MANDATORY DISCLOSURE - 2016-2017

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MANDATORY DISCLOSURE - 2016-2017

SHRI SANT GAJANAN MAHARAJ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, SHEGAON – 444 203 DIST – BULDANA [MAHARASHTRA STATE] INDIA

Mandatory Disclosure updated on : 11-04-2016 10.1. AICTE File No.

F.No. Western/1-2453943896/2015/EOA

Date & Period of last approval

Date: 07-Apr-2015 (01 Year)

10.2. Name & Address of the Institution

Name of the Institution SHRI SANT GAJANAN MAHARAJ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Address of the Institution KHAMGAON ROAD

City & Pin Code SHEGAON – 444 203

State / UT MAHARASHTRA

Longitude & Latitude Longitude: 76 Degree 40‟ E, Latitude: 20 Degree 45‟N

Phone Number with STD Code (07265) 252116, 252216

Fax Number with STD Code (07265) 252346, 253602

Office Hours at the Institution 10.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

Academic hours at the Institution 10.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

Email [email protected]

Website www.ssgmce.org

Nearest Railway Station (dist in km) SHEGAON (C.R.) - 3 Km

Nearest Airport (dist in km) NAGPUR/ AURANGABAD - (300 Km /220 Km)

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.ssgmce.org/

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LOCATION MAP OF THE INSTITUTE:

10.3. Type of Institution

Private – Self Financed

Category (1) of the Institution

Non Minority

Category (1) of the Institution

Co-Ed

Rail Route

Air Route

Road Route

AIR ROUTE

Delhi - Mumbai - Aurangabad, Banglore- Mumbai-Aurangabad (nearest airport) Shegaon is 225 Kms. About 4 hours train journey from Aurangabad

Delhi-Nagpur, Chennai-Nagpur and Kolkata-Nagpur. Shegaon is 300 Kms. from Nagpur, about 6 hours by road or 4.30 hours by train.

RAILWAY ROUTE

Delhi- Bhusawal and Banglore- Bhusawal; Shegaon is 120 Kms. About 2 hours by train from Bhusawal

Mumbai - Bhusawal - Shegaon on the way towards Nagpur

Kolkatta- Nagpur- Shegaon on the way towards Mumbai/Ahmedabad

Chennai-Nagpur-Shegaon on the way towards Mumbai/Ahmedabad

ROAD ROUTE

Bhusawal – Shegaon (120 Kms, 3 hours journey)

Aurangabad- Shegaon (225Kms, 4 hours journey)

Nagpur –Shegaon (300 Kms, 6 hours journey)

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10.4. Name of the organization running the Institution

SHRI GAJANAN SHIKSHAN SANSTHA

Type of the Organization Trust/Society

Address of the Organization

SHRI SANT GAJANAN MAHARAJ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CAMPUS

CITY : SHEGAON (C.Rly.)

DISTRICT : BULDHANA

STATE : MAHARASHTRA

PIN : 444 203

STD CODE : 07265

PHONE NO. : 252116, 252216

EMAIL : [email protected]

Registered with GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA

Registration date 20-04-1983

Website of the organization

www.ssgmce.org

10.5. Name & Address Affiliating University

Name of the affiliating University SANT GADGE BABA AMRAVATI UNIVERSITY

Address TAPOWAN, UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, AMRAVATI

PIN – 444 602, DIST.: – AMRAVATI (MAHARASHTRA)

Website www.sgbau.ac.in

Latest affiliation period Permanent Affiliation from 18-09-2000.

10.6. Name & Address of Head of the Institution:

Name of Principal DR. SUNIL BHIKAMCHAND SOMANI

Exact Designation PRINCIPAL

Phone number with STD code 07265 – 252216

Fax number with STD Code 07265 – 252346

Email [email protected]

Highest Degree M.E., Ph.D.

Field of specialization Environmental Engineering



http://www.sgbau.ac.in/


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10.7. Governing Body Constituted by AICTE :

1. Shri Shivshankarbhau Patil : Chairman & Ex-officio Chairman S.S.C.,11th old

2. Shri Shrikant S. Patil : Member (Sanstha) B.E.

3. Shri Kishor T. Tank : Member (Sanstha) B.E

4. Shri Narayanrao Y. Patil : Member (Sanstha) B.A.

5. Shri Sharad M. Shinde : Member (Sanstha) B.E.

6. Shri A.K. Shukla : Member (Ex-Officio)

-- [Nominee of AICTE]

7. …………….. : Member (Nominated by the WRC, AICTE)

8. Dr. S.G. Tarnekar :

Member

-- (Nominee of SGB Amravati University, Amravati)

9. Dr. S.K. Mahajan :

Member (Ex-Officio)

Ph.D. Director of Technical Education

(Nominee of the State Govetnment)

10. Shri J.S. Saharia : Member

(Nominated by the State Government

11. Dr. S.B. Somani : Member Secretary

M.E., Ph.D. (Principal of the Institute)

12. Dr. S.P. Trikal : Member

(Professor of the Institute) M.E., Ph.D.

13. Prof. R.S. Pote : Member

(Associate Professor of the Institute) M.E.

Frequency of meetings : Twice in a year.

10.8. Local Managing Committee Constituted by Affiliated University:

SN Designation Name

1 Chairman Shri Shivshankarbhau Patil

2 Member Shri Pankaj Gajanan Shitoot

3 Member Shri Shrikant Shivshankarbhau Patil

4 Member Shri Dinesh Ramgopal Bhutada

5 Member Shri Vinay Laxmikant Shah

6 Member Shri Mahendra Singh Anand

7 Member Dr. H.M. Jha "Bidyarthi"

9 Member Prof. D.L. Bhombe

10 Member Prof. A.V. Patil

11 Member Shri S.S. Kanthale

12 Member Secretary & Principal Dr. S.B. Somani

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10.9. a. Organizational Chart

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

b. Vision:

To impart world-class Engineering and Management education in an environment of

spiritual foundation to serve the global society

c. Mission:

o To develop Excellent learning center through continuous design and up gradation of courses in

close interaction with R&D centers, Industries and Academia.

o To produce competent, entrepreneurial and committed Technical & Managerial human

resource, with a spiritual foundation to serve the society.

o To develop state of the art infrastructure, centers of excellence and to pursue research of global

and local relevance.

o To strive for „Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah‟ – the ideal of our parent organization Shri Gajanan

Maharaj Sansthan through the symbiosis of Science and Spirituality.

10.10. Student feedback mechanism on Institutional Governance / faculty performance.

Institute implements both oral and online feedback scheme as a part of quality improvement process.

(i) Oral feedback: Oral feedback process is conducted once in every semester by the

Committee constituted by Principal which consist of Deans and Heads. The almost entire

class participates in the process.

(ii) Online feedback system:

Institutes have well developed software to analyze the online feedback given by the

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

MANAGING DIRECTOR

PRINCIPAL

Dean(s) HOD(s) Librarian Registrar

MR

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students at the end of every semester without revealing their identity. System analyst

processes the data and generates the report.

To make the feedback system effective and lead to meaningful improvement in the quality

of teaching feedback is communicated to faculty members. Faculty member are

counseled by HOD based on critical feedback from students to improve the teaching

learning process.

Institute have 360 degree performance appraisal system to support the individual in identifying

areas for development and planning their own personal development. 360 degree feedback is a

multi source assessment where individual faculty performance is assessed and feedback is

recorded from Superiors, Subordinates, and Peers. It is used for development and individual

counselling .It provides the faculty with a good all around perspective.

10.11. Grievance redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students.

As and when there are grievances from the staff members. All applications are put up before

appropriate cell to finalize & give the justice to the staff members. Duly constituted grievances

committee consisting of one Chairman (Dean ACADEMIC) & two members of faculty (Senior) will

look after the grievances of the members.

Periodical reviews are being taken by the concerned authority at various level of the Institute to

resolve the student's grievances.

10.12. Name of the Department

First approval by the AICTE, New Delhi:

Degree Courses 1st Year of approval by AICTE (give

approval ref. No. & date)

UG(Full Time)

B.E.

