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UNIVERSITY GRANT COMMISSION

BAHADURSHAH ZAFAR MARG

NEW DELHI-110002

PERFORMA FOR SUBMISSION OF INFORMATION BY STATE PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES FOR

ASCERTAINING THEIR NORMS AND STANDARDS

A. LEGAL STATUS

1

1.1 Name and Address of the University Bahra University

Waknaghat

V.& P. O. Kiarighat, PIN 173215

Distt Solan,

Himachal Pradesh

1.2 Headquarters of University Waknaghat

V.& P. O. Kiarighat, PIN 173215

Distt Solan,

Himachal Pradesh

1.3 Information about University

Information about authorities of University

a. Website www.bahrauniversity.edu.in

b. E-mail [email protected]

c. Phone No. 01792-247444

d. Fax No. 01792-247462

A Chancellor:

Mobile no: 09888420001

Fax No. : 0172-5025166

Email: [email protected]

B Vice Chancellor:

Mobile no: 09805910009

Fax No. : 01792-247462


C Registrar:

Mobile no: 09805092423

Fax No. : 01792-247462


D Finance Officer:

Mobile no: 09816093064

Fax No. : 01792-247462


http://www.bahrauniversity.edu.in/

mailto:[email protected]





1.4 Date of Establishment Bahra University notified vide H.P. Govt. Notification no. LLR – D

(6)-28/2010- Leg. Dated 29th September, 2010

1.5 Name of Society /Trust promoting the

University (Information may be provided

in the following format)

Bahra Educational & Charitable Society, H. No. 3024, Phase – 7,

Mohali (Punjab)

Copy of the registered MoA/Trust Deed is enclosed.

1.6 Composition of Society/Trust

See details at Appendix-I

Name Address Occupation Designation

in the

Society/

Trust

Sh. G. S.

Bahra

Chancellor

Bahra

University,

Vill.

Waknaghat,

Post-

Kiarighat,

Teh.-

Kandaghat,

Distt.- Solan

(H.P.)

Educationist Chairman

Smt. Manjit

Kaur

Kothi No 202

Sector 21

Chandigarh

Educationist Secretary

Sh. Sagli Ram Kothi No 202

Sector 21

Chandigarh

Educationist Treasurer/

Cashier

Smt. Ratan

Kaur

Kothi No 202

Sector 21

Chandigarh

Educationist Member

Sh. Channan

Singh

Vill & P. O.

Siana Balachur

Educationist Member

Smt. Mohinder

Kaur

Vill & P. O.

Siana Balachur

Educationist Member

Smt. Jaswinder

Kaur

BRC Hire

purchase Pvt.

Ltd. Building

1st floor

Railway Road

Garshankar.

Educationist Member

1.7 Whether the members of the Society/Trust

are members in other Societies /Trusts or

in the Board of Governors in companies?

If yes, please provide the details in

following format:-

Name Address Occ

upa

tion

Designa

tion in the

Society/

Trust

Yes.

Name Address Occupation Designation

in the

Society/

Trust

A. Rayat Educational and Research Trust

Sh. G. S. Bahra Chancellor

Bahra

University,

Vill.

Waknaghat,

Post-

Kiarighat,

Teh.-

Kandaghat,

Distt.-

Solan (H.P.)


Smt. Manjit

Kaur

Kothi No

202 Sector

21

Chandigarh


Sh. Sagli Ram Kothi No

202 Sector

21

Chandigarh

Educationist Treasurer

B. Rayat & Bahra Group of Institutes, An Educational

& Charitable Society:


Bahra

University,

Vill.

Waknaghat,

Post-

Kiarighat,

Teh.-

Kandaghat,

Distt.-

Solan (H.P.)


Smt. Manjit

Kaur

Kothi No

202 Sector

21

Chandigarh


Sh. Sagli Ram Kothi No

202 Sector

21

Chandigarh


C. Bahra Creative Infrastructure Private Limited:

D. Shri Balaji Literary & Charitable Society:

Sh. G. S.

Bahra

Chancellor

Bahra University,

Vill. Waknaghat,

Post- Kiarighat,

Teh.- Kandaghat,

Distt.- Solan (H.P.)


Smt. Manjit

Kaur

Kothi No 202 Sector

21 Chandigarh


Sh. Sagli Ram Kothi No 202 Sector

21 Chandigarh


Smt. Ratan

Kaur

Kothi No 202 Sector

21 Chandigarh

Educationist Member

Sh. Channan

Singh

Vill & P. O. Siana

Balachur

Educationist Member

Smt. Mohinder

Kaur

Vill & P. O. Siana

Balachur

Educationist Member

Smt. Jaswinder

Kaur

BRC Hire purchase

Pvt. Ltd. Building 1st

floor Railway Road

Garshankar.

Educationist Member

See details at Appendix-1I


Bahra

University, Vill.

Waknaghat,

Post- Kiarighat,

Teh.-

Kandaghat,

Distt.- Solan

(H.P.)

Educationist Director

Smt. Manjit

Kaur

Kothi No 202

Sector 21

Chandigarh

Educationist Director

1.8 Whether the promoting Society/Trust is

involved in promoting/running any other

University/Educational Institutions? If yes,

please give details in the following

format:-

Name of the

University/Educational

Institution

Activities

No.

1.9 Whether the promoting Society/Trust is

involved in promoting/running activities

other than Educational? If Yes, please give

details in the following format:-

Name of the

Organization

Activities

No.

1.10 Act and Notification under which

established (Copy of the Act &

Notification to be enclosed)

Bahra University notified vide H.P. Govt. Notification no. LLR – D

(6)-28/2010- Leg. Dated 29th September, 2010 and Bahra

University (Establishment And Regulation Act, 2010) Act No.

2 of 2010. Himachal Pradesh Government Notification LLR-

D (6)-36/2010 Leg. Dated 27th

January, 2011 and Copy of

Notification/Act enclosed.

1.11 Whether the University has been

established by a separate State Act? Yes, Bahra University (Establishment And Regulation Act,

2010) Act No. 2 of 2010.

B. ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION:

2.1 Whether Unitary in nature (as per the UGC

Regulation)

Yes.

2.2 Territorial Jurisdiction of the University as

per the Act

Himachal Pradesh.

2.3 Details of the constituent units of the

University, if any, as mentioned in the Act.

No.

2.4 Whether any off Campus center(s)

established? If yes, please give details of the

approval granted by the /state Government

and UGC in the following format:-

a. Place of the off campus

b. Letter no. & date of the approval of

the State Govt.

c. Letter no. & date of the approval of

the UGC.

(Details to be provided in Appendix-V)

Please attach attested copy of the approval

No.

2.5 Whether any off-shore Campus established?

If yes, please give details of the approval

granted by the Government of India and the

host country in the following format:-

a. Place of the off –shore campus

b. Letter no. & date of the approval of

the Host Country.

c. Letter no. & date of the approval of

the Govt. of India.

(Details to be provided in Appendix-VI)

Please attach attested copy of the approval

No.

2.6 Does the University offer a distance

education programme? If yes, whether the

courses run under distance mode are

approved by the competent authority? (Please

enclose attested copy of the course-wise

approval of the competent authority)

No.

2.7 Whether the /university has established study

Centre (s)? If yes, please provide details and

whether these study centers are approved by

the competent authority of the University and

UGC.

(Details to be provided in Appendix-VII)

(Please enclose attested copy of the approval

form the competent authority)

No.

C ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES DESCRIPTION:-

3 ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES:

3.1 Details of the programmes permitted to

be offered by Gazette Notification of the

State Government and its reference.

(Details to be provided in Appendix –

VIII)

Programme Sanctioned Intake Actual

Enrolment

2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012

UG 240 540 660 229 511 399

PG 60 155 378 16 102 246

DIPLOMA - - - - - -

PG

DIPLOMA

- - - - - -

CERTIFICA

TE

COURSES

- - - - - -

M.PHIL - - - - - -

P.HD - 5 - - 5 --

ANY

OTHER - - - - - -

See details at Appendix VIII

3.2 Current number of Academic

Programmes/Courses offered by the

University

Following Schools are running in Bahra University

1. School of Engineering & Technology

2. School of Management

3. School of Hospitality & Tourism

4. School of Pharmaceutical Sciences

See details at Appendix IX

3.3 Whether approvals of the relevant

statutory Council(s) such as AICTE,

BCI, DEC, DCI, INC, MCI, NCTE, PCI,

etc have been taken to:

a. Start new courses

b. To increase intake.

If yes please enclose copy of approval

and give course-wise details in the

following format:-

Name of

the Course

Statutory

Council

Whether

approval

taken

(Details to be provided in Appendix –X)

Yes. Approval from P.C.I taken for Pharmacy Courses.

Name of the Course Statutory

Council

Whether approval

taken

B. Pharma

M. Pharma

P. C. I Yes

See details at Appendix X

3.4 If the University is running courses under

distance mode, please provide details

about the students enrolled in the

following format:-

Name of

the Study

Centre

Courses

offered

No. of

students

enrolled.

(Details to be provided in Appendix –

VII)

(Please enclose copy of the course-wise

approval of the competent authority)

No.

3.5 Temporal Plan of the academic work in

the University

Semester System/

Annual System

Semester System

3.6 Whether the University is running any

course which is not specified under

Section 22 of the UGC Act, 1956? If yes,

please give details in the following

format:-

a. Name of the course(s)

b. Since when started

c. Whether the /university has

applied for the permission from

UGC.

(Details to be provided in Appendix –XI)

No.

4 STUDENT ENROLMENT AND STUDENT SUPPORT:

4.1 Number of students enrolled in the university for the current academic year according to regions and

countries (Please give separate information for main Campus and off-Campus/off- shore Campus)

Particulars No. of students

from the same

State where

the University

is located

No. of

students

from

other

States

No of

NRI

students

No of Overseas students

excluding NRIs

Grand

Total

Foreign

Students

Person of

Indian

Origin

Student

School of Engineering &

Technology

Under Graduate Students

B. Tech Civil M 73 06 - - - 79

F 04 00 - - - 04

T 77 06 - - - 83

B. Tech Mechanical M 87 00 - - - 87

F 00 00 - - - 00

T 87 00 - - - 87

B. Tech ECE M 36 04 - - - 40

F 21 01 - - - 22

T 57 05 - - - 62

B. Tech CSE M 16 04 - - - 20

F 21 01 - - - 22

T 37 05 - - - 42

B. Tech Automobile M 19 03 - - - 22

F 00 00 - - - 00

T 19 03 - - - 22

B. Tech Civil- Lateral M 16 00 - - - 16

F 00 00 - - - 00

T 16 00 - - - 16

B. Tech Mechanical-

Lateral M 06 02 - - - 08

F 00 00 - - - 00

T 06 02 - - - 08

B. Tech ECE- Lateral M 07 00 - - - 07

F 05 00 - - - 05

T 12 00 - - - 12

B. Tech CSE- Lateral M 08 00 - - - 08

F 04 00 - - - 04

T 12 00 - - - 12

Post Graduate

Programmes

- - -

M. Tech CSE M 04 - - - 04

F 05 02 - - - 07

T 08 03 - - - 11

M. C. A M 19 01 - - - 20

F 13 00 - - - 13

T 32 01 - - - 33

5 yr. Integ.(B. Tech+

M. Tech) in CE M 13 00 - - - 13

F 03 00 - - - 03

T 16 00 - - - 16

5 yr. Integ.(B. Tech+

M. Tech) in ME M 22 00 - - - 22

F 00 00 - - - 00

T 22 00 - - - 22

5 yr. Integ.[B. Tech

(EEE)+M. Tech

(HPE)]

M 17 01 - - - 18

F 03 00 - - - 03

T 20 01 - - - 21

School of Management

Under Graduate

Programmes

B. B. A M 38 05 - - - 43

F 09 01 - - - 10

T 47 06 - - - 53

Post Graduate

Programmes

- - -

M. B. A M 81 06 - - - 87

F 31 02 - - - 33

T 112 08 - - - 120

School of Hospitality &

Tourism

Under Graduate

Programmes

B. Sc HMCT M 31 01 - - - 32

F 01 01 - - - 02

T 32 02 - - - 34

Post Graduate

Programmes

M. T. M M 14 01 - - - 15

F 03 00 - - - 03

T 17 01 - - - 18

School of Pharmaceutical

Sciences

Under Graduate

Programmes

B. Pharma M 06 00 - - - 06

F 09 01 - - - 10

T 15 01 - - - 16

Post Graduate

Programmes

M. Pharma M 02 00 - - - 02

4.2 Category –wise No. of Students

Category Female Male Total

2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012

SC 01 14 07 20 48 69 21 62 76

ST 00 01 04 01 07 11 01 08 15

OBC 00 00 02 03 17 29 03 17 31

PH - - - - - - - - -

GENERAL 22 127 131 115 421 440 139 538 571

TOTAL 23 142 144 139 493 549 164 635 693

4.3 Details of the two Batches of students Admitted

Particulars Batch 1 Batch 2

Year of Entry - 2010 Year of entry - 2011

UG PG TOTAL UG PG Ph. D TOTAL

No. Admitted to the

Programme

244 18 262 532 108 08 648

No of Drop outs

a. Within four

months of joining

b. Afterwards.

09

06

00

02

09

08

17

04

06

00

02

01

25

05

No. appeared for the final

examination

229 16 245 511 102 05 618

No. passed in final exam 209 15 224 421 88 05 514

No. passed in first class

147 12 159 222 24

05 301

4.4 Does the University provide bridge/remedial coursers

to the educationally disadvantaged students? If yes,

please give details.

Yes. University organizes classes to provide special

assistance for the educationally disadvantaged students

in each semester.

4.5 Does the University provide any financial help to the

students from socially disadvantageous group? If, yes

please give details.

Yes.

Details are attached.

4.6 In Case the University is running M. Phil/Ph. D

programme, whether it is full time part time and

whether these programmes are run as per UGC

Regulations, 2009 on M. Phil/Ph.D.

Ph. D

Full time.

Yes.

4.7 Whether the University has a website? If yes please

give website address and whether the website is

regularly updated.

Yes.

www.bahrauniversity.edu.in

website is regularly updated.

F 03 00 - - - 03

T 05 00 - - - 05

http://www.bahrauniversity.edu.in/

4.8 How are the prospective students informed about the

criteria for admission, rules regulations, facilities

available etc.?

Website of the University.

Advertisements.

Prospectus.

Printed Material.

4.17 Whether any grievance redressal mechanism is

available in the University? If, yes please provide

details about the complaints received against

malpractices, etc in the University in the following

format:-

Name of the

Complainant

Complaint

against

Date of

complaint

Action

taken by

the

University

(Details to be provided in Appendix-XII)

Yes

Name of the

Complainant

Complaint

against

Date of

complaint

Action

taken by

the

University

Some

students

Transport

Deptt.

20.12.2012 Directions

were given

Students Theft of

cell phones

24.12.2012 Security

tightened/

enquiry

conducted

Hostel

students

Mess

facilities/

food/water/

electricity

etc

December

2012

Committees

Constituted

for enquiry

and

reporting

See details at Appendix-XII

5. CURRICULUM, TEACHING LEARNING PROCESS/METHOD, EXAMINATION/EVALUATION

SYSTEM:-

5.1 Which University

body finalized the

curriculum? The

composition of the

body may be given,

(Board of Studies,

Academic Council,

Board of

Management)

BOARD OF STUDIES:

School of Hospitality & Tourism Management

1. Dr. Angshu Banerjee,

Dean, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,

Bahra University, Waknaghat, Distt. Solan (H.P)

Contact: 9805092442


2. Prof. Gaurav Bhattacharya,

Director, School of Hospitality & Tourism,


Contact: 9805092424

3. Mr. Parikshit Sharma,

Asstt. Professor, School of Hospitality & Tourism,


Contact: 9882192594

4. Mrs. Shivani Karol Nanda,

Asstt. Professor, School of Hospitality & Tourism,


Contact: 9418304022

5. Mr. Gurjeet Singh Nanda,

Lecturer-Cum-Training & Placement Coordinator,

Institute of Hotel Management Catering & Nutrition, Kufri, Shimla (H.P)

Contact: 9218549570

6. Mr. Pratap Sharma,

Human Resources Executive,

Wildflower Hall-An Oberoi Resort,

Chharabra, Shimla (H.P)

Contact: 9318572493


School of Civil Engineering




Contact: 9805092442


2. Mrs. Surbhi Srivastava,

Asstt. Professor, School of Civil Engineering,


Contact: 8894144689

3. Dr. J.N. Jha,

Professor & Head, Civil Engineering Deptt.,

Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College,

Gill Road, Ludhiana

Contact: 09872843371




4. Mr. G.L. Garg,

Executive Engineer,

343, Sec.22-A, Chandigarh-160022

Contact: 09417405739

5. Ms. Amanpreet Kaur,

Asstt.Professor, Deptt.of Civil Engineering,

Rayat Bahra Institute of Engineering & NANO Technology,

V.P.O. Bohan, Distt. Hoshiarpur, Punjab

Contact: 09888017522

School of Mechanical Engineering




Contact: 9805092442


2. Dr. Suresh Kumar,

Dean, School of Mechanical Engineer,


Contact: 9816066515

3. Dr. Anoop Kumar,

Deptt.of Mechanical Engineering,

NIT Hamirpur,

Himachal Pradesh-177005

4. Mr. Gaurav Sharma,

Asstt. Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering,


Contact: 9459581225

5. Mr. VikasUcharia,

Asstt. Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering,


6. Dr. S.C. Loraiya,

Rayat Institute of Engineering & Information Technology (RIEIT),

Railmajra, Tehsil Balachaur, Distt. S.B.S Nagar, Punjab-144533

School of Computer Science Engineering




Contact: 9805092442


2. Dr. RajanVohra,

Dean, School of Computer Science & Engineering


Contact: 9999979828

3. Ms. Neha Sharma,

Asstt. Professor,School of Computer Science & Engineering,


Contact: 9418972177



4. Ms. Vibhuti Sikri,

Asstt. Professor, School of Computer Science & Engineering


Contact: 9816729024

5. Mr. GagandeepPajni,

Senior Manager,

Industry Expert,

Agile Informatics Ltd.,

School of Electronics & Communication Engineering




Contact: 9805092442


2. Prof. Gurnam Singh,

Department of Electrical Engineering,

PEC University of Technology,

Sector – 12, Chandigarh

3. Prof. Virender Rihani ,

Dean Electronics,

Rayat Bahra Group,

Contact: 09815192970


4. Mr. Ratish Kumar,

Asstt. Professor, School of Electronics and Communication

Engineering,


Contact: 9418358090

5. Mr. Deepak Yadav,


Engineering,


Contact: 9450502381

6. Mr. Pavan Sarma,


Engineering,


Contact: 9805098525

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences




Contact: 9805092442





2. Dr. Chander Mohan,

Director Principal (RBIP),

VPO Bohan, Teh. & Distt.Hoshiarpur

Punbab-146001

3. Dr. Vikram Kumar (Yadav),

Asstt. Professor,



Contact: 09816954446

4. Mr. NiladrySekhar Gosh,

Asstt. Professor,


Contact: 09792179567

5. Dr. AbhayDharamsi,

Principal, SWIFT School of Pharmacy,

Campus GhaggarSarai, (NH-1) Rajpura,

Distt. Patiala (Pb)-140401

Contact: 9914031960

Email: principalswiftcollege.edu.in

ACADEMIC COUNCIL

Name Designation/

Profession

Position

held in

Academic

Council

Postal Address

Dr. S.K. Bansal Vice Chancellor Chairman

Bahra University,Vill.

Waknaghat, P.O- Kiarighat,

Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.-

Solan (H.P.).

Mr. Gaurav

Bhattacharya,

Dean of

Faculties &

Director

Principal

School of

Hospitality &

Tourism

Member

Bahra University,

Vill. Waknaghat, P.O

Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat,

Distt.- Solan (H.P.).

Dr. Angshu

Banerjee

Dean, Academic

Affairs

Member Bahra University, Vill.

Waknaghat, P.O-

Kiarighat, Teh.-

Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan

(H.P.)

Dr. Sushil

Chaudhary

Controller of

Examination

Member

Bahra University, Vill.



Solan (H.P.)

Dr. Rajan Vohra

Prof. & Dean

Computer

Science

Engineering

Member




Solan (H.P.)

Dr. Suresh Kumar

Babbar

Prof. & Dean

of Mechanical

Engineering

Member


Waknaghat, P.0- Kiarighat,

Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan

(H.P.)

Mr. Ratish Kumar

Assistant

Professor,

School of

Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

Member

1. Bahra University, Vill.

2. Waknaghat, P.O- Kiarighat,

Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.-g

Solan (H.P.)

Ms. Suarbhi

Sirivastava

Faculty In-

charge, School

of Civil

Engineering

Member

1. Bahra University, Vill.



Solan (H.P.)

Dr. Ajay Prasher Dean, School of

Management




Solan (H.P.)

Mrs. Shivani

Mehta

Assistant

Librarian

Member


Waknaghat, P.O-

Kiarighat, Teh.-

Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan

(H.P.)

Mr. Gaurav

Sharma

Assistant

Professor,

School of

Mechanical

Engineering




Solan (H.P.)

Ms. Neha

Sharma,

Assistant

Professor,

School of

Computer

Science &

Engineering

Member

2. Bahra University, Vill,

3. Waknaghat, P.O- Kiarighat,


Solan (H.P.)

Prof. K.K.

Uppal,

Joint Managing

Director

Member

Rayat Bahra Group of

Institute,

126-127, Sector- 34-A,

Chandigarh.

Dr. Sandeep

Singh Kaura

Joint Managing

Director

Member

J. M. D, RBGI, 126-127,

Sector 34 A, Chandigarh.

Sh. C.R.B. Lalit

Registrar

Member

Secretary


Waknaghat, P.O-

Kiarighat,


Solan (H.P.)

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT:-

Name Designation/

Profession

Position

held in

Board of

Manageme

nt

Postal Address

Dr. S.K. Bansal

Vice- Chancellor Chairman Bahra University, Vill.



Solan (H.P.)

Dr.Angshu

Banerjee

Dean Academic

Affairs

Member




Solan (H.P.)

Dr. Rajan Vohra Prof. & Dean

Computer Science

Engineering

Member




Solan (H.P.)

Dr.K.K.Uppal

Joint Managing

Director

Member Rayat Bahra Group of

Institute, 126-127, Sector- 34-

A, Chandigarh

Dr. Sandeep

Kaura

Joint Managing

Director

Member

Rayat Bahra Group of

Institute, 126-127, Sector- 34-

A, Chandigarh

Two eminent

Educationist to

be nominated

by the H.P.

Govt. in

consultation

with

HPPIERC

Dr.Suresh

Babbar

Professor & Dean

ME

Member


Waknaghat,P.O-Kiarighat,


Solan (H.P.)

Mr. Gaurav

Bhattacharya

Dean School of

Hospitality &

Tourism

Member


Waknaghat,P.O-Kiarighat,


Solan (H.P.)

Sh. C.R.B. Lalit

Registrar

Member

Secretary


Waknaghat, P.O-

Kiarighat,


Solan (H.P.)

GOVERNING BODY

Name Designation/

Profession

Position held

In

Governing

Body

Postal Address

Shri Gurvinder

Singh Bahra

Chancellor Chairman Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat,

Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat,


Dr. S.K. Bansal Vice Chancellor Member Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat,

Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat,


Smt. Manjit Kaur

Sh. Sagli Ram

Sh. Nirmal Singh

Rayat

Dr.L.K.

Maheshwari

Dr.D.K.Paul

Dr. A.S. Chawla

Secretary,

Bahra

Educational

and

Charitable

Society

Treasurer ,

Bahra

Educational

and

Charitable

Society

President,

Rayat Bahra

Group of

Institutes

Ex. Vice

Chancellor

Professor &

Head

Dean & Prof

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Kothi No 202 Sector 21

Chandigarh

Kothi No 202 Sector 21

Chandigarh

Rayat Bahra Group of Institute,

126-127, Sector- 34-A,

Chandigarh.

Vidya Vihar Campus,

Pilani- Rajasthan

PIN- 333031

Professor & Head, Earthquake

Engineering Department, IIT,

Roorkee, Roorkee, PIN- 247667

Dean & Professor,

School of Management, Punjab

University,

Patiala

Principal

Secretary

(Finance) or his

Representative.

Principal Secy

(Education) or his

Representative

Nominee of

H.P.

Government

Nominee of

H.P.

Government

Member

Member

Principal Secretary. (Finance),

Govt. of H.P.,

Shimla – 177002

Principal Secretary (Education),

Govt. of H.P.,

Shimla – 177002

Shri Govind

Ram Shri

Tejvant Singh

Member of

the H.P. State

Legislative

Assembly

Member of

the H.P. State

Legislative

Assembly.

Member

Member

Vill.- Khalyana (Jalpaghati),

P.O.- Shallaghat,

Teh.- Arki, Distt.- Solan.Flat No.-

311, Jawahar

Vidhayak Sadan, Chambor Council,

Shimla - 04

Shri C.R.B.

