Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR...

Guidelines of IQAC and submission of AQAR for Affiliated/Constituent Colleges

DAV CENTENARY COLLEGE, FARIDABAD (NH-3, N.I.T., FARIDABAD – 121001, Ph: 0129-2415044)

Submission of

Annual Quality Assurance Report

(AQAR 2018-19)

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL

An Autonomous Institution of the University Grants Commission

P. O. Box. No. 1075, Opp: NLSIU, Nagarbhavi, Bangalore - 560 072 India

Contents


Page Nos.

Part – A

01. Details of the Institution 03

02. IQAC Composition and Activities 07

Part – B

03. Criterion – I: Curricular Aspects 13

04. Criterion – II: Teaching, Learning and Evaluation 16

05. Criterion – III: Research, Innovations and Extension 24

06. Criterion – IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources 42

07. Criterion – V: Student Support and Progression 47

08. Criterion – VI: Governance, Leadership and Management 63

09. Criterion – VII: Institutional Values and Best Practices 80

10. Annexure 1: Abbreviations 88

11. Annexure 2: Best Practices 89

12. Annexure 3: Academic Calendar 106

13. Annexure 4: Students’ Feedback 137

14. Annexure 5: Parents’ Feedback 141

15. Annexure 6: Alumni Feedback 144

16. Annexure 7: Teachers’ Feedback 149

17. Annexure 8: Employers’Feedback 153


The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC (For Affiliated/Constituent Colleges)

Part – A

Data of the Institution

(Data may be captured from IIQA)

1. Name of the Institution DAV Centenary College

Name of the Head of the institution: Dr. Satish Ahuja

• Designation: Principal

• Does the institution function from own campus: Yes

Phone no. /Alternate phone no.: 0129-2415044

Mobile no.: 09810249990

Registered e-mail: [email protected]

Alternate e-mail:[email protected]

• Address: NH-3, NIT

• City/Town: FARIDABAD

• State/UT: Haryana

• Pin Code: 121001

2. Institutional status:

• Affiliated / Constituent: Affiliated

• Type of Institution: Co-education

• Location: Urban

• Financial Status: Grants-in aid UGC 2f, 12 (B) and Self financing

• Name of the Affiliating University: M D University, Rohtak

mailto:[email protected]



Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator: Sh. Arun Kumar Bhagat

Phone no.: 09811960696

Alternate phone no.0129-2415044

• Mobile: 09811960696

IQAC e-mail address: [email protected]

Alternate Email address: [email protected]

3. Website address: www.davccfbd.com

Web-link of the AQAR: (2018-19): http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/aqar2018-19.pdf

4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared during the year?

Yes:

Yes, (Please refer Annexure III)

it is uploaded on Web link: http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Academic-

Calendar-2018-19.pdf

5. Accreditation Details:

Cycle Grade CGPA Year of Accreditation Validity Period

1st B 70.75 2003 from:21/03/2003 to: 20/03/2008

2nd A 3.11 2015 from:15/11/2015 to: 14/11/2020

3rd from: to:

4th from: to:

5th from: to:

6. Date of Establishment of IQAC: DD/MM/YYYY: 16.02.2005

7. Internal Quality Assurance System

7.1Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture

Item /Title of the quality initiative by

IQAC Date & duration Number of participants/beneficiaries

• Regular meeting of Internal Quality

Assurance Cell (IQAC); timely submission

2018-19

Whole college including students,

parents and all stake holders

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http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Academic-Calendar-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Academic-Calendar-2018-19.pdf


of Annual Quality Assurance Report

(AQAR) to NAAC; Feedback from all

stakeholders collected, analysed and used

for improvements

• Academic Administrative Audit (AAA)

conducted and its follow up action

• Environment Audit

2018-19

2018-19





Other Quality Audits Pursued:

1. India Today: India today carried out an All India Survey with MDRA and the

Department of Computer Applications of our college has been adjudged as the Second

Best for Value for money Category and over all 77th position in India. The colleges

were judged for Objective Score and Perceptual Score parameters like Intake Quality

and governance, AcademicExcellence, Infrastructure and living Experience,

personality and Leadership, Career Progression and Placement.

TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH BEST VALUE FOR MONEY (Source: India Today;

27th Mat 2019)

RANK COLLEGE Return on Investment (RoI)

1 KANYA MAHAVIDYALAYA, JALANDHAR 311.11

2 DAV CENTENARY COLLEGE, FARIDABAD 162.70

3 DAV COLLEGE ,ABOHAR, PUNJAB 84.39

4 MEHAR CHAND MAHAJAN DAV COLLEGE FOR

WOMEN, CHAINDIGARH

33.70

5 SHREE DHARAMASTHALA

MANJUNATHESHWARA COLLEGE UJJIRE,

KARNATAKA

18.00

TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH LOWEST TUTION FEES (Source: India Today; 27TH

May 2019)


1 KANYA MAHA VIDYALAYA, JALANDHAR 900

2 DAV CENTENARY COLLEGE, FARIDABAD 1280

3 DAV COLLEGE ,ABOHAR, PUNJAB 2370


WOMEN, CHAINDIGARH

6100

5 LOYOLA COLLEGE (AUTONOMUS), CHENNAI 14250

• Also the Science Dept. of our College got 105th Overall position.


2. Times of India: Also the College has been ranked at 31 in the list of ‘Top 70 BBA Institute

Rankings 2019’ by an All India Survey ‘Times BBA Education Rankings Survey 2019’.

According to them “the objective of this record is to arrive at a last of BBA Colleges

Offering Full time BBA Courses in India.” The research had 3 major modules i.e. Desk

Research, Factual Survey & perceptual rating survey.

• Accordingly our College has been ranked at 27 among a list of 50 ‘Top Private Institute.’

(Last year in 2017-18, The College has attained a position of high repute as judged and rated

by a survey by the special issue of 4th June 2018 titled “THE BEST COLLEGES OF

INDIA”. The BBA course has been adjudged at rank 30 in overall rating of courses. Further

in category of ‘Best Value for Money’ our college has been ranked at FIRST POSITION

with a ‘Return on Investment’ score of 37.2 way ahead of the next in line being at score 4.05.

The Table below highlights the achievement)

TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH BEST VALUE FOR MONEY (Source: India Today; 4th June 2018; p-

150)



2 GOBI Arts & Science College, Erode 4.05

3 K J Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce, Mumbai 3.17

4 Chandigarh Business School of Administration, Mohali 2.49

5 M O P Vaishnav College for Women, Chennai 2.49

8. Provide the list of funds by Central/ State Government-

UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR/TEQIP/World Bank/CPE of UGC etc.

Institution/

Department/Faculty Scheme

Funding

agency

Year of award

with duration Amount

DAV Centenary College

Faridabad RUSA RUSA 2018-19 Rs. 2 Crore

Department of Hindi Seminar

U.P. Bhasha

Sansthan,

Lucknow

2018-19 Rs. 50000/-

Department of Sanskrit Seminar

Haryana

Sanskrit

Academy,

Panchkula

2018-19 Rs. 28040/-


9. Whether composition of IQAC as per latest NAAC guidelines: Yes

Composition of IQAC Uploaded at: http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Composition-of-IQAC-2018-19.pdf

10. No. of IQAC meetings held during the year: 04

The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliance to the decisions have been uploaded on the

institutional website.

Yes –Minutes of Meeting & Action Taken Reports/ Compliance are uploaded at

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Ist-Quartely-Meeting-2018-

19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Second-Quarterly-Meeting-2018-

19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Third-Quarterly-Meeting-2018-

19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/MINUTES-OF-4TH-QTR-MEETING.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/ATR-2ND-QTR-MEETING.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/ATR-3RD-QTR-MEETING.pdf

11. Whether IQAC received funding from any of the funding agency to support its

activities during the year? Yes No

If yes, mention the amount: Rs. 2 Crores (RUSA Grant) Year 2018-19

12. Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year (maximum five bullets)

• Purchase of 150 more personal computers for the computer labs and Software worth

Rs. 27, 36,019/- have been purchased which includes tally, Microsoft, visual studio

etc.

• Three National level seminars/conferences were organized in the college by

departments of Hindi, Sanskrit and Science respectively.

• 15 smart boards have been purchased in the college.

• Reduction of use of plastics and conversion of ordinary tube-lights into LED lights

• A village named PAWTA in Faridabad district has been adopted as augmentation to

our outreach programmes

13.Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the Academic year towards

Quality Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the Academic year

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http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Composition-of-IQAC-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Ist-Quartely-Meeting-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Ist-Quartely-Meeting-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Second-Quarterly-Meeting-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Second-Quarterly-Meeting-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Third-Quarterly-Meeting-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Minutes-of-the-Third-Quarterly-Meeting-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/MINUTES-OF-4TH-QTR-MEETING.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/ATR-2ND-QTR-MEETING.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/ATR-3RD-QTR-MEETING.pdf


S.no. Plan of Action Achievement / Out Come

1 Organizing FDPs in the College

FDPs have been organized by the

Departments of Commerce (SFS), BCA &

PG Commerce.

2 Getting RUSA Grant for the College The RUSA Grant of Rs 2 Core for the

college already sanctioned.

3

Getting permission from the UGC for

starting a B.Voc. Retail Management

Course in the College

Permission granted by the UGC.

4 Organising National Conferences / Seminars

/Workshops in the college

National Seminars organized by the

Departments of Hindi, Sanskrit & Science

in this session.

5 Conducting a National Level Students’

Workshop on GST

Applied to DDHE, Haryana, for grant for

organizing such a workshop.

6 Exhorting the EMA Department to continue

its winning streak

The EMA students have won Zonal &

Inter Zonal Youth Festival Championships

and also three prizes in the All India Inter-

University Youth Festival this year.

7 The Department of Tourism & Travel

Management should recreate a village scene

in the college to promote rural tourism

The BTTM Department has organized a

Rural Fair in the Campus for that purpose

in the current session.

8 Promoting active involvement of the college

in the Swachh Campus Campaign

Many such campaigns undertaken in the

college by the College NCC,NSS& Youth

Red Cross Units during this year.

9 Educating students to give up the use of

plastics and polythene bags

A vigorous campaign launched in the

college for the purpose this year.

10 Frequent interaction of the College

IQAC with the different stakeholders

The IQAC has organized a number of

such interactions during the year.

11 The House was assured that a Shooting

Range with the latest technology and

infrastructure would soon be set up in

the college.

A shooting range set up in the college

with the latest technology and

infrastructure.


12 As for infrastructure up gradation, the

House was informed that the work in

that regard was very much on. Wall

tiling has been completed in the BBA

and BCA Block, the outer wall of the

PG Block has been re-plastered and

concrete steps have been taken for IT

procurement and up gradation.

The renovation and retrofitting of the

Girls’ Toilet adjoining the Girls’

Common Room and the 2 Boys’

Toilets in the PG Block undertaken

during the last two months. Also the

new Girls’ NCC Room readied during

this period.

13 As for setting up more smart class

rooms, the House was informed that the

two more such class rooms had been

added during the current session and

more were in the pipeline.

Attempts made by the IQAC to ensure

that the existing smart class rooms are

made optimum use of.

14 As for replacing conventional tube rods

with eco-friendly LED tube lights as

well as CFL bulbs with LED bulbs in

the college campus, the House was told

that the process was very much on.

The process of replacing conventional

tube lights with eco-friendly tube

lights going on apace with around 40

LED lights installed after the last

meeting of the IQAC.

15 As for organizing lectures on Intellectual

Property Rights, it was placed on record

that one such lecture had already been

organized in the current session and

there were plans to organize more such

lectures in the ongoing academic

session.

One more lecture on Intellectual

Property Rights by Prof. Sinha from

MVN University, Palwal, organized

on 15th April, 2019.

16 As for organizing a workshop on

dietetics to circumvent the junk food

crisis, the House was informed that one

such workshop would be organized in

March, 2019.

A programme on dietetics by a domain

expert, a former dietician of Apollo

Hospital, New Delhi, organized in the

month of March.

17 As for providing ICT related training

and re-training to the students and the

faculty, it was placed on record that

some such programmes had already

been organized during the current

session and more such training

programme would be organized on a

One exhaustive session on ICT

Training (Enterprise Resource

Planning) organized for the faculty in

March, 2019.


continuous basis.

18 15 more smart boards be purchased to

use technology to make pedagogy more

effective.

15 more smart boards purchase is in

process

19 A week-long Faculty Development

Programme for teaching staff be

organized during the summer vacation.

A week long faculty development

program for teaching staff organized in

May-June, 2019

20 A week-long training programme for

non-teaching staff be organized during

the summer break.

A week long training program

organized for non-teaching staff in

May, 2019

21 The manner of availing restricted

holidays be discussed in the Staff

Council Meeting.

The matter belongs to staff council and

has been referred there.

22 Leave for more than three days at a

stretch be got sanctioned directly from

the Principal.

The decision related to getting leave

more than 3 days be sanctioned

directly from the Principal is

implemented.

23 Lectures on important diverse issues like

Drug De-addiction and Artificial

Intelligence as well as to mark important

International Days be organized upon

reopening of the college after the

summer vacations.

Implemented and being put in record

24 The process of categorizing the College

Alumni, on the basis of when they

passed out and the status they have

achieved, be undertaken with a view to

making the contribution of the alumni to

the College more effective.

Already under implementation. So,

complied

25 An ICT Cell be set up in the college to

well acquaint the students with AI

applications.

Complied

26 Liberal incentives be given for

undertaking research by the faculty and

such incentives be adequately publicized

Internal research policy has been put

in place for such incentives


as well.

27 A village in Faridabad district be

adopted by the college as part of its

outreach programme.

Village Pawata in Faridabad district

adopted by the college and outreach

activities being performed

28 A Meditation Centre be set up in the

college for the spiritual well-being of the

stakeholders.

Setting up of meditation center is in

process

29 A continuous campaign be carried out in

the college to reduce the use of plastics.

Complied and continued

30 Lectures on cyber laws be arranged for

the benefit of the students and the

faculty.

Lecture on Cyber Fraud Analysis

organized

31 The college campus be made more

divyang friendly by installing rallings on

the wall side of the stairs throughout the

campus as well as by constructing up

and down ramps for easy accessibility.

The process of making collage campus

more divayang friendly is in progress

32 A research policy be framed by the

college to facilitate and incentivize

research by the faculty.

Research policies already framed and

being implemented in the college

14. Whether the AQAR was placed before statutory body? Yes

Name of the statutory body: DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi

Date of meeting(s): 21/09/2019

15. Whether NAAC/or any other accredited body(s) visited IQAC or interacted with it to

assess the functioning?

YES Date: 5-7 Nov.2015 and

Date: 13-14 Feb. 2003

16. Whether institutional data submitted to AISHE: Yes

Year: 2019 Date of Submission: 27/02/2019

17. Does the Institution have Management Information System? Yes

Yes No √


If yes, give a brief description and a list of modules currently operational.

(Maximum 500 words): As given below:

The college has successfully designed and implemented an MIS to optimize distribution of

resources and services to yield maximum benefits to students, teachers and management.

Since its implementation in 2011, it has over these years increasingly grown to include almost

all the areas of management and services like admission, examination, placement, courses etc.

MIS information is centralized in college and is available at finger tips which help in fast

decision and execution. Various summaries and required information is available over the

dashboard which benefits various depts. in the college. For instance, the accounts dept. can

get the details of course wise and class wise fees, fees collected on daily, weekly or monthly

basis, student wise fee and pending fees collection. The administration department on the

other hand gets the status of current admission status for all classes, number of admission of

students course wise, year wise, drop outs, vacant seats, student details and also the students

marks details. The students can login into the system and access their profile to update it, see

their payment history and can make fee payment also, view their documents and mark sheets.

The students can also download the assignments and lesson plan which help them in planning

their activities. Students can also download the mobile App of the college. The teachers can

get the data belonging to any student or group of students, which can be filtered and arranged.

The teachers can also get the details of activities and events organised at dept. and college

level. The teachers are able to communicate with each other and also with different

departments with the email facility. The MIS reports give a clear picture to the management

about the fees received, outstanding amount for every student and also the list of defaulters.

These students can be intimated through emails or manually. Hence the MIS has helped the

college management to utilize and track its resources in an efficient manner, as well as a

facility for the stake holders. The system is continuously monitored and improved as required

from time to time.


Part-B

CRITERIONI–CURRICULARASPECTS

1.1 Curriculum Planning and Implementation

1.1.1 Institution has the mechanism for well-planned curriculum delivery and documentation. Explain in 500

words

MECHANISM FOR WELL PLANNED CURRICULUM

Our college is an affiliated college from Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak. So, we need to

strictly follow syllabus regime and guidelines prescribed by Maharishi Dayanand University. Various

meetings are held regarding syllabus in the university and modifications are accordingly done from

time to time as directed by the University departments as required. Some teachers of our college are in

Syllabus Board of University who join such discussions and meetings. The university departments give

their recommendations and accordingly changes are incorporated as required. Teachers make lesson

plans from the syllabus and deliver lectures according to this plan and adhere to it properly. Lesson

plans are prepared and submitted to the Head of the Department and then Head of the department

submit it to Principal. This process is followed by all departments of college for all the courses. Every

teacher has to prepare and submit lesson plan to Head of the department timely and strictly adhere to

the plan. Lesson plans are also displayed on notice boards for students so that they can easily &

regularly check on which date what topic will be taught. All the information regarding syllabus,

revision plans, presentation slots etc is mentioned in lesson plans.

Few of our add on courses like Diploma and other certificate courses introduced by us are totally run by

our College and curriculum is also developed by us in consultation with the concerned education

partner. We decide Syllabus and run these courses. The details of such courses are also available on

college website for students.

1.1.2 Certificate/ Diploma Courses introduced during the Academic year

Name of

the

Certificate

Course

Name of

the

Diploma

Courses

Date of introduction

and duration

focus on employability/

entrepreneurship

Skill development

Digital

Marketing

NA 17/9/18-17/12/19

(3 Months)

Entrepreneurship Help students for

online marketing

MS Excel

Course

NA 6th August 2018

(6 Months)

Employability and

Entrepreneurship

Computer Skills

1.2 Academic Flexibility

1.2.1 New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year: NIL

Programme with

Code

Date of Introduction Course with Code Date of Introduction

--- --- --- ---

1.2.2 Programmes in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/Elective course system implemented

at the affiliated Colleges (if applicable) during the Academic year.

Name of Programmes UG PG Date of implementation of UG PG


adopting CBCS CBCS / Elective Course System PG(M.Sc.) - YES 2016-17 - YES

B.A. YES - Since beginning YES - B.Sc. (skt) YES - Since beginning YES -

PG Commerce - YES 2016-17 - YES M.A. English - YES 2016-17 - YES

Already adopted (mention the year) YES

1.2.3 Students enrolled in Certificate/ Diploma Courses introduced during the year

No of Students Certificate Diploma Courses 15 Digital Marketing NA

105 Excel Course NA

1.3 Curriculum Enrichment

1.3.1 Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year

Value added courses Date of introduction Number of students enrolled

Digital Marketing 17.09.2018 15

Tally course 06.08.2018 105

Oracle 9 SQL 02.08.2018 17

Hardware & Networking 06.08.2018 18

Graphics Animation 06.08.2018 18

1.3.2 Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year

Project/Programme Title No. of students enrolled for Field Projects /

Internships Project on GST& income Tax B.Com TPP II Sem 54

Project on Excise and Custom B.Com TPP IV Sem 52

Project on Excise and Custom B.Com TPP VI Sem 64

Project on CIC B.Com Hons V Sem 116

Summer Training Reports BBA-V sem 139

Summer Training Reports BBA(CAM)-V Sem 58

Project Report BBA-VI Sem 148

Project Report BBA(CAM)-VI Sem 60

Projects Report MSc(Computer Science) IVSem 20

Fields Trip ProjectsBTTM 31

1.4 Feedback System

1.4.1 Whether structured feedback received from all the stakeholders.

1) Students 2) Teachers 3) Employers 4) Alumni 5) Parents

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1.4.2 How the feedback obtained is being analyzed and utilized for overall development of the

institution? (maximum 500 words)

Feedback is regularly collected from all stake holders like students, parents, employers, alumni and

teachers. A good number of the respondents are selected in each category of stakeholders from the


college through convenience sampling technique to collect feedback from them. There are various

questions covering various aspects on which feedback is taken from them separately. Rating scale of 1

to 10 are created to measure the intensity and frequency of responses. Average score is calculated for

each aspect which is examined through questions and overall average score is calculated by analysing

every aspect. Tally marks are used for tabulation of data. Generally average score is found more than

80% of all the aspects for which feedback is taken.

After analysing the feedback forms, all the aspects whose average score is low, they are being reviewed

and tried to improve the score of that aspect. Feedback collected from students is implemented for

further improvement.

Feedback is also taken from parents who are collected through their interactions with college &

teachers through meetings etc. to know their ward’s progress in college. Various questions are prepared

for parent’s feedback of which majority questions are measured on rating scale and one question is

subjective in nature. The rating scale has 10 levels to measure data. Around 275 parents were contacted

to collect data & taken feedback from them. The data is analysed and overall score is calculated.

Similarly, questionnaires have been created and used for the feedback purpose forAlumni, employers

and teachers. They are created by including the relevant aspects pertaining to each category of

respondents. The analysis and the blank questionnaires used are given in the annexures of this AQAR


CRITERION II -TEACHING-LEARNING AND EVALUATION

2.1 Student Enrolment and Profile 2.1. 1 Demand Ratio during the year

Name of the

Programme Number of seats available

Number of applications

received

Students Enrolled

BA-JMC 60 243 54

BTTM 60 124 34

BBA 180 1104 164

BBA -CAM 60 479 054

BCA 300 920 273

B.Sc(Non-Medical) 160 611 88

B.Sc (Computer

Science) 80 464 68

BA 320 1000 314

B.Com Pass 240 1563 238

B.Com-TPP 60 463 056

B.Com.-Hons 120 997 111

B.Com.CA 60 738 53

MA English 60 89 23

M.Com 80 314 73

M.Sc. Computer

Science 40 83 12

Total 1880 9191 1615

2.2 Catering to Student Diversity 2.2.1. Student - Full time teacher ratio (current year data)

Year Number of

students

enrolled in the

institution (UG)

Number of

students

enrolled in the

institution (PG)

Number of full time

teachers available

in the institution

teaching only UG

courses

Number of full time

teachers available

in the institution

teaching only PG

courses

Number

of

teachers

teaching

both UG

and PG

courses

2018-19 4115 221 103 7 7

2.3 Teaching - Learning Process

2.3.1 Percentage of teachers usingICT foreffective teaching with Learning Management Systems

(LMS), E-learningresourcesetc. (current year data)

Number of

teachers on

roll

Number of

teachers using ICT

(LMS, e-

Resources)

ICT tools and

resources available

Number of

ICT

enabled

classrooms

Number of

smart

classrooms

E-resources

and

techniques

used 117 117 Internet, LCD, Wi-Fi,

Smart Board, EMRC

(CEC), Social Media,

28 15 Tally,

ORACLE,

EXEL, Visual


Computers, Mobile

Phones etc.

Basic and

other resources

as prescribed

by the course

curriculum,

You Tube,

PPT etc.

2.3.2 Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words)

Mentor is a wise and trusted counsellor. And who could be a great Mentor than a Teacher. Our college

believes that Teachers as Mentors play a role model in shaping the future of students. Within the

college premises, we provide direct support to the students having senior faculty as a Mentor who care

about them as a talented person, make them excited about learning and encourage them to pursue their

dreams. The mentors keep first hand record of all the students attached to them and data like parent’s

contacts are also kept and regularly used for communication. We are (The Alma mater) developing a

strong relationship in which more experienced faculties help to guide our students. DAV Centenary

College presumes that Mentorship will create “The Ripple Effect” in student’s life. Like throwing a

pebble in the pond will creates the ripples around the pebble and then radiate outward into wider

circles. Similarly, by sharing ideas, expertise and by offering support to the students will bring positive

effect in this ever-changing world. The students are encouraged to keep contacting their mentors for

guidance, sharing their problems etc. for finding solutions, improving in their studies and grades etc.

Also our college acknowledges the vital role played by the senior students who act as Mentors to first

and second year students. In doing so they provide invaluable help in facilitating all juniors in their

studies & assignments. Their work is much appreciated. Theyare benefited as they will learn leadership

skills as well.The mentors are seen as the medium for making the time of the students more useful and

fruitful.

Number of students enrolled in the institution Number of fulltime teachers Mentor: Mentee Ratio

4336 117 1:37

2.4 Teacher Profile and Quality

2.4.1 Number of full time teachers appointed during the year

No. of

sanctioned

positions

No. of

filled

positions

Vacant positions Positions filled during the current

year

No. of faculty

with Ph.D.

21 16 05 --- 11


2.4.2 Honours and recognitions received by teachers

(received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National, International level from Government,

recognised bodies during the year )

Year of

award

Name of full time

teachers

receiving awards

from state level,

national level,

international

level

Designation Name of the award, fellowship, received from

Government or recognized bodies

2018-

19

Dr. Satish Ahuja Principal ➢ Nominated Member of the Executive Council

of the University

➢ Guest Editor of Indian Journal of Social

Concerns(An International Peer Reviewed

Journal, ISSN No. 2231-5837, Impact Factor

2.821

➢ Honoured by Indian red Cross Society for

contribution to Blood donation activities

➢ Member of Advisory Committee in National

Seminar on NSRAQE 2019

➢ Nominated as President of MDU Sports

Council

2018-

19

Mamta Kumari Asstt. Prof.

(Hindi)

Speaker in International Seminar on Sahitya

Sangam held at Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi

(25.4.2019)

2018-

19

Mr. Pankaj Sharma Assistant

Professor

DST-INSPIRE Fellowship, Ministry of Science and

Technology India

2018-

19

Minakshi Ahuja Asst .Prof. Best Paper Presentation in National Seminar held at

Hindu College, Sonepat, Sponsored by DGHE,

Haryana

2018-

19

Dr. Archana Bhatia Associate

Professor

Award from State Govt. on International Women day

by Honourable Governor for Women Empowerment

and Social Service

2018-

19

Mr. Ravi Kumar Assistant

Professor

Merit Certificate for helping in organizing GPL in

DAVCC, Faridabad


2018-

19

Mr. Ravi Kumar Assistant

Professor

Certified as Director in JDR Pesticides Pvt. Ltd

2018-

19

Dr. Virender

Bhasin

Member of

IQAC,

Assistant

Professor

Member of Board of Studies of School Business

Management and Commerce , MVN University,

Palwal

2018-

19

Dr. Ankur

Aggarwal

Assistant

Professor

Honoured by Swawlamban Trust, Faridabad on

International Women’s day for contribution in

Education &Society

2018-

19

Ms. Priya Kapoor Assistant

Professor

Honoured by Swawlamban Trust, Faridabad on

International Women’s day for contribution in

education & society

2018-

19

Ms. Prerna Sharma Assistant

Professor

Best Poster Presentation, Aggarwal College

Ballabgarh

2018-

19

Dr. Divya Tripathi Associate

Professor

Honoured for Significant Contribution in social

services by Swawlamban Trust, Faridabad

2018-

19

Dr. Suniti Ahuja Associate

Professor

➢ Honoured for Significant Contribution in

social services by Swawlamban Trust,

Faridabad

➢ Member of Advisory Committee in National

Seminar on NSRAQE 2019

2018-

19

Dr. Divya Tripathi ` Associate

Professor

Convenor of Sanskrit Sangoshthi (National Level)

with Haryana Sanskrit Akadami Punchkula

2018-

19

Dr. Jyoti Rana HOD PG

Commerce&M

kt. Dept..

