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- 2. Tribhuvan University Institute ofAgriculture and Animal Sciences LAMJUNG CAMPUS ORIENTATION Presented By Narendra Bahadur Singh Assistant Professor & Warden
- 3. Lamjung Campus: AnOverview • Constituent campus under IAAS, TU • Established in 2032 B.S. • B.Sc. Ag program since 2058 after termination of I.Sc. Ag program • ANNEX Program (53 B.Sc. Ag students) since 2071 B.S. • Total Area: 16.45 ha of scattered land • Largest area within and around the campus premises (approx. 11 ha)
- 4. HISTORY Year (A.D.) History 1974IAAS shifted to Rampur 1975 Lamjung Campus established as Agriculture Training Centre 1976 Official inauguration of Lamjung Campus Till 1983 One year JTA program 1983-1989 Non-academic 1 year JTA program 1989-2003 I.Sc. Ag Program 2003-2012 B.Sc. Ag Program (25 students for first 2 years) 2012-2015 Full Fledge B.Sc. Ag Program (50 students) 2015 Onwards Full Fledge B.Sc. Ag Program (50 regular + 53 ANNEX)
- 5. Admission and dropouts Admission;621; 96% Dropout; 24; 4% Dropouts in last five years
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- 7. Departments in LamjungCampus a. Agronomy, Plant Breeding and Agricultural Statistics b. Horticulture and Plant Protection c. Soil and Environmental Sciences d. Agri-economics, Agri-extension and Rural Sociology e. Animal Sciences and Aquaculture
- 8. Staffing in LamjungCampus •Teaching staffs • Permanent (16: 5 in Kaaj; Study Leave: 6) • Contract based (11) • Course-contract based (As per need) •Non-teaching staffs • Permanent (39 : Table worker: 16; Lower: 23) • Contract based ( 2 Technical Manpower) • Daily wage (20: 15 Daily wage; 5 Service contract)
- 9. Total credit hoursdistribution by semester Semester Number of Courses Theory (Credit hour) Practical (Credit hour) Total (Credit hour) 1st 8 16 7 23 2nd 8 14 8 22 3rd 9 16 8 24 4th 9 13 8 21 5th 10 14 8 22 6th 10 14 9 23 7th 9 14 8 22 8th 4 4 6 10 Total 67 105 (63%) 62 (37%) 167
- 10. Total credit hoursdistribution by semester Subjet Total Courses Credit Hours Theory Practical Total Agriculture Botany and Ecology 4 6 4 10 Agricultural Economics 7 14 4 18 Agricultural Extension & Rural Sociology 4 8 4 12 Agricultural Statistics 1 2 1 3 Agronomy 8 12 8 20 Animal Breeding 1 2 1 3 Animal Nutrition and Fodder Production 2 2 2 4 Aquaculture and Fisheries 3 3 3 6 Entomology 4 7 3 10
- 11. Total credit hoursdistribution by semester Subject Total Courses Credit Hours Theory Practical Total Horticulture 7 13 7 20 Livestock Production & Management 5 7 5 12 Plant Breeding 4 8 2 10 Plant Pathology 4 5 4 9 Soil Science & Agricultural Engineering 8 13 7 20 Biochemistry 1 2 1 3 Enterprise Learning Program 3 0 3 3 Research, Practices and Seminar 1 1 3 4 TOTAL 67 105 62 167
- 12. Teaching Learning &Evaluation • Diversified teaching learning methods • Internal evaluation focused on Attendance, assignments and group works and Quiz. • 75% Attendance is compulsory to appear internal assessment and board exam. • Remedial classes as per need. • Smart board for teaching-learning in 3 classrooms. • Annually 10% of budget relieved for faculty research and 2.5% to student research in addition to 6% for research equipment and facilities. • RD-TEC responsible for research, training and extension activities of the campus.
- 13. • Opens offhours as per need of students (particularly exam time) • Library equipped with Reference section, Issue section, Newspaper section, Thesis and Journal section, and E-Library section • Regular purchase of books • Warm and Cozy environment in Library • Library Digitization in progress LIBRARY AS A LEARNING RESOURCE
- 14. Entrance Library Computer Section Display Section IssueSeciton Journal Section Lamjung Campus
- 15. GENERAL PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE SNName of Building No Rooms 1 Administrative Block 3 15 2 Old Library Block 1 5 3 New Library Block 1 6 4 Classroom 2 6 5 Laboratory Block 4 9 6 Boys Hostel 2 70 7 Girls Hostel 2 30 8 Auditorium Hall 1 1 9 Guest House 1 3 10 Garage 2 2 11 Guard Room 1 1 12 Horticulture Farm Office 2 5 13 Livestock Farm Office 1 2 SN Name of Building No Rooms 15 Cow Shed 1 1 16 Pig Stay 1 1 17 Sheep-Goat Shed 1 1 18 Poultry Shed 1 1 19 Generator House 1 1 20 Chief Quarter 1 5 21 Faculty Quarter 9 36 22 Staff Quarter (Duplex) 5 34 23 Other Quarters 4 14 24 Overhead Water Tank 1 20000 lt 25 Water Reservoir Tank 1 26 Fish Pond 2 27 Drinking water Pipeline
- 16. Lamjung Campus AdministrationBuilding Campus premises Campus Gate Digital Board Water Tap Toilet
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- 21. Scholarships and free-ships •Scholarships provided as per the rules of TU. • NPR 9000/- to boys and girls topper each • Free-ship to top 15% on merit basis of board exam • In case of equal marks the amount is divided • Scholarship and free-ship in 1st semester according to internal assessment • In addition, campus recommends students for other scholarship schemes as per merit. • Students receiving scholarship from other organization are excluded in campus scholarship and freeship.
- 22. Student support andguidance • Hostel facility on seniority and Merit basis • Drinking water facilities 24 x 7 • Computer facilities in Library • Sanitary pad dispenser currently in Library only • CCTV in campus premises for security • Health facilities by the Health Insurance of TU • Annual Sports week and participation in sports and other activities outside campus • Campus bus for educational and other trips
- 23. Student Support andGuidance • Campus supports in students organization activities • Collaborative programs with external agencies for students growth • Employment counselling for internships, collaborated NGOs & OJT • In-person counselling done by faculties as per need • Counselling for self employment • Learn and earn program soon to be launched • Recommend to external agencies for student support when needed
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- 27. Information System • Noticesin notice board, website and social media • Class representatives are responsible for information flow in their respective sections. • The activities are publicized in Lamjung Campus Samwad • Feedback are collected in [email protected] and suggestion box • Each students will be provided with their own official email ID
- 28. We changed… Left itbehind - history The present and the future
- 29. “Our progress asa nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. The human mind is our fundamental resource.” (John F. Kennedy) Quality education is a perspective and is not achieved without compromising private interests and individual dominance
- 30. THANK YOU For yourpatience My pleasure to clarify if any queries