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Annual Quality Assurance Report

(AQAR_2010 – 11)

Introduction:

Internal Quality Assurance Cell is working towards the quality sustenance and

quality developments in our college. We are planning, executing and analyzing the

development activities for improvement of quality of higher education. We are feeling

immense pleasure to present Annual Quality Assurance Report for the academic year

2010 – 11. The report contains series of activities; we are conducting throughout the year

in our college to improve quality of the higher education. All these activities are analyzed

on quality parameters and quality activities are continued for coming years. We are

putting our sincere efforts to implement various quality policies for improvement in

administration, teaching and learning, extension and research activities. We have

identified various thrust areas in higher education for overall quality development of the

institute. We are planning and implementing various activities for the improvement in

these thrust areas. At the start of every year each department prepares annual plan

according to these thrust areas and conducts activities according to the plan.

Student is epicenter and important stakeholder of higher education, whose

personality development depends upon his/ her academic, co curricular and

extracurricular development. Therefore, every teacher chalks out teaching plan at the start

of academic year. The academic planning is well supported by various co curricular and

extracurricular activities. We are conducting activities like seminars, workshops,

competitions, quizzes and training programmes for students; which is important for

thorough understanding of the subject. The student participation in such activities yields

encouraging performance in academic results. Along with regular teaching aids, we are

also using computer supported technology for effective teaching in the classrooms. Last

year, we have received affiliation from University of Pune, Pune for Bachelor of

Computer Application (BCA) programme. This year we are applying for the permission

to University of Pune, Pune to start second year of the programme.

Along with academic achievements, overall personality development of student

can be possible through proper planning and implementation of extracurricular, social


and extension activities. These planning and implementation was done through many

committees formed in the institute and programmes such as NCC and NSS. We are

implementing various cultural, social, skill oriented and personality development

programmes for the students through these committees. This year we have started an

innovative and unique ‘orientation programme’ for new entrants of the college. The

orientation programme was conducted at the beginning of academic year for the first year

degree students. The aim of the programme is to inculcate personality development skills,

to increase career awareness among the student. The programme also imparts knowledge

about college and college activities to the students. Every year we are conducting Soft

Skill Development Programme for third year students initiated by University of Pune.

This programme introduces various life skills such as motivation, confidence

development, resume writing, interview skills, etc. Many students get good exposure at

state, national level by participating in various camps organized under NSS or NCC.

Students are participating in social programmes such as polio vaccination, tree plantation,

etc. through NSS or NCC. The sports department of our college provides good platform

to students for their proper physical development. The achievements by sport persons are

a matter of pride for the college. We are providing necessary financial and infrastructural

support for the development of sports department. Every year, we are trying to enrich the

library with books, journals and magazines. This year we have subscribed to Inflibment

‘N-list’ for the online research journals as per the guidelines and financial assistance

received from UGC. We are also upgrading technological advancements in library

activities such as bar-coding, internet nodes, CD’s, e-books etc.

All the staff members are contributing their share for the quality enhancement of

institute by many means. Many staff members are involved in research activities either

for their M. Phil., Ph. D. work or through research projects sanctioned by various

agencies like UGC, New Delhi and BCUD, University of Pune, Pune. Our institute is

motivating staff members to participate in national, international conferences, seminars,

workshops as well as in orientation, refresher programmes for their professional

development. Staff members are also involved in publishing their work through books,

research papers in journals or presentations in conferences. Many staff members are

contributing their role in social activities by participating in various programmes


organized by parent institute or delivering lectures in social programmes. Every year we

are organizing conference, seminar or workshop to update and improve the knowledge of

students and staff members. This year we have organized a national conference on

‘Frontiers of Life Sciences’ organized by botany, zoology and microbiology departments

by the financial assistance of UGC, New Delhi. This year we have also organized one

state level seminar by Library on ‘Sahitya Vachnache Mahatva (Importance of Reading

Literature)’. In this seminar, renowned authors in Marathi literature have presented their

views to student participants regarding importance of literature reading. We have also

organized a state level workshop for ‘Self Help Groups’ by Department of Economics.

This seminar was a step for women empowerment, which is one of objective of our

institution. In both of these state level seminars many participants from all over the state

were actively participated. Along with these state level seminars we have also organized

two university level seminars. One of the state level seminars was organized by

Department of Sociology and other one was organized by Department of Hindi. We are

also trying to provide good infrastructural facility at all parts of institute by improving

laboratories, staff rooms, wash rooms, etc.

IQAC plays a vital and mentoring role in planning and implementing all these

developments. We are expecting that NAAC will appreciate our sincere efforts for the

quality improvement in higher education.

