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Addendum to Self Study Report May 2015 Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi

Contents

Page no.

Addendum 02

Table: Programs offered by the College 34

Corrigendum 35

Master Plan of the College 38

Addendum – Self Study Report May 2015 Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi Page 2

COLLEGE PROFILE

• Page 05, Point 14

Geography and Sociology were sanctioned as B.A. (Hons.) Courses and will become effective from July 2016.

Programs for the Current Academic Session: See Table on page 34. • Page 06, Point 17

Fourteen existing Programs have been included under the newly introduced Choice Based Credit System.

• Page 07, Point 20

Number of teaching and non-teaching positions in the Institution:

Positions

Teaching Faculty Non-teaching

Staff (Excluding

Hostel)

Technical Staff

Hostel Staff Professor Associate

Professor Assistant Professor

M F M F M F M F M F M F Sanctioned by the UGC/ University/ State Government

NA NA NA NA 169 91 01 18

Recruited 0 0 0 0 01 01*

37**

56 45 07 01 0 05 02

Yet to Recruit 0 0 0 0 75 39 0 11 Sanctioned by the Management/ society or other authorized bodies

NA NA NA NA 04 09 06

02 (All other services are out-sourced)

Recruited 02 02 07 02 06 0 0 02 Yet to Recruit - - - - - - - -

M: Male and F: Female *Principal **Assistant Professors promoted to Associate Professor under various schemes of University


• Page 07-08, Point 21

Qualifications of the teaching Staff as on February 1, 2016.

Highest qualification

Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor Total

Male Female Male Female Male Female Permanent teachers D.Sc./D.Litt. Ph. D 26+01*

25 52

M.Phil. 9 1 22 32 PG 2

09 11

Temporary teachers Ph. D

1 1

M.Phil. PG Part-time teacher: ( Ad hoc / Contractual)

Ph. D

05 09 14 M.Phil.

09 05 14

M. Tech. 02 02 04 PG

08 22 30

*Principal • Page 08, point 22

Number of Visiting Faculty/ Guest Faculty engaged with the College: 04. • Page 08, point 23

Number of students admitted to the College in 2015-2016:

Categories SC ST OBC General Others Total

UG 146 44 245 497 53 985

PG 22 8 33 92 8 163


• Page 08-09, point 24

Details of student enrolment in the College during academic year, 2015-2016.

Type of students UG PG Total Students from the same state where the college is located 619 87 706

Students from other states of India 350 76 426 NRI students 0 0 0 Foreign Students 16 0 16 Total 985 163 1148

• Page 09-10, point 28

Teacher-student ratio for each program/course offered as on February 1, 2016.

S. No. Department No. of teachers

No. of students Ratio

1 Commerce 18 376 1:21 2 Computer Science 08 186 1:23 3 Economics 13 249 1:19 4 English 15 230 1:15 5 Hindi 09 193 1:21 6 History 10 150 1:15 7 MMMC 04 225 1:55 8 Mathematics 11 202 1:18 9 Philosophy 8 141 1:18 10 Political Science 16 392 1:24 11 Psychology 17 200 1:12 12 Sanskrit 6 86 1:14

Total 133 2630 1:20 In BA Program and BA (Hons) Music, there is no direct recruitment of teachers.


• Page 26, para 4, point 1.2.4

In the Academic Session 2015-2016, the College revived the practice of conducting an Entrance Exam for admission to the Self - Financing Course, BMMMC.

• Page 27, point 1.2.5 To enhance and promote employability, a collaborative skill

development course is partnered by the College with the National Skill Development Corporation and TeamLease, under the MoU with the University of Delhi. The course, ‘Banking, Financial Services and Insurance’ (BFSI) is currently effective in the College. The College has also designed and implemented Basic Computer Skills

Course. The College has set up the English Language Lab to empower students

with English Language and Communication Skills.

• Page 42, point 2.3.5 Under NME-ICT program, the College has recently registered for ‘Spoken Tutorial Classes’ in collaboration with IIT Bombay for the students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Computer Science, Semester IV.

• Page 49 point 2.4.3 (a)

In 2015, 13 faculty members attended Refresher Courses, 07 attended Orientation Courses, 02 attended Winter School and 02 attended a five day workshop.

• Page 65, point 3.1.6

Seminar/ Talks/ Lectures/ Workshops/ Discussions

‘Access is Empowerment’ by Mr. Amitabh, Head, Media and Communication & Ms. Arnika, Program Coordinator, Media and Communication and their team, Centre for Social Research (CSR), New Delhi and Facebook.

‘Does India Need Reservations?’ by Prof. Gopal Guru, SSS, JNU and Dr. Hany Babu, Department of English, DU.

‘Taking care of our trees’ by Dr. Debjani Sen Gupta and Dr. Govind Singh, Indraprastha College for Women, DU.


Special Lectures/ Workshops

Department Special Lectures/ Workshops/ Enrichment Program

Commerce ‘Career Guidance’ by Pearl Academy. ‘Turn Passion into Career’ by Mr. Kamal Seth, Happiness Circle. ‘Stock Minds’ by Mr. Govind Kumar, ICICI Bank.

Computer Science

‘Vedic Mathematics’ by T.I.M.E. ‘Web Development’ by Marvelous Anitech Pvt. Ltd. ‘Cloud Computing’ by Mr. Ankit Pawar, CETPA Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Economics

Games Theory Series – II& III by Prof. Parikshit Ghosh, Delhi School of Economics, DU. ‘Freedom Caravan – Why are some countries poor and others are

not?’ by Mr. Prashant, Centre for Civil Society. ‘Careers after Graduation’ by Ms. Sangeeta Magan, New Delhi

Institute of Management. ‘Political Economy and Issues of Inequality’ by Dr. Anirban Kar,

Delhi School of Economics, DU. ‘How to write a Research Paper and present it’ by members of the

Department.

English

‘Identities in Conflict’ by Mr. Rana Dasgupta and Dr. Aruna Chakrabarti. Film Screening of ‘Luther’, ‘The Other Boleyn Girl’, ‘Elizabeth:

The Golden Age’, ‘Troy: Son of God’, ‘Apocalypse Now’, ‘Il Postino’, ‘From Russia with Love’, ‘The Murder of Roger Ackroyd’ followed by discussion. ‘Kya Chuppi Bolti Hai?’ by Mr. Ravish Kumar, Senior Journalist,

N.D.T.V.

