jawaharlal nehru engineering college

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU ENGINEERING COLLEGE N-6, CIDCO, AURANGABAD - 431003

www.jnec.ac.in

MAHATMA GANDHI MISSION

Vision of MGM

z To ensure sustainable human develop-ment which encourages self reliant and self content society.

z To promote activities related to com-munity service, social welfare and In-dian heritage and culture.

z To inculcate the culture of non violence and truthfulness through vipassanna, meditation and Gandhian Philosophy.

z To develop the culture of simple living and high thinking.

Mission of MGM z To impart state of the art education and

technical expertise to students and give necessary training to teachers to create a self reliant society for the future.

z To encourage students to participate in Indian and International activities in sports, literature, etc. so that the future generation become base for free and lib-eral society.

z To educate students in areas like Man-agement, Finance, Human relations to inculcate philosophy of simple living and high thinking values of simple eco-nomic society.

z To inculcate culture of nonviolence and truthfulness through Vipassanna.

z To sustain activities of Indian culture (viz. classical dance, music & fine arts) through institutes like Mahagami, Na-turopathy etc.

"fusion of wisdom & excellence"

Jawaharlal Nehru & Albert Einstein

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Vision of JNECTo create self-reliant, continuous learner and competent technocrats imbued with human values.

Mission of JNEC z Imparting quality technical education to the students through participative teaching –learning

process. z Developing competence amongst the students through academic learning and practical experi-

mentation. z Inculcating social mindset and human values amongst the students.

Managing Committee

Shri. Kamalkishore Kadam M.Tech (IIT), Mumbai Chairman

Dr. Pandurang M. Jadhav MBBS, FRCS Vice Chairman

Shri. Ankushkumar N. Kadam BE (Mech) Secretary

Shri. Pratap Borade ME (Mech) Treasurer

Dr. Sudhir N. Kadam MBBS, FRCS Trustee

Shri. Vishwas N. Kadam BE (Elect) Trustee

Dr. Nitin N. Kadam MD (Ped) Trustee

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CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE

Mahtma Gandhi Mission was with the futuristic to qualitative and

health care services. JNEC is the pre-mier institute of engineering, estab-lished in 1983.It has carved a niche for itself in the field of technical education. Thousands of students have achieved their career excellence in various fields after graduation from this institute.The students from this institution are working in reputed organization throughout the world.My best wishes to all the students for their career achievements & success in life.

Kamalkishor Kadam

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DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

My Best wishes to the young stu-dents, who are aspiring for a

career in Engineering and other dis-ciplines. Following the footsteps of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Min-ister of India, I am sure you will also strive for liberty, equality and prosper-ity for strongest India. I wish your four years stay in this college through tech-nical excellence transform yourself into a vibrant technocrat with global reach. Many of your seniors have achieved acme in their fields. Wish you more of it.

Prof . Pratap Borade

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Dear Student,

It’s indeed a pleasure to welcome you on JNEC .

JNEC aims at sculpting the versatility of the students along

with technical expertise in their own streams. For this we

have spirited and dedicated faculty members in our team.

As education aims at training human senses, mind, be-

havior, skills in a constructive and socially desirable way,

we offer a platform to groom your technical skills with the

state of art facilities and versatility with various curricular,

co curricular and extracurricular activities.

As Mahatma Gandhi Said “By education I mean an all

round drawing out of the best in the child and man body,

mind and spirit”.

Hence we nourish physical, intellectual, social and spir-

itual aspects of the students along with the formed training

in Engineering so that the students face the professional

and social world competently.

Dr. Sudhir D. DeshmukhPrincipal

PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE

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OUR PRIDE

Year 2006 Dhananjay Lad Mech I Deepak Nair Mech II Preetpal S. Bindra Prod I Vivek Terkar Prod I N. Mirajgaokar Prod III Rahul Raut Prod IV Sandeep Bose Prod V Uma Kulkarni CSE I Sardar CSE I Kulkarni Y. M. IT IKulkarni B.B. IT IVAbhishek Sharma Inst IMagesh Shinde Inst II H. Suryawanshi Chem IAnjum Tembhurkar Chem II Jomin George Chem III Meera Gandotra ECT I Vishal Bhave ECT V Yetal Vinod IE IRazdan Neha IE II Patil Kiran IE III S.Pargaonkar Arch II

Year 2007 Ramya R. ECT II Sinha S.I. ECT V Mulay M.A. IE I Nagre V. L. IE II Rathod R.N. IE IIIAmol Wadodkar Prod IAshish Mane Prod II Raees N.S Prod III Dikondwar Amit Prod IV Patel Yateen Prod IVBharde R.S. Inst III Neksingh Thakur Chem I Mayur Kulkarni Chem II Nagesh Dugre Chem III Amruta Deshmukh Arch. I Kolhe Rahul B. Civil IV Rumhne S. B. Civil V

Year 2008Varu Trisha Arch. IShoaib Ansari Prod. I Vikrant Muley Prod. II Vijay Bawane Prod. III Richa Matoo inst. I Vibha Chopda ECT I Girish Adawatkar IE I Gaurav Kardile E II Ansari Umair IE III Syed Sohil Civil II U.Q.U Siddiqui V. Civil III Tayade D.D. Civil IV

Year 2009 Ashish Mane Prod II Anjali Shirodkar Instru I Priyanka Tidke CSE III Amruta Kulkarni ECT IIGirish Adawatkar IE I Tanvi Kaul IE II Nitesh Koshti IE III Danishuddin Quadri Mech IV Wazarkar Amey Prod I Sitapure Vishal Prod II Hazarika Sneha Prod III Deshmukh Amar S. Chem I

Deshmukh V. R. Chem II Ms. Dhone A.M. Chem II Ms.Vyawahare S.M. Chem III Antarkar Yashodeep Instru III Walaskar Ajinkya Instru III Khan Rafiullah Civil IV Year 2010Riyaz Khan Civil IKayal Mayur Civil II Khalid Shaikh Civil IIISamudre Mohini Civil IV Ramteke Mahesh Civil VGhan Shreyas Prod I Singh Tussar Prod IIArun Krishnan Prod III Khanolkar Tejas Prod IV Kulkarni Sagar Prod IV Joshi Prakash Prod VDesai Hemaliben IE I Deshpande C. IE II Deepika Mantoo IE III Chavan Madan Chem I Jyoti Kumar Chem II Das Jyotibhushan Chem III Nenwani Vinay IT I

Year 2011Sameer Khan A.A. Civil IIJ.R. Suryakant Civil VB. P. Hanmantrao Mech IIID.K. Ramakant Prod IK.S.Bhanudasrao Prod IIM.D.Dwarkadas Prod IIIN. A.Gore Prod IVN. N.Deshmukh Prod VS.L.Nagrale IE IP. M.Talreja IE IIK.S.Gawai IE IIIV.H.Chavan Inst. IIS.R.Agrawal Chem IP.N.Hawle Chem IIC.R.Gulati Chem IIIA.S.Pardeshi IT IIM.M.Shah IT V

Year 2012

Biradar Pandurang Mech IGudale Ratikant Mech IIChaware Vinayak Mech III Ms. Trupti Katte CSE IMs.M.Mubhashshsera IT IMs.Kale Prajakta K. IT IVMs Smaranika P. BioT IMs Shailaja Bose BioT IIMs Hetalben Prajapat BioT III Sushas Sonwane Chem II Vishal Bokan Chem IIIGayatri Kulkarni MCA ISonali Gupta MCA III

Year 2013Kapkar B.Ambadas Mech I Kshirsagar M.Shivaji Mech IIDakhore T.R. Mech III Amruta Zanwar CSE IISandhu Rupin IT III A.V.Palodkar Chem I A.P.Maske Chem IIPuja Kumari Chem IIISheetal Jadhav BioT ISharmila Biswas BioT IIAshish Bedmutha BioT IIIYear 2014P.I. Bhonde EEP IIM.T. Mundadan EEP IIIGudale Shashikant Civil IIKomal Maher IT INikam Avinash E. Mech I Bhure Dhondutatya Mech IIAute Mayuresh D. Mech IIIDnyaneshwar Bondre Chem ISneha Chafle Chem IIPayal Khobragade Chem III

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INTRODUCTION Welcome to JNEC

Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College is a premier institute of engineering that has carved a niche for itself in the field of technical education in a very short

span of time. The college has made its presence felt in the world of technical education.Unique in its structure, methods and goals, the college is strongly

rooted in the philosophy of training and research that emphasizes the relationship between knowledge and its application and seeks to promote the creation

of an ideal society. The college also provides facilities for research leading to Ph.D in selected six subjects through its Research Center. JNEC provides a congenial

atmosphere for diligent academic pursuits. This has been reflected through the results. Most of our students are among the toppers in various Engineering

disciplines. The college is affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, which confers the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Master of

Engineering (M.E.), in various disciplines and Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch.) as well as M.Arch., Master of Computer application & MET. JNEC is the first

college in Marathwada to have been accredited by NBA and Council of Architecture.

The foundation stone of existing JNEC building was laid by Hon. Shri Sharad Pawar the then Chief Minister of Maharashtra on Nov. 14th, 1985.

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JNEC has an elegant building with state of artfacilities like :

JNEC CULTURE : The JNEC culture is a blend of professionalism and Ethical values. To inculcate these values the institution follows some activities like :

Courses Offered

Research Centre

Post Graduation Courses Offered

• Well equipped Laboratories• Library with software developed by Students• Central Computing Laboratory with new

generation facilities • Departmental Computer Laboratories• Einstein Seminar Hall & Auditorium• Boys’ Hostel• Girls’ Hostel• Sports Academy• MGM Hospital Facilities• Canteen• Green atmosphere and clean campus• ‘Genius’ Alumni Centre • NSS Cell • NCC• Entrepreneurship Development Cell • Training & Placement Cell • R&D Cell

• Civil Engineering • Mechanical Engineering• Electrical, Electronics and Power • Electronics and Telecommunication• Computer Science and Engineering• Information Technology • Chemical Engineering• Architecture

• ME (Structure)• ME (Electronics)• ME (Manufacturing)• ME (CSE)• ME (Ele. Power System)• M Arch.• MCA

• Civil Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Chemical Engineering • Applied Sciences • Environmental Science • Environmental Engineering

• The Uniform for students • The Training and Placement • Guidance for Aptitude Tests and Group Discussion • Participation in Professional Societies • Activities such as IEI, IEEE, ISTE, QCF • The Guidance, encouragement and facilities to learn

at Foreign Universities• Foreign Language Courses

• Personality Development • Industry Institution Interaction • Research, Development and Consultancy exposure

through various technical events such as Chanakya, AWUT. • Art of Living, Yoga, Vipassana centre • ISO Certification

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

PROFILE OF MGM TRUST 12

JNEC-HISTORY 13

ABOUT JNEC 14

AURANGABAD CITY CULTURE 15

DEPARTMENTS 16

DEPARTMENTS

CIVIL ENGINEERING (UG & PG) 17

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (UG) 18

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (PG) 19

ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION (UG) 20

ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION (PG) 21

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGG. (UG) 22

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGG. (PG) 23

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (UG) 24

ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS AND POWER (UG & PG) 25

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (UG & PG) 26

ARCHITECTURE (UG & PG) 27

MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (PG) 28

APPLIED SCIENCE 29

CENTRAL FACILITIES

CENTRAL COMPUTING FACILITIES 32

CENTRAL WORKSHOP 34

CENTRAL LIBRARY 36

OTHER FACILITIES AND SERVICES...

THE HOSTEL FACILITIES 38

THE SPORTS FACILITIES 39

OTHER AMENITIES 41

ALUMNI 42

TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL 46

STUDENTS COUNCIL 48

SPORTS ACTIVITIES 49

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES 50

SOCIAL / NSS ACTIVITIES 52

TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE 54

OUR FACULTIES 56

OUR CLUBS 59

MANDATORY INFORMATION 60

CONTACT DETAIL 62

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PROFILE OF MAHATMA GANDHI MISSION TRUST

MGM Trust was established on Dec 20,

1982 under Societies Registration Act

1860 and BPT Act 1950 to promote edu-

cation in the region of Marathwada. The

Trust has number of member institutions

in its four campuses at Aurangabad, Mum-

bai and Nanded in the Maharashtra State

and fourth campus was recently set up at

Noida in UP. The Trust has several Institu-

tions covering disciplines like Engineering

and Technology, Medicine, Management,

Journalism, Law, Fine Arts, Bio-informat-

ics, Languages, Performing Arts, Music, &

so on.

• MGM’s Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College (NBA Ac-credited)

• MGM’s Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College Research Center

• MGM’s Medical College • MGM’s Polytechnic College • MGM’s Institute of Management • MGM’s Institute of Nursing Education • MGM’s College of Mass Communication Journalism• MGM’s Medical Centre and Research Institute • MGM’s College of Fine Art • MGM’s Dr. G. Y. Pathrikar College of Computer Science &

Information Technology • MGM’s Hospital, CIDCO • MGM’s Hospital, Ajabnagar• MGM’s Dept. of Bio informatics & BioTechnology • MGM’s College of Agriculutral Bio-Technology, Gandheli• MGM’s College of Food Technology, Gandheli• MGM's Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Gandheli• MGM's Nanasaheb College of Agriculture, Gandheli• MGM’s Sangeet Academy (MAHAGAMI)• MGM’s Naturopathy & Yoga Center • MGM’s Arcon Centre • MGM’s Institute of Vocational Courses• MGM’s Institute of Hotel Management & Catering

Technology • MGM’s Institute of Indian & Foreign Languages and Com-

munication • MGM’s Health Care Management • MGM’s Institute of Physiotherapy • MGM’s Diploma Elementary Education, D.El.Ed., (Eng &

Mar)• MGM’s Institute of Fashion Designing & Khadi, Paithani

research & Training Centre• MGM’s Sanskar Junior College of Art, Science, & Com-

merce • MGM’s Sanskar Vidyalaya (Pri - & Sec.- Mar) • MGM’s Clover Dale School (Pri-& Sec.-Eng) • MGM’s First Step School (Pre-Primary-Eng)

• MGM's College Of Engineering & Technology (NBA Accredited)

• MGM's Institute of Management Studies and Research • MGM's Florence Nightingale Institute of Nursing Education • MGM's Junior College of Vocational Courses• MGM's New Bombay Hospital, Vashi • MGM's Hospital, CBD • MGM's Hospital, Kamothe • MGM's Hospital, Kalamboli • MGM's College of Media Science • MGM's College of Computer Science & I.T. • MGM's College of Physiotherapy • MGM's Dental College & Hospital • MGM's Law College • MGM's College of Nursing Education • MGM's Primary & Secondary School English & Marathi • MGM's Junior College of Science • MGM's Pre-primary School (Eng & Mar)

• MGM's College of Engineering (NBA Accredited)• MGM's College of Fine Art• MGM's College of Computer Science• MGM's College of Journalism & Media Science• MGM's Centre for Astronomy & Space Tech. • MGM's College of Library & Information Science

• MGM's College of Computer Science & IT

• MGM's College of Engineering & Technology

AURANGABAD NAVI MUMBAI

NANDED

PARBHANI

NOIDA (U.P.)

