Mentoring Process

Type of mentoring: Professional guidance/career advancement/course work specific/laboratory specific/all-round development. Number of faculty mentors: Number of students per mentor: Frequency of Meeting: (The institution may report the details of the mentoring system that has been developed for the students for various purposes and also state the efficacy of such system)
1. Mentoring System
CMR Engineering College has established a robust student mentoring system to support the student community, which is one of the best practices adopted in the institution. The mentoring activity focuses on encouraging the students to think independently, indulge in effective interaction with their peers, inculcate ethical and moral values and extend moral support and guidance to the students. The mechanism of mentoring process is described below.
· A group of 20-25 students are allotted to each faculty member for mentoring purpose and to empower the students. There are 36 faculty members allotted as mentors for II, III, and IV-year students. Based on the Student’s strength, each year number of faculty members are assigned the job of mentoring.
· The interaction by the mentors with their wards happens every week as per the prespecified timeslot in the timetable and at the end of mid and University Examinations. One regular class hour is assigned for mentoring the students.
· Mentor monitors the attendance of the student regularly, if necessary calls the student to discuss attendance issues and advices the student to be regular and involve/participate in various activities.
· The mentoring is done periodically on the performance of the students in the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities and then recorded in proctor forms which in-turn is conveyed to the parents.
· In an event of special attention for a student is required, the concerned mentor apprises the class coordinator of the student about it and ensures the special attention is being provided.
· Parent-teacher interactions are conducted twice in an academic year for progress reporting of the students to the parents. Student login is exclusively provided on the institution’s website for providing necessary information regarding attendance, marks obtained in examinations etc. A mechanism is implemented to communicate the attendance and performance of the students regularly to the parents.
· A mentor coordinator is assigned the responsibility of supporting and monitoring the entire mentoring process. The mentor coordinator reports to the HoD about the work performance of individual mentors.
· HoD meets the mentors and class coordinators on regular basis to follow up the mentoring process.
Responsibilities of Mentors
- The mentor’s responsibility is to monitor the overall improvement of student in attendance, academics as well as in placements.
- If a student is not attending to classes mentors will know the reason and guide the students attend the classes regularly.
- If a student has any problem in class the student will speak about it to mentors. And mentors will take the problem to class coordinator and then to Head of the Department where the problem can be resolved.
- Mentors will monitor the attendance of students and if they fail to get above 70%, mentors will Council the students, and knows the reasons for poor attendance. Mentors guide the students to improve their attendance.
- Letters will be sent to parents In the middle of the semester for informing the performance and attendance of students.
Parent-Teacher Meetings
- Mentors will speak about the attendance, performance in classes, and the results of exams to parents by Conducting Parent-Teacher Meetings.
- For Parent-Teacher meetings the parents along with the students are invited to college.
- The parents can also ask the doubts to mentors regarding academics and performance of students. Every mentors contact details will be shared to the parents.
- If any students is absent to the classes parents can inform the same to mentor sin advance.
- And Parents can also call the mentors and know the performance of students.
Students’ Responsibilities.
- Every student should have communication with their mentors.
- If any problem is there in class/college they should inform the same to mentors.
- If any subject is not understandable student should inform the same to mentor or class coordinator.