Environmental Studies

Green Audit Workshop and Tree Census by Dr. A.K. Singh, Yamuna Biodiversity Park, Centre for Environmental Management of Degraded Ecosystems (CEMDE), DU.

Hindi

Reading and Discussion of select stories by Shri Swayam Prakash, Story Writer. ‘Lok Sahitya’ by Dr. Vidya Sinha, Kirori Mal College, DU. ‘Hindi Sahitya aur Cinema’ by Shri Sanjay Joshi, Jan Sanskriti

Manch. ‘Bhartiya Chitrakala aur Stri Prashan’ by Shri Ashok Bhowmik,

Artist. Discussion with Prof. Asgar Wajahat, Katha-Kaar. Poetry Recitation by Ms. Pankhuri Sinha.

History ‘Reading Text, Reading Image’ by Dr. Sabeena Gadihoke, MCRC,


Jamia Milia Islamia. ‘Early Feminist Voices in India’ by Dr. Uma Chakravarti,

Independent Scholar. ‘Comrades at Crossroads: Nehru & Bose’ by Prof. Rudrangshu

Mukherjee, Historian and Vice Chancellor, Asoka University.

Mathematics ‘Mathematics in a Real Life Perspective’ by Prof. Siraj ul Islam, University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar, Pakistan.

MMMC

‘On the Book – A Hundred Lives for You’ by Mr. Abhisar Sharma, Political Analyst and Producer, ABP News. ‘Film Cinematography’ by Mr. Aseem Mishra, Film

Cinematographer. Movie Screening of ‘Bayan Haath’, Sage Productions. ‘Screening of Short Films’ by Mr. Samarth Mahajan, Camera and

Shorts, Mumbai.

Philosophy

‘Euthanasia’ by Dr. Manasvini M. Yogi, Indraprastha College, DU ‘Law and Jurisprudence’ by Mr. Hemraj Singh, Lawyer, Delhi High

Court. ‘Creative Mind Mapping Through Art and Meditation’ by Ms.

Moksha Anand, Yoga Practitioner. ‘Psychology of Yoga: Mind, Body and Soul Balance’ by

Yogacharya Antarang Anand Yogi, Yoga Practitioner. ‘Philosophy of Bonsai’ by Ms. Aradhana Malik, Bonsai Expert.

Political Science

‘Caste in Indian Politics’ by Dr. Rajkumar, Dyal Singh College, DU. ‘Ambedkar and Women’s Question’ by Prof. N. Sukumar, Faculty

of Social Sciences, DU. Movie Screening of films – ‘World Before Her’, ‘Gandhi’, ‘Hitler’,

‘Boy in Striped Pajamas’. Academic Writing Workshops, English and Hindi by Dr. Nitoo Das

and Dr. Rimpi Khillan Singh, Indraprastha College, DU.

Psychology

Film Screening ‘Till We Meet Again’ followed by discussion by Mr. Rahul Roy, Independent Documentary Film Maker and Mr. Manak Matiyani, Executive Director, The YP Foundation. ‘Mental Health’ by Dr. Sujata Minhas and Mr. Hitesh Sanwal,

Mental Health Foundation of India. ‘Career Counseling with emphasis on Career Options in Psychology’

by Mr. Jatin Chawla, Centre for Career Development. ‘Film and Psychology with focus on application of Psychology in

Media’ by Dr. Alok Bajpai, Psychiatrist. ‘Expressive Arts Therapy, Arts Based Therapy and Play Therapy’ by

Ms. Ritu Shree, Ms. Ankita Khanna, Ms. Lavina Nanda, Children First.



Financial support provided to the following students:

Year Details Amount

2014-15 Ms. Shefalika, B.A. (Hons.) Economics Part III Rs. 9030/- Ms. Shivranjani Gandhi, B.A. (Hons.) Psychology Part III Rs. 3000/-

• Page 73-74, point 3.2.7

Innovation Projects for Colleges

Department Faculty Name Year Funding Agency Status

Political Science, Hindi, Library

Dr. Jyoti Trehan Sharma Dr. Harsh Bala Sharma Mr. Vijay Gautam

2015-2016 DU ongoing

Grants Received

Year Amount Agencies/ Organizations 2014-15 Rs. 7,60,000/- UGC/ ICSSR/ ICHR/ DU


Museum and Archives Learning Resource Centre

Indraprastha College is the only college to have its own Archives, established in 2006. The Archives was expanded into Museum and Archives Learning Resource Centre as a step towards facilitating the efforts of researchers, scholars and all those who explore issues around gender and education and the history of the city of Delhi. It was inaugurated by Prof. Romila Thapar, Professor Emerita, JNU and Shri Narain Prasad, Chairman, Governing Body on 26 August, 2015 followed by an inaugural lecture by Prof. Janaki Nair, JNU. Located in the Extension Wing of the College Library, the Museum and Archives is an attempt to capture the history and the cultural and political ethos of the College. It is a testament to the history of the College and its transition over time to a modern, progressive institution of liberal learning.


The Archives is enabled with QR code to access information related to display. A heritage calendar comprising the ‘firsts’ of the College was released. It is proposed that a calendar on archival themes and material be produced every year till the centenary of the College.

Translation and Translation Studies Centre

As part of its visionary effort, Indraprastha College has set up a Translation and Translation Studies Centre on the terrace wing of the College Library. The Centre was inaugurated on 1 March, 2015 and the students’ translation journal CODE was released before a distinguished panel of eminent writers in Hindi and English of national and international repute. A follow up event of the Centre was a talk by Mr. Ajmal Kamal, editor of ‘Aaj’, the Pakistan Daily, on ‘Problems of Hindi and Urdu in Translation’. Translation as an activity promoted by the College to stimulate student interest and engagement with both language and cultural diversity is one of the College’s latest success stories. This activity has cut across departments to evoke wide ranging student participation. Other events at the Centre include a lecture by Prof. Harish Trivedi, renowned translation theorist, on ‘The World of Translation: Translation and the World’. A workshop was held on ‘Strategies of Translation’ by Dr. Prabhat Ranjan. In collaboration with ‘Katha’, an orientation program on ‘Translation and Media’ and a workshop on ‘Writing for Children’ were organized.