Co-ordinator Chairman/Principal

IQAC IQAC


Part A

To achieve the excellence in quality of higher education, we have identified following

thrust areas and planned various activities in this academic year. The teaching,

learning, research and extension activities are the backbone for the overall

development of institute.

1) Academic Development Plan:

1. Some regular good co curricular activities such as guest lectures, seminars,

workshop, educational tours, industrial visits, etc. will be conducted for the

academic development of college.

2. This year we have planned to organize a unique ‘Orientation Programme’ for the

first year degree students.

3. Various competitive examinations, quizzes will be organized at college level to

enhance competitive spirit among students.

4. Staff members and students will be encouraged to participate in various seminars,

workshops, conferences and training programmes.

5. We have applied to University of Pune, Pune for the permission to start second

year of B.C.A. programme.

6. Feedback will be invited from student alumni, guardians, and academician for

academic development.

7. Some academic programmes such as remedial teaching, advance learner’s

programme, continuous internal assessment, etc.are planned to continue as per

last year.

2) Infrastructural Development Plan:

1. This year we have planned to renovate laboratories.

2. We have also planned to renovate the classrooms at the ground floor.

3. We have planned to improve floorings of the porches and classrooms.


4. We have planned to modify the entrance and staircases of the college.

5. The parent institute has planned to apply pavements to internal roads of the

campus.

3) Library Development Plan:

1. We have planned to register for online library ‘N-list’.

2. We have planned to increase computers and internet facility at library.

3. We have planned to organize a state level seminar .

4. Sufficient financial provisions will be done to improve good practices at

library such as book bank, guidance by renowned authors, etc.

4) Student Development Plan:

The Institute and College administration has decided to continue the

implementation of various earlier activities and implement new activities for

all round development of the students.

1. Students will be included in IQAC for policy-making decisions.

2. Student Mini Bank will be strengthened.

3. Career oriented programmes

4. Industrial training for B.Sc/ M. Sc. Students

5. In campus training (Like tissue culture, Internet Training, Soil testing,

Polyhouse training)

6. Orientation Programme

7. Soft skills development programme

8. Finishing Course

9. Production and sale of household product.

10. Classroom activities such as

a. Seminars

b. Group discussion


c. Debates

d. Projects

11. Cultural activities – students will be exposed to participate in various

cultural activities. This year we planned to participate in famous

‘Purushottam’ one act play competition. We have also planned to conduct a

workshop on performing arts for students.

12. Earn and Learn Scheme will be strengthened.

13. Student-Teacher Guardian Scheme

14. Remedial Teaching Programme

15. Advance Learners Programme.

16. Guest Lectures

17. Execution of student’s welfare activities by University/ State Government/

Central Government.

5) Staff Development Plan:

1. Lectures by eminent persons will be organized under Staff Academy of

college and Staff Academy of college will be strengthened.

2. Staff members will be encouraged to participate in various conferences,

workshops, seminars and other research activities.

3. The staff members will be encouraged to attend Refresher and Orientation

Programmes organized by UGC - Academic Staff Colleges.

4. Staff members will be encouraged to publish books, articles in newspapers,

magazines of national, international reputations.

5. The staff members will be encouraged to involve in social programmes and

deliver lectures in society.

6. National conference in life sciences is planned, so that staff members can

interact with scientist of national, international reputation.

7. State level seminars, workshops are planned to expose staff members to

such events.


6) Research Activities Proposed:

1. Staff members will be encouraged and helped to register for research

programmeslike M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Staff members will be encouraged to apply for financial assistance to

undertake minor, major projects to various agencies such as UGC or

BCUD, University of Pune, etc.

3. Staff members will be encouraged to publish their research work, articles

in various nationally and internationally reputed journals.

4. Necessary financial assistance will be provided to staff members to

participate and present papers in national, international conferences,

workshops, symposiums, etc.

5. A national conference is planned, so that scientist, academicians can

present their research work in front of participants.

7) Conferences/Seminars/Workshop/ Symposia Proposed:

1. This year we have planned to organize a national conference for the life

sciences.

2. A state level seminar in library science is planned.

3. A state level workshop for ‘Women Self Help Group’ is planned by

department of Economics.

4. A university level workshop in ‘Radio Writing’in Hindi is also planned.

5. A university level seminar for sociology is planned.

8) Social Activities Proposed:

We have planned following social activities under the NCC or NSS. Most of

these activities will be carried out every year, as they have become part of our


regular routine activity.

1. Extra Mural Education department has planned to organize a lecture series

for senior citizen in nearby village, Malegaon Bk.

