Indoor Stadium, Badnapur College Campus

Vision :

To have a student-centred environment in which the intel-lectual, social, cultural, recreational and physical needs of students are met.

Our Mission :

To make every student employable through holistic edu-cation and development of different skills.

To persue high standards of academics, professional and social contribution.

To reach out under privileged sections of society and pro-vide them education

To facilitate modern infrastructure and all educational means to rural students.

To connect education to social needs and expections in positive approach.

Education is for improving the lives of others and for liv-ing our community and world better than as we find it. We are proud to have made it possible for citizens of Badnapur and sur-rounding area to obtain recognized and accredited educational qualifications. Our target is to equip each and every student of the college with quality education and required infrastructure to help them achieve nothing but the best in life. The aim is to inculcate in them creative and globally competent and capable education and also make them respon-sible youth to build a better nation.

Arts, Science and Commerce College, Badnapur in this rural region has directly or indirectly played a crucial role in carving a new niche for our students. It must be appreciated that in this prestigious institution, students are the key players. The quality of knowledge is largely dependent on the inputs re-ceived from the students. Last eighteen years we are catering quality education with the objective of upleafting of weaker section and girl stu-dents. Our dedicated staff is working round the clock. For all kind of help and necessity of students. I welcome one and all to our campus to fufill desires and dreams.

Chairman Desk

Dr. Dattabhau PathrikarFounder & Chairman

Dr. Meher D. PathrikarPrincipal / Secretary

Principal Desk

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True education turns knowledge into enrichment and then enlightenment creates sensitivity ads brilliance in teaching – learning process empowers expression, prudence for self-es-teem and respect to other develops human values which are achieved by mankind during his cultural and ethical journey. To build an educational trust means, not only maintain educational pattern but also convert into temple for Nation, by developing and modernizing laboratories, make and strengthen the core of education for the development of Nation. Imparting knowl-edge and grooming personalities of students are only possible because of teaching and non-teaching staff members, who are having a marathon qualifications and experiences. We at the NKSPT Society heartily welcome you to join the family where change and growth is the order of the day.

It gives me great pleasure to invite you to take an ini-tial peek into the heart that beats behind the appealing façade of N.K.S.P.T.'s Group. Thanks to the hard work of its human resource team, just in the eighteen years of its existence, N.K.S.P.T. has made substantial and enviable progress. With still miles to go, I am quite optimistic that N.K.S.P.T. group of institutions will be the trends setter very soon. My best wishes to all those in the N.K.S.P.T. group who have made it possible so far and thus strengthening the possi-bilities for even higher progress.

Managing Director

Dr. Devesh D. PathrikarManaging Director

Mr. Yogesh D. PathrikarExecutive Director

Executive Director

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMMESAfter X Std.Junior College

ARTS XI and XII English Marathi / Hindi Geography Political Science Economics History Sociology Psychology Education Environmental Science

SCIENCE XI and XII English Hindi Physics Chemistry Mathematics Biology Electronics Psychology

MCVC XI and XII English Hindi General Foundation Course Environment Education Computer Technique Accounting and Auditing

COMMERCE XI and XII English Marathi / Hindi / Bio Focal Book-Keeping and Accountancy Organization of Commerce and

Management Economics Secretarial Practice /

Co-Operation / Mathematics / Of-fice Management

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AFTER XII Std.

AFTER GRADUATION

DEGREE COLLEGE (Subjects available)

COMMERCE English(Compulsory) Marathi (SL) Hindi (SL) English (SL) Urdu (SL) I.T. Application in Business Business and Industrial Economics Business Mathematics Business Statistics Entrepreneurship Development Financial Accounting Principal of Business Management Corporate Accounting Business Regulatory Framework Marketing Management Management Accounting Cost Accounting Direct Tax (Income Tax) New Audit Concepts Banking

Insurance

ARTS English Marathi Hindi Urdu Geography Physical Education Political Science Economics History Sociology Psychology Public Administration

Home Science

SCIENCE English (Compulsory) Marathi (SL) Hindi (SL) English (SL) Urdu (SL) Physics Chemistry Mathematics Statistics Computer Science Electronics Botany Zoology Fishery Science Micro-Biology

ARTS (M.A.)• Hindi• Marathi • History • Political Science• Sociology• Psychology• Geography

COMMERCE (M.Com.)• General Subjects

SCIENCE (M.Sc.)• Mathematics • Chemistry• Botany• Computer Science

POST-GRADUATION (P.G.)

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Research Centre in Physical Education

Central Library : Heart of our institution

The Department of Physical Education was started in the year of 1997 in Physical Education is one of the option-al subject. The department has emerged as one of the premier research centre of Physical Education in this rural region apart from that, the College has its own full-fledge Gymnasium facilities and spacious well nurtured play-ground. The College conducts courses in Gym Instructor & yoga. The department of sports depute teams of Sports persons of this College for participation in the inter-uni-versity and other national as well as international sports tournaments.

