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Vikas College of Arts, Science & Commerce IQAR (2005-06)

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Vidya Vikas Education Society‟s

VIKAS NIGHT COLLEGE

OF

ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

Kannamwar Nagar-2,

Vikhroli (E), Mumbai- 400083.


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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR)

2005 -06

OF

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

by

Vidya Vikas Education Society’s

VIKAS NIGHT COLLEGE

OF

ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

Vikhroli (E), Mumbai- 400083

SUBMITTED TO

THE NATIONAL ASSESSMENT

AND

ACCREDITATION COUNCIL

(BANGALORE)


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INDEX

Sr. No. Content Page Number

1. Committee Members 4

2. Part A 5

3. Part B 7

4. Part C 25

5. Annexure 26


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Internal Quality Assurance Committee Members

Principal Shri. S.G.Deshmukh (Chairperson)

Prof. Vinay P.Raut (Management Representative)

Prof. G.R.D. Shinde (Coordinator)

Prof. Shaji Mathew (Vice Principal)

Prof. R.K.Patra

Prof. V.D.Kurambhatti

Prof. V.V.Mulay

Prof. A.L.Niture

Prof. Ms. S.K.Deshpande

Prof. Ms. Anita Madhu

Dr. Ms. Geetha Nair

Prof. U.U.Kulkarni (Librarian)

Ms. S. V. Dhasal (Office Superintendent)


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Part A:

Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

enhancement (attach separate sheet if required).

To apply for permanent affiliation.

To initiate reaccreditation process.

To appoint the Research Committee in order to encourage maximum participation of

teachers and students in research activities.

To introduce new courses.

To apply for BSc(Medical Laboratory Technology) from Yashwantrao Chavan

Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU).

To introduce various career oriented autonomous courses at Vikas Career College in

order to facilitate an inter-disciplinary approach towards education.

To encourage the staff for upgradation of qualification.

To update the infrastructure in order to satisfy the needs of newly introduced

programmes, more specifically, upgrading laboratories by procuring new equipments.

To organize induction programme for first year students.

To organize induction programme for Science students in order to orient them about the

alumni association.

To organize seminars / conferences / workshops, which motivate discussion on current

issues and thereby enhance the quality of teaching learning process.

To conduct theme based co-curricular, extra-curricular, outreach activities through

NSS/DACEE/WDC and other such units.


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To augment the infrastructural facilities in tune with introduction of new courses and

natural growth.

To arrange lectures by experts to guide and encourage the faculty towards research

activities and qualifying NET/SET Examinations.

To encourage faculty members to update themselves about technological developments in

the teaching learning process, student centric teaching methods.

To activate staff academy for sharing knowledge and interdisciplinary development.


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Part B:

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

Conducted an orientation session of First Year B.Sc, B.Sc.(Biotech) and B.Sc.(I. T.) on

4th

July 2005. Milind Koli (CEO, E-Volve Technologies, Thane), Dr. S.S.Yeragi

(K.J.Somaiya College, Vidyavihar) were the guests present on the occasion and

delivered the lectures on scope of these courses.

Educational programmes were offered to students in the form of study visit organized by

Physics Department to Nehru Science Centre and Nehru Planetarium, Mumbai on 21st

Sept 2005.

Science Association conducted an inter-collegiate Science Festival “SCINIDE 2005” on

20th

, 21st, and 22

nd December 2005. Mr. Datta Dalvi (Mayor of Mumbai) and special

invitee Mr. Mahendra Kumar (Secretary, UGC, New Delhi) were present on this

occasion.

Botany Department organized one day workshop on Biomedical Waste Management in

assosciation with Bhartiya Agro Industries Foundation (BAIF) and Ministry of

Environment, New Delhi.

Keeping in view the goals of the education to offer educational programs that will blend

creativity, analytical skills and career – oriented learning, the Vikas Career College

(VCC), sister institution, offers following career oriented programs which facilitate inter

disciplinary approach too.

Diploma in Dramatics.

Diploma in Network Administration.

Diploma in Financial Management


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Diploma in Animation

Diploma in Business Management

Jewellery designing.

VCC is also working as the study center for YCMOU and Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth

offering the professional courses like BCA and MCA. It has also started the graduate

courses in Arts.

