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KONKAN EDUCATION SOCIETY’S

DR. CHINTAMANRAO DESHMUKH COMMERCE

AND

SAU. KUSUMTAI GOVIND TAMHANE ARTS COLLEGE

Roha, Raigad (Maharashtra) Pin - 402 109.

“Best College Award 2011-12” By University of Mumbai

PHONE NO. 02194 -235416 , 232449, FAX. NO.02194- 232448

WEBSITE: www.cddcroha.edu.in

E-MAIL: [email protected], [email protected]

Affiliated to University of Mumbai

PROSPECTUS 2013-14

NAAC RE-ACCREDITED ‘B’ GRADE WITH CGPA 2.62

OUR INSPIRATION

LOKANETE LATE ADV. DATTA PATIL

OUR PRESIDENT

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Prospectus 2013-14 Dr. C.D.Deshmukh Commerce & sau.K.G.Tamhane Arts College 1

Konkan Education Society’s

Dr. Chintamanrao Deshmukh Commerce & Sau. Kusumtai Govind Tamhane Arts

College Roha, Raigad

LOCAL MANAGING COMMITTEE

01 Hon. Sanjay Datta Patil President

02 Hon. Ajit Purshottam Shah Member

03 Hon. Adv. Hemant Prabhakar Gangal Member

04 Hon. Nitin Shrikrushna Tendulkar Member

05 Hon. Liladhar Laxman Thorve Member

06 Hon. Prof. Deepak Pralhad Raverkar

Teaching Staff

Representative

07 Hon. Prof. Atul Hansaraj Salunke

Teaching Staff

Representative

08 Hon. Prof. Tulshidas Pandurang Mokal

Teaching Staff

Representative

09 Hon. Chandrakant Pandurang Bhoi

Non-Teaching Staff

Representative

10 Hon. Prof. Sudhakar Eknath Chaudhari

Secretary

Principal



KONKAN EDUCATION SOCIETY’S

Dr. Chintamanrao Deshmukh Commerce & Sau. Kusumtai Govind Tamhane Arts

College Roha, Raigad

MOTTO

‘Self respecting human being has nothing to do with the sorrows

and Joys, whatever will be the out come of his well doings”

“VISION”

“The torch of knowledge is to be lighted. The red

color of the flag symbolizes the change”

“OBJECTIVES”

Avail the facility of education to the down trodden

Community for development of society.

“MISSION & GOALS OF THE COLLEGE”

1) To provide excellent & qualitative service in the field of higher education in rural area

to help younger generation for acquiring knowledge & information at the minimum

cost.

2) To develop overall personality of the student through extra curricular activities to face

all the challenger of the fast changing world.

3) To generate and promote sense of national integration & social responsibility among

student to become most responsible and good citizen.

4) To promote acquisition of knowledge among students for developing

entrepreneurship and opportunities for getting better jobs.

5) To extend the benefits of resources and skills for development individuals and society

by associating college with other organization.



THE SANSTHA

Konkan Education Society’s Alibag, Raigad is a leading and one of the oldest

education institution is Konkan region and in Maharashtra, which has been received Adarsha

Shikshan Sanstha Award by Government of Maharashtra for remarkable work in education

and social field in the Year 2002-2003

Colaba Students Association established on 1st January 1917 with the objective to

avail the facility of education, The Association started the first school at Roha on 14th

November 1917. This association was named as Konkan Education Society on 26th May

1718. The Society lighted the lamp of education at the places like Panvel, Alibag, Poynad,

Revdanda, etc.

In continuation of the march of the spreading the education, the society celebrated

“Silver Jubilee” Year on 18th December 1944 in the auspicious presence of the great

educationist Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan.

In 1977, Advocate Datta Patil became the Chairman of Konkan Education Society.

Keeping in the mind the objectives of society to spread the light of education in three

Districts in the Konkan region, i. e. Raigad, Sindhudurg and Thane has established 2 Primary

School, 21 aided Secondary School, 12 unaided Secondary, 10 Secondary School with Junior

College, 3 Senior College, 2 Medical College, 1 Engineering and D.Ed. College each and 5

institutes with minimum competency vocational courses.

THE COLLEGE

‘Roha’ was a small town with a population of 7,000 to 8,000 having M.I.D.C. Area in

1982. Our Society’s Junior college was already working since 1975 but there was no

opportunity to students for higher education after passing 12th Std. around 50k.m. areas. It

was not possible for economically weaker and poor students to take higher Education.

Principal S.R. Mehendale of Mehendale High School and Junior College realized this need of

higher education and so he along with Shri. Madhuanna Gangal forward a proposal of

establishing senior college before honourable chairman of Konkan Education Society . He

immediately accepted & implemented the proposal.

In July 1983, the college was started on non-grant basis in the premises of Mehendale

High School with Commerce faculty with just 40 students.

Konkan Education Society has taken whole hearted initiative and keen interest in

making available the basic infrastructure facility in the form of independent building in good

and fresh environment by investing approximately Rs. 16.00 Lakhs. So, we were in a position

to shift the college in it’s own building in June 1991. In 1993 which was 10th anniversary

year of the college, we have taken one step ahead by adding Arts faculty on no grant basis.

Which was the need and demand of students & parents.

In December 1996, the Arts faculty was named “Sau. Kusumtai Govind Tamhane

Arts College. In the 2002-2003, we construct and extended building with big Conference



Hall on ground floor and Library with Reading Room on the 1st floor. We also provided

separate Gymkhana and Common Rooms for Boys and Girls.

We have strong and effective teaching, learning and evaluation system. In the new

education process, there is a shift of the system of education from teacher centered to student

centered . Our Teachers are using modern teaching aids with number of innovative ideas for

enhancing and challenging the learning potential of the student.

We give equal importance to overall personality development of student by promoting

cultural, sports and social aspects of the students. We provide excellent infrastructural and

positive support for improving various skills of students.

During February, 2012 we completed college’s NAAC Re-accreditation process and

National Assessment and Accreditation Council ( NAAC ), the autonomous body of

University Grant Commission (UGC) has awarded us ‘B’ Grade with CGPA 2.62 .

In the Academic Year 2012-13, the college has been honoured with “Best College

Award 2011-12” by University of Mumbai. This encouraged our journey towards the

excellence in higher education.

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION

FACULTY MEDIUM

Arts Marathi

Commerce English & Marathi

COLLEGE TIME CASH TIMING

8.00 a.m. to 12.20 p.m. 10.00 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.

OFFICE TIMING LIBRARY TIMING

10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.

1.30 p.m. to 2.00 p.m. (Lunch Break)



FEATURES OF THE COLLEGE

This College is permanently affiliated to University of Mumbai

This college is listed U/S 2 ( f ) and 12 ( B ) of UGC Act, 1956.

This college has well experienced and excellent Teaching Staff.

This college has good academic result in Raigad District.