Library: Our College library has its own importance. It helps in widening the range of knowledge and information to teach-ers and students. Our college library has tried its level best to provide necessary material to all the components of the col-lege and looked afterthe quantitative & qualitative growth in library facilities. We are also connected to e-Library facilities with INFLIBNET N-List consortia. The library is fully computer-ized with bar-coding of books, Circulation, and library mem-bership cards. The library has purchased Library Software i.e. "Library Management System", developed by MIT Develop-ment, Aurangabad. According to the fifth law of library science "Library is Growing Organism" is also one of the goals of our library. Today we have more Textbooks, Reference books, dai-ly newspapers, and competitive magazines on various disci-plines, E-Books & periodical / journals and many other reading informative materials.persons of this College for participation in the inter-university and other national as well as interna-tional sports tournaments.

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Laboratory State of the art modern laboratory.

Computer LaboratorySpacious well equipped computer laboratory.

Canteen and Nestle CounterRelax, chat, share experiences and lecture notes over a cup of tea.

GymkhanaThe College encourages promising young sportsmen and women by providing the Gymkhana, playground facilities and Coaching. Basket Ball, Badminton, Chess, Cricket, and Carom are our special areas of excellence.

Counselling CentreAimed at ensuring a stress free life for the stu-dents and helping them cope with anxieties and challenges the college has established the coun-seling center. Both personal and career counseling is available.

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ActivitiesNational Service Scheme (NSS)NSS unit works on the principal of 'Not Me But You', various social programs organized by NSS like Blood Donation and Thalassemia checkup camps, Nature trails, Antidrug Addiction, AIDS awareness, Literacy drive, Immunization, tree plantation.

A. Compulsory Subjects English

Any one of the following: Hindi or Marathi

Environment Education Physical Education

B. OPTIONAL SUBJECTSAny one of the following groups

Group - I Group- II Group - III

Geography Geography Geography

Psychology Political Science Political Science

Sociology Economics Education

History Education

Cultural ActivitiesEagerly awaited Mega Annual Gathering Festi-val which attracts thousands of students. This provides training in Leadership, Management & Financial Planning and showcases youth tal-ent at its best.

COURSE OFFEREDFYJC Arts & SYJC Arts

(XI ARTS & XII Arts)JUNIOR COLLEGE

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SUBJECT OFFERED FOR FOLLOWING FACULTY

1. Completely filled in admission form with photograph affixed.

2. Original and attested Xerox copy of X Std. Examination Mark Statement.

3. Original and attested Xerox copy of School Leaving Certificate.

4. Caste Certificate (Only for reserved category students)

5. Income Certificate / PTC certificate / Freedom Fighter / Ex-Service man,

along with necessary forms (Two copies) for the respective benefits.

6. Migration Certificate (For those students who have completed

SSC from other states and CBSE Examination).

7. A Declaration Form for seeking admission under Lin

guistic Minority Category.

8. For all the girl students duly filled-in declaration

form to avail the Freeship from Govt. of

Maharashtra

9. Proof of Residence.

10. FULL FEES.

XI MCVC &XII MCVC

English (Compulsory)

Hindi or Marathi

General Foundation Course

Environment Education

Computer Technique or Accounting & Auditing

Environment Education (Compulsory)

Physical Education (Compulsory)

XI SCIENCE & XII SCIENCE

English (Compulsory)

Marathi or Hindi (Choose any one)

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics or

Psychology

Biology or Electronics

Environment Education (Compulsory)

Physical Education (Compulsory)

REQUIREMENT AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION

XI COMMERCE &XII COMMERCE

English (Compulsory)

Marathi or Hindi

Book-Keeping & Accountancy

Organization of Commerce & Management

Economics

Secretarial Practice or

Co-Operation or

Mathematics or

Office Management

Environment Education (Compulsory)

Physical Education (Compulsory)

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING ADMISSION

1. Incomplete admission forms will not be accepted.

2. Full name (in capital letters) Birth date, Birth place, Nationality & Caste should be written exactly as mentioned in school leaving certificate.

3. As per rules seats are reserved for backward class students.

4. 5% seats are filled by the Management of the Institution.

5. Government Quota Reserved for Govt. Transfer Cases, Defense Personnel, Ex-Servicemen, from Competent Authority Freedom fighters etc with documentary evidence.

NOTE :1. The Principal reserves the right to make necessary changes in the details of admission procedure depending on the circumstances prevailing during the days of admission.

2. All Admissions in the first instance are provisional and liable to be cancelled if any irregularity is detected at a later stage. The Principal reserves the right of canceling the admission of any students at any time.

EXAMINATION RELATED INSTRUCTIONS :• Oral examinations are conducted for all languages in XI and XII (Arts and Science).