2.New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)

Various career oriented autonomous courses like Diploma in Fashion Designing, Diploma

in Interior Designing, Diploma in Animation, Diploma in Business Management, Diploma

in Industrial Software Development were started by Vikas Career College, the sister

institution of our college.

3.Innovations in curricular design and transaction

The institution arranged various industrial visits, exhibitions, educational excursions for

the students. Our ex-student has his own transport office in the campus, and makes

transport facilities available at the time of industrial visits, excursions.

Our central library arranges book exhibitions periodically in the library. The college had

organized a book exhibition on 5th

Dec 2005. It was visited by the students, teachers as

well as the public in the vicinity.

The college conducted an educational trip to Nehru Planetorium where a lecture on

Einstein and Cosmology by Dr. Jayant Narlikar was scheduled for Physics Department


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on 21/09/2005.Both the staff and the students attended the lecture and were benefited by

the same in terms of knowledge.

Guidance lectures in various subjects for T.Y.B.Sc./B.A./B.Com. students were

conducted to help them excel in University Examinations. Annexure - A

The Department of Biotechnology had organized industrial training for students in

various industries. Annexure - B

The college conducted an industrial visit for various departments.

Annexure - C

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started

NIL

5.Examination reforms implemented

Examinations are conducted on behalf of the University of Mumbai as per the rules and

regulations of the University.

The college conducts a preliminary examination for the final year students, modeled on

the university pattern, around one month before the University examination. The students

are then given feedback and general guidelines to better their performance.

Some departments conduct periodic tests in their respective subjects for each class in the

form of open book test, weekend test, objective type test etc. to improve the academic

performance of the students. Question bank for viva-voce of practical examination is

provided to students.

Examination Time-Table for first year and second year term end examinations are

arranged in such a manner that the students get one day preparatory leave for each paper.


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National Graduate Physics Exam (NGPE) was conducted by Physics Department on

22/01/2006 for the students.

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

Mr. Navnitlal R. Valania passed CSIR-UGC NET Examination for Lectureship in life

Sciences in June 2006.

7.Initiative towards faculty development programme

To keep the faculty updated about developments in their subjects, the college always

encourages the teaching staff to attend seminars, workshops. ANNEXURE-D

8.Total number of seminars/workshops conducted

During the year the college has conducted following in house seminars and workshops

wherein the students actively participate in the interactive session with the resource

person. ANNEXURE - E

9. Research projects a) Newly Implemented b) Completed

NIL

10. Patents generated, if any

NIL

11. New collaborative research programmes

NIL

12. Research grants received from various agencies

NIL


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13. Details of research scholars

NIL

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor

NIL

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

NIL

16. Internal resources generated

Different government and non-government agencies utilize the college infrastructure for

conducting their examinations and social activities and thereby the college management

generates some funds.

Self financed courses generate the internal resources.

17. Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP, COSIST

(ASSIST)/DST, FIST, and other programmes

NIL

18. Community services

The N.S.S. unit conducted several activities as mentioned in Annexure F

Organised the event „Succour in Time of Need‟ for distributing help packages to 26th

July

2005 deluge affected students. These help packages were distributed at the hands of Smt.

Vidya Raut , CEO, Vidya Vikas Education Society.

In order to make life environment friendly, the N.S.S unit had initiated the tree

plantation on 12th

August,2005 which was inaugurated by Shri. S.G.Deshmukh, Principal

of the college.

The N.S.S Unit was involved in traffic control during Ganesh Immersion. .


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To facilitate water supply for the residents of the Wangni, during summer season, period

acute shortage of water, N.S.S. students of the college made water harvesting during their

annual camp from 22nd

to 31st December,2005 at Wangni.

19. Teachers and officers newly recruited

As per the workload, staff is recruited for newly created posts due to the introduction of

new course or by natural expansion. Similarly, vacancies created due to resignation,

superannuation, leave vacancies are filled up regularly.

Lecturers On Total

Probation Basis 00

Contract Basis 15

Clock Hour Basis 05

20. Teaching – Non-teaching staff ratio

Section Teaching Staff Non-Teaching Staff Total Ratio

Arts and Commerce 24 18 42

1 : 0.77 Science 23 18 41

Total 47 36 83

21. Improvements in the library services

BOOK BANK SCHEME:The students from the disadvantaged communities are

benefited by this scheme.


