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Annual Report 2014-15

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION P a g e 1

Index

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1. About the College

2. About the Department

3. Academic Calendar

4. Time- Table

5. Labs

6. Library

7. Seminar Hall

8. Sports Facility

9. Theoretical Programme

10. Practical Aspect

10.1. Micro Teaching

10.2. Sessional Work

10.3. Practice Teaching Programme

10.3.1 Simulated Teaching

10.3.2 Practice Teaching

11. Academic Activities

12. Cultural Activities

13. Women Cell

14. Co-Curricular Activities

15. Outreach Programmes/Extension Activities

16. Off Campus

17. Students Guardianship/Tutorial

18. Evaluation System

19. Add-On Courses

20. Alumni Meet

21. Placement Cell

22. Farewell

23. Results



ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Modern College of Professional studies is located in the Anand Industries

estate, Mohan Nagar of the Ghaziabad District of the Uttar Pradesh. It is co-

Education College affiliated to the Chaudhary Charan Singh University,

Meerut.

Modern College of Professional Studies set up in 2003-2004 under the aegis of

Ganesh Shiskha Samiti, a registered non-profit body as a premier institute for

imparting course in the field of Management and Information Technology and

education.Notices

A journey in Modern College of Professional Studies, Mohan Nagar is a

journey towards success. It is an institute which empowers you towards

specialization in management, information technology and education. It helps

you to expand your knowledge & enhance skills to achieve success. The college

encourages its students to seek out information outside the academic

curriculum. To facilitate this research, the college has a well-developed library

with adequate reading room facility, it offer the student course related books,

reference books, magazine, journals & newspaper, to enhance the reference

section of the subject offered by the college, the library heavily stocked books

on Humanities, Information Technology, Management, Marketing and

Education.

Vision:

Strength the nation with excellent professionals in the field of education,

Science and technology, Law and Management with the leadership qualities and

best managerial skills in their field.

Mission:

To serve the society and improve quality of life in every sphere. To become a

recognized elite education institution by nurturing high quality talent, providing



excellent academic & research environment and promoting dissemination of

knowledge.

ABOUT THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

MCPS, Mohan Nagar, affiliated to C.C.S. University was set up in the year

2003 under the aegis of Ganesh Shiksha Samiti a registered non-profit body, as

a premier institute for importing B.Ed. course in the field of Teacher Education.

The college is approved under the sec 2 (f) of U.G.C.

The word “Education” has sometimes been used in a very broad sense to

designate the totality of direct/ indirect influences that nature or other men are

able to exercise on human character and human intelligence. Education can’t be

indifferent from the influence of caste-social stratification persons and policies.

Its social character also gets affected. Teacher who is a inevitable pillar of any

education system. His character and role in this perspective have definitely

changed but his need has not. In other words teachers are the backbone of the

Educational System to enhance its quality and promote systematic reforms. The

quality of the teacher reflects the quality of that Society. It is said that no nation

can rise above the level of its teachers.

Education is the manifestation from within”. There is knowledge in all beings, it

only requires awakening, the task of a teacher being awaken the senses, so that

students may learn to use their eyes, ears and hands properly. Education is not

collecting the facts and information; it is concentration of mind and heart. Our

aim is not producing teachers, lawyers, businessmen but the most important

thing is to eradicate ignorance and negativity. “A teacher shows the path, it is

though who has to walk."



There is no true and proper substitution of a teacher even in this age of

educational technology. That is why importance and challenges for teacher

education has got more sharpened.

Modern College of Professional Studies, Mohan Nagar is continuously moving

towards to meet all requirements and face these challenges.

Goals:

The college aims at an integral and personalized training of young men and

women through Integral Pedagogy – Context, Experience, Reflection, Action

and Evaluation –to be well motivated teachers who will be intellectually

competent, morally upright, socially committed and spiritually inspired.

It is the aim of MCPS College that the students who take their training here

become well-formed guides who will accompany the young learner on his or

her journey of becoming a fully human person. The college, therefore, offers an

all-round training, one that is at once intellectual, cultural, social, emotional,

physical, aesthetic, moral and spiritual.

The college further aims at promoting values such as respect for Indian common

cultural heritage, egalitarianism, democracy, secularism, equality of sexes,

protection of environment, removal of social barriers, responsible use of

cybernetics and mass media, transparency and probity in private and public life,

observance of small family norms, national unity, and respect for religious and

moral values.

In addition, the college aims at conducting in –service programmes for teachers

and administrators already working in schools in order to update them on

educational issues and findings and to develop the required skills using modern

information technology and innovative practices. Besides, the college will

undertake documentation and research in relevant educational areas.



In Particular:

Personalized training through Integral Pedagogy and mentoring.

All round training that is intellectual, cultural, social, emotional, physical,

aesthetic, moral and spiritual.

Use of IT communication media and innovative practices.

Documentation and research.

Environment education for sustainability.

He / She shall be able to:

Act as an agent of social change while understanding and appreciating the

inter-relationship between our healthy cultural heritage and its impact on

education;

Provide leadership to the community while utilizing the resources of the local

community for the proper development of the school, the students and the

community;

Facilitate the learning process in the students by means of available learning

resources and organizing educational activities and programmes with special

care for learners of specific needs;

Show respect and love for the individuality of the child;

Be just and impartial in his/her dealing with children;

Organize various activities of the school for the all-round development of the

students by using media and appropriate instructional technologies;

Inspire and professionally help the parents for the care and guidance of their

wards;

Preserve proper balance of his/her life as a person of character, uphold the

values of professional commitment and professional ethics and be an example

to others with his/her intellectual honesty and moral integrity as well as

loyalty to the institution to which he/she belongs;



Strive continuously to enrich his/her personality by the life-long process of

learning through study and research; uphold his/her teaching as sacred and

inviolable

INTRODUCTION OF M.Ed. COURSE

M.Ed. (Master of Education)

Affiliation: CCS University, Meerut, Approved by N.C.T.E.

Duration: 1 Years

Eligibility: Graduation or equivalent with minimum Graduation in any Stream

with minimum 50% marks (40% for SC /ST).

Master in Education (M.Ed.) is a One-year degree course affiliated to Ch.

Charan Singh University, Meerut. Since Education is one of the most preferred

career options today, M.Ed. is a professional programme and, therefore, it

focuses on comprehensive and integrated professional development of teachers

and other personnel engaged in educational management and administration.At

MCPS, this course has been designed to impart basic principles of education to

the future deans, so that they achieve a strong grounding in education. It is an

innovative programme, utilizing self-learning materials (SLMs) and information

and communication technologies (ICTs) along with an interactive personal

contact programme component. To effectively impart instruction, the

programme follows the multimedia approach, viz., print materials, audio-video

components, assignments, counselling sessions, personal guidance for research,

workshops, individual and group activities, etc. The main purpose of this

programme is to prepare teacher educators and educational

administrators/managers to develop a global as well as a national vision for

education in the modern concept of the 21st century, This is beneficial for

students if they pursue higher Studies in M.Ed., or if they pursue any other

course that is related to any other aspect of corporate world. M.Ed. at MCPS

helps students in developing society and personal competence through their

exposure to the real educational problems, analysis of cases and seminars visits.

Objectives of the Programme

To achieve this comprehensive goal/objective, the programme seeks to:

Develop specialized knowledge and understanding about the



philosophical and sociological bases of education;

Develop ability to understand human behaviour and personality, and

capability to apply this knowledge and understanding to guide the

learners to learn efficiently and effectively;

Develop national and international perspective about educational theory

and practice to enable the learners to visualize the inter-linkages and

dependency among different educational systems;

Develop a working knowledge of ICTs and their application in formal

and non-formal systems of education and for teacher empowerment;

Develop knowledge and understanding of management, planning and

financing of education; as also develop managerial and administrative

capabilities and skills to effectively manage educational institutions

INTRODUCTION OF B.Ed. COURSE

B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education)

Affiliation: CCS University, Meerut, Approved by N.C.T.E.

Duration: 2 Years

Eligibility: Graduation or equivalent with minimum Graduation in any Stream

with minimum 50% marks (40% for SC /ST).

Bachelor in Education (B.Ed.) is a Two-year degree course affiliated to Ch.

Charan Singh University, Meerut. Since Education is one of the most preferred

career options today, B.Ed. is a natural corollary to this preference. The

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) programme aims at developing the

understanding and competencies required by practising teachers for effective

teaching-learning process at the secondary stage. This programme prepares

prospective teachers to understand the psychological and sociological aspects of

the child’s development and also understand his behaviour under different

conditions. The course work combined with rigorous practice of teaching

prepares teacher trainees to master the art of teaching and the ability to deal

with students based on their individual differences in various classroom

situations. At MCPS, this course has been designed to impart basic principles of

education to the future deans, so that they achieve a strong grounding in

education. This is beneficial for students if they pursue higher Studies in B.Ed.,



or if they pursue any other course that is related to any other aspect of corporate

world. B.Ed. at MCPS helps students in developing society and personal

competence through their exposure to the real educational problems, analysis of

cases and seminars visits.

Objectives of B.Ed. General Programme

To enable students to understand the central concepts, tools of inquiry and

structures of the disciplines of Education in general and teacher education in

particular. To provide opportunities to teacher trainees that enable learning

experiences to make subject matter meaningful at secondary level.

To make the student teachers understand how children learn and develop, how

they differ in their approaches to learning and create learning opportunities

that benefit diverse learners and learning contexts

To develop the skills of student teachers to plan learning experiences in and

outside the classroom that are based on learners’ existing proficiency,

interests, experiences and knowledge, and enable them to understand how

students come to view, develop, learn and make sense of subject matter

contained in the curriculum.

To develop the capacity among student teachers to use knowledge of effective

verbal, non-verbal and media communication techniques to foster active

enquiry, collaboration and supportive interaction in the classroom.

To enable the student teachers to understand and use formal and informal

assessment strategies to evaluate and ensure the continuous intellectual social,

emotional and physical development of the learners.

To provide student teachers self-identity as a ‘teacher’ through school based

learning experiences and reflective practices that continually evaluate the

effects of their choices and actions.

To change the behavior, attitude and values of teacher trainees so that they

shape into responsible and accountable agents of change in the society, in the

perspective of local, national and global concerns and issues vital for human

survival, progress and development.

To provide a rich programme of curricular and extra-curricular activities for

student teachers for all round development of their personalities as also those

of the students whom they teach.



Students working in Science Lab

LABS IN EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

The Laboratory is a place where students convert their theoretical knowledge

into practical for development of all round aspects of students.

Lab play an important role.

There are 4 main Labs for Education. Department:

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLGICAL LAB

College has well-equipped education technology lab for students of Education

Department. It is being utilized by all

the students. Students are acquainted

with knowledge, uses, working and

operation of various technology and

aids. Students are taught how to

prepare transparencies, power point

presentations. They are given basic

information regarding MS Office, MS Word, and MS Excel so that they can use

them as per requirements during their academic session and in future also.

Teachers make use of various aids for the teaching purpose and giving

demonstration lessons to make the learning of various topics interesting and

effective.

INTEGRATED SCIENCE LAB

It is essential for M.Ed. /B.Ed. trainee to

provide training in observation, detailed

information about facts and arouses

pupil’s interest. It is important to make

them well verse with the modern

Students attending lecture in ET Lab



techniques of teaching. Pupil teacher of B.Ed. are “would-be teachers”. Keeping

this in mind, pupil- teachers are trained to use various apparatus and to use

laboratory in an effective manner. They are taught general rules and regulations

to be followed while experimenting. They are made aware about how to handle

the apparatus, different chemicals, specimens and how to keep them safely.

Pupil teachers prepare a practicum file and thus, use science lab in an integrated

manner in Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

PSYCHOLOGY LAB

It is well- furnished with all related facilities for the trainees of M.Ed. /B.Ed.

Knowledge of psychology is

essential for the perspective

teachers.

It enables the students to

understand ways of conducting

psychological tests. Main objective

of this lab is to acquaint the

students with the administration

and interpretation of the test, so

that they can know about the learner and can help in development of balanced

personality of the learner. All important tests are available in the lab. Students

have facility to take and use the tests for their session work and Dissertation

Work.

WORK- EXPERIENCE LAB

The work- experience lab is adequately equipped with tools, instruments and

work tools required to do socially useful productive work by the teacher-

trainees satisfactorily in the lab. Lab is well- equipped for the M.Ed./B.Ed.

Students in psychology Lab



Students in Library

Students enhancing their knowledge

through Guest lecture

students to include them in their course work and give them full opportunity to

utilize their skills of working.

This is a way to develop their creativity and enhance their overall personality.

LIBRARY

The Institute has a well-furnished and efficiently

organized Library. It is well stocked with latest

editions of Books by eminent authors on various

titles to cater to needs and requirements of its

readers. The Institute has also provided the facility

of Book-Bank to the student. It has rich collection of

books including text book, reference books.

LIBRARY/ INFRASTRUTURE FACILITIES

S. No Details Available Added

1. No. of Books 7365 507

2. No. of Titles 1257 85

3. Total No. of CD’s 8 0

4. Magazines 7 0

5. No. of Journals 24 0

SEMINAR HALL

The institute has a Seminar hall which is well

equipped with various modern audio visual

Students doing craft work in work experience lab



equipments. The hall is frequently used for Guest Lectures and invites

educationist’s experts in different fields of education. This hall has full facility

for the organization of seminars and workshops.

SPORTS ROOM

Coordinator – Dr.Gajendra Singh & Mr

Pradeep Sharma for Physical Fitness the

Institute develop a sports room for many

indoor games- carom board, chess, Table

tennis. Available kits for outdoor games-

cricket, volley ball, badminton etc.

THEORETICAL PROGRAMME

Education Department provide orientation regarding theoretical & practical

programs during the starting of the session Compulsory Paper-(Syllabus).

Education Dept. with its excellent and healthy Environment for learning runs

theory classes throughout the session from July to June smoothly. Students are

given ample freedom and democratic environment to express their views and

are also taught to accept others view point with patience. The focus is on

imparting knowledge through various methods and techniques. Our student

teachers are prepared to face challenges in their teaching carrier. The teacher

educator makes every effort toward creating the overall environment conducive

to learning and development of the students. The emphasis is on the Pupil

Teacher and also on the need of the student faculty to adopt Innovative teaching

methods/ Technique in class room teaching. Lecture is imparted in both the

language to cope up with the student of English and Hindi medium. So that the

Students Playing Carom in Sports Room



students can take full interest in the class accordingly, every lecture is made to

make learning student centred and motivate the student individually. For quality

sustained and quality enhancement, the teacher educator provide different types

of learning experiences in the context of a particular course of study and

develop understanding and skills through various kinds of teaching method/

modern techniques which are used in class room teaching like use of computer,

OHP, LCD which makes the learning environment more enriched and effective.

Social attention is given individually through given assignments to the student.

The main purpose of providing assignment is to improve the writing and

understanding skill of student. Technical presentations with lots of involvement

of students are held throughout session. Seminars for the pupil teachers are

organized not only to help them develop confidence and public speaking skills

but also to provide them a platform to out their heart open on different social

and educational issues.

The department tries to maintain high standard of teaching. Students are

encouraged to get more knowledge through extra guidance by the teacher

educator.