• Oral examinations are important as these marks are counted for final result of

• XI Exam and HSC Board Examination.

• Practical's are conducted in the subject of mathematics.

• Practical examinations are compulsory for all students.

• Submission of projects in the subject of Environment Education is mandatory

• for XI and XII classes.

• Mark sheet for Annul Examination will be issued to the student by the college.

• Parents should make a note of this.

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EXAMINATION (XI)

FOUR Examinations will be held in the academic year

• I Unit Test 15(Test)+10(Tutorials)=25 marks (Tentatively in August)

• I Terminal 50 marks (Tentatively in October)

• II Unit Test 15(Test)+10(Tutorials)=25 marks (Tentatively in January)

• II Terminal 80 (Theory)+20(Practical or Project)=100 marks (Tentatively in February – March)

For the subject of Environment Education, Two Seminars or Four Journals will be of 40 marks. In addition to this, I and II Semesters projects are required to submit for 60 marks.

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONSRevised Evaluation Pattern For XI Science(As per HSC Boards Circular No. SB/BR High Sec./Syllabus/4335/5283 dated 22/07/2011)

In order to be eligible for the further promotion in the subject of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The total marks obtained in the I Terminal and II Terminal theory examination should be 30. If the marks are less than 30 then student will be declared as FAIL.

In order to be eligible for the further promotion in the subject of Mathematics. The total marks obtained I Terminal and II Terminal theory examination should be 33. If the marks are less than 33 then student will be declared as FAIL.iii. In the remaining subjects average passing marks will be 35% of all the examinations.

Evaluation Pattern for XI ArtsMinimum average passing marks for passing in each subject of Arts is 35% aggregate of all the examinations except for the subject of Mathematics.

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EXAMINATION (XII)

• I Unit Test 15(Test)+10(Tutorials)=25 marks (Tentatively in August)

• I Terminal 50 marks (Tentatively in October)

• II Unit Test 15(Test)+10(Tutorials)=25 marks (Tentatively in January)

• II Terminal 80 (Theory)+20(Practical or Project)=100 marks (Tentatively in February – March)

Students are expected to submit a project in Environment Education.

Senior College (B.A.)Faculty of Arts (Graduation)

A. Compulsory Subjects

1 English (Compulsary)

2 Any one of the following : Hindi / Marathi / English / Urdu (Second Language)

B. Optional Subjects : Any one of the following groups

3 Physical Education / Home Science / Psychology / Geography Choose any one4 Economics / Political Science / Public Administration / History / Sociology Choose any one5 Marathi / Hindi / Urdu / English Choose any one

Faculty of Arts : P.G. (M.A.)

Sr. No. Subject Intake

1 Hindi 60

2 Marathi 60

3 History 60

4 Political Science 60

5 Sociology 60

6 Psychology 60

7 Geography 60

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Senior College (B.Sc.)

Faculty of Science (Graduation)

A. Compulsory Subjects

1. English

2. Any one of the following : Hindi or Marathi or English or Urdu (Second Language)

Subject Code used in alphabetical order :

Physics : P Chemistry : C Mathematics : M

Statistics : S Electronics : El Computer Science : Cs

Botany : B Zoology : Z Microbiology : Mi

Fishery Science : Fs

B. Any ONE of the following groups consisting of 3 subjects

Sr. No. Groups-A Sr. No. Groups-B

1. PCM 5. CBZ

2. PMCs 6. BZCs

3. CMCs 7. CBMi

4. PSEl 8. CZMi

9. CMiFs

Faculty of Science : P.G. (M.Sc.)

Sr. No. Subject Intake

1. Mathematics 30

2. Chemistry 30

3. Computer Science 30

4. Botany 30

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Faculty of Commerce (Graduation)

B.Com First Year :

Sr. No. FIRST SEMESTER Sr. No. SECOND SEMESTER

1. English (Compulsory) 1. English (Compulsory)

2. Hindi or Marathi or English or Urdu (S.L.) 2. Hindi or Marathi or English or Urdu (S.L.)

3. I.T. Application in Business-I 3. I.T. Application in Business-II

4. Financial Accounting-I 4. Financial Accounting-II

5. Entrepreneurship Development-I 5. Entrepreneurship Development-II

6. Business & Industrial Economics-I 6. Business & Industrial Economics-II

7. Business Mathematics & Statistics-I 7. Business Mathematics & Statistics-II

8. Environment Science 8. Environment Science

B. Com Second Year :

Sr. No. THIRD SEMESTER Sr. No. FOURTH SEMESTER

1. English (Compulsory) 1. English (Compulsory)

2. Hindi or Marathi or English or Urdu (S.L.) 2. Hindi or Marathi or English or Urdu (S.L.)

3. I.T. Application in Business-III 3. I.T. Application in Business-IV

4. Corporate Accounting-I (Computer Accounting-Tally)

5. Business Regulatory Framework-I 4. Corporate Accounting-II

6. Principles of Business Management-I 5. Business Regulatory Framework-II

7. Marketing Management-I 6. Principles of Business Management-II

Marketing Management -II

B.Com Third Year :

