ANNEXURES 2017-18

ANNEXURES 2017-18

Academic Calendar

Lectures and Exams1 Reopen ing 12/06/172 Exams of 1st 3rd semesters 06/11/17

onwards3 Exams of 2nd 4th semester 25/03/184 Summer vacation starts 12/05/18

Co curricular and extra curricularactivities

Auditorium5 Co curricular and extra curricular

activities24.08.2017

6 EVS & PT guidance 04.09.20177 SDU 07.09.20178 RCJC 08.09.20179 Placement Cell Workshop 13.09.201710 Placement Cell 22.09.201711 Teachers Day 25.09.201712 Arthanomics’ Inauguration

Ceremony30.11.2017

13 Arthanomics’ 02.12.201714 Students Council + Wellness Cell 06.12.201715 Josh 08.12.201716 B.Voc World Tourism Day 13.12.201717 Expression 2017 (Junior College) 17.12.201718 Music Café 19.12.201719 Talaash 04.01.201820 E-Cell 12.01.201821 Marathi Vagmay Mandal 13.01.201822 DTour 16.01.201823 Shoutt 17.01.201824 BA Convocation 19.01.201825 BAF/BBI/BFM Convocation 20.01.201826 TYB.SC Convocation 22.01.201827 CSR Activity 24.01.2018

AV Room

Sr. no Name of the Programme Date1 Syllabus Revision Workshop 21.06.20172 Maths Workshop 06.07.20173 Physics Seminar 07.07.20174 Botany Seminar 17.07.20175 IT Workshop 18.07.20176 Botany Seminar 19.07.20177 BAF/BBI/BFM Workshop 21.07.20178 Physics Society Workshop 26.07.20179 Life Science IRIS 27.07.201710 E-Cell 10.08.201711 Annual English students seminar 11.08.201712 Microbiology Dept Workshop 18.08.201713 Monsoon Marathon Prize Distribution 19.08.201714 RCJC 19.08.201715 Physics Department Workshop 30.08.201716 E-Cell Seminar 31.08.201717 DOT COM CLUB 04.09.201718 Botany Department 06.09.201719 Arthanomics’ 09.09.201720 Placement Cell 12.09.201721 Marathi Department 13.09.201722 Accountancy Association 14.09.201723 Hindi Divas Celebration 14.09.201724 Alumni Association 23.09.201725 Creative Writing Session 04.10.201726 SM Project 05.10.201727 BMM Screening on understanding Cinema 11.10.201728 NSS 13.10.201729 Talaash 05.10.201730 JAFF Meeting 11.12.201731 Wellness Cell Mentorship Training 12.12.201732 KPMG Case learning Analysis / Workshop 15.12.201733 DTOUR 17.12.201734 Shoutt 18.12.201735 Sindhi Circle Seminar 24.01.201736 History Annual Student seminar 18.01.201837 Economics Association 23.01.201838 SDU 31.01.201839 RSM Event 09.02.201840 Acct Assoc & Comm. Assoc Workshop on

Budget21.02.2018

41 Case study competition 24.02.201842 POM project 16.03.201843 BMS Research convention 24.03.2018

Annexure – 1

ADD-ON COURSES

ADD ON CERTIFICATE COURSES

1. ELEMENTARY ENTREPRENEURSHIP COURSE

2. ADVANCED ENTREPRENEURSHIP COURSE

3. CERTFICATE PROGRAM IN FORENSIC SCIENCE

4. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN BASIC ASTRONOMY

5. CERTIFICATE COURSE ON ANDROID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT

6. CERTIFICATE COURSE ON RISK MANAGEMENT

7. CERTIFICATE COURSE ON IINTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

8. CERTIFICATE COURSE ON CULTURAL HERITAGE

9. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN MICROBIOLOGY

OTHER CERTIFICATE COURSES/SKILL ORIENTED WORKSHOP/PROGRAM

BMS

Program Conducted In

Class Conducted By Program Type Remarks

InternationalRelations(Exposure tovariouscultures withspecialemphasis onbusiness)

SYBMS

History Dept CertificateCourse

Interdisciplinary – BMS +History Dept.20 Hourworkshop

Mockinterview,GD,PI

June TYBMS

CraigTravasso

Skill OrientedWorkshop/Program

BeingEffective- OralCommunication Skills

July &August

FYBMS

CraigTravasso


Leaders bornor made

September FYBMS

Glen Gerryn Skill OrientedWorkshop/Progra

First year ofprogram

m

Careerguidance

February FYBMS

CareerInsight


ConflictResolution

FYBMS

KishuDaswani


PortfolioAnalysis – AnIndustryInsight

FYBMS

Hemal Shah Skill OrientedWorkshop/Program

BAF BBI BFM

Program Duration

Conducted In

Year ofProgram

Conducted By

Class Program Type

Introductionto FinancialMarkets

15Hours

October Second Mr HemalShah

FY andSYBAF,BBIandBFM

CertificateCourse

Basics ofStock Markets

1 Day August First Mr KirtanShah

FYBAF,FYBBI,FYBFM


Communication Skills

4 Days June Fifth Mr CraigTravasso

SYBAF,BBIandBFM


ENTREPRENEURSHIP COURSES CONDUCTED IN JAI HIND COLLEGE

ELEMENTARY ENTREPRENEURSHIP COURSE:

This Course is conducted by Dr. Hasina Sayed (Associate Prof. in the Department of

Commerce and National Entrepreneurship Network/Goldman Sachs/ London Business

School Entrepreneur Mentor) and Dr. Rakhi Sharma (Coordinator of BMS and NEN/

Stanford Univ./IIM entrepreneurship Educator), under the certification of NEN and Jai Hind

College.

Inception: December 2011

Number of student participants in each course: 60 (spanning all faculties across the campus)

Duration & Timings of the course: 3 days – 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Fees charged: INR 1,500/- per participant

6 courses conducted on campus to date.

This course develops entrepreneurship insight and basic entrepreneurship skills required for

an early stage start-up.

The modules include entrepreneurship case studies, entrepreneurial games and exercises, idea

generation and opportunity building, developing venture cost sheets, and sessions conducted

by external NEN resource persons.

ADVANCED ENTREPRENEURSHIP COURSE:

This Course is Coordinated by Dr. Hasina Sayed and Dr. Rakhi Sharma and certified by

National Entrepreneurship Network and Jai Hind College.

Inception: December 2012.

Number of student participants in each course: 35 (spanning all faculties across the campus)

Duration & Timings of the course: 5 days – 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Fees charged: INR 3000/- per participant

3 courses (one each year) conducted on campus to date.

This course provides intense and extensive entrepreneurial know how and skills required to

enter the market. Student entrepreneurs from campus are provided with mentoring from

specialized external resource persons on all areas of entrepreneurship and provided with a

group of students (course participants) who assist them in growing their business ventures,

thereby developing entrepreneurial skill themselves.

CERTFICATE PROGRAM IN FORENSIC SCIENCE

The Department of Life Sciences has started a certificate program in Certificate Program

Forensic Science in collaboration with FACTS (Forensic Advice Consultancy and training

Services) in the academic year 2014 – 2015. More than 60 students had applied for the same

and a final number of 19 students have successfully completed the program with good scores.

The program was designed and executed by FACTS and was conducted through the

Department of Life Sciences at Jai Hind College, Mumbai for students offering the B.Sc

program specializing in biology, chemistry and other related fields

Objectives of the program:

a) To satisfy a students’ innate curiosity regarding the field of ‘crime scene investigation’ and

increase forensic awareness in the youth community

b) To provide students with an understanding of how the correct use of sound forensic

analytical techniques can contribute significantly during crime investigation

c) To offer students of biology and chemistry a value-addition program

Duration of program: Six months (one semester) – which would comprise 3 contact hours

per week, and 1 additional hour per week for self-study

Methodology of program delivery: through short recitation style lectures and practical

exercises (20 hours lectures, 40 hours lab work). Practical exercises would be conducted

through the use of mock crime scenes that require complex analysis and logical reasoning in

order to reconstruct the crime scene event.

The in-take capacity would be a maximum of 30 students per batch, so as to maximize a

student: faculty ratio of 15: 1. Selection would be merit based.

The eligibility criteria for admission into the Certificate Program would be fluency in

written and spoken English, and a minimum H.Sc. /12th Std certification with science (60%

and above)

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN BASIC ASTRONOMY

Organised by the Dept of Physics in collaboration with Amateur Astronomer’

Association, Mumbai

MOU signed on 28/6/14

Course fee: Rs 2000/-

Course includes 10 lectures ( scheduled on Saturdays between 3-5pm, from 2 Aug –

30 Aug’14) and 2 trips for night sky observations (11-12 Oct and in Jan 2015)

Visiting faculty are associated with the teaching of this programme

Dr Jyoti Singh ( St Xavier’s College, Post doc at Goddard Institute, NASA USA)

Capt Kumar Gaurav (Electrical Engineer and Amateur Astronomer)

Mr Arvind Paranjpe (Director Nehru Planeterium)

Dr J. B Mistry (Dean XIC, Former HOD Physics, St Xavier’s College)

Mr Bharat Adur (worked extensively as astronomer)

Mr Deepak Bhimani (amateur astronomer)

This year we enrolled 15 students of which 4 are BA students and the rest BSc

CERTIFICATE COURSE ON ANDROID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT

The Department of Computer Science and Information Technology has conducted a

Certificate course which covered concepts beyond the syllabus.

The title of the course "Android Application Development Course"

The Eligibility of the course was All UG students

We received total 206 applications but decided to start a small batch with size 30 on First

Come First Serve basis.

The Duration of the course was 16 hrs.

Aim of the course :

-To help learners to create applications using Google's Android.

-Open-source platform.

Contents of the course:

-Sending and Receiving SMS, email

-Handling Telephone Calls

-Working with Content Providers

-Persistent storage in Android

-Android Media API (Playing audio/video)

-Using Camera, video capture

-Location, GPS & Maps

-Loading Applications on Android Phone / Tablet and many more.

-Started in 2014

-Total 30 students.

-Fees 4500.

-Faculty - was outsourced.

-Student feedback was excellent and they wanted to do advance courses

CERTFICATE COURSE BY MICROBIOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Microbiology department started conducting certificate course for the Nurtition and dietetics

BSc students of Nirmala Niketan college of home science since 2013-14.Official MOU was

signed between the two institutes to gain mutual benefits to promote sharing of resources

&research .

The title of the certificate course for BSc students is “Basic techniques in Microbiology”.

This course

Is designed to enhance the knowledge of Microbiology among the students of nutrition

background.

Basic Microbiology techniques are covered in this course.

This academic year (2015-16) we conducted advanced course in Microbiology for MSc

students of Nutrition and Food Preservation and processing .This course covers techniques

required by MSc students for their dissertation research work.

In the academic year 2014-15 Microbiology department conducted a certificate course on

Basics in stem cell Research in collaboration with Wockhardt hospitals ltd for biological

sciences students.

Name of thecourse

Year inwhichcoursewasconducted

Name ofthecollegestudentsbelongto

Studentsenrolled for

No ofstudentsenrolled

Names offacultyConductingthe course

CertificateGiven by

Basictechniques inMicrobiology

2013-142014-15

NirmalaNiketanCollegeof HomeSciencs

BSc Homescience

3936

MsP.SequeriaDr M.GhayalMs R.KatariaMSR.Jaisinghani

JHC &NirmalaNiketanCollege ofhomescience

Basics instem cellbiology

2014-15 Jai Hindcollege

BSc 11 Dr VijaySharma .Director,stem cellresearchWockhardthospitals ltd

JHC andWockhardthospitalsltd

Advance 2015-16 Nirmala MSc Home 27 Ms JHC &

course infoodmicrobiology

NiketanCollegeof HomeSciencs

ScienceNutritionand foodpreservation&processing

P.SequeriaDr M.GhayalMs R.KatariaMSR.Jaisinghani

NirmalaNiketanCollege ofhomescience

Annexure 2

Exit poll Analysis

EXIT_POLL-TYBVOC (SD)- 2017-18(Q1) In your years at Jai Hind as a student do you think you have grown: academically and holistically- Yes: 1 (100.00 %)- No: 0(2) Do you think you will be able to link classroom teaching with real life problems in business/ work- Yes: 0- No: 1 (100.00 %)(3) What are your future career and life goals.- my future life and goals will be do master in data science and AI TECHNOLOGIES(1) The curriculum was relevant- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 1 (100.00 %)- Very good (3): 0- Excellent (4): 0Average: 2.00(2) The program improved my understanding of the subject- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 1 (100.00 %)- Very good (3): 0- Excellent (4): 0Average: 2.00(3) The teaching methods used were appropriate for students- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 1 (100.00 %)- Very good (3): 0- Excellent (4): 0Average: 2.00(4) The faculty has provided mentoring as and when required- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 1 (100.00 %)- Very good (3): 0- Excellent (4): 0

Average: 2.00(5) The course has provided flexible learning opportunities- Average (1): 1 (100.00 %)- Good (2): 0- Very good (3): 0- Excellent (4): 0Average: 1.00(6) I used the platforms provided by college to do research related activities (seminars, debates,field work, practicals, quizzes, magazine articles and others)- Average (1): 1 (100.00 %)- Good (2): 0- Very good(3): 0

- Excellent (4): 0Average: 1.00(7) Over all evaluation of the program- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 0- Very good (3): 1 (100.00 %)- Excellent (4): 0Average: 3.00(1) Sports and Extra-curricular activities in college are abundant- Strongly Disagree(1): 0

- Disagree (2): 0- Satisfactory (3): 0- Agree (4): 1 (100.00 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 0Average: 4.00(2) Canteen facility in college is adequate- Strongly Disagree(1): 0

- Disagree (2): 0- Satisfactory (3): 0- Agree (4): 0- Strongly Agree (5): 1 (100.00 %)Average: 5.00(3) WiFi Network in College is useful- Strongly Disagree(1): 0

- Disagree (2): 1 (100.00 %)- Satisfactory (3): 0- Agree (4): 0- Strongly Agree (5): 0Average: 2.00(4) Interactions with Office Staff are useful

- Strongly Disagree(1): 0

- Disagree (2): 0- Satisfactory (3): 0- Agree (4): 0- Strongly Agree (5): 1 (100.00 %)Average: 5.00(5) Library facilities are satisfactory- Strongly Disagree(1): 0

- Disagree (2): 0- Satisfactory (3): 0- Agree (4): 1 (100.00 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 0Average: 4.00(1) Hygiene and maintanence- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 1 (100.00 %)- Very good (3): 0- Excellent (4): 0Average: 2.00(2) The functioning of Placement Cell is satisfactory- Average (1): 1 (100.00 %)- Good (2): 0- Very good (3): 0- Excellent (4): 0Average: 1.00(1) Overall Experience At Jai Hind college- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 0- Very good (3): 0- Excellent (4): 1 (100.00 %)Average: 4.00(19) Any suggestions for improvement:- please improve the study materials and main prior is to update the Syllabus and should introduce

more on the practical and team work and should provide the student to the R&D and include onthe subject...

Grand Average:2.7894736842105

EXIT POLL TYCS 2017-18

(Q1) In your years at Jai Hind as a student do you think you have grown: academically andholistically- Yes: 28 (96.55 %)

- No: 1 (3.45 %)(2) Do you think you will be able to link classroom teaching with real life problems in business/work- Yes: 27 (93.10 %)- No: 2 (6.90 %)(3) What are your future career and life goals.- To learn more things and teach students

- To be a software developer

- TO GET THE BETTER JOB AND CARRER

- Get a job at good place.Be a better person in life,like our teacher in the college.