M.Ed. (1st SEM.) Course at a Glance

Course Paper Name Code

I Philosophical And Sociological Foundation Of

Education F-101

II Methodology of Education Research F-102

III Educational Measurement & Evaluation F-103

M.Ed. (IInd SEM.) Course at a Glance


I Psychological Foundation Of Education F-201

II Educational Technology (Optional) F-202

III Guidance And Counselling F-203



B.Ed. COURSE AT A GLANCE


I Teacher in Emerging Indian society E-101

II Development of learner & teaching learning process E-102

III Essential of educational technology &management E-103

IV Development of Educational system in India E-104

V

Educational & Mental Measurement

Educational Management& Administration

Environmental Education

Computer Education

E-205

E-206

E-209

E-210

VI

Teaching of Hindi

Teaching of English

Teaching of Sanskrit

Teaching of Commerce

Teaching of Home Science

Teaching of Physical Science

E-313

E-314

E-315

E-317

E-320

E-321

VII

Teaching of Social Science

Teaching of Maths

Teaching of Biological Science

E-316

E-319

E-322

PRACTICAL ASPECT

The Teacher Educators of the institution engage students in active learning with

full involvement of the students. Best efforts are made to establish connection

between theory and practice. For this purpose different activities like Micro

Teaching, Simulated Teaching and Practice Teaching are organized by the

institute.

MICRO TEACHING

Micro teaching was organised from 26th November, 2014 to 4th December, 2014



The student’s teachers used innovative Microteaching Techniques for

developing teaching skills. The following teaching skills were developed

through Micro plans.

Introduction Skill

Explanation and stimulus Variation Skill

Probing Question and Reinforcement Skill

Illustration Skill

Blackboard skill

Single Micro lesson plan was delivered by each student teacher per day. The

plans were evaluated by teacher educators. The feedback was also provided to

the students teachers for improvement in their teaching skills.

SESSIONAL WORK:

Sessional work forms an important component of B.Ed. programme. Pupil-

teachers are exposed to various kinds of sessional works to acquaint them with

factors and forces affecting educational system and classroom situation. The

various session activities that are conducted are as follows:

ADMINISTRATION, SCORING AND INTERPRETATION OF

PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST

WORK With COMMUNITY

SCOUT AND GUIDE

CONSTRUCTION OF TEST ITEMS AND EXAMINATION QUESTION

PAPER

PARTICIPATING CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

PRACTICE TEACHING PROGRAMME

During B.Ed. session, pupils-teachers are provided with inputs and skill for their

practice teaching programme. The purpose of this component of the course, in

addition to equipping them with pedagogical skills, is to orient the pupil-

teachers to their duties, responsibilities and norms to be followed in their

practice teaching schools.

ACTIVITITES FOR TEACHING PRACTICE ARE AS FOLLOWS:-



SIMULATED TEACHING

ACTUAL CLASS TEACHING PRACTICE

SIMULATED TEACHING:

12th Jan- 25th Jan2014

Simulated teaching practice is provided with a demonstration lesson plan by a

teacher educator, integrating all the teaching skill for 30-35 minutes period.

After the demonstration lesson plan, student teachers are instructed to prepare

lesson plans and deliver in class room. Five lesson plans are delivered by each

student per teaching subject opted.

Total numbers of Lesson plans were five.

Students were asked to prepare five simulated lesson plans in their teaching

methods and deliver them in the class room.

PRACTICE TEACHING:

Ist Phase (Ist Counselling students)- 23rd March to 11th May 2015

IInd Phase (IInd Counselling students)- 23 April to 30th April, 1st May -16th

May, 6th July -30th July 2015

After the completion of simulated teaching all pupil teachers are prepared to

present lesson in their respective teaching methods. Practice teaching is carried

out in different schools, this year it was organized in four schools. Each student

has to deliver a lesson plan in a day which was evaluated by the teacher

educator. The feedback is provided to the students on the lesson plan register.

The peers also observe about ten lesson plan of their classmates and give the

feedback on the observation file. Teaching is aided with working models and

effective teaching aids. They are guided to prepare various teaching aids so that

the lesson can be made interesting for all the students.

Practice teaching was carried out in Seven schools:

• Everest Public School, Sahibabad

• Milton English Academy, Karehra

• Mahima Public School, Karehra

• Amrapali Public School, Indrapuram

• Real Sunrise Public School, Sahibabad

• Swami Vivekanand Sarswati Vidya Mandir, Sahibabad

• M.M.G. Public School, Pasonda



PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF M.ED. COURSE

In M.Ed. Course Dissertation Work is compulsory for every student. For this

three students are allotted to each faculty for personal guidance in dissertation

work. Topic of dissertation becomes finalized in first semester and they have to

make PPT presentation of their Synopsis. In second year they have to complete

their dissertation work. Beside that for Internal Assessment a criteria has

decided which is given as follows:

Marks of Internals.

Marks of two Presentations in each subject by their concern faculty to the

students.

Marks of two Assignments in each subject by their concern faculty to the

students.

Marks in Quiz (Subject Related)

Attendance and Discipline

ADD-ON COURSES

Currently we are providing some add-on courses for the session 2015-16 that

are subdivided into broadly three categories namely Art & Craft, Professional

Communication and Fundamentals of Computers & IT.

All the students are given fair chances to participate in any number of activities

of their choice.

Art & Craft

Art & craft stimulates creativity and imagination. It provides visuals, tactile and

sensory experiences and a special way of understanding and responding to the

world. It enables students to communicate what they see, feel and think through

the use of color, texture, form, pattern a different materials and processes.

Students become involved in shaping their environments through art & craft and

design activities. They learn to make informed judgment and aesthetic and



practical decision. They explore ideas and meaning through the work of artists

and designers. Through learning about the roles and functions of art, they can

explore the impact it had on contemporary life and that of different times and

cultures.

Professional Communication

This course provides a balanced focus on the skill of speaking, listening,

reading and writing English. It contains Professional Communication,

Grammatical skills, Self-development practices and report writing. It aims to

contribute towards student’s intellectual, personal growth. To enable students to

acquire the necessary linguistic competence required in various parameter of

life.

Computers & IT

The course covers essential aspects of identifying, formatting, navigating the

key concept related with the COMPUTER & IT.

The student from all departments are included in the program .It will enable the

students to learn basics typing skills, word processing, spreadsheet and graphs,

database management, internet searching, e-mail etc. This will make the

students more dynamic in the market.

It will enable the student to understand the importance of learning computer and

thereby making them technologically educative which will help them to cross

the boundaries of their country.

Students will demonstrate the ability to produce a technical document.

Students will demonstrate the ability to give an effective presentation

using visual aids and/or software demonstrations.



Students will demonstrate the ability to extend current knowledge and/or

skills to a computing environment or problem currently unknown to the

student.

Students will develop and demonstrate the ability to work effectively in a

group on a common problem.

Students will apply their technical knowledge and skills to develop and

Implement computer solutions that accomplish goals important to the

industry, government or research area in which they are working. They

will explore and integrate new technologies.

Computer Science Students will have sufficient depth of understanding of

the fundamental areas of computer science to enable them for success in

today’s workplace.

Computer Science Students will be sufficiently prepared to be innovative

and ethical leaders in a global society.

DETAILS OF ADD-ON COURSES

Course Name Conducted

From

Conducted

To

No. of

Students

Course

Coordinator

Art & Craft 20/11/2014 27/03/2015 40 Mrs. Nidhi

Chauhan

Professional

Communication 20/11/2014 26/03/2015 25 Mrs. Rekha Sharma

Computers & IT 20/11/2014 13/02/2015 19 Mr. Gaurav Sharma



FACULTY PROFILE OF THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Name of

Faculty Designation

Educational

Qualification

Date of

Joining

University

Affiliation

Number

University

Affiliation

Date

Dr. Nisha

Singh Principal

M.A(Hindi), M.Ed,

M.Phil (Hindi), Ph.D.

(Hindi), Ph.D. (Edu.)

01/07/2009 1948 11/09/2014

Dr. Sankar

Lal Professor

M.A (Hindi), B.Ed.

M.Ed.,Ph.D 02/01/2015 3444 23/03/2010

Dr. Gajendra

Pal Singh

Associate

Prof.

M.A.(Geo,Edu), B.Ed,

M.Ed., Ph.D (Geo, Edu) 25/11/2014 - -

Dr. Kanak

Rani HOD B.Ed

M.A, M.Ed, M.Phil(Edu),

Ph.D(Edu) 01/04/2008 2369 13/11/2009

Dr. Rachna

Kant Lecturer

M.Sc.(Chem) , M.Ed.,

M.Phil,(Edu), Ph.D(Edu) 01/01/2011 1674 04/08/2011

Dr. Swati

Gupta Lecturer

M.Sc,(H.Sc.) M.Ed,

Ph.D,(Edu) NET-

JRF(Edu)

12/12/2012 935 10/06/2013

Dr. Pankaj

Singh Lecturer

M.A(A.I.H.), B.Ed.,

M.Ed., M.Phill, Ph.D 01/12/2012 - -

Mrs.

Udayana Lecturer

M.B.A, (Edu.

Management),

M.Sc.(Math), B.Ed,

M.Ed, M.Phil(Edu)

01/05/2009 2369 13/11/2009

Mrs. Pritika

Sood lecturer

M.A(Eng/Sociology)

B.Ed , M.Ed, 20/11/2009 3472 27/03/2010

Ms. Neetu

Shishodia Lecturer M.Com, B.Ed, M.Ed 16/11/2009 3472 27/03/2010

Mr. Nitn

Kumar lecturer M.A (Hist), B.Ed, M.Ed 20/09/2010 1237 .15/07/2011

Mrs. Rekha

Sharma Lecturer

M.A in(English &

Education), B.Ed, M.Ed 06/12/2010 1237 15/07/2011

Mr. Pradeep

Kumar

Sharma

Lecturer

M.A,(Eco/Edu/Hindi)

B.Ed, M.Ed, M.Phil

(Edu.)

01/01/2011 1674 04/08/2011

Mrs. Ritu

Johri Lecturer

B.Sc, M.A.,(Eco) M.Ed,

M.Phil(Edu), NET-

JRF(Edu)

23/11/2011 935 10/06/2013

Ms. Monika

Bansal Lecturer

M.A(Math/Edu), M.Ed,

M.Phil(Edu) UGC-

NET(Edu)

21/09/2012 935 10/06/2013

Mrs.

Sangeeta

Sharma

Lecturer M.A.,(Geo) M.Ed,

M.Phil(Edu) 01/10/2012 - -

Ms. Shalini

Sharma Lecturer

NET- JRF (Edu.), M.Ed.,

M.Sc (Inorganic

Chemistry)

09/12/2013 309 01/05/2015

Mr. Vinesh

Kumar Lecturer

M.Sc.(Bot), M.A (Phil,

Socio), B.Ed., M.Ed.,

NET, Ph.D.

01/05/2015 - -



DETAILS OF STUDENTS

S.No. Course Strength Male % Female %

1. B.Ed. 139 29 20.9 110 79.1

2. M.Ed. 35 06 17 29 82

S.No. Course Gen SC/ST OBC Min. Physically

Challenged

1. B.Ed. 44 65 30 0 0

2. M.Ed. 16 08 11 0 0



MODERN COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

ACADEMIC/ ACTIVITY CALENDER

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SESSION 2014-15

S.No Activity& Event Date & Duration Day Coordinators

1 Orientation (B.Ed.) 30th July to2nd Aug, 14 Dr. Sangita Sharma

Mrs. Neetu Shishodia

2 Exhibition 30th July, 14 Mrs. Rekha Sharma

3 Classes Start 4th July, 14 All Faculty

4 Independence Day 15th Aug, 14 Ms. Shalini Sharma

5 Guest Lecture On Gandhi for

New Generation 19th Aug, 14 Mrs. Rekha Sharma

6 Plantation 23rd Aug, 14 Mr. Pradeep Kr.

Sharma

7 Health Check up Camp 30th Aug, 14 Mrs. Neetu Shishodia

8 Teacher's Day 5th Sep, 14 Dr. Sangita Sharma

Ms. Shalini Sharma

9 Rangoli 6th Sep , 14 Ms. Shalini Sharma

10 Hindi Diwas 14th Sep, 14 Mr. Pradeep Sharma

Dr. Swati Gupta

11 Plantation & Sharmdan 16th Sep , 14 Dr. Kanak Rani


12 Work Shop 8th to 15th Sep, 14 Dr. Rachna Kant

13 Bone Check up 19th Sep , 14 Mrs. Neetu Shishodia

14 Dental Check up 27th Sep, 14 Dr. Kanak Rani


15 Swachata Abhiyan 01st Oct , 14 All Faculty

16 Gandhi Jayanti 2nd Oct, 14 Ms. Shalini Sharma

17 Yoga Camp 9th Oct to 12th Oct, 14 All Faculty

18 Mehandi Competition 10th Oct, 14 Mrs. Rekha Sharma

19 Guest Lecture 17th Oct, 14 Dr. Rachna Kant

20 Craft Competition 18th Oct, 14 Ms. Shalini Sharma

Ms. Monika Bansal

21 Diwali Celebration 21st Oct, 14 All Faculty

22 Orientation (M.Ed.) 3rd Nov.,14 Dr. Swati Gupta

23 Debate Competition 5th Nov, 14 Ms. Shalini Sharma

Ms. Monika Bansal

24 Valedictory Day 10th to 14th Nov , 14 Dr. Kanak Rani

25 Food with Fire 14th Nov , 14 Dr. Kanak Rani

26 Abhivyacti Diwas 15th Nov , 14 All Faculty



27 National Teacher's day (Talent

Hunt Comp) 11th Nov, 14


Ms. Shalini Sharma

Ms. Monika Bansal

28 Guest Lecture 19th Nov, 14 Dr. Rachna Kant

29 Poster & Slogon 26th Nov, 14 Dr. Rachna Kant

30 Debate Competition 29th Nov, 14 Dr. Rachna Kant

31 Micro Teaching 26thNov to 04th Dec, 14 All Faculty

32 Sports Arena 11th to 12th Dec , 14 Mr. Pradeep Sharma

33 Mid Term Exam 5th Jan to 20th Jan, 15 Mr. Pradeep Kr.

Sharma

34 Swami Vivekanand Jayanti 12th Jan, 15 Mrs. Rekha Sharma

35 Simulated Teaching 12th to 25th Jan , 15 All Faculty

36 Subhash Chand Bosh Jayanti 23rd Jan , 15 Mrs. Rekha Sharma

37 Basant Panchami 24th Jan , 15 Dr. Rachna Kant

38 Republic Day 26th Jan, 15 Ms. Shalini Sharma

39 Vardan Eye Check up 26th Jan , 15 Mr. Pradeep Sharma

40 Guest Lecture 31st Jan, 15 Dr. Rachna Kant

41 Nukkad Natak 8th Feb , 15 Dr. Kanak Rani


42 Excursion 12th Feb , 15 All Faculty

43 International Language Day 21th Feb , 15 Mrs. Rekha Sharma

44 National Workshop 22nd to 28th Feb , 15 Dr. Swati Gupta

45 Women’s Day & Guest

Lecture 8th Mar, 15 Ms. Shalini Sharma

46 City Forest Visit 21st Mar, 15 Ms. Shalini Sharma


47 Bhajan Sandhya 21st Mar, 15 Ms. Shalini Sharma


48 Macro Teaching 23rd March to 16th May

6th July to 30 July , 15 All Faculty

49 Earth Day 22nd Apr, 15 Mr. Pradeep Sharma

50 Revision/ Remedial Class 16th May to 30th May,15 All Faculty

51 Guest Lecture 30th May, 15 Dr. Rachna Kant

52 Pre University Exam Jun, 15 Mr. Pradeep Sharma

Vardan Camp & Polio Camp According to Schedule

Seminar 1st & 3rd Saturday & Every 4th Saturday Research Work

Important Days & Jayanti According to Dates


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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Modern College of Professional Studies