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Class No. of Students Benefited No. of Books Purchased

B.Sc.(I.T.) 21 46

B.Sc.(Biotech) 24 33

B.Sc. 39 129

B.A. and B.Com. 246 113

TOTAL 330 321

Help to Deluge Affected Students Community : At the time of deluge in Mumbai on 26th

July, 2005, books and stationery materials were distributed to the deluge victims by the

college as follows. Book Bank scheme has also been extended to these deluge affected

students.

Number of Students 61

Number of Books Distributed 152

Amount Spent for Buying

Books

Rs. 20,918.00

Library Reading Hall: Library reading hall is kept open on all holidays and Sundays and

during the examination period, the library timings are extended for their preparation for

examination.

New Course: M.B.A. course in distance mode has been introduced by the centres of

Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Nashik and Tilak Maharashtra


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University,Pune for which the college is a study centre. The library services are extended

to them with reading room facility and home lending facility.

Guest lecture on Library Information with special reference to e-resources by Shri

Mahendran N. Jadhav (Assistant Librarian, I.I.T.) was organized on 5th

Dec 2005.A large

number of students were benefited by this lecture.

Services like news paper clipping, curriculum support, inter library loan, and wall paper

magazine were introduced.

Library membership and reading room facilities are extended to ex-students and the

students of sister institutions.

The library is situated on the first floor of the main building and it is open from 8:00am to

10:00pm on working days and on holidays it remains open from 10:00am to 5:00pm.

22. Cost of new books/journals subscribed for the academic year 2005-2006:

Expenditure for Books & Journals :

Sr.

No.

Class Expenditure

Books Journals Book Bank

Scheme

1. B.Sc.(I.T.) 133583.00 4445.00 9189.00 147217

2. B.Sc.(Biotech) 128266.00 17217.00 11234.00 156717

3. B.Sc. 75176.00 2710.00 11851.00 89737

4. B.A. & B.Com. 185231.00 17400.00 13787.00 216418

5. M.Sc.I.T. 7644.00 --- ---- 7644

6. B.M.S. 5705 ---- ---- 5705

TOTAL 535605.00 41772.00 46061.00 623438.00


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New books and its cost:

Books as on 2004-05 Books Newly Added 2005-06 Total Books Amount

10997 1778 12775 581666.00

Number of Periodicals added to the Library:

2004-05

Periodicals Newly Added

2005-06

Total Titles Amount

40 03 43 41772.00

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(Newspapers)

00

(Newspapers)

12

(Newspapers)

19620.00

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

student feedback

Assessment of teachers performance is made in all courses. The shortcomings if any are

reported to the concern teacher. Principal and Head of Department provides necessary

guidelines for improvement in performance. The implementation of suggested

improvement is reviewed by the Principal in the informal meetings with the class

representative and Head of the Department.

24. Unit cost of Education

Unit cost of education including salary = Rs. 8264.30 per student.

Unit cost of education excluding salary = Rs. 2139.91 per student.

25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examination

results, issue of certificates.


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No specific software is installed for performing these functions; however they are

performed with the help of computers.

26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

Telephone Facility : PCO is located near the canteen.

The institution has an audio visual learning center for project presentation, conducting

seminars and guest lectures. The center has a capacity of around 100 participants at a

time. The center is well equipped with sound system, LCD and computer with internet

facility. The center has collaborated with Y.C.M.O.U., Nasik for Edusat supported

programmes.

The college has its auditorium with the accomodation capacity of 450 students at a time

and a conference- cum- media room with all supportive facilities like computer, LCD,

OHP, sound system etc. where seminars, guest lectures, project presentations, inter

collegiate competitions, orientation programmes and workshops are conducted by the

institution.

The institution has augmented the infrastructure to keep pace with its academic growth in

the following manner:

To meet the need of the newly introduced courses, the classrooms earlier

occupied by the school were vacated by shifting the school to the adjacent

municipal corporation building.

Addition to the furniture and fixture Rs.859159/-

27. Technology upgradation

An additional provision of Rs.52735/- has been made towards the computer facilities.


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Information Technology and Biotechnology laboratories have been enriched with

additional equipments. Amount spent on the laboratory is Rs.10,95,369/- and additional

equipments worth Rs.102514/- were purchased during this year.

