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ICFAI Group.......................................................................................................................... 4

The ICFAI Universities .......................................................................................................... 5

From the Vice Chancellor’s Desk ....................................................................................... 6

The Visitor ............................................................................................................................ 7

The Chancellor ..................................................................................................................... 7

1. Introduction .................................................................................................................. 8

2. Vision and Mission ........................................................................................................ 8

3. Governance .................................................................................................................. 8

4. Contribution of the University ..................................................................................... 8

5. Accreditation ................................................................................................................ 8

6. Membership.................................................................................................................. 8

7. Organizational Chart ................................................................................................... 9

8. OfficersandAuthoritiesoftheUniversity ................................................................. 10

9. Infrastructure .............................................................................................................. 11

Academic Complex .......................................................................................... 11

Library Facilities ................................................................................................ 11

Lab Facilities ..................................................................................................... 11

Other Infrastructure ........................................................................................ 11

10. Faculties and Programs............................................................................................... 12

11. Faculty Resources and Support Staff ......................................................................... 15

Faculty Details of the University ...................................................................... 15

Adjunct Faculty Details .................................................................................... 15

Non-Teaching Staff Details of the University ................................................... 16

12. Faculty Activities ......................................................................................................... 17

Publications....................................................................................................... 17

Seminar Presentations ...................................................................................... 17

Seminars/Workshops/Faculty Development Programs Attended .................. 17

13. Student Activities ........................................................................................................ 19

14. University Activities .................................................................................................... 20

15. Community Activities ................................................................................................. 21

16. Press Clippings ............................................................................................................ 22

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The ICFAI University, Meghalaya - Annual Report - 2016-174

The ICFAI GroupPioneering Professional education for over 30 years.

ICFAI was established in 1984 as a not-for-profit society with the broad objective of empowering citizens through world class quality education. The Institute announced its arrival into the Indian education fora by launching a high end, innovative professional program in financial analysis in 1985. The Program was first-of-its-kind in India, aimed at equipping students and working professionals with cutting-edge knowledge in contemporary areas of finance. Since its establishment, ICFAI Group has made a significant mark in the Indian educational field with a pan-Indian network and presence.

Innovation has been the mainstay of ICFAI Group with innovation prevalent in its programs and even its culture. Subsequently, there was a big leap when ICFAI Group started its chain of business schools (IBS) across India in 1995 to offer management program. Since its inception, IBS has been consistently ranked among the top ranked B-Schools of India providing excellent academic delivery and infrastructure to its students and transforming them into leaders for the future.

Another example that is a testimony to the culture of innovation is the introduction of Case Study methodology at IBS. The Case Research Center at IBS has become a center of excellence and has won several accolades across the world.

ICFAI Group has 2 Strategic Institutional Units, the ICFAI Universities and the ICFAI Business Schools. In all the programs offered across these units, the emphasis is on adherence to academic rigor and differentiated curriculum that bridges the industry-academia gap.

ICFAI Group focuses on learning rather than instruction. In addition, the institute is engaged in important areas of research covering environmental

sustainability, agricultural economics, health policy, financial economics, banking, intellectual property rights etc. There have been path-breaking research and good quality publications in these areas.

Flexible and tech enabled learning also plays an important role in ICFAI’s teaching methodology. The delivery takes place with the use of hi-tech learning management system at campus programs and content delivery for distance learning through online medium.

ICFAI Group practices the value of academic integrity at all levels. As a policy, admissions are purely based on merit and there is nothing like capitation fee et al. The fee payable is published in the application material and that remains unchanged.

The ICFAI Group’s culture of teaching and learning supports and fosters intellectual and personality development among its graduating students. They carry an attitude of ownership of their work. ICFAI Group strives to make the students - DOERS. The programs are designed such that the students & professionals graduating from the institution have the ability to take risks, make decisions and own the work. ICFAI Group strongly believes in developing an ‘entrepreneurial mindset’ among its graduating students.

At ICFAI, students inculcate research and analytical orientation due to its institutional strength and support for the research and development activities. Holistically, the student undergoes a transformative change.

The alumni of ICFAI Group are working in renowned companies world-wide. Collectively, ICFAI Group alumni contribute significantly to the growth story of India.

Awards won by The ICFAI Group

The ICFAI University, Meghalaya - Annual Report - 2016-17 5

ICFAI has established 11 Universities across India. The ICFAI Universities are located at Hyderabad [The ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education (IFHE), which is a Deemed University], Dehradun, Himachal Pradesh (Baddi), Jaipur, Jharkhand, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Raipur, Sikkim and Tripura.

