The Format for Annual Quality Assurance Report … The Format for Annual Quality Assurance Report...

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The Format for Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Name of the Institution: ADARSH COLLEGE OF ARTS & COMMERCE, KULGAON-BADLAPUR

Year of Report: 2011-12

Section A: Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards

quality enhancement (attach separate sheet if required).

Plan of action chalked out by IQAC -

1. A Meeting was conducted in November 2011 to decide the plan of quality maintenance and

sustenance. The NAAC Peer Team visit report was read out thoroughly. Accordingly the action

plan was decided as under –

a) Improvement in quality of teaching through teaching aids.

b) ICT methods to be used in teaching.

c) Improving students‟ participation in academic and extra-curricular activities.

2. It was realized that, Research and Development Cell will have to make stringent efforts to bring

out more research and consultancy.

3. Plan for optimum utilization of infrastructure was chalked out.

4. Plan for initiating new Need Based Programme such as programme for “Effective

Communication Skills”, Programme in Calculation and accounting skills and workshop on

„Income Tax‟ were also suggested for the next 2 years.

5. Plan for maintenance of college equipments and lab as good investment was being worked out &

accordingly a post of Lab Assistant is to be created newly in the college.

6. The college office administration is to be improved for self-financing courses.

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Section B: Details in respect of the following (attach separate sheet)

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution:

The Vision of our institute is to be socially oriented eminent educational institute nurturing talent and

advancing knowledge in a vibrant learning environment having quest for quality.

Social Orientation

Our institute is having strong bonding with the society. Various co-curricular and extra-curricular

activities are conducted by the institution to fulfill Social expectations.

Nurturing Talent

The institution strives to develop the skills of students by organizing various programmes of

personality development, giving impetus to the students to develop their hidden talent. All the

efforts are made to build their personality.

Advancing Knowledge

The institution supports both the time tested and modern methods of teaching to match the needs

of students. The institution provides support to the faculty for adopting innovative methods of

teaching for the benefit of the students through participation in co- curricular programme.

Vibrant Learning Environment

Recognizing the dynamic/ vibrant changes in the world around, the institution prepares the

student to take the challenges of technology and time. The congenial atmosphere in the college

enables student to enrich their knowledge.

VISION:

In accordance with its vision statement 'to be socially oriented eminent educational institute

nurturing talent and advancing knowledge in a vibrant learning environment having quest for

quality', the Adarsh College of Arts & Commerce strives to create and disseminate an atmosphere of

learning and research of a high academic, professional, ethical and ecological standard in which

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learners can gain knowledge and skills encompassing a wide range of disciplines, humanities,

languages and social sciences, commerce and management - which result in all round personality

development of the learners and enable them to fulfill the needs of industry and the society at large.

Accordingly, every year the performance by the students and the staff is a step towards betterment.

The College considers itself to be the best competitor of its own and strives consistently towards

betterment of its performance.

MISSION:

To impart quality educational services as per changing needs of the time.

Continuous efforts are taken to impart to learners, the knowledge and skills that are relevant to the

demands of the changing times. Encouragement is given to the faculty to adopt innovative methods

like PowerPoint presentation, use of transparencies (O.H.P.), mock interviews, field visits, Group

discussion, educational CD/VCD's show, etc. of teaching that will cater to the needs of learners at

various levels of study.

To make education all inclusive for students in and around Badlapur from socially

underprivileged classes.

The College has been recognized as a premiere institute of learning in the town, which can be seen

through the rush for admission to the college. The college gives preference to the first generation

learners who come from the economically and socially underprivileged classes of the society. The

students of Arts faculty are mainly from the nearby villages and from weaker sections of society.

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To transmit students’ potential capacity into Man-Making by encouraging them to learn in

competitive atmosphere.

Learners are regarded as the focal point of all activities and efforts are taken to adopt policies that

effectively meet their needs. Teachers impart skills which can translate into practical applications in

various spheres of life, viz. personal, professional and national. This supports curricular training with

co-curricular and extra-curricular activities which is aimed at all round personality development of

the learners. The college provides learner-centric academic and personal enrichment opportunities.

The learners are empowered to pursue their goals and are guided towards self-actualization.

To aim at making good citizens of India having deep rooted Indian Culture.

With the support of NSS and NCC activities, students are sensitized about social, ecological,

economic and political issues of India & are encouraged to find solutions that will benefit the whole

nation. Many of the social workers and eminent personalities from various fields are invited in the

institute for their interviews, felicitations and guiding lectures, like Smt. Sindhutai Sapkal (President

Award Winner), Dr. Abhay Bang (Social Worker) who encourage and guide the students to create

responsible citizens.

Reflection of Mission Statement

Our institution believes that the goal of education is the overall development of student‟s

personality so that they become better citizens of the society. As stated in our mission statement,

education is for man making and nation building.

`The college is a place of information dissemination, and also the centre for the development of

potential of the students. It is reflected through various activities that we undertake not only for

our students but also for the students belonging to various schools and the colleges in the

surrounding. Various activities of NSS and Women Development Cell aim at nurturing the talent

of the students.

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The college admits majority of students from the economically and socially underprivileged

classes of the society. The students of Arts faculty are mainly from nearby villages and from

weaker sections of society.

Institution organizes special guidance lectures for T.Y.B.A. and T.Y.B.Com. students to prepare

them for University Examinations and to excel in the chosen field of study. Similarly remedial

lectures for the students who have failed in F.Y. and S.Y. classes are also organized.

The college conducts wide range of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. The college

conducts State level and National level seminars with socially oriented views. The college

conducts programme for better outcome with various organizations and invite participation of

eminent personalities for programmes.

Our Goals and Objectives

I. To impart quality education in competitive spirit to all classes of students in the society in the

discipline chosen by them.

II. To provide opportunities enabling students explore their latent capacities for personality

development.

III. To prepare them for life by giving education „beyond classrooms‟ through extension and

association activities and development of skills.

IV. To imbibe Indian tradition, culture and value system in the minds of students.

V. To promote excellence through Educational innovative programmes.

VI. To promote discipline and punctuality, obedience and social commitment with patriotism.

Action initiated to realize the goals:

The institution appoints highly qualified faculty. Five of our faculty members have secured Ph.D.

degree and three faculty members are pursuing Ph.D.

Many of our faculty members are familiar with ICT techniques.

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The Faculty members regularly participate in the National and International level

Seminar/Conferences/Congress and present the research papers in keeping with the tradition of

active participation The Faculty members publishes their research articles in the Peer Reviewed

Journals.

A wide range of socially oriented activities „Beyond the Classroom‟ are organized through NSS

& Women Development Cell to attain social community development.

Every year „Regional Dress Day‟ competition is organized where each class represents one

particular Indian state to depict culture of that state including geographical features, festivals,

food habits etc. This year also the competition received overwhelming response from the

students.

To ensure and inculcate perfect discipline among students:

The Code of Conduct is displayed on every floor through laminated posters.

The information regarding Code of Conduct and Attendance is given through the Prospectus at

the time of admission.

This year marks the 150th Birth Anniversery of Ravindranath Tagore. Grabing this opportunity

the institution started the practice of having Jahan Man NirBhay Mastak Unnat (Gitanjali) as its

daily prayer.

At the beginning of the academic year the Principal delivers „Welcome Address‟ explaining rules

and regulations along with necessary information about curricular, co-curricular and extra-

curricular activities.

Parents meetings are conducted regularly. The dates are communicated to the parents through the

prospectus well in advance. In the parents meeting the Management, Principal and the faculty

members interact with the parents. Parents were informed about various programmes conducted

by the institution. Discussion was held on different issues and suggestions from parents are

invited.

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The students are encouraged to participate in the Seminars and Workshops organized by the

institution to broaden their horizon and give competitive edge to their personality.

The students were encouraged to participate in the intercollegiate cultural and sports competitions

organized by various colleges and institutions.

The institution annually organizes intra- and inter-collegiate cultural festival „HARMONY‟

which gives students an opportunity to exhibit their talent. The Annual Social Gathering was

organized in the month of December.

Various Associations and Departments organized the programmes to encourage the students in

being socially committed citizens.

To promote patriotism amongst students and community, institute organized Community Flag

Hoisting on the occasion of Independence Day and Republic Day at eight places in Badlapur.

Following activities and programmes were conducted to attain our goals and objectives

A Workshop on Interview Techniques:

We organized an Interview Technique Workshop and invited Mr. Manohar Sadekar, a well

known management professional to guide our students.

Women Development Cell.

Women Development Cell strives to empower the girl students in the college by

informing them about the challenges they have to face and to prepare them through training

programs and using examples of personalities.

The institution is organizing Matrudin for last four years. This year our theme for

Matrudin was „Kashtevina Phal Nahi‟ (One cannot succeed without striving). Smt. Sindhutai

Sapkal, an eminent social worker and winner of President of India Medal was invited as Chief

Guest. The highlight of the programme was the felicitation of two mothers who have taken great

efforts to raise their children.

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The institute also organized „Vhay Mi Savitri‟- a mono act was performed by Dr. Ujwala

Karande enlightening the students about life of Savitribai Phule.

Legal Info Cell:

Advocate Mrs. Pallavi Joshi, an eminent lawyer was invited by Legal Info Cell to deliver a

lecture on „Laws for Women‟ for the girl students.

Health and Counseling Cell:

Health and Counseling cell of our institution has helped the students by organizing programme

for this purpose. This year F.Y.B.Com students were counseled about examination stress through

the lecture „How to Control Fear and Anxiety? Counseling cell guides students regarding

preparation for examinations and other personal issues. An informative lecture on „Cancer

Awareness‟ by Dr. Vijay Gokhale was organized in the second term.

Career Guidance:

Institution organized a guidance lecture on the theme „Challenges of Competitive Examinations‟.

Mr. Samir Bhatkar, (Class-I Gazetted Officer of Maharashtra State) was invited to guide the

students about M.P.S.C and U.P.S.C. examinations. Mr. Anand Mapuskar, a well known career

counselor from Career Foundation, Mumbai was invited to guide the students about various

career options after graduation. The students having craze for drama and cinema were guided by

Sudhir Nandgaonkar, Chairman, Federation of Film Society.

Realization of Goals and Objectives:

Benefit of the students:

Our students get benefit of various schemes in 2011-12 as follows:

Sr.

No.

Schemes Total No. of

Students benefited

1 Fees Reimbursement 45

2 Group Insurance of Students 1610

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3 Book Bank Scheme 205

4 Scholarship SC 121

OBC 313

SBC 03

NT 34

ST 26

5 Freeship SC 100

OBC 98

SBC 04

NT 32

ST 04

Equity:

All the students are treated equally while implementing rules, regulations, discipline, decorum

and in maintaining various systems of the college. No discrimination either in approach or system

can be found at any time.

Self Development:

The Institute insists on self development of the students as our top priority. Institute organizes

personality development programme, interview technique workshops, entrepreneurship

development, workshop on investment, FOCUS (an inter-collegiate presentation competition).

Faculty members of Institute encourage the students to participate in various literary, theatrical

and cultural competitions. To write articles and get them published in our publications such as

Srujan (the college magazine), Asmita (handwritten magazine by Marathi Vangamaya Mandal),

Umang (Annual magazine of NSS Unit), Image (Annual magazine of Self Financed Unit),

Adarsh Mitra (yearly proto type newspaper of Journalism section of Y.C.M.O.U. Centre). We

publish Synectics a compilation of research papers presented by college faculty members at

various National & International Seminars/Conferences.