• Page79, point 3.4.4

Awards received by Faculty

Faculty Name Award

Principal Investigator Dr. Anita Swami (Sanskrit)Investigators Dr. Suman Mehandru (Sanskrit) Dr. Mayuri Gogoi (Philosophy)

Best Innovation Project Display under the theme of Cultural Diversity, Antardhvani, 2015.


Dr. Harsh Bala Sharma (Hindi) Dr. Jyoti Trehan Sharma (Political Science)

Best Paper Award, International Conference on Recent Research Development in Environment, Social Sciences and Humanities (ICRRDESH-15).

Ms. Shubhra Seth (Political Science)

Best Paper Award, 5th Annual Political Science, Sociology and International Relations (PSSIR), Bangkok.


Students working with different NGOs AISEC Alexis Society Bachpan Bachao Andolan Butterflies Chetana CRY Feeding India impart Koshish (TISS) Lakshyam Leaders for Tomorrow Make a Difference MASH Mental Health Foundation Nine is Mine Rahi Foundation Reach Out & Pass It On Foundation Saleeka Save the Quest SEWA Umeed

National Service Scheme (NSS)

Activities Participants Prizes/Recognition Republic Day Parade Camp 2015 Monika Participation

Winter clothes collection drive All NSS volunteers

More than 500 clothes collected and donated to an NGO.

Health check-up camp All NSS Recognition and Appreciation from


National Cadet Corps (NCC)

volunteers B.L. Kapoor Hospital.

Annual Cultural Festival ‘Antardhvani’, DU

40 NSS volunteers

Participation kit gifted to all volunteers by the University NSS Centre.

‘Newspaper dressing’ competition, ‘Shruti’, Indraprastha College, DU

12 NSS volunteers Participation

Conference of Ministries and Secretaries of States/UT


International Yoga day 20 NSS volunteers Participation

Orientation Day, Indraprastha College, DU

All NSS volunteers

Guest Speaker, Regional Director, Mr. H. K. Sharma.

Inaugural Function ‘Pink Chain Campaign’, Indraprastha College, DU

All NSS volunteers

Guests: Dr. Kiran Bedi and doctors from AIIMS.

Green Plantation Drive, Indraprastha College, DU


Workshop on Maintenance of Plants, Indraprastha College, DU


NSS Day on the theme ‘Dengue Awareness’, Indraprastha College, DU

All NSS volunteers

Guest Speaker, Dr. Bikas, CMO, Sant Parmanand Hospital.

Pre- Republic Day Camp Lagan and Priyanka

Certificate of Participation and Paid Trip to Rajasthan.

Cleanliness Drive, Indraprastha College,, DU

50 volunteers Participation

Run for Unity, Indraprastha College, DU

15 volunteers Participation

Indian Youth Delegation to Malaysia Monika Certificate of Participation and Paid

Trip to Malaysia.

Activities Name of students who attended the Camp/Activities & their Achievements

RDC 2015 Garima Singh, Silver Medal in Best Cadet Competition.

CATC – Combined Annual Training Camp 40 Cadets.


PM Rally –Para-Slithering Shikha Balliyan. PM Rally, Delhi Cantt Nidhi Rajbar, Teena, Deeksha Verma. Annual NCC Fest ‘Veerastra’ 2015 250 cadets participated.

Pre - TSC I Monika, Megha, Mira, Ankita, Mamta. Pre - TSC II Monika, Mira, Megha, Ankita, Nidhi, Kritika, Sheril.

CATC- Combined Annual Training Camp 2015

35 students attended. Shikha Balliyan, President, NCC was assigned

Camp Senior. Team of 6 students, I Prize, Volleyball

Competition. Squad of 33+1 (commander), I Prize, Drill

Competition. Heena Praveen, II Prize, Solo Song Competition. Jagrika Bajaj, II Prize, Extempore and Debate

Competition. Pre TSC-III Monika, Mira, Megha,Sheril, Kritika, Nidhi, Ankita.

All India Thal Sainik Camp(TSC), 2015

Monika, Mira, Megha, Sheril, Kritika, Nidhi, Ankita.

Kritika, Gold Medal for Master of Ceremony. Sheril, Silver Medal, Quiz Competition.

National Integration Camp(NIC) – Hooghly

06 students, Shikha, Teena, Shreya, Heena, Mamta, Anita attended NIC.

A team of 2 students, Shikha & Mamta were selected for Guard of Honour.

National Games- Closing Ceremony 20 Cadets.

Adventure Mountaineering Course NIM, Uttarkashi

Kritika, I Position, Bivouacking Competition, Gold Medal, Lecturette Competition.

PM Rally, Parasailing-I Nidhi, Megha, Monika. Pre-RDC I Mira, Ankita, Reena. Pre-RDC II Mira, Ankita, Sheril. PM Rally, Cultural Program 15 Cadets. PM Rally, Parasailing-II Nidhi, Megha, Monika. Pre-RDC III Mira, Ankita, Sheril. PM Rally, Parasailing-III Nidhi, Megha, Monika.


Women’s Development Cell

• Creative Writing Competition, ‘Empowered at 18: Free to vote, but…’. • Creative Enactment Competition in collaboration with Zubaan. • Workshop with HopeInU on ‘Empowerment of Women and Community’. • International Women’s Day Celebrations:

Photo exhibition on the theme ‘Women and Ageing’. Panel discussion on ‘Possibilities of Justice’ by Ms. Pamela Philipose,

Senior Fellow, Indian Council of Social Science Research, Ms. Madhu Mehra, Lawyer, Founding Member and Executive Director of Partners for Law in Development and Dr. Babli Moitra Saraf, Principal.

Turncoat Debate. • Screening of ‘Miss Representation’ a 2011 documentary on Women in Media

followed by group discussion. • Student Induction Program by Ms. Ankita Rawat, Feminist Approach to

Technology, to create awareness on ‘Early & Forced Marriage’. • Poem/Prose Writing Competition, ‘Silence’. • Slam Poetry Competition in coordination with English Literary Society. • Student Induction Program, Awareness Campaign conducted by RAHI, ‘I will

not shut up’. • Awareness Campaign on Menstruation organized by Youth Alliance and

Supported by GOONJ, #5 days of dignity. • Documentary Screening of ‘Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into

Opportunity’ by Ms. Pragati, Outreach Officer, Half the Sky Movement (HTSM).