The ICFAI Universities

IFHE, Hyderabad

The ICFAI University, Jaipur

The ICFAI University, Meghalaya

The ICFAI University, Dehradun

The ICFAI University, Mizoram

The ICFAI University, Himachal Pradesh (Baddi)

The ICFAI University, Raipur

The ICFAI University, Tripura

The ICFAI University, Sikkim

The ICFAI University, Nagaland

The ICFAI University, Jharkhand


The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Meghalaya Annual Report 2016-17

His excellency,

The Governor of Meghalaya,

I am honoured to present the eleventh Annual Report of The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Meghalaya for the year 2016-17.

In compliance with Section 44 of The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Meghalaya Act 2005, [Meghalaya Act No 12 of 2005], a report on the academic operations and activities for the period 1st April 2016 to 31st March 2017 is hereby enclosed.

With a sense of great pride, I can state that the University is operating from its ownpermanent campus atTura.With thecompletionof thefirst academic-cum-administrative building, we are making endeavors to construct additional academic blocks as and when funds permit.

This academic period witnessed a considerable increase of the students’ strength at Tura Campus as compared with the preceding years, while Shillong campus is sustaining its enrollment. The University endeavors to revitalize and improve the quality of teaching mechanisms thereby ensuring a holistic academic development. The University strengthens its academia-industry interface through Summer Projects andInternships,whereinthecompaniesbenefitfromthetalentofourstudentsandthelatterbenefitfromtherealworldexperiencethecompaniesgivethem.Theseindustry interfaced relationships also result in successive job placements of the students.

The University is Accredited Training Partner for GST by National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes and Narcotics (NACIN), an Apex Institution of Government ofIndiaforcapacitybuildinginthefieldofIndirectTaxes.

Catering to the needs of a section of the student community, during this Academic Year, the University started new programs namely: the Bachelor of Arts in english (Hons), Political Science (Hons) and education (Hons) and the Bachelor of Commerce.

The University acknowledges with gratitude the assistance and support given by the Government of Meghalaya towards the functioning and development of the University. The University through its Faculty, Staff and Students strive to be a testimony to what a community of smart, spirited, industrious and diligent individuals can accomplish. The ongoing journey of progress and development is an outcome of the dedication and team work of everyone connected to it, the Sponsors, the Members of the Statutory Boards, Faculty, Staff, students and well-wishers.

The University will continue to be the Spring of Knowledge to our people, our state and our nation.

The enclosed report expatiates on the Academic, Student and Faculty Development activities as well as the Infrastructure for the year 2016-17.

Dr (Miss) Alicia Gatphoh Vice Chancellor

From the Vice Chancellor’s

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Hon’ble Shri V. ShanmuganathanGovernor of Meghalaya

(Relinquished Office on 27th January 2017)

Hon’ble Shri Banwarilal PurohitIncharge Governor of Meghalaya

(Assumed Office on 27th January 2017)

The Visitor

Prof. Subhash SarnikarRelinquished Office on 28th March 2017

Col. (Dr.) V. R. K. PrasadAssumed Office on 31st March 2017

The Chancellor


1. IntroductionThe Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Meghalaya was established under the provisions of the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University Act, 2005 (Meghalaya Act No. 12 of 2005) videNotificationNo.EDN.262/2004/124dated22.02.2006oftheGovernmentofMeghalaya.TheUniversityissponsoredbytheInstituteofCharteredFinancialAnalystsofIndia,anot-for-profitEducationalSocietyestablishedin 1984 under the Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Public Societies Registration Act, 1350F (Act of 1350F).

• HeadquartersandCampuses: The Headquarters of the University is at Tura, Meghalaya. The University believes in creating and disseminating knowledge and skills in core and frontier areas through innovative educational programs, research, consulting and publishing and developing a cadre of professionals with a high level of competence and deep sense of ethics and commitment to the code of professional conduct.

• Website: www.iumeghalaya.edu.in• Finances:AspertheprovisionsoftheAct, theUniversity isaself-financingUniversitysupportedbythe

Sponsor Society.• RTIAct2005: The University has provisions of the Right to Information Act 2005. The University has

implemented the policy on Prohibiting Discrimination and Sexual Harassment. The University has also implemented the policy on Prevention of Ragging.

• AmendmentstoAct/Statutes/Rules,ifany,receivedduringtheyear2016-2017:Nil.

2. Vision & MissionVision: Merit with Ethics: To be a top ranking private University of choice for students, staff and corporates, recognized for excellence in Higher education and Research especially relevant to social needs.

Mission:Learning for Leadership: The mission of the University is to offer world class, innovative, career-oriented professional postgraduate and undergraduate programs through inclusive technology-aided pedagogies to equip students with the requisite professional and life skills as well as social sensitivity and high sense of ethics. The University strives to create an intellectually stimulating environment for research, particularly into areas bearing on the socio-economic and cultural development of the state and the nation.