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Community and National Development:

The NSS and NCC units of the college organize various community and national development

programmes. NSS Unit organized Blood Donation Camp, Eye Check up Camp, distribution of

note books collected by our students among poor children in slum area, celebration of Rakhi

Pournima with children from slum areas and Seven day residential camp in Kanhor village. The

NSS Unit actively participated in survey under Save Energy Campaign, National Pulse Polio

Campaign and No Smoking Campaign. Community Flag Hoisting on Independence Day and

Republic Day is a major activity of NCC cadets and NSS volunteers.

Ecology and Environment:

As a part of curriculum we have Environmental Studies as well as Foundation Course I and II

papers at F.Y.B.Com. / B.A., S.Y.B.Com / B.A., F.Y.B.M.S. courses. We encourage our students

to prepare projects on environmental issues under the subject of Foundation Course II. The

environmental awareness is created among the students through Paryavaran Dakshata Manch

(Environment Awareness Association). The college has subscribed the journals on environmental

awareness such as Down To Earth.

Value Orientation:

The Institute believes in value education. Organization of value education programmes such as

Matrudin, Guru Pournima, Youth Day, National Security Day etc. are aimed at the same. The

eminent personalities are invited on these occasions to guide our students. Even the morning

prayer gives the students patriotic lessons. Our teachers emphasize on right values while

explaining various concepts. The values like honesty, integrity, patriotism, transparency in

dealings, commitment are imbibed through social campaign and teamwork.

Employment Opportunities:

The Institution prepares students for various employment avenues and makes available the

employment opportunities to them. Last year interview techniques workshop was organized. The

Institute organizes Campus Interviews in association with various corporate / business

organizations / Banks.

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ICT :

We have a fully equipped computer lab with internet facility and an Audio Visual Room with

multimedia facility. Our T.Y.B.Com students and the students of Self Financed Courses have

computer related subjects in their curricula. Our students use internet for their project works. Our

teachers use various audio visual techniques. They make power point presentations and also

encourage the students to prepare power point presentations.

Global and National Demands:

We conduct various activities to prepare our students to meet the demands of globalization. We

conducted workshops on entrepreneurship development, investment. We organized the seminar

on industry related topics and invited eminent industrialists as resource persons. We organized

industrial visit. We invited our alumni who have established themselves in various fields to share

their experience and motivate the students.

2. New Academic Programmes Initiated (UG and PG):

i. Centre for Research in Business Economics. The College is recognized as a Ph. D. Center

for Research in Business Economics by University of Mumbai.

3. Innovation in curricular design and transaction:

Members of the Teaching Staff hold various responsible positions on University Committees,

which enable them to contribute to important decisions in the teaching and learning process.

Dr. Vaidehi Dapatardar, Principal and Head, Dept of Economics is a member of Academic

Council and member of Faculty of Arts of University of Mumbai.

This year she was also appointed as a member of Committee for recommendations of Honours

Programme at UG and PG levels by Faculty of Arts of University of Mumbai.

Dr. Vaidehi Dapatardar was appointed as Convener of Expert Committees of University of

Mumbai.

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Dr. Vaidehi Dapatardar was nominated as Subject Expert on the Panel of Career Advancement

Scheme (CAS).

Dr. Shraddha Soman, Asso. Professor and Head, Dept. of Marathi is a member of Academic

Council and member of Faculty of Arts of University of Mumbai.

Dr. Shraddha Soman, Asso. Professor and Head, Dept. of Marathi was appointed as Convener of

Local Inquiry Committee of University of Mumbai.

Dr. Shraddha Soman was appointed as subject expert in Marathi on Selection Committee at

Goveli College, Goveli.

Dr. Shraddha Soman was appointed as Vice Chancellor‟s Nominee as subject expert on the

placement committee.

Mr. Mandar Thakur, Asst. Professor and Head, Dept. of History was appointed as member of

syllabus framing committee for M.A. History, programme based on Credit Based Grade System

which will be implemented from academic year 2012-2013.

Mr. Satish Pharate, Asst. Professor and Head, Dept. of Accountancy, was appointed as subject

expert in Accountancy on Selection Committee at Shivle College, Shivle, Murbad and Mutha

College, Kalyan.

The members of the Teaching Staff use innovative teaching methods to simplify the learning process

and make it more interactive and interesting. Students are techno savvy and many are well exposed

to use of email and websites. The question papers of the previous years are posted on college website.

Department of Economics:

To facilitate the teaching and make the subject interesting, the department used the methods such

as quiz, extempore review, surveys, projects and open book exams. Guest lecture series are also

arranged for students of T. Y. B.A. and T.Y.B.Com. to improve their performance at university

examinations. Debates for Competitive Analysis and understanding are organized at the class

level. The students of T.Y.B.A. conducted projects on rural development and S.S.I. &

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Entrepreneurship for their academic papers VI & IX. Assistance is given by library and the

teachers provide necessary guidance.

Department of Marathi:

Revised syllabus for Marathi Paper VIII for T.Y.B.A. was introduced during academic year 2011-

2012. Movies and documentaries based on the syllabus were shown to the students. The students

were encouraged to pick characters from drama from the syllabus and collect the information.

They were also encouraged to write assignments on various playwrights. The T.Y.B.A. students

were given the projects on book review, interviews of eminent personalities and data collection

on various issues. The question bank was provided to the F.Y., S.Y. students. Various articles and

newspaper cuttings were displayed on departmental notice board. ICT techniques were used as

teaching methods. The Guidance lectures for T.Y.B.A. students were arranged. The students were

sent to attend the workshop and various literary competitions.

Department of History:

Revised syllabus for History was introduced for S.Y.B.A. Paper. II and III and Re-revised

syllabus was introduced for F.Y.B.A. Paper I. The students of T.Y.B.A. were encouraged to

prepare power point presentations. Students undertook surveys for the completion of the projects

at T.Y.B.A. The home assignments were given to the F.Y.B.A. students to collect information on

social reformers. Documentaries were shown to the students. A collection of photographs of

Hampi (remains of Vijayanagara monuments) was shown to students. Various articles and

newspaper cuttings were displayed on department notice board. The question bank was provided

to the F.Y., S.Y. students. ICT were frequently used during lectures. The Guidance lectures for

T.Y.B.A. students were arranged.

Department of Commerce:

The T.Y.B.Com students were given assignment on their favorite advertisement whereby they

were asked to analyze critically those ads. The question bank in the subject of Export Marketing

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at T.Y.B.Com was e-mailed to the students. The newspaper cuttings and articles related to the

subject of MHRM at T.Y.B.Com were displayed on department notice board to invite debates &

discussion. Awareness is created among the students. Annual Reports of the various companies

were circulated among S.Y.B.Com. students to help them in actual documentation in the subject

of Company Secretarial Practice. F.Y. and S.Y.B.Com. students were encouraged to prepare

presentations.

Department of Accountancy:

Department created assignments and viva of T Y B Com students in the subjects of Financial

Accounting and Direct & Indirect Taxation. Students were encouraged to make PPT on any four

topics out of various given topics. The S Y B Com students were provided with online question

banks as well as offline question banks and PPT was made by the teachers of the department in

the subject of Financial Accounting, Taxation for T Y B Com students and in Business Law for S

Y B Com students.

Department of English:

Revised syllabi for Communication Skills in English (F.Y.B.A.) and Business Communication

(F.Y.B.Com.) are introduced during the Academic Year 2011-12. The students are given

assignments and projects. Tutorials are conducted for F.Y.B.Com students to encourage them to

improve their oral skills. They are given special guidance about how to appear for interviews and

group discussions.

Department of Humanities:

a) Subject of Psychology:

The students were given topics for discussion with sufficient time for preparation. Assistance was

provided for completion of assignments. The students were given counseling and guidance for

their better result & some kind of personal problems. The objective type question bank was

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provided to the students for Foundation Course Paper I for F.Y.B.A. and F.Y.B.Com. students.

Regular revisions were taken in the class.

b) Subject of Philosophy:

During academic year 2011-12, revised syllabus was introduced in the subject of Philosophy at

F.Y.B.A. The brain storming sessions, power-point presentations, question-.answer sessions and

quiz are used during teaching sessions. Assignments, projects are given to students. Students were

sent to participate in various competitions and they bagged prizes in various competitions.

c) Subject of Political Science :

Students are given assignments through which they can obtain knowledge of current political

scenario. Students are encouraged to participate in the group discussion on topics related to

current issues.

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started

Institute organized Matrudin Program, various seminars in association with N.S.S., Women

Development Cell & Staff Academic Forum.

5. Examination reforms implemented.

i. For F.Y. Classes Credit and Grading System is implemented as per university rules

ii. The examinations were conducted according to the pattern prescribed by the University.

iii. In-house exam paper printing is done to maintain secrecy

iv. Two class tests for each term for internal evaluation were commonly conducted.

v. For F.Y. B.A. & B. Com. Classes & T.Y.B.Com Classes two assignments were given for

internal evaluation.

6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.

Miss Salochana Nagdev faculty member passed SLET examination.

Ms. Babita Nagdev member passed SLET examination.

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Mr. Sanjay Dayare, ex- student passed SLET examination.

Mr. Santosh Nadar cleared his C.A.

7. Initiative towards faculty development programme.

Teacher pursuing Ph.D.

Sr.

No.

Name of the

teacher

Department Research

Guide

Year of Registration

University

1. Mrs. Sangeeta

Pande

Philosophy Dr. Shubhda

Joshi

June 2006 University of Mumbai

2 Mr. Mandar

Thakur

History Dr. Aravind

Ganachari

May 2009 University of Mumbai

3 Mr. Sandip

Bhele

Marathi Dr. Manohar

Surwade

April 2008 North Maharashtra

University

Faculty Improvement Programme:

1) Mrs. Sangeeta Pande, Dept. of Philosophy and Mr. Sandip Bhele, Dept. of Marathi were

sanctioned FIP by UGC.

Refresher Course:

Mr. Satish Pharate, Asst. Professor and Head, Dept. of Accountancy successfully completed

Refresher Course in Accountancy at CKT College, Panvel, organized by UGC Academic Staff

College, Mumbai University during 2-22nd

November, 2011.

Teachers as Conveners and Resource Persons:


Dr. Vaidehi Daptardar: Principal and Head, Dept. of Economics

Convener:

I. Convener of One Day UGC Sponsored National Seminar on „Ravindranath Tagore: Image

and Influences‟ held on 27th January 2012.

II. Convener of One Day UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on „Changing Taxation

Structure‟ held on 4th February 2012.

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III. Convener of One Day UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on „Role of Small and Medium

Enterprises in Economic Development in Post 2008 Recession Period‟ held on 27th

February 2012.

IV. Convener of Two Day UGC Sponsored National Seminar on „Emerging India: Will Pauper

or Prosper?‟ held on 2nd

and 3rd

March 2012.

V. Co-convener of „Anna Hazare Samaj Ratna Purskar‟ distribution programme.

Invitation as Resource Person:

I. Invited as the Chief Guest for Valedictory function of Library Week organized by Baharat

College, Badlapur in December 2011.