2. Health and hygiene awareness among students and mess workers.

3. Blood Group check up Camp.

4. Participation in Pulse polio programme.

5. Gathering of Self Help Groups.

6. Pre marital counseling.

7. Post marital counseling.

8. Tree Plantation campaign

9. Plant health & disease clinic services.

10. World Women’s Day celebration.

11. Staff members will be encouraged to deliver lectures on social issue.

12. A common RakshaBandhanProgramme will be arranged at Child

observation centre, Baramati.

13. Participation in Blood Donation Camp.

Co-ordinator Chairman/Principal

IQAC IQAC


Part B

1) Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution:

We have carried out following activities for the thoroughquality development of

college and to achieve goals and objectives of the institution.

a) Academic Development – Every department organizes different co-curricular

activities to enhance academic development of students.

I. Guest Lectures –

Along with effective, interactive teaching by the college staff, some

renowned guests were invited to deliver their expert talk.

Sr.

No.

Date Department Name & Address of

Guest

Topic/ programme No. of

Studen

ts

1) 10-09-

2010

Marathi Dr. ManoharJadhav

Head, Department of

Marathi, University

of Pune, Pune

Inauguration of wall

paper exhibition

‘Antarnad’

55

2) 18-07-

2010

English Dr. Z. N. Patil,

Hyderabad

Inauguration of a

course ‘Proficiency in

Communication

Skills’

161

3) 03-12-

2010

Dr. UlkaPendase,

Malegaon, Dist.-

Nasik

Word stress and

intonation

23

4) 29-01-

2010

Dr. Kumar Iyer,

Baramati

Study of literary

critics – Mathew

24


Arnold and T. S. Eliot

5) 08-02-

2011

Dr. ShridharGokhale Major Verities of

English

16

6) 12-02-

2011

Dr. Kumar Iyer,

Baramati

Critical study of death

of salesman

27

7) 17-02-

2011

Prof. S. L. Khilare,

V.P. College,

Baramati

Elements of fiction 29

8) 18-02-

2011

Dr. Shridhar Gokhale Writing skills 58

9) 28-02-

2011

Prof. S. L. Khilare,

V.P. College,

Baramati

Critical study of Man

of the people

27

10) 03-02-

2011

History Dr. Pramod Dandvate Archaeological and

Historical Museums

42

11) 03-02-

2011

Dr. Shrikant Jadhav Start and

development of

Caves in Maharashtra

40

12) 03-02-

2011

Political

Science

Dr. Prakash Pawar,

Pune

Political Changes in

Maharashtra

65

13) 17-02-

2011

Prof. Pandharinath

Salunkhe

Provincial

arrangements in India

70

14) 06-09-

2010

Psychology Dr. Kumar Gaikwad,

Barshi

Experiments in

Hypnotism

150


15) 07-09-

2010

Dr. Kumar Gaikwad,

Barshi

Workshop in

Hypnotism

150

16) 02-10-

2010

Dr. Digambar

Darekar

Man

ManatachSapadate

85

17) 05-10-

2010

Dr. Tanuja Kher Pre marital guidance 200

18) 06-10-

2010

Dr. Medha

Kumathekar

Stress among

adolescent girls and

its solution

80

19) 31-01-

2011

Dr. Kalidas Patil Career Guidance 75

20) 08-02-

2011

Dr. Charulata

Bapayye

Post marital guidance 200

21) Geography Prof. Amit Dhonde

Department of

Geography,

University of Pune,

Pune

Use of GIS and

Remote Sensing in

Geography

60

22) 04-09-

2010

Economics Prof. R. K. Khade Global Recession 60

23) 01-12-

2010

Prof. Jagannath

Salve, M S Kakade

College,

Someshwarnagar

Financial Market 60

24) 24-01- Mr. R. R. Thorat, Sr. Role of Advanced

Technology in

65


2011 Officer Canara Bank Banking Sector

25) 25-09-

2010

Commerce Prof. Sukeshini

Jadhav

Preparation for G D

C& A Examination

95

26) 02-10-

2010

Mr. Arihant Shah Preparation for CA

CS & ICWA

Examinations, RBI

Scholarship

90

27) 31-08-

2010

Microbiology Mr. Sanjay Pande,

Mumbai

Cancer Aid Society 60

28) 04-10-

2010

Dr. Bhushan

Choudhari

Fermentation

Technology

65

29) 24-01-

2011

Mr. Chandrashekhar

Kulkarni, MITCON,

Pune

Career prospectus is

Biotechnology

65

30) 24 to

27-01-

2011

Prof. Atul Baravkar,

Pharmacy College,

Malegaon

Pharmaceutical

Science

60

31) 13-03-

2011

Mathematics Prof. D B. Ghule,

EknathDivekar

College, Varvand

General Mathematics 45

32) 22-02-

2011

Physics Dr. P. V. Patil Careers in Physics 40

33) 01-03-

2011

Dr. Mahesh

Vedpathak

Nano Technology 40

34) 21-09- Botany Dr. C. V. Murumkar,

Principal, T.C.