(Bachelor of Engineering)

Computer Sci. & Engineering No.27-18/91A/4262 AICTE Dt.24.09.92

Electronics & Telecomm. Engg. No.27-18/91A/4262 AICTE Dt.24.09.92

Electrical Engg (Electronics and power)

No.27-18/91A/4262 AICTE Dt.24.09.92

Mechanical Engineering No.27-18/91 AICTE /4746 Dt.3.9.93

Information Technology F.No.740-R9-258 (E)RC/95Dt.18.6.01

PG(Full Time)

(Master Degree)

M.E. Digital Electronics

F.No.6260/XIIIAIBPG? APP/2K-7/200 Dt.24.4.2000

M.E. Electrical Power system F.No.441/MS-01/E&T(PG)/93 Dt.30.12.1996

M.E. Computer Engineering F.No. Western/1-692794011/2012/EOA Dt.10

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May 2012

M.E. Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Systems Design

F.No. Western/1-692794011/2012/EOA Dt.10th

May 2012

M.B.A. F.No.27-11/431/BOS (M)/94 23036 Dt.31.3.94

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Year wise Sanctioned Intake:

Year wise Actual Admission:

Sn Course Sanctioned Intake Actual

Admission

U.G. B.E. 1st

Year 2013-14

1 Computer Science & Engineering 60 59+2*+3#

2 Electronics & Telecommunication Engg. 120 96+2*+6#

3 Electrical (Electronics and Power) Engg. 60 59+1*+3#

4 Mechanical Engineering 60 60+1*+3#

5 Information Technology 60 60+1*+3#

P.G. 2013-2014

1 M.E. Digital Electronics 30 30

2 M.E. Electrical Power System 18 18

3 M.E. Computer Engineering 18 18

4 M.E. Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Systems Design

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5 M.B.A. 60 60

U.G. B.E. 1st

Year 2014-15

1 Computer Science & Engineering 60 60+3#

2 Electronics & Telecommunication Engg. 120 120+6#

3 Electrical (Electronics and Power) Engg. 60 60+3#

4 Mechanical Engineering 60 59+1+3#

5 Information Technology 60 59+2#

P.G. 2014-2015





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5 M.B.A. 60 56

U.G. B.E. 1st

Year 2015-16

1 Computer Science & Engineering 60 59+1+2#

2 Electronics & Telecommunication Engg. 120 120+3#

3 Electrical (Electronics and Power) Engg. 60 60+3#

4 Mechanical Engineering 60 60+1+3#

5 Information Technology 60 60+3#

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P.G. 2015-2016





24 07

5 M.B.A. 60 56

* Central Govt.nominee & Jammu and Kashmir quota which are treated as over &above intake

# TFWS students quota which is treated over & above intake.

% Students passed with Distinction & with First Class

Courses

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

% 1

st Dist.

% First Class

%

1st

Dist.

% First Class

%

1st

Dist.

% First Class

U.G. – Engineering

Computer Science & Engg. 2.59 83.11 5.97 89.55 -- 85.07

Electronics & Telecomm. Engg. 4.90 79.14 15.78 83.45 2.19 84.67

Electrical (Electronics & Power) Engg.

10.63 71.27 12.50 84.37 6.06 65.15

Mechanical Engineering 35.71 48.80 6.55 85.24 5.71 82.86

Information Technology 25.00 63.75 65.07 34.92 24.24 65.15

GATE-2016 Valid Score :

S. N. Students Name Year/Branch Category

1. Ashwini Deshmukh Final CSE OBC

2. Shubhansu Sawaria Final CSE Open

3. Mitanshu Final CSE Open

4. Tawari Ghanshyam Kamalkishor Final EXTC Open

5. Mahi Agrawal Final EXTC Open

6. Pooja Rajmal Varma Final EXTC OBC

7. Gaurav Nandkishor Kohale Final EXTC OBC

8. Vurewar Tushar Dinesh Final EXTC SC

9. Pravin Kiasnrao Nagrale Final EXTC SC

10. Manisha Onkar Meshram Final EXTC SC

11. Sumedh Narendra Wakode Final EXTC SC

12. Nikita Bandu Bhusari Final ELECT OBC

13. Shubham Sahebrao Gawande Final ELECT SC

14. Anmol Ajay Komerwar Final MECH Open

15. Shubham Katmusare Final MECH OBC

16. Sudhir Arvind Deshmukh Final MECH Open

17. Shubham Parmanand Raut Final MECH OBC

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10.13. Training & Placement Department: The placement record of the SSGMCE has always been very impressive. A good percentage of

students get jobs in leading companies every year. The institution also has separate

Entrepreneurship Development Cell where students explore their hidden potential through different

trainings.

Activities carried out by T&P Department regularly

1. Counseling Session for getting ready for placement.

2. Arranging Guest Lectures by Eminent Persons / Alumni / Entrepreneur / Industrial

3. Faculty Development Programme by outside agencies as well as in-house faculty

members.

4. Spoken English and Soft Skill Programme and Training.

5. Arranging Campus/Off-Campus Placement Drives.

6. Arranging Mock Aptitude Tests and Aptitude Counseling Sessions.

7. Helping students get live industrial projects from India & Abroad as well.

8. Facilitating students to do Summer/Winter Industrial Training.

9. Organizing Parent Meet and Farewell function.

10. Organizing Entrepreneurship / Leadership Development Programme.

Our Recruiters:

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Persistent Systems Ltd., Nagpur

Camus Recruitment Drive TCS Ltd., Pune Mitsubishi Electric India, Pvt. Ltd.Pune

Soft Skill Training by M/s. S&K Associates, Nashik

Persistent Systems Ltd., Nagpur Indian Army

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Students Placed

Names and Details of companies who visited the campus along with No. of Students placed

Year 2013-2014

Sr.No. Name of Company Total No. of

Students Selected

ON-CAMPUS

01 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd,Pune 80

02 Triveni Turbines Ltd., Bangalore 01

03 Persistent Systems Ltd., Nagpur 05

04 Phoenix Sea Services Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 36

OFF-CAMPUS

05 Wind World India Ltd., Mumbai 05

06 GE India Ltd., Pune 04

07 IBM Ltd., Bangalore 06

08 Mphasis India Ltd., Pune 04

09 L & T Infotech, Pune 05

10 Genpact, New Delhi 03

11 NTT Data, Pune 06

12 Tech Mahindra Ltd., Pune 07

13 Excellon Software Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 02

14 Syntel Ltd., Pune 03

15 Chaitanya Software Technologies, Pune 02

16 Infosys Ltd., Pune 06

17 SPJ System, Pune 01

18 Cognizant, Pune 10

19 L&T Infotech, Pune 02

20 Opex Software Ltd., Pune 03

21 HP Hewlet Packard, Pune 01

22 Accenture Ltd. Pune 06

23 Barclays, Pune 01

24 Zensar Technology Ltd., Pune 01

25 Legrand India Pvt. Ltd. Jalgaon 02

Total Students Placed 202

Year 2014-2015


Students Selected

ON-CAMPUS

1 Tata Consultancy Ltd., Pune 46

2 Excellon Software Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 02


4 Polaris Financial Technlogy Ltd., Pune 13

5 Winjit Technology Pvt Ltd., Nashik 02

6 Advance Emergency System Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 06

7 Phoenix Sea Services Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 19

8 Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt. Ltd., Pune 02

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9 Cryptex Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 06

10 SGM Group of Company, Pune 23

11 SM Automation through Pace HR Innovation Pvt Ltd., Pune 02

OFF-CAMPUS

1 Horizon Telecom, Nagpur 02

2 IBM Ltd., Pune 10

3 Quick Heal, Pune 01

4 Mphasis India Ltd., Pune 04

5 ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, Nagpur 02


7 eZest Solutions Ltd., Pune 01

8 Dhoot Transmission, Aurangabad 12

9 Wyan Industries, Haryana 02

10 HMD Stabilizer, Haryana 01

11 Wind World India, Mumbai 07

12 Bizsense Solutions Pvt Ltd, Nagpur 01

13 Shriram Transport Financial Ltd., Nagpur 07

14 Wind World India Ltd., Mumbai 01

15 SYNTEL Pune 02

16 iGate Patni, Pune 02

17 NTT Data, Pune 02

18 Shapoorji Pallonji & Co.Ltd., Pune 01

19 Uniinfo Telecom Services Pvt. Ltd. 01

20 BOSCH Ltd., Nashik 02

21 KPIT Technologies, Pune 01

22 Amdocs Ltd., Pune 02

23 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., Pune 18

24 Ashokleyland, Nagpur 02

25 Capgemini India Pvt. Ltd., Pune 03

26 Tech Mahindra, Pune 01


Year 2015-2016


Students Selected

ON-CAMPUS


2 Jade Global, Pune 07


4 CMS IT Services Pvt. Ltd., Pune 07

5 Tungsten(Bynry), Pune 06

6 Wadhokar Group, Pune 10

7 Axiom Softech Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 05

8 Global Logic India Ltd., Nagpur 03

9 OfficeBox, Nagpur 02

OFF-CAMPUS

1 Polaris Financial Technology Ltd., Pune 18

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2 L&T Infotech Pvt Ltd, Pune 04

3 Syntego Global IT Systems Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 01

4 Capgemini India Pvt Ltd., 02

5 RDP Telecomm Services, New Delhi 03

6 Shriram Transport Pvt Ltd., Nagpur 01

7 Triveni Turbines Ltd., Bangalore 01

8 Triangle Tele Incorporations Pvt. Ltd., Indore 02

9 Warahade Group of Company, Pune 02


Average Pay package, Rs./Year

SN YEAR MAX. SALARY DRAWN

(Rs.) AVERAGE SALARY DRAWN

(Rs.)

1 2013-14 32,000/- 20,000/-

2 2014-15 35,000/- 20,000/-

3 2015-16 40,000/- 20,000/-

Student opted for Higher Studies

Around 50% our students are pursuing higher degree from various Institutions including IIT‟s,

Autonomous Institution and abroad.