MAHATMA GANDHI MISSION

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JNEC HISTORYStatus of InstitutionJNEC is the Pioneer institute of MGM Trust Approved by AICTE Permanently Affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University MoU with foreign Universities : Pittsburgh State Univer-sity USA, University of Missouri USA. ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institute ISO 14001:2004 (Envoirnment Management System) Self-Financing Non-MinorityThe College has been included in the list of colleges under 2F/12B of UGC act

Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College was established in 1983 under the aegis of Mahatma Gandhi Mission trust led by Chairman Shri Kamalkishore Kadam, who is an IIT Engineer from Mumbai. He had also been the Education Minister & Deputy Speaker of Maharashtra Legislative Council. The foundation stone of the existing JNEC building was laid by Hon. Shri Sharad Pawar, the then Chief Minister of Maharashtra on Nov. 14, 1985.JNEC EnvironmentJNEC imparts education through healthy and indiscrimi-natory teaching practices. The institute aims at inculcat-ing humanitarian values among students.JNEC has lush green campus complemented with con-temporary infrastructure.JNEC students are self disciplined and spend more time in the reading room of the library, it has a sitting capac-ity of 600 which is always full during the peak period of the semester and examination.The Campus LifeThe Campus life is vibrant and full of enthusiasm. The caring attitude of staff towards students results in de-veloping a cordial rapport and a sense of belongingness. That’s why the students share a comfort zone with fac-ulty members.

On the occasion of MGM Silver jubilee Ceremony Hon. Shri Sharad Pawar, Hon. Shri Dilip Walse Patil, Hon. Shri Kamalkishore KadamShri P.M. JadhavShri Ankushrao KadamShri Pratap Borade

Valuable discussion about JNEC (1982)Hon. Shri Sharad Pawar, Shri Kamalkishore Kadam, Shri Ankushrao Kadam and Shri Pratap Borade

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ABOUT JNEC

Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College, is a premier institute of engineering that has carved a niche in the field of technical educa-tion in a very short span of time. The college has made its presence felt on the technical horizon of the state. Unique in its structure, methods and goals, the college is strongly rooted in a philosophy of training and re-search that emphasizes the intimate relation-ship between knowledge and its application and seeks to promote the creation of an ideal society. JNEC provides a congenial atmos-phere for diligent academic pursuits. The col-lege is affiliated to the Dr.Babasaheb Ambed-kar Marathwada University, which confers the Degree of Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in various disciplines and Bachelor of Ar-chitecture (B.Arch.),Post Graduate Courses M.E. (Manuf.,CAD/CAM), M.E.(Electronics),M.E.Civil(Stru.,Env.) M.E.CSE, M.E.Biotech M. E. Chem, M. E. (Ele. Power System), M Arch.& MCA . JNEC through its Research Center pro-vides facilities for pursuing research leading to Ph.D.in certain subjects. Activities

z The Placement guidance is provided by-conducting Aptitude tests, mock interviews and Group Discussions.

z The Technical tests are regularly conducted to cope with industrial needs.

z Guest lectures by eminent personalities are arranged on career guidance, Communica-tion Skills, Soft Skills etc.

z The Faculty from Management Training Institutes conduct regular classes on per-sonality development.

z The Guest lectures on the current indus-try trends and job opportunities in India and abroad are regularly arranged for the awareness of the students.

z The Guest lectures on current technical is-sues are organized to expand the perspec-tive of the students.

Objectives z To provide a platform for students, to

realise,enhance, and polish their skills in the field of electronics and communica-tion.

z To equip the engineers of tomorrow to cope up with the fast paced field of com-munication technology.

z To update the students with the latest cut-ting edge technologies by organizing talks & seminars.

z To reinforce the importance of teamwork in students by undertaking min & main projects.

z To inculcate an attitude of an uncompro-mising commitment to quality among stu-dents.

• Delhi to Aurangabad 1500 Kms.• Kolkata to Aurangabad 900 Kms.• Chennai to Aurangabad 850 Kms.• Mumbai to Aurangabad 425 Kms.• • Nagpur to Aurangabad 511 Kms.• Nasik to Aurangabad 180 Kms.• Pune to Aurangabad 230 Kms.• Goa to Aurangabad 470 Kms.

• Airport to JNEC 03 Kms.• Central Bustand to JNEC 07 Kms.• Cidco Bustand to JNEC 01 Kms.• Railway Station to JNEC 09 Kms.

HOW TO REACH US

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AURANGABAD CITY CULTURE

Aurangabad city was founded by Malik Amber, the Prime Minister of Nizam Shah of Ahmednagar in 1610 A.D, on site of village Kirki (Win-dow) since it serves as an opening between the North and South Cul-ture. Aurangabad is a historical City with Ajantha and Ellora along with rap-id Industrial growth. Aurangabad is the commercial capital of the Marathwada region.The concept of education is rooted in strong foun-dation of history and knowledge of Modern Technology which is truly revealed in Aurangabad.

Delhi Gate Daultabad Fort Nathsagar Dam, Paithan Lonar Lake

Ellora Caves

Pawan Chakki

Ajanta Caves

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DEPARTMENNTS

CIVIL ENGINEERING

UG Course : Intake : 60+60 (Second Shift)

PG Course : M.E.(Civil-Structure) Intake:18

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

UG Course : Intake : 120

PG Course : Intake : M.E.(Manufacturing Engg.)

Intake : 18

ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION

UG Course : Intake : 120 PG Course : Intake : 25

ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS AND POWER

UG Course : Intake - 60

PG Course : Intake - 18

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING



MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


CHEMICAL ENGINEERING


ARCHITECTURE



DURATION OF COURSE

The duration of course in engineering is four years & five years in Architec-ture, starting from July/August of every YearEligibility Criteria HSC Examination (12th Standard) of Higher Secondary State Board in India or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of Chemistry/Biotech/Biology/Technical vocational subject and secured min.50% marks (45% incase of candidate of backward class cat-egory and person with disability belonging only to Maharashtra state.), and qualified entrance test conducted by competent authorities.For Architecture, Passed the HSC (Std. XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equiva-lent examination with Mathematics as a subject and secured minimum 50% aggregate marks (45% for backward class candidates from Maharash-tra State only) in the HSC (Std XII) examination. ORPassed Diploma in under 10+3 diploma (any stream) Examination rec-ognized by central/ state government or its equivalent examination and secured minimum 50% aggregate marks. (45% for backward class candi-dates) ANDHold valid score at National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) conduct-ed by the Council of Architecture for the academic year (with minimum 40% valid score.)Lateral entry eligibility in Engineering Disciplines Criteria 10 + 3 Diploma ( any stream) recognised by Central or State Gov-ernments with 50% aggregate marks. Assessment The Students are assessed through class tests conducted by departments, work assigned to them in the form of term work and final theory, and practical examinations conducted by the Dr. Bababsaheb Ambedkar Mar-athwada University. Fee Structure The Interim tuition fees for the academic year 2015-2016 is Rs. 87,500/- + 3000 Deposite as per the norms of Shikshan Shulka Samiti. This year the fee structure will be as per the declaration of the Shikshan Shulka Samiti.Prevention of RaggingDue to strict vigilance, there is no incident of ragging in the college so far & undertaking proforma is taken by every candidate as per norms of AICTE.

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CIVIL ENGINEERING

Vision

The department of Civil Engineering strives to produce qualified engineers, researchers and professionals to serve the society with sustainable development.

Mission

z To provide quality education and prepare nationally competitive graduates for suc-cessful career in Civil Engineering.

z To develop research opportunities that create competent professionals who are trained in the design and development of environmental friendly Civil Engineer-ing systems.

Aim of Course

The focus of the program is to undertake and promote state of the art technology and for-mal education in Civil Engineering.

Career Opportunities

1. Business in Construction Industry

2. Surveying Consultancy

3. Structural Design Engineer

4. Site Engineer

5. Govt. Services

6. Industrial Constructions

7. Road Constructions

8. R & D in Soil Testing Sciences, Material

9. Testing and Environmental

10. Estimating and Costing

11. Earth Observation

12. Geomatics Engineer

Highlights

z Experienced Faculty members and many staff members have recognition as PG teachers.

z Well equipped labs, CAD Lab & Software lab

z Arranging survey projects at sites and visits to various civil engineering struc-tures such as buildings, water structures, dams, canals, roads, bridges, industrial steel structures.

z University Rankers and various prize win-ners every year.

z Approval for Research activities in Envi-ronmental Engineering.

z Extracurricular, Cultural, sports & social activities by the department and stu-dents.

z Maximum faculty members have Ph.D. degree.

Head of Department - Dr.Mrs.S.B.Shinde I UG -Intake : 60+60 (Second Shift) I PG - Intake : 18

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGHead of Department : Dr.M.S.Kadam I Intake : 120 I (UG Course)

Vision

To be the best learning centre in mechanical engineering for students to acquire global competence, enterprising skills, professional attitude and enhancement of human val-ues.

Mission

1. Imparting quality technical education to students.

2. To develop comprehensive competence in the students through various modes of learning.

3. To enable students for higher studies and competitive examinations.

Aim of Course

This course aims at developing competence in core areas of mechanical engineering with adequate exposure of students to state of art technological developments like CAD,CAM, Robotics, etc.


The department has an excellent placement track record. The major areas of placements are Core Manufacturing Industries, Software Companies, Automotive Industries, etc.

Highlights

z Experienced and highly qualified staff.

z Well equipped laboratories.

z Latest CAD/CAE Softwares like PRO-E, CATIA, HYPERMESH, etc.

z Excellent results in competitive exams like GATE, CAT, etc.

z MOU’s with reputed industries/organi-zations for imparting industry specific training to students. Encouragement to students for participation in technical competitions, conferences and paper presentations.

z Department regularly organizes sympo-sia and expert lectures of eminent per-sonalities.

z Department co-ordinates campus place-ment activity with training and place-ment cell of the college.

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ME-MANUFACTURING

Aim of the Course : To create opportunities for engineers to fulfill the demands of industries and academics and to upgrade the knowledge of en-gineers in this field.

Duration of the Course : The duration of the course is two years starting from July/ August every year.

Eligibility Criteria : The admission procedure is as per the rules & regulations of AICTE, DTE & Dr. B.A.M.U. , Aurangabad.

Career Opportunities : Research and Develop-ment in Manufacturing Consultancy, Teaching and Industry.

Highlights

z The Department conducts various technical seminars, Symposia and workshops for the students and faculty.

z Seven faculty members are Ph.D. and rest of them are post graduates.

Head of Department Dr. M. S. Kadam I Intake : 18 I (PG Course)

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ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERINGHead of Department Prof. J. G. Rana I Intake : 120 I (UG Course)Vision

• To develop GREAT technocrats and be-come centre of excellence in the field of Electronics and Telecommunications.

G – Global technocrats with human values

R – Research and lifelong attitude

E – Excellent ability to tackle challenges

A – Awareness of the need of society

T – Technical expertise

Mission

z To provide good technical education and enhance technical competency by pro-viding good infrastructure, resources, effective teaching learning process and competent, caring and committed fac-ulty.

z To provide different platforms to stu-dents to cultivate professional attitude and ethical values.

z To equip the students with strong foun-dations to enable them for continuing education and research.

Aim of Course

The aim of the program is to undertake and promote state-of-the-art technology, formal education in Electronics and Telecom-munication Engineering. It provides techni-cal education to the students in order to meet challenges of globalization with state-of-the- art equipment and laboratories.


z Telecom Industries

z Embedded System Design

z Servicing and Maintenance of Electronic Equipments.

z Research opportunities in industry

z Software Industry

Highlights

z The Department has 10 full fledged and well equipped laboratories.

z Most of the faculty members are Post Graduates with Master's Degree in their respective discipline and some of them have completed Ph.D.

z Well-equipped DSP and VLSI Laboratories in collaboration with Texas Instruments.

z JNEC IEEE Students Association (JISA) Conducts various technical activities for the students.

z Department conducts various technical seminars, symposia and workshops for the students and faculty.

z Faculty members actively publish re-search papers on technical aspects in various International journals &

Conferences and Symposia every year.

z Department had successfully organized a technical event ‘Klystron 2K15’ in Janu-ary 2015.

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ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Aim of Course

The growing demand of Mobile communica-tion, Image Processing, Software Engineering etc in India has created the need of expertise in Electronics Engineering. PG in Electronics enables students to contribute in research activities and advanced field of Electronic Engineering.

Programme Educational Objectives :

Post-Graduates will be prepared

z To cultivate the skills and attitude re-quired to pursue research in Electron-ics and Telecommunication and be en-hanced for R&D activities

z For in-depth study in Electronics and Tel-ecommunication concepts, scientific and Electronics engineering applications re-quired to solve engineering problems.

z To comprehend, analyze, design and de-velop products and solutions for the real life applications.

Program Outcomes

Post-Graduates will demonstrate

z An ability to design, implement and eval-uate an electronic based system, pro-cess, component, or program to meet designed needs.

z An ability to visualize and work in labora-tory tasks.

z Skills to use modern engineering tools, software and equipment to analyze problems.

z The understanding of impact of engi-neering solutions

z An ability to apply knowledge of ad-vanced electronic applications.

z Knowledge of electronic system hard-ware and software.

z An ability to apply knowledge of best practices and standards of Electronics andTelecommunication Engineering.

Eligibility criteria

Admissions are effected as per rules and regulations of AICTE, DTE and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurang-abad.


z Research and Development in

Electronics

z Teaching.

z Consultancy / Electronics Maintenance

z Telecom Industries

z Software Industries

Highlights

z It strives to transform information tech-nology as consumer friendly technical ex-perts from industries and institutions are regularly invited to deliver talks on latest trends in the field and interact with the students.

z The department has very good infrastruc-ture which extends help to the nearby in-dustries. Majority of the dissertation are industry sponsored.

z The Department conducts various Tech-nical Seminars, Symposia and workshops for students and faculty. The Department has well equipped DSP and VLSI Labora-tory in collaboration with Texas Instru-ments.