DevataVigyan and 55


2010 College, Baramati Ganeshpatri

35) 07-10-

2010

Extra mural

education

Dr. Balkrushna Bokil Youth and

Entrepreneurship

50

36) 08-10-

2010

Dr. Sopanrao Shende SantSahityacheSamaj

ikSandarbh

55

37 09-10-

2010

Prof. Hiralal

Doiphode

Preparation of

Competitive

Examinations

70

38 19-11-

2010

Prof. Shrikant

Nadgauda

Khaskhasicha Mala 75

39 20-11-

2010

Prof. Vilas Satpute KathakathanvaSanska

r

55

40 20-11-

2010

Prof. Vilas Potnis Beauty and enormous

fun in Mathematics

60

41 02-09-

2010

VachuAnande

Committee

Mr. Sanjay Avate Inauguration of the

activity

‘VachuAnande’

100

II. Seminars & Workshops for students – Different types of seminars and

workshops were organized by many departments in the college.

Sr.

No.

Date Department Seminar / Workshop Level No. of

Students

1) 20-09

to

28-09-

2010

Marathi Sulekhan Workhop College 80


2) 18-07

to

19-07-

2010

English Phonology and Speaking skills College 120

06-12

to

07-12-

2010

Importance of English College 110

3) 07-09-

2010

Politics MahilanchaVikasPrakriyetSahbh

ag

Depart

ment

20

4) 04-01-

2011

SuvarnamohatsaviMaharashtrachi

Vatchal

Depart

ment

42

5) 05-01-

2011

Sociology ‘Opportunities in Higher

education and Employment for

students of Sociology’

Univers

ity

142

6) 05-10-

2010

Commerce Management Principles and

Working

Depart

ment

85

7) 04-10

to

09-10-

2010

Special Agreement Depart

ment

92

8) 29-07,

01-09

&04-

09-10,

07-02-

2011

Botany Seminars & Interactive sessions

for F.Y.B.Sc.

Depart

ment

120

9) 16-08,

20-08-

10&

18-

Seminars & Motivating sessions

for S.Y.B.Sc.

Depart

ment

85


01,07-

02-11

10) 07-09,

10-12-

10 &

25-

01,28-

02-11

Seminars & Inspiring sessions for

T.Y.B.Sc.

Depart

ment

10

11) August

– Sept.

2010

Introduction to Campus flora for

F.Y.B.Sc.

Depart

ment

120

12) October

, 2010

SWOT analysis for T.Y.B.Sc. Depart

ment

10

13) Decemb

er, 2010

Computer and Internet Training

for T.Y.B.Sc.

Depart

ment

10

14) January

, 2011

Power Point Training for

T.Y.B.Sc.

Depart

ment

10

15) Februar

y, 2011

Gene Data Retrieval from NCBI

for T.Y.B.Sc.

Depart

ment

10

16) January

, 2011

Flower arrangement training and

demonstrations for F.Y.B.Sc.

Depart

ment

95

17) 03-03-

2011

Student

Welfare

Committee

Workshop on ‘Career

Opportunities after Graduation’

College 120

18) Workshop on ‘Spoken English’ College 140

III. Some students of our college participated in seminars / workshops / trainings

organized by other colleges, institutes or industries.

Sr.

No.

Date Seminars/ Workshops & Place Level No. of

Students


1) 07-12-

2010

‘Avishakar - 2010’

S.G.R.S. College, Saswad

University 02

2) 04-02 to

05-02-

2011

D.Y. Patil College, Pune State 02

3) 02-01 to

05-01-

2011

Hands on Training at

Four Seasons United Winery, Roti

College 12

4) 14-05 to

22-05-

2010

Hands on Training at Serum Institute,

Hadapsar, Pune

College 01

5) 11-06 to

22-06-

2010

Schreiber Dynamix Industry, Baramati College 04

6) 19-01-

2011

Interface between Industry and College,

M.P. College, Pimpri, Pune

University 06

7) June 2010 Son and Kingly Pharmaceutical Industry,

Satara

College 02

8) 11-12 to

13-12-10

International Conference on Energy,

Environment and Development at

Sambalpur University, Orissa

International 03

IV. Many Departments have organized educational, excursion tours visits to give

practical on field having experience to the students.


Sr.

No.