M.Ed. Time Table Session (2013-14)

PERIOD I II III Lunch IV V VI

DAY 10:00 - 10:50 10:50 - 11:40 11:40 - 12:30 12:30 - 01:30 1:30 - 2:20 2:20 - 3:10 3:10-4:00

Monday

F-101

(Dr. Nisha

Singh)

F-102

(Dr. Swati

Gupta)

F-103

(Dr. Kanak Rani)

L

U

N

C

H

F-101

(Dr. Gajendra)

F-103

(Ms. Monika

Bansal)

Library

Tuesday

F-101

(Dr. Nisha

Singh)

F-103

(Dr. Kanak

Rani)

F-102

(Dr. Sankar Lal)

F-103

(Ms. Monika

Bansal)

F-101

(Dr. Gajendra)

Lab(E-Books/

E-Journal

Wednesday

F-103

(Ms. Monika

Bansal)

F-101

(Dr. Gajendra)

F-102

(Dr. Swati Gupta)

F-103

(Dr. Kanak Rani)

F-101

(Dr. Nisha Singh)

F-102

(Dr. Sankar

Lal)

Thursday

F-103

(Ms. Monika

Bansal)

F-101

(Dr. Gajendra)

F-102

(Dr. Swati Gupta)

F-103

(Dr. Kanak Rani)

F-102

(Dr. Sankar Lal)

F-101

(Dr. Nisha

Singh)

Friday F-102

(Dr. Sankar Lal)

F-103

(Ms. Monika

Bansal)

F-101

((Dr. Gajendra)

F-102

(Dr. Swati Gupta)

F-103

(Dr. Kanak Rani)

Tuttorial

F-101

F-102

F-103

Saturday F-101

Presentation

F-101

Presentation

F-102

Presentation

F-102

Presentation

F-103

Presentation

F-103

Presentation

F-101

Philosophical and Sociological Foundation of

Education F-101 PPT (Dr. Nisha Singh , Dr. Gajendra)

F-102 Educational Measurement & Evaluation F-102 PPT (Dr. Sankar Lal & Dr. Swati Gupta)

F-103 Methology of Educational Research F-103 PPT (Dr. Kanak Rani & Ms. Monika Bansal)

M.Ed. HOD

PRINCIPAL


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B.Ed. TIME TABLE SESSION (2014-15)

Morning Assembly - 9:30

Period/Time I (10:00-10:45) II (10:45-11:30) III (11:30-12:15) IV (12:15-01:00)

R

V (1:45-2:30)

COMBINED VI (2:30-3:15) VI (3:15-4:05

DAY A

E-101

B

E-101

C

E-101

A

E-102

B

E-102

C

E-

102

A

E-

103

B

E-

103

C

E-

103

A

E-

104

B

E-

104

C

E-104

Monday

1 gr-AR

2gr- AIPT

3gr-WC

4gr- COTI

RS SG RJ RK NS UK PS KR PKS

E

E-205NG

E-209 SS/RS

E-210 PS

Eng-*PS

Hindi-PKS/SG

Phy- RK

COM-NS

Bio-SS

Maths-MB

S.St-KR/PS/NG

Tuesday *PS SS NG

1 gr-AR

2gr- AIPT

3gr-WC

4gr- COTI

RK NS UK PS KR PKS

C

E-205NG

E-209 SS/RS

E-210 PS

Eng-*PS

Hindi-PKS/SG

Phy- RK

COM-NS

Bio-SS

Maths-MB

S.St-KR/PS/NG

Wednesday *PS SS NG RS SG RJ

1 gr-AR

2gr- AIPT

3gr-WC

4gr- COTI

PS KR PKS

E

E-205NG

E-209 SS/RS

E-210 PS

Eng-*PS

Hindi-PKS/SG

Phy- RK

COM-NS

Bio-SS

Maths-MB

S.St-KR/PS/NG

Thursday *PS SS NG RS SG RJ RK NS UK

1 gr-AR

2gr- AIPT

3gr-WC

4gr- COTI S

E-205NG

E-209 SS/RS

E-210 PS

ComputerLab/

Science

Lab/Library

Add On Class

Friday *PS SS NG RS SG RJ RK NS UK PS KR PKS S Seminar Seminar Add On Class

Saturday *PS SS NG RS SG RJ RK NS UK Reasoning Class Computer Lab/

Music/Library

Tutorial

(All Faculty) Sport

KR Kanak Rani

RS Rekha Sharma

RK Rachna Kant

PKS Pradeep Kr. Sharma NS Neetu Shishodiya

SG Swati Gupta

SS Shalini Sharma

MB Monika Bansal

*PS Pritika Sood

NG Nitin Ghosh

PS Pankaj Singh

RJ Ritu Johri

UK Udayana Katoch

SS Sangeeta Sgarma

*Special Class of UPTET/CTET, Mon, Tue, Wed 8:00am to 9:45am COTI- Construction of test Items S&G- Scout &Guide Camp CUL- Cultural Activites WC- Work with community

AIPT- Administration and interpretation of psychological test.

HOD

Principal


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ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

B.Ed. SESSION 2014-15

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

Date: 30th JULY, 2014- 2ND AUGUST, 2014

Venue: MCPS Seminar Hall

Chief Guest Principal- Dr. Nisha Singh

Registrar- Mr. Vijay Garg

HOD B.Ed Dept. Dr. Kanak Rani & all faculties of B.Ed Dept.

Orientation programme is supposed to be an important programme for all the

faculty members and students as it builds up the connection with the teachers

and prepares students for further communication and teaches them persistence

and perspiration. The main focus of the programme:

Introducing students to college life.

Familiarizing students to the new surrounding

and provide them an overview about

curriculum of B.Ed.

• Providing an opportunity to all faculty

members to interact with new students and

gain their

perspective about the B.Ed. curriculum

DAY 1:-

On 30th July 2014, Orientation Day was celebrated in Seminar Hall of Modern

College of Professional Studies. All the B.Ed. students were gathered in the

seminar hall. First of all, tilak ceremony was done by the B.Ed. faculty

members as a token of love and affection for their students.

Dr. Rachna Kant addressing students


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After that, Principal Dr. Nisha Singh and other faculty also took their places. It

was then followed by a welcome note by Ms. Shalini Sharma; faculty of B.Ed.

Ms. Shalini Sharma anchored the whole orientation programme. Dr. Nisha

Singh, Principal showed the right path to the students and showered her

blessings on them. She addressed the students on Quality, Role and Importance

of a good teacher. Her ideas motivated the students.

DAY 2:- 31th July

On the 2nd day of the Orientation Programme, students gathered in the seminar

hall at 10:00 am. Dr. Rachna Kant told the students to express themselves with

their introduction and topic one by one. Students gave their introduction and

gave very beautiful presentations on the topics given.

DAY3:-1st August, 2014

The 3rd day started with the presentation of students on the topics given to them.

They presented themselves very well, emphasizing on various issues related to

the relevance of education in present era. At the end of the third day, Dr.

Rachna Kant, discussed both the topics and also answered all the queries of the

students.

Lamp Lighting by Dr. Nisha Singh (Principal) and Dr. Kanak Rani


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DAY 4:- 2nd August,2014

On the fourth day, once again, students gathered in the seminar hall along with

the faculty members. All students performed on different activities. At the end,

all the faculty members appreciated the students for their performances and

wished them a good luck for their future.

B.Ed. students taking oath to save girl

child

B.Ed. students performing a group

dance

VALUE BASED WORKSHOP

(8th-15th SEPTEMBER, 2014)

In order to equip faculty members and students with the importance of value

education in their life ,seven days workshop was organized at Modern college

of professional studies Mohan Nagar under the guidance of principal Dr. Nisha

singh and co-ordinated by Dr. Kanak Rani, Neetu Shishodia, Dr. Rachna Kant,

Rekha Sharma, Mr. Pradeep Sharma etc with their executive members. Seven

days workshop was organized by the Education Department of Modern college

of professional college. The resource person for this value based workshop was

Mr. Jai Prakash Sharma. He told about the importance of the values required for

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The guest started his presentation on the topic about what is education? And

value education and role of education in life and student behavior development.

He told about the overall development of human in society including physical

and mental development also. He said that in today’s world, our human values

are declining very fast.

In such a situation it is very important to develop values in children so that we

can lead a brightened and happy life. After that he told that some values in a

child are automatically developed in the social life of the school. Only thing is

that the child should get similar such opportunities in his life which should be

reflected in his life by his behavior.

An Overview of students and faculty while attending the workshop

He said that values cannot be taught in isolation but the school can provide

experiences and situations in which the school community can consider and

reflect about values and translate this reflection into action in the lives of its

members.


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Guest Lecture on “Bloom’s Taxonomy”

(17th OCTOBER, 2014)

Department of Education organized a guest lecture on “Bloom’s Taxonomy” on

17th October 2014. Dr. Neetu Chawla, H.O.D Education Department (R.C.C

Institute, Ghaziabad) was the speaker.

The programme was started with the Lamp Lightening and welcome of the

guest. Ms. Shalini Sharma (Assistant Professor, Department of Education)

anchored the programme. A brief introduction of guest was given by Dr.

Rachna Kant. After that, Dr. Neetu Chawla started her lecture with the help of

power point presentation. The main focus of the lecture was Bloom’s

Taxonomy.

She cleared the relationship among Educational aims, Educational objectives

and Instructional objectives. Then, three domains (Cognitive, Affective, and

Psychomotor) of behavior presented with the classification of each domain. She

has divided her presentation in two sessions. First session was all about

Bloom’s Taxonomy. She focused on developing right way to form the

instructional objectives. She explained the relationship between Planning,

implementing and Evaluation. She also talked about topic related examples

where she emphasized use of action verbs.

Students Listening the Lecture with Attention


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M.Ed. (2013-2014) ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

(03rd Nov. 2014)

The main objective of conducting an Orientation Programme is to transform a

student into a learning and creative student.

Starting college can cause much anxiety in the

heart of a new college student because of all

the unknowns- How the new college would

be? How the fellow students would turn out to

be? How would be the faculty members? and

so on and so forth. There is so much to be

curious about. The purpose of Orientation

Programme is designed to guide students in answering these questions.

The day began with new feelings, curiosity and anxiety. Dr. Swati Gupta was

the anchor for the whole programme. She gave a warm welcome to Dr. Nisha

Singh (Principal), and Dr. Sankar Lal (Prof.). All faculty members, students of

M.Ed. and everybody gathered in the seminar hall. She also told about the aim

of life and how to face tough times cheerfully.

GUEST LECTURE ON GANDHI FOR NEW GENERATION

(19th NOVEMBER, 2014)

On 19th November, 2014, our college organized a guest lecture by Mr. A.

Anamalai on the topic “GANDHI FOR NEW GENERATION”- What is the

role of Gandhiji’s ideas and thoughts in present generation? Dr. Rachna Kant

Mam (H.O.D of B.Ed. Department) gave a warm welcome to our chief guest-

Mr. A Anamalai and Mr. Aman Ali . Then, she invited Mr. A Anamalai for

further starting his views.

Dr. Swati Gupta was the anchoring for the

programme.


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He threw light on some very aspects of Gandhiji’s life which were not known to

all, after that respected Principal - DR. NISHA SINGH, also shared her views

on the topic with the students and advised them to follow Gandhiji’s rules and

principles. According to her, “If every person gives the value or importance to

Gandhiji’s values, then it will definitely help in developing our country”. Then,

Dr. Rachna Kant, H.O.D of B.Ed. Department gave vote of thanks at the end of

the session.

Chief Guest giving lecture

MICRO TEACHING

(26th NOVEMBER to 4th DECEMBER, 2014)

Micro teaching was organised from 26th November, 2014 to 4th December, 2014

The student’s teachers used innovative Microteaching Techniques for

developing teaching skills. The following teaching skills were developed

through Micro plans.

2. Introduction Skill

3. Explanation and stimulus Variation Skill

4. Probing Question and Reinforcement Skill

5. Illustration Skill

6. Blackboard skill


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Single Micro lesson plan was delivered by each student teacher per day. The

plans were evaluated by teacher educators. The feedback was also provided to

the students teachers for improvement in their teaching skills.

DEBATE COMPETITION


College has organised a debate competition on 29th November, 2014 (Saturday).

Debate is a formal argument, in which two opposing teams propose or attack a

given proposition or motion in a series of speeches. It is governed by a set of

rules, which permit interruptions or “points of information by the

opposition.The topic of debate was “2 year B.Ed. curriculum is essential for

Quality Improvement in Teacher- Training Programme”. Many students

participated in the competition, some were in favor of the topic and some were

against. and these students were selected by B.Ed. faculty members-Miss.

Shalini Sharma and Miss. Monika Bansal.

At the end of the competition, when all the participants gave their views, the

judges also expressed their views on the topic. They were all in the favour of the

topic.Principal Dr. Nisha Singh came and gave her views in favour of the topic

and motivated the children for participating in activities and also explained the

importance of co-curricular activities with studies in student’s life.

B.Ed. students presenting their views on the topic


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SIMULATED TEACHING

(12th JANUARY- 25th JANUARY 2015)

Simulated teaching practice is provided with a demonstration lesson plan by a

teacher educator, integrating all the teaching skill for 30-35 minutes period.

After the demonstration lesson plan, student teachers are instructed to prepare

lesson plans and deliver in class room. Five lesson plans are delivered by each

student per teaching subject opted.

Total numbers of Lesson plans were five. Students were asked to prepare five

simulated lesson plans in their teaching methods and deliver them in the class

room.

National Workshop-“Research Methodology”

(22nd -28th February, 2015)

Prof. D. N. Sansanwal delivering lecture in Workshop

Considering the importance of research on the progress of the society, MCPS

has taken an initiative through Seven Days National Workshop on “Research

Methodology , Statistics and use of SPSS” was organized by Modern College of

Professional Studies, Ghaziabad from 22nd Feb to 28th Feb, 2015 in college

campus. The workshop was inaugurated by Prof. D. N. Sansanwal, Retired as

Head, Department of Education, Center of Excellence, Devi Ahilya

Vishwavidhyalaya, Indore. He has over 30 years experience of teaching and

research,


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Faculty members with Prof. Sansanwal

The workshop was attended by 74 participants from 07 States. The workshop

was started on 9.30am and continued till 5pm with two tea breaks for all seven

days. On the completion of the Workshop, the participants were likely to have

developed the skills to review the literature, develop hypotheses, frame research

design, identifying sampling techniques and comprehend the role and relevance

of the tools for data collection and analysis using SPSS. All of the participants

who attended this workshop were Research Scholars, Academicians, and

Corporate Researchers who were directly/indirectly involved in the research

process.


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CULTURAL - ACTIVITIES

INDEPENDENCE DAY

(15th AUGUST, 2014)

Chief Guest: Dr. Lal Ratnakar (Associate Professor, Department of Fine Arts)

M.M.H. College

Independence Day was celebrated in college campus. All were very enthusiastic

and full of patriotism. Students were full of excitement and decorated the

ground of MCPS with tricolor balloons, flowers and small flags.

Chief Guest-Dr. Lal Ratnakar arrived in the college premises and all the

members present in the college premises gathered in the ground for flag

hoisting. After flag hoisting s National Anthem was started. It was the followed

by the cultural programme organized in the seminar hall. Mrs. Pooja Shukla

(B.B.A.) Deptt. and Mrs. Bhawna Singh (B.C.A.) deptt. were the anchors for

the day. The programme was full of energy and inspirational feelings that fills

every individual with proud and national feelings.