Sr. No. FIFTH SEMESTER Sr. No. SIXTH SEMESTER

1. Advanced Accounting-I 1. Advanced Accounting-II

2. Cost Accounting-I 2. Cost Accounting-II

3. Management Accounting-I 3. Management Accounting-II

4. Direct Taxes 4. Indirect Taxes

5. Auditing Concepts 5. New Auditing Trends

6. Insurance 6. Banking

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Faculty of Commerce (M.Com.)M.Com First Year :Sr. No. FIRST SEMESTER Sr. No. SECOND SEMESTER

1. Management Process & 1. Advanced Cost Accounting-V

Organizational Behaviour-I 2. Marketing Management-VI

2. Managerial Economics-II 3. Financial Management-VII

3. Statistical Analysis-III 4. Strategic Management-VIII

4. Corporate Financial Accounting-IV

M.Com Second Year :Sr. No. THIRD SEMESTER Sr. No. FOURTH SEMESTER

1. Research Methodology-IX 1. Quantitative Techniques-XIII

2. Human Resource Planning 2. Security Analysis-XIV

and Development-X 3. Advertising-XV

3. Business Legislations-XI 4. Research Project-XVI

4. International Marketing-XII

Faculty of Management (B.B.A.)B.B.A. First Year :FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

1. Accountancy-I I 1. Accountancy-II VII

2. Management Perspective- II 2. Management Perspective-II VIII

3. Business Organization III 3. Business Economics IX

4. Business Statistics IV 4. Environmental Awareness-I X

5. Human Communication in Business V 5. Administrative Practices XI

6. IT Fundamentals VI 6. IT Applications in Business-I XII

B.B.A. Second Year : THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER

1. Cost Accountancy-I XIII 1. Cost Accountancy-II XIX

2. Management Perspective-III XIV 2. Management Perspective-IV XX

3. Human Factor in Business XV 3. Organizational Effectiveness & Change XXI

3. Business Law-I XVI 4. Business Law-II XXII

4. Environmental Awareness-II XVII 5. Operation Research XXIII

5. Entrepreneurship XVIII 6. IT Applications in Business-II XXIV

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B.B.A. Third Year :

Sr. No. FIFTH SEMESTER Paper No. Sr. No. SIXTH SEMESTER Paper No.

1. Management Accounting XXV 1. Auditing XXXI

2. Management Perspective-V XXVI 2. Management Perspective-VI XXXII3. Capital Markets-I XXXIII3. Capital Markets-ITaxation Law-I XXVII4. Taxation Law-II XXXIV

4. Institutional Assistance to Business XXVIII 5. Management Support System XXXV

5. E-Business & Internet XXX 6. Project XXXVI

Faculty of Management (B.C.A.)

Sr. No. FIRST SEMESTER Paper No. Sr. No. SECOND SEMESTER Paper No

1. Accountancy-I I 1. Accountancy-II VII2. Industrial Economics II 2. Industrial Organization VIII

3. Business Statistics III 3. Mathematics IX

4. Office Automation Tools IV 4. Programming in C X

5. Communication Skills V 5. Principles of Management XI

6. Operating System-I VI 6. Operating System-II(UNIX) XII

Sr. No. THIRD SEMESTER Paper No. Sr. No. FOURTH SEMESTER Paper No1. E-Business Essentials XIII 1. Cost Accountancy IXX2. Business Law-I XIV 2. Business Law-II XX

3. Principles of Management XV 3. Entrepreneurship XXI

4. OOPS using C++ XVI 4. Java Programming XXII

5. Data Structure & Algorithm XVII 5. MIS & DSS XXIII

6. DBMS XVIII 6. Networking & Web Design XXIV

B.C.A. First Year:

B.C.A. Second Year:

B.C.A. Third Year :Sr. No. FIFTH SEMESTER Paper No. Sr. No. SIXTH SEMESTER Paper No.

1. Management Accounting XXV 1. Business Law-III XXXI

2. Organisational Behaviour XXVI 2. Business Elective II XXXII

3. Business Elective I XXVII 3. Elements of Commercial Portals XXXIII

4. RDBMS using ORACLE XXVIII 4. System Programming XXXIV

5. VB XXIX 5. IT Elective II XXXV

6. IT Elective I XXX 6. Project XXXVI

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MBA I Semester• 101 Organizational Behavior &Effectiveness• 102 Statistical Method• 103 Business Economics – I (Micro Economic) • 104 Environment and Management • 105 Business Communication & Soft Skills Development • 106 Corporate Governance & Ethics • 107 Accounting for Managers• 108 Computer Application in Management