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

Almost all the teachers are computer savvy and have their own desktop/laptop computers

and if at all they require any guidance, it is provided by the teachers from the Dept. of

Information Technology .

Prof. Mrs. Seema Rahul conducts computer and internet training for our non-teaching

staff members. Since most of the administrative staff are in the age group between 35 and

40 years, they have been trained effectively in the use of computer .

We offer B.Sc. and M.Sc.degree courses in the subject of Information Technology.

Similarly at S.Y.B.Com.and T.Y.B.Com., we offer computer as an optional subject.

The students in the Science stream are encouraged to present their in-house projects

through power point presentation.

They are encouraged to use internet by prescribing addresses of websites for paper

presentations and seminars in the classroom.

The teachers provide their e-mail ids to the students so that an online academic

interaction becomes possible.

The library provides guidance for MS-CIT examination.

Internet facilities are provided in the computer laboratory, library, administrative office

and in the U.G.C. Resource center. Teaching and non-teaching staff can access the

internet facilities at all said places however access to internet facilities for students is

allowed at computer laboratories and in library only.


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29. Financial aid to students

Facility of paying fees in easy installments is provided to needy students.

Book bank scheme is made available to the underprivileged students.

All students are insured for accident under group insurance by United Insurance Ltd.

In the Dept. of Information Technology, selected students are provided with free

advanced training during vacation.

30. Activities and support from the Alumni Association

Alumni Meet was organised on 23rd

January 2006. Prof. Anil Chaubal (Controller of

Examinations , Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies) was the chief guest of

the function.

Alumni provide assistance as coach in sports and NSS activities.

31. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association

We do not have any formal parents-teachers‟ association; however on the following

occasions teachers meet the parents.

Felicitation of meritorious students along with their parents.

Unfair means enquiry committee meetings.

Meeting with the parents of defaulters.

Blood donation camp and other such social activities.

Meeting with the parents of the N.S.S. students.

In certain circumstances, parents are invited for discussion or counseling in order

to find solutions to the problems faced by individual students.


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In the meeting, teachers provide feedback to parents about the performance of their

wards. Similarly, parents also provide very useful information about their wards, their

family background…etc. which is very useful in making teaching more student centric.

Parents‟ supportive approach helps us to implement disciplinary measures, attendance

policies in positive manner. Their suggestions are useful while introducing a new course

and new subjects in the college.

32. Health services

Awareness about bird flu was created among the students through a workshop on Solid

Waste Management, with special reference to the bio-medical waste on 11th

March,2006.

Dr. Deepashri Desai,a faculty from veterinary college, was the resource person.

Blood donation camp was organised by the NSS unit of the college in association with

Red Cross, E.S.I.S. blood bank on 16th

January 2006.

The N.S.S volunteers actively participated in AIDS awareness rally organized by the

University of Mumbai at R. N. Jhunjhunwala College and won second prize in the street

play competition with the same theme.

The N.S.S. unit joined the polio immunization campaign of the municipal corporation of

Greater Mumbai and conducted polio vaccination camps on 28th

August and 25th

September, 2005 at Tagore Nagar, Vikhroli.

Nutritional recipe competition was organised as a part of SCINIDE, an intercollegiate

Science festival of the college.

Dr.Datta Samant Free MedicalAdvisory Centre offered preliminary medical assistance

and advice to the students, teachers as well as parents.


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33. Performance in sports activities

Annual Sports Tournaments were organized on 5th

, 6th

and 7th

January 2006.

Various intercollegiate and intra class competitions were conducted in the college for which

three play grounds are available. Well equipped gymkhana is available. Our institution had a

tie-up with Utkarsha Gymnasium located in the Late Ravindra Mhatre Maidan for the

interested students.

34. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons

T.A., D.A. was paid as per the University rules and special allowances were given to the

selected candidates.

Cash prizes, trophies, medals, track suits, appreciation certificates, etc. were given to

deserving students.

35. Student achievements and awards

NIL

36. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling unit.

Personal counselling is offered to the students regarding their personal, psychological as

well as academic problems by the members of the Women Development Cell and the

Counselling Cell.