Students performing in cultural programme of Independence Day

After the cultural programme Principal Dr. Nisha Singh gave speech, It was a

very motivational speech.


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ABHIVYAKTI DIWAS


Abhivyakti Diwas was celebrated in MCPS on 15th November, 2014 like every

year with full enthusiasm and liveliness all around. Every year B.Ed.

department organizes this occasion in which every student actively participates

and contributes his/her efforts. In the cultural activities, B.Ed. students prepared

group dances, solo dances, songs. Skit on Bhartiya rail. Faculty members

looked after the decoration, saraswati decoration, Lunch etc.

Firstly, guests were welcomed by students of B.Ed. Shabana and Shaleha

presented a bouquet to Mr. Chandra Kant, Mr. Vineet Goel (Secretary Sir) and

Dr. Nisha Singh (Principal). Anju Bakshi- B.Ed. student anchored the whole

program. Then, Anju Bakshi called our respected Chief Guest and Principal to

enlighten the lamp in front of Maa Saraswati, Goddess of Knowledge.

After these students performed different programmes. Principal Mam shared her

views with us. She said- Education is more than just imparting knowledge. It

means an overall harmonious development of child, which is possible only

when he/she is provided with equal opportunities of participation in cultural/co-


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curricular events. Her speech motivated every student and they promised to

work hard.

Students giving Dance performance in cultural programme

BASANT PANCHMI

(24th JANUARY, 2015)

Modern College of Professional Studies celebrated Basant Panchami on 24th

January, 2015. Basant Panchami refers to two festivals - the religious festival of

Saraswati Puja also called as Shree Panchami and the season’s spring festival

of Basant Panchami which in the Punjab region is known as Basant Panchami

of kites. The festival is observed as a sikh and hindu festival on the 5th of

Magha. This is a seasonal festival which is more significant in Northern India

due to sharper contrast between the winter and the spring.

Ms. Shalini Sharma offering flowers to Goddess Saraswati in Basant Panchami

Programme


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Flag Hoisting by Chief Guest

M.Ed. student delivered speech and told us the religious thought behind

celebrating this festival. She told that on this day, Bhrmaji created the Goddess

“Saraswati’’. So, on this day,” Maa Saraswati” is remembered At last, Principal

Dr. Nisha Singh shared her views on the importance of this festival .She stated

the origin of celebration of Basant Panchami as a festival.

REPUBLIC DAY


January 26 is celebrated as our Republic

Day. We celebrate this day every year. It

was on this day in 1950 that India became a

Sovereign Democratic Republic and had a

constitution of its own. The Republic Day is

celebrated all over the country with great

pomp and show. In Delhi, it is celebrated

amidst great enthusiasm and joy.

Modern college of professional studies also celebrated the 65th republic day.

Firstly, flag hoisting ceremony was done by the chief guest and B.Ed. students

sang the national anthem. After the flag hoisting ceremony, all the teachers and

students went in the seminar hall for the programme. After this there was

another dance performance by B.Ed. students on “Vande Matram” which was

very beautiful and all the teachers and students enjoyed it a lot. After that

Principal mam Dr. Nisha Singh came on stage for sharing her views on this day.

Mr. Gajendra Singh, Reader, M.Ed. thanked our chief guest, secretary sir

,principal mam, all the teachers and students for their presence on this

auspicious day. All the students really enjoyed that day.


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The Bhajan Mandli is performing the Bhajan

BHAJAN SANDHYA

(21st March 2015)

Modern college has organized the BHAJAN SANDHYA Programme on the eve

of Hindu New Year in the seminar hall of the college. The programme was

organized on 21st March, 2015. The programme has been started with Lamp

lightening of Goddess Durga (as it was the first navratra) by Principal of

Modern College Dr. Nisha Singh & HOD’s of all departments. The Programme

was attended by the whole MCPS family including Teaching staff and Non

teaching staff and the students of M.Ed., B.Ed., Law, BBA, BCA.

The Bhajan Mandli performed the pious Bhajans. The students were clapping

and dancing enthusiastically. The programme ended with the Arti and Prasad

Distribution.


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WOMEN CELL

Women cell has started functioning at MCPS College, Mohan Nagar with effect

from January 2013 with primary role of knowledge production and transmission

through teaching research. The centre also fulfils several related and

complementary roles for the academic community and for activists, policy

makers and policy implementers in terms of sensitization in women's concerns.

The major activates undertake by the women cell during 2014-15 are as follows:

Talk on Women Empowerment

Short Term Computer Course

Special Lecture On Women Health

Lecture On Root Causes Of Violence Against Women

Sexual Harassment In Up

Exhibition On Women Freedom Fighters

Essay Competition

Guest lecture on Educational condition of women in U.P

(19th August 2014)

The women cell organized a one day workshop on the condition of women in

Uttar Pradesh with the object generate awareness among the girl’s students and

to sensitize them about the women’s position. Mr. M.M Kadri was invited as a

chief guest on this occasion. Some school girls also invited in this work shop.

Mr. M.M Kadri, Dr. Nisha Singh principal (Modern college of professional

studies) ,all faculty members and women belong to Arthla, pasonda also invited

in this workshop. Mr. M.M Kadri informed the position of girls in India and

especially in Uttar Pradesh. He told that we should aware about the position of

women and it is our duty to uplift them and should give them a proper place in

the society.


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Mrs. Rekha Sharma anchoring the

programme

Principal Dr. Nisha Singh in the programme

INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE DAY

(21ST FEBRUARY, 2015)

International Mother Language Day is an observance held annually on 21st

February worldwide to promote

awareness of linguistic and cultural

diversity and multilingualism. It

was first announced by UNESCO

on 17th November 1999. Its

observance was also formally

recognized by the United Nations

General Assembly in its resolution establishing International Year of

Languages. 2008 as the Modern College of Professional Studies celebrated

International Mother Language Day to

make the students aware about the facts of

mother language tongue.

International Mother Language Day was

commended by Dr. Gajendra Singh and

welcome speech proposed by him. On this

Girls of M.M.G Public School (Pasonda ) showing their talent


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occasion, all the HODs of different departments like BBA, BCA, B.Ed. M.Ed.

were present. Principal, Dr. Nisha Singh shared her views on this occasion and

said “words are a pretext. It is inner bond that draws one person to another, not

words”. In the end Mr. Vinod Kumar Bhati, HOD BBA department gave thanks

to Principal and all faculty members.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

(9th MARCH, 2015)

MCPS organized a slogan and poster-making competition on 9th March, 2015.

The theme of the poster-making competition was Rights of a woman &

Violence against women. Competition was organized in seminar hall of the

Modern College. All the B.Ed. students had participated in the competiton. The

main objective of this competition was to aware the students regarding the

situation.

Principal Mam sitting with HOD’s of different departments

Each and every group had showed their best talent by making the posters. Some

groups had shown in their posters the violence increasing against women’s day

by day , some had requested through their posters to save girl child, some had

thrown light on education for women. Principal Dr.Nisha Singh had delivered

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the end of speech, our honourable judges came & gone through all the posters.

At last result was declared by the Judges.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

TEACHER’S DAY

(5th SEPTEMBER, 2014)

Students showing their talent through dance programme

Teacher’s day at Modern College of Professional Studies was celebrated with

full zeal and enthusiasm. The day was celebrated with giving the tribute to Dr.

Sarvapalli Radha Krishnan. This gave an emotional and recreational touch.

Program of Teacher’s day started at 10:00 am. The students did all the

arrangements with complete energy and excitement.

Students welcomed all the faculty members and principal in the programme and

presented various programmes and speeches. To add on some uniqueness,

teachers also performed. B.Ed. teacher Ms. Shalini Sharma performed a

classical dance which was marvelous. All the teachers and principal mam liked

it very much. Finally, Ritika invited principal of the college Dr.Nisha Singh for

her blessings. She appreciated all the students and gave her best wishes to

everyone.


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Overall, it was a wonderfully managed program and well executed. It was very

appreciated across various departments and by the students.

RANGOLI COMPETITION

(6th SEPTEMBER, 2014)

Rangoli is a folk art in our country. Rangoli is also known as kolam muggu. In

India, patterns are created on the floor in living rooms or courtyards using

materials such as colors, rice, dry flour, colored sand or flower petals. It is

usually made during Diwali, Onam and other Indian festivals. They are meant to

be the welcoming areas for the Hindu deities.

Rangoli prepared by students

In MCPS, Rangoli competiton was organized on 6th September, 2014 in the

corridors of college campus. Students were divided into different groups

according to their houses. Timing of the competition was 2:00pm to 4:00 pm.

Students were asked to make a theme-based rangoli. The rangoli should portray

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the thought behind their rangoli theme. The coordinators of rangoli competition

were Ms. Shalini Sharma and Ms. Monika Bansal.

HINDI DIWAS CELEBRATION

(14th SEPTEMBER 2014)

Hindi Diwas is celebrated every year on 14th September to pay tribute to the

official language of India. Hindi was adopted as the official language of

Constituent assembly on September 14, 1949. The Constitution of India adopted

Hindi in Devanagri Script as the

official language of the union under

Article (343) in 1950. With an aim

to rekindle the love for India’s

official language among students,

Our college, Modern College of

Professional studies celebrated

'Hindi Diwas' on 15 September

(Monday). Earlier, the Principal,

Dr. Nisha Singh lit the lamp and gave this occasion an auspicious beginning.

The function was presided over by the Principal, Dr. Nisha Singh. She said that

in this modern world, while it is important to move with the times, it is equally

important to remember our roots and we should be proud of our National

Language.

GANDHI JAYANTI CELEBRATION

(2nd OCTOBER 2014)

Gandhi Jayanti was also celebrated in our college Modern College of

Professional Studies with full zeal and excitement. Our secretary sir Mr. Vineet

Goel welcomed our chief guest. The programme started with giving tribute to

All Faculty members with Principal

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“Gandhi ji” and “Lal Bahadhur Shastri ji”. Lal Bahadhur Shastri ji was our

second prime minister of India. All the faculty members appreciated her attempt

a lot. It filled a patriotic feel in the air. Our Chief Guest Shri. Krishan Veer

Sirohi ji also payed tribute to both the great leaders of our country.

Principal mam Dr. Nisha Singh to share her views on this day. She said that

Gandhi ji was the role model of her life. She also shared some of the freedom

movements which were initiated by Mahatma Gandhi like Civil Rights

movements in South Africa, Ahimsa- Non - Violence, Non- cooperation, Civil

Disobedience, Khilafat movement, Swaraj- self rule etc. She also focused that

we should follow his principles and make our lives better by adopting his

values.

YOGA CAMP

9th Oct. to 12th Oct 2015

The three days yoga camp was organized in the premises of M.C.P.S which

started on 2015.

In which experts of yoga had been invited from”BHARTIYA YOG

SANSthAN” To instruct the students. All the students arrived college in

morning at 8 O’ clock. All the Faculty members also present there, Principal


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mam welcomed the yoga teachers Mr. Vijendra Singh, Mr. Deshraj and Mr.

Yogesh Sharma, And introduced them to the students. Then Principal Mam

shared her views regarding Yoga with the student, she told that Yoga play very

important role in keeping us physically and mentally fit, everyone must give

some time to you out of the busy schedule.

After the yoga session participants did some of the queries regarding their

medical problems & Acharya ji gave answers to those queries. He also

distributed the books written by him on ladies problems. The students were

taught the importance of different postures of yoga like Tarasan, deep breathing

movement of writes, ankles and meditation.

The second day of the camp again started with morning prayers, this was

followed by few aasans like Tikonaasan, Tarasan, Brajaasan, Aanulom Vilom

etc.

On the third day of yoga camp, Hon’bl chief guest Shri Desh Raj ji, all the

students, faculty members and Principal mam attended the camp. Few Asans

were demonstrated by acharya ji like Surya namaskar, Vajrasan, Taadasan etc.

Acharya ji told how these asans can help us from using different medical

problems like Thyroid, Diabetes, Sitica, Stomach ailments etc. He also guided

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how can these Asans are helpful in curing ladies medical problems and how can

we live the stress free life.

MEHANDI COMPETITION


Modern College of Professional Studies organized Mehandi Competition on

10th Oct,2014 in college premises.

Such competitions help in motivating the talent of students and also lot of fun

and enjoyment apart from the studies. Students were very excited and were

looking forward to the event.

B.Ed. students applying Mehandi

Students doing exercises as suggested by the yoga experts


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Evaluation of Mehendi competition was done by Principle Dr. Nisha Singh &

Dr. Kanak Rani. The criteria of evaluation were cleanliness, designing & time

limit taken by students. A photo shoot was also organized by the college where

media persons were invited to take the photographs. The result was declared

next day in the morning.

ART AND CRAFT COMPETITION


Art is a diverse range of human activities and the products of those activities;

which include the creation of images or objects in fields including painting,

sculpture, print making, photography, and other visual media. A craft is a

pastime or a profession that requires some particular kind of skilled work.

Students with their prepared craft items

So, Modern College of Professional Studies organized an Art and Craft

competition on 18th Oct, 2014. The coordinators of this competition were Ms.

Shalini Sharma and Ms. Monika Bansal. All the students were divided into

different groups housewise. Each group contained 12 students. Criteria of the

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competition was decided by the coordinators that each group has to make four

items. These items were:-

1. Invitation Card

2. Wall hanging

3. Thaali decoration

4. Best out of waste

Judges of the competition were Prof. L.J.Pandey, Principal Dr. Nisha Singh

and Dr. Kanak Rani. It was a very grateful experience for both students as

well as teachers.

VALEDICTORY DAY

(10th-14th NOVEMBER, 2014)

Scout & Guide camp was being organized in MCPS from 10th -14th November

by Mr. Surendra Kumar Arya. On the first day of the camp, he divided the

students into 12 tollies. Each tolly had 10 members and 1 tolly leader. Ritika

and Ravinder were the troop leaders who handled all the 12 tollies. Each tolly

had their own name like Tiger, Swami Vivekananda, Mother Teresa, Peacock,

Lotus etc.

On 2nd day, all the students worked according to their duties. One group

decorated the gate of the college.

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Other group decorated the class room, other one prepared the flag for hoisting.

After completing their work, troop leaders and scout master saw all the

arrangements and scored the team. On the last day, each team brought their

necessary material like sheets, first aid, food, ropes etc. for preparing the tent.

These tents showed the beautiful cultures of different states like Punjab, A.P,

Haryana, Rajasthan, Kerala etc. and also gave presentation on different themes

like Environment and presented their views on tent.

All students worked very hard with full zeal and enthusiasm. After completion

of all tent work and decoration, the respected judges inspected all the tents and

their theme-based presentation. It was a very wonderful and good experience for

students and they really enjoyed this camp.

FOOD WITH FIRE COMPETITION


On 11th Nov 2014, Valedictory day was celebrated in the premises of MCPS. It

was the last day of Scout & Guide and it was marked as Valedictory Day where

the day was started with a ‘Sarwa Dharwa Pratha’ where lightning of lamp was

done by Principal Dr. Nisha Singh and Dr. Kanak Rani. On this last day of

Scout & Guide, a ‘Food Competition’ was also conducted just to make this day

more enjoyable and memorable .The whole batch of B.Ed. was divided in 12

groups. Mrs.Neetu Shishodia and Miss Shalini Sharma told that all groups have

to prepare 3 items and in which one item is of sweet. Sweet dish should be

made without fire. All teams were very excited to cook their dishes. So, after

principal mam’s instructions, they started their cooking. All team members were

doing great efforts because they all wanted to win this competition.


