Orientation to new students in BScAg.pptx

Orientation and motivation

1. All respected persons

2. Tribhuvan University Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences LAMJUNG CAMPUS ORIENTATION Presented By Narendra Bahadur Singh Assistant Professor & Warden

3. Lamjung Campus: An Overview 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 1974 IAAS 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 Dropouts in last five years

6. Lamjung Campus Organogram

7. Departments in Lamjung Campus Agronomy, Plant Breeding and Agricultural Statistics Horticulture and Plant Protection Soil and Environmental Sciences Agri -economics, Agri -extension and Rural Sociology Animal Sciences and Aquaculture

8. Staffing in Lamjung Campus 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 hours distribution by semester Semester Number of Courses Theory (Credit hour) Practical (Credit hour) Total (Credit hour) 1 st 8 16 7 23 2 nd 8 14 8 22 3 rd 9 16 8 24 4 th 9 13 8 21 5 th 10 14 8 22 6 th 10 14 9 23 7 th 9 14 8 22 8 th 4 4 6 10 Total 67 105 (63%) 62 (37%) 167

10. Total credit hours distribution 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 hours distribution 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 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 off hours 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 Issue Seciton Journal Section Lamjung Campus

15. GENERAL PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE SN Name 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 Administration Building Campus premises Campus Gate Digital Board Water Tap Toilet

17. Boys Hostel Hostels Boys Hostel

18. CC cameras

19. Class rooms

20. Laboratories

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 1 st 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 and guidance 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 and Guidance 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

24. Extra curricular activities

25. Sports week

26. Student Organization activities

27. Information System Notices in 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 it behind - history The present and the future

29. “Our progress as a 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 your patience My pleasure to clarify if any queries