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6.2.2. Enunciate the internal organizational structure of the College for decision
                   making processes and their effectiveness.

                   The College is governed by the President of the Bangalore Jesuit Educational Society
                   (BJES). The Principal, who is the executive head, manages day-to-day working of the
                   College with the assistance of a number of officials. The College has a Registrar for
                   general administration. There are three Vice Principals, one each for Social Sciences,
                   Sciences and for the postgraduate sections.  The Vice Principals are assisted by eight
                   Welfare  Officers,  two  each  for  the  Social  Sciences,  Physical  Sciences,  Natural
                   Sciences  and  Professional  Courses  respectively.  Among  the  eight,  four  are  women
                   who address the needs of women students. The Welfare Officers are further assisted
                   by Class Mentors with one mentor assigned for about forty students. The IQAC is the
                   central body which assists the College on all matters pertaining to quality on campus.
                   The College has five Deans, one each for Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Physical
                   Sciences,  Commerce  and  Languages  who  maintain  and  monitor  the  academic
                   processes.  The  Deans  also  coordinate  the  academic,  co-curricular  and  evaluation
                   activities  of  the  departments  in  the  College  under  their  deanery.  The  office  of  the
                   COE  coordinates  with  the  Deans.    Each  department  is  headed  by  the  Head  of  the
                   Department  who  is  assisted  by  a  PG  Coordinator  in  the  postgraduate  section.  The
                   College has a Research Committee. The Research Committee discusses the research
                   expectations  of  the  Institution,  suggests  different  possibilities,  evaluates  research
                   worthy projects for funding, organises periodic research-training programs.  Besides
                   this set of College officials, there are several other statutory bodies which look into
                   other specific areas of administration. The College has Grievance Cells, one each for
                   teachers and students. It has an Examination Committee to discuss issues related to
                   evaluation and suggest changes whenever necessary. It has an Anti-Ragging Cell, an
                   Equal Opportunity Cell, an Anti-sexual Harassment Cell, a Gender Sensitization Cell
                   and an International Students Centre. Chart 6.1. gives the organizational structure of
                   the College.
                                         Chart 6.1. Organizational Flow Chart



































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