Published by: Registrar, YMCA University of Science & Technology,

Faridabad, Haryana - 121 006 Ph.: 0129-2310103 (registrar@ymcaust.ac.in)

Compiled by: Sh. Mukesh Gupta, Asst. Prof., Department of Mech. Engg.

Sh. Jitender Singh Yadav, Public Relations Officer

Designed & Edited by: Dr. Rajeev Saha, Asst. Prof., Department of Mech. Engg.

University Information Brochure

FARIDABAD

www.ymcaust.ac.in

(A State University established under Haryana State Legislative Act No. 21 of 2009 andrecognized under 2(f) and 12(B) of UGC Act, 1956)

NH-2, Delhi Mathura Road, Sector-6, Faridabad, Haryana - 121 006

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How to Reach Us

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2016-17By Air:

Indira Gandhi International Airport: 45 kms

By Train:

New Delhi Railway Station: 35 kms

H.Nizamuddin Railway Station: 25 kms

Faridabad Railway Station: 5 kms

By Bus:

ISBT Kashmere Gate: 40 kms

ISBT Anand Vihar: 38 kms

ISBT Sarai Kale Khan: 28 kms

Ballabgarh Bus Depot: 3 kms

By Metro:

Metro Station (Escorts Mujesar): 0.2 kms

The Chancellor

His Excellency Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki

Hon'ble Governor of Haryana

Prof. Dinesh KumarVice-Chancellor

0129-2310102

Prof. Sanjay Kumar SharmaRegistrar 0129-2310104

Prof. Sandeep GroverDean of Institutions

Prof. Arvind GuptaDean of Faculty & Chairman (MBA)

0129-2310107

0129-2310153

Dr. Komal BhatiaProf. Incharge (Academic Affairs) 0129-2310160

Prof. Raj KumarDean of Faculty (HAS), Anti-Discrimination Officer 0129-2310123

Prof. S.K. AggarwalDean (Student Welfare) 0129-2310109

Prof. M.L. AggarwalChairman (Mechanical Engg.) 0129-2310113

Prof. Munish VashishthaChairman (Electronics Engg.), Proctor 0129-2310141

Prof. Vikas Turk Chief Hostel Warden, Workshop Suprintendent

0129-2310121

Prof. Hari OmCOE and Director, IQAC 0129-2310112

Sh. P.N. BajpaiLibrarian

0129-2310124

Prof. Vikram SinghTraining & Placement Officer 0129-2310119

Mrs. Renu DagarAsst. Law Officer & ASPIO 0129-2310125

1969

1994

1997

2002

2007

2009

2010

2012

Established

Taken Overby State Govt.

Upgraded to Engg. Degree College

IntroducedPG Programs

BecameAutonomous

Upgraded toUniversity

Introduced PhDprograms

Granted 12(B) status

OFFICIALS OF THE UNIVERSITYTIMELINE

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Community College

Best upcoming Universityaward by ASSOCHAM

2013

2014

2015

DANFOSS Centre of Excellence

Sh. Jitender Singh YadavPRO 0129-2310127

Prof. R.K. AhujaChairman (Electrical Engg.) 0129-2310111

Dr. Anju GuptaChairperson, Women Cell 0129-2310111

2016

DAIKIN Centre of Excellence

Prof. Navdeep Malhotra Principal (Community College)

0129-2310193

Prof. C.K. NagpalDean of Faculty (Engg. & Tech.) & Chairman (CE) 0129-2310137

TRAINING AND PLACEMENT

PUBLICATIONS

More than 1600 research papers have been published by various

faculty members in peer reviewed journal/conferences of high

repute including Emerald, Springer, IEEE, Elsevier, Inderscience

etc. during last five years.

Sd/-Prof. Dinesh KumarVice-ChancellorEmail: vc@ymcaust.ac.in

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*Placement still in progress

416 3.74 20.002015-2016

148 10.002016-2017*

YMCA University of Science and Technology aspires to be a nationally and internationally acclaimed leader in technical and higher education in all spheres which transforms the life of students through integration of teaching, research and character building.

To contribute to the development of science and technology by synthesizing teaching, research and creative activities.

To provide an enviable research environment and state-of-the-art technological exposure to its scholars.

To develop human potential to its fullest extent and make them emerge as world class leaders in their professions and enthuse them towards their social responsibilities.

Number of Boys Hostels : 04

Nehru Hall (40 rooms)

Zakir Hussain Hall (40 rooms)

C.V.Raman Hall (40 rooms)

Tagore Hall (27 rooms)

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

VISION

MISSION

HEALTH CARE

HOSTELSThere are separate hostel facilities for boys and girls. While 4 hostels are meant for boys, 4 hostels are for girls. Good quality food is served through separate catering services available within boys and girls hostel. Each hostel has a warden to look after the hostels. The hostels are overall managed by a Chief Hostel Warden. Facility of GYM has also been provided to the students in hostel.

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Number of Girls Hostels : 04

Kasturba Hall (22 rooms)

Sarojini Hall (21 rooms)

Mother Teresa Hall (22 rooms)

Kalpana Chawla Hall (28 rooms)

CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

University

The University has setup Centre of Excellence (CoE) in collaboration with DANFOSS under the theme Climate a n d E n e r g y a n d D a i k i n Airconditioning India Pvt. Ltd. on HVAC systems.

These CoEs will enable the University to bridge the gap between industry and academia by incorporating global industrial practices and technologies into the academic curriculum and also improve employab i l i t y and se l f competency of student.