10.14 Accreditation Status of the course

Accredited

Degree Courses Accreditation Status

B. E. Electrical Engineering (Electronics & Power) Accredited 4 times

B. E. Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Accredited 4 times

B. E. Computer Science & Engineering Accredited 3 times

B. E. Mechanical Engineering Accredited 4 times

B. E. Information Technology Accredited once

M. E. Electrical Power System --

M. E. Digital Electronics Accredited once

M. E. Computer Engineering --

M. E. Advanced Manufacturing & Mechanical Systems Design

--

Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) Accredited 3 times

Doctoral Courses

No

Foreign Collaborations, if any

Yes, Academic Collaboration with De-Montfort University, Leicester (UK)

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10.15 Professional Society Membership

The Institution is associated with the various Professional Organizations and Associations:

1. Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE), New Jersey

2. American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), New York

3. Institute of Engineers (IE), Calcutta

4. Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE), New Delhi

5. Institute of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE), New Delhi

6. Computer Society of India (CSI), Mumbai

7. Tata Energy of Resources Institute (TERI), New Delhi

8. Indian Academy of Sciences (IAS), Bangalore

9. Calcutta Mathematical Society

10. National Geographic Society

11. Bombay Natural History Society

10.16 Grants fetched

SN Department Project Title Scheme Amount (in Lacs)

1 Computer Networking Facility MODROBS 4.00

2 Electronics Control Drive R&D 3.00

3 Electronics Communication Lab. MODROBS 5.00

4 Electronics Power Electronics Lab. MODROBS 6.50

5 Electronics Advanced Instrumentation & Embedded System Lab. MODROBS 5.00

6 Electronics Design of a Smart Antenna tested prototype R&D 7.00

7 Electronics Area- Application of VLSI to Power Electronics RPS 10.59

8 Electronics Modernization of UHF and Microwave laboratory MODROBS 6.00

9 Electrical Computing Interfacing Facility MODROBS 5.00

10 Electrical Industry-Institute Partnership Cell IIPC 10.00

11 Mechanical Up gradation of Workshop MODROBS 5.00

12 Mechanical Mechanics of Materials & Engg. Mettalergy Lab MODROBS 6.00

13 Mechanical Metrology Lab MODROBS 5.50

14 Mechanical Center for Advanced Fluid Flow Computing TAPTEC 8.75

15 Mechanical First Course on Computational Fluid Dynamics Staff

Development 1.90

16 Mechanical Development of Industry based Mechatronics lab MODROBS 3.75

17 Gen.Engg. Engineered Composite & Polymers RPS 5.50

18 M.B.A. Citizen Identity System Design RPS 4.50

19 Mechanical Modernization of Automation Engg. Lab. MODROBS 10.50

20 Computer Under MODROB Project MODROBS 7.00

21 Computer STTP on “Image Processing using MATLAB” Seminar 1.50

22 Electronics Modernization of UHF & Microwave Lab MODROBS 3.70

10.17 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS

Department of Electrical Engineering (Electronics & Power)

Department of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering.

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Information Technology Engineering

Department of Applied Sciences and Humanities

Department of Business Administration and Research

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Facilities In The Departments

Realizing the changing scenario and its endeavor to provide quality education, SSGMCE has an

excellent academic environment with state-of-the-art laboratory facilities having latest equipment,

software and hardware. All the laboratories of all the departments have been recognized as center

for Ph.D programme. All the departments have modern class rooms equipped with LCD, meeting

hall, seminar hall, separate staff cabins, PA system, departments library, girl‟s common room,

adequate circulation area and with all other amenities. The institute has leased line and campus-

wide Wi-Fi network. Each department has a carpet area of 2675 Sq. Mtrs. with adequate

circulation area.

1. Department of Electrical Engineering (Electronics & Power):

The department is strong with senior faculty members and experts in various fields of electrical

engineering. The department admits students for 4 years B.E. Electrical (Electronics & Power)

Programme and 2 years M.E. (Electrical Power System) programme. The academic activities are

supported by nine well equipped laboratories and one advanced training centre with state of art

facilities. The department has Electrical

Machines Lab, Switchgear & Protection

Lab, High Voltage Lab, Control System

Lab, Electrical Measurement Lab,

Microprocessor & Microcontroller Lab,

Basic Electrical Engg Lab, Computer

Lab Power Quality Lab and PLC-FA

training centre technically supported by

Mitsubishi India. The laboratories of the

department are equipped with d-

SPACE hardware kit, Power Quality Analyzer, HV testing set up-to 100 kV, Dielectric Testing kit,

and advanced software‟s like MATLAB, PSCAD, ETAP & Lab-VIEW. All Laboratories in the

department are recognized for research work by Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati.

The department has continuous

interaction with various industries and

has been involved in various Industry

based projects and consultancies. The

Department is committed to the

advancement of the frontiers of

knowledge in Electrical Engineering

and to provide the students with a

stimulating and rewarding learning

experience.

Electrical Machines Laboratory

Power System Laboratory

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2. Department of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering:

The Department is running both U.G. & P.G. courses. The Department of Electronics and

Telecommunication has 10 Laboratories namely VLSI and Embedded System Design Laboratory,

Digital Signal Processing Laboratory,

Power Electronics and Instrumentation

Laboratory, Communication

Engineering Laboratory, Digital

Integrated Circuits Laboratory, Analog

Integrated Laboratory, Project

Laboratory, P.G. Laboratory, It has

number of advanced software viz.

Cadence Complete Package, DSP &

ARM Processor Kits, MATLAB

Software, Xilinx ISE package, Optifiber

Software, Universal Trainer Kits like

Spartan-II, Vertex-IIpro for VLSI Design

ADS & VNA used for curriculum

completion and R & D activities.

Various AICTE-ISTE sponsored and

approved Short-Term Training-

Programmes, Workshops, Seminars

and Conferences are conducted by this

department. This department also offers

two-year full time Post Graduate

Course leading to award of M.E. (Digital Electronics) with an intake of 30.

Activities and Achievements (2015-2016)

Prof. G. S. Gawande, Prof. S. B. Patil, Prof. D. D. Nawgaje have completed their Ph.D.s from

SGB Amravati University on 20th Feb. 2016.

Presently 06 faculty members doing their Ph.D. work in research lab. Electronics &

Telecommunication Engg. research lab.

Papers Published by Faculty and Students during (2015-16) : 33

Papers has been published by students at National Events : 08

Programmes conducted :

Workshop on "Simulation of Microwave Circuits and Antennas Using Keysight's Advanced

Design System (ADS)" Prof. V. V. Ratnaparkhi on 25th – 26

th July, 2015, 25 Final year

students attended the work shop.

Guest lecture by Dr. V. M. Pandharipande Ex.Vice-Chancellor, Prof. G. S. Gawande HOD,

EXTC, on 05th August 2015,( Faculty : 15 & Final year Students : 70 ).

Communication Engineering Laboratory

Digital Signal Processing Laboratory

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Guest lecture by Prof. Dr. Kishor Sarawadekar, IIT-BHU, Varanasi "FPGA Architecture and

Applications" Prof. P.R. Wankhede Faculty Advisor, IEEE on 27th Aug. 2015, BE Final year &

ME (DE) Students : 52

Research & Development orientation program, was conducted by Dr. K. B. Khanchandani and

Dr. R. S. Dhekekar, on engineers day 15st Sept. 2015, at main auditorium for All branches, 1

st

year to final year & ME Students. Total students benefited around 1000.

Carrier Guidance Cell, Guest Lecture by Sneha Soni SGS, Academy, on 01st Oct. 2015, 3

rd &

Final year Students : 75

Workshop on "RF Circuits and Components : Design, Analysis and Measurements" conducted

by Prof. V. V. Ratnaparkhi, on 03rd

- 04th

Oct. 2015, 3rd

year EXTC Students : 56

Community Development and Extension Service cell Programme. "Awareness on Digital

Electronics" Prof. K. T. Kahar on 23rd

-24th Nov.2015, ITI Students, Shegaon : 18

Three Days Hands – on Workshop on ARDUINO using MATLAB, Prof. P. R. Wankhede, on

28th -30

thDec. 2015, All Engg. Students3

rd & Final year & faculty : 20

One day workshop on “Scheme updation of the programmes in Board of Studies (Electronics

Engg.),SGB Amravati University" Dr.. G. S. Gawande, HOD, EXTC, Dr. D. D. Nawgaje, on 30th

Dec.2015 All Engg. Colleges in SGBAU Faculty : 70

ARMREB-DRDO sponsored one week STTP on “Microwave Passive Circuits and Antennas:

Design, Simulation and Measurements” Prof. V. V. Ratnaparkhi on 04th -09

th, Jan. 2016, ME

(DE) Students & Faculty : 25

Technical session on RFIC Design issues & application in ARMREB-DRDO sponsored one

week STTP on “Microwave Passive Circuits and Antennas : Design, Simulation and

Measurements” Dr. K. B. Khanchandani on 07th Jan. 2016, ME (DE) Students & Faculty : 25

Industrial tour of 3U1 year students, Renu Electronics, Pune Prof. P. D. Kale, Prof. S. P.

Badar Ms. S. S. Gachake, 03 to 06 Feb. 2016 No. of Students : 66

Industrial tour of 3U2 year students, Electonica Pvt. Ltd, Pune Prof. A. N. Dolas, Prof. V. K.