Lalit

Registrar Member

Secy.


Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat,

Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan

(H.P.)

Details are attached at Appendix XVII

5.2 What are the rules

/regulations

/procedure for

revision/procedure for

revision of the

curriculum and when

was the curriculum

last updated?

Rules for revision:-

1. The curriculum to be changed is discussed in BOS elaborately.

2. The final revised copy from BOS is sent to Academic Council.

3. The academic council go through the proposal and approve or change.

4. The draft then is ratified in the next Board of Management meeting.

Last updation in different courses were as follows (By BOS):-

School of Electronics & communication Engineering:

Courses:

B. Tech. in Electronics & communication Engineering

5 years (Integrated B. Tech. in Electrical & Electronics

Engineering and M. Tech. in Hydro Power Engineering)

Last Meeting of BOS held on 30.10.2012

Meeting of Academic Council held on 02.09.2011 & 27.09.2012

School of Computer Science Engineering:

Courses:

B. Tech. in Computer Science Engineering

M. Tech. in Computer Science Engineering



MCA



School of Mechanical Engineering:

Courses:

B. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering

5 years Integrated (B. Tech. + M. Tech.) in Mechanical

Engineering

Meeting of BOS held on 08.09.2012

B. Tech. in Automobile Engineering



School of Civil Engineering:

Courses:

B. Tech. in Civil Engineering

5 years Integrated (B. Tech. + M. Tech.) in Civil Engineering



School of Applied Sciences:



School of Management:

Courses:

BBA

MBA



School of hospitality And Tourism:

Courses:

B. Sc. HMCT

MTM

MHM



School of Pharmaceutical Sciences:

Courses:

B. Pharm

M. Pharm

Meeting of BOS held on 19.09.2012


Details are attached at Appendix 5-A

5.3 Whether approval of

statutory bodies such

as Board of Studies,

Academic Council

and Board of

Management of the

University has been

taken to start various

courses? If yes, please

enclose extracts of

minutes.

Yes

Details are attached at Appendix 5-B.

5.4 Furnish details of the

following aspects of

curriculum design:

Innovation such as

modular curricula

Inter

/multidisciplinary

approach

Our curriculums in different schools are designed in following manner:-

The total subject load is divided into four components, viz.,

a) Basic Subject, comprised of 25% of total load.

b) Core Subject, comprised of 60% of total load.

c) Departmental electives, having 10% of total load.

d) Open elective, multidisciplinary approach having 5% of total load.

5.5 Has the University

conducted an

academic audit? IF,

yes please give details

regarding frequency

and its usage

Yes, Academic Audits are done by the concerned Deans of the Schools. The academic

audit has got four parameters to be considered, viz.,

a) Attendance

b) Lecture Schedule

c) Syllabus covered

d) Result.

Academic audit is done twice a semester for all the courses and action is taken

immediately if there is any discrepancy.

5.6 Apart from classroom

instruction, what are

the other avenues of

learning provided for

the students?

(Example: Projects,

Field trainings,

Seminars, etc.)

The other avenues of teaching learning are as follows:-

a) Project

b) Assignment

c) Guest lecture

d) Workshop

e) Industry visit and Field Training

f) Seminars

5.7 Please provide details

of the examination

system (Whether

examination based on

practical based)

The University adopted the continuous evaluation system. In this system, University

conduct two mid semester tests, T-I and T-II. In these tests, the theory and practical

examinations are conducted. The final examination of the semester is the end

semester Examination. Here also, both theory and practical examinations are

conducted.

5.8 What methods of

evaluation of answer

scripts does the

university follow?

The University follows a dual system wherein,

1. Theoretical subjects –

There are Theory courses as per the course structure .The

examination is conducted for the theory component on the dates as decided

by the Examination Cell.

2. Theory and Practical based subjects –

The subjects which have both the components i.e. Theory and

Practical, both are imparted to the pupil by the concerned Faculty member

and likewise the examination is conducted on the dates provided by the

Whether external

experts are invited for

evaluation?

Examination Cell as per the Academic Calander in Theory as well as

practical.

3. Practical Based subjects –

The courses which have only the practical component (Workshop

Practices)

practical inputs provided to the students by the concerned Faculty

members and the examination is conducted on the dates provided by

the Examination Cell.

As per the system of evaluation

The complete examination process is of

- 300 marks (For subjects with Theory and Practical

component)

- 200 marks (For subjects with Theory component only)

• Mid Semester Examination (Two): - Test – I and Test – II (of 30 marks and 90 minutes each) at regular intervals

after the commencement of the Semester.

• Assignment (Internal Assessment) (of 40 marks)

By Instructor In-charge throughout the semester for the regular check. The

number of assignments may vary as per the subject instructor.

• Practical Examination

Practical – I and Practical – II (of 25 marks each)

By the Instructor In – charge throughout the semester for the regular check.

End Term Examination (Three hours): -

• Theory paper (100 marks)

• Theory and Practical Examination (100 + 50)

The Examination Cell has proposed to invite the External Experts for the Evaluation

of the students in the End Term Practical for which the Approval has been given by

the Dean Academics and Vice – Chancellor along with Deans of all departments. This

system has been put in place recently.

5.9

Mention the number

of malpractices cases

reported during the

last three years and

how they are dealt

with.

The malpractices cases are registered as UMC (Unfair Means Case).

A panel of the following has been constituted–

a. Dean Academics,

b. Controller of Examination,

c. Deans of all Schools

Meeting on fixed date is held, wherein, the Invigilator on duty who caught the student

and registered UMC (through the UMC form duly filled by the student and Invigilator

along with the documental proof) is called and the student against whom UMC is

registered is also called. Both the parties are given fair chances to put forward their

case. The case is then evaluated and decided on Merit and judgment is passed and

student and the parents are informed through the Registrar’s Office.

No. of Cases Registered under UMC during the last three years – 22

Details are attached at Appendix 5-C

5.10 Does the University

have a continuous

internal evaluation

system?

Yes

The complete examination process is of

- 300 marks (For subjects with Theory and Practical

component)

- 200 marks (For subjects with Theory component only)

• Mid Semester Examination (Two): - Test – I and Test – II (of 30 marks and 90 minutes each) at regular intervals

after the commencement of the Semester.

• Assignment (Internal Assessment) (of 40 marks)

By Instructor In-charge throughout the semester for the regular check. The

number of assignments may vary as per the subject instructor.

• Practical Examination

Practical – I and Practical – II (of 25 marks each)

By the Instructor In – charge throughout the semester for the regular check.

End Term Examination (Three hours): -

• Theory paper (100 marks)

• Theory and Practical Examination (100 + 50)

5.12 How are the question

papers set to ensure

the achievements of

the course objective?

The question papers are set as per the following system –

a. Test – I

This test carries 30 % course of the total course .

b. Test – II

This test carries next 30 % course of the total course .

c. End Term Examination

This test carries full Course Content.

5.13

State the policy of the

University for the

constitution of the

board of question

paper setters, board of

examiners and

invigilators.

1. The Dean of each school send a list of Examiners for paper setting which

consists of Internal Faculty as well as External Examiners. Internal

Examiners are those who are not teaching the subject.

2. The Controller of Examination in consultation with the Vice – Chancellor

and Dean Academics shortlists the External and Internal Paper setter for

each subject.

3. A letter is sent to them along with the Course details, Paper Format,

Remuneration Bill along with the last date to submit the question paper to

the Controller of Examination through E-mail/ through post.

4. The papers are selected and then printed for the conduct of examination

one day prior to the date of examination.

5.14 How regular and time

bound are conduct of

examinations and

announcement of

results? Substantive

with details and dates

of examinations and

announcement of

results for the last 3

years. Details to be

provided in the given

format:-

Year Date of End semester Exam Date of announcement

of results

2010 – 11 20 December – 24 December, 2010 5 January, 2011

4 April – 8 April, 2011

16 April, 2011

18 July – 22 July, 2011 30 July, 2011

2011 – 12 2 January – 13 January, 2012

5 March, 2012

25 June – 5 July, 2012

20 July, 2012

2012 – 13 17 December – 29 December, 2012 18 January, 2013

D. ADMISSION PROCESS:

6.1 How are students selected for

admission to various courses? Please

provide faculty-wise information:

a. Through special entrance tests

b. Through interviews

c. Through their academic

records.

d. Through combination of the

above.

Please also provide details about the

weightage give to the above.

For U. G. & P. G. Programmes:

Eligibility as per AICTE Norms.

Merit of entrance tests conducted by Bahra University.

Merit of National Level entrance Test such as AIEEE/CMAT

etc.

For Ph. D. Programmes:

Entrance Test and followed by Interview as per UGC

regulations.

6.2 Whether the University is admitting

students from national level entrance

test or state level entrance test? IF yes,

please provide following details:

Name

of the

Nation

al

State

level

entran

ce

exam

No. of

studen

ts

admitt

ed

% of

student

s from

the total

admitte

d

Remarks.

Name of the National/

State level entrance exam

No. of

students

admitted

% of

students

from the

total

admitted

Remarks

.

AIEEE/GATE/PU-

Entrance/HPCMAT/MAT

/GPAT/HPMTA

117

16.61

6.3 Whether admission procedure is

available on the University website and

in the prospectus

Yes.

6.4 Please provide details of the eligibility

criteria for admission in all the courses: Eligibility Criteria for all Different courses for 2012-13

S.

No

.

Programmes Eligibility Criteria

1 School of Engineering & Technology

M.Tech. ( Computer

Science)

B.Tech,MCA or AMIE

(Associate Member of Institute

of Engineers) with at least 50%

marks. (45% in case of

candidate belonging to

SC/ST/OBC categories)

B.Tech.

10+2(Non-Medical/Medical

with Mathematics scoring at

least 45% marks (40% in case

of candidate belonging to


(a) Mechanical

Engineering

(b) Electronics &

Communication Engg.

(c) Civil Engineering

(d) Computer Science &

Engineering

(e) Automobile

Engineering

5 years Integrated

(B.Tech + M.Tech.)

10+2(Non-Medical/Medical

with Mathematics scoring at

(a) 5 years Integrated

B.Tech (Electrical &

Electronics Eng.) +

M.Tech. ( Hydro Power

Engg.).

least 45% marks (40% in case

of candidate belonging to


(b) 5 years Integrated

(B.Tech + M.Tech.) in

Mechanical Eng.

(c) 5 years Integrated

(B.Tech + M.Tech.) in

Civil Eng.

2 School of Management

(a) M.B.A.

Graduation in any stream from

a recognized University with at

least 50 % (45% in case of


SC/ST/OBC categories) marks

& CAT/MAT/HPCMAT valid

score

(b) B.B.A.(Hons.)

.+ 2 examination under 10 + 2

system or examination

equivalent thereto of a Board

/University established by law

of India with 45% marks 40%

in case of candidate belonging

to SC/ST/OBC categories)

(c) M.C.A.

Bachelor’s degree in any

discipline with at least 50%

marks from a University

established by law in India,

with Mathematics at +2 level

OR

BCA/B. Sc. (IT)/ B. Sc.

(Computer Science)/any

graduate with computers as

one of the subject in all the

three years of graduation with

at least 45% marks (40% in

case of candidate belonging to


3 School of Hospitality & Tourism Management

(a) B. Sc. - HMCT

+ 2 examination under 10 + 2

system or examination

equivalent thereto of a Board

/University established by law

of India with 45% marks (40%

in case of candidate belonging

to SC/ST/OBC categories)

(c) Master of Tourism

Management

Bachelor’s degree in any

discipline with at least 50%

marks from a University

established by law in India

(45% in case of candidate

belonging to SC/ST/OBC

categories)

4 School of Pharmacy

(a) B. Pharmacy

Should have passed 10+2

examination from a recognized

Board/University with Physics

and Chemistry as compulsory

subjects along with one of the

following subjects:

Mathematics/Biology/Bio-

Technology/Computer

Science; with at least 45%

marks (40% in case of


SC/ST/OBC categories) taken

together.

(b) M. Pharmacy

(Pharmaceutics)

Candidates must hold a B.

Pharm degree from PCI and

AICTE approved Institute.

Candidates must have a first

class or minimum 50% marks

in average (45% for

SC/ST/OBC) in graduation.

6.5

Whether University is providing any

reservation/relaxation in admission? If

yes, please provide details in the given

format:

Category No of

students

admitted

% of quota

provided for

reservation and

preparation in

respect of actual

enrolment

Remarks

ST/ST/OBC

478 32%

6.6 Whether any management quota is

available for the admission in the

University? If yes please provide

details in the given format:

Total

No of

Seats

Cours

e wise

No

of

stud

ents

admi

tted

No of

students

admitted

under

Manage

ment

quota

% of

student

s

admitte

d under

manage

ment

quota

No.

6.7

What is the admission policy of the

University with regard to NRI and

overseas students

N. A. at the moment.

E. FEE STRUCTURE:

7.1 Present Course-wise fee

structure of the University

(Please provide head-wise

details of total fee charged)

Fee as approved by H.P. Govt. is charged and is as under:-

FEE STRUCTURE BATCH 2010-2011

B.Tech(CSE, ECE, ME, CE)

1. Tuition Fee: Rs 85,000/- per Annum

2. Development Fee: Rs Nil

3. Security(Refundable): Rs 5,000/- at the time of Admission only

4. HPPEIRC Fee: 1% of the (1,2 above)




2. Development Fee: Rs 10,000/- Per Annum


4. Add on Charges for facilities/activities to be Provided by University from time to time

5. HPPEIRC Fee: 1% of the (1,2,4 above)

MBA






BBA






B.Sc.(HMCT)






M.Tech





Ph.D.












MBA






BBA






B.Sc.(HMCT)






B.Pharmacy






MCA





M.Tech





MTM





M.Pharmacy(Pharmaceutics)

1. Tuition Fee: Rs 1,20,000/- per Annum




7.2 Any other fee charged by

the University other than

the fee displayed in the

UGC website(e.g Building

Fee, Development Fee, Fee

by any name, etc)

Fee is charged as per above Fee structure only.

7.3 Whether fee structure is

available on the University

website and in the

prospects?

Yes.

7.4 Whether fee is charged by

the University as per fee

structure displayed in the

University website and in

the prospects or some

hidden charges are there?

As per fee structure displayed in University website and Prospectus which is duly Notified

by H. P. Government.

7.5 Mode of Fee collection By cash, online & by Cheque/ Demand Drafts.

7.8 Whether University is

providing any concession in

fee of students? If yes,

please provide details

BAHRA University offers a large number of scholarships & concessions to

meritorious, deserving and needy students. Rs. Seventy Four Lacs Thirty

Thousand six Hundred and Fifty has been given as scholarships to students.

Eligibility Criteria for scholarships & concessions are given below:

Entry Level

Engineering & Technology

M. Tech:

75% marks and above in qualifying exam: 25% in tuition fee

GATE qualified: 25% in tuition fee

B. Tech:

On the basis of A.I.E.E.E Rank

Rank between 1 – 20000: 75% in tuition fee



On the basis of marks in qualifying exam


Management

MBA:



BBA (Hons.):



Hospitality & Tourism

All courses:



Concessions on the

Basis of University /

Board

Results

Equivalent to 25% of

Tuition Fee

Students scoring CGPA>9.0 and 1 to 3

positions in the University examination. Other Concessions

Equivalent to 25% of Tuition Fee to Members /individual of inter-college, inter-

University winner/runners up team for events

Other Fee Concessions during the course

100% of tuition fee: Student whose both parents are not alive.

50% of tuition fee: Student whose father is not alive.

50% of tuition fee: Single Girl child.

25% of tuition fee: Brother/sister of a student studying in University.

(Concession will be given to the both admitted student

and as long as both are studying in the University.)

25% of tuition fee: Physically challenged /disabled student.

The candidate must maintain consistent academic performance

with minimum first class.

Equivalent to

50% of Tuition

Fee

'A' certificate holders in sports that are recognized

by concerned University /Board

Equivalent to

25% of Tuition

Fee

'B' certificate holders in sports that are recognized by

concerned University /Board or

State winner /runner-up in the sports that are

recognized by concerned University

/Board.

7.9 Details of the Hostel Fee

including Mess Charges.

Hostel Fee charged:-

Session 2010-2011 Rs. 50,000.00/P.A

Session 2011-2012 Rs. 58,000.00/P.A

Session 2012-2013 Rs. 65,000.00/P.A

7.10 Any other Fee No.

7.11 Basis of Fee Structure As per H. P. Government Notification.

7.12 Whether the University has

received any complaint

with regard to the Fee

charged or fee structure? If

yes please give details

about the action taken.

No.

7.13 Whether the University is

providing any scholarship

to students? If yes please

provide details.

BAHRA University offers a large number of scholarships & concessions to

meritorious, deserving and needy students. . Rs. Seventy Four Lacs Thirty

Thousand six Hundred and Fifty has been given as scholarships to students.

Eligibility Criteria for scholarships & concessions are given below:

Entry Level

Engineering & Technology

M. Tech:


GATE qualified: 25% in tuition fee

B. Tech:

On the basis of A.I.E.E.E Rank




On the basis of marks in qualifying exam


Management

MBA:



BBA (Hons.):



Hospitality & Tourism

All courses:



Concessions on the

Basis of University /

Board

Results

Equivalent to 25% of Students scoring CGPA>9.0 and 1 to 3

Equivalent to

50% of Tuition

Fee

'A' certificate holders in sports that are recognized

by concerned University /Board

Equivalent to

25% of Tuition

Fee

'B' certificate holders in sports that are recognized by

concerned University /Board or

State winner /runner-up in the sports that are

recognized by concerned University

/Board.

Tuition Fee positions in the University examination.

Other Concessions Equivalent to 25% of Tuition Fee to Members /individual of inter-college, inter-

University winner/runners up team for events Other Fee Concessions during the course

100% of tuition fee: Student whose both parents are not alive.

50% of tuition fee: Student whose father is not alive.

50% of tuition fee: Single Girl child. 25% of tuition fee: Brother/sister of a student studying in University.

(Concession will be given to the both admitted student

and as long as both are studying in the University.)

25% of tuition fee: Physically challenged /disabled student.

The candidate must maintain consistent academic performance

with minimum first class.

F. FACULTY

8.1 Total no. of

Sanctioned and

filled up posts

(Institution – wise

and Department –

wise)

Dept. Professor Associate

Professor

Assistant

Professor

Sanc

tioned

Filled Sanc

tioned

Filled Sanc

tioned

Filled

School of Engineering

& Technology

Civil Engineering 01 01 03 - 08 10

Mechanical

Engineering

01 03 03 - 08 09

Electronics & Comm.

Engineering

01 02 03 - 08 10

Computer Science

Engineering

01 01 03 01 08 12

Applied Sciences 02 - 05 01 23 19

School of

Management

02 02 04 - 16 15

School o Hospitality

& Tourism

01 02 02 - 06 05

School of

Pharmaceutical

Sciences

01 03 01 - 04 03

8.2 Details of teaching staff in the following format (Please provided details – Institution – wise and Department –

wise)

(See Details at Appendix XIII)

Dept Name of

the Teacher

Designation Age Educational

Qualification

(Whether qualified

as per UGC

Regulations)

Teaching

Experien

ce in

years

Date of

Appointment

Whether

Full time

or part

time

Regular

or adhoc

Scale of

pay

No. of

publications

8.3 Category – wise no. of

Teaching staff

Category Female Male Total

SC 01 01 02

ST - 01 01

OBC - - -

PH - 01 01

General 37 58 95

Total 38 61 99

8.4 Details of the permanent and temporary faculty members in the following format

Particulars Female Male Total

Total no. of Permanent Teachers

No. of teachers with PH. D. as the highest qualification 06 14 20

No. of teachers with M. Phil as the highest qualification 05 04 09

No. of teachers with P. G. as the highest qualification 29 41 70

Total no. of Temporary Teachers

No. of teachers with PH. D. as the highest qualification - - -

No. of teachers with M. Phil as the highest qualification - - -

No. of teachers with P. G. as the highest qualification - - -

Total no. of Part – Time Teachers

No. of teachers with PH. D. as the highest qualification - - -

No. of teachers with M. Phil as the highest qualification - - -

No. of teachers with P. G. as the highest qualification - - -

Total no. of Visiting Teachers - - -

8.5 Ratio of full time teachers to part

time/ contract teachers

All Faculty is full time.

8.6 Process of recruitment of faculty

- Whether advertised? (pl. attach

copy of the ad)

- Whether selection committee

was constituted as per the UGC

regulation?

Yes.

Yes.

8.7 Does the University follow self –

appraisal method to evaluate

teachers on teaching, research and

work satisfaction? If yes, how is

the self-appraisal of teachers

analyzed and used? Whether: -

Self-appraisal Evaluation Peer

Review

Student evaluation others

(specify)

Yes.

Student feedback system is in place.

8.8

Institution – wise and department

– wise teacher student ratio (only

full time faculty)

School of Engineering & Technology: 1:15

School of Management : 1:15

School of Hospitality & Tourism: 1:11

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences: 1:4

8.9 Whether the University is

providing UGC pay scales to the

permanent faculty? If yes, please

provide the following details: -

Scale of pay with all the

allowances

Professor -

Yes.

37,400-6700+10,000 (AGP)

37,400-6700+9000(AGP)

Associate Prof.-

Assistant Prof.-

Mode of payment-

(Cash/ Cheque)

15,600-39100+6000(AGP)

Through Bank transfer.

8.10 Pay/ Remuneration provided to: -

Part – Time Faculty –

Temporary Faculty –

Guest Faculty –

-

-

Minimum Rs. 3000/- .

Provision Exists for higher Remuneration also.

8.11 Facilities for teaching staff (Please

provide details about Residence,

Rooms, Cubicals, Computers/ Any

other)

Faculty Officer’s Guest house.

Offices.

Computers.

Medical Facilities.

Sports Facility.

Gymnasium.

Transport.

Mess.

Conference Hall.

Cafeteria & Tuck Shop.

G. INFRASTRUCTURE

9.1 Does the

University have

sufficient space

for Land &

Building?

Yes

120.09 Bighas.

9.2 Does the

University have

sufficient Class

rooms?

Yes

School

No of Class Rooms/ Tutorial Rooms

Available

Class Room Tutorial Room School of Engineering & Technology 2 of 183 sq. mt each

20 of 77.38 sq. mt

each

10 of 44 sq. mt

each


6 of 77 sq. mt each

2 of 44 sq. mt

each

School of Hospitality and Tourism

2 of 77 sq. mt each

1 of 44 sq. mt

each


1 of 77 sq. mt each

1 of 44 sq. mt

each

TOTAL 31 14

9.3 Laboratories

& Equipment

(Details to be

provided in

Appendix –

XIV and

Appendix –

XV)

See at Appendix – XIV

a) Item

Description

(Make and

model)

See at Appendix – XV

b) Location

(Department)

c) Value (Rs.)

d) Present

Condition

e) Date of

Purchase

9.4 Library

a) Total Space (all

kinds)

4560.95 Sq. Ft.

b) Computer/

Communicatio

n facilities

6:1+1=7 Computers , intercom and Phone facility.

c) Total no. of

Ref. Books

(Each

Department)

SCHOOLS TITLES VOLUMES NATIONAL

JOURNAL

INTER

NATIONAL

JOURNAL

ONLINE

JOURNAL

ENGINEERING

&

TECHNOLOGY

1521 5626 43 09

1.(ASCE),

2. (Wiley-

Computer

Science+

DataSystem

+Telecom.) ,

3.(Wiley -

Mechanical,

Electrical and

Electronics

Engineering).

MANAGEMEN

T 785 2157 18 10

1. (J- Gate Social

and management

Science), 2.

(IAEME),

3.(SAGE)

HOSPITALITY 412 665 06 --

Bentham Science

Pharmacy

Collection

PHARMACY 152 554 07 --

Gale Cengage

Learning

TOTAL 2870 9002 74 19 11717

d) All Research

Journals

subscribed on a

regular basis

93(Printed) + 11717(online Journals)

9.5 Sports

Facilities (Details to be

provided in

Appendix –

XVI)

Table Tennis.

Chess.

Carom.

Basketball.

Volley Ball.

Gymnasium. a) Open Play

Ground(s) for

outdoor sports

(Athletics,

Football,

Hockey,

Cricket, etc.)

Yes, Volleyball ground.

b) Track for

Athletics

Under Development.

c) Basketball

Courts

Yes.

d) Squash/ Tennis

Courts

Will be provided in future.

e) Swimming Will be provided in future.

Pool (Size)

f) Indoor Sports

facilities

including

Gymnasium

Yes.

The Bahra University has recently established a most modern Gymnasium which

provides multipurpose facilities those are required for body fitness. Apart from this,

University is also providing facilities in the followings:-

1) Table Tennis.

2) Chess.

3) Carom.

4) Basketball.

5) Billiards.

g) Any other Conference Room & Seminar Hall.

Cafeteria.

24 hours Ambulance Service.

