SEVA SADAN’SRAMCHAND KIMATRAM TALREJA COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND

COMMERCE, ULHASNAGAR-3

IQAC Report2012-2013

Address: Near Shivaji Chowk, Ulhasnagar-3, District Thane, Maharashtra.Tel. No. 0251-2730297; Fax: 0251 Website: rktalrejacollege.edu.in e-mail: rktalrejacollege@yahoo.com

2

Members of the IQAC

1- Dr.Lalithambal Natrajan Chairperson

2- Prof. C. J. Thadani Coordinator

3- Dr. Geetha Menon Co-cordinator

4- Dr. Ajai Kumar Singh Member

5- Mr. Manoj Narkhede Member

6- Mr. Subhash Gaded Member

7- Ms. Neeta Gundawar Member

8- Mr. Sunit Paryani Member

9- Mr. A. Mulchandani (LMC) Member

3

Part A: The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning ofthe yeartowards quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by theend ofthe year 2012-2013.

1. To introduce relevant need based courses.

In academic year 2012-13, the college took the initiatives towardsdeveloping facilities for research in the college. The college has aimedto make PG departmentsto be the recognized center for research fromUniversity of Mumbai, Mumbai.

Under SARAL HINDI course scheme supported by HindustaniPracharSabha, a short term training programme on “Computer and itsImportance in Education” is organized for students of HindiDepartment.

2. To plan various activities as per suggestions made in the Peer TeamReport.

1. The Peer Team suggested that Ph.D. Degree may be acquired by allfaculty members.

The faculty members who are not having PhD degree are motivated to getPhD degree. For achieving same the faculty members were encouraged toregister themselves under the PhD guide of University of Mumbai, Mumbaior somewhere else. The faculty members were also being informed regularlyabout various schemes of UGC, New Delhi for doing research leading toPhD degree. At the end of academic year total eleven staff members arepursuing research leading to PhD degree.

Ms. Sheetal Bhosale, Department of Marathi has been awarded PhD degreein the subject Marathi from University of Mumbai, Mumbai.

Mr. V. Shinde, Department of Marathi has been awarded PhD degree in thesubject Marathi from University of Mumbai, Mumbai.

Mrs. Rohini Patil, Department of Microbiology has been awarded PhDdegree in the subject of Microbiology from University of Mumbai, Mumbai.

2. The Peer Team suggested that more teachers should be encouraged toparticipate in National and International Seminars and publish papersin International Journals.

4

Almost all teachers have participated in variousSeminars/Symposium/Conferences/ Workshops/of National and Internationalstatus.Many of them have also presented research papers/articles through PPTand poster and published full length paper in proceedings of the events. Someof the teachers have also published their research papers/articles in Nationaland International journal(s) of the field.

Dr. Rupali Mokashi, Department of History has delivered a talk on “HinduWomen as depicted in the inscriptions of ancient Deccan: A paradigmShift in the Historiographic Perception of Hindu Women” at Oxford Centrefor Hindu Studies, University of Oxford, UK on May 9th 2013.

3. To conduct Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Training programme.

UGC sponsored Interdisciplinary State Level seminar on “Watermanagement” was held on September 8th 2012. The seminar wasinaugurated by the guest Mr. Pawar, Hon’ble Deputy Commissioner ofUlhasnagar Municipal Corporation, Ulhasnagar. The objectives of theseminar were: To highlight the need for water management. To identify different aspects of water management. To emphasis the role of government at different levels.

Total twenty two papers on various topics were presented during theseminar. The full paper(s) were published in the “Proceedings”published by Excel India Publisher, New Delhi (ISBN).

On 30th August, 2012 Students Guidance & Counseling Centre of R. K.T. College conducted a workshop on “Career in Government Jobs-Opportunities & Planning” the chief guest was Mr. Nitin Kale, DistrictController, Govt. Maharashtra.

On 30th January, 2013 Students Guidance & Counseling Centre of R. K.T. College conducted a workshop on “Pre-marital counseling workshop”for the girl students of various departments of the college.

4. To encourage faculty members to upgrade their academic / researchqualifications.

Eleven staff members are pursuing research leading to PhD degree intheir respective subjects

1. Mr. V. G. Phadnis, Department of Physics.

5

2. Mr. A. Rajale, Department of Chemistry.3. Mr. Sanjay Lalla, Department of Physics.4. Ms. Neelam Mulchandani, Department of English.5. Mr. Pravin Borkar, Department of History.6. Ms. Kamal Chandnani, Department of English.7. Mr. B.S. Bidve, Department of EVS.8. Ms. Reena Singh, Department of Hindi.9. Mrs. Shanta Janyani, Department of Zoology.10. Mr. Sunil Jagyasi, Department of Microbiology.11. Mr. Rajesh Sharma, Department of History.