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After few minutes, timing was over. So the students were strictly instructed to

stop their cooking as per the given time. . All teams were quite satisfied and

completed their dishes on time. After this the time was to judge that who among

them cooked the most delicious food. So the judges Dr. Nisha Singh, Mrs.

Bhawna Arora and Dr. Kanak Rani did their judgment according to their duties.

THE SPORTS ARENA-2014

(11th -12th DECEMBER, 2014)

Judges evaluating dishes prepared by students


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Introduction of Games

1. Cricket

2. Carom

3. Chess

4. Table Tennis

5. Athletic

6. Badminton

Various sports events were organised by Modern College of Professional

Studies. Cricket matches were played in Mahamaya Stadium Ghaziabad

There are 5 teams play in cricket Match schedule

1- Modern Dare Devils

2- Modern Royals

3- Modern Kings XI

4- Modern Super Kings

5- Modern Knight Rider

Final Winning Team was “Modern Super Kings”

CARROM COMPETITION

Game was inaugurated by principal madam.

HODs of Education Department were also

present at the time of event. There were eight

chits having participant’s names. Principal

Madam picked up these four chits randomly.

1st two chits named, two participants

Tarmeem-LLB and Asha Rani and 2nd two

Students playing Carrom


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chit Deepika-B.Ed. and Rati-B.Ed., 3rd two Chits Munna Singh-B.Ed. and

Asha-B.Ed. & last two chits Pramod-BBA-1st

And Rekha-B.Ed.

CHESS COMPETITION

On the basis of lottery, it was decided that

the match will be held accordingly:

1-League Match 2-Quarter Final 3-Semi

Final 4-Final 5-For 3rd position between

the losers of semi-final.

Result:

1st Position- Pankaj Kumar (BBA)

2nd Position- Asha (B.Ed.)

3rd Position- Harsh Hardy (BCA)

TABLE-TENNIS

The participants were divided into teams on the basis of the lottery system

which determined their order of match sequence. On the basis of the lottery it

was decided that four matches will be played. Students participated

enthusiastically.

Students playing Table Tennis

Students playing Chess


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Students running in the ground

Result:

1st Position- Pranav (BBA IIIrd sem)

2nd Position- Maniram (B.Ed)

3rd Position- Vivek (BCA Ist sem)

Athletics (Race & Long Jump)

Race of 100meter and 200 meter

was held in Mahamaya Stadium,

Ghaziabad Event coordinators

were Mrs. Rekha Sharma and Ms.

Shalini Sharma

In 100 meter race winners were:-

1st Prize: Sandhya ,2nd Vashali and 3rd Deepika

After 15 minutes 200 meter race was held in which the winners were:-

1st Prize: Neeraj ,2nd Prize Munna and 3rd Cheenu

BADMINTON

The participants were divided into teams on the basis of the lottery system

which determined their order of match sequence.

Result:

MALE Winner: Abhishek (BBA) ,Runnerup: Bharat (BCA)

FEMALE Winner: Sonali Deoli (BCA) ,Runnerup: Cheenu (BCA)


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SWAMI VIVEKANAND JAYANTI


In MCPS, Vivekananda Jayanti (Youth Day) was celebrated on 12th January,

2015 with full zeal and excitement Dr.Nisha Singh (Principal, M C P S) and

Mr.Vineet goyal (Secretary, M C P S) of college welcomed the guests.

The day was started with the welcome of chief guest Dr.Manju Goyal (Principal

of S.D College). In MCPS, Vivekananda Jayanti ( Youth Day) was celebrated

on 12th January, 2015 with full zeal and excitement Dr.Nisha Singh (Principal,

M C P S) and Mr.Vineet goyal (Secretary, M C P S) of college welcomed the

guests. M.Ed. student anchored the programme and also gave an introductory

speech on swami ji.

After life sketch, Reeta Singh delivered speech on the philosophical thoughts of

Swami ji. After that a play on “Values of Swami ji “was presented by B.Ed.

students Basically, all aspects related to Swami’s life were discussed through

speech by M.Ed. student. all the students also took resolution on that day that

they will never stop in their life until they will not achieve their goals.

SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE JAYANTI

(23rd JANUARY, 2015)

A Programme was organized on the occasion of birth anniversary of National

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First of all B.Ed. student Vimlesh told about the life of Netaji Subhash Chandra

Bose and explain how he contributed for the freedom of India.

Then, M.Ed. student Asha Sharma presented her views on the life of Netaji. She

said that Netaji was the leader of Garam Dal and his contribution is appreciable.

Dr. Nisha Singh presenting her views

College Principal Dr. Nisha Singh also presented her thoughts about Subhash

Chandra Bose, she said that we should always be honest towards our society

as well as for our country to make our nation a progressive country and she also

guided us for our future with her valuable words. At the end of the programme,

Dr. Kanak Rani M.Ed also presented her views about the life history and the

great works done by our great leader Subhash Chandra Bose and at the last she

thanked to all the students and teachers for celebrating Subhash Chandra Bose

Jayanti and said that we should always remember his contribution.

EXCURSION

(12th FEBRUARY, 2015)

Modern College of Professional Studies organized a trip to Surajkund Mela on

12th February, 2015. This trip was organized for B.Ed. students. In surajkund

mela, there were different bands and music groups from different states like

Punjab , Rajasthan, Gujarat ,Orissa etc. All enjoyed the dance on these bands

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and these stalls were presenting the taste and flavor of different states and

cultures.

It was fun and educational trip as well, which taught about the different colors

and cultures of our country. These kinds of trips encourage the students. We all

enjoyed this trip very much.

Students group gone for Excursion


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Students performing in Nukkad

Natak

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

NUKKAD NATAK

Beti Bachao, Beti Parao

(8th February, 2015)

Nukkad Natak or a street play has been an

integral part of Indian tradition. The ideas of

street play are to propagate social and political

message in a humorous and sarcastic way and

create awareness among the masses. Thus, a

Nukkad Natak is characterized by highly

enthusiastic and energetic performance so as to

attract maximum crowd and give a social

message. Thus on 25 /05/14 the students of modern college of professional

studies staged a street play or Nukkad Natak at Pasonda Village, Mohan Nagar.

The theme of the natak was problem of female infanticide Thus, the students,

all of whom played different characters aptly played out their parts. One could

see the agony on their face. It was a moving act by the students and carried

itself to the audience.

PLANTATION

(16th Sep 2014)

Venue: Buddha Park, Rajendra Nagar

On 16th Sep 2014 Plantation programme was organized in “MODERN

COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES”. The students gathered in the

college ground with principal “Dr. Nisha Singh” and all the teachers to plants

the trees. Tree plays a very important role in our life, without trees we can’t live


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because there will be no oxygen without trees. So, tree plays a very important

role in our daily life, that’s why we all are gathered here and participated in this

programme.

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SHRAMDAAN

After plantation the “SHRAMDAAN” programme was also organized by

MCPS in Buddha Park. Shramdaan basically is a social service in the society

and community for development. The programme was started with the full of

enthusiasm of “HUM HONGE KAMYAB” and then students started doing

work.

Students doing Shramdan

Dr. Nisha Singh (Principal) B.Ed faculty and student for group photo


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BONES CHECK–UP CAMP

(19th Sep 2014)

Venue: Apex Health Care & Research Centre , Raj Nagar Extension

Doctor’s Team : Dr. Ajit Kapoor, Dr. Rajeev Tyagi, Dr. Pragati Tyagi

On 19th Sep 2014 “Apex Health Care & Research Centre and Modern

College of Professional Studies” collaborated together and organized Bones

check-up.

The camp was organized for the purpose of free Bone check-up for the patient.

When we went there and help the doctor by preparing the list of patients. Then

process of check-up was started with their basic check-up Like BP check up,

Eye check up and bone check up etc.

DENTAL CHECK-UP CAMP

(27th September,2014)

Venue: - Lawn of Modern College of Professional Studies

Doctor’s Team :- Dr. Divesh Jain , Dr. Malvika Jain.

Students Participating in Free Bone Check up Camp


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On 27th Sept, 2014, our college “Modern College of Professional studies” was

organized a DENTAL CHECK-UP camp. We all gathered there and took our

number slip from Sudhir Tiwari as he was preparing a list of students and

providing them numbers of visiting the dentist.

Dental check up was too useful as it give awareness of such problems that we

are dealing but don’t know about them and they also told us how to keep our

teeth healthy and free from any type of cavities and which type of tooth paste

we should use for our teeth.

SWACHATA ABHIYAN (RALLY)

(1ST OCT 2014)

Venue: Anand Industrial Area

Guest: Mr. Krishna Veer Singh Sirohi, ( Ex MLA), Mr. Vijendra

Chauhan ( Parshad), Mr. Vineet Goel (Secretary of MCPS ), Dr. Nisha

Singh (Principal of MCPS )

On 1st Oct 2014 Swachata Abhiyan Programme was organized in

Anand Industrial Area Mohan Nagar by ‘’ Modern College of professional

Studies‘’. All the students and teachers had been gathered in the given area i.e.

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Anand Industrial Area with lots of enthusiasm. All the students had written their

Slogan with the height of imagination.

‘’ Jahan hai hariyali, Vaha hai khushyali’’

LITERACY MISSION

(OCTOBER to JANUARY)

Venue : Pathshala, Saviour Park (Mohan Nagar)

To educate others is one of the main tasks of Community work, keeping this

point in mind students of the department of Education of session 2014-15 went

to the school named Dhaulagiri Pathshala situated at Saviour Park, Mohan

Nagar group wise to provide their services. This school has a very holy motive

i.e. to educate the wards of labour class persons. Near about 30 students are

taking educations in this school.

B.Ed. students took three periods daily in the Morning according to the schedule

and taught according to the educational needs of the students.

Principal Dr. Nisha Singh,Faculty Member and Students Participating in Swachata Abhiyan

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Students Participating in Eye Camp

VARDAN HOSPITAL EYE-CHECK UP CAMP

(26 January 2015)

Venue- Vardan Hospital

Students gathered in the M.C.P.S College in the morning. The students were

preparing for the Republic Day celebration, while few selected students were

called for social work at Vardan Hospital. Students reached there around 9 a.m.

and saw that there was a long queue of patients. Some patients were reached

from far places.

Firstly, the hospital staff met

the students who went there.

Students were Deepak, Preeti,

Mani ram, Jyoti ,Vandana,

Vikas, Vimlesh and Shekhar .

The hospital staff firstly

MCPS students imparting Education at Dhaulagiri

Pathshala situated at Savior Park, MohanNagar


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offered them the breakfast. After the breakfast, all students helped in the

management of the hospital.

CITY FOREST VISIT

(21st MARCH, 2015)

Chief Guest:- Mr. Telu Ram Kamboj ( Mayor), Mr. Santosh Yadav (VC of

GDA), Mr. Vimal Sharma (I.A.S)On 21st March, 2015 “Modern College of

Professional Studies” went to the inaugural ceremony of city forest, Raj nagar

Extension, Ghaziabad.

We all gathered there with principal teachers and students .there were other

school also like KDB, Banasthali School ,DPS Ghaziabad etc. City forest is

very beautiful place scaffoldings on mould, boating in the River Lake, aquatic

animals, fruit gardens, herbal gardens- the Ghaziabad development authority is

working to put all these features together so that visitors can have an actual

feeling of forest tour in its upcoming 100 acre city forest on the banks of

Hindon river, near Raj nagar extension. The upcoming forest hailed as the lung

of Ghaziabad, by the vice chairperson of GDA Sh. Santosh kumar yadav

will actually yield green area of 600 acres it connects two adjoining green areas

- 125 acres green area of Hindan air force and 350 acres forest area of Hindan

river.

Students at City Forest on International Forest Day


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Expressing his enthusiasm Bhagel ji organized a media trip to the site where

digging for lakes, planned plantations, gardening and road making were on full

swing, "we will dedicate the forest to public in two phases".

There were also cultural activities programme in which all the school were

participating there .then the chief Guest welcomed and he told about the making

journey of the city forest. Then after that our principal Dr.Nisha Singh planed

the trees there Along with the faculty members and Students. After that, we all

came back to the college. Really, it was a great experience for all. Everybody

enjoyed it.

GLOBAL WARMING & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

20th-21st FEBRUARY, 2015

Time: 10:00 am

Venue: Ginni Devi P.G. College, Modi Nagar, Ghaziabad.

Resource Person: Dr. M. Broya, Head, Weather & Climate Department,

Ethiopia (S. Africa)

Convener: Dr. Aruna Sharma, Head & Associate professor, History, Ginni

Devi P.G. College, Modi Nagar

Students at City Forest


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On 20th February, 2015, Ginni Devi P.G. College organized an "International

Workshop on Global Worming & sustainable Development “with collaboration

of Modern College of Professional Studies. Global Warming is the increase of

Earth's average surface temperature due to effect of greenhouse gases, such as

carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels or from deforestation, which

trap heat that would otherwise escape from Earth. This is a type of greenhouse

effect.

Guests at the International Workshop on Global Worming & sustainable

Development

The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. M. Broya, Head, Weather & Climate

Department, Ethiopia (S. Africa). While inaugurating the Workshop he said that

“Climate change is a major global challenge. But it is not of our making. It is

the result of global warming that came from prosperity and progress of an

industrial age powered by fossil fuel, but we face consequences. We see the risk

to our farmers. We are concerned about rising oceans that threaten our 7,500 km

of coastline and 1,300 islands. We worry about the glaciers that feed our rivers

and nurture our civilization.”


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Speaking on India’s position on the climate talks, Mr. M. Broya said equity and

common but differentiated responsibility should be the bedrock of all elements

of the proposed deal.

He also called for the continuation of conventional energy sources such as coal

and said there cannot be any place for unilateral steps that can hinder the growth

of developing countries. We assume advanced nations will take ambitious

targets. It’s not a question of historical responsibility. They also have room for

emission cuts. Climate justice demands with lethal carbon space, developing

countries must have enough room to grow.

The second session of the workshop was based on Exhibition on Save Earth

Maintain Global Warming.

OFFCAMPUS ACTIVITIES

DEBATE INTER COLLEGE

NEW ADARSH COLLEGE, LONI

(13th DECEMBER, 2014)

A Debate competition was organised on 13th December, 2014 in New Adarsh

College, Loni, and Ghaziabad. The topics were – “Is Privatisation of

Education a Boon or a Curse?” & “Should Autonomy be given in Higher

Education or not.” Both the topics were burning in their own respect and

resolving these issues is the crying need of the hour. Students from various

colleges like Mewar Institute, Ganpati College etc. participated in this

competition. From Modern College of Professional Studies, there were 4

participants.


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Students waiting for their turn

After the competition, Chief Guest- Dr. Rajendra shared his views on the both

the topics in favour and against the motion.He focused on both the topics

mentioning that Privatisation can be a Master but one should not become Slave

to it. After that, he announced the results.

GANDHI SMRITI SEMINAR


A Conference was organized in Gandhi Smriti, Rajghat on 17th January, 2015.

The topic of the day was “Discourse on Youth and Conflict Resolution”.

Students from Modern College of Professional Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia,

Ginni Devi College, IGNOU etc participated in the conference.