24 hours Electricity backup

Tuck-shops

Stationery Shop.

Books Shop.

Gift Shop.

Barber Shop.

Confectionery Shop. 9.6 Does the

University has

provision for

Residential

Accommodatio

n including

hostels (boys &

girls

separately)

Yes.

Bahra University offers hostel facilities for the students. We understand that

most of our students are moving away from home for the first time, so we strive to make the

transition as smooth as possible by offering comfortable and safe hostels within the campus,

providing a homely atmosphere. There are two boys hostel and one girls hostel. Each hostel

has a Residential Warden under the control of GM-Admin ensures discipline and creation of

an atmosphere that is conducive to learning. Spacious and well ventilated rooms with

adequate furniture and cupboards are available to give the students a homely environment.

Both the hostels have recreation rooms with Dish TV and indoor games like Carrom board

and table tennis and a gymnasium and with study Room also.

Some important features of the residential facilities with respect to campus

hostel and room pattern are:

Separate hostel facility for boys and girls within the campus.

Adequate ventilation and lighting facility.

Arrangement for 24 hours uninterrupted power supply through dedicated hotlines.

Hygienic mess facility with Vegetarian meals only.

Hot water in bathrooms

24 hours Security.

Laundry facility(Optional on payment basis)

Tuck shops to cater to all needs of the students at all hours.

Newspapers and magazines are provided to students on demand.

Hostel Capacity:-

Boys hostel- I 64 Rooms 192 seats

Boys hostel –II 64 Rooms 186 seats

Boys hostel – III Under construction

Total 378seats

Girls Hostel 48 Rooms 144 seats

H. FINANCIAL VIABILITY

10.1 Details of the Corpus

Fund created by the

University

Amount –

FDR No. Date –

Period –

(Documentary

evidence to be given)

Deposited 3 Crores vide FD No 895709039 dated 09.07.2010 with the Principal Secy

Education to the Govt. of H. P.

Amount 3 Crores

FDR No. 895709039

FDR No. Date 09.07.2010

FDR copy attached.

10.2 Financial position of

the University (please

provide audited income

and expenditure

statement for the last 3

years)

S. No. Year Income Expenditure

1. 2008-09 --- 70270.00

2. 2009-10 --- 1407634.00

3. 2010-11 19160551.00 43782846.00

4. 2011-12 111043114.00 131868588.00

10.3 Source of finance and

quantum of funds

available for running

the University (for last

audited year)

Fees –

Donations –

Loan –

Interest –

Any other (pl. Specify)

–

Financial

Year

Internal

Accrual

Term Loan,

Rs.

Corpus Fund, Rs.

Total, Rs.

2008-09

--

28675207.00

20070300.00

48745507.00

2009-10

--

164945802.00

50070300.00

215016102.00

2010-11

19160551.00

340836050.00

65448005.00

425444606.00

2011-12

111043114.00 633099783.00 90070300.00 834213197.00

10.4 What is the

University’s ‘unit cost’

of education? (Unit

cost = total annual

expenditure (budget

accruals) divided by

the number of student

enrolled) Unit cost

calculated excluding

the salary component

may also be given

1) Unit Cost as per Budget accruals & total

Expenditures based on Balance Sheet for

the year 2011-2012 = Total Expenditure

Total no. of Students

= 131868588.00

822

= Rs. 160424.07

II) Unit Cost per student after deducting

salary components based on Balance

Sheet 2011-201 = Total Expenditure- Salary Component

Total no. of Students

= 131868588.00- 39408334.00

822

= 92460254 = Rs. 112482.06

822

I. GOVERNANCE SYSTEM

11. ORGANIZATION, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT

11.1 Composition

of the

statutory

bodies of the

University

(please give

names,

profession &

full postal

address of the

members and

date of

constitution)

:-

Governing

Board

Executive

Council

Board of

Management

Academic

Council

Finance

Committee

Board of

Studies

Other

(Details to be

provided in

Appendix –

XVII)

Following Statutory Bodies are there in Bahra University:

Governing Body.

Board of management.

Finance Committee

Planning Board

Academic Council

Board of studies:

See details at Annexure XVII

11.2 Dates of the

meetings of

the above

bodies held

during the

last 2 year

(Enclose

attested copy

of the

minutes of

the meetings)

The following meetings of different Statuary Bodies were held:-

I. Governing Body:

1) 1st Governing Body Meeting held on 5-07-2011

2) 2nd Governing Body Meeting held on 9-07-2011

3) 3rd Governing Body Meeting held on 23-09-2011

4) 4th

Governing Body Meeting held on 26-03-2012

5) 5th

Governing Body Meeting held on 19.12.2012

II. Academic Council:

1) 1st Academic Council Meeting held on 02-09-2011

2) 2nd Academic Council Meeting held on 08-02-2012

3) 3rd

Academic Council Meeting held on 27.09.2012

III. Board of Management:

1) 1st Board of Management Meeting held on 12-09-2011

2) 2nd Board of Management Meeting held on 08-11-2011

3) 3rd

Board of Management Meeting held on 07-01-2012

4) 4th


5) 5th


6) 6th

Board of Management Meeting held on 21.09.2012

7) 7th

Board of Management Meeting held on 16.11.2012

IV. Finance Committee:

1) 1st Finance Committee Meeting held on 17.10-2011

2) 2nd

Finance Committee Meeting held on 22-03-2012

V. Planning Board:

1) 1st Planning Board Meeting held on 15.09-2011

2) 2nd

Planning Board Meeting held on 20-03-2012

3) 3rd

Planning Board Meeting held on 04.05.2012

BOARD OF STUDIES

A. School of Engineering & Technologies.

I. Electronics & communication Engineering:

1) 1st meeting of BOS of ECE held on 27.08.2011

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of ECE held on 30.08.2011

3) 3rd


4) 4th


II. Computer Science Engineering:

1) 1st meeting of BOS of CSE held on 27.08.2011

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of CSE held on 30.08.2011

MCA

1) 1st meeting of BOS of CSE held on 24.08.2012

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of CSE held on 21.09.2012

III. Mechanical Engineering:

1) 1st meeting of BOS of ME held on 28.08.2011

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of ME held on 31.08.2011

3) 3rd


4) 4th


Automobile Engineering

1) 1st meeting of BOS of ME held on 30.08.2012

2) 2nd


IV. Civil Engineering:

1) 1st meeting of BOS of CE held on 27.08.2011

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of CE held on 30.08.2011

3) 3rd


4) 4th


V. Applied Sciences:

1) 1st meeting of BOS of AS held on29.08.2011

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of AS held on 01.09.2011

VI. School of Management:

1) 1st meeting of BOS of MBA/BBA held on 28.08.2011

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of MBA/BBA held on 31.08.2011

VII. School of Hospitality and Tourism:

1) 1st meeting of BOS of HM held on 28.08.2011

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of HM held on 31.08.2011

3) 3rd


4) 4th


VIII. School of Pharmaceutical Sciences:

1) 1st meeting of BOS of Pharmaceutical Sciences held on 21.08.2012

2) 2nd

meeting of BOS of Pharmaceutical Sciences held on 19.09.2012

(Minutes of meeting of Governing Body, Academic Council, Finance

Committee, Board of Management Planning Board and Board of Studies are enclosed

in Appendix -11-A)

11.3 What

percentage of

the members

of the Boards

of Studies, or

such other

academic

committees

are external?

Enclose the

guidelines for

BOS or such

other

Committees.

All the Board of Studies are comprised of six members. In these, two members are out siders.

Therefore, 33% to 40% of the members are external. The guidelines for BOS is as follows:-

The BOS of each school consists of

i) The Dean Academic

ii) The Dean of the School

iii) Two faculty of the School

i) iv) Two external expert from academic/Industry.

11.4 Are there

strategies to

review

academic

programmes

besides the

academic

council? If

yes, give

details about

what, when

and how

often are such

reviews

made?

Yes, there are strategies to review the academic programmes. It is a continuous process. All

the Deans are exercising these reviews regularly in consultation with students, industries

where the students take training and the industry needs.

J. RESEARCH PROFILE

12.1 Faculty – wise and

Department - wise

information to be

provided in respect of

the following:-

Student Teacher

Ratio

Class Rooms

Teacher Labs

Research Labs

(Major

Equipment’s)

Research Scholars

(M. Tech, Ph.D.,

Post-Doctoral

Scholars)

Publications in last

3 year (year

– wise list)

No. of books

Published

Patents

Transfer of

Technology

Inter – department

Research

(Inter-

Disciplinary)

Consultancy

Externally funded

Research Projects

Educational

Programmes

Arranged

BAHRA UNIVERSITY

School wise detail of Research Profile is attached at Annexure 12-A

K. MISC.

13. DETAILS OF NON – TEACHING STAFF

13.1 Details of Non – Teaching Staff

Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of pay Date of

Appointment

Trained Yes/No

If yes, Details

(See Details at Appendix XVIII)

13.2 Summary of the

Non-Teaching Staff

Particulars Female Male Total

Administrative Staff

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Sub total

02

06

03

15

26

09

11

03

145

168

11

17

06

160

194

Technical Staff

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Sub total

-

05

-

-

05

-

17

-

-

17

-

22

-

-

22

Grand Total 31 185 216

13.3 No. of Non-

teaching staff

category wise

- Category Female Male Total

SC 02 71 73

ST - - -

OBC - 09 09

PH - - -

General 29 105 134

Total 31 185 216

13.4 Ratio of Non-

teaching staff to

students

1:7

13.5 Ratio of Non-

teaching staff to

faculty

2:1

14. ACADEMIC RESULTS:

14.1 Faculty – wise and course – wise academic results of

the past 3 years

S. No. Course No. of Candidates

appeared

Result

Copy attached AT Annexure 14-A

15. ACCREDITATION

15.

1

Whether Accreditation by NAAC? If yes, please

provide the following details:-

Date of Accreditation

Period

Grade

CGPA

Grading System Followed

Not at present.

University was established in October, 2010.

15.

2

Whether courses are accredited by NBA? If yes,

please provide course – wise details as under:-

S.

No.

Course Whether

Accredited

Period of Accreditation

Not at present.

University was established in October 2010.

15.

3

Other Accreditation, if any

No.

15.

4

Any other information

(including special achievements by the University

which may be relevant for the University)

1. STAFF TRAINING: Staff training (Teaching and Non-teaching)

is

the prime motive of Bahra University. Mastering

alternative models of teaching helps build competence and

effectiveness in the repertoire of classroom teachers.

However, because the attainment of new skills does not by

itself ensure transfer to classroom use, teacher training

programs should incorporate study of the transfer process

itself, reinforced by team effort. Accordingly, strategies are

formed for a collaborative approach to teacher

development, involving continuous training and study of

both the academic substance and the craft of teaching.

Following strategies are formed :-

2. Integrate research and practice in learning to

teach.

3. “Horizontal transfer" (a direct shift of skill

from training to actual use) and "Vertical

transfer" (the adaptation of skills to fit

conditions of the workplace).

4. Increasing learning aptitude and stress the

importance for continual growth of teachers.

5. Effective Mentoring process

6. “Persona Enhancement” wrt to Teaching

Skills.

7. Client connect and interpersonal skills for

Non-teaching staff

2 CARRIER DEVELOPMENT AND

PLACEMENTS:

Resting on the mission of “Choice career for

every Rayat -Bahra student”, an exclusive and

extensive department for career development and

placement had been brought into existence in the year

2007. In this direction, some path breaking initiatives

and decisions have been taken viz delivery in

communication and soft skills for all students spanning

their complete stay at campus, enhancing vocational

skills based on industry trends and establishing close

working relationship with leading business

organizations. The Department is equipped with full-

time Training and Placement professionals in well-

defined organizational structure and it offers the

student an active placement service to assist students

in obtaining desirable employment.

The department is literally in the

cynosure

of all concerned, bringing together corporate

luminaries and student community at Rayat & Bahra

in intellectually stimulating and mutually beneficial

interactions that form the basis of firm relationship

that would grow and strengthen over the years.

Bahra University has state of the art

Career

Development Cell taking responsibility of placement

of all the students. It has taken some path breaking

decisions and initiatives that include setting up a state

of the art Career Development Cell making the

development process of communication and soft skills

compulsory for all students, spanning their complete

stay at campus, enhancing vocational skills based on

Industry requirements, trends and establishing close

working relationship with some of the leading business

and industry organization

Bahra University has achieved 100%

placements for the passing out MBA batch with

highest package 18 lakh p. a to one of our students.

The list of the companies where are students have been

placed. Many students have got 2 job offers. The

placements at Bahra University witnessed participation

from regular recruiters combined with a plethora of

new entrants for the first batch of Management

students.

With its robust growth story, the IT

domain

was well represented by companies like TCS, HCL,

Wipro, Syntel, L&T InfoTech, NIIT Technologies,

Infogain, etc.

Our Corporate Recruitment Partners:-

PepsiCo

Aditya

Birla

Group

Kodak

Securities

India

Mart

Khanna

Paper Mill MORE Lupin Pharma

NJ

India

Invest

Nestle Sonalika Indian Infoline

Idbi

Intech

Future

ICICI

Prudential

DBS

Cholamandala

Trade

India

m

DLF

Pramerica

Bank Of

America

Standard

Chartered

Religar

e

Trident

Barclays

Shared

Services

HCL

Technologies

Relianc

e

Tata Aig Vodafone Bry Air Asia

Commu

nication

s

RECENT PLACEMENTS:

S.NO NAME OF STUDENT COMPANY

1. Akansha

Chauhan

Ankur Rohal

Sandeep Verma

Praveen Sharma

ICFAI GROUP

2. Ashima Kanwar

Nitika Chauhan

IT

ACADEMICS

3. Sandesh IDBI BANK

4. Tanya Kapila

HCL

Technologies

5. Shurti Ahuja

PEPSICO

6. Monika Gupta KOTAK

7. Amit Banga EXCEL

CALLNET

8. Kriti Bhandari

2 Priyanka

Thakur

BOSE INDIA

9. Nidita Negi

Kailash

Bhushan

Priyanka

AXIS BANK

10. Preeti

Ashima

Kanwar

TOMMYHILF

IGHER

11. Arti Bhatia

VIDEOCON

3 DST Project:

The University got one Research Project from DST

with a grant of Rs. 23 Lakhs.

4 MOU’ s:

Memorandum Of Understanding Signed

Between Bahra University And Other

Institutions

MoU with California State University,

Fullerton, U.S.A. for recognize the importance

of exchange in India-U.S. economic and social

development.

MoU with Clemson University, Grenville, U.

S. A.

MoU with University of Cambridge.

MoU with Thunderbird School of Global

Management, Arizona, U.S.A.

Memorandum Of Understanding Signed

Between Bahra University And Other

Industries for Training

Reliance Money.

5. E-CELL:

The Entrepreneurship Cell @ Bahra University is a

place for all those who avoid taking beaten paths and

believe in leaving trails in all walks of life. The E Cell at

Bahra aims at manifesting the latent Entrepreneurial spirit

of young students. Not only do we at E-Cell show you the

doors of opportunity but we also help you to walk through

it by providing resources such as seed, funding mentoring,

networking with other entrepreneurs frequent interactive

sessions and Competitions. If the student has an

entrepreneurial spark, we make sure that it bursts. It is a

firm belief at the Entrepreneurship Cell that original

thoughts and radical ideas take shape in young minds.

Students are the greatest natural resource and the Cell

intends to nurture them and provide them with

opportunities for excellence thus creating JOB

PROVIDERS instead of JOB SEEKERS. The cell has

association with lots of agencies like EDI Ahmedabad,

NEN and DST Govt of India. The cell does lots of

Awareness camps and FDP in association with EDI

Ahmedabad.

See details at Appendix 15.A

16. STRENGTH AND WEAKNESSES OF THE UNIVERSITY

16.

1

Strengths of the University With the backing of more than 12 years of experience in the

educational field and the strength of more than 7 campuses with more than

30000 students under the canopy of the Rayat Bahra Group of Institutes in

Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh in the Northern Region, the Bahra

University holds promise in the field of higher education and research.

Bahra University has State of Art Infrastructure, Labs equipped with

latest Equipments, Class Rooms, tutorial Rooms, highly qualified Faculty,

Independent Placement Cell and other Extra Curricular, Recreational

Facilities, MOU’s with Foreign Universities and E-Cell etc. The University

got one Research Project from DST with a grant of Rs. 23 Lakhs, Research

Labs etc.

16.

2

Weaknesses of the University P. G. Programmes and Research activities are yet to start in full

swing.

More Senior Faculty is required.

This is to certify that all the information provided above id true to the best of my knowledge and belief. The University

will adhere to the rules, regulations and guidelines of the UGC, Central Government and relevant Statutory Council(s)

and abide by all the provisions under the UGC Regulation.

The above information is also posted on the website of the University www. bahrauniversity.edu.in

Signed and Sealed by the Head of the Institution

University Grants Commission

Appendix –I

Composition of the Society/Trust

S.No Name Address Occupation Designation in the Society/ Trust

1. Sh. G. S. Bahra

Chancellor Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)


2. Smt. ManjitKaur Kothi No 202 Sector 21 Chandigarh Educationist Secretary

3. Sh. Sagli Ram Kothi No 202 Sector 21 Chandigarh Educationist Treasurer/

Cashier

4. Smt. RatanKaur Kothi No 202 Sector 21 Chandigarh Educationist Member

5. Sh. Channan Singh Vill& P. O. SianaBalachur Educationist Member

6. Smt. MohinderKaur Vill& P. O. SianaBalachur Educationist Member

7. Smt. JaswinderKaur BRC Hire purchase Pvt. Ltd. Building 1st floor Railway Road Garshankar.

Educationist Member


Appendix –II

Information about Members of the Society/Trust

S.No Name of the Member

Address Name of the Society /Trust Designation in the Society/ Trust

1. Sh. G. S. Bahra Chancellor Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Rayat Educational and Research Trust

Chairman

2. Smt. ManjitKaur Kothi No 202 Sector 21 Chandigarh


Secretary

3. Sh. Sagli Ram Kothi No 202 Sector 21 Chandigarh


Treasurer


Rayat&Bahra Group of Institutes, An Educational & Charitable Society

Chairman



Secretary



Treasurer


Bahra Creative Infrastructure Private Limited

Director


Bahra Creative Infrastructure Private Limited

Director


ShriBalaji Literary & Charitable Society

Chairman



Secretary



Treasurer

12. Smt. RatanKaur Kothi No 202 Sector 21 Chandigarh


Member

13. Sh. Channan Singh Vill& P. O. SianaBalachur ShriBalaji Literary & Charitable Society

Member

14. Smt. MohinderKaur

Vill& P. O. SianaBalachur ShriBalaji Literary & Charitable Society

Member

15. Smt. JaswinderKaur

BRC Hire purchase Pvt. Ltd. Building 1st floor Railway Road Garshankar.


Member


Appendix –III

Information about promoting society/ Trust –other educational institutions

NIL


Appendix –IV

Information about promoting society/ Trust –other activities

NIL


Appendix –V

Information about off –campus center(s)

NIL


Appendix –VI

Information about off –shore campus center(s)

NIL.


Appendix –VII

Information about Courses run under distance mode and study centre(s)

NIL


Appendix –VIII

Information about the programmes permitted to be offered by the Gazette Notification of the State Government.

S. No Programme Sanctioned Intake Actual Enrolment

1. 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012

2. UG 240 540 660 229 511 399

3. PG 60 155 378 16 102 246

4. DIPLOMA - - - - - -

5. PG DIPLOMA

- - - - - -

6. CERTIFICATE COURSES

- - - - - -

7. M.PHIL - - - - - -

8. P.HD - 5 - - 5 --

9. ANY OTHER - - - - - -

Programme Sanctioned Intake Actual Enrolment

School of Engineering & Technology 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012 Under Graduate Programmes LT+2010-11 LT+2011-12 B. Tech Civil 60 120 120 9+33=42 16+115=131 83 B. Tech Mechanical 60 120 120 15+58=73 8+119=127 87 B. Tech ECE 60 120 120 15+41=56 12+90=102 62

B. Tech CSE 60 60 60 26+32=58 12+60=72 42 B. Tech Automobile - - 60 - - 22 Post Graduate Programmes M. Tech CSE - 30 30 - 19 11 M. C. A - - 60 - - 33 5 yr. Integ.(B. Tech+M. Tech) in CE - - 30 - - 16

5 yr. Integ.(B. Tech+M. Tech) in ME - - 30 - - 22 5 yr. Integ.[B. Tech(EEE)+M. Tech (HPE)] - - 60 - - 21

Ph. D Programmes Ph. D CSE - 5 - - 5 - TOTAL 240 455 690 229 456 399 GRAND TOTAL 1385 1084 School of Management 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012

Under Graduate Programmes B. B. A - 60 60 - 51 53 Post Graduate Programmes M. B. A 60 120 120 16* 83 120 TOTAL 60 180 180 16* 134 173 GRAND TOTAL 360

307

*Already Passed out

School of Hospitality & Tourism 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012

Under Graduate Programmes B. Sc HMCT N.A 60 60 - 28 34 Post Graduate Programmes M. T. M - - 30 - - 18 TOTAL - 60 90 - 28 52 GRAND TOTAL

150

80

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012 Under Graduate Programmes B. Pharma - - 60 - - 16 Post Graduate Programmes M. Pharma(Pharmeceutics) - - 18 - - 5 TOTAL - - 78 - - 21 GRAND TOTAL 78 21 GRAND TOTAL

300 695 1038 245 618 645

Total Students = 1492


Appendix –IX

Information about the programmes now offered

S. No Programme Sanctioned Intake Actual Enrolment

1. 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012

2. UG 240 540 660 229 511 399

3. PG 60 155 378 16 102 246

4. DIPLOMA - - - - - -

5. PG DIPLOMA

- - - - - -

6. CERTIFICATE COURSES

- - - - - -

7. M.PHIL - - - - - -

8. P.HD - 5 - - 5 --

9. ANY OTHER - - - - - -

PROGRAMMES RUNNING IN BAHRA UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY B. Tech Civil 5 yr. Integ.(B. Tech+M. Tech) in CE B. Tech Mechanical B. Tech Automobile 5 yr. Integ.(B. Tech+M. Tech) in ME Ph. D (CSE) M. Tech CSE B. Tech CSE MCA B. Tech ECE 5 yr. Integ.[B. Tech(EEE)+M. Tech(HPE)] SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT M.B.A B.B.A SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY & TOURISM B. Sc HMCT (B.H.M) MTM (M. H. T. A.)) SCHOOL OF PHARMECEUTICAL SCIENCES B. PHARMACY M.PHARMACY (Pharmaceutics)


Appendix –X

Information about the approval of the Courses by the concerned statutory council(s)

S. No Course Name of the Statutory Council

Whether approval has been taken

1. B. Pharma M. Pharma

P. C. I Yes


Appendix –XI

Information about the courses run which are not specified by the UGC

NIL


Appendix –XII

Information about the complaints received under Grievance Redressal Mechanism

S. No Name of the Complainant

Complaint against

Date of complaint

Action taken by the University

1. Some students Transport Deptt. 20.12.2012 Directions were given

2. Students Theft of cell phones

24.12.2012 Security tightened/ enquiry conducted

3. Hostel students Mess facilities/ food/water/ electricity etc

December 2012

Committees Constituted for enquiry and reporting


Appendix –XIII

Information about the teaching staff:

Department Name of the

Teacher Designation Age

Educational Qualification

Experience Date of

Appointment

Whether Full time or Part

time

Scale of pay

No of Publica

tions


Dr. S. K. Bansal Vice Chancellor 51 Ph. D, M.E, B.E 28 yrs 1/5/2012 Full Time

28


SurbhiSrivastva Assistant Professor 28 M. Tech. 3 yrs 24/09/2010 Full Time

33400 2


Divyashree Assistant Professor 27 Pursuing Ph.D, M.Tech

4 yrs 18.08.12 Full Time

50,000


Vijay Kumar Pundir

Assistant Professor 26 M. Tech.,B.Tech 8 mnths 11/12/2012 Full Time

40,000


Gurpreet Singh Assistant Professor 29 M. Tech.,B.Tech 1.5 yrs 2/1/2013 Full Time

45,000


Preetpal Singh Assistant Professor 25 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2 yrs 8/1/2013 Full Time

45,000


PradnyaDhoke Assistant Professor 32 M. Tech.,B.Tech 6yrs 9/1/2013 Full Time

60,000


Lalit Mohan Sharma

Assistant Professor 25 Pursuing M.Tech, B.Tech

2.4 yrs 6/8/2012 Full Time

25,000


S. Venketeshwarrao

Assistant Professor 50 M. Tech.,B.Tech 24.5 yrs 4/10/2012 Full Time

60,000


Sanjeev Saran Assistant Professor 40 B. Tech.(Civil) 16 yrs 1/3/2012 Full Time

35,000


Abhinav Nanda Assistant Professor 36 MBA, B.Tech (Civil).