The WDC organizes sessions on topics like health and hygiene, career opportunities for

women, social security of the women etc. Through the workshop on gender sensitization,


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the cell tried to create awareness among the students about gender equality so that the girl

students shouldn‟t face any indecent happenings in the college premise.

Guidance lectures are organized for final year students wherein they are guided on the

examination paper pattern, time and stress management, marking system, presentation of

answers etc., at the time of the examinations of the University of Mumbai.

37. Placement services provided to students

Three students from the Dept. of Biotechnology, namely, Mr. Hemant Pabrekar, Mr.

Aditya Bapat and Mr. Pramod Chavan were recruited as trainees by ROSSARI

BIOTECH in March 2005.

Miss. Thakur Bhagyashri Prabhakar, Mr. Choukekar Prashant Shivaji, and Miss Patil

Abhilasha Ashok, were selected for the project work by YOGESHWAR Chemical Ltd.

Practical training was given to our student, Ms. Priyanka D. Shahare by Pfizer Limited.

Mr. Sadanand Palekar and Mr. Sanjay Gawade from the Dept. of Biotechnology

completed their vocation industrial microbiology training from PADMAJA

AEROBIOLOGICAL (P) LTD.

15 days industrial training was given to Ms. Radhika Sonalkar, Ms. Davitha Nambiar and

Mr. Shraddha Mehta by COLOR-CHEM LIMITED,Thane.

In collaboration with Nirmal Lifestyle Ltd.,Mulund, our students from the Dept. of IT

completed IT project in Programming and Web Designing.


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38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff

Prof.Mrs.Shubhada Deshpande, faculty from the Dept. of English, organized training

programmes for non teaching staff wherein they were guided on the skills necessary for

writing and speaking correct and good English.

Prof.Mrs. Seema Rahul, faculty from the Dept. of Information Technology, organized

computer training programmes for the non teaching staff wherein they were guided on

use of computers, internet and recent developments therein.

Mrs. Dhasal Sunita Vinod (Office Superintendent) and Mr. Tivarekar Damodar Mangesh

(Head Clerk) of the college attended one day workshop for non-teaching staff organized

by Rizvi College, Mumbai on 21st January 2006.

Mr. Parte Sandeep Kashinath (Clerk) completed B.Com from Yashwantrao Chavan Open

University in May 2006.

39. Healthy practices of the institution

Following activities are conducted:

We celebrate 15th

August and 26th

January. The attendance is made compulsory

on that day.

Every day, before the first lecture, the national song is played.

The birth and death anniversaries of the national leaders are celebrated in the

college.

Eminent personalities from the literary world are invited to deliver lectures.

A periodic wall paper magazine is published by the students under the guidance of the

teachers.


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Services of the doctor and first aid facility are provided to the students by Dr. Datta

Samant Free Medical Advisory Center.

Quantitative record of the daily attendance of the students of the entire college with

complete details of the attendance of boys and girls is maintained. Defaulters‟ record is

maintained for every month and it is reported to the parents twice in the year.

Newspaper headlines are displayed on the notice board near the entrance.

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

Institutional membership of the British Council Library (BCL) has been taken to enable

the teachers and students to avail the books from BCL.

A workshop on Biomedical Waste Management was conducted in assosciation with

Bharatiya Agro Industries Foundation and Ministry of Environment, New Delhi.

“LOK HITDHARA 2005” was organized by the institute in association with

Brihanmumbai Mahanagarpalika, Fire Brigade, FDA and Loksatta, on Disaster

Management , Food and Drug Adulteration etc., for students and public awareness on

12th

, 16th

December, 2005.

Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU) has its authorized study

centre in the college premises.

41Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add.

Mr. Baban Mamlekar (Peon) secured second prize in Aarti Decoration competition at 3rd

Inter-collegiate cultural and sports events conducted by Nagindas Khandwala College of

Commerce, Arts and Management Studies and Shantaben Nagindas Khandwala College

of Science during December 2005.


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In the Department of Information Technology, selected students are provided with free

advanced training during vacation.


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Part C: Details the plans of the Institutions for the next year

To make provision for infrastructural augmentation considering the new courses planned

for the next year by the study centre of YCMOU.

To start M. Sc. (Chemistry) course.

To conduct a seminar on NAAC Re-accreditation.

To organize intercollegiate cultural events.