3. GovernanceThe ICFAI University, Meghalaya is a professionally managed University. All the statutory bodies are constituted in accordance with the Act, Statutes and Rules of the University. Meetings are regularly held to review the operations of the University. Issues pertaining to institutional development, long-term strategies, programs to be developed, academics,humanresources,staffrecruitment,traininganddevelopment,andfinancialmattersarediscussedatthese meetings. Appropriate decisions are taken and guidelines are given for implementation with the objective of achieving academic excellence.

4. Contribution of the UniversityThe ICFAI University, Meghalaya has been making ardent steps towards contributing to a holistic development of its stakeholders, who are its students. Thus, the University strives at

• Providing quality higher education• State-of-the-art campus with the requisite infrastructure• employment generation• Contributing to Socio-economic development• Assisting the development of service sector through manpower training• Close Industry interface

5. AccreditationThe ICFAI University, Meghalaya is empowered by the University Grants Commission (UGC) to award degrees under Section 22 of the UGC Act 1956.

6. MembershipThe ICFAI University, Meghalaya is an active member of the:

• Association of the Indian Universities (AIU).


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Officers of the UniversityChancellor : Prof. Subhash Sarnikar (Till 28th March 2017) Col. (Dr.) V. R. K. Prasad (From 31st March 2017)Vice Chancellor : Dr. (Ms.) Alicia GatphohRegistrar(Officiating) : Dr. (Mrs.) Indrani B. BhuyanDean : Mrs. Viola S. SangmaFinanceOfficer : Mr. M. V. S. Sarma

Authorities of UniversityI Board of Governors

Prof. Subhash Sarnikar Chancellor (Till March 28, 2017)Col. (Dr.) V R K Prasad Chancellor (From March 31, 2017)Dr. Alicia Gatphoh Vice ChancellorDr. Kolakaluri enoch

Members

Dr. T R K RaoDr. C P AlexanderMr. C P Gotmare Director, Higher & Technical education, Government of MeghalayaSmt. T Lyngdoh (Retd.) Deputy Director of Higher & Technical educationDr. (Mrs.) D. Laloo

II Board of ManagementDr. Alicia Gatphoh Vice ChancellorDr. Indrani B Bhuyan RegistrarMr. R Prasad

Members

Mr. K Sudhakar RaoMr. Biplab HalderProf. S V SeshaiahProf. S C Sharma Mr. C P Gotmare, Director, Higher & Technical education, Government of MeghalayaProf. L S Gassah

III Academic CouncilDr. (Ms.) Alicia Gatphoh Vice ChancellorDr. (Mrs.) Indrani B. Bhuyan Registrar(Officiating)Mrs. Viola S. Sangma DeanMr. M. V. S. Sarma FinanceOfficerDr. Meenaxi Dhariwal Nominee, ChancellorDr. C. M. Chitale Nominee, ChancellorDr. Ashok Joshi Nominee, ChancellorCol. (Dr.) V. R. K. Prasad MemberProf. G. Singaiah Member

IV Finance CommitteeDr. (Ms.) Alicia Gatphoh Vice ChancellorDr. (Mrs.) Indrani B. Bhuyan Registrar(Officiating)Mr. M. V. S. Sarma FinanceOfficerMrs. Ratna Bhanu Nominee of the Sponsor

8. Officers and Authorities of the University


The University is endowed with excellent facilities required for creating a congenial academic atmosphere. State-of-the-art infrastructure is available at the ICFAI University, Meghalaya to meet the requirements of the programs conducted.

A. Academic Complex:

The University Campus at Tura spreads across 13.5 acres of land. The Academic and Administrative building stands on a built up area of 40,156 sq.ft. It has state-of-the-art infrastructure with all amenities required for imparting quality education.The Shillong Campus is housed in a rented building at Dhankheti, in the hub of the city. It has similar amenities as the Campus at Tura. Shillong being the educational hub for North east, the University is on the lookout for a suitable site in and around Shillong.Both the Campuses have well-stocked libraries augmented with periodicals and ICFAI journals. The Campuses are also well-equipped with Computer labs.Following are the facilities at the University Campus:

Description No’s Area in Sq. ftClassrooms 16 10,000Administration Room 1 2,335Halls 2 1,880Faculty Rooms 2 4,830Library 1 2,415Computer centre 1 1,300Other utilities (toilets etc.) 14,950

Total 37,710

B. Library Facilities:

The University has a well stocked library. Students have access to the finest collectionof contemporary books and journals which supplement the prescribed reference books and text books, providing students an opportunity to gainsignificantappreciationofManagementandIT subjects, going well beyond the classroom based program. The library is augmented with books, periodicals, journals, magazines and other publications on a regular basis.

