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Ali-Allana College of Pharmacy, Akkalkuwa. Annual Report 2017-18 1

Table and Content:

Sr. No. Head Page No.

1 Principal’s Message 2

2 Introduction of institution 3-6

3 Demographic Profile/location 7

4 Socio economical Status 8

5 Name of Staff with designation 9-10

6 Contact Persons for Communication 10

7 Objective of Institution 11

8 Planed Activities 12

9 Achievements against planed activity 13-15

10 Innovative steps 16-17

11 Impact Stories from Students 18

12 Testimonial from Visitors 19-20

13 Project In charge observation 21

14 Challenges faced 22

15 Suggestion for the Improvement of Inst. 23

16 Facts and figures 24-25

17 Activities targeted in Next Year 26

18 Award to institution 27

19 Last Year expenditure 28

20 Required budget for coming year 28

21 Best Activities Photographs 29-41


Principal’s Message:

JIIU’S Ali-Allana College of Pharmacy, Akkalkuwa was established in 2006

within a short span of 12 years it is a well known Pharmacy college in North

Maharashtra University region. Ali-Allana College of pharmacy has established

quality education facility for rural Indian students. Academic year starts in

July and first semester is completed in Nov. Second semester starts from Jan

and goes up to April during this period various activities are performed for the

benefits of college students. It is my pleasure to present this annual report

encompassing various activities at Ali-Allana College of Pharmacy.


Introduction of Institution:-

Jamia Islamia Ishatul Uloom Akkalkuwa in Nandurbar Maharashtra is

one of the greatest and growing modern educational and development

charitable trust established in 1980. It has achieved remarkable success in

moral and modern education development and humanitarian welfare within a

very short span it rekindled the interest of education and development among

the backward and the underprivileged and the tribal moral and modern

educational centers and orphanages organizing educational seminars in

villages providing modern and technological infrastructure.

The Ali-Allana College Of Pharmacy was established in 2006 by the

Jamia Islamia Isha-atul Uloom’s trust. The college is recognized by All India

Council for Technical Education (A.I.C.T.E.) New Delhi, Govt. of Maharashtra &

is affiliated to the Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra

University (K.B.C.N.M.U.) Jalgaon. The college imparts education leading to

Four Years Degree Course in Pharmacy, two years Master Degree Course and

Ph. D. in Pharmacy. The college premise is spread in an independent spacious

building constructed as per the norms and specifications of the A.I.C.T.E. &

P.C.I. New Delhi.

Building Details:

Area of land 2.96 Acres

Total Built up Area 4762 sq. m.

Administrative Area 478 sq. m.

Instructional area 1862 sq. m

Amenities area 882 sq. m.

Circulation area 1540 sq. m.


Sanction intake of Students:

Courses 2017-18 2018-19

Sanction Admitted Sanction Admitted

B. Pharm 60 54 60 60

M.

Pharm

Pharmaceutics 09 8 09 3

Quality

Assurance 12 2 12 0

Ph.D. 08 00 12 03

Achievements:

Achievements 2017-18

Total paper presentation by staff 17

Books Published by staff 03

Conference attended by Staff 15

Poster presentation by students 14

Staff approval by KBCNMU, Jalgaon

Assistant Professor 07

Librarian 01

Staff Promoted Associate Professor 03

Inplant Industrial training after third year 28

Industrial visit by T.Y and Final B. Pharm

students Farbe Pharma, Ankaleshwar.