• Research Projects: A Survey of Students enrolled in Non-

Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB). Happiness, Woman and Ageing – A Comparative Study of Middle

Age and Old Age Women.

Eco Club • Tree Plantation and Cleanliness Drive on Campus in coordination with NSS. • Visit to CMS Vatavaran. • Waste Paper Recycling in collaboration with ‘Jagruti’. • Installation and Maintenance of Composting Unit with ‘Roots and Wings’.

Shiksha Ka Sawaal

• Public Lecture, ‘Democracy by, of and for whom?’ by Ms. Aruna Roy,


Loktantrashala. • Internship Programs with Loktantrashala for students in Rajasthan and Delhi.

Enactus

• Motivational talk on ‘Entrepreneurship’ by Mr. Kamal Seth, Founder, Human

Circle. • Interactive Session, ‘Challenges and Opportunities of an Art Project’ by Mr.

Pratyush Pushkar, Founder, Delhi Art Foundation. • Handicrafts Sale by ‘Aipan’ at DilliHaat inaugurated by Mr. Kapil Mishra,

Minister of Tourism, Government of NCT, Delhi and Mrs. MrinalPande, Former Chairperson, Prasar Bharti.

• Presentation of Project Aipan at Enactus India National Competition. • Educational Trip to Uttarakhand in collaboration with Himalaya Study Centre,

The Buransh, Kausani to conduct an ethnographic study of the region and hold an Aipan workshop with the rural womenfolk of Kausani.

Equal Opportunity Cell and Enabling Unit

• Twelve students with disabilities with Two NSS Volunteers participated in

Raahgiri Day for persons with disabilities organized by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India.

• Two students, Ms. Shipra Shukla and Ms. Ranjana Pandey participated in the National Convention, ‘Youth with Disabilities’ conducted by National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People (NCPEDP).

• Participation in National Conference to launch the National Action Plan for Skill Training of Persons with Disabilities organized by National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People (NCPEDP).

• Annual Cultural Fest ‘Samarthya’, Inaugural Lecture, ‘Accessibility: A Universal Norm’ by Dr. Hemchandran, Centre for the Developing Societies.

• Orientation to acquaint differently-abled students with facilities available in the College and EOC, University of Delhi.

• Workshop with Library on Lex Air Camera, Braille Face, Hindi OCR and OPAC.

• Fifteen day Mobility Training Program for Visually-Challenged new students by Mr. Anil, National Association for Blind.

• Ms. Shipra Shukla was awarded the Second Prize in Essay Writing Competition organized by Indian Association for Blind.

• Ms. Neeta was awarded the Second Prize in Solo Singing Competition organized by Hans Raj College, University of Delhi.


• Ms. Neetu Shukla was given the Third Prize in Hindi Writing Competition organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi

Gender Sensitization Committee

• Talk and discussion, ‘Mainstreaming Transgenders’ by Ms. Samira Shaikh,

HIV Aids Alliance (International NGO).

International Students’ Desk

• International Student Day Celebrations: � Talk, ‘Pop goes History: What a carbonated beverage says about

America’ by Prof. Sanjukta Ghosh, Castleton State University. � Exhibition of artifacts, handicrafts and traditional jewellery. � Cultural Program.

North East Society

• North East Cultural Festival, Sattriya Dance by Ms. Preetilekha Chaudhary. • Writers’ Meet, ‘Voices from the North East’.

Speakers: � Dr. Nitoo Das, Indraprastha College, DU. � Ms. Belinder Dhanoa, Ambedkar University, Delhi. � Ms. Aruni Kashyap, Asoka University, Sonepat, Haryana.

• Ms. Jaya Sharma and Ms. Ayushi Doshi, II Prize, Inter-College North East Quiz Competition, ARSD College, DU. Gandhi Study Circle

• Commemorative Lecture Series: Lecture I: ‘The Music of Humanity: Why Gandhi Still Matters’ by Dr.

Dilip Simeon, Author, Revolution Highway. Lecture II: ‘Gandhi on Truth, Forgiveness and Reconciliation’ by Prof.

Rajeev Bhargava, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi. Lecture III: ‘India’s Gandhi Question’ by Prof. Krishan Kumar, Central

Institute of Education, DU. Lecture IV: ‘Swadeshi: The Sure Means of Eradication of Poverty and

Corruption’ by Prof. Ashok Vohra (Retd.), Department of Philosophy, DU. Lecture V: ‘Gandhi’s Moral Compass and the Creative Political Processes’

by Prof. Rizwan Qaiser, Department of History and Culture, Jamia Millia Islamia.


Khula Manch

‘Is Capital Punishment Justified?’ ‘Is too much of social media creating an identity crisis in the youth?’

• Page 104, point 3.6.10

The College for its contribution to the social/community development and on the basis of its sustained drive of inclusion culminating in a year-long program with the theme of Visibility of Disability was awarded the 6th National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People (NCPEDP) - MPHASIS Universal Design Awards under the category ‘Organization’, a ‘special tribute to honour those organizations who have been doing exemplary work in the field of promoting Accessibility and Universal Design and thus ensuring a life of equality and dignity for people with disabilities’.

• Page 105-106, point 3.7.5, 3.7.6

List of collaborations/linkages: Under the exchange program of University of Delhi with the University

of British Columbia, Canada, the College was assigned Ms. Nicole Wright as an affiliated student in the Computer Science Program for one Semester.

IP College Chapter of Enactus was selected to receive a grant of Rs. 20,000/- from Walmart Foundation to collaborate in the Walmart Women’s Economic Empowerment Project Partnership 2015-2016.

Ongoing Research Project of Australian Research Council on ‘Countering the Cold War: Interactions between Australia and India, 1945 – 1975, through the lens of the Women’s Movements’ at the Museum and Archives Learning Resource Centre. The chief investigators are Professor Emerita Heather Goodall, University of Technology, Sydney and Associate Professor Dr. Devleena Ghosh.

The College Community Radio was launched in collaboration with the University of Delhi with world-wide coverage through the University. Received Proposal for active collaboration with ‘Katha’ for ‘Katha-

IGNOU’ initiative for the Translation Project on ‘Translating India/Understanding Diversity’.

• Page 107, point 4.1.2

Details of the facilities available.


Computer Labs (with Projection facility)

Lab IV 24 computers and 02 printers Lab V (in sync with Language Lab)

25 computers and 02 printers

• Page 108, point 4.1.2 contd.