Four staff members attended and successfully completedOrientation/Refresher courses in their respective subjects.

1. Ms. Neelam Mulchandani, Department of English2. Mrs. Parimita Sharma, Department of History3. Dr. Soni Narwani, Department of Psychology4. Mr. Manoj Narkhede, Department of Mathematics

5. To motivate staff members to undertake research projects.

Seven Staff Members have been awarded with Minor Research Projects underUniversity Research Grant Scheme of University of Mumbai, Mumbai.

i) Mrs. Richa Badlani, Department of Physicsii) Mrs. Ashwani Pendse, Department of Economicsiii) Mrs. Seema Sindgikar, Department of Psychologyiv) Dr. Ranjana Khade, Department of Microbiologyv) Mr. Sunil Jagiasi, Department of Microbiologyvi) Mrs. Parimita Sharma, Department of Zoologyv) Dr. Ajai Kumar Singh, Department of Zoology

6. To make efforts to provide better infrastructure to match current needs.

An auditorium of about hundred seating capacity has been constructedon ground floor of main college building. The same has been equippedwith the ACs and all audio-visual facilities.

The Administrative Office has been renovated to accommodate the staffwith better facilities.

The Ladies hostel is partly converted into class rooms and partly used asextension for Gymkhana. Five classrooms have been added to theexisting numbers.

6

For staff computer and Internet facility in senior Vice-Principal office.

A separate room with computer and internet facility has been set up inthe library for students and faculty members who are engaged in activeresearch.

The Science Departments have upgraded by providing computer facilitywith Internet.

A Conference Room attached to Principal’s chamber has been made tohold the executive meetings.

A fully equipped separate room for examination committee with internetfacility.

7. To sustain and enhance quality in all aspects of education.

Quality enhancement initiatives have been taken as follows

1. Enhancing the quality of teaching - learning process by:

The use of teaching aids, such as overhead projector, PPT, charts,models, specimens etc.

Set up of departmental library ensuring easy accessibility of booksduring routine lectures and practicals.

Visit to the college library to familiarize with different books,reference books and research journals and magazines etc.

Organizing film shows on relevant topics pertaining to the subjects. Inviting subject experts for live demonstration of concept. Conducting excursions, Industrial /Institutional visits, Nature Trail

etc. Organizing “RANGOLI” for science students to express scientific

concept through the Rangoli. Organizing “POSTER SESSION” to express views through the

posters. MEHENDI, HAND WRITING, IDOL MAKING, GREETING

CARD MAKING, ARTIFICIAL JEWELRY.

2. Research

The faculty members are encouraged to:

Pursue research as a part of M. Phil and PhD Programme.

7

Involve in research projects at individual level / or in group fundedby various agencies in India.

Establish research facilities for smooth conducting of projects. Guide PG students in completing the projects leading to M.Sc.

degree (theory).Department of Botany and Microbiology are activelyinvolved.

Become PhD guide from University of Mumbai, Mumbai. Guide M. Phil and PhD students. The various Departments have

teachers guiding for M. Phil. and PhD degree.

1. Department of English-Dr. Madhavi Nikam (Ph.D, MumbaiUniversity), Dr. SunilaPillai (Ph.D, Mumbai University)

2. Department of Hindi- Dr. S.L. Motwani (MPhil,YCMOU; PhD,Mumbai University)

3. Department of History- Dr. R. Mokashi (MPhil,YCMOU), Dr.A, Y. Aucharmal, (MPhil,YCMOU; PhD, Mumbai University),Dr. H.S. Gorge (MPhil,YCMOU, PhD, Mumbai University)

4. Department of Botany- Dr. V. G. Chari (Ph.D., MumbaiUniversity), Dr. G. N. Reddy (M. Phil.,YCMOU), Dr. G. S.Menon (M.Phil,YCMOU and Alaggappa University; Ph.D.,Mumbai University)

5. Department of Microbiology- Dr. S. R. Limaye (M.Phil,YCMOU).

6. Department of Economics-Dr. S.P. Khamkar (M.Phil, AlaggappaUniversity

Participate and present research papers at seminars, symposia,conferences etc of State, National and International level.

Become the member of professional and/or academicsocieties/bodies.

3. Improve performance in:

a) Academic

The weaker students are given special attention by the facultymembers to improve the grades in regular exams.