This College has secured Best College for NSS Award 2011 from the University of Mumbai

It has well equipped infrastructure such as

( 1 ) Audio-Visual Class Rooms

( 2 ) Academic Departments

( 3 ) Geography Laboratory

( 4 ) Reading Room

( 5 ) Library with good number and variety of Books

( 6 ) Computer Centre

( 7 ) Gymnasium for the Boys

( 8 ) Gymkhana for All

( 9 ) Gymkhana Office

( 10 ) Play Ground

( 11 ) Water Coolers

( 12 ) CCTV Cameras at every corner

( 13 ) LCD TVs for Students & for Teachers

( 14 ) Girls’ Common Room

( 15 ) Boys’ Common Room

( 16 ) Ladies Hostel

( 17 ) College Canteen

( 18 ) NSS Office

( 19 ) DLLE Office

( 20 ) Conference Hall

This College is providing free coaching for MPSC/UPSC and for Banking Exams

This College is providing free counseling ( Case Analysis ) on 2nd

and 4th

Saturday.

This College is honoured with Best College Award 2011-12 by University of Mumbai.



HIGHLIGHTS OF YEARLY PROGRAMMES AT A GLANCE

( For the year - 2013-2014 )

JUNE :- i) Starting of actual Admission process.

ii) Welcome to first year students.

iii) Filling of all concessions, scholarships forms.

iv) Finding out the weaker & meritorious students from each class.

JULY :- i) Online submission of enrollment forms of F.Y.B.A./B.Com.

ii) Submission of all concessions and scholarship forms.

iii) Selection and enrollment of N.S.S. & D.L.L.E.

iv) Selection of players for various games.

AUG :- i) Formation of Student Council.

ii) Celebration of Independence day.

iii) Guest Lectures on competitive Exams.

iv) Class Test of Semester I, III & V

SEPT :- i) Collection of Assignments.

ii) Organization of Blood Donation Camp.

iii) Celebration of N.S.S. Day.

iv) Filling of forms for Semester I, III & V

OCT :- i) A.T.K.T. / Additional Exam./ I, III & V Semester / University Exam.

ii) Assessment and Declaration of Result.

iii) Diwali Vacation.

NOV :- i) Distribution of Mark Sheets.

ii) Organization of Lectures Series of Experts in various fields.

iii) Field Visits / Industrial visits / Educational Visits

DEC :- i) Celebration of Foundation Day of Konkan Education Society.

ii) College Annual Sports.

iii) Annual Cultural Programme.

iv) Filling of forms for Semester VI (TYBA/B.Com.)

v) Christmas Vacation.

vi) N.S.S. Camp (Y.S.D.F.)

JAN : i) Dr. C. D. Deshmukh Elocution Competition at Konkan Level.

ii) Organization of Guest Lectures of various Departments.

FEB :- i) Collection and presentation of Projects / Assignments.

ii) Conducting Class Test of II, IV & VI Semester.

iii) Conducting A.T.K.T. Exams of FY/SYBA/B.Com. of Old Pattern. MARCH:- i) Conducting II, IV & VI Semester End Examinations.

ii) Assessment of Semester End Examination. APRIL:- i) Declaration of results of Second and Fourth Semester Examination.

ii) Conducting Additional Examination.

iii) Disclosure and Distribution of Mark Sheets.



OUR EXPECTATIONS FROM STUDENTS

To appreciate the goals and objectives of the college and contribute to their realization

by participating in relevant college activities.

To have a deep knowledge of the courses, admission policies, rules and regulations of

the college.

To understand the teaching –learning strategies and evaluation systems of the college.

To follow the time schedules rules and regulation of the college.

To make optimum use of the learning resources and other supported services available

in the college.

To prepare for continuous internal assignments and examinations.

To give feedback for the system improvement.

WE ARE RESPONSIBLE TO STUDENTS

To communicate the goals and objectives of the college systematically and clearly to

all students.

To offer courses those are consistent with goals and objectives of the college.

To facilitate effective Functioning of the teaching – learning and evaluation system.

To implement a well conceived plan for monitoring student’s progress continuously.

To ensure that the students assessment procedure and systems are reliable and valid.

To provide clear information to students about the admission and completion of

requirement for all courses, the fees structure and refund policies, financial aid and

student support service.

To ensure sufficient and well run support service to all students.

To promote values, social responsibilities and good citizenship among the students.

AN APPEAL TO THE GUARIANS / PARENTS :

1. They are requested to see that they will get their wards examination result in time.

2. They are requested to see that their ward is

i. Attending the class regularly

ii. Submitting the assignments / tutorials / projects as per Scheduled Time Table.

iii. Attending the class test / presentations / examinations sincerely.

3. The parents are requested to kindly contact the Subject Teachers / Head of

Departments / The Principal at least once in a term to keep themselves update of their

ward attendance and progress.



PROGRAMMES OFFERED

UNDER- GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

FACULTY OF ARTS

Bachelor of Arts ( B. A. ) Three Years Integrated Course

FIRST YEAR BACHELOR OF ARTS (F.Y.B.A.) – 12 COURSES

Semester I

I) Eligibility:

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year degree course leading to

the Degree of Bachelor of Arts must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate

Examination conducted Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary

Education, Pune or an examination recognized as equivalent with subjects as may be

specified by the University of Mumbai in Arts, and Commerce streams respectively.

Students passing an examination equivalent to S.Y.J.C. of the Higher Secondary

Board, Mumbai and intermediate (Arts/Commerce) from other state and immigrating from

other University /Board and seeking admission to the First Year of the Three Year Integrated

Degree Course will be admitted only on production of provisional Eligibility certificate

issued by the University of Mumbai, such students should submit a Migration Certificate,

statements of marks and Passing certificate in original along with true copies within two

month from the date of admission failing which their admission is liable to be cancelled.

Sr.

No.

Semester – I ( Six Courses ) Sr.

No.

Semester – II ( Six Courses )

Compulsory Compulsory

1 Foundation Course - I 1 Foundation Course - I

2 Communication Skill in English 2 Communication Skill in English

3 Language - Marathi 3 Language - Marathi

Optional Optional

4 Economics – I 4 Economics – I

5 History – I 5 History – I

6 Geography – I 6 Geography – I

SECOND YEAR BACHELOR OF ARTS (S.Y.B.A.) – 16 COURSES

[ Semester III and Semester IV ]

I) Eligibility:

Semester III

Pass in Semester I and Semester II

OR

fails in not more than four courses of Semester I and Semester II taken together with

not more than two courses each in semester I & II.



ii) Course :

Sr.

No.

Semester – III ( Eight Courses ) Sr.

No.

Semester – IV ( Eight Courses )

Compulsory Compulsory

1 Foundation Course - II 1 Foundation Course - II

2 Book-Keeping & Accountancy

( Applied Component )

2 Book-Keeping & Accountancy

( Applied Component )

Optional Optional

3 Economics – II 3 Economics – II

4 Economics – III 4 Economics – III

5 History – II 5 History – II

6 History - III 6 History – III

7 Geography – II 7 Geography – II

8 Geography – III 8 Geography – III

Note : Change of Course(s) at Second Year Bachelor of Arts is not permitted.