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VisionTo develop computer engineers with necessary analytical ability and human values who can creatively design, implement a wide spectrum of computer systems for welfare of the society.Mission• Preparing graduates to work on multidisci-

plinary platforms, associated with their pro-fessional position both independently and in a team environment.

• Preparing graduates for higher education and research in computer science and en-gineering enabling them to develop systems for society development.

Aim of CourseGraduates will be able to• Analyze, design and provide optimal solu-

tion for Computer Science & Engineering and multidisciplinary problems.

• Pursue higher studies and research by ap-plying knowledge of mathematics and fun-damentals of computer science.

• Exhibit professionalism, communication skills and adapt to current trends by engag-ing in life long learning.

Career Opportunities • As a software professional, Web Designer &

Developers.• As Project managers, freelancers, software

developers, IT security engineers.• Higher studies in the related Discipline.• As a Database Administrator.• Programmer, System Developer, System

Analyst.

• Career in Cyber Forensics, Network Security and many more.

Highlights z The department organises various work-

shops for students on recent technologies like Cloud Computing, Web Development and Programming, Android, Data Mining etc. to bridge the gap between curriculum and course.

z The department has adequate laboratories and Industry Sponsored labs by Wipro, Pa-ralel computing lab by NVIDIA.

z JNEC-Students Branch-CSI has been award-ed BEST STUDENT BRANCH at CSI INDIA for consecutive 4 years i.e. 2014, 2013, 2012 & 2011.

z JNEC-Student Branch-CSI actively organises different contests, workshops and confer-ence ‘AGNITIO’ for students.

z JNEC-Student-Branch-CSI hosted Young IT Professional Awards(YITPA), region 6 for the year 2014-15.

z The faculty participates in various work-shops, conferences, symposia and courses to keep in pace with recent developments like faculty development program by NITTTR, Bhopal, Unified Technology Learn-ing Program, Campus Connect by Infosys.

z Several students have won prizes and ap-preciation in Technical Paper Contest, Skill Tests, Sports held at various engineering colleges all over India.

z Many students appeared for GATE 2015. Pi-yush Hurpade qualified with high percentile

score and secured 18th rank all over India. z Many students are members of National

Social Services(NSS) and together with the department are active in Blood Donation Camp, Food Grain Collection camps and in several other activities for welfare of the so-ciety.

z Department organizes Industry visits to pro-vide the insight of real working environment of Industry.

z Students are placed in different Multi-Na-tional Companies like Persistent Systems Pvr. Ltd.. Zensar Technologies, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Enzigma Softwares, Prototech Solutions, WinJit Technologies, Tata Consul-tancy Services etc.

z The Department has graduate Excellence Examination (GEE) cell which aims to create excellent graduate with intellectual quali-ties.

z The department has students association COMPSA to augment students’ personality with team work and improve organizing ca-pabilities in the students.

z Department organizes alumni meet ‘AN-UBANDH CSE-IT’ to strengthen the inter-action with alumni. This helps to enhance the Training & Placements activities for stu-dents.

z Department is in process to sign MOU with NASSCOM for the program entitled ‘Foun-dation Skills in IT’ for students.

Head of Department : Dr. Vijaya B. Musande I Intake : 120 I

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Objectives of the course:

z To develop motivated and dynamic team of young scholars with strong foundation and knowledge in advanced areas of Computer En-gineering.

z To develop special interest groups in specific ar-eas of Computer Science & Engineering.

Eligibility Criteria :

Admissions are effected as per the guidelines of AI-CTE, DTE and Dr. B. A. M. University, Aurangabad.

Career Opportunities :

After completion of this course multitude of jobs are available in the industry & academics like IT Consult-ant, Software professionals, teaching & research.

Highlights :

z The Department formed ACM student’s chapter to have exposure and access to international re-search papers.

z Department provides separate PG department library for instant access to books and journals.

z Department organizes poster presentation com-petition to encourage and exhibit the disserta-tion ideas.

z Various expert lectures and workshops are or-ganized to provide Industry & Research orienta-tion.

PG Coordinator: Dr.M.S.Joshi Intake: 18 | (PG course: ME-CSE)

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Vision : IT department is determined to develop tal-ented technocrats by imparting technical quality and human value based education. Mission:

z Training the students to develop techni-cal skills, soft skills and professional at-titude.

z Providing resources to make students competent to excel as professionals, en-trepreneurs and researchers.

Aim of Course : The course enables the students to work in in-formation system, information management with special emphasis on web based applica-tions. The course also prepare students to un-derstand and develop E-governance applica-tions.The course enables students to understand the concept in information systems and key Tech-nologies involved, that affects their success in the modern enterprise.Career Opportunities 1. Software, web based applications, soft-

ware engineering and information sys-tem industries.

2. As managers, freelance workers, project managers and multimedia authors.

3. Career as Network professionals. 4. Higher studies in the related discipline. 5. To work for BPO industry, multimedia

animat10ion.

Highlights z The department has highly qualified and

experienced faculty members along with well equipped labs.

z Teacher guardian scheme aims to pro-vide individual attention to students.

z Students Mentor scheme aims to solve technical difficulties of Junior students.

z The departmental students have excelled in Academics & have university rankers every year.

z Most of eligible students are placed in multinational companies.

z The department has organized webinars on mainframe system, STQA, DWDM through campus connect program of in-fosys.

z The Department has organized blood do-nation camp.

z The department has organized aptitude test for TE and BE students of all branch-es.

z The department faculty members at-tended various workshops to improve teaching learning skills.

z The department faculty members are in-volved in designing IT Engg. Curriculum.

z JITSA-JNEC IT Student Association con-ducts various events to provide platform to enhance technical skills and develop core competence of students.

z JITSA organized state level Proyecto 2015

event-Project Exhibition/Competition and Erudite.

z JITSA -SIG(Special Interest Group) organ-ized workshop on hardware galaxy.

z The Department organized workshops on cyber security, USP, SQL, Android ap-plications.

z The department has formed JNEC Lions Club and conducted various events un-der it.

z The department has strong interaction with Alumni.

z The department organizes Industrial Vis-its to make students familiar with indus-try work culture and to know in and out of the corporate world.

z IT-INFORIA” (monthly wall magazine) to groom writing skills of students & to up-date knowledge in various topics.

z The Students has got various prizes in district level Sports competition.

Head of Department : Prof. S. N. Jaiswal Intake : 60

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ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS AND POWER

VisionTo generate an efficient Electrical engineers from the department by providing innova-tive resources to the student to develop their technical skills and providing ethical knowl-edge to develop them as good human being. To ensure the success of the student in each and every field the Electrical Electronic and Power Department is committed. MissionThe department is fully committed to de-velop competent Electrical engineers having professional and technical competence to satisfy the need of an industry and society at large.

Aim of CourseThe course is designed to cater the present needs of power and other industries. The objectives of the department are to prepare students for different sections of power in-dustry such as Generation, Transmission and Distribution. Besides the various courses in electrical engineering, students are exposed to other courses of electronics, computer and instrumentation.

Career Opportunities z Government and Private sector of power

Industry. z Other industries like chemical, mechani-

cal, automobile, communication and software.

z Higher education and research. z Consultancy work.

Highlights z Experienced and qualified staff. z Well equipped laboratories. z Computer facility with internet. z Switch Gear protection & testing labora-

tories.

Head of Department Prof. B.T. Deshmukh Intake : 60 I PG-Intake : 18 (Electrical Power Sysem)

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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING In charge Head of Department : Dr.O.K.Mahadwad Intake : 30 (UG)

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Vision

To create competent technocrats in Chemical Engineering field with human values

Mission

• Developing competence in Chemical En-gineering students through quality educa-tion.

• Imparting industrial and environmental safety systems to the students through teaching-learning process.

• Preparing Chemical Engineering gradu-ates with human values.

Aim of Course

The aim of Chemical Engineering department is to become one of the leading institutions in both teaching and research of chemical engi-neering. Our objectives are to provide excel-lent teaching and learning facility for students so as to produce the highest quality profes-sional chemical engineers, with the skills that are demanded by the employers of today and tomorrow.

Career Opportunities 1. Business in Construction Industry2. Surveying Consultancy3. Structural Design Engineer4. Site Engineer

5. Govt. Services6. Industrial Constructions7. Road Constructions8. R & D in Soil Testing Sciences, Material9. Testing and Environmental10. Estimating and Costing

Highlights z Only department in Dr BAMU that offers

Bachelor course in Chemical Engineering. z Alumni hold key positions in Government

and private organizations. z Highly qualified and skilled staff having

long academic and research development experience.

z Strong Research and Development activi-ties.

z After sixth semester of undergraduate course, 4-6 weeks of mandatory in-plant training for every student at renowned chemicals manufacturing units located all over India to get industry exposure.

z Organized ENVISION 2015 state level stu-dent conference to promote industrial as well as personal safety. Event included oral and poster sessions, and quiz compe-tition.

z Organized a day workshop on Hazardous Chemical Handling and Fire Protection

z Organized a day event MEGALOPOLIS

2K14 of Essay and Poster competition on Safety and Environment.

z Industrial visits every year. z Good number of students qualify for high-

er studies. z Well equipped laboratories with good

ambience. z Simulation software (Distillation and Heat

Exchanger). z Professional body membership by faculty

and students. Faculty elected as an advi-sor for All India Student Committee of In-stitution of Engineers India (IEI) member of all India

z Guest lectures by eminent personalities. z Workshops in collaboration with the In-

dian Institute of Technology, Bombay. z Good Industry-Institute interaction. z Consultancy work by department. z In-house departmental yearly magazine

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ARCHITECTURE

VisionThe Department of Architecture will strive to become one of the best institute impart-ing Architectural education in the country. Efforts will be made to inculcate in the students the importance of research in Ar-chitecture and also cherish values in life in todays context.

MissionTo create a humane environment for better living and happy life of Human being. Em-phasis will be on sustainable development and to make conscious efforts for the con-cept of Green Buildings.

Aim of Course The course ensures to attain high standards in the profession of Architecture and pro-vides an opportunity to extend the area of Competence. This course teaches how to materialize the ideas in reality, considering ethics, economy, efficiency and legality.

Career Opportunities The Registration from Council of Architec-ture, New Delhi, allows students to prac-tice with the title of “Architect” anywhere in India.Registered Architects have employment opportunities in private Architectural Firms, Government & Semi. Government Institutions ,Academics in Ar-chitectural Schools, etc.

Highlights

z The Department has qualified staff.

z Two University rankers every Year.

z Educational Tours arranged every year.

z The Students participate in the Nation-al Convention of the National Asso-ciation of Students of Architecture. (NASA)

z The Students win prizes in various Ar-chitectural and cultural activities in an-nual NASA Convention.

z Various programmes are arranged by Indian Institute of Architects (IIA), In-dian National Trust for Arts and Cul-tural Heritage (INTACH) and Institute of Valuers(India)etc.

z The site visits are arranged to get first hand knowledge in Building Construc-tion, Architectural Design etc.

z The Students have bagged prizes in Ar-chitectural competitions organised by Architecture Institutions in Maharash-tra.

z The departmental library facility with books on Architecture of well known authors and International/Indian Mag-azines.

z Well equipped studios and a separate Computer Lab with latest software.

Head of Department Prof.V.N.Tawde UG-Intake : 40 I PG-Intake : 20 M.Arch (General)

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MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Head of Department : Prof. Ms. A.R. Tungar PG Course: Intake - 60 (First year) + Lateral entry to Direct Second year, as per DTE norms.

Vision Build a strong technical teaching and learn-ing environment that responds swiftly to the challenges and needs of the current industry trends.

Mission 1. Provide excellent post graduate educa-

tion in a state-of-the-art environment, preparing students for careers as com-puter technologist in self employment, industry, government and of IT enabled sectors.

2. Support society by participating in and encouraging technology transfer.

Aim of Course The MCA program aims at sound theoreti-cal background as well as good practical ex-posure to students in relevant areas. It is in-tended to provide a modern industry based education in applied computer science.

Career Opportunities z Software Engineers z System Analysts z Training Faculty z Research and development z Scientist and Electronic Data Processing z Software Tester

z System ManagerAchievements

z Vrushali Kulkarni, Sanika Magare and Atul Chandge from SYMCA have been selected under Erasmus Mundus Action 2(EMA2) Svaagata.eu project for third year internship in Ghent University, Bel-gium

z Mayur Sarode, Ravindra Khandagale and Sumeet Ingole from SYMCA participated in JITSA Proactyo event in idea represen-tation activity, organized by JNEC,IT de-partment and won 1st prize in it.

z Atul Chandge and Sachine Sase from SYMCA participated in the same event under project demonstration and won 3rd prize.

Highlights z State of the art Computer Lab, with latest

Softwares. z Experienced and qualified faculties. z Various Co-curricular activities. z Hands on experience on academies pro-

jects Industry Institute interaction, ex-perts’ lectures and industrial visits.

z Placement Assistance

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APPLIED SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Vision

Applied Science department is committed to provide the best learning and creative experi-ence of basic sciences i.e. Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, which is the background of engineering studies.

Mission

To provide sound background of basic con-cepts, principles of physics, chemistry and Mathematics to engineering students which develops firm base for further studies in en-gineering field.

Aim of Course

The department of Applied Sciences is set up to cater the essential needs of the basic subjects of first year engineering courses and looks after the first year of the engineering courses.

Eligibility criteria for all Engineering courses Candidate should be an Indian National and should have passed the HSC (Std.XII) exami-nation of Maharashtra State Board of Sec-ondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with subjects Eng-lish, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry/Biotechnology /Biology/ Technical Vocational subject ANDSecured minimum 50 % marks (minimum 45 % marks, in case of Backward class catego-ries and Persons with Disability candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only) in the

subjects Physics, Mathematics and Chemis-try/Biotechnology/Biology/ Technical Voca-tional subject added togetherANDqualified entrance test (JEE MAIN 2015) con-ducted by competent authorities.

Assessment

The Student is assessed through class tests conducted by department, work assigned to the student in the form of term work and final theory examination conducted by the University.