Class notes (computer typed and hand written) pertaining to thetopics are provided to the students in simple and lucid form.

The numbers of text books in all subjects have been increased tomeet the demand of the students.

8

The purchasing system has been decentralized and the HODs arefree to purchase and manage the books at their own level.

The internet facility has been provided to each department forhelping the students while making excursion reports, project reports,seminars etc.

b) Cocurricular

Students are encouraged to participate in various cocurricularactivities like quiz competition, exhibition, science projects, storyand poetry writing competition, essay writing, debate- elocution etc.both at intra collegiate and inter collegiate level.

c) Extracurricular

Students are encouraged to participate in various extracurricularactivities like NSS, NCC, AIDS awareness programmes, ScienceExhibition, dance-music-singing; drawing-painting-sketchingcompetitions, cultural programmes etc.

Students also participate in different games and sports activities atthe District /State/ National level.

They are also encouraged to participate in social activities likeblood donation camps, assisting traffic police during GaneshChaturthi and Chalia festivals, serve people in flood affected areas,bringing awareness about sensitive issues among the people throughstreet plays etc.

Our College gets students from the nearby villages, most of themare from weak financial background therefore the participatingstudents are encouraged by providing them with expenses fortravelling and for the day refreshment.

9

PART B:

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the Institution:

a) The various Seminars/Conferences / Workshops/Meetings, were conductedby different Departments/Association of the college to encourage andenhance the knowledge of the students, to discuss and deliberate the currentsyllabi and thereby enhance the quality of teaching-learning process.

b) Each department at the beginning of academic year organizes “OrientationProgramme” in the subject concerned for newly admitted students for thepurpose to make them familiar about the subject, scopes in subject,examination pattern, departmental facilities etc.

c) The various departments especially science departments of the Collegeregularly arrange excursions, field visits, industrial and institutional visit todevelop interest in the subject among the students. The Department ofZoology for instance arranged excursion (visit to Rajiv Gandhi NationalPark and Wild Life Research Centre, Pune) and short excursion (visit toSanjay Gandhi National Park, Borivali, Mumbai) for F. Y. B. Sc. and S. Y.B. Sc students. The department separately arranged excursion (visit toCentral Institute of Fishery Education, CIFE, Versova, Mumbai, Taraporefish Aquarium, Mumbai and Alibaug Beach, Alibaug, Raigad) for TYB.Sc., M.Sc. Part I and M.Sc. Part II students. The Zoology Departmentalso motivated the students of B. Sc (in general) and M. Sc (in particular) toparticipate in various seminars, conferences, workshops, sciencecompetition, science fair organized by different nearbyColleges/Institutions.

The Department of Microbiology organize Industrial visit like Dairy,Winery, Brewry etc. Every year two students of FY BSc are recommendedand send for training at NIUS (National Initiatives for Under graduatescience) programme. Students are taken to hospitals and laboratories fordemonstration of detection of the various diseases.

The Department of Botany organized visit for MSc students to NFB(National Facility for Biopharmaceuticals), DST sponsored centre to getacquainted with modern techniques and instruments. An excursion toMahavaleswar for TY B.Sc., SY BSc students was organized to study plantdiversity.

READER FORUM organizes programme for the graduate students toinculcate the reading habit and give them an opportunity to interpret work ofliterature.

PLANING FOUM aims at making students ware of current issues.

10

SCIENCE ASSOCIATION conducted a NATURE TRAIL and organizeda visit to Nehru Science Centre with the aim of developing scientifictemperament in the students.

Most of the Departments conduct short term certificate courses in theirrespective subject so as to develop interest in the students.

d) Besides regular class tests, interactive sessions are conducted to evaluatestudents.

e) The subject notes in the form of simple and lucid language and questionbank are provided to the students to improve the results of each department.Seminars and power point presentations are organized to brief the studentsabout the current developments in the subject.

f) Various associations under different Departments organizes value basedprogramme to educate the students.

g) The NCC and NSS units also conduct various activities to impart valueeducation.

List of activities conducted by NSS unit in year 2012-2013.