THIRD YEAR BACHELOR OF ARTS (T.Y.B.A ) – 12 COURSES

We have following areas of specialization having six units for study where students can

select any one area of which he/she is eligible.

T.Y.B.A. (Economics)

Courses :

Sr.

No. Courses of Semester - V

Sr.

No

Courses of Semester - VI

01 Advanced Economic Theory IV 01 Advanced Economic Theory IV

02 Growth and Development V 02 Growth & Development V

03 Industrial& Labour Economics VI 03 Industrial & labour Economics VI

04 Research Methodology VII 04 Research methodology VII

05 Evolution of Economic Ideas VIII 05 Evolution of Economic Ideas VIII

06 Export Management IX 06 Export management IX

T.Y.B.A. (History)

Courses :

Sr

No.

Courses of Semester V Sr.

No.

Courses of Semester VI

01 Medieval India IV 01 Medieval India IV

02 Modern India V 02 Modern India V

03 Archaeology Museology and Library

Science VI

03 Archaeology Museology and Library

Science VI

04 History of the Maratha VII 04 History of the Maratha VII

05 Contemporary World VIII 05 Contemporary World VIII

06 Element of Research Methodology IX 06 Element of Research Methodology IX



T.Y.B.A. (History & Geography)

III) Courses :

Sr.

No.

COURSES IN “GEOGRAPHY”

Semester – V

Sr.

No.

COURSES IN “GEOGRAPHY”

Semester - V

01 Fundamentals of Physical

Geography IV 01

Fundamentals of Physical

Geography IV

02 Fundamentals of Human

Geography V 02

Fundamentals of Human

Geography V

03

Topographical & Thematic

Maps VI

(Applied Component Paper I)

03

Topographical & Thematic Maps

VI

(Applied Component Paper I)

COURSES IN “HISTORY”

Semester V

COURSES IN “HISTORY”

Semester V

01 Medieval India IV

(1000Ad to 1707 AD ) 04

Medieval India IV

(1000Ad to 1707 AD )

02 Modern India V

(1857 to 1984 ) 05

Modern India V

(1857 to 1984 )

03 Archaeology Musicology and

Library Science VI 06

Archaeology Musicology and Library

Science VI

ELIGIBILITY FOR TAKING ADMISSION TO T.Y.B.A. ( For Above Courses)

A candidate shall pass semester I, II, III & IV

OR

A candidate shall pass semester I & II and fails in not more than four courses of semester III

& IV taken together with not more than Two Courses at each of semester III & IV



FACULTY OF COMMERCE

Three Years Integrated Degree Course Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)

Introduction

The ‘‘Bachelor of Commerce ( B. Com. ) is one of the traditional course under the

University of Mumbai . The B.Com. degree course gives a wide range of subjects choice to

the students. It equips the students to register for any specialized programme that would

give them a competitive edge over others.

FIRST YEAR BACHELOR OF COMMERCE ( F.Y. B. COM. – 14 COURSES )

[ Semester I & Semester II ]

Semester I

i. Eligibility

A Candidate for being eligible for admission to the three years course leading to the

Degree of Bachelor of Commerce must have passed the Higher Secondary School

Certificate Examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and

Higher Secondary Education, Pune or any other examination recognized as equivalent with

subjects, as may be specified by the University of Mumbai in commerce stream .

Students passing an examination equivalent to SYJC of the Higher Secondary Board,

Pune and Intermediate (commerce ) from other states and immigrating from other

Universities / Board and seeking admission to the First Year of the Three Year Integrated

Degree course will be admitted only on production of Provisional Eligibility Certificate

issued by the University of Mumbai Such students should submit a Migration certificate,

Statement of Marks and Passing Certificate in Original along with true copies within

two months from the date of admission failing which their admission is liable to be

cancelled.

ii ) Courses :-

Sr.

No.

Semester – I ( Seven Courses ) Sr.

No.

Semester – II ( Seven Courses )

1 Accountancy & Financial Management - I 1 Accountancy & Financial Management - I

2 Business Development ( Commerce – I ) 2 Business Development ( Commerce – I )

3 Business Economics – I 3 Business Economics - I

4 Business Communication 4 Business Communication

5 Environmental Studies 5 Environmental Studies

6 Mathematical & Statistical Techniques - I 6 Mathematical & Statistical Techniques - I

7 Foundation Course – I 7 Foundation Course - I



SECOND YEAR BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

(S.Y.B.COM - 12 COURSES )

[ Semester III and Semester IV ]

i) Eligibility

Semester III

Pass in Semester I and Semester II

OR

fails in not more than four courses of Semester I and Semester II taken together with

not more than two courses each in semester I & II.

Sr.

No.

Semester – I ( Six Courses )

Sr.

No.

Semester – II ( Six Courses ) 1 Accountancy & Financial Management – II 1 Accountancy & Financial Management - II

2 Principles of Management & Finance

( Commerce – II )

2 Principles of Management & Finance

( Commerce – II )

3 Business Economics – II 3 Business Economics - II

4 Business Law 4 Business Law

5 Foundation Course – II 5 Foundation Course - II

6 Applied Component :- 6 Applied Component :-

Co-operation

Or

Secretarial Practice

Co-operation

Or

Secretarial Practice

THIRD YEAR BACHELOAR OF COMMERCE (T.Y.B.COM- 14 COURSES )

ELIGIBILITY FOR TAKING ADMISSION TO T.Y.B. Com.

A candidate shall pass semester I, II, III & IV

OR

A candidate shall pass semester I & II and fails in not more than four courses of semester

III & IV taken together with not more than Two Courses at each of semester III & IV



Courses :

Sr.

No.

Semester – V ( Seven Courses ) Sr.

No.

Semester – VI ( Seven Courses )

Compulsory Compulsory 1 Financial Acc. & Auditing ( Paper III )

[ Financial Accounting ]

1 Financial Acc. & Auditing ( Paper III )

[ Financial Accounting ]

2 Financial Acc. & Auditing ( Paper IV )

[ Costing & Auditing ]

2 Financial Acc. & Auditing ( Paper IV )

[ Costing & Auditing ]

3 Financial Acc. & Auditing ( Paper V)

[ Management Accounting ]

3 Financial Acc. & Auditing ( Paper V )

[ Management Accounting ]

4 Business Economics ( Paper III ) 4 Business Economics ( Paper III )

5 Commerce Paper III [ MHRM ] 5 Commerce Paper III [ MHRM ]

Applied Components Applied Components

6 Purchasing & Storekeeping (PSK)

OR

International Marketing

6 Purchasing & Storekeeping (PSK)

OR

International Marketing

7 Marketing Research (MR)

OR

Export Marketing

7 Marketing Research

OR

Export Marketing

POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

From the Academic Year 2013-14 the college is going to commence following post

graduate programme in Arts and Commerce:

1. Master of Arts (M.A.) – History and

2. Master of Commerce ( M.Com.) – Accountancy.

The details about these programmes will be published separately.