Industry oriented certificate course

Certificate Course in Clinical

research

Certificate Course in Regulatory

Affairs


Students Placement Record of B. Pharmacy- 2018

Sr. No

Name of Students Placements

1 Amin Saud Ismail MR Thyrocare Surat HQ

18000/Month

2 Farooque Shah Shabbir Shah IELTS Preparation

3 Marathe Dinesh Rajendra MR Iris Pharma Nashik HQ

2.25 lac/Year

4 Mohd Azhar Sk Ashfaque Pharmacist Mumbai

13000/Month

5 Patel Adil Mahmed Pharmacist kosamba 13000

6 Patel Bhupendra Dilip Production trainee Skant

health care Vapi 8000/Month

7 Patel Mo Shaffan Shaukat

Mohamad

Pharmacist Ankaleshwar

14000/Month

8 Pathan Rauf khan Shahid khan R& D Trainee J.B.chemicle

Ankaleshwar 13000/Month

9 Pinjari Junaid Shaikh Ismail M. Pharm Perusing

10 Sayed Ibrahim Imamali Pharmacist

Mumbai15000/Month

11 Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Ismaeel M. Pharm Perusing

12 Shaikh Ifrar Shaikh Gaffar M. Pharm Perusing

13 Shakil Ahamad Ramjan Ali Pharmacist Mumbai

13000/Month

14 Meraj Siddiqui Israfil Siddiqui M. Pharm Perusing

15 Vahora Mohammad Talha Mustufa M. Pharm Perusing

16 Pathan Idriskhan Miyakhan Pharmacist Mumbai

16000/Month

17 Shirgaonkar Azim Aslam Pharmacist Ratnagiri 13000

18 Shaikh Gulam Rauf Ahmad

Anwaar Ahmad

Pharmacist Aurangabad

14000/Month

19 Tajaniya Ammar Umar MR Thyrocare Mumbai

HQ18000/Month


Students Placement Record of M. Pharmacy-2018

Sr. No Name of Students Placements

M. Pharm Parthan Sharukh Data entaryopreter TCS Mumbai 1.8

lac/Year

M. Pharm Shaikh Saad Own medical store

M. Pharm Band Afzal Razzak Lecturer Akkalkuwa 15000/Month

M. Pharm Shaikh Shakil Own medical store

M. Pharm Sayyed Barkat Ali Phrama professional Applomed skill

Pune 2.5 lac/Year

M. Pharm Majan Naim Clinical quality moniteering Veeda CR

Ahmadabad 1.8 lac/Year

Students Admitted in Certificate Course:

Sr. No. Certificate Course

No. of students

2017-18 2018-19

1 Certificate Course in Clinical

Research 15 23

2 Certificate Course in

Regulatory Affairs 12 19

Following teachers were awarded Ph. D by KBCNMU, Jalgaon

Dr. Shaikh Siraj N

Dr. Aejaz Ahmed


Demographic Profile of location:

ALI-ALLANA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,

Molgi Road, Akkalkuwa. Dist- Nandurbar. 425415

Contact No. 02567-252815/814, 8975220161

Nearest Bus Station Akkalkuwa 03 km

Nearest Railway Station Nandurbar (NDB) 45 km

Nearest Airport Surat 165 km


Socio economical Status of Students:

With the aim to provide an opportunity for socially & economically weak

section and offer quality education that integrates problem solving and

leadership skills. The students belonging to Ali-Allana College of Pharmacy

encourage, becoming responsible professional for optimum patient care

through appropriate use of medicines.

Students admitted at AACOP belongs to rural Maharashtra their family

background is weak in education and financial condition is weak. Most of the

students are first child of their family to take higher education at AACOP.

As the institute is minority institute most of the students are from minority

community.


Name of Teaching Staff with Designation: (Oct-2018)

Sr.

No. Name of Staff Designation Qualification Mobile No.