1. Tree plantation.2. Street play3. Blood donation camp.4. Yuvak Biradari programme5. NSS Orientation Programme.6. Programme on “How to be a Smart Investor- it was conducted in

collaboration with the Consumer Guidance Society of India.7. Youth Awareness Rally.8. NSS Foundation Day.9. Gandhi Jayanti.10. Indian Contitution Day.11. Lecture on AIDS awareness.12. Rasta Suraksha Abhyan.13. Rangoli, Poster and slogan competition.14. Yuva Diwas.15. Republic Day Programme.

h) ENGLISH LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, READER’S FORUM, HINDISAHITYA MANDAL, MARATHI WADMAYA MANDAL, SINDHISAHITYA MANDAL and SCIENCE ASSOCIATION of the collegeconducted various activities for the students. These also promoted thestudents to participate in events organized by of other colleges. TheSINDHI SAHITYA MANDAL students participated in Inter-Collegiate

11

“SHANDAR COLLEGE NO. 1” completion organized by Jai Hind Collegeof Mumbai. The SINDHI SAHITYA MANDAL bagged 1st prize (Cash Rs.15,000) and trophy.

i) The following steps were taken to improve the infrastructure in the College:

The renovation and expansion of the Administrative Office building. Construction of Conference Room. Construction of Auditorium. The renovation and expansion of the Library building.

2. New academic programmes initiated (UG, PG and PhD):

In academic year 2012-13, the college took the initiatives towardsdeveloping facilities for research in the College. The college has aimedto make PG departments to be the recognized centre for research fromUniversity of Mumbai, Mumbai.

Under SARAL HINDI course scheme supported by Hindustani PracharSabha, a short term training programme on “Computer and itsImportance in Education” is organized for students of HindiDepartment.

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction:

a) The following teaching members of the college are the members of Board ofStudies, University of Mumbai.

Name Subject (s)

1. Prof. Dr. S. L. Motwani Hindi2. Prof. L. T. Chandwani Sindhi

b) Dr. S. L. Motwani, Department of Hindi is Member of PhD recognitioncommittee of University of Mumbai.

c) Many faculty members are associated with the curriculum designingcommittees of University of Mumbai, Mumbai for framing out the newcurriculum in the subject. For instance

i. Mrs. Shanta Janyani, Department of Zoology and Mrs. ParimitaSharma, department of Zoology has worked as Convenor and Co-convenor for designing curriculum for Credit Based GradingSemester System for T.Y. B. Sc Zoology Students.

12

ii. Dr. Ajai Kumar Singh has worked as Co-Convenor for designingthe curriculum of Entomology as Applied component for CreditBased Grading Semester System for T .Y. B. Sc. Zoology Students.

iii. Dr. Rohini P. Patil worked in the committee for designing thecurriculum of SY BSc Microbiology and BSc (ID) for Credit BasedGrading Semester System.

iv. Dr. Smita Limaye worked in the committee for designing thecurriculum of SY BSc TY BSc Microbiology for Credit BasedGrading Semester System.

v.

c) The students are given printed or xeroxed copy of curriculum by thedepartment concerned. They (students) are also advised to go through onthe official website of University of Mumbai, Mumbai.

d) Each topic is briefed up by the teacher concerned in his/her first lecture.

d) Regular Industrial / Institutional visits are undertaken by the departments tosupplement classroom teaching.

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started: Nil

5. Examination reforms implemented:

a) First Year and Second Year (total four semesters) examinations of all UGprogrammes are conducted by the College onbehalf of the University ofMumbai.The college strictly follows the examination guidelines laid downby respective board of studies (BOS) of the University of Mumbai, Mumbai.An internal examination committee has been set up to ensure the smoothconducting of above said examinations.

b) Third year (total two semesters) examinations of all UG programmes andFirst Year and Second Year (total four semesters) examinations of all PGProgrammes are solely conducted by the University of Mumbai, Mumbai atdifferent centres. The college remains centre for these examinations.

d) Periodic test(s) /Preliminary examination(s)are conducted by the respectivedepartmentsto improve the performance of the students.

c). The Departments of Science provide printed journals/practical notes for F.Y. and S. Y. and T.Y.students.

e)Question bank for unit tests are provided to the students.

13

6. Candidates qualified: NET / SET / GMAT examinations-

Mr. Hitesh Kamle qualified NET and SET in 2012-13.

Mr. Suyesh Sawle, Ms. Sheetal Gharge and Ms. Riya Rane have qualifiedPET (PhD Entrance Test) conducted by University of Mumbai, Mumbai in2012-13 academic year.

7. Initiatives towards faculty development programme:

The teaching and the non teaching faculty members are encouraged to upgradetheir expertise and knowledge by allowing them to attend workshops/ trainingprogrammes scientific sessions, summer schools etc.