II. Invited to deliver Presidential Address at One Day University Seminar on „Economics of

Environment‟ organized by Bharat College, Badlapur in January 2012.

III. Delivered a speech on „Gandhian Relevance to Environmental Sustainability‟ as a panelist

at National Seminar organized by Gandhian Study Centre of Nagindas Khandwala College,

Malad in January 2012.

IV. Co-chairperson of one session at 32nd

Maharashtra Principals‟ Conference held in February

2012.

V. Invited as Chief Guest for Felicitation Function organized by Maharashtra State Labour

Welfare Association, Mumbai in March 2012.

VI. As a Panel Judge for Group Discussion Competition organized by Rotary Club,

Ambernath.


Dr. Shraddha S. Soman: Associate Professor and Head.

Convener:

I. Convener of Workshop on theme „How to be Smart Investor‟ organized by Consumer

Guidance Society of India and NSS Unit, University of Mumbai in association of Adarsh

College of Arts and Commerce, Kulgaon, Badlapur on 8th

August 2011.

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II. Convener of One Day workshop organized by Department of Marathi in association with

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Vangamayin Mandal on the theme „Technique of Novel Writing‟

on 3rd

October 2011.

III. Convener of workshop organized by Department of History on the theme „Introduction to

Archaeology‟ on 12th

October 2011.


I. Invited as resource person of a session at workshop on revised syllabus at T.Y.B.A.

Marathi Paper No. VIII organized by R.K.T. College, Ulhasnagar on 19th November 2011.

II. Invited as resource person to deliver a lecture at Badlapur High School, Badlapur Gaon on

the occasion of Marathi Bhasha Din commemorated on 27th February 2012.

III. Invited as resource person to deliver a talk on Girl Child Foeticide at Kamgar Kalyan

Bhavan, Kulgaon, Badlapur on 14th March 2012.

Guidance Lecture:

I. Invited to deliver Guidance Lecture on Paper V at T.Y.B.A. (Marathi) and on Paper II at

M.A. (Marathi) at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College, Mahad, Dist. Raigad on 17th February

2012.

II. Invited to deliver Guidance Lecture on Paper V at T.Y.B.A. (Marathi) at K. V. Pendharkar

College, Dombivli on 29th February 2012.

Mr. Sandip Bhele, Asst. Professor.

Participated as a Discussant in Two Day National Seminar on “Dalit Movement in India:

Reassessment of History and Present Situation” organized by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Studies Centre

of Moolji Jetha College, Jalgaon on 6th

& 7th March, 2012.


Mr. Mandar Thakur: Assistant Professor and Head

Coordinator of One Day Workshop on “Introduction to Archaeology” on 12th October 2011.

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Mr. Satish Pharate: Assistant Professor and Head.

Coordinator of One Day UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on 4th

February, 2012 at Adarsh

College on the theme „Changing Taxation Structure‟ organized by Department of Accountancy

and Commerce.

Invitations:

I. Invited as a Guest Lecturer on Financial Accounting and Auditing Paper III and Direct and

Indirect Taxation for T.Y.B.Com students at Shivle College, Shivle, Murbad.

II. Invited as a Judge for Seth Walchand Hirachand Memorial Elocution Competition at Bharat

College, Badlapur.

Department of Commerce:

Mr. Mandar Paranjape:

1) Coordinator of One Day UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on 27th

February, 2012 at Adarsh

College on the theme „Role of Small and Medium Enterprises in Economic Development in

Post 2008 Recession Period‟ organized by Department of Commerce.

2) Invited by Birla College to deliver guest lecture for T.Y.B.Com.


Dr. Manisha Patil:

Coordinator of One Day UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar on 27th January, 2012 at Adarsh

College on the theme „Ravindranath Tagore: Image and Influences‟ organized by Department of

Accountancy and Commerce.

Guidance Lecture:

Invited to deliver a special lecture for students of B.Ed. on Communication Skills at Seva Sadan‟s

College of Education, Ulhasnagar on 17th

February 2012.

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Mrs. Sangeeta Pande, Asst. Professor in subject of Philosophy


I. Chaired one session at the 28th

Conference of Maharashtra Tattvajnan Parishad held in

Parner, Dist. Ahmednagar, Maharashtra during 5th

to 7th

January 2012.

II. Invited to deliver a lecture on Upanishadatil Striya at Dombivli Brahmin Sabha on

occasion of International Women‟s Day on 9th March 2012.

III. Invited as a „Respondent‟ in the Seminar on „Philosophical Counseling: Dimensions and

Possibilities‟ on 20th

March 2012 organized by Department of Philosophy, University of

Mumbai.

Paper Presentation:


Dr. Vaidehi Daptardar:

I. Presented a research paper entitled as „Global Economic Crises of 1998 and 2008: A Behavioral

Financial Analysis‟ at the State Level Seminar organized by M.D. College, Parel on 6th

and 7th

February 2012.

II. Presented a research paper entitled as „Food Security for Equality‟ at National Seminar organized

by Poona College, Pune on 10th and 11

th February 2012.

III. Presented a research paper entitled as „Sustainable Human Development: Role of Higher

Education‟ at the Maharashtra Federation of Principal‟s 32nd

Conference held at R.D. National

College, Bandra on 18th

and 19th February 2012.

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IV. Presented a research paper entitled as „Globalization in Developing Countries: A Bane or a

Boon?‟ at State Level Seminar organized by Abasaheb Garware College, Pune on 25th

February

2012.

V. Presented a paper on „Globalised Emerging India: An Unfinished Agenda‟ jointly with Mrs.

Manasi Gore at National Seminar on 'Emerging India: Will Pauper or Prosper ?' organized by

Adarsh College of Arts & Commerce, Badlapur on 2nd

& 3rd

March 2012.


Dr. Shraddha Soman:

Presented a research paper entitled as „Jaywant Dalvi Yanche Kathalekhan (Jayawant Dalvi as

Story Writer‟ at workshop organized by R.K.T. College, Ulhasnagar on 19th

November 2011.


Mr. Mandar Thakur:

Presented a research paper entitled „Establishment of Students‟ Hostels on Caste Basis: Chhatrapati

Shahu‟s Way Towards Social Reform‟ at UGC Sponsored One Day National Level Conference on „A

study of 20th Century Socio-Cultural Reform Movements In India: Nature, Significance & Impact‟

organized by Pragati College, Dombivli on 1st February 2012.


Mr. Satish Pharate:

I. Presented a Paper on ‘Human Development’ in Two Day International Conference on the

„Cutting Edge Managerial Challenges and strategies in the new millennium‟ at IFFL

Management Institute, Lonavala on 11 & 12th February, 2012.

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II. Presented a paper on „Awareness and Proposals of SME To DIC‟ in One Day State Level

Seminar on „Role of Small and Medium Enterprises in Economic Development in Post 2008

Recession Period‟ at Adarsh College on 27th February, 2012.

III. Presented a paper „Role of E-Taxation in India‟ in Two Day National Seminar on „E-

commerce in India: Challenges and opportunities‟ at Birla College, Kalyan on 28 & 29th

February, 2012.

IV. Presented a paper on „IFRS Opportunities And Challenges For India‟ in One Day National

Seminar on „IFRS Opportunities and Challenges for India‟ at Pragati College, Dombivli on

3rd

February, 2012.

V. Presented a paper on „Corporate Governance with Special Reference To SEBI – Independent

Directors‟ in Two Day National Seminar on „Emerging Issues in Corporate Governance with

Specific Reference to Role of Auditors IFRS‟ at SK Somaiya College, Ghatkopar on 7 & 8th

February, 2012.

VI. Presented a paper on „Development of Strategies for Increasing Export Trade‟ at

International Seminar „International Economic and Cultural Relations in India‟ at K.M.

Agrawal College, Kalyan on 31st March 2012.


Dr. Manisha Patil

I. Presented a paper titled „Whispers of the Dead: Psychoanalytical Study of Ravindranath

Tagore‟s Short Stories‟ at UGC Sponsored One Day National Seminar on „Ravindranath

Tagore: Image and Influences‟ organized by Adarsh College, Badlapur on 27th January, 2012.

II. Presented a paper titled „Woes of Translation Method‟ at UGC sponsored One Day National

Seminar cum Workshop on „Communicative Language Teaching: Challenges & New

Dimensions‟ organized by Shree Narayan Guru College, Chembur on 24th February, 2012.

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Publications:



Released a book entitled as Changing Society-Changing Relationship‟ at the hands of

Dr. A.K.Patnaik, Chairman NAAC Peer Team in July 2011.

Published an article on 'Financial Innovations' in a book published by Himalaya Publication

House (ISBN) September 2011

Published an article on 'Food Security for Equality' in Proceedings (ISBN) of seminar.

A paper 'Reflection of Indian Foreign Policy : Comparison Between SAARC and ASEAN'

(Publication of paper is awaited in Research Drops -A Peer Reviewed International Journal)

Contributed study material for Institute of Distance and Open Learning (IDOL), University of

Mumbai at M.A. Economics Part I and II.


Mr. Mandar Thakur:

Published a research article Athavani Sanyukta Maharashtra Chalvalichya in book released by

S.B.College, Shahapur, Dist. Thane in February 2012.


Mr. Satish Pharate

I. Co-authored a book „TAXATION PAPER-III‟ (Direct Tax – I) for B.com with Accounting

and Finance Semester-V (ISBN 978-93-5051-093-3) Published by Himalaya Publishing

House, 1st Edition 2011

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II. Published a research article ‘Corporate Governance with Special Reference to SEBI –

Independent Directors‟ in the book (ISBN 978-93-81361-87-0) Published by Excel India

Publishers, 1st Impression: 2012 presented jointly with Prof. Suresh Chandratre of Swami

Vivekanand College.

III. Published a Research article titled as „Development of Strategies for Increasing Export Trade‟

(ISBN Publication awaited) on 31st March, 2012


Dr. Manisha Patil:

Published a research article entitled „Ravindranath Tagore‟s Pragmatic Vision of Indian Nationalism

in „The Home and the World‟, in Research Drop: A Peer Reviewed International Journal, Vol. I

September 2011, p. 41-46.

Participation:



I. Participated in National Seminar „Education for Innovation and Innovation for Education‟

organized by I.F.E.E.L. Pune on 4th January 2012

II. Participated in Two Day National Seminar organized by Women Development Cell,

University of Mumbai on „Sexual Harassment Among Women‟ on 6th & 7th January 2012

Dr. Shyamrao Kulkarni:

I. Participated in workshop held at Birla College on Revised syllabus of F.Y.B.A Economics

Paper –I (credit based system effect from year June -2011) on 28th June 2011.

II. Participated in 35th

Session of Marathi Arthashastra Parishad Adhiveshan at People's College,

Nanded during 7th

to 9th

Nov 2011.

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III. Attended 94th

Annual Conference of IEA at Bharti Vidyapeeth Campus, Pune during 27th to

29th Dec 2011

IV. Participated in Two Day UGC Sponsored National Seminar on 'Emerging India: Prosper or

Poupar?' in Adarsh College during 2nd

and 3rd

March -2012.