- To be the best in IT and CS industry

- I like to continue my Higher studies by doing MBA orMsc

- My goal is to be the best in whatever I do be it computer science or be it at acquiring knowledge,Iwish to pursue a career in Android development in the near future.

- Looking forward to a great career option in banking sector under the IT

- To Get a higher degree and be a successful developer

- To learn more about the programming and get a well payed job.

- I want to become an excellent software developer.

- To grow in every aspects of my life

- Currently looking to Study futher.. after study I'll do a job as well as business..

- To be an IAS Officer and a civil servant.

- my goal is complete my MBA from a good college and have a well settled and secured life.

- Msc

- Masters

- Planning for Further education

- I want to become a programmer

- I want to Join Defence Services.

- To start my own business

- Going for further studies in the same field gaining more experience!

- HANDLE MY FAMILY BUSINESS

- Corporate job maybe

- To be a software developer.

- MBAPlanning to do Business

- Be a software developer and a tour of india

- INVESTMENT BANKING

- Settle in the United States of America

(1) The curriculum was relevant- Average (1): 3 (10.34 %)- Good (2): 8 (27.59 %)- Very good (3): 11 (37.93 %)- Excellent (4): 7 (24.14 %)Average: 2.76(2) The program improved my understanding of the subject- Average (1): 2 (6.90 %)- Good (2): 8 (27.59 %)- Very good (3): 12 (41.38 %)- Excellent (4): 7 (24.14 %)Average: 2.83(3) The teaching methods used were appropriate for students- Average (1): 3 (10.34 %)- Good (2): 6 (20.69 %)- Very good (3): 10 (34.48 %)- Excellent (4): 10 (34.48 %)Average: 2.93(4) The faculty has provided mentoring as and when required- Average (1): 3 (10.34 %)- Good (2): 7 (24.14 %)- Very good (3): 5 (17.24 %)- Excellent (4): 14 (48.28 %)Average: 3.03(5) The course has provided flexible learning opportunities- Average (1): 2 (6.90 %)- Good (2): 7 (24.14 %)- Very good (3): 11 (37.93 %)- Excellent (4): 9 (31.03 %)Average: 2.93(6) I used the platforms provided by college to do research related activities (seminars, debates,

field work, practicals, quizzes, magazine articles and others)- Average (1): 3 (10.34 %)- Good (2): 8 (27.59 %)- Very good (3): 10 (34.48 %)- Excellent (4): 8 (27.59 %)Average: 2.79(7) Over all evaluation of the program- Average (1): 2 (6.90 %)- Good (2): 7 (24.14 %)- Very good (3): 10 (34.48 %)- Excellent (4): 10 (34.48 %)Average: 2.97(1) Sports and Extra-curricular activities in college are abundant- Strongly Disagree (1): 2 (6.90 %)- Disagree (2): 2 (6.90 %)- Satisfactory (3): 10 (34.48 %)- Agree (4): 8 (27.59 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 7 (24.14 %)Average: 3.55(2) Canteen facility in college is adequate- Strongly Disagree (1): 1 (3.45 %)- Disagree (2): 4 (13.79 %)- Satisfactory (3): 14 (48.28 %)- Agree (4): 7 (24.14 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 3 (10.34 %)Average: 3.24(3) WiFi Network in College is useful- Strongly Disagree (1): 6 (20.69 %)- Disagree (2): 5 (17.24 %)- Satisfactory (3): 13 (44.83 %)- Agree (4): 3 (10.34 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 2 (6.90 %)Average: 2.66(4) Interactions with Office Staff are useful- Strongly Disagree (1): 1 (3.45 %)- Disagree (2): 0- Satisfactory (3): 7 (24.14 %)- Agree (4): 12 (41.38 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 9 (31.03 %)Average: 3.97(5) Library facilities are satisfactory- Strongly Disagree (1): 0- Disagree (2): 0- Satisfactory (3): 2 (6.90 %)- Agree (4): 10 (34.48 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 17 (58.62 %)

Average: 4.52(1) Hygiene and maintanence- Average (1): 2 (6.90 %)- Good (2): 13 (44.83 %)- Very good (3): 7 (24.14 %)- Excellent (4): 7 (24.14 %)Average: 2.66(2) The functioning of Placement Cell is satisfactory- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 9 (31.03 %)- Very good (3): 12 (41.38 %)- Excellent (4): 8 (27.59 %)Average: 2.97(1) Overall Experience At Jai Hind college- Average (1): 0- Good (2): 4 (13.79 %)- Very good (3): 9 (31.03 %)- Excellent (4): 16 (55.17 %)Average: 3.41(19) Any suggestions for improvement:- Canteen facility must be improved.

- Better chairs for the classroom.

- EVERY THING IS PERFECT

- NO.

- No

- The whole year in our computer science Lab most of the chairs were in bad condition ,No actions were taken.Most of the year the Lab air conditioner weren't working I this this could be changedIn up coming years of our college.

- The lab 2 on the first floor surely needs to undergo reclamation ,it needs to be reborn with properchairs and also the air conditioning , hygiene and maintenance is all up to the mark.

- The Computer Science Lab 2 requires new chairs alongwith proper functioning of the AC.

- Chairs should be better in the cs department

- Better chairs for computer labs

- Nothing

- Request to provide good chairs in computer lab.

- Chairs in lab

- Change in infrastructure and better internet and network connectivity.

- It would be appreciated if the college provided the students with proper chairs and working Airconditioners. In my class there were broken chairs through out the year which werent replacedeven after requesting plenty times.

- No suggestions

- Nothing at all :)

- No

- Please change your computer lab chairs

- Chairs in lab2 of IT/CS Department were so bad like whenever someone sits on them,they brokeinto two peices and almost every student had that experience of faliing. ACs in lab2 were not goodat all,only one AC works.

- No

- It has been developed all the years, I have spent. I wish the same for future!

- BRING NEW CHAIRS AND A.C FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

- Improve the canteen and the campus

- Provide more chairs in the classrooms. Provide wi-fi facilities and better computers in thecomputer labs.

- Np

- Get new chairs for practical lab and an AC

- 1.INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS TO BE TAKEN CARE OF2.WIFI CONNECTIVITY SHOULD BE PRESENT

- None

Grand Average:2.6647368421053

EXIT_POLL-TYIT-2017-18

1. (Q1) In your years at Jai Hind as a student do you think you have grown: academically andholistically- Yes: 55 (100.00 %)- No: 02. (2) Do you think you will be able to link classroom teaching with real life problems in business/work- Yes: 51 (92.73 %)

- No: 4 (7.27 %)3. (3) What are your future career and life goals.- Cybersecurity

- I am planning to study ahead and complete with my masters course.

- To make the best use of the knowledge I have gained and to excel in my field.

- MCA

- get a good job and prepare for civil service

- I have been placed in LTI I would probably work there for 2 years.

- Go for masters and then into developer job or freelancer.

- Defence

- To work

- To first do the job and after some time help my father in his buisness

- To work for an MNC and apply the acquired knowledge

- To work at an MNC or pursue my masters.

- I aspire to work with very successful Mnc’s and then pursue my post graduation.

- Data Analyisis

- To do further studies

- MCA

- Programmer

- Want to excel in the field of Information Technology

- to study more and then let see

- Completing my B.Ed and teaching in an institute

- Going company for futher growth

- Working in a company

- I aspire to continue my career in the field of Information Technology and go into research.

- .

- Be a Successful Entrepreneur

- .

- be successful

- MS IN IT

- have not decided yet.

- .

- JOB

- .

- idont know.

- A job in the IT Sector

- JOB

- YOUTUBER / MCA / MASTERS

- Cricketer, event manager

- MSCIT

- .

- Teaching

- WANT TO STUDY FURTHER

- I would like to study further

- To learn more and improve my knowledge; also grow as an individual.

- .

- Too become a web developer

- pursungmca

- will work in IT Sector

- To explore the real world out there,choose the correct career option and excel in it

- Not yet decided

- For my future I want to go with IT field I want to work with good IT company and make my carrierbright

- I will join best IT company and make future career in IT field

- I don't know

- to join defence

- I want to pursue a job first and then think about further studies.

- To be successful

4. (1) The curriculum was relevant- Average (1): 6 (10.91 %)- Good (2): 20 (36.36 %)- Very good (3): 18 (32.73 %)- Excellent (4): 11 (20.00 %)Average: 2.625. (2) The program improved my understanding of the subject- Average (1): 5 (9.09 %)- Good (2): 18 (32.73 %)- Very good (3): 19 (34.55 %)- Excellent (4): 13 (23.64 %)Average: 2.736. (3) The teaching methods used were appropriate for students- Average (1): 4 (7.27 %)- Good (2): 17 (30.91 %)- Very good (3): 19 (34.55 %)- Excellent (4): 15 (27.27 %)Average: 2.827. (4) The faculty has provided mentoring as and when required- Average (1): 4 (7.27 %)- Good (2): 18 (32.73 %)- Very good (3): 16 (29.09 %)- Excellent (4): 17 (30.91 %)Average: 2.848. (5) The course has provided flexible learning opportunities- Average (1): 2 (3.64 %)- Good (2): 17 (30.91 %)- Very good (3): 20 (36.36 %)- Excellent (4): 16 (29.09 %)Average: 2.919. (6) I used the platforms provided by college to do research related activities (seminars, debates,field work, practicals, quizzes, magazine articles and others)- Average (1): 6 (10.91 %)

- Good (2): 21 (38.18 %)- Very good (3): 14 (25.45 %)- Excellent (4): 14 (25.45 %)Average: 2.6510. (7) Over all evaluation of the program- Average (1): 4 (7.27 %)- Good (2): 16 (29.09 %)- Very good (3): 17 (30.91 %)- Excellent (4): 18 (32.73 %)Average: 2.8911. (1) Sports and Extra-curricular activities in college are abundant- Strongly Disagree (1): 2 (3.64 %)- Disagree (2): 4 (7.27 %)- Satisfactory (3): 20 (36.36 %)- Agree (4): 15 (27.27 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 14 (25.45 %)Average: 3.6412. (2) Canteen facility in college is adequate- Strongly Disagree (1): 4 (7.27 %)- Disagree (2): 4 (7.27 %)- Satisfactory (3): 14 (25.45 %)- Agree (4): 23 (41.82 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 10 (18.18 %)Average: 3.5613. (3) WiFi Network in College is useful- Strongly Disagree (1): 10 (18.18 %)- Disagree (2): 11 (20.00 %)- Satisfactory (3): 18 (32.73 %)- Agree (4): 8 (14.55 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 8 (14.55 %)Average: 2.8714. (4) Interactions with Office Staff are useful- Strongly Disagree (1): 0- Disagree (2): 0- Satisfactory (3): 24 (43.64 %)- Agree (4): 21 (38.18 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 10 (18.18 %)Average: 3.7515. (5) Library facilities are satisfactory- Strongly Disagree (1): 0- Disagree (2): 0- Satisfactory (3): 7 (12.73 %)- Agree (4): 28 (50.91 %)- Strongly Agree (5): 20 (36.36 %)Average: 4.2416. (1) Hygiene and maintanence

- Average (1): 4 (7.27 %)- Good (2): 24 (43.64 %)- Very good (3): 16 (29.09 %)- Excellent (4): 11 (20.00 %)Average: 2.6217. (2) The functioning of Placement Cell is satisfactory- Average (1): 6 (10.91 %)- Good (2): 20 (36.36 %)- Very good (3): 14 (25.45 %)- Excellent (4): 15 (27.27 %)Average: 2.6918. (1) Overall Experience At Jai Hind college- Average (1): 2 (3.64 %)- Good (2): 15 (27.27 %)- Very good (3): 19 (34.55 %)- Excellent (4): 19 (34.55 %)Average: 3.0019. (19) Any suggestions for improvement:- No

- I wish my college a very good luck !!!!

- No

- NO

- improve the quantity and quality of food in our canteen.

- Try and organise regular fests for students (saree day,etc.)

- No

- NO

- None

- No need for the improvement it is already maintaining its standard at its best.

- None

- None.

- Keep going! Let students participate more in CO curricular activities which will help them tointeract with more people

- More extra-cirriculum activities in IT department

- It is perfect no suggesstions required

- No

- No

- No suggestions.

- No

- None

- No suggestion

- Should add more curricular activities

- WifI Access could be improved.

- .

- Quality

- :P

- Quality and Maintenance

- A NEW AC PROBABLY.

- ---

- .

- NO

- .

- Everything is good.

- None

- NO

- NO

- Nope

- CANTEEN FACILITY SHOULD BE IMPROVED

- .

- Improve AC

- Increase canteen space.

- better canteen and placements

- None that I can think of.

- No.

- Try to modernize the studying and management then to be old ways

- nothing all good

- NO

- There should be 1 college fest for the whole college along with other fest so that their is betterinteraction,talent exchange, knowledge and opportunity sharing among various departments.

- Everything's perfect

- No

- No

- Nothing

- No

- Nope

- Canteen

Grand Average:3.1084210526316Annexure 3

Faculty Participation in conferences, symposia, seminars and workshops:

BAF/BFM/BBI:

Name ofTeacher

Venue ofconference /symposia /Workshop /Seminar

Level(International,National,State)

Date ofconference /symposia /Workshop /Seminar

Title ofconference /symposia /Workshop /Seminar

ResourcePerson/Oralpresentation/Posterpresentation/Participation

PrateekKumar

PillaisCollege ,Panvel

National 24.02.18 Impact ofDigitiazation onthe Quality ofLife

Paperpresentationand participant

Evelyn Pillais National 24.02.18 Impact of Paper

Corriea College ,Panvel

Digitiazation onthe Quality ofLife

presentationand participant

BMS:

Name ofTeacher






Dr.RakhiSharma

5 dayworkshopG.H.RaisoniCollege, Nagpur

11th-15th

Sep,2017National YuvaUdyamita

VikasAbhiyan-Ministry OfSkilldevelopment&Entrepreneurship-PradhanMantriYuvaYojna

Attended

Dr.RakhiSharma

Workshop-FacultyDevelopmentProgramme onEntrepreneurshipDevelopmentunder DST-NIMAT Project2017-18 atsandeepFoundation,Nasik

23rd

December,2017National Faculty

DevelopmentProgramme onEntrepreneurship Developmentunder DST-NIMAT Project2017-18 atsandeepFoundation,Nasik

ResourcePerson

Dr.RakhiSharma

Workshop-EntrepreneurshipSummit inassociation withIMC at ITMBusiness School

4th

November,2017Regional Entrepreneurshi

p Summit inassociation withIMC at ITMBusinessSchool

ResourcePerson

Dr.RakhiSharma

CSR CaseCompetition byIndian Centre forCSR, MilgardSchool ofBusiness, Centrefor leadership &

7th

December,2017Regional CSR Case

Competition byIndian Centrefor CSR,Milgard Schoolof Business,Centre for

Attended

Socialresponsibility.

leadership &Socialresponsibility.