8. Total number of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops / Programmes /Meetings conducted: 03

9. Research Projects:Nine Staff Members have been awarded with Minor Research Projects by theUniversity of Mumbai, Mumbai under University Research Grant Scheme.

i) Mrs. Richa Badlani (PI), Department of Physicsj) Ms. B. Pathai (CoPI), Department of Chemistryii) Mrs. Ashwani Pendse (PI), Department of Economicsiii) Mr. A. Verghese (CoPI), Department of Commerceiv) Mrs. Seema Sindgikar (PI), Department of Psychologyv) Dr. Sunila Pillai (CoPI), department of Englishvi) Dr. Ranjana Khade (PI), Department of Microbiologyvii) Mr. Sunil Jagiasi (PI), Department of Microbiologyviii) Mrs. Parimita Sharma(PI), Department of Zoologyx) Dr. Ajai Kumar Singh (PI), Department of Zoology

10. Details of Research Scholars

S.N. Research Scholar Course Department ResearchGuide

University

1 Ms. Beena Jha PhD Hindi Dr. S.L.Motwani

Uni. OfMumbai

2 Ms. Mamta Singh PhD Hindi Dr. S.L.Motwani

Uni. OfMumbai

3 Mr. Rajesh Raghuwanshi PhD Hindi Dr. S.L.Motwani

Uni. OfMumbai

4 Mr. JogendraKhatri PhD Hindi Dr. S.L.Motwani

Uni. ofMumbai

14

5 Mr. R. Pagare PhD Hindi Dr. S.L.Motwani

Uni. ofMumbai

6 Mr. J. R. Pandey PhD Hindi Dr. S.L.Motwani

Uni. ofMumbai

7 Mr. M. H. Choughale PhD Hindi Dr. S.L.Motwani

Uni. ofMumbai

8 Mr. NitinAdhav PhD Hindi Dr. S.L.Motwani

Uni. ofMumbai

9 Ms. SheetalGharge(Submitted)

MPhil EVS Dr. G. S.Menon

YCMOU

10 Ms. RiyaRane MPhil EVS Dr. G. S.Menon

YCMOU

11 Ms. Rohini Sharma MPhil EVS Dr. G. S.Menon

YCMOU

12 Ms. SmitaTripathi MPhil EVS Dr. G. S.Menon

YCMOU

13 Mr Anil Bankar PhD History Dr. H. S.Gorge

MumbaiUniversity

14 Mr Suresh Bhadhrge PhD History Dr. H. S.Gorge

MumbaiUniversity

15 Mr. Madve PhD History Dr. H. S.Gorge

MumbaiUniversity

16 Mr R. N. Sharma PhD History Dr. H. S.Gorge

MumbaiUniversity

17 Mr. M. Ratanprabha PhD History Dr. H. S.Gorge

MumbaiUniversity

18 Mr. A. Bhairao PhD History Dr. H. S.Gorge

MumbaiUniversity

19 Mr. J. Bichare PhD History Dr. H. S.Gorge

MumbaiUniversity

20 Ms. NeelamMulchandani PhD English Dr. M.Nikam

MumbaiUniversity

21 Ms. K. Chandnani PhD English Dr. M.Nikam

MumbaiUniversity

22 Ms. Dipali Sabale PhD Botany Dr. G.Menon

MumbaiUniversity

11.Research papers/articles published by the faculty members

Author (s) Title of paper YearName of

journal/proceedings/books

Vol. no.page no.

AlkaGolani Rain waterHarvesting

September,2012

Proceeding of Statelevel water

Conservation (ISBN)

978-81-903978-

2-8

M. S. Dole Shivkalin PaniSathwanYojana

September ,2012

Steps towards waterConservation

978-81-903978-

2-8

RichaBadlani andB.R .Pathai

Low costtechnologies usedin rain water

September,2012

Steps towards waterConservation

978-81-903978-

2-8

15

harvesting

Patil R P&Deshpande S D

In vitro effect ofhoney onAspergillus speciesisolated fromdifferent clinicalinfections

September,2012

International Journalof Applied and Pure

Microbiology

6(3)p1363-1367

SeemaSindgikar&Ms. RinaDhonde

PsychosocialImpact of FacultyCrunch onStudents in HigherEducation withSpecial Referenceto TechnicalCourses

November,2012

Symbiosis BetweenAcademica&Corporate world - Astep forwarding

-

SeemaSindgikarand RinaDhonde

Sports Psychology: an EmergingField in the IndianScenario

December,2012

ManagementResearch CurrentTrend & Practice

-

SeemaSindgikar&Ms. RinaDhonde

Life kills withoutlife skills

December,2012 - -

SeemaSindgikar(Co-Author)

Foundation CourseSem- III(SYBA/B.Com/B.Sc)

2012-13FoundationCousereSem- III(SYBA/B.Com/B.Sc)

-

MadhuriH.Budharani

"WaterConservation" 2012

(STEPS TOWARDWATER

CONSERVATION)

ISBN978-81-903978-

2-8

Sunil R.Jagiasi&C.R.Gaval

i

Biosorption of Cr(VI) by metal

resistantAgorogbacterisolates form

Agircultural soilinnigatedwitheind.