Highlights z Qualified and experienced faculty. Fac-

ulty members are involved in Research activities.

z Active participation of the faculty mem-bers in various activities such as semi-nars, Workshop, Conferences, Symposi-um etc. Also encourages the students to participate in all types of career oriented co-curricular & extra-curricular activities.

z The Guest lectures are also arranged by department to enhance the academic standard and to cope with recent devel-opments.

z Research papers are published and few faculty members are pursuing the re-search work.

z The Class test, home assignments are the regular activities in the department.

z The National Science Day, 28th February

is celebrated in the department every year. The event is inaugurated by Shri. A. N. Kadam, Secretary MGM. On the occa-sion a poster and project exhibition was organized in which students have actively participated.

z Dr. G. C. Lomte was awarded Ph.D. by Dr. BAMU, Aurangabad in Mathematics un-der the guidance of Dr. R. M. Dhaigude, Dept. of Mathematics, Government Vid-arbha Institute of Science and Humani-ties, Amravati in Nov.2014.

Head of Department : Prof.Dr.Ms.V.M.Arole

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Aim of the Central Computing Facilities The aim of establishing the central computing infra-structure is to provide computing & internet facility to the whole campus and to support students in their project work, seminars & presentations. It is respon-sible for the campus Data maintenance, ERP record management, preparing instructional material CDs & DVDs and also Desktop Publishing.IntroductionThe Central Computer Centre is fully air conditioned and distraction free. The Lab has 200 latest configura-tion computers with 19” LED TFT monitors and com-fortable seating arrangement for students & staff. The computers are connected to high end manageable switches (L2 & L3) which are behind secured Firewall. It has fully generator backup solution to avoid power cuts & failure. The Lab is secured with 16 CCTV cam-eras located at various locations. Two projectors with wireless Public Addressing system are installed for special workshops & presentations that can be con-ducted in the lab. The data centre is also attached within the Central Computer Centre which has 12 high-end Rack servers that has Anti-virus server, Web server, Moodle server, Exam server, Mail server, File Server, Database server, ERP server & Log serv-er. There is 140 MBPS fiber optic backbone internet connectivity for the institute which offers a super-fast browsing experience to all staff & students. The computer nodes & servers are operating in a network configuration as a part of total campus network. The centre also offers super fast Wi-fi services in the cam-pus for staff & students.

EQUIPMENTS ServersHP Proliant Quadcore 2.8 Ghz, 4 GB RAM, 320 SAS RAID 2, 1 GBPS LAN, 18.5” TFT, DVDRW, Keyboard MousesNodes:HP Pro 4000, Pentium 4, 2.8 Ghz Core 2 Duo, 2 GB

RAM, 500 GB HDD, 18.5” LED TFT, DVDRW, 1 GBPS LAN, Keyboard Mouse.Additional equipments:HP 1012 Laser PrintersEpson 1170 DMPKodak Duplex AFD Scanner (50ppm)DVD Duplicator (Capable of writing 12 DVDs at same time)Functions / Services of Central Computing Facilities • Internet facilities• Student Project supports• Support for seminar, symposia, presentations• Various institutes programs• Maintenance of ERP Server, Exam Server, JNEC web-

site & Data bank• Maintenance of JNEC Institute data on servers & ERP

software• Conducting Online University and College level Ex-

ams• Online management of JNEC data & upgradation

year wise.• Maintenance & upgradation of all computer hard-

ware to avoid obsolescence• McAfee Anti Virus solutions on all computers in

campus with virus definition updates• Cisco Router 3825 for managing WAN• Cyberoam CR 500ING, Sonicwall NSA 5500 & Cisco

ASA 5505 firewall appliances for Network & IT secu-rity at Gateway level

• Mikrotik Routerboard for Wi-Fi management• Viewpoint log server for recording logs of Internet

surfing• Saving of Reports of all the Internet activity in Fire-

wall• Latest Dell DLP Projectors for presentations & semi-

narsHighlights :

• High speed 140 MBPS (1:1) dedicated Internet leased with burstable upto 180 MBPS (1:4) on fiber optic.

• Complete Campus Network solution• Fully Air conditioned and distraction free lab• Camera Surveillance• 24 hours activated internet facility• Full Load generator backup for the lab• Web services & maintenance• Total institute level support of 1089 computers• The computer to student ratio as per actual stu-

dent’s intake is 1:3• Area provided for Central computing facility is

250 Sqm.• Complete Wi-fi ready campus with ability to pro-

vide Wi-fi to all hostels in campusSystem ManagerMr. Javeed SiddiquiB.Sc (C.S), MBA (Mktg, IT & HR), MCSE, CCNA, MCTS, MCITP, ITIL

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Aim of the Central Workshop FacilitiesThe Mechanical and Production aspects are an integral part of Engineering. Hence to im-part practical exposure to Mechanical Engi-neering from the first Year, the central work-shop has been established. About Central Workshop The workshop has sections like Machine Shop, Fitting Shop, Welding and smithy sec-tion, Forging, Foundry, Tin Smithy, Carpen-tary & Pattern making. Facilities available in various sections : Machine Shop : Lathe machines, Milling, Drilling and Grinding machines, Hacksaws, Measuring devices, Gauges and various ac-cessories. Recently 6nos. of all geared lathe machines are installed. Fitting Shop : Fitting tables with Vices, Angle plate, Surface Plate, Magnetic V blocks and Calipers

z Welding and Smithy Section : Welding Transformers with accessories, Brazing Machines, Welding Booths etc.

z Carpentry / Pattern making shop : Car-pentry vices fitted on table, wood turn-ing/planer, saws etc.

z Forging and Foundry : Anvils, Blowers, Swage blocks, Tongs, Leg vices etc.

z Production Process Lab : Production Pro-cess lab is recently developed with state of-Art machinery worth Rs.12 Lacs. An ideal lab most suitable for research relat-ed activities In Mechanical & Production Engineering.

z CNC Lathe Machine

z Functions of Central Workshop : Central Workshop equips students with practical aspects of Mechanical and Manufactur-ing Engineering.Supports students for their projects, Maintenance jobs and as-sistance to all the Departments and Insti-tute level programs.

Workshop Superintendent Prof. R. A. Kathar

INDUSTRIAL ZONEThe high academic standards, strict internal evaluation, state-of-the-art infrastructure and the most important vibrant student community make us a favoured destination for corporate giants. Shendra, Chitegaon, Gewrai, Chikalthana and Waluj MIDC Indus-trial areas are prominent industrial zones on the outskirt of Aurangabad city. Some of the major multinational groups that have set up manufacturing and processing plants in and around the city include.

z Bajaj Auto Ltd. - Automaker (Two - Three Wheeler Maker)

z Skoda India - Automaker z Siemens Ltd - Engineering z Videocon - Consumer electronics and du-

rables z Cosmo Films Limited - BOPP Films z Varroc - Automotive Components z Wockhardt Ltd - Pharmaceuticals z Pepsi - Beverages z United Spirits Ltd - Liquor

z Foster India-Liquor z Garware Polyster Ltd.-Polymer Films z IT Park - Software

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MISSION OF LIBRARYTo enhance knowledge and to instill thirst for learning among students, which will enable them to develop an integrated personality and motivate them for valuable contribution to the society in future.

FACILITIESReading Room The JNEC Library has sitting capacity of 600 Students and it is always full of students dur-ing preparatory period and examinations. During this period library is open for 24 hours. Book Bank Needy and SC/ST students are provided with a set of books as per the syllabus, totally free of cost.HIGHLIGHTS • Established in the year 1983 and is spread

over an area of 1384.27 Sqm• Total books on Accession are 64048 while

17607 are titles. • The book bank system introduced for

all the students in 1984 and has 14957 books.

• SC/ST students get free books from book bank.

• Biometric Books transaction • Internet Facility DELNET Online journals. • Availability of Tea, Coffee & Snacks for 24

hrs. for reading room.• Water cooler facility• Toilet facility

• Biometric attendance for Library users.• Subscribed 106 National Journals & Mag-

azines• (DELNET) Facilities to search through ab-

stracts and full text of technical papers and articles.

• DELNET online journals are 1150.• The photocopying facilities are available

for staff and students. • The library is open for 24 hours during

preparatory period and examinations in-cluding Sundays and Holidays.

• The library is automated through Data-base SQL ,Net2008(VB) based software developed Qualsoft Systems Pvt. Ltd.

• OPAC (Open access catalogue)

Librarian Mr.Y.A. Somwanshi (M.A.M.Lib)

LIBRARY SPACE(inSq.Mts)Reading room facility 888.58 Internet 11.40Staking 349.23Storage space 43.04News paper Reading 18.72Waiting Room 22.54Cabins 28.86Belongs Counter 21.90 Total space 1384.27

BOOKSCirculation Books 27261 Reference Books 7696 Reading Room Books 14134 Book Bank 14957 Total Books 64048

Journals and Magazines: - National- 106 DELNET Online International Journals 1150

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JNEC campus has Hostel Facilities for girls and boys at Walkable distance. AC & Non AC rooms as per the choice of students are al-lotted to them Amenities and Facilities • Spacious recreation room • Well furnished study hall • A furnished visiting hall (for visitors) • Round the clock security • Emergency Alarm and fire extinguishers

on each floor • Well maintained and hygienic mess with

spacious dinning area. • Laundry facility • SICK ROOM • VISITORS ROOM• RECREATION ROOMSupporting Services 1. MESS 2. LAUNDRY Safety And Security Aspects Safety and Security aspects are the prime concern for the management as precaution-ary measures Safety : Adequate provision of fire extinguishers are available on each floor of the hostel complex. Security: • Provides adequate security arrange-

ments. • Provides adequate locking arrangement

for the rooms during day as well as night• Movements of students during night are

monitored to backup trust and faith en-trusted by parents.

Contact For Girls Hostel : Mrs.P.S. Dalvi For Boys Hostel : Mr.S.G.Zaveri Telephone Tel.: 91 (0240) 2482893 Girls Hostel : 529, Boys Hostel : 352 Fax: 91 (0240) 2484445/ 2487727/2481325 PostMahatma Gandhi Mission Hostel N-6 CIDCO, Aurangabad (MS) India 431003 Email: [email protected] [email protected]

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Aim of the FacilitiesThe sports facility is an integral part of edu-cational activity to keep students physically and mentally healthy for this, MGM has es-tablished huge sports complex with indoor and outdoor game facilities. The total area of sports complex is 97400 sq. m. out of which sports building area is 2151.61 sq. m. and area of courts is 18793.66 sq. M.

Membership All the staff members are the members of sports club. All the staff members of MGM institution can avail the facilities in the sports complex with-out any charge.The members can avail the facility and can only bear the expenses of consumables at their own cost or can bring their own kits.

Admission Procedure1. Registration for membership 2. Issue of blank registration form from the

office 3. Duly filled membership form along with

a passport size photograph and mem-bership fee form should be submitted to authority through the sport in charge of JNEC.

4. Deposition of registration fee for outside members only.

5. The identity card will be given to mem-bers by incharge, MGM'S Sports com-plex

Outdoor Facilities 1. Cricket ground 2. Foot Ball Ground 3. Volley Ball 4. Golf 5. Basket Ball 6. Lawn Tennis Court 7. Swimming Pool

Indoor Facilities 1. Chess 2. Carom3. Badminton, wooden court 4. Health Club 5. Billiards 6. Table tennis7. Rifle Shooting Range

Sports Incharge S.P.TalegaonkarS.G.Zaveri

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National Institute for Technical Teachers Training & Research Bhopal

VISIONTo be the world class leader for integrated de-velopment of technical education and training systems catering to the changing needs while achieving highest level of client satisfaction, quality, professional values and contributing to technological, economic and social development of the country. MISSIONNITTTR Bhopal will act as a centre of excellence to: Intensify teacher education for improving quality and performance of technical institutions. Make the technical education a vibrant learning system for producing competent manpower to steer technological and economic development. Provide a wide spectrum of client driven services and products through various modes. Strengthen networking and synergic partnership with tech-nical institutions; industries, field agencies, and premier national and international organizations. Promote creativity, innovations, research and de-velopment, professional management practices, concept of learning organization, benchmarking and economics of education amongst client sys-tems. Enthuse the spirit of professionalism, val-ues and work ethics, networking and partnership with industry and other organizations and tech-nical institutions.Inaugural function of NITTTR’s extension train-ing center for western region was held on 10th march 2014.For this function following guests & members were present.

Dr. Amitabha Ghosh (Chairman, board of govern-ance, NITTTR, Bhopal)Dr. Vijay kumar Agrawal (Director, NITTTR, Bhopal)Dr. Shivankar (Director, DTE, Aurangabad)Hon’ble Shri Kamalkishor Kadam (Chairman, MGM)Mr. A.N. Kadam (Secretary, MGM)Dr. Mrs.G.S.Lathkar (Director, MGM’s college of engineering, Nanded)Dr.S.D.Deshmukh (Principal, MGM’s JNEC, Aurangabad)

Name of Training Program • Induction training Program Phase-I • Induction training Program Phase-I • Institutional Preparation for Accreditation &

Academic Audit • Personality development through Positive

thinking• Work Ethics Motivational Climate & Attitude

development • Developing Workshop related skills

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OTHER AMENITIES

BANKThe Campus has a Bank, Standard Urban Co- Op. Bank

STUDENT COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE CELLA student counseling and guidance cell is started in Dec 2005. The main objective of this cell is to solve academic as well as non-academic prob-lems of the students.

GREEN HOUSEThe Green House produces the flowers like, Jarbera, Ra-jani Gandha and Roses which are used for decorations in the Institute functions.

VIPASSANA KENDRAVipassana Kendra on campus enhances the grasping, focusing capacity of the students. It also arranges yoga classes for the students and staffs.

INTERNET FACILITYThe institute is connected to Internet with dedicated lease line of 2048 Kbps (2 Mbps). The internet facility for staff and the students is available in central com-puting Lab till late in the evening. CSE, IT,Arch & ECT Departments are given In-ternet facility. Internet facility is available in Library for students to browse the on line Jounals. The Hostel Rector has inter-net facility.

TRANSPORTATION FACILITYThe Institute is located in the heart of the city hence no transportation facility is needed, however the avail-able vehicles in MGM Trust are used for Industrial visits, study tours etc.

RenewableEnergy Sources in the JNEC Campus JNEC has renewable energy sources (Windmill and Solar panel) in the campus.

PARKINGSeparate parking area for four wheelers, two wheelers. The parking area has separate sections for staff, boys and girls. The parking area in the whole campus is 3212 Sqm. With the capacity of 1400 two wheelers and 160 four wheelers.

GUEST HOUSEThe Guest House of jnec campus has a capacity of 26 beds with 10 single rooms, 2 VIP Suites and 6 double-bed rooms with attached toilets.