MBA II Semester• 201 Research Methodology• 202 Optimization Techniques• 203 Business Economics – II (Macro Economics)• 204 Human Resource Management• 205 Financial Management• 206 Marketing Management• 207 Production & Operation Management• 208 International Environment & Management

MBA SEMESTER III - Compulsory Subjects• CP 301 Business Policy & Strategic Management• CP 302 Decision Support System• CP 304 Summer Training Project

Financial Management• OP 305A Project Planning Analysis & Management• OP 306A Working Capital Management• OP 307A Direct Taxation • OP 308A Security Analysis & Portfolio Management• OP 309A Financial Market & Services

Human Resource Management• OP 305C Management of Industrial Relations• OP 306C Personal Administration application &

Procedure• OP 307C Training & Development• OP 308C Organizational Change & Development• OP 309C Human Resource Planning & Development

Production and Operation Management• OP 305 D Production Planning and Control.• OP 306 D Purchasing And Materials Management• OP 307 D Total Quality Management• OP 308 D Applied Operations Research• OP 309 D Logistics Management

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY / SYSTEMS• OP 305 E Business Process Re-Engineering • OP 306 E System Analysis And Design• OP 307 E Strategic Management of Information

Technology • OP 308 E Data Base

Management Systems• OP 309 E Telecommunications For Business• MBA IV Semester - Compulsory Subjects• CP 401 Entrepreneurship & Small Business• CP 402 Project Study• CP 403 Business Legislation

Marketing Management• OP 305B Consumer Behavior• OP 306B Advertising Management• OP 307B Strategic Marketing• OP 308B Industrial Marketing• OP 309B Services Marketing & Brand Management

Financial Management• OP 404A International Financial Management• OP 405A Indirect Taxation• OP 406A Value Investing and Equity Research• OP 407A Financial Derivatives: Theory & Practices• OP 408A Operations of Banking

Marketing Management• OP 404B International Marketing• OP 405B Marketing Research• OP 406B Agriculture & Rural Marketing• OP 407B Sales & Distribution Management• OP 408B Retail Management

Human Resource Management• OP- 404C Labour Laws• OP- 405C Performance Management System• OP- 406C Compensation Management• OP- 407C Human Resource Development: Strategies &

System• OP- 408CCross Cultural & Global Human Resource

Management

Production and Operation Management• OP 404 D Goal Programming In Management • OP 405D Transportation Management• OP 406D Service Operations Management• OP 407D World Class Manufacturing• OP 408D Maintenance Management

Syllabus for MBA

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Financial ManagementOP- 404A International Financial ManagementOP- 405A Indirect TaxationOP- 406A Value Investing and Equity ResearchOP- 407A Financial Derivatives: Theory & PracticesOP- 408A Operations of Banking

Admissions :1. All admission procedures and fee structure will be as per the guidelinesof the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar

Marathwada University, Aurangabad.

2. Admissions are provisional until all the necessary documents (like Original Mark sheets, attested copy of Mark sheets, Original Leaving Certificate, attested copy of Leaving Certificate, Eligibility and Transfer Certificates (wher-ever applicable) photographs etc. are submitted to the college office, verified and endorsed.

3. On securing admission every student shall obtain an Identity card and a Library Card. No student shall be permit-ted to enter the college premises without a valid Identity card. Every student shall daily wear his/her Identity Card while being present in the college premises.

4. Cancellation of admissions will be done as per the norms of the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University. If no intimation regarding cancellation of admission is received by the Principal in writing till the beginning of the Second Term, the full fees for the Second Term will be charged.

General Instruction :For smooth conduct of academic and administrative activities, students and parents are requested to cooperate and follow the instructions/ rules and regulations of the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University and the college which are as follows.

Attendance :

1. Students shall attend Lectures, Tutorials, Practicals, Seminars, Vivas, Presentations, Examinations as per the timetable of the college.

2. 75% attendance for theory classes and practical is compulsory.

3. Performance of students throughout the year will be monitored and if found necessary, will be reported to parents

Use of Unfair Means :A student found to have used Unfair Means in the examination will be dealt with as per the provisions laid down under Section 7 of the Maharashtra Act No. XXXI of 1992. The said Act empowers the Chief Conductor/Senior Supervisors at the Examination to report the offence committed by any student to the police, if necessary.

Code of Conduct :The conduct of students in the college shall be such that it will not interfere with the orderly administration and disci-pline in the college, or cause any disturbances to fellow students.Students are expected to come to the college decently attired. If a student's dress, in the opinion of the Principal and staff members, is indecent and is detrimental to the best interests of the college, appropriate disciplinary action may be taken against such a student.Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited in and around the campus and is punishable under law as per the Supreme Court decision. Any official information related to college will be released to Media only with the prior information to the college authorities.Any external interference in college functioning and administration will not be permitted.Students are expected to take care of the college property and to help in keeping the premises clean. Damage to the property of the college e.g. spitting, disfiguring walls, doors, breaking furniture, fittings, and glasses is a breach of dis-cipline and will attract severe punishment.Matters not covered under the above mentioned instructions/rules and regulations shall rest with the discretion of the Principal.