Venue : GANDHI SMRITI, RAJGHAT

Date : 17th January, 2015

Chief Guests: Miss. Vandana Sharma, Prof. D.S.Aggarwal

Topic : DISCOURSE ON

YOUth AND CONFLICT

RESOLUTION

A Conference was organized in

Gandhi Smriti, Rajghat on 17th


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January, 2015. The topic of the day was “Discourse on Youth and Conflict

Resolution”. Students from Modern College of Professional Studies, Jamia

Millia Islamia, Ginni Devi College, IGNOU etc participated in the conference.

First of all, sir gave his introduction and then all the students gave their

introduction individually. He said that all of us gathered here because today

Gandhi Ji came back to India from South Africa. That time, Gandhi Ji was

young but he had no anger as compared to today’s youth. Then, sir discussed on

why the youth fails to achieve their dreams. Then, all the students gave their

views and said that we are not able to give proper and good education to our

new generation. Some said that reason behind the anger of the youth is the

financial problem and some students told that the confidence is the main reason

behind the failure of youth. Sapna, student of Amity University said that today

we eat fast food, use new modern biological methods to prepare fertilizers.

These things are harmful for the body of new generation and also create anger

in the youths.

This way, the discussion held in a healthy manner. All the opinions were

welcomed in a healthy way by the experts. It was a fruitful experience for all the

students.

The discussion held in a healthy manner. All the opinions were welcomed in a

healthy way by the experts. It was a fruitful experience for all the students.

INMANTEC COLLEGE FEST

(18th -20th FEBRUARY, 2015)

Inmantec College organized a college cultural fest from 19th-20th Feb, 2015.

Many students participated from different colleges and schools. Students

showed their talent by performing in different fields like Dance, Singing,

Guitar, Band, Rangoli, Basketball, Volleyball, etc.


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Students performing on “Brahma O Brahma”

Modern College of Professional Studies also participated actively in the event. 5

students gave audition in Singing competition & 3 students in Group Dance

competition. Students were selected according to their performances.

At last, after all the performances, judges announced the results of all events.

Students enjoyed a lot & also gained new experiences by participating in such

events.

RESULT-

ASHA won 2nd Prize in Solo Singing competition

POOJA ARORA, SAKSHI SINGH and REENA won 2nd Prize in Group

Dance competition

Students were provided with certificates, medals and trophy. Once again, MCPS

added extra to the ordinary.


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I.T.S COLLEGE FEST “NAVTARANG”

(28th FEBRUARY, 2015)

On 28th Feb, 2015, I.T.S College organized a fest “NAVTARANG”. Divya and

Shalu participated in Rangoli Competition. Time of the competition was from

11:30am to 12:30 pm. Divya and Shalu made rangoli on theme ”SAVE thE

GIRL CHILD”. There were seven another groups in rangoli and their theme

were also different like Save Earth, Our National Bird, Goddess etc. Towards

the end of “NAVTARANG”, “EUPHORIA” entertained the whole crowd with

their energetic performance.

Students with prepared Rangoli, waiting for evaluation

PRIZE: 2nd Prize(Divya and Shalu)

MCPS added another feather in its cap.


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A.B.E.S COLLEGE FEST “TEJAS”

(18th -19th MARCH, 2015)

ABES Engineering College organized a 2-days fest-Tejas 2015 on 18th and 19th

March, 2015 in their auditorium. Many students participated from different

colleges. Students portrayed their talent by showing their performances in

Group Dance, Rangoli, Poster making , Summer Projects, Singing, Ad-Mad

Show, Photography, Business Projects etc.

Modern College of Professional Studies also participated in Group Dance

Competition, where 3 students were selected in Dance Competition & they

got the chance to perform in Grand finale.

Winners receiving prizes

after all the performances, judges announced the results of all events. Students

enjoyed a lot & also gained new experiences by participating in such events.


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STUDENTS GUARDIANSHIP/TUTORIAL

A college started a student guardianship programme under which those student

were selected who secured less than 50% marks in previous classes, they were

divided into groups and the staff helped them to achieve better score in future.

These students were provided tutorial class, notes, book bank facilities and

other services that helped them to rise up their scores.

EVALUATION SYSTEM

Pre service teacher education programme forms an important part. It is carried

out through an active process of assimilating and accommodation. Hence,

assessment needs to be formative and summative, quantative and qualitative by

nature.

The modes of assessment would consist of:

• Written tests and assignments to assess conceptual understandings and clarity.

• Products of planning and preparation activities such as lesson plan, unit plan,

assessment tools and learning resources.

• Observation of teaching performance using schedules and rating scale, both in

simulated and real classroom contexts, for assessing performance kills and

competencies.

• Record/reports/diaries maintained by the student teacher of their school based

experiences and project or related to different courses.

• Seminar presentations for assessing ability to review, record, reorganize and

present their work on thematic/topical study.

• Laboratory journals/Activity records for assessing ability to plan and implant

laboratory activities on subject specific skills under various pedagogical content

courses.


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• Observation of the student teachers in various contexts of teacher education

such as their participation in seminar, professional attitudes and dispositions.

STUDENTS SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION PROGRAMME/

PREPARATION OF CTET/UPTET AND OTHER COMPETITIVE

EXAMS:-

This time is the time of competitive. Government has started screening test as

UPTET/CTET for bringing the qualitative changes in education. To see this

institute has started classes for their competition and other state services for

their future progression. To make them competent for such competitive exams

this type of classes will be beneficial for them. There classes will also enhance

their speed and accuracy which is essential for such type of exams.

ALUMNI MEET

(16th August, 2015)

The Alumni meet provides platform for the alumni to come back to their alma-

mater and share their experience with the current batch of students. The alumni

meet was organized by M.C.P.S, on Sunday, 16th August, 2015 in Seminar

Hall of The Campus. The occasion was attended by more than 95 Alumni of

various batches and their family members. The meet was graced by Chief Guest

Dr. Aruna Sharma, (Associate Prof Ginni Devi Girls P G College, Modinagar),

Principal Dr. Nisha Singh and Secretary of Alumni association.

Speaking on the occasion, the Principal Dr. Nisha Singh presented the

achievements of Alumni of MCPS in all spheres of life. She felt that it was

matter of great pride for MCPS that its Alumni are holding positions of

responsibility in various Government organizations, PSUs, Private sector,

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their Alma Mater and emphasized the need for further strengthening the

linkage between the Alumni and MCPS and current students.

The Inaugural session was also attended by Registrar, HODs,of all department

all faculty and staff members of MCPS. The Chief Guest of Alumni meet, Dr.

Aruna Sharma highlighted the achievements of MCPS and called for greater

Alumni Participation for the future meets

The

Inaugural session was followed by cultural programme by students after that

alumni presented the traditional dances mixed with some more current dance

forms, songs, plays and speeches. Then, the alumni were invited to express their

views regarding their experience in MCPS, after which, they were felicitated by

a memento and various awards by the Chief Guest, Principal and Heads of the

department. The Meet ended with promise to meet again and everyone bid

emotional farewell to each other and their beloved MCPS.

PLACEMENT CELL

Modern college of professional studies has a full-fledged training and placement

cell and it is an integral part of the college. This institution aims to create a

corporate and friendly atmosphere in the college campus and to train and

prepare the students to face the rigors of professional world. The main

endeavour of placement cell is to get students placed in reputed schools and

Principal Mam & Chief Guest Presenting certificate and Prize to the achievers


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government jobs. The cell assures support to the visiting schools at every stage

of the placement process by making college infrastructure available to them.

Placement cell of Educational department organises various events related to the

career development as-

Career counselling Sessions including Mock interviews & PDP

Recruiter approach efforts

Interview Sessions

Job Fair

By the efforts of students and placement cell with the support of college

management we had successfully placed more than 50% students approximately

who participated in the job fair.

FAREWELL

(24th May, 2015)

A farewell party was organized by the students of B.ED in college premises.

The main attraction of the programme was the performance of the band group.

There were different dance performances by the students of B.Ed. Principal Dr.

Nisha Singh concluded the farewell with her message and encouraged the

students to become better human being and wished good luck for their future

endeavours.

Audience at the farewell


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Results


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Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad

Mid Term Examination Result (B.Ed. Session 2014-15)

Toppers List

First Position Pushpa Rawat 67.1%

Second Position Nisha Rani D/O Dhuri Singh 66.3%

Third Position Pramod Singh Rawat 64.9%

Subject Wise Toppers List

Subject Name Subject

Code Student Name

Marks

Obt

Teacher in Emerging Indian Society E-101 Renuka 74

Development of Learner & Teaching -

Learning Process E-102

Nisha Rani

D/O Dhuri Singh 72

Essential of Education Technology &

Management E-103

Nisha

D/O V P Singh 74

Development of Education System in

India E-104

Pramod Singh Rawat

Nisha Rani D/O Dhuri Singh 60

Education and mental measurement E-205 Pramod Singh Rawat 79

Education management and

administration E-206 Shakshi Singh 34

Career Information and Career Guidance E-207 Anju Bakshi 41

Environment Education E-209 Nisha Rani

D/O Dhuri Singh 75

Computer Education E-210 Neha Yadav 76

Teaching of Hindi E-313 Rani 50

Teaching of English E-314 Rekha Rani

D/O B Panchal 57

Teaching of Commerce E-317 Shivani Shaluja 78

Teaching of Computer Science E-318 Reetu Rani 70

Teaching of Home Science E-320 Divya Kaushal 70

Teaching of Physical Science E-321 Nisha Rani

D/O Dhuri Singh 60

Teaching of Social Science E-316 Pushpa Rawat 66

Teaching of Mathematics E-319 Pramod Singh Rawat 76

Teaching of Biology Science E-322 Nisha Rani

D/O Dhuri Singh 65


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Mid-Term Examination Result (B.Ed 2014-15)

S.

No

C.R.

NO. Name

Father

Name E -101 E-102 E-103 E-104

Opt

Code

Opt

Marks

Method

I

Code

Method

I

Marks

Method

II

Code

Method

II

Marks

Total % Position

1 66 AARTI V P SHASTRI 58 60 54 55 E-205 54 E-314 35 E-316 40 356 50.9

2 59 ABHILASHA RAMESH KAIN 12 22 27 4 E-209 AB E-314 18 E-316 AB 83 11.9

3 42 ANITA MAHIPAL SINGH 25 35 30 19 E-209 35 E-313 17 E-316 27 188 26.9

4 77 ANJALEE RAMESH SINGH 58 58 41 AB E-209 55 E-314 40 E-316 42 294 42.0

5 10 ANJU BAKSHI M L BAKSHI 48 AB 43 AB E-207 41 E-321 AB E-322 38 170 24.3

6 58 ANU SINGHAL P K SINGHAL AB AB AB AB E-210 25 E-321 AB E-319 18 43 6.1

7 11 ANURADHA

KUMARI G MANDNL 50 53 32 36 E-209 49 E-321 AB E-322 AB 220 31.4

8 83 ANURADHA

SHARMA A K BHARDWAJ AB AB AB AB E-209 27 E-320 34 E-316 18 79 11.3

9 7 AQSA KHAN MIYAN JAN AB AB AB AB E-209 41 E-314 37 E-316 29 107 15.3

10 28 ARCHANA

RANI V SINGH 60 52 57 51 E-209 63 E-314 48 E-316 41 372 53.1

11 3 ARJU KUMARI A SINGH 35 33 28 25 E-209 34 E-313 36 E-316 16 207 29.6

12 48 ARTI ARYA SATVEER SINGH 44 50 34 22 E-209 35 E-317 26 E-316 43 254 36.3

13 99 ARUN KUMAR FALGUN 33 AB AB AB E-210 16 E-317 31 E-316 37 117 16.7

14 33 ASHA RANI OM PRAKASH 29 27 AB AB E-209 28 E-313 AB E-316 AB 84 12.0

15 72

ASHOK

KUMAR

KUSHWAH

R D KUSHWAH AB AB AB AB E-205 31 E-321 43 E-319 30 104 14.9

16 32 BHUPENDER

KUMAR LATE S R RAJ 26 AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 21 E-316 40 87 12.4

17 75 CHANDER

KIRAN GAJRAJ SINGH 18 29 35 AB E-207 20 E-313 AB E-316 AB 102 14.6

18 4 DEEPAK

KUMAR R V SINGH 41 62 40 29 E-209 56 E-317 65 E-316 49 342 48.9

19 52 DEVENDER RAM SHANKAR 30 48 28 33 E-209 21 E-313 29 E-316 33 222 31.7


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KUMAR

20 85 DIVYA

KOUSHAL RANJEET SINGH 50 62 53 29 E-209 66 E-320 70 E-316 57 387 55.3

21 61 DOLLY M SINGH 41 54 45 22 E-209 49 E-313 11 E-316 AB 222 31.7

22 69 DOLLY

QURATULAIN S Z HASNAIN 28 43 AB 32 E-205 35 E-321 22 E-319 AB 160 22.9

23 87 INDRAWATI

KUMARI B PRASAD 46 44 34 35 E-209 49 E-313 47 E-316 43 298 42.6

24 98 INDU RAthORE RAJPAL SINGH 43 42 39 32 E-209 52 E-313 27 E-316 50 285 40.7

25 34 INDU SHUKLA S SHUKLA 21 AB 25 AB E-209 23 E-313 26 E-316 31 126 18.0

26 81 ISHA RAJPUT P K RAJPUT AB AB AB AB E-210 31 E-318 34 E-319 AB 65 9.3

27 44 JYOTI OM P SHARMA 54 53 50 23 E-209 49 E-317 46 E-316 44 319 45.6

28 74 JYOTI

CHAUHAN N K SINGH AB AB AB AB E-209 21 E-321 31 E-319 29 81 11.6

29 84 JYOTI RANI BALRAM SINGH 63 67 57 14 E-209 49 E-317 56 E-316 44 350 50.0

30 14 KANIKA

BHASKAR R BHASKAR AB AB AB AB E-210 21 E-317 32 E-319 27 80 11.4

31 24 KM ANITA

CHAUHAN R A CHAUHAN 20 40 24 1 E-209 33 E-320 26 E-316 33 177 25.3

32 89 KM CHANDANI OP PRAKASH 16 37 52 2 E-209 AB E-320 AB E-316 20 127 18.1

33 103 KM GEETA

VERMA

MOTILAL

VERMA AB AB AB AB E-209 23 E-321 36 E-322 AB 59 8.4

34 95 KULDEEP

SINGH B SINGH AB AB AB AB E-210 28 E-313 31 E-316 42 101 14.4

35 13 LOKESH

KUMAR RAM CHANDRA AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

36 38 MADHURI RAJ KUMAR 17 AB AB AB E-205 21 E-314 35 E-316 18 91 13.0

37 96 MAMTA RANI RAMJILAL AB AB AB AB E-209 14 E-313 31 E-316 22 67 9.6

38 5 MANIRAM

SINGH RAM SINGH 65 55 48 54 E-209 56 E-313 36 E-316 50 364 52.0

39 57 MOHAN

KUMAR B thAKUR 29 30 29 23 E-210 35 E-318 AB E-319 AB 146 20.9


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thAKUR

40 2 MOHD RASHID M AYYUB 47 54 33 30 E-205 21 E-317 45 E-316 48 278 39.7

41 105 MONIKA JAIN S K JAIN AB AB AB AB E-209 22 E-317 28 E-316 13 63 9.0

42 20 MR SHEKHAR SHYAM LAL 40 28 39 17 E-205 51 E-317 50 E-319 40 265 37.9

43 49 NAGENDRA

KUMAR RAJ KUMAR AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

44 94 NEETU KISHOR KUMAR AB AB AB AB E-209 21 E-320 22 E-316 34 77 11.0

45 23 NEHA YADAV B K YADAV 60 62 59 50 E-210 76 E-318 AB E-319 60 367 52.4

46 107 NIRMALA

KUMARI SAT PAL SINGH 15 35 34 12 E-209 22 E-321 24 E-322 36 178 25.4

47 18 NISHA V P SINGH 53 68 74 58 E-209 64 E-314 43 E-316 51 411 58.7

48 90 NISHA RANI MADAN SINGH 34 40 24 28 E-209 38 E-313 AB E-316 44 208 29.7

49 76 NISHA RANI OM PRAKASH 34 28 AB AB E-209 45 E-313 AB E-316 AB 107 15.3

50 62 NISHA RANI DHURI SINGH 73 72 59 60 E-209 75 E-321 60 E-322 65 464 66.3 Second

51 47 NITIN

CHAUDHARY R SINGH 66 47 48 52 E-205 40 E-314 36 E-316 AB 289 41.3

52 78 POONAM

GUPTA J P GUPTA 34 AB 37 18 E-209 33 E-320 33 E-316 AB 155 22.1

53 31 PRAMOD

SINGH RAWAT B S RAWAT 56 64 61 60 E-205 79 E-321 58 E-319 76 454 64.9 Third

54 109 PREETI

SHARMA D SHARMA 43 49 AB 14 E-210 43 E-321 26 E-319 AB 175 25.0

55 55 PREETI TYAGI M S TYAGI 46 55 38 49 E-209 56 E-313 39 E-316 45 328 46.9

56 93 PRITI

CHAUHAN N K SINGH AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-318 41 E-319 44 85 12.1