MODE OF REFUND OF FEES

ORDINANCE NO 0.2859 A & B refund of Tuition, Development & All other fees after

cancellation of admission.

Period & Percentage of deduction charges from total fees paid

( If the admission is cancelled )

C

O

N

D

I

T

I

O

N

1 2 3 4 5 6

Prior to

Commencement

of Academic

Term

Up to 20 days

after

Commencement

of Academic

Term/Semester

From 21 to 50

days after

commencement

of Academic

Term/Semester

From 51 to 80

days after

commencement

of Academic

Term/Semester

From

1st

Sept.

to 30th

Sept.

After

30th

Sept.

DEDUCTION

CHARGES

RS. 400/-

Lump sum

20% of

Total Fees

30% of

Total Fees

50% of

Total Fees

60%

of

Total

Fees

100%

of

Total

Fees

GUIDELINES FOR ADMISSION

A. RULES FOR ADMISSION:

All admissions are given on merit basis as per the rules and regulations of

University of Mumbai & Government of Maharashtra. A students seeking admission to

the college should present him/her with an application in prescribed form duly filled in

and signed by him and by his guardian with the Admission Committee.

No admission will be regarded as granted, unless it is duly granted by the

Principal

All admissions are valid only for one academic year and are required to be

renewed with application in the prescribed form for the new academic

year

Once a student is admitted will be considered as duly admitted for the

academic year, unless he informs the Principal in writing of his intention

to leave the college at least a week before the commencement of the

Second term. If such intimation is not received, full fees for the second term

will have to be paid .

Important: For online admission for F.Y.B.A. and F.Y.B.Com. computer facility will be

available in the college.



B. DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION

1. While seeking admission to the First Year Bachelor in Arts or Commerce students

must submit the FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS DULY COMPLETED :

Duly filled in admission form

Enrollment application form and registration form for UG STUDENTS

(Supplied by the College Office/University )

Original Marks sheet of H.S.C Examination (T.Y.Examination for PG )

along with three attested copies of the same

School Leaving Certificate / Transfer Certificate with one attested copy of

the same.

2. At the time of admission it is necessary to produce.

* Statement of Marks of the last all examination passed for the admission to T.Y.B.Com.

* Statements of Marks of First and Second Semester Examinations for the admission in

S.Y.B.Com.

* Eligibility certificate in the case of students having passed examination of other than

University of Mumbai

* An application for Transfer Certificate, it has to be submitted by the students from other

college affiliated to the University of Mumbai.

* Students belonging to SC/ST/NT/OBC may be admitted to the college without amount

of tuition fees on furnishing proof that they belong to a SC/ST/NT/OBC.

* No Objection Certificate (NOC):-

If a student has passed first/second year examination in other college & wants the

admission to second / third year he / she has to submit the No Objection Certificate

(NOC) from the college last attended.

* Passing Certificate and Migration Certificate :-

These certificates are be submitted by the students of other than University of Mumbai.

* Admission will be on provisional basis until online Transfer Certificate (T.C) is received

by the College.

ATTENDANCE AND GRANT OF TERMS

1. Attendance of students is regulated by 0.119, 0.120 and 0.125 (a) Ordinance 0.119,

0.120 The explanation issued by the University wide circular No UG/235/1998 Dated

03/07/1998 relating to 0.119 says that for granting of term attendance of 75% will be

required.

2. Students who fail to maintain the condition of minimum attendance on account of

confide illness or any other reason which is deemed right by the Principal should apply

in writing to the Principal for leave of absence prior or within two days from the date

of commencement of such leave, failing which they will be treated as defaulters.

3. All applications for leave of absence along with medical certificate if any should be

submitted directly to the Principal and not to any teachers.



LIBRARY

RULES :

1. Every student entering in the Library premises should have an

Library Identity Card. It should be produced as & when

demanded by the Library staff.

2. Strict silence shall be observed in the Library.

3. Library Identity card is non-transferable.

4. Student must handle books, any other material such as periodicals, and questions sets

with great care. Any attempt to damage books or periodicals by defacing or tearing

the pages will be treated as misconduct & strictly dealt with.

5. If the Identity card is lost, duplicate will be issued on payment of Rs. 30/- for Identity

card.

6. Textbooks, Reference Books & Journals will be issued to students against Identity

Card Students are not allowed to take them outside the Library reading Hall.

7. Rules regarding Study Room, Home issues, fine for late return loss of Books etc. are

displayed on Library Notice Board, students are expected to read & strictly follow

them.

8. All cases of students who disregard the rules given above will be reported to the

principal for appropriate action.

HOME ISSUE :

1. Every student is expected to read & strictly follow the instructions given on the

reserve side of the Library Identity Card.

2. In case late return of books, student will have to pay a fine of Rs. 1 per day.

While charging fine holidays will be counted.

3. Re-issue of Books will depend upon the demand for the same.

4. Any disregard of these rules will be reported to the Principal for appropriate action.

BOOK BANK SCHEME

This scheme is available on two modes.

1. Book Bank Scheme for Reserve Categories and

Book Bank Scheme for Other Students- It is based on first come first basis.



REVISED FEE STRUCTURE

AS PER UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI CIRCULAR NO/CONCOL/FEE /292 OF 2008

FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2013-2014

PARTICULARS

B.A. / B.COM

F.Y S.Y. TY

Tuition fee 800 800 800

Library fee 200 200 200

Gymkhana fee 200 200 200

Other fee 250 250 250

Enrolment fee 220 0 0

Admission processing 200 200 200

Utility fee 250 250 250

Magazine fee 100 100 100

I Card / Lib Card 50 50 50

Group Insurance 20 20 20

Students Welfare 50 50 50

Development fund 500 500 500

V.C. Fund 20 20 20

Alumni Association 25 25 25

Sports & Cultural activities 30 30 30

E - Charges

E - Suvidha Charges

45 45 35

50 50 50

Disaster Relief fund & N.S.S.

Library Deposits

20 20 20

170 0 0

Project fee 100 100 100

Total 3300 2900 2900

Note : Following additional fee will be charge if required.

1) Documents verification fees Rs. 400 will be charged from the students those who

are not from H. S. C. Board - Maharashtra.

2) Fees Rs. 200/- extra will be charged from the students those are participating in

Department of Lifelong Learning & Extension(DLLE) .

3) Examination fee is charge Rs. 660/- per semester as per the guidelines of

University of Mumbai.



RULES OF EXAMINATION

A) RULES FOR CONDUCT OF F.Y./S.Y. B. A. / B.COM EXAM., BY THE

COLLEGE ON BEHALF OF UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI.

First & Second Year of B. A. / B. COM.

Credit, Grade and Semester System :

A ‘credit’ is generally a ‘value’ used to measure a students work load in terms of

learning time required to complete course units, resulting in learning outcomes.

The number of credits awarded to a student (learner) is determined by Credit Value or

Credit Points assigned to a particular course.