13 yrs 20.12.10 Full Time

75,000


Dr Suresh Babbar Professor & Dean 56 Ph.D, M.Tech 27 yrs 16/04/2012 Full Time

200000 10


Dr K.C Agrawal Professor 60 Ph.D 33 yrs 4/10/2012 Full Time

1,85,000 15


DrVineet Kumar Professor 35 Ph. D., M.Tech 16 yrs 3/10/2012 Full Time

70,000 5


Gaurav Sharma Assistant Professor 27 M. Tech.,B.Tech 6.5 yrs 13/12/2010 Full Time

35344


Mohit Sharma Assistant Professor 23 M. Tech.,B.Tech 1 yr 16/08/2011 Full Time

34372


BhartAnkurDogra

Assistant Professor 25 M. Tech.,B.Tech 1.7 mnths 19/08/2011 Full Time

34372


VikasUcharia Assistant Professor 41 Pursuing Ph.D, M. Tech.

15 yrs 5/6/2012 Full Time

39985 1


Rupinder Singh Kanwar


30,000


Shashi Kant Thakur

Assistant Professor 25 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2 mnths 6/8/2012 Full Time

33,400


Rupinder Singh Dhillon


21,600


Nishant Sharma Assistant Professor 25 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2 yrs 6/8/2012 Full Time

35,000


AshutoshVerma Lecturer 26 Pursuing M.Tech, B.Tech


20,000

School of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Prof. VirenderRihani

Professor 58 M. Tech.,B.Tech 35 yrs 28/09/2012 Full Time

200000 30


Dr. Charanjeet Singh

Professor 36 Ph.D, M.Tech. 10 yrs 4/10/2012 Full Time

90,000 9


Ratish Kumar Dhiman

Assistant Professor 28 M. Tech.,B.Tech 4 yrs 30/09/2010 Full Time

35344 11


Pavan Kumar Sarma

Assistant Professor 30 M. S., B.Tech 2 yrs 1/2/2012 Full Time

34372


Deepak Yadav Assistant Professor 25 M. Tech.,B.Tech 1 yr 13/02/2012 Full Time

34372


SonalSood Assistant Professor 27 M. Tech.,B.Tech 5 yrs 4/10/2012 Full Time

33400


JaspreetKaur Assistant Professor 26 M. Tech.,B.Tech 6 mnths 6/8/2012 Full Time

33400 2


Navdeepprasher Assistant Professor 23 M. Tech.,B.Tech 6 mnths 6/8/2012 Full Time

33400 3


Vivek Sharma Assistant Professor 24 M. Tech.,B.Tech 6 mnths 6/8/2012 Full Time

33400 4


BhavnaPlaha Assistant Professor 28 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2 yrs 6/8/2012 Full Time

33400 1


C.RamaGopal Assistant Professor 29 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2.3 yrs 5/12/2012 Full Time

33400


Neha Gupta Assistant Professor 29 M. Tech.,B.Tech 3yrs 17/12/2012 Full Time

33400 1


Dr. RajanVohra Professor 47 Ph. D., M.S 22 yrs 20/08/2011 Full Time

113430 22


Dr Sonia Vatta Associate Professor 39 Ph.D,M.Tech 13 yrs 7/2/2013 Full Time

72000 1


Pratibha Sharma Assistant Professor 30 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2 yrs 11/10/2010 Full Time

34372 1


Neha Sharma Assistant Professor 26 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2 yrs 29/09/2010 Full Time

34372


DhanshriParihar Assistant Professor 23 M. Tech.,B.Tech 1.2 yrs 16/08/2011 Full Time

33400 1


Shivjeet Singh Assistant Professor 27 M. Tech.,B.Tech 4.3 yrs 4/10/2012 Full Time

33400 7


VibhutiSikri Assistant Professor 24 M. Tech.,B.Tech 1.2 yrs 18/08/2011 Full Time

33400


MeenakshiShruti Pal

Assistant Professor 25 M. Tech.,B.Tech 3 + yrs 6/8/2012 Full Time

21,600


Ms Shelly Bhalla Assistant Professor 28 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2 yrs 5/10/2012 Full Time

33400 6


Mamta Sharma Assistant Professor 26 MCA, BCA 2 yr 6/8/2012 Full Time

21,600


Harpreet Singh Assistant Professor 26 M. Tech.,B.Tech 2 yrs 5/10/2012 Full Time

33400 2


Pryinka Sharma Assistant Professor 24 M. Tech.,B.Tech 1 yr 6/8/2012 Full Time

33,400


NidhiSood Assistant Professor 25 M. Tech.,B.Tech 4 yrs 6/8/2012 Full Time

33,400


ManjotKaur Assistant Professor 31 Pursuing Ph.D,M.Tech


33,400 7

School of Applied Sciences

Dr. SushilChaudhary

Associate Professor(Mathematics)

37 Ph. D.,M.Sc (Maths), M.Ed


70600 6


MeenakshiChauhan

Assistant Professor(Mathematics)

31 Pursuing Ph.D ,M.Sc (Maths) , M.Ed


30000 6


ShaliniGarg Assistant Professor(Mathematics)

42 M.Phil (Computer applications) , M.Sc (Applied Maths), B.Ed


33400


Asha Singh Assistant Professor(Mathematics)

24 M.Phil (Maths), M.Sc(Maths),B.Sc

1 yr 3/9/2011 Full Time

21600


P. C. Thakur Assistant Professor(Mathematics)

38 M.Phil (Maths) , M.Sc (Maths), M.Ed


24000


Rajeev Kumar Assistant Professor(Mathematics)

26 M.Phil (Maths), M.Sc(Maths)

1 yr 6/8/2012 Full Time

20000


Raksha Assistant Professor(Mathematics)

32 M.Phil (Maths), M.Sc(Maths)


16000


RichaVohra Assistant Professor(Mathematics)

25 M.Phil, M.Sc(Maths),B.Sc

2 mnths 20/08/2012 Full Time

16000


YogitaBala Assistant Professor(Mathematics)

23 M.Phil, M.Sc(Maths), B.Sc


16000


Dr. SumitaSood Assistant Professor(Chemistry)

42 Ph. D, M.Phil (Chemistry) ,M.Sc (Chemistry) PGDPM & LW.

11.1 yrs 18/08/2011 Full Time

44298 14


DrSusheelKalia Assistant Professor(Chemistry)

35 Ph.D(Chemistry), M.Sc(Chemistry), B.Ed


50,000 131


Neetika Sharma Assistant Professor(Chemistry)

32 Ph. D (Viva awaited) , M.Sc(Chemistry), B.Sc

9.5 yrs 18/08/2011 Full Time

34372 6


Kamini Sharma Assistant Professor(Chemistry)

28 Ph.D(Viva Awaited), UGC-NET, M.Sc (Chemistry)


30000 10


Dr. Sandeep Kumar

Assistant Professor(Physics)

37 Ph.D , M.Phil (Physics) , M.Sc (Physics), B.Ed.

7.5 yrs 11/10/2010 Full Time

50000 11


Saroop Chand Assistant Professor(Physics)

29 Pursuing Ph.D , UGC-NET , M.Phil (Physics) , M.Sc (Physics)

1.7 yrs 27/02/2012 Full Time

18000


Dr. NavjotHothi Assistant Professor(Physics)

29 Ph. D (Partical Physics), M.Sc (Physics), B.Sc


33400 19


Rajneesh Sharma Assistant Professor(Physics)

31 Ph.D(on completion), M. Phil , M.Sc (Physics), B.Ed.


33400 9


Dr. Itty Sharma Assistant Professor(Communication Skills)

29 Ph. D, UGC-NET-JRF, M.Phil, M.A (English)


33400 3


Ruchi Raj Thakur Assistant Professor(Communication Skills)

34 Pursuing Ph.D , M.Phil (English) , M.A (English), B.Ed.

4+ yrs 8/9/2011 Full Time

21600


MeenakshiKaith Assistant Professor(Biology)

28 Pursuing Ph.D , TET , M.Phil (Animal Physiology) , M.Sc (Zoology), B.Ed


15600 3


Dr. Ajay Prashar Professor & Dean 42 Ph. D, MBA. 22 yrs 17/10/2011 Full Time

1,50,000 20


Dr A.K Saihjpal Professor 63 Ph.D.,M.Com. 41 yrs 4/10/2012 Full Time

1,25,000

30


Dr. Sulochana Assistant Professor 32 Ph. D.,MBA 5 yrs 01/09/2011 Full Time

38377 1


NarenderChauhan

Assistant Professor 34 Pursuing Ph.D,UGC-NET , M. B. A.,


40380


Ashwani Sharma Assistant Professor 26 M. B. A. 4 yrs 6/8/2012 Full Time

25000


Karan Gupta Assistant Professor 24 M. B. A. 2.5 yrs 6/8/2012 Full Time

25000


Neelam Sharma Assistant Professor 25 M. B. A.,MBE 2 mnths 23/8/2012 Full Time

20000


RohitSublaik Assistant Professor 25 M. B. A. 5+ yrs 7/6/2012 Full Time

20000


PuneetKapatia Assistant Professor 26 M. B. A. 1.2 yrs 3/9/2012 Full Time

25000


SiddharthKashyap

Assistant Professor 26 M. B. A.UGC-NET


25000


DakshDatyal Assistant Professor 25 M. B. A. 8 mnths 07.08.2012 Full Time

15000


PreetikaChauhan Assistant Professor 26 MBA 1 yr 4/2/2013 Full Time

20000


AftabTanwar Assistant Professor 30 M. B. A. 5 yrs 24.02.12 Full Time

40000


SumitBehl Assistant Professor 34 M. B. A. 7 yrs 01.10.2012 Full Time

40000


VinodNegi Assistant Professor 32 Pursuing Ph.D , UGC-NET,MBA


25000 4


Uday Mittal Assistant Professor 34 Pursuing Ph.D , MBA


25000


SanmeetKaur Assistant Professor 24 MBA 2 yrs 17/12/2012 Full Time

20000

School of Hospitality & Tourism

Gaurav Bhattacharya

Professor & Director 41 Ph. D.(Thesis submitted)


70000 2


MsSonaliSinha Professor 38 Pursuing Ph. D, M.Tech , MTM.


1,50,000 11


Parikshit Sharma Assistant Professor 27 M. Sc. (HMCT) 8 yrs 16/08/2011 Full Time

34372 1


Shivani Karol Nanda

Assistant Professor 31 Pursuing Ph.D, M. T. A

8.6 yrs 17/08/2011 Full Time

27600


Karan Berry Assistant Professor 27 Pursuing MTM , B. Sc. (HMCT)

3.8 yrs 26/09/2011 Full Time

26600


Kusum Assistant Professor 31 Pursuing M.Phil MTM,


25000


Pallavi Thakur Assistant Professor 29 Pursuing Ph. D, JRF,NET,SET., MTM.

2.5 yrs 15/09/2012 Full Time

25000


DrAngshu. Banerjee

Dean 52 Ph. D, M. Pharma 27 yrs 8/5/2012 Full Time

140000 12


DrAnandBafna Professor 36 Ph. D, M. Pharma 18.9 yrs 3/10/2012 Full Time

80000 10


DrPallaviBafna Professor 36 Ph. D, M. Pharma 10 yrs 3/10/2012 Full Time

80000 10


NiladriShekharGhosh

Assistant Professor 30 Pursuing Ph.D, M. Pharma, B.Pharma


35,000 3


DrVikram Kumar Assistant Professor 28 Ph. D, M. Pharma 4 yrs 3/8/2012 Full Time

35,000 9


Kulbhushan Assistant Professor 25 M. Pharma,B.Pharma

1 mnth 31/08/2012 Full Time

18,000 2


Appendix –XIV

Information about the Library

S. No

Department Total Space all kinds

Computer/Communication facilities

Total No. of Ref. Books (Each Department)

All Research Journals subscribed on a regular basis

All Research Journals subscribed on regular basis (Printed Journals)

All Research Journals subscribed on regular basis ( E-Journal )

1 Engineering & Technology

4560.95 Sq. Ft.

Access to all E-Journal Packages , and Web browsing are provided to all students In the Library

5639 51 1.(ASCE), 2. (Wiley- Computer Science+ DataSystem +Telecom.) , 3.(Wiley -Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics Engineering). 4. DELNET

2 Management 2160 28 1. (J- Gate Social and management Science), 2. (IAEME), 3.(SAGE)

3 Hospitality Management

665 7 Gale Cengage Learning

4 Pharmacy 554 7 Bentham Science Pharmacy Collection

TOTAL 9018 93 11717


Appendix –XV

Information about the Equipment

Department: School of Computer Science & Engineering

S. No. Item/Description Make and Model

Location Department Qty. Value in Rs.

(Per unit) Present

Condition Date of

Purchase 1. NComputing 1:10

HDD – 500GB RAM – 4GB

Processor – Intel® Core ™2 Quad

Samsung Computer Lab 1

44

12,975.00 Working 31/07/2010

2. NComputing 1:10 HDD – 500GB RAM – 4GB



20

12,975.00 Working 31/07/2010




23

12,975.00 Working 31/07/2010




21

12,975.00 Working 31/07/2010

5. Standalone System


Processor - Intel® Core ™i3

HP Computer Lab 4

01 28,295.00 Working 21/12/2010

6. UPS (30 KVA) PROACTA Computer Lab 1,2,3,4

01 3,76,531.00 Working 23/02/2011

7. UPS (10 KVA) PROACTA Computer Lab 1,2,3,4

01 2,01,435.00 Working 20/12/2010

8. Projector with Screen

Infocus Computer Lab 4

01+01

26,045.00 Working 13/12/2011

9. Printer (Laser Printer)

Canon Computer Lab 4

01 6,175.00 Working 27/08/2010

10. NComputing 1:5 HDD – 1 TB RAM – 4GB

Processor – Intel® Core ™ i5

Acer Computer Lab 5

42 15,000.00 Working 03/12/2012

11. UPS (600 VA) NUMERIC Computer Lab 5

07 2,100.00 Working 03/12/2012



AOC Computer Lab 6

24 12,250.00 Working 07/09/2011

13. UPS (1KVA) NUMERIC Computer Lab 6

04 5100.00 Working 07/09/2011


HDD – 320 GB RAM – 2GB

Processor - Intel® Dual Core ™

Acer Computer Lab 7

25 24,000.00 Working 01/12/2012


(all of different conf.)

AOC HP

Computer Lab 7

06 - Working -

16. UPS (600 VA) NUMERIC Computer Lab 7

01 2,100.00

Working 15/11/2011


01 5100.00 Working 07/09/2011



AOC Computer Lab 8

33 12,400.00 Working 19/03/2012



AOC Computer Lab 8

18 12,250.00 Working 07/09/2011


02 5100.00 Working 07/09/2011



AOC Faculty Room 1303

06 12,250.00 Working 07/09/2011

22. UPS (1KVA) NUMERIC Faculty Room 1303

01 5,100.00 Working 07/09/2011


Canon Faculty Room 1303

01 6,000.00 Working 07/09/2011




AOC Dean CSE 1307

01 22,800.00 Working 19/09/2011

25. UPS (600 VA) NUMERIC Dean CSE 1307

01 2,100.00 Working 07/09/2011


Canon Dean CSE 1307

01 6,000.00 Working 07/09/2011

27. Scanner Canon Dean CSE 1307

01 3,200.00 Working 07/09/2011

28. Server Intel Xeon Quad Processor, 16 GB RAM, 148 X3 GB

HDD

IBM Server Room

01 4,00,000.00 Working 19/03/2012




HP Server Room

02 28,295.00 Working 21/12/2010

30.

Miscellaneous Stand Alone AOC

Bahra University Campus (Other

department Labs)

31 22,800.00 Working 19/09/2011 NComputing 1:5 AOC 66 12,250.00 Working 07/09/2011

NComputing 1:10 AOC 24 12,400.00 Working 19/03/2012 Printer Canon 21 6,000.00 Working 07/09/2011

UPS (600 VA & 1KVA)

Intex Numeric

21 5,100.00 2,100.00

Working 07/09/2011

Scanners Canon 6 3,200.00 Working 07/09/2011 Projectors Infocus

Benq Dell

3 2 1

26,045.00 30,000.00 31,000.00

Working 13/12/2011

CIVIL ENGINEERING

CIVIL (SURVEYING LAB) S. No. Item Description (Make and

model) Location (Department) Quantity Value

(Rs.) Present

Condition Date of

Purchase 1 Ranging Rod 3m Civil (Surveying Lab) 60 16200 Working 14.12.11 2 Metallic Tape 30m Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 9500 Working 14.12.11 3 Metallic Chain 30m Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 5500 Working 14.12.11 4 Cross Staff with Pole Civil (Surveying Lab) 15 14250 Working 14.12.11 5 Plane Table Sets Size

750x600x15mm Civil (Surveying Lab) 5 26000 Working 14.12.11

6 Alidade Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 9000 Working 14.12.11 7 Through Compass Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 4500 Working 14.12.11 8 Plumb Bobs Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 2000 Working 14.12.11 9 Automatic Levels 24x Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 125000 Working 14.12.11 10 U- Fork Civil (Surveying Lab) 15 3750 Working 14.12.11 11 Prismatic Compass Civil (Surveying Lab) 15 36000 Working 14.12.11 12 Leveling Staff 4m

Aluminium Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 8000 Working 14.12.11

13 Abney Level (225mm) Civil (Surveying Lab) 5 3250 Working 14.12.11 14 Hammers (2kg) Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 2500 Working 14.12.11 15 Axe Civil (Surveying Lab) 5 2000 Working 14.12.11

16 Steel Tape 30m Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 6500 Working 14.12.11 17 Planimeter Mechanical Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 24000 Working 14.12.11 18 Plier Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 3000 Working 14.12.11 19 Surveyor's Compass Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 28000 Working 14.12.11 20 Tangent Clinometer Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 22000 Working 14.12.11 21 Sprit Level Civil (Surveying Lab) 15 6000 Working 14.12.11 22 Drawing Box Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 2000 Working 14.12.11 23 Ghat Tracer Civil (Surveying Lab) 2 2400 Working 14.12.11 24 Magnet Compass in Wooden

Box Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 4150 Working 14.12.11

25 Survey Umbrella Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 28000 Working 14.12.11 26 Theodolite Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 185000 Working 14.12.11 27 Pantograph Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 28000 Working 14.12.11 28 Magnifying Glass Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 2000 Working 14.12.11 29 Arrow (400mm length) Civil (Surveying Lab) 10 650 Working 14.12.11 30 GPS Machine Civil (Surveying Lab) 1 21500 Working 14.12.11 31 Total Station Civil (Surveying Lab) 1 328000 Working 14.12.11

DETAIL OF STRENGTH OF MATERIAL LAB

S. No.

Item / Description Make and Model Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 Universal Testing Machine 200kN complete with computer

Hydraulic and Engineering Instruments

M.E Production Technique Lab

5,25,000 Not Installed yet

9.12.11

2 Rockwell cum Brinell Hardness Tester



1,47,000 Problem in Dial

Indicator

9.12.11

3 Impact testing Machine



1,62,400 OK 9.12.11

4 Bending of simply supported beam

Bharat innovation and Hy-Tech engineers


25,780 OK 30.12.11

DETAIL OF FLUID MECHANICS LAB

S.No. Item / Description Make and Model Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 Forced vortex apparatus Hydraulic and Engineering Instruments

M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

73,500 OK 9.12.11

2 Discharge over notches apparatus


M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

63,000 OK 9.12.11

3 Temperature constant of thermomter

Bharat innovation and Hy-tech

engineers

M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

66,780 OK 30.12.11

4 Metacentric height Hydraulic and Engineering Instruments

M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

37,800 OK 9.12.11

5 Venturimenter and orificemeter apparatus


M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

52,500 OK 9.12.11

6 Losses due to friction in pipes apparatus


M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

57,750 OK 9.12.11

7 Bernoulis theorem apparatus


M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

60,900 OK 9.12.11

8 Impact of jet apparatus Hydraulic and Engineering Instruments

M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

62,300 OK 9.12.11

9 Pitot tube apparatus Bharat innovation and Hy-tech

engineers

M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

57,780 OK 30.12.11

10 Loses in enlargement contration

Bharat innovation and Hy-tech

engineers

M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

37,780 OK 30.12.11

11 Orifice and mouth piece apparatus


M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

80,500 OK 9.12.11

12 Reynolds Apparatus Hydraulic and Engineering Instruments

M.E Fluid Mechanics

Lab

52,500 OK 9.12.11

SOIL MECHANICS LAB

S. No.

Item Description (Make and model) Location (Department) Quantity

Value (Rs.)

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 Hydraulic Sample Extruder Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 55600 Working 18.12.12

2 Moisture Meter Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 14000 Working 18.12.12

3 Liquid Limit Motorised App. Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 14000 Working 18.12.12

4 Plastic Limit Set App. Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 1390 Working 18.12.12 5 Oven Digital 24x24x24 Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 22000 Working 18.12.12 6 Pycnometer Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 850 Working 18.12.12 7 Sieve Shaker Motorised Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 22000 Working 18.12.12

8 Uncomfined Test App. With all Acc Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 145000 Working 18.12.12

9 Proving Ring Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 29900 Working 18.12.12

10 Direct Shear App. with all Acc. Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 85000 Working 18.12.12

11 Compaction set Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) Set (3) 19500 Working 18.12.12 12 Sand Replacement App. Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 2400 Working 18.12.12

13 C.B.R. Test App. With all acc. Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 1 64500 Working 18.12.12

14 Sieve(I.S. Brass) Civil (Soil Mechanics Lab) 35 20650 Working 18.12.12

TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING LAB :G

CONCRETE LAB:

S.NO. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED NOS. OF SETS REQUIRED

1. California Bearing Ratio Apparatus 1

2. Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus 1

3. Penetration Test Apparatus 1

4. Viscosity Test Apparatus 1

5. Ductility Test Apparatus 1

6. Softening Test Apparatus 1

7. Flash & Fire Point Apparatus 1

8. Flakiness Apparatus 1

9. Water Absorption Specific Gravity Apparatus 1

10. Los Angles Abrasion Testing Machine 1

11. North Dakota Apparatus 1

12. Deval Attrition Machine 1

13. Dorry Abrasion Machine 1

14. Impact Value Apparatus 1

15. Marshal Stability Apparatus 1

S.NO NAME OF EQUIPMENT’S

NOS. OF SETS REQUIRED

1. Electric Oven (550×530×760MM) 1

2. Electric Oven (Digital)(550×530×760MM) 1

3. Compression Testing Machine (Motored) (1500 KN) 1

4. Balance (0.001-10kg Capacity) 2

5. Cube Mould (75mm x 75mm x 75mm) 20

6. Cube Mould(150mm x 150mm x 150mm) 20

7. Vibrating Machine for Cement Cubes (Digital)(½ HP,

2880RPM)

1

8. Slump Test Cone 5

9. Vicat Apparatus 5

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS LAB:

10. Trowels (Big) 5

11. Trowels (Small) 5

12. Le-ChatelierMould 20

13. Spade 2

14. I.S. Sieves Set ( 300mm)dia 1

15. I.S. Sieves 75 mic. 1

16. Pycnometer(1 kg) 5

17. Electronic Scale (220kg) 1

18. Electronic Scale (3kg) 1

19. Variable Flow Air Permeability Apparatus 1

20. Le-chatelier Flask 20

21. Calorimeter 1

22. Sieve Shaker ( 300mm) 1

23. Tamping Rod 5

24. Compaction Factor Apparatus 1

25. Flow Table 1

26. Concrete Test Hammer (Rebound hammer) 1

27. Beam Mould (100x100x500) 5

28. Beam Mould (150x150x700) 5

29. Cylindrical Mould (150 x 300) 5

30. Cylindrical Mould (100 x 200) 5

31. Cylindrical Measure 5

32. Cylindrical Meter Pot 1

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS LAB:

S.NO. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED NOS. OF SETS REQUIRED

1 Clark Maxwell’s Apparatus 1

2 Flexural Rigidity Beam Apparatus 1

3 Moment Area Theorem Apparatus 1

4 Elastically Coupled Beam Apparatus 1

5 Continuous Beam Apparatus 1

6 Columns and Struts Apparatus 1

7 Three Hinged Apparatus 1

8 Two Hinged Apparatus 1

9 Pin Jointed Truss Apparatus 1

10 Curved Beam Apparatus 1

11 Cantilever Unsymmetrical Bending Apparatus 1

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

ANALOG ELECTRONICS LAB.

S No. Item/ Description Make and Model Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1. CADENECE/ PSPICE CADENES PSPICE Full Version 15.6(Electronic Design Software)

Lab 2401 577000 Non – consumable Working

08/03/2012

2. Multimeter (Analog) - 2402 1500 Non – consumable Working

03/03/2011

3. Mechanical Voltmeter(0-20v)

- 1 380 Non – consumable Working

03/03/2011

4. Fixed D.C. Power

Supply

+5v, ±12V 6800

5. Variable D.C. Supply +1.2V to +15V and -

1.2V to -15V

11200

6. A.C. Power Supply 15-0-15 Volts 5 2250

7. IC 741 Operational Amplifier IC 20 160

8. Capacitors 1 µF, 0.5 µF, 10µF,

0.1µF, 100µF,

1200

DIGITAL LAB

S No. Item/Description Make and Model Location

Department Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1. IC 7414 hex Schmitt trigger inverter LAB 2201-A

20*15 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

2.