Information Technology / Systemsop- OP 404 E Computer EthicsOP 405 E Cyber LawOP 406 E Information Systems AuditOP 407 E Multimedia ManagementOP 408 E Security And Control Information System

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FACULTY OF ARTS

Department of EnglishDr. Mohan Joshi Head 9405484555 mpjoshi@nkspt.inDr. Shehjad Sidiquii Asst. Professor 9422995587 shehjad@nkspt.inMr. Shrimant Jadhav Asst. Professor 9371113394 shrimant@nkspt.in Mr. Shivkumar Tumwad Asst. Professor 9765175638 shivkumar@nkspt.in

Department of MarathiMr. Yeshwant Hake Head 9421691765 yeshwant@nkspt.in Mr.LahuKumar Khandale Asst. Professor 9421320242 lahukumar@nkspt.in

Department of HindiDr. Smt. M. D. Pathrikar Head -- --Smt. Dr. Pratiba Dharasurkar Asso. Professor 9960883347 drpratiba@nkspt.in Dr. Sharfoddin Shaikh Asst. Professor 9422716416 drsharfoddin@nkspt.in

Department of UrduDr. Ateeq Ahmed Qureshi Head 9423761597 drateeq@nkspt.inMr. Mohd Zaher Asst. Professor 9860065081 abrarulhaq@nkspt.in

Department of GeographyDr. Vijay Rajale Head 9423209327 drvijay@nkspt.inMr. Jayendra Wasnik Asst. Professor 7588219267 jayendra@nkspt.inMr. Mahesh Ratnaparkhi Asst. Professor 8698061678 mahesh@nkspt.in

Department of Political ScienceMr. Siddharth Munge Head 9765561818 Siddharth@nkspt.inMr. Ramdas Nihal Asst. Professor 9923375464 ramdas@nkspt.in

Department of EconomicsDr. Ganesh Gawande Asso. Professor & Head 9422716106 drganesh@nkspt.in

Department of HistoryDr. Zakir Khan Pathan Asso. Professor & Head 9423703185 drpathan@nkspt.inMr. Jalba Narwade Asst. Professor 9421694931 shrinivas@nkspt.in

Department of PsychologyDr. Bharat Mimrot Head 9665644832 drbharat@nkspt.in Dr. Devesh Pathrikar Asst. Professor -- devesh@nkspt.org

Department of Public Admin.Dr. Sudhir Dinde Head 9922896766 drsudhir@nkspt.in

Department of Home ScienceSmt. Jeevanjyoti Nikalje Head 9860752298 jeevanjyoti@nkspt.inSmt. Salma Shaikh Asst. Professor 9822538957 salma@nkspt.in Department of Physical Edu. Dr. Shafioddin Shaikh Asso. Professor & Director 9422203554 drsssk@nkspt.org Dr. Nazma Khan Asst. Professor & Head 9423778786 drnazma@nkspt.in Dr. Sushil Lande Asst. Professor 9049301719 drsushil@nkspt.in

Department of SociologyDr. Rahul Hajare Head 9423155655 drrahul@nkspt.inMr. Shriniwas Munge Asso. Professor 9421694931 shriniwas@nkspt.in

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FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Department of PhysicsDr. Vishnu Surashe Head 9404590382 drvishnu@nkspt.in Mr. Abdul Rahman Pathan Asst. Professor 9923274842 abdul@nkspt.in

Department of ChemistryMr. Mahesh Undegaonkar Head 9820724856 maheshu@nkspt.inMr. Ravi Dighole Asst. Professor 9404011251 ravi@nkspt.in Mr. Santosh Fuse Asst. Professor 9049881458 santosh@nkspt.inMr. Tukaram Khatke Asst. Professor 7038485341 tukaram@nkspt.in

Department of MathematicsDr. Ashok Munde Head 9028061342 drashok@nkspt.inMr. Waseem Shaikh Asst. Professor 7276641755

Department of StatisticsDr. Santosh Bodkhe Head 9422716749 drsantosh@nkspt.in

Department of BotanyDr. Mustafa Dandu Head 8007470055 drmustafadandu@nkspt.in Mr. Prashant Gadge Asst. Professor 7588544780 gadgepj@nkspt.in

Department of ZoologyDr. Dashrath Khamkar Asso. Professor & Head 9421594771 drdashrat@nkspt.inMr. Amol Palke Asst. Professor 9890067083 aapalke@nkspt.in

Department of Microbiology Dr. Devendra Deshmukh Head 7798630550 drdevendra@nkspt.in Dr. Pravin Gadakh Asst. Professor 8275331028 drpravin@nkspt.in