1 Dr. G J Khan Principal M. Pharm,

Ph.D. 9833345404

2 Dr. K. I. Molvi Professor M. Pharm,

Ph.D. 09106761977

Department of Pharmaceutics

3 Dr. Shaikh Siraj N Associate Prof. M. Pharm,

Ph.D. 9975068710

4 Deshmukh Rehan Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 9766530135

5 Khalifa Aasif Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 8485001456

6 Miss. Patel Afroza Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 7378494981

7 Mr. Shaikh Shaoor Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 8379884249

Department of Pharmacognosy

8 Dr. Quazi Majaz Associate Prof. M. Pharm,

Ph.D. 9423496792

9 Pravin V. Gomase Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 9890805089

10 Mohd Tarique Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 8149345492

Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

11 Dr. Aejaz Ahmed Associate Prof. M. Pharm,

Ph.D. 9766772570

12 Patel M Siddik Associate Prof. M. Pharm 9970632214

13 Mohammad Saqib Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 8484031622

14 Fazlurrehman Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 9270312173

15 Mr. Khan Abuzar Asst. Prof. M. Sc. 7057095052

16 Quazi Asir Rahman Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 8275563608

Department of Pharmacology

17 Mohd Hasib Ahmed Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 8055038484

18 Ashish Khairnar Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 7588520317

19 Rahil Khan Asst. Prof. M. Pharm 9049978863

Department of Computer

20 Mulani Shafik Asst. Prof. M. Sc 8180964331

Library

21 Abdul Said Librarian M. Lib. 9028188365


Name of Administrative Staff:

Sr.

No Name of Staff Designation Qualification Mobile No.

1 Quzi Aejaz Ahmed Office

Superintendent MA 9271795917

2 Shaikh Irfan Asst. OS COPA 8983139872

3 Ghanchi Tosif Computer

Assistance COPA 9016725651

4 Pathan Ab. Karim Computer

Assistance COPA 8605164725

5 Pathan Bilal Khan Office Boy SSC 7878725845

6 Khatik Mohsin Accountant MBA 8905686313

7 Teli Sohel Store In charge MA 9405861386

Name of Contact Person for Communication:

Sr. No Name of Staff Designation Mobile No.

1 Dr. G J Khan Principal 9833345404

2 Quzi Aejaz Ahmed Office Superintendent 8975220161


Ali- Allana college of Pharmacy

Objectives

Vision of Institute

To Serve as Center of excellence in pharmacy education for minority

students.

Mission of institute

To Provide an Opportunity for socially & economically weak section.

To offer quality education integrated problem solving and leadership skills.

Encourage students to become to responsible professional for optimum

patient care through appropriate use of medicines.

PEO’s institute

To create an opportunity in pharmacy profession

To increase the number of minority pharmacists who are active in organized

Pharmacy

To provide standard level of pharmacy education.

To teach and help assimilate theoretical knowledge in various field of

Pharmaceutical sciences namely pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry,

pharmacology and Pharmacognosy


Planed Activities for the Academic year 2017-2018

To offer the quality education integrated problem solving and leadership skills

and Encourage students to become to responsible professional for optimum

patient care through appropriate use of medicines it’s a need to planed some

activities for the students for their growth like….

Sr. No. Activities planed

1 Syllabus Meting

2 Regular monthly Test

3 Mock Test

4 Seminars Arrange for Students

5 Workshop on Self Employments

6 Prize Distributions

7 Sports Week

8 General Knowledge Exam

9 Yuva rang Participation( University Level)

10 Book Exhibition

11 Celebration of Pharmacist day

12 Organ Donation Awareness Rally

13 Tree plantation

14 Quiz Competition

15 Swachya Bharat Abhiyan

16 Career Oriented Certificate Courses

17 Inplant Industrial training after third year


Achievement against Planed Activities

1. Syllabus Meting

Meetings were held at the start of the academic year regarding the syllabus and

subject distribution in staff with the supervision and in presence of Principal

2. Regular monthly Test

Regular monthly test were held within the academic year for student awareness

with subject and the syllabus by individual teaching staff members.

3. Seminars Arrange for Students a. “Soft Skill Development Program” Seminar held by Ali Allana College

of Pharmacy for students and delivered the Lecture by Mark Martin,

Global Talent Track.

b. “Reunion Industry Institute Interaction” Seminar held by Ali Allana

College of Pharmacy for students on 29 July-2018.

4. Workshop on Self Employments

Workshop arrange on 23 Jan. 2018 to 24 Jan. 2018 by Ali Allana College of

Pharmacy with the collaborations with North Maharashtra Univeristy, Jalgaon

on “Swayamrojgar”.