CANTEENThe canteen has all modern amenities with facilities for dining, snacks, cold and hot drinks, coffee, tea, soup dis-pensers, microwave ovens and deep freezers.

TELEPHONE The Institute has made arrangements for STD/ ISD facility for students and staff. The additional facility of calling card is also provided at main gate.

ELECTRICITY AND POWER BACK-UP FACILITYThe Institute has a Generator as an Alternate Arrangement during power failure

REPROGRAPHICS FACILITIESThe Library has a Xerox machine, which takes care of all reprographic needs of the institute.

MEDICAL FACILITIESAll the Departments of the Institute are provided with First Aid boxes to handle the minor problems of students and staff. A full fledged MGM Hospital is accessible from the JNEC campus.

LANGUAGE LAB JNEC has language lab for staff and Students to en-hance language skills. The software Installed in Lab can monitor the work of the stu-dents. The purpose of the lab is to develop communication skills of the students.

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Activities of Alumni Section• Alumni Get together in Razzmatazz • Lectures by Alumni • Inviting successful Alumni • Arranging group discussions of Alumni

with BE & T.E students.• Involving Alumni in Training and Place-

ment activities.

Distinguished Alumni • Shrikant Badve, Industrialist, Badve Engg.

Got National Award for Quality products by the hands of the president of India.

• Mangal Kakkad, Indian Navy, selected for Antaractica Expedition.

• Dolly Devgan, working as a Fighter Pilot Indian Air Force.

• Chanderashekar Kachole ,Scientiest in NASA , USA.

• Anurag Parikh, MBA from IIM Ahmedabad consultant Exeter Group Inc. USA.

• Dr.Swapneshu Baser, Adjunct Faculty,IIT Mumbai,got young Engineer Award 2000 by Indian National Acedmy of Engg. And many more…………

During last 27 years approximately 13,000 students have pursued their bachelors from the college. The College has established ALUMNI association to keep in touch with ex-students. Previously Alumni association was existed in formally but now it is registered, the

association vide letter no MHA/497/04 Dat-ed 30/07/2004. JNEC Alumni association has 3050 members till date.

Executive Body President Mr. Shankar JhunjhunwalaVice President Mr.Shrikant BadveSecretary Prof.Jeevan SalunkeTreasurer Dr.B.M.Patil Staff In charge Dr. A.B.Kulkarni

ALUMNI

JNEC Alumnus Dr. Swapneshu Baser, receiving ‘ Young Engineer Award’ at the hands off Hon. President of India Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, in 2000 by Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE)

First National Award for Research and Development for the year 2003-04 was awarded to JNEC alumnus Mr. Shrikant Badave at the hands of Hon. Prime Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh.

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JNEC Alumni Association, the third pillarJNEC Alumni Association is one of the biggest strength of JNEC. Some alumni are working in various countries like USA, UK, Canada, Ger-many, New Zealand, Australia, China, Japan, Dubai and other South East part of Asia. Obvi-ously JNEC alumni are working in every state of India Kashmir to Tamilnadu and Gujarat to Tripura. More than that, one of our Alumnus Commander Mangal Kakkad was the part of Antarctica expedition also. Many of them are working in Premier En-gineering, Electronics, Chemical, Software, Construction, Pharmaceuticals, Finance and Defense industries in private and public sec-tor. Some of them are on key positions in Re-search and Development, Design, Manufac-turing, Marketing, HRD, Quality Assurance, Maintenance and Finance sectors. We are proud to mention our Alumnus Dr. Swapneshu Baser who was faculty member at IIT Bombay. About Half a Dozen JNEC alumni are Heading the Engineering Colleges and Institutions. Our alumni are working in prestigious institu-tions like NASA, ISRO, Indian Army, Navy and Air force. Many of them have completed post graduation from IIT, IIM.

JNEC alumnus and Managing Director of Jaypee Power Ventures Ltd Mr. Suren Jain has taken noble initiative to form JNEC Corpus Fund. He and his better half Mrs. Anjali Jain (Who is also a JNEC alumnus) leading from front announced to contribute Rs. 25 lakhs to start this fund. This is first of its kind initiative in this type of institution in the state. JNEC Corpus Fund will support needy students for their expenses with defined guidelines. As on today Rs. 26, 25,000 are com-mitted by JNEC alumni for the proposed JNEC Corpus Fund. On behalf of MGM-JNEC manage-ment former Principal and Trustee Mr. Pratap Borade has announced that, “Once all formalities related to the proposed fund are completed the management will take appropriate decision to contribute significant amount to this fund.” It is proposed by Mr. Suren Jain that one commit-tee consisting representative of MGM-JNEC management, principal, teacher representatives, alumni representatives and one or two coopted members will be given authority for utilization of this fund as per the guidelines defined. JNEC Corpus Fund expected to take shape in short period and will be a great support to needy students learning in JNEC. Alumni Coordinator Prof. Dr. Abhay Kulkarni is hopeful for commitment up to Rupees One Crore for the JNEC Corpus Fund in near future.

CONGRATULATIONS !!!Mr. Suren Jain

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There are Entrepreneurs like Mr. Shrikant Badve who received two times awards at the hands of President of India and once at the hands of Prime Minister for contribution in respective field. JNEC girls alumni are not behind but making great con-tribution in their respective fields. Some of the alumni are also contributing in fields of journal-ism, literature, sports and performing arts.

One of the notable thing is that the alumni share a cordial rapport with JNEC and are contribut-ing in various modes and initiatives for the JNEC students. Placements, In-plant Trainings, Indus-trial visits, Lecture talks, Sponsoring the needy students, Special Trainings, Sharing Experiences, Sponsoring Projects , Providing special facilities , Guidance and counseling are some of these initiatives. Truly JNEC alumni association is work-ing as strong driving force for the betterment of JNEC students.

Recently Alumni meet for first five batches was arranged on campus. Around 50 percent of first five batches alumni attended the meet with fam-ily members. Some of the proposed initiatives discussed during the meet are as follows.

• Buying special recreational tools for student hostels like Billiards/snooker table, LCD TV etc.

• Developing a good library in the Hostels. • Subscribing for digital data bank/technical

literature for institute library to help in Lit-erature/patent search for students

• Funding of some critical but expensive com-ponents needed in student projects

• Sponsoring partly to JNEC students and staff for presenting papers at conferences/partici-pating in technical competitions etc.

• Buying of some special tools like very pow-erful computational facility / Wi-Fi hardware etc in the campus that can be useful to all departments

• Awarding scholarships in the form of books, other expenses apart from fees to economi-cally backward students .

In addition to official alumni meets there are fre-quent informal alumni meets in various part of the countries and overseas also. Through social networking sites most of the alumni have day to day contact with each other and with their Alma mater. Today JNEC alumni association is emerged as third pillar along with previous to pillars i.e.Students and Staff. In the beginning of this academic year, an Alum-ni Entrepreneur meet was arranged in Einstein Hall so as to induce Entrepreneurial awareness among the students. Alumni shared their journey of an Entrepreneur. An exhibition of their creativ-ity as witness of their success was also displayed. Campus was also been conducted by them. An alumni meet was organized at Gulmohar club New Delhi for alumni residing Delhi NCR in Sept. 2012. Around 150 alumni with spouse attended the occasion, an evening get together, sharing, interacting success stories in presence of beloved trustee and former principal Shri Pratap Borade. Mr. Alok & Mrs. Anjali Sinha took efforts in or-

ganizing the occasion. Prof. Abhay Kulkarni, Prof. Girish Basole from JNEC as a support team

Alumni

JNEC alumnus Mr. Balasaheb Darade (ECT 2005) was motivated by Hon.Dr. A.P.J. Kalam during his US tour in 2011 to work for Provision of Urban Amenities to Rural Areas (PURA) as outcome Balasaheb started Shankara Rural Transformation leav-ing his job at USA.

JNEC alumnus Prof. Anil Karwankar (ECT 1988) who is faculty at Govt. Engineer-ing College, Aurangabad receiving Ph. D. at the hands former President of India Hon. Dr. A. P. J. Kalam.

JNEC alumnus and Head of CSE department Prof. Vijaya Musande receiving Ph. D. at the hands former President of India Hon. Dr. A. P. J. Kalam.

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First batch alumni working at Mumbai felicitated then Principal Shri Pratap Borade for receiving Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution in field of education by Shikshan Maharshi Vasantrao Kale Pratishthan. MGM secretary Shri Ankushkumarji Kadam, Shri Bhausaheb Rajale, Trustee Shri Dr. Sudhir Kadam, Retired Professor from IIT Bombay and Director MGM-COET Dr.K.G. Narayankhedkar and Principal Dr. Sudhir Deshmukh were present at this occasion. All the alumni working in top positions in respective areas were proud to attend this function in their college uniform.

Honourable Minister for industry Govt. of Maharashtra Shri Subhash ji Desai as chief guest at meeting of Steel Re-rollers Association of Maharashtra (SRAM ) with JNEC alumnus, Industrialist and President of SRAM Mr. Yogesh Mandhani

JNEC alumnus and Director of popular Mar-athi Movie Mr Samir Patil with Producer and Popular Actor Shreyas Talapde and versa-tile Marathi Actor Mr Dilip Prabhawalkar at JNEC.

Meeting of JNEC Alumni Entrepreneurs' Club.in presence of MD of Jaypee Power Ventures ltd and JNEC alumnus Mr. Suren Jain

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TRAINING AND PLACEMENTAims of Training and Placement Cell The Training and Placement Cell has been established to impart training and to promote placement of students in various industries and organizations. Activities of Training and Placement Cell• To guide students for the competitive examinations• To facilitate the placement of students in various industries and organizations through campus

and off campus interviews. • Industrial exposure through in-plant training

2013-14 Batch Persistent System Pvt. Ltd. 04 BE-CSE

Package : Rs. 3.5 Lacs

Board of Apprentice training 03 BE-Chem. (BOAT- WR) 01 BE-Mech Package : Rs. 1.2 Lacs

Splash Infotech, A’ bad 02 BE-IT.

Package : Rs. 1.2 Lacs 01 BE-CSE

Inteliment Technologies, Pune 02 BE-CSE


Prototech Solution, Pune 01 BE-CSE


Zensar Technologies, Pune 02 BE-CSE

Package : Rs. 2.6 Lacs 01 BE-IT 01 MCA (IOM)

Grind Master Machine Pvt. Ltd. 01 BE-EEP

Package : Rs.2.00 Lacs

Tech Mahindra 04 BE-CSE

Package : Rs.2.5 Lacs 06 BE-ECT 07 BE-MECH 01 BE-IT 01 BE-EEP 01 BE-CIVIL

Infosys Technology, Pune 07 BE-ECT

Package : Rs.3.25 Lacs 05 BE-CSC 03 BE-MECH 01 BE-IT 03 BE-EEP 01 BE-CIVIL

Capgemini, Mumbai 01 BE-IT


TATA Consultancy Services Ltd. 01 BE-EEP


Dhananjay Metal Pvt. Ltd. 07 BE-Chem. A’bad Package : Rs.1.2 Lacs

Indian Army 01 BE-Mech.

Winjit Technologies, Nashik 01 BE-CSC

Package : Rs.2.00 Lacs 01 BE-IT

IFB Industries Ltd., Mumbai 04 BE-ECT

Package : Rs.3.75 Lacs 01 BE-EEP

Wockhardt Biotech Park. 02 BE-Chem


2014-15 BatchKaygaon Paper Mills Ltd. 01 BE-Mech

Package : Rs.1.2 Lacs 01 BE-Chem

01 BE-EEP

Videocon Industries Ltd. 02 BE-Mech

Package : Rs.2.5 Lacs 03 BE-ECT

Sanveo Services A’bad 01 BE-CIVIL


TATA Consultancy Services 11 BE-CSE

Package : Rs.3.18 Lacs 16 BE-ECT

19 BE-IT

15 BE-Mech

03 BE-ICE

01 BE-EEP

Varad Fertilisers Pvt Ltd 04 BE-Chem


Grind Master Machine 01 BE-Mech

Package : Rs. 2.0 Lacs 01 BE-EEP

Greaves Cotton Ltd. 02 BE-Mech


Dolphin Inks Pvt. Ltd. 01 BE-Chem


Mphasis an HP Company 02 BE-CSE


GKN Sinter Metals Pvt. Ltd 04 BE-Mech


Hitachi Consulting 01 BE-CSE


Company Placements Dept. Company Placements Dept. Company Placements Dept.

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Company Placements Dept.

Contact Person - Dr. Abhay Kulkarni (T & P Officer)T&P Off.: 0240-2481436, E-mail: [email protected]

CoordinatorsMs. Arti Raulwar (9922302006),

Parason Machinery Pvt. Ltd 01 BE-ICE


02 BE-Mech

Winjit Technologies 02 BE-CSE


Infosys Ltd. 03 BE-IT


Varroc Group of Companies 02 BE-ECT

Package : Rs.2.4 Lacs 01 BE-Mech

Persistent System 05 BE-CSE


TATA Consultancy Ser 02 BE-CSE

Package : Rs.3.18 Lacs 01 BE-ICE

01 BE-ECT

01 BE-Mech

Avh Technologies, Pune 03 BE-MCA


Newtek Electrical 01 BE-EEP


Nitor Infotech, APAART 01 BE-CSE


Johnson & Johnson 02 BE-Mech


Indus Towers Ltd. 02 BE-Mech


Capgemini India Pvt. Ltd. 01 BE-ECT


Bitwise Solution Pvt. Ltd. 01 BE-IT


IFB Industries Ltd., Goa 05 BE-ECT

Package : Rs.3.75 Lacs 03 BE-Mech

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THE STUDENTS’ COUNCIL

Aim of the Student's Council The council aims at the versatile develop-ment and betterment of students. The stu-dents council organises various events which provides a platform for exploring technical, cultural and sports talents in students.

Students' Council Constitution President : Dr. Sudhir D.Deshmukh (Principal) Staff Advisor Prof :Ms.Parminder KaurGeneral Secretary :Mr. Yuvraj Tipale BE, (ICE) Cultural Secretary :Mr. Mohit Duggad B.E.(ECT.) Sports Secretary :Mr. Akash Damale, B.E. (Mech.) NSS Secretary :Ms.Kalyani Raut, B.E.(Mech.) Ladies Representative : Ms.Shruti Damgir, B.E. (Civil) Ms.Vividha Singare, B.E. (CSE) Principal NomineeMs. Kimaya Joshi, B.E. (IT)Mr. Abhishek Singh, B.E. (Chem.)