Bhangdiya, Prof. Ms. K. M. Thanvi on 08 to 11 Feb. 2016 No. of Students : 47

Industrial Visit Bits-Apogee at BITS Pilani Prof. P. R. Wankhede on 23 Feb. to 01 March 2016

(04 Students) 1.Avinash Nagre, 2.Purnima Singh, 3.Akash S. Sargar, 4. Namrata Sharma

Three Days workshop on "RF Components and Antennas: Design, Simulation and

Measurements" Prof. V. V. Ratnaparkhi on March 11-13, 2016. (Total : 24 Participants,

External faculty and students)

Guest lecture by Mr. Vishesh D. Aggrawal, M.Tech. (IIT,Kharagpur) Co-founder and Managing

Director of V-chip design and training Pvt. Ltd., Prof. D. P. Tulaskar, Faculty Co-ordinators

(Career Guidance Cell), on 31st March 2016. BE second year students all branch : 235

Project participated at International exhibition :

The following Projects participated in ELECRAMA 2016 Bangalore during 13th-18

th Feb 2016

Project id : PR 600817- Project Title Design and development of novel controller for 3 phase

Induction motor for agriculture application.

Project id: PR 611096 –“Modeling and control of 3- phase grid connected Inverter system for

distributed power generation system”.

Project id: PR 602698- “Design and development of smart irrigation and water management

System using IOT”.

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3. Department of Computer Science & Engineering:

The department of CSE has an excellent infrastructure and is well equipped with all major

laboratories such as the following labs.

Object Oriented Programming Lab

COMPUTER SYSTEMS : Lenovo 40 GB HDD,2GB RAM,15‟‟ COLOUR TFT MONITOR(40 in number) Sun Solaris System (Donated by an alumni, Mr Mayur Bajaj) PRINTERS: 1 Laser Printer + DOT MATRIX PRINTER LQ-1150 (Two in number) 24 PORT Switch (Two in number) UPS : TRANSTECK 10 KVA WITH BATTERIES (Two in number)

Database Lab

COMPUTER SYSTEMS :Lenovo 40 GB HDD,2GB RAM,15‟‟ COLOUR TFT MONITOR(30 in number) DOT MATRIX PRINTER LQ-1150 (Two in number) 24 PORT Switch (Two in number) UPS:10 KVA WITH BATTERIES (Two in number)

Beginner‟s Lab

COMPUTER SYSTEMS :Lenovo 40 GB HDD,2GB RAM,15‟‟ COLOUR TFT MONITOR(20 in number) 24 PORT Switch UPS:10 KVA WITH BATTERIES

Open Source Lab

PC Computer Systems: 2.8 Ghz Intel Dual Core processor, 160GB 8 GB RAM, 15‟‟ TFT monitor, Multimedia PCs, Raspberry pi kits,Arduino Kits, ESP 8266 WiFi , modules, Linsys Switch 24 port, WiFi Access Point, UPS transteck 10 Kva with batteries, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, Openstack (Icehouse, Apache Hadoop 2.7.2, Scilab 5.5.2, Drupal 8.0.3, Wordpress 4.3.2, ghdl-0.33, NS-3, OMNet++, SDR (Software Defined Radio) setup. This lab is fully equipped with learning environment for Open Source software.

PG Lab

COMPUTER SYSTEMS :Lenovo 40

GB HDD,2GB RAM,15‟‟ COLOUR

TFT MONITOR(10 in number)

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Aakash Lab

This lab is equipped with 240

Aakash2 Tabs with Android Operating

System and Aakash Smartphone

through IITB under NMEICT.

Department has all related software as Oracle 11g, Windows Server 2012, Red Hat Linux

Enterprise, JAVA, TC++, and Visual Basic Studio 2005 net.

All laboratories are recognized for Ph. D. work by SGBAU, Amravati and provided with 10KVA

UPS system to provide uninterruptable power supply.

PCS in all labs and faculty cabins are protected with security antivirus software, Volume Licensing

Agreement with Microsoft and internet facility.

The department looks after computer maintenance of entire campus of the institution and sister

organization.

Faculty members of this department are Honored as a reviewer for IEEE Sponsored International

Conference and also invited as resource person at various academics institutes

Department always following the practice of inviting Eminent professors from various well known

academic institutes like Jadavpur University, West Bengal , DAVV university Indore and Tata

Center for technology and design, IIT Bombay for delivering an expert talk on recent technology

and interacted with faculty members

CSE department has taken initiative for the establishment of

NPTEL Local Chapter for conducting Online Courses with Certificates sponsored by various

industries at Institute Level.

Entrepreneurship-CELL sponsored by IIT Bombay. College has achieved Fifth Position in

NEC Competition Organized by IIT Bombay.

Following delegates from MATHWORKS LTD have visited to our Campus regarding MOU with

SSGMCE and to strength the industry institute interaction activity.

Mr. Rohit More, Territory Manager WR, Research and Develop. Mathworks LTD, USA.

Mr. Punit Kumar Technical Cell Mathworks LTD, Bangalore.

Mr.Vijay Sukhija , ADCC, Nagpur.

Delegates also have conducted Real time Hand-on Workshop on “Advances in Image Processing

using MATLAB for Research and Development”.

To strengthen the Industry institute interaction activity Faculty members of the department have

visited various Industries like

Kratin Software Solution Pvt. (I) Ltd., , RGen Software Pvt. Ltd., E-bix Software, Nagpur,

Tata Centre for Technology & Design, IIT, Bombay, Value Momentum, Hyderabad,

Seven Technology, Nasik,

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Opulent InfoTech Pvt. Ltd., Shri System Pvt. Ltd, Kimaya Automation Pvt. Ltd., Pune

Fujitsu India Pvt. Ltd., Pune

Faculty members had Interacted with Industry personals & discusses about Internship, training,

Placement, Sponsored projects, Technical talks, Laboratory setup, R&D etc.

To create the awareness and exposure about industry and corporate culture CSE Department

regularly organized Industrial visits at nearby industries for the Second and Third year students.

Students Achievements 2015-16

S. N.

Name of students Year Event/Activity/Achievement

1 Mr. Mitanshu

Ms. Sayali Sakalkale Final Year

Stood in TOP among 50 in “TESTimony 2015”, a Software Testing Contest hosted by TCS Limited, Pune.

2

Ms. Ashwini Ghugale, Ms. Mitali Lakade

Ms. Ruchi Kela

Third Year

Published a paper “Review on Security and Authentication systems in accessing data” is accepted for publication in International Journal of Computer Science & Information Technology.

3

Mr. Ankush Deshmukh, Ms. Poonam Hajare

Ms. Rajeshri V. Kachole

Third Year

Published a paper “A Survey of Biometric Authentication Techniques” is accepted for publication in International Journal of Computer Science & Information Technology.

4 Mr. Sham Dhanuka Final Year

Successfully completed Industrial Internship on” Front End Web Development” at Pune

09th Feb – 12th March 2016

5. Ms. Priyanka Deshmukh

ME 2nd year

Now Faculty Bagged 1st position in SGBAU University

6.

Mr. Ankush Deshmukh, Ms. Poonam Hajare

Ms. Rajeshri V. Kachole

Third Year

“BEST PAPER PRESENTATION” award in “International Conference on Internet Of Things and Application for Smart city” at Tirupati (A.P.) (Proceeding ISBN No. : 9788192958040)

To enhance practical knowledge, bridge the gap between industry and institute , and aware about

latest technology adopted Various reputed core IT industries department has taken initiative for

getting the sponsored Projects for final year students ( 6 Projects sponsored by Industries for the

session 2015-16)

The departmental organization CSESA(Computer Science & Engg Student Association) held

many activities and shouldered the responsibility of fulfilling the students‟ demand by conducting

the workshops on latest technology like

Webpage designing

Content Management System(joomla CMS)

Blogging Techniques

As a part of the community development program the department conduct two workshops every

year science 2008 for the 7th to 9th standard school students and ITI students as well to aware

them with the various technologies like

Microsoft office & Internet

Java and its application

Introduction to computer and its peripheral devices

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Mechanical Engineering Laboratories

Workshops and project Exhibition Organized (2015-16):

4. Department of Mechanical Engineering:

The Department is running both U.G. & P.G. courses. The various laboratories are equipped with

state of the art instruments and facilities. These are CAD/CAM/CAE Centre (License software:

CATIA V5, VIDWAN, Autodesk Inventor, Solid Edge, Ansys 9.0, Unigraphics NX with Femap,

WITNESS, Swift Gate), Advanced

Fluid flow computing Centre

(ANSYS CFX software), Advanced

Welding Centre, Advanced

machining center equipped with

CNCs and Simulators,

Experimental Stress Analysis Lab,

Production Technology Lab,

Mechatronics Lab, Renewable

Energy Park. Education and

outreach are the integral

components of our mission at the

One Day Workshop on "Installation

Administration and Configuration of single Node

cluster on Hadpoop" conducted by Prof. Y. P.

Murumkar dated 20-03-2016

A one day workshop on “Hands on training on

Arduino” was held on 19 March 2016 Conducted

by Prof. R. V. Patil

Project Exhibition- 17 groups from second year

were participated in Project Exhibition on 1st &

2nd April 2016. Prof. R.V.Patil worked as a

coordinator for this event.

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department. The faculty members are dedicated and highly motivated to undertake various

research and industrial projects. The department takes lead in arranging

seminar/workshops/invited lectures on advanced industrial topics, training programs, industrial

visits and tours for the students and faculty, special guidance to the student appearing for GATE

and other competitive exams. Faculty members of the department are involved in research

activities and offers consultancy to nearby industry. The faculty members published their work in

reputed international journals and conferences. All the faculty members and staff of the

department extend their support and guidance to the students for their overall development.