Dr.RakhiSharma

Key notespeaker onInternationalwomen’s Day atIndo AmericanSociety

8th March,2018 Regional Key notespeaker onInternationalwomen’s Dayat IndoAmericanSociety

ResourcePerson

Dr.RakhiSharma

Workshop-Business Plan atSFIT institute

23rd

August,2017Business planto businessmodel

ResourcePerson

Dr.RakhiSharma

RiseMumbai(createdby Barclay’s)-AsJudge forBusiness Plancompetition

24th June,2017 Regional Giving wings toideas

Resourceperson

Dr.RakhiSharma

Pitch It -Econundrum2018, hosted bythe EconomicsDepartment ofSt. Xavier'sCollege.

7th Jan,2018 National Econundrum-St. Xavier’sFest

Resourceperson

Dr.RakhiSharma

AttendedHSBC/HKUAsia PacificBusiness caseCompettion2017in Hongkong

4th to 8th

June2017International Business case

studycompetition

Attended

Ms.Shilpa J.More

Two DaysWorkshop onUse of “RSoftware”

6th and 7th

August 2017Attended

Ms.MerlinMathew

5 day IntensiveFaculty Trainingprogram-EntrepreneurshipEducatorsprogram

20th-24th June2017

National Attended

Biotechnology:

Name ofTeacher






Dr. ArchanaAshtekar

Jai HindCollege

Workshop: 19th

and 20th March2018

ImplementingAcademicAutonomy

Participant

Dr. KrutiPandya

Jai HindCollege

Work shop 28July 2017

New Horizonsin Life Sciences

Participant

Dr. KrutiPandya

Jai HindCollege

Workshop: 19th

and 20th March2018


Participant

Nissey Sunil HomiBabhaCentre forScienceEducation

State Workshop: 7th

and 8th

September 2017

IntegratingConcepts in aBiologyLaboratory

Participant

Nissey Sunil Jai HindCollege

Workshop: 19th

and 20th March2018


Participant

Botany:

Name ofTeacher





Resource Person/Oral presentation/Posterpresentation/Participation

DR. AmbikaJoshi

Rizvi College,Mumbai

National 3RD Feb, 2018 Advances inBiologicalSciences

Poster Presentation

DR.DevangiChachad

PunjabUniversity,Patiala

National 15TH – 17TH

Sept, 2017XL All IndiaBotanicalConference ofthe IndianBotanicalSociety, &NationalSymposium on‘Evaluation andConservation ofPlantGermplasm”

Oral Presentation

DR.DevangiChachad

GanpatUniversity,Mehsana

Internationall 20TH&21STJan, 2018

InternationalConference onIntegratingAyurveda &Herbal Drugsfor nextGeneration

Poster Presentation

Therapeutics &Supplements:Opportunities &Challenges

DR.DevangiChachad



Poster Presentation

DR. PAYALRANE -ACHAREKAR



Poster Presentation

DR.BHARATIBIST



Poster Presentation

BVoc (Software Development) & IT:

Name ofTeacher





ResourcePerson/

Oralpresentation/Posterpresentation/Participation

BertillaFernandes

S.M.ShettyCollege

State 21st Jun, 2018 SYIT SEM 3RevisedSyllabusWorkshop

Participation

BertillaFernandes

THAKURCOLLEGE

State 19th Dec 2017 SYIT SEM 4RevisedSyllabusWorkshop

Participation

PritiShelar S.M.ShettyCollege

State 21st Jun, 2017 SYIT SEM 3RevisedSyllabusWorkshop

Participation

PritiShelar MulundCollege ofCommerce

State 5th Jul, 2017 SYIT SEM 3RevisedSyllabusCordovaWorkshop

Participation

Sunita Jena University ofMumbai

State 16th Jun, 2017 TYCS SEM 5RevisedSyllabusWorkshop

Participation

UmmehaniSaiyed

R.J. College State 27th Feb, 2018 SYIT SEM 4EmbeddedSystem

Participation

Shruti Shah R.J. COLLEGE State 27th Feb, 2018 SYIT SEM 4EmbeddedSystem

Participation

Indu Kumar S.K. SomaiyaCollege

State 4thJul,2017 SYIT SEM3PythonProgrammingPractical

Participation

BVoc (Travel and Tourism):

Name of Teacher Venue ofconference /symposia /Workshop /Seminar





Dr Archana Mishra Sciences Po,Paris, France(Conference)

InternationalLevel

June 28th,2017

Panel for‘SAARC:Challengesand Future’

Paperpresentationon Panel for‘SAARC:Challengesand Future’

KC College,PGDepartmentof MediaStudies(Conference)

InternationalLevel

20thFebruary,2017

4th

InternationalMediaSummit2017 – anInternationalConferenceonGlocalization

PaperpresentationonGlocalizationandEmployment:Need forNicheCourses

Jai HindCollege(Workshop)

Regionallevel

4th February ResearchMethodology

Participant

Universityof Mumbai,Departmentof History

InternationalLevel

6th and 7th

January,2017“Power,Public Culture& Identity:Towards NewHistories ofMumbai”

Participant

Jai HindCollegeIQACSeminar

MumbaiLevel

1st March,2017

“A NewDimension toTeaching,Learning &Evaluation”

Participant

K C CollegeWorkshop

In associationwithUniversity ofMumbai

June 28th,2018

“APISystem andAmendmentsin the UGCAct”

Participant

Ms.VedantiImartey Sciences Po,Paris, France(Conference)

InternationalLevel

June 28th,2017

‘SAARC:Challengesand Future’

Participant

Chemistry:

Name of Teacher Venue ofconference /symposia /Workshop /Seminar

Level(International, National,State)




Dr. Sreela Dasgupta R.D.NationalCollege

University 24th June 2017 ProposedrevisedAccreditationframework ofnationalaccreditationand frameworkcouncil (NAAC)

Participation

Dr. B.K.N SinghDr. Shipra BiswasDr. Sangita ParabDr. Sreela DasguptaDr. Sajith ChandranDr. Supriya DeshmukhMr. Gokul GanesanDr. Shilpa Jain

Jai HindCollege

College 13th June,2017 Revisedsyllabus of S.YB.Sc

Participation

Dr. Sreela Dasgupta Jai HindCollege

State 9-10 Feb,2018 ResearchScholars Meet

PosterPresentation

Mr. Gokul Ganesan Jai HindCollege


PosterPresentation

Dr. Shilpa Jain Jai HindCollege


OralPresentation

Dr. Sreela Dasgupta UniversitydepartmentofChemistry,Kalina

National 8-9March,2018

Recentdevelopments inchemicalsciences(RDCS-2018)

Posterpresentation

Mr. Gokul Ganesan Universitydepartmentof


Recentdevelopments inchemical

PosterPresentation

Chemistry,Kalina

sciences(RDCS-2018)

Dr. Shilpa Jain UniversitydepartmentofChemistry,Kalina


Recentdevelopments inchemicalsciences(RDCS-2018)

Oralpresentation

Dr. B.K.N Singh Jai HindCollege

College 19-20March,2018

ImplementingAcademicautonomy

Participation

Dr. Shipra Biswas Jai HindCollege



Participation

Dr. Sangita Parab Jai HindCollege



Participation

Dr. Sreela Dasgupta Jai HindCollege



Participation

Dr. Sajith Chandran Jai HindCollege



Participation

Dr. SupriyaDeshmukh

Jai HindCollege



Participation

Mr. Gokul Ganesan Jai HindCollege



Participation

Dr. Shilpa Jain Jai HindCollege



Participation

Ms. Khadija Atthar Jai HindCollege



Participation

Commerce:

Name ofTeacher



Date ofconference/ symposia/Workshop/ Seminar



Dr.HasinaSayed

1.Judge/Resourceperson for S.PJain,SIMSREE,LalaLajpatrai BusinessPlan Competition

2.Chairperson forTechnical sessionof Internationalconference ofHinduja college

3.Attendedtraining asentrepreneureducator for PMYUVA YOJANAat Nagpur

NationalLevel

Internationalconference

NationalLevel

Feb-March2018

21st April2018

September2017

1.Judge/Resource person forS.P Jain,SIMSREE,LalaLajpatraiBusiness PlanCompetition2.Chairpersonfor Technicalsession ofInternationalconference ofHinduja college3.Attendedtraining asentrepreneureducator forPM YUVAYOJANA atNagpur

ResourcePerson

Chairpersonof conference

Attended as aTrainee

AshutoshSaxena

1.Paper presentedonImpact ofMake in India onIndian Railwayssector(Manjunathacollege,Dombivali)

2.RevolutionisingtheManufacturingindustry ofIndia(Kalsekarcollege,Vasai)

3.Manufacuringsector challenges

Nationalconference


Nationalconference

Aug,17

Dec,17

Feb,18

Mar,18

Mar,18

Jan,18

1.Paperpresented onImpact of Makein India onIndianRailwayssector(Manjunathacollege,Dombivali)2.Revolutionalising theManufacturingindustry ofIndia(Kalsekarcollege,Vasai)3.Manufacuringsectorchallenges inIndia ( NSS

Presented

Presented-Impactfactor:4.264

Presented-Impact factor:5.265Presented-Impactfactor:6.315

Presented-Impactfactor:4.12

in India ( NSSCollege Tardeo)

4.Highereducation inIndia( NSSCollege Tardeo)

5.The New CSRInitiatives InIndia( at S.M.College Nerul)

6.Participation inSevasadancollegeinternationalconference

Nationalconference

Nationalconference


CollegeTardeo)4.Highereducation inIndia( NSSCollegeTardeo)5.The NewCSR InitiativesIn India( atS.M. CollegeNerul)6.Participationin Sevasadancollegeinternationalconference

Participationonly

Nital Kothari 1.Paper presentedonImpact of Makein India onIndian Tourismsector(Manjunathacollege,Dombivali)

2.Revolutionalising the serviceindustry ofIndia(Kalsekarcollege,Vasai)

3.Service sectorchallenges inIndia ( NSSCollege Tardeo)

4.Highereducation inIndia( NSSCollege Tardeo)

5.The New CSRInitiatives InIndia( at S.M.College Nerul)

6.Participation inSevasadancollege

Nationalconference


Nationalconference

Nationalconference

Nationalconference


Aug,17

Dec,17

Feb,18Mar,18

Mar,18

Jan,18

Nationalconference


NationalconferenceNationalconference

Nationalconference


Presented

Presented-Impactfactor:4.264Presented-Impact factor:5.265Presented-Impactfactor:6.315Presented-Impactfactor:4.12

Participationonly

internationalconference

Saudah Khatri Participation inChandrabanSharma collegeinternationalconference


April 18 Internationalconference

Participation

English:

Name of Teacher Venue of conference/ symposia /Workshop / Seminar


Date ofconference/ symposia/Workshop/ Seminar

Title ofconference/ symposia/Workshop/ Seminar


1. Ms JuneDias

2. Dr SeemaSharma

3. MsDivyaBhatnagar

4. MsDeepnaRao

5. MsAnamikaPurohit

Rizvi College State 8.07.17 SYBASyllabusRevisionWorkshop

Ms. June Dias Attended and was aResource Person forWomen’s Studies, atthe Board of StudiesSyllabus RevisionWorkshop for theS.Y.B.A. Syllabusat Rizvi College,Bandra, Mumbai, on8th July, 2017

State 8.07.17 SYBASyllabusRevisionWorkshop

ResourcePerson

Dr.SeemaSharma Presented apaper titled‘Black Protestin WhiteLiteraryMarketplace:A Reading ofAfricanAmerican

As indicated(1 Internationaland 1 National)

Asindicated

SeminarPresentations

OralPresentations

SlaveNarratives’ attheInternationalSeminar onLiterature andProtest at theUniversity ofMumbai on 3rd

February, 2018 Presented a

paper titled‘FolklorethroughPopular Media:TheRepresentationof theSubaltern’ attheSahityaAkademi NationalSeminar‘Folkloretellings and re-tellings’ atNew Delhi, on23rd to 26th

February,2017.

Ms.DivyaBhatnagar

Presented apaper titled‘Representation of the DanceWoman in TheGuide and theframing of aNation’ atSathayeCollege, VileParle, Mumbaion23rdSeptember,2017.

As indicated Asindicated

Presentation

OralPresentation

Ms. Deepna Rao Presented apaper titled ‘ThePortuguesecolonialdimension in the

As indicated(2 Internationaland 1 State)

Asindicated

SeminarPresentations;Participation in

OralPresentations;Participation

Indian Ocean re-imagined:ExaminingSlavery inMargaretMascarenhas’Skin’ at theInternationalSeminar ‘EndingIndenture:ComparativePerspectives1875 – 1938, aCommemorationof the Abolitionof Indentureshipin the BritishEmpire’, at theUniversity ofMauritius,organized by theDepartments ofHistory andPolitical Science,and the CentreforResearch onSlavery andIndenture(CSRI),University ofMauritius, withtheMauritiusResearch Council,AapravasiGhatTrust Fund,Mahatma GandhiInstitute andUNESCO(TheSlave RouteProject), from28th to30thSeptember,2017.

Presented apaper titled ‘TheUnbearableDarkness ofBeing:Conversion,

Workshop

Conflict andDislocation inAlan MachadoPrabhu’sShadeswithin Shadows’at theInternationalConference on‘Religion,Literature andCulture’organized by theHigherEducation andResearch Societyof India,Mumbai, at theDnyansagarInstitute ofManagement &Research, Pune,India on 15th

and 16th

September,2017.

Attended theBoard of StudiesSyllabus RevisionWorkshop for theS.Y.B.A./B.sc/B.Com Syllabus ofFoundationCourse at S.I.W.S.College, Matunga,Mumbai on 7th

July, 2017

EVS:

Name ofTeacher






Dr.UdhavZarekar

RajasthanUniversity

National 9 to 11November 2017

Resources,Population,Regionalplanning andDevelopment

OralPresentation

History:

Name ofTeacher




Title of conference /symposia /Workshop / Seminar

Resource Person/Oralpresentation/Posterpresentation/Participation

Mrs SafinaRakhangi

Jai HindCollege IQACSeminar

Mumbai Level 1st March, 2017 “A New Dimension toTeaching, Learning &Evaluation”

Participant

One dayWorkshop atKhalsa College

Regional level 19th July, 2017 New Revisedsyllabus of SYBAHistory

Participant

One dayWorkshop atNationalCollege

Mumbai Level July 2017 New revised NAACCriteria

Participant

Ballard Estatebuilding

Internationallevel

20th November2017.

Japanese delegationfrom the Institute forStrategic Leadershipin Mumbai on 20thNovember 2017.

Resource Personon History of India

SIES College Regional level 17th February2018.