- If a student wants to take leave he/she should meet the mentor in advance and request grant the leaves, where mentor will speak to the parents and if the reason is Genuine the mentor will forward the request to Head of the department.
- Every mentor needs to keep track of the student’s performance in academics and attendance. And should motivate the students to improve the performance
Academic Year 2024-2025
S. No |
Year |
Section |
H. T. No |
Name of the Mentor |
1 |
IV
|
A1 |
218R1A0501- 218R1A0518 |
Dr. DHARAVATH NAGESH |
2 |
A2 |
218R1A0519- 218R1A0536 |
Mrs. SWATI GUPTA |
|
3 |
A3 |
218R1A0537- 218R1A0554 |
NANNAPURAJU NISHMA |
|
4 |
A4 |
218R1A0555- 218R1A0565 228R5A0501- 228R5A0506 |
JALAMPELLY RAMYA |
|
5 |
B1 |
218R1A0566- 218R1A0583 |
Ms. G.S.SRAVANTHI |
|
6 |
B2 |
218R1A0584- 218R1A05A1 |
Mrs. NETRA N |
|
7 |
B3 |
218R1A05A2- 218R1A05B9 |
NAKEERTHA RAJKUMAR |
|
8 |
B4 |
218R1A05C0- 218R1A05D0 228R5A0507- 228R5A0512 |
Dr. SATHIYA SUNTHARAM V |
S. No |
Year |
Section |
H. T. No |
Name of the Mentor |
9 |
IV |
C1 |
218R1A05D1- 218R1A05E8 |
Mr. PEDDADODDI RAJU |
10 |
C2 |
218R1A05E9- 218R1A05G6 |
PULDINDI AKHIL |
|
11 |
C3 |
218R1A05G7- 218R1A05I5 |
Ms .KAIRA ANOOSHA |
|
12 |
C4 |
218R1A05I6- 218R1A05J5 228R5A0513- 228R5A0518 |
Mr. ERAVALLY KUMAR |
|
13 |
D1 |
218R1A05J6- 218R1A0K8 |
Mrs. PUNITHA A |
|
14 |
D2 |
218R1A05K9- 218R1A05M6 |
Ms. KATRAGADDA ANUHYA |
|
15 |
D3 |
218R1A05M7- 218R1A05O4 |
Ms. PAKEEZA FATMA |
|
16 |
D4 |
218R1A05O5- 218R1A05P9 228R5A0519- 228R5A0526 |
Mrs. BALLAKONDA PALLAVI |
S. No
| Year | Section | H. T. No | Name of the Mentor |
1 | III
| A1 | 228R1A0501- 228R1A0518
| Dr. MRUTYUNJAYA |
2 | A2 | 228R1A0519- 228R1A0536
| Dr. VIJAYA BABU KUCHIPUDI | |
3
| A3 | 228R1A0537- 228R1A0554
| Mrs. M SWATHI | |
4 | A4 | 228R1A0555- 228R1A0565 238R5A0501- 238R5A0507 | SANGAREDDY SUMALATHA | |
5 | B1 | 228R1A0566- 228R1A0583
| Mrs. NANDURI TEJASREE | |
6 | B2 | 228R1A0584- 228R1A05A1
| Dr.MD RAFEEQ | |
7 | B3 | 228R1A05A2- 228R1A05B9 238R5A0513- 238R5A0514 | Mrs. ATHOTA MOUNIKA | |
8 | B4 | 228R1A05C0- 228R1A05C9 238R5A0508- 238R5A0514 | JANGAM SUBBARAYUDU |
9 | III | C1 | 228R1A05D0- 228R1A05E7
| Mr. SILVERI KIRAN KUMAR |
10 | C2 | 228R1A05E8- 228R1A05G5 | Dr. SUMALATHA G | |
11 | C3 | 228R1A05G6- 228R1A05J3
| MR. MADAVENA NAGESHWAR | |
12 | C4 | 228R1A05J4- 228R1A05K3 238R5A0518- 238R5A0521 | G NIKHIL | |
13 | D1 | 228R1A05K4- 228R1A05M1
| Mrs. .K MAMATHA | |
14 | D2 | 228R1A05M2- 228R1A05N9
| Dr. PRATHIMA Y | |
15 | D3 | 228R1A05P0- 228R1A05Q7
| Mr. BAIRY MAHENDER | |
16 | D4 | 228R1A05Q8- 228R1A05R7 238R5A0522- 238R5A0528 | Mrs. JAKKA MANJUVANI |
S. No
| Year | Section | H. T. No | Name of the Mentor |
1 | II
| A1 | 238R1A0501- 238R1A0518
| Mr. MOHAMMED AZHAR |
2 | A2 | 238R1A0519- 238R1A0536
| Dr. KUMARI GUBBALA | |
3 | A3 | 238R1A0537- 238R1A0554
| MR. MANIKALA LAKSHMAN | |
4 | A4 | 238R1A0555- 238R1A0565 248R5A0501- 248R5A0506 | Mr. BETHAMCHERLA RAMANA | |
5 | B1 | 238R1A0566- 238R1A0585
| Mrs. BONDUGULA MAMATHA | |
6 | B2 | 238R1A0586- 238R1A05A2
| Dr. EDEM SURESH BABU | |
7 | B3 | 238R1A05A3- 238R1A05B9 | Mrs. BAMINI SRIPRIYA | |
8 | B4 | 238R1A05C0- 238R1A05C9 248R5A0507- 248R5A0512
| Mrs. SAMBU ANITHA |
9 | II | C1 | 238R1A05D0– 238R1A05E6
| Ms. MANNEM SAIMANASA |
10 | C2 | 238R1A05E7- 238R1A05G3
| Dr. RAJESH KUMAR TIWARI | |
11 | C3 | 238R1A05G4- 238R1A05J1
| Mrs. ZEBA RUQSHANH | |
12 | C4 | 238R1A05J2- 238R1A05K3 248R5A0513- 248R5A0518 | Mrs. M PRASHANTHI | |
13 | D1 | 238R1A05K4- 238R1A05M1
| MR. M A MUJEEB | |
14 | D2 | 238R1A05M2- 238R1A05N8 | Mr .D UMA VISHWESHWAR | |
15 | D3 | 238R1A05N9- 238R1A05Q6
| Dr. PRASAD BOBBILLAPATI | |
16 | D4 | 238R1A05Q7- 238R1A05R7 248R5A0519- 248R5A0524
| HUSEN RAJABALI KAGDI |
17 | II
| E1 | 238R1A05R8- 238R1A05P5
| Ms. DUBBAKA NAVANITHA |
18 | E2 | 238R1A05T6= 238R1A05V3
| Mr. UDUTALA MAHENDER | |
19 | E3 | 238R1A05V4- 238R1A05X0
| Dr. MONIKA GAIDHANE | |
20 | E4 | 238R1A05X1- 238R1A05Y1 248R5A0525- 248R5A0530 | ARUN PRAKASH K | |
21 | F1 | 238R1A05Y2-238R1A05Z8
| Mr. KAKARLA RAMANAREDDY | |
22 | F2 | 238R1A05Z9- 238R1A05AR
| Mr. .M PRABHAKAR | |
23 | F3 | 238R1A05AS- 238R1A05BL
| Dr. PRAVEEN KUMAR CHOUKSEY | |
24 | F4 | 238R1A05BM- 238R1A05BX 248R5A0531- 248R5A0536
| KOPPULA SRIDHAR | |
25 | G1 | 238R1A05BY- 238R1A05CR
| Mr.MD GULZAR | |
26 | G2 | 238R1A05CS- 238R1A05DK
| Dr. RAVI KUMAR CHANDU | |
27 | G3 | 238R1A05DL- 238R1A05ED
| Mr. SHYAM SUNDAR | |
28 |
| G4 | 238R1A05EE- 238R1A05EP 248R5A0537- 248R5A0545
| VEMULA SRUJANA |