Activities conducted (2015-16)

The Mechanical engineering department has unique facilities such as CNC center, Advance

Welding Center, CFD Center, Photo Elasticity Lab and many more. Department has 18 Faculty

members and 24 supporting staff members. The Mechanical Engineering department always

strives for all around development of the students by carrying out various curricular and

extracurricular activities.

Industrial visits for the students and faculty:

Third Year Mechanical Engineering students (44 nos.) visited industries: Wadokar Group

and Kundlik Automation Pvt. Ltd. Pune during March 21-22, 2016.

Second Year and Third year students (11 nos.) along with faculty members visited IMTEX,

Bangalore and TVS Motors Bangalore during January 22-25, 2016.

Second Year students of Mechanical Engineering attended 4 days Training workshop on

Metrology at Nashik Engineering Cluster, Nashik during16-19 December 2015.

Second Year students (13 nos.) of Mechanical Engineering visited Mahindra & Mahindra

Ltd., Nashik during 17 December 2015.

Advance Training Programme/Technical Events organised:

Faculty development program on ANSYS CFX was conducted during March 18-19, 2016.

Student Development Programme (SDP) on ANSYS Mechanical was organised for third

year students during March 2-4, 2016.

Conducted „Orientation programme on CNC Technology‟ for the third year students of the

department (40 nos.) in two batches during 28 September-14 October, 2015.

Workshop: Workshop categorized as -

Welding

Smithy

Carpentry

Plumbing

Fitting, Painting

Sheet Metal

Foundry

Heat Treatment

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Conducted hands-on training on AutoCAD to the second year students of the Mechanical

Engineering.

Organised training programme on „Advanced Welding Technology‟ for the third year students

of the department (48 nos.) during 3-5 September, 2015 and 10-12 September, 2015. Mr.

Milind Gadre, General Manager (Retd.), Ador Welding Ltd. Pune was trainer for the

programme.

The department conducted community development programmes: Introduction to AutoCAD

and Advance Welding Technology for the nearby ITI students (40 nos.) during 9-10

December, 2015.

A Two-Days Workshop on Automobile Prototyping (RC Car) for the students of SSGMCE

and other Institutes was jointly organised by the Department and Aerotrix (10-11 October,

2015).

Mechanical Engineering Students Association (MESA), conducted the technical event

“Bridge the Gap” for the students.

Model Exhibition and Poster Competition were held to celebrate Rajiv Gandhi Akshay Urja

Diwas on 20th August 2015.

Achievements of the Department:

1. Mr. Brajesh Kumar of the department received three gold medals in the B.E. examination

from S.G.B.A. University during 32nd

convocation of the university held on 20 February

2016.

2. Mr. Abhishek Channewar final year student of the department presented paper on „Design

features of TBMT‟ in IEEE Smart-Tech conference held at Bangalore on 27 September,

2015.

3. In the academic year 2015-16, three faculty members: Prof. P. M. Ardhapurkar, Prof. R. D.

Palhade and Prof. M. D. Pasarkar were awarded with Ph.D. Degree from IIT Bombay,

SGGS Institute of Engg., Naded and SGBAU Amravati, respectively.

4. Dr. P. M. Ardhapurkar visited Arizona, USA to present research paper in Cryogenic

Engineering Conference and International Cryogenic Materials Conference (CEC-ICMC

2015) during June 28–July 2, 2015.

Training to Faculty and Staff members:

Four faculty members of the department attended Startup‟s CONFEX held at NEC, Nashik

during 27-28 October, 2015.

Dr. R. D. Palhade and Prof. J. G. Khan attended the Conference on „Manufacturing

Excellence through skill development‟ organized by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) at

Aurangabad on 5 September 2015.

Prof. N B Borkar attended STTP on „Role of New Product Development and Intellectual

Rights in Global Competitiveness‟ held at MANIT, Bhopal (14-18 October, 2015).

Dr. R. D. Palhade attended STTP on „Advanced Welding Technology‟ held at VIIT, Pune (7-

11 December, 2015).

Mr. S. D. Deshmukh, Lab. Assistant participated in One week STTP on „Developing basic

competencies in Laboratory and office management for supporting staff‟, at Govt. college of

Engineering and Research, Awasari, Pune (15-19 December, 2015).

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Digital Micro-Computing Laboratory

Faculty members participated in e-training programme organised by IIT Bombay under

Eklavya project.

Prof. N. H. Khandare and two students: Mr. Abhishek Channewar and Mr. Vishal Kharche

attended seminar arranged by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) at Mumbai on 7 July

2015.

Prof. N. H. Khandare attended Marathwada Zonal Council meeting arranged by

Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) at Aurangabad on 18 June, 2015.

Guest Lectures:

Many eminent persons visited the department and delivered expert lectures for the students and

faculty members during this academic year. Few of them are as follows.

1. Dr. Ganesh Soni, (Ph.D. IIT Bombay) from MSC software, Pune delivered a guest lecture on

“Composite Materials and Finite Element Method” on 1 October, 2015.

2. Mr. Parag Pande from Cygnus Design Solution, Mumbai delivered lecture on “Latest

Technology Trends in Manufacturing” on 28 August, 2015.

3. Dr. B N Jajoo, Ex. Principal, GCOE, Aurangabad delivered the lecture on “Teaching-

Learning Process in Today‟s Context” on 6 January, 2016 for faculty members.

5. Department of Information Technology:

IT Department is running UG Course. The Department of Information Technology has four

laboratories namely Digital Micro-Computing Lab, Web-Tech Lab, Operating Systems Lab and

Research Lab (PhD Lab). The department has organized National Conference on Recent Trends in

Information Technology for Rural Development sponsored by Department of Information

Technology, Government of India. The department has also organized various AICTE sponsored

STTP's on Web Technology, Data

warehousing and Data Mining, and other IT

related subjects, as a part its endeavor to

foster collaborative programs with

industries. Department is regularly

conducting community development

program for needy people. The department

has signed MOU's with OASIS Tech, Pune

and ORACLE Pvt. Ltd., Pune. NVIDIA

sponsored GPU Education Center was

granted to the department. Department has one PhD faculty and two are pursuing PhD. Regular

guest lecture are arranged in the department. Student‟s chapters such as ITSA and ACM are

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Operating System Laboratory

Engineering Physics Laboratory

running in the department. C and PHP workshop were organized by ITSA this year along with many

other technical and non technical events.

Students of the department are working on live

and sponsored projects offered by various

companies. Some students were shortlisted

among 1000+ projects in “NES Innovation

Award 2016” and some are also doing well in

sports at higher level. Semester results of all

the students are appreciable. Five students of

the department were in the top ten student‟s

merit list of the university. Placements of the

students are very good this year. The

Department has taken the complete

responsibility of installation, maintenance and expansion of Internet and Intranet in college and

maintaining the institute web portal.

6. Department of Applied Sciences and Humanities:

The prime objective of the Department is to lay down the foundation for the undergraduate courses

offered by the Institute. It is an amalgam of faculties from various disciplines like Mathematics,

Physics, Chemistry, Sports, English and Humanities. The Department has laboratories like

Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry and Language Laboratory well equipped with latest

equipments, demonstration kits, charts etc. Well designed classrooms take care of acoustics and

are well equipped with modern teaching aids. The department consists of dedicated, motivated and

experienced faculty

members with a passion for

teaching. The department

conducts seminars,

workshops and conferences

for faculty advancement.

The department has

introduced English language

sessions to enhance the

communication skills to

enable them to face competitive world. The department has the advanced software like ETNL

Language Software, Lingua-Phone Kits, Gaussian 3.0, Mathematica 5.2, LCR Bridge (Agillent-

Web-Tech Laboratory

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English Language Laboratory

Engineering Chemistry Laboratory

4980) with software. The department constantly strives to create an atmosphere conducive to

academics and higher learning.

We, at the department,

believe in inculcating

scientific temperament for

developing application

oriented thinking skills. The

department believes in not

only creating academically

oriented students, but also

shaping their personalities

by exposing them to a

variety of co-curricular & extracurricular activities. Industrial visits are planned to provide them the

industry exposure and bridge the gap between what the industry expects and what the academia

provides. Spoken English Sessions are conducted to enhance their language proficiency. Soft Skills

sessions help them in grooming

their personality. Every year, the

department organizes extra

classes of Engineering

Mathematics for diploma students,

students having backlogs and for

those who are weak in

mathematics. Welcome function is

organized in July for newly

admitted students whereas the

Fresher's Day is scheduled in September-October every year.

Entrepreneurship Development Awareness sessions are organized every year where students are

motivated to become entrepreneurs. Science World, an activity of the department, plans various

activities including Poster Competitions, Debate Competitions, Science Quiz, Teachers' Day

Celebration, National Science Day Celebration, Guest lectures and Paper Presentations.

The department also organized the Parents' Meet in April 2016. Some industry persons like Sandip

Nagori (Chairman of CII), Mr. D. N. Dharurkar (Industrialist), Mr. Bipin Gandhi (Chairman, Yash

Enterprises), Dr. Milind Pande (Academician), Mr. Umesh Kaul (Vice President, IBM), Mr. Sandip

Wankhede (Serial Entrepreneur) were called to interact with the parents. They answered the

queries of the parents and also talked about the expectations of the industry from the students. The

agenda of this meet was to brainstorm the parents for the development of their wards. It was also

intended to let them know what the college has been doing and providing the students for their

betterment.