The following are available in the University Library:

Books 12,107

Journals 42

Magazines 1,307

Newspapers 08

CD/DVD 112

C. Lab Facilities:

Computer Lab:The computer lab is equipped with latest Intel-based computing facility at both the Campuses. The computers are connected through Local Area Network (LAN) in hybrid fashion with enough internet bandwidth for general use, especially for online training, research, video conferencing etc.Hospitality lab: The hospitality lab is equipped with items which are required for Food and Beverage Services, Housekeeping and Front Officetraining forthestudentstohelpthemingetting a practical training to cater to their needs.

Other Infrastructure

• Health Centre: First Aid facilities are available.

• Placement Cell: The Placement Cell comprising of the Faculty Mentors looks after the Placements and the Summer Internship Programs of the Students.

• InternshipCell: The Internship Cell of the University, headed by the Faculty Members, takes care of the Internship that is undertaken by the students as part of their curriculum and Industry interface of the University.

• RecreationalFacilities: Indoor recreational facilities are available for students.

9. Infrastructure


The University has three Faculties under which four Postgraduate Programs, one Integrated Program, and nine Undergraduate Programs are offered. The details of the Faculties and Programs offered by the University are given below:

Program DurationYear of

Commence ment

Faculty of Management Studies (FMS)MBA 2 Years 2007MTTM 2 Years 2014M.Com 2 Years 2015BBA 3 Years 2007BHTM 3 Years 2008BTTM 4 Years 2015B.Com 3 Years 2016B.A. (economics) 3 Years 2014

Faculty of Humanities and Social Science (FHSS)

B.A. Hons (education) 3 Years 2016B.A. Hons (english) 3 Years 2016B.A. Hons (Pol Sc) 3 Years 2016

Faculty of Science and Technology (FST)MCA 3 Years 2014I-MCA 5 Years 2015BCA 3 Years 2008

Selection and Admission Process

Selection of applicants into respective programs is made through screening of applications and personal interviews.

Postgraduate ProgramsMBA Program: The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program provides the students with the knowledge, skills and strategic perspectives essential to business leadership and managerial career. The curriculum is designed to provide a portfolio of strong functional skills and the ability to adapt and integrate these skills in different management settings. Students who have graduated in any discipline from a recognized University with an aggregate of 45% marks and above are eligible to apply for the same.MTTM Program: This program initially was known as the Master in Tourism Administration (MTA). However, in compliance with UGC directive, the program is renamed as Master in Travel and Tourism Management (MTTM). The MTTM program prepares students for managerial positions as required by the tourism

10. Faculties and Programsindustry, which is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. The program equips the studentswithentrepreneurshipskillsinthefieldof tourism administration. Students who have graduated in any discipline from a recognized University with an aggregate of 45% marks and above are eligible to apply for the Program.M.Com Program: The Master of Commerce (M.Com) Program is a postgraduate program covering areas on accounting, management, banking and economics related courses. The uniqueness of this program is that, it allies with other Management courses making the student with this M.Com degree a multi-tasker. Students who have graduated in Commerce, economics (Hons.) and Business Management from a recognized University with an aggregate of 45% marks and above are eligible to apply for the Program.MCA Program: The Master of Computer Applications (MCA) program is based on contemporary curriculum and cutting edge pedagogy thereby equipping the students with up-to-date technical and IT skills required in public and private sectors. Students who have graduated in any discipline from a recognized University with an aggregate of 45% marks and above with Mathematics at 10+2 level are eligible to apply for the Program.I-MCA Program: The Integrated Master of Computer Applications (IMCA) program aims to deliver a comprehensive study of the Bachelor of Computer Applications and Master of Computer Applications as one integrated program saving a student one year in attaining a Postgraduate degree. The knowledge and skills required are planning; designing and building Complex Application Software etc., which are highly valued in all industry sectors including business, health, education and arts. The basic aim of the course is to provide to the country a steady stream of the necessary knowledge, skills and foundation for acquiring a wide range of rewarding careers into the rapidly expanding world of the Computer Science and Information Technology. Students who have passed 10+2 with aggregate 40% and above marks (any discipline) can apply for this program. Final year students awaiting results are also eligible to apply.


Undergraduate Programs

BBA Program: The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program imparts an in-depth knowledge and broad understanding of functional areas of Management. The program focuses on various areas of management and prepares the students for a professional career in management and prepares them for pursuing MBA after graduation.