Honoured for special contribution towards women

and children welfare by District administration,

Faridabad.

2018-

19

Dr. Jyoti Rana HOD PG

Commerce&M

kt. Dept..

Inspiring Women award by Aagaman, a Social

Group, New Delhi.

2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms

2.5.1 Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the declaration of

results during the year

Program Name

Program

Code Semester/

Year

Last date of the last

semester-end/ Year end

examination

Date of

declaration

of results of

semester-

end/ year-


end

examination

BBA - VI SEM 30/04/2019 30/05/2019

BBA (CAM) - VI SEM 30/04/2019 30/05/2019

B.COM (PASS) - VI SEM 05/04/2019 31/05/2019

B.COM (CA) - VI SEM 05/04/2019 31/05/2019

B.COM (TPP) - VI SEM 05/04/2019 31/05/2019

B.COM (HONS) - VI SEM 05/04/2019 31/05/2019

B.SC (CS) - VI SEM 21/04/2019 30/06/2019

B.SC (NM) - VI SEM 21/04/2019 30/06/2019

BA - VI SEM 21/04/2019 30/06/2019

BTTM - VIII SEM 28/06/2019 01/07/2019

BAJMC - VI SEM 28/06/2019 01/07/2019

BCA - VI SEM 08/04/2019 29/05/2019

M.COM - VI SEM 24/04/2019 10/07/2019

MA (ENG) - VI SEM 24/04/2019 09/07/2019

M.SC (CS) -

VI SEM 24/04/2019 15/07/2019

2.5.2 Reforms initiated on Continuous Internal Evaluation(CIE) system at the institutional level (250

words)

Internal evaluation forms an important component of the total evaluation of the student performance.

Internal Evaluation in our college is based on the following criteria such as Attendance, Assignments&

Class Performance and Internal/class test. Internal marks are given by the college for every subject as

per the weightages prescribed by the University. Every Subject has 100 marks out of which 20 % is

given internally by every department for every subject. The criteria of Internal Evaluation are usually

10 marks for Internal Test, 5 marks for Assignment & Class Performance and 5 marks for Attendance.

If any student is absent on the day of test, and then there is a provision for Retest also. The Internal

Evaluation is prepared by the concerned subject teacher which is further submitted to the Head of


Department. The Internal Evaluation process is done very carefully by the teachers and they are also

(the Internal Marks) checked by Head of the Department. At last the Internal Evaluation which is

prepared by every department is sent to the Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak for compilation of

final results.

2.5.3 Academic calendar prepared and adhered for conduct of Examination and other related matters

Academic calendar is prepared in the college combined for two academic semesters, July- December

and January- April every year. Classes are scheduled Monday through Saturday between the hours of

9:00 am and 2:30 pm. Some extra classes and other programs may also be scheduled beyond this time.

Every Department prepares its own academic calendar. The academic calendar is prepared by the

Heads of the Departments (HODs) of different departments which is further submitted to principal

forfinal approval. A centralized academic calendar is then prepared at college level afterwards by

integrating all these departmental calendars. The academic calendar contains important dates and

activities that keep students, faculty and other staff members of the college informed in advance and

aligned to the calendar. The academic calendar also serves as a planning document for students, faculty,

staff, and departments as well as outside campus. This calendar includes registration dates, session start

and close dates, exam dates, industrial visits and other students and faculty development programmes

etc. followed in the departments.

2.6 Student Performance and Learning Outcomes

2.6.1 Program outcomes, program specific outcomes and course outcomesfor all programs offered by

the institution are stated and displayed in website of the institution

• The course wise outcome is shown in clause number 2.6.2 below and also uploaded on website

link: http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Programme-Outcomes-2018-19.pdf

This year, India Today carried out an All India Survey with MDRA and the Department of

Computer Applications of our college has been adjudged as the Second Best for Value for

money Category and over all 77th position in India. The colleges were judged for Objective

Score and Perceptual Score parameters like Intake Quality and governance, Academic

Excellence, Infrastructure and living Experience, personality and Leadership, Career

Progression and Placement.

• Also the Science Dept. got 105th Overall position in the survey.

Being an educational institution the vision, priority and thrust; all have been aligned and focussed on

the academic area. All other activities remain in the surrounding to complement this area to create a

holistic impact on the development of the students.

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Programme-Outcomes-2018-19.pdf


• The number of admissions in the college is continuously rising

• The number of students achieving positions in the university merit list is also rising

• The college has also produced university overall toppers at times. This year also one of the

BBA CAM student has attained this feat

• The college is favourite with the placing companies, having placed many students every year

• More and more teachers have attained higher qualifications and research degrees

• India Today carried out an All India Survey with MDRA and the Department of Computer

Applications of our college has been adjudged as the Second Best for Value for money

Category and over all 77th position in India. The colleges were judged for Objective Score

and Perceptual Score parameters like Intake Quality and governance, AcademicExcellence,

Infrastructure and living Experience, personality and Leadership, Career Progression and

Placement.

• Also the Science Dept. got 105th Overall position.

• Also the College has been ranked at 31 in the list of ‘Top 70 BBA Institute Rankings 2019’

by an All India Survey ‘Times BBA Education Rankings Survey 2019’. According to them

“theobjective of this record is to arrive at a last of BBA Colleges Offering Full time BBA

Courses in India.” The research had 3 major modules i.e. Desk Research, Factual Survey &

perceptual rating survey.


TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH BEST VALUE FOR MONEY (Source: India Today; 27th Mat 2019)

RANK COLLEGE Return on Investment

(RoI)





WOMEN, CHAINDIGARH

33.70



KARNATAKA

18.00

TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH LOWEST TUTION FEES (Source: India Today; 27TH May 2019)


(RoI)





WOMEN, CHAINDIGARH

6100



Last year in 2017-18, The college has attained a position of high repute as judged and rated by a

survey by the special issue of 4th June 2018 titled “THE BEST COLLEGES OF INDIA”. The BBA

course has been adjudged at rank 30 in overall rating of courses. Further in category of ‘Best Value

for Money’ our college has been ranked at FIRST POSITION with a ‘Return on Investment’ score

of 37.2 way ahead of the next in line being at score 4.05. The Table below highlights the achievement

TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH BEST VALUE FOR MONEY (Source: India Today; 4th June 2018;

p-150)





4 Chandigarh Business School of Administration,

Mohali

2.49


2.6.2 Pass percentage of students Programme

Code

Programme name Number of students

appeared in the final

year examination

Number of students passed in

final semester/year examination

Pass Percentage

BBA BBA III 176 135 76.7

BBA CAM BBA CAM III 73 56 76.7

BTTM BTTM VIII 19 18 94.7

BAJMC BAJMCIII 35 30 85.7

BCA BCA III 298 159 53.35

B.COM B.COM ( PASS)

III 205 130

63.41

B.COM B.COM ( CA) III 64 36 56.25

B.COM B.COM ( TPP) III 64 55 85.93

B.COM B.COM ( HONS)

III 116 111

95.68

B.SC B.SC III 104 67 64.42

B.A B.A III 157 54 34.39

M.COM M.COM II 71 64 90.14

MA MA II 26 11 42.3

M.SC M.SC II 19 11 57.89

2.7 Student Satisfaction Survey

2.7.1 Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) on overall institutional performance (Institution may design the

questionnaire) we have designed a specific questionnaire for collecting feedback of students. Please see

Annexure IV. The Same has been uploaded at College website http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Student-Feedback-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Student-Feedback-2018-19.pdf


CRITERION III – RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS AND EXTENSION

3.1 Resource Mobilization for Research

3.1.1 Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organisations

Nature of the

Project

Duration

Name of the

funding Agency

Total grant

sanctioned

Amount

received

during the

Academic

year

Major projects --- ---- --- --

Minor Projects 1year

Gandhi Gram Rural Institute, TamilNaidu

3,20,000/

-

1,28,000/-

Interdisciplinary

Projects --- --- --- ---

Industry

sponsored Projects --- --- --- ---

Projects sponsored

by the University/

College

1 Year DAVCC, Faridabad 55000/- Nil

5Months DAVCC, Faridabad 15000/- Nil

5 Months DAVCC, Faridabad 10000/- Nil


Students Research

Projects

(other than

compulsory by the

College)






International

Projects --- --- --- ---

Any

other(Specify) --- --- -- --

Total 4,49,000/- 1,28,000/

3.2 Innovation Ecosystem

3.2.1 Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-Academia

Innovative practices during the year

Title of Workshop/Seminar Name of the Dept. Date(s)

Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs)

by Sachin Kathuria (CS,CA) Business Administration 03.11.18

Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs)

by Dr. Bineet Sinha MVN University Palwal. Business Administration

15.04 2019

Seminar on Animation and Design by MAAC

Computer Application 21.8.2018

Seminar by Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd. Computer Application

10.9.2018


Seminar on Scope of IT in Aviation Industry Computer Application

21.9.2018

Cloud Literacy Day by ICT Academy Computer Application

29.10.2018

Seminar on Research Internship Offerings Computer Application

18.04.2019

Workshop on How to Market Yourself by NIIT Computer Application

24.01.2019

Industry Academia Workshop by Bright Career

Institute

Commerce (SFS) 29.01.2019

Workshop by SAP Institute

Commerce (SFS) 25.08.2018

Seminar on Entrepreneurship

PG(Commerce) 05.04.2019

Seminar on Stock Market

Business Administration 31.08.2018

Workshop on Fraud analysis and cyber laws

Business Administration 14.03.2019

Physics Workshop and Experiments

Science 18.08.2018

GIS & RS Skill Development & Employability Geography 28-30 Jan 2019

3.2.2 Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research Scholars/Students during the year

Title of the

innovation

Name of the

Awardees

Awarding Agency Date of

Award

Category

Model on Smart

Surveillance

Mr. Neeraj

Malhotra

Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru

College, Faridabad 15/2/2019 Science

Exhibition

Model on Smart

Surveillance Mr. Suraj Jha



Exhibition

Model Creation

Competition Nikhil Bhardwaj



Exhibition

Model creation

Competition

Sanchit

Khandelwal



Exhibition

3.2.3 No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year

Incubation

Centre Name Sponsored by

DAVCC

Faridabad Entrepreneurship Club

Dr. Ajay Garg (Company secretary)

DAVCC

Faridabad Entrepreneurship Forum

DAVCC, Faridabad

Name of the

Start-up Nature of Start-up Date of commencement

Unique Club Online Shopping Portal 05/07/2018

Teaching Teaching 14/01/2019


Practice

3.3 Research Publications and Awards

3.3.1 Incentive to the teachers who receive recognition/awards

State National International

03 08 01

3.3.2 Ph. Ds awarded during the year (applicable for PG College, Research Center)

Not Applicable

Name of the Department No. of Ph. Ds Awarded

---- ----

3.3.3Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year

Department

No. of

Publication Average Impact Factor, if any

International Business Administration 04 5.7

International Business Administration 02 -----

International Computer Application 02 ------

International BA(J&MC) 04

5.87

International Political Science 02

-----

International Sanskrit 01

------

International Commerce SFS 01 5.3165

National Sanskrit 03

-----

National P.G(Commerce) 01

5.3165

National Physics 01

-----

3.3.4 Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International

Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year

Department No. of Publications

Edited Books Conference Proceedings Commerce 04 03

Science 02 --

Hindi 02

--

Sanskrit 04 01

Economics 01

--

BA 04

--


MSc 03 --

Computer Application 01

--

BBA -- 01

3.3.5 Bibliometrics of the publications during the last Academic year based on average citation index in

Scopus/ Web of Science or Pub Med/ Indian Citation Index

Title of the paper Name of the author Title of the

journal

Year of

publicat

ion

Citation

Index

Institutional

affiliation as

mentioned

in the

publication

Number

of

citations

excludin

g self

citations

ARCN : A Framework to

detect and Mitigate

Malicious Insider attacks in

cloud based Environments

Priya Oberoi IJMEMS 2018 DAVCC

Organic Food & Purchase

behaviour: A Review and

Future Agenda

Dr. Jyoti Rana Journal of Retails

and Consumer

Services

2018 DAVCC

3.3.6 h-index of the Institutional Publications during the year. (based on Scopus/ Web of science) Title of the paper Name of

the author

Title

of the

journ

al

Year of

publica

tion

h-index Number of

citations

excluding

self-citations

Institutional Affiliation as

mentioned in the Publication

ARCN : A Framework to

detect and Mitigate

Malicious Insider attacks in

cloud based

Environments

Priya

Oberoi,

Sumit

Mittal,

Rajneesh

Kumar

Gujral

IJME

MS

2018 1 3 DAVCC

3.3.7 Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year :

No. Of Faculty International level National level State level Local level

Attended

Seminars/

Workshops

05 59 Seminars

41Workshops

32 Seminars

01 Workshop

17 Seminars

312 Workshops

Presented papers 12

69

-----

------

Resource Persons ---- 26 05 05


3.4 Extension Activities

3.4.1 Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community and

Non- Government Organisations through NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red Cross (YRC) etc., during the year Title of the Activities Organising unit/ agency/

collaborating agency

Number of teachers co-

ordinated such activities

Number of students participated in such activities

NATIONAL SEMINAR ON

ROAD SAFETY

Road Safety Club 4 55

SWACHHTA PAKHWARA NSS Girls Unit & NSS Boys Unit 8 75

BLOOD DONATION CAMP

(06/09/2018)

Indian Medical Association and

Rotary Club Faridabad

10 107

INTER COLLEGE

DECLAMATION

COMPETITION

Aggarwal College, Ballabhgarh 2 2

LECTURE ON BEAUTY AND

WELLNESS

Dermatech Clinic 2 25

VOTER AWARENESS RALLY New Voter and Future Voter club 7 177

SURGICAL STRIKE DAY

(POSTER & WRITING

COMPETITION)

NSS Girls Unit & NSS Boys Unit 4 38

SEMINAR ON SURGICAL

STRIKE DAY

NSS Girls Unit & NSS Boys Unit 7 41

NSS DAY CELEBRATION Aggarwal College, Ballabhgarh 2 2

WORKSHOP ON HAPPY &

HEALTHY LIVING

NSS Girls Unit and English

Department 22 10

7 DAY NSS CAMP NSS Girls Unit & NSS Boys Unit 8 94

3 days Pulse Polio Drive

Campaign

NSS Boys 1 17

International Yoga day celebration NSS Boys 1 50

Program shoot on Swachh Bharat

in Village Pawta

NAA Boys

Collaborating : Lok Shabha T.V 1 Students of

Govt. School,

Pawta

Outreach Program: Adopting

Govt. School (Village Pawta)

DAV Centenary College,

(DAVCC)Faridabad 11 242

Sharing & Caring Club activities DAVCC, Faridabad 4 60

Visit to Suraj Kund Craft Mela BBA Dept. 2 34

Workshop IMT Faridabad. 5 165


District level Health Awareness

&Training YRC camp

District YRC Society 2 128

Health Check-up camp DAVCC,Faridabad 3 35

AIDS Awareness Rally DAVCC, Faridabad 1 40

Drug Free India DAVCC, Faridabad 3 50

Celebration of World Health Day DAVCC, Faridabad 2 30

Celebration of International Youth

Day

DAVCC, Faridabad 2 75

3.4.2 Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized

bodies during the year

Name of the Activity Award/recognition Awarding bodies No. Of

Students

benefited Inter Disciplinary International

Seminar (MDU, Rohtak)

First Position MDU Rohtak 2

Inter Disciplinary International

Seminar (MDU, Rohtak)

Second Position MDU Rohtak 2

National Seminar on “Bhartiya

Lok Sahitya ki Adhunik yug

mein Prasangikata”

(09.02.2019)

Appreciation Letter Dr. Harisharan Verma ,

Retd. Prof. And

Renowned Dramatist,

Chief Editor of

International Refereed

Journal “ Indian Journal

of Social Concern”

150

All India Nausainik Camp,

Karwar (Karnataka)

Gold Medal

(Seamanship Competition)

DG, NCC, Delhi 1

DNTC-II Gold Medal Best Cadet, Silver

Medal in Service Subject, Bronze

in Firing

NCC-Academy , Ropar ,

Punjab

4

ATC – Sohna,Haryana Gold Medal Best Cadet, Gold

Medal in Volley Ball, Gold Medal

in Drill

1 Haryana Naval Unit

NCC

41

R.D Camp ,New Delhi Governor Honour, with cash

prize-Rs.11, 000& 1 Haryana

DG, NCC, Delhi 1


Naval Unit NCC-Rs.5, 000.

Pre R.D Camp at Vishwa

Bharti P.G College, Sikar

(Rajasthan)

Participation Ministry of Youth

Affairs & Sports,

Government of India

1

IGNIDEA: National Level

Event (Debate)

First Position DAV CENTENARY

COLLEGE,

FARIDABAD

1

All India Essay Writing Event

2018

Participation Shri Ram Chander

Mission UN Information

Centre & the Heartfulness

Education Trust

11

Extension Lecture on the topic

of “Hindi Kavita – Pathan

Paathan Ki Vidhi”

(11.08.2018)

Appreciation Letter Prof. Dr. Maya Malik,

MDU, Rohtak

100

Hindi Diwas Celebration Appreciation Letter Dr. Harisharan Verma,

Retd. Prof. And

Renowned Dramatist,

Chief Editor of

International Refereed

Journal “ Indian Journal

of Social Concern”

120

STATE LEVEL LEGAL

LITERACY COMPETITION

First Position GOVT.

POSTGRADUATE

COLLEGE,

PANCHKULA

1

Documentary (State level

Legal Literacy Competition)

Second Position Govt.PG

College,Sector-

1,Panchkula

1

Documentary (State level

Legal Literacy Competition)

First Position Govt.PG

College,Sector-

1,Panchkula

6

District Youth Parliament Second Position DHE, Panchkula 1

Inter College Poetry Contest on

Co-operation

Certificate of Participation Haryana State

Cooperative

1


Development

Federation Ltd.

DISTRICT LEVEL LEGAL

LITERACY FUNCTION

(debate)

Second Position Pt. JLN Govt. College

Faridabad, sponsored

by DGHE Govt. Of

Haryana

1

Poetic Recitation English

(District Level Literacy

Function )



by DGHE Govt. Of

Haryana

1


LITERACY FUNCTION

(Debate)

First Position Pt. JLN Govt. College


by DGHE Govt. Of

Haryana

1


LITERACY FUNCTION

(SKIT)



by DGHE Govt. Of

Haryana

6


LITERACY FUNCTION

(PPT)



by DGHE Govt. Of

Haryana

1


LITERACY FUNCTION

(PPT)

Third Position Pt. JLN Govt. College


by DGHE Govt. Of

Haryana

1


LITERACY FUNCTION

(QUIZ)



by DGHE Govt. Of

Haryana

2


LITERACY FUNCTION

(PAINTING)



by DGHE Govt. Of

1


Haryana

District Level Science

Exhibition

Second Position Pt. JLN Govt. College ,

FARIDABAD

2

Documentary (District level

legal literacy function


Faridabad, Sponsored

by DGHE Govt. of

Haryana

1

District Level Legal Literacy

Competitive Event (Slogan)


Faridabad, Sponsored

by DGHE Govt. of

Haryana

1

7 Days NSS Camp Best Volunteers DAVCC, FARIDABAD 2

Inter-College Kite Making

Competition

Second Position Pt. JLN govt. College ,

FARIDABAD

1

LEGAL LITERACY CELL

(Debate)

First Position GOVT. COLLEGE FOR

GIRLS, GURUGRAM

1

LEGAL LITERACY CELL

(Skit)

First Position GOVT. COLLEGE FOR

GIRLS, GURUGRAM

6

INTER COLLEGE

DECLAMATION CONTEST

First Position K.L. MEHTA

DAYANAND

COLLEGE FOR

WOMEN

1

DECLAMATION CONTEST

(SOCIAL SCIENCE)

First Position K.L. MEHTA

DAYANAND

COLLEGE FOR

WOMEN

1

Divisional level Legal Literacy

event (skit)

First Position HSLSA(Haryana state

Legal Services Authority)

6

Declamation for youth

leadership for Nationalism &

Nation building

First Position Nehru Yuva Kendra 1

Annual Tech- Fest “Tech – a-

Nation”(Event Tug of war)

Second Position Echelon Institute of

Technology,

FARIDABAD

6


Annual Tech- Fest “Tech – a-

Nation”(Event Pub Ji)

Second Position Echelon Institute of

Technology,

FARIDABAD

3

VETRATVA (Inter College) First Position Satyug Institute of

Engineering &

Technology,

FARIDABAD

11

Radio Singing Competition

2018

Certificate of Appreciation Radio NGF 90.4,Pawal 1

Documentary (Division level

legal literacy cell)

Third Position Govt. College for Girls,

Sector-14, Gurugram

1

State Youth parliament Participation certificate Govt.PG college sector-

1,Panchkula

1

Hindi poetry Third Position GGDSD College, Palwal 1

Poetic Recitation Second Position K.L Mehta Dayanand

College for Women,

Faridabad

1

Declamation Contest Consolation K.L Mehta Dayanand

College for Women,

Faridabad

1

YRC BEST VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR YOUTH RED

CROSS,DAVCC

2

Inter College Story Writing

competition

Third Position Aggarwal College,

Ballabhgarh

1

Inter College Motivational

Story Writing

Second Position K.L Mehta Dayanand

College for Women,

Faridabad

1

Shlok Ucharan Competition Second Position K.L Mehta Dayanand

College for Women,

Faridabad

1

Kavita Path Paticipation K.L Mehta Dayanand

College for

1


Women,Faridabad

Kavita Path Third Prize K.L Mehta Dayanand

College for

Women,Faridabad

1

NAVRANG: Inter College

Cultural fest

Overall Trophy to DAVCC,

Faridabad

Govt. College, Khedi

Gujran

19

3.4.3 Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-Government

Organisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness, Gender Issue, etc. During the

year

Name of the

scheme

Organising unit/ agency/

collaborating agency

Name of the activity Number of

teachers

coordinated

such

activities

Number

of

students

participat

ed in such

activities

NSS NSS Girls Unit & NSS Boys Unit SWACHHTA PAKHWARA 8 75

NSS Indian Medical Association and Rotary Club,Faridabad

BLOOD DONATION CAMP 10 107

NSS Aggarwal College, Ballabhgarh INTER COLLEGE

DECLAMATION

COMPETITION

2 2

NSS Clinic Dermatech LECTURE ON BEAUTY AND

WELLNESS 2 25

NSS New Voter and Future Voter club VOTER AWARENESS RALLY 7 177

NSS NSS Girls Unit & NSS Boys Unit SURGICAL STRIKE DAY

(POSTER & WRITING

COMPETITION)

4 38

NSS NSS Girls Unit & NSS Boys Unit SEMINAR ON SURGICAL

STRIKE DAY 7 41

NSS Aggarwal College,Ballabhgarh NSS DAY CELEBRATION 2 2

NSS NSS Girls Unit and English Department

WORKSHOP ON HAPPY &

HEALTHY LIVING 22 10

NSS NSS Girls Unit & NSS Boys Unit 7 DAY NSS CAMP 8 94

NSS DAVCC, Faridabad

Collaborating Agency:

District Admin

3 days Pulse Polio Drive

Campaign

1 17


NSS DAVCC, Faridabad


DHE, Haryana

International Yoga day

celebration

1 50

Collaborating :

Lok Shabha T.V DAVCC, Faridabad

Collaborating : Lok Shabha T.V

Program shoot on Swachh

Bharat in Village Pawta

1 Students

of Govt.

School,

Pawta

NSS Road Safety Club NATIONAL SEMINAR ON

ROAD SAFETY 4 55

Gender Isuue DAVCC Faridabad Raksha Bandhan:

Celebration of Womenhood 10 113

Youth Red

Cross Cell

District YRC Society District level Health

Awareness &Training YRC

camp

2 128

Road Saftey Organising unit:

DAVCC, Faridabad


Haryana Govt. (7.3.2019)

Road Safety Written Quiz

43 500

Swachh Bharat Organising unit:

DAVCC, Faridabad


Haryana Govt.

Swachh Bharat Awareness

Camp 33 319

Gender Issue Organising unit:

DAVCC, Faridabad


Govt College

Extension Workshop on

Gender Sensitization 7 200

Gender Equity Business Admin. Dept. Lecture, Open Discussion

and Feedback collection

through Questionair

3 58

Shahidi Diwas DAVCC Faridabad Shahidi Diwas Karyakaram

(25.3.2019) 20 45

Swachch Bharat . Organising unit:

DAVCC, Faridabad


Haryana Govt.

Swachcha Bharat Internship

Programme 02 1

Women Cell Organising unit:

DAVCC, Faridabad

Collaborating agency:

Haryana Govt.

Women cell

02 1

Gender Issue Organized by Hindustan Hindi

Newspaper – Held at Hindustan

office, NIT5, Faridabad

Aao Rajneeti Kare,

(organized by Hindustan

Hindi Newspaper – Held at

Hindustan office, NIT5,

Faridabad)

01 02

Sanskrit Week

Celebration

Sanskrit Parishad Subhashit LekhanClass wise

Quiz Competition,Yagna 01 10


aur Yagna Vidhi par

Vaigyanik

VyakhyaShlokoucharan

Pratiyogita aivam

VyakhyanExtension Lecture

by Acharaya Baldev Raj

Shant

Educational

Trip

FMRT, Foundation of

Management, Research &

Training

Participation in WOMEN

LEADERSHIP

CONCLAVE: ASHMITA

1 40

Green India Mission

NCC Girls Unit, DAVCC, Faridabad.

Earth Day (Tree

Plantation) (22/4/2019) 02 47

Pulse Polio NCC Girls Unit, DAVCC, Faridabad.

Pulse Polio Rally,

20/08/2018 02 47

Beti Bachao

Beti Padhao

NCC BOYS Unit, DAVCC,

Faridabad.

BetiBachaoMaha

Rally(17/9/2018) 01

More

than 400

Cadets

International

Yoga Day

1 Haryana Unit NCC Participating in one day

Yoga Camp – 21st June

2018

02 33

Blood

Donation

Camp

1 Haryana Unit NCC Organising Blood

Donation Camp -26th Nov

2018

02 22

Swacchh

Bharat Anti –

Drug

1 Haryana Unit NCC Organising Anti-Drug

Rally -02nd Oct 2018 02 33

Surgical Strike

Day

1 Haryana Unit NCC Celebrate Surgical Strike

Day-28th Sept 2018 02 25

Army Day NCC (Boys) 15th Jan 2019 10 50

Declamation

For Youth

Leadership for

Nationalism

and Nation

building

26/11/2018 at

Nehru Yuva Kendra,

Faridabad Declamation(Winning 1st

Position in District

Faridabad) (Awarded

Rs5000/-) 01 01


DC Model

Senior

Secondary

School, Sec

09, Faridabad District Level

Legal Literacy

Activity

01/03/2019

HSLSA(Haryana State Legal

Services Authority) Competitive events –

Painting ,Slogan , Debate,

Declamation, Essay,

Poetry,

Documentary,Quiz,PPT,

Skit (10 Prizes)

02 20

Voter

Awareness

Quiz,

Declamation

and Rally

25/1/2019

Future Voter and New Voter

Club Voter Awareness

Campaign

04

12

Participa

nts and

Audience

(200)

Division Level

Legal Literacy

Event on

14/03/2019 at

GCW,SEC14,

Gurugram


Services Authority) Competitive events –

Painting ,Slogan , Debate,

Poetry,

Documentary,Quiz,PPT,S

kit (03Prizes) Awarded

Total Prize Amount

Rs11000/-

02 16

State Level,

Legal Literacy

Event , Held at

Govt College,

Sector 01,

Panchkula on

09/04/2019


Services Authority) Competitive events Skit,

Debate, Documentary (02

Prizes) Cash Award total

– 19000/- 02 08

Vishva

Swaechhik

Rakatdan

Diwas

DAVCC, Faridabad

Collaborating: Haryana Govt.