Waste water

2012

Proceedings ofNational Conf. on

EnvironmentalTechnol Today and

Tommarrow atAhamadbad

Pg. No95-102

Sunil R. JagiasiLiving machines-A novel approachto wash the water

2012

Proceedings of statelevel seminar onwater Management atUNR-3

-

K.B.Kore

Accountancy andfinancial

management forF.Y.B.Com.

1stSem.

2012

Accountancy andfinancial management

for F.Y.B.Com. IstSem.

HimalyaPublishi

ngHouse

Pvt. Ltd

16

K.B.Kore

Accountancy andfinancial

management forS.Y.B.Com

2012

Accountancy andfinancial managementfor S.Y.B.Com. IIIrd

Sem.

HimalyaPublishi

ngHousePvt.Ltd

Sunil R. Jagiasi

Production ofBacterial Pectinase

from Agroindustrial wastes

2013

Proceedings ofNational Conf. onFAV ED'2013 at

Thane

-

PravinBorkar PrachinBharatachaItihas 2013 PrachinBharatachaItih

as

Himalaya

Publishing

House,MumbaiISBN -978-93-5142-116-0

M.H. Patil&M. Rokade

Determination ofAssay evaluationof Pramipexole in

Parkinson'sdiscuese of RP-HPLC Method.

2013 Biological ForumInternational Journal

OnlineISSN

No.2249-3239

Vol 5(1)78-

83(2013)

M. H. Patil&M. Rokade

Determination ofmethod validation

of a relatedsubstances method

for pramipexole

2013International Journalof Tehoretical andApplied sciences

OnlineISSN

No.2249-

3247Vol5(1)119-

126(2013)

SheetalPawaskarBhosale 1990 uarjpsdFkkdkj 2013 yfyrdFkkfo'ks"kkad eWtsfLVd

SheetalPawaskarBhosale dk;ZdR;kZaphdFkk 2013 yfyrdFkkfo'ks"kkad eWtsfLVd

SheetalPawaskarBhosale ukjk;.k lqosZ ;kaphdfork 2013 viwokZbZdforkfo'ks"kkad ukxiwj

K.B. Kore

A study of afinancial structureof Mahila credit

co-op-soc inAmbernathTaluka

2013Recent Trends inAccounting and

Auditing

Himalaya

publishing

HousePvt. LtdISBN

17

12. Honors/Awards to the faculty: -----

13. Internal resources generated: -----

14. Community Services:

The various outreach activities organized by NCC and NSS students are:

978-93-5097-612-8

Prof. K.B.Kore

Accounting andFinancial for SY

BCom. Third Sem.For MumbaiUniversity

July 2012

Accounting andFinancial for FY

B.Com. First Sem.For MumbaiUniversity

Himalaya

publishing

HousePvt. LtdISBN

978-93-5051-917-2

Prof. K.B.Kore

Accounting andFinancial for FY

B.Com. First Sem.For MumbaiUniversity

July 2012

Aoounting andFinancial for FY

B.Com. First Sem.For MumbaiUniversity

Himalaya

publishing

HousePvt. LtdISBN

978-93-5051-917-2

Prof. K.B.Kore

A study of IndianCo- operativemovement :

Relevance andimpact of

globalsiation

2014

International conf.hold at IES,

Management collegeof Research Center,

Mumbai

-

Mrs. ShantaJanyani

Hydrological statesof Mangroves

aroudnsalf pans inselected areas at

Mumbai

November,2013

Wetlands &Mangrove System CD

Ms. NeetaGundawar

Changing Role ofLabrarian

January,2013

Changing Paradigmof Academic Librariesin the E-Environment.

--

18

1. Tree plantation.2. Street play3. Blood donation camp.4. Yuvak Biradari programme5. NSS Orientation Programme.6. Programme on “How to be a Smart Investor- it was conducted in

collaboration with the Consumer Guidance Society of India.7. Youth Awareness Rally.8. NSS Foundation Day.9. Gandhi Jayanti.10. Indian Contitution Day.11. Lecture on AIDS awareness.12. Rasta SurakshaAbhyan.13. Rangoli, Poster and slogan competition.14. YuvaDiwas.15. Republic Day Programme.