IC 74153

dual 4-line to 1-line data

selector/multiplexer LAB 2201-A


3.

IC 7416

hex inverter buffer/driver with 15 v

open collector outputs LAB 2201-A


4.

IC 74192

synchronous up/down decade

counter with clear LAB 2201-A


5.

IC 74193

synchronous up/down binary

counter with clear LAB 2201-A


6. IC 7447

BCD to 7-segment decoder/driver

with 15 v open collector outputs LAB 2201-A


7. IC 7476

dual J-K flip-flop with preset and

clear LAB 2201-A


8. IC 74181

4-bit arithmetic logic unit and function

generator LAB 2201-A 20*65 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

9. IC 7483 4-bit binary full adder

LAB 2201-A 20*28 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

10. IC 7485 4-bit magnitude comparator

LAB 2201-A 20*22 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

11. IC 7486 quad 2-input XOR gate

LAB 2201-A 20*12 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

12. IC 7490

decade counter (separate divide-by-

2 and divide-by-5 sections) LAB 2201-A


13. IC 7491

8-bit shift register, serial In, serial

out, gated input LAB 2201-A


14. IC 7495

4-bit shift register, parallel In,

parallel out, serial input LAB 2201-A

20*195

CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

15. IC 7400 quad 2-input NAND gate

LAB 2201-A 20*15 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

16. IC 7408 quad 2-input AND gate

LAB 2201-A 20*15 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

17. IC 7410 triple 3-input NAND gate

LAB 2201-A 20*15 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

18. IC 74139 dual 2 to 4-line decoder/demultiplexer

LAB 2201-A 20*22 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

19. IC 74148 8-line to 3-line priority encoder

LAB 2201-A 20*26 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

20. IC 7420 dual 4-input NAND gate

LAB 2201-A 20*15 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

21. IC 7421 dual 4-input AND gate

LAB 2201-A 20*15 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

22. IC 7427 triple 3-input NOR gate

LAB 2201-A 20*15 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

23. IC 7432 quad 2-input OR gate

LAB 2201-A 20*15 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

24. NE 555 IC Timer Dual in line package

LAB 2201-A 160 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

25.

26. Logic

Probes With LED indicators

2750

27. Wire Roll --- LAB 2201-A

2*480 17/10/12

28. Function

Generator Upto 3MHz 4

48000

MICROCONTROLLER AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS LAB EQUIPMENTS/COMPONENTS LIST

S No. Item/Descriptio

n Make and

Model

Location Department

Value in Rs. Present

Condition Date of

Purchase

1. Breadboard Trainer 2500 LAB 2201-B 20*2500

NON- CONSUMABLE

WORKING

17/10/12

2. 8051 Controller 90 LAB 2201-B 50*90

CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

3. Crystals 30 LAB 2201-B 30*30 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

4. 7 Segment LED 11 LAB 2201-B 100*11 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

5. Key Type Switch 100 LAB 2201-B 100*8 CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

6. Ceramic Capacitor 2 LAB 2201-B 60*2

CONSUMABLE 17/10/12

7. Fixed D.C.

Power Supply +5V LAB 2201-B

3*1200=3600 Non – consumable

Working

17/10/12

8. Function generator 3MHz

Scientech.

2201-A 4*12000 =

48000 Non- consumable

working 17/10/12

ANTENNA LAB

S No.

Item/Description Make and Model Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1.

Antenna trainer “SCIENTECH” model ST2261

Lab 2201-A 264000 Non-consumable working

20/04/12

2. Antenna trainer “SCIENTECH” model

ST2262

1 115000 Non-consumable working

24/04/12

3. Antenna base unit ST2261

3 146700 Non-consumable working

20/04/12

MICROPROCESSOR LAB EQUIPMENT LIST

S No.

Item/Description Make and Model Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition Date of Purchase

1. Microprocessor Training Kit

8086 includes 10 types of cards with motor and external interface connector

16 543024

NON – CONSUMABLE WORKING

17/11/11

BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING LAB

S No. Item/Description Make and Model

Location Department

Value in (Rs.)

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1. Wheat stone bridge

- 2402 1*4400

Non- consumable WORKING

28/10/10

2. MAX –WELL BRIDGE KIT

- 2402 1*3500

Consumable (Working)

19/09/11

3. RESISTORS

500Ω,1K,10K,2K,5K,100K 1M Ω

2402 50*8


28/10/10

4.

CAPACITOR .1µf,100 µf,2.2 µf

2402 60*8


19/09/11

5. CATHODE RAY

OSCILLOSCOPE SCINTECH 30MHz

DUAL CHANNEL

2402 1*20500


28/10/10

6.

TOOL KIT -

2402 1*180


28/10/10

7. SOLDERING KIT

WITH WIRE &

FLUX -

2402

1*180


28/10/10

8. BREAD

BOARDWITH

15V VARIABLE

SUPPLY -

2402

5*1600


17/11/11

9. VARIABLE D.C

POWER SUPPLY

+/-15V WITH

DIGITAL

DISPLAY -

2402

5*3000=15000


17/11/11

10. CATHODE RAY

OSCILLOSCOPE

SCINTECH

CADDO803

25/30MHz

2402 3*27000=81000


17/11/11

11. FUNCTION

GENRATOR 0-

2MHz -

2402

2*6500=13000


17/11/11

12. FUNCTION

GENRATOR 0-

2MHz -

2402

1*6500=6500


21/11/11

13. Step –DOWN

TRANSFORMER

0-9V

2402

5*75=375

consumable WORKING

19/9/11

14. TRANSISTOR

NPN 2N3904

2402 30*18=540

consumable WORKING

19/9/11

15. CONNECTING

WIRES -

2402 2*19=38

consumable WORKING

19/9/11

16. ZENER DIODE -

2402 50*4=200

consumable WORKING

19/9/11

17. DIGITAL

MULTIMETER SCIENTECH

2402 4*950=4750

NON-consumable WORKING

19/09/11

18. IC 7400

quad 2-input NAND

gate 2402

50*15 CONSUMABLE WORKING

28/10/10

19. IC 7402

quad 2-input NOR

GATE 2402


28/10/10

20. IC 7408

quad 2-input AND

gate 2402


28/10/10

21. IC 7404 hex inverter

2402 15*15

CONSUMABLE WORKING

28/10/10

22.

IC 7410 triple 3-input NAND

gate

2402 45*18


28/10/10

23.

IC 7427 triple 3-input NOR

gate

2402 15*25


28/10/10

24.

DIODE 4007

2402 100*1.50


28/10/10

25.

IC 741

OPERTIONAL

AMPLIFIER

2402 20*8=160


19/9/11

26. INSULATING

TAPE -

2402 2*15=30


19/9/11

27.

CUTTER -

2402 2*390=780

NON Consumable (Working

19/09/11

28. BREAD BOARD

WITH +/-15V

VARIABLE

SUPPLLY -

2042

5*1600=8000

NON Consumable (Working)

19/9/11`

29.

TRANSISTOR BC 147

2402 25*2.50


28/10/10

30.

LED -

2402 100*2


31. Mechanical Voltmeter(0-20v)

- 2402 2*410=820

Non – consumable Working

28/10/10

32. Fixed D.C. Power

Supply +/-12v 2402

2*1400=2800

Non – consumable Working

17/10/12

33. A.C. Power

Supply 15-0-15 Volts

2250

34. IC 741

Operational

Amplifier IC

160

35. Bread board trainer - 2404 7*3000=21000

Non consumable working

18/11/10

36. Function generator

1MHz - 2404

2*7000=14000


18/11/10

37.

Capacitors

1 µF, 0.5 µF,

10µF, 0.1µF,

100µF,

1200

38. Analog Multimeter(50mA)

- 2404 5*750=3750


03/03/2011

39. CURRENT SOURCE (0-50Ma)

- 2404 2*2250=4500


03/03/2011

40. Soldering Station(25v)

2*1250=2500


03/03/2011

41. De-Solder Pump

2*165=330


03/03/2011

42. tweezer - 2404 7*15


03/03/2011

43. First aid box 2404 1*550

consumable working

03/03/2011

44. cutter - 2404

2*90=180


03/03/2011

45. Analog milli ammeter

- 2404 3*320=960


03/03/2011

46. thimble - 2404 1*95=95


03/03/2011

47. Banana connector - 2404

10*25=250

Consumable working

03/03/11

48. Simple connector - 2404

10*25=250

Consumable working

03/03/11

49. Multi core - 2404

1*380=380

Consumable working

03/03/11

50. Rheostat 5ampere - 2404

2*520=1040

Non-Consumable working

03/03/11

MICROWAVE AND RADAR ENGINEERING LAB EQUIPMENTS/COMPONENTS LIST

Sr. No. Item/Description

Make and

Model

Location Department Qty. Present

Condition Date of

Purchase

1 Solid State Source with Power supply (Klystron Based)

1 ordered

2 Frequency meter (M.Type) 1 ordered

3 Variable Attenuator 1 ordered

4 Slotted Section 1 ordered

5 Tunable Probe 1 ordered

6 Detector Mount 1 ordered

7 Precision Short 1 ordered

8 Solid Dielectric Cell 1 ordered

9 VSWR Meter 1 ordered

10 BNC Cable 2 ordered

11 W/G to Coaxial Adaptor SMA 1 ordered

12 Fixed Attenuator 3dB 1 ordered

13 Fixed Attenuator 6 dB 1 ordered

14 Fixed Attenuator 10 dB 1 ordered

15 E-plane Bend 1 ordered

16 H-Plane Bend 1 ordered

17 Detector Mount (Micrometer type) 1 ordered

18 CD Coupler 20 dB 1 ordered

19 Pyramidal Horn 1 ordered

20 Movable Short 1 ordered

21 E-plane Tee 1 ordered

22 H-Plane Tee 1 ordered

51. LVDT

1 ordered

52. Resistors (10K ,1K,20K,1M,4.7K,47Ω, 100 Ω, 512 Ω,2K,

50each ordered

53. Tool Kit

3 ordered

54. Cutter

3 ordered

55. AC/DC voltmeter (0-10mA),

5 ordered

56. Digital multimeter 5

23 Matched Termination 1 ordered

24 SS Tuner 1 ordered

25 Waveguide Stand 4 ordered

26 Radiation Pattern with EP Bends 1 ordered

27 Phase Shifter 1 ordered

28 E-H Tee 1 ordered

29 Magic Tee 1 ordered

30 EH-Tuner 1 ordered

31 Direct Reading Frequency Meter 1 ordered

32 Straight W/G with Round Flange 1’ length 1 ordered

COMMUNICATION SYSTEM LAB EQUIPMENTS/COMPONENTS LIST

S No. Item/Description Make and Model

Location Department

Qty Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1.

ANALOG COMMUNICATION TRAINER (AM, FM & PM MODULATION/DEMODULATION) SPECIFICATIONS It demonstrate AM, FM & PM (Phase Modulation) Modulation and Demodulation techniques.. On-Board synchronized Source. Various test points provided on-board with comprehensive instruction manual. Inbuilt power supply Assembled in ABS plastic box with cover Set of patch chords &users manual Trainer demonstrates the principle of Amplitude Mod. &Demod. Built - in IC based DC regulated power supply On-Board Audio Oscillator 100Hz to 10KHz. Amplitude Modulation. Double Sideband AM Generation. Single Sideband AM Generation (USB/ LSB). O/P Amplifier Audio Pre-Amplifier. Ceramic Filter. & On- Board Antenna. It would also demonstrate Frequency Modulation & Demodulation and also demonstrate Phase Modulation and Demodulation FM Modulator: 1.Varactor Modulator, 2.FMvia PM. PM Modulator.

Model: CT-ACT

2201-A 2 ordered

2. DSB/SSB AM TRANSMITTER TRAINER Technical Features: On board variable frequency audio oscillator, Carrier freq generator On board DSB & SSB Modulator, Band Pass

Model: CT-DSB/SSB-T

2 ordered

filter, 455 KHz Generator, Audio & RF Amplifiers Transmitting Antenna, Speaker & Headphones Technical Specifications : * Audio Oscillator (Sine Wave Generator): Frequency : 300 Hz to 3.4 KHz * Amplitude : 0 to 2 Vp-p * Audio Input : Audio Pre-amplifier with microphone input. * Audio Input : Audio Pre-amplifier with microphone. Voltage Control Oscillator (VCO) : * Frequency Range : 1) 400 KHZ to 1500 KHz * Amplitude : 0 to 2 Vp-p * Output Impedance : 50 ohms AM/DSB/SSB/Modulator Modulation : Amplitude Modulation Double Side Band Single Side Band (USB & LSB) Carrier Input : 1 to 1000 KHz Modulating Input : 0.1 to 100 KHz Carrier Null : Adjustable Output Amplitude : Adjustable Ceramic Fileter Centre Frequency ; 455 KHz Band Width : 10 KHZ +/- 3 KHz Band Pass Filter : Central Frequency : 1.455 KHz Band Width : 10 KHz +/- 3 KHz Antenna : MW coil Antenna

3. DSB/SSB AM RECEIVER TRAINER Salient Features * On board variable capacitor training * On board receiving antenna, Local Oscillator, BFO, RF Amplifier, Mixer, IF Amplifiers, Detectors, AGC, Audio o/p amplifier, Speaker & Headphones Super heterodyne Receiver Frequency range: 400KHz to 1.5 MHz Intermediate Frequency: 455 KHz Inputs: RF Signal Output: IF frequency 455 KHz adjustable F1 filter: Duel Tune LC RF Amplifier with variable gain: Mixer(Frequency converter) Dual Gate MOSFET input : Local Oscillator & RF Output frequency: 455 KHz adjustable F1 Filter : Duel Tune LC Local Oscillator Output signal : Sine wave for local Osc. Input Frequency: From 900KHz to 2.2 MHz gang tuned Amplitude: adjustable from 0 – 2 V p-p Output Impedance: 50 Ohms 1st IF &IInd IF Amplifier: Central frequency: 455 KHz Load Impedance: Variable R-L-C Gain; Automatic Gain Control Gain 1 – 43 dB and * Gain 2 – 47 Db Diode Envelope Detector: * Detection of the positive and negative envelope with variable R-C filter DSB Product Detector: * Operating

Model: CT-DSB/SSB-R

2 ordered

frequency: Adjustable from 400KHz to 500KHz SSB Input Amplitude: 1 Volt p-p

4. SUPERHETRODYNE RADIO RECEIVER TRAINER Used for AM reception. Fault creation to understand block of super hetrodyne reception. Circuit diagram display on the PCB. Self contained unit to understand and demonstrate principle of super hetrodyne receiver. Characteristics &alingnment features. Adjustment and control at all stages Signal level meter supplied alongwith the equipment. Power : 230V, +/-10%, 50Hz Accessories : User’s Manual with Experimental book and patch cords.

Model: CT-SRT

2 ordered

5. PAM-PWM-PPM MODULATION & DEMODULATION TRAINER KIT Pulse Modulation Techniques: Pulse Amplitude Modulation Pulse Width Modulation Pulse Position Modulation On-board Sampling Frequencies (Pulse):- 8KHz, 16KHz, 32KHz, 64KHz On-board Generator:- 1.Sine Wave:- 1KHz & 2KHz (Gain adjustable) 2.Square wave:- 1KHz & 2KHz (optional) Low Pass Filter: 4m order VW Filter Voice Communication: Voice link using dynamic mic& speaker AC Amplifier with adjustable gain control DC Out put: -4 V(variable) Switched faults : 8 nos. Interconnections:- 4mm banana sockets Test Points: 29 Power Supply: 220V ±10%, 50Hz Included:- Manual , Set of Patch cords, Line Cord, Microphone, Head Phone Experiments : PAM using natural & flat top sampling Samples, Sample & Hold & Flat top out puts in PAM. PPM using DC & AC (Sine Wave) Modulating Signals. Pulse Position Demodulation Pulse width Modulation &Demodulation

Model: CT-PAM/PWM/PPM

2 ordered

6. DIGITAL COMMUNICATION TRAINER (ASK, FSK, PSK & QPSK MODULATION/DEMODULATION) SPECIFICATIONS It demonstrate ASK, FSK, PSK and it’s variation like QPSK Carrier Modulation and Demodulation techniques. Inbuilt Power Supply. On-Board synchronized Source. Various test points provided on-board with comprehensive instruction manual. Inbuilt power supply Assembled in ABS plastic box with cover Set of patch chords &users manual

Model: CT-DCT

2 ordered

7. TDM PULSE AMPLITUDE MODULATION/DEMODULATION TRAINER Salient Features:- On board sine generator (Sync) On board pulse generator 4 Analog I/P channels sampled & Time Division Multiplexing 5 Selectable sampling frequencies Selectable pulse duty cycle Selectable external/internal sampling 4 channels de-multiplexer Generation of clock at Receiver by PLL system 4th order butter worth low pass filters Technical Specifications:. Crystal Frequency : 6.4 MHz Analog Input Channel: 4 Multiplexing: Time Division Multiplexing Modulation: Pulse Amplitude Modulation On board Analog Signal: 250Hz 500Hz 1 KHz & 2 KHz Sampling Rate: 16 KHz/ channel Sampling Pulse : With Duty Cycle variable from 0 – 19% in steps Clock Re-generation at Receiver: Using PLL Low Pass filter cut-off frequency : 3.4 KHz

Model: CT-TDM

2 ordered

8. DELTA, ADAPTIVE DELTA & DELTA SIGMA MODULATION & AND DEMODULATION TRAINER The kit provides facility to examine Delta & Adaptive Modulation and Demodulation. An exhaustive manual is provided with the system, which provides detailed experimental procedure and complete circuit diagram of the system Delta Modulation Techniques : Delta Modulation/Demodulation Adaptive Delta

Model: CT-ADM

2 ordered

Modulation/Demodulation Onboard sampling frequency : 8KHz, 16KHz, 32KHz, 64KHz Onboard sine wave generator : 250Hz, 500Hz, 1KHz, 2KHz and DC level (variable Amplitude 0-5 V p-p) Low pass filter type : 2nd & 4th order butter worth filter Cut-off frequency : 3.4 KHz Interconnection : Banana Post Power Supply : +5V, +/-12V, 1Amp.

9. ANALOG SIGNAL SAMPLING & RECONSTRUCTION TRAINER Crystal controlled Pulse Generator Demonstrates Sampling and Reconstruction On board Analog Generator Selectable Sampling Frequencies Sampling Pulse Duty cycle selectable Internal/external sampling input selectable Separate Sample and Sample/Hold outputs. On-board 2nd order and 4th order L.P. Filters. Crystal frequency: 6.4 MHz Sampling frequency:2, 4, 8, 16 & 32 KHz (switch selectable) On board Generator: Synchronized 1 KHz sine wave (5 Vp-p) Duty Cycle: 0.90% in Decade steps (switch selectable) L.P. Filters : Butter worth 2nd & 4th order filter cut off frequency 3.4 KHz Inbuilt Power Supply Assembled in ABS plastic cabinet with cover Set of Patch Chords & Experimental Manual.

Model: CT-ASRK

2 ordered

10. Digital storage oscilloscope: Bandwidth: 25MHZ Channel : 2 channels+1 ext trig Real Time Sampling: 500MSa/s Equivalent Sampling Rate 10GSa/s Memory Depth: 4K/CH Rise time: <14ns Input Impedance: 1MΩ||17Pf Sec/div Range: 25ns/div-50s/div Roll：100ms-50s/div Vertical Sensitivity: 2mv-5v/div（1-2-5 sequence） Vertical Resolution: 8bit Display Color: TFT(320*234)5.7" LCD

(30MHz) 5 ordered

COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING:

S. No

Name of Equipment with specification No. of Set ups required

1 Model: CT-ACT ANALOG COMMUNICATION TRAINER (AM, FM & PM MODULATION/DEMODULATION) SPECIFICATIONS: It demonstrate AM, FM & PM (Phase Modulation) Modulation and Demodulation techniques.On-Board synchronized Source. Various test points provided on-board with comprehensive instruction manual. Inbuilt power supply Assembled in ABS plastic box with cover Set of patch chords &users manual Trainer demonstrates the principle of Amplitude Mod. &Demod. Built - in IC based DC regulated power supply On-Board Audio Oscillator 100Hz to 10KHz. Amplitude Modulation. Double Sideband AM Generation. Single Sideband AM Generation (USB/ LSB). O/P Amplifier Audio Pre-Amplifier. Ceramic Filter. & On- Board Antenna. It would also demonstrate Frequency Modulation & Demodulation and also demonstrate Phase Modulation and Demodulation FM Modulator: 1.Varactor Modulator, 2.FMvia PM. PM Modulator.

02

2 . Model: CT-DSB/SSB-T DSB/SSB AM TRANSMITTER TRAINER Technical Features: On board variable frequency audio oscillator, Carrier freq generator On board DSB & SSB Modulator, Band Pass filter, 455 KHz Generator, Audio & RF Amplifiers Transmitting Antenna, Speaker & Headphones Technical Specifications : * Audio Oscillator (Sine Wave Generator): Frequency : 300 Hz to 3.4 KHz * Amplitude : 0 to 2 Vp-p * Audio Input : Audio Pre-amplifier with microphone input. * Audio Input : Audio Pre-amplifier with microphone. Voltage Control Oscillator (VCO) : * Frequency Range : 1) 400 KHZ to 1500 KHz * Amplitude : 0 to 2 Vp-p * Output Impedance : 50 ohms AM/DSB/SSB/Modulator Modulation : Amplitude Modulation Double Side Band Single Side Band (USB & LSB) Carrier Input : 1 to 1000 KHz Modulating Input : 0.1 to 100 KHz Carrier Null : Adjustable Output Amplitude : Adjustable Ceramic Fileter Centre Frequency ; 455 KHz Band Width : 10 KHZ +/- 3 KHz Band Pass Filter : Central Frequency : 1.455 KHz Band Width : 10 KHz +/- 3 KHz Antenna : MW coil Antenna

02

3 Model: CT-DSB/SSB-R DSB/SSB AM RECEIVER TRAINER Salient Features * On board variable capacitor training * On board receiving antenna, Local Oscillator, BFO, RF Amplifier, Mixer, IF Amplifiers, Detectors, AGC, Audio o/p amplifier, Speaker & Headphones Super heterodyne Receiver Frequency range: 400KHz to 1.5 MHz Intermediate Frequency: 455 KHz Inputs: RF Signal Output: IF frequency 455 KHz adjustable F1 filter: Duel Tune LC RF Amplifier with variable gain: Mixer(Frequency converter) Dual Gate MOSFET input : Local Oscillator & RF Output frequency: 455 KHz adjustable F1 Filter : Duel Tune LC Local Oscillator Output signal : Sine wave for local Osc. Input Frequency: From 900KHz to 2.2 MHz gang tuned Amplitude: adjustable from 0 – 2 V p-p Output Impedance: 50 Ohms 1st IF &IInd IF Amplifier: Central frequency: 455 KHz Load Impedance: Variable R-L-C Gain; Automatic Gain Control Gain 1 – 43 dB and * Gain 2 – 47 Db Diode Envelope Detector: * Detection of the positive and negative envelope with variable R-C filter DSB Product Detector: * Operating frequency: Adjustable from 400KHz to 500KHz SSB Input Amplitude: 1 Volt p-p

02

4 Model: CT-SRT SUPERHETRODYNE RADIO RECEIVER TRAINER Used for AM reception. Fault creation to understand block of super hetrodyne reception. Circuit diagram display on the PCB. Self contained unit to understand and demonstrate principle of super hetrodyne receiver. Characteristics &alingnment features. Adjustment and control at all stages Signal level meter supplied alongwith the equipment. Power : 230V, +/-10%, 50Hz Accessories : User’s Manual with Experimental book and patch cords.