Dr. Shraddha Soman:

I. Participated in One Day work shop on revised syllabus of Marathi Compulsory and Marathi

Paper I (Semester Based Credit and Grading System) organized by K. V. Pendharkar

College, Dombivli in association with Board of Studies in Marathi.

II. Attended UGC Sponsored Two day National Seminar on 'Emerging India: Prosper or

Poupar?' organized by Adarsh College of Arts and Commerce, Kulgaon, Badlapur on 2nd

and

3rd

March -2012.

Mr. Sandip Bhele:

I. Participated in National Symposium on Humanism in Indian English, Hindi & Marathi

Literature‟ organized by Department of Languages of Bhusawal Arts, Science & P.O.

Nahata Commerce College, Bhusawal on 29th February 2012.

II. Participated in Interdisciplinary National Conference on „Gandhi Nehru and Sustainable

Development‟ organized by Dhanaji Nana College, Faizpur, Dist. Jalgaon on 19th

and 20th

March 2012.

Department of History

Mr. Mandar Thakur:

I. Participated in One Day work shop on revised syllabus of History Paper I (Semester Based

Credit and Grading System) organized by K. M. Agrawal College, Kalyan in association with

Board of Studies in History and Archaeology on 28th

June 2011.

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II. Participated in Workshop on theme „How to be Smart Investor‟ organized by Consumer

Guidance Society of India and NSS Unit, University of Mumbai in association of Adarsh

College of Arts and Commerce, Kulgaon, Badlapur on 8th

August 2011.

III. Attended Two Day International Seminar on theme „Krishnadevraya And His Times-

Cultural Perspectives‟ organized by K.R. Kama Oriental Institute, Mumbai, supported by

The Ministry of Culture, Government of India and The Luigi and Laura Dallapiccola

Foundation held on 7th and 8

th January 2012.

IV. Participated in UGC Sponsored 2nd

Annual Congress of Konkan Itihas Parishad organized by

Dnyansadhana College, Thane on 14th and 15

th January 2012.

V. Attended UGC Sponsored Two day National Seminar on 'Emerging India: Prosper or

Poupar?' organized by Adarsh College of Arts and Commerce, Kulgaon, Badlapur on 2nd

and 3rd

March 2012.


Mr. Satish Pharate:

I. Participated in One Day Workshop at KBP Hinduja College, Mumbai on „Credit Based

Grading System for F.Y. B.Com‟ on 25th July, 2011.

II. Participated in One Day National Level Seminar on „Ravindranath Tagore: Image and

Influences‟ in Adarsh College, Badlapur on 27th January, 2012.


Dr. Manisha Patil:

I. Attended UGC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on ‟From Script to Screen:

Convergence of Literature & Cinema‟ organized by St. Andrews College, Bandra on 9th &

10th September 2011.

II. Participated in UGC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on „Emerging India: Will It

Pauper or Prosper‟ organized by Adarsh College, Badlapur on 2nd

and 3rd

March 2012.

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Subject of Philosophy:

Mrs. Sangeeta Pande, Asst. Professor in subject of Philosophy

I. Attended the M.A. Syllabus Review Workshop (Credit/Semester) on 24th Nov.2011.

II. Participated in a lecture series organized by the Department of Philosophy, University of

Mumbai and sponsored by the Indian Council of Philosophical Research during 30th

Nov. and

1st Dec 2012.

Subject of Psychology:

Mrs. Daksha Halkare:

I. Attended One Day Workshop on F.C.I at Birla College, Kalyan.

II. Attended AIDS Awareness workshop.

Subject of Political Science:

Mr. Atmaram Bandal:

Attended Two Day Workshop on „Research Methodology‟ organized by University Department

of Civics and Politics, University of Mumbai.

Self Financing Courses:

Mr. Chinmay Bodas:

I. Attended Workshop on „CGPA System‟ at RKT College, Ulhasnagar.

II. Attended Workshop on „CGPA System‟ at L.S. Raheja College, Santacruz.

Mrs. Vaibhavi Parab:

Participated in One Day UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on „Changing Taxation Structure

In India‟ organized by Adarsh College, Badlapur on 4th February 2012.

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8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted:

Workshops Seminars

National Level State Level

02 02 02

i. Workshops: 1. One Day Workshop on Techniques of Marathi Novel Writing was

organized in association with Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Vangmayin

Abhyas Mandal, Nashik on 3rd

October 2011.

2. One Day Workshop on Introduction to Archaeology organized on

12th October 2011.

ii. Seminars:

1) National Level

i. One Day UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar on Ravindranath Tagore: Image and

Influence on 27th January 2012.

ii. Two Day UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Emerging India: Will Pauper or Prosper

on 2nd

and 3rd

March 2012.

2) State Level

i. One Day UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on Changing Taxation Structure in India

on 4th February 2012.

ii. One Day UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on Small and Medium Scale Enterprises

on 27th

February 2012.

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9. Research projects a) Ongoing b) Completed

a) Ongoing: Three MRP under UGC Scheme:

i) Minor Research Project of Rs. 40000/- to Dr. Vaidehi Daptardar, Principal

on theme Inclusive Growth and Food Security. (2010-12)

ii) Minor Research Project of Rs. 70000/- to Mr. Satish Pharate, Dept. of

Accountancy on theme „Socio Economic Survey of Badlapur MIDC.

(2010-12)

iii) Minor Research Project of Rs. 10000/- to Mrs. Daksha Halkare, Dept. of

Psychology on theme Behavioural Problem in childhood. (2010-12)

b) Completed: N. A.

10. Patents generated, if any Nil.

11. New collaborative research programmes

Two national and two state level Seminars were sponsored by University Grants Commission

Western region Pune

One Workshop was organized in collaboration with Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Vangmayin

Abhyas Mandal, Nashik.

Two Workshop s were organized in collaboration with Securities Exchange Board of India

and Consumer Guidance Society.

Film shows are organized in association with Federation of Film Societies.

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12. Research grants received from various agencies

Sr.

No.

Agency Particulars of Grant Amount Period

1 UGC 11th

Plan - College Development 360000 2011-12

2 UGC 11th

Plan - Merged Scheme 540000 2011-12

3 UGC 11th

Plan - Additional Assistance 2106000 2011-12

4 UGC Changing Taxation Structure 67000 2011-12

5 UGC Small Scale Enterprise Economics 55000 2011-12

1. Research Grants Received from UGC for academic year 2010-2012 for Three MRP.

2. Additional Assistance Scheme under 11th

plan

3. College Development fund under 11th plan

4. Merged Scheme under 11th

plan.

13. Details of research scholars

1) Teachers as research Guide

Dr. Vaidehi Daptardar is recognized as Guide for Ph.D. in Business Economics

2) Teacher as Research Scholar:

Mrs. Sangeeta Pande, Asst. Professor in the subject of Philosophy granted FIP under UGC

scheme.

Mrs. Sandip Bhele, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Marathi granted FIP under UGC scheme.

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor –

N/A

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15. Honors/Awards to the faculty: National and International

Dr. Vaidehi Daptardar was awarded „ACHARYOTTAM Puraskar‟ by The Education Society,

Ambernath in recognition of outstanding contribution in field of education. (Jan. 2012)

She was felicitated by Rotary Club of Badlapur Industrial Area for enormous contribution in the

field of Education. (July 2011)

She was felicitated by Dombivli Nagari Sahakari Bank on the occasion of „International

Women‟s Day‟ in recognition of service to the society. (March 2012)

16. Internal resources generated

Registration Fee For Seminars & Workshops Rs. 77750/-

Fines Rs. 2600/- (Late Fees)

Library Fine of Rs. 1914/-

Endowment Prizes Rs. 18471/-

Fees from outsiders for use of Library Rs. 500/-

17. Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP, COSIST (ASSIST)/DST,

FIST, and other programmes – N/A

18. Community services

i. The College organized various programmes such as medical checkup, blood donation

camp, adoption of slum area, distribution of note books collected by students among

the poor and needy school children, N.S.S. students and teachers participated in

programme organized on the occasion of rakhi paurnima.

ii. NCC cadets and NSS volunteers participated in Community Flag Hoisting on

Independence Day and Republic Day.

iii. The NSS unit participated in Pulse Polio Immunization Program in association with

Kulgaon Badlapur Municipal Corporation four times.

iv. The students performed street play on AIDS awareness on International AIDS day.

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v. Dr. Shraddha Soman, Head Department of Marathi, delivered speech on the occasion

of World Women‟s Day on „Girl Child Foeticide‟.

vi. Mrs. Daksha Halkare, Assistant Professor, gave lecture at Badlapur High School on

„How to Study Effectively‟.

vii. Mr. S. V. Daptardar a visiting faculty corporate rendered One Day Service to the

Vatsalya Trust, Neral in organization of Camp for girl students.

19. Teachers and officers newly recruited

Teaching Staff

1. Dr. Manisha Patil , Department of English. Date of appointment is 18th

June 2011 as a full

time Assistant Professor.

2. Mr Laxmikant Satpute (Librarian)

For Self Financing Department

1) Mr. Chinmay Bodas, Fulltime

2) Mrs. Poonam Shukla --"--

3) Mr. Santosh Nadar --"--

4) Ms. Vaibhavi Parab --"--

5) Mr. Raj Angdi, Visiting

6) Mr. Dinesh Wadekar Visiting

7) Ms. Jagruti Thombare Visiting

8) Ms. Aditi Pendharkar Visiting

9) Ms. Prajakta Thombare Visiting

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Non-Teaching Staff –

Mrs. Vijaya Bhoir On yearly contract

Mrs. Jasmin Marathe __"__

Mr. Harish Pawar __"__

20. Teaching Non-Teaching staff ratio

Teaching Staff Non Teaching Staff

Total No. 14 10

Ratio with each other 1: 0.71

Ratio with students 1: 114 1: 160

21. Improvements in the library services

Full Computerization of Library is under process. OPAC System is already installed and students

are making its optimum utilization.

Library Collection

Library collection details are as follows - (till 15th March 2012)

Type Numbers added in this year

(2011-2012)

Total Number of Books

Book 1346 14642 (up to 30th April)

Periodicals (List attached ) 19 81

CD/DVD 12 68

News paper 01 (Financial Express) 14 (7English & 7Marathi)

Maps 00 26

Bound Volume 10 270

Paper Clipping file 04 (Competitive Exam., Carrier

Guideline Articles, Employment News)

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Library Budget

Library has purchased books amounting to Rs. 5,36,800/-

Periodicals subscribed and renewal amount of Rs. 39,567/-

Sanctioned amount :

UGC Grant Rs. 2,00,000/-

Merged Amount Rs. 1,35,000/-

from UGC XIth

plan under various schemes for books and journals.

Library services:-

Details of various library services provided are as follows:-

Sr. No. Service Details

1 Document Delivery Relevant & up-to-date articles, documents &

information are provided to teachers, learners &

research scholars. Special Reader Service is

provided to the former staff members, alumni and

outsiders / visitors.

2 Publisher‟s Catalogues Publishers‟ catalogues are made available to

faculty members for better selection of library

material. Publishers‟ catalogues are received

through post, e-mail, and sales executives. They

are also downloaded from the internet.

3 Periodicals Around 81 periodicals on various subjects are

subscribed by the library. The back issues of

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periodicals are bound together in the form of

volume for future reference. They are especially

beneficial to the PG students & research scholars.