HOD's Nominee from all Departments, All Class Representa-tives

Student Council Activities• The student council memebers cele-

brated Marathi Din and a club has been formed to promote Marathi language.

• The student council memebers organized various sports activities wherein more than 2500 students participated.

• The students participated in Youth Festi-val program.

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SPORTS ACTIVITIES

On the occasion of Razzmatazz, various sports com-petitions like cricket, volley ball , Table Tennis, Bad-minton ,Basket ball, Football, Kabaddi , Lawn Tennis, Power lifting and Rifle Shooting are arranged. The winners are appreciated and awarded by the college.Highlights : • State of the Art Gymnatium • Qualified Coach, Trainer, Instructor • Spacious Ground, Tennis Courts, Wooden Bad-

minton Courts. • Indoor game facilities • Olympic standard swimming pool. • Lush Green Golf Course • Rifle Shooting Range Sports Activities • Spriha Yadav selected in National Twaykando Uni-

versity team at Patiyala, Punjab. • Sarvesh Bhave earned place in National Gymnas-

tic Team at Patiyala, Punjab. • Shubham Agrawal shines in all India inter Univer-

sity tournament in Chess competition played at Uttar Pradesh during 16 to 21 Nov. Kanchan Fasge played interuniversity national level Cricket tour-nament at Bhopal, MP .

• Namrata More Patil, Supriya Rangari, Rajas Ka-pgate and Ashish Vyavahare proved their metle in all India inter University Rifle Shooting tourna-ment played at Punjab.

• JNEC Volley Ball Team stood runner up in Dr. B.A.M.University organized inter collegiate com-petition on 14,15, Sept. the team consists of San-dip Rathod, Vivek Dapke, Yugal Dongre, Kamlesh Nawade, Dadarao Dubhalkar, Ram Khandare, Vaibhav Chavan, Namdev Madde, Abhish Kam-

ble, Gourav Singh, Krushna Bharat, Deepan Ram. Sandip Rathod & Namdev Madde got place in University team for national level competition A title won by JNEC girls Badminton team, Aditi Rapatwar, Tejas Mahale, Pail Dhore & Sayli Kale, in the inter collegiate tournament organized by Dr.B.A.M.University

• Gourav Sethi, Vijay Salunke, Shubham Agrawal, Prarull Tangde, and Rohit Joshi got a runner up position in the inter collegiate Chess tournament organized by Balbhim College, Beed.

• Badminton Team: Boys: Nikhil Pardeshi, TejasChodhari, Pushkar So-navane, Pranavtakalkar, KhedkarSuchi, Hargujit Singh.Girls : Sayli Kale, AditiRapatvar, Tejas Mahale, Payal Dhore, Saroj Hatte.

2. Volleyball Team Yugal Dongre, NavareKamlesh, Vivek, Padole Onkar, Vaibhav Chavan, Sandeep Rathod, Gaurav Singh, Padole Onkar, Prakash Bhalerao, Dudhalkar Dadarao, Krushna Bharate, Karmarkar Kunal.

3. Football Team :Ajlin Khan, Abhishek Ganorkar, Sarhan Hilabi, Tan-may Vaidya, Sanket Pahade, Mohd.Abdul, Arpit Raghuvanshi, Sourabh Narwade, Akash Dhamale, Aadarsh Kashyap, Swapnil Tekale, Sachin Aarak, Abrar Mudari, Swapnil Tekale, Digvijay Nirangave.

4) Vivek Dapke Student of Mech. Dept. participatedin volleyball at National Level Inter Engineering sports Meet Summit 2014 held at MIT Pune

5) Vivek Dapke secured 1st position in volleyball in Zest 2015 organized by college of Engineering Pune.

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CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

Razzmatazz and Blossom : RAZZMATAZZ ’15 was inaugurated at the hands of our Alumni Mr. Suren Jain (MD, Jaiprakash Power Ventures), Ms. Anjali Jain (CEO, Renaissance Lifestyle Pvt. Ltd.) and Mr. Shivnath Kamdi (CEO, Ethibiz Group) Following activities were carried out in Razzmatazz'15 • DJ contest, Bharari, JNEC Quiz contest, Drama, Nazzrana

night, Show Bitz, Fungames, Ballyhoo, Singing Competi-tion, Dance Competition, Laughter Club, Alumni Get Together

• Mr Suren Jain also declared a corpus amount of Rs. 25,00,000/- to provide scolarships to students of JNEC

Blossom'14 was inaugrated at the hands of Mr. Prashant Deshpande (MD, Expert Global Soulutions) and Mr. Anup Ka-bra Alumni JNEC 1996. Activities carried out in Blossoms'14 were Dandiya Compe-tition, Fungames, FE Competition, Department @ a Glance, solo/duet dances, JNEC Idol, Band performances, Short play, Personality contest, Dance Competition

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Highlights z Blood Donation Camp. z No Vehicle Day for Pollution Awareness

and its effects. z Women's Day Celebrations. z “Eco Innovation” Intercollegiate poster /

chart /Model Competition on Science Day. z Contributions of Rs. 1.49 Lacs to Prime

Minister's Relief Fund for Tsunami Affect-ed regions.

z Tree Plantation. z Rally for Victims of Killari Earthquakes. z Contribution to Bhuj Earthquake victims

by sending teams for help. z National Safety Day. z Fire fighting Demonstration. z Aids Awareness, Aids Day. z Projects Based on Social Welfare. z Presentations & Seminars on various So-

cial issues. z Implementation of Drainage line system

in Goltgaon & Chinchala Village during camp.

z Marathwada Mukti Sangram Din Celebra-tion.

N.S.S. ACTIVITIES National Service Scheme I (J.N.E.C Chapter)

Activities:Food Grain Donation To NavjeevanNavjeevan is a school for mentally retarded students. JNEC’s NSS Unit has adopted this school.NSS Unit donated grains and other eatables to this school by organizing various food grains collection and donation programs in JNEC campus every month.Other Donations• Daily usable things donated to Matoshri Vridhashram. • Clothes donation to SNEHALAY (AIDS rehabilitation

center and orphanage).Special activities of year 2014-15A] Voting AwarenessNSS unit has arranged a rally for voting awareness. In this rally students went to various public places and awared peo-ple about the importance of voting by mouth publicity and with various posters and banners.B] A social approach of Valentines’ week celebration• Chocolate day celebration: Members of NSS unit went

to Lilium school of deaf and dumb girls and gave cadbur-ies to them and celebrated Chocolate day with them.

• Rose day celebration: On Rose day NSS unit members gave roses to traffic police, drivers and conductors of ST buses, public police and celebrated the day with them.

• Valentines’ day celebration: Members of NSS unit cel-ebrated the day with old people of Matoshri Vridhash-ram. They gave them sweets and spent time with them.

C] Holi Celebration at SnehalayThis year NSS unit celebrated Holi with people of Snehalay organization. This was the best celebration of Holi we ever had. Children of Snehalay made this more special. They danced with members of NSS unit, they played different

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games with us and enjoyed a lot.D] A grand meeting with Hon. Mr. Sharad PawarNSS unit members had arranged a meeting with Hon. Mr. Sharad Pawar at Baramati in March 2015. The intension behind this meeting was to have interaction with such a great politician, to know about his life, to learn some different quali-ties from him and specially to know that apart from our career how to become a good person in the society.E] Visit to KVK, BaramatiApart from social visits, NSS unit of JNEC also ar-ranges educational tours and visits. Visit to Krishi Vidnyan Kendra (KVK) of Baramati in March 2015 was one of these activities. At KVK, members of NSS unit learned about advanced technologies of farming and proximate developments in the field of agriculture.F] Blood donation camps NSS unit of JNEC regularly arranges blood dona-tion camps in the college. This year more than 350 students and 40 staff donated blood in various camps organized by the unit. G] Rakshabandhan at NavjeevanEversy year members of NSS unit celebrate Rakshabandhan with the students of Navjeevan. They celebrate this festival by giving sweets to these students. Girls of that school tied the Rakhi traditionally to the boys of NSS unit and girls of NSS unit tied Rakhi to the boys of that school.H] INNOVA-Creating Best out of Waste NSS unit of JNEC had arranged a competition named INNOVA-Creating Best out of Waste. In this competition participants created various use-ful things from the waste available in the nearby campus of the college. The motto behind organ-

izing this competition was to develop different techniques of destroying waste and to make the students think about it. Beyond these activities, NSS unit also arranged following activities:1. Cleanliness program,2. Tree plantation,3. Eye checkup camp,4. Blood checkup camp,5. Lecture talks, etc. 3. Visits NSS Unit regularly visits different places, then it may be a historic place or a social organization. The unit has visited different forts like Devgiri, Rajgarh, Rayghar, Bahadurgad, Sinhagad and So-cial organizations like Snehalay, Navjeevan, Aapla Ghar, Matoshri Vridhashram.SPECIAL VISITDhadak Mohim (MELGHAT)22 members (19 boys & 3 girls) of NSS unit have attended the Dhadak Mohim at Melghat arranged by Maitri organization. Under this, they went to the villages of Melghat and took care of the chil-dren and people over there. They stayed there in different villages for 10 days. They got to know the problems of the villagers and that locality. They also enjoyed the nature and the rainy atmosphere of Melghat.RESIDENTIAL CAMPCamp at Cilati,MelghatAs per every year, in 2014-15 also NSS unit has organized a residential camp of 7 days (24th Jan-31st Jan) at Chilati,Melghat. Members of NSS unit stayed at Chilati but worked in nearby 3 vil-lages. They also spent some time with the villag-

ers, learned their culture and enjoyed with them. Those 7 days were well planned for various activi-ties such as-• Digging of Soak pits.• Digging of pits for natural fertilizers.• Awareness programs for villagers.• Education through games for children.• Interaction with villagers.

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TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE 1. Prof.N.G.Phafat & Dr.R.R.Deshmukh under

Dr.S.D.Deshmukh as a guide published a pa-per on optimization of blanking parameters for AISI 1018, A653, AISI 304 using GA, inter-national journal of innovative research & de-velopment in August 2014.

2. Prof.N.G.Phafat & Dr.R.R.Deshmukh under Dr.S.D.Deshmukh as a guide published a pa-per on optimization of blanking parameters using ANFIS, international journal of innova-tive research & development in August 2014.

3. Dr.A.L.Chel has published a paper on ther-mal performance of nearly zero energy pas-sive house integrated with the air-air heat exchanger and earth-water heat exchanger in Intl. Journal of Energy and Bulding 96 (2015) 53-63.

4. Department faculty members (Prof. S.D.Nimbole & Prof.Ms.S.N.Goswami) have imparted Auto-CAD training to the Engineers of Public Works Department, Government of Maharashtra during 7th April 2015 to 10th April 2015.

5. Assistant Professor Ms.M.N.Mangulkar has got Design Application No.265756 for “Appar-tua For Determining Dimensions of Aggregate Particles used in Concrete in class 10-04”, un-der Intellectual Property Right, Government of India, Ref No: D1295IN00

6. • Prof. Mohammed Sadeque has published a paper titled “Rhological properties & Na-noclay modified Bitumen” in Indian Highway Journal, Vol: 42, October 2014.

7. Shishikant Gudale stood II University ranker in BE (Civil) 2013-14.

8. Dr.Ms.S.B.Shinde delivered a lecture in STTP on topic “FEM & Analytical Solutions to Com-posite Laminates”, during 26th April to 30th April 2015.

9. Received a grant of Rs. 1,50,000/- for the re-search project entitled ‘Development of Hy-brid Model for Detection of Heart Disease from Electrocardiogram Signal’ to Ms. S. L. Kasar of CSE Department by UGC in Oct. 2014.

10. Dr. V. M. Arole published paper entitled “Role of teachers in communal harmony” in journal Role of Teachers in Promoting National In-tegration Peace and Sustainable Communal Harmony.(ISBN-978-81-923835-5-2)

11. Dr.S.D.Dindulkar and Dr.V.M.Arole published paper entitled “Supported ceric ammonium nitrate: A highly efficient catalytic system for the synthesis of diversified 2, 3-substituted 2, 3-dihydroquinazolin-4 -ones” in journal Comptes Rendus Chimie.

12. Dr.S.B.Sapkal has granted UGC Minor re-search Project for two years of amount Rs. 2,35,000/- ( Two lacs thirty five thousands rupees ) entitled “ Thiamine hydrochloride (VB1) catalyzed synthesis of some heterocy-clic compound”.

13. Dr. S.B.Sapkal got first prize for oral paper presentation entitled “An organocatalyzed Expeditious synthetic route for Benzimidazole under ultrasound irradiation ” at Pre-Science congress-2014, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad.

14. Dr. G. C. Lomte published paper entitled “Maximum Principles for Fourth Order Semi-linear Elliptic Equations with Applications” in International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematical Sciences. Vol. 7, 2 (2014), 285-290.

15. Received a grant of Rs. 1,30,000/- for the re-search project entitled "Voice Guidance Sys-tem for visually Impaired Person" to Dr. Ms. S. C. Tamane of IT Department by UGC in Jan. 2015.

16. Dr. A.L. Chel completed Post Doctorate from Ghent University, Belgium. He has attended two international conferences and one inter-national workshop during his post doctorate.

17. Sushrut Karmarkar represented India as del-egate in the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) at the Pune Model United Nations Conference. The agenda was poverty Eradi-cation .He was instrumental in drafting the resolution that was passed and was awarded with the Et Laudiblis Delegate’s Silver Medal. The conference was held in association with United Nations information centre for India and Bhutan. He has also attended the Har-vard World Model United Nations Conference at Seoul, South Korea as a delegate from India representing in the Disarmament & Interna-tional Security Council (DISEC).The Agenda for the conference held between 17th and 20th March 2015 was cyber warfare and missile deterrent systems.