57 54 PUSHPA

RAWAT S S RAWAT 66 70 71 55 E-209 74 E-317 68 E-316 66 470 67.1 First

58 91 RACHNA

BHATIA P C BHATIA 39 45 48 31 E-209 46 E-317 51 E-316 AB 260 37.1

59 43 RAJAN KUMAR

JHA A K JHA 55 37 33 9 E-209 33 E-317 29 E-319 33 229 32.7

60 82 RAJEEV RAMESH CHAND AB 17 13 AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 30 4.3


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KUMAR

61 80 RAJNI DALVIR SINGH 44 49 48 25 E-209 40 E-313 23 E-316 50 279 39.9

62 16 RAJNI

NAHARIYA S KUMAR 58 58 35 24 E-209 50 E-314 47 E-316 33 305 43.6

63 6 RAKESH

KUMAR K SINGH 52 54 47 51 E-209 60 E-314 48 E-316 44 356 50.9

64 30 RAKHI

DIWAKAR J CHANDRA 33 39 36 12 E-209 26 E-313 AB E-316 AB 146 20.9

65 27 RAKHI YADAV R S YADAV AB AB AB AB E-209 36 E-313 40 E-316 38 114 16.3

66 97 RASHMI VEER CHAND 43 30 21 AB E-209 30 E-314 AB E-316 35 159 22.7

67 65 RASHMI

KARDAM B SINGH 50 62 67 54 E-205 77 E-317 62 E-319 71 443 63.3

68 25 RAVI KANT J SINGH 35 35 27 13 E-209 37 E-313 5 E-316 27 179 25.6

69 108 RAVINDRA

KUMAR M SINGH 55 AB 45 27 E-210 55 E-321 26 E-319 42 250 35.7

70 73 REETU RANI RAM NIWAS 46 52 53 42 E-210 62 E-318 70 E-319 62 387 55.3

71 56 REKHARANI B PANCHAL 37 48 AB 32 E-209 AB E-314 57 E-316 38 212 30.3

72 104 RENU MOHAN LAL 50 45 40 33 E-209 43 E-313 43 E-316 45 299 42.7

73 50 RENU

GAUTAM S KUMAR 45 48 AB 32 E-209 AB E-314 AB E-316 AB 125 17.9

74 15 RENUKA R CHAND 74 52 50 40 E-210 45 E-317 55 E-319 53 369 52.7

75 46 RITIKA MADAN LAL 59 AB 59 AB E-209 55 E-321 AB E-319 AB 173 24.7

76 88 RITU PANCHAL ASHOK

PANCHAL 33 59 43 9 E-209 51 E-317 48 E-316 37 280 40.0

77 70 ROJI KUMARI B J PRASAD 26 AB 27 AB E-209 30 E-314 AB E-316 38 121 17.3

78 45 ROLI DEVI BARATI LAL 42 57 51 41 E-209 50 E-313 37 E-316 53 331 47.3

79 35 RUBEE LOKNAth 14 AB 14 AB E-209 26 E-313 28 E-316 AB 82 11.7

80 12 RUBI R SINGH 25 50 34 33 E-209 42 E-314 AB E-316 22 206 29.4

81 19 RUCHITA

KHARE

P K

SRIVASTAVA AB 27 AB AB E-210 36 E-314 35 E-316 33 131 18.7

82 17 SANDEEP S N SINGH 18 25 24 12 E-209 33 E-317 25 E-319 20 157 22.4


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KUMAR

83 92 SANDEEP

KUMAR RAM MILAN AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 24 E-316 AB 24 3.4

84 106 SANGEETA

CHAUHAN D SINGH 63 46 35 37 E-209 39 E-313 43 E-316 29 292 41.7

85 53 SAPNA GANGA DASS 33 58 51 45 E-209 55 E-314 37 E-316 33 312 44.6

86 29 SAVITA RANI SATISH KUMAR 44 46 31 18 E-209 28 E-314 37 E-316 37 241 34.4

87 36 SEEMA VINOD KUMAR AB AB AB AB E-209 26 E-320 45 E-316 36 107 15.3

88 21 SHABANA

KHAN BABU KHAN 61 46 52 33 E-209 68 E-313 AB E-316 33 293 41.9

89 39 SHAIFALI U SHARMA 24 AB AB AB E-205 36 E-314 40 E-316 42 142 20.3

90 22 SHALEHA

PRAVEEN ALI HASAN 58 48 55 17 E-209 53 E-313 AB E-316 49 280 40.0

91 51 SHALINI R SINGH 46 60 40 35 E-209 40 E-314 AB E-316 36 257 36.7

92 79 SHALINI N KUMAR 35 25 20 5 E-209 36 E-317 AB E-316 AB 121 17.3

93 100 SHALU KARAN SINGH 42 49 32 37 E-209 49 E-313 AB E-316 AB 209 29.9

94 64 SHILPEETYAGI A K TYAGI 6 16 28 12 E-209 26 E-313 13 E-316 AB 101 14.4

95 37 SHIV KUMAR

MISHRA A M MISHRA 40 AB AB AB E-205 36 E-317 38 E-319 30 144 20.6

96 26 SHIVANI

SALUJA D P SALUJA 66 67 66 42 E-205 43 E-317 78 E-319 61 423 60.4

97 1 SHREEJA J K NAIR 34 37 50 30 E-209 52 E-321 35 E-322 34 272 38.9

98 71 SHWETA KM

VERMA A K VERMA 23 44 17 AB E-209 25 E-314 36 E-316 40 185 26.4

99 68 SONAL GUPTA R GUPTA 52 48 55 43 E-209 39 E-320 60 E-316 45 342 48.9

100 60 SONIA

KUMARI S KANHAIYA 35 43 35 49 E-209 48 E-313 AB E-316 AB 210 30.0

101 40 SUDESH M SINGH 34 AB 47 15 E-209 40 E-313 AB E-316 AB 136 19.4

102 8 SUDHIR

TIWARI K M TIWARI 51 46 29 30 E-210 58 E-318 53 E-319 44 311 44.4

103 67 VAISHALI

SAXENA A K SAXENA AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-314 26 E-316 30 56 8.0


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104 41 VANDANA

GOSWAMI J K GOSWAMI 61 57 53 18 E-209 52 E-320 AB E-316 35 276 39.4

105 63 VANDNA L CHAND 33 45 38 23 E-209 50 E-314 36 E-316 33 258 36.9

106 102 VARSHA

KUMARI RAKESH KUMAR 29 20 42 11 E-209 24 E-313 22 E-316 AB 148 21.1

107 86 VIJAY LAXMI SANT KUMAR 24 34 15 15 E-209 38 E-313 AB E-316 31 157 22.4

108 101 VIKASH

SHARMA O SHARMA 29 41 25 29 E-205 36 E-317 46 E-319 40 246 35.1

109 9 VIMLESH

KUMARI J RAM 61 49 38 34 E-205 44 E-314 20 E-316 39 285 40.7

110 110 VINITA

CHAUHAN YOGESH KR AB 34 33 19 E-209 AB E-314 30 E-316 35 151 21.6

111 43 ANITA NANNU SINGH 47 29 42 20 E-209 15 E-313 32 E-316 25 210 30.0

112 100 ASHA JAI PRAKASH 44 40 41 24 E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 149 21.3

113 76 CHHAYA NANNU SINGH 56 45 51 20 E-209 47 E-313 23 E-316 39 281 40.1

114 5 DEEPIKA

PORWAL

MAN NARAYAN

PORWAL 45 AB 40 20 E-209 35 E-313 31 E-316 42 213 30.4

115 82 JUHI LATE SHUSHIL

S AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-321 AB E-322 AB 0 0.0

116 15 KARUNA

RAGHUVANSHI

DEVENDRA

SINGH 35 AB 43 AB E-209 38 E-313 30 E-316 21 167 23.9

117 104 KSHAMA

SHARMA

VED PRAKASH

SHARMA 39 AB 25 AB E-209 32 E-320 40 E-316 41 177 25.3

118 39 MAMTA JEET SINGH 22 AB 14 AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 36 5.1

119 21 MUNNA SINGH KALE SINGH 39 21 AB AB E-209 24 E-313 20 E-316 29 133 19.0

120 115 NEETU RAM SINGH 39 AB AB 16 E-209 42 E-313 25 E-316 10 132 18.9

121 48 PARITOSH

KUMAR ANAND KUMAR AB AB AB AB E-210 AB E-318 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

122 49 POOJA ARORA VINOD KUMAR

ARORA 45 AB AB 9 E-210 25 E-317 48 E-316 18 145 20.7

123 50 POOJA RANI RAM SURAT 34 AB AB AB E-209 AB E-317 AB E-316 AB 34 4.9

124 79 PRAGYA

TRIPAthI

RAMA KANT

TRIPAthI 21 30 22 3 E-209 16 E-313 12 E-316 27 131 18.7


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125 113 PRIYANKA RAM CHANDRA 21 17 15 9 E-209 25 E-313 14 E-316 13 114 16.3

126 114 PUJA DEVENDRA 29 21 33 18 E-209 38 E-313 27 E-316 34 200 28.6

127 118 RAJKUMAR

SINGH MUNSHI LAL AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

128 28 RAMA KANT

SHARMA

KALI CHARAN

SHARMA AB AB AB AB E-210 AB E-318 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

129 29 RANI MAAN SINGH 56 26 51 32 E-209 48 E-313 50 E-316 37 300 42.9

130 114 RATI

GOSWAMI

RAMESHWAR

DAYAL 21 AB 24 1 E-209 8 E-313 15 E-316 21 90 12.9

131 109 REENA DEVI GANGA SARAN 14 22 23 1 E-209 17 E-313 6 E-316 19 102 14.6

132 117 REENA

KUMARI SHANKAR LAL 21 AB 39 AB E-209 21 E-313 AB E-316 15 96 13.7

133 74 REKHA DATA RAM 25 23 26 19 E-209 29 E-313 33 E-316 18 173 24.7

134 40 SHAKSHI

SINGH R P SINGH 38 AB 30 8 E-206 34 E-317 31 E-316 29 170 24.3

135 111 SHITAL MAMCHAND 34 AB 24 AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 58 8.3

136 119 SONI KATIYAR OM PRAKASH

KATIYAR 19 11 AB AB E-209 8 E-320 24 E-316 14 76 10.9

137 9 SUSHEELA OM PRAKASH 18 33 33 8 E-209 27 E-313 22 E-316 28 169 24.1

138 112 VIMLA SATYA PAL

SINGH 20 20 25 21 E-209 29 E-313 13 E-316 34 162 23.1

139 116 VIVEK

BAGHEL

PANNA LAL

BAGHEL AB AB AB AB E-210 AB E-318 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0


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Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad

Pre-University Examination Result (B.Ed Session 2014-15)

Toppers List

First Position Pramod Singh Rawat 68.6%

Second Position Nisha Rani D/O Dhuri Singh 64.6%

Third Position Pushpa Rawat 64.3%

Subject Wise Toppers List

Subject Name Subject

Code Student Name

Marks

Obt

Teacher in Emerging Indian Society E-101 Pushpa Rawat 64

Development of Learner & Teaching -

Learning Process E-102 Shivani Shaluja 82

Essential of Education Technology &

Management E-103 Pramod Singh Rawat 78

Development of Education System in

India E-104 Nisha D/o V.P. Singh 66

Education and mental measurement E-205 Pramod Singh Rawat 71

Education management and

administration E-206 Shakshi Singh 46

Career Information and Career Guidance E-207 Anju Bakshi 45

Environment Education E-209 Nisha D/o V.P. Singh 68

Computer Education E-210 Neha Yadav 73

Teaching of Hindi E-313 Renu D/o Mohan Lal 58

Teaching of English E-314 Rajni Nahariya 58

Teaching of Commerce E-317 Pushpa Rawat 78

Teaching of Computer Science E-318 Neha Yadav 72

Teaching of Home Science E-320 Divya Kaushal 57

Teaching of Physical Science E-321 Nisha Rani D/O Dhuri Singh 73

Teaching of Social Science E-316 Pushpa Rawat 57

Teaching of Mathematics E-319 Pramod Singh Rawat 69

Teaching of Biology Science E-322 Nisha Rani D/O Dhuri Singh 68


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Modern College Of Professional Studies

Pre-Uni Exam (Result) B.Ed Students 2014-15 S.

NO

.

File

NO

.

