Responsive menu doesnot work in mobile layout

Hello there,
I have successfully designed and uploaded my responsive website.Here is my link.
http://trichyengg.ac.in/
I have used responsive dropdown menu in my website.
My menu doesnot work good in mobile layout.Please check and help me.
And also there is some problem in this page
http://trichyengg.ac.in/college.php
Here the accordion works well.But I don't find footer in this page.Please help me to solve this problem.
Thanks in advance.

For the class .footer_style, you need to remove the height:200px (set a min-height:200px if you want the <div> to never shrink past a certain point) and add overflow:hidden so it doesn't collapse with all those floated elements within it.
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