Psychology Labs have been renamed.

WL – Psychology Lab I SL – Psychology Lab II PL – Psychology Lab III PCL – Computer Lab VI

Staff Lounge

Department Rooms – 07 instead of 09 with the given information.

Department Rooms – 02 Sanskrit – Two PCs, one of them is Wi Fi enabled Philosophy – One PC with LAN facility.

• Page 109, point 4.1.2 contd.

Others – Enabling Unit – 06 computers instead of 05. Computer Lab V in sync with Language Lab.

• Page 110-111, point 4.1.2 contd.

Auditorium (fully air-conditioned with fire-fighting system, seating capacity - 586) 01

With complete acoustics and sound system, stage lights, digital podium with broadcasting facility.

Conference Room (225 seats) 01 Fully air conditioned. Seminar Room (150 seats) 01 • Fully air conditioned

• Projection facility with closed circuit teleconferencing. Audio Visual Room (60 seats) 01


• Page 111, point 4.1.3 The details of facilities developed/ augmented and the amount spent: S. No. Facilities developed/ augmented 2014-2015

1 Library Extension Rs 812842/-

2 Computer Purchase Rs 399275/-

3 Office Furniture Rs 96125/-

• Page 117, point 4.2.4

OPAC – two terminals on second floor instead of one. Internet band width/ speed is presently 100 mbps.

• Page 120, point 4.2.9

The facilities offered by the Library to the visually/physically challenged persons shifted to the Enabling Unit are as follows: Three-in-one Angel Pocket Daisy Player issued to every VH user. Daisy books. Braille books. Screen Reader enabled computers with scanner accessible for VH users. Embosser Printer available for VH users. Lex Air Camera (Print assisting device) with Laptop (Notebooks)

available for VH users.

• Page 121-125, point 4.3.1 The updated configurations are as follows:

Configuration of 306 Desktops

S. No. Processor RAM Hard Disk QTY

1 Intel Core i7 3770 @ 3.40 GHz 8 GB 1 TB 5

2 Intel Core i5 Quad Core @ 2.8 GHz 4 GB 1 TB 7

3 Intel Core i3 3220 @ 3.30 GHz 4 GB 500 GB 1











13 Intel Pentium 4 G3220 @ 3.00 GHz 2 GB 80 GB 1

14 Intel Pentium G 2010 @ 2.80 GHz 2 GB 500 GB 1

15 Intel Pentium G 2030 @ 2.60 GHz 2 GB 500 GB 1

16 Intel Xeon Quad Core 2.8 GHz x 2 2 GB 300 GB 1

17 Intel Xeon Quad Core 2.8 GHz x 2 2 GB 200 GB 1

18 Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 @ 2.66 GHz 3 GB 600 GB 1

19 Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 @ 2.66 GHz 2 GB 640 GB 1

20 Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 @ 3.00 GHz 1 GB 320 GB 1


22 AMD PhenomTM IIx4 810 @ 2.60 GHz 2 GB 320 GB 70





27 Intel Core 2 Duo 6600 @ 2.40 GHz 4 GB 500 GB 12










36 Power PC G5 @ 2GHz 2 GB 250 GB 3

37 Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.66 GHz 4 GB 320 GB 6

38 Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.16 GHz 2 GB 250 GB 9


40 Intel Core 2 4300 @ 1.80 GHz 2 GB 40 GB 5

41 Intel Pentium Dual E2140 @ 1.6 GHz 1 GB 160 GB 1

42 Intel Pentium 4 @ 3.00 GHz 2 GB 80 GB 1




46 Intel Pentium 4 1 GB 80 GB 1

Configuration of 1179 Laptops

S. No. Processor RAM Hard

Disk QTY

1 HP Probook 445sG1, AMD Elite A6 5350M 2.9 GHz 8 GB 320 GB 1077

2 HP Probook 445sG1, AMD Elite A10 5750M 2.56 GHz 8 GB 320 GB 24

3 HP Probook 4430s, Intel Core i5 2450M @ 2.50GHz 4 GB 500 GB 25

4 Sony Vio, Intel Core 2 Duo 2.53 GHz 4 GB 500 GB 1

5 HP Elite Book 6930P, Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 @ 2.26 GHz 3 GB 250 GB 1

6 Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.26 Ghz 3 GB 300 GB 1

7 HP Compaq 6520S, Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.20 GHz 3 GB 250 GB 3

8 HP Compaq 6520S, Intel Core 2 Duo @ 1.60 GHz 3 GB 250 GB 2

9 HP Compaq Intel Core 2 Duo 5470 @ 1.60 GHz 2 GB 250 GB 2


10 Lenovo X131e, AMD E1-1200 @ 1.40 GHz 4 GB 300 GB 41

11 HP Pavilion, Intel Core 2 Duo T5750 2 GB 250 GB 1

12 HP Pavilion, Intel Core 2080 @ 1.73 GHz 1 GB 160 GB 1

Configuration of 4 Servers S.

No. Processor RAM Hard Disk QTY

1 ACER AR380 F1, Intel Xeon CPU E5620 @ 2.40GHz, 4 cores(Quad core) 8 GB 900 GB 1

2 ACER AR380 F1, Intel Xeon CPU E5620 @ 2.40GHz, 4 cores(Quad core) 6 GB 900 GB 1

3 IBM Server X3300M4 7382IA4, Intel Xeon ES 2403 @ 1.8 GHz 8 GB 500 GB 1

4 IBM Server X225(8649-12S), 1X Xeon @ 2.8 GHz 1 GB 36 GB 1 Computer Student Ratio: 1356/3406 = 1:2

Licensed Software:

o Through DU network Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise MATLAB 2014a Maxima 5.28 SPSS 22.0 JAWS 13.0 Mathematica 9

o Purchased by College

Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 standard Microsoft Windows 7 and 8.1 Microsoft Office 2013 std Lybsis for Library Management System Account Leader for Accounts Section Payroll for Salary Management, Accounts Section CMS for Student Management System TNet for Broadcasting Quick Heal Antivirus pro 2014


MAC OS Final Cut Studio

Number of nodes/ computers with Internet facility

All 1457 nodes are connected with internet.

Any other o Active Directory is maintained for the students, faculty and

staff for accessing Wi-Fi for security purpose. o Domain/official email ids for faculty and staff. o Broadcasting facility. o Open Source Software as per curriculum requirements.