02

5 Model: CT-PAM/PWM/PPM PAM-PWM-PPM MODULATION & DEMODULATION TRAINER KIT Pulse Modulation Techniques: Pulse Amplitude Modulation Pulse Width Modulation Pulse Position Modulation On-board Sampling Frequencies (Pulse):- 8KHz, 16KHz, 32KHz, 64KHz On-board Generator:- 1.Sine Wave:- 1KHz & 2KHz (Gain adjustable) 2.Square wave:- 1KHz & 2KHz (optional) Low Pass Filter: 4m order VW Filter

02

Voice Communication: Voice link using dynamic mic& speaker AC Amplifier with adjustable gain control DC Out put: -4 V(variable) Switched faults : 8 nos. Interconnections:- 4mm banana sockets Test Points: 29 Power Supply: 220V ±10%, 50Hz Included:- Manual , Set of Patch cords, Line Cord, Microphone, Head Phone Experiments : PAM using natural & flat top sampling Samples, Sample & Hold & Flat top out puts in PAM. PPM using DC & AC (Sine Wave) Modulating Signals. Pulse Position Demodulation Pulse width Modulation &Demodulation

6 Model: CT-DCT DIGITAL COMMUNICATION TRAINER (ASK, FSK, PSK & QPSK MODULATION/DEMODULATION) SPECIFICATIONS It demonstrate ASK, FSK, PSK and it’s variation like QPSK Carrier Modulation and Demodulation techniques. Inbuilt Power Supply. On-Board synchronized Source. Various test points provided on-board with comprehensive instruction manual. Inbuilt power supply Assembled in ABS plastic box with cover Set of patch chords &users manual

02

7 Model: CT-TDM TDM PULSE AMPLITUDE MODULATION/DEMODULATION TRAINER Salient Features:- On board sine generator (Sync) On board pulse generator 4 Analog I/P channels sampled & Time Division Multiplexing 5 Selectable sampling frequencies Selectable pulse duty cycle Selectable external/internal sampling 4 channels de-multiplexer Generation of clock at Receiver by PLL system 4th order butter worth low pass filters Technical Specifications:. Crystal Frequency : 6.4 MHz Analog Input Channel: 4 Multiplexing: Time Division Multiplexing Modulation: Pulse Amplitude Modulation On board Analog Signal: 250Hz 500Hz 1 KHz & 2 KHz Sampling Rate: 16 KHz/ channel Sampling Pulse : With Duty Cycle variable from 0 – 19% in steps Clock Re-generation at Receiver: Using PLL Low Pass filter cut-off frequency : 3.4 KHz

02

8 Model: CT-ADM DELTA, ADAPTIVE DELTA & DELTA SIGMA MODULATION & AND DEMODULATION TRAINER The kit provides facility to examine Delta & Adaptive Modulation and Demodulation. An exhaustive manual is provided with the system, which provides detailed experimental procedure and complete circuit diagram of the system Delta Modulation Techniques : Delta Modulation/Demodulation Adaptive Delta Modulation/Demodulation Onboard sampling frequency : 8KHz, 16KHz, 32KHz, 64KHz Onboard sine wave generator : 250Hz, 500Hz, 1KHz, 2KHz and DC level (variable Amplitude 0-5 V p-p) Low pass filter type : 2nd & 4th order butter worth filter Cut-off frequency : 3.4 KHz Interconnection : Banana Post Power Supply : +5V, +/-12V, 1Amp.

02

9 Model: CT-ASRK ANALOG SIGNAL SAMPLING & RECONSTRUCTION TRAINER Crystal controlled Pulse Generator Demonstrates Sampling and Reconstruction On board Analog Generator Selectable Sampling Frequencies Sampling Pulse Duty cycle selectable Internal/external sampling input selectable Separate Sample and Sample/Hold outputs. On-board 2nd order and 4th order L.P. Filters. Crystal frequency: 6.4 MHz Sampling frequency:2, 4, 8, 16 & 32 KHz (switch selectable) On board Generator: Synchronized 1 KHz sine wave (5 Vp-p) Duty Cycle: 0.90% in Decade steps (switch selectable) L.P. Filters : Butter worth 2nd & 4th order filter cut off frequency 3.4 KHz Inbuilt Power Supply Assembled in ABS plastic cabinet with cover Set of Patch Chords & Experimental Manual.

02

10 Digital storage oscilloscope 5 (30MHz)

MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES –II:

S. No


1 LVDT 1

2 Resistors (10K, 1K, 20K, 1M, 4.7K, 47Ω, 100 Ω, 512 Ω, 2K, 50each

3 Tool Kit 3

4 Cutter 3

5 AC/DC voltmeter (0-10mA), 5

6 Digital multimeter 5

7 Cathode ray oscilloscope 4 (25MHz)

8 Function generator 4 (2Mhz)

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER ORGANIZATION:

S. No


1 7432,7410,7486,7411, 50 Each

MICROWAVE & RADAR ENGINEERING LAB:

S-Band Microwave Test Bench: Sr. No. Item Name Quantity

1 Solid State Source with Power supply (Klystron Based) 1

2 Frequency meter (M.Type) 1 3 Variable Attenuator 1 4 Slotted Section 1 5 Tunable Probe 1

6 Detector Mount 1 7 Precision Short 1 8 Solid Dielectric Cell 1 9 VSWR Meter 1

10 BNC Cable 2 11 W/G to Coaxial Adaptor SMA 1 12 Fixed Attenuator 3dB 1 13 Fixed Attenuator 6 dB 1 14 Fixed Attenuator 10 dB 1 15 E-plane Bend 1 16 H-Plane Bend 1 17 Detector Mount (Micrometer type) 1 18 CD Coupler 20 dB 1 19 Pyramidal Horn 1 20 Movable Short 1 21 E-plane Tee 1 22 H-Plane Tee 1 23 Matched Termination 1 24 SS Tuner 1 25 Waveguide Stand 4 26 Radiation Pattern with EP Bends 1 27 Phase Shifter 1 28 E-H Tee 1 29 Magic Tee 1 30 EH-Tuner 1 31 Direct Reading Frequency Meter 1 32 Straight W/G with Round Flange 1’ length 1

C-Band Microwave Test Bench:

Sr. No. Item Name Quantity

1 Solid State Source with Power supply 1

2 Frequency meter (M.Type) 1

3 Variable Attenuator 1

4 Slotted Section 1

5 Tunable Probe 1

6 Detector Mount 1

7 Precision Short 1

8 Solid Dielectric Cell 1

9 VSWR Meter 1

10 BNC Cable 2

11 W/G to Coaxial Adaptor SMA 1

12 Fixed Attenuator 3dB 1

13 Fixed Attenuator 6 dB 1


15 E-plane Bend 1

16 H-Plane Bend 1

17 Detector Mount (Micrometer type) 1

18 CD Coupler 20 dB 1

19 Pyramidal Horn 1

20 Movable Short 1

21 E-plane Tee 1

22 H-Plane Tee 1

23 Matched Termination 1

24 SS Tuner 1

25 Waveguide Stand 4

26 Radiation Pattern with EP Bends 1

27 Phase Shifter 1

28 E-H Tee 1

29 Magic Tee 1

30 EH-Tuner 1

31 Direct Reading Frequency Meter 1

32 Straight W/G with Round Flange 1’ length 1

33 S S Tuner 1

34 T Circulator 1

35 Y Circulator 1

36 Direct reading Frequency Meter 1

37 Isolator 1

J-Band Microwave Test Bench:


1 Klystron Mount with tube 1



4 Slotted Section 1

5 Tunable Probe 1

6 Detector Mount 1

7 Precision Short 1

8 Liquid Dielectric Cell 1

9 VSWR Meter 1

10 Cooling Fan with Stand 1

11 BNC Cable 2





16 E-plane Bend 1

17 H-Plane Bend 1



20 Pyramidal Horn 1

21 Movable Short 1

22 E-plane Tee 1

23 H-Plane Tee 1


25 SS Tuner 1



28 Phase Shifter 1

29 E-H Tee 1

30 Magic Tee 1

31 EH-Tuner 1



34 S S Tuner 1

35 T Circulator 1

36 Y Circulator 1


38 Isolator 1 X-Band Microwave Test Bench:


1 Gunn Oscillator Mount with tube 2



4 Slotted Section 2

5 Tunable Probe 2

6 Detector Mount 2

7 Precision Short 2

8 Liquid Dielectric Cell 2

9 VSWR Meter 2

10 Cooling Fan with Stand 2

11 BNC Cable 4





16 E-plane Bend 2

17 H-Plane Bend 2



20 Pyramidal Horn 2

21 Movable Short 2

22 E-plane Tee 2

23 H-Plane Tee 2


25 SS Tuner 2



28 Phase Shifter 2

29 E-H Tee 2

30 Magic Tee 2

31 EH-Tuner 2



34 S S Tuner 2

35 T Circulator 2

36 Y Circulator 2


38 Isolator 1

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

DETAILS OF CNC LAB

S. No.

Item / Description

Make and Model Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 CNC Milling

Trainer Machine

Top Team Machine pvt. Ltd Faridabad Haryana

Machine Shop

10,70,000 Ok

02/08/2010

DETAIL OF MACHINE SHOP

S.No. Item / Description Make and Model Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 Lathe Machine 4’

Ft. with Geared

Head Stock and

Four Jaw Chuck


Machine Shop

1,80,000 Ok

02/08/2010


Ft. with Geared

Head Stock and

Three Jaw Chuck


Machine Shop

1,80,000 Ok

02/08/2010


Ft. with Geared

Head Stock and

Four Jaw Chuck

Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar

Machine Shop

1,60,000 Ok

16/12/2011

4 Shaper Machine

8” Stroke with

Casted Machine

Vice


Machine Shop

1,10,000 Ok

16/12/2011

5 Universal Milling

Machine with

Indexing Head

and Tail Stock


Machine Shop

2,35,000 Ok

07/01/2012

6 Bench Drilling

Machine pillar

type with ½”

Chuck Capacity


Machine Shop

7,800 Ok

31/07/2010

7 Bench Grinder

with 8” Wheel


Machine Shop

4,250 Ok

31/07/2010

8 Surface Grinder

with 18”x8”

Magnetic Chuck

Lakshmi industries Ludhiana

Machine Shop

1,34,477 Ok

19/12/2011

9 Electric Hand

Drill Machine

Lakshmi industries Ludhiana

Machine Shop

3,977 Ok

17/12/2012

DETAIL OF WELDING SHOP

S.No.

Item / Description Make and Model Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 A.C Electrical Arc

Welding Machine

Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar Model No.

Pana 300 AAI

Welding Shop

28,000 Ok

31/07/2010

2 Electrical Arc

Welding Machine

Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar Model No.

Pana 300 AAI

Welding Shop

28,000 Ok

31/07/2010

3 TIG Welding

Machine

Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar Pana

machine WP300

Welding Shop

1,52,975 Ok

31/08/2011

4 MIG Welding

Machine

Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar Pana

machine KR250

Welding Shop

55,400 Ok

19/10/2010

5 Spot Welding

Machine


Welding Shop

60,500 Ok

16/12/2011

6 High pressure Gas

Welding Plant with

accessories

1) Oxygen

cylinder

2) Acetylene

Cylinder

3) Blow Pipe

4) Oxygen


Welding Shop

1) 9,000 2) 10,150 3) 4,785 4) 3,135 5) 3,135

Ok

03/09/2011 03/09/2011 31/07/2010 31/07/2010 31/07/2010

regulator

5) Acetylene

Regulator

7 Plasma Cutting

Machine


Welding Shop

1,32,563 Ok

09/10/2012

8 Cut off Saw

Machine


Welding Shop

13,000 Ok

20/10/2010

9 Portable Hand

Grinder


Welding Shop

8,125 Ok

31/07/2010

10 Bench Vice 6” Fairdeal Agencies

Jalandhar

Welding

Shop

Each

2655x8

Ok

31/07/2010

DETAIL OF FITTING SHOP

S.No. Item / Description Make and Model

Location Department

Value in Rs. Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 Bench Drill Machine

Pillar Type with ½”

Chuck Capacity


Fitting Shop 7,800 Ok

31/07/2010

2 Hand Drill Machine

(BOSCH Make)


Fitting Shop 3,200 Ok

20/10/2010

3 Bench Vice 6” Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar

Fitting Shop Each 2655x8

Ok

31/07/2010

4 Pipe Vice Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar

Fitting Shop Each 640 x 2

Ok

31/07/10

DETAIL OF CARPENTRY SHOP

S.No. Item / Description Make and Model

Location Department

Value in Rs.

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 Wood Working Lathe

Machine 6’


Carpentry Shop

1,25,000 Ok

10/12/2011

2 Universal Wood

Working Machine 10”


Carpentry Shop

80,000 Ok

10/12/2011

3 Hand Drill Machine Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar

Carpentry Shop

3,200 Ok

31/07/2011

4 Electric Hand Jig Saw

Machine


Carpentry Shop

65,000 Ok

03/09/2011

5 Skill Planner Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar

Carpentry Shop

9550 Ok

20/10/2010

6 Carpentry Vice Fairdeal Agencies Jalandhar

Carpentry Shop

Each 1110x8

Ok

03/09/2011

PRIME MOVERS & FLUID M/CS

S. No Name of Equipment with Specifications No. of Set ups Required

1 Pelton Wheel Turbine Test Rig (Close circuit) with 2HP Output with Crompton Pumps

1

2 Francis Turbine Test Rig (Close circuit) with 2HP Output with Crompton Pumps

1

3 Kaplan Turbine Test Rig (Close circuit) with 2HP Output with Crompton Pumps

1

4 Centrifugal Pump Test Rig (DC Motor Dc Drive)

1

5 Hydraulic Ram Test Rig (With Stand)

1

6 Reciprocating Pump Test Rig (DC Motor DC Drive)

1

7 Gear Pump Test Rig (DC Motor DC Drive)

1

8 Hydro Power Plant (100 Watt out put) D 1 9 Universal Vibration Apparatus 1

DYNAMICS OF M/C & VIBRATIONS:

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN LAB:


1 40 (standalone PC s for Computer Aided design Lab 40 nos.

2 UPS (30 kVA) battery backup Single backup

3 PRO E latest version --

S. No

Name of Equipment with Specifications No. of Set ups Required

1 Cam Analysis Apparatus 1

2 Whirling of Shaft Demonstrator 1

3 Static and Dynamic Balancing Apparatus 1

4 Motorized Gyroscope 1

5 Journal Bearing Apparatus 1

6 Universal Governor Apparatus 1

7 Coriolli’s Component of Acceleration Apparatus ( with

digital RPM indicator)

1

8 Epicyclic Gear Train Apparatus (Digital RPM

indicator)

1

9 Digital Tachometer (Contact Type) 1

10 Digital Tachometer (Non Contact Type) 1

PRIME MOVERS & FLUID M/CS


1 Pelton Wheel Turbine Test Rig (Close circuit) with 2HP Output with Crompton Pumps

1

2 Francis Turbine Test Rig (Close circuit) with 2HP Output with Crompton Pumps

1

3 Kaplan Turbine Test Rig (Close circuit) with 2HP Output with Crompton Pumps

1

4 Centrifugal Pump Test Rig (DC Motor Dc Drive)

1

5 Hydraulic Ram Test Rig (With Stand)

1

6 Reciprocating Pump Test Rig (DC Motor DC Drive)

1

7 Gear Pump Test Rig (DC Motor DC Drive)

1

8 Hydro Power Plant (100 Watt out put) D 1 9 Universal Vibration Apparatus 1

DYNAMICS OF M/C & VIBRATIONS:

S. No

Name of Equipment with Specifications No. of Set ups Required

1 Cam Analysis Apparatus 1

2 Whirling of Shaft Demonstrator 1

3 Static and Dynamic Balancing Apparatus 1

4 Motorized Gyroscope 1

5 Journal Bearing Apparatus 1

6 Universal Governor Apparatus 1

7 Coriolli’s Component of Acceleration Apparatus ( with

digital RPM indicator)

1

8 Epicyclic Gear Train Apparatus (Digital RPM

indicator)

1

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN LAB:

9 Digital Tachometer (Contact Type) 1

10 Digital Tachometer (Non Contact Type) 1


1 40 (standalone PC s for Computer Aided design Lab 40 nos.

2 UPS (30 kVA) battery backup Single backup

3 PRO E latest version --

DEPARTMENT OF BASIC SCIENCIES

LANGAUGE LAB S.No Item Description Make

and Model

Location Department

Qty. Value in Rs

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1. Stand alone System HDD- 500 GB RAM- 2GB Processor- Intel Core

HP Computer lab 7 1 28,295 Working 21-12-2010

2. Stand alone HDD- 320 GB RAM- 2GB Processor- Intel Dual Core

Acer Computer lab 7 25 24,000 22(working) 3(not working)

01-12-2012

3. Stand alone HDD- RAM- Processor-

AOC Computer lab 7 5 22,800 Working 19-09.2011

(PHYSICS LABORATORY)

S. No.

Item/Description Make &Model

Location Department

Value in Rs (per item)

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 (a) Dielectric Constant Apparatus

RIODE Physics Lab 8500.00 9775.00

Working 01-08-2010 19-09-2011

(b)

Test Capacitor

RIODE Physics Lab Working 01-08-2010 19-09-2011

(c) Variable Capacitor


2 He- Ne Laser Source

SPRUCE ENT.

Physics Lab 18000.00 Working 01-08-2010

3

Laser Diode Module LASER RADIATION AVIOD


4

Optical Bench (1.5 m) SPRUCE ENT.


5 Electrical Vibrator

SPRUCE ENT.


6

Michelson’s Interferometer SPRUCE ENT.


7 (a)

Electromagnet with wooden stand

RIODE Physics Lab 26500.00 29945.00

Working 01-08-2010 19-09-2011

(b)

Power Supply for Electromagnet


(c) Digital Flux / Gauss Meter RIODE Physics Lab Working 01-08-2010 19-09-2011

(d) Travelling Microscope SPRUCE ENT.


8 (a) Stewart & Gee’s Type Galvanometer

SPRUCE ENT.

Physics Lab 1900.00

Working 01-08-2010

(b)

Battery Eliminator

ASICO Physics Lab Working 01-08-2010

(c)

Rheostat SPRUCE ENT.

Physics Lab Working 01-08-2010

(d)

Reversing Key ASICO Physics Lab Working 01-08-2010

9 (a)

Bar Pendulum SPRUCE ENT.

Physics Lab 850.00 Working 28-10-2010 19-09-2011

(b)

Telescope

SPRUCE ENT.


(c)

Digital Stop Watch TAKSUN QUARTZ TIMER TS -1809


10(a) Newton’s Ring Apparatus SPRUCE ENT.

Physics Lab 3950.00 4550.00

Working 28-10-2010 19-09-2011

(b)

Transformer 35 W SPRUCE ENT.

Physics Lab 450.00 520.00

Working 28-10-2010 19-09-2011

(c) Spherometer

SPRUCE ENT.


Working 28-10-2010 19-09-2011

11

Spectrometer SPRUCE ENT.

Physics Lab 4950.00 5695.00

Working 28-10-2010 19-09-2011

12(a) Wave Guide Kit Microwave Technologies INC.

Physics Lab 39000.00

Working 01-08-2010

(b)

VSWR

Microwave Technologies INC.MTI – VS501


(c) Klystron Power Supply Microwave Technologies INC.MTIKP 503


13(a) Advanced Optical Fiber Kit SPRUCE ENT.


(b)

Function Generator

SPRUCE ENT.


(c) Audio Frequency Function Generator

SPRUCE ENT.ME -950

Physics Lab 3000.00 Working

01-08-2010

(d)

CRO Sintech 20 MHZ Dual Channel

SCIEN TECH Caddo 801


(e) Digital Multimeter

UNITY M890G


(f)

MIC

SPRUCE ENT. GV-605


(g)

Speaker

SANTRO Physics Lab 685.00 Working 01-08-2010

CHEMISTRY:

S.No. Item/Description Make &Model Location Department

Value in Rs. (per item)

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1. Analytical balance Sunshine , K Roy& Company

Chemistry Lab 3820 Working 01/08/10 08/10/12

2 Cleveland’s Flash & Fire Point

Chaudhary Chemistry Lab 7300 Working 01/08/10

3 Conductivity Meter Spruce Enterprises

Chemistry Lab 2890 Working 01/08/10 19/9/11

4 Digital weighing balance

Eagle Chemistry Lab 5500 Working 01/08/10

5 Dissolved Oxygen Meter

Model-081G Chemistry Lab 6900 Working 01/08/10

6 Hot Air Oven Universal Chemistry Lab 13500 14000

Working 01/08/10 19/9/11

7 Pensky Martin Flash Point


8 pH Meter Slope Chemistry Lab 2700 Working 01/08/10

9 Redwood Viscometer 1&2


10 Stop Watch Digital Racer Chemistry Lab 625 Working 05/02/11

11 TLC Kit Spruce Enterprises

Chemistry Lab 4000 Working 01/08/10

12 Water Bath Serological Chemistry Lab 8200 Working 01/08/10

13 Hot Plate Spruce Enterprises

Chemistry Lab 2000 990

Working 01/08/10 19/09/11

14 Distillation Apparatus Basic/PH4 EDU STILL


15 Colorimeter Spruce Enterprises


14 Vernier Caliper SPRUCE ENT.


Working 28-10-2010 19-09-2011

15 Screw Gauge SPRUCE ENT.


Working 28-10-2010 19-09-2011

DEPARTMENT: SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

S.No. Item Description Make and Model

Location Department

Qty. Value in Rs

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1. N-Computing 1:6 HDD-1ITB RAM-4GB Processor- Intel core i5

NOC 4307 4 12,250 PER TERMINAL

Working 07.09.2011

2. N-computing 1:10 HDD-500GB RAM-4GB Processor-Intel Core i5

NOC 4401 3 12,400 PER TERMINAL

TWO(WORKING) THREE(NOT WORKING)

19.03.2012

3. Standalone System 13 500GB HRD UGB RAM

NOC 4506 1 22,800/- Working 19.09.2011

4. UPS(1 KVA) Numeric 4307 2 5100 Working 07.09.2011

5. LCD Projector Benq 4506 1 2,9900/- Working 07.03.2011

DEPARTMENT-SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY & TOURISM

HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

S.no. Item/Description (Make & Model)

Quantity Location (department)

Value (Rs.)

Present condition

Date of purchase

1. Maid’s cart 01 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

12500 Working 24-8-11

2. Bucket plastic 11 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

1860 Working 10-11-11

3. Mug plastic 10 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

240 Working 10-11-11

4. Ironing board 01 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

2880 Working 10-11-11

5. Dust pan without brush

11 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

480 Working 10-11-11

6. Carpet brush 06 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

540 Working 10-11-11

7. Feather brush 12 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

1140 Working 10-11-11

8. Mop (pocchha) 20 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

200 Working 10-11-11

9. Spray bottles 12 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

540 Working 10-11-11

10. Wiper 12 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

900 Working 10-11-11

11. Cloth brush 06 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

780 Working 10-11-11

12. Mop 12 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

3600 Working 10-11-11

13. Cobweb brush (wooden handle)


280 Working 10-11-11

14. Dry mop 06 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

2880 Working 10-11-11

15. Soft broom 12 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

240 Working 10-11-11

16. Hard broom 12 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

864 Working 10-11-11

17. Wet floor sign (plastic)


1350 Working 10-11-11

18. Toilet brush 12 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

900 Working 10-11-11

19. Sponge brush 12 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

3060 Working 10-11-11

20. Floor scrubbing machine


15000 Working 24-8-11

21. Floor scrubbing pads :- Brush Red pads Black pad White pad

01 02 01 01

HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

4219 Working 2-11-11

22. Vacuum cleaner 01 HOUSEKEEPING 8500 Working 24-8-11

LAB-4503 23. Iron 01 HOUSEKEEPING

LAB-4503 460 Working 10-10-11

24. Ladder 01 HOUSEKEEPING LAB-4503

5000 Working 10-10-11

FRONT OFFICE & WAITING LOUNGE-4403

This lab consists of all fabricated furniture items only.

BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

S.no. Item/Description (Make & Model)

Quantity Location (department) Value (Rs.)