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IT Resource Centre - MBA

Students of the department constantly participate in technical events, sports, cultural and other

activities like blood donation. Engineering and Applied Science department play a parental role for

the budding engineers by offering Class Teacher Scheme.

7. Department of Business Administration & Research (M.B.A.):

The department offers two years full time post graduate degree course in Management (MBA) with

specialization in eleven streams viz. Marketing management, productions, pharmaceutical

management, sports management, corporate global finance, service marketing, organizational

behavior, operations

management, health care

management using

modern and rigorous

pedagogy including case

analysis, summer

internship, project based

learning, community-

based learning, business

plan completion, business

simulation exercise, study

tours to nearby industries

besides industrial visits, case analysis completion, Parishkriti, Prakalpakriti, corporate interaction

series and one-year project-based dissertation. In addition, there are number doctoral researches

leading to award of Ph.D. Degree completed and many more in progress under the supervision of

its faculty.

PARISHKRITI AND PRAKALPAKRITI COMPETITION FOR MANAGEMENT STUDENTS :

Number of technical activities is organized in the department through students for developing their

competence. These are Parishkriti consisting of Ad-design contest, paper presentation, B-Quiz,

Movie Mania, Mime and Street Play and other cultural activities at national level, PrakalpakrIti

consisting of summer internship project competition of B-Schools at national level. students from 5-

6 states of our country participate in it and are awarded prizes Parishkriti is organized on the basis

of sponsorship from local organization and companies procured by the students by themselves.

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Reading Hall

Seating Capacity

250

Periodical Section

Seating Capacity

100

Total

Central Library

Area 2200 Sq.

Mtr.

10.18 Library – Knowledge Research Centre:

Online Access:

o IEEE [All Society Periodicals Package (ASPP)] 2013, 146 Journals plus Backfile to 2000

o Science Direct Periodicals Package 2013, 275 Journals on Engineering + Computer

Science Collection & Backfile access from 2000 onwards

o ASME Journals Package 26 Journals Plus Backfiles to 2000 onwards

o McGraw Hill‟s Access Enginering 363 Journals

o EBSCO: Business Source Elite 1802 E Journal collection

o Statistics related to India on www.indiastat.com

o 895 DVD, CD ROMs.

o Electronics Information Collection – 2005

o Server based GATE Practice Question

Papers software for Unlimited Users.

Central Library Services

Online access to E-books & journals and

also online access to library information

system

Through SLIM 27 Software by Internal

members of the Institute.

Internet / Intranet & WI – Fi Connectivity

Network Resource Sharing Service

Computerized Library Information

Services. (OPAC)

Personalized reference Information Services.

Reprographics Services at nominal Rate (Xerox / Lamination / Binding)

E learning resources: DVDs, CDs, VCDs & Audio-Video Cassettes

Current Awareness Service

Selective Dissemination Services

Online-Offline Services

Barcode Technology.

Books

Total No of Titles 29105

Total No of Books

(Up to 31-3-2016 )

85014

Serials

Technical Journals

(International)

11

Technical Journals

(Indian)

41

Non Technical Journals 60

Online Journals 2611

http://www.indiastat.com/

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Research Centre

10.19. Research Centre – Shri Gajanan Invention and Advanced Research Centre:

Shri Gajanan Invention And Advanced Research Centre is committed to provide state-of-the-art

facilities, fostering invention and research activities, which will translate in to i.e. Ecologically

balanced, economically viable product technologies and patents meant to uplift the society,

Developing tools and technologies to enable learning, Creating “Entrepreneurs” people with

creative and innovative bent of mind, Making developed knowledge and technology reach the end

user, Attaining self-sustainability and a competitive edge.

Facilities are VLSI and Embedded System Design Lab (Cadence & Xilinx Equipped), Power

Electrical Lab., Solar Research Lab. and Production Center, Entrepreneurship Development(ED)

Cell, Intellectual Property (IP) Cell, SAP-ERP Lab., State of the art Data Centre, Mechanical

Engineering Lab., Agriculture Engineering Lab., Audio and Video Laboratory

10.20. Sant Gajanan Tool Room (SGTR):

It is one of the pioneer Techno-Invention centers. It aims at promoting promotional skill oriented

technical education for the youth in India. It

has ultramodern state of the art tool room

facilities under single roof. The institute offers

various courses to cover a wide spectrum of

technical human resources at post graduate level, degree level, diploma level and certificate level.

SGTR has developed a collaborative Advance Welding Laboratory with Ador Welding Academy,

Pune.

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10.21. Solar Research Centre (SRC)

Solar Research Centre, a unit of SGIARC, aims to providing the research facility in renewable

energy sources having state of the art

facilities in its research & development unit.

The centre has design & developed many

products like, Solar Water Pumping, Solar

Power Plant, Solar Street Light, Solar

Home Lighting, Solar Lantern, Solar Power

Blinkers, Tubular Lead Acid Battery

Specially Design for Solar Power plant,

Solar Photovoltaic Module and so on. All

the products are approved by Ministry of

New & Renewable Energy (MNRE), New Delhi and Centre Power Research Institute (CPRI),

Bangalore. It is equipped with Solar Radiation Resource Assessment (SRRA) from centre for Wind

Energy Technology (C-WET), Chennai.

10.22. Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC)

The institution has been sincerely working

towards building job creators i.e.

entrepreneurs than the job seekers.

Accordingly, number of programmes relating

to entrepreneurship awareness and

entrepreneurship development are

conducted for the students in close

collaboration with the Maharashtra Centre for

Entrepreneurship Development (M.C.E.D.),

State Bank of India and Department of

Science and Technology, New Delhi both with and without sponsorship.

10.23. Major Achievement in Sports Department:

International Standard turf cricket ground, Indoor Badminton Stadium (500 capacity) with wooden

flooring courts of International Standards, Hi-tech gymnasium center, National Standard Skating

ring, Table Tennis Hall, Chess, Carom, Yoga Hall, Two Handball Courts, Two Volleyball Courts,

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Football Ground, Three Lawn Tennis courts, Basket Ball court, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi play grounds,

etc. The college has several university color holders in the above activity.

Our college has organized following university events at the college campus.

Inter collegiate Badminton (Men) Championship and Inter collegiate Chess (Men/Women)

Competition from 07-09-2015 to 10-09-2015

Inter collegiate Cricket (Women) from 02- 13 Oct. 2015

Inter collegiate Cricket (Men) from 03 -21 Oct. 2015

Inter collegiate Foot Ball (Men) from 26- 30 Nov. 2015

Open Tournament Organized by our college:

Open State Badminton (MEN‟s) Doubles and Under 17 Boys Doubles Organised on 21st

and

22nd

Nov 2015 cash Prize and Trophies of Rs. 40000/- Distributed amongst the Players

Runner as well as winner.

2nd

All INDIA T-20 CRICKET Tournament Held on 12th Dec to 20

th Dec 2015 at our newly built

International Standard turf cricket ground. 12 Teams were Participated from 4 state with white

Ball. Many Ranji Trophey Players Played the Tournament and Six I.P.L. Players including one

Ex. International Player from kenya Team. Prize were 1 Lakh cash for the Winner and

71000/- for Runners up and Man of the tournament 5000/- including 500/- for cash men of the

Match .

There was Residential Cricket Coaching Camp by Renowend Ex. Ranji Players and coach

shri. Sulakshani Kulkarni , 50 students from age group 14 & 19 has participated. Date was 15

21 Nov.2015

Our Roller skating Academy Students Mr. Mihir Deshmukh and Mr. Prasad Shette won 3

Bronze Medal in Roller Skating Open State Championship held at Pune. from 6th Jan 2016 to

10th Jan 2016.

We organised Summer Camp form 10th

to 24th April 2016, 70 students took active part.

Sports Complex:

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Hi-Tech Gymnasium

Center:

UNIVERSITY COLOR HOLDER

01 Miss. Ashwini Deshmukh 4R Basket Ball (W) 2015-16

02 Miss. Juie Deshmukh 4N Fencing (W) 2015-16

03 Mr. Ajit Jadhao 3S Basket Ball (M) 2015-16

04 Miss. Ayushi Gaidhani 3S Basket Ball (W) 2015-16

05 Miss. Alisha Punjabi 2U1 Cricket (W) 2015-16

06 Miss. Ankita Mune 2U Table Tennis (W) 2015-16

10.24 Alumni Association

Our college has a duly registered Alumni Association through which it keeps close interaction with

all its passed out students.

SMARAN published every year as e - publication

29 Batches passed out so far

9317 Engineers and Managers proving their talents

Computerized data updating of alumni

More than 921 students working abroad

Alumni chapters at MUMBAI, NAGPUR, PUNE, DELHI & BANGALORE,

Organization of Alumni Meets at various locations of the country and abroad such as

MUMBAI,PUNE, NAGPUR, NASHIK, DELHI , BANGALORE, SHEGAON & SAN

FRANSISCO.

Arranging the Alumni contribution in T&P activities, Industrial interaction & Guest Lectures etc.

Alumni Meet Programme-2015

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Distinguished Alumni

SN NAME BATCH BRQNCH DESIGNATION COMPANY

1 ALOK GUPTA 1986 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG

M.D. UNISTAL SYSTAMS PVT LTD.NEW DELHI

2 RAJESH CHANDRASHEKHAR ZADE

1983 ELECTRONICS ENGG.

VICE PRESIDENT MAXIMUS ,RESTON, VA 20190-5207

3 SUNEEL SHARMA 1983 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

VICE PRESIDENT HCL, NOIDA 201 304,( U.P.)