• Page 126, point 4.3.2

1118 Laptops dedicated for students off campus and 34 Laptops

dedicated for faculty off campus. 305Desktops available on campus for students and 40 computers

on campus dedicated for faculty use.

• Page 126-127, point 4.3.4 Details of expenditure, 2014-2015.

• Page 127, point 4.3.6

The facility of online teaching and verification of details continues to be a feature in classrooms through Laptops. However, the same has been withdrawn from Smart Phones.

• Page 128, point 4.4.1 Details of expenditure, 2014-2015.

Particulars Expenditure

Computer Purchase Rs399275/-

Maintenance of Computers & Equipment Rs607045/-

Computer (minor repair and other expenses) Rs392895/-


Particulars Expenditure

Building & General Maintenance Rs. 5889254/-

Furniture Rs. 93226/-

Equipment Rs. 1132873/-

Vehicles Rs. 114478/-

Any other Rs. 829541/-

• Page 131, point 5.1.2 Institutional Scholarships/ Free-ships given to students during 2014-2015.

Scholarship/ Free-ship No. of Students Amount

Scholarship 175 Rs. 3,45,501/- Fee Waiver (College Fee) 54 Rs. 8,49,530/- Fee Waiver (Hostel Fee) 3 Rs. 1,75,900/- Financial Aid (by College) 351 Rs. 37,17,057/- Financial Aid (by State Govt.) 5 Rs. 40,260/- Financial Aid (by Central Govt.) 0 0 Financial Aid (by Other Agencies) 94 Rs. 5,51,285/-

• Page 131-132, point 5.1.3

Financial Assistance received by students.

Total Student State Govt. Central Govt. Other National Agencies

No. % No. % No. % 3278 5 0.15 0 0.00 94 2.86

• Page 137 - 139, point 5.1.9 Several organizations visited the College in the year 2015 for Campus Recruitment and Internship offers. Eighty two students benefitted from this exercise. Placements were offered by:


Abacus Consulting Advice Adda Aroura Production City Finish.com Destiny Literary

House Edu Pristine Ernst & Young Graduate

Management Guiuddo IACT GLOBAL

Impact India India Lends Indigo Internshala Job Box Josh Talks Keygo Kidproof Laugh out loud

Ventures Mind Piper

Network 18 Oberoi Group Print Octopus Psi Fitness Rubix Solutions S & P Capital IQ SAP Labs (Scholar @

Program with BITS Pilani)

Sasvat Network Pvt. Ltd.

Sig Sys Smartican Snapcare Splitkart Studymate TCS Ignite Teach for India Wipro Your Dost

The highest package of 4-5.2 lacs was offered by SAP Capital IQ to Kirti Katyal of B.Com (Hons).

• Page 143: Point 5.3.1

Program Calendar, Semester, July – December 2015. Date Event

July 19 2015 , 4:00 p.m. Orientation for Hostel residents

July 20, 2015, 10:00 a.m. College Orientation for New Entrants

July 21, 2015, 10:00 a.m. Student Orientation on Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses for Semester I CBCS

July 21, 2015, 11:30 a.m. Student Orientation for Generic Elective Courses (GEC) for Semester I CBCS

July 22 to July 24, 2015 Filling of option forms for GEC for


Semester I

July 22, 2015 Staff Council to orient the faculty with CBCS

July 27 & July 28, 2015 Department Orientations for Semester III & V

July 27-28, 2015 Faculty Development Program-Communicative English Language Lab

July 29, 2015,10:30 am Student Presentation on Shiksha Ka Sawaal

July 30 & 31, 2015, 2:30 to 3:30pm Student Enrolment in various ECA Societies

August 07, 2015, 01:30 p.m. NSDC Orientation Session

August 08 to 13, 2015 Department SFC meetings

August 14, 2015 Independence Day Celebrations/ College Union Societies orientation-cum-enrolments/ College Freshers’ Welcome

August 17, 2015, 09:30 a.m. to 03:30 p.m. Union Election

August 17-21, 2015 First Aid Classes August 20-22, 2015, 01:45 to 03:45 p.m. IT Skills Workshop

August 21, 2015, 10:30 a.m. NSDC Orientation

August 21, 2015, 01:30 p.m. BONSAI – Lec-Dem. Fine Arts Society and Philosophy Department

August 24, 2015, 12:45 p.m. Disaster Management – Student Presentations

August 26, 2015, 11:00 a.m. Inauguration of College Museum & Archives Learning Resource Centre

August 27, 2015, 12:40 p.m. Centre for Social Research (CSR) – Facebook Workshop

August 31 & September 01, 2015 Poster Making Competition by Fine Arts Society

September 2, 2015, 11:00 a.m. Talk by Prof. Harish Trivedi on ‘The World of Translation: Translation and the World’

September 2-15, 2015 Self Defense Classes

September 3, 2015, 11:00 a.m., Conference Hall

‘Swadeshi: The sure means of eradication of Poverty and Corruption’ (Lecture IV of the Commemorative Series, Gandhi Study


Circle) by Prof. Ashok Vohra

September 3, 2015, 02:30 p.m. Workshop with Faculty Members regarding Promotion under CAS, 2010

September 04, 2015, 01:00 to 02:30 p.m., Conference Room

‘Diverse Career Options’ talk by Alumna, Ms. Nikita Gupta

September 08, 2015, 12 noon, Conference Room

Talk by Prof. Rudrangshu Mukherjee on ‘Comrades as Crossroads: Nehru and Bose’

September 09, 2015, 10:30 a.m. Visit of Ms. Shoma Haq, Alumna, Department of Psychology as a State Guest

September 09, 2015, 02:30 p.m. Data Entry Workshop ( SIS) for Faculty Members

September 11, 2015, 01:30 p.m. Pink Chain Campaign Program - Inauguration from I.P. College

September 14, 2015, 09:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Department of Economics Workshop on ‘Paper Writing and Presentation’

September 14, 2015, 12:30 p.m. North East Society – Voices from the North East: Reading and Discussion

September 14, 2015, 02:30 p.m. International Award for Young People

September 16, 2015, 10:30 p.m. Tree Plantation Drive on International Ozone Day

September 16, 2015, 12:30 p.m. NAAC Workshop in Staff Council Meeting

September 16, 2015, 03:30 p.m. Green Audit Workshop September 17, 2015, 11:30 a.m., Conference Room Talk on Mental Health Awareness