Competitive events

Debate, essay writing

Documentary on Swachh

Bharat

06 50

150th Birth

Centenary

celebration of

Mahatma

Gandhi

DAVCC, Faridabad

Collaborating: National

Gandhi Museum, New Delhi

Short Film, Lecture on

Truth & Non-Violence 09 72

3.5 Collaborations

3.5.1 Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the

year

Nature of Activity

Participa

nt

Source of

financial support Duration Student Exchange

Student Exchange Programme (CareerCounselling 35 DAVCC 1 day


Session)

Inter University Quiz Students Exchange 34 DAVCC 1 day

State Level Quiz Competition 51 DAVCC 1 Day

Tech a Nation 13 DAVCC

One Day

(23/02/2019)

VETRATVA 20 DAVCC

One Day

(1/03/2019)

Inter Disciplinary Seminar at MDU, Rohtak 5 DAVCC

One Day

(29/03/2019)

NAVRANG FEST 17 DAVCC

One

Day(12/03/2019)

Annual Science marathon (Student Exchange) 40 DAV Centenary

college 1 day

Student Exchange Programme 165

DAVCC

Three Days (26

to 28 March

2019)

National level Power Point Presentation Research Point

2018 50

DAVCC 1day(26.09.18)

Student Development Programme 110 DAV Centenary

College 16.02.2019

Faculty Exchange:

Faculty Development Programme 104 DAV Centenary

College& ICMA 01/09/2018

Physics Workshop on topic – Tesla Coil (Electricity and

Magnetism 63 DAV Centenary

College 1 day

Extension Lecture by Dr.Jitender Singh MDU, Rohtak 33 DAV Centenary

College 1 day

Chemistry Seminar on topic “Chemistry: How to learn

Chemistry systematically?” by Professor S.C Puri,

Former Professor DAV College, Jalandhar

136 DAV Centenary

College 1 day

National Seminar on topic “Critiques of Science and

Technology: Social Implications” 140 DAV Centenary

College 1 day

Extension Lecture on personal Counselling by Dr.

Jaishree Choudhary from UDAAN IAS Institute 20 DAV Centenary

College

1 day

(12/03/2019)

Faculty Exchange (Career Counselling) 70

DAVCC

One Day

(28/01/2019)

Extension Lecture on Topic “Data Warehousing And

Mining’’ 55 DAV Centenary

College 1 day


Extension Lecture on Topic ‘Ionosphere and it’s

importance’ 34 DAV Centenary

College 1 day

Extension Lecture on Topic “Linear Transformation.’’ 47 DAV Centenary

College 1 day

Extension Lecture on Topic “Complex Analysis” 91 DAV Centenary

College 1 day

Extension Lecture on Topic “Alkyl Halides and Aryl

Halides’ 30 DAV Centenary

College 1 day

Extension Lecture Topic “Hindi Kavita Pathan Paathan ki

Vidhi” Dr. Maya Malik from MDU, Rohtak - 100

DAVCC 1 DAY

Deliver Judgement in an Inter-College Competition

organized by Literary Society in K.L Mehta Dayanand

College for Women

01

K.L Mehta

Dayanand College

for Women

Faridabad.

1 Day

Guest Lecture on Tourism by Mr. Amit Kumar at Rajkiya

Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya, New Ashok Nagar East

Delhi

01

Rajkiya Sarvodaya

Kanya Vidyalaya,

New Ashok Nagar

East Delhi

1 day

7 Days FDP on Big Data, R Programming and Python 31 ICT Acedamy

7 Days

(12-18 Feb 2019)

FDP on Emotional Intelligence 41 ICT Academy

27th -29th June

2019

Extension Lecture on Travel & Tourism 01

Rajkiya kanya

Vidyalaya, New

Delhi

23/01/2019

3.5.2 Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the-job training, project work, sharing of

research facilities etc. During the year

Nature of linkage Title of the linkage

Name of the partnering

institution/ industry

/research lab with contact

details

Duration

(From-To)

Par

tici

pan

t

Training Academics & Training Oracle Academy 21.07.2018 120

Training Academics & Training Amazon Web Service 04.08.2018 411

Development of

Competitive

Skills

Preparation & Guidance for

Competitive Exams

Bright Career Maker 1 day 152

Career Guidance Learning the SAP SAP Institute Faridabad 1 day 201

Project Work Project Report on GST &

Income Tax

DICS Institute 1 day 150

Tally Tally & Excel Classes Trouble Shooter 3 Months 105

Investor

Awareness

Programme

Job Oppournity in Stock Market

Inverstor Awareness Program

BSE – ISF 1 day 98


Awareness

Taxation law &

Mercantile Law

Extension Lecture on Taxation

Law & Mercantile law

LDR & Company 10 days 472

Workshop Contest ICFL, Stock Mind -7

ICICI Securities Ltd. One Day 9th

Jan 2019

200

Internship Job Internship Indigo Airlines Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship Tour-O- Pick Jan-June 04

Internship Job Internship Rover Holidays Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship Pushvaal Solutions Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship Discover Leisure Tour &

Travel Pvt Ltd

Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship Complete Travel Service Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship Shine Tour & Travels Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship

Infinity & Beyond

Travels Ltd

Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship Sun & Moon Travels Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship Deep Travels Jan-June 02

Internship Job Internship Cox & Kings Jan-June 03

Internship Job Internship Holiday 7 Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship The Bristol Hotel Jan-June 01

Internship Job Internship The Voyagers Holidays Jan-June 01

Research

Internship Research Internship

Avadna Services Pvt.

Ltd.

10.09.2019-

10.09.2020

06

Training Academics &Training ICT Academy 10.05.2019 40

Stock Market

Trading

Stock Market Trading The institute of cost

accountant of India

,Faridabad chapter

06.09.2019 50

Stock market Seminar on Stock market Profit Idea 31.08.2018 180

Network

Marketing

Workshop on Network

Marketing

Modicare 08.09.2018 56

Personal

Counselling

Extension Lecture UDAAN IAS Institute 12.03.2019 20


session for

students

3.5.3 MOUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other universities, industries,

corporate houses etc. During the year

Organisation Date of

MOU

signed

Purpose and Activities Number of

students/te

achers

participate

d under

MoUs

ICT 10.05.19 Training & FDP 50 students

and 25

teachers

Quality S/W Systems, Aptech Ltd. 17.07.18 Extension Classes & Projects& Add-on

course

50

Avadna 10.01.19 Internships 100

Bright Career Maker August Preparation & Guidance for Competitive

Exams

20

SAP Institute Faridabad September Learning the SAP 20

Rover Holidays January Internship 01

Deep Travels January Internship 01


CRITERION IV – INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

4.1 Physical Facilities

4.1.1 Budget allocation, excluding salary for infrastructure augmentation during the year

Budget allocated for infrastructure augmentation Budget utilized for infrastructure development

Rs.5678960/- Rs. 7954855/-

4.1.2 Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year

Facilities Existing Newly added

Campus area 2.0 Acre ---

Class rooms 60 01

Laboratories 13 ---

Seminar Halls 04 ----

Classrooms with LCD facilities 12 -----

Classrooms with Wi-Fi/ LAN 60 01

Seminar halls with ICT facilities 04 ---

Video Centre 12 -----

No. Of important equipments purchased (≥ 1-0

lakh) during the current year.

*763 -294 = (200+06-

500)

Value of the equipment purchased during the

year (Rs.)

*23640837 -1677606 =

(1733029-3493236-

2680060-

282400+5668425-

3231163+607799)

Others

*Added 50 more computers in 2016-17 worth Rs. 1733029

Written off 156 Computers in 2016-17 Worth Rs. 3493236


Donated 10 Computers in 2017-18 worth Rs. 282400

Added 150 computers in 2018-19 worth Rs. 5668425


Added 6 more other items in 2018-19 worth Rs. 607799

4.2 Library as a Learning Resource

4.2.1 Library is automated {Integrated Library Management System -ILMS}

Name of the ILMS

software

Nature of automation (fully or

partially)

Version Year

of

autom

ation

In house developed with OPAC facility

Full Always Upgraded as per requirement .

Since 2002


4.2.1 Library Services: as per requirement

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 19480 4186485 1009 259313 20489 4445798

Reference

Books

33522 6350363 877 435803 34399 6786166

e-Books As per

Inflib.net

record

Journals 43 33859 04 17900 47 51729

e-Journals Two 18800 Two 18800

Digital Database Inflib.net

CD & Video

Library

automation

Since

2000

Weeding (Hard

&Soft)

Others (specify)

4.3 IT Infrastructure

4.3.1 Technology Upgradation (overall)

Tota

l

Com

puter

s

Comp

uter

Labs

Internet Browsin

g

Centres

Comput

er

Centres

Office Department

s

Available band

width (MGBPS)

Others

Existi

ng

647 10 02

10

02

42

21

16MBPS

Adde

d

-300 - -01

-

-

-

-

+4MBPS

Total 347* 10 01 10 02 42 21 20MBPS

*Added 50 more computers in 2016-17

Written off 156 computers in 2016-17


Donated 10 computers in 2017-18

Added 150 computers in 2018-19


Net available computers = 347

4.3.2 Bandwidth available of internet connection in the Institution (Leased line)

20MBPS


4.3.3 Facility for e-content

Name of the e-content development facility Provide the link of the videos and media centre and

recording facility

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4.3.4 E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG-Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG-Pathshala CEC (Under

Graduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives &

institutional (Learning Management System (LMS) etc NA

Name of the

teacher

Name of the module Platform on which module

is developed

Date of launching e –

content DR. JYOTI

RANA

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY SWAYAM MARCH 2019

4.4 Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure

4.4.1 Expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and academic support facilities, excluding

salary component, during the year

Assigned budget on

academic facilities

Expenditure incurred

on maintenance of

academic facilities

Assigned budget on

physical facilities

Expenditure incurred on

maintenance of physical

facilities Rs. 2450000/- Rs. 2459540/- Rs. 5516215/- Rs. 4562288/-

4.4.2 Procedures and policiesfor maintainingandutilizingphysical,academicand support facilities –

laboratory,library,sports, complex,computers,classrooms etc. have been explained below and the same has

been uploaded at College Website http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Support-Facilities-2018-19.pdf

Procedures & Policies for Maintenance & Utilization of Academic and Support

facilities

Academic and Support facilities:

Great care is taken in creating and hosting academic and support facilities for the valued students. The

physical facilities including Laboratories, Library, Classrooms and Computers, Sports Complex etc. of

high quality are made available for the students those who are admitted in the college. These facilities are

upgraded and augmented from time to time.

➢ LABORATORIESThe infrastructure includes more than a dozen computer laboratories in the

college. These labs catering to the needs of various department are provided with advanced computers

which are sufficiently equipped with the latest tools and licensed software packages, connected through

LAN and Internet with wi-fi facility Every year new computers are purchased and some old ones are

being written off. At present there are 347 computers in the college after some having been written off

and a few others been donated. The computer facility has been supported by On-Line Un-interrupted

Power Supply (UPS). In addition, our students have the privilege of availing computer facilities in

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several specialized sections to have a complete training session. Every Lab has a dedicated Lab

Instructor. Within this year various software for computer labs have been purchased to the true of Rs.

2736019. It includes licensed copies of Microsoft, tally, visual studio etc. We also have a separate

dedicated language lab in the college in English Department where a number of computers with special

applications are installed where students learn by experiencing various audio-visual creations.

➢ COMPUTERSThe College has adequate number (347) of the latest configuration computers with

internet connections, wi-fi facility, connected through LAN and the utility software’s distributed in

different locales like office, laboratories, library, departments etc. Software licenses, for example: Quick

Heal has been updated on time. Outlived computers are replaced timely and external parties are hired for

maintenance and upkeep. The disposal of hardware junk is being handled through external authorised

parties.

➢ LIBRARY The College has a spacious library having a very large collection of Text Books,

Reference Books, journals, magazines, etc. under various classifications. The library systems have a

college owned software on which the library operates. The library is also provided with LAN facility for

the computers and they are loaded with the library software having OPAC facility. The college also has

facilities like INFLIBNET. A provision of the budget for the library maintenance is made by the

college management. The activities like keeping library well sorted and clean are done promptly by

library staff. The library aims at providing access to its printed resources such as books and journals for

the use of faculty and students. The library stock is increasing every year. The library is supervised by

the librarian. Faculty of the college may recommend the purchase of desired or relevant book to the

librarian. Books from vendors on approval will be available in the library from time to time. In addition

there are mini libraries maintained at Departmental level where specific needs of students and teachers

are met locally.

➢ CLASS ROOMS, PROJECT ROOM & AUDITORIUMThe college emphasizes on quality

class room teaching including all the basic facilities like fans, lightings etc. Space is sufficiently

adequate for each student. They are provided with good condition furniture according to the capacity of

the rooms. The corridor and staircase walls are mostly tiled and provide a clean and pleasant ambience.

The college infrastructure boasts of an impressive auditorium with a capacity of 2000, all modern

gadgets and it caters to conferences and seminars, at both national and international levels. The

auditorium light and sound/acoustic facility is up to the mark such that the college has hosted an

International Film Festival in the same auditorium in the past. The other facilities include separate girls’

common room and medical centre where a fully qualified doctor and a paramedic staff are employed.

There are facilities like medicine; one bed for rest and a number of physiotherapy are available.

Canteen facilities with proper hygiene and nutrition foods and snacks are made available in separate

block for girls and also at common places. Proper sitting arrangement and ambience is also provided in

the canteen. The Civil, Electrical and the Plumbing related maintenance is done promptly with the help

of local employed skilled persons and the expenditure is done from budget gained by the college from

different sources. Every class has its own Class Representative/Mentor as well who co-ordinates about

various issues existing in class or with the students.


➢ SPORT COMPLEX The sports department of the college is meritorious and some credit goes

to the adequate infrastructure of this department consisting of the Indoor Hall and sports ground

which can be used by students and staff. The facility is adequate for sports like Archery, Volley Ball,

Badminton, Tae-Kwando, Chess, Kho-Kho etc. The college has separately set up a most modern

Shooting Range with separate lines where students are allowed regular practice. A gymnasium

facility and equipment are provided in the sports department. Similarly, there is a separate equipped

Yoga Centre with a dedicated Yoga instructor and our trained yoga students have brought laurels to

the college. A Meditation cum Healing Centre is provided in the college where expert healers visit

for training and healing the students and staff true alternative healing practices. These Sports

facilities and the other platforms supporting overall development to the students like NSS, NCC is

open to the college students. College has its sports in-charge encouraging students for sports. A

provision of the budget for the sports equipment and maintenance is made by the college

management. College follow the University Sports calendar and has been winning a large number of

unprecedented championships in different sports.

➢ GARDEN OR HORTICULTURE The college garden is well maintained by the gardeners

appointed by the college. The whole premises is full of lush green lawns, trees, plants and flowers

aesthetically planted in various types of attractive flower pots on the ground, on the walls and

hanging in the corridors, running in thousands. This not only provides a healthy and pollution free air

but also gives a feast to the eyes in the form of scenic beauty. In summer days it even gives a feeling

of cooling in the premises. Some plants and trees have been fixed with identification name plates on

them. Some plants are of medicinal/ Herbal value. It enhances the beauty of the college premises.

The college gardens are also adapted for an installed Water Harvesting System and a fully

operational piped Fire Hydrant System. Apart from this the college has planted 14 more types of

medicinal plants during this year such as Bhrami, Aswagandha, Guggal& Miswal etc. In all 160 such

plants have been added during this year in a separate location of medicinal plant.


CRITERION V – STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

5.1 Student Support

5.1.1 Scholarships and Financial Support

Name /Title of the scheme Number of students

Amount in

Rupees

Financial

support

from

institution

Prize Distribution Function

488 605700/-

Fee Concession EMA 5 69495/-

Fee Concession Sports 122 2189059/-

Fee Concession to Students 47 372595/-

Fee Concession to staff Children 4 33020/-

Concession for attending workshop 60 18000/-

Financial support from other sources

a)

National

PMSS(Schedule Caste ) 179 5235758/-

PMSS(OBC )Children of windows 05 133746/-

PMSS(OBC) 06 12600/-

STIPEND FROM MDU, ROHATAK 11 80,900/-

R.K.M Educational & Educational Charitable

Trust (Regd.) 21 50400/-

b)

Internation

al

NIL NIL NIL

5.1.2 Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill development,

Remedial coaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal Counselling and

Mentoring etc.,

Name of the capability enhancement scheme Date of

implementatio

n

Number

of

students

enrolled

Agencies involved

Soft Skill Development: Motivational Trip 26/07/2018 24 Faculty

members,DAVCC,Faridabad

Educational Trip 7/02/2019 43 Faculty members,

DAVCC,Faridabad

Motivational Lecture for upgrading Soft

Skill

17th Aug,

28-29th Sep,

4th& 16th Oct

2018

185 Director of Institute of

Colonel Spoken English

Extension Lecture on Marketing

Management

01/10/2018 57 IBS

Budget Talk Show 02/02/2019 188 Chartered Accountant


Personality Development Prog 02/02/2019 63 Ms. Neha Duby (P.D Expert

Techno Gyan Club: workshop on online

competitive exam

26/02/2019 32 Club Incharge

Inter University Quiz 09/10/2018 34 DAVCC

State Level Quiz Competition 12/02/2019 54 DAVCC

Student Development Program 16/02/2019 110 ShriKrishanParamDhamMan

dir, (ISCKON Faridabad)

PSYCHOMETRIC TEST 26/03/2019 37 SKILL SATHI Club

extension lecture on

ENERGYCONSERVATION

27/03/2019 44 National Thermal Power

Institute, Badarpur, Faridabad

Talk on “ Swasdeshi way of employment” 24/09/2018 70 Swadeshi jagran Manch,

Faridabad

Learning through communication exercises 24/01/2019 41 TIME, Resource Person-Ms.

Nishtha

Subhashit lekhan 23/08/2018 04 Haryana Sanskrit Academy,

Panchkula

Scientific lecture on Hawan and Hawan

method

28/08/2018 20 Haryana Sanskrit Academy,

Panchkula

Personality Development program 04/02/2019 59 Mr. Herok pal

An extenstion lecture on Interview skills 20/08/2018 110 Mr. Kashish Ahuja and Mr.

Sachin Maurya

Extension and Competition on Shlok

Ucharan


Panchkula

P.D Session 14/09/2018 50 Col. S K Verma , Free Lancer

Personality Development Session 03/04/2019 60 Dr. Deepti Shukla Expert Trainer Skill Professional

Sanskrit quiz 24-27 Aug 2018

40 Haryana Sanskrit Academy, Panchkula

National Seminar on “Vartman Pariprekshya

mein Vedic Vijgan ki Sarthakta”


Panchkula

Seminar on Animation & Design 21/08/2018 31 MAAC

Seminar on Investor awareness programme 10/09/2018 203 BSE

Cloud Literacy Day 29/10/2018 411 ICT Academy

Seminar on Scope of IT in Aviation Industry 21/09/2018 48 Fledge Institute of Aviation

& Hospitality

Celebration of 59 Years of

DOORDARSHAN by Journalism

Department

15/09/2018 49 Mr. Sayeed Ansari,

Journalist, AAJ Tak

Celebration of World Tourism Day by 27/09/2019 1000 DAVCC, Faridabad and


Tourism department 100

Student

Organizer

s

Sarpanch of 30 Villages

Remedial Coaching:

Extra Class for Slow Learners & Late Admitted Students

17/09/2018 32 Faculty Members of DAVCC, Faridabad 18/9/2018 30

19/09/2018 34

24/09/2018 35

1/10/2018 32

3/10/2018 31

4/10/2018 30

8/10/2018 32

15/10/2018 28

16/10/2018 30

20/10/2018 32

22/10/2018 34

23/10/2018 32

24/10/2018 32

Remedial Classes 16/09/2018

Onwards

All

students

Faculty of Commerce

Remedial Coaching 27/08/2018

Onwards

50 Faculty Members of DAVCC

Remedial Coaching 19/01/2019

Onwards

50 Faculty Members of DAVCC

Language Lab: Extension Lecture on CAD & CAM 21/09/2018 45 TCILT Institute

Extension Lecture On Adobe Photoshop 11/02/2019 47 TCILT Institute

Bridge Courses

Bridge Course on Teaching Practices 14/01/2019-

14/02/2019 30

P.G Commerce Department

of DAVCC

Personal Counselling:

Lecture on “SAP” 25/08/2018 197 SAP Institute

Job Opportunity in Stock Market”

Investor Awareness Program

10/09/2018 98 BSE –ISF

Motivational Lecture

“ How to CRACK Civil Service Exam

24/08/2018 152 Bright Career Institute

Health Awareness Camp 19.01.19 91 Rashtriya Chetna Shakti

Foundation

Career Counseling Program 28/02/2019 60 ICSI

Seminar on Entrepreneurship 05/04/2019 98 India Talent Services

Extension Lecture on Personal Counseling 12/03/2019 20 UDAAN IAS Institute

Mentoring:


Merit Classes &

Extra Classes

21/9/2018 16 Faculty Members of DAVCC 22/09/2018 16

24/09/2018 09

26/09/2018 09

28/09/2018 12

29/09/2018 12

19/08/2018 85

02/09/2018 192

09/09/2018 184

16/09/2018 180

23/09/2018 154

30/09/2018 145

27/10/2018 50

Extension Lecture on GST 14/02/2019 72

CA Kanishk Gupta

Extension Lecture on GST 05/04/2019 &

08/04/2019 150

DICS Institute Faridabad

Extension Lecture on GST 21st& 26th

September

29th& 30th Oct

2018

125 Chartered Accountant

Extension Lecture on Taxation Law

23rd-24th

October 2018 88 Chartered Accountant

An extension lecture on topic Marketing

Management 25/08/2019 55

Dr. Bineet Sinha

M.V.N University

A Seminar On Stock Market 31/08/2018 180

Mr.Varun Aggarwal

(C.E.O) Profit Idea

Workshop on Network Marketing 08/09/2018 56

Ms.Gaytri

Senior Director Modicare

A Seminar on Good School Education

Provide a Fine Foundation For Excellence in

higher Education

29/09/2018 85

Dr. Harjit S.Anand

Retired I.A.S(Former

Secretory Govt. Of India )

A National Level Contest ICFL Stock Mind

Session -7 09/01/2019 200

Mr. Akash Bhasin

(Regional Marketing

Manager )

ICICI Securities Ltd.

An Extension lecture on Organization

Structure and Design , Emotional

Intelligence in Organization Behaviour

02/02/2019 67 Dr. Bineet Sinha

M.V.N University.

A Workshop on Fraud Analysis and Cyber

Laws 14/03/2019 90

Mr. Manjeet Singh

(Fraud Analyst, Barclays

Shared Service)

National Level Power Point Presentation

Research Point 2018 26/09/2018

50

Mr. U.K Verma

(CEO) Seitz Technology,


Private Limited

Physics Workshop 18/08/2018 80

DR. Rakesh Pandey, Scientist

DRDO, New Delhi

Extension Lecture (Maths) 11/09/2018 40

Dr. Jitender Singh, MDU,

Rohtak.

Extension Lecture (Computer Science) 06/03/2019 50

Dr, Anupama Chadda,

MRIU, Faridabad.

Extension Lecture 08/03/2019 60

Dr. Anaya Vardhan, MRIU,

Faridabad

Extension Lecture 13/03/2019 45 Dr. A K Sharma GCF

Extension Lecture 26/03/2019 55 Dr. K.L Kaushik ACB

Maths Quiz 29/03/2019 18 Dr. K.L Kaushik ACB

Extension Lecture 06/04/2019

30

Dr. Vanita Sapra Assistant

Professor

SDC Palwal

Health Check-up Camp 08/04/2019

40 Dr. S.P Mittal, Free Lancer

Special Classes 15/11/2018 50 Science Dept.

Extension Lecture on the topic of “Hindi

Kavita – Pathan Paathan Ki Vidhi” 11/08/2018 100 MDU, Rohtak

Celebration of “Hindi Diwas” 14/09/2018 117 Indian Journal of Social

Concerns

Extension Lecture (Income Tax) 09/10/2018

84 Mr. Vikas Khanduja (CA)

Extension Lecture

(Corporate Law) 11/10/2018

97 Dr. Versha Vahini, MRIU

Spiritual Lecture on Gita

22/01/2018

97 Sh. Sukhvinder Bindra

Director of International Art

of Living centre,

Quebec,Canada

Extension Lecture (Income Tax) 31/01/2018

93 Mr. Vikas Khanduja (CA)

Extension Lecture

(Corporate Law) 31/01/2018

110 Dr. Versha Vahini ,MRIU

Extension Lecture

(GST) 05/02/2019

117 Mr. Anoop Modi(CA)

Extension on Income Tax 5/02/2019 to 110 LDR & Company


29/03/2019

Poetry ki Pathshala 25/02/2019 57 Dr. Jyoti Rana, DAVCC Fbd

Essay Writing competition 07/09/2018 20 DAVCC, Faridabad

Inter College Extemore Competetion

29/01/2019

85 Chartered Accountant &

Associate Professor, Govt.

college

Extension lecture on GST

13/02/2019

72 Geetanjali Virmani,Charterd

Accountant

Extension Lecture on Corporate Law 31/01/2019

110 Dr. Versha Vahini, HOD

Department of Law MRU

Extension Lecture on Corporate Law 11/08/2018

97 Dr. Versha Vahini, HOD

Department of Law MRU

YOGA

International Yoga Day Celebration 21/06/2019

500 Mr. Umesh, DAVCC

Faridabad

Yoga Awareness Camp

30/05/2019-

20/06/2019

293 Mr. Umesh, DAVCC

Faridabad

MEDITATION

4 Days programme Youth Empowerment

Skill

24/01/19-

27/01/2019

20 Ms. Nidhi Gala, Member of

Art of living Organization

Lecture on Inner Peace

06/10/18 60 Art of living foundation

Hawan Yajna

15/02/2019-

23/02/2019

75 Faculty Members, DAVCC

Hawan Yajna

11/04/2019-

18/04/2019

50 Faculty Members, DAVCC

5.1.3 Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counseling offered by the

institution during the year

Year Name of the scheme Number of

benefited

students by

Guidance for

Competitive

examination

Number of

benefited

students by

Career

Counseling

activities

Number of

students

who have

passed in

the

competitiv

e exam

Num

ber

of

stud

ents

place

d


2019 IIT-JAM 1 - 1 -

2018-19 4 Days Career Guidance

Workshop/Self Employment Drive-

DISHA

- 200 - -

2018-19 Career Counselling Session - 60 - -

2018-19 Seminar on Research Internship

offerings

- 160 - -

2019 Career Advancement Session - 63 - -

2018-19 Skill Development Exam 110 - - -

2018-19 Classes for Preparing Competitive

Exam

55 - 09 -

2018-19 Motivational Lecture “How to

CrackCivil Services Exam”

152 - - -

2018-19 Career Counselling Session by

Swadeshi Jagran Manch

- 50 - -

2018-19 Job Opportunity in Stock Market

&investor awareness programme

with BSE

- 98 - -

2018-19 Placement - - - 276

5.1.4 Institutional mechanism for transparency, timely redressal of student grievances, Prevention of sexual

harassment and ragging cases during the year

Total grievances received No. Of grievances redressed Average number of days for

Grievanceredressal

16 16 3 days

5.2 Student Progression

5.2.1 Details of campus placement during the year

On campus Off Campus

Name of

Organizations

Visited

Number

of

Students

Participate

d

Number

of

Students

Placed

Name of

Organizations

Visited

Number of Students

Participated

Number of

Students Placed

Genpact 342 148 Wipro 35 7

Secure Now 24 21 Infosys 30 6

Pinclick 186 19 TCS 30 6

Kotak Mahindra 197 30

Cognizant 67 9

Wipro Ltd. 69 8

Mobilesafty.com 31 21

Damco 30 1


5.2.2 Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year

Year Number of

students

enrolling into

higher

education

Programme

graduated from

Department graduated

from

Name of

institution

joined

Name of

Program

me

admitted

to

2018-19 160 BCA MDU BCA IMT, DAVIM,

YMCA, Manav

Rachna, Amity

University, IPU

MCA

2018-19 4 BCOM Commerce(SFS) Pt. JLN Govt.