BHTM Program: Students of the Bachelor of Hospitality & Tourism Management (BHTM) program are gradually being phased out in compliance with the UGC directives, dated July, 2014. This program is bifurcated into two programs: Bachelor of Hotel Management and Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management.BTTM Program: The Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management (BTTM) program prepares the students for managerial positions required by the tourism industry. The program envisages the students as entrepreneurs who want to start their business in the fieldof tourism and /or inhospitality sectors.B.Com Program: Commerce is the corner stone of the individual, the national and the global life, without which no economic activity can take place. The Bachelor of Commerce Program of the University opens a wide range of area for the students who want to make a mark for themselves in the public and private sectors. The program will help them togain sufficientknowledgeandskills inthefieldofeconomicsandmanagementwhich are the core essentials of the commercial world.BA Eco. (Hons) Program: The Bachelor of Arts economics (Hons) aims to meet the requirements of the dynamic world and equip students with the requisite knowledge giving them an edge in the current scenario and open up avenues to pursue varied career options. With this in mind, the core courses of economics are supplemented by Management related courses.BAEducation(Hons)Program:The Bachelor of Arts education (Hons) program is designed to prepare the students to understand, learn and practically apply the basic tenets of education as a discipline of study. The program will help

deliver skills and strategies for learning, from the sociological to the philosophical and psychological pillars of education. This program is prepared in a way to understand how we learn, what we learn, and how we transform that learning into action. The range of issues in education is vast. Hence, it will provide opportunities to explore topics with an in depth analysis. B.A. education (Hons) will give access to a wide range of learning experiences to hone the abilities and enable one to engage positively in any context.BA English (Hons) Program: The Bachelor of Arts english (Hons) program is designed to prepare the students to understand and appreciate the english language and literature thoroughly and at the same time effectively use the language to enhance their Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing skills. The program seeks to offer the students a plethora of diverse topics covering almost each and every aspect of english language and literature. This will give a unique opportunity to the students to have a theoretical, philosophical and analytical view of english language and literature.BA Political Science (Hons) Program: The Bachelor of Arts Political Science (Hons) attempts to study and understand world events, their background, and the how’s and why’s of decisions being made that affect the people in totality. The program is designed to explain and understand the political system and politics from local to global levels. Importantly, graduates of Political Science (Hons) are prepared for careers in government sectors, in international organizations such as the UNO, business, law, journalism, psychology to name a few.BCA Program: Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) program provides a sound academic base in computer skills and applications from which an advanced career in computer applications can be developed. The students get a good conceptual grounding in computer usage and its practical business applications.Eligibility for Undergraduate Programs: Students who have passed 10+2 in any stream from a recognized Board with an aggregate of 40% marks and above are eligible to apply for the Programs.


Postgraduate Programs (FMS)

ProgramStudentsonRoll-AcademicYear2016-17Batch2015-17 Batch2016-18 Total

MBA 05 11 16MTTM 06 07 13M.Com. 15 29 44TOTAL 26 47 73

Postgraduate Programs (FST)

ProgramStudentsonRoll-AcademicYear2016-17

Batch2014-17 Batch2015-18 Batch2016-19 Batch2015-20 TotalMCA 03 02 03 - 08I-MCA - - - 01 01TOTAL 03 02 03 01 09

Undergraduate Programs (FMS)


Batch2014-17 Batch2015-18 Batch2016-19 TotalBBA 38 62 52 152BHTM 14 - - 14BTTM - 12 22 34B.Com. - - 14 14B.A. (eco) - 04 03 07TOTAL 52 78 91 221

Undergraduate Programs (FHSS)


Batch2016-19B.A. (edu.) 13B.A. (eng.) 19B.A. (Pol. Sc.) 27TOTAL 59

Undergraduate Programs (FST)


Batch2014-17 Batch2015-18 Batch2016-19 Total

BCA 28 48 63 139

Graduating Students in 2016

Program NumberofStudentsGraduatedMBA 09

MTTM 04BBA 36

BHTM 15BCA 11TOTAL 75

Placements of the University

Program BatchNumberofStudents

OptedforPlacement Placed OptedforHigherStudiesMBA 2014-16 09 07 -MTTM 2014-16 04 03 -BBA 2013-16 11 08 22BHTM 2013-16 05 05 09BCA 2013-16 - - 09

Student Strength


11. Faculty Resources and Support StaffFaculty of the University

Name Designation Qualifications Experience in Years

Mr. Lurshai Lyngwa Campus Head PGD-SeDMA-JMC, NeT 12Dr. Indrani B. Bhuyan Lecturer M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., NeT 26Ms. Arunima Bayan Junior Faculty Member M.A., PGDHRM, Diploma in