September 21, 2015 North East Society Student Seminar

September 22, 2015 Workshop on Cyber Security

September 23, 2015 Annual Public Lecture (tentative)

September 28 to 30, 2015 Academic Society Student Presentations (Multi-Media & Mass Communication, Economics, Psychology, Computer Science)

September 26, 2015, 10:30 a.m. 60 Years of Swimming Pool Celebrations September 26, 2015, 01:30 p.m., Conference Hall

Discussion Forum Event: Speaker Dr. Gopal Guru

October 01, 2015 Gandhi Jayanti Celebrations

October 05 to 08, 2015 Academic Society Student Presentations


(History, Hindi, Sanskrit, Commerce, Philosophy )

October 07, 2015 Celebration of Wildlife Week

October 12, 2015 Waste Segregation Drive

October 14 to 19, 2015 Academic Society Student Presentations (BA Program, Mathematics, English, Political Science)

October 16, 2015 , 10.00 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. BA Program Academic Seminar

October 21 to 25, 2015 Mid-Semester Break

October 27, 2015 Orientation for DCC for Semester IV at 11:45 am; GEC-II for Semester-II at 12:30 pm; AECC for Semester-I

November 1, 2015 Initiation of Herb Plantation

November 2 to 6 , 2015 Student Feedback

November 13, 2015 Dispersal of Classes/Practical Exams

November 26, 2015 Final Exam

Dec 19, 2015 -03 Jan. 2016 Winter Vacation

• Page 144, point 5.3.2 Student Activities, 2015

SPORTS

Activities organized • First Aid Workshop by Mr. J. Sharma, St. John Ambulance. • Self -Defense Training Workshop by Volunteers from Delhi Police Women

Cell. • 6th Inter-College Invitational Badminton & Tennis Tournament. • Celebration of 60th year of the Swimming Pool: Swimming Gala inaugurated by Social Activist, Ms. Nafisa Ali Sodhi. Climbing Wall inaugurated by Alumna Mountaineer, Ms. Saachi Soni.


Student Achievements – National Level

Sport Tournament Name of the Player Result

Squash All India Intervarsity Championship, Nov. 2015 Tarunima Bronze Medal

Volleyball Women’s National Championship, December 2015

Priyanka Rawat Participation

Softball Senior National Championship, November 2015

Manisha Participation

Softball All India Intervarsity Championship, February 2015

Pinky

Silver Medal

Baseball All India Intervarsity Championship January 2015

Gold Medal

Baseball Senior Federation Cup Championship, 2015 Silver Medal

Baseball Senior National Championship February 2015

Bronze Medal

Boxing Senior National Championship, October 2015

Swati Saini Participation

Boxing All India Intervarsity Championship, February 2015

Gurmanpreet Kaur Bronze Medal

Ball Badminton

Junior National Championship, November 2015

Shivani Singh Participation

Students’ Achievements – State Level

Archery Inter-College Archery Championship, November 2015

Sakshi Gupta (Captain)

• Gold Medal (Overall)

• Gold Medal (Team)

• (Compound Round)

• Fourth Position – Team(Indian


Round)

Sakshi Gupta Compound Round - Two Silver Medals

Delhi State Archery Championship December 2015

Sakshi Gupta

Compound round: One Silver Medal & One Bronze Medal

Sheena Gupta

Indian Round – One Bronze Medal Indian Round – Silver Medal, Senior Category

Delhi Olympic Archery Championship, October 2015

Sheena Gupta Participation

Badminton 6th Invitational Badminton & Tennis Tournament, October 2015

Divyangi Arora Gold Medal

Garima Sharma Silver Medal

Baseball

Senior Delhi State Baseball Championship Pinky Best Player

Senior Delhi State Baseball Championship, February 2015

Preity Yadav (Captain)

Bronze Medal

Inter-College Baseball Championship, February 2015

Participation

Inter-College Baseball Championship, January 2016

Silver Medal

Basketball Inter-College Basketball Championship, October 2015

Pritha, Captain Participation

Boxing

Inter-College Boxing Championship, November 2015

Gurmanpreet Kaur

Best Boxer Bronze Medal

Himani Tushir Silver Medal Delhi Olympic Week Boxing Championship November 2015

Himani Tushir Gold Medal


Shooting Inter- College Rifle and Pistol Shooting Championship, Oct. 2015

Anukriti, Captain Silver Medal, Pistol

Softball Inter-College Softball Championship, February 2015

Preity Yadav, Captain Participation

Swimming

Inter-College Aquatic Championship, November 2015

Anjali Rana 4X100 mtr. Individual Medley – Bronze Medal

Delhi State Aquatic Championship, November 2015

Anjali Rana

• 50mtr. Butterfly – Silver Medal

• 100 mtr. Butterfly – Silver Medal

• 1500 mtr. Free style – Bronze Medal

• 100 mtr. Free style –Bronze Medal

Pooja Thakran

• 200mtr. Back – Bronze Medal

• 100 mtr. Back Bronze Medal

• 50 mtr. Back – Bronze Medal

Ritu 100 mtr. Butterfly

Volley Ball

Womens’ Festival Volleyball Championship, Sept. 2015

Nidhi (Captain)

Participation

YMCA Volleyball Tournament, Nov. 2015 Participation

Senior Delhi State Volley Ball Tournament, Dec.2015

Participation

National Cadet Corps (NCC) – Refer Page 12. National Service Scheme (NSS) – Refer Page 11.