College,Faridab

ad

M.Com

2018-19 3 BCOM Commerce(SFS) DAVIM,Farida

bad

MBA

2018-19 29 BCOM Commerce(SFS) DAVCC,Farida

bad, DAVIM,

M.Com,

MBA,Bp

e.d

2018-19 1 BCOM Commerce(SFS) IGNOU M.Com

2018-19 2 BCOM Commerce(SFS) Shiv

College,Tigaon

B.Ed

2018-19 2 BCOM Commerce(SFS) IILM,Gurgaon MBA

2018-19 1 BCOM Commerce(SFS) IMT,Faridabad MBA

2018-19 4 B.Sc SCIENCE YMCA M.Sc

2018-19 01 M.A English Amity

University,

Jaipur

Ph.D

2018-19 10 B.A Geography Dept. And

Engilsh

Punjab

University,

PG in

Geo.,

Be.d

2018-19 03 B.Sc Science DAVCC, Fbd. M.Sc

2018-19 03 B.Sc Science M.R. University M.Sc


2018-19 01 B.Sc Science IGNOU M.A

2018-19 01 B.Sc Science Govt. College M.Sc

2018-19 01 B.Sc Science Aggarwal

college

M.Sc

2018-19 01 B.Sc Science NIT, Jalandhar M.Sc

2018-19 01 B.Sc Science Aravali College MBA

2018-19 01 B.Sc Science YMCA MCA

2018-19 01 B.Sc Science Shiv College B.Ed.

2018-19 08 BAJMC Journalism YMCA,

IGNOU

MJMC,

MA Pol

Science

2018-19 13 BBA Business

Administration

MBA, M.com DAVIM,

DAVCC,

IMT

5.2.3Students qualifying in state/ national/ international level examinations during the year (eg:

NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government Services) NA

Items No. Of Students selected/ qualifying

Registration number/roll number for the exam

NET(Dec,2018) NET (July 2018)

01

01

HR070450362512020383

21000285

SET -- --

SLET -- --

GATE -- --

GMAT -- --

CAT 01 8053644

GRE -- --

TOFEL -- --

Civil Services -- --

State Government Services 01 9031076044

Any Other 1(iitjam) CY322A501

5.2.4 Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year

Activity Level

Participa

nts

Sports

Roller sports State level 20

Selection of Players for Kabaddi Tournament State Level 30

Athletics Meet “Fanathon 2019” District level 2500


Carom Competition ( Three Days) District Level 400

Cultural Activities :

QUIZ National 34

STUDENT PAPER PRESENTATION (BBA) National 50

IGNIDIA National 100

Rastriya Hasya Kavi Sammelan (26.03.2019) College level 120

Rang Manch 2k19 College level 150

ROLE PLAY & MOVIE MAKING College level

98

LEGAL LITERACY :-MATH MANTHAN 2019 (QUIZ, DEBATE, DECALAMATION) College level

50

“TUMMY WITHOUT MUMMY” Cooking Competition College level

10

Chef Without Fire College level

35

POSTER MAKING College level

27

EXTEMPORE COMPETITION College level

109

State Level Quiz Competition College level

54

5.3 Student Participation and Activities

5.3.1 Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/international level (award for a team event should be counted as one) Year Name of the

award/

medal

National/ International Spo

rts

Cultural Student ID

number

Name of

the

student Cultural

2018-19 GOLD MEDAL AIU NATIONAL MEHANDI 1525520022 SONALI

2018-19

SILVER

MEDAL AIU NATIONAL PHOTOGRPAHY 31106

KIRPAL

2018-19 BRONZE AIU NATIONAL ONE ACT PLAY

30240

SAKSHI

GAUR

30774

AKSHAY

KUMAR

CHOUDHA

RY

1525210021 YUGAL

PRINCY


1618120001

TRIPTI

BAREJA

1524820047 KUMKUM

1524820048

MUSKAN

PALI

2260920002

JYOTI

KUMARI

2260810232 SOURAV

2018-19

GOLD MEDAL

NATIONAL (CENTRAL

UNIV. )

MEHANDI 1525520022

SONALI

2018-19

GOLD MEDAL

NATIONAL (CENTRAL

UNIV. )

PAINTING 1525520022

SONALI

2018-19 GOLD MEDAL NATIONAL (CENTRAL

UNIV. )

SKIT

30240

SAKSHI

GAUR

30774

AKSHAY

KUMAR

CHOUDHA

RY

1525210021 YUGAL

1525120009 PRINCY

2260110091

RAJU

1524820048

MUSKAN

PALI

2018-19 GOLD MEDAL NATIONAL (CENTRAL

UNIV. )

MIME

1618120001

TRIPTI

BAREJA

1618120026 MUSKAN

1618120011 BHAVYA

2261010022 RISHABH

2261010006 YOGESH

2260110091 RAJU

2018-19

GOLD MEDAL

NATIONAL (CENTRAL

UNIV. ) COLLAGE

1525220023 SHILPA


2018-19

GOLD MEDAL

NATIONAL (CENTRAL

UNIV. ) MIMICRY 1618110015

HARSHIT

2018-19 SILVER

MEDAL

NATIONAL (CENTRAL

UNIV.) RANGOLI 1525220023

SHILPA

2018-19

GOLD MEDAL NATIONAL DEBATE 30244

VANSHIKA

BATRA

2018-19

GOLD MEDAL NATIONAL POSTER

MAKING 1525520022

SONALI

SHARMA

2018-19 SILVER

MEDAL NATIONAL ESSAY WRITING 30233

SHRUTI

VERMA

2018-19 SILVER

MEDAL NATIONAL DEBATE 30247

POLMI

NANDI

Sports

Year Name

of the

award/

medal

National/

International Sports Cultu

ral

Student ID

number

Name of

the student

2018-19 Gold International

9thTHAILAND OPEN KARATE – DO

CHAMPIONSHIP 2019. Form 12th -14th

July 2019 HUAMARK INDOOR

STADIUM, BANGKOK THAILAND.

Recognized By :- Govt. of India (Ministry

of Youth Affairs and Sports) Affiliated to

:- Indian Olympic Association

Members of World Karate Federation

(WKF), Asian Karate Federation (AKF).

WKF Recognized By: - International

Olympic Committee (IOC).

Member:- International World Game

Association (IWGA).

--- 2260910097

Pranay

Sharma

2018-19 Gold International

3RD ASIAN ROLL BALL

CHAMPIONSHIP 2019

Held at SHIVAGANGA ROLLER

SKATING CLUB BELAGAVI from 21st

to 24th February 2019.

Under the Aegis of ASIAN ROLL BALL

FEDERATION.

--- 1524410225 Pawan

2018-19 Silver International

THE 8TH ASIAN YOGA SPORTS

CHAMPIONSHIP 2018.

FROM 27TH TO 30TH September, 2018

--- 1524410100 Ram

Goswami


Jimmy George Indoor Stadium

Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) India

Organized By Yoga Federation of India.

Hosted by YOGA ASSOCIATION OF

KERALA.

ASIAN YOGA FEDERATION.

Regd. Under the Societies Registration Act

XXI of 1860, Regd No. 4577.

2018-19 Silver International

THE 8TH ASIAN YOGA SPORTS

CHAMPIONSHIP 2018.

FROM 27TH TO 30TH September, 2018

Jimmy George Indoor Stadium

Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) India

Organized By yoga federation of India

Hosted by YOGA ASSOCIATION OF

KERALA.

ASIAN YOGA FEDERATION.

Regd. Under the Societies Registration Act

XXI of 1860, Regd No. 4577.

---

31687

Jai Parkash

2018-19 Bronze International

18TH ASIAN ROLLER SKATING

CHAMPIONSHIP

HELD IN 4 TH TO 14TH September 2018

at Namwon, South Korea.

RECOGNISED BY GOVERNMENT OF

INDIA-IOA

Affiliated To: World Skate Founder

Member World Skate Asia Recognized

By: Inter-National Olympic Committee.

ROLLER SKATING FEDERATION OF

INDIA.

---

1525710012

Vikram

Rajender

Ingale

2018-19 Bronze International

18TH ASIAN ROLLER SKATING

CHAMPIONSHIP

HELD IN 4 TH TO 14TH September 2018

at Namwon, South Korea.

RECOGNISED BY GOVERNMENT OF

INDIA-IOA

Affiliated To: World Skate Founder

Member World Skate Asia Recognized

By: Inter-National Olympic Committee.

ROLLER SKATING FEDERATION OF

---

2260110215

Nikhil


INDIA.

2018-19 Gold National

All India Inter-UniversityPISTOL

SHOOTING Championship held at Punjab

University Chandigarh form 31-10-2018 to

05-11-2018 ---

Team Team


All India Inter-University KABADDI (M)

Championship held at KIIT Deemed

University Chandigarh form 26-12-2018 to

29-12-2018. ---

Team Team


All India Inter-University ROLLER

SPORTS (W) QWARD Championship

held at M.D. University Rohtak form 28-

01-2019 to 31-01-2019. ---

Team Team


All India Inter-UniversityROLLER

HOCKEY (W) QWARD Championship

held at M.D.University, Rohtak form 28-

01-2019 to 31-01-2019. ---

Team Team



HOCKEY (M) QWARD Championship

held at M.D.University, Rohtak form 28-

01-2019 to 31-01-2019. ---

Team Team


North Zone Inter-University Cricket (M)

Championship 2018-19 held at Sports

Complex M D University from 15-12-

2018 to 28-12-2018. ---

Team Team


North Zone Inter-University Kabaddi NS

(M) Championship 2018-19 held at Sports

Complex M D University from 15-10-

2018 to 20-10-2018. ---

Team Team

2018-19 Silver National

All India Inter-University Yoga (Men)

Championship held at University of

Madras form 04-02-2019 to 08-02-2019. ---

1524410100 Ram

Goswami

2018-19 Silver National


HOCKEY (W) INLINE Championship

held at M.D.University Rohtak form 28-

01-2019 to 31-01-2019. ---

Team Team

2018-19 Bronze National

All India Inter-University Yoga (Men)

Championship. held at University of

Madras form 04-02-2019 to 08-02-2019. ---

Team Team


All India Inter-University Soft Tennis

(Men) Championship. held at K.I.I.T

Deemed University form 26-12-2018 to

29-12-2018. ---

Team Team



All India Inter-University Badminton

(Men) Championship. held at

S.R.M.University form 26-11-2018 to 29-

11-2018. ---

Team Team


Ice Skating Association of India

15th National Speed Skating

Championship (Senior) held at Gulmarg

from 30-31 December 2018. ---

16102 PRIKSHIT

KHAROLIYA

5.3.2 Activity of Student Council & representation of students on academic & administrative

bodies/committees of the institution

From 2018-19 formal election have been ordered by the Govt. and as a result now we do have a formally

elected Student Council in the college. The student council of the college was elected in October 2018. This

consists of Office Bearers President, Vice President, Secretary, Joint Secretary, five executive members and

27 more members from different courses. It provides opportunities to students to experience leadership and

encourages student, faculty and community relationships. The college always tries to include students in

various academic and administrative activities of the college. Students are included in the IQAC committee

also. In fact some of the activities have been handled by the students themselves.

These activities are like:

• Celebration of Swami Vivekananda Jayanti on 12/01/2019

• Campaign for carrying I D card among the students on 13/01/2019

• Formal Oath ceremony about not to breach Rules and discipline of the college on 16/01/2019

• Celebration of Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti on 23/01/2019

• Promotion of Voter awareness through Voters’ Day on 25/01/2019

• Celebration of Republic Day on 26/01/2019

• Rally on 16/02/2019 paying tribute to martyred soldires in Pulwama

• Celebration of Holi Festival on 16/03/2019

• Organising Sahidi Divas on 23/03/2019

• Organising musical Fest evening on 31/03/2019 where popular singer Gulzaar Chaaniwala

performed live

• With the unanimous decision of the student council the National Anthem is being played in the

college first thing every morning in the college

• Some other important issues were also taken up by the student council like matter of eve teasing and

hosting a separate Anti-Harassment Body in the college etc.

5.3 Alumni Engagement

5.3.1 Whether the institution has registered Alumni Association? Yes/No, if yes give details (maximum 500

words):

Yes.

We do have a registered Alumni Association in the college from this year. (Earlier also when the Alumni

association was not registered we were regularly performing the Alumni meets in the college and were

continuously in touch with the members through the association.)

On 25th December,2018 DAV Centenary College Faridabad formally got registered as DAV Centenary

College Alumni Association although the college had been organizing alumni meet and various activities

done by alumni time to time since Last 15 Years. The First formal alumni meet was conducted on 15thJune


2019 after getting registration. Total 106 Alumni are registered with this association up to 14-06-2019. All

the alumni had contributed approx Rs. 1,06,000/- for the association. This association’s members have

gifted a water-cooler machine to the college on the day of Alumni-meet. Mr .Ravi Kumar, Assistant

Professor of DAVCC, Faridabad is the President of this Alumni-Association. Chartered Accountant Anoop

Modi is the vice-president CA Mahesh Gupta is the secretary of DAVCC Alumni Association. Mr. Pankaj

Jha, Assistant Professor of DAVCC is the Treasurer of this Association. Ms. Rekha Sharma, Ms .Arti

Kumari, Mr. Sanjay Chaudhary and Mr. Sandeep Singh are the Executive Members of this Association. On

the occasion of first formal Alumni Meet, all the alumni were presented with their family members and they

were honoured by the Principal of DAVCC, Faridabad. They had shared their past memories with everyone

and enjoyed various activities like games, music, dance, poetry, etc. With their batch-mates and family

members as well as with their teachers. Alumni Association members had taken oath to contribute monetary

or non-monetary benefits for the welfare of college as well as college students in the coming years .since

last 10-15 years , all the alumni of DAVCC had already provided their services in the form of donation ,

scholarships, Placement facilities, computer-training classes, extension lectures etc. The Alumni of DAV

centenary college are well -settled and well- posted in various professions as well as in various reputed

companies. Some of them are CA, C.S, Professors, Entrepreneurs, Industrialists, Actors, Singers, Dancers,

Lawyers, Doctors & employees of MNC as well as various banks. The first registered alumni association’s

members have framed their goals and future plans in this meeting. The future plans are as follows _

1. Registration of 5000 students as alumni members.

2. Conducting workshops on GST for students, teaching and non –teaching members.

3. Seminar on “cyber-Crime” and “Adult education” will be conducted by law alumni members.

4. Self-employment generation by entrepreneurship club

5. Try to provide funds for five minor research projects.

6. Scholarships of Rs.1,000/-each for 100 students listed in the merits of MDU Rohtak.

5.3.2 No. of enrolled Alumni: 112

5.3.3 Alumni contribution during the year (in Rupees) : 1,12,000/-

5.3.4 Meetings/activities organized by Alumni Association :

1) An Alumni Meet “Swagat Samman Samaroh” was conducted on 15-6-2019 by Alumni Association with 94

Alumni participants

2)An Alumni Meet conducted on 8-9-2018 with 60 Alumni participants

3) An Extension Lecture on interview skills on 20-8-2018 delivered by Mr. Kashish Ahuja and Mr. Sachin Maurya (our

alumni)

4) Personality Development program on 04/02/2019 participants -59 delivered by Mr. Herok pal (our alumni)

5) Four Extension lectures on GST delivered by CA. Anoop Modi (Our Alumni) from 21 Sep 2018 to 30th Oct 2018

6) Our Alumni Kashish Ahuja arranged for the visit to studio of India TV. Following teachers visited with our

students

I. Dr. Virender Bhasin

II. Ms. Ankita Mohindar

III. Ms. Meenakshi Kaushik

IV. Ms. Kiran Kalia


CRITERION VI –GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

6.1 Institutional Vision and Leadership

6.1.1 Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last year

Decentralisation is the philosophy of the management of the college. The management and the Principal

always encourage the practice of decentralization in most of the activities of the college. To name the two

for example are:

1. Decentralization in Teaching Process:This is one main area where decentralization has been observed.

There are a number of departments teaching various types of courses. Each department has been given an

internally designated Dean/Head of Deptt, Who looks after the affairs of the department. Each department

holds separate meetings and decides about their needs, plans and required resources, including teaching and

non-teaching staff, infrastructure, funds etc. There are separate committees at departmental level which take

care of the respective functions like Discipline Committee, Maintenance Committee, and Time Table

Committee etc. The lesson Plans, Time Table timings, allotment of teachers with different subjects and

classes/sections, lab periods etc., conducting the class tests, Parent Teacher meetings, student

communication, organising extra classes

2.Decentralization in Activities and Student Support

The other activities of the college apart from the teaching process also witness quite decentralization.

There are a large number of committees at college level to look after various activities like Women Cell,

Anti Ragging, Discipline, Transport, Cultural, Admission, Grievance Redressal, Placement Cell, Hawan

Yajna Committee, Library Advisory Committee, Horticulture/Campus Beautification Committee, Anti-

Sexual Harassment Committee and many more. These committees take care of their respective areas. Many

a decision related to these activities are jointly taken by such committees.

6.1.2 Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)?

Yes

6.2 Strategy Development and Deployment

6.2.1 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

Curriculum Development

The college is affiliated to MD university, Rohtak. The college is bound to follow the curriculum developed

and prescribed by the university. Some of our teachers have been on the board of the university for

curriculum development. They participate in the meetings called by the university Boards of Studies. The

Board, considering the suggestions of the members, issues curriculum modifications. Also from time to

time suggestions from the faculty of the concerned courses are sent to the university departments for

considering changes in the syllabi. Normally changes have been issued after a periodic gap of 2-3 years in

the past. The college then implements the modified curriculum.

Add on Courses: Also there are some Diploma and Certificate courses which the college has initiated on its

own. Some courses have been approved by MD university, Rohtak. There syllabi is designed by the college


and finally approved by the university. Some other courses have been started in collaboration with some

external well reputed education partners like ICT Academy, M.D University, Trouble Shooters, Aptech pvt

Ltd etc. Their curriculum is developed by the education partners and adapted to the college needs.

Teaching and Learning

The curriculum for each subject is prescribed by the affiliating university (MD University, Rohtak). At the

beginning of each semester the time table is prepared and all teachers prepare their Lesson Plans for each

subject who are displayed and announced to the students by way of Notice Boards and web site. There are

provisions for at least two assignments and two class tests in each semester for each subject. The teachers

use the white boards and smart boards for teaching. The teaching is supplemented by presentations and

group discussions, PPT competitions, lab work, industrial visits, personality development classes,

workshops, career counselling, cultural activities, extra classes by teachers for the weak and meritorious

students and also by external experts from industry etc.

❖ Examination and Evaluation

The college is affiliated to MD University, Rohtak. The fundamental responsibility and authority of

examining and corresponding evaluation lies centrally with the University itself. However, the university

has developed some system of partial decentralization of examination and evaluation of the students. This is

in the form of internal evaluation. Normally out of 100 % marks of each subject the university conducts end

semester examination for 80 marks. The balance 20% marks are left for the (affiliated) college to be

awarded and submitted to the university for each semester for each of the subjects as per the designed

curriculum. This 20% includes the weightage of attendance, assignments and class performance. Every

teacher conducts class tests to periodically evaluate the student performance. All teachers keep record of

these activities and based on the performance of each student the internal evaluation marks are sent to the

university to be further included in the final result.

❖ Research and Development

The college is basically an under graduate college with non-technical streams with a few courses running at

post-graduation level also. These classes are not normally engage in research and development. However,

research is encouraged for the faculty members. Some of the faculty members have earlier completed a

number of major and minor research projects worth lakhs of rupees funded by govt. agencies. The college

also encourages the staff and the students to take up research projects by providing funds of its own. For

this purpose a separate Policy has been put in place to receive and evaluate research proposals and grant

approval and award funds. A number of such projects are already have been approved with appropriate

support of college funds.Also the students are encouraged to take up academic level research projects as a

part of the curriculum as well as through preparation and presentation of their research pares in seminars

and various competitions organised at college, district, state and national levels in the college. The college

organises seminars and conferences at national and international levels for the faculty and invites

participants from outside also for presentation and/or attending the same. Our teachers also participate in

such platforms provided by other institutions or agencies for which the college provides generous funds and

academic leave for such faculty members.


This year too our College organizes following National Level Seminar/ Conference

➢ National Level Conference on “Vartman Paripekshay mein Vaidik Vigyan” in collaboration with

Haryana Sanskrit Academy, Panchkula

➢ National Seminar on “Bhartiya Lok Sahitya ki Adhunik yug mein Prasangikata” in collaboration

with Uttar Pardesh Bhasha Sansthan Lucknow.

➢ National Seminar on “Critiques of Science and Technology” on 19th January 2019

❖ Library, ICT and Physical Infrastructure / Instrumentation

The college has provided one of the best infrastructures in terms of quantity and quality. The college hosts a

large library with text books as well as reference books totalling more than 54000. Also a large number of

subscribed journal, magazines and newspapers are available to the readers. The library is computerized with

in house developed software and also has OPAC and INFLIBNET facility. The library offers a separate

section for the members from the society/local community to avail the services of the library. There are

separate departmental Libraries hosted in different departments to cater to immediate needs of students &

Teachers.

The college has its own servers with the facility of websites. There are 10 computer labs apart from Physics,

Chemistry and Geography labs. The computer labs, admin. Offices and other offices are equipped with a

total of more than 347 computers. All the class rooms are well lit and have good ventilation. All corridors

are mostly tiled and CCTV Camera systems are integrated installed in every nook and corner to enhance

safety and security. A dedicated auditorium with a seating capacity of 2000 and wi-fi enabled environment.

The whole campus is filled with thousands of green lawns and plants and flower pots. New Plants of

general & Medicinal (herbal) nature are added every year. There are three electric generator sets with proper

panel room having the capability to provide nonstop back up supply to the college. The college has

sufficient number of sweepers for keeping the premises clean and hygienic. Drinking water and toilet water

is supplied through the storage tanks. Separate toilets for boys, girls, staff have been provided with facility

for the divyangjans. Water harvesting system is in place and piped fire hydrant system as well as fire

extinguishers has been installed at every place.

❖ Human Resource Management

Faculty and staff are recruited with best of the care regarding qualification, experience, proficiency etc. A

fair chance for competing is provided to all aspirant candidates for being selected. Faculty of good quality

is selected with due care while maintaining the policies of the university with a fair chance to all the

aspirants. FDPs and workshops are organized for the benefit of the faculty. The faculty is encouraged to

undertake quality research work in their respective fields. Spiritual Training Programs are regularly

organized for the staff to enrich their lives. Special training sessions are organized for the teaching and non-

teaching staff to enhance their knowledge and application of ICT tools. Welfare of the Human Resources is

upheld with:

❖ Sabbaticals for research work like Ph.D. and for attending conferences and seminars

❖ Provision for advance against salary as well as loan facility.

❖ Group Insurance


❖ College Medical Centre facility

❖ Reimbursement of participation fee in conferences/ Seminars etc.

❖ Provision for advance against salary as well as loan facility.

❖ Group Insurance

❖ College Medical Centre facility

❖ Fee concession for their wards studying in the campus school or college

❖ Free uniforms to the Class IV Staff

❖ Gifts in kind on important festivals

❖ Cultural & Sports facilities & programme for the staff

❖ Industry Interaction / Collaboration

The students of various courses are exposed to the industry by various means.Many of them have to

undergo a compulsory internship in the industry for a period varying from two weeks to eight

weeks. Secondly, the students are exposed to industry by making them visit the respective industries

as ‘Industry Visits’. Also various experts from the industry are invited to deliver special lectures to

the students from time to time, faculty wise. The college has signed a number of MOUs

(Memorandum of Understanding)& Linkages with a number of industries for the teaching, training

and placement assistance of the students. The college runs a separate placement cell which is in

contact with various companies in which our student find placement every year.

❖ Admission of Students

Admission of fresh students as well as to higher classes are carried out as per the policies and

procedures presented by the affiliating university, i.e. M.D. University, Rohtak. However, from the

year 2107-18 the admission process has been centralized by the DGHE, Haryana. Under this scheme

all the prospective students need to fill their admission application form directly on-line on the

DGHE portal. The portal provides the facility of choosing preference wise colleges and the courses.

Sufficient provisions are given for the reservation policies of the govt. for the SC/BC and other such

classes. The application fee is quite nominal and is free for the girl students. The merit lists for

admission are sent to the colleges by the govt. authority and respective admissions are carried out

strictly according to the lists provided by the authority. Finally, the college prepares and submits the

finally admitted students’ details to the affiliating M D University, Rohtak.

6.2.2 : Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations:

❖ Planning and Development

Many of the developmental activities are planned and mooted by the college IQAC.The college has

developed its own MIS system. Also there are installed servers in the college in the IT Cell of the

college. The various functional departments. (like teaching, library, accounts, building, other

infrastructure etc. of the college prepare their semester wise and annual plans of activities and keep

the IT cell and the administration apprised of the plans. The departments take approval of the

respective committees and the Principal for their planned activities.

❖ Administration

A number of activities have been brought under the surveillance scope of e-governance and the

process is still continued. The recruitment applications of the teaching and non-teaching staff are


covered under the system. Complete student records are electronically stored and retrieved.

University communication and various functions like e mail, using university portals for

information and data exchange has been adapted already with continuous improvements every year.

The marking and record keeping of attendance of the staff is also digital and is processed

electronically. Most of the data regarding Accounts and Administration work is stored and retrieved

electronically. Urgent messages are flashed through bulk SMS etc.

❖ Finance and Account

The Finance and Accounts department keeps its records in the electronic form in the computers. All

the payments and receipts, salary processing etc. are processed and recorded in the computer

software. The college portal has the facility to receive students fee directly on-line. All such details

and reports can be accessed by the authority at the touch of button.

❖ Student Admission and Support

The student admission system for the last few years has been computerized fully. It has become a

total paper less function. Students can view the prospectus, apply for admission, check their merit

status and admission status online, pay their fee online and get admission. There is a system of

sending mass messages through SMS to students for information notices. The library operation is

computerized. A number of information regarding students and their concerns is made available on

the college website. Students can also make use of college e mail for communication.

❖ Examination

The university (MD University, Rohtak) conducts the semester end examinations. The details of the

students are sent to the university on-line. The university issues the admit cards, date sheets, exam

notices, exam results all on-line. Apart from this, the lists of students, examination plans date wise

are sent to the college by the university on line. The processing of the remuneration of the

examination officers on duty are also processed on-line. The internal evaluation marks and practical

examination marks awards are uploaded to the university portal directly by the college. The result

and marks sheets etc. are also available to students on line.

6.3 Faculty Empowerment Strategies

6.3.1 Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and towards membership

fee of professional bodies during the year

Year Name of

teacher

Name of conference/ workshop attended

for which financial support provided

Name of the

professional body

for which

membership fee is

provided

Amount

of

support

2018-19 Uttama Pandey,

Reetika Nagar Participation in FDP on Java Programming

Bhagwan Parshuram

Institute of

Technology, Rohini

Rs.