5. Prize Distributions

Prize distributions to the Scholars, exam rankers, highest attendance prize

were given with the auspicious hand of Chairman on 3 Aug. 2018 for Nov.

2017 examination.

6. Sports Week

During study the health and fitness is also the essential parts with this

concerned the college arranged the Sports Week between 25 Dec. 2017 to 01

Jan. 2018 for the student.

7. General Knowledge Exam

General Knowledge exam for the students organised by Bharti Vidyapeeth,

Pune in the college on 05 Jan. 2018.


8. Yuva rang Participation

Students were participated on 29 Jan. 2018; in University level Yuva rang

Program in different activities.

9. Celebration of Pharmacist day

Students were participated and celebrated actively the “Pharmacist Day” on

25th Sep. 2017 by different exhibition.

10. Tree plantation

Students actively participated in tree plantation program and planted near

about 100 trees to serve the nation on 15 Aug. 2018.

11. Quiz Competition

College has organized the “Pharma quiz Competition” for the students on 11

Aug. 2017.

12. Swachya Bharat Abhiyan

Students are actively participated in Swachya Bharat Abhiyan program and

involve the steps to serve the nation.

13. Certificate course were started in affiliation with NMU, Jalgaon.

Certificate Course in Clinical research

Certificate Course in Regulatory Affairs

14. Inplant Industrial training after Third year B. Pharm

Near about 28 students completed their Inplant Industrial training after third

year in different Pharmaceutical Industries.


Inplant Industrial training by T. Y. B. Pharm 2017

Sr. No Name of Students Company

1 Ammar Saquib Md. Harroon The Indian Pharma Turbe Mumbai

2 Awais Khan Ahmad Khan Hindustan Pharmaceutical Jalgaon

3 Belim Maroof Sadiq The Indian Pharma Turbe Mumbai

4 Shaikh Shoeb Aslam Gufic life science Navsari

5 Jadhav Chetan Raman Khandesh Pharma Jalgaon

6 Kham Mod. Suleman Md. Islam The Pharmaceutical pvt ltd Mumbai

7 Saudagar M Aadil M Aarif Curex Pharmaceuticals Jalgaon

8 M Faiz M Usman Ressino biotech Mumbai

9 Maz Ah. Jaleel Ah. Flemingo pharmaceutical pvt ltd

Nanded

10 Md. Javed Ahmad Akhtar Ali The pharmaceutical pvt ltd Mumbai

11 Md. Danish Salauddin Ressino biotech Mumbai

12 Md. Salman Shaikh Chand The Indian Pharma Turbe Mumbai

13 Naved Ahmad Khan Salauddin Khan Akola chemical pvt Ltd. Akola

14 Pinjari Abrar Khandesh Pharma Jalgaon

15 Sk Sahad Harun Curex Pharmaceuticals Jalgaon

16 M Arslaan M Dayyan Ressino biotech Mumbai

17 Shaikh Kareem Shaikh Muzaffar The Indian Pharma Turbe Mumbai

18 Shafik Ah. Mohd. Nasir The Indian Pharma Turbe Mumbai

19 Sk Muzammil Sk Shakeel

Wockhard pharmaceutical pvt ltd

Aurangabad

20 Sk Shoaib Ah. Shaikh Iqbal Khandesh Pharma Jalgaon

21 Valvi Farhin

Wockhard pharmaceutical pvt ltd

Aurangabad

22 Kazi Sirin Abraroddin Sidmark India Valsad

23

Lajporiya Mobinaben

Imtiyazbhai Vapi Pharma Vapi

24 Manjra Mahefuza Usmangani Elysin Pharma Vapi

25 Patel Seema Aiyubvali Sun Pharma Baroda

26 Randera Jainab Shabbir Wockhard pharmaceutical pvt ltd

Ankaleshwar

27 Sayyed Nazifa Sabir Ali RPG life science Thane

28 Aqeel Sha Tahir Khan The Indian Pharma Turbe Mumbai


Innovative steps

“Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Memorial Guest Lectures”