One ( 01 ) Credit is Thirty ( 30 ) learning hours.

Scheme of Evaluation :-

Under this system, the performance of students ( learners ) shall be evaluated in two parts :

( I ) Internal Assessment with 40% marks by continues evaluation and by

( II ) Semester End Assessment with 60% marks by conducting the theory examination.

There will be Two Semesters in One Academic Year.

Modality Of Assessment :-

( I ) Internal Assessment [ 40% ] >>>>> 40 Marks

Class test / Case stud(ies)/on-line or a combination of these 20 Marks

One Assignment 10 Marks

Active participation in class instructional deliveries 05 Marks

Overall conduct as a responsible student, mannerism and 05 Marks

articulation and exhibit of leadership qualities in organizing

related academic activities .

( II ) Semester End Assessment [ 60% ] >>>>> 60 marks

Two hours written exam

Standard of Passing :-

The student ( learner ) shall have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate to qualify

each course where the course consists of Internal Assessment & Semester End Assessment.

However, the student ( learner ) shall obtain minimum –

16 out of 40 in the Internal Assessment and

24 out of 60 in Semester End Examination

40 out of 100

To qualify each course minimum grade E shall be obtained by the students(learners) in each

course and project wherever applicable in a particular semester.

The Allow To Keep Term ( A.T.K.T. ) and Additional Examination facility is also given in

new Credit, Grade and Semester System . However, students has to fulfill the criterion

specified in the rules, regulation and procedure specified in the same.



The Seven ( 7 ) Point Grading System :-

Grades Marks Grade Points

O 70 & Above 7

A 60 to 69.99 6

B 55 to 59.99 5

C 50 to 54.99 4

D 45 to 49.99 3

E 40 to 44.99 2

F ( Fail ) 39.99 & Below 1

Project Evaluation ( If Applicable ) :-

The evaluation of project and viva/voce examination shall be done by marks only and

then it will be converted into grade in seven point scale and award the same to the

student ( learner ).

The student ( learner ) shall have to obtain minimum of grade E ( or its equivalent

marks ) in the project evaluation and viva/voce taken together to obtain 40% marks in

project work.

The student who PASSES IN ALL THE COURSES BUT DOES NOT secures

minimum of ‘E’ grade in project as applicable has to resubmit a fresh project till

he/she secures a minimum of grade ‘E’.

The credits and grade points secured by him/her in the other courses will be carried

forward and he/she shall be entitled for grade obtained by them on passing of all the

courses.

The details about Credit, Grade and Semester System will be provided to First Year B. A. &

B. Com. Students in Exam Orientation Programme within 15 days from the

commencement of First Academic Term.

Additional Examination :

Eligibility to appeared for the additional semester end exam

For appearing the additional semester end examination that “the learner must have appeared

for both the internal assessment and semester end examination” may be replaced by “the

learner who remains absent with the prior permission of the principal of the college/Head of

the institution may be permitted to appear for the Additional Semester end exam

Verification There shall be no facility of revaluation of answer books at the F.Y/SY./.B.A.

/B.COM Examinations conducted by the college However the facility for verification of

Marks shall be available. The verification shall be done by the Examination Committee.

In the event of any discrepancy noted, rectification shall be effected by the concerned

Examiner. For any reason, if the concerned examiner is not available the Examination

Committee in consultation with the Principal may authorize another subject teacher in the

college to make necessary corrections.

Note : Verification includes correction of mistakes in transfer of entries, totaling and

correction for unassisted part of answer, if any. Verification does not include

reassessment.



VI Exemption :

An unsuccessful candidates who obtains the minimum percentage of Marks

prescribed for passing in a subject/practical may at his / her option be exempted from

appearing in that subject/practical at his/her subsequent appearance and will be declared

to have Passed. The whole examination on his/her passing in the remaining subjects /

practical in which he/she has failed.

Proposed Examination Schedule ( 2013-2014 )

Examination / Result Possible Period

Class Test - 1st, 3

rd & 5

th Semester

( F.Y./ S.Y/ T.Y. B.A. & B.Com. )

From 12th

Aug. to 14th

Aug., 2013

Filling of ATKT, 1st, 3

rd & 5

th Sem. Exam Forms

With regular fee

With late fee

From 25th

Aug., to 10th

Sept., 2013

From 11th

Sept., to 18nd

Sept., 2013

ATKT Examination ( Possible dates ) from 24th

Sept., & onwards.

1st, 3

rd & 5

th Semester Exam. (Tentative Date ) 1

st Oct.,2013 & onwards

Declaration of Result Last week of Oct., 2013

Diwali Vacation

Additional Examination ( 1st & 3

rd Semester )

Filling of Forms 1st Nov., 2012 to 10

th Nov., 2013

Additional Examination ( 1st

& 3rd

Semester ) 21st Nov., 2013 & onwards

Christmas Vacation 25th Dec.,2013 to 31st Dec., 2013

Class Test – 2nd

, 4th

& 6th

Semester 27th

to 30th

January, 2014

Filling of ATKT, 2nd

& 4th

Sem. Exam Forms

With regular fee

With late fee

1st Feb.to 15

th Feb. 2014

16th

Feb., to 20th

Feb., 2014

ATKT Examination ( Possible dates ) 22nd

Feb., 2014 & onwards

2nd

& 4th

Semester Exam. (Tentative Date ) 1st

March, 2014 & onwards

Declaration of Result 26th

March, 2014

Additional Examination ( 2nd

& 4th

Semester )

Filling of Form 27th

March – 10th

April, 2014

Additional Examination ( 2nd

& 4th

Semester ) 16th

April, 2014 & onwards

Summer Vacation 1st May, 2014 up to 1

st Week of June, 2014



PROCEDURE FOR INVESTIGATION IN CASE OF MALPRACTICE

1. The candidate may be served a show cause notice and made aware of the charges

/Allegations reported against him to prepare his/her defense at the time of his/her

Appearance before the Unfair Means Inquiry Committee and informing him/her

Thereby, of the proposed action to be taken in his/her case with a request to

reply to the show cause notice as to why the action proposed under it should not be

taken against him/her.

2. The reply received by the committee from the candidate when he/she appears before it

will consider by the committee and the final recommendation in the matter be made.

3. The punishment for the malpractices, if proved can be equal to or less than what is

mentioned in the show cause notice.

4. The college Unfair Means Inquiry Committee is a recommendatory Body. The

Principal has to exercise his/her power.

RULES OF DISCIPLINE AND CODE OF CONDUCT

Self-discipline is the best discipline. All the student are expected to observe the rules and

regulations, in force to enable the smooth working of the college.

1. Students should always wear their valid college Identity Card whenever in the

college or should be produced whenever demanded by any of the college staff. No

student is allowed to enter in the college premises without valid Identity Card.

2. During the time of Lectures student should not loiter in the corridors or around the

college premises.

3. Students will not be allowed to bring any outsider with them in the college but in

special case parents or any outsider may be allowed with valid reason.