4300/-

2018-19 Rajwinder Kaur,

Minakshi Hooda Participation in FDP on R-Programming

Janki Devi Memorial

College, Karol Bagh

Delhi

Rs.

1680/-


2018-19

Kavita Sharma,

Nisha

Agnihotri,

Kumud Sharma

Participation in FDP on Introduction to big

data Analysics

Shyama Parsad

Mukherji College for

Women, Delhi

Rs.

2520/-

2018-19 Nisha Jha,

Maya Verma

Participation in FDP on Data Science and

Big Data

JIMS Engg.

Management

Technical Campus,

Greater Noida

Rs.

1680/-

2018-19 Mr. E.H ansari FDP on Emotional Intelligence ICT Acedamy 1000/-

2018-19 Ms. Sonia

Bhatia FDP on Emotional Intelligence ICT Acedamy 1000/-

2018-19 Ms. Lalita

Dhingra

National Seminar

FDP on Emotional Intelligence

Hindu College,

Sonipat

S.D.College, Palwal

ICT Acedamy

3,000/-

2018-19 Dr. Sonia

Narula

Paper Presentationin National seminar on

‘Role of Science Technology &Mgt.for

Employment Generation in India’

G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal and

Sponsored by DGHE

Haryana

500/-

2018-19 Mr. Mukesh

Bansal




G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal and

Sponsored by DGHE

Haryana

500/-

2018-19 Dr. Priti Jha National Seminar

Hindu College,

Sonipat S.D.College,

Palwal

1,000/-

2018-19 Ms. Rajni

Tuteja National Seminar

Hindu College,


Palwal

1,000/-

2018-19 Ms. Suman

Taneja National Seminar

Hindu College,


Palwal

1,000/-

2018-19 Ms. Bindu Roy National Seminar

Hindu College,


Palwal

1,000/-

2018-19 Ms. Rakhi

Wadhawan National Seminar S.D.College, Palwal 500/-

2018-19 Ms. Gaargi National Seminar Hindu College,

Sonipat 500/-

2018-19 Ms. Meenakshi

Ahuja National Seminar

Hindu

College,Sonipat 2,600/-

2018-19 Ms. Niti Nagar National Seminar Hindu College 500/-

2018-19 Dr.Virender

Bhasin




G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal and

Sponsored by DGHE

Haryana

200/-

2018-19 Dr. Surbhi Paper Presentationin National seminar on



G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal and

Sponsored by DGHE

Haryana

200/-


2018-19 Ms. Kanu

Pahwa




G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal and

Sponsored by DGHE

Haryana

200/-

2018-19 Ms. Bharti

Aggarwal




G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal and

Sponsored by DGHE

Haryana

200/-

2018-19 Ms. Tanuja

Garg




G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal and

Sponsored by DGHE

Haryana

200/-

2018-19 Ms. Nisha Singh Paper Presented in National conference

Aggarwal College

Ballabgarh 600/-

2018-19 Ms. Nisha Singh

Paper Presented in National conference on

‘Global Sustainable Innovations &

Alliance’

Sri Guru Teghbahadur

Institute of Mgt. &

Information

Technology

800/-

2018-19 Dr.Virender

Bhasin Paper Presented in National Seminar

G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal 850/-

2018-19 Ms. Bharti

Aggarwal Paper Presented in National Seminar

G.G.D.S.D


2018-19 Ms. Tanuja

Garg Paper Presented in National Seminar

G.G.D.S.D



Kaushik Paper Presented in National Seminar

G.G.D.S.D

College,Palwal 850

2018-19 Dr. Ankur

Aggarwal

International Conference on Recent Trends

in Computer Applications and Information

Technology

Maharishi

Markandeshwar(Dee

med to be University),

Mullana,Haryana

4500/-

2018-19 Ms. Priya

Kapoor

NATIONAL SEMINAR ON “RECENT

ADVANCES IN QUALITY

EDUCATION:PAVE THE WAY”

GGDSD


2018-19 Ms. Priya

Kapoor

ADRCN :A Frame to detect and Mitigate

Malicious insider attacks in Cloud –Based

Environment on IaaS

For Paper Published

in Online Journal

IJMEMS, Scopus

Indexed Journal

5000/-

2018-19 Ms Prerna

Sharma

NATIONAL EDUCATION:PAVE THE

WAY”SEMINAR ON RECENT

ADVANCES IN QUALITY

GGDSD


2018-19 Ms. Swati

Chawla

NATIONAL SEMINAR ON “RECENT

ADVANCES IN QUALITY

EDUCATION:PAVE THE WAY”

GGDSD


2018-19

Dr. Divya

Tripathi

and team

Rashtriya Sanskrit Sangoshthi Haryana Sanskrit

Academy 28000/-

2018-19 Sonia Hooda

International conference organised by

Tecnia Institute of Advance Studies on the

topic ‘Role of Literature in Media’ on

14/03/19

Tecnia Institute of

Advance Studies 800/-


2018-19 Sonia Hooda

National conference on Emerging trends in

smart computing (ETSC-19) on the topic’

Usage of Digital Media in Education on

27/03/19

Department of

Computer Science &

Application MDU,

Rohtak

700/-

2018-19 Sonia Hooda

Two weeks Capacity building workshop on

Media and Communication studies

organised by Jamia Millia Islamia from

22/04/19-04/05/19

Jamia Millia Islamia

University 4000/-

2018-19

Dr. Archana

Bhatia

Bhartiya Lok Sahitya ki Adhunik Yug Mein

Prasangikta

DAV Centenary

College

500/-

2018-19 Dr. Anju Gupta


Prasangikta

Disaster Management

National Seminar on Higher Education

DAV Centenary

College

Jamia Milia Islamia

University

SD College, Palwal

500/-

1300/-

500/-

2018-19

Dr.Archana

Singhal


Prasangikta

DAV Centenary

College

500/-

2018-19 Ms. Niti Nagar


Prasangikta

Emerging issues in Indian Economy

DAV Centenary

College

Hindu

College,Sonepat

500/-

500/-

2018-19 Ms.Sweety

Madan


Prasangikta


DAV Centenary

College

Hindu

College,Sonepat

500/-

500/-


Ahuja


Prasangikta


DAV Centenary

College

Hindu

College,Sonepat

500/-

3060/-


2018-19 Ms. Divya


Prasangikta

DAV Centenary

College

500/-

2018-19 Dr. Divya

Tripathi

22ndIndia Conference of Waves.

IGNCA New Delhi 1500/-

2018-19 Dr.Sonia Vij Emerging Issues in Indian Economy

Hindu College

Sonipat 500/-

2018-19 Dr.Suman

Taneja Emerging issues in Indian Economy Hindu College

Sonipat 500/-

2018-19 Dr.Sonia Vij Recent Advances in Quality Education Pave

the way

GGDSD


2018-19 Dr. Suman

Taneja Recent Advances in Quality Education Pave

the way

GGDSD


2018-19 Dr. Shivani Refresher Course on Research

Methodology GJU, Hissar 1000/-

6.3.2 Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the College

for teaching and non teaching staff during the year

Year Title of the professional

development programme

organised for teaching

staff

Title of the

administrative

training programme

organised for non-

teaching staff

Dates (from-to) No. Of

participant

s

(Teaching

staff)

No. Of

participa

nts

(Non-

teaching

staff) 2018-19 FDP - 10.10.2018 32 -

2018-19 Insight on Investment

Avenues

- 01.09.2018 104 -

2018-19 Teacher to Guru - 12.08.2018 35 -

2018-19 National Seminar on topic

“Critiques of Science and

Technology: Social

Implications”

- 19.01.2019 140 -

2018-19 National Seminar on

“Bhartiya Lok Sahitya ki

Adhunik yug mein

Prasangikata”

- 09.02.2019 150 -

2018-19 National Level Conference

on “Vartman Paripekshay

mein Vaidik Vigyan” in

collaboration with Haryana

Sanskrit Academy,

Panchkula

-- 23/01/2019 50 --

2018-19 FDP on Data Science &Big - 12.2.2019- 31 -


Data Analytics” 18.2.2019

One week

2018-19 Seminar on Healthy Diet -

12.03.2019 64 -

2018-19 ERP Training ERP Training 7th March 2019 20 20

2018-19 Seminar on Vastu Science --- 21.04.2019 100 25

2018-19 --- Procedure and

Documentation

27.05.2019-

31.05.2019

One week

--- 75

2018-19 Workshop on Vedic

Sanskriti Workshop on Vedic

Sanskriti 6.5.19 to 14.5.19

One week

101 50

2018-19 Workshop on Healthy

Living

Workshop on Healthy

Living

13.5.19 50 20

2018-19 One Week Faculty

Development by ICT

Academy

- 27-29 June 2019 41 -

2018-19 One Day FDP on

Excellence in Classroom

Teaching

- 10.01.2019 95 –

2018-19 One Day FDP on E-

Learning for teaching &

Research

- 17.01.2019 90 -

2018-19 One Week FDP On

introduction to R &

Statistical Analysis using R

Studio

- 14.06.2019-

19.06.2019

25 -

6.3.3 No. of Teachers attending Professional development programmes, viz., Orientation Programme,

Refresher Course, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the year

Title of the Professional Development Programme

Number

of

teachers

who

attended

Date and Duration

(from – to)

Refresher Course 1 15/11/2018 to 05/12/2018

FDP on Java Programming 2 30/07/2018 to 03/08/2018

FDP on R-Programming 2 06/08/2018 to 07/08/2018

FDP on Introduction to Big Data Analytics

3 06/12/2018 to 07/12/2018

FDP on Data Science and Big Data 2 01/03/2019 to 02/03/2019

Faculty Development Programme on Big Data 2 28/08/2018 to 01/09/2018

Faculty Development Programme 32 10/10/2018

Faculty Development Programme on “Data Science and Big Data

Analytics” 12

12/02/2019 to 18/02/2019

(one week )

Review of Literature & Research Problem 3 10/07/2018 (One Day)


FDP on ‘Teacher to Guru’ 34 12/08/2018 (One Day)

Time Series Analysis with E-Views 1 15./09/2018

National level Faculty Development Programme on “Insight on

Investment Avenues” 26 01/09/2018

Seminar on Healthy Diet 64 12/03/2019

Faculty Development Programme (MRIIRS) FACULTY OF

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

01 4-6th January 2019 , 3 days

National level Faculty Development Programme on Intellectual Property

Rights (IPR) 01 12/03/2019 (one day)

Workshop on NAAC Awareness 01 11/06/2019

Ensuring Class Participation 01 05/04/2019

Women Leadership Conclave-ASMITA Woman 01 30/09/2018

Workshop on Media &Communication 01 22 Apr to 4 May 2019

Workshop on Alternative Avenue of Employment Generation in English 01 28/03/2019

Workshop on Research Methodology & Data Analysis 01 22-23 Oct 2018

Case Writing & Teaching Work 01 28-09-2018

Workshop on Practicing Marketing Research 02 10-11 Jan 2019

One Week FDP on Introduction to R &Statistical Analysis Using R

Studio 25 14-19 June 2019

Faculty Development on Emotional Intelligence by ICT Academy 44 27-29 June 2019

6.3.4 Faculty and Staff recruitment (No.of Permanent/fulltime recruitment):

Teaching Non-teaching

Permanent Fulltime Permanent Fulltime/temporary

00 93 10 13

6.3.5 Welfare schemes for

Teaching

• Seminar on’ Healthy Diet’ on 12 March 2019

• Employee Welfare Trip on 5 Jan 2019.

• Sabbaticals for research work like Ph.D. and for attending conferences and

seminars.

• Provision for advance against salary as well as loan facility.

• Group Insurance

• College Medical Centre facility


• Reimbursement of participation fee in Conferences/Seminars etc.

• Distribution of T-shirts and Caps during Sports Function etc.

• Rewarding employees for their outstanding achievements and contribution

in important college activities like cultural, sports through appreciation

letters/felicitations and prizes.

• Sports & Cultural Programmes

• Special greetingindividualized messages on Birthdays & Marriage

Anniversaries of the staff.

Non-Teaching

• Provision for advance against salary as well as loan facility.

• Group Insurance

• College Medical Centre facility

• Fee concession for their wards studying in the campus school or college.

• Free Uniforms to the Class IV Staff.

• Gifts in kind on important festivals.

• Distribution of T-shirts and Caps during Sports Function etc.

Students

• Fee Concession and Free-ship to needy and meritorious students.

• Issuance of extra books to meritorious and needy students from the college

Library.

• Group Insurance

• College Medical Centre facility.

• Cash Prize for outstanding achievements in academics and other fields.

• Coaching for competitive exams and skill Development Programme are

provided at nominal charges.

• Short term Certificate/Diploma courses at nominal charges.

• Excursion and Outdoor Trips

• Support for Bus/Train Passes on concessional basis.

6.4 Financial Management and Resource Mobilization

6.4.1 Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly

(with in 100 words each)

In our Institution, both internal and external Financial Audit are done to ascertain the accuracy of financial

statements provided by the organization. Internal financial audit is done by the Head of the Institution on

regular basis. He audits the Income & Expenditure of the institution, College Budget, Balance Sheet and

other items related to finance of the institution. External financial audit is also done by the Chartered

Accountant (Auditor) appointed by the management at the end of June of every year to ensure that all books

of accounts are done in a fair manner and there is no misrepresentation or fraud in the books of accounts.

Auditor examines the Balance Sheet, Income & Expenditure and Receipts & Payment A/c and certifies that

all the information provided by the college gives a true and fair view.


6.4.2 Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals, philanthropies during

the year(not covered in Criterion III)

Name of the Non-Government funding agencies/

individuals

Funds/ Grants received in Rs. Purpose

U.P. Bhasha Sansthan, Lucknow 50,000/- Organizing

Seminar

Haryana Sanskrit Academy, Panchkula 28,000/- Organizing

Seminar

6.4.2 Total corpus fund generated Rs. 78000/-

6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System

6.5.1 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Yes External Yes IQAC

Administrative Yes External Yes IQAC

Environmental Yes External Yes IQAC

6.5.2 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association (at least three)

• PTM Week was organized from 23 March to 30 March 2019. Approximately 120 parents visited to

the college for PTM

• Meeting aimed at exchange of first hand information with the parents about the performance of the

students regarding attendance, academic result and other general matters

• On the occasion of PTM one day Student Level Poster Making competition was also conducted on

28 March 2019.

• PTM (Department of Commerce SFS)was held on 2.02.2019, approx 153 parents visited.

• PTM (Department of Journalism) was held on 2.02.2019, approx 29 Parents visited.

• Extension Lecture on GST was delivered by Company Sectary (parent)

• Health check up and awareness program by Doctor (parent)

• Eat healthy and live healthy program organized by mothers of students

• PTM, Motivational Lecture, Counselling Programsin BCA Department

6.5.3 Development programmes for support staff (at least three)

• One week long training program for Non teaching staff on procedure and documentation was

organise from 27 may to 31 may 2019

• Six day Workshop on Vedic Culture in College Yagya shala from 06.05.2019 to 15.05.2019. This

program is aimed towards holistic growth and overall well being of the staff (Teaching and Non

Teaching).

• Rishi Bodh Utsav organised in college auditorium on 10.03.2019. The program consisted of Hawan

and lectures by various authorities on vedic culture in the college AUDITORIUM. The program is

aimed at publicizing and disseminating the values of Vedic culture. Around 250 people from various

walks of life from the society participated.

• Training on ERP system by M/s Mobilise App Lab LLP, a Software Development Company


• Training for facing Academic and Administrative Audit and Environmental/Green Audit on

19.01.2019

6.5.4 Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three)

• Organised a One Day Seminar “E learning for Teaching and Research’ on 10/01/2019 where the

external Speaker was domain expert Dr. Ravinder Vinayek, Former Head, Dept. of Commerce, MD

university, Rohtak..

• Organised a One Day Seminar “Excellence in Classroom Teaching’ on 17/01/2019 where the

external Speaker was Dr. S.K.Bedi, Former Head, Dept. of Economics, MD University, Rohtak.

• The English Literacy Society, the planning forum and the Environmental Club got together to

organise IGNIDEA 2019 in February, 2019. It was a National Level Event in which as many as 17

teams participated in Debate, Quiz and Poster Making competitions. IGNIDEA is an annual mega

event organised by the English Literary Society by joining hands with the above forum and club. It

is highly successful collaboration effort.

• Hindi Department organised a National Seminar on ‘Bharitya Lok Sahitya Ki Aadhunik Yug mein

Prasangikta’ on 09.02.2019. In this Seminar 70 participants presented their research papers out of

200 participants approximately

• Sanskrit Department organised a National Level Conference on “Vartman Paripekshay mein Vaidik

Vigyan” in collaboration with Haryana Sanskrit Academy, Panchkula on 23.01.2019. 50 participants were

attended the Seminar.

• Participation in India Today-MDRA survey

• Establishment of world class Shooting Range and Yoga Centre

• Purchase of new computers in sufficient numbers

• Increase in the number of smart board rooms

• Cultural program ‘Rangmanch’ organised in college for the staff and students on 18th and 19th April,

2019. The aim of the program was staff and students welfare. The winners were given prizes by

Chief Guest.

• Sports Competition for Teaching & Non-Teaching Staff

6.5.5

a. Submission of Data for AISHE portal : (Yes)

b. Participation in NIRF : (No)

c. ISO Certification : (No)

d. NBA or any other quality audit : (Yes) 1. All India Survey by India Today

2. All India Survey by Times of India

6.5.6 Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year

Year Name of quality initiative by IQAC

Date of

conducting

activity

Duration

(from-----to----

--)

Number of

participants


2018-19

FDPs have been organized by the Departments of

Commerce (SFS), BCA & PG Commerce.

2018-19

01-07-2018 to

30-06-2019

Whole college

including all

stake holders

The RUSA Grant of Rs 2 Core for the college

already sanctioned.

Permission granted by the UGC.

National Seminars organized by the Departments of

Hindi, Sanskrit & Science in this session.

Applied to DDHE, Haryana, for grant for organizing

such a workshop.

The EMA students have won Zonal & Inter Zonal

Youth Festival Championships and also three prizes

in the All India Inter-University Youth Festival this

year.

The BTTM Department has organized a Rural Fair

in the Campus for that purpose in the current

session.

Many such campaigns undertaken in the college by

the College NCC,NSS& Youth Red Cross Units

during this year.

A vigorous campaign launched in the college for the

purpose this year.

The IQAC has organized a number of such

interactions during the year.

A shooting range set up in the college with the

latest technology and infrastructure.

The renovation and retrofitting of the Girls’ Toilet

adjoining the Girls’ Common Room and the 2 Boys’

Toilets in the PG Block undertaken during the last

two months. Also the new Girls’ NCC Room readied

during this period.

Attempts made by the IQAC to ensure that the

existing smart class rooms are made optimum use

of.

The process of replacing conventional tube lights


with eco-friendly tube lights going on apace with

around 40 LED lights installed after the last meeting

of the IQAC.

One more lecture on Intellectual Property Rights by

Prof. Sinha from MVN University, Palwal, organized

on 15th April, 2019.

A programme on dietetics by a domain expert, a

former dietician of Apollo Hospital, New Delhi,

organized in the month of March.

One exhaustive session on ICT Training (Enterprise

Resource Planning) organized for the faculty in

March, 2019.

2018-19

Implementation of all guidelines issued by the

Directorate of Higher Education, Haryana, including

those related to submission and implementation of

Daily Lessons Plan and the student Mentorship

Programme etc.

2018-19

01-07-2018 to

30-06-2019

Whole college

including all

stake holders

2018-19

Purchase of 60 more personal computers for the

computer labs and 60 more desks for classrooms

2018-19

01-07-2018 to

30-06-2019

Whole college

including all

stake holders

2018-19

National Seminar on “Bhartiya Lok Sahitya ki

Adhunik yug mein Prasangikata” 2018-19 09/02/2019 150

2018-19

National Seminar on topic “Critiques of Science and

Technology: Social Implications” 2018-19 19/01/2019 140

2018-19

National Level Conference on “Vartman

Paripekshay mein Vaidik Vigyan” in collaboration

with Haryana Sanskrit Academy, Panchkula

2018-19 23/01/2019 50

2018-19

As for extra-curricular activities, the EMA students,

like in previous years, won Overall Championship

Trophies in both the Zonal and Inter Zonal Youth

Festivals in 2018-19.

2018-19

01-07-2018 to

30-06-2019

2018-19

Zonal Youth Festival 29-31

October

2018

3 Days 80

2018-19

Inter Zonal Youth Festival 10-12

November

2018

3 Days 65


2018-19

Inter-University Youth Festival 26-31

December

2018

6 Days 11

2018-19 National Level Youth Festival 01-05 Feb

2019 5 Days

11

2018-19

A number of sports activities are organized in the

college. Students are selected and teams are

formed. The college sports teams participate in

various sports events and follow the university

sports calendar. They also compete in other

competitions outside the ambit of the university.

The college spent substantial amount on purchase

of sports items and equipment. Also we have a

shooting range and a full-fledged yoga centre

established in the College.

A Number of and Sports students have won cash

awards at various levels i.e International level 5

medals, national level 45 medals and Stae/

University Level 267 medals. Last year the amount

was more than Rs. 10 Lakh. This year, so far the

M.D University has not declared the amounts of

cash. awards. However looking at the medals won

by our students, it is estimated that this year too the

amount will be more than Rs. 11 Lakhs

2018-19 Whole year 375

2018-19

➢ One of the NCC Cadets was selected to

participate in the National Republic Day

Parade at Janpath.

➢ In the same league one more NCC Cadet

has been selected for tour to Russia under

Youth Exchange Programme

2018-19

01-07-2018 to

30-06-2019

02

2018-19

Our students won five prizes at State Level, Three at

Division and 10 at District level Prizes with cash

Prizes totalling 1,07,000/- in Events under the

banner of the College Legal Literacy Cell.

2018-19 Whole Year 11

2018-19

In the Blood Donation Camps held in the College at

the behest of the College NCC, NSS and Youth Red

Cross Units, hundreds of blood units were collected. 2018-19 06/09/2018 240


CRITERIONVII –INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND BEST PRACTICES

7.1 – Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities

7.1.1 Gender Equity (Number of gender equity promotion programmes organized by the institution during

the year)

Title of the programme Period(from-to) Participants

Female Male

Workshop on Gender Sensitization 11-03-2019 - 200

Gender equity sensitization programme

06-03-2019

29

29

Raksha Bandhan-An Occasion to celebrate Womanhood 23-08-2018 to 25-08-2018 51 62

International Women’s Day in collaboration with

Swawlamban Trust 08-03-2019 150 50

7.1.2 Environmental Consciousness and Sustainability/Alternate Energy initiatives such as:

Percentage of power requirement of the College met by the renewable energy sources

• Solar Plant 15 KVA Installed already

• Solar Light for Parking Area

• 6% of the total load is supported by the Solar Plant

• More Tube lights have been converted into LED lights

• More Herbal Medicinal have been added

• Environmental Consciousness about energy saving, reducing plastic usage, planting more trees, saving

water resources have been promoted in the College.

7.1.3 Differently abled (Divyangjan) friendliness

Items Facilities Yes/No No. of Beneficiaries

Physical facilities(Wheel Chair) YES 06

Provision for lift YES 06

Ramp/ Rails YES 06

Braille Software/facilities ----- ----

Rest Rooms YES 06

Scribes for examination YES 06

Special skill development for differently

abled students ----- ----

Any other similar facility (Separate

Toilets) YES 06

7.1.4 Inclusion and Situatedness

Enlist most important initiatives taken to address locational advantages and disadvantages during the year

Year

Number of initiatives to address locational advantages and disadvantages

Number of initiatives taken to engage with and contribute to local community

Date and duration of the initiative

Name of the initiative Issues addressed

Number of participating students and staff


2018-19

- 1 6/9/2018 Blood donation Camp Social welfare 104

2018-19

1 1 27/09/2018 Celebration of World Tourism Day

Social welfare 1000

2018-19

1 01/10/2018 Celebration of Blood donation Day

Social welfare 80

2018-19

1 1 01/03/2019 ➢ Gaushala Visit ➢ Blind Home Visit

Social welfare 45

2018-19

1 - 02.09.2018 ➢ Honour ceremony of Mr. Sheel Madhur (Ex.DGP)

Social welfare Member of different N.G.O

2018-19

- 1 03/03/2019 Visit to Vridhashram Social welfare 45

2018-19

1 08/03/2019 Honour of Female dignitaries on Women’s Day

Social welfare 45

2018-19

1 - 10/03/2019 Rishi Bodh Utsav: Seminar on Humanity

Social welfare Followers

of Arya

Samaj from

Palwal,

Hodal,

Faridabad.

2018-19

1 1 26/10/2018(one day) &03/ 02/2019 (one day)

Distribution of fruits and juices to students Hygiene and health awareness

Avoid junk food

70

201

9

1 1 13-14 Feb

2019

Visit to Suraj Kund Craft

Mela

Assist & Serve

Mela

Authorities

58

2019

1 - 11/05/19 to

12/05/2019

Lokshabha and

Parliamentary Election

Duty

Managing

booths and

Vote Counting

40

201

8 1 1 23/10/ 2018 Written Test

Road safety

Rules 200

201

8-- 1

22/05/2019

to

Adoption of village

PAWTA

Education and

Welfare of 421


19 28/05/2019 Villagers and

the School

students

201

8-

19

1 1 09/09/2018 Media Expo, Pragati

Maidan, Delhi

Indoor/

Outdoor

Advertising

Solutions,

Printing

Technology,

Branding

Merchandising

etc

26

201

8-

19

1 1 30/09/2018 Educational Trip, Delhi Women

Leadership

Conclave

76

201

8-

19

1 - 20/01/2019 Sahyog: Formation of

Forum & Student

Registration Activity

Teaching,

Collection

&Donation

Drives &

Awareness

Programme

12

201

8-

19

- 1 12/06/2019 Tree Plantation Social Welfare 12

7.1.5 Human Values and Professional Ethics

Code of conduct (handbooks) for various stakeholders

Title Date of Publication Follow up (maximum 100 words each)

Code of

Conduct

for

Students

05 /07/2018

The college not only created the duties for the students but also

specified some common rights for them. This code of conduct is

conveyed to the students by their class teachers/mentors and

displayed on the notice boards. The college provides them rights

to be used for their positive development and necessary freedom

on the premises at the same time they are prevented from

indulging in negative, destructive or dysfunctional activities.

There are committees for regulation and control mechanisms for

helping the students in distress as well as checking the actions

and behaviour of any misconductaccording to the code of

conduct.

Code of

Conduct

for

Teachers

05 /07/2018

The college not only created the code of conduct for the students

but for the teachers too. This code of conduct is conveyed to the

teachers by the respective Heads of Departments. The college


assumes that the teachers will follow the code of conduct the

positive development and necessary freedom of the students, the

institution as well as for their own too. There are regulation and

control mechanisms in place for enforcing the code of conduct.

7.1.6 Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics

Activity Duration (from-------to-------) Number of participants

Yoga & Meditation Class/ Bhajan by

ISKON

Every Sunday from July 2018-

June 2019 80-100

Inter College Inter Faith Prayer

programme 01/10/2018 50 Students from different

College of Faridabad

Lecture on Truth & non-violence on

the occasion of 150th birth centenary

celebration og Mahatma Gandhi

24/01/2019 72 Students

09 Teachers

Rishi Bodh Utsav 11/03/2019

Followers of Arya Samaj from

Palwal, Hodal, Faridabad.