Research Meet ofSocial Sciences

PPT presentationon Overview of thePhD thesis topicunder study

MD College Internationallevel

23rd February2018

International YouthHistory Congress

Oral paperpresentation onRabindranathTagore-The TrulyGlobalHumanitarian

Dr. B.M.N.College, SNDTUniversity

State level March 2018 'Living withDignity: Pathwaystoward WomenEmpowerment

Participant

Jai HindCollegeWorkshop

College March 19th,20th, 2018

“ImplementingAcademicAuthority”

Participant

Dr ArchanaMishra

Sciences Po,Paris, France(Conference)

InternationalLevel

June 28th, 2017 Panel for ‘SAARC:Challenges andFuture’

Paperpresentation onPanel for‘SAARC:Challenges andFuture’

KCCollege,PGDepartment ofMedia Studies(Conference)

InternationalLevel

20th February,2017

4th InternationalMedia Summit 2017– an InternationalConference onGlocalization

Paper presentationon Glocalizationand Employment:Need forNicheCourses

MaharshiDayanandCollege(Conference)

Internationallevel

26th February,2018

International YouthHistory Congress

Paperpresentationon “Carving anew destinyfor SouthAsia: Role ofIndia &Opportunitiesin SAARCandBIMSTEC’’

Jai HindCollege(Workshop)

Regional level 4th February ResearchMethodology

Participant

University ofMumbai,Department ofHistory

InternationalLevel

6th and 7th

January,2017“Power, PublicCulture & Identity:Towards NewHistories of Mumbai”

Participant



Participant

One dayWorkshop

Regional level 19th July, 2017 New Revisedsyllabus of SYBAHistory

Participant

Workshop In associationwithUniversity ofMumbai

June 28th, 2018 “API System andAmendments in theUGC Act”

Participant




Participant

Ms FirdousSarnoubat

University ofMumbai,Department ofHistory

InternationalLevel

6th and 7th

January,2017“Power, PublicCulture & Identity:Towards NewHistories of Mumbai”

Participant



Participant

NagindasKhandalwal CollegeWorkshop

State Level 5th January 2018 “Role of InternalComplaintsCommittee (ICC) inprevention of SexualHarassment ofWomen

Participant




Participant

Life Sciences:

Name of Teacher Venue ofconference/ symposia/Workshop/ Seminar





Dr.YasminaDordiAvari

KC College Universitylevel

07/07/2017 S.Y.B.Scsyllabusrevisionworkshop

ResourcePerson

Niloufer K. Kotwal RizviCollege

National 3rd Feb,2018 Advances inBiologicalSciences

PosterPresentation

Jai HindCollege

College 19th and 20th

MarchImplementingAcademicAutonomy

Participation

Sophia’scollege

University 08/03/2018 T.Y.B.Scsyllabusrevisionworkshop

Resourceperson

NIRRH &KC College

State 12/07/2017&13/07/2017

Workshop andhands-ontraining in“AppliedBioinformatics”

Attended

AmravatiUniversity

National 22/09/2017&23/09/2017

Conference onRecent trends inBiotechnology& Biodiversity

Presented(Oralpresentation)

Dr.K.Srilatha RizviCollege

National 3rd Feb,2018 Advances inBiologicalSciences

PosterPresentation

K CCollege

University 7th

July’2018S Y BScRevisedSyllabus in LifeSciences

ResourcePerson

Jai HindCollege

College 19th and 20th

MarchImplementingAcademicAutonomy

Participation

Yogita Walke Jai hindcollege

College 02/12/2017 Interpretation ofFTIR spectrum.(Workshop)

Participation

K CCollege

University 07/07/2017 S.Y.B.Sc.syllabusrevisionworkshop

ResourcePerson

Jai hindcollege

College 29/07/2017 New Horizonsin Life sciences.(Seminar)

Resourceperson

Sophia’scollege


Resourceperson

K CCollege


Resourceperson

Jai HindCollege

College 19 and20/03/2018


Participation

Dr. BhavnaDaswani

Jai HindCollege

College 2nd

December,2018

Interpretation ofFITR spectrum

Participation

SophiaCollege

University 5th and 6th

JanuaryEvolvingstrategies tomake anembryo: Innature and inLab

Participation

Mathematics:

Name ofTeacher






Dr.SushilKulkarni

1. Jai Hindcollege2. Jai Hindcollege

1. State 1. 6thjuly, 20172. 19th and 20th

march, 2018

1. Revisedsyllabus ofS.Y.B.sc.2.ImplementingAcademicAutonomy

Participation.

LeenaUpadhye 1. Jai Hindcollege2. Jai Hindcollege


march, 2018


Participation.

Vijay Tiwari 1. Jai Hindcollege2. St. Franciscollege3. Jai Hindcollege

1. State2. State

1. 6thjuly, 20172. 7th and 8th

july,20173. 19th and 20th

march, 2018

1. Revisedsyllabus ofS.Y.B.sc.2. DesigningandimplementingMini MOOCs3.ImplementingAcademicAutonomy

Participation.

PranilWaikar 1. Jai Hindcollege2. Jai Hindcollege


march, 2018


Participation.

PrajaktaKelkar 1. Jai Hindcollege2. Jai Hindcollege


march, 2018


Participation.

Microbiology:

Name ofTeacher




Title of conference/ symposia /Workshop /Seminar


Ms PetraSequeira

Jai Hindcollege

College 19-20 March,2018

Attended WorkshopImplementingAcademicAutonomy

Participation

Ms PetraSequeira

Bhavan’scollegeAndheri

24 th June2017

SYBScMicobiologysyllabus workshop

Participation

Dr. MadhuraGhayal

HBCSE State 7th and 8th

September2017

IntegratingConcepts in theUndergraduateBiology LaboratoryCourse

Participation

Dr. MadhuraGhayal

Jai Hindcollege



Convener

Dr MadhuraGhayal

Bhavan’scollegeAndheri

24 th June2017

SYBScMicobiologysyllabus workshop

Participation

Dr. ShuchitaDeepak

HBCSE,Mumbai

State 7th and 8th

September2017

IntegratingConcepts in theUndergraduateBiology LaboratoryCourse

Participation

Dr. ShuchitaDeepak

Jai Hindcollege



Participation

R Kataria Jai Hindcollege



Participation

R Kataria K.C.College

10 Feb, 2018 Attended theSeminar on"Radiation for foodsecurity and safety"

Participation

Philosophy:

Name ofTeacher

Venue ofconference /symposia /Workshop /


Date ofconference /symposia /Workshop /

Title ofconference /symposia /Workshop /

ResourcePerson/Oralpresentation/

Seminar Seminar Seminar Posterpresentation/Participation

Ms.SimminBawa

K J SomaiyaCollege of ScienceandCommerce,Mumbai

NationalConference on

12th-13th

January 2018‘Curriculum

Design &Evaluation’

OralPresentation

Ms.SimminBawa

Vidyalankar Schoolof InformationTechnology,Mumbai on

National Multi-DisciplinaryNationalConference

3rd February2018

V-CMT 20185th

OralPresentation

Physics:

Name of Teacher Venue ofconference/ symposia/Workshop/ Seminar



Title ofconference/ symposia/Workshop/ Seminar


Dr. M.Deshpande KTHMCollege,Nasik

International 12-13th Jan2018

ICAFMFeb 2018

Oralpresentation

Mr.S.Dange SPPUPune

International 11-15July,2017.

AMDP2017

Posterpresentation

Mr.S.Dange SPPUPune


AMDP2017

Posterpresentation

Mr.S.Dange SPPUPune


AMDP2017

Posterpresentation

Mr.S.Dange BARCMumbai

26-30 Dec 2017 DAESSPS2017

Posterpresentation

Political Science:

Name ofTeacher

Venue of conference /symposia / Workshop/ Seminar


Date ofconference/ symposia /Workshop /Seminar



Dr. Participated in the Held on 7th Workshop on

ReemaJulka

Workshop at GuruNanak Khalsa College.

Workshop at Jai HindCollege

July, 2018 .

Heldon19th &20th March,2018.

‘NewAmendmentsin CAS’.

Workshop on‘ImplementingAcademicAutonomy’.

Psychology:

Name ofTeacher


Level(International,National, State)

Date ofconference /symposia/Workshop /Seminar



Dr R DChaturvedi

Renaissance Hotel,Lucknow

Title of Paperpresented:‘Decision Makingand ProblemSolving Life Skillsas a satisfactionindicator in LateAdolescents’

VIIInternationalConference ofIALSE

9th-11th

February2018

‘Life Skills andWell Being ofChildren andYouth in theDigital World’

Dr R DChaturvedi:

Venue: Smt P NDoshi Women’sCollege,Ghatkopar,Mumbai

Title of paperspresented:1.‘InclusiveApproach: ‘Hijra’Community’

2.‘InterpersonalSupport andDepression: AGenderComparison’

BPA SilverJubilee NationalConference

12th-13th

January2018

‘PositiveFootprints:Towards a HealthySociety’

Annexure 4

Centre for Research

Advanced Centre for Research in Science

Vision:

Jai Hind College fosters a healthy research environment & students are encouraged to

undertake research through their undergraduate and postgraduate coursework. This has been

channelized into (i) concept oriented research and (ii) outcome oriented research.

The first year and second year undergraduate students are mentored by faculty members in

undertaking research projects to (i) strengthen and reinforce concepts by review of literature,

(ii) design experiments to tackle a research problem (iii) to integrate the use of laboratory

tools in experiment & (iv) to analyze the data obtained to draw inferences and conclusions.

As students come to their final year of graduation, they already have the tools required for

research in the field. Hence they are encouraged to take up research problems which are

outcome oriented and hence they address needs of the society.

Jai Hind College has 19 UG & 4 PG programs and research expanses students of all these

programs. The number & quality of national/international publications, many of which are

co-authored by undergraduate students, are increasing with passing years which reflects on

their involvement in research based learning.

As a college, our endeavor has always been to promote research culture among students of all

streams- science, humanities & commerce and we envision to integrate research into all

programs of study so as to ignite a research temper among our students and also make our

modest efforts to give back to the society.

0

10

20

30

40

50

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

International

National

Total

Strengths:

There are 8 science departments in Jai Hind which out of which 6 offer a UG program and 2

offer UG & PG programs. All departments are actively involved in research activities.

Students across the science departments participate in research conventions & meets like

Avishkaar, Jigyaasa, Konark research meet etc. to present their research work. In an effort to

provide platform to all students to participate and present their work, Jai Hind initiated an in-

house annual science festival, Xplore in 2013 for its students. Experts from different fields

are called to give valuable inputs to students on how they can develop their ideas and projects

to make it more impactful and relevant to the needs of the society. Many student participants

have benefitted from these interactions and hence been able to make representations at the

University Level Avishkaar festival. Ms. VishakaMerude& Ms. Devyani Bhandari

The college is a recipient of DST-FIST grant, through which it has set up a Central

Instrumentation Facility. The facility has instruments like FTIR, HPLC (VWD+RI); DSC;

Spectrofluorophotometer, PCR among others. These instruments have been used to facilitate

the research work in college. In March 2018, the first Newsletter of CIF, detailing the

activities (research, training & workshops) conducted using the facility was released. The

biannual newsletter is expected to contain all the student activities to promote research in

sciences.

Road Map& Outcomes:

The college envisages to establish an Advanced Centre for Research by bringing more

instrumental facilities for the students to carry out their research work. An in-house facility

like this will bring a new dimension to the existing level of research work and we are

confident that it will also open up more number of collaborations with other premiere

institutes like TIFR, BARC etc. in terms of student internships and exchange to carry forward

their projects built up in their host institution.

Road Map Outcomes Time Frame Description

Student Training on

advanced instrumental

techniques

Skill building

in

instrumentation

Interpretation

of output from

instrument

3 Months Workshops and training programs

oriented towards building up skill in

instrumental techniques& analysis

Standard operating procedures

(SOP's), care & maintenance of

instruments

Sample preparation & analysis

Precision and errors involved in

analysis

Interpretation of results

Student Projects Concept based

research

projects

Outcome based

research

projects

12 Months Address environmental problem of

plastic: collection, segregation,

recycling &bioalternatives

Environmental problem of metal

toxicity and contamination:

estimation and analysis, sources,

toxicity & bioremediation

Laboratory

accreditation

NABL

accreditation

FSSAI

recognition as

food testing

laboratory

6 Months Documentation & quality measures.

Awareness about ISO guidelines

and protocols for analysis and

sample testing

Certification which is essential to

take up food testing for the larger

benefit of the society

Industrial Projects Industry-

academia

collaboration

3 Months Bridging the gap between industry

and academics

Integration of knowledge to enable

internships and placements

Annexure 5

Details of Research Projects

Name of theInvestigator

Title of theproject

Date ofSanction/Status ofcompletion

AmountSanctioned/Received

FundingAgency

MousumiMazumdar

Impact of SwachhBharat Abhiyan on

Health andHygiene in Slumat South Mumbai:A Socioeconomic

Perspective

27th March2018;

Completed inAugust, 2018

Rs . 30, 000/- MumbaiUniversity

MinorResearchProjectGrant

Mr. GokulGanesan

Synthesis, in vitrobiological activity& molecular

27/3/2018 Rs. 50,000/- MumbaiUniversityMinor

docking studies ofazine derivativesas potentialantifungal agents

ResearchProjectGrant

Details of sanctioned projects(Funding awaited)


Title of theproject

Date of Sanction/Status ofcompletion


FundingAgency

Dr. ShuchitaDeepak

Synergisticaction of T.chebulacomponentswithcephalosporinsagainstmetallo beta

lactamaseproducers

2016 4, 70,000 UGC

Dr. KrutiPandya

PCR basedgenesequencing foranextracellulartriacylglycerolacyl esterase

2016 3,60,000 UGC

Details of Projects Completed:


Title of the project Date ofSanction/Status ofcompletion


FundingAgency

S. Dange Investigation ofmagnetostrictiveproperties of some Febased Rare Earthintermetallics usingFour Probe Method

April 2017 25, 000 MumbaiUniversityMinorResearchProjectGrant

Dr. RuchiDubey

A study on the parent-child interactions

Jun 2017 30,000/- MumbaiUniversity

Chaturvedi affecting the prejudicebeing exhibited by theIndian youth

MinorResearchProjectGrant

Dr. SangeetaParab

Study of bindingparameters of lithiumwith amino acids

2017 25, 000/- MumbaiUniversityMinorResearchProjectGrant

Dr. PayalRane

Studies onPhytoremediationpotentials ofTithoniadiversifolia forheavy metals

16th Jan,2017

30, 000/- MumbaiUniversityMinorResearchProjectGrant

MissRoonalKataria

Development of naturalfood Preservative usingLactic acid bacteria

Jan, 2017 30,000/- MumbaiUniversityMinorResearchProjectGrant

Niloufer K.Kotwal

Extraction &Characterization ofPlasmid frompolyethylene degradingbacteria

Jan 2017 32,0000/- MumbaiUniversityMinorResearchProjectGrant

Dr. K.Srilatha

Establishing themedicinal potential ofPsidiumguajava(Linn.),a tropical plant throughchemical profiling andradical scavengingtechniques

Jan 2017 30,000/- MumbaiUniversityMinorResearchProjectGrant

Annexure 6

Research Publications

International peer-review journals

1. ‘Study of total phenol, flavonoid contents and phytochemical screening of methanolic

crude extracts of two weed plants’; Annals of Plant Sciences 6.6 (2017) pp. 1645-

1648,Shah Shreshtha, Jain Anushi, Joshi Ambika, Joshi Nitesh, Harshal Anupama

2. ‘Comparison of extraction efficiency of various methods to extract L-DOPA from

Mucunapruriens (L.) DC.’;International Journal of Bioassays 6.04 (2017); 5343 –

5346, Ragni Vora, Ambika N. Joshi, Nitesh C.; Joshi

3. ‘Comparison Of L-Dopa Content In Two Varieties Of Broad Beans (Viciafaba) By

Different Extraction Techniques’;World Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical

Research 2017 3 (6);271 – 274; Ragni N. Vora, Ambika N. Joshi and Nitesh C. Joshi

4. ‘Study of Allelopathic Interactions of weeds on of Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and

Moong (Vigna radiata) using Equal-Compartment-Agar Method

(ECAM)’;International Journal of Applied Agricultural Research ISSN 0973-2683

Volume 12, Number 2 (2017), 247-254; Nitesh Joshi and Ambika Joshi

5. ‘Ammonia detection of 1-D ZnO/polypyrrole nanocomposite: Effect of CSA doping

and their structural, chemical, thermal and gas sensing behavior’; Appl. Surf. Sci. 396,

2017, 1317-1325, S Jain, N Karmakar, A Shah, DC Kothari, S Mishra, NG Shimpi

6. ‘Room temperature NO2 gas sensing properties of p-toluenesulfonic acid doped

silver-polypyrrole nanocomposite’; Sens. Actuators B: Chem. 242, 2017, 118-126, N

Karmakar, R Fernandes, S Jain, UV Patil, NG Shimpi, NV Bhat

7. ‘Microwave assisted one pot three component synthesis of propargylamine, tetra

substituted propargylamine and pyrrolo[1,2-a]quinolines using CuNPs@ZnO–PTh as a

heterogeneous catalyst’; New J. Chem. 42 (11), 2018, 8724-8737, AP Shah, AS

Sharma, S Jain, NG Shimpi

8. ‘Reusable zinc oxide nanoflowers for the synthesis of α-aminophosphonates under

solvent-free ultrasonication’; Synthetic Commun. 2018, 1-15; S. Rasal, S. Jain, N.G.

