavanagwdappa,
Principal, JSS Medical College, Dr.Sudheendra
Bhat, Controller of Examination, Dr Parthasarathy,
Dean- Global Engagement, Dr. M Guruswamy,
Medical Superintendent, JSS Hospital, Dr. Pramod
Kumar, Principal, JSS College of Pharmacy, Sri SP
Shivashankar, Principal, JSS Public School and PU
College, and Dr. H.K Mamatha, Coordinator, Dept.
of Health System Management Studies, Dr. Dattatri
Nagesh, Head, Faculty of Life Sciences, other officers
from University and constituent colleges, faculty
and students of colleges and school took part in the
walkathon.
Outreach Activities
The NSS officers and volunteers of the university were also involved in organizing the event. The students of
MBA Hospital administration Mr. Nishanth and team also had made video documentary on Plastic pollution
and it was displayed throughout the rally in a LED display van. The university also distributed cloth bags to the
public encouraging them to ban plastic bags. The video documentary was showcased to create awareness
to the public on the plastic pollution and its hazards to all living beings. They were educated on the use of
alternate modes for plastic such as cloth bags and the team went round KR market, D. Devarajurs road, JSS
Mahavidyapeetha circle, Agrahara circle, KR circle, Gandhi Square, Ramaswamy circle, RTO, Ballal circle,
Bannimantap and Hanumathanagar creating awareness to the public through their video documentary. Cloth
bags were also distributed to the public on this occasion.
In the Department of Health System Management Studies, a guest lecture was organized by Dr. GN Indresha,
Scientist, and Head of Office, Regional Museum of Natural History, on “Biodiversity and Plastic Pollution”. The
programme was well attended by all the faculty and students of the university departments and constituent
colleges.

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Cultural and Sports Activity
Induction Day Programme
The Dept. of Health System Management Studies organized induction programme for fresh admission students
of MBA hospital administration on August 21st, 2017 in the department.
Teacher’s Day Celebrations
The Students of the Department of Health System Management Studies JSS AHER, Mysore had celebrated
Teacher’s day on 5th September 2017.Students of DHSMS, have organized various events including quiz,
fashion show for their teachers. Both students & teachers enjoyed theday.
Teachers day celebrations
Farewell: July 2017
The Department Of Health System Management Studies had organized Farewell programme for the students of
2015-17 batch, on 3rd July 2017.
Talents Day Celebrations
Talents day was organized on 15th September 2017 as a part of cultural events to bring out the talent among
students. The event was organized at the DHSMS department. All the staffs of Department Of Health System
Management Studies and students of both the academic years were present during the function. Students
participated in various cultural events and exhibited their talents.
Talents Day Celebrations

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Fun Week & Ethnic Day Celebration
Fun week was organized from 2nd April – 7th April 2018 for the students in the department.
The fun week had different themes for each day in a week. First day started with shades of Blue, followed by
Retro Day, Twin Day, Black & White Day, Mismatch day & last day was ended with EthnicDay.
Placement Details
Name of the Student Name of the Course Company Recruiting Average Salary
Shilpa Shree .C.R MBA-HA Clear medi health care, Mysore 20,000
Vishal.J.M MBA-HA Sparsh Hospital Bangalore 15,000
Tina MBA-HA Gunasheela hospital, Bangalore 17,000
Kavermma .p.m MBA-HA Sparsh hospital 15,000
Manohara.B.D MBA-HA NarayaMulti Speciality Hospital,
15,000
Bangalore
Monica Muthamma MBA-HA Homeopathy Skin and cosmetology
15,000
clinic, Bangalore
Sankalpa MBA-HA Cloud Nine, Bangalore 15,000
Sports
The sports meet was conducted on 6th and 7th Dec 2017 at JSS AHER sports ground, the meet was inaugurated by
Dr. Kushalappa P.S, Director (Academics) and by the Guest of Honour Dr. Ravi M.D. Dean, Faculty of Management
studies. The following events: Athletics (100mts, 100 mts * 4(Relay), Shotput), Volleyball, Throwball, Badminton
and Cricket were conducted for both Boys and Girls.
Referees’ were called in from UOM (University of Mysore) for officiating purpose and as well as State level
Cricket player was also called in for officiating purpose for Cricket.
Chirag MBA-HA Cloud Nine, Bangalore 15,000
Pramod MBA-HA Clear medi
15,000
Radiant hospital, Mysore
Priyanka MBA-HA Narayana Health, Mysore 15,000
Prajwal MBAHA Manipal Hospital, Bangalore 15,000
Chandushree MBAHA Suyog hospital 18,000
Femi Navas MBAHA Fortis, New Delhi 20,000
Anjana Alex MBAHA WIMS, Kerala 15,000
Greeshma Mathew MBAHA WIMS, Kerala 15,000
Annual Sports meet – Department of Health System Management Studies

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COMMITTEES
Committee
Hostel Review Committee
Prevention of Sexual Harassment
Library Committee
Anti-ragging Committee
Member
Dr.Divya Rao
Dr.Divya Rao
Dr.Mamatha& Mr. Mahindra
Dr.Divya Rao
Faculty Details: July 2017- June 2018
Sl.
No
Department/
Division
Name
Designation
1 DHSMS Dr. (Col) M Dayananda Dean, Faculty of Management and
Professor of Hospital administration
2 DHSMS Dr. Mamatha H. K. Assistant Professor& Coordinator
3 DHSMS Mr. Sujay M. J. Assistant Professor
4 DHSMS Mr. Roshan K. Assistant Professor
5 DHSMS Dr.Divya Rao B. J. Assistant Professor
6 DHSMS Mrs. Kanakavalli K. Kundury Assistant Professor
7 DHSMS Dr. Shalini N. Assistant Professor

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