4. Students shall not organize picnics, excursion trips etc. on their own without the

written permission of the Principal.

5. Students are prohibited from doing anything inside or outside the college premises

that will interfere in college administration or affects its public image. No outside

influence Political or any other should be brought into the college , directly or

indirectly.

6. In case of the any problem personal or academic students should report to the

subject Teacher of their respective class or faculty in charge or the Principal who

will help them to solve their problems.

7. The powers relating to the disciplinary action in the college will avert with the

Principal and his decision in this respect shall be final. Any one who violates the

code of conduct will be severely dealt with.



8. They will treat the college property with great care and consideration they will

not make any mark on the furniture or on the walls. Any damage or destruction

of the college property will be punishable individually or collectively.

9. Students are forbidden to organize or attend any meeting within the college or

collect money for any purpose from students and outsiders or to circulate among

the students any notice or petition of any kind or paste it on the college notice

board without the written permission of the Principal.

10. When the teacher enters the classroom, the students must rise remain standing till

they are directed to sit down. When the attendance roll is called , each one must rise

to show their presence. Students who are absent from classes for two weeks or

more at a stretch, without the permission of the Principal in writing, will be

considered to have left the college. Students remaining absent for more than two

days, for any reason ( Personal/co/extra curricular activities) have to submit the

leave application duly signed before proceeding for leave.

11. Mobiles are prohibited in college campus. If found it will be forfeited.

12. Students are expected to be seated in their respective classrooms at the stroke of the

Ist bell and wait for the teacher. Action will be taken against students found loitering

in the corridors making noise. Students are to make use of the Library during

free periods.

13. Students have to park their vehicles at the parking shed only. Movement of vehicles

in the college campus shall be in a moderate speed only.

14. Smoking within the college campus is strictly prohibited.

15. All the circulars, notices related to examination and other programs etc. are displayed

on the college notice board. Concerned students will be held responsible for the loss

if they failed to read the notice.

16. About Mobile Phone as per the direction given by the Honorable Vice-Chancellor

of University of Mumbai. Students are not allowed to use mobile in the college

premises.

17. Ragging is prohibited. Government of Maharashtra has notified ragging as a

cognizable offence. Any one reported to be involved in any form of ragging will be

severely dealt with. Therefore, students are advised to restrain from indulging in

any form of ragging.



SCHOLARSHIPS & FREESHIPS

SN Name of the Sch.

/Free ships

Eligibility

Necessary Documents

1 Govt. of India

Scholarship

(B.C. Students )

Who have passed the last

examination and annual income is

not more than

Rs. 1,00,000/- are eligible to apply

1.Caste Certificate

2.Income certificate

3.True copies of the Marks sheet in

duplicate

2 State Govt. Open

Merit Scholarship

Who have passed H.S.C.

Examination securing more than

60% Marks. The students must

submit their progress report of the

last year.


duplicate

3 Physically

Handicapped

Scholarship

The student who are physically

handicapped must produce a

certificate by the civil surgeon

concerned (40%) Minimum 40%

Marks in last examination is

require

1. Medical certificate in the prescribed

forms

2.Income certificate by the Tashildar

3. True copies of the Marks sheet in

duplicate

4 Scholarship for the

children of

freedom

Fighters/Ex-

servicemen’s

sons/Daughter/wife

/widows

The Children or grand children of

the freedom fighter who had

participated in national freedom

struggle. The sons / daughter / wife /

windows of ex-serviceman are

eligible to apply

1.Written bond on a prescribed forms

2.Certificate as a freedom fighter/Ex

servicemen identity card.3.True copies

of the Marks sheet in duplicate

4.A certificate by the concerned

Principal stating that the student was

receiving this scholarship in the

previous year.

5 Govt. of India free

ship

(B.C students)

Who have passed the last

examination and annual income is

not more than Rs 3,00,000/- are

eligible to apply

1. Cast Certificate

2.Income certificate


duplicate

6 Economically

Backward class

(E.B.C)

Fees concession is given to the

students. The Annual income of

parents should not be more than

Rs. 15,000/- per annum.

An income certificate endorsed by

Tashildar only.

7 Minority

Scholarship

50% Marks at last Exam.

1.Cast Certificate

2.Income certificate endorsed by

Tahasildar only.


duplicate

8 Merit Scholarship Only for Ist Year H. S. C. Merit True copies of the Marks sheet in

duplicate

Note : - Students have to apply online for getting the benefit of free ship/scholarship and

need to submit the hard copies with necessary documents in the college office within

prescribed time limit.



EXTENTION ACTIVITIES

BUS / RAILWAY CONCESSION :

The railway concession forms will be issued to the regular students of the college to go

to their home town or to visit their parents only during the major holidays.

Bus/Railway concessions forms are also available for coming to the college & going to

the home.

STUDENTS COUNCIL AND STUDENTS WELFARE

Students council and welfare committee is established for the overall development of

students through the process of participation. It help to develop the qualities of volunteer

ship and leadership and also create linkage between the college administration and

students. The Students council takes an active part in organizing co-curricular and extra –

curricular activities for the students throughout the year. It also works as a platform to

discuss and formulate the Plans, Policies, Programs for development of college.

GUIDANCE, COUSELLING & PLACEMENT CELL

With the objective to provide the guidelines on different career opportunities to local rural

folk, we established Career Guidance Cell. The cell conducted different programs on Career

and Personality Development. One of the effective and useful program started by the Cell is

Coaching for Competitive Examination. For this program –

Eligibility :- ( A ) A person must be regular student of this college

( B ) Any other student from the local area.

( C ) Alumni of this college

( D ) Any other graduate person want to pursue the Competitive Exams,

Provided he / she should fulfill the required conditions.

Library facility :- Career Guidance Cell will conduct regular exams to judge the preparation

of students. The first three rankers in these exams will be provided with more books facility

apart from regular library facilities .

Ist Ranker :- Four books on competitive exam and on general knowledge taken together.

IInd

Ranker :- Three books on competitive exam and on general knowledge taken together.

IIIrd

Ranker :- Two books on competitive exam and on general knowledge taken together.

Appropriate counseling of the learner ( student ) is the need of every college, specially those

from the rural areas. To render this noble service mentioned, the college organizes many

activities, lectures, workshops to solve academic, personal and social problems of the student

community. It resulted into filling the confidence and development of positive attitude among

the students.

The Placement Cell takes the responsibility to gather the information about employment

opportunities and to aware the students about the same. The information is delivered to the

students through Notice Board, Student Meeting, etc.



LADIES HOSTALE FACILITY

Residence facility to the female students of this college is available on request. The students

need to apply to the Principal of the College during June-July,2013. for the Academic Year,

2013-14.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (N.S.S)

A special cell for N.S.S. of University of Mumbai for undertaking social activities. The

motto of N.S.S is “NOT ME BUT YOU”. By this, we are creating the sense of social

responsibility in the minds of students towards society.

Social Aspects of N. S. S.