Shimpi

9. Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies, Vol-4: Issue-42 year 2018,

97-102; Evelyn Corriea&Prateek Kumar

10. ‘Ferromagnetism in the orthorhombic PrPd and SmPd’, Journal of Alloys and

Compounds ( Ref. No.: JALCOM-D-17-07714R3); Vijay Dhar, A. Provino

11. ‘Isolation and Phylogenetics & Growth Response of LDPE degrading bacteria’,

International Journal of Life Sciences ISSN No. 2320-7817, Volume A 8, September

2017, 7-13; Kotwal Niloufer, Vaidya Rajnish

12. ‘Genetic diversity analysis of Oroxylumindicum (L) Vent, an endangered and

important medicinal plant using Inter Simple Sequence Repeat (ISSR) markers’,

International Journal of Botany Studies ISSN: 2455-541X, Volume 3; Issue 3; May

2018;78-81; K. Srilatha Srinivas, Aparna Saraf

National peer-review journals

1. ‘Tree Inventory and diversity analysis along a primary road in Palghar, Maharashtra,

India’;International Journal of Life Sciences, 2017, Vol. 5 (2): 219 – 226, Joshi

Nitesh, Mule Prachiti, and Joshi Ambika

2. Indian Journal of Mental Health, 2018; 5 (3); Chaturvedi, Ruchi, D.

3. ‘Ancient Indian Thought on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)’,‘Genius’ UGC

listed Journal no.47100 Vol-VI, Issue – I, Part III August 2017 – January 2018

(Chapter 17); Bawa, Simmin

e-journals-Peer-reviewed

1. ‘Noise Pollution Studies in Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP)’; e-Journal of

Applied Forest Ecology (e-JAFE), Vol. No.(201), 2017, 51727-30; Ambika Joshi,

AnudnyaKalgutkar and Nitesh Joshi

2. ‘Tree species for Green Belt development in Industrial area of Tarapur, Maharashtra,

India’, e-journal of Applied Forest Ecology., 2017, Vol 5:16-19;Joshi N., Bisht, B.,

Mule P. and Joshi A.

Others

1. Journal of Psychology-Jai Hind College, ISSN 2321 4023, Vol X, 2017-18;

Chaturvedi, Ruchi, D.

Conference proceedings

International

1. ‘Pharmacognostic Standardization of Leaves and Seeds of Cassia tora Linn.’;

International Conference on Integrating Ayurveda & Herbal Drugs for Next

Generation Therapeutics & Supplements: Opportunities & Challenges, Ganapat

University, Mehsana, January 20 - 21, 2018; DevangiChachad

2. ‘SAARC: Challenges and Future’, 6th GIS French Network for Asian Studies, on June

28th, 2017 held at Sciences Po, Paris; Mishra Archana

3. ‘Glocalization and Employment: Need for Niche Courses’, 4th International Media

Summit 2017, 20th February, 2017, KC College, Mumbai; Mishra Archana

4. ‘Decision Making and Problem Solving Life Skills as a satisfaction indicator in Late

Adolescents’, VI International Conference of IALSE, 9th-11th February 2018,

Chaturvedi, Ruchi D.

5. ‘A study on consumer buying behavior towards electronics in Greater Mumbai’,

International conference, Chandraban Sharma College; Khatri, Saudah

6. Kalsekar College International conference, Saxena, Ashutosh

National

1. ‘Authentication of a Controversial Ayurvedic Drug 'Sati’, Punjab University, Patiala,

XXXX All India Botanical Conference of the Indian Botanical Society, September 15 -

17, 2017; DevangiChachad

2. ‘Evaluation of the antimicrobial efficiency and safety of various hand sanitizer in

hand hygiene’, Botany Department, Rizvi College,Advances in Biological Sciences

3rd February, 2018,DevangiChachad

3. ‘Aphrodisiac Potential of a common Orchid - Habenariagrandifloriformis Blatt. ex.

McC’, Botany Department, Rizvi College, Advances in Biological Sciences 3rd

February, 2018, DevangiChachad

4. ‘Comparative Account of Sensitivity of AOAC and Folin's Method in quantitative

estimation of Tannins from different plant sources’, Botany Department, Rizvi

College, Advances in Biological Sciences 3rd February, 2018, DevangiChachad

5. ‘Synthesis of water soluble fluorescent probe for aluminium and application to

fluorescent imaging of DNA’, 30th Research Scholars' Meet,09th & 10th February

2018 by Indian Chemical Society (Mumbai Branch), Arti Pujari, Pooja Bhargude, G.

Ganesan & N. Kotwal

6. ‘Ultrasound assisted synthesis, molecular docking studies & in vitro biological

activity of azine derivatives as potential antifungal agents’, 30th Research Scholars'

Meet organized on 09th & 10th February 2018 by Indian Chemical Society (Mumbai

Branch), Hemali Jain, Erum Merchant, Farheen Shaikh, G.Ganesan & S.Dasgupta

7. ‘Synthesis of water soluble fluorescent probe for aluminium and application to

fluorescent imaging of DNA’; National Conference on Recent Developments in

Chemical Sciences, (RDCS-2018) University Department of Chemistry, University of

Mumbai, Arti Pujari, Pooja Bhargude, G. Ganesan & .S. Dasgupta

8. High response ammonia sensing behavior of CSA doped ZnO-polypyrrole

nanocomposite’; UGC-SAP sponsored National Conference on Recent Developments

in Chemical Sciences, University Department of Chemistry, University of Mumbai,

March 8-9, 2018, Shilpa Jain, Akshara Shah, N.G. Shimpi

9. ‘Fabrication of ZnO nanorods impregnated PAN nanofibers using electrospinning

technique and investigation of photocatalytic activity’; UGC-SAP sponsored National

Conference on Recent Developments in Chemical Sciences, University Department of

Chemistry, University of Mumbai, March 8-9, 2018,Akshara Shah, Shilpa Jain, N.G.

Shimpi

10. ‘Ultrasound assisted synthesis of novel α-aminophosphonate derivatives using ZnO

nanoflowers under solvent free condition’; UGC-SAP sponsored National Conference

on Recent Developments in Chemical Sciences, University Department of Chemistry,

University of Mumbai, March 8-9, 2018, Sarika Rasal, Shilpa Jain, Sneha

Maheshwar & N.G. Shimpi

11. ‘ZnO based smart nanomaterials for high response gas sensors'; BRNS funded 30th

Research Scholars' meet organized by Jai Hind College in association with Indian

Chemical Society (Mumbai Branch) on February 9-10, 2018. Shilpa Jain and

N.G.Shimpi

12. ‘A Study on Banking in the Era of Digitalization’, Pillai College, Panvel, 24th Feb

2018, Evelyn Corriea&Prateek Kumar

13. ‘Impact of Digitalization on the quality of Life’; Pillai College, Panvel, 24th Feb

2018, Evelyn Corriea&Prateek Kumar

14.‘Scheduled Tribes of Maharashtra - Proposition for Social and Economic

Amelioration’; Rajasthan University, Jaipur, 45th National Conference on Resources,

Population, Regional Planning and Development 9th to 11th November 2017,

UdhavZarekar

15. ‘Carving a new destiny for South Asia: Role of India & Opportunities in SAARC and

BIMSTEC’, Maharshi Dayanand College of Arts, Science and Commerce, 26th

February, 2018, Mumbai; Mishra Archana

16. AIP conference Proceedings Vol. 1942, 060028, 2018, Dange, Sharad

17. ‘Inclusive Approach: ‘Hijra’ Community’, National Conference of BPA, 12th-13th

January 2018; Chaturvedi, Ruchi D.

18. ‘Interpersonal Support and Depression: A Gender Comparison’, National Conference

of BPA, 12th-13th January 2018; Chaturvedi, Ruchi D.

19. NSS College National conference in Aug 2017, Saxena, Ashutosh

20. NSS College National conference in Aug 2017, Khatri, Saudah

21. ‘Curriculum, Culture and Innovation using Mindful Meditation as a Life

Skill’,Proceedings of National Conference on ‘Curriculum Design & Evaluation,

ISBN No. 978-935291-343-5 January 2018 (Chapter 36), Bawa, Simmin

22. ‘Ethics of Artificial Intelligence: Impact on Employment’,V-CMT 2018 5th National

Multi-Disciplinary Conference ISSN 2278-8808 February 2018 (Chapter 21); Bawa,

Simmin

Annexure-7

Publications -Books

1. “Courses and Careers in Microbiology”, RoonalKataria, Idea Publishing House,

ISBN: 978-93-86518-36-1

Annexure – 8

No of conferences / Workshops/ Seminars organized

DepartmentLevelNationalInternationalStateUniversityCollege

Title FundingAgency

AmountSanctioned

Dates

Life Sciences UniversityLevel

New Horizonsin LifeSciences

Bharat Serumsand Vaccines

Gynaecworld

ShivaniScientific

Bharat Serumsand Vaccines:Rs.60,000/-Gynaecworld:SponsoredWebinarShivaniScientific:

Part 1: 27th to29th July2017

Part 2: 7th to9th

September2017

Annexure –9

Faculty as experts/resource persons/chairpersons

1. Dr. Ambika Joshi – Chairperson, University Level, Adhoc Board of Studies

2. Dr. Ambika Joshi – Chairperson, National Level, Youth Science Congress

3. Dr. Sangeeta Godbole - Board of Studies in Botany, University of Mumbai

4. Dr. B.K.N. Singh: Board of Studies, Chemistry- St. Xavier's College (Autonomous);

University of Mumbai- Syllabus Committee member for M.Sc. Part I & II Organic

Chemistry

SponsoredHands-ontraining on ART

Physics University Physics paper3 (Sem III)

University ofMumbai

10,000 7th July, 2017

Chemistry University Revisedsyllabus of S.YB.Sc.

University ofMumbai

5000/- 13th June,2017

Chemistry College Signature ofMolecules

- - 15th& 16th

September,2017

Chemistry State ResearchScholars Meet

Board onresearch innuclear sciences(BRNS)

50,000/- 09th& 10th

February,2018

Botany University Revisedsyllabus ofS.Y B.Sc

Nil Nil 21st June2017

Philosophy University Revisedsyllabus ofS.Y.B.A. SemIII

University ofMumbai,Collaborativeventure withSophia College

Nil

Mathematics RevisedsyllabusofS.Y.B.Sc.Paper III

University of Dr. Mumbai Nil Jul, 2017

5. Dr. Shipra Biswas: University of Mumbai- Syllabus Committee member and convener

of Inorganic Chemistry for S.Y. B.Sc. revised syllabus (R-2017)

6. Dr. Sreela Dasgupta: University of Mumbai- Syllabus Committee member for M.Sc.

Part I & M.Sc. Part II Organic Chemistry

7. Dr. Sangeeta Parab: University of Mumbai- Syllabus Committee member for T.Y.

B.Sc. & M.Sc. Part I Analytical Chemistry

8. Dr. Sajith Chandran: University of Mumbai- Syllabus Committee member for M.Sc.

Part I Analytical Chemistry

9. Ms. Sarita Jai Shankar- Academic Consultants Committee at Meghnad Desai Academy

for Economics(PG institute affiliated to MU)

10. Dr. Vijay Dhar- Member, Board of studies of Physics, University of Mumbai

11. Ms. Jyoti Mayekar- Member of Board of studies of Physics, Jankidevi Bajaj college of

Science, Wardha

12. Ms. N. K. Jyothi - BOS Member in Dept of Psychology at St.Xavier’s College

13. Dr. Ruchi D. Chaturvedi, BOS Member in Dept of Psychology at NK College BOS, Malad

14. Dr. Ruchi D. Chaturvedi, Subject Expert in ‘ Sampreshan- Ethical Research Committee’

at SmtManiben M P Shah Women’s College of Arts & Commerce, Matunga

15. Dr. Hasina Sayed - Chair at International conference in April 2018 held in K.P.B

Hinduja College

16. Ms. Niloufer K. Kotwal- Member of Ad-hoc Syllabus Committee for Life Sciences

(University of Mumbai)

17. Dr. K. Srilatha - Member of Ad-hoc Syllabus Committee for Life Sciences (University

of Mumbai)

19. Ms. Yogita Walke - Member of Ad-hoc Syllabus Committee for Life Sciences

(University of Mumbai)

Annexure – 10

Ph.D. Guides & Registered students

Botany – Dr. Ambika Joshi

Dr. Sangeeta Godbole – Name of student: Ms Dipanwita Acharya Ghosal

Dr. DevangiChachad - Name of student: a. Ms. Nandini Desai;

b. Ms. ManoshreeMondol

Mathematics – Dr. Sushil Kulkarni

Chemistry – Dr. B.K.N. Singh

Dr. Sreela Dasgupta

Dr. Shipra Biswas

Dr. Sangeeta Parab

Annexure – 11

Social Initiatives

RCJC

The Rotaract Club of Jai Hind College completed 23 glorious years and has seen the

introduction and success of so many new activities and events of diverse kinds with different

objectives. Under the leadership of the PAC members PareeshaVajani, PuranChoudhary,

HelliChheda, and LavinaJhangianiled by our President Sanjana Felix, we have accomplished

so much as a club.

Our first great eight event this year was TheZodiak 2017 that saw the participation of many

Rotaract Clubs from around the city. The competitions of this fest were conducted under the

theme ‘The Odyssey of Carnivals’. It was a huge success and was definitely enjoyed by both,

the participants and the OC members.

Silent Saturdays came back this year and was received with much love by every member as

we helped a slum in Agripada for four weeks and each had a cause, namely Health,

Education, Hunger and Safety. Distribution of sanitary napkins, toothbrushes, combs,

stationery items, etc., were followed by serving of cooked meals once a day for a whole week

and a self -defence workshop.

Moreover, TWO toilets were built under the cause of Health in a school in Shahpur.

Word War I, an interschool championship, involved the participation of schools from all over

the city that were competing for the Grand Trophy. It consisted of 5 different rounds

preceding the Grand Quiz, that tested the contestants on various parameters.

The last of the Great 8 events to have taken place so far, was Amazing Race. Numerous

teams took part in a day long scavenger hunt, all over Mumbai. From bizarre tasks to clues

that made one rack their brains, Amazing Race definitely made everybody’s hearts race with

thrill.