Teachers & Students of Gurukul

Gadpuri Palwal & DAVCC,

Faridabad

Regular participation in National

Anthem March- June 2019

All the students & staff

Hawan Yajna 22/02/2019 to 27/04/2019 132

Inter University Student Development

Program 16/02/2019 (One Day) 110students

Yajya Hawan for Students from different

departments Feb 2019 to April 2019 672 Students & 85 Teachers

Workshop on vedic culture 06/05/2019 to 15/05/2019 All teaching and non-teaching staff

Trip to Vrindavan 31/07/2018 26 Students & 14 Teachers

Hawan by Teachers 6th April to 15 April 2019 16

Hawan by Teachers 10/03/2019 08

Hawan by teacher 16/02/19 20

Hawan Yajna Monthly (Aug 2018- Apr 2019) 160

Celebration of “Hindi Diwas” 14/09/2018 117

Spiritual Lecture on Gita 22/01/2019 97


Donation Drive for Under previlegde

students

26-27 Feb 2019 12

7.1.7 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five)

• Using e-prospectus saving huge quantity of paper

• Using Solar Lights

• Using Solar Panels on the terrace

• Tree and green plantation in the college

• Using Noise-free Gen Sets

• Water Harvesting Systems in the college

• Spreading energy saving awareness

• Running pits for conversion of garbage to fertiliser

• Ban on Plastics use

• Switching to using LED lights

7.2 Best Practices

Describe at least two institutional best practices

Upload details of two best practices successfully implemented by the

institution as per NAAC format in your institution website, provide the link

• *we have a number of best practices being pursued in our College. However five of them are being

elaborated below. The link at College website is also provided

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Best-Practices-2018-19.pdf

a) Introduction of need based courses at UG and PG levels

b) All out efforts for the holistic development of our students.

c) Adoption of a Village.

d) Tree Plantation

e) Propagating Spiritual and Ethical Values

7.3 Institutional Distinctiveness

Provide the details of the performance of the institution in one area distinctive to its vision, priority and

thrust

in not more than 500 words. The weblink of the institution is http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Vision-and-Mission-2018-19.pdf

VISION

D.A.V. Centenary College visualizes itself as a platform for holistic excellence which aims at producing

citizens not only with a high level of material skills but also with invaluable life skills and a strong moral and

social grounding so that they can succeed in today’s world as well as acquit themselves well as well-

adjusted, aware and responsible human beings.

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Best-Practices-2018-19.pdf

http://davccfbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Vision-and-Mission-2018-19.pdf


MISSION

Our mission is to provide quality higher education to a wide spectrum of society so as to produce

knowledgeable, skilled and ethically and spiritually sound citizens who can well bear the challenging

responsibilities of the emerging job-market and the professional environment as well as those of the society

at large.Being an educational institution the vision, priority and thrust; all have been aligned and focussed on

the academic area. All other activities remain in the surrounding to complement this area to create a holistic

impact on the development of the students.

• New courses have been added from time to time

• Number of seats have been increased in the courses as and when needed

• Extra classes have been arranged for the slow learners as well as the meritorious students

• The number of admissions in the college is continuously rising

• The number of students achieving positions in the university merit list is also rising

• The college has also produced university overall toppers at times. This year also one of the BBA

CAM student has attained this feat

• The college is favourite with the placing companies, having placed many students every year

• More and more teachers have attained higher qualifications and research degrees

• Better infrastructure including computers and ICT facilities have been provided

• India Today carried out an All India Survey with MDRA and the Department of Computer

Applications of our college has been adjudged as the Second Best for Value for money Category

and over all 77th position in India. The colleges were judged for Objective Score and Perceptual

Score parameters like Intake Quality and governance, AcademicExcellence, Infrastructure and living

Experience, personality and Leadership, Career Progression and Placement.

• Also the Science Dept. got 105th Overall position.

• In another survey the College has been ranked at 31 in the list of ‘Top 70 BBA Institute Rankings

2019’ by an All India Survey ‘Times BBA Education Rankings Survey 2019’. According to them

“the objective of this record is to arrive at a last of BBA Colleges Offering Full time BBA Courses

in India.” The research had 3 major modules i.e. Desk Research, Factual Survey &Perceptual Rating

Survey.


TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH BEST VALUE FOR MONEY (Source: India Today; 27th Mat 2019)


(RoI)





WOMEN, CHAINDIGARH

33.70



18.00


KARNATAKA

TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH LOWEST TUTION FEES (Source: India Today; 27TH May 2019)






WOMEN, CHAINDIGARH

6100


Last year in 2017-18, The college has attained a position of high repute as judged and rated by a survey by

the special issue of 4th June 2018 titled “THE BEST COLLEGES OF INDIA”. The BBA course has been

adjudged at rank 30 in overall rating of courses. Further in category of ‘Best Value for Money’ our college

has been ranked at FIRST POSITION with a ‘Return on Investment’ score of 37.2 way ahead of the next

in line being at score 4.05. The Table below highlights the achievement

TOP 5 COLLEGES WITH BEST VALUE FOR MONEY (Source: India Today; 4th June 2018; p-150)





4 Chandigarh Business School of Administration, Mohali 2.49



8. Future Plans of action for next academic year

1. To start a job oriented vocational course called B.Voc.

2. To Start new Job Oriented Skill Certificate & Diploma Courses in accounting &

Computer Applications

3. To create additional facilities for a activity room for BTTM Course.

4. To construct three separate class rooms for BTTM Course

5. To organize at least two National Level Conferences in BBA and Commerce

departments.

6. To augment the solar power sources in the college.

7. To start creche facility in the college

8. To Install one more Water Harvesting System

9. To Install Automatic Electronic Machine for conversion of waste to fertilizer

Name _______________________________ Name _______________________________

_______________________________ _______________________________

Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

_______***______


Annexure I

Abbreviations:

CAS - Career Advancement Scheme

CAT - Common Admission Test

CBCS - Choice Based Credit System

CE - Centre for Excellence

COP - Career Oriented Programme

CPE - College with Potential for Excellence

DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence

GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test

NET - National Eligibility Test

PEI - Physical Education Institution

SAP - Special Assistance Programme

SF - Self Financing

SLET - State Level Eligibility Test

TEI - Teacher Education Institution

***************


Annexure II

Best Practices

(A)

• Title of the Practice

Need based Courses at UG and PG levels.

• Goal

The college keeps a tab on the needs of the industry and the preferences of the rapidly

changing society. Consequent to that the college remains vigilant about the availability of new

courses in the affiliating University, i.e. , MDU, Rohtak, and introduces such courses in the

college to meet the needs of the industry and offer a whole range of courses for the students

and their parents to choose from.

• The Context

In the context of meeting the diverse needs, trends and demands of the society and for

maintaining the best possible standards, the college has been selecting and introducing new

courses from time to time. It follows the curriculum specified by MDU, Rohtak, as well as

keeps suggesting to the university the much needed changes in the curriculum. Through this

vision and wisdom, the college has remained in the forefront and has been able to build a

preferred brand image for itself.

• The practice

The courses offered by the college include traditional as well as professional courses at U.G

and P.G level. The college has also introduced some job-oriented and skill-oriented courses

including some diploma courses. A complete list of such courses is given below.

Traditional Grant- in-Aid U.G. Courses

1. B.Com. (Pass)

2. B.A. (Pass)

Self-Financing Courses

(i) Vocational U.G. Courses

1. B.A with Marketing & Commerce as elective subjects

2. B.Com with Computer Application

3. B.Com with Tax Procedure and Practice

4. B.Sc. with Computer Science

5. B.Sc. (Non - Medical)

6. B.Com. (Hons.)

(ii) Professional U.G. Courses

1. BBA

2. BBA (CAM)

3. BCA

4. BTTM

5. BA-JMC


(iii) P.G. Courses

1. M.Com. .

2. M.Sc. (Computer Science)

3. M.A. (English)

(iv) Add on Diploma Courses

1. Computer Graphics, Animation, Multimedia & Web Designing

2. Hardware Networking & Ethical Hacking

3. Oracle DBA

(v) Add-On Certificate Course

1. Certificate Course on Tally Accounting Package

2. Certificate Course in Excel Course

3. Digital Marketing

Any student pursuing a three year UG degree program can simultaneously join the above

course.

The teaching-learning process is kept up to date and the guidelines of MDU, Rohtak, are

followed with regard to the curriculum and internal as well as external evaluation. Industry

linkages have been created for the training and placement of the students as required.

Evidence of Success

Growth in Student Strength at Entry Level

Program 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

U.G. 1596 1545 1628 1464 1507

P.G. 124 126 146 139 108

Total 1720 1671 1774 1603* 1615*

• A little fall in admission numbers is attributed to some reserved seats remaining unfilled

Growth in Total Student Strength

Year 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

Total Student

Strength

4221 4263 4439 4356 4336

With a healthy demand ratio of 5.69


Growth in Academic Achievements in terms of Merit Positions in University Exams

Years Merit Positions 1ST Positions 2nd Positions 3rd Positions

2014-15 126 13 8 8

2015-16 138 10 05 09

2016-17 192 12 14 09

2017-18 231 14 15 12

2018-19* 256 18 16 19

*More announcements are yet to come from the University and merit list data of 2018-19 will

certainly go up.

Diploma Courses

With a view to empowering our students with appropriate and timely IT skills, the college Computer

dept. have been running threeAdd on Diploma Courses at nominal fee. The curriculum has been

designed by the college itself and duly got approved by the University:

1. Computer Graphics, Animation, Multimedia & Web Designing

2. Hardware Networking & Ethical Hacking

3. Oracle DBA

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231

256

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

No. of Merit Positions

No. of Merit Positions


Upon completion of any of the above courses, the concerned students are awarded the respective

certificates duly attested by the Controller, Examinations, M D University, Rohtak.

Certificate Course in Tally

This certificate course began in 2016-17. A number of students took admission and are benefited in

terms of enhanced knowledge and skill with due certification in computerized accounting work.

Certificate Course in Excel

This certificate course began in 2018-19. A number of students took admission and are benefited in

terms of enhanced knowledge and skill with due certification in efficient working in computerized

environment.

Digital Marketing

This job oriented certificate course began in 2018-19. A number of students took admission and are

benefited in terms of enhanced knowledge and skill with due certification in efficient working in

computerized environment.

PLACEMENT

It is no mean achievement that as around 900 of our students got placed through on Campus as well as

off campus placement during the last 5 years including 276 placements in the year 2018-19 alone.

Year No. of Students Placed

2014-15 124

2015-16 207

2016-17 180*

2017-18 148

2018-19 276

*For the Session 2016-17 total placements were 180 (88 on campus & 92 Off Campus),

however earlier it was mistakenly reported on this same page as 92 only (off Campus)

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207180

148

276

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

No. of Students Placed

No. of Students Placed


Problems Encountered and Resources Required

(I) Problems Encountered

• One constraint is that the college is under obligation to follow the curriculum approved by the

affiliating university without there being any element of discretion.

• The college, in order to meet the institutional social responsibility, has to keep the fee charged for

self finance courses under check. Consequently it has to check the expenses as well.

(II) Resources Required

• Additional building with more rooms and labs required for introducing new skill-oriented courses

• More funding from the UGC

• Reasonable hike in fee in concurrence with the university as per the need of the hour.

(B)


All-out efforts for the holistic development of students

• Goal

The college strongly believes in the all-round development of its students. So, along with the

curriculum, there are a large number of areas where students are encouraged and trained to help

them develop a fuller personality. The college provides them opportunities to get exposure at

state, national, international and at various other levels in order to realize their potential.

• The Context

Class room education alone falls short of being adequate when it comes to the all-round

development of an individual. The industry and the society expect students passing out of college

to be knowledgeable, skilled as well as socially responsible citizens. They should have the ability

as well as the confidence to shoulder diverse responsibilities in society. It requires a lot of extra

effort to produce such multi-talented and multi-dimensional individuals. The college goes all out

to create and offer platforms and opportunities for its students geared towards this end.

• The Practice

The college takes up many activities aimed at the holistic development of our students. The major

areas are as given below.

Extra Mural Activities (EMA) and Sports

EMA

The EMA Cell scouts around for and trains talented students for various types of cultural

activities. For this purpose, it provides competitive platforms at various levels. Our EMA students

have earned name and fame at zonal, inter-zonal, university, state, national as well as international

level. The college sends its students to other competitions also where they have repeatedly proved

their mettle.


The College EMA Team has won the Zonal Overall Trophy for the 11th consecutive year.

The college EMA Team has won the Inter-Zonal Overall Trophy this year for the 7th year

consecutively. We have been runner up twice for Inter-Zonal overall trophy.11 students

of our College won cash prize worth more than Rs. 100,000/-.

➢ Won the Zonal Youth Festival Overall Trophy (at IMT, Faridabad, Oct 2018)

winning 34 prizes including 22 First , 8 Second and 4 third Prizes and 2 best

actress prizes.

➢ Won the Inter- Zonal Youth Festival Overall Trophy (at MDU, Rohtak,10-12 Nov

2018) winning 20 prizes including 10 First ,6 Second and 3 third Prizes with cash

prize of Rs 51,000/-.

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Cultural: State/ University level National level International level

Sports

A number of sports activities are organized in the college. Students are selected and teams are

formed. The college sports teams participate in various sports events and follow the university

sports calendar. They also compete in other competitions outside the ambit of the university. The

college spent substantial amount on purchase of sports items and equipment. Also we have a

shooting range and a full-fledged yoga centre established in the College.

No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State/ University level National level International level

No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports : State/ University level National level International level

65 11 --

86 11 ---

271 85 19

267 45 05


A Number of EMA and Sports students have won cash awards at various levels. Last year the amount

was more than Rs. 11 Lakh. This year, so far the M.D University has not declared the amounts of cash

awards. However looking at the medals won by our students, it is estimated that this year too the

amount will be more than Rs. 11 Lakhs

National Cadet Corps (NCC) (Separate Units for Boys and Girls)

The college runs separate NCC Units in the college for boys and girls. The college NCC cadets

take part in a number of important activities and camps. Our cadets have brought laurels to the

college in various competitions held across the country. Earlier, our NCC cadets have also got

exposure at the international level, thanks to the fine guidance of the college NCC Program

Officers as well as their own dedication and hard work.

No. of students participated in NCC events:

University level State level

National level International level

No. of Awards won in NCC:



One of our acclaimed NCC Cadet, Mr. Aditya Raj has been selected to visit (International)

Singapore through a tough competition under Youth Exchange Programme.

The NCC Directorate to which we belong has been awarded as the Best Directorate among 17 other

Directorates in India. This award was started in 2015-16 and is being won by our Directorate

continually for three years up to 2017-18. This is to mention that this award is not given to any

Directorate continually beyond three years.

No. of Extension activities organized by NCC

National Service Scheme (NSS)

DAV Centenary college, Faridabad has separate units of boys as well as girls for last many years.

The college has always done various activities for social benefits through NSS wing. NSS wing of

DAV Centenary college, Faridabad conducts continuously various social activities like visit to old age

home, blind home, orphanage, gaushala, physically disabled students’ home as well as tree plantation,

voter awareness campaign, swachh Bharat AbhiyaanCampaign etc. The volunteers of NSS unit

always take initiatives to do social activities for the welfare of society and nation. Through these

activities, they learn social, moral and cultural values of human life. Many times, the girls of NSS unit

have taken part in activities of addressing and engaging local and common people about the healthy

and hygienic environment. They have distributed essential items like clothing, stationery, food etc.

among the local and needy people. Many people, who have already sent their parents in old age

homes, were motivated and convinced by the volunteers of NSS wing to take back their parents to

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home as it is their moral responsibility to take care of their parents in the old age. The volunteers have

donated blood several times for the noble cause.

The NSS Volunteers taught the underprivileged children and took the responsibility to educate

them for making them better citizens of nation. A community lunch has also been organized many

times for them in order to inculcate the feelings of sharing and caring among them.

No. of students Participated in NSS events:



No. of Awards won in NSS:



No. of Extension activities organized by NSS

Legal Literacy Cell

This Cell trains selected students and encourages them to take part in competitions outside the

college related to Debates, Speeches, Symposia, Group Discussions and Fine Arts etc. The

students trained by the Cell have won many a prize for the college in district, division and state

level competitions over the years.

The Legal Literacy Cell very actively participated in the Legal Literacy events organized

at the District, Inter District, Division and State Level and our students won a string of

prizes therein. Recently seven of our students were felicitated by Honb’le Chief Minister

of Haryana, Shri M.L. Khhatarwith prizes as well as cash awards at a function held at

Panchkula. ➢ State Level Prizes – (05) II Prize with Cash Prize (Event- Skit) of Rs. 48,000/-

➢ State Level Prizes – (01) II Prize with Cash Prize (Event- Debate) of Rs. 8,000/-

➢ State Level Prizes – (01) II Prize with Cash Prize (Event- On the Spot Painting) of Rs.

8,000/-

➢ State level Prizes –(02) with cash prize of Rs 19,000/-

➢ Division level Prizes –(03) with cash prize of Rs 11,000/-

➢ District level Prizes –(10) with cash prize Rs.5000/-

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Research

• As a result of encouragement from IQAC many faculty members are trying for obtaining Ph.D

Degrees. While 04 of faculty members have been awarded Ph.D, 9 more are already pursuing

from previous years, 11 more have registered for the Doctoral Degree in this year, Two faculty

members have submitted their thesis for evaluation and one more is in the process of registration

of Ph.D.

• As many as two different publications have been brought out by the college in different

departments, one at international and the other at national level.

• Many of our faculty members & Students are pursuing Research Projects in various fields

• Many of our faculty members have been participating in research paper writing & presentation in

National Seminars at different forums in the country

(C)


Adoption of a Village

• Goal

The college has always endeavoured to shoulder its social responsibility. The goal is to

identify an area in the society and support the various stakeholders in the area for their

betterment and making their efforts easier in achieving their own goals. It is like helping the

villagers and the Govt. Sr. Secondary School authorities in terms of resources, expertise and/or

funds as and when required.

➢ To Create Awareness of Self-Worth

➢ To provide facilities for improving the conditions of life specifically for

the poorer sections of the society

➢ To stimulate self-reliance and self-development in local communities.

➢ To encourage train and enable local people to assume community

responsibilities

➢ To encourage all segments of society, irrespective of Caste, creed, religion

or economic situation to cooperate on long term development.

• The Context


In this wake the college has performed a number of social welfare activities, as an outreach

venture, in the past in different colonies and different forums like teaching, cleaning,

sweeping, white washing, eradicating weeds, distribution of books and stationery, cleaning a

and sweeping at Faridabad Railway Station etc. etc.. In the present session the college has

adopted a village, Pawta , and served there in many ways for its development.

• The Practice

In this context the Village Pawta has been adopted under Co-ordinatorship of Dr. Mrs. Suniti

Ahuja and Mr. Ravi Kumar. Our teachers of different subjects have been regularly visiting the

village and the school for conducting classes for the students and other support activities like

cleaning, sweeping, white washing, eradicating weeds, distribution of books and stationery,

Yoga Classes, Computer classes, Health Checkup, Lectures on ethics and values, career

guidance etc. Also the college has motivated other external organizations such as Lions Club,

Surya Trust and Red Cross to collaborate and come forward and jointly contribute in this

noble cause.

• Evidence of Success

• Adoption of Village and School

• As many as 11 teachers and 242 students of our college have visited and provided

their services

• Lions Club, Surya Foundation and Red Cross collaborated in this noble cause

• Donation of around Rs. 12000/ in installing swings for the village school

• Appreciation received from the School Principal

• A Lecture on Adult Education was conducted in association with Lions Club

Faridabad Maitree in which Ln. Sonia Bhatia, Assistant Professor DAV Centenary

College Faridabad and Ms. Rekha Sharma Assistant Professor DAV Centenary

College Faridabad educated the girls of V- XI class.

• Ms. Kavita Sharma & Ms. Ravinder Kaur Assistant Professor, Computer Application

delivered lecture on fundamental of MS Word, Excel, Power Point. They also created

awareness about various social sites, websites and use of internet.

• NSS, NCC, Red Cross Unit and Department of Commerce & Business Administration

of DAV Centenary College Faridabad organized a rally in Village Pawta on ‘ Swachh

Bharat Abhiyan’.

• SunitaDudeja (Associate Professor), ANO NCC Girls, Mr. Ravi Kumar CTO NCC

Boys, Ms. Anjali Manchanda (Head Department of Computer Science), Dr. Ankur

Aggarwal (Head Department of Science), Ms. Ankita Ranjan (Head Department of

Business Administration) & Mr. Pankaj Sharma Assistant Professor along with

Students participated in the rally. The awareness was created that girls and boys are

equal and the villagers were given education that there should be no gender

discrimination and girls should be educated and also made be educated and also made

aware about various schemes of Govt. for promoting girls education.

• The above activities of social service were publicised in the print media for the others

to take a cue and follow.

Some of the Outreach Programme in collaboration with different entities in the Govt. Sr. Sec. School

of village, PAWTA


Details of Activities

S.No. Date Activities Teacher

Incharge

Timing In collaboration

with

1. 22/05/2019 Opening

Ceremony

Mr. Ravi Kumar

Mr Pankaj

Sharma

Mr Anil

Ms Ankita

Ranjan

From 10:00 am

onwards

Surya Foundation

2 24/05/2019 Yoga Classes MrUmesh

Mr Anil

From 08:00 am to

09:00 am

DAVCC

3. 24/05/2019 Computer

Classes

Ms Urvashi

Sapra

Mr Anil

From 10:00 am to

12:00 pm

DAVCC

4. 25/05/2019 Yoga Classses MrUmesh

Mr Anil

From 08:00 am to

09:00 am

DAVCC

5. 25/05/2019 Computer

Classes

Ms Urvashi

Sapra

Mr Anil

From 10:00 am to

12:00 pm

Red Cross

Faridabad

6. 27/05/2019 Computer

Classes

Ms Urvashi

Sapra

Mr Anil

From 10:00 am to

12:00 pm

Red Cross

Faridabad

7. 28/05/2019 Health Check

up Camp for

Villagers

Mr Pankaj

Sharma

Mr Anil

From 08:00 am to

10:00 am

Red Cross

Faridabad

8. 28/05/2019 Computer

Classes

Ms Urvashi

Sapra

Mr Anil

From 10:00 am to

12:00 pm

Red Cross

Faridabad

9. 29/05/2019 Computer

Classes

Ms Urvashi

Sapra

From 10:00 am to

12:00 pm

Red Cross

Faridabad


Mr Anil

10. 30/05/2019 Computer

Classes

Ms Urvashi

Sapra

Mr Anil

From 10:00 am to

12:00 pm

Red Cross

Faridabad

11. 31/05/2019 Computer

Classes

Ms Urvashi

Sapra

Mr Anil

From 10:00 am to

12:00 pm

Red Cross

Faridabad

12 21/06/2019 International

Yoga Day

Celebration

Mr. Ganith

(Student)

From 10:00 am to

12:00 pm

DAVCC

• Problems Encountered and Resources Required


• The distance of the village from the college is considerable and reaching there remains a

difficult task.

• Many of the teaching staff is female and visiting remote village area poses a threat perception

for them.


• Private comfortable and secured conveyance is required.

• Though we could garner intangible contribution from the external organisations, there remains

a need for more tangible or financial support.

(D )

Title of the Practice

Tree Plantation

Goal

The college has always endeavoured to uphold the social welfare and shoulder its social

responsibility. The goal is to identify an areas in the college and surroundings in the society,

where suitable tree plantation should be done and motivate the students and staff to carry out

as much as possible plantation. It is for the betterment of life quality as on today as well as for

the future.


➢ To Create Awareness about importance of trees

➢ To motivate and train the students to take up plantation in their lives

➢ To encourage all segments of society, irrespective of Caste, creed, religion

or economic situation to come forward on this issue.

The Context

In this wake the college has performed a number of social welfare activities, as an outreach

venture, in the past in different places as well as in the college. It is the result of continuous

hard work for many years that the college at present is fully lush green with trees, plants, grass

which includes a variety of medicinal plants too. It is taken as a task of responsibility to

ensure green all around.

The Practice

In this context the college has planted a large number of trees, plants, shrubs, flowers, pot

flowers, hanging pots flowers, seasonal plants, medicinal plants etc. such that today there are

more than 19000 plants in the college as per the green audit. It is a continuos practice for the

college.

Evidence of Success

• More than 19000 plants in the college as per the green audit.

• Adequate rgular as well as temporary horticulture staff on the college roll

• Even the pots used for many plants are environmental friendly, coconut shells

• Dr. Suniti Ahuja, Incharge-NSS Girls Wing, personally supervising the whole

green affair

• The college NSS units (Boys and Girls) have been working shoulder to

shoulder

• The complete break up of the types of plants is kept in the college records

• Apart from the college premises a number of planting activities have been

carried out in the surroundings also.

Summary of Plant Population in the College


S.No. Name of Tree/Plant Year 2017-18 Year 2018-19

1. Trees 165 165

2 Plants 10132 10292

3. Plants in Flower Pots 8119 8119

4. Plants in Hanging Pots 1050 1050

5. Neem (Medicinal) 4 24

6. Giloy (Medicinal) 70 70

7. Green Tea (Medicinal) 5 17

8. Tulsi (Medicinal) 20 37

9. Oxyzen Plants (Medicinal) 50 50



• Convincing and garnering support of the local populace is a daunting task

• Maintenance of the plants inside the college premises is much easier than outside


• So far college has utilized its own funds. More funds from other agencies are

welcome.

• Functional support from more external agencies to be involved.

(E)

Title of the Practice

Propagating Spiritual and Ethical Values

Goal

The college has always endeavored to uphold the social and spiritual welfare of the students,

the staff and the society and therefore, shoulder this responsibility. The goal is to organize

such activities so as to help people to systematically propagate spiritual knowledge, educate


all people in the techniques of spiritual life, help checking the imbalances of values in lives of

people.

The Context

In this wake the college has, along with other many spiritual and ethical activities, joined

hands with ISKCON, Faridabad and performed a number of spiritual seminars and Bhagawad

Gita classes throughout the year on our campus. Here a large number of people from the

college, students, staff, other disciples from ISKCON have been benefited in terms of peace,

harmony and spiritual tranquility, in this otherwise much troubled world.

The Practice

In this context, the college, on its campus, organizes spiritual sessions. A number of

acclaimed speakers from ISKCON and others come to college on a regular basis for the whole

year where the devotee participants engage and avail themselves of the higher level of

spiritual discourse experiences.

Evidence of Success

A number of acclaimed speakers from ISKCON and others come to college on a regular basis

throughout the year. Many eminent speakers from important positions from all walks of life

have rendered their selfless services to this noble cause. Some them are listed below:

Important officers and Professionals Visited the College and Delivered Lectures

• Sh. Mohan RupaPrabhu, President, ISKCON Delhi

• Sh. Amogh Lila Prabhu, Vice-President, ISKCON Dwarka

• Sh. MadhumamgalPrabhu, President, ISKCON Gurugram

• Sh. Naveen Gambhir, Director, ATC

• Dr. Krishna Priya Prabhu, Vice-President, ISKCON Delhi

• Mrs. Shweta Gambhir, Director, School Preaching, ISKCON Faridabad

• Dr. Ashu Arora, Sr. Consultant, Asian Hospital

• Sh. Devesh Agarwal, Trader

• Sh. SharenderBatra, CA & Financial Advisor

• Sh. KapilKhurana, a top Management Professional in Auto Ancilliary

• Sh. Susheel Arora, Professional in IBM

• Mrs. Shakti Rani, Dy Director, Min. of Industries

• Mrs. KavitaKohli, incharge, Gopal School of Culture & Values

• Sh. Gopishwar Das, Ex-head Product Planning, Hyundai Motors

Mega Event # 1: A Gita based quiz. 'VEDIC OLYMPIAD’ was organized in which more

than 18000 school students all over Faridabad participated. The Prize distribution function


was held in the college in which Sh. VipulGoyal, industries Minister – Haryana and Ms.

