Sri Srinivasa Vidya Parishad (Regd)
[SANKETIKA VIDYA PARTISHAD ENGINEERING COLLEGE , Visakhapatnam-17]
{Accredited by NAAC |Approved by AICTE, New Delhi | Affiliated to Andhra University, Visakhapatnam}
Society Governing Body Members
S.No | NAME OF THE MEMBER | FATHER NAME | DESIGNATION | ADRESS |
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1 | Dr.S.P.Ravindra | S/O late Sri S Alwardas | Chairman | 10-27-9, Waltair Uplands,Visakhapatnam,Ap-03 |
2 | Dr.S.V.H.Rajendra | S/O late Sri S Alwardas | Secretary | 14-40-3,Emani Streets, Nuppidi Colony,Maharanipeta,VSKP,AP02 |
3 | Smt.K.Padma Sagari Arun | D/O late Sri S Alwardas | Joint Secretary | 11-9-36,Dasapalla Hills,VSKP,AP-03. |
4 | Sri S.H.Krishna Rao | S/O S.Srinivas Rao | Treasurer | 6-8-11, East Point Colony, VSKP, AP-07. |
5 | Sri A.S.N. Prasad | S/O A. Subba Rao | Member | 10.50-23, Siripuran VSKP AP-03. |
6 | Sri.K.Satya Rao | Virabadrao | Member | 11-105, Chanada,Simhachalam, AP-18 |
7 | Sri Visveswarao | S/O Bhoja Rao | Member | 54-12-33/1,HB Colony,VSKP,AP-02 |
8 | Smt.S.Vijaya Ravindra | W/O S.P Ravindra | Member | 14-40-3,Emani Streets,VSKP,Ap-02 |
9 | Smt.S.Vijaya Rajendra | W/O S.V.H Rajendra | Member | 14-40-3,Emani Streets, Nuppidi Colony,Maharanipeta,VSKP,AP02 |
10 | Mrs.M.Divya Das | W/O M.Surya Teja | Member | Flat No.707,MVV MK Royal, VSKP,AP-03 |
11 | Dr.K.Akshita Lakshmi | D/O K.Arun | Member | 11-9-36, Dasapalla Hills,VSKP,AP-03 |
12 | Mr.S.Rahul Alwardas | S/O S.V.H Rajendra | Member | 14-40-3,Emani Streets, Nuppidi Colony,Maharanipeta,VSKP,AP02 |
SANKETIKA VIDYA PARTISHAD ENGINEERING COLLEGE
[An institution of Sri Srinivasa Vidya Parishad (Regd), Visakhapatnam-17]
{Accredited by NAAC |Approved by AICTE, New Delhi | Affiliated to Andhra University, Visakhapatnam}
Institution Governing Body Members
S.No | Name of the Governing Body Members | GB Designation |
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1 | Dr. S V H Rajendra | Chairman |
2 | Dr. S P Ravindra | Member |
3 | Mr. S Rahul Alwardas | Member |
4 | Mrs. M Divya Das | Member |
5 | Dr. S Rama Krishna Rao | Member |
6 | Mrs. Akshata. K | Member |
7 | Mrs. Madhu Bhat | Member |
8 | Mr. V SivaRam Prasad | Member |
9 | Mr. A Nageswara Rao | Member |
10 | Dr B V Ramana Murthy | Member |
11 | Dr. P Phanidhar Varma | Member |
12 | Dr. P Rajesh Kumar (University Nominee) | Member |
13 | Dr. T V Rama Krishna | Member Secretary |
Functions of the Governing Body
The Governing Body (GB) of an engineering college serves as the highest decision-making authority, responsible for the overall governance, strategic direction, and quality assurance of the institution. Below are the primary functions of the Governing Body in an engineering college:
Strategic Planning and Policy Formulation
- Develop and approve the institution’s Vision, Mission, and long-term goals.
- Define policies for academic excellence, research, and overall development.
- Oversee the implementation of strategic plans and evaluate outcomes.
Academic Oversight
- Approve new programs, courses, and revisions to existing ones.
- Review and approve academic regulations, curriculum, and syllabus changes.
- Ensure alignment with accreditation standards (e.g., NBA, NAAC) and regulatory bodies (e.g., AICTE, UGC).
- Encourage and support research, innovation, and skill development initiatives.
Financial Management
- Approve budgets and monitor financial performance.
- Review and approve fee structures and proposals for funding/grants.
- Ensure transparent and efficient use of financial resources.
Infrastructure Development
- Approve plans for campus development, including new buildings, laboratories, and technology upgrades.
- Ensure the availability of a safe and conducive learning environment.
- Promote sustainable practices, such as solar energy systems and water management.
Human Resource Management
- Approve faculty and staff recruitment policies and procedures.
- Ratify appointments, promotions, and service policies.
- Monitor training and development programs for faculty and staff.
Quality Assurance and Accreditation
- Monitor the institution’s performance against quality benchmarks.
- Ensure compliance with regulatory and statutory requirements.
- Guide the institution’s participation in accreditation processes like NAAC, NBA, and NIRF.
Student Welfare and Development
- Oversee policies for student admissions, scholarships, and placements.
- Promote student activities, including extracurricular and co-curricular programs.
- Ensure the implementation of grievance redressal mechanisms for students.
Stakeholder Engagement
- Collaborate with industry, academia, and government bodies for mutual growth.
- Promote community engagement and social responsibility initiatives.
- Ensure transparency in communication with students, parents, and faculty.
Monitoring and Evaluation
- Conduct periodic reviews of the institution’s performance.
- Approve annual reports, including academic and administrative achievements.
- Address audit observations and ensure accountability.
Governance and Compliance
- Ensure adherence to AICTE, UGC, and affiliating university guidelines.
- Approve rules and regulations for the smooth governance of the institution.
- Oversee the functioning of various statutory and non-statutory committees (e.g., IQAC, Finance Committee).
The Governing Body acts as a custodian of the institution’s Vision and Mission, ensuring sustainable growth and creating a roadmap for the college to achieve excellence in engineering education.