The most awaited events of our club are in their way. 'Cheekh' is a flash mob for women

empowerment and is one of the biggest events conducted by our club. We, as members,

perform plays and dances to create awareness.

'The Streets' is a dancing battle which is a sensation among the youngsters. 'Spotlight' is a

fashion show for people representing different sections of the society. We’ve had cancer,

autism and thalassemia patients walk the ramp in some years.

Aparthotel from these flagship events, we keep organizing smaller events around college to

keep the students engaged and we wish to keep on doing so to our full capacity!

NSS

NSS list of activities

University Based activities

Date Name of the activity No of volunteers

11.7.2017 Attending univ rally on career optiosn 49

24.7.2017 Session on yoga and stress mgmt 39

11.8.17 World peace Rally 18

17.9.17 Attending Univanti pollution rally 22

15.1.18 Attending univ safety and security rally 31

22.2.18 Swachbarat rally 32

Area Based activities


22.7.2017 Blood donation one at foyer of new building 35

11.8.2017 Tata memorial cancer care programme 29

20.9.2017 Road safety event and orientation 33

19.1.2018 Blood donation two in foyer of new building 26

22.1.18 Red ribbon movement orientation 54

College Based activities


15.8.2017 Independence day 37

19.8.2017 Handwashing campaign 42

21.9.2017 Soap distribution 39

28.10.2017 Road safetyseminar 23

Additional activities

1. Organising Awareness talk on Public rights by Mr Vijay Phansalkar

2 Attending motivation talk by Adam gilchrish at Univ on 10th August 2017

3.Attending Gandhi Peace rally on 2nd oct 2017

4.Attending special event on national voters awareness on 25th Oct 2017

5.Organisng special prgramm for Best out of waste by Mr Rajput on 11th December 2017

Annexure – 12

List of Student Beneficiaries for JAM etc.

JAM entrance examination results:

Name - AIR

Ananya Chakraborty - 1018

Nitin Dubey- 1028

Akta Singh- 1417

Saloni Jadhav- 1444

Shivani Sahu- 3154

ICT Entrance examination results:

Saloni Jadhav- 29

Kosha Shah- 61

Ananya Chakraborty- 73

Nitin Dubey- 126

Shivani Sahu- 137

Puja Kumari- 164

Omkar Sarang- 228

Annexure – 13

Campus Placements

Placement Cell data

STUDENT NAME STREAM COMPANY JOB PROFILE CTC

Devika Badagandi TYBcom-C Ernst & Young Tax analyst 350000

Kshipra Kulkarni TYBcom-C Media.netBusiness

Development389000

Zarna Shah TYBcom-C KapsoBusiness

developmentexecutive

240000

Madhav Kabra TYBcom-C KapsoBusiness

Developmentexecutive

240000

Raj Vaswani TYBcom-C Swan CapitalEquity Research

Analyst270000

AdishreeMaheswari BMM Media.netBusiness

Development3,89,000

Roohi Chawla BMM Media.netBusiness

Development3,89,000

Sonali Chavan BMM Bottomline MediaMarketingExecutive

2,40,000

Roshni Punjabi BMM Bottomline MediaMarketingExecutive

2,40,000

Krisha Shah BMM Bottomline MediaMarketingExecutive

2,40,000

Serena Balani BMM WATConsultDigital Media

Executive2,49,000

Sana Mehra BMM WATConsultDigital Media

Executive2,49,000

ArushiRedij BMM Lintas PR 2,00,000

UmmehaaniPetiwala BMM Lintas PR 2,00,000

Virali Jhaveri BMM Lintas Creative Design 2,00,000

Tanya Bodani BMM Zomatosales manager oraccount manager

4,00,000

Aastha Ranglani BMM MSLPublic R/elation

Executive3,00,000

RaveenaLoungani BMM MSL PR Internship 7,000

Divyasamptani BMM MSL PR Internship 7,000

Bhoomika Wadhwani BMM Times InternetVideo Production

team4,32,000

Krish Mallik BMM Spice PR Executive 1,80,000

Omkar Ambekar BMM Spice PR Executive 1,80,000

Pooja Kamat BMM Lintas PR internship 15,000

HrideepBarot BMM MSL PR internship 7,000

Sahil Rishiraj Tybbi E&Y Tax Analyst 360000

Mihir Ambani Tybbi KPMG Risk Analyst 360495

Sparsh Singh Tybbi NetscribesBusiness

Development308000

Neeraj Jangid Tybbi KapsoBusiness

Development240000

Sagar Tikyani Tybbi Alpha Assets Financial Analyst 275000

Shreya Banerjee TYBcom Ernst & Young Tax Analyst

ShambhaveeBartaria TYBcom KPMG Deal Advisory 3,60,000

Anmol Gilra TYBcom Edelweiss Legal Analyst 3,00,000

NikharGulwani TYBcom AufklarenConfirmation

PendingYash Karnani TYBA Edelweiss 3,20,000

Vivek Parashar TYBA Radix 3,89,000

Yash Rathi TYBA EY 3,50,000

PurvaParwani TYBA Isprava 2,40,000

Mohammed TYBA Isprava 2,20,000

Yash Sharma TYBA Kapso 3,50,000

Varun Paralkar TYBACushman and

Wakefield2,00,000

Osheen Rawat BAF EY Tax 3,60,000

Simran Khurana BAF EY Tax 3,60,000

RishabChandok BAF EY Risk Advisory 3,60,000

SaloniNikumbh BAF KPMG Deal Advisory 3,60,000

Prachi Lulla BAF India Bulls Investor Relations 4,00,000

Nikita Khemani BAF Alpha Assets Finance Analyst 2,75,000

Prerana Solanki BAF Alpha Assets Finance Analyst 2,75,000

PrajvalKataria BAF QuicksellBusiness

Development4,00,000

Janhavi Hiranandani BAF Zomato Sales Manager 5,20,000

DEPARTMENT OF BSC IT PLACEMENT REPORT

List of students got selected in the IT companies

I. Capgemini(Package of 2.10L per annum): 27 Students:

1. SalilBhole

2. ApekshaShetty

3. Mehal Shah

4. AkhilKuzhikattu

5. AkarshShetty

6. Ajay Singh

7. SangeetaKumari

8. RadhakrishnaSherke

9. Ahsan Ali

10.Rahul Naidu

11.Tanvir Khan

12.Rajni Vijay

13.HadiMaredia

14.ShivaniAher

15.YuktiKukekar

16.Shreya Singh

17.Yusuf Ali

18.YashSaraf

19.MisbaMansuri

20.Jyoti Nair

21.AdibaShaikh

22.VaibhavParab

23.Drishti Bhatia

24.HemantRawat

25.SahilChougale

26.Humera Ansari

27.MahendraBawal

II. Infosys (Package of 2.19L per annum): 25 Students

1. AdibaShaikh

2. MohitSadhija

3. Rahul Nishar

4. VaibhavParab

5. Moksha Shah

6. Diana Elavia

7. Drishti Bhatia

8. SalilBhole

9. Humera Ansari

10.AkarshShetty

11.Tanvir Khan

12.Shreya Singh

13.AathiraVijayan

14.DurgaParulekar

15.RadhakrishnaSherke

16.RaeesMulla

17.ApekshaShetty

18.ChaurasiyaSheetal

19.YashSaraf

20.YuktiKukekar

21.Jyoti Nair

22.SangeetaKumari

23.Yusuf Ali

24.ShaikhRukaiya

25.FaizalKhairul

3. L&T (package of 2,48,000 per annum): 22 students

1. TwinkalAghera

2. Humera Ansari

3. Drishti Bhatia

4. Diana Elavia

5. Jay Jobanputra

6. Sadika Khan

7. HadiMaredia

8. Jyoti Nair

9. Nimisha Sharma

10. VaibhavParab

11. RashmiNayak

12. AhsanShaikh

13. ApekshaShetty

14. YuktiKukekar

15. SangeetaKumari

16. MohitSadhija

17. DurgaParulekar

18. SachinNegi

19. Tanveer Khan

20. Shreya Singh

21. RajniGajbhiye

22. Adib Mohammed Shaikh

4. TCS (Package of 1,89,402 per annum): 7 students

1. Ahsan Ali

2. Rahul Nisar

3. TwinkalAghera

4. FawwadShaikh

5. Mohammed Asif

6. Shreya Singh

7. AdibaShaikh

Annexure – 13

Internships

DEPARTMENT OF BVOC(SD) INTERNSHIP REPORT

1. iBtionInfologies selected 10 students for 1 months :

a. Sakshi Sangtani

b. Anuj Singh

c. Yash Kapadia

d. Misbah Siddiqui

e. Shaista Shaikh

f. HinaRaiba

g. Irfan Gazyani

h. Manish Tak

i. MuniraBillimoria

j. Jain Raina

2. Brain O vision selected 1 students for 1 months:

a. Vishnuvardhan Parasuramuni

3. Cintero selected 1 student for 1 month:

a. SaloniPaleja

Other Internships

COMPANY NAME PROFILE OFFERED

R Square Media Social media

EY HR

XSTOK HR, Market research

Ghadiali& Co. CA

Yaantra.com Marketing

Floating Canvas Creative

Bajaj Allianz Market Research

Bookeventz Graphic Design, Content Writer

Blume Ventures Market Research

InstaDev Private Limited Graphic Design, Market Research

Zomato Merchant Onboarding & Engagement

Economic Times Edge Market Research

India Nivesh Project Intern

Illusions Advertising

Novus Life Sciences Assistant Catalogue Manager

XinFin Assisstant

IIMUN Sales, Marketing, Finance

Some Place Else Event Organisation

Kenilworth Global Consulting Marketing

Business Traveller India Content Writer

Arnav Amarnani Social Media

WTD News Content Writer

Miss Manage Content Writer, Social Media

MSCI Real Estate Analyst

Shopholix Event Management

Callido Learning Business Development

IL&S Education Project Management

Flochat Marketing

Fincash.com Web and Graphic Design

Special Situation Business Development

INDUSTRIAL and TRADE LINKS Marketing and Sales

Startupwiz Marketing and Sales

Rocketbox Executive Assistant

AWIGN Marketing and Operations

Derivium Tradition research & development

Vibrant Securities Pvt.Ltd. Investment analysts

White Panda Content Writer

Admatazz Content Writer

Etereo Creative

Qrius Content Writer, Marketing

S F Pardawala& Co. Client Handling

Jaro Education Content Writer

Impact Guru Business Development and HR

Qrius Writing Program, Marketing

Awign Sales

Justdial Information Retrieval Officer.

Ketto India Social Change InternsNational Real Estate Development

Council (NAREDCO) Marketing

FrappWeb developer, Client Coordinator,

Cinematographer

Annexure – 14

Medals/Awards in Sports

Treasure Hunt ParticipantsWinnersSYBCom

Nikhil Sawlani, Komal Mittal, Ashi, Riya Parmar, Tejasvi Mehta

1st Runners upTYBSc (Micro)

Chinmay Sawant, Nupur shrivastav, Shinu Yadav, Shilpa HaldarNisha Jain

Monsoon Marathon Intercollegiate Race Result:

Senior College Girls(category) all JHC

1st Davin Chabra TYBMM2nd Parthavi Singh SYBA3rd Sara Pavri FYBA4th Sachi Punjabi SYBA

Senior CollegeBoys (Category)

1st Yadav Rakesh FYBA2nd Aman Mehla FYBSc3rd Ronak Shekhawat SYBSc4th Umar Majaria IISM

Sport-O-Mania Result:Events 1stPlace 2nd Place 3rdPlaceCRICKET FYBVoc(SD)FOOTBALL SYIT

BASKET BALL FYBVoc(T.T.)TABLE TENNIS SYITBADMINTON FYBACARROM TYCompScTHROWBALLCHESS FYBCom SYIT

ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET 2017-18

1500 meters Girls

1st 2nd 3rd

Muskaan Lucknowala (FYJCSc) Parthvi Singh ( SYBA ) Simran Oberoi (SYBMM)

800 meters Boys

1st 2nd 3rd

Aman Mehla (FYBSc) RounakShekhawat (SYBSc) OvaisDarvesh (FYBCom)

Long jump Boys

1st 2nd

Aditya Kashyap (FYBSc) Omkar Shinde (SYB Voc)

Long jump Girls

2nd

Jia Kamte (SYBA)

Discuss throw Girls

2nd

Sheetal Nyalpally. (TYBMM)

Shot-Put Boys

3rd

Vansh Sachdev ( FYBcom)

Shot-Put Girls

3rd

Jia Kamte (SYBA)

Javelin throw Boys

1st

Aditya Sachdeva (SYBCom)

400 meters Boys

1st 2nd 3rd

OvaisDarvesh (FYBCom) Aman Mehla (FYBSc) Cydon Miranda (SYBSc)

400 meters Girls

1st

Jia Kamte (SYBA)

200 meters Boys

1st 2nd 3rd

OvaisDarvesh (FYBCom) ShivamSawane (FYBMS) Cydon Miranda ( SYBSc )

200 meters Girls

1st

Jia Kamte (SYBA)

100 meters hurdles Boys

1st 2nd 3rd

OvaisDarwesh (FYBCom) Dhiren Rohra (FYBCom) Aman Mehla (FYBSc)

100 meters Boys

2nd 3rd

OvaisDarvesh (FYBCom) ShivamSawane (FYBMS)

100 meters Girls

2nd

Jia Kamte (SYBA)

High jump (Boys)

2nd 3rd

Omkar Shinde (SYB VocTT)

KunalDhankhar(FYBSc)

Best Male Athlete Best Female Athlete

Aman Mehla (FYBSc) (Winner)OvaisDarvesh (FYBCom) (Runner Up) Jia Kamte (SYBA) (Runner Up)

Outstanding student under sports 2017-18: Mansha Kohli (SYBFM)Award for outstanding ability to sports management 2017-18: Jigar Dhanresha(TYBVoc)

List of achievers in sports

SrNo.

Name Class Game Level

19 Kareena Madan SYBA Badminton National20 Adil. R. Singh FYBMM Boxing National21 Priyas Gupta TYBCom Boxing State\University22 Mansha Kohli SYBAF Archery Inter University23 Drishti Punjabi TYBA Football State24 Chintan Patil FYBCOM Fencing National25 JihanDabu FYBA Badminton International

Annexure – 15

Leadership Series Lecture- Initiative by Alumni Association

The Alumni Association of Jai Hind college held its annual lecture under "The Leadership

series of lectures 2017" & it was delivered by MsRujutaDiwekar , Ace Nutritionist & Food

Consultant to the who's who in society. The talk was very well appreciated particularly by

our current students. The lecture titled "Food for tomorrow- Back to the Future" was crisp,

interactive, stimulating & concluded with a thought provoking question answer session. The

350 people in the audience included our Board member Ms Sanjana Kirpalani, distinguished

Alumni , current students , faculty & some special invitees.

Annexure -16

Wellness Cell report

Events Conducted by Wellness Cell March 2017- Feb 2018

Date Topic Speaker

1 3rd Feb Advance Mentorship Training SamaritansMumbai

2 20th Dec Class 3 Motivational Training Dr. Ambrish Bhatt

3 14th Dec Basic Mentorship Training SamaritansMumbai

4 14th Dec Exam Stress Management Training Fortis Hospital

5 13thSept Overcoming Depression Dr. AnjaliChhabria

6 19th April Building Self Confidence Mahek Punjabi

7 29th March Coping with Learning Disability Mahek Punjabi

Apart from the group workshops, 405 individual counselling sessions were conducted.