Sustainable enterprise and Retail Management, Ph.D. (Pursuing)

16

Ms. Lopa Mudra Gogoi Junior Faculty Member PGDRM 13Mr. Sudam Chetry Faculty Associate M.Sc. (IT and e-Com) 16Mr. Deikimarkor Wahlang Faculty Associate MA 16Mr.DewanHafizurRahmanRaufy Faculty Associate MCM (IT) 14Mr. Surajit Sen Faculty Associate M.A., M.Phil., PGDTA, DCe, CeS,

Ph.D. (Pursuing)14

Mr. Md. Shonahar Ali Faculty Associate M.Sc., B.ed., Ph.D. (Pursuing) 13Ms. Banriline Kharjana Faculty Associate PGDBM 10Ms. Reveka Sultana Faculty Associate M.Com., PDBF, Diploma in Industrial

Accounting9

Ms. Ranitha D. Shira Faculty Associate MBA, NeT, Ph.D. (Pursuing) 8Ms. Mercy D. Sangma Faculty Associate MTA 6Mr. Biplab Sen Faculty Associate MTM 6Mr. John K. Majaw Faculty Associate MBA, NeT 5Mrs. Brenda D. Marak Faculty Associate MBA, Ph.D. (Pursuing) 4Mr. Mewanshwa Nongrum Faculty Associate MBA 4Ms. Mardaka G. Shullai Faculty Associate MCA 4Ms. Apsara Marwein Faculty Associate MTA 3Ms. Yadaphica War Faculty Associate MCA 3Mr. Richieson Warjri Faculty Associate MBA-HM 3Ms. Chompaboti Hajong Faculty Associate MBA 3Ms. Stacy D. Sangma Faculty Associate MA, B.ed. 1

Adjunct Faculty Details

Name QualificationsMs. Jyotirmoy Roy MBAMs. Moushumi Saha M.ComMs. Nijora Saikia Marak MA (eng)Ms. Aemika Dellis Iawim MA (edu), NeTMs. Rita Deb MA (Pol. Science)Ms. Ankit Agarwal MBAMs. Avatea Tengteng G. Momin

MBA

Ms. Bijime R. Marak MA (eng.) Ph.D. (Pursuing

Mr. Dhananjay Narjary MBA, Ph.D. (Pursuing)Mr. Sumit Dey MCAMr. Wisely G. Momin MA (Pol. Scicence)Ms. Yankitina Goldiva D. Sangma

MA (eng.)

Mr. Avijit Debnath MCAMr. Sangyal Lama Tamang M.Tech.Dr. Roshmi Das M.Com, Ph.D.

Name QualificationsMs. Indrani Sarma MBAMs. Saphronia Mawniuh LLM, Ph.D. (Pursuing)Ms. Shiningstar Nongsteng

M.A. (eco)

Ms. Syeeda Zeenat Marshudullah

MCA

Ms. Arifa Passah MCAMr. Remmy Aron Khongmih

MCA

Ms. Sumita Rajkumari Sinha

M.A. (edu)

Ms. Lapdianghun Sahshong

M.A. (eco)

Ms. Deitilang Syiem M.Sc. (Maths)Dr. S. L. Marbanaiang M.Sc. (Maths), Ph.D.Mr. Andreas Treki Dohtdong

M.A. (eng), Ph.D. (Pursuing), NeT

Ms. Pooja Jain M.Com


Non-Teaching Staff of the University

Name Designation Qualifications Experience in Years

Mr. M. V. S. Sarma FinanceOfficer B.Com. ICWA Inter 20Mr. Subhajit Sen Gupta AccountsOfficer M.Com., Industrial Accounts 18Mr. Daniel Marak Accountant B.Com. 6Mr. Buddhadev Prasad AdministrativeOfficer B.Sc. 11Mr. Amit Rai AdministrativeOfficer M.A. 11Ms. Ruby Mary Nongkhlaw SeniorDevelopmentOfficer B.A., B.ed. 22Mr. Muktadul Hussain DevelopmentOfficer BBA 6Ms. WankorlinMawthoh Assistant Librarian M.Li.S. 12Ms. Bawan P. Ryntathiang Student Counsellor B.A. 8Mr. Pardi Marak Administrative Assistant B.A. 12Ms. J. S. Marbaniang Administrative Assistant MBA 3Mr. Babulal Prasad Library Assistant BBA 4Ms. C. G. Momin MarketingOfficer MBA 3Mr. Sharan Pradhan DevelopmentOfficer MBA 4

Dignitaries who visited the UniversityMr. Zenith M Sangma Minister of Sports & Youth Affairs, Taxation, excise and Housing Departments,

Govt. of Meghalaya.Dr. (Mrs ) M Ampareen Lyngdoh Minister of PWD (Building), Information & Public Relations, Information

Technology and Labour Departments, Govt. of Meghalaya.Dr. Jemino Mawthoh Member of the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly.Mr. Rophul S Marak Parliamentary Secretary, Govt. of Meghalaya.Mr.NoverfieldRMarak Parliamentary Secretary, Govt. of Meghalaya.Mr. Ashahel D. Shira Parliamentary Secretary, Govt. of Meghalaya Mr. Pravin Bakshi Deputy Commissioner, West Garo Hills District, Meghalaya.