Shreya Chopra, Miss India 2017-18 were the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour

respectively gave away the prizes. Sh. VipulGoyal specifically praised the contribution of the

college for the active support.

Mega Event # 2: The Grand Finale of the Summer Camp where parents of more than 400

Summer Camp participants attended the cultural event, focused on emphasizing the

importance OF Value education both at schools and by parents. Many leading industrialists

and entrepreneurs attended the event.

Date Activity No. of Participants

22.07.2018 Yoga & Meditation Class/ Bhajan by ISKCON 84 participants










16.02.2021

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAME -

ACTIVITY BY SPIRITULCLUB, Dr.

SarojSawhney (Director of Shri Krishna

ParamDhamMandir, Faridabad) and Mr.

Shivanshu, (member of ISKCON Temple,

Faridabad)

50 students from 14 colleges











05.05.2019 Bhajan by ISKCON 100 participants








(II) Problems Encountered

• Nothing Significant

(III) Resources Required

• So far college has been able to conduct the activity with its own resources

Others

• In coordination with the NGO, The Roshni Educational Society, the college is continuously

putting efforts to teach 70 odd underprivileged children up to Class V on the college campus.

Some of those children have been admitted to a regular CBSE affiliated school for further

regular education.

• Lots of spiritual activities are undertaken like daily HavanYajnas, weekly discourses on the

Gita, periodic courses on the Art of Living at the behest of the Art of Living Foundation,

Lectures on Sprituality, Values & Ethics are organized on the campus for the spiritual &Value

oriented evolution of the students and the faculty.

• Days of national importance & important festivals are celebrated with grace & zeal in the

College


ANNEXURE III

(ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2018-19)


DAV CENTENARY COLLEGE, FARIDABAD

ACTIVITY CALENDAR

2018-2019

S

No. DATE EVENTS

Name of Resource

Person/Venue

No. of

Participants/No.

of Winners

DEPARTMENT

1 16.07.2018 Orientation

Programme

Dr. Satish Ahuja

(Principal)

All Staff

Members

BBA/BCA/BTTM/

B.A./B.Com

(SFS)/B.Com(Pass)

2 22.07.2018

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 84 Participants Spiritual Club/ISR

3 28.07.2018 No Smoking

Awareness Camp

Ms. Akriti Nangia (

Pathway School,

Gurgaon)

50 Students BCA

4 29.07.2018

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 80 Participants Spiritual Club/ISR

5

30.07.2018

to

03.08.2018

Participation in

Faculty Development

Programme on Java

Programming

Held at BPIT, Rohini 2 Students BCA

6

31.07.2018

Educational and

Motivational Trip Vrindavan

26 Students

Winners( Merit

Holders) and 14

Staff Members B.COM. (SFS)

7

01.08-2018

to

15.08.2018

Swachhta Pakhwara

Hospitals,Schools,Co

mmunity centres of

Faridabad

75 Students NSS (Girls & Boys

Unit)

8 05.08.2018

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 86 participants Spiritual Club/ISR


9 05.08.2018 Alumni get-together DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 50 Alumni BBA

10

06.08.2018

to

07.08,2018

Participation in

Faculty Development

Programme on R-

Programming

Held at Janki Devi

Memorial College N.

Delhi

2 Students BCA

11

08.08.2018

to

11.08.2018

Career Guidance

Workshop/ Self

Employement

Drive/Workshop

'Disha'

UNDP in association

with Hero Moto

Corp.

227 Students BCA/BBA

12

10.08.2019

to

11.08.2018

Two Day Personality

Development

Workshop

Mr. Vikram dhawan

and Col. S.K Verma 50 Students BCA

13 11.08.2018

Participation in Inter

College Teej

Celebraton in K.L

Mehta Dayanand

College Faridabad

Held at K.L. Mehta

Dayanand College

Faridabad

12 Students BCA

14 11.08.2018

Extension Lecture

on"Hindi Kavita-

Pathan Paathan Ki

Vidhi"

Prof. Maya Malik

(MDU, Rohtak) 100 Students B.A.(Hindi)

15 11.08.2018 Placement

counselling

Global Institute of

Technology and

Management,

Gurugram

25 Students BBA

16 12.08.2018

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


17 12.08.2018

Faculty

Developmenty

Programme

Mr. Shankar

Goneka(MD,WOW

Factors India), Dr.

Jyoti Rana

(Chairperson,FMRT)

35 Asst.

Professors B.COM (SFS)


19 12.08.2018 International Youth

Day

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 123 volunteers YRC (B & G)

20 14.08.2018

Visit to Sariska

National Tiger

Reserve

Sariska 50 Students B.A.(JMC)

21 15.08.2018 Swachh Bharat Rally

& Anti Drug Rally

NIT 1,2,3,4,5

Faridabad

50 Cadets &2

teachers NCC(B & G)

23 15.08.2018 Independence Day

Celebration

DAV Centenary


24 18.08.2018 Physics Workshop Dr. Rakesh Pande 85 Students & 6

faculty members B.Sc.

25 19.08.2018

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


26 20.08.2018 Extension lecture on

interview skills

Mr. Kashish Ahuja &

Mr. Sachin Maurya

(Alumni)

110 Students BBA/BBA(CAM)

27 20.08.2018 Pulse Polio Rally Village Pawta,

Faridabad

47 Cadets & 2

teachers NCC(B & G)

28 21.08.2018

Seminar on

Animation and

Designing

Mr. Rahul Singla

(MAAC) 50 Students BCA

29 23.08.2018

to

25.08.2018

Raksha Bandhan-an

occasion to celebrate

womanhood

programe for college

students

Dr. Satish Ahuja,

Principal & Mr.

Mukesh Bansal, Co-

ordinator of B.Com.

(SFS) 120 Students

Women Cell club

with all

departments

30

24.08.2018


on "How to Crack

Civil Services Exam"

Mr. Sunny

Kapoor(Director-

Bright Career ) & Mr.

Ravi kumar 152 Students B.COM.(SFS)

31 24.08.2018

Talent Search

Competition

Mr. Mukesh Bansal,

Dean of EMA 100 participants EMA


32 24.08.2018

Tally Classes Mr. Himanshu

Singhla 107 Students B.COM.(SFS)

33

25.08.2018

Extension Lecture on

Marketing

Management

Mr. Bineet Sinha,

associate professor,

MVN University,

Palwal 55 students BBA

34

25.08.2018


SAP

Mr. Sandeep Arora &

Mr. Tanveer

Ahmad(Directors of

SAP Institute,

Faridabad) 197 Students B.COM.(SFS)

35

25.08.2018

Fund Raising

Campaign for Kerala

Flood Victims

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

Rs. 10000 handed

to Mr. B.B.

Kathuria (Retired

Secretary, District

Red Cross,

Faridabad

YRC (B & G)

36 26.08.2018

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISCKON

DAV Centenary


37 w.e.f

27.08.2018

Remedial and Merit

Classes BCA Staff 60 Students BCA

38

28.08.2018

to

01.09.2018

Faculty

Developmenty

Programme

Held at J.C. Bose

Univ., Faridabad 2 BCA

39 30.08.2018 Induction Programme DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 100 Students M.com.

40 31.08.2018 Seminar on Stock

Market

Mr. Varun Agarwal

(CEO, Profit Idea) 180 Students BBA

41 01.09.2018

National Level

Faculty Development

Programme

CMA Sunil

Singh(Chairman

Northern India

Regional Council of

104 participants

from all over

India

B.COM.(SFS)


Cost Accountant of

India) Prof.

K.P.Kaushik(NIFM),

CA Ajay Garg, Mr.

Ravish Bhateja (CEO

&Founder SIFR)

42 03.09.2018

Organised

Counselling Sessions

to redress personal

and professional

problems

Ms. Deepti Shukla 10 volunteers

YRC (B & G)

43 01.09.2018 Visit to Tau Devilal

Oldage Home NH-2, NIT, Fbd.

25 Volunteers &

5 teachers

YRC (B & G)

44 05.09,2018 Teacher's Day

Celebration

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

All Staff

Members DAVCC, Fbd.

45

06.09.2018

Skill Development

Program

Mr. Gauri Shankar

and Mr. Partap 08 Students BCA

46 06.09.2018 Chemistry Seminar Prof. S. C. Puri 150 students B.Sc.

47 06.09.2018 Career Counselling

on Stock Market

Mr. Varun Agarwal

(CEO, Profit Idea) 120 Students BBA

48 06.09.2018 Blood Donation

Camp

Indian Medical

Association & Rotary

Club, Faridabad

304 Volunteers &

220 units of blood

collected

NSS (Girls & Boys

UnitS)/YRC (B &

G)

49 07.09.2018 Essay Writing

Competition

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 25 Students B. Sc.

50 08.09.2018

Seminar and Inter

college quiz

competition

Prof. Surender Mor,

Assistant professor,

BPS, Sonepat

8 teams and 16

participants B.A. (Economics)

51 08.09.2018 Alumni Meet Session DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 60 Alumni BBA


52 08.09.2018 Workshop on

Network Marketing

Ms. Gaytri (Senior

Director, Modicare) 60 girls BBA

53 09.09.2018 Visit to Media Expo. Pragati Maidan,New

Delhi 30 Students B.A.(JMC)

54 10.09.2018 Investor Awareness

Program

Mr. Harbinder Sokhi

and Ms. Divya Chugh

( BSE ltd.)

265Students BCA/B.Com.

(SFS)/BBA

55 12.09.2018 Career Guidance

Session BCA Alumni 50 Students BCA

56 14.09.2018 Celebration of "Hindi

Diwas"

Dr. Harisharan

Verma (Renowned

Dramatist) and Sh.

Bhagwan Verma

(Lawyer)

120 Students B.A.(Hindi)

57

14.09.2018

to

15.09.2018

PD Session Mr. S.K. Verma 50 Students B.Sc.

58 15.09.2018

Celebration of 59th

Anniversary of

Doordarshan

Mr.Sayeed

Ansari(Editor Aaj

Tak),Mr. Devender

Shukla(Research

Head Lok Sabha).Sh.

O.P. Yadav(Editor

DD News),Mr. Atul

Singhal

100 Students B.A.(JMC)

59 15.09.2018 Ozone Day

Celebration Dr. Vijayvanti

150 students & 2

teachers B.A. (Geography)

60 15.09.2018 Quiz Participation in

Gurgaon

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 4 Participants B.A. (Geography)

61 16.09.2018 Remedial Classes B.Com. Staff

members 100 Students B.com.(GIA).

62 17.09.2018 Beti Bachao Maha NIT, Faridabad 50 Cadets (B &

G) and (350 NCC(B & G)


Rally Cadets from

different school

and colleges)

63 17.09.2018

Inter College

Declamation

Competition

J.L.N. College,

Ballabhgarh 2 Students NSS (Girls)

64 w.e.f

17.09.2018

Skill Development

Program on Digital

Marketing

Ms. Heena Kalra 100 Students BCA

65

19.09.2018

to 20-09-

2018

Participation in Inter

College "Innovation

2018-19"

Govt College,

Gurugram

5students and 1

teacher B.A. (Geography)

66 21.09.2018

Seminar on Scope of

I.T. in Aviation

Industry

Expertrs from Fledge

Institute of Aviation

& Hospitality

80 Students BCA

67 21.09.2018


GST CA Anoop Modi 28 Students B.COM.(SFS)

68 21.09.2018


CAD and CAM Mr. Sandeep Rao 45 Students B.COM.(SFS)

69 22.09.2018 Parents Teacher

meeting

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 33 Parents B.com.(GIA).

70 22.09.2018 Voter Awarness

Rally

NH-3 Market, NH-2

Nehru Ground, 103 volunteers

NSS (Girls & Boys

Unit)/YRC ( B &

G)

71 22.09.2018 Lecture on Beauty

and Wellness Dermatech, Clinic 25 Students NSS(Girls)

72 23.09.2018

National level Power

Point Presentation-

"Research Point

2018"

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

54 students of 24

colleges BBA

73 24.09.2018 Talk on Swadeshi

way of empolyment

Mr.Satish

Kumar(Swadeshi

Jagran Manch ,

70 Students M.Com.


Faridabad)

74 w.e.f

26.09.2018 Internal Exams

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 600 Students BCA

75 26.09.2018


GST CA Anoop Modi 35 Students B.COM.(SFS)

76 27.09.2018 Celebration of World

Tourism Day

Ms. Seema Trikha

(M.L.A. Badkal), Ms.

Suman Bala (Mayor)

& Ms. Moolchand

Sharma (M.L.A.,

Ballabhgarh)

150 students BTTM

77

29.09.2018


for Upgrading soft

skill Mr.Sudarshan Verma 32 Students B.COM.(SFS)

78 28.09.2018 Educational Trip to

Amritsar

Dr. Archana Bhatia

and Dr. Sunita

Dudeja with 2

teachers

41 Students B.com.(GIA).

79 28.09.2018

Surgical Strike Day

(Poster & Writing

Competition)

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

25 Cadets & 2

teachers & 48

students

NCC(B) & NSS

(Girls & Boys Unit)


Guptas Period

Dr.

Rimjhim,Assistant

Prof., PGDAVC,

New Delhi

90 students B.A. (History)

81 29.09.2018

Seminar on Good

School Education

Provide a Fine

Foundation

Dr. Sukhbir Singh

(I.A.S. Retired) & Dr.

Harjit S. Anand (

I.A.S. Retired)

85 students BBA

82

01.10.2018


Marketing

Management

Dr. Devika Vashist

(IBS Gurugram) 57 Students B.COM.(SFS)

83 02.10.2018 Swacchh Bharat Anti DAV Centenary 33 Cadets & 2 NCC(B)


Drug Rally College, Faridabad teachers

84 01.10.2018

World Voluntary

Blood Donation Day

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

25 Volunteers &

5 teachers YRC (B & G)

85 03.10.2018 Seminar on Surgical

Strike Day Col.V.K.Gaur 101 Students

NSS (Girls & Boys

Unit)

86 05.10.2018

Campus Drive (

Secure Now &

Pinclick )

DAV Centenary


88 06.10.2019

Lecture on inner

peace and outer

dynamism

Dr. Subinoy Das

(Astrophysiucist), Dr.

Banani Chakraborty

(Nano Technologist)

from IIS, Banglore

50 Students B.A. (Geography)

89 08.10.2018 Industrial visit to

Yacult Plant Sonipat, Haryana 54 students BBA

90 09.10.2019 Extension Lecture on

Income Tax CA Vikas Khanduja 84 students B.com.(GIA).

91 09.10.2018

Inter University

National Level Quiz

Competition(Quiz

Wiz 2018)

Dr. Satish Ahuja,

Principal & Mr.

Mukesh Bansal, Co-

ordinator of B.Com.

(SFS)

34 Participants

from other

universities B.COM.(SFS)

92 10.10.2018 Faculty Development

Programme Dr. R.S. Chillar

30 Assistant

professors, from

college & other

institutions

BCA


Corporate Law

Dr.Versha

Vahini(HOD Deptt.

Of Law, MRIU)

97 Students B.com(GIA)

94 20.10.2018 NSS Day Celebration

Aggarwal College,

Ballabhgarh,

Fariddabad

2 Students NSS(Girls)


95 23.10.2018


Taxation Law CA Sachin kathuria 68 Students B.COM.(SFS)

96 23.10.2018

Road Safety Quiz

competition

MR. Ravi Kumar and

Ms. Lalita Dhingra

280 Students and

5 winner

B.COM.(SFS)/BB

A

97 24.10.2018


Taxation Law CA Sachin kathuria 20 Students (TPP) B.COM.(SFS)

98

28.10.2018

TO

02/11/18

Five Days'Health

Awarness Camp

Nangali Bela

Ashram, Haridwar 76 volunteers YRC (B & G)

99 29.10.2018 Cloud Literacy Day Mr. Lovetesh ICT

Academy 40 Students BCA

100 29.10.2018


GST CA Anoop Modi 30 Students (TPP) B.COM.(SFS)

101 30.10.2018


GST CA Anoop Modi 30 Students (TPP) B.COM.(SFS)

102 31.10.2018 Zonal Youth Festival IMT, Faridabad

Over all

Championship

Trophy (11th

Time), Cash

Award of Rs

21000, 22 First

Prizes , 8 Second

prizes , 4 Third

prizes & 68

Participants

EMA Cell

103 05.11.2018 Diwali Celebration

for Staff Ms. Suniti Ahuja 25 Students BCA/B.Sc.

104

05.11.2018

to

06.11.2018

Rollar Sports

Competition

organised by

DAVCC, Fbd.

Sports complex,

M.D.U. Rohtak

Gold medal to

DAVCC team Sports


105 10.11.2018 Inter Zonal Youth

Festival M.D.U. Rohtak

Over all

Championship

Trophy (7th

Time), Cash

Award of Rs

51000, 10 First

Prizes , 6 Second

prizes , 3 Third

prizes & 60

Participants

EMA

106 19.11.2018

Attended Workshop

on Health and

Hygiene

M.D.U. Rohtak 5 Volunteers & 1

staff member YRC (B & G)

107 21.11.2018

Participation in one

day university level

YRC Orientation

Course

M.D.U. Rohtak 10 volunteers YRC (B & G)

108 26.11.2018 Blood Donation

Camp

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

22 Cadets & 2

teachers (200

units blood

collected)

NCC(B)

109

27.11.2018

to

31.12.2018

Inter University

Youth Festival

Punjab University,

Chandigarh

3 prizes & 20

participants EMA Cell

110 01.12.2018 Awareness Rally on

Worlds Aids Day

NH-3, NH-4 and NH-

5

25 Volunteers &

5 teachers YRC (B & G)

111

06.12.2018

to

07.12.2018

Participation in

Faculty Development

Programme

(Introduction to Big

Data Analytice)

Shyama Prasad

Mukherjee College,

N.delhi

03 Staff members BCA


112 07.12.2018 Workshop on Vedic

Maths Ms. Seema(AIVA) 50 Students BCA

113 07.12.2018 Workshop on

ABACUS

Ms. Nalini Anand

(AIVA) 6 Students BCA

114 21.12.2018 Plantation Drive on

Tree Plantataion day

Pawta Village,

Faridabad

33 Cadets & 2

teachers NCC(B)

115 05.01.2019 Employee Welfare

Trip Faridabad

20 facutly

members BBA/BBA(CAM)

116 06.01.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


117 09.01.2019

National level

Contest ICFL Stock

Mind Session-7

Mr. Akash Bhasin

(Regional Marketing

Manager, ICICI

Securities Ltd.)

200 Students BBA

118 09.01.2019 One Day Workshop

on HIV /AIDS

Civil Hospital at

B.K.Chowk,

Faridabad

4 Participants YRC (B & G)

119 11.01.2019 Visit to World Book

Fair

Pragati Maidan,New

Delhi 50 Students BBA

120 12.01.2019 SATTE-Tourism

Business Fair New Delhi

3 students and

1teacher BTTM

121 13.01.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


122 13.01.2019

Distribution of

Clothes and Foods to

needy people

Pyali Chowk, Market

no. -2Faridabad 30 Volunteers YRC (B & G)

123 14.01.2019 Workshop on Happy

and Healthy Living

Ms. Andleeb Zehra,

Ms. Richa & Ms.

Priya

65 Students

BCA/NSS

(Girls)/B.A.

(English)

124 15.01.2019 Watching Movie on

Celebration of Army INOX Cinemas, 50 Cadets &10 NCC (B&G)


Day Faridabad teachers

125 17.01.2019

Workshop on "E-

learning for teaching

and Research"

Dr. Ravinder

Vianyak, Director of

Delhi School of

Professional Studies

and Research

All Staff

Members

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

126 17.01.2019

Oath Ceremony of

elected members of

Student Council

Dr. Satish Ahuja

,(Principal)/ NIT 3,

Faridabad

All members of

student council

Dean Student

Welfare

Association

127 19.01.2019

National Seminar on

" Critique of Science

& technology : Social

Implications"

Dr. Dinesh Aggrawal,

V.C. YMCA, Dr.

S.K. Chakarborthy,

Dr. Rajesh Chattra,

Dr. R.S. Chillar, Dr.

N.S. Gill, Dr.

Maneesha Garg, Dr.

Vanita Sapra

178 students B.Sc.

128 19.01.2019 Health Awarness

Camp

IAS Sukhbir

Singh,Dr. Bir Singh

(Former Civil

Surgeon,Faridabad)

& Sh. Rambir Singh

Dahiya (Former ETO

Faridabad)

91 Students M.Com.

129 21.01.2019 Campus Placement

Drive (Genpact)

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 403 Students BCA/B.Com. (SFS)

130

21.01.2019

to

22.01.2019

Seminar on Therapy

of Healing Without

Medicine

Dr. Virender Kumar 80 Students BCA

131 21.01.2019 Educational Movie

(Pride and Prejudice)

PVR Cinemas,

Faridabad

20 Students & 2

staff M.A.(English)

132 22.01.2019 Spiritual Lecture on Sh. Sukhvinder 80 Students B.com.(GIA).


Gita Bindra(Director,

International Art of

Living Centre,

Quebec, Canada)

133

23.01.2019

to

27.01.2019

Swachh Bharat

Bicycle Rally Palwal to Badarpur

33 Cadets & 2

teachers NCC(B)

134 24.01.2019

Personality

Development

Workshop on "How

to Market Yourself as

Undergraduates"

NIIT 60 Students BCA

135 24.01.2019 Youth Empowerment

Skill Programme

Spiritual Club of

DAVCC Faridabad &

Art of living

Organization

20 Staff Members

& 25 students B.A. (Geog.)

136 24.01.2019

Learning through

Communication

exercises

Ms. Nishtha

(Chairperson,TIME

Institute)

58 Students M.Com.

137 24.01.2019

Celebration of

Mahatma Gandhi's

150th Birth

Anniversary

Mr. A. Annamalai,

Mr. Y.P. Anand, Mr.

Sanjoy Singha, Mr.

Ansar Ali (Speakers

from National Gandhi

Museum)

100 Students B.A. (Economics)

138 25.01.2019 Voters Awarness

Rally

Dr. Satish Ahuja

(Principal)/ NIT 3,

Faridabad

155 Students

NSS (Girls & Boys

Unit)/YRC ( B &

G)

139 w.e.f

27.01.2019

Remedial and Merit

Classes BCA Staff 70 Students BCA

140

28.01.2019

to

30.01.2019

NPTI (Remote

Sensing and GIS)

Ms. Bhawna

Chaudhary (Deputy

Director National

45 Students B.A. (Geog.)


Power Trainning

Institute ), Mr.

Yogender (Computer

Expert), Mr. Swarn

Singh Jaggi,

consultant

141 28.01.2019

Faculty Exchange

Programme and

Career Counselling

Session

Mr. Himanshu Arora

(Mangalmay Institute

of Management and

Technology)

60 Students BBA/B.Com.

142

28.01.2019

to

02.02.2019

Parents Teacher Meet BCA Staff and

Parents 400 Students BCA

143 29.01.2019

Intra College

Extempore

Competititon

Dr. Sunidhi

(Associate Prof.

Govt. College

Faridabad), CA Neha

Gupta(Communicatio

n and Behavioural

Coach)

109 Students M.Com.

144 29.01.2019

INDUSTRY

ACADEMIA

WORKSHOP

Mr. Nitesh Sharma (

the IAS Rank holder

51), Mr. Keshav

Bhardwaj ( the

Mathematician), Mr.

santosh Dwivedi and

Mr. Sachin Bansal

396 Students B.com.(SFS)

145

29.01.2019

to

04/02/2019

Seven days Health

Awarness Camp Udaipur, Rajasthan 25 Volunteers YRC ( G)


Creative Writing

Ms. Shalini khurana

(Assistant Professor

in Govt. College for

Women, Faridabad)

80 Students B.A.(JMC)


147 30.01.2019

Campus

Drive(DAMCO SOL.

PVT. LTD.)

DAV Centenary


148 30.01.2019 Campus Drive ( CTS-

For CONCENTRIX)

DAV Centenary



Corporate Law

Dr.Versha Vahini

(HOD Deptt. Of Law,

MRIU)

110 Students B.com.(GIA)


Income Tax CA Vikas Khanduja 93 students B.com.(GIA)

151 31.01.2019 Participation in

Bharat Prayatan Parv New Delhi 23 students BTTM

152

01.02.2019

to

05.02.2019

National Level

University Youth

Festival

Chandigarh

University, Mohali,

Chandigarh

3 prizes & 15

participants EMA

153 02.02.2019 Parents Teacher

Meeting

Dr. Sonia Hooda &

Ms. Lalita Dhingra &

Mr. Ravi Kumar

213 Parents B.A.(JMC)/B.Com.

(SFS)

154 02.02.2019

Extension lecture on

organizational

structure and design

DR. Bineet Sinha,


MVN University,

Palwal

70 Students BBA

155 02.02.2019 Budget Talk Show

CA Anoop Modi &

Dr. Savita Bhagat

(HOD, Economics

Department)

120 Students B.COM.(SFS)

156

02.02.2019


Personality

Development Ms. Neha Dubey 63 Students B.COM.(SFS)

157 03.02.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary



158 04.02.2019 Campus Drive (

Mobile Safty. Com)

DAV Centenary


159

04.02.2019

to

08.02.2019

Five Day District

Level Training Camp

DAV Centenary



GST

CA Anoop Modi

(Alumnus of

DAVCC)

117 Students B.com.(GIA).

161

05.02.2019

to

29.03.2019

Bridge course on

Income Tax

CS Mr. Jay Prakash

from LDR Company 110 Students B.COM.(SFS)

162 06.02.2019 Environment and

Green Audit

Dr. Ravinder

Vianyak, DR.

Narender Garg, Dr.

Sanket vij

All Staff

Members

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

163

06.02.2019

to

10.02.2019

Five days Youth Red

Cross Camp

Mr. Moolchand

Sharma (M.L.A.

Ballabhgarh)

100 Students YRC (B & G)

164 06.02.2019

Personality

Development

Programme

Alumnus Mr. Herok

Pal, a story teller 60 Students BBA

165 07.02.2019 Educational Trip

toTaj Mahal Agra, Uttar Pradesh

50 Students & 2

teachers B.A.(JMC)

166 08.02.2019 Excursion Trip Suraj kund 20 Students M.A.(English)

167 09.02.2019


Diaosporic Literature

and Ethnicity

Prof. Randeep Rana 30 Students M.A.(English)

168 09.02.2019

National Seminar on

"Bhartiya Lok

Sahitya ki Adhunik

Yug mein

Prasangikata"

Dr. Ram Sajan

Pandey(Vice

Chancellor-Baba

Mastnath University,

Rohtak)

450 participants

from different

colleges

B.A. (Hindi)

169 10.02.2019 Yoga & Meditation DAV Centenary 84 participants Spiritual Club/ISR


Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

College, Faridabad

170 12.02.2019 State Level Quiz

competition

CA Gautam Goyal

(Ex Chairman, ICAI

Faridabad Chapter)

18 teams & 54

Students B.com.(GIA)

171 12.02.2019 Suraj Kund Trip Surajkund, Faridabad 25 Students BTTM

172 12.02.2019 Student Exchange

Programme

MANGALMAY

Institute of

Management &

Technology, Greater

Noida

50 Students BBA

173

12.02.2019

to

18.02.2019

Faculty Development

Programme on " Data

Science and Big Data

Analytics"

Ms. Navpreet Kaur

(ICT Academy) 28 Staff members BCA

174 13.02.2019 National level One

day IGNIDEA 2019

Dr. Sanjay Kumar

Sharma (Registrar,

JCBose University of

Science & technology

of Faridabad)

17 teams & 100

Students

English literacy

Society with

Planning forum &

Environmental club

175 14.02.2019 Visit to Suraj Kund

Craft Mela

Suraj Kund,

Faridabad 105 Students

B.A.(JMC)/BBA/B.