4 Book Review Book reviews published in newspapers,

magazines and journals are displayed on notice

board.

5 Clipping Paper clippings related new inventions & research

in various subjects; employment news, career

guidance and current affairs are displayed on

notice board.

6 Reference List of reference books are displayed on notice

board and references are provided to students

/readers on demand.

7 Book Exhibition New arrivals are displayed on display rack.

8 Internet Internet facility is provided on demand to

readers/students.

9 OPAC (Open Public Access

catalogue)

OPAC service is provided to library readers to

search books by title, author & subject.

10 Reprographic Photocopies of reference materials are provided at

minimum charges.

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Computerization of Library

Library has 3 computer terminals for library process and OPAC service.

The library is getting fully computerized with College Library Software & for updating

entries of books, periodicals, CD/DVD‟s entry etc.

22. New books / journals subscribed and their cost.

Total No. Amount

New Books (2011-2012) 1403 Rs. 2,12,394/-

New Journals Subscribed (2011-2012) 017 Rs. 29,567

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action taken on

student feedback.

1) The written suggestions regarding improvements in teaching received from the students

through the suggestion box were considered and necessary action was taken.

2) For Department of Self Financing Courses, feedback is collected class wise and teacher wise

every year. The Principal advised teachers as regards to improvements required based on

students feedback.

24. Feedback from stakeholders:

See Annexure –I

25. Unit cost of education.

Total Expenditure 25820099

---------------------- = Unit Cost -------------- = 140260.93

No of Students 1610

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26. Computerization of administration and the process of admission and examination result,

issue of certificates.

The college office, especially admission, examination and accounts is fully computerized.

The examination section is fully equipped with computerized system. The computer generated

hall-tickets and mark sheets are issued. Question paper printing is done through copier machine at

college itself to maintain the confidentiality.

27. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

The work of Language Lab is in process. The newly developed garden has changed the

total ambience of the college entrance. Addition of instruments & equipments has further

upgraded.

28. Technology up-gradation.

Computerization of Accounts and Administration

Installation of waistband amplifier for Class Rooms

Electronic interactive white board

Color Laser Printer

Laser Pointer

Portable PA System for outdoor performance especially for NSS students for street play

performance.

29. Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non-teaching staff and students

Computer Lab is having 25 well equipped and advance versioned P.C.s with internet facility

is provided to the students.

The teachers as well as students make extensive use of the computers for making power point

presentations, preparing seminar papers and projects as well as for reference work by surfing

the internet.

All the departments are equipped with computers and laser printer.

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30. Financial aid to students

Almost 60% students come from rural area. Efforts are made to provide them financial assistance

under the following scheme.

i. Scholarships and Free ships under Central and State Govt. Schemes.

ii. Student‟s Welfare Fund (College initiative)

iii. Book Bank Scheme for Backward Class Students.

iv. Fee Reimbursement Scheme for economically backward Students.

v. Group Insurance Scheme for all the students. (College level initiatives)

vi. Open merit scheme (Govt.)

vii. Payment of fees by the teacher.

31. Activities and support from the Alumni Association

Alumni Association exists in our institution.

Mr. Shriram Samudra, President, Alumni Association delivered a lecture on „Investment‟ for the

students.

Institute invited alumni to share their experience and motivate the students.

Some alumni of the college are working with media and entertainment industry. This provides

our students an opportunity to interact with famous personalities from industry to reap benefits.

Alumni of most of the departments are holding good position in industry. They visit the

departments to interact with the current students and guide them about the current trends in the

industry.

32. Activities and support from the Parent -Teacher Association

Every year minimum two Parents Meetings are organized. This year a special parent meeting was

held to communicate the newly introduced credit and grading system.

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Parents are invited for discussion or counseling in order to find solutions to the problems faced by

their ward.

33. Health services

Institute has Health and Counseling Cell to help the students.

This year Blood donation camp, Blood group and Hemoglobin checking camp were organized in

association with Nair Hospital Blood Bank, Mumbai.

Eye check up camp was organized under 20-20 vision UNESCO programme in association with

Janmada Medical Foundation, Badlapur.

A lecture was organized on „Cancer Awareness‟ by Dr. Vijay Gokhale, a retired officer from Tata

Institute, Mumbai.

34. Performance in sport activities

The College has a well equipped gymkhana with adequate space and sports equipments. Institute

has a very large ground for outdoor games too. Students take advantage of this ground for

practice. Institute appoints professional coaches to train the students for various games.

Our students participated in various sport events. Following are some of the remarkable

achievements:

Ms. Mokshada Kalmetar (M.A. Part II):

I. Won Gold Medal at 25th Maharashtra State Men‟s and Women‟s Taekwondo

Championship held at Panvel during 21st and 22

nd January 2012.

II. Won Gold Medal at University of Mumbai Inter-collegiate Taekwondo

Championship held on 6th February 2012 at Dombivli, Dist. Thane, Maharashtra.

III. Won Bronze Medal at 30th Senior National Men‟s and Women‟s Taekwondo

Championship held at Delhi during 15th

to 17th February 2012.

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IV. Participated in All India Inter University Taekwondo Championship held at Manipur

during 24th to 28

th February 2012.

Mr. Satish Rakte (SYBBI)

I. Secured Third Place in University of Mumbai Inter-collegiate Cross Country

Tournament (12 ½ km) held at Mahad, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra and selected for

National Level Inter University Tournament.

II. Secured Fourth Place in Raigad District Cross Country Tournament (8 km) held at

Panvel.

III. Secured First Place in Thane District Cross Country Tournament (8 km) held at

Ambernath.

IV. Secured Second Place in Kalyan-Dombivli „Varsha Marathon‟ (12 ½ km).

V. Secured First Place in Badlapur „Varsha Marathon‟(10 km)

VI. Participated in National Level Inter University Cross Country Tournament held at

Rohtak, Haryana.

Mr. Ravi Sawant (TYBMS)

I. Won First Prize in Chess at Inter Collegiate Tournament „PRIDE 2011‟ organized

by Pragati College, Dombivli, Dist. Thane, Maharashtra during 23rd

and 24th August

2011.

II. Won First Prize in Chess at Inter Collegiate Tournament „ASHWAMEDH 2011-

2012‟ organized by VPM College, Neral, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra.

III. Won First Prize in Chess at Inter-collegiate Tournament organized by NES Ratnam

College, Bhandup, Mumbai, Maharashtra.

IV. Won First Prize in Anti Chess at Inter-collegiate Tournament organized by K. M.

Agrawal College, Kalyan, Dist. Thane, Maharashtra.

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V. Won Second Prize in Chess at Inter-collegiate Tournament organized by K. M.

Agrawal College, Kalyan, Dist. Thane, Maharashtra.

VI. Won First Prize in Chess at Inter-collegiate Tournament organized by B.N.N.

College, Bhiwandi, Dist. Thane, Maharashtra.

35. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons

Cash awards are given to the sportspersons.

College provides sports kit and T.A., D.A. to the students who participate in various

competitions.

Students who represent the college in various sports are unable to attend classes regularly due

the demands of their training schedule and competitions. The teachers provide them extra

guidance in their studies whenever required to complete for lost learning.

36. Student achievements and awards

a) Academics :

List of the number of students who secured First Class at Graduation and Post Graduation

Level in the Examinations held in April 2011.

Sr. No. Graduation No. of students

1 T.Y.B.A. (Economics) 14

2 T.Y.B.A. (History) 08

3 T.Y.B.A. (Marathi) 02

4 T.Y.B.Com. 40

5 T.Y.B.B.I. 16

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b) Achievements in Cultural Competitions:

Event - University of Mumbai’s 44th

Youth Festival: Zone IV Group

I. The College bagged First Prize in Folk Dance category.

II. Mr. Makarand Ghanekar, of S. Y. B. Com. won First Prize in Percussion category

for his performance on 'Tabla'. (Instrument Playing)

III. Mr. Mayur Umavane, of M.A. Part II won Consolation Prize in 'On The Spot

Painting' competition.

IV. Mr. Nikhil Betkar, of M.A. Part II won Consolation Prize in Rangoli competition.

Event: HARMONY 2011:Inter Collegiate Cultural Festival organized by Adarsh

College

PEN DOWN YOUR IDEAS : Ms. Jadhav Shital : Second Prize

SLOGAN COMPETITIONS : Ms. Jadhav Shital : First Prize

SCRIPT READING : Ms. Bhavarthe Shraddha : Second Prize

EXTEMPORE SPEECH : Ms. Vishe Sudeshna : First Prize

Ms. Bhavarthe Shraddha : Second Prize

TERA SUR MERA SANGEET : Mr. Muthe Harshad : First Prize

Ms. Sonje Snehal : Second Prize

SOLO FUSION DANCE : Mr. Patil Rohit : First Prize

BEST OUT OF WASTE : Ms. Joshi Tejaswini : First Prize

HAIR STYLE : Ms. Thakare Nita : First Prize

POSTER MAKING : Mr. Valanju Siddhesh : First Prize

: Ms. Mane Shweta : Second Prize

PAINT T SHIRT : Ms. Rane Kirti : First Prize

CAP PAINTING : Mr. Kadam Kunal : First Prize

EGG SHELL PAINTING : Mr. Kadam Kunal : Second Prize

SALAD DECORATION : Ms. Jamdare Aparna : First Prize

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: Ms. Penkar Sayali : Second Prize

RECIPE COMPETITION : Ms. Bhoir Bhagyashree : Second Prize

TRADITIONAL RANGOLI : Ms. Pathak Poonam : Second Prize

NON TRADITRIONAL RANGOLI: Ms. Ingle Priya : First Prize

AD MAD SHOW : Adarsh College : First Prize

GROUP DANCE : Adarsh College : First Prize

STREET PLAY : Adarsh College : First Prize

The Excelsior Dawn: Inter Collegiate Cultural Festival organized by K.B. College,

Thane.

I. The College group won First Prize in SKIT Competition.

II. Mr. Prafulla Mahgaonkar, SYBBI won First Prize in Instrumental Music for

performance on 'Guitar'.

GANDHARVA 12: Inter Collegiate Cultural Festival organized by Joshi-Bedekar

College, Thane.

I. Mr. Yash Deshmukh, SYBBI and Mr. Prathamesh Lakhote, FYBBI won Gold Medal

in Quiz Competition.

II. Mr. Vedant Thatte won Consolation Prize at Foodie Competition.

c) Achievements in Literary Competitions:

I. Ms. Shraddha Bhavarthe (F.Y.B.A.) and Ms. Sudeshna Vishe (T.Y.B.A.) won First

Prize and Second Prize respectively at District Level Elocution Competition

organized by Thane District Cooperative Board.

II. Ms. Manjusha Deshmukh (M.A. Part II) won First Prize in State Level Essay

Competition (Mumbai Region) organized by Yashwantrao Chavan Pratishthan, Nav

Maharashtra Yuva Abhiyan and Directorate of Higher Education, Maharashtra.

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III. Ms. Sheetal Jadhav (T.Y.B.A.) won Second Prize in Elocution Competition organized

by Dnyansadhana College, Thane.

‘Symposium (Philosophy Fest) organized by University Dept. of Philosophy, University

of Mumbai on 23rd

and 24th

January 2012.