ENGLISH DEBATING SOCIETY

Details of the Activity Teams/Students Result

Samvaad - Intra-College Debate Pratyakshaa Tewari Best Debater

Shakti Sethi Best Interjector

HINDI DEBATING SOCIETY

Name of the student Activity Position

Nihita Kumari Inter-College Debate Competition, IP College, DU Second

Kirti & Ritu Inter-College Bilingual Debate Competition, IP College, DU First

Kirti & Ritu K.K. Birla Memorial Debate Running Trophy Competition, Hindu College, DU

First

Kirti Anter-Mahavidyalaya Ashu-Bhashan Pratiyogita, Kirori Mal College, DU Third

ENGLISH EDITORIAL SOCIETY

Activity Organized by Teams/Students Position

‘Taboo – The Game of Unspeakable Fun’

Indraprastha College, DU

Minal & Lavanya Pant, First

Panya and Samira Second

English Literary Quiz Indraprastha College, DU

Aradhana Dwivedi Verma and Baldeep Grewal

First

Spell Bee Hans Raj College, DU

Aradhana Dwivedi Verma First

Poetry Slam IIT Kanpur Tanisha Sharma Second Indraprastha College, DU Vrinda Anand First

‘Logophilia’ Quiz IIT Delhi Malayka Shirazi Fifth Inter- College Indraprastha Suvarna Menon Second


Documentary Screening and Review Writing Competition

College, DU

FINE ARTS SOCIETY

Activity Organized by Student Position T-Shirt Painting Competition

Vivekanand Institute of Professional Studies, Indraprastha University, Delhi

Vidhu Prakash First

Sketching and Painting Competition

Arushi Aggarwal First

Shoe Painting Competition Shriya Mittal Third

QUIZ CLUB

Category Details & Place Students Position Inter-College History Quiz Shivaji College, DU Annu Kaushik

Sanjana Gupta First

Gandhi Quiz Gandhi Bhawan, DU Annu Kaushik First

• Page 170, point 6.3.5

Percentage of staff availed benefit of schemes during 2014-2015.

Welfare Schemes Teaching Non-Teaching

LTC 17.47 19.04

HTC 4.85 15.87

Medical 47.57 82.53

GPF 41.74 65.07

CPF 8.73 1.58

NPS 49.51 33.33


• Page 172, point 6.4.3

Income & Expenditure Statement:

Year Income Expenditure 2014-2015 Rs. 24,91,04,578/- Rs. 23,95,67,035/-

Reserve Fund/Corpus Fund available

Year Funds Available 2014-15 Rs. 9,52,87,875/-

Table: Programs offered by the College

S. No. Program Level

Name of the Program/ Course Duration Entry

Qualification Medium of Instruction

Sanctioned/approved Student Strength

No. of students admitted

1 Under Graduate

B.A.

(Hons)

Economics 03 years 10+2 English/Hindi 52 63 English 03 years 10+2 English 52 54 Hindi 03 years 10+2 Hindi 52 51 History 03 years 10+2 English/Hindi 52 53 Multimedia & Mass Communication 03 years 10+2 English 52 53

Music 03 years 10+2 English/Hindi 52 7 Philosophy 03 years 10+2 English/Hindi 52 52 Political Science 03 years 10+2 English/Hindi 114 124 Psychology 03 years 10+2 English 52 50 Sanskrit 03 years 10+2 Hindi/Sanskrit 52 27

B.Sc. (Hons)

Computer Science 03 years 10+2 English 52 50 Mathematics 03 years 10+2 English 52 49

B.Com.(Hons) 03 years 10+2 English 114 117

B.A. Program 03 years 10+2 English/Hindi 228 235

2

Post Graduate

M.A.

English 02 years UG English 24 20 Hindi 02 years UG Hindi 24 12 History 02 years UG English/Hindi 24 7 Philosophy 02 years UG English 24 16 Political Science 02 years UG English/Hindi 24 19 Psychology 02 years UG English 24 39 Sanskrit 02 years UG English/Hindi/Sanskrit 24 18

M.Sc. Mathematics 02 years UG English 24 23 Operational Research 02 years UG English 16 7

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Reference Incorrect Correct form Page ii Dr. Seema V. Singh Dr. Seema Singh Page 35, point 2.1.3 See Table 01 See Table 02

Page 74

Grant received: 2012-2013 – Nil 2011-2012 – Rs.6,95,333/-

Grant received: 2012-2013 – Rs.6,95,333/- 2011-2012 – Nil

Page 87 Dr. Anindita Roy Saha, Member of DRC, 2011-13

Dr. Anindita Roy Saha, Member of DRC, 2010-12

Page 107-108, point 4.1.2

With LCD With Projection facility

Without LCD Without Projection facility

Page 108, point 4.1.2 Only WL is fully air-conditioned Page 108, point 4.1.2 (contd.) Departmental Room for Psychology

02 of these three computers have printers while the third one has copier facility

Computers have printers and copier facility

Page 109, point 4.1.2 (contd.) Server Room - 02 Server Room - 01

Page 115, point 4.2.2 Total Seating Capacity – 125+80 (ICT)

Total Seating Capacity – 125+57 (ICT)

Page 117, point 4.2.4

User access through User ID and Password created and control by NLIST, DELNET team & in the College campus through the College Network Administrator

User access through User ID and Password created and control by NLIST, DELNET team

Page 117, point 4.2.4

Total number of computers for public access: 12 + 80 (ICT) = 92

Total number of computers for public access: 12 + 57 (ICT) = 69

Page 138, point 5.1.9, table included under ‘Employers and Placements’ – 3rd column heading

advertising & PR Media advertising & PR


Page 138, point 5.1.9, table included under ‘Employers and Placements’ – 4th column heading

& research Consulting & research

Page 168, point 6.2.10-court cases against the College – S. No 4

Issues: Release of Hostel fee for the period during which student was not staying

Decisions: Release of Hostel fee for remaining period

Issues: Detention due to short of attendance

Decisions: College decision upheld

Page 202: point 12 See below*

Page 204, point 33 Departmental Magazine ‘Vinculum’ is published annually

Only two editions (one in 2011 & second in 2012) of Departmental Magazine ‘Vinculum’ were published.

Page 208-209, point 25

Prof. Amit Shovan Ray, Centre for Development Studies, New Delhi

Prof. Amit Shovan Ray, Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram.

Page 306, Table 07(2011-2012) Row of Fee-Waiver

Rs 63,810/- Rs 1,08,315/-

Page 318 Dr. Seema V. Singh Dr. Seema Singh Page 318 (Row for Phy. Ed. - Dr. Seema Singh)

Specialization: Years of experience: 15 Years (approx.)

Page 335 Master Plan of the College (partial print)

Complete Map of the Master Plan of the College (on page 38)


* The correct table is as follows:

Program Total no. in department

Handled by temporary/adhoc

staff Percentage

UG Lect. Labs Tutes Lect. Labs Tutes Lect. Labs Tutes July – December (2014)

72 80 8 38 27 7 53% 34% 87%

January – May (2015)

67 88 5 31 18 5 46% 20% 100%

PG NA

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