The group sessions had attendance of approximately 4000 participants

Wellness Cell continues its endeavour to strive towards enhancing the overall well-being ofstaff and students of the Jai Hind family.

Annexure -17

Entrepreneurship Cell report

The Entrepreneurship Cell is a student body run by some zealous students of Jai Hind

College that aims to nourish entrepreneurship culture among students. E-Cell was

inaugurated in December 2007 as a member of the National Entrepreneurship Network,

founded in 2003 by the Wadhwani Foundation.

E-Cell helps aspiring entrepreneurs to set up their own firms by providing them guidance&

mentorship by hosting numerous workshops, speaker sessions, competitions and supporting

them by providing a platform to associate with sponsors, investors & young entrepreneurs.

E-Cell works to bring about an entrepreneurial mind-set in the students and support the

creativity in them. Here as an entrepreneur we learn to create, take risk and live our dream.

The workstyle of E-cell is to unwrap the entrepreneur& intrapreneur in every member of the

Cell.

We started off with inauguration and instillation ceremony held in Jai Hind college

auditorium on 31st July 2017. It included the keynote addressed by the Director of World

Trade Centre as well as the CEO of Dan Network, inspiring & enlightening the 500 audience

on the importance of entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship along with insightful speeches by

the budding entrepreneurs of Jai Hind College.

Guestlecture: Prof. ShamishDalal of S.P. Jain Global Institute of Management & Research

conducted asession loaded with wit and humour giving a strong message to the youth to

become job givers rather than takers.

Entrepreneurship course: A very good opportunity to our budding and aspiring

entrepreneurs was provided by giving them an insight into the real “entrepreneurial world”. A

3-day workshop on entrepreneurship was organised to teach our members about the different

aspects of business starting from idea generation, opportunity evaluation, business

environment analysis, preparing a strong business model, VC pitch, entrepreneurial case

studies and more. It was a full package of knowledge and fun.

Bootcamp: this activity proved to be a very good platform for all those who had a business

idea but no platform to execute it. Students could come here and pitch their business ideas

and then work in team to make a business model. Not only did it give opportunity to all those

who had an idea but other members too who played an equally important part in preparing the

business model. 3 renowned and successful entrepreneurs acted as judges giving them the

much needed inputs required for building a strong business model.

JAI HIND Mandi: A Field Sales Campaign for teaching personal Selling Skills through the

Experiential Approach.

130 students participated in this social entrepreneurship event and the teams were given a

bag of products from 3 NGOs to sell in the surrounding area and the profits given to the

respective NGOs. This event was graced by Inspector Vilas Gangwale, the President

Gallantry award recipient who also distributed the prizes.

Writing a business plan: The activities of past 8 months had many students ideating and

forming business models which had to be translated into a more structured and concrete

proposal to get started. Reni Pandhya a decade old highly successful entrepreneur and

alumnus of S.P. Jain led the students through the steps of writing a business plan. Her

intensive research and inputs was applauded by the audience and her one- on- one mentoring

with the students provided great value.

Along with the student participation and active involvement, the faculty remain constantly

involved in mentoring the budding entrepreneurs, representing as guest faculty in different

institutions by way of jury, trainers, resource persons and mentors.

Successful participation of our students in inter-collegiate entrepreneurship events has always

been the highlight of the E-Cell.

We continue to be the best practice of Jai Hind College and strive to make Entrepreneurship

“A WAY OF LIFE” at our institution.

Annexure- 18

Alumni Association Report

∙ Alumni association plays a pro-active role in the welfare of students

Hosts freshers’/farewell party for first year and final year students

∙ Conducts value-added programs by luminary alumni in various walks of life who give

lectures to share their expertise

∙ Provides opportunities to our deserving talented students by way of appropriate

placements in their organizations

∙ Involving current students to work as interns for the alumni office to gain

experience in management and organisation of events; Certificate of Appreciation

awarded on successful completion of one year of work

∙ Initiated the ‘Leadership Series’ lecture; the inaugural speech being given by the

Honourable cabinet Minister Shri Piyush Goyal, Others who contributed to the lecture

series were renowned dietician, Ms RujutaDiwekar.

Annexure -19

Linkage with NGO s:

The Rotaract Club of Jai Hind College, College Social Responsibility initiatives by various

departments such as History, BMS, BAF, BBI, BFM and many others have linkages with

various NGO s of Mumbai: Humara Footpath Foundation, Terry Fox India Committee,

Haamaara Foundation, Naam Foundation, Paraplegic Society, Drona Foundation,

Child Welfare Committee, Welfare of Stray dogs, Kalbag Rehabilitation Centre,

AmhiUdyogini, Teach for India, Goonj, Good Samaritan.

Annexure-20

SCOLARSHIPS & PRIZES FOR THE YEAR 2017-18

PRINCIPAL T.M.ADVANI PRIZEFor standing 1st in the college at the TYBA University Examination of March 2017

SHRIYA VAIDYA

BARRISTER H. G. ADVANI PRIZEFor standing 1st in the college at the TYB Sc University Examination of March 2017

RUQAYYA MANASWALA

A. J MAMTORA SCHOLARSHIPTo our student for standing 1st in English at the TYBA University Examination March2017

ISVI MISRA

T. B. PUNWANI PRIZETo our student for standing 1st in the subject of PHYSICS at the TYBSc UniversityExamination

ADESH SOLAKAR

SARASWATI FATECHAND SHAHANI / ISPAHANI PRIZETo the students of our College for standing 1st in different subjects at the UniversityExamination 2016-2017 & securing a 1st class

NAME SUBJECT

RAVI BARI MATHEMATICS

URVI DEDHIA CHEMISTRY

PALLAVI PANDEY BOTANY

SHARMIN KARANJIA MICROBIOLOGY

RITU MULCHANDANI COMPUTER SCIENCE

KALPESH RAWAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

PRANIKA SAROWGI ECONOMICS

SHRIYA VAIDYA PSYCHOLOGY

ANAIDA VERGHESE HISTORY

RISHIKA GOEL ECONOMICS – POLITICAL SCIENCE

ADITYA SHETH POLITICAL SCIENCE – PSYCHOLOGY

ARWA CHITTALWALA HISTORY – PSYCHOLOGY

MANDIR DIGHE PHILOSOPHY-PSYCHOLOGY

PALLAVI BANKAR PHILOSOPHY-POLITICAL SCIENCE

GULESTAN & GUSTASP DORDI PRIZE FOR STANDING 1ST IN THE SUBJECTOF LIFE SCIENCESPRIYANKA SAWLA

DR. & DR.(MRS) AVARI PRIZE FOR STANDING 1ST IN THE SUBJECT OFBIOTECHNOLOGYRUQAYYA MANASWALA

P.P ADVANI PRIZE ;To a Sindhi girl student of our college for standing 1st at TYBA University Examination

PRERNA DHARAMDASANI

J.T. LALVANI MEMORIAL TRUST SCHOLARSHIPTo our students standing 1st in the Commerce faculty

NAME

FY BCOM KOMAL PURSWANI

SY BCOM SIDRAH SHAIKH

TY BCOM ASHISH DEWANI (ACCOUNTS)

HARSH CHITRODA(MANAGEMENT)

PROF. CHETANRAM L. MARIWALLA SCHOLARSHIP FOR OUTSTANDINGSTUDENTS IN HISTORY

NAME

FY BA KUSHAL TATARIYA

SY BA SAMRIDDHI DAMLE

TY BA ANAIDA VARGHESE

RD TATA SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO SY/TY STUDENT WHO HASSHOWN SPECIAL MOTIVATION, PASSION AND CREATIVITY IN THESUBJECT OF PHYSICSSHAGUFTA BATLIWALA

B. D. KULKARNI SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENT STANDING FIRST AT THETYBSC MICROBIOLOGY EXAMINATION AT UNIVERSITYSHARMIN KARANJIA

PSYCHOLOGY ALUMNI AWARDTo our student scoring highest in the subject of Psychology in FY and SY BA

AASHNI SHAH (TY BA)

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATIONFor our students excelling in M.Com University examination in March 2017

CLASS NAME

M.COM I PARSHWA MEHTA

KOMAL MIRANI

M.COM II AMIT MAHESH

HARSHADA GAYKAR

M.COM TOPPER DIVYA CHANDIRAMANI

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATIONFor our students excelling in M.Sc. University examination in March 2017

CLASS NAME

M.Sc I HOOREYERUM MERCHANT

M.Sc II UNNATI MARU

SUMITOMO SCHOLARS LIST

SR.NO

NAME FACULTYSR.NO

NAME FACULTY

1 RASHI JAIN FYBA 16 VIRA PARTH TYBFM

2 ESHA SHARMA TYBA 17 ADITYA IYER TYBBI

3 KHYATI SHARMA TYBA18 NISHA

VIBHANDIKTYBMM

4 AAFIYA KHANTYBSC 19 YASH H

CHHABRIASYBMM

5SHAGUFTA KBATLIWALA

TYBSC 20 KHUSHNUMADUBASH

TYBMM

6POORVATENDULKAR

TYBSC 21 MALLIKABHATIA

FYBAF

7 AVNI RAOTYBSC 22 SHREYANSH

BOHRAFYBAF

8 AKHILESH GUPTA TYBSC23 SHLOK

BADLANEYTYBAF

9 DIVYA GOEL TYBSC 24 PRITA JHAVERI TYBAF

10TWINKALAGHERA

TYBSC 25 PRERANASOLANKI

TYBAF

11 YUSUF ALI TYBSC 26 RISHABH IRANI TYBAF

12POOJA BCHOUDHARY

SYBCOM27

MITTHIL S. JAIN TYBMS

13 SREEJA KONETI SYBCOM28 ANAGHA

AJGAONKARTYBMS

14 ZARNA SHAH TYBCOM 29 ISHAAN SINGH TYBMS

15DEVIKABADAGANDI

TYBCOM30 DEVESH

TAHILIANITYBMS

WATUMULL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE BEST ALL ROUNDSTUDENT OF THE YEAR 2017-18

PRAJVAL KATARIA (TY BAF)

PRINCIPAL’S SPECIAL PRIZEFor outstanding academic performance & contribution to college and co-curricularactivities

VAIBHAV PARAB (TY B.SC.-IT)

T. B. PUNWANI, LATE SHRI HARI BHAGWANDAS, SHRI MANOHARLAL K.BHATIA & SHRI RATTAN MANOHARLAL BHATIA SCHOLARSHIPS FOR OUR

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN ACADEMICS WITH A FOCUS ONRESEARCH:

MEGHNA KAPOOR (TY BSC)

JEFALI SHAH (TY BSC)

HIRAL SHAH (TY BSC)

DIVYA GOEL (TY BSC)

AVNI RAO (TY BSC)

AKTA SINGH (TY BSC)

KALPESH RAWAL (TY BSC –IT)

SUKHVIR THAPAR (TY BSC- IT)

ESHA SHARMA (TY BA)

ZENOBIA CHARANIA (SY BA)

OUTSTANDING STUDENTS UNDER SPORTS ACTIVITIES

MANSHA KOHLI (SY BFM)

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC :

SHIVAM KALE (FY BMM)

SHLOK CHIPLUNKAR (FY BMM)

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE AND ACHIEVEMENT IN DANCE :

AVNI RAO (TY BSC)

CHINMAY SAWANT (TY BSC)

NIMISH POYREKAR (TY BMM)

NETRA NARAYAN (SY BMM)

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

PERFORMING ARTS: SHARVARI SAGANE (FY BMM)

GITIKA ASRANI (FY BMM)

MEHAK PADMASHALI (FY BMM)

MUSIC: SHAURYA PANDIT (TY BMM)

HRIDEEP BAROT (TY BMM)

OUTSTANDING SINGER :

KAUSTUBH MORE ( SY BA)

ANUSHKA JAIN (SY BA)

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN FINE ARTS CATEGORY:

MITI JOSHI (SY BSC)

VISHWA PATEL (FY JC –COMM)

OUTSTANDING DISPLAY OF CREATIVE SKILLS

ROHIT DRABLANI (TY BMM)

SPECIAL PRIZES :OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATIONAL ABILITIES & CONTRIBUTION TO :

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES:

KANCHAN BHANUVANSHE (TY B COM)

SPORTS ACTIVITIES: JIGAR DHANRESHA (TY BVoc)

OUTSTANDING ABILITIES IN ORGANIZATION OF CO-CURRICULARACTIVITIES:

VIVEK PARASHAR (TY BA)

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO COMMUNITY SERVICE:

PRERNA MEHTA (SY BA)

SHUBHAM CHHABRA (SY BSc IT)

BEST DRAMATIST OF THE YEAR :

KUSHZRAJ MEHRA (TY BMM)

OUTSTANDING EVENT MANAGER

AMAN AGGARWAL (FY BCOM)

SATVIK BHATT (SY BMM)

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FOR CONTRIBUTING TOWARDSHOSTING/PARTICIPATING IN VARIOUS ACTIVITIES

PRANAV NAMBIAR (FY BA)

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION TO THE INDIA WINNERS OF HSBC/HKUBUSINESS CASE COMPETITIONUPAMANYU ACHARYA

DIVEEK JAIN

PRATEEK MALHOTRA

ISHAAN SINGH

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION TO THE ORGANIZER OF E-SUMMITPRESIDENTSHARIKA SODAH

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED STUDENTSRISHABH IRANI (TY BAF)

JEHAN DABOO (FY BA)

FY BSC SCHOLARS LIST

RANK NAME SEM 1(%)

1 AISHWARYA PATEL 90.20

2 SHRADDHA KAKADIYA 88.10

3 MANSI MISTRY 87.70

4 VARSHA BHATI 87.33

5 AASTHA SOMANI 85.50

6 MOHITA MOTWANI 85.00

7 MILONI SHAH 84.50

8 ACHALA PUNASE 82.56

9 GOURANG GEHLOT 82.20

10 KAJAL UNIYAL 82.00

SY BSC SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM3 (%)

1 RUPALI PAWAR 93.30

2 HARSHINI MOORTHY 91.20

3 KINJAL VAJA 88.90

4 INSIYA RANGWALA 86.10

5 POOJA GUPTA 84.10

6 TASNEEM KAPASI 83.30

7 RIDDHI NAYAK 82.80

8 MANDAR VENGURLEKAR 81.90

9 ASHOK SUTHAR 81.00

10 SANGITA DAS 80.30

TY BSC SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4(%)

1 POORVA TENDULKAR 96.82

2 AAFIYA KHAN 93.18

3 SRIKA AMIN 91.90

4 SHAGUFTA BATLIWALA 91.06

5 ADIBA SHAIKH 90.60

6 ARPIT DIWAN 90.30

7 ANANYA CHAKRABORTY 89.90

8 SACHIN JAIN 88.71

9 SHLOKA SHUKLA 88.60

10 AFIFA UNGAR 88.20

FY BA SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 1(%)

1 SHAIVI SRIVASTAVA 82.83

2 RITU AILANI 82.17

3 NAMRATA NATARAJAN 82.00

4 NUPUR PAI 81.67

5 SIMRAN GHAI 81.50

6 DEVYANI BHARDWAJ 80.67

6 NISCHAY PRITAMANI 80.67

8 ERAM SHAIKH 80.17

9 PARUL PUSHKARNA 79.83

10 SULEKHA SHARMA 78.5

SY BA SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 3 (%)