I. Mr. Sagar Chavan (S.Y.B.A.) secured First Prize and Ms. Sonali Lale (S.Y.B.A.)

secured Consolation Prize in Essay Competition. Ms. Harshada Bhosale (S.Y.B.A.)

and Ms. Shraddha Bhavarthe (F.Y.B.A.) received participation certificates.

II. Mr. Vilas Kadali, (F.Y.B.A.), Mr. Sagar Chavan (F.Y.B.A.) received participation

certificate in Poetry competition.

III. Ms. Harshada Bhosale (S.Y.B.A.) received participation certificate in Round Table

and Cultural Programme.

d) Achievements in Sports:

Ms. Mokshada Kalmetar (M.A. Part II):

Sr.

No.

Name of the Competition Date Place Prize/Award/

Medal

1 State Men‟s and Women‟s

Taekwondo Championship

2012 Panvel Gold Medal

2 25th University of Mumbai Inter-

collegiate Taekwondo

Championship

2012 Dombivli,

Dist. Thane

Gold Medal

3 30th Senior National Men‟s and

Women‟s Taekwondo

Championship

2012 Delhi Bronze Medal

4 All India Inter University

Taekwondo Championship

2012 Manipur Participation

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Mr. Satish Rakte (SYBBI)

Sr.

No.


Medal

1 University of Mumbai Inter-

collegiate Cross Country

Tournament (12 ½ km)

2011 Mahad,

Dist. Raigad

Third Place

2 Raigad District Cross Country

Tournament (8 km)

2011 Panvel First Place

3 District Cross Country

Tournament (8 km)

2011 Ambernath First Place

4 „Varsha Marathon‟ (12 ½ km). 2011 Kalyan-

Dombivli

Second Place

5 „Varsha Marathon‟(10 km) 2011 Badlapur First Place

6 National Level Inter University

Cross Country Tournament

2011 Rohtak Participation

Mr. Ravi Sawant (TYBMS)

Sr.

No.


Medal

1 Chess at Inter Collegiate

Tournament „PRIDE 2011‟ 2011 Dombivli, Dist.

Thane, First Prize

2 Inter Collegiate Tournament

„ASHWAMEDH 2011-2012‟ 2011 Neral, Dist.

Raigad First Prize

3 Chess at Inter-collegiate

Tournament organized 2011 Bhandup First Prize

4 Anti Chess at Inter-collegiate

Tournament 2011 Kalyan, Dist.

Thane First Prize

5 Chess at Inter-collegiate

Tournament 2011 Kalyan, Dist.

Thane Second Prize

6 Inter-collegiate Tournament 2011 Bhiwandi, Dist.

Thane, First Prize

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37. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling unit

The lectures were organized for counseling of students by Guidance and Counseling unit.

38. Placement services provided to students

The notices were displayed and students enrolled their names with placement cell. The placement

interviews were conducted by HDFC Bank and DNS Bank for T.Y.B.Com. and T.Y. B.B.I

students. Other companies, firms conducted placement interviews were Wipro, Sagar Investments

and Rotary Club of Badlapur Industrial Area.

39. Development programmes for non-teaching unit

Mrs. Manasi Oak, Senior Clerk participated in Two Days National Seminar organized by Women

Development Cell, University of Mumbai on 'Sexual Harassment Among Women' on 6th & 7

th

January 2012.

40. Good practices of the institution

College starts with daily prayers.

Thanks giving letters are given for contribution / service to the institute.

Increasing use of ICT in teaching learning process.

Use of alternate teaching methods like group discussions, debates and paper presentations as

well as field visits and industrial visits.

Children appreciation fund.

Encouragement to teachers to get benefit of Faculty Development Programme of UGC along

with duty leave and registration fees of the seminars & workshop.

Support for teachers to take up major and minor research projects.

Financial assistance is provided to needy and deserving students.

Encouragement to the students to participate in sports, cultural and other co-curricular

activities for their personality development.

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Enriched support to the students with Health and Counseling Cell, Legal Info. Cell, Women

Development Cell provides information and guidance to the students.

Promoting interaction among students with experts and professionals from the industry and

enriching learning through guest lectures and seminars.

Some other practices:

i. Felicitation of Staff Members and Meritorious Students on Gungaurav Din

ii. Endowment and cash prizes for meritorious students are instituted.

iii. Celebration of Gurupournima Utsav.

Organization of Matrudin is established tradition in the institute. This year our theme

for Matrudin was „Kashtevina Phal Nahi‟ (One cannot succeed without striving). Smt.

Sindhutai Sapkal, an eminent social worker and winner of President of India Medal was

invited as Chief Guest. The highlight of the program was the felicitation of two mothers

who have taken great efforts to raise their children.

iv. Satyanarayan Pooja organized by Staff Welfare Comm. every year.

v. Institute publishes annual journals and magazine namely

1) Srujan 2) Asmita 3) Umang

4) Synectics 5) Image 6) Adarsh Mitra.

vii) Meticulous selection of Mr. Adarsh and Ms. Adarsh competition to adjudge overall

personality development.

viii) Institute organizes unique Regional Dress Day competition.

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41. Linkages developed with National/International, academic/research bodies

Sr. No. Institution Nature of Association Department

1 British Council Library Member English, Philosophy,

Psychology, Politics,

History.

2 Federation of Film Societies of

India

Registered Member Marathi, English

3 Pillai Institute of Management

and Research

Director as Seminar

Resource Person

BBI, BMS

4 Gokhale Institute of Economics

and Politics, Pune

Director as Seminar

Resource Person

Economics, Politics,

History.

5 Vishwabharati University Resource Person at

National Seminar

Marathi, English

6 Pondicharry University Ex- Vice Chancellor as

Seminar Resource

Person.

Economics

7 Janmada Medical Foundation Eye check up camp NSS, Student Aid

Fund

8 Rotary Club of Badlapur

Industrial Area

Regular affiliation. NSS, Commerce

Association

9 Kulgaon-Badlapur Municipal

Council

Permanent linkages. NSS

10 D.N.S. Bank Placement Placement Cell

11 Wipro Placement Placement Cell

12 HDFC Placement Placement Cell

13 Maharashtra Sahitya Parishad,

Pune

Member Marathi

14 Mumbai Marathi Granth

Sangrahalaya, Naigaon, Mumbai

Member Marathi

15 Asiatic Society Member History

16 K.R. Cama Oriental Institute Member History

17 Maharashtra State Archives,

Mumbai

Member History

18 MEDC Life Member Economics

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19 Marathi Arthshastra Parishad Life Member Economics

20 Indian Society of Agricultural

Society

Life Member Economics

42. Action taken Report on the AQAR of the previous year

N. A.

43. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add.

The Institute is accredited B Grade with CGPA 2.78 on 16th Sept. 2011

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Section C: Outcomes achieved by the end of the year (attach separate sheet if required)

1. Academic activities have been conducted as per the expectation of the Academic bodies &

University of Mumbai and Teaching Calendar announced in the beginning of the year as per the

plans.

2. All the Seminars / Conferences as planned were conducted in a very well manner which can be

substantiated by the Feedback of the delegates and visitors.

3. Through out the year ample opportunities were created for the students to develope the capacity

by organizing various activities. Student responded well to such appeal.

4. The University of Mumbai embarked upon new system of Examination based on Credit-Grading

for the first year Classes from 2011. The same was implemented in our College.

5. Two teachers/staff members were relieved on Faculty Improvement Programme of UGC to

enable them complete their Ph.D. work as early as possible. Accordingly they are likely to

submit their thesis during 2012-13.

6. There is optimum utilization of college infrastructure and facilities. The students are using IT lab

for Projects and AV Room is used for seminar / conference & for presentation of the students.

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Section D: Plans of the HEI for the next year.

1. Themes of International/ National/ State Level Seminars to be organized in 2012-2013.

i. Swami Vivekanand: A visionary.

ii. Cooperative Movement in Globalized India: Relevance and Significance

iii. Service Sector in India: Significance and Prospects.

iv. Problems and Prospects of Reality Sector in India.

v. Yashwantrao Chavan: An Unforgettable Leader of Independent India.

2. Improvement in the infrastructure by Expansion buildings through of Extension and Administrative

Wings

3. Emphasis on Techno aided Teaching System.

4. Initiating „Personal Library Scheme for Staff.

5. Conducting of survey by students beyond the classroom. Following surveys to be conducted by the

college.

i. Employment Potentials of Co-operative Housing Society' is to be conducted by NSS Unit.

ii. 'Performance Evaluation of Self Help Group in Kulgaon-Badlapur Area' is to be conducted by

WDC.

iii. 'Development of Badlapur and Conservation of Water Resources in Terms of Natural Wells' is to

be conducted by Dept. of Economics and Environmental Studies.

6. Better Involvement of students in Quality Initiatives for Result Improvement, Faculties use and Social

bonding.

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7. Implementation of Credit Grading for S.Y. & M.A.- M.Com first year learners from 2012-13.

8. To start 'Academic Audit' for the college.

9. To establish Center for studies in Swami Vivekanand under EPOCH making thinkers scheme of UGC.

10. A Plan to start Communication Skills Programme.

11. M.B.A. of YCMOU-A programme in Distance Learning.

12. One Workshop / Seminar by IQAC-NAAC with support of NAAC sponsorship.

13. Workshop on „Reforms in Examinations‟ for college teachers.

(Dr. Shraddha Soman) (Prin.Dr. Vaidehi Daptardar)

Name & Signature of the Name & Signature of the

Coordinator IQAC Chairperson, IQAC

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Annexure - I

(Ref. Point No. 24)

2011-2012

Feedback from stakeholders:

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efo. 15.07.2011

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yeoueeHetj ³esLes ³esC³ee®ee ³eesie Deeuee. efJeÐeeLeea Je

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Peeuee. DeeHeu³ee mebmLes®eer GÊejesÊej Òeieleer JneJeer ner F®íe !

veebJeeÒeceeCes®e DeeHeues keÀe@uespe Je mebmLee DeeoMe&

JneJeer.“ GOojsle Deelceveelceevece veelceeveced DeJemeeo³esle!

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ceneefJeÐeeue³e, [eWefyeJeueer efo. 15.07.2011

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Dee. efMe. ceb[Ueuee efouesu³ee menkeÀe³ee&yeÎue Oev³eJeeo!

ceneefJeÐeeue³e GÊejesÊej Òeieleer HeLeeJej jenes ner MegYes®íe.

Òee®ee³ee&, ÒeeO³eeHekeÀ Je efJeÐeeL³ee¥vee MegYes®íe.

Þeer. o. cee. kegÀuekeÀCeea, ceepeer efJeMJemle, Dee. efJe. Òe.

mebmLee, kegÀUieebJe.