Department of Computer Science Mr. Kiran Suryawanshi Head 8275004949 Kiran@nkspt.in

FACULTY OF COMMERCE

Mr. Sanjaykumar Kamble Head 8806481180 sanjay@nkspt.inSmt. Jayashree Kolhe Asst. Professor 9403412464 jayashree@nkspt.inMr. Subhash Sonawane Asst. Professor 9423150338 subhash@nkspt.in

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Admission Process System

Prospectus / Brochure / Informaon Book

Entry in Security check Gate

Form Verificaon

Issue of Token to Individual

Waing Room

Registraon for all new Student (Exisng not required)

Cash Counter

Issue of Identy card & Student portal Password

Issue of Study Material Record Book

Issue of Uniform

Process of Admission End up, Thank You

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JUNE 2016

15/06/2016 First working day of Ist term

25/10/2016 Last working day of first term (both days inclusive)

18/06/2016 to

23/06/2016Entrance test by respective PG (MSc) Departments

June Counseling for students (Dept. of Physics and Botany)

21/06/2016 Celebration of international YOGA DAY (Dept. of Physical Education, Commerce)

29/06/2016 National Statistics Day

30/6/2016 Welcome Program (Dept. of Computer science, Botany- Poster presentaion)

05/06/2016 World Environment Day (Dept. of Zoology, Botany)

14/06/2016 Blood donation Day (Dept. of Zoology)

JULY 2016

01/07/2016 Admission process

18/07/2016

• Commencement of teaching (SY, TY)• Welcome Program (All departments)• Guest lecturers (Dept. of Math and Pol. Science)• Students Seminars (Dept. of Physics )

24/07/2016

• Parent Meeting (Dept. of Comp. Science)• Poster presentation (Dept. of Zoology)• Inter collegiate training class for sports (Dept. of Physical

Education)• Establishments of boards (Dept. of sociology, pol.

Science, Geography)• Dept. level conference of History• Demonstration on cloth printing (Dept. of Home Science)• Introduction to syllabus (Dept. of sociology )• Workshop (Dept. of English)

August 2016

01/08/2016 • Annabhau sathe & Lokmanya Tilak Anniversary

06/08/2016 • Day celebration (Alexander Fleming ) (Dept. of Micro biology )

10/08/2016

• Class wise Seminar ( Dept. of Computer science , stats ,sociology)

• wallpaper presentation (Dept. of zoology, pol. science, Geography Marathi , English)

• Guest lecture (Dept. of Zoology, Pol. Science, History, Psychology)

14/08/2016 • NSS one day camp.

15/08/2016 • Independence Day

23/08/16 • University Foundation Day• Parent meeting

25/08/16

(Dept. of Math’s)• Quarterly meet test. Dept. of physics) • UNIT TEST ( Dept. of Zoology )• Topic for project writing. T.Y.B.A. ( All Departments)• Gazal Program ( Dept. of Urdu )• National sports day ( Dept. of Physical Education )• Group Discussion (Dept. of Sociology)• Poster Presentation (Dept. of Sociology)

September 2016

05/09/2016 • Teachers Day

16/09/2016

• World Ozone Day• Poster presentation ( Dept. of Stat, Botany, sociology,

Economics, Psychology)• MCQ Test ( Dept. of Zoology) Unit Test, Tutorial• Group Discussion ( Dept. of Physics, Zoology, Urdu )

09/09/2016 • Dennise Rithcie Birth day ( Compulsion )

16/09/2016

• Anti plastic campaign ( Dept. of Botany) • Poster presentation (Dept. Of Botany)• Seminar- ( Dept. of Zoology, Commerce, Urdu )• Guest lecture (Dept. of Geography, sociology, Home

science)• Literary Association-Dept. of English)

17/09/2016 • Marathwada Mukti Sangram Din

28//09/2016

• World Rabies Day ( Dept. of Micro biology )• Essay Writing Competition (Dept. of Marathi, English)• Inter Collegiate Training Class (Dept. of Physical

Education)• Debate competition. (Dept. of Political Science)• Workshop - (Dept. of English)• Crash Course - (Dept. of English)

Oct = 2016

02/10/2016

• Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti • Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti• Swacchata Din Dept. of Zoology• Seminar (Dept. of Geography, Psychology)• Poster Presentation (Dept. of Math, Botany, Pol. Science)• Group Discussion (Dept. of Statistics)• Study Tour/ Industrial Visit (Dept. of Physics)

11/10/2016 • Vijay Bhatkar Birthday Celebration (Dept. of Computer Science)

15/10/2016 • World Hand wash Day (Dept. of Micro Biology)

24/10/2016

• World Polio Day (Dept. of Micro biology)• Guest Lecture (Dept. of Commerce)• Debate Competition & Speech Competition