18. Aditya Deshpande has secured 52nd rank in common Management Test (CMAT 2015-16) with overall percentile 99.88.

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OUR FACULTIESDr.S.D.Deshmukh B.E. (Mech.), M.E.( Prod.), Ph.D., PRINCIPALDr.H.H.Shinde B.E. (Civil), M.E. (Civil-Soil), Ph.D., VICE PRINCIPAL Dr.R.D.Kokate B.E. (Inst.), M.E. (Inst.), DBM, Ph.D.) Dean Ist shift

Civil Engineering DepartmentDr.H.H.Shinde B.E. (Civil), M.E.(Civil-Soil), Ph.D., Professor & Vice Principal Dr.B.M.Patil B.E. (Civil), M.E.(Civil-Soil), Ph.D., Professor Dr.Ms.S.B.Shinde B.E. (Civil), M.E.(Structure), Ph.D., Asso. Prof & HeadMr.Mohd.Sadique B.E. (Civil), M.E. (Civil-Soil), Asso. Prof.Mr.U.G.Jadhav B.E. (Civil), M.E. Civil, Asst. Prof. Dr.Ms.V.S.Pradhan B.E. (Civil), M.E. (WRE), Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Mr.L.G.Kalurkar B.E. (Civil), M.E. (Structure) Asst. ProfMs.M.N.Mangulkar B.E. (Civil), M.E. (Structure), Asst. Prof.Dr.Suddhasheel Ghosh PhD – IIT Kanpur, DESS (Teledetection), UPMC, France, Asso. Prof.Mr.Syed Sayeed Hussaini B.E. (Civil), M.E. (Structure), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.A.Shejul B.E. (Civil), Asst. Prof.Mr.L.K.Kokate B.E. (Civil, M.E. (Civil-Soil), MBA, Asst. Prof.Ms.V.T.More B.E. (Civil), M.E. (Structure), Asst. Prof.Mr.R.V.Wanjule B.E. (Civil), M.Tech.( Env.Engg.), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.V.Ighare B.E. (Civil), M.E. (Civil-Soil), Asst. Prof. Ms.S.N Goswami B.E (Civil), Asst. Prof.Ms.G.A Bhise B.E (Civil), M. Tech (Town planning), Asst. Prof.Mr. B.D.Pore B.E. (Civil), Asst.Prof.Ms.U.S Sarade B.E. (Civil), Asst.Prof.Mr.S.D Nimbole B.E (Civil), Asst.Prof.Ms.R.S Jadhav B.E (Civil), Asst.Prof.Ms. Ansari Fatima PB.E. (Civil), M.E. (Structure), Asst.Prof. Mr.A.D. Sawant B.E. (Civil), Asst.Prof.Ms.R.A.Patil B.E. (Environment), M.Tech (Environmental Planning), Asst.Prof.Mr.D.D.Jadhav B.E. (Civil), Asst.Prof.Ms.S.R.Khamkar B.E. (Civil), Asst.Prof.

Mechanical Engineering DepartmentDr.S.D.Deshmukh Ph.D.(Prod), M.E(Prod)., B.E(Mech). Prof. & Principal Dr.M.S.Kadam Phd.(Mfg), ME.(Mfg), BE(Prod) Prof. and Head.Dr. Mrs.V.S.Joshi Ph.D.(Mfg.),M.E.(Design),B.E.(Mech). Asso. Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshmukh Ph.D.(Mfg.),M.E.(Prod),B.E.(Prod). Asso. Prof.Dr.A.B.Kulkarni Ph.D., M.E. (Design), B.E(Mech). Asst. Prof.Dr.A.L.Chel Ph.D.(Thermal),M. Tech.(Thermal), B.E(Mech), Asso. Prof.Dr.N.G.Phafat Ph.D.(Mfg.),M. Tech.(I.E.),B.E.(Prod), Asso. Prof.Mr. D.R.Dolas Ph.D.(Pursuing), M.E.(Design), B.E.(Mech), Asso. Prof..Mr. D.S.Khedekar Ph.D.(Pursuing), M.E.(Mfg), B.E.(Mech), Asso. Prof.Mr.S.B.Ubale Ph.D.(Pursuing), M.E.(Design), B.E.(Mech), Asso. Prof. Mr.R.A.Kathar Ph.D.(Pursuing), M.Tech.(Thermal), B.E.(Mech), Asso. Prof.

Mr.R.B.Patil M.E.(CAD/CAM),MBA(Mktg), B.E.(Mech), Asso. Prof.Mr.S.B.Salvi ME(Mfg),B.E.(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.M.M.Patunkar ME(Mfg), BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.A.S.Pathan ME(Mfg) Pursuing, BE(Prod),Asst. Prof.Mr.S.D.Kaldate M.Tech.(Mfg.&Auto.), B.E.(Prod), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.G.Nagargoje M.E.(Prod),MBA(Mktg),B.E.(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.A.Dharurkar ME(Mfg) Pursuing, BE(Prod), Asst. Prof.Mr.K.R.Jagtap ME(Mfg),MBA(Mktg),B.E.(Prod), Asst. Prof.Mr.D.S.Dabhade ME(Mfg) Pursuing, BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.R.L.Andhare ME(Mfg) Pursuing, BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.K.Shaikh M.Tech.(Design), B.E.(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.L.Thengade M.E.(Prod.), BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.V.D.Parde M.Tech.(IE), BE(IE), Asst. Prof.Mr.E.A.Mapare BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.N.S.Giri BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.B.Kale BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.Ms.P.S.Gawali BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.A.S.Rana BE (Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.S.Kadam M.E.(Prod.), BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mrs.N.V. Ruikar M.Tech., B.E.(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mrs.P.R.Mane M.E.(Prod) Pursuing, BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mrs. N.K.Shinde BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mrs.K.A.Jahagirdar ME(Mfg) Pursuing, BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.S.B.Pawar MBA(Operations), BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.P.S.Shinde ME, BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.Mr.J.J.Pathan BE(Mech), Asst. Prof.

Mechanical Engineering (P.G.)Dr.S.D.Deshmukh Ph.D.(Prod), M.E(Prod)., B.E(Mech), Prof. & Principal Dr.M.S.Kadam Phd.(Mfg), ME.(Mfg), BE(Prod) Prof. and Head.Dr. Mrs.V.S.Joshi Ph.D.(Mfg.),M.E.(Design),B.E.(Mech), Asso.Prof. Dr.R.R.Deshmukh Ph.D.(Mfg.),M.E.(Prod),B.E.(Prod), Asso.Prof. Dr.A.B.Kulkarni Ph.D.,M.E.(Design), B.E(Mech), Asso.Prof. Dr.A.L.Chel Ph.D.(Thermal),M. Tech.(Thermal), B.E(Mech), Asso.Prof. Dr.N.G.Phafat Ph.D.(Mfg.), M. Tech.(I.E.),B.E.(Prod), Asso.Prof. Mr.D.R.Dolas Ph.D.(Pursuing), M.E.(Design), B.E.(Mech), Asso.Prof. Mr. D.S.Khedekar Ph.D.(Pursuing), M.E.(Mfg), B.E.(Mech), Asso.Prof. Mr.S.B.Ubale Ph.D.(Pursuing), M.E.(Design), B.E.(Mech), Asso.Prof. Mr. R.A.Kathar Ph.D.(Pursuing), M.Tech.(Thermal), B.E.(Mech), Asso.Prof. Mr.R.B.Patil M.E.(CAD/CAM),MBA(Mktg) ,B.E.(Mech), Asso.Prof.

Electronics & Telecommunication DepartmentMr. J. G. Rana B. E. (ECT), M. E. (EC), Professor and HeadDr. S. N. Pawar B. E. (ECT), DBM, M. Tech (EDT), Ph. D, Asso. Prof.Dr. V. A. More B. E. (ECT), M. E. (DT and I), Ph. D, Asso. Prof.Dr. V. B. Malode. Ph. D, Asso. Prof.

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Ms. T. A. Ambekar B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Mr. M. K. Ugle B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. B. S. Gaikwad B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. R. R. Patil M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. S. B. Gaikwad B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. A. B. Salunke B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. L. N. Jadhav M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Mr. P. M. Adhao M. Tech.(IT), Asst. Prof.Mr. Y. R. Tayade M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Mr. S. R. Jadhav M. Tech.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Mr. C. M. Mane M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Mr. P. G. Bhale M. Tech.(CSE), Asst.Prof.Mr. M. C. Akkewar M. Tech.(CSE), Asst.Prof.Ms. C. A. Deshpande B.E.(CSE), Asst.Prof.

Computer Science & Engineering (PG)Dr. M. S. Joshi M. Tech.(CSE), Ph. D, Prof.Mr. D. K. Budhwant M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. A. B. Husain M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.

Information Technology DepartmentMr.S.N.Jaiswal ME,CSE, Asst.Prof.& HeadDr.S.C.Tamane Ph.D,ME CSE, Asso.Prof.Ms.V.K.Ahire M.E.,CSE, Asst.Prof.Ms.S.N.Bhasme M.E.,CSE, Asst.Prof.Mr.A.M.Mohsin M.E.,CSE, Asst.Prof.Ms.V.S.Hanmante M.E.,CSE, Asst.Prof.Ms.S.A.Dongre B.E.,CSE, Asst.Prof.Mr.A.C.Karve B.E.,IT, Asst.Prof.Mr.A.A.Mahadik B.E.,IT, Asst.Prof.Ms.M.B.Kawarkhe B.E., CSE, Asst.Prof.Ms.S.S.Wanegaonkar B.E.,IT,Asst.Prof.

Chemical Engineering DepartmentDr. O.K. Mahadwad M.E. (Chemical), PhD (Chem Engg), Prof. & HeadDr. S.Y.Guhe M.Tech. (Chem. Engg.), Integrated PhD (Chem. Engg.), Asso.Prof.Mr. M.U. Pople M.Tech. (Chemical), Asso.Prof.Ms. M.R. Gaonkar M.E. (Chemical), Asst.Prof.Mr. S.B Mundhe M.E.(Chemical), Asst.Prof.Mr. S.D. Yadav M.E. (Chemical), Asst.Prof. Mr. V.A. Gite M.E. (Chemical), Asst.Prof.Ms. S.D. Patil M.E. (Chemical), Asst.Prof.Ms. P.A. Takkalkar M.E. (Chemical), Asst.Prof.

Mr. S. A. Annadate M.E. (EC), Asso. Prof. Mrs. A. P. Phatale B. E. (ECT), M. E. (EC), DBM, Asst. Prof.Mrs. C. S. Khandelwal B. E. (EC), M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof. Mr. S. D. Jadhav M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof.Ms. M. A. Muley M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof.Ms. A. R. Salunke M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof.Mr. M. K. Pawar M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof.Mr. A. B. Pentewar B. E. (IE), M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof.Ms. P. B. Murmude M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof.Mr. A. V. Khake M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof. Ms. S. D. Gavraskar M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof.Ms. S. G. Suryawanshi B. E. (ECT), Asst. Prof. Ms. S. D. Giri M. E. (EC), Asst. Prof.Ms. S. R. Rajmane B. E. (ECT), Asst. Prof. Ms. A. A. Sayar B. E. (ECT), Asst. Prof. Mr. S. A. Wankhade M. Tech. (EDT), Asst. Prof.Mr. A. G. Patil M. Tech. (ESC), Asst. Prof.Ms. N. S. Raut B.E. (ECT), Asst. Prof.Mr. T. A. Mohije M. Tech. (EDT), Asst. Prof.Ms. S. J. Tupe M.E (EC), Asst. Prof.Mr. V. V. Kashti M. Tech. (VLSID), Asst. Prof.Ms. S. J. Deshmukh M. Tech. (EDT), Asst. Prof.

Computer Science & Engineering Department Mr. F. I. Shaikh B. E. (ECT), M. Tech. (EDT), Prof.Dr. S. A. Naveed M. E., Ph. D., Prof.Ms. V. A. Kulkarni B. E. (ECT), M. Tech (EDT), Asso. Prof.Mr. G. R. Gidveer M.E.(EC), Asso. Prof. Dr. Ms. V. B. Musande M.E.(CSE), Ph.D, Prof. and HeadMs. D. S. Deshpande M. Tech(Computer), Asso. Prof.Ms. Parminder Kaur M.E.(CSE), Asso. Prof.Ms. S. L. Kasar M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. R. M. Oberai M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof. Mr. S. S. More M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. J. D. Pagare M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. K. C. Agrawal M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. S. S. Date M.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. R. D. Narwade B.Tech.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. K. M. Vaishnav B.E.(IT), Asst. Prof.Mr. P. S. Maniyar B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. Varsha Ajitha B.E.(IT), Asst. Prof.Mr. M. C. Lokhande B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. P. P. Borade M.E.(Soft. Engg), Asst. Prof.Mr. S. A. Kharat B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Mr. S. N. Naidu B.E.(CSE), Asst. Prof.Ms. S. J. Patil B.E.(CSE),MBA, Asst. Prof.

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Biotechnology DepartmentMs. Monika Phalphale M.Sc. (Biochemistry), Asst. Prof.Dr. Supriya D. Saptarshi M.Tech.Phd (tech), Asst.Prof. Mr. Anil Mapari M.Tech (Biotechnology), Asst.Prof. Mr. Abhay Zambare M.Tech (Chemical), Asst.Prof.

Electrical, Electronics & Power Department Mr.B.T.Deshmukh B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Electrical),Ph.D.(Pursuing), Prof. & HeadMrs.A.V.Naik B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Electrical),Ph.D.(Pursuing), Astt. Prof. Mrs.R.P.surdarkar B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Electrical), Astt. Prof.Mr.J.R.Rana DEC B.E.(IE),M.E.(EC), Astt. Prof. Mr.C.B.Ingole B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Pursuing), Astt. Prof. Mr.P.V.Dhote B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Pursuing), Astt. Prof. Ms.T.S.Jadhav B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Pursuing), Astt. Prof. Mrs. P.P.Kothavade B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Pursuing), Astt. Prof.Mr.S.D.Jawale B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Electrical), Astt. Prof. Ms.P.G.Lone B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Electrical), Astt. Prof. Ms.J.S.Solunke B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Pursuing), Astt. Prof. Mr.A.M.Chole B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(power electronics) Astt. Prof. Mrs.B.V.Pahade B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Electrical), Astt. Prof.Mr. M.M.Sontakke B.E.(Electrical),M.E.(Electrical Machines & Drives), Astt. Prof. Mr. S.S.Rathod B.E.(EEP),M.E.(Pursuing), Astt. Prof.Ms. T.M.Sarwade B.E.(Electrical), Astt. Prof.Mrs. P.A. Gulbhile B.E.(Electrical), M.E.(Pursuing), Astt. Prof.