Present condition

Date of purchase

1. Full plate 116 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

14500 Working 10-11-11

2. Half plate 60 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

6900 Working 10-11-11

3. Quarter plate 119 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

7800 Working 10-11-11

4. Soup plate 42 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

6300 Working

5. Oval platter(9”) 04 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

2250 Working 10-10-11

6. Oval platter (12”) 04 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

5100 Working 10-10-11

7. Soup bowl 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

600 Working 10-11-11

8. Soup spoon (chinaware)

12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

240 Working 10-10-11

9. Egg cup 05 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

250 Working 10-11-11

10. Tea cup 36 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1980 Working 10-11-11

11. Saucer 37 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1080 Working 10-11-11

12. Tea pot (small) 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

420 Working 10-11-11

13. Tea pot (big) 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

580 Working 10-11-11

14. Milk pot (02 cups) 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1140 Working 10-11-11

15. Coffee cups 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

540 Working 10-11-11

16. Coffee saucer 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

540 Working 10-11-11

17. Milk pot (06 cup) 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

810 Working 10-11-11

18. Nappy bowl (5”) 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

975 Working 10-11-11

19. Nappy bowl (7”) 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1196 Working 10-11-11

20. Pickle bowl with lid


660 Working 10-11-11

21. Ashtray 14 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

770 Working 10-11-11

22. Cruet set 15 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

825 Working 10-11-11

23. Budvase 15 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

770 Working 10-11-11

24. Table knife 120 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

7560 Working 10-11-11

25. Soup spoon 120 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

5280 Working 10-11-11

26. Coffee machine 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

7000 Working 10-11-11

27. Ice pick 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

90 Working 10-10-11

28. Fruit basket (steel)


1650 Working 10-11-11

29. Fruit basket (cane)


210 Working 10-11-11

30. Glass (ocean) 60 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

2510 Working 10-11-11

31. Anti-skid tray 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1170 Working 10-11-11

32. Fruit knife 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

360 Working 10-11-11

33. Water goblet 60 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

6200 Working 10-10-11

34. Brandy glasses 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1240 Working 10-10-11

39. Banana dish 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

190 Working 10-10-11

40. Pilsner glass 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

776 Working 10-10-11

41. Liqueur glass 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

450 Working 10-10-11

42. Future 501 glass 01 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

560 Working 10-10-11

43. Champagne saucer

02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1120 Working 10-10-11

44. Twist glass 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1040 Working 10-10-11

45. Shot glass 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

540 Working 10-10-11

46. Red wine glass 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1120 Working 10-10-11

47. Beer goblet 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1350 Working 10-10-11

48. White wine glass 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1120 Working 10-10-11

49. Fine drink (1213) 10 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

2510 Working 10-10-11

50. Fine drink (1913) 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

560 Working 10-10-11

51. San Marino 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-

640 Working 10-10-11

4504 52. Lyra glass 02 BOX BASIC TRAINING

RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

500 Working 10-10-11

53. Beer mug 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

780 Working 10-10-11

54. Chaffing dish (roll top)


10800 Working 10-10-11

55. Fly killer 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1900 Working 10-10-11

56. Soup station 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

6200 Working 10-10-11

57. Casserole (3500 ml.)


980 Working 10-10-11

58. Steel jug 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

2700 Working 10-10-11

59. Pop – up toaster (04 slice)


1950 Working 10-10-11

60. Peppermill 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

950 Working 10-10-11

61. Finger bowl with under liner


5940 Working 10-10-11

62. Sugar tong 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

180 Working 10-10-11

63. Tong 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

90 Working 10-10-11

64. Boston shaker 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1050 Working 10-10-11

65. Cocktail shaker 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

290 Working 10-10-11

66. Toothpick 10 packs BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

100 Working 10-10-11

67. Egg cup 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

450 Working 10-10-11

68. Venus soup ladle 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

360 Working 10-10-11

69. Chaffing dish 06 BASIC TRAINING 1080 Working 10-10-11

ladle RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

70. Wine opener 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

700 Working 10-10-11

71. Pastry slice 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

75 Working 10-10-11

72. Bar spoon 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

90 Working 10-10-11

73. Display bottle (glass)


1780 Working 10-10-11

74. Snack warmer 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

675 Working 10-10-11

75. Flat spoon 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

140 Working 10-10-11

76. Glass bowl 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

360 Working 10-10-11

77. Stirrer 01 pkt. BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

50 Working 10-10-11

78. Napkin stand 15 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1875 Working 10-10-11

79. Reserve sign 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1920 Working 10-10-11

80. Pourer (steel) 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

150 Working 10-10-11

81. Toothpick stand 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

720 Working 10-10-11

82. Straw holder 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1080 Working 10-10-11

83. Measure 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

75 Working 10-10-11

84. Nan basket (steel) 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

750 Working 10-10-11

85. Coffee spoon 24 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

432 Working 10-10-11

86. Tea spoon 36 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

918 Working 10-10-11

87. Table fork 120 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

6840 Working 10-10-11

88. A.P. spoon 120 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

5280 Working 10-10-11

89. Steak knife 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

348 Working 10-10-11

90. Butter knife 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

696 Working 10-10-11

91. Fish fork 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

528 Working 10-10-11

92. Fish knife 12 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

696 Working 10-10-11

93. Parfait spoon 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

264 Working 10-10-11

94. Menu card holder 15 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

3750 Working 10-10-11

95. Entrée (small) 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

330 Working 10-10-11

96. Entrée (big) 02 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

390 Working 10-10-11

97. Oval platter (small)


2250 Working 10-10-11

98. Oval platter (big) 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

5100 Working 10-10-11

99. Wine basket with stand


3925 Working 10-10-11

100. Oil & vinegar cruet


500 Working 10-11-11

101. Tea tray (plastic) 06 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

750 Working 10-10-11

102. Insectocutor 01 BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT & BAR-4504

1900 Working 10-10-11

BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

S.no. Item/Description (Make & Model) Quantity Location (department)

Value (Rs.) Present condition

Date of purchase

1 Teacher-cum-Demonstration Table 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

31000 Working 24-11-11

2 Work Table with Overhead shelves/Lockable sliding doors

15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

221250 Working 22-12-11

3 Sink 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

202500 Working 22-12-11

4 Traulsen 1400 ltr. (4 Door Refrigerator ) 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

65000 Working 24/11/11

5 Salamander 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

15500 Working 9/9/11

6 Microwave oven 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

8500 Working 9/9/11

7 Tawa (cast iron) 4 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

630 Working 10-10-11

8 Weighing machine (big) 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

8500 Working 10-11-11

9 Weighing Machine 2 Kg. 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

460 Working 10-11-11

10 Deep fat fryer 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

17500 Working 9/9/11

11 Pressure cooker (8 ltr.) 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1360 Working 10-10-11

12 Food processor 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

36500 Working 9/9/11

13 Conical strainer 4 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1700 Working 10-10-11

14 Soup strainer 2 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

500 Working 10-10-11

15 Non Stick tawa 5 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

4050 Working 10-10-11

16 Nonstick Fry Pan 6 BASIC TRAINING 3360 Working 10-10-11

KITCHEN-4505

17 Round Ladle 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1575 Working 10-10-11

18 Perforated Spoon 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1275 Working 10-10-11

19 Patila big 3 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1568 Working 17-8-12

20 Flat Ladle (wooden) 2 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

140 Working 10-10-11

21 Wooden Spoon 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1400 Working 10-10-11

22 Brass patilla with lid (6`` diameter) 11 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

5665 Working 10-10-11

23 Brass patilla with lid (8`` diameter) 11 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

6710 Working 10-10-11

24 S.s sauce pan with lid (10`` diameter) 14 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

12850 Working 10/10/11

25 Karahi (10`` diameter) 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

294 Working 10-10-11

26 S.S Mug (1 ltr.) 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1350 Working 10-10-11

27 S.S bowl (8`` diameter) 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

975 Working 10-10-11

28 Plastic dustbin (20 ltr) 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

4350 Working 10-10-11

29 S.S Thali (10`` diameter) 30 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1950 Working 10-10-11

30 PVC chopping board (white) (16’’ x24’’x3’’)

15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

5850 Working 10/10/11

31 Fish slicer 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1575 Working 10-10-11

32 Potato masher 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

2925 Working 10-10-11

33 Grater (box type) 15 BASIC TRAINING 975 Working 10/10/11

KITCHEN-4505

34 Rolling pin 8’’ 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1800 Working 10-10-11

35 Big kadai with koncha 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

435 Working 10-10-11

36 Insectocutor 2 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

3800 Working 10-10-11

37 Tea strainer 6 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

210 Working 10-10-11

38 Rolling pin 8’’ 15 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

825 Working 10-10-11

39 Skewers (small) 11 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

240 Working 10-11-11

40 Skewers (big) 11 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

420 Working 10-11-11

41 Stock pot (big) 2 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

11000 Working 9/9/11

42 Aluminium sauce-pan 2 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

490 Working 10-10-11

43 Gas lighter 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

140 Working 10-10-11

44 Meat thermometer 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1500 Working 9/9/11

45 Tin cutter 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

65 Working 10/10/11

46 Lemon squeezer 2 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

200 Working 10/10/11

47 Rice strainer 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

350 Working 10-10-11

48 Chimta 2 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

160 Working 10-10-11

49 Wire whisk 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

200 Working 9-9-11

50 Induction (arise) 1 BASIC TRAINING 2550 Working 8-5-12

BAKERY AND PATISSERIE:

S. No Name of Equipment with specification No. of Set ups required

1 2 deck commercial baking oven with proofing chamber.

1

2 S.S.cupboard with lock

2

KITCHEN-4505

51 Mixer grinder 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

1200 Working 8-5-12

52 Single burner chulla 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

550 Working 8-5-12

53 Masala box 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

3125 Working 10-10-11

54 Patila copper base 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

375 Working 17-8-12

55 Muggi 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

250 Working 17-8-12

56 Tawa iron 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

160 Working 17-8-12

57 Bucket steel 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

360 Working 17-8-12

58 Sidu maker 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

810 Working 17-8-12

59 Karchi small 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

105 Working 17-8-12

60 Karchi big 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

115 Working 17-8-12

61 Poni iron 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

95 Working 17-8-12

62 Parat 1 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

195 Working 17-8-12

63 Jar (plastic) 5 BASIC TRAINING KITCHEN-4505

150 Working 17-8-12

3 S.S. Storage racks with shelves (5 shelves)

2

4 Refrigerator 1000ltr

2

5 Turn table – for cake decoration

2

6 Scraper(plastic)

15

7 Working tables (S.S.)with white marble top and under drawers(3x4ft)

1

8 Copper bottom steel sauce pans 5

9 Oven gloves

4 sets

10 Pearlpet airtight container(2kg and 5 kg)

20 No

11 Kitchen knife set

1

12 Katori

50

13 Pizza cutter 2

QUANTITY TRAINING KITCHEN:


1 Commercial 4 burners high pressure gas range

1

2 Pressure cooker (10 ltr.&20 ltr)

1 each

3 Storage racks (S.S. with 4 shelves)

2

4 Hot plate/grill plate/dosatava (3 ft x 4ft)

1

5 Three compartment big stainless steel sink

1

6 Exhaust fans(14 inch)

3

DINING AREA/HALL:


1 To be set up in the old mess area (basement –hospitality block)

Dining area has to accompany QTK.

BASIC TRAINING RESTAURANT:


1 Hostess Desk

1

2 Bar Stools

6

3 Telephone

1

4 Fish Fork

30

5 Fish Knife

30

6 Toast Rack

4

7 Sugar Pot

10

8 Dessert Bowl (4”)

48

9 Borosil Carafe

4

10 Candy Bowl

4

11 Gateaux Stand

1

12 Continental Tray

6

13 Apron

2

14 Salver

6

15 Linen Hamper

1

16 Glass Rail For Bar

1

17 Pastry Slice

1

18 Pastry Tong

2

19 Tent Card Holders

30

20 Bar Mixer

1

21 Juicer

1

22 S.S. Cupboard with lock 1

HOUSEKEEPING LAB:


1 Front Loading Washing and Drying Machine

1

2 Almirah 2

FRONT OFFICE LAB:


1 Key Rack

1

2 Property Management Systemcompatible with Windows 7

1

3 Credit card imprinter

1

4 Guest Folio Tray 1

MODEL GUEST ROOM:


1 Door with Dead Bolt

2

2 Bed Side Table Lamps

1

3 Chest Of Drawers

1

4 Extension Phone

1

5 Bath Tub

1

6 Television (LED 32”)

1

7 Dish Connection

1

8 Writing Desk Lamp

1

9 Double Lock for Guest Room As per requirement

SCHOOL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES

LIST OF EQUIPMENTS

Name of Equipment

Item Description (Make and model)

Location (Department)

Total No. of units

Value Per Unit (Rs.)

Present Condition

Date of Purchase

1 Analytical Balance Kroy& Company All departmants 5 1650 Working 13/6/2012

2 Medical Microscope Spruce Enterprises All departmants 20 5200 Working 13/6/2012

3 Hot Air Oven Universal (Quinwell QW-99)

Pharmaceutics &Pharmachemistry 2 14000 Working 4/6/2012

4 Water bath Spruce Enterprises All departmants 10 2800 Working 13/6/2012

5 Try dryer

Spruce Enterprises (Quinwell QW-44)

Pharmachemistry 1 22000 Working 4/6/2012

6 Furnance

Spruce Enterprises & Popular Traders


7 Heating mental (250 ml, 500 ml, 1000 ml)

Spruce Enterprises All departmants 5+2+1

1000, 1150, 1450

Working 4/6/2012

8 Projection Microscope Spruce Enterprises Pharmacognosy 1 5800 Working 4/6/2012

9 Digital Balance Accuracy - 0.01 gm Ramsons All departmants 4 6000 Working 4/6/2012

10 Digital Balance Accuracy - 0.001 gm

Eagle (Jewel-15)


11 Chemical balance Spruce Enetrprises Pharmachemistry 1 1450 Working 13/6/2012

12 Physical Balance Spruce Enterprises Pharmacognosy 1 1350 Working 13/6/2012

13 Digital pH meter Toschon industry pvt ltd (CA11+)

All departmants 4 8800 Working 13/6/2012

14 Digital Colorimeter Spruce Enterprises Pharmachemistry 2 3400` Working 13/6/2013

15 Percolator Spruce Enterprises Pharmaceutics 5 850 Working 13/6/2014

16 Vacuum Pump Spruce Enterprises (VP-115)


17 Suction pump Spruce Enterprises Pharmachemistry 1 5800 Working 13/6/2016

18 Digital Hot plate

Spruce Enterprises (Quinwell QW-44)


19 Ball mill (2 Kg) Spruce Enterprises Pharmaceutics 1 6250 Working 13/6/2018

20 Bulk Density Apparatus Spruce Enterprises Pharmaceutics 1 5950 Working 13/6/2019

21 Dissolution Apparatus Spruce Enterprises Pharmaceutics 1 7290 Working 13/6/2020

22 Disintegration Apparatus

Spruce Enterprises Pharmaceutics 1 4850 Working 13/6/2021

23 Karl Fischer Apparatus Spruce Enterprises Pharmachemistry 1 12500 Working 13/6/2022

24 Standard Sieves Spruce Enterprises Pharmaceutics 36 490 Working 13/6/2023

25 Haemocytometer Spruce Enterprises

APHE & Pharmacology 20 1690 Working 13/6/2024

26 Sahlis'sHaemocytometer Spruce Enterprises


27 Stethoscopes Spruce Enterprises


28 Spygmomanometer Spruce Enterprises


29 Aerator Spruce Enterprises Pharmacology 5 170 Working 13/6/2028

30 Eye piece micrometer Spruce Enterprises All departmants 20 160 Working 13/6/2029

31 Homogeniser Spruce Enterprises Pharmaceutics 1 3500 Working 13/6/2030

32 Stage micrometer Spruce Enterprises All departmants 5 390 Working 13/6/2031

33 Monsento Hardness Tester


34 Pfizer Hardness Tester Spruce Enterprises (Adis)

Pharmaceutics 1 2850 Working 13/6/2033

35 Suppository mould Brass


36 Buchner Funnel (2″, 3 ″, 5 ″)

Spruce Enterprises All departmants 5+5+5 35, 48,

110 Working 13/6/2035

37 Lipstick moulds Spruce Enterprises Pharmaceutics 10 690 Working 13/6/2036

38 Magnetic Stirrer Spruce Enterprises


39 Laboratory Sirrer Spruce Enterprises (PT - 189)


40 UV Spectrophotometer Spruce Enterprises (LT-2900)

Pharmaceutics 1 200000 Working 26/6/2012

41 Melting Point apparatus Spruce Enterprises Pharmachemistry 1 1800 Working 18/12/2012

42 AddersonPippete Spruce Enterprises Pharmachemistry 2 1000 Working 18/12/2012

43 Distillation Apparatus Spruce Enterprises


APHE-II - Pharmaceutics

S. No. Name of Equipment with Specification No. of setup required

1 Student Spirometer 05 2 Double beam UV Spectrophotometer (Systhonics) AU2700 O1 3 Bath sonicator ( SterylMedi Equipment Systems, Model No.

40050) 01

4 Dissolution apparatus (Electrolab, Model No. TDT-08L) 01 5 Homogenizer (Rajinder Electrical India Ltd. Vasai, Model

No.RQT-127A) 01

Pharm. Chemistry

6 Melting apparatus digital (Labindia/Electrolab) 03 7 Mechanical stirrer digital (Remi) 02 8 Double Distillation unit 01 9 Refrigerator (Samsung 210Ltr.) 01

10 Research centrifuge (REMI, Model No. R-24) with 15 ml and 20 ml heads.

01

11 Magnetic stirrer (Spinot, Tarson products pvt ltd.) with 5 beads 03 12 Micropipettes (Labindia) 100 µl and 1000 µl with micro tips 01 each


Appendix –XVI

Sports Infrastructure

1. Facility Open play ground(s) for outdoor sports Yes, Volleyball ground. a) (Athletics, Football, Hockey, Cricket, etc.) Under Development. b) Track for Athletics Under Development. c) Basketball courts Yes. d) Squash /Tennis Courts Will be provided in future. e) Swimming Pool (Size) Will be provided in future. f) Indoor Sports Facilities including

gymnasium Yes.The Bahra University has recently established a most modern Gymnasium which provides multipurpose facilities those are required for body fitness. Apart from this, University is also providing facilities in the followings:-

1) Table Tennis. 2) Chess. 3) Carom. 4) Basketball. 5) Billiards.

g) Any other i) Conference Room & Seminar Hall. ii) Cafeteria. iii) 24 hours Ambulance Service. iv) 24 hours Electricity backup v) Tuck-shops

vi) Stationery Shop. vii) Books Shop. viii) Gift Shop. ix) Barber Shop.

x) Confectionery Shop.


Appendix –XVII

Information about the composition of the Statutory bodies of the University

1. GOVERNING BODY

Name Designation/

Profession

Position held

in Governing

Body

Full PostalAddress Date of Constitution

ShriGurvinder Singh Bahra

Chancellor Chairman Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

05.07.2011

Dr.S.K. Bansal Vice Chancellor Member Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Smt. Manjit Kaur

Sh. Sagli Ram

Sh. Nirmal Singh Rayat

Dr.L.K. Maheshwari

Dr.D.K.Paul

Secretary, Bahra Educational and Charitable Society Treasurer , Bahra Educational and Charitable Society

President, RayatBahra Group of Institutes

Ex. Vice Chancellor

Professor & Head

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Kothi No 202 Sector 21 Chandigarh

Kothi No 202 Sector 21 Chandigarh

RayatBahra Group of Institute, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh.

VidyaVihar Campus, Pilani- Rajasthan PIN- 333031

Professor & Head, Earthquake Engineering Department, IIT, Roorkee, Roorkee PIN- 247667

Dr. A.S. Chawla

Dean & Prof

Member

Dean &Professor, School of Management, Punjab University, Patiala

Principal Secretary (Finance) or his Representative.

Principal Secy (Education) or his Representative

Nominee of H.P. Government

Nominee of H.P. Government

Member

Member

Principal Secretary. (Finance), Govt. of H.P., Shimla – 177002 Principal Secretary (Education), Govt. of H.P., Shimla – 177002

ShriGovind Ram Shri

Tejvant Singh

Member of the H.P. State Legislative Assembly

Member of the H.P. State Legislative Assembly.

Member

Member

Vill.- Khalyana (Jalpaghati), P.O.- Shallaghat, Teh.- Arki, Distt.- Solan.Flat No.- 311, Jawahar VidhayakSadan, Chambor Council, Shimla - 04

Shri C.R.B. Lalit

Registrar Member Secy. Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

2. ACADEMIC COUNCIL

Name Designation/ Profession

Position


Dr. S.K. Bansal Vice Chancellor Chairman

BahraUniversity,Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.-Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.).

02.09.2011

Mr. Gaurav Bhattacharya, Dr. Angshu Banerjee

Director Principal School of Hospitality & Tourism

Dean, Academic Affairs

Member

Member

Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.-Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.). Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Dr. SusheelChaudhary

Controller of Examination

Member

Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Dr. RajanVohra

Prof. & Dean Computer Science Engineering

Member


Dr. Suresh Kumar Babbar

Prof. & Dean of Mechanical Engineering

Member


Mr. Ratish Kumar

Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics & Communications

Member

Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post-

Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Ms. SuarbhiSirivastava

Faculty In-charge, School of Civil Engineering

Member


Dr. Ajay Prasher Dean,School of Management

Member Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Mrs. Shivani Mehta

Assistant Librarian

Member


Mr. Gaurav Sharma

Assistant Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering

Member Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Ms. Neha Sharma,

Faculty In-charge, Computer Science & Engineering Department.

Member

Bahra University, Vill, Waknaghat, Post-

Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Prof. K.K. Uppal,

Joint Managing Director

Member

RayatBahra Group of Institute, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh.

Dr. Sandeep Singh Kaura

JMD RBGI

Member

J. M. D, RBGI, 126-127, Sector 34 A, Chandigarh.

Sh. C.R.B. Lalit

Registrar

Member Secretary


3 BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

Name Designation/ Profession

Position held in Board of Management


Dr.S.K. Bansal

Vice- Chancellor Chairman Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

03.09.2011

Dr.Angshu Banerjee

Dean Academic Affairs

Member


Dr. RajanVohra Prof. & Dean Computer Science Engineering

Member


Dr.K.K.Uppal

Joint Managing Director

Member RayatBahra Group of Institute, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh

Dr. SandeepKaura

JMD RBGI

Member

RayatBahra Group of Institute, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh

Two eminent Educationist to be nominated by the H.P. Govt. in consultation with H.PIERC

Dr.SureshBabbar Professor & Dean ME Member Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat,Post-Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Mr. Gaurav Bhattacharya

Dean & Director Principal Hospitality & Tourism

Member

Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat,Post-Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

Sh. C.R.B. Lalit

Registrar

Member

Secretary


4 FINANCE COMMITTEE

Name Designation/

Profession Position held inFinance Committee


Dr. S.K. Bansal Vice Chancellor Chairman Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

07.07.2011

Mr. K. K. Uppal Executive Director Member

RayatBahra Group of Institutes, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh

Mr. Ravi Gupta

Dy. Director Finance

Member

RayatBahra Group of Institutes, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh

Mr.RajenderSublaik

Mr. K. L. Jagga

Chief Finance & Accounts Officer

Member

Member

Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan

105, Pocket D-15, Sector 7 Rohini, Delhi 110085

One member from Government of H. P.

Request made to the Government of H.P. to nominate its member

Member

Mr.RajenderSublaik

Chief Finance & Accounts Officer

Member Secy.


5 PLANNING BOARD

Name Designation/

Profession Position held inFinance Committee


Dr. S.K. Bansal Vice Chancellor Chairman Bahra University, Vill. Waknaghat, Post- Kiarighat, Teh.- Kandaghat, Distt.- Solan (H.P.)

28.08.2011

Prof.K.K.Uppal

JMD RBGI Member RayatBahra Group of Institutes, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh

Mr. K. L. Manuja Executive Director Member RayatBahra Group of Institutes, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh

Dr. Sandeep Singh Kaura

JMD, RBGI Member RayatBahra Group of Institutes, 126-127, Sector- 34-A, Chandigarh

Dr. D. S. Bawa Campus Director Member Campus director RBGI, Hoshiarpur Punjab

Dr. A. S. Chawala Registrar

Punjabi University,

Member Punjabi University, Patiala Punjab.

Dr. J. N. Jha Prof. & Head Civil Engineering Dept.

Member

Prof. & Head Civil Engineering Dept. GNDU Ludhiana Punjab.

Mr. C.R.B. Lalit Registrar Member Secretary


6 BOARD OF STUDIES

Department Name Designation /Profession



Dr. Angshu Banerjee,



25.08.2011

Dr. RajanVohra,

Dean, School of Computer Science & Engineering


Ms. Neha Sharma,

Asstt. Professor,School of Computer Science & Engineering,


Ms. VibhutiSikri,

Asstt. Professor, School of Computer Science & Engineering


Mr.Gagandeep Pajni

Senior Manager, Industry Expert, Agile Informatics Ltd.,





25.08.2011

Mrs. SurbhiSrivastava,

Asstt. Professor, School of Civil Engineering,


Dr. J.N. Jha,

Professor & Head, Civil Engineering Deptt., Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College,

Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Gill Road, Ludhiana

Mr. G.L. Garg,

Executive Engineering 343, Sec.22-A, Chandigarh-160022

25.08.2011

Ms. AmanpreetKaur,

Asstt.Professor, Deptt.of Civil Engineering

RayatBahra Institute of Engineering & NANO Technology,V.P.O. Bohan, Distt. Hoshiarpur, Punjab

School of Electronics &Comm.Engg.