12. Faculty ActivitiesPublications

NameoftheFacultyMember TitleoftheArticle NameofJournal/Book Publication

Mr. Surajit Sen Understanding Classroom Behaviour: A Teacher-Taught Perspective

Classroom Management: Theory and Practice

Published by: Purbayon Publication, GuwahatiISBN: 978-81-92955-29-2Date: October, 2016

Ms. Arunima Bayan Corporate Social Responsibility: Imperatives For Business Success

Imperatives on Corporate Social Responsibility

Published by: SIeSCOMISBN: 978-81-925361-4-9Date: Feb. 2017

Seminar Presentations

NameoftheFacultyMember

TitleofthePaperPresentedNameofthe

Conference/Seminar/Workshop

Venue Date

Ms. Arunima Bayan

1.Cross Border trade Dynamics for Indo- Bangladesh through the Land Custom Stations of Meghalaya

International Seminar on: economic Dependence of North east India and its Bordering Nations

Assam University, Silchar, Assam

8th & 9th Nov. 2016

2.Corporate Social Responsibility: Imperatives For Business Success

National Research Conference on: Imperatives on Corporate Social Responsibility

SIeS College of Management Studies, Mumbai

4th Feb. 2017

Mr. Surajit Sen Language, Culture and Mother TongueInfluence:Theirimpacton Communication

National Conference on: Quality education in the Present educational Scenario

NeRIe-NCeRT, Umiam

23rd & 24th Feb. 2017

Ms. Brenda D. Marak

Factorsthatinfluenceacademicperformance of students: An outlook in the Blocks of West Garo Hills, Meghalaya

Seminar on: Transforming Rural Areas in North east India: Vision for Future

NIRDPR-NeCR, Guwahati

8th & 9th Mar 2017

Seminars/Workshops/Faculty Development Programs Attended

NameoftheFacultyMember

NameoftheConference/Seminar/Workshop Venue Date

Mr. Biplab Seb International Conference on: Advancements in Tourism and Hospitality Marketing

Department of Tourism and Hotel Management, NeHU, Shillong

17th & 18th May 2016

Ms. Arunima Bayan

National Workshop on: Research Methodology Course in Social Science for Ph.D. Students

Department of Management, NeHU, Tura

24th May to 2nd June 2016

Mr. Surajit Sen International Seminar on: Border Trade in North east India: A Politico-economic Perspective

Women’s College, Shillong 21st & 22nd

Oct.2016

Ms. Yadaphica War

Regional Workshop on: Good Governance, Development and Human Rights

National Human Rights Commission, Shillong

3rd & 4th Nov. 2016

Mr. John K. Majaw

Regional Workshop on: Good Governance, Development and Human Rights

National Human Rights Commission, Shillong

3rd & 4th Nov. 2016


Mr. Deikimarkor Wahlang

National Workshop on:Managing Yourself and Leading Others

Shillong College, Shillong 9th& 10th Nov. 2016

Mr. Mewanshwa Nongrum

Managing Yourself and Leading Others Shillong College, Shillong 9th & 10th Nov.2016

Ms. Brenda D. Marak

Faculty Development Program Department of Management, North eastern Hill University, Tura Campus

22nd Feb. to 24th Mar 2017

Workshop on: Application of Statistics in Social Science

Department of Management, North eastern Hill University, Tura Campus

20th to 24th Mar 2017

Ms. Ranitha D Shira




Ms. Arunima Bayan



20th to 24th

Mar 2017

Mr. Md. Shonahar Ali




Workshop on: Modern ecological and Agricultural Practices with Statistical Methodologies and R Software


30th & 31st

Mar 2017

Ms. Apsara Marwein

Regional Seminar on: Challenges and Remedies in Tourism Marketing for Tourist Destinations of Meghalaya

IHM, Shillong 28th to 30th

Mar 2017


The Students of the Tourism Department of the University, visited the Monolith festival at Mawphlang, organized and hosted by the Autonomous District Council of Khasi Hills on 1st April, 2016 to display the rich culture of the Khasis. Local cuisines, artistry and handicrafts were exhibited. In a word, the students were enlightened on the above areas.