4 UMESH KAUL 1983 ELECTRONICS ENGG

GENERAL MANAGER

IBM, PUNE

5 VIVEK ALWAYN 1983 ELECTRONICS ENGG

DIRECTOR ORACLE,MUMBAI

6 ANUP AGRAWAL 1986 ELECTRONICS ENGG

DIRECTOR, UNISTAL , NEW DELHI

7 ASHUTOSH YESHWANT DEUSKAR

1986 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

DIRECTOR VDA,INFOSOLUTIONS PVT LTD,BANERPUNE

8 UDAY SAMPAT 1986 ELECTRICAL AND POWER

VICE PRESIDENT ABB INDIA LTD.BANGALORE.NEW DELHI,

9 ANURAG M. VASHISTHA.

1987 ELECTRONICS ENGG

SR. VICE PRESIDENT

GTL,LTD,NAVI MUMBAI

10 DR.ABHAY E.WAGH 1987 ELECTRONICS ENGG,

SECRETARY,I/C. JOINT DIRECTOR

HIGHER TECHNICAL EDUCATION, MAHARASHTRA STATE MUMBAI

11 MAHENDRA KR .K. JAIN


GENERAL MANAGER

SHARP INDIA LIMITED, PUNE (MNC)

12 VIVEK PATIL 1987 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

SCIENTIST LASER SCIENCE &TECHNOLOGY CENTER, DELH

13 SANDEEP SOGODEKAR


DY.E.ENGG. MSPGCL,THARMAL POWER STATION PARAS

14 RAMANATH SHANBHAG


REGIONAL MANAGER,

IBM,INDIA PVT LTD.MUMBAI

15 ULHAS B DESHPANDE


BUSINESS-HEAD HONEYWELL,AUTOMATION INDIA LIMITED PUNE

16 RAJENDRA S KUTE 1989 ELECTRONICS ENGG

GENERAL MANAGER

AREVA TQP INDIA LTD, MUMBAI

17 RAVI SAXENA 1989 COMPUTER-SCIENCE

VICE PRESIDENT CISCO SYSTEMS LTD NEW-DELHI

18 PAWAN PANJWANI 1990 ELECTRONICS ENGG

MANEGING DIRECTOR,CIO

J.P. MORGON CHASE & CO,MUMBAI-400067

19 SUMIT SINHA 1990 ELECTRICAL AND POWER

SR, MANAGER MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC, (INDIA) PVT LTD. NEW DELHI

20 SURESH DEOTALU 1990 ELECTRONICS ENGG

DGM LEGRAND INDIA PVT LTD, JALGAON

21 ANUJ KAUL 1991 ELECTRONICS ENGG

SR.MANAGER TECH MAHINDRA , PUNE-411 001

22 DR.MILIND PANDE 1991 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

DIRECTOR (PROJECT)

MIT COLEEGE KOTHRUD PUNE

23 HARSHVARDHAN KATHALEY


DGM INGRAM MICRO INDIA LTD.VIKROLI (E), MUMBAI.

24 SHRIDHAR BAGADE 1991 ELECTRONICS ENGG

DGM RELIANCE , DOMBIVALI MUMBAI

25 SHRIKANTDADA PATIL


DIRECTOR SSGM COLLEGE OF ENGG, SHEGAON

26 MANOJ UPADHYAY 1992 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG

PROG.DIRECTOR (DILIVERY)

TECH MAHINDRA ,PUNE

27 NAGESH DABHADE 1992 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG

MANAGER MPHASIS LTD.DOMBIVLI EAST-421203 THANE

28 SACHIN GUJARATHI 1992 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

DY. GENERAL MANAGER

METTLER-TOLEDO INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED. MUMBAI

29 MANISH V GUPTA 1993 ELECTRONICS ENGG

VICE-PRESIDENT, GOLDMAN SACH SERVICES PVT LTD. BANGALORE

30 DINESHKUMAR TRIVEDI

1994 MECHANICAL ENGG

MANAGER NSE INFOTECH SERVICES LTD, ANDHERI (E)

31 KUNTAL D. ROY 1994 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG

DY.G. MANAGER PROD.AIRCEL , GURGAON, (HARIYANA)

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SN NAME BATCH BRQNCH DESIGNATION COMPANY

32 PRASAD DANDWATE

1995 ELECTRICAL AND POWER

MANAGER ELECTRICALTATA CONSULTING ENGINEERS LIMITED, PUNE

33 RITESH KUMAR VERMA


DEPUTY G.MANAGER

ESSAR POWER LTD.NOIDA-201301

34 AMIT CHANDAK 1996 MBA DIRECTOR VEDIC CERALFLOUR PVT LTD KHANDWA-(M.P.)

35 RAJESH MOHOD 1996 ELECTRONICS ENGG

SCIENTIST ISRO,BANGALORE

36 RAJESH G JOSHI 1997 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG

CHIEF MANAGER BANK OF MAHARASHTRA,AMRAVATI-444606

37 RAM M.UMALE 1997 MECHANICAL ENGG

SR.MANAGER TATA MOTORS LTD, PIMPRI, PUNE.

38 GOPAL UNHALE 1998 MBA BRANCH MANAGER

ICICI BANK LTD,KHAMGAON

39 JITENDRA PRAKASH JOSHI


SR.MANAGER MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC,PUNE

40 NILESH KOTHAWALA


SR.MANAGER SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC INFRASTROCTURE LTD, MUMBAI-400022

41 VIVEK DAHAKE 1998 MECHANICAL ENGG

HEAD PROCESS IMPROVEMENT

ESSEL PROPACK,PUNE

42 MANGESH WANKHADE

2000 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG

DIRECTOR SCOUT TECHNOLOGY PVT LTD, PUNE

43 VAKUL GARG 2000 ELECTRONICS ENGG

VP J. P. MORGEN CHASE, HYDARABAD

44 ABHISHEK PANDHARIPANDE


MANAGER MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA LTD,MUMBAI

45 PUSHPEN CHANDRA


MEJAR INDIAN ARMY, RANCHI

46 MANISHA CHAVAN 2007 MBA MANAGER, HR JADE GLOBAL SOFTWARE PVT.LTD,PUNE

10.25. Admissions at SSGMCE, SHEGAON

Admissions to B.E./M.E./M.B.A Courses of the institute are done as per the norms and guidelines

of Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra through Centralized Admission Process

(CAP). 80% Seats are filled through Centralize Admission Process however 20% Institute Level

Seats are filled as per the guidelines given by DTE, Maharashtra State, Mumbai. Moreover Over

and above J & K, Central Govt. Nominee and Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme Seats (5% of

Sanctioned Intake per branch) is available at our Institute.

All these admission are strictly on merit score issued by DTE Mumbai and accordingly to Quota for

different reservation category as decided by DTE Mumbai.

Entrance test / admission criteria

The procedure adopted for the Centralized Admission Process- candidates seeking admission to

Engineering/Technology courses are required to appear for MHT-CET / JEE Mains conducted by

the Competent Authority.

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Cut off / last candidate admitted

SN Course 2012-2013

(CET Score) 2013-14

(JEE Score) 2014-15

(JEE Score)

1 Computer Science and Engineering 61 63 63

2 Electronics & Telecommunication Engg. 66 54 60

3 Electrical (Electronics and Power) Engg. 57 65 84

4 Mechanical Engineering 61 49 64

5 Information Technology 63 55 51

Fees in rupees

SN Academic Year Tuition Fees Development Fees Total Fees

*U.G. – Engineering

1 2013-2014 74074/- 5926/- 80000/-

2 2014-2015 76527/- 7653/- 84180/-

3 2015-2016 86364/- 8636/- 95000/-

*P.G. – M.E.

1 2013-2014 74074/- 5926/- 80000/-

2 2014-2015 76527/- 7653/- 84180/-

3 2015-2016 86364/- 8636/- 95000/-

*M.B.A.

1 2013-2014 74074/- 5926/- 80000/-

2 2014-2015 76527/- 7653/- 84180/-

3 2015-2016 86364/- 8636/- 95000/-

* Fees of the Institute are finalized by Shikshan Shulka Samiti, Maharashtra State, Mumbai

Fee Waivers offered

Yes

Admission Calendar

As per the notification issued by the Competent Authority (DTE, Mumbai) from time to time. All the

admissions are done through Centralized Admission Process and the details schedule is available

on website www.dtemaharashtra.gov.in However the Academic Planner/ Calendar for the year

2016-17 of the Institute is available on website www.ssgmce.org .

PIO Quota

No

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10.26. Infrastructure Information

Academic Buildings of the Institute:

Administrative Building of the Institute:

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Hostels No. of Rooms

Swami Vivekanand Boys Hostel 125

Sant Guru Nanak Boys Hostel 64

Sant Kabir Boys Hostel 64

Adya Shankaracharya Boys Hostel 83

Sant Dnayneshwar Boys Hostel 54

Sant Muktabai Girls Hostel 60

Sant Meerabai Girls Hostel 75

Sant Janabai Girls Hostel 103

10.27 Residential Facilities : We aim at ensuring all round development of the student by which we discover the innate ability,

encourage and develop creative talent in the congenial atmosphere.