The eminent personality from academic, industries, Gov. Sectored were invited

as resource person to provide knowledge to the students and resolve their

queries in the field of Pharmaceutical Sciences such as,

Sr. No. Name of Guest Topic Date

1 Dr. Milind Wagh Novel drug Delivery System 12/10/2016

2 Dr. Fakhrul Islam Islam In present Scenario 03/03/2018

3 Dr. B. S. Sathe NBA Accreditation 01/02/2018

4 Dr. Dilnawaz

Pathan NBA Accreditation 13/05/2018

5 Dr. Anwar R.

Shaikh NBA Accreditation 13/05/2018

6 Prof. R. S. Radke Liposome’s as Drug carriers 24/05/2018

7 Dr. Ketan Ranch

Various Pharmaceutical

Application of design expert

software

25/05/2018


Remedial classes

Remedial classes were organised for the students who failed in University exam

Sr. No Subject Name of faculty

1 Biochemistry Asir Quazi

2 Pharmaceutical Chemistry Mohammad Saqib

3 Pathophysiology Md. Hasib Ahmed

4 Pharmaceutical Analysis Dr. Aejaz Ahmed

5 Human Anatomy and Physiology Ashish Khairnar

GPAT Classes

Classes were taken by following members for Third year and final year

students.

Dr. Quazi Majaz


Impact Stories from Students

I fIll happy to say….. I am Huzaifa Patel, Thankful to J.I.I.U.’S Ali-Allana College of Pharmacy,

Akkalkuwa and its chairmen Saheb by his support for completed my education

B. Pharm (2014) and M. Pharm (2016) without fees and also become able to do

job as Lecturer in Jamia College of D. Pharmacy, Akkalkuwa. I hearty thankful

to all.

Huzaifa Moulvi Yusuf Patel

I fIll happy to say….. As an alumnus of JIIU’S Ali-Allana College of Pharmacy, Akkalkuwa, I

would say the five years I spent in Jamia were probably the most efficient years

of my life and allowed me to grow immensely. AACOP has played a very crucial

role in shaping my career. Faculty imparted great values in me which made me

ready for the outside real world. Throughout the course, the faculties were very

supportive and inspiring. Also, the Jamia campus provided us the best

facilities and resources under one roof with a great environment. I must say

Ali-Allana College of Pharmacy is one of the finest college in its cadre and

infrastructure. I always feel proud to be graduated from this college. I am

thankful to JIIU’SACOP Akkalkuwa.

Khalifa M. Asif

D. Pharm 2008, B. Pharm 2011


Testimonial from Visitors

I fIll happy to say….. I really thankful to Ali Allana College of Pharmacy for organizing the

Seminar on “Reunion Industry Institute Interaction” and honored as Speaker in

session. It’s a best experience to me to communicate personally to the students

regarding industrial policy. So I again thankful to management, Principal of Ali

Allana College of Pharmacy, Akkalkuwa for their great efforts for the success of

the seminar.

Dr. Amrit Karmarkar

Director, Inclination, Pune

I fIll happy to say….. I deeply grateful to the Principal and Staff of Ali Allana college of

Pharmacy Akkalkuwa for conducting the seminar on “Soft Skill Development

Program” and give the honored to me as resource person and as a speaker. So I

again thankful to management, Principal of Ali Allana College of Pharmacy,

Akkalkuwa for their great efforts for the success of the seminar.

Mark Martin,

Global Talent Track.


I fIll happy to say…..


Project In charge observation

It is observed by the project inchagre that the speed is slow but activities do

happen. We need to perceive with management for any need. Being a remote

location skilled workers are not available.

Students are coming from uneducated family hence the family support during

education is very limited.

Parents are informed about the attendance of their child regularly so that they

are aware of the consequences if the student remains absent.