Deepe efoveebkeÀ 20.07.2012 jespeer je<ì^er³e mesJee ³eespevee,

meuueeieej meefceleer meom³e cnCetve meYesuee npesjer efoueer Demelee

³eespeves®eer meefJemlej ceeefnleer efceUeueer. Òee. Deefveme ®eewOejer

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³eebveer GodyeesOekeÀ ceeefnleer efoueer, meJe& ³eespevesle peemleerle

peemle menYeeie osC³eeme efveef½ele®e DeeJe[sue.

cee. Þeer. meceerj YeeìkeÀj, jepeHeef$ele DeefOekeÀejer, ceneje<ì^

Meemeve efo. 23.07.2012

meeceeefpekeÀ Meem$e ceb[Ue®ee ne SkeÀ mlegl³e GHe¬eÀce Deens. ³ee

GHe¬eÀcee®eer J³eeHleer DeMeer®e Jee{ueer lej yeoueeHetj ns þeCes

efpeu¿ee®es meebmke=ÀeflekeÀ Je Jew®eeefjkeÀ ceensjIej nesT MekeÀles.

Þeerceleer ÞeOoe meesceCe ce@[ce Je ceboej mejeb®es ³ee yeÎue keÀjeJes

ueeieCeejs keÀewlegkeÀ keÀceer He[sue Demes Jeeìles. ³ee mebHetCe&

GHe¬eÀceeuee neefo&keÀ MegYes®íe!

Capt. Ashish Damle, Corporator Kulgaon-Badlapur Municipal Council Dt. 30.07.2011

Thanks a lot for providing us with all the assistance and a great help for making our city tobacco

free.

Mr. Lokesh V. Jaw dt. 08.08.2011

Superb facilities and great attitude by all the people at institution. Really appreciate student

participation in the Workshop “How to be a Smart Investor" to come here again and again.

Congrats and thank you for allowing us to be part of the Seminar.

cee. Þeer. efJevee³ekeÀ keÀeUs, keÀe³e&keÀlee&, meceLe& Yeejle

J³eemeHeerþ efo. 10.08.2011

mJe®ílee Je efJeefJeOe GHe¬eÀce keÀewlegkeÀemHeo. yeesOeJeekeÌ³e

KetHe®e DeeJe[ues DeMeer®e Òeieleer nesle jenes.

cee. Þeer. meblees<e DeeokeÀ, DeO³e#e, efo Sp³egkesÀMeve meesmee³eìer,

DebyejveeLe efo. 10.08.2011

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efJeÐeeLeea efMemle JeeKeeCeC³eemeejKeer Dee{Utve Deeueer.

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ceneefJeÐeeue³eele ®eeueCeejs GHe¬eÀce efJeÐeeLeea Ie[Ceerle

mee¿eYetle efomeues.

Mr. Pankaj Mathpal

All Participants, Principal & Teachers are very Co-operative.

Mr. Kiran Patayane

Very interactive, should be conducted regularly.

Mr. Anubhav Manjarekar, Floriculture Expert and an Alumni Dt. 24.08.2011

Good Performance by all students.

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efo. 24.08.2011

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mHeOee¥meeþer Je keÀe³e&¬eÀceebmeeþer MegYes®íe!

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efo. 24.08.2011

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jeyeefJeC³eemeeþer DeveskeÀ MegYes®íe!

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24.08.2011

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mHeOee¥®es Dee³eespeve keÀjC³eele Deeues. l³eele SkeÀHee$eer

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Þeerceleer efmcelee ces{er, keÀJeef³e$eer

efo. 24.08.2011

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keÀLeekeÀLeve SskeÀCeb ne SkeÀ Keeme DevegYeJe.

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De@[. HeuueJeer peesMeer, JeefkeÀue G®®e v³ee³eeue³e, cegbyeF&

efo. 25.08.2011

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meJee¥®es neefo&keÀ DeefYevebove Je DeeYeej.

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keÀe³e&keÀl³ee& efo. 29.08.2011

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efo. 10.09.2011

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mevceeveveer³e HeoeefOekeÀejer ³eeb®³ee mvesnue mJeeieleeves KetHe yejb

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Jeeìueb. efMe#ekeÀebMeer mebJeeo meeOeleebvee efMe#ekeÀeb®ee

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efo. 20.09.2011

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ceneefJeÐeeue³ee®eer GÊejesÊej Òeieleer nesJees, ner®e MegYes®íe!.

cee. Þeer. ceOegkeÀj Deemejepeer meeKejs

efo. 23.07.2011

ceer ye@kesÀ®³ee keÀeceemeeþer ceneefJeÐeeue³eele ÒeJesMe kesÀuee.

Deece®es ce@vespej ÒeYeejer Òee®ee³ee& [e@. meew. meesceCe

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menkeÀe³e& keÀjC³eele lelHej Jeeìues. ceer yeb@efkebÀie ³ee efJe<e³eeJej

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keÀsues. ceneefJeÐeeue³ee®eer efMemleefÒe³elee l³eeJe©ve efometve

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cee. Þeer. Yeeue®ebê yeeJemes

efo. 26.09.2011

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MegYes®íe!

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ìeieesj DeO³eemeve, cegbyeF& efJeÐeeHeerþ

efo. 03.10.2011

ceneefJeÐeeue³eeves keÀe³e&MeeUs®es Dee³eespeve GÊecejerleerves

kesÀues. ke@ÀcHeme íeve, megefJeOee íeve.

cee. Þeer. MewuesMe Deewìer, ÒeeO³eeHekeÀ, Deej. kesÀ. leuejspee

ceneefJeÐeeue³e, Gunemeveiej

efo. 03.10.2011

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DeeefCe efMe#ekeÀ lemes®e efMe#ekesÀlej keÀce&®ee-³eeb®es DeeYeej.

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Dr. Kishore Gaikwad, Reader, University Dept. of History, University of Mumbai

Dt.: 12.10.2011

I am very happy to visit Adarsh College, especially, due to the enthusiasm amongst teachers and

students. All work in a team spirit and always ready to learn new things. This institution has

potential to grow into bigger representational educational school.

cee. Þeer. efJepe³e ieesKeues efo.

05.12.2011

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efo. 08.12.2011

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Prof. Pabitra Sarkar, Ex Vice Chancellor Dt. 27.01.2012

Excellent idea and its realization was no less. I was impressed by the quality of papers and the

interaction that were triggered by them. I am happy, I was present.

Dr. Charu Gidwani Dt. 27.01.2012

Very well organized seminar. A lot of efforts have been put in! Congratulations.

Mr. Sanjeev Lalan, Ex Chairman, WIRC Dt. 04.02.2012

It was a very nice experience to be here and address the participants on the program on Changing

Tax Scenario. I am sure the deliberation of the day shall enrich the knowledge of the participants

and give them new perspective on the subject.

CA Prafulla Chhajed, Ex Chairman WIRC of ICA Dt. 04.02.2012

It was very excellent seminar on 'Changing Taxation Structure', indeed a pleasure in attending the

same.

Mr. Vinayak Govilkar Dt. 04.02.2012

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On the occasion of state level seminar I got the opportunity to visit the college. The organizing

part was excellent and the participation nice. My best wishes.

Prof. M. D. Bapat, Vice Principal, Birla College, Kalyan Dt. 04.02.2012

I appreciate the progress done by the college and wish all the best for the future.

CA Kiran G. Garkar Dt. 04.02.2012

Very nice experience to share with participants. Active interaction. All the best for future courses.

CA Uday Karve Dt. 04.02.2012

I have been observing this college as a vibrant and proactive institution. All my best wishes for its

all-round progress.

Dr. T.P. Madhu Nair, Dean, Faculty of Commerce, University of Mumbai Dt. 27.02.2012

Delighted to know the progress under the able leadership of Dr. Daptardar. The college is

contributing to the all round development of students and teachers in not only Adarsh College but

also other colleges by organizing seminars and conferences with the most vibrant topics. All the

best.

Mr. Pravin S. Herlekar, Chairman, Omkar Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. Dt. 27.02.2012

Congratulations to the college management and Principal for organizing this event. Our company

will try to participate in such activities which can add value to the knowledge for students.

Thanks for giving us an opportunity.

Prin. Dr. Kurup , Former Principal Vaze-Kelkar College, Mulund Dt. 27.02.2012

Congratulations for bringing up the College, It has changed a lot from where I saw a few years

ago. Keep it up.

Mr. Santosh Nair dt. 27.02.2012

I found the people faculty Dr. Vaidehi engrossed in developing the human capital of Badlapur

region. The effect is commendable. I wish all these best of luck & wishes!

Dr. V.T. Patil, Ex Vice-Chancellor, Pondecherry University Dt. 02.03.2012

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The Principal, member of the teaching and non-teaching staff, students and Management were

very courteous, friendly and highly motivated in their work. I enjoyed the intellectual atmosphere

in the two day National Seminar on India Emerging. The teaching staff as also non-teaching staff

is dedicated and devoted. The college has tremendous future.

Dr. Parvathi Venkatesh, Principal, S.K.Somaiya College, Vidyavihar. Dt. 03.03.2012

Excellent growth of the College under the leadership of Dr. Vaidehi. College has improved a lot

in its infrastructure and has got a long mile to go. Wishing all the best.

Dr. Suniti Nagpurkar, Economist Dt. 03.03.2012

It was indeed a wonderful experience that I got an opportunity to attend. The organization needs

to be specially congratulation for organization of a National Conference on such a relevant theme.

You have set an example that „Inclusiveness‟ is not only to be talked but actually to be adopted.

Thanks once again

Annexure II

Administrative Information:-

Admission : 2011-12

UNDER GRADUATE AIDED COURSES Sr.

No Class

Category Male Female Total

Open SC ST NT SBC OBC

1 F.Y.B.A. 59 58 10 12 01 86 99 127 226

2 S.Y.B.A. 47 27 07 14 00 88 87 96 183

3 T.Y.B.A. 41 50 03 15 00 71 67 113 180

4 F.Y.B.COM. 114 28 14 09 02 73 90 150 240

5 S.Y.B.COM. 83 31 06 09 00 73 78 124 202

6 T.Y.B.COM 105 25 04 11 00 54 85 114 199

TOTAL 506 724 1230

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UNDER GRADUATE UNAIDED COURSES

Sr.

No Class



1 B.B.I. I & II 25 08 02 01 00 21 22 35 057

2 B.B.I. III,IV 14 12 03 02 00 18 12 37 049

3 B.B.I. V, VI 16 08 00 03 00 17 15 29 044

4 BMS I, II 08 17 00 00 00 14 15 24 039

5 BMS III, IV 04 05 02 01 00 08 13 07 020

6 BMS V, VI 06 06 00 00 00 02 07 07 014

TOTAL 84 139 223

POST GRADUATE UNAIDED COURSES

Sr.

No Class



1 M.Com. I 05 11 01 01 00 26 21 24 45

2 M.Com. II 06 04 00 01 00 10 10 10 20

3 M.A. History

Part - I

01 10 01 04 00 11 13 14 27

4 M.A. History

Part - II

01 01 02 06 02 09 07 15 22

5 M.A.

Economics

Part - I

03 04 00 00 00 10 09 08 17

6 M.A.

Economics

Part - II

00 01 00 00 00 02 03 00 03

7 M.A. Marathi

Part - I

02 03 00 00 00 04 04 05 09

8 M.A. Marathi

Part - II

00 05 00 00 00 09 02 12 14

TOTAL 69 88 157

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TOTAL STRENGTH

Sr.

No.

COURSES MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1 U. G. Aided Course 506 724 1230

2 U. G. Un-Aided Course 84 139 223

3 P. G. Un-Aided Course 69 88 157

TOTAL 659 951 1610

Annexure III

Free Ship/ Scholarship :

Type S.C. S.T. D.T./N.T. S.B.C. O.B.C.