To conduct community oriented activities.

To conduct health awareness and orientation programmes for girl students.

To encourage the students in the Science faculty to undertake in-house projects during

vacations in the month of April, 2007.


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ANNEXURE – A

T. Y. B. Sc. GUIDANCE LECTURE SERIES 2005-06

Department Subject Expert College

Chemistry Prof. Mandar Medhy R.Jhunjhunwala

Dr. P.N.Pabrekar Vaze Kelkar

Dr. Madhuri Sharon Birla

Physics Prof. Gulwadi Sathaye

Prof. Chinika Somaiya

T. Y. B. Com GUIDANCE LECTURE SERIES -2005-06

Subject Subject Expert

Management &

Production planning

Prof. Phadke Principal, Wada College and Member of

Board of studies, University of Mumbai

Direct & Indirect Taxes Prof. Suhas Pendse Faculty, The Institute of C.A. of India, New

Delhi

Economics Prof. Ingawale Principal, Shailendra College and Member

of Board of Sudies, University of Mumbai

Fin.Accounts-II Prof. Phadke Sr. Lecturer, Birla College, Kalyan

Fin.Accounts-III Prof. A. A. Mohare Sr. Lecturer, M.C.C. College, Mulund

Computer System Mrs. Diwanji & Prof.

V.M.Sarode

Department of Maths & Computer System,

M.C.C. College, Mulund

Fin.Accounts-I Prof. M.D. Bapat Sr.Lecturer & H.O.D. of Accountancy,

Birla College, Kalyan


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Annexure – B

The Department of Biotechnology had organized training for students in various institution in

Mumbai.

Sr.

No.

Details of the visit

1. Rossari biotech,Mumbai

2. Nirmal Life style, Mumbai

3 Neharu Science Centre, Mumbai

4 Birla college, Kalyan

5 Franco Indian,Mumbai

6 Associated Breweries,Mumbai

7 Aryan Medical Care, Mumbai

8 Hindustan Antibiotics, Mumbai

9 Pharmax India, Mumbai

10 London Pilsner, Navi Mumbai

11 Therapeutic Drug Lab., Mumbai

12 Amstrin Pharma, Mumbai

13 Aarey Dairy, Mumbai

14 Food Corporation of India, Mumbai

15 Raptokos Brett, Mumbai

16 Paripurna Medical Centre, Mumbai

17 Mumbai Muncipal Corporation, Mumbai

Annexure – C

Department Name of the Industrial Visit Place of Visit

Biotechnology SP Biotech Park Hyderabad

AG Biotech Park Hyderabad

Agrotech Hyderabad

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological Hyderabad


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Institute

Information Technology Nexgen Hyderabad

Kushal Inc. Hyderabad

Cyber Gate (Cyberabad) Hyderabad

Annexure – D

Department Name of Faculty Type Topic Place Date

Economics Prof. A.L. Niture Workshop TYBA

Economic

Question Paper

D.G.Ruparel

College

26th

Sept

2005

Environmental

Science

Prof.

G.R.D.Shinde

Workshop Technology

enabled

interactive

workshop for

Accredited

institution in

Maharashtra

Dnyasadhana

College

24th

Feb

2006

Accountancy Prof. S.M.Ojha Seminar Taxation-

Developments

in Direct

Taxation

Western

IndiaRegional

Council

05th

March

2006

Prof.V.S.Kasliwal Seminar VAT –

Implementation

Issues

Western

IndiaRegional

Council

27th

Nov

2005

Prof.V.S.Kasliwal Seminar Internal Audit Western

Regional

Council

18th

Dec

2005

Prof.V.S.Kasliwal Seminar Tax Issues BPO

Industry

Western

Regional

Council

24th

Dec

2005

Prof.V.S.Kasliwal Seminar Principles and

Ethics of

Jainsiary in

Practice

Jain C.A.