A joint project of College and (NGO) in this program the students are sensitized

to the social problems like the problems of senior citizen teaching to adivasi children’s

about importance of cleanliness jalasanvardhan etc. This is implemented through various

awareness programs.

Educational Programs : The main objective of this programs is to help to the

people of different sections of society through practical education programs.

Rural Development : To give the detail understanding of our villages and rural

development we organize 7 Days special residential camp at Village. In last three

years we are organizing the camp at Saneguruji Rashtriya Smarak, Wadghar and

a village , Virzoli. In special camp students are given thought provoking Lectures,

discussion debate etc. on various social issues. Students performs street plays, dramas,

group discussion. Students are prepare will papers on different issues of Rural

Development.

Eligibility : All degree students are eligible to enroll as volunteers of this

organization. A student Enrolled as a volunteer should in value in all the activities.

It is compulsory that he/she must complete at least three years on different

programs and a special camp of 7 days.

Certificate : Volunteer completing 240 hours (120+120) of regular social work

in two consecutive years and completing a special camp of 10 days will be issued

a certificate from the N. S. S. Cell University of Mumbai, Benefits of 10 Grace

Marks. A volunteer completing the above conditions will be given 10 Grace Marks

in each year As per the University of Mumbai norms.

DEPARTMENT OF LIFELONG LEARNING & EXTENTION ( DLLE )

On behalf of DLLE, University of Mumbai the college provide facility to the student for

getting 10 marks as grace marks on the satisfactory completion of 120/240 hours of work

under various Extension Project.

Extension Work Project:- College is offering Seven types Extension Work Projects out

of which a student can take any one project for getting the benefit of 10 grace mark under

ordinance 229-A.

From this academic year the students can register themselves for online courses of DLLE



GYMNASIUM FOR BOYS College is providing well equipped gymnasium facility to boys students of this college.

However, students are require to take maximum care for the equipments.

GYMKHANA FOR ALL

We have common Gymkhana for girls as well as for the boys. The Gymkhana is mainly

providing the space for the Indoor Game like Table Tennis, Carom, Chess, etc.

COMPUTER CENTRE

We have well equipped Computer Centre which is open to all the regular students. Student is

expected to use various facilities such as Free Internet in Computer Centre for constructive

purpose in Academic and for the skill development.

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL [ I.Q.A.C. ]

( 1 ) Prin. Sudhakar Chaudhari Chairperson

( 2 ) Prof. Deepak Raverkar Teacher Member

( 3 ) Prof. Sukumar Patil Teacher Member

( 4 ) Prof. Kamalakar Kamble Teacher Member

( 5 ) Prof. Tulsidas Mokal Teacher Member

( 6 ) Adv. Hemant Gangal Management Representative

( 7 ) Prof. Samrat Jadhav Co-ordinator (Teacher Member)

STUDENT COUNCIL ( 2012 – 2013 )

Student Members

( 1 ) Soni Pratiksha Suresh General Secretary

( 2 ) Jain Ankita Basantilal Member

( 3 ) Jangam Pradnya Pralhad Member

( 4 ) Athavale Dhanashri Anil Member

( 5 ) Mandlekar Siddhika Changu Member

( 6 ) Mohite Archana Arjun Member

( 7 ) Jadhav Priyanka Anant N.S.S. Representative

( 8 ) Karekar Tejas Ujwal Cultural Representative

( 9 ) Pawar Aniket Arun D.L.L.E Representative

( 10 ) Thamke Pravin Anant Sport Representative

( 11 ) Matere Manali Pandurang Lady Representative

( 12 ) Gaikwad Arti Ashok Lady Representative



: COLLEGE TEACHING STAFF :

Sr.No. Name Designation

01 Prof. Sudhakar E. Chaudhari Principal

02 Prof. Atul H. Salunke Vice –Principal

03 Prof. Deepak P. Raverkar

Associate Professor & H.O.D. of Commerce

04 Prof. Tulsidas P. Mokal Assistant Professor & H.O. D. of History

05 Prof. Shatrughna N. Lohakare Assistant Professor & H.O. D. of Economics

06 Prof. Sukumar D. Patil Assistant Professor in Economics

07 Prof.(Mrs.) Seema J. Bhosale Assistant Professor in History

08 Prof. Santosh O. Birare Assistant Professor & H.O. D. of Geography

09 Prof. Kamalakar E. Kamble Assistant Professor in Commerce

10 Prof. Samrat A. Jadhav Assistant Professor in Accountancy

: COLLEGE NON-TEACHING STAFF :

Sr.No Name Designation

01 Shri. Vikas D. Khopkar Head Clerk

02 Shri. Anil H. Thakur Sr. Clerk

03 Shri. Arun J. Patil Library Attendant

04 Miss. Asha A. Patange Computer Assistant

05 Shri. Chandrakant P. Bhoi Peon

06 Shri. Shyam H. Yespatil Peon

07 Shri. Datta A. Kamble Peon

08 Shri. Santosh A. Shelar Peon



LIST OF DIFFERENT COMMITEES

[ 1 ] Examination Committee [ 2 ] Unfair Means Enquiry Committee

1 Prof. D. P. Raverkar << Convener >> 1 Prof. T. P. Mokal

2. Prof. S. A. Jadhav << Member >> 2 Prof. S. N. Lohakare

3 Prof. K. E. Kamble << Member >> 3 Prof. S. J. Bhosale

4 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Member >> 4 Prof. S. O. Birare [ 3 ] Students Council Committee [ 4 ] College Research Cell

1 Prof. S. A. Jadhav << Convener >> 1 Prof. S. A. Jadhav

2 Prof. S. O. Birare << Member >> 2 Prof. D. P. Raverkar

3 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Member >> 3 Prof. K. E. Kamble

4 Prof.(Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale << Member >> Prof. S. N. Lohakare [ 5 ] Guidance, Counseling & Placement Cell [ 6 ] Cultural Committee

1 Prof. S. A. Jadhav << Convener >> 1 Prof. S. D. Patil

2 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Member >> 2 Prof.(Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale

3 Prof. K. E. Kamble << Member >> 3 Prof. S. N. Lohakare [ 7 ] Time Table Committee [ 8 ] Gymkhana Committee

1 Prof. T. P. Mokal << Convener >> 1 Prof. K. E. Kamble

2 Prof. S. O. Birare << Member >> 2 Prof. (Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale

3 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Member >> 3 Prof. S. D. Patil [ 9 ] Discipline Committee [ 10 ] Gandhi Study Centre

1 Prof. T. P. Mokal << Convener >> 1 Prof. T. P. Mokal

2 Prof. S. O. Birare << Member >> 2 Prof. S. O. Birare

3 Prof. (Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale << Member >> 3 Prof. S. D. Patil

4 Prof. S. A. Jadhav << Member >> 4 Prof. S. N. Lohakare [ 11 ] Nature Club [ 12 ] Commerce Association

1 Prof. S. O. Birare << Convener >> 1 Prof. D. P. Raverkar

2 Prof. (Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale << Member >> 2 Prof. K. E. Kamble

3 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Member >> 3 Prof. S. A. Jadhav [ 13 ] Prospectus Committee [ 14 ] Planning Forum