15. Teachers and officers newly recruited:Nil

16. Teaching - Non-teaching staff ratio:

No. of Teachers: Aided Unaided Total

Permanent 78 Nil 78

Temporary/CHB/Ad-hoc 04 20 24

Visiting Faculty 05 00 05

No. of Non-teaching staff:

Permanent 110 00 110

Temporary: 10 14 24

17. Improvements in the library services:

Functioning of College Library is automated with INFLIBNET. Bar-coded Reader’s Identity Card. WEB-OPACwith multilingualsearch options. Article Indexing.

19

Computer Training: (In house)related to different modules of theLSEASE library.

Internet Facility to students and staff. Book Bank Scheme. External Membership to EX students of our college and students and

staff of other colleges. Total 30 students took the advantage of externallibrary membership.

Improvement inInfrastructure.Installation of cameras for securitypurpose. Separate sitting arrangement for faculty members on the 2nd

flour. On 1st floor separate room is created for all teaching, non teachingstaff and PhD students. The scanning and printing facility has beenprovided to the students and other visitors.

Departmental Libraryhelps the students to issue reference books. Subscription to SHODH GANGA that gives access to theses in various

subjects. Online subscription of Research theses, journals, JSTOR for research

students and teachers. The college’s library is the member of British Council Library. 1st in housebook exhibition of competitive exam books was organized

by the college library on July 17th and 18th 2012 for the purpose to makestudents aware of library collection and to increase the users foot printsin the library. Total 324 visitors (15 staff members and 309 students)were the witness of exhibition.

Another book exhibition was organized by college library for librarycollection. Four different vendors exhibited their varied titles. 55 staffmembers and about 500 students visited the exhibition.

A library orientation programme “KNOW YOUR LIBRARY” wasorganized for the students. Total 109 students attended the programme.

19. New books /journals subscribed and their value:

Qty Value (Rs)

No of text books purchased 1420 223170.65

No. Reference books purchased 169 255516.35

No. of text books purchased for 575 74591.00BOOK BANK

Subscribed Journals/Magazines 89 89002.00

20

20. Unit cost of education:

a) Including salary component: Rs. 37063.00b) Excluding salary component: Rs. 949.00

21. Computerization of administration and the process of admissionsandexamination results, issue of certificates:

Almost every functioning unit including administrative office, examinationcell etc of the collegehas been fully computerized. Computerized halltickets/certificates/marksheets are issued to the students.

22. Technology upgradation:

a) New Computers: 50 (in aided) and 90 (in unaided),09 Laptops and 11LCD Projectors

c) Each functioning unit of the college has been supplied with internetfacility.

d) New instruments and equipments have been added to variousDepartments.

23. Financial aid to students:

Concession in fees (full free ship / half free ship) is provided to theneedyand deserving students.

Facility of paying fees in installments is provided to needy anddeserving students

Group Insurance. Student Aid Fund (SAF) is provided to needy and deserving students

24. Activities and support from the Alumni Association:

Annual Alumni meet is organized by the college regularly.

NCC Units of the College organized Alumni Meets of Ex-NCC Cadetsof the College on 15th August and 26thJanuary.

21

25. Health Services:

a) Blood Donation Camps:

Blood Donation Camp is organized regularly as an annual programme underthe coordination of NCC and NSS units.

b) Other Health Awareness Programmes:Pulse Polio Immunization programme, AIDS Awareness programme, AntiTobacco Day, Cleanliness Drive, Blood Group detection camp, Thalassemiadetection camp and Diabetes detection camps are organized by the college.26. Performance in sports activities:

The students have won laurels in various sports events like Volley ball, BallBadminton, weight lifting, Atheletics, Chess Carrom etc. The summary ofachievements is as follows:

Name Game Level1. ShaikhParvez Athletics Inter Collegiate (University

Level) (3rd Place Bronze Medal)2. Divya Didla Ball-Badminton All India Inter University3. Pradnya Rokade Ball-Badminton All India Inter University4. DeepaTiwari Ball-Badminton All India Inter University5. ArchanaPisal Ball-Badminton All India Inter University6. Vishal Pillai Ball-Badminton All India Inter University7. Rajesh Pillai Ball-Badminton All India Inter University8. Jagidsh Gawde Cross- Country All India Inter University9. Parvez Shaikh Wrestling Inter Collegiate (University

Level) (2nd Place Bronze Medal)10. Pooja Khairnar Wrestling Inter Collegiate (University

Level) (3rd Place Silver Medal)11. Jagdish Gawde Half Marathon Inter Collegiate Half Marathon

(3rdPlace – silver Medal (University Level)12. DeepaliTorkadi Taek-won-Do Inter Collegiate

(University Level) 3rd Place Bronze Medal13. Puja Maji Carrom Inter Collegiate Corrom

1st Place

Team Events : Inter Collegiate Ball- Badminton (University Level) Tournament Girls Team

won 1st Place. Inter Colligate Ball- Badminton (University Level) tournament boys team won

the 3rd Place. Inter Collegiate Carrom (University Level) Tournament (Doubles) 1st Place.