SSGMCE also takes great

care of the welfare of its

students. It has eight

multistoried hostels.

Accommodation includes

two-bedded, three-bedded

rooms with spacious dining

halls to serve nutritious

food. Other facilities

include wardrobes, water

coolers with purifier, prayer

hall, community hall, guest room, warden office, Wi-fi, EPABX facilities and daily news papers with

round the clock 24 hours security. The hostels are capable to accommodate near about 85% of the

students strength enrolled in the institution.

Boys Hostel

Girls Hostel

Staff Quarter: Four Buildings each of 12 quarters.

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Medical Facility:

Emergency Medical facilities

available qualified Doctor

(M.B.B.S.) appointed as a

Medical Officer. Medicine and

treatment is done free of

charge. Four bedded Indoor

arrangement is made available.

24 hours, round the clock

Ambulance services are

available.

10.28. Academic Sessions:

Shri Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Shegaon is established in year 1983 and is

affiliated to Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati. The institute runs five UG and Four

PG programs in engineering and one PG program in management. The process of admissions to

these programs is carried out as per the directions given by the Director of Technical Education

Maharashtra State, Mumbai from time to time. The UG programs in engineering are eight

semester programs (four academic sessions/years) and the PG programs in engineering and

management are of four semester programs (two academic sessions/years). University sends the

academic calendar in advance to all the affiliated institutes. Thus the academic sessions of all the

programs are planned based on the guidelines / academic calendar received from Sant Gadge

Baba Amravati University, Amravati.

Every year, the period of academic session is notified by the University at the beginning of the

session. The University academic calendar is framed so as to ensure the minimum teaching days

requirement in each semester. The academics (teaching) in each affiliated college is carried out as

prescribed in the prospectus designed for each course by the University. It is described as

teaching scheme in the prospectus. Typically in each semester of engineering program there are

five to six theory courses/subjects and three to four practical/laboratory courses. Teaching scheme

describes the total workload for each subject/course in terms of number of lectures, tutorials and

lab hours to be conducted in every week by the concerned faculty.

Examination system - Year / Sem

The performance of students registered for different UG and PG programs is evaluated as per the

procedure prescribed in the prospectus of respective programs. The examinations are governed

by the regulations for examinations in University Ordinance Booklet. There are eight semester

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examinations leading to the degree of B.E. (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and

Eighth Semester B.E.). The first and second semester examinations are common for all branches.

The main examination of first, third, fifth and seventh semester BE are held by University in winter

and supplementary examination in summer every year. The main examination of second, fourth,

sixth and eighth semester B.E are held by University in summer and supplementary examination in

winter every year. For PG programs also, odd semester examination are conducted in winter and

supplementary examination in summer however, even semester examinations are conducted in

summer and supplementary examination in winter.

With few exceptions typically the student evaluation in each theory as well as laboratory course, is

based on college level continuous evaluation through class test1, class test 2, TEC, lab test,

project progress monitoring rounds, etc and the final semester examination conducted by

University at the end of each semester. The semester end theory and practical examination is of

three hours duration. The weightage for college level (internal) evaluation is 20% and University

examination is 80%. However, in practical courses, college level (Internal) Evaluation and external

examination at the end of the semester has equal share of 50% each. In final year (last academic

session) of UG course, the students need to carry out project work and deliver seminars. The

center for University examination is the respective engineering college.

To set question paper of University examination in each subject, University constitutes two

members committee of whom one is the Chairman the other is member. The pattern of question

paper for university examination is also specified in respective program prospectus and the

conduct of University examination is in respect of the Ordinances pertaining to examinations

leading to the degree of Bachelor of Engineering/Master of Engineering/MBA. The minimum

eligibility condition in general for registering in next higher class is, the student should clear 2/3rd

heads in the current session. However, students having backlog of first year are not eligible for

(getting admitted to) third year BE.

Period of declaration of results:

The result is normally declared approximately within 45 days after the examination by controller of

examination of SGBAU University, Amravati. The examinees that have passed all the subjects

prescribed for all the examinations of a particular program (Branch) become eligible for award of

the degree in the program concerned. The degree certificate is signed by the

Vice-Chancellor.

10.29. Counseling / Mentoring

Career Counseling

1. For the better development of career of our students, all academic departments & Training and

Placement department do execute some programmes at department level. Before giving any

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input to the students common counseling is done & then need has been identified for the extra

training apart from that of the regular academics which is given to the selective needy

students?

2. Following are some programmes we run at our institutes for the career of the students which

will help them out in their future life i.e. Job Point of view. They are as follows:-

a) Arranging in-Campus/Off-campus interviews for Pre-final and final year students with

reputed industries.

b) Arranging Summer/Winter Industrial training.

c) Conduct of Mock Interviews and Group Discussion.

d) Soft Skill Development Programme by M/S S&K Associates, Nashik.

e) Aptitude test for overall grooming of the students.

f) Spoken English Course.

g) Arranging training courses like Oracle 9i., PLC SCADDA etc.

h) Industrial visits by all coordinators once in a semester and to be conversant with

industrial needs and placement of students.

i) Guest Lectures by industry personnel for students.

j) Generation of awareness in the students regarding future career options available.

k) Up gradation of the student's skill sets commensurate with the expectations of the

industry.

l) Arrangements for Pre-Placement Talks, Written Tests, and Interviews.

m) STTP Programme.

n) Mock Interviews.

o) Involving Students in Placement Activities.

Apart from all above training we also provide an coaching for quantitative exams like

GATE, GMAT, TOFFEL, CAT.

Mentoring

Mentoring system is executed within SSGMCE very effectively. Main objective of mentoring

system is to provide a reliable and comprehensive support system to motivate students to excel in

both academic and non academic field. Each class has three mentors, and students per mentor

are approximately 25-30. Each mentor meets his students in an informal environment once a

month to cope up various issues related with examination, academics performance and health. In

any case improvement is needed in any aspect; the same is reported to chief mentor who takes up

the matter with the concerned person. The system works quiet well as students are given an

opportunity to express themselves.

Student Insurance

All the students and their Parents /Guardians are covered under Students Care Policy.

In which students and parents are covered for Rs.1,00,000/- each and incase of sudden death

(Accidental Death Only) of Parent / Guardian student further education is covered with college

fees/Hostel Fees/Mess Fees/Exam Fees.

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10.30. Extra Curricular and Co-curricular Activities:

a. Students are motivated to participate at the University, State and College level extra Curricular

and Co-curricular Activities. The students are encouraged to participate in NSS (250

Volunteers), NCC (54 cadets Corps), Blood Donation Camps and also to organize functions

like Culfest (Annual Cultural Gathering), Ganesh festival, Saraswati Poojan, Dahi-Handi,

Tattwadarshi (Annual e-magazine) etc. In addition, they take initiatives in organizing In-house

seminars, panel

discussions, guest lectures,

workshops, Engineer's day,

Science day, Management

day, Teacher's Day, Fresher

Day, Fare well Programme,

yoga classes, personality

development programmes,

Soft Skill and religious

discourses.

NSS Camp

Blood Donation Camp

b. Independence & Republic Day Celebration:

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Every year our institute celebrates Independence Day on 15th August and Republic day on

26th January with great enthusiasm with great enthusiasm. Various cultural programmes, sport

events are organized on these occasions. At the end of programme snacks & tea is provided

to participants and guests.

c. Youth day participation: Every year our institute celebrates

Youth Day on 12th January. We

organize a big celebration by

inviting near by colleges and

schools to participate in this event.

Not only local schools and

colleges but we also invite reputed

institutes like HVPM, Amravati,

Indian Navy personals and

dignitaries.

:

Youth Day Programme

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10.31. (a) Ultra Modern Auditorium

The college has Ultra modern auditorium of Seating

Capacity 1200 with balcony.

Its features include –

Adequate pre-function area

State of the art interiors

Acoustical treatment for sound

Control

BOSE Sound System

Centrally Controlled lighting

Centralized Air Cooling System

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10.31. (b) Ultra Seminar Hall

The college has Ultra modern Seminar Hall (Capacity 250).

10.32 Scholarships & Awards (Students)

SSGMCE motivates and appreciates the youngsters by offering scholarships and awards

every year. It includes Merit and GATE Scholarships, Financial assistance for project and

research work, Sponsored funds for the needy students, Free Hostel and Mess facilities

to needy students, Awards to GATE Scorers and Best Projects.

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10.33 Awards:

Honoured with EDUCATION LEADERSHIP AWARD - Hindustan Unilever Limited presented

23rd Business School Affaire & Dewang Mehta National Education Awards - on 28th

November 2015 at Taj Lands End, Mumbai. The award is in recognition of Leadership,

development, innovation and industry interface of the institute.

Best IEEE Students Award

Best ISTE Students Award

BEST IT implementation Award

Outstanding Branch Counselor & Advisor Award 2002, IEEE, USA

Nuclear Fellowship Award of KSNRIM, Tsukubu, Japan

Excellent Teacher Award to Faculty from Shri Gajanan Shikshan Sanstha

Name of the Information Officer : Prof. Anil V. Patil

Designation : Registrar

Phone Number with STD Code : (07265) 252116

Fax Number with STD Code : (07265) 252346

Email : [email protected]


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