1 ANAGHA SHETTY 89.13

2 ANUSHKA SHAH 85.13

3 VEHA PANDYA 82.38

3 AMRIT KALKAT 82.38

5 KUSHAL TATARIYA 82.25

6 DRASHTI GADA 81

7 AISHVARI JOSHI 80.88

8 KALPANA NAHATA 80.75

9 MITI LAKRAS 80

10 ILLISHA KALA 79.63

TY BA SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4 (%)

1 SAMRUDDHI DAMLE 91.13

2 KHYATI SHARMA 88.38

3 JAMILA MAMAWALA 88.13

4 TANISHA LEKHRAJ 87.88

5 ESHA SHARMA 87.75

6 RISHIKA AGARWAL 87.25

7 SAMEER PARMAR 86.5

8 SARWARI DAS 86.38

9 PUJITA MIRWANI 85.88

10 RIFKA ROMANI 85.75

FY BCOM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 1 (%)

1 KOMAL PURSWANI 81.29

2 AISHA GANI 80.14

3 AAKASH PODDAR 78.57

4 KRISHA SHAH 78.29

4 SARTHAK VANIGOTA 78.29

6 AALIYA KHAN 77.71

6 AKSHAYA RAJGOPAL 77.71

8 SHALIN CHOKSY 77.57

9 KRUSHMI SHAH 76.43

10 SONIA GUGLE 76.29

SY BCOM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 3 (%)

1 SIDRAH SHAIKH 79.57

2 POOJA CHOUDHARY 75.86

3 PATRICIA MERCHANT 75.57

4 SHREYA SHAH 75.43

5 SHREYA PATIL 73

6 KRISHI SHAH 71.71

7 KAKULI SETH 71.14

8 SUMIT BAFNA 71

9 MOHAMMAD SAYYED 70.57

10 RAJ AGARWAL 70

TY BCOM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4(%)

1 ZARNA SHAH 85.67

2 DEVIKA BADAGANDI 82.67

3 SHAMBHAVEE BARTARIA 81.67

4 VIDHI MODI 81.5

5 ANISH TODWAL 79.33

6 JANISHA MEHTA 78.67

7 JAYSHREE SOLANKI 78.33

8 SHIVSHANKAR PRAJAPATI 78.17

9 VAISHNAVI MATKAR 78

10 KANCHAN BHANUVANSHE 77.33

FY IT SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 1 (%)

1 BAINIPAL RONIT 88.26

2 AFEEDA ABDUL HAMEED BUSHRA 83.86

3 SARSWAT VIDHI 83.73

3 SHETTY RITI 83.73

5 SOLLET EKTA 82.40

SY IT SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 3 (%)

1 VIDISHA DALVI 94.8

1 SAKINA VOHRA 94.8

3 GAURAV JAIN 92.66

4 REHAN QUERSHI 92.53

5 TARUN TOMAR 91.6

TY IT SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4 (%)

1 ALI YUSUF 95.06

2 ANSARI HUMERA 92.66

3 RASHMI NAYAK 92.40

4 VAIBHAV PARAB 91.73

5 AHSAN SHAIKH 90.66

FY BFM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAMES SEM 1 (%)

1 SHAH HARDI SAMIR BINDI 88.71

2 PILLAI ASWATHY VELAYUDHAN MAHADEVAN 88.43

3 KOTHARI ANIRUDDHA ASHWIN RASHMI 86.57

4 KUKREJA JITESH DHANESH VARSHA 85.71

5 GUPTA TANISHKA NIKUNJ MONIKA 85.14

SY BFM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 3 (%)

1 MEHTA AANCHAL MUKESH SHEELA 90.5

2 BHANSALI RUSHABH BHAVESH ROMA 89.35

3 GADA KRISHMA ASHOK HEMAL 88.64

4 DASH PRIYAMBADA ANIL RASHMI 88

5 MERCHANT ADIL IMTIAZ TARANNUM 87.92

TY BFM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4 (%)

1 VIRA PARTH DIPAK 92.85

2 PATEL RAMKISHAN PRAMOD 91.85

3 SANGHVI ANKIT LALIT HEMLATA 88.85

4 DOSHI HILONI PARESH DIMPLE 87.28

5 PAREKH MEET JITENDRA PRAMILA 85

FY BAF SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018


1 CHOUHAN STUTI SHAILESH SHILPA 89.71

1 MENGHRAJANI ANJALI VIJAY PRIYA 89.71

3 SETH MEHR VIKAS NISHKERSH 88.14

4 VALECHA JANVI KISHOR MANSI 87.29

5 SIRIYA RUTVI MONIK JIGNA 86.71

SY BAF SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 3 (%)

1 PARSON GITIKA RAVIN ARCHANA 86.64

2 SEN SHARMA ROHIT TAPAS RAKHI 86.21

3 JAIN SAKSHI SUNIL MEENU 83.85

4 BHANSALI MILI DINESH PRAMILA 83.42

5 HARISINGHANI HERINA KHUBCHAND VEENA 83.42

TY BAF SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4 (%)

1 BADLANEY SHLOK SUMEET SUSHMA 91.71

2 SOLANKI PRERANA SHIRPAL POOJA 89.57

3 JHAVERI PRITA PRADEEP RITA 89

4 TAHILRAMANEY JANVI ANIL 88.42

4 KEJARIWAL ANUSHKA SHAILESH MADHU 88.42

FY BBI SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018


1 NAQVI ZAIN AL HUSSAIN SHANEY SHAAN 86.14

2 DOTWAL AMISHA HARESH SANDHYA 85.57

3 SINGH RONAK BHAJANBIR GURPREET 85.00

4 DARYANI TRASHITA JAGDISH DEEPALI 82.71

5 NANAVATI SHREYANS SHRENIK MAMTA 79

SY BBI SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 3 (%)

1 SHAH AAYUSHI KETAN CHINMAI 84.5

2 CHANDAK AISHWARYA DEVENDRA HEMAXI 83.21

3 SHIVANI ABHISHEK DHARMENDER RENU 82.92

4 DADHICH SHREEKANT MUKESH ANITA 82.83

5 ANKLESARIA ZEENIA KHURSHED HUTOXI 79.57

TY BBI SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4 (%)

1 SINGHANIA KAJAL SHRIKANT KUMUD 83.28

2 PAI AKSHATA ASHOK ASHWINI 81.64

3 MEHTA DHYAY VIJAY VANDANA 79.42

4 AMBANI MIHIR DEVANG SANGITA 79.21

5 SHARMA GAURAV LALIT VIMMI 78.07

FY BMS SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 1 (%)

1 JAIN NEHA KISHOR DARSHANA 89

2 PARAKH MANASI SANJAY SUNITA 87

2 SATHISH PRANAV SATHISH UMA 87

4 CHOHAN AMAN RAKESH MAHISHA 86

5 GANDHI RIYA NILESH SWETA 85

SY BMS SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 2 (%)

1 HINDUJA GAURAV KUMAR RITIKA 85.07

1 SHETH ESHA KEYUL SHEETAL 85.07

3 GOYAL SHRISHTHI UMESH NISJA 84.07

4 MODY DANYA KHUSHROO TANAZ 83.28

5 MISKIN ATHARVA ASHUTOSH BARKHA 82.64

TY BMS SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4 (%)

1 AJGAONKAR ANAGHA MILIND 87.58

2 MIRAKHUR NEHARIKA SHAILJA 86.00

3 TAHILIANI DEVESH HARESH NEHA 83.75

4 CHOKHANI RADHIKA DINESH SANGITA 83.16

5 PESWANI JEETENDAR RAMESHLAL SONA 83.00

FY BMM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 1 (%)

1 SHARMA SAMIT SUNIL GANGA 81.3

2 KHANNA ANAHITA PANKAJ DIVIYA 80.8

3 HUKKU SNNEH SHIV GUNJAN 79.83

4 MALAVE SAYALI KRISHNA KUNJAL 78.83

5 RAO SANJANA T NARESH JYOTSNA 77

SY BMM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 2 (%)

1 JHAVERI MALLIKA MEHUL RITA 80.33

2 TOLANI PRIYANKA ARJUNDAS MADHU 78.5

3 THADANI GHENA MADHURI 77.5

4 VALECHA URVASHI NARENDRA SHEELA 75

5 MEHUL AGARWAL DINESH KANTA 73.3

TY BMM SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 4 (%)

1 DUBASH KHUSHNUMA 80.33

2 CHAWLA ROOHI RAJ SONIA 80

3 DEBOO JAZREEN 78.5

4 JHAVERI VIRALI SHAURIN MEETA 77

5 RANGLANI AASTHA VISHAL PRIYA 75

FY BVoc (SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT)

SCHOLARS LIST 2017-2018

RANK NAME SEM 1 (%)

1 GHADIALI ZAHAAN 86.80

2 PIPALYAWALA TASNEEM 82.90

3 KAPOOR SAKSI 81.10

4 SABUWALA RUKAIYA 77.20

5 KHANDELWAL KALPESH 76.50

SY BVoc (SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT)

RANK NAME SEM 3 (%)

1 VISHNU VARDHAN 87.6

2 SANGTANI SAKSHI 84.7

3 SHAIKH SHAISTA 82.9

4 RAIBA HINA 74.9

5 SIDDIQUI MISBAH 74.7

FY BVoc (TRAVEL & TOURISM)

RANK NAME SEM 1 (%)

1 ANVI GUPTA 83.5

2 ZAINAB HAIDERMOTA 75.37

3 NEIL SHAH 66

4 MANSI SHETTY 65.12

5 DARSHI GANDHI 64.62

SY BVoc (TRAVEL & TOURISM)

RANK NAME SEM 2 (%)

1 ARCHI KARIA 87

2 MEHERNOSH PATEL 81

2 DEVANSHI DAVE 81

4 KARISHMA PATEL 77

5 VINEET PATEL 75

TY BVoc (TRAVEL & TOURISM)

RANK NAME SEM 4 (%)

1 FARZEEN MERCHANT 74.83

2 ZALAK SAVLA 70.33

3 NUSHRAT LOKHANDWALA 69.50

4 ANUSHKA DESHPANDE 64.50

5 DESHNA CHHEDA 64.17

Annexure – 21

Cultural Activities at regional level

Winners of Kscope and Umang 2017

FINE ARTSRolling pen - khushi KothariProject K - Dushyant, Durvesh and Pooja ChandanUmang - face painting 2nd place Dushyant and Amrit

Art a telly Fiesta first place Dushyant and veerjaPlate the paint 2nd place Jahanvi Verma

PERFORMING ARTSBollywood 1stShloka SherrySanikaPreenaPriyesh

DhruvDirenJairathPoojaZilBhavesh

Folk Band 2ndKaustubhShlokShivamHrishikeshJasonSparsh

Fusion 1stChinmayDiveshAnushkaKareenaKhushiAvniPiyushGayatri

Contemporary 1stDiveshRituMitaliSheryl

Dancer wars 2ndNatasha

Lights camera action 2ndKushzraj

Evil eye 3rdArjunKhushipankajAayushmankalpanarayanYashrajYash WaglePremMohitRiddhimanPranav

Junk Band 1stRiaYashNehaShrutikAayushSanketRutuja

Electrocuted- 2ndShivam KaleShlokChiplunkarJason SVanshika SMayur Kohli

Spin to Win-1stVanshika SShlok C

Footloose-2ndDhruvinGadaJhanviMirchandaniJainam JainOm TarphePriyalLashkareManav Rajusth

Dance For a Cause-2ndKareena SinghDivesh TolaniKhushi MarooChinmay SawantFerangizHozdarRhea GurnaniSimran SengarVarun MataiSaurabh SinghFahad Siddique

Dramebaaz-1stPranav NambairKanchan BGauri SethMihika ShenoyMeet MirchandaniChinmay SawantYashrajMehraJvalitha Krishnan

Great Adaptation-3rdKhushrajMehraShaurya PanditIndica RoyMohit RohraNaitikRuparelGaurav AhujaVrichi Shah

Broadway-3rdSujay CKanchan BAvni GuptaJaitraNarkarJvalitha KrishnanPranav Nambiar

DKT-3rdSubhojit RoyPranav NambiarMeet MirchandaniYashrajMehraKanchan BChinmay SawantRayan Madan

LITERARY ARTSJam 1st Sujay Choksey (Kscope and Umang)

Dub Charades2ndSujay ChokseyKanchan Bhanuvanshe

Script your talesNiranjaniVernekarSujay Choksey

Colloquium 1stSujay Choksey

InformalsUmangMMA 1stAdil Shah

Fashion show 2nd

Kaleidoscope

You tasked for it-Miti Joshi, Chirag KamathMr. Kaleidoscope-KushzrajMehraKabaddi-Aniket Pawar, Aniket Avahad, PrathameshRenushe, Aditya Madaye, Shubham Suvarna,Sushant Shirsekar, Viraj Prabhu

Annexure 22

Best Practices

Title of Practice: Wellness Ambassadors

The context: An idea for which the time has come. Youth relate to youth best. Youth are

sensitive and require timely help to tide over mental health issues. JaiHind students feel the

need to support their peers in emotional distress an organised and timely manner.

The practise: To take this forward, Wellness Cell collaborated with Samaritans Mumbai

(emotional distress helpline) to train our students on “Mentorship”. Students were imparted

training on mentoring their peers and providing active listening and support. The short listed

students were then given intensive training to become “Wellness Ambassadors” who would

be available as the first link for emotional distress amongst students.

Evidence of success: Jai Hind is proud to be the only college in India to have done this where

trained students would provide emotional first aid to their peers and in serious cases refer to

the college Counsellor or the Samaritans helpline.

Problems: The wellness ambassadors are short on experience so there is a challenge that

their help be adequate. Serious cases can only be referred to the counselor and no one can be

compelled to seek help. Helping Skills need regular practise and there may not be enough

time to offer full time help.

Future: The future is challenging both for the ambassador and the trainers. The students are

transient. A fresh team needs to be trained regularly. The ambassadors also gain valuable

experience for their future careers and life in general

.College Social Responsibility: CSR

Context: Jai Hind students and teachers have always been extending their commitment to the

wellbeing of society. The college has a very strong spirit of sharing and caring.

The practise: Cells /societies such as NSS, CSR, NEN, Gymkhana, WDC, Extension

Committee, Wellness Cell, RPC, Rotaract Club, Departmental fests like Talaash, Entourage,

Detour, conduct CSR activities.

Evidence of success: This year’s highlights :

SYBMS-For Business Ethics and corporate governance the students were asked to visit

certain old age homes & orphanages and after collecting information a report was sent to few

companies for support under CSR. With this the students were sensitized and an effort was

made to make a responsible citizen

Waste management efforts in association with BMC

Road safety initiatives by distributing printed bills on road safety

Bachatghat fair to promote and motivate women from marginalised backgrounds

Gymkhana took up the cause of breast cancer awareness and spread awareness in nearby

schools and locality

History department held a gender sensitisation workshop on declining sex ratio in

Maharashtra in collaboration with pune university

Problems: CSR efforts are relatively problem free. The challenge is to keep doing more and

systematise the efforts.

Future:Jaihindites want to continue to contribute to the larger society whole heartedly. Sky is

the limit.

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