Advocate

Federation

(JCAF) –

Mumbai

24th

Dec

2005

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar 97th

Audit Co-

op Society

Western India

Regional

Council

12th

& 13th

Nov 2005

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar Capital Gain Western India 19th

Nov

2005


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Regional

Council

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar Drafting Appeal Western India

Regional

Council

26th

Nov

2005

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar Vat Post

Implementation

Western India

Regional

Council

27th

Nov

2005

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar Profit Issue Western India

Regional

Council

26th

Jan

2006

Information

Technology

Prof. Milind

Paradkar

Workshop Scope of

Syllabus for

Applied

Component for

T.Y.B.Sc

K.J.Somaiya 7th

Feb

2006

Annexure – E

Department Type Name of the Resource

Person

Topic Date

Maths Seminar Prof. G.A. Gokhale (H.O.D

of Mathematics, KET‟s

Vaze College)

Career in

Mathematics

after T.Y.B.Sc

19th

Nov 2005

Botany Workshop Dr. Amiya Kumar Sahu

(President of NSWAI)

Dr. Neera Kewal Ramani

(DEMO)

Dr. Archana Bhatnagar

(H.O.D of Envt. and Devlp,

SNDT University)

Dr. Deepashri Desai from

Veterinary College

Bio-Medical

Solid Waste

Management

11th

March 2006

ANNEXURE – F:


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1) Tree Plantation: On 12th

August, 2005,the NSS unit of the college had undertaken the

programme of tree plantation in the college campus with the help of 30 NSS volunteers

of the college.

2) Cleanliness Drive: The program of cleanliness drive in the college was undertaken from

31st August 2005 to 3

rd September 200 . On 30

th August, one group presented a street

play on “Need and Importance of Keeping College Campus Clean” to create awareness

among the masses.

3) Pulse Polio immunization:162 NSS volunteers of the college joined the pulse polio

immunization programme of the municipal corporation of greater Mumbai on 26th

August, 2005, 28th

August, 2005, 23rd

August,2005 and 25th

September,2005 in some

areas of municipal jurisdiction.

4) AIDS Awareness Rally and Street Plays: On 2nd

December 2005,a rally was organized

in association with the NSS unit of Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College on behalf of the

University of Mumbai.

The NSS volunteers of the college participated in the poster making competition on this

occasion and won second prize in it.

5) Poster Competition, Essay Competition: On 3rd

December 2005, the NSS unit

organized an inter class essay competition on AIDS . Total 190 students, including the

NSS volunteers and other students in the college, in which 193 contestants participated.

6) AIDS Awareness Exhibition:The NSS unit organized an exhibition on AIDS from 5th

December 2005 to 7th

December 2005 to create an awareness about the disease.

7) Group Discussion on AIDS: On 7th

December 2005, a group discussion session with the

help of slide-show was arranged for the college students.

8) Aids Awareness Rally and Street Plays: 170 volunteers participated in a rally in

Kannamwar Nagar 1 and 2, Swayambhu Hanuman slum and Tagore Nagar area

organized by the NSS unit of the college on 8th

and 9th

December 2005 .

9) International Literacy Day: On 9th

Sept.2005, the unit celebrated “Literacy Day” with

169 volunteers participating in an awareness rally and street plays in order to create

awareness about the importance of literacy among the masses.

10) Lecture Session on Age Care: On 28th

Sept. 2005, a lecture session on “Age Care” with

major emphasis on health, security, goals and achievements etc. to enlighten the college

students.

11) Blood Donation Drive: As it is a regular practice, this year also the unit organized blood

donation drive on the 9th

death anniversary of late Dr. Datta Samant,one of the founder

members of the institution, on 16th

January,2006 .This year 308 units of blood collected

by the unit. Red Cross Blood Bank, E.S.I.C. Blood Bank was invited for the blood

collection.

12) Traffic Control Duty During Ganesh Immersion: 177 volunteers of the NSS unit

carried out this program for 4 days. During these four days, our students controlled the

traffic in order to assist the police.


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13) Loksatta Lokhit Dhara, 2005 : Under the banner of “Loksatta Lokhit Dhara 2005”, the

NSS unit had undertaken following 3 projects :

I. Disaster Management

II. Human Rights

III. Food and Drugs Adulteration

14) Hiroshima Peace Rally: Every year, the University of Mumbai organizes a Peace Rally

from Azad maidan to Hutatma Chowk on 6th

August 2005 to commemorate Hiroshima

Day. This year 154 volunteers of our NSS unit actively participated in this rally.

15) Peace Day: This programme was organized by Marathi Granth Sangrahalaya at Dadar.

Some volunteers were selected to attend this programme.

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