22

27. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons:

Healthy Diet to Sportsmen during practice sessions and tournaments.

T.A., D.A. is given as per University Rules.

Cash prizes, Trophies, Medals, Track Suits, Appreciation Certificates,etc. are given to outstanding students.

Freeship (in total / in part) are given to needy and deserving studentswhoexcel in sports activities.

Extra attention and care are given to student participantsfor representingthe College and has missed outthe regular lectures and practicals.

28. Student Achievements and Awards: Summary of results:

Under Graduate-T.Y. B. A.SUBJECT PASSING PERCENTAGEEnglish 60Marathi 71.42Hindi 95.45Economics 79.48History 86.36

TOPPERSSUBJECT SEAT

NO.NAME MARKS PERCENTAGE

English 5370 RejwalUrmila Shankar 391/600 65.16Hindi 5494 Gupta Krishnakumari 397/600 66.16Economics 5701 KaduUmeshLaxman 429/600 71.50History 5793 KhodadeMadhuriTukaram 368/600 61.33

T.Y. B. Sc.SUBJECT PASSING PERCENTAGEMathematics 29.62Physics 27.27Chemistry 24.32Botany 66.66Zoology 75Microbiology 10Comp. ScienceIT 63.41 (Sem.V) 56.10 (Sem. VI)

23

TOPPERSSUBJECT SEAT

NO.NAME MARKS PERCENTAGE

Mathematics 15686 Dubey Sumit M.Prasad

586/800 73.25

Physics 15794 Pandey Rakesh kumar 546/800 68.25Chemistry 15926 Mane Sushil kumar 517/800 64.62Botany 16071 Devlekar Sharddha 574/800 71.75Zoology 16098 Yadav Saroj Gopal 593/800 74.12

T.Y. B. Com.SUBJECT PASSING PERCENTAGECommerce 90.46

Sem. V Sem. VIBMS 78.43 77.36B & I 92.86 92.86A & F 88.00 85.42F & M 97.14 97.14BMM 70.59 80.24

TOPPERSSUBJECT SEAT NO. NAME MARKS PERCENTAGECommerce 1235092 Gupta Saroj Omprakash 613/700 87.57

1235643 Gund Jyoti Ankush 605/700 86.421235475 Gore Ramesh Baburao 604/700 86.28

Post Graduate-SUBJECT PASSING PERCENTAGEMarathi 62.50Hindi 97.22History 90.47English 93.33Zoology 80.00Microbiology 100.00Botany 87.50Accounts 98.82

29. Placement services provided to students

The placement committee of the college invited many reputed companies/firmsand organized campus interviews for the students.

24

30. Healthy practices of the Institution.

Some of the departments maintain a special board to display the currentdevelopments in the respective subject to inculcate the reading habit instudents and enlighten them of the happenings in the world.

The list of irregular students is displayed on the notice board at the end ofeach month and the parents are informed as a corrective measure.

Reputed companies are invited to conduct campus interviews andplacements.

Library facility is extended to Senior Citizens, Ex-students and Studentsfrom Distance Education etc.

Pre-Marriage Counseling Workshop is organized annually for girl students.

Annual picnics are conducted for the teaching staff

Guru -Pournima is celebrated in traditional manner to build up and sustainteacher – student relation.

31. Any other relevant information the Institution wishes to add: Nil

Part C: Detail the plans of the institution for the next year.

To strengthen the research culture among the teachers and students. To form several committees for conducting various

activities/programmes for the students throughout the academic years. To ensure maximum participation of teachers and research students in

events like symposia, seminars, conferences etc. To encourage teachers to submit maximum number of research projects

in order to increase the infrastructure of the college. To strengthen alumni participation. To strengthen industry linkages. To build national and international linkages. To be a nodal centre for education and research.

Name of the Coordinator, IQAC: Prof. C. J. Thadani

Name of the Chairman, IQAC: Dr. (Mrs.) L. Natrajan