1 Prof. S. A. Jadhav << Convener >> 1 Prof. D. P. Raverkar

2 Prof. S. D. Patil << Member >> 2 Prof. T. P. Mokal

3 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Member >> 3 Prof. S. D. Patil



[ 15 ] National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit [ 16 ] History-Geography Club

1 Prof. T. P. Mokal << Convener >> 1 Prof. T. P. Mokal

2 Prof. S. D. Patil << Member >> 2 Prof. S. O. Birare

3 Prof. (Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale << Member >> 3 Prof. (Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale

[ 17 ] Alumni Association [ 18 ] Women Development Cell (WDC)

1 Prof. D. P. Raverkar << Convener >> 1 Prof. (Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale

2 Prof. T. P. Mokal << Member >> 2 Prof. (Mrs.) S. V. Mahajan

3 Prof. S. A. Jadhav << Member >> 3 Girl Stdts’ Representative

4 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Member >> 4 Girl Stdts’ Representative

[ 19 ] Cleanliness Committee [ 20 ] College Development Committee

1 Prof. D. P. Raverkar << Convener >> 1 Prof. D. P. Raverkar

2 Prof. T. P. Mokal << Member >> 2 Prof. T. P. Mokal

3 Mr. V. D. Khopkar << Member >> 3 Prof. S. O. Birare

4 Mr. C. P. Bhoi << Member >> 4 Prof. V. D. Khopkar

[ 21 ] Grievance Redressal Cell [ 22 ] Y. C. M. O. U. Centre

1 Prof. D. P. Raverkar << Convener >> 1 Prof. T. P. Mokal

2 Prof. (Mrs) S. J. Bhosale << Member >> 2 Prof. S. O. Birare

3 Prof. S. O. Birare << Member >> 3 Prof. S. N. Lohakare

4 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Member >> 4 Mr. A. H. Thakur

[ 23 ] Library Committee [ 24 ] Admission Committee

1 Prof. S. D. Patil << Convener >> 1 Prof. D. P. Raverkar

2 Prof. D. P. Raverkar << Member >> 2 Prof. S. D. Patil

3 Prof. T. P. Mokal << Member >> 3 Prof. T. P. Mokal

4 Prof. S. A. Jadhav << Member >> 4 Prof. (Mrs.) S. J. Bkosale

5 Mr. A. J. Patil << Member >> 5 Mr. V. D. Khopkar

[ 25 ] Dept. of Lifelong Learning & Extension [ 26 ] Right to Information Committee

( D.L.L.E. )

1 Prof. S. N. Lohakare << Convener >> 1 Prof. T. P. Mokal

2 Prof. S. O. Birare << Member >> 2 Prof. ( Mrs.) S. J. Bhosale

3 Prof. K. E. Kamble << Member >> 3 Mr. V. D. Khopkar

Staff Secretary : Prof. S. N. Lohakare

Note :- Principal of the College is the Chairperson of all above Committees.

COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENT DURING 2012-13

2nd

and 3rd

Prize in Skit and Poster Competition

(Bodhi Mahotsav ) held at Dr. Babasaheb

Ambedkar College, Mahad-Raigad

Prof. A. H. Salunke has been awarded with

“Indhira Gandhi National Appreciation

Award” by the hands of Hon. President of

India Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, Nov. 2012

“College achieved “BEST COLLEGE

AWARD” Form University of Mumbai for the

year 2011 -12, in rural areas.

College achieved 1st rank in UDAN Festival 2012-13

organised by collaboration of University of Mumbai

& RSS.Mahatma Phule ASC college, Panvel.

College organized Taluka Level “Swachchhata Mitra Karandak” Elocution Competition on behalf

of Government of Maharashtra on 5th January 2013. Miss. Mohini Madhukar Pakale – Secured

2nd Prize of Rs. 3000/- & Miss. Asmita Yashwant Jangam Secured 3rd Prize of Rs. 2000/- in

cash and both are qualified for District Level Competition.

ACTIVITIES DURING 2012-13

“Vrukshadindi” on Tree Plantation Day by NSS

Unit “District Level Leadership Training Camp”

Prof. T.P.Mokal communicating with students.

Self-Defense Workshop organized jointly by

NSS Unit & Women Development Cell. Save Girl Child Rally organized by Women

Development Cell and NSS Unit

Fish-Pond reading during Annual Cultural and

Social Gathering

Tie Day Celebration during Annual Cultural and

Social Gathering


Chess Competition conducted during

Annual Sport Week

“Kho-Kho” Matches during

Annual Sport Week

Orientation Programme organized by

Guidance & Counseling Cell Personal One-to-One Guidance organized by

Guidance & Counseling Cell

Dr. Patil, Director-Pillai Management Institute

communicating with students on MMS/MBA

in a Programme organized by Commerce

Association

Career in Computerised Accounting jointly

conducted by Commerce Association &

Institute of Computer Accountants, Pen-

Raigad


Education Tour to National Stock Exchange

(NSE), Mumbai

Education Tour to Chhatrapati Shivaji Vastu

Sangrahalaya, Mumbai

UGC Sponsored One Day Workshop on NET/SET Exams Preparation conducted jointly by

College DLLE Unit and DLLE, University of Mumbai

Expert Committee Visit for Approval &

Affiliation for M.Com. Post Graduate

Programme.

Expert Committee Visit for Approval &

Affiliation for M.A. Post Graduate

Programme.

Meritorious Students in The College 2012-13

F.Y.B.Com. F.Y.B.A.

S.Y.B.Com. S.Y.B.A.

T.Y.B.Com. T.Y.B.A.

1rst

in College 2nd

in College 1rst

in College 2nd

in College

Students secured First Class in T.Y.B.Com. and T.Y.B.A. ( 2011-12 )

Specially Recognized Students

Surve Rajendra Goriwale Vijay Desai Jayashree Patil Priya

(89.00% ) (87.00% ) ( 67.00% ) ( 66.00% )

Ambre Poonam Athawale Dhanshri Kanawade Asmita Kharivale Nutun

(6.53) 1st in Class (6.23) 2

nd in Class (6.84) 1

st in Class (6.73) 2

nd in Class

Ratnesh Kinare Pratiksha Soni Archana Mohite Malti Shelar

(7.00) 1st in Class (6.53) 2

nd in Class (6.82) 1

st in Class (6.75) 2

nd in Class

Thamke Pravin Powar Aniket Soni Pratiksha Karekar Jagruti Jangam Asmita

( Sport ) ( D.L.L.E. ( N.S.S. ) ( Dance ) (Elocution)

Best College Award 2011-12”

“Our Principal, Vice-Principal & other member accepting the

“BEST COLLEGE AWARD”

Form Dr. Rajan Velukar,

Vice –Chancellor, University of Mumbai.