The Court

Executive Council (EC)

Academic Council (AC)

Finance Committee (FC)

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

STATUTORY BODIES

CELLS

FACULTIES & DEPARTMENTS

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MOUs & Agreements

Research Promotion Cell

Industrial Consultancy Cell

(9) Memorandum of Understanding with Daikin India (DAIPL)

Affiliation Cell

Incubation Cell

(10) Memorandum of Understanding with Kenyatta University

Faculties

Planning Board

Establishment Committee

Board of Studies (BOS)

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS

AWARDS

Chancellor Gold Medal (Overall B.Tech. Academic Topper)

Chief Minister Gold Medal (Overall B.Tech. Academic Girl Topper)

Vice Chancellor Gold MedalB.Tech.(Academic+Other Activities Topper)

Dean Merit Awards(Semester Toppers for each Branch)

Rs. 75,000/-

Rs. 65,000/-

Rs. 51,000/-

Rs. 2,500/-

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Scholarship/ Target Amount CriteriaFee Waivers Students in Rupees

COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Under Graduate Programmes

B.Tech. Intake

Computer Engineering 60

Information Technology 60

Electronics Inst. & Control 60

Electronics & Communication Engineering 60

Mechanical Engineering 120

Electrical Engineering 60

Lateral Entry (20% of total intake) 84

Total Intake of B.Tech. Programmes 504

Post Graduate Programmes

M.Tech.

Computer Engineering 18

Manufacturing Technology & Automation 18

Electrical Engineering 18

Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 18

Information Technology 18

Computer Engineering (Networking) 18

VLSI Technology 18

Electronics & Communication Engineering 18

Total Intake of M.Tech. Programme 144

MCA + MCA (LEET) 30 + 6

MBA 60

M. Sc. (Physics) 60

M. Sc. (Maths) 60

M. Sc. (Chemistry) 60

M. Sc. (EVS) 35

M. A. (Mass Communication & Journalism) 30

Total Phd Scholars enrolled till date 158

About 35% of the students are girl students.

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/M.Sc.

/M.Sc.

(Merit-cum-Means)

Besides, various other scholarships are available viz. Indian Oil Educational Scholarship, National Handicapped Finance and Development Corpn. Scholarship, RKM Edn. Charitable Trust Scholarship, DLF Foundation.

The Community College is an alternative system of education, which is aimed at the empowerment through appropriate skills development leading to gainful employment in collaboration with local industries and the Community and achieves skills for employment and the self employability of the people in the society.

The College conducts one year Diploma and Certificate Courses in (a) Welding Technology (b) Electrician, and (c) Air-conditioning.

Besides, four new courses namely Lathe Operator, Air-conditioning (Technician), Assistant Electrician and IT Coordinators in Schools were recently approved by AICTE under PMKVY.

The College also conducts two week Free Basic Computer Course under Digital Literacy Programme for people from all walks of life.

In the University, sports activities go simultaneously with the academic session with active participation from students. Students not only actively participate in inter-college and inter- university sports competitions but also perform well in them and bring laurels to the university.Games Facilities in University1. Cricket 2. Football3. Basketball 4. Table Tennis 5. Weight Lifting 6. Carrom7. Badminton 8. Chess9. Volleyball 10. Kabbadi11. Athletic Events

OTHER FACILITIES

RECREATIONAL FACILITIES

SMART CLASS ROOMSEXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

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The University has an NSS division which undertakes c o m m u n i t y d e v e l o p m e n t programmes such as blood donation camps, tree plantation, cleanliness campaign, health checkups etc. regularly.

Vivekanand Manch

WORKSHOPS/LABORATORIESUNIVERSITY LIBRARY

The main strength of this University is the concept of workshops, other than the usual laboratories. The Workshops are as follows:

Basic Electronics Workshop

General Electric Workshop

Machine Tool Workshop

Welding Sheet Metal Workshop

Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Workshop

Electronics Instrumentation Workshop

Electronics Communication Workshop

Microprocessor Interfacing Workshop

Power Electronics Workshop

Process Control Workshop

CNC Workshop

Apart from the workshops, the University has state of the art laboratories for students to gain hands on experience about the latest technologies in their respective fields.

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University Library is meant to fulfill the information needs of students, research scholars, faculty and staff of various departments. It is housed in a fully air conditioned single story building. The magnificent library building is centrally located within easy reach from all the departments, hostels and residential areas. The University Library building has a total area of 7200 sq. ft. It has two Reading Halls with a total capacity of 155 seats. In the Periodical Section all the journals, newspapers and magazines are displayed alphabetically.

University Library has a rich collection of more than 70 thousand volumes in various streams of Engineering & Technology, Applied S c i e n c e s a n d Management. It follows Open Access System. It subscribes to a number of journals, magazines and newspapers for its readers.

It is well equipped with modern technologies like

internet, bar code technology etc. The library is automated with the Library Automation Software (Libsys) and its acquisition. Cataloguing and Circulation activities are fully computerized. Every member has been provided a Bar Coded Library Membership Card. Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) is available to locate the reading material in the library. The library is the member of DELNET and E-Shodhsindhu Consortium. The library is having subscription of e-resources from SpringLink, Taylor and Francis, Nature, Economic & Political Weekly, JSTOR, & Oxford University Press, ASME, IEEE, McGraw-Hill Access Engineering, Science Direct(Engg. & Computer Science collection). A link has been provided on the University website on the library resource page to

access subscribed as well as open access e-books and e-journals. For accessing these e-resources, library has a s e p a r a t e i n t e r n e t s e c t i o n w h i c h i s e q u i p p e d w i t h multimedia PCs.

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