TofillthegapoflimitedindustrialexposureintheState,thefinalyearstudentsoftheUndergraduateand Postgraduate programs were taken on an industrial Tour to New Delhi and Haryana in the month of March 2017. Short industrial visits within the State and to the adjoining states were regularly conducted.

essay writing and Painting competitions were held to celebrate the National Voters’ Day on January 25,2017withanobjectivetoimpressuponthestudentsthesignificanceofourcountry’sdemocracyby encouraging them to enrol themselves as voters of the country and exercising their right to vote.

13. Student Activities


14. University ActivitiesHighlightsoftheYearThe ICFAI Food Festival 2016 held on 23rd September 2016 with the tag line “Delight your taste buds” was organised by the Department of Travel and Tourism, Tura Campus.

Mr. Zenith M. Sangma, Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs, was the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Mr. Ashahel D. Shira, Parliamentary Secretary, was Guest of Honour, Mr. Pravin Bakshi, the Deputy Commissioner of West Garo Hills district, as our special invitee and other dignitaries including principals and head masters of colleges and higher secondary schools attended the same.

This festival with food as its centrepiece, aims to beckon the people of Tura to experience a cultural fusion as we inspire all the amateurs and professionals alike to exploit their culinary skills and use this platform to exhibit their talent in fivedifferent categories –Indigenous food, Indian cuisine, Confectionery (cake), Salad dressing and Vegetable carving. This event aims to promote local cuisines and delicacies as one of the ingredients for promotion of tourism in the Garo Hills region. The Travel and Tourism Department of the University wants to mould the students and youth into tourism professionals to compete in this contemporary era.

A total of 42 participants took part in the various competitions and were judged by some of the town’s well known gourmets.

A Football Tournament was organized at the Shillong Campus between 21st May - 4th June 2016, where 32 teams from all over Meghalaya participated.

• Dr. (Mrs) A Lyngdoh, Minister of Urban Affairs was the Chief Guest during the Opening Ceremony and Mr. A War, MDC, Member of KHADC was the Chief Guest during the Closing Ceremony.

• University co-sponsored the ‘LaTomatina Festival’, held at Water Sports Complex (Orchid Lake Resort), Umiam, on May 21, 2016 where the organizers of the Festival aimed to showcase the musical talent of the youth.

ObservingWorldEnvironmentDay: On June 4, 2016, the students and staff of the Shillong campus together with the other educational institutions within the adjoining areas, conducted a cleanliness drive to clear the debris alongside the stream next to the campus. The cleanliness drive was organized by the youth wing of the Malki under the leadership of the Minister of Urban Affairs, Dr (Mrs) M Ampareen Lyngdoh.

Super5Challenge:HavingconductedthefirsteverSuper 5 Challenge (5 a side Football Tournament) at Tura, theUniversity in collaborationwith theOfficeof the Deputy Commissioner, South Garo Hills and DistrictSportsOfficeofSouthGaroHillsDistrict,heldthe Second Super 5 Challenge at Baghmara from June 14-16, 2016.

Mr Rophul R Marak, Parliamentary Secretary, was the Chief Guest of the day of the Final Match.The Second Tournament was a huge success and one of the impact of the tournament was that the youth of the area were enlightened on the educational and economic values of management programs.

TheNSSUnitofTuraCampusin consonance with the circular from MHRD, Govt. of India, observed the “AZAADI 70” on August 23, 2016. The students enthusiastically participated in the Debate and Quiz competitions which were conducted to mark the occasion.


In correlation with WorldNoTobaccoDayonMay31,2016, the NSS Unit of the University observed the Day byhavinganincampusbriefing-counsellingprogramforthestudentsontheilleffectsoftheuseofanyandallforms of tobacco, and advocating effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. This was followed by a street campaign of the NSS Volunteers from the Shillong campus to Police Bazaar against the use of tobacco.

WorldBloodDonor’sDay:OnJune 14, 2016, 10 students of the Shillong campus observed the day by donating blood at the Nazareth Hospital, Shillong.

MeghalayaAidsControlSociety(MACS),Govt. of Meghalaya and Pasteur Institute, Govt. of Meghalaya, in association with ICFAI University, Meghalaya conducted another Blood Donation camp at the Shillong campus on September 6, 2016. Three doctors from the Blood Bank of Pasteur Institute with their assistants and two representatives of MACS conducted the camp. About 20 students came forward to become donors.

Anawarenessprogramforthestudentsonthebenefitandsignificanceofblooddonationwasalsohighlightedonthe day.

15. Community Activities


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