25.08.2011

Prof. Gurnam Singh,

Department of Electrical Engineering,

PEC University of Technology, Sector – 12, Chandigarh

Prof. VirenderRihani

Dean Electronics, RayatBahra Group,

Mr. Ratish Kumar,

Asstt. Professor, School of Electronics and Communication Engineering


Mr. Deepak Yadav,

Asstt. Professor, School of Electronics and Communication Engineering,


Mr. PavanSarma

Asstt. Professor, School of Electronics and Communication Engineering,






25.08.2011

Dr. Suresh Kumar

Dean, School of Mechanical Engineer,

BahraUniversity,Waknaghat, Distt. Solan (H.P)

Dr. Anoop Kumar,

Deptt.of Mechanical Engineering

NIT Hamirpur,

Himachal Pradesh-177005

25.08.2011

Mr. Gaurav Sharma,

Asstt. Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering


Mr. VikasUcharia,

Asstt. Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering


S.C. Loraiya,

Rayat Institute of Engineering & Information Technology

(RIEIT), Railmajra, Tehsil Balachaur, Distt. S.B.S Nagar, Punjab-144533





25.08.2011

Prof. Gaurav Bhattacharya,

Director, School of Hospitality & Tourism,

BahraUniversity, Waknaghat,Distt. Solan (H.P)

Mr. Parikshit Sharma,

Asstt. Professor, School of Hospitality & Tourism


Mrs. Shivani Karol Nanda

Asstt. Professor, School of Hospitality & Tourism


Mr. Gurjeet Singh Nanda,

Lecturer-Cum-Training & Placement Coordinator

Institute of Hotel Management Catering & Nutrition Kufri, Shimla (H.P)

Mr. Pratap Sharma,

Human Resources Executive

Wildflower Hall-An Oberoi, Resort,Chharabra, Shimla (H.P)





25.08.2011

Dr. Chander Mohan,

Director Principal (RBIP),

VPO Bohan, Teh. &Distt.Hoshiarpur, Punjab-146001

Dr. Vikram Kumar (Yadav),

Asstt. Professor,


Mr. NiladrySekhar Gosh

Asstt. Professor,


Dr. AbhayDharamsi,

Principal, SWIFT School of Pharmacy,

Campus GhaggarSarai, (NH-1) Rajpura,Distt. Patiala (Pb)-140401


Appendix –XVIII

Information about the Non-Teaching Staff of the University

Details of Technical Staff Group B

School of Engineering &Technology (ECE) Sr. No. Name Designation Age Educational

Qualifications Salary Date of Joining

Trained

1 ANITA KUMARI LAB. TECH.(ECE)

26

Pursuing B.E 3 years Poltechnic Diploma in ECE

10000 01/02/2012 Yes

2 BRIJESH SHARMA LAB. TECH.(ECE)

25

Pursuing B.Tech 3 yrs Diploma in Electronics

12000 21/02/2012 Yes

School of Engineering &Technology (ME)

Sr. No. Name Designation Age Educational Qualifications Salary Date of

Joining Trained

1

GHANSHYAM SINGH Workshop Instructor.(M.E)

32

National Trade Certificate (Trade turner) NAC (Trade turner) CNC Technology (Turning & Milling centre)

16800 08/10/2010 Yes

2 GURJEET SINGH Workshop Instructor.(M.E) 39 ITI Apprenticeship 16800 12/10/2010 Yes

3 KRISHAN Lal Workshop Instructor.(M.E)

38

1 yr Certificate from ITI 2 yrs certificate in Apprentship

12600 19/10/2010 Yes

4 PRAVEEN SHARMA Workshop Instructor.(M.E) 35 one Year Diploma in ITI 14700 14/10/2010 Yes

5 Anil Kumar Workshop Instructor.(M.E)

30

1 yr Diploma in Welder Trade (ITI)

11000 31/08/2012 Yes

6

Balbir Workshop Instructor.(M.E)

24

ITI in Trade Welder Diploma in Production and Industrial Engg.

14000 3/9/2012 Yes

7 PankeshDhiman Workshop Instructor.(M.E)

34

B.Tech (ME) Diploma in Auto Cad

13500 1/9/2012

Yes

School of Engineering &Technology (CSE)


Joining Trained

1 RITIKA LAB. TECH.(CSE)

24

Pursuing B.tech 3 yrs Diploma in C.Sc 12600

09/09/2011 Yes

2 ASEEM JAIN LAB. TECH.(CSE) 22 Pursuing BCA Diploma in C.S.E 12600 08/09/2011 Yes

3 Ankita Sharma Lab Assistant

25

Pursuing M.Tech (CSE) B.Tech (CSE) 12000

4/2/2013 Yes

4 Punita Lab Assistant 23 B.Tech (IT) 12000 4/2/2013 Yes

5 ChanderPrakash LAB. TECH.(CSE) 24 3 year Diploma in Computer Engg. 9000 15/03/2012 Yes

6

Virender Kumar Network Assistant

26

Pursuing B.Com Diploma in Computer Hardware and Networking 5000

14/08/2012 Yes


Chemistry


Joining Trained

1 ABHISHEK PAL LAB. TECH.(Chemistry) 30 MBA M.Sc (Chemistry) 14700 30/09/2010 Yes

Physics


Joining Trained

1 KRISHAN Saini LAB. TECH.(Physics) 38 B.Sc , B.Ed(non-med) 14700 11/10/2010 Yes



Joining Trained

1 Kailash Mehta Lab Tech(Pharmacy) 26 Diploma in Pharmacy 8000 1/11/2012 Yes

Library


Joining Trained

1 Shiwani Mehta Assistant Librarian 38 M.Lib,B.Lib 14000 16/10/2010 Yes

2 Dinesh Rolta Library Assistant 31 Pursuing M.Lib B.Lib 8000 21/09/2011 Yes

3 PawanChandel Library Assistant

39

Masters in Library & Information Sciences B.Lib 8000

17/09/2012

Yes

4 Rajesh Kumar Library Restrore

27 Diploma in Library Sciences 5000

17/09/2012

Yes

List of Employees Department wise. Group A

S.No Name Designation Age Qualification Salary D.O.J Trained

1 Mr C.R.B. LALIT REGISTRAR 65 M.A, L.L.B 64000 01.10.09 Yes 2 PradeepPrem Director (Traning& Placements) 52 MBA , BAE(L) 84000 01.04.12 Yes

3 Kuldeep Singh GM ADMIN 46 B.A 40000 18.5.12 Yes 4 ML DAMALU ADVISOR REVENUE 65 BA 40000 01.12.11 Yes 5 HitenderChandel Dy. Registrar 59 PGD (T&HM), B.A 35000 09.02.12 Yes

6 NARESH JUSTA MGR. ADMIN./Transport 54 MBA 26000 28.10.10 Yes 7 RAJINDER SINGH

SUBLAIK ACCOUNTS & TAXATION

OFFICER 60 M.Com, L.L.B 25000 05.04.11 Yes

8 PAWAN KANWAR MGR. HORTICULTURE 29 10th 26250 08.12.10 Yes 9 RITU SHAH BR. MANAGER 42 BJMC 23100 02.04.08 Yes 10 RASHMI VERMA EXE.Officer.(HR) 29 MBA 20000 08.11.10 Yes 11 MOHIT CHAUHAN MARKETING OFFICER 30 MBA 20000 15.04.10 Yes

Group B S.No Name Designation Age Qualification Salary D.O.J Traine

d 1 DR NIVEDITA

CHANDEL R.M.O 28 BAMS 16000 08.10.10 Yes

2 RAJINDER SINGH MESS MGR 37 Pursuing masters in (H & T) Bachelor in

Hospitality & Tourism mgt

16538 22.09.09 Yes

3 RuchiSagar EXE.Astt.(HR) 26 MBA 15000 02.07.12 Yes 4 Abha Gupta PA to V.C 35 M.ed, M.A 14000 19.07.10 Yes 5 HARJIT SINGH ESTATE ASSISTANT 54 10th 16065 01.06.10 Yes 6 GD Verma ESTATE ASST. 45 +2 10000 01.12.11 Yes 7 Richa Thakur EXE.Astt.(Examination Cell) 26 Pursuing

LLM,BALLB 10000 23.08.2012 Yes

8 C.R CHAUHAN STORE OFFICER 60 M.A (Pol Science) , B.A

16800 24.09.10 Yes

9 DishantChauhan EXE.Astt.(Civil) 25 MBA 10000 1.01.2013 Yes 10 TARUN MAHENDRU ADMSN & MKT EXE. 28 MBA 18000 20.09.10 Yes 11 MamtaPrem Executive (Admission &Mkt) 48 Pursuing MBA,BA 15000 21.05.12 Yes

12 HARMINDER KAINTH Executive Assistant (Finance) 25 MBA 18000 19.11.10 Yes 13 PARMINDER SINGH MEDICAL ASST. 30 Diploma in

M.P.H.W 12000 04.10.10 Yes

14 Anjali Coordinator 34 M.A, B.A 8400 15.09.2011 Yes 15 MANOJ KUMAR

SHARMA PROJECT OFFICER 39 M.A, B.A 14188 21.09.09 Yes

16 INDER SINGH GILL CARE TAKER MASHOBRA 63 BA 17364 20.10.08 Yes 17 Rakesh Kumar Accounts Executive 39 Pursuing

M.Com,B.Com 14000 04.02.2013 Yes

GROUP C S.No Name Designation Age Qualification Salary D.O.J Traine

d 1 Preeti Gupta Sr. Assistant 28 M.Com 8000 15.09.12 Yes 2 Tara Sharma Clerk (Examination Cell) 39 MA, BA 6000 2/7/2012 Yes 3 Roma Kanwar Clerk.(Examination Cell) 27 B.ed, BA

6000 25.05.12 Yes

4 Kamaljeet Singh Receptionist cum clerk 29 BA 6000 1/12/2012 Yes 5 Sunil Kumar Accounts Executive cum Cashier 29 BA 9500 1/12/2012 Yes

6 Manoj Kumar Clerk 23 BA 6000 8/8/2012 Yes 7 Sunil Kumar Clerk 31 BA 6000 1/6/2012 Yes

GROUP D Attendants

S.No Name Designation Age Qualification Salary D.O.J Trained

1 ANIL KUMAR ATTENDANT(ECE) 30 10th 4700 01/10/2010 Yes 2 BABITA ATTENDANT(SHIMLA OFFICE) 28 10th 4500 14/08/2012 Yes

3 DALEEP KUMAR ATTENDANT(HM) 29 10th 4700 01/09/2012 Yes 4 DHARMENDER ATTENDANT(CIVIL) 26 10th 4700 13/09/2011 Yes 5 HARMESH ATTENDANT(LIBRARY) 28 B.A,ITI (Comp) 4700 01/08/2010 Yes 6 KISHORI LAL ATTENDANT(COMP LAB) 39 10th 4700 01/10/2010 Yes 7 MANGE RAM ATTENDANT (REGISTRAR/VC) 23 8th 4960 01/11/2010 Yes

8 MANU DEWEDI DATA ENTRY OPERATOR 31 PGDCA 5000 20/07/2011 Yes 9 MEGH RAM ATTENDANT(ADM & MKT) 26 10th 4700 01/01/2010 Yes 10 NARENDER KUMAR ATTENDANT(PHARMACY) 27 10th 4500 06/12/2012 Yes 11 NEK RAM ATTENDANT (REGISTRAR/VC) 39 M.A 4725 07/10/2010 Yes

12 PANKAJ SHARMA CARE TAKER 28 B.A 4725 21/10/2010 Yes 13 PRADEEP ATTENDANT (REGISTRAR/VC) 28 8th 6065 01/10/2010 Yes

14 RAHUL ATTENDANT 30 10th 5000 13/03/2012 Yes 15 RAJESH ATTENDANT(BASIC SCIENCES) 36 10TH 4700 02/08/2010 Yes

16 RAJINDER SINGH ATTENDANT(LIBRARY) 30 10th 4700 01/10/2010 Yes 17 RAM SWAROOP(MBA) ATTENDANT(MGMT) 27 ITI ,10th 4700 01/12/2010 Yes

18 RAMSWARUP(ME) ATTENDANT(ME) 30 10TH 4700 01/11/2012 Yes 19 RANJIT ATTENDANT(EXAMINATION

CELL) 35 10th 4700 01/11/2010 Yes

20 RANVIR KUMAR ATTENDANT(STORE) PGDCA 5000 01/01/2012 Yes 21 SANDEEP KUMAR ATTENDANT(CIVIL LAB) 27 ITI 4700 11/04/2011 Yes 22 SETENDER ATTENDANT(GM ADMN) 29 10th 4500 21/03/2012 Yes 23 SURENDER KUMAR ATTENDANT(ME) 30 10th 4700 23/02/2012 Yes 24 TERSEM KUMAR ATTENDANT(ME) 35 ITI (ME) 6825 23/09/2010 Yes

Security Sl No Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of

Pay Date of

Appointment Train

ed

1 Bhagat Ram Supervisor 54 years Graduation 8375 9-Oct-10 Yes 2 RoshanLal Gun Man 38 years Under Matric 7325 18-Sep-10 Yes 3 Narinder Guard 45 years Under Matric 5225 16-Nov-10 Yes 4 Devinder Guard 35 years Matric 5225 18-Nov-10 Yes 5 Rakesh Guard 32 years Under Matric 5225 Sep,2010 Yes 6 Vineet Kumar Guard 24 years Matric 5000 8-Aug-11 Yes 7 Gulab Singh Sr. Guard 53 years Matric 7325 18-Sep-10 Yes 8 IshwarDutt Guard 39 years Under Matric 5225 30-Jul-10 Yes 9 Satish Kumar Guard 23 years Plus two 5225 31-Jul-10 Yes

10 Rajeev Kumar Guard 26 years Matric 5225 1-Aug-10 Yes 11 Lekh Ram Guard 47 years Matric 5725 18-Sep-10 Yes 12 Rajesh Guard 33 years Matric 5000 21-Sep-11 Yes 13 Belli Ram Guard 45 years Under Matric 4700 7-Aug-10 Yes 14 Sunil Kumar Guard 28 years Matric 5000 17-Mar-12 Yes 15 Ashok Kumar Guard 23 years Plus Two 5000 4-Jan-13 Yes 16 Dev Raj Guard 39 years Plus two 5000 18-May-12 Yes 17 Ram Gopal Guard 32 years Matric 5000 29-Jun-12 Yes 18 Sunil 2 Guard 42 years Under Matric 5000 20-Nov-12 Yes 19 Rajesh 2 Guard 28 years Under Matric 5000 2-Nov-12 Yes 20 Vikesh Kumar Guard 23 years Graduation 5000 5-Nov-12 Yes

House keeping Sl No Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of

Pay Date of

Appointment Train

ed

1 Bimla-1 Housekeeper 46 years Illiterrate 4700 7-Sep-10 Yes 2 kamla-1 Housekeeper 41 years Illiterrate 4700 24-Sep-10 Yes 3 Nirmla Housekeeper 38 years Illiterrate 4700 6-Sep-10 Yes 4 Kiran Housekeeper 24 years Under matric 4700 27-Sep-10 Yes 5 Deepa Housekeeper 30 years Illiterrate 4700 27-Sep-10 Yes 6 Pinki Housekeeper 30 years Under matric 4700 7-Sep-10 Yes 7 Kamla-2 Housekeeper 30 years Under matric 4500 5-Jun-11 Yes 8 Dayanand Housekeeper 42 years Under matric 4700 7-Aug-10 Yes 9 DurgaDutt Housekeeper 52 years Under matric 4700 7-Aug-10 Yes

10 Geeta Devi Housekeeper 33 years Under matric 4700 7-Sep-10 Yes 11 Shanta Housekeeper 24 years Matric 4500 12-Sep-11 Yes 12 Meena Housekeeper 24 years Under matric 4500 25-Sep-11 Yes 13 Sunil Kumar Housekeeper 22 years Under matric 4500 14-Sep-11 Yes 14 Bimla-2 Housekeeper 37 years Under matric 4500 6-Mar-12 Yes

15 Mahender Kumar Housekeeper 29 years Under matric 4500 2-May-12 Yes

16 Sharmila Housekeeper 29 years Under matric 4500 30-Aug-12 Yes 17 Sulekha Housekeeper 3000 15-Sep-12 Yes

Mess/ Hostels Sl No Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of

Pay Date of

Appointment Train

ed

1 Madhubala Asst. warden 27 years B.Ed 8270 16-Sep-10 Yes 2 Roop Ram Asst Warden 62 years Matric 8000 23-Sep-12 Yes 3 Shivam Store Incharge 22 years Graduate 5500 2-Sep-12 Yes 4 Daleep Kumar Cook 45 years Matric 7165 30-Jul-10 Yes 5 Govindsingh Cook 37 years Plus two 7165 1-Aug-10 Yes 6 Baru Ram Cook 29 years Matric 6500 12-Mar-12 Yes 7 Raj Kumar Cook Helper 29 years Under Matric 4500 1-Sep-12 Yes 8 Joginder Cook Helper 25 years Matric 4960 7-Aug-10 Yes 9 Pawan Kumar Mess Helper 25 years Plus two 4725 10-Oct-11 Yes

10 Giridhar Mess Helper 30 years Matric 4960 1-Oct-10 Yes 11 Kuldeep Kumar Mess Helper 30 years Plus One 4960 1-Oct-10 Yes 12 Sanjeev Kumar-I Mess Helper 32 years Matric 4960 1-Oct-10 Yes

13 Rajeshwar Kumar Mess Helper 42 years Matric 4960 30-Jul-10 Yes 14 Ashok kumar Mess Helper 26 years Matric 4960 1-Oct-10 Yes 15 Sanjeev Kumar-II Dishwasher 19 years Under Matric 4725 3-Sep-11 Yes 16 Heera Pal Singh Dishwasher 25 years Matric 4500 1-May-12 Yes 17 Rajesh Kumar 1 Dishwasher 23 years Matric 4500 1-Sep-12 Yes 18 Rajesh Kumar 2 Dishwasher 23 years Under Matric 4500 1-Sep-12 Yes 19 Sunil Kumar Dishwasher 19 years Under Matric 4500 1-Sep-12 Yes 20 Kamlesh Kumar Waiter 25 years Matric 4725 1-Oct-11 Yes 21 Hem Raj Waiter 19 years Under Matric 4725 16-Sep-11 Yes 22 Rajesh Kumar 3 Reliver Waiter 22 years Under Matric 4500 1-Sep-12 Yes 23 Ram Prakash Safaikar 42 years Matric 4960 1-Oct-10 Yes 24 Ramchand Safaikar 33 years Under Matric 4500 1-Sep-12 Yes 25 Surender Kumar Mess Helper 32 years Matric 4500 1-Oct-12 Yes

Transport

S No. Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of Pay

Date of Appointment

Train ed

1 Babu Ram Supervisor 31 years M.B.A 7500 7-Oct-10 Yes 2 Lal Chand Dvr Bus/Reliver 38 years Plus Two 7720 28-Sep-10 Yes

3 ChanderShekhar Dvr Pick up 39 years Under Matric 6615 29-Sep-10 Yes 4 Sunil Kumar Dvr Ambulance 26 years Plus Two 6615 1-Oct-10 Yes 5 Ram Praksh Dvr Bus 40 years Under Matric 7165 4-Oct-10 Yes 6 Madanlal Dvr Ambulance 40 years Under Matric 6615 5-Oct-10 Yes 7 Pradeep Kumar Dvr VC's Car 36 years Under Matric 8270 23-Oct-10 Yes 8 Satishkumar Dvr Bus 37 years Matric 7165 27-Sep-10 Yes 9 Devinder Sharma Dvr Bus 40 years Under Matric 7165 23-Sep-10 Yes

10 Ramesh Chand Dvr Bus 43 years Metric 7165 23-Sep-10 Yes 11 Khemchand Dvr Bus 31 years Under Matric 7165 24-Sep-10 Yes 12 Ratti Ram Dvr Bus 38 years Under Matric 6825 10-Sep-11 Yes 13 Radhakishan Dvr Bus 48 years Under Matric 6825 11-Sep-11 Yes 14 Anil Drv Dean Phm 25 years Plus Two 6000 24-Aug-12 Yes 15 Devinder Kumar

2 Dvr Faculty/reliver 39 years Under Matric 6825 1-Sep-11 Yes

16 Surinder Kumar Conductor 34 years Matric 4500 1-Oct-10 Yes 17 Tek Ram Conductor 21 years Under Matric 4500 1-Oct-10 Yes 18 Rakesh Kumar-1 Conductor 33 years Under Matric 4500 1-Oct-10 Yes 19 Amar Singh Conductor 28 years Under Matric 4500 1-Jun-12 Yes 20 Jagdish Conductor 25years Under Matric 4500 21-Oct-10 Yes 21 Dina Nath Conductor 22 years Under Matric 4500 21-Oct-11 Yes 22 Sanjeev Kumar Conductor 20 years Plus Two 4500 17-Aug-12 Yes 23 Dharam pal Conductor 20 years Plus Two 4500 13-Sep-12 Yes 24 Sunil kumar Conductor 20 years Plus Two 4500 15-Oct-11 Yes 25 Pankaj Kumar Conductor 26 years Under Matric 4500 19-Sep-11 Yes

Horticulture S No. Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of

Pay/Daily Wages

Date of Appointment

Train ed

1 Khem Chand-1 Mason 27 years Under matric 210 28-Jul-10 Yes 2 Dharamdass Mali 36 years Under matric 158 28-Jul-10 Yes 3 Rajeev Kumar Mali 27 years Under matric 158 28-Jul-10 Yes 4 Khem Chand-2 Mali 27 years Under matric 158 28-Jul-10 Yes 5 Parveen Kumar Mali 25 years Under matric 158 28-Jul-10 Yes 6 Ashok Kumar-1 Mali 27 years Under matric 158 8-Aug-10 Yes 7 Rajinder Helper/Mali 30 years Under matric 158 8-Jun-10 Yes 8 Ashok Kumar-2 Helper/Mali 28 years Under matric 158 4-Dec-11 Yes 9 RoshanLal Helper/Mali 45 years Under matric 158 7-Apr-11 Yes

10 Devi Saran Helper/Mali 42 years Under matric 158 13-Jul-11 Yes

Maintenance S No. Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of

Pay/Daily Wages

Date of Appointment

Train ed

1 Joginder Helper /Sup 40 Years Plus two 4700 1-Aug-10 Yes 2 Ajay kumar 1 Plumber 26 years Plus two 5400 1-Oct-10 Yes 3 Sanjeevkumar Plumber 26 years Plus two 5400 30-Jul-10 Yes 4 Dinesh Kumar Plumber 26 years Matric 5250 21-Oct-10 Yes 5 Rakesh Plumber 31 years Matric 5400 7-Aug-10 Yes 6 Ajay2 Plumber helper 29 years Under matric 158 1-Sep-11 Yes 7 Naresh 2 (Nittu) Plumber helper 30 years Matric 158 15-Jul-12 Yes 8 Naresh Plumber helper 29 years Matric 158 1-Sep-11 Yes 9 Sanjay Painter 27 years Under matric 4500 6-Feb-12 Yes

10 Kamlesh Kumar Carpenter 35 years Plus two 6000 13-Feb-12 Yes 11 Ram Chander meson 41 years Matric 210 4-Nov-11 Yes 12 Rajender meson 38 years Under matric 210 4-Nov-11 Yes 13 Gauri Shankar helper 30 years Under matric 158 1-Sep-11 Yes 14 Rajesh Kumar Helper 40 years Under matric 158 4-Dec-11 Yes

Carpenters/ Painter

S No. Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of Pay/Daily

Wages

Date of Appointment

Train ed

1 PyareLal Carpenter 29 years Under matric 260 9-Jun-10 Yes 2 MadanLal Carpenter 31 Years Matric 260 6-Oct-10 Yes 3 Dev Raj Carpenter 39 Years Matric 260 8-Aug-11 Yes 4 Ganesh Dutt Helper 25 Years Plus Two 150 9-Jun-10 Yes 5 Jasvir Singh Rayat Carpenter 50 Years Under matric 300 1/12/2012 Yes 6 Rajnish Painter 20 Years Under matric 200 27-Apr-12 Yes Total= 06

ELECTRICAL S No. Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of

Pay/Daily Wages

Date of Appointment

Train ed

1 Tarlochan Singh Supervisor 41 years Matric 10000 7-May-10 Yes 2 Om Dutt Electrician 36 years Matric 260 26-Jun-10 Yes 3 Subhash Sharma Electrician 27 years Plus two 250 21-Jun-10 Yes 4 MadanLal Electrician 65 years Matric 200 1-Jul-10 Yes 5 DayaNand Electrician 24 years Matric 225 11-Jan-10 Yes 6 Ajaib Singh Electrician 25 years Under matric 200 23-Jun-10 Yes

7 NityaNand Electrician 35 years Matric 225 11-Jan-10 Yes 8 Narinder Electrician 37 years Plus two 225 26-Jun-10 Yes 9 Rakesh Kumar 2 Electrician 28 years Matric 200 2-Nov-12 Yes

General Labour S.No Name Designation Age Qualification Scale of

Pay/Daily Wages

Date of Appointment

Train ed

1 Devinder Helper 24 years Plus two 150 3-Jan-12 Yes 2 Narinder Kumar Helper 22 years Matric 158 1-Oct-10 Yes 3 Puran Chand Helper 35 years Matric 158 27-Aug-10 Yes 4 Papu Ram Mesion 40 years Illiterrate 200 6-Feb-12 Yes 5 Satish Kumar Helper 30 years Matric 150 15-Feb-12 Yes 6 BhimaNand Helper 32 years Under matric 150 25-Feb-12 Yes 7 Medh Ram Mesion 38 years Under matric 210 21-Apr-12 Yes 8 Purshotam Helper 20 years Under matric 150 6-Feb-12 Yes 9 Lok Chand Helper 36 years Illiterrate 150 1/12/2012 Yes

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