( Dept. of Marathi )• University Level One day Workshop ( Dept. of

PhysicalEducation)• Rural Survey ( Dept. of Economics)• Special Program on Human Rights (Dept. of Public

Administration )• Workshop on Rangoli ( Dept. of Home Science)

Nov = 2016

• Opening Day of IInd Term• Guest lecture on Project writing

(Dept. of Economics, Physics, PhysicalEducation, Zoology)• Carrier Guidance Program • Poster presentation (Dept. of Computer Science, Home

Science)• Group Discussion (Dept. of Pol. Science)• Study Tour (Dept. of Botany, Sociology)

Dec= 2016

01/12/2016

• AIDS Day (Dept. of Zoology, Micro biology)• Guest Lecture (Dept. of Math, Marathi, Pol. science,

Geography, Computer Science, English)• Study Tour/ Field Visit (Dept. of Stats, Zoology, Pub.

Admin, Sociology)• Wallpaper Presentation (Dept. of Physics, English)• Group Discussion (Dept. of Zoology, Home Science,

Psychology)• Blood Group Checking

Academic calendar for the year 2016-17

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10/12/2016 • NSS One Day Camp

29/12/2016

• Bonsai Preparation Workshop (Dept. of Botany )• Celebrate Holy & Iqbal Day ( Dept. of Urdu)• Volley ball / Kabaddi Competition• One Day Workshop For M.A. ( Dept. of History)• Seminar – ( Dept. of Public Administration)

JAN--2017

• Savitri Bai Phule Jayanti,Jijau Jayanti & Swami Vivekanand Jayanti

14/01/2017 • University Namvistar Din

26/01/2017• Republic Day• Group Discussion & Seminar( Dept. of Math, Commerce, Economics. Public Administration

21/01/2017 To 27/01/2017

• NSS ---7 days Special Camp• Poster Presentation (Dept. of Zoology, Marathi, Pol.

Science, Geography )• Guest Lecture—Dept. of English• Parent Meeting ( Dept. of Statistics, Sociology, Physics,)• Blood Donation Camp (Dept. of Micro Biology)• Study Tour (Dept. of Micro Biology, History, Psychology,

Geography )• Bio-Composting Workshop (Dept. of Botany)• Health Check up ( Dept. of Commerce )• Elocution competition ( Dept. of English )• Workshop for Project Writing ( Dept. of Urdu )• Sports ( Dept. of Physical Education )• Survey- ( Dept. of Geography, Sociology )• Guest Lecture (Dept. of Commerce, Pol. Science)• Workshop on Rangoli. ( Dept. of Home Science)

Feb-2017

18/02/2017 • Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti

28/02/2017

• Science Day ( All Science Department )• Celebration of Geography Day (Dept. of Geography)• Guest Lecture (Dept. Of Zoology, Economics, Pub. Admin)• Essay-Writing Competition ( Dept. of Pol. Science)

21/02/2017 • Matra Bhasha Din ( Dept. of Marathi )

27/02/2017

• Marathi Rajbhasha Din ( Dept. of Marathi)• Soft Skill Development ( Dept. of English )• Fair Well (Dept. of Marathi, Pol. Science, Zoology)• Survey- ( Dept. of Psychology )• Seminar. ( Dept. of Geography )

March—2017

14/03/2017

• P I- DAT & Einstein’s Birthday• Wall paper ( Dept. of Statistics )• Project Presentation (Dept. of Physics, Statistics, Pub.

Admin, Geography )

21/03/2017 • World Forest Day ( Dept. of Botany )

22/03/2017 • World water Day ( Dept. of Botany )

23/03/2017

• World Meteorological Day ( Dept. of Botany )• Consumer Protection Day (Dept. of Commerce )• International Women’s Day • One Day Training ( Dept. of PhysicalEducation )

April -----2017

07/04/2017 • World Health Day Program ( Dept. of Botany )

14/04/2017 • Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Birth Anniversary

22/04/2017• Earth Day Program ( Dept. of Botany )• Preparation of Practical Exam ( Dept. Physical Education

& Zoology )

May-----2017

01/05/2017 • Maharashtra Day Flag Hosting

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THE ARRANGEMENT OF TERMS FOR DEGREE COURSES

Academic Calendar 2016 – 2017

First Term : 15-06-2016 to 24-10- 2016

Second Term : 15-12-2016 to 30-04- 2017

Diwali Vacation : 25-10-2016 to 15-11- 2016

Summar Vacation : 02-05-2017 to 14-06- 2017

Last Date of Admission of the Students : 10-07-2016

Important NoteRagging is strictly prohibited in the College premises and outside. Students indulging in ragging other students will be punished as per the Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999 (May. XXXIII of 1999) Published in Maharashtra Govt. Gazette on 15th May 1999. Such students will also be expelled from the college and F.I.R will be lodged with the police against them. Moreover, it will be mentioned in the college leaving certificate of such students they are expelled because of their indulgence in ragging.

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