Com. (SFS)


GST CA Kanish Gupta 72 Students M.Com.

177 14.02.2019 College Level

Science Exhibition

Mrs. Ranjana Sharma

(Senior Advocate

&Former President of

Consumer Forum,

Faridabad)

40 Students B.A. (Geog.)

178 14.02.2019 Campus Drive Kotak

Mahindra Bank

DAV Centenary



179

14.02.2019

to

20.02.2019

Attended 7 days

health

awareness/training

camp

Jodhpur, Rajasthan one volunteer YRC (B)

180 15.02.2019

Participation in

District Level

Science Exhibition

Pt. Jawahar Lal

Nehru College,

Faridabad

6 Participation &

two Winner B.A. (Geog.)

181 15.02.2019

Participation In

District Level

Science Exhibition

Govt. College, Sec-

16 Faridabad 2 Students BCA

182 16.02.2021 Student Development

Programme

Dr. Saroj Sawhney

(Director of Shri

Krishna Param Dham

Mandir, Faridabad)

and Mr. Shivanshu,

(member of ISKCON

Temple, Faridabad)

50 students from

14 colleges

B.Com. (SFS) &

Spiritual Club

183 17.02.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


184 17.02.2019 Attended drug's free

India Campaign

G.J.U. Hisar,

Haryana

40 Volunteers and

staff members YRC (B& G)

185 20.02.2019 Extension Lectuire on

Political Science

Prof. Rajesh Kumar

Malik 75 Students

B.A.(Political

Science)

186 22.02.2019 Annual Science Judge- Dr. S.S. 80 Students B.Sc.


Marathon Gosain

187 24.02.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


188

24.02.2019

to

28.02.2019

Manali Tour for

girls'students

Manali, Himachal

Pradesh

16 girls students

& 2 staff

members

BTTM

189

25.02.2019

to

26.02.2019

National Level

University Youth

Festival

Central University of

Haryana,

Mahendergarh

Six Gold Prizes &

1 Silver , won

One Over All

Trophy &15

Participants

EMA

190 25.02.2019

Rolling on Idea Floor

Club: Manage

Tummy Without

Mummy ( Avoid

Junk food)


Mr. Ravi Kumar &

Ms. Rekha Sharma

110 Students B.COM. (SFS)

191 25.02.2019 Poetry ki Pathshala Dr. Satish Ahuja,

Principal 57 students M.Com.

192

25.02.2019

to

16.03.2019

Extension lecture

series Ms. Paru Mallik 25 Students M.A.(English)

193

26.02.2019

-

27.02.2019

Donation Drive Sehyog Club of

department 8 participants M.Com.

194 26.02.2019 Workshop on online

competitive exams Techno Gyan Club 32 Students B.Sc.

195 27.02.2019 7 Days NSS Camp Rahul Colony,

Faridabad 94 students

NSS (Girls & Boys

unit)

196 28.02.2019 Career Counselling

Programme ICSI 60 Students M.Com.

197 28.02.2019 Social initiatives Mr. Mukesh Bansal, 60 students B.Com (SFS)


activity by sharing

happines club

Co-ordinator & Ms.

Sonia Bhatia

198

01.03.2019

to

02.03.2019

Participation in

Faculty Development

Programme on

Python-Programming

JIIMS, Engg. &

Management

Technical Campus,

Greater Noida

02 Staff members BCA

199 01.03.2019


Enlightening Yours

Inner self

Dr.R.P.Sharma 25 Students M.A.(English)


Energy Conservation

Mr. Ashok Kumar

(National Thermal

Power Institute

Badarpur, Faridabad

44 Students B.Com (SFS)

201 01.03.2019 Visit to Gaushala

Gopal Gaushala,

Surajkund Road,

Faridabad

10 volunteers YRC (B)

202 03.03.2019 Second Visit to

oldage home

Tau Devilal Old age

Home, NH-2, NIT,

D-Block

50 volunteers YRC (B & G )


computer science Dr. Anupama Chadha 50 Students B.Sc.

204 07.03.2019 ERP Training

Mr.Ashish

Shrma(Team Leader

Mobilise pp. Lab

LLP

Faridabad),MR.K.S.S

harma(Team Leader

Mobilise pp. Lab

LLP Faridabad)

85 students BBA and IT Cell

205 08.03.2019 Carrer Advancement

Session

Dr.Parul

Khanna(Vice

Principal, IMT

Faridabad),Dr.Virend

er Bhasin(Advisor

BBA)

70 Students BBA



physics Dr. Ananya Vardhan 55 students B.Sc.

207 08.03.2019

Celebration of

International Women

Day

Mayor Suman Bala 45 women

honoured

Women Cell club

and YRC (G)

208 10.03.2019 Rishi Bodh Utasav

Celebration

Mr. Satyapal Aarya

(Secretary,

DAVCMC, New

Delhi & Secretary,

Arya Pradeshik

Pratinidhi Upsabha,

Haryana)

400 participants

Arya Pradeshik

Pratinidhi Upsabha,

Haryana in

association with

Arya Samaj Unit of

DAVCC, Faridabad

209 10.03.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


210 11.03.2019 Workshop on Gender

Sensitization

Mr. Krishna

Chaudhary 200 students B.Com. (SFS)

211 11.03.2019 Motivational lecture Ms. Meenakshi

Sharma 30 Students M.A.(English)

212 12.03.2019 Workshop on Healthy

Diet

Ms.Priya Aggarwal

(Dietician)

50 Faculty

Members BBA

213 13.03.2019

DAVIANS Star Club

: Inter Department

Role Play & Movie

Making Competition


Mr. Ravi Kumar 98 students B.Com. (SFS)


mathematics Dr. A.K. Sharma 45 Students B.Sc. (Maths)

215 14.03.2019

Workshop on Fraud

Analysis and Cyber

Laws

Mr.Manjeet Singh(

Fraud Analyst,

Barclays Shared

services)

40 Students BBA

216 14.03.2019 Road Safety Association with

Traffic Police, 50 participants BBA


Programme Faridabad

217

15.03.2019

to

16.03.2019

Athleet meet-

FUNATHON 2019

Mr. Giriraj Singh

(Dhyanchand &

Bhim Awardee Para

Atheletic)

2500 participants

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

with Sports Dept.

218 17.03.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


219 18.03.2019 Leisure trip to Wild

Hawk Dhauj Faridabad

34 Students & 5

teachers M.Com.

220 19.03.2019 Holi Celebration in

old age home

Tau Devilal Old age

Home, NH-2, D-

Block

57 Volunteers YRC (B & G)

221 23.03.2019

Activities conducted

by English Literary

Society

Dr. Suniti Ahuja,

Coordinator 25 Students M.A.(English)

222 23.03.2019 Celebration of

Shahidi Diwas

Retired Col. Samar

Singh & Senior

Scientist Mr. Ganga

Shankar

100 students

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

in association with

Vivekanand Manch

223

23.03.2019

to

30.03.2019

Parents Teacher week

Mr. Mukesh Bansal

(Coordinator BBA),

Dr.Virender Bhasin

(Advisor BBA)

120 parents BBA

224 24.03.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


225 26.03.2019 Psychometric Test DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 93Students

B.Com (SFS) with

Skill Sathi Club

226 26.03.2019

Student Exchange

Programme ( Career

Councelling Session)

Ms. Urvaja Raina and

Ms. Rashmeen

Kaur(IMT,

Faridabad)

60 Students BCA



mathematics Dr. K.L. Kaushik 40 Students B.Sc. (Maths)

228 26.03.2019 Rashtriya Hasya Kavi

Sammelan

Ms. Kalpana Shukla

from Delhi & Mr.

Kuldeep Brajwasi

from Rajsthan & Mr.

Vipin Chauhan from

Agra

150 students B.A. (Hindi)

229

26.03.2019

to

28.03.2019

Student Exchange

Programme

Dr.Parul

Khanna(Vice

Principal,IMT

Faridabad), Mr.

Mukesh

Bansal(Coordinator,

B.Com. (SFS) &

Dr.Virender

Bhasin(Advisor,

BBA)

27 participants &

2 teachers BBA/BCA/B.Com.

230 28.03.2019 Competition "Math

Buzz"

Dr. Satish Ahuja &

Dr. Suniti Ahuja &

Mr. Satish Bansal

18 students & 6

Team

B.A.(Maths) &

Ramanujan Club

231 28.03.2019 National Seminar on

Road Safety

Deputy

Commissioner

Mr.Dharmendra,

Dr.Satish Ahuja,

Principal & Dr.

Sunitti Ahuja & Dr.

Narender

72 participants

NSS(Girls & Boys

unit) & YRC (B

&G) & B.Com.

(SFS)

232 28.03.2019 Student Level Poster

Making Competition

Dr.Parul

Khanna(Vice

Principal,IMT

Faridabad), Mr.

Mukesh

Bansal(Coordinator

BBA),Dr.Virender

Bhasin(Advisor

BBA)

27 participants BBA


233 29.03.2019

National Seminar on

" Ram Kavya" and

National competition

Swaraj Sadan, MDU

Rohtak

05 students & 4

winners B.A. (Hindi)

234 31.03.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


235 03.04.2019 Personality

Development Session Ms. Deepti Shukla 40 Students B.Sc.

236 04.04.2019


Literature and

Ethnicity

Dr. Reena Grewal, JC

Bose University of

Science &

Technology,

Faridabad

20 Students M.A.(English)

237 05.04.2019 Seminar on

Enterpreneurship

Ms. Saloni Kaul

(reowned leadership

coach, human capital

consultant and

trainer, India Talent

Services)

50 students M.Com.


GST

Mr. Nitesh Arora (

DICS Institute ) 100 students B.Com. (SFS)

239 05.04.2019


Psychological

Approach

Dr. Neer Kanwal

Mani, Pt. J.L.N.

Govt. College,

Faridabad

25 Students M.A.(English)

240 05.04.2019

Attended the seminar

on anemia causes and

cure

M.D.U. Rohtak 14 YRC

Volunteers YRC (B & G)


chemistry Dr. Vanita Sapra 50 Students B.Sc.

242

06.04.2019

t0

16.04.2019

Workshop on Vedic

Sanskriti

Dr. Satish Ahuja,

Principal

All teaching and

non-teaching staff

members

DAVCC, Fbd.


243 07.04.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


244 07.04.2019 One day health check

up camp Smt. Bimla Devi

14 YRC

Volunteers & 2

staff members

YRC (B & G)


GST

Mr. Nitesh Arora (

DICS Institute ) 100 students B.Com (SFS)

246 08.04.2019 Extension lecture Retired Prof. Sudha

Chugh 30 Students M.A.(English)

247 11.04.2019 Farewell Party DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 115 Students BBA


College, Faridabad 40 Students B.A.(JMC)

249 14.04.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


250 15.04.2019

Seminar on

"Intellectual Property

Rights"

DR. Bineet Sinha,


MVN University,

Palwal

100 students BBA


College, Faridabad 40 Students B.com.(GIA)


College, Faridabad 240 Students B.Com. (SFS)

253 18.04.2019 Seminar On Research

Internship offerings

Mr. Mahender, Mr.

Sandeep (Luneblaze) 160 Students BCA

254 19.04.2019 RangManch-2019 Ms. Seema Trikha

(M.L.A. Badkal)

All teaching and

non-teaching

members and

students

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad


255 21.04.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


256 21.04.2019 State Level Seminar

on Vastu Science

COL. Tejender pal

Tyagi (Chairman-

Society of Vastu

Science),

600 participants DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

257 22.04.2019 Earth Day (Tree

Plantataion)

DAV School, NIT 3,

Faridabad 47 Cadets NCC (B & G)


College, Faridabad 40 Students M.Com.

259 27.04.2019 Prize Distribution

Function

Dr. Ramesh Arya (

Vice President, DAV

Management

Commettee) & Dr.

D.V. Sethi (treasurer ,

DAV Management

Commette)

570 students & 30

teachers

DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

260 28.04.2019

Yoga & Meditation

Class/ Bhajan by

ISKCON

DAV Centenary


261 05.05.2019 Bhajan by ISKCON DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 100 participants ISR



263 13.05.2019

One day workshop on

Healthy living "Chef

without fire"

Dr. Suruchi Sharma

& Mr. Hukum Singh

(Executive Chef,

Tama & World

Kitchen, Faridabad)

All teaching and

non-teaching staff

members

DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

264

20.05.2019

to

24.05.2019

Five Days First-aid

and home nursing

training camp

Mr. Purushottam

Saini & Mr.

Devender Kumar

200 students Youth Red Cross

Unit (B & G)




266

20.05.2019

to

24.05.2019

Participation in 5

days health

awareness training

camp at Aggrawal

College, Ballabhgarh

Mr. Ishant Kaushik,

D.T.O. Red Cross,

Fbd.

4 Volunteers Youth Red Cross

Unit (B & G)

267 22.05.2019 Opening ceremony of

Adoption of School

Pawta Village

(Outreach program) 40 Students

DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

268 24.05.2019 Yoga and Computer

Classes

Pawta Village

(Outreach program) 5 students

DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

269 25.05.2019 Yoga and Computer

Classes

Pawta Village


DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad



271 27.05.2019 Computer Classes Pawta Village


DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

272 27.05.2019 One day health

checkup camp

Pawta Village

(Outreach program) 4 staff members YRC (B & G )

273

27.05.2019

to

31.05.2019

One week Trainning

Programme foe Non

Teaching Staff

members

DR. Chandershekhar

Tiwari (SIGFA S

olutions), CA Sachin

kathuria, Dr. Suniti

Ahuja, Dr. Virender

Bhasin, Dr. R.B.

Singh & Mr. Pramod

70 Participants DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

274 28.05.2019

Health Awarness

Camp and Computer

Classes

Pawta Village

(Outreach program) 30 Students

DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

275 29.05.2019 Computer Classes Pawta Village


DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

276 30.05.2019 Computer Classes Pawta Village 5 students DAVCentenary


(Outreach program) College, Faridabad

277

30.05.2019

&

20.06.2019

Yoga Awareness

Camp

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

500 students and

all staff members

DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad

278 30.05.2019

One Day

Brainstorming

Workshop

CA Dr. Ajay Garg &

Sh.S.K. Arora,

Director of Honda,

Branch-Faridabad

50 students Entrepreneurship

Club of DAVCC

279 31.05.2019 Computer Classes Pawta Village 25 Students DAVCentenary

College, Faridabad





282 14.06.2019

onwards

One Week Faculty

Development

Programme

Dr. Neeraj Kaushik

(NIFM , Kurushtera) 35 Participants

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

283 15.06.2019 Alumni Meet

Mr. Bhagat Pratap

singh (Assistant

Labour

Commissioner ,

Faridabad)

120 Participants

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

with DAV

Centenary College

Alumni Association

(Registered)



285 21.06.2019

Celebration of

International Yoga

Day

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad

500 students and

all staff members

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad



287 27.06.2019

to

Faculty Development

Programme

DAV Centenary

College, Faridabad 42 participants

Technicia Club

with ICT Academy


29.06.2019




ANNEXURE IV


STUDENTS’ FEEDBACK FORM

SESSION:-2018-19

NAME……………………….. ROLL NO………………. CLASS…………….

SECTION……….

NOTE:

Please tick the box you consider appropriate through your satisfaction from 1 to 10 with

1 for least satisfaction or 10 for most satisfaction.

1. Are you satisfied with the admission process of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2. How much are you satisfied with the library services?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3. How do you rate the infrastructure of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4. How much are you satisfied with the canteen facilities of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5. How much are you satisfied with the cooperation and support of the Non-teaching

staff of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

6. Kindly rate the personality development activities of the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

7. Kindly rate the adequacy of sports facilities of the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

8. How much are you satisfied with the opportunities you get for extracurricular

activities?


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

9. How much do you like the ecological environment of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

10. Rate the career counseling support provided by the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11. Rate the placement support provided by the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

12. Give your satisfaction rating for the quality and number of laboratories available to

you in the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

13. Are you satisfied with the punctuality of your teachers?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

14. How much are you satisfied with the quality of teaching delivered by your teachers?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

15. How much are you satisfied with the extra support provided by your teachers?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

16. Rate the quantity and quality of other clubs and societies like NCC, NSS, YRC etc.

of the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

17. How much are you satisfied with the discipline of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

18. Are you satisfied with the other festivals/ cultural celebrations in the college?


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

19. How much are you satisfied with the extension lectures, seminars, conferences held

in the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

20. How do you rate the spiritual activities like Hawan Yajna held in the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

21. Are you satisfied with the student participation in the management of college

activities?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


ANALYSIS OF STUDENTS’ FEEDBACK

SESSION- 2018-19

300 STUDENTS PARTICIPATED & OVERALL ASSESSMENT IS 77.70%

1. Aspect: Satisfaction with admission process.

The average rating given by students is 78.56%

2. Aspect: Satisfaction with library services.


3. Aspect: Comforts of the infrastructure of the college.


4. Aspect: Satisfaction with canteen facilities.


5. Aspect: Cooperation and support of the Non-teaching staff of the college.


6. Aspect: Personality development activities of the college.


7. Aspect: Adequacy of sports facilities of the college.



8. Aspect: Opportunities in extracurricular activities.


9. Aspect: Ecological environment of the college.


10. Aspect: Career counseling support provided by the college.


11. Aspect: Placement support provided by the college.

The average rating given by students is75.5%

12. Aspect: Quality and Quantity of laboratory facilities.


13. Aspect: Punctuality of the Teaching Staff.


14. Aspect: Quality of Teaching delivered by the teachers.


15. Aspect: Extra support provided by the teachers.

The average rating given by studentsis 86.36%

16. Aspect: Quality and Quantity of Societies and Clubs.


17. Aspect: Maintenance of discipline.


18. Aspect: Celebration of festivals and cultural programs.


19. Aspect: Satisfaction with extension lectures, seminars, conferences.


20. Aspect: Spiritual Activities in the college.


21. Aspect: Opportunities of students participation in the management of college.



ANNEXURE V


SESSION: 2018-19

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR PARENTS’ FEEDBACK

Dear Parent/Guardian,

You are requested to give your feedback regarding the services of the college for your

son/daughter/ward studying in class ____________Section ______and Rollno_________. Your response will

be highly useful for us in improving our services.

Name of Parent /Guardian :

Contact number :

Email (optional) :

Please tick one box for each question. Give 10 for the best and 1 for least

Q1 You are well supported by the staff during the admission process.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Q2 Studies of your son/daughter are going well.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Q3 You are being updated about the performance of your son/daughter/ward.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Q4 Your son/daughter/ward gets adequate support from the faculty/staff.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Q5 College adequately undertakes other activities like extension lectures, personality development classes

educational trips excursions and preparation for placement.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Q6 Your son/daughter/ward gets adequate library facilities.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


Q7 You are properly attended to when you visit the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Q8 Your son/daughter/ward is satisfied with the discipline order of the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Q9 Your son daughter/ward is satisfied with the general cleanliness in the college.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Q10 Please give your suggestions for any other related matter.

Signature of Parent /Guardian Date:


ANALYSIS OF PARENTS’ FEEDBACK

SESSION- 2018-19

275 PARENTS PARTICIPATED & OVERALL ASSESSMENT IS 82.11%

1. Aspect: Support during admission

The average rating given by parents is 82.14%

2. Aspect: Studies of the students


3. Aspect: Information about performance of students


4. Aspect: Support by faculty/staff


5. Aspect: Adequacy of other activities



6. Aspect: Library facility


7. Aspect: Attention to the parents

The average rating given by parents is 84%

8. Aspect: Discipline order of the college


9. Aspect: General Cleanliness in the college


10. The following suggestion have been received from the parents:-

Some of the parents have suggested that there should be increase in seats of BBA and

BCOM(H) in the college. Also more sessions should be organized for career

counselling so that student must be aware of the upcoming challenges and

opportunities in the future. They derive great pleasure in and are interested to visit

college for getting regular updates of their son/daughter/ward. Some of the parents

also suggested that there should be provision of providing extra books to genuinely

needy students of the college. Maximum number of parents are well satisfied with the

discipline of the college barring some suggestions received that more emphasis to be

made on overall discipline of the college.


ANNEXURE VI

DAV CENTENARY COLLEGE, FARIDABAD (Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC)

“There are no better Ambassadors for your college than your alumni”

We are pleased that you spent valuable years as a student at DAV Centenary College

Faridabad. We tried to make your time here most useful & productive. We would like to know

your opinion about the College, now that you have moved on. Please spare some of your

valuable time to fill up this form and give us your valuable feedback and suggestions for further

improvement of the College. Your inputs will be highly useful to improve the quality of our

academic programs and for enhancing the credibility of the College.

ALUMNI FEEDBACK FORM

Part A: (Personal Information)

Name:

Address:

Contact No. :

Email Id:


Name of the Course

Year of Course

Completed:

Completion:

Present Occupation: Designation:

Office Address:

Part B: (Your feedback about the college)

For question no. 1-9, please tick one box for each question; give 10 for the top score and 1 for the least.

1. How proud are you of having been a student of the College?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2. How do you rate the progress of the College since the time you left it?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3. How do you rate the effectiveness of the Placement Cell of the College?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4. How do you rate the effectiveness of the Grievance Redressal Mechanism of the College?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


5. How would you rate the relevance of your degree to your current Job?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

6. How do people in your contact rate the College?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

7. How do you rate the overall contribution of your teachers in your life?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

8. Rate the likelihood of your recommending other prospective students to take admission in this College?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

9. Rate your likelihood of contributing towards the improvement of the

capability/services of the college (Contribution may be in the form of Cash/ Facilities/ Placements / others)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

10. Have you already in any way contributed to the college after passing out?

Yes No

If yes, mention it:


11. Suggestions (if any):

(Attach extra sheet if required)


ANALYSIS OF ALUMNI FEEDBACK

SESSION- 2018-19

100 ALUMNI PARTICIPATED IN FEEDBACK& OVERALL ASSESSMENT IS

82.48%

22. Aspect: Proud of being an Alumni of the college.

The average rating given by alumni is 86.4%

23. Aspect: Progress of college rating.


Date: Sign:


24. Aspect: Rating of Placement Cell of the college.


25. Aspect: Effectiveness of Grievance Redressal Mechanism of the college.


26. Aspect: Relevance of the degree with the current job.


27. Aspect: Third party rating of the college.


28. Aspect: Overall contribution of the teachers in alumni life.


29. Aspect: Likelihood of recommending the college to prospective students.


30. Aspect: Likelihood of contribution in the college.


31. Aspect: Past contribution of alumni in the college.

Contributed in the past Didn’t contributed

24% 76%

• As the alumni association has been registered in the year 2018-19 itself. It is in

nascent stage. The contribution of alumni is expected to increase over the coming

years.

32. Suggestions given by Alumni:-

• The college has been improving in all aspects continuously

over the years and we expect the same to continue.

• Alumni meets should become a regular affair and interactions

be increased through various mechanism for constructive

outcome.

• The contribution of the Alumni should be utilized more

effectively and efficiently.

• Substantial scholarships and other financial assistance should

be provided to meritorious and financial weaker students.

• Canteen facilities to be improved.


ANNEXURE VII

DAV CENTENARY COLLEGE

TEACHERS’ FEEDBACK FORM

Rate the following on a scale of 1 to 10 (10 for the maximum positive and 1

for the minimum)

1) Overall infrastructure and facilities given to you in college

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2) Library services and availability of books

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3) ICT facilities available in the college

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4) Level of decentralization in the college administration

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5) Functioning of IT Cell andtechnology available in the college

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

6) Availability of research facilities in the college

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

7) Financial support is given to you for attending Seminars, Conferences and

for Research projects etc

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


8) Financial support given to you for organizing various programs in college

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

9) The mechanism adopted by the college for grievance redressal of teachers

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

10) The medical facilities available in the college premises

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11) Timely information/communication and timely instructions/orders

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

12) Salary Quantum

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

13) Quantum of Annual raise in Salary

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

14) Objectivity and Equity in Annual Raise in Salary

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

15) Support available from the supporting staff

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

16) Campus cleanliness and Ecology

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

17) Adequacy of Training and Skill Development facilities


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

18) Yoga, Meditation and other measures for overall well-being

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

19) Satisfaction with overall discipline in the college

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

20) Overall satisfaction regarding college

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


ANALYSIS OF TEACHERS’ FEEDBACK

SESSION- 2018-19

90 TEACHERS PARTICIPATED & OVERALL ASSESSMENT IS 78.94%

33. Aspect: Overall infrastructure and facilities

The average rating given by teachers is 82.88%

34. Aspect: Library services and availability of books


35. Aspect: ICT facilities available in the college

The average rating given by teachers76.55%

36. Aspect: Level of decentralization in the college administration


37. Aspect: Functioning of IT cell and technology available in the college.

The average rating given by teachers is 79%

38. Aspect: Availability of research facilities in the college.


39. Aspect: Financial support given for attending Seminars, Conferences etc.



40. Aspect: : Financial support given for organizing various programs.


41. Aspect: Mechanism adopted by the college for grievance redressal of teachers.


42. Aspect: Medical facilities available in the college


43. Aspect: Timely information/communication and timely orders.


44. Aspect: Salary Quantum


45. Aspect: Quantum of Annual raise in salary.


46. Aspect: Objective and Equity in annual raise in salary


47. Aspect: Support available from the supporting staff.


48. Aspect: Campus cleanliness and ecology


49. Aspect: Adequacy of training and skill development facilities.


50. Aspect: Overall well-being i.e. Meditation, Yoga.


51. Aspect: Overall Discipline


52. Aspect: Overall Satisfaction



ANNEXURE VIII


TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL

EMPLOYERS’ FEEDBACK FORM

SESSION- 2018-19

NAME OF THE COMPANY…………………………………………….

ADDRESS…………………………………………………………………

CONCERNED PERSON………………………………………………...

NOTE:

Please tick the box you consider appropriate through your satisfaction from 1 to 10 with

1 for least satisfaction or 10 for most satisfaction.

01.Are you satisfied with the placement process of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

02.How much are you satisfied with the student’s response?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

03.Rate the quality of education provided to the students by the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

04. Provide your rating for the skill set of the students of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

05. Rate the strength of the students present for placement drive?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


06. How much do you like the comfort of the infrastructure of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

07. How much are you satisfied with the cooperation and support of the placement team

of the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

08. How good is the computer labs support provided during the drive?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

09. How much are you satisfied with the hospitality provided by the college?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

10. How much are you satisfied with the joining of students after appointment?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


ANALYSIS OF EMPLOYERS’ FEEDBACK

SESSION- 2018-19

04 EMPLOYERS PARTICIPATED & OVERALL ASSESSMENT IS79.08%

01. Aspect: Placement Process of the college.

The average rating given by employers is 85%

02. Aspect: Satisfaction with the student’s response.


03. Aspect: Quality of education provided to the students.


The average rating given by employers 75%

04. Aspect: Skill set of the students.

The average rating given by employers is 72.5%

05. Aspect: Strength of the students present for placement drive.


05. Aspect: Comfort of the infrastructure of the college.


06. Aspect: Satisfaction with the cooperation and support of the placement team.

The average rating given by employers 92.5%

07. Aspect: Computer labs support provided during the drive. (3 employers)


08. Aspect: Satisfaction with the hospitality provided by the college.

The average rating given by employers 70%

09. Aspect: Satisfaction with the joining of students after appointment. (2 employers)


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