Name Father's Name E-101 E-102 E-103 E-104 Opt

Code

Opt

Marks

Method-

I

Code

Method-

I

Marks

Method-

II

Code

Method-

II

Marks

Total % Positio

n

1 66 Aarti Vedehi P Shastri 54 57 60 57 E-205 46 E-314 53 E-316 42 369 52.7

2 59 Abhilasha Ramesh Kain 19 16 9 21 E-209 17 E-314 AB E-316 30 112 16.0

3 42 Anita Mahipal Singh 40 38 29 24 E-209 32 E-313 31 E-316 38 232 33.1

4 77 Anjalee Ramesh Singh AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-314 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

5 10 Anju Bakshi M L Bakshi AB AB AB 45 E-207 45 E-321 55 E-322 53 198 28.3

6 58 Anu Singhal Praveen K

Singhal AB AB AB AB E-210 AB E-321 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

7 11 Anuradha

Kumari Ghuran Mandnl 36 46 54 36 E-209 42 E-321 49 E-322 34 297 42.4

8 83 Anuradha

Sharma

Ashok K

Bhardwaj 20 33 26 9 E-209 AB E-320 AB E-316 AB 88 12.6

9 7 Aqsa Khan Miyan Jan 47 33 AB AB E-209 AB E-314 AB E-316 AB 80 11.4

10 28 Archana Rani Veerpal Singh 36 60 56 44 E-209 59 E-314 AB E-316 45 300 42.9

11 3 Arju Kumari Ashok Singh AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

12 48 Arti Arya Satveer Singh AB AB 9 22 E-209 32 E-317 35 E-316 43 141 20.1

13 99 Arun Kumar Falgun 33 33 14 AB E-210 33 E-317 AB E-316 AB 113 16.1

14 33 Asha Rani Om Prakash 35 44 33 17 E-209 28 E-313 25 E-316 35 217 31.0

15 72 Ashok Kumar

Kushwah

Rameshwar

Kushwah AB AB AB AB E-205 AB E-321 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

16 32 Bhupender

Kumar Late Sh Ram Raj 36 44 AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 80 11.4

17 75 Chander Kiran Gajraj Singh 35 40 10 28 E-209 41 E-313 29 E-316 35 218 31.1

18 4 Deepak Kumar Ram Vir Singh 48 73 33 AB E-209 47 E-317 63 E-316 49 313 44.7

19 52 Devender

Kumar Ram Shankar 48 41 27 29 E-209 41 E-313 AB E-316 41 227 32.4

20 85 Divya Koushal Ranjeet Singh 53 58 49 58 E-209 59 E-320 57 E-316 48 382 54.6

21 61 Dolly Mahavir Singh 35 56 16 AB E-209 54 E-313 42 E-316 33 236 33.7

22 69 Dolly

Quratulain Syed Z Hasnain AB AB AB AB E-205 AB E-321 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

23 87 Indrawati

Kumari

Bishwanath

Prasad 35 46 49 37 E-209 39 E-313 40 E-316 43 289 41.3

24 98 INDU Rathore RAJPAL SINGH 44 47 34 36 E-209 48 E-313 AB E-316 AB 209 29.9


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25 34 Indu Shukla Shatrughan

Shukla 21 38 18 27 E-209 13 E-313 25 E-316 21 163 23.3

26 81 Isha Rajput Pradeep K

Rajput AB AB AB AB E-210 AB E-318 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

27 44 Jyoti Om Prakash

Sharma 30 66 44 41 E-209 46 E-317 68 E-316 37 332 47.4

28 74 Jyoti Chauhan N K Singh AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-321 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

29 84 Jyoti Rani Balram Singh 41 42 50 39 E-209 51 E-317 71 E-316 57 351 50.1

30 14 Kanika

Bhaskar Ravi Bhaskar AB AB AB AB E-210 AB E-317 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

31 24 Km Anita

Chauhan

Ram Avatar

Chauhan 35 52 23 17 E-209 36 E-320 18 E-316 31 212 30.3

32 89 Km Chandani Op Prakash 37 48 41 36 E-209 37 E-320 11 E-316 46 256 36.6

33 103 Km Geeta

Verma Motilal Verma AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-321 AB E-322 AB 0 0.0

34 95 Kuldeep Singh Bishamber Singh AB 37 AB AB E-210 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 37 5.3

35 13 Lokesh Kumar Ram Chandra AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

36 38 Madhuri Raj Kumar AB AB AB AB E-205 AB E-314 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

37 96 Mamta Rani Ramjilal AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

38 5 Maniram Singh Ram Singh 35 45 37 AB E-209 44 E-313 49 E-316 36 246 35.1

39 57

MOHAN

KUMAR

Thakur

BINDESHWAR

Thakur 33 22 22 AB E-210 AB E-318 AB E-319 AB 77 11.0

40 2 Mohd Rashid Mohd Ayyub 47 33 47 48 E-205 46 E-317 63 E-316 45 329 47.0

41 105 Monika Jain Sanjeev Kumar

Jain 16 34 AB 17 E-209 34 E-317 AB E-316 28 129 18.4

42 20 Mr Shekhar Shyam Lal 50 52 38 36 E-205 38 E-317 49 E-319 34 297 42.4

43 49 Nagendra

Kumar Rajkumar AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

44 94 Neetu Kishor Kumar AB 43 37 14 E-209 33 E-320 6 E-316 49 182 26.0

45 23 Neha Yadav B K Yadav 63 55 64 AB E-210 73 E-318 72 E-319 14 341 48.7

46 107 Nirmala

Kumari Sat Pal Singh 42 44 50 40 E-209 43 E-321 51 E-322 32 302 43.1

47 18 Nisha Veer Pal Singh 52 68 67 66 E-209 68 E-314 52 E-316 56 429 61.3

48 90 Nisha Rani Madan Singh 25 17 12 20 E-209 25 E-313 AB E-316 29 128 18.3

49 76 Nisha Rani Om Prakash AB 42 27 23 E-209 28 E-313 30 E-316 30 180 25.7

50 62 Nisha Rani Dhuri Singh 57 69 67 58 E-209 60 E-321 73 E-322 68 452 64.6 Second


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51 47 Nitin

Chaudhary Rajinder Singh 55 AB 56 AB E-205 54 E-314 AB E-316 40 205 29.3

52 78 Poonam Gupta Jagdish Prasad

Gupta 47 62 25 36 E-209 AB E-320 24 E-316 57 251 35.9

53 31 Pramod Singh

Rawat

Birender Singh

Rawat 59 78 78 55 E-205 71 E-321 70 E-319 69 480 68.6 First

54 109 Preeti Sharma Devendra

Sharma AB AB AB AB E-210 AB E-321 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

55 55 Preeti Tyagi Mahender Singh

Tyagi 56 73 48 58 E-209 50 E-313 AB E-316 47 332 47.4

56 93 Priti Chauhan Narayan Keshar

Singh AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-318 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

57 54 Pushpa Rawat Surinder Singh

Rawat 64 70 63 54 E-209 64 E-317 78 E-316 57 450 64.3 Third

58 91 Rachna Bhatia Pooran Chand

Bhatia 29 53 43 44 E-209 39 E-317 AB E-316 40 248 35.4

59 43 Rajan Kumar

Jha Anil Kumar Jha 43 34 18 21 E-209 22 E-317 60 E-319 15 213 30.4

60 82 Rajeev Kumar Ramesh Chand 31 27 16 31 E-209 37 E-313 43 E-316 47 232 33.1

61 80 Rajni Dalvir Singh 39 52 40 35 E-209 54 E-313 34 E-316 40 294 42.0

62 16 Rajni Nahariya Suresh Kumar 43 42 59 37 E-209 58 E-314 58 E-316 49 346 49.4

63 6 Rakesh Kumar Kalakter Singh 41 69 40 AB E-209 46 E-314 52 E-316 45 293 41.9

64 30 Rakhi Diwakar Jagdish Chandra 35 52 23 20 E-209 24 E-313 16 E-316 23 193 27.6

65 27 Rakhi Yadav Ratan Singh

Yadav 8 18 6 1 E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 33 4.7

66 97 Rashmi Veer Chand 22 28 17 9 E-209 32 E-314 30 E-316 32 170 24.3

67 65 Rashmi

Kardam Bijendra Singh 49 57 67 62 E-205 45 E-317 75 E-319 54 409 58.4

68 25 Ravi Kant Jitender Singh 35 33 28 27 E-209 AB E-313 21 E-316 40 184 26.3

69 108 Ravindra

Kumar Mahaveer Singh 37 34 28 42 E-210 52 E-321 41 E-319 36 270 38.6

70 73 Reetu Rani Ram Niwas AB 58 49 31 E-210 54 E-318 64 E-319 56 312 44.6

71 56 Rekha Rani Brahmanandpanc

hal 29 40 36 18 E-209 27 E-314 42 E-316 25 217 31.0

72 104 Renu Mohan Lal 57 36 35 46 E-209 51 E-313 58 E-316 43 326 46.6

73 50 Renu Gautam Surender Kumar 32 38 36 23 E-209 37 E-314 42 E-316 22 230 32.9

74 15 Renuka Ramesh Chand 43 50 45 37 E-210 44 E-317 60 E-319 43 322 46.0


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75 46 Ritika Madan Lal AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-321 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

76 88 Ritu Panchal Ashok Panchal 44 33 45 35 E-209 46 E-317 62 E-316 52 317 45.3

77 70 Roji Kumari Bhagwan Jee

Prasad 35 23 16 13 E-209 40 E-314 36 E-316 25 188 26.9

78 45 Roli Devi Barati Lal 35 47 33 28 E-209 49 E-313 33 E-316 34 259 37.0

79 35 Rubee Loknath 22 21 15 8 E-209 22 E-313 10 E-316 25 123 17.6

80 12 Rubi Rajpal Singh 32 20 27 21 E-209 28 E-314 AB E-316 44 172 24.6

81 19 Ruchita Khare Prabhat K

Srivastava 29 40 21 26 E-210 50 E-314 50 E-316 38 254 36.3

82 17 Sandeep

Kumar Shiv Nath Singh 27 21 21 25 E-209 14 E-317 25 E-319 19 152 21.7

83 92 Sandeep

Kumar Ram Milan AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

84 106 Sangeeta

Chauhan Dular Singh 49 46 45 38 E-209 50 E-313 AB E-316 AB 228 32.6

85 53 Sapna Ganga Dass 47 36 51 40 E-209 54 E-314 40 E-316 44 312 44.6

86 29 Savita Rani Satish Kumar 23 42 37 7 E-209 24 E-314 30 E-316 22 185 26.4

87 36 Seema Vinod Kumar AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-320 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

88 21 Shabana Khan Babu Khan 45 47 43 30 E-209 48 E-313 33 E-316 38 284 40.6

89 39 Shaifali Raj Kumar AB AB AB AB E-205 AB E-314 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

90 22 Shaleha

Praveen Ali Hasan 44 49 41 37 E-209 46 E-313 34 E-316 45 296 42.3

91 51 Shalini Rajbir Singh 50 47 51 37 E-209 40 E-314 45 E-316 35 305 43.6

92 79 Shalini Narendra Kumar 17 31 11 7 E-209 19 E-317 14 E-316 37 136 19.4

93 100 Shalu Karan Singh 39 56 33 39 E-209 40 E-313 AB E-316 33 240 34.3

94 64 Shilpee Tyagi Aamodkumartya

gi 28 36 27 AB E-209 23 E-313 24 E-316 37 175 25.0

95 37 Shiv Kumar

Mishra

Awadh Mani

Mishra AB AB AB AB E-205 AB E-317 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

96 26 Shivani Saluja D P Saluja 42 82 59 42 E-205 45 E-317 72 E-319 50 392 56.0

97 1 Shreeja Jagatheeswaran

K Nair 48 33 27 36 E-209 30 E-321 54 E-322 44 272 38.9

98 71 Shweta Km

Verma

Ashok Kumar

Verma 24 18 20 20 E-209 AB E-314 39 E-316 28 149 21.3

99 68 Sonal Gupta Rajkumar Gupta 41 34 40 46 E-209 44 E-320 47 E-316 43 295 42.1

100 60 Sonia Kumari Shyam Kanhaiya 47 36 31 42 E-209 48 E-313 42 E-316 39 285 40.7

101 40 Sudesh Mahaveer Singh 39 26 29 27 E-209 43 E-313 35 E-316 50 249 35.6


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102 8 Sudhir Tiwari Krishan Murari

Tiwari 40 33 25 24 E-210 50 E-318 47 E-319 24 243 34.7

103 67 Vaishali

Saxena

Ashok Kumar

Saxena AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-314 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

104 41 Vandana

Goswami

Jitendra K

Goswami 52 51 44 45 E-209 45 E-320 35 E-316 43 315 45.0

105 63 Vandna Lakhmi Chand 43 23 27 18 E-209 45 E-314 35 E-316 24 215 30.7

106 102 Varsha Kumari Rakesh Kumar 37 41 28 16 E-209 29 E-313 24 E-316 40 215 30.7

107 86 Vijay Laxmi Sant Kumar 36 30 31 14 E-209 28 E-313 33 E-316 27 199 28.4

108 101 Vikash Sharma Omdutt Sharma 23 22 14 1 E-205 4 E-317 23 E-319 23 110 15.7

109 9 Vimlesh

Kumari Jaitoon Ram 49 37 51 49 E-205 36 E-314 50 E-316 41 313 44.7

110 110 Vinita Chauhan Yogesh K

Chauhan 30 33 33 15 E-209 21 E-314 37 E-316 37 206 29.4

111 43 Anita Nannu Singh 41 49 56 26 E-209 39 E-313 29 E-316 44 284 40.6

112 100 Asha Jai Prakash AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-313 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

113 76 Chhaya Nannu Singh 42 50 54 41 E-209 44 E-313 27 E-316 49 307 43.9

114 5 Deepika

Porwal

Man Narayan

Porwal 36 47 38 31 E-209 40 E-313 19 E-316 21 232 33.1

115 82 Juhi Late Shushil S AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-321 AB E-322 AB 0 0.0

116 15 Karuna

Raghuvanshi Devendra Singh 41 17 9 11 E-209 24 E-313 11 E-316 39 152 21.7

117 104 Kshama

Sharma

Ved Prakash

Sharma 34 20 12 9 E-209 29 E-320 27 E-316 AB 131 18.7

118 39 Mamta Jeet Singh 28 33 19 3 E-209 19 E-313 7 E-316 13 122 17.4

119 21 Munna Singh Kale Singh 22 24 24 22 E-209 28 E-313 6 E-316 21 147 21.0

120 115 Neetu Ram Singh 29 15 37 9 E-209 27 E-313 16 E-316 35 168 24.0

121 48 Paritosh Kumar Anand Kumar AB AB AB AB E-210 AB E-318 AB E-319 AB 0 0.0

122 49 Pooja Arora Vinod Kumar

Arora AB 24 AB AB E-210 31 E-317 AB E-316 AB 55 7.9

123 50 Pooja Rani Ram Surat AB AB AB AB E-209 AB E-317 AB E-316 AB 0 0.0

124 79 PRAGYA

Tripathi

RAMA KANT

Tripathi 19 15 AB 3 E-209 22 E-313 7 E-316 15 81 11.6

125 113 Priyanka Ram Chandra 45 20 27 12 E-209 30 E-313 16 E-316 36 186 26.6

126 114 Puja Devendra 37 26 25 6 E-209 20 E-313 26 E-316 24 164 23.4

127 118 Rajkumar

Singh Munshi Lal 36 AB AB AB E-209 13 E-313 AB E-316 27 76 10.9


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128 28 Rama Kant

Sharma

Kali Charan

Sharma AB AB AB AB E-210 31 E-318 29 E-316 AB 60 8.6

129 29 Rani Maan Singh 47 55 53 43 E-209 48 E-313 33 E-316 41 320 45.7

130 114 Rati Goswami Rameshwar

Dayal 19 4 10 7 E-209 16 E-313 AB E-316 AB 56 8.0

131 109 Reena Devi Ganga Saran 14 15 13 10 E-209 25 E-313 10 E-316 14 101 14.4

132 117 Reena Kumari Shankar Lal 22 13 AB 9 E-209 14 E-313 19 E-316 19 96 13.7

133 74 Rekha Data Ram 22 25 37 25 E-209 34 E-313 22 E-316 23 188 26.9

134 40 Shakshi Singh R P Singh 40 41 44 21 E-206 45 E-317 38 E-316 AB 229 32.7

135 111 Shital Mamchand 22 27 22 15 E-209 25 E-313 19 E-316 20 150 21.4

136 119 Soni Katiyar Om Prakash

Katiyar 23 27 AB AB E-209 15 E-320 24 E-316 30 119 17.0

137 9 Susheela Om Prakash 32 33 33 8 E-209 28 E-313 24 E-316 29 187 26.7

138 112 Vimla Satya Pal Singh 28 20 28 15 E-209 33 E-313 16 E-316 25 165 23.6

139 116 Vivek Baghel Panna Lal

Baghel 32 AB 9 AB E-210 AB E-318 AB E-319 AB 41 5.9


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