Many students are poor in English language therefore they need to be given

extra support during teaching.


Challenges faced

As Akkalkuwa is situated in a very remote town on the border of Maharashtra

and Gujarat the biggest difficulty is connectivity with major markets and

railway stations. The students who are admitted at the college are first child of

the family who is taking higher education the family support is very limited for

education.


Suggestion for the Improving the Performance of the

Institute:

Observation and Suggestion by University appointed Local Inspection

Committee (LIC).

Observation:

A. Well equipped laboratories

B. Chemicals and glass wares available adequate quantity in laboratories.

C. College has established competitive exam guidance center.

D. College has started university permitted certified course in Clinical trials.

E. Students are participating in circular and co-curricular activities.

F. College is conducting regular conferences and workshops.

Suggestion:

A. Institute should purchase adequate new books as per new PCI Syllabus

B. In language Lab software is not available.

C. Institute should purchase software for language Lab.


Facts and figures:

With the vision of, to serve as a Centre of excellence in pharmacy education for

minority students. From 2006 College has provided the number of facilities to

the students for their educational and moral growth to serving the community

for the quality Pharmacist.

B. Pharmacy:

Sr. No Year Admitted Students Passed Students

1 2006 31 -

2 2007 72 -

3 2008 72 -

4 2009 57 -

5 2010 48 39

6 2011 79 58

7 2012 69 58

8 2013 47 42

9 2014 73 53

10 2015 72 59

11 2016 68 49

12 2017 65 43

Total 753 401

M. Pharmacy:

Sr. No Year Admitted Students Passed Students

1 2011 28 -

2 2012 09 23

3 2013 - 09

4 2014 08 -

5 2015 12 08

6 2016 08 12

7 2017 10 07

Total 75 59


Ph.D. students:

Sr. No Year Ph.D. Students

1 2016 1

2 2018 2

3 2018 3 Registered in KBCNMU,

Jalgaon

Gold Medal and University Rank students of

B. & M. Pharmacy:

Sr.

No Name of Student Year Achievement

1 Mr. Alvi Shahabuddin Naushad 2011

(B. Pharm)

2 nd University

Rank

1 Miss. Chanavala Mariyambibi

Mehabub

2012

(B. Pharm)

University Gold

Medal

2 Mr. Khan Mujahid Zafarullah Khan 2017

(M. Pharm) University Rank


Activities targeted in Next Year 2018-2019

ACADEMIC CALENDER- 2018-19 (Odd Sem.)

Sr. No. Particulars Probable Date

1 Date of Commencement (S.Y, T.Y & Final) 02/07/2018

2 Date of Commencement ( First Year) 01/08/2018

3 Prize Distribution 01/08/2018

4 Fresher Party 10/08/2018

5 Ist Seasonal Exam (Practical) F.Y and S.Y 27/08/18 to 01/09/18

6 Ist Sessional Exam (Theory) F.Y and S.Y 03/09/18 to 08/09/18

7 Declaration of Ist Sessional Result Second week of

September 18

8 Parents Meeting – I Ist week of October,18

9 IInd Sessional Exam (Practical) F.Y and

S.Y 15/10/18 to 20/01/18

10 IInd Sessional Exam (Theory) F.Y and S.Y 22/10/18 to 27/10/18

11 Sessional Exam (Practical) T.Y & Final 15/10/18 to 20/01/18

12 Sessional Exam (Theory) T.Y & Final 22/10/18 to 27/10/18

13 Declaration of Sessional Results for all First week of

November,18

14 University Exam (Practical) Date will be declared

later

15 University Exam (Theory) Date will be declared

later

16 Commencement of next semester 25/12/2018


Award to institution

College Awarded as Best Pharmacy College Award

“Educational Excellence Award” In Delhi.