Scholarship 141 19 40 03 374

Free Ship 100 23 32 04 97

Annexure IV (A)

Fee Structure : FEE SCHEDULE OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-13

University Circular: Concol / Fee / 194 of 2008

Sr. Heads of the Fees F.Y.B.A. S.Y.B.A. T.Y.B.A. SC/ST/NT/ No. / B.COM. /B.COM. /B.COM. OBC STUDENTS

1 Tuition Fee 800.00 800.00 800.00

2 Library Fee 200.00 200.00 200.00

3 Gymkhana Fee 200.00 200.00 200.00

4 Other Fee 250.00 250.00 250.00

5 Enrolment Fee 220.00 - -

6 Disaster Relief Fund 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00

7 Admission Process Fee 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00

8 Utility Fee 250.00 250.00 250.00

9 Magazine Fee 100.00 100.00 100.00

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10 I Card & Library Card 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00

11 Group Insurance 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00

12 Student Welfare Fund 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00

13 Development Fund 500.00 500.00 500.00

14 Vice-Chancellor’s Fund 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00

15 University Sports & Cultural Fee 30.00 30.00 30.00

16 E-Suvidha Fee 50.00 50.00 50.00

17 E-Connectivity Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 Project Fess 200.00 200.00 200.00

19 Alumni Association Fee 25.00 25.00 25.00

20 Caution Money 150.00 - - 25.00

21 Library Deposit 250.00 - -

22 Examination Fee (Sem.I & II) 1,200.00 1,200.00 500.00

23 Mark sheet Charges 100.00 100.00 50.00

24 Admission Form Fee 100.00 100.00 100.00

25 Convocation Fee - - 250.00

26 Internal Examination Fee - - 300.00 100.00

4,995.00 4,375.00 4,175.00

27 Computer Practical Fees - - 1,000.00

28 Computer Laboratory Fees - - 400.00

Total 4,995.00 4,375.00 5,575.00 475.00

Annexure IV (B)

FEE SCHEDULE OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-13


Sr.No Heads of the fee BBI SEM-I & II BBI SEM-III & IV BBI SEM-V & VI SC/ST STUDENTS

1 Tuition Fee (Sem - I / III / V) 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 -

Tuition Fee (Sem - II / IV / VI) 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 -

2 Library Fees 600.00 600.00 600.00 -

3 Gymkhana Fee 200.00 200.00 200.00 -

4 Other Fee 250.00 250.00 250.00 -

5 Enrolment Fee 220.00 - - -


7 Admission Process 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00

8 Utility Fee 250.00 250.00 250.00 -

9 Magazine Fee 100.00 100.00 100.00 -


11 Group Insurance 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00


13 Development Fund 500.00 500.00 500.00 -

14 Vice Chancellors’ Fund 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00

15 Sport & Cultural 30.00 30.00 30.00

16 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

17 E- Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

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18 Project Fee - - 1,000.00 -

19 Alumni Association 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00

20 Caution Money Deposit 150.00 - -


22 Industrial Visit 500.00 500.00 500.00

23 Examination Fee (Sem. I / III / V) 660.00 660.00 660.00 100.00

Examination Fee (Sem - II / IV / VI) 660.00 660.00 660.00

24 Mark-Sheet Charges 50.00 50.00 50.00

Mark-Sheet Charges 50.00 50.00 50.00

25 Computer Practical 2,000.00 2,000.00 -

26 Laboratory Fee 1,000.00 1,000.00 -

27 Laboratory Deposit 400.00 400.00 -


Total Fees 18,515.00 17,895.00 15,495.00 475.00

* From the year 2012-13, all the students belonging to OBC/SBC/NT will have to pay full

fees as per information from the Govt. Office.

** Fees are subject to revision as per University / Government Circular.

Annexure IV (C)

FEE SCHEDULE OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-13


Sr. Heads of the fee BMS BMS SEM BMS SEM SC/ST

No SEM-I & II III & IV V & VI STUDENTS

1 Tuition Fee (Sem - I / III / V) 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 -

Tuition Fee (Sem - II / IV / VI) 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 -

2 Library Deposit 600.00 600.00 600.00 -

3 Gymkhana Fee 200.00 200.00 200.00 -

4 Other Fee 250.00 250.00 250.00 -

5 Enrolment Fee 220.00 - - -


7 Admission Process 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00

8 Utility Fee 250.00 250.00 250.00 -

9 Magazine Fee 100.00 100.00 100.00 -


11 Group Insurance 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00


13 Development Fund 500.00 500.00 500.00 -

14 Vice Chancellors’ Fund 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00

15 Sports & Cultural 30.00 30.00 30.00

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16 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

17 E-Connectivity 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 Project Fee 500.00 500.00 500.00 -

19 Alumni Association Fee 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00

20 Caution Money Deposit 150.00 - -


22 Industrial Visit 500.00 500.00 500.00

23 Examination Fee (Sem. I / III / V) 660.00 660.00 660.00 100.00

Examination Fee (Sem - II / IV / VI) 660.00 660.00 660.00

24 Mark-sheet 50.00 50.00 50.00

Mark-sheet 50.00 50.00 50.00

25 Computer Practical 2,000.00 - -

26 Laboratory Fee 1,000.00 - -

27 Laboratory Deposit 400.00 - -


Total 19,015.00 14,995.00 14,995.00 475.00

* OBC/SBC/NT Students will have to pay full fees as per Govt. direction.

Annexure IV (D) FEE SCHEDULE OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-13

University Circular : UG/385 & 386 of 2009 POST GRADUATE COURSES

Sr. Heads of the fee M.A. .Part I M.A. Part II M.Com. Part I M.Com. Part II SC/ST/ No NT/OBC STUDENT

1 Tuition Fee 3,000.00 3,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 -

2 Library FEE 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 -

3 Gymkhana Fee 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 -

4 Other Fee 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 -

5 Disaster Relief Fund 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00

6 Admission Process 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00

7 Utility Fee 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 -

8 Magazine Fee 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 -

9 I Card & Library Card 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00

10 Group Insurance 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 20.00

11 Student Welfare Fund 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00

12 Development Fund 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 -

13 Vice Chancellors’ Fund 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00

14 Sports & Cultural 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 -

15 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 -

16 E-Connectivity 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 -

17 Ashwmedh - - 20.00 20.00 -

18 Alumni Association Fees - - - - 25.00

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19 Caution Money Deposit 150.00 - 150.00 - -

20 Library Deposit 250.00 - 250.00 - -

21 Examination Fee 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 -

22 Mark-sheet Charg. 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 -

23 Admission Form Fee 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

24 Computer Internet 500.00 500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 -

25 Registration Form Fee 25.00 - 25.00 - -

26 Registration fee 1,000.00 - 800.00 - -

Total Rs. 8,445.00 7,020.00 12,265.00 11,040.00 475.00

* Ph. D. Students may contact the office for Registration.

** Fees are likely to be revised by the University

Annexure V

Grants (U.G.C.) : a) Grants for Seminar Rs. 312000/-

b) Additional Assistance for New College Rs. 2106000

c) Grants under merged scheme Rs. 540000/-

d)College Development Scheme Rs. 360000/-

e) Minor Research Grants (03) Rs. 86000/-

Annexure VI (A)

Exam Details College Results of University Examinations. 2010-11 (March-11)

Graduate Level

Sr. No. Class Ist

Class

IInd

Class

Passed Fails Pass Percentage

2010-11

1 T. Y. B. Com 40 86 5 84 60.93

2 T. Y. B. A.

(Economics)

14 38 22 10 88.09

3 T. Y. B. A.

(History)

8 26 7 7 85.41

4 T. Y. B. A.

(Marathi)

2 8 11 6 77.77

5 T.Y.B.B.I. 16 21 6 7 86.00

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Annexure VI (B) Exam Details : College Results of University Examinations. 2010-11 (April-11)

Post Graduate Level

Sr. No. Class Ist

Class

IInd

Class

Passed Fails Total

1 M. A. II

(History)

8 26 7 7 48

2 M. A. II

Marathi

0 0 4 3 7

3 M. Com. II

Busi. Mgmt.

0 1 1 1 3

T. Y. B. Com

Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

Fails

T. Y. B. A. (Economics)

Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

Fails

T. Y. B. A. (History)

Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

Fails

T. Y. B. A. (Marathi)

Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

Fails

T. Y. B. B. I.

Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

Fails

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Annexure VI (C)

COLLEGE RESULT OF UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION 2010-11

Examination Percentage

T.Y.B.A. 85.53

T.Y.B.Com. 60.93

Banking & Insurance 86.00

M. A. II History 85.41

M. A. II History

Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

Fails

M. A. II Marathi

Passed

Fails

M. Com. II Busi.Mgmt.

IInd Class

Passed

Fails

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M. A. II Marathi 57.14

M. Com. II Busi. Mgmt. 100.00

Annexure VI (D)

Exam Details : Results of the College 2010-11 (April-11)

F.Y. / S. Y. B.A./B.Com.

Ist

Class

IInd

Class Passed A.T.K.T. Fails Percentage

F. Y. B. A. 2 61 50 66 21 89.5

S. Y. B. A. 3 81 61 21 13 92.74

F. Y. B. Com. 9 48 44 78 51 77.83

S. Y. B. Com. 10 62 69 52 13 93.69

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

T.Y.B.A. T.Y.B.Com. T.Y.B.B.I. M. A. II History

M. A. II Marathi

M. Com. II Busi. Mgmt.

COLLEGE RESULT

Percentage

Name of the Course

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Annexure VI (E)


B. M. S. Sem. I, II, III & IV

O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade A.T.K.T. Fail Percentage

B. M. S. Sem. I 2 5 4 1 0 14 8 76.47

B. M. S. Sem. II 4 2 5 3 0 8 6 78.57

B. M. S. Sem. III 1 1 5 3 0 7 0 100

B. M. S. Sem. IV 0 1 3 2 0 8 0 100

F. Y. B. A. Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

A.T.K.T.

Fails

S. Y. B. A. Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

A.T.K.T.

Fails

F. Y. B. Com.

Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

A.T.K.T.

Fails

S. Y. B. Com.

Ist Class

IInd Class

Passed

A.T.K.T.

Fails

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Annexure VI (F)


B. B. I. Sem. I, II, III & IV

O Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade A.T.K.T. Fail Percentage

B.B.I. Sem I 1 3 9 12 2 22 7 87.5

B.B.I. Sem II 2 7 11 9 0 19 5 90.57

B.B.I. Sem III 4 6 15 13 0 4 0 100

B.B.I. Sem IV 6 5 12 18 5 1 0 100

B. M. S. Sem. IO Grade

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

A.T.K.T.

Fail

B. M. S. Sem. IIO Grade

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

A.T.K.T.

Fail

B. M. S. Sem. IIIO Grade

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

A.T.K.T.

Fail

B. M. S. Sem. IVO Grade

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

A.T.K.T.

Fail

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B.B.I. Sem IO Grade

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

A.T.K.T.

Fail

B.B.I. Sem IIO Grade

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

A.T.K.T.

Fail

B.B.I. Sem IIIO Grade

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

A.T.K.T.

Fail

B.B.I. Sem IVO Grade

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

A.T.K.T.

Fail

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