M.C.A. (P. G.) Ms.A.R. Tungar B.E(Comp).,M.E. (CSE), Asst.Prof. & HEADDr.Mrs.S.N.Deshmukh B.Sc, MCA, Ph,D., Asst.Prof.Mr.V.S.Agrawal B.Sc., MCA, Asst.Prof.Ms.K.D.Zinjurde B.Sc,.M.Sc., Asst.Prof.Ms.S.R.Kondekar ADCSSA,B.C.A, MCA., Asst.Prof.Mr.G.R.Agarwal B.Sc.,MCA,M.Tech.(CSE), Asst.Prof.Ms.P.P.Kadam B.C.A.,MCA., Asst.Prof.Mr.N.R.Yadav B.C.S ,MCA., Asst.Prof.Ms. A. A. Dudhgaonkar B.Sc.,P.G,DAC,MCA, Asst.Prof.Mr. K. K. Misal B.COM.,MCA, Asst.Prof.Mr. S. S. Parwe B.Sc, MCA, Asst.Prof.Ms. A.S. Solunke B.C.S.,MCA,Asst.Prof.

Instrumentation & Control Engineering DepartmentProf.Dr.R.D.Kokate B.E. (Inst.), ME (Inst.), DBM, Ph.D.,Prof.&HeadMr.B.A.Patil B.E. (Inst.), ME (Inst.), Asso. Prof. Mr.S.B.Hume B.E. (Inst.), ME (Biomed.Engg.) Pursuing, Asst. Prof. (Sel.Gr.)Mr.G.R.Basole B.E. (Inst.), ME (Electronics Engg.) Pursuing, Asst. Prof. Mr.G.L.Deshmukh B.E. (Inst.), Asst. Prof.Ms.N.K.Singru B.E. (Inst.), Asst. Prof.Ms.Suvana Sunetra B.E. (Inst.), Asst. Prof.

Applied Science DepartmentMathematics Mr. C. M. Deshpande M.Sc.(Applied Maths), Asso. Prof. Mr. S. R. Khillare M.Sc.(Maths), B.Ed., Asst. Prof.Ms. U. D. Dhake M.Sc. (Maths), B.Ed., Asst. Prof.Mr. T. S. Pawar M.Sc. (Maths), M.Phil., Asst. Prof.Dr. G. C. Lomte M.Sc. (Maths), M.Phil., Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Mr. S. K. Kale M.Sc. (Maths), B.Ed., Asst. Prof.Ms. U. V. Deshmukh M.Sc. (Maths), B.Ed., Asst. Prof.Ms. Y. S. Patil M.Sc. (Maths), Asst. Prof.

PhysicsDr.Mrs. V. M. Arole M.Sc.(Physics), Ph.D., Asso. Prof. & Head Ms. K. R. Zakade M.Sc. (Physics), B.Ed., Asst. Prof.Mr. A. B. Itolikar M.Sc. (Physics), Asst. Prof.Dr. K. C. Chakraborthy M.Sc. (Physics), M. S. (Physical Science), Ph.D., Prof.

ChemistryMs. J. G. Gawai M.Sc.(Physical Chemistry), B.Ed., Asst. Prof.Mr. L. D. Chavan M.Sc.(Org. Chemistry), B.Ed., Asst. Prof.Ms. S. N. Deshmukh M.Sc. (Org. Chemistry), B.Ed., Asst. Prof.Dr. S. B. Sapkal M.Sc. (Org. Chemistry), Ph.D., Asst. Prof.Dr. S. D. Dindulkar M.Sc. (Org. Chemistry), Ph.D., Asst. Prof.

ArchitectureMr.V.N.Tawde B.Arch., Professor Design Chair & HeadMrs.J.C.Gogte B.Arch., M.E.(TP), Asso.Prof. Mr.S.B.Patil B.Arch., M.Tech, Asso.Prof.Mr.A.N.Bore B.Arch., M.Tech, Asst.Prof. Ms.M.G.Kashid B.Arch., M.Tech, Asst.Prof.Mr.J.B.Deshmukh B.Arch., Asst.Prof.Ms.S.S.Nawal B.Arch., (M.A.) London, Asso. Prof. Ms.Dhanshri Kale B.Arch., Asst.Prof. Mr.Kulkarni Ruturaj B.Arch., Asst.Prof. Ms.Vijaya Paturkar M.F.A., Asst.Prof. Ms.Tejashri Kumawat B.Arch. Asst.Prof.Ms.Reshma Kulkarni B.E. (Civil), M.E. (Pursuing), Asst.Prof. Ms.Dhanashri Mirajkar B.Arch. Asst.Prof.

Comm. Skills Dr.Mrs.R.P.Jaybhaye M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Asso. Prof.Ms.Jyoti Mohanty M.A., M.Ed, Asst. Prof.

LibrarianMr.Y.A.Somwanshi M.A., B.Lib., DIT, Librarian

Training & Placement Dr.A.B. Kulkarni Ph.D., M.E. (Design), B.E(Mech). Asst. Prof.T&P Officer

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JNEC culture always upholds activities to discover the hid-den talent among the students other than academics. A platform to encourage such talent has been provided by forming various hobby clubs.

1. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB “PRATIBIMB”, to open up third angle to see the things. Since its formation club has grown and flourished into one of the most popular and respected club in JNEC.Faculty coordinator: Prof. Mandar Lokhande CSE Dept.Activities : • Competitions• Presentations & Talks by successful and respect-

ed photographers• Travelling Exhibitions • Demonstration & Practical sessions Awards and Recognition • Akshay Ingale awarded by first prize at MIT,GECA

and Third prize at Bharari and First prize in Ag-nitio 2012 for various photography competition.

• Akshay Kulkarni awarded by third prize at Agnitio 2013 in photography competition.

• Kshitij Joshi awarded for his short film in three competition held at MIT, GECA, JITSA with first prize.

• Mr. Mandar Lokhande awarded by Govt. of Ma-harashtra for his photography on wildlife.

2. DRAMA CLUB “SPANDAN” to explore the theater talent in the students and also to express ideas.Faculty coordinator: Prof. A.M. Mohsin. [IT Dept.]

3. JNEC MUSIC CLUB encourages the technical hand on musical instruments.Faculty coordinator: Prof.S.A. Shejul [Civil Dept.]

Special Features: Following things are used to taught.• Light & Classical vocal singing• Guitar, keyboard and harmonium.• Recording technology.

4. JNEC GREEN CLUB• To create awareness about environmental condi-

tions among the students, a green club has been constituted at this college with active participa-tion of students. The aim is to create awareness among the students and public at large to fight environmental pollution at our campus.

Activities • Exhibition/Models• Charts/Posters/Slogans• Rain water harvesting• Guest lectures• Tree plantation• Solid Waste Management• Celebration of Important days (Water day, Earth day, Environment day, Ozone day) • Faculty Co-ordinator - Dr.Masarrat Sultana Student Co-ordinator - Sukrut Patwardhan

5. SAE INDIA COLLEGIATE CLUB.• Lost in the world of innovation, this team not

only dreams but also implements the ideas. These Innovators are none other than the stu-dents of JNEC College from Mechanical stream. Society of 84 Engineers, trying to make their lives in automation has taken the initiative to form SAE CLUB.(Society of Automotive Engineers) SAE INDIA has over 40,000 student members in more than 328 collegiate clubs located all over India.

• Collegiate club provides practical exposure as a professional engineering society. It is the nurs-ery of equalities in student members evaluating knowledge, enrichments and networking. This club is tostimulate students’ participation in pro-jects, technical presentations, competitions etc.

• Faculty coordinator: Dr. AbhayKulkarni [Mech Dept.]

• Mr.Sudarshan Dharurkar [Mech Dept.]

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Fee Structure The Interim tuition fees for the academic year 2015-2016 is Rs. 87,500/- (Eighty-Seven Thousand and Five Hundred Only ) + 3000 deposit as per the norms of Shikshan Shulka Samiti. This year the fee structure will be as per the declaration of the Shikshan Shulka Samiti.

Prevention of Ragging & Capitation FeeA strict vigilance to prevent, incidences of ragging in the college. An undertaking proforma is taken by every candidate as per norms of AICTE. A committment towards no capitation fee is in practice.

Vishakha / Women's Grievances Cell : Following the verdict of Hon. Supreme Court, A Governing body of WGC is formed with teaching & non teaching staff female members as following for next 3 yearsDr.M.S.Joshi Presiding OfficerMs. Parminder Kaur MemberDr.S.B.Shinde MemberDr.Rekha Shelke Member The Principal JNEC will be permanent invitee of the WGC Anti - Ragging Committee :

Dr.S.D.Deshmukh Principal, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob no: 9657715341, E-mail:[email protected]

Ms.Anjali Dhanorkar Representative of Civil Adminstration

Prof. B. M. Patil Dean, Administration JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob. No.: 9657715343 E-mail: [email protected]

Dr.Ms.V.M. Arole Chairman FE Admission, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob.no.:9657715356, E-mail:[email protected]

Mr.Savergave Madhav Representative of Local Media, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob.no.: 9764444 003

Mr.Akhil Bhalekar Representative of NGO involved in youth activities JNEC,

Aurangabad, Mo.no.: 7875012227, E-mail:akhilbhalekar@

Mrs.Archana Patil Police Representative, JNEC, Aurangabad

Mr. Uttkarsh Kulkarni Representatives of students belonging to fresher's category as well as senior students, JNEC, Aurangabad, 9145245684, kulkarni. utkarsh @rediffm ail.com

Ms. Aditi Vaidya Representatives of students belonging to fresher's category as well as senior students, JNEC, Aurangabad, 9561968 862, [email protected]

Mr. Rama Shinde Representative of non teaching staff, JNEC, Aurangabad, 9860436830, [email protected]

Ms.A.R.Tungar Chairman MCA Admissions, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob no.: 9657715349, E-mail: [email protected]

Mr.Manish Dhandgaval Parents Representative, JNEC, Aurangabad, 9822495 914, manish@ cherrycor p.com

Mr. S.B.Ubale Faculty Member Representa tive, JNEC, Aurangabad, 9657170664, [email protected]

Mr. Gawande Shekhar Student Member, JNEC, Aurangabad, [email protected], 9404679678

Mr. Narwade Ajay Student Member, JNEC, Aurangabad, 9822000531, [email protected]

Under Graduation Courses Intake

Civil Engineering 60+60Shift

Mechanical Engineering 120

Electronics & Telecommunication Engg. 120

Electrical, Electronics & Power 60

Computer Science and Engineering 120

Information Technology 60

Chemical Engineering 30

Architecture 40

Post Graduation Courses Offered Intake

M.E. (Civil -Structural Engg) - 18

M.E.(Mechanical- Manufacturing Engg.) 18

M.E (Electronics Engg.) 25

M.E. (CSE) 18

M.E. (Electrical Power System) 18

M.Arch. (General) 20

MCA 60

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• Barrier free environment for physically challenged persons is ob-served in the premises by providing ramp, elevater facility.

• Cigarette, Tobacco products and other narcotics (drugs)are pro-hibited in college premises and subsequently brought awareness about the after effects. A strict action is liable.

• Fire Extinguisher & fire fighting provisions are made according to the applicable law.

• According to the norms & standards of AICTE/CA/PCI, adequate facilities and provisions are made available in the college.

• Vacancy Position of various courses, approved intake against the admission procedure for last academic year is as

following :Sr. No. Branch Intake Vacant1 Civil 60 012 Civil -Shift 60 013 Mech 120 015 ECT 120 057 CSE 120 059 Chem. 30 1310 IT 60 0211 Bio-Tech 60 5212 EEP 60 0713 ICE 60 3514 ARCH 40 00 Total 790 122PG Courses :14 MCA 60 4015 ME- Electronics 25 0816 ME- Civil-stru. 18 0917 ME- Civil- Env 18 1218 ME- Manu. 18 1519 ME- CAD/CAM 18 1520 ME- CSE 18 0021 ME-Bio-Tech 18 1822 ME-EPS 18 1023 ME-CHEM 18 14 Total 229 141

Anti - Ragging Squad :

Dr.H.H.Shinde Vice Principal,JNEC,Aurangabad Mob. No.:9657715342, E-mail:[email protected] Dr. Ms Madhuri Joshi Member, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob.no. 9657715341, E-mail: madhurij [email protected] Dr. R.R.Deshmukh Member, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob.no. 9657715351, E-mail: rrdeshmu [email protected] Mr.D.R.Dolas Member, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob.no. 9657715347 E-mail: [email protected] Mr.C.M.Deshpande Member, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob.no.:9657715356, E-mail:[email protected] More Member, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob.no.:9096828246, E-mail:[email protected] Dalvi Rector Girls Hostel, JNEC, Aurangabad, Mob.no.9871474859, E-mail:prerna.d alvi@gm ail.comMr Zavheri Sadashiv Rector Boys Hostel, JNEC, Aurangabad Mob.no.9881471452, E-mail:[email protected]

Grievance Redressal Committee : Dr. P. S. Adwani Principal Government Engineering College, Station Road, Aurangabad Mob.no. 9812345678 E-mail: [email protected]. H. H. Shinde Vice Principal & Dean Students, JNEC, Aurangabad JNEC, Aurangabad Mob.no. 9657715342 E-mail: [email protected]. U. B. Shinde Dean Faculty of Engineering & Technical Savitribai Phule Women's Col lege Of Engineering, GUT NO.P-59 SHARNAPUR,Aurangabad Mob.no. 9422201795 E-mail: [email protected]. R. R. Deshmukh Associate Professor Dept. of Computer Science, Dr. BAM University, Aurangabad Mob.no. 9423147466 E-mail: [email protected]. Anjali Bhalchandra HOD, Electronics and Telecommunication Dept.Government Engineering College, Station Road, Aurangabad Mob.no. 9422203439 E-mail: [email protected]. W. K. Sarode DSW, Director Dr. BAM University Mob.no. 9423780549 E-mail: [email protected]

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Address of the Institute : MGM's Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College, N-6, CIDCO, Aurangabad 431003 Maharashtra State,India.

Phone : +91 240 2482893, 2481433, 2482236

Principal : 9657715341, 0240 2325983 (R)

Vice Principal : 9657715342 Registrar : 9422291705

Fax : +91 240 2482235

Web Site : www.jnec.ac.in www.jnec.org

e-mail : [email protected] [email protected]

Admission Office Phone : +91 240 2482893 Ext. 130 / 133

First Year Admission

Fax : +91 240 2482235

Contact Person : Prof.Dr.V.M. Arole

Cell : 9657715356, 9657715343

Direct Second Year Admission :

Contact Person : Prof.S.B.Ubale

Cell : 9657170664

PG Admission :

Contact Person : Prof.Dr.V.B.MalodeCell : 9890403381

MCA Admission :

Contact Person : Prof. Ms.A.R.Tungar

Cell : 9657715349

Girls' Hostel Phone : +91 0240 2100202, 6601100 Ext. 399

Contact Person : Ms. Prerna Dalvi

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