Last Year expenditure & required budget for coming year

2018-2019

INCOME Rs. EXPENDITUREAs per

Audit ReportAdditional Final

15693843.00 Teaching Staff Salary 8,559,428.00 427971.40 8987399.40

Non Teaching Staff Salary 6,525,578.00 326278.90 6851856.90

Refreshment Expenses 62,389.00 3119.45 65508.45

Affiliation Expenses 155,000.00 0.00 155000.00

Employer's contribution to PF 161,066.00 8053.30 169119.30

Printing & Stationery Expenses 360,488.00 18024.40 378512.40

Exam Remuneration 316,299.00 15814.95 332113.95

Remuneration/Allowances to staff 122,090.00 12209.00 134299.00

Guest Lecture Expenses 13,500.00 1350.00 14850.00

Remuneration to Visiting Faculties 44,180.00 4418.00 48598.00

AICTE Approval process Fees 75,000.00 0.00 75000.00

Advertisement for Admission 105,907.00 10590.70 116497.70

Advertisement for General 57,828.00 5782.80 63610.80

Internet Expenses 3,995.00 399.50 4394.50

Postage Expenses 5,448.00 544.80 5992.80

Telephone Expenses 33,473.00 3347.30 36820.30

Electrical Expenses 14,910.00 1491.00 16401.00

Conference seminar expenses for faculties 40,519.00 4051.90 44570.90

water Expenses 800.00 80.00 880.00

Laboratory Material 153,164.00 15316.40 168480.40

Magazines, Journals & Periodicals 88,182.00 8818.20 97000.20

Committee Meeting expenses 18,620.00 1862.00 20482.00

Challenge to Valuation fees 23,640.00 2364.00 26004.00

Office Expenses 2,220.00 222.00 2442.00

ARA Processing fees 32,000.00 3200.00 35200.00

Training & Placement Expenses 27,483.00 2748.30 30231.30

Prize Expenses 26,800.00 2680.00 29480.00

Sports Expenses 16,140.00 1614.00 17754.00

Student welfare Expenses 28,302.00 2830.20 31132.20

Travelling to staff for officail purpose 99,947.00 9994.70 109941.70

Photocopy Verification fees 11,740.00 1174.00 12914.00

Proreta fees 4,522.00 452.20 4974.20

Eligibilty fees 70,954.00 7095.40 78049.40

Inspection Expenses 2,395.00 239.50 2634.50

Exam fees 821,662.00 82166.20 903828.20

NBA registration fees 115,000.00 0.00 115000.00

Bank Commission 2,184.57 218.46 2403.03

Miscellaneous expenses 24,678.00 2467.80 27145.80

Transportation expenses 3,209.00 320.90 3529.90

Gardening expenses 300.00 30.00 330.00

Cleaning Expenses 21,420.00 2142.00 23562.00

Repairs & Maintanance (furniture &Equip) 22,490.00 2249.00 24739.00

Repairs & Maintanance (Bulding) 100,000.00 10000.00 110000.00

Depreciation 843,720.00 84372.00 928092.00

audit fees 2,000.00 200.00 2200.00

15693843.00 19220670.57 1088304.66 20308975.23

Proposed

Fees:Rs.84

620

( Students

240 X Rs

84620/-

each

student i.e.

Rs.2030897

5/-


Best Activities Photographs:

Students participated In

“Soft Skill Development Program”

By Mark Martin, Global Talent Track


Students participated In

Workshop on “Swayamrojgar”


Workshop organised by College on

“Reunion-Industry Institute Interaction 2017”


“Prize Distribution” to Scholar of Nov 2017 exam

by Auspicious hand of Chairman”


Students Celebrated “World Pharmacist Day”


“Celebration of Tree Plantation”


“General Knowledge exam”

Organised By Bharti Vidyapeeth, Pune

Students Participated in

“Pharma Quiz Competition”


Students Participated in “Sports week”


Students Participated in

“Swachya Bharat Abhiyan”


Students Participated and present poster Presentation in

“Aviskar-2017” organised KBCNMU, Jalgaon


“Book Exhibition”

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