Date Department Place No. of

Students

1 03-03-

2011

History Historical places in Pune and Saswad 12

2 28-09-

2010

Geography One day trip at Kas, Satara 27

3 24-12-

2010

Industrial visit at Textile Park, MIDC,

Baramati

26

4 17-01 to

26-01-

2011

Educational Tour to Kerala and

Tamilnadu

17

5 25-02 to

01-02-

2011

Visit for Village survey at Korhale,

Murum, Murti and Someshwarnagar

15

6 10-03-

2011

Home Science One day visit to Mahabaleshwar 15

7 26-02-

2010

Microbiology Visit to Schreiber Dynamix Industry at

MIDC, Baramati

30

8 04-03-

2011

Visit to Blood Bank at Baramati 35

9 22-01-

2011

Chemistry 1. Malegaon Sahakari Sugar Factory &

Distillery Unit, Malegaon, Baramati

2. Nandan Dairy, Malegaon, Baramati

33

10 18-02-

2011

Zuari Agrochemicals and National

Oceanographic Institute, Goa

18


11 03-09-

2010

Botany Scientific exploration visit to

KadSiddhagiriMahraj Math, Kaneri,

Tal.- Kagal Dist.-Kolhapur

40

12 03-12-

2010

Visit to Agricultural Development

Trust’s Demonstration Farm and KVK,

Shardanagar, Baramati

80

13 10-02-

2011

Botanical Excursion to Mahabaleshwar 20

14 03-09-

2010

Science

Committee

Visit to Kolhapur and Kanerimath 40

V. Competition & Quiz – Students have participated in different competitions

organized by various departments in the college as well as other colleges.

Such competitions improve team work along with subject and general

knowledge among students.

Sr.

No.

Date Department

/Place

Competition Level No. of

Students

1 18-09-

2010

Marathi ShighrakavyaSpardha

(Spontaneous poem

competition)

College 19

2 31-08-

2010

Hindi Hindi Essay writing

competition

College 65

3 09-09-

2010

Hindi Elocution competition College 15

4 Physics Physics Quiz College 30

5 18-09-

2010

Chemistry Chemistry Quiz College 30


6 16-01-

2011

Chemiad Exam – 2010 University 40

b) Extra–curricular, Extension, Social, Cultural, Sports Activities - Students are

motivated to participate in different extracurricular, extension, social, cultural and

sports activities for the overall personality development. Financial assistance as

well as flexibility in college level examination and classroom attendance is

availed to the students participating in such activities. These activities are co-

ordinated through N.S.S., N.C.C. and different committees formulated in the

college. Along with these activities student welfare activities were also conducted

through committees formulated at college.

Sr.

No.

Date Committee Activity and Place Level No. of

Students

Participated

1 23-09-

2010

N.S.S. Inauguration and tree plantation

and Cleaning of High school at

Dhakale Village

College 240

2 03-09-

2010

N.S.S. Rakshabandhan at School for

Disabled Children, Baramati

College 240

3 03-09-

2010

N.S.S. Cleaning of Child Development

Centre campus at Kasba,

Baramati

College 240

4 13-09-

2010

N.S.S. Tree plantation at Dhakale

Village

College 100

5 02-10-

2010

N.S.S. Gandhi Birth Anniversary

celebrated by cleaning college

College 200


campus

6 28-12-

2010

N.S.S. Blood donation camp

50 bottles were collected

College 100

7 04-12 to

10-12-

2010

N.S.S. N.S.S. Camp at Dhakale

Activities in Camp

- Plantation

- Village cleaning

- Repairing of dam

- Repairing of water

pipeline

- Permanent toilet at School

- Health check up of

women from Dhakale

village

- Cultural Programme

- Street play on hygiene

- Lectures by Mr.

ShashankMohite on

Impressive presentation

and entrepreneurship

- Lecture by Mr.

VikasGaikwad on

Personality Development

through Hypnotism

College 120

8 23-11-

2010

N.S.S. RD parade training camp, Jalgaon State 01

9 05-12 to N.C.C. Hospital Attachment Camp, Pune

First and Third prize was won by

State 02


15-12-

2010

two students participated in camp.

10 18-05 to

27-05-

2010

N.C.C. First Annual Training, Camp at

KanhePhata, Lonavala.

Students obtained 17 gold medals

in different competitions.

District 29

11 18-09 to

27-09-

2010

N.C.C. Second Annual Training, Camp at

KanhePhata, Lonavala.

District 37

12 13-10 to

23-10-

2010

N.C.C. Third Annual Training, Camp at

KanhePhata, Lonavala. Students

won First prize in kho – kho and

second in drill competition.

District 59

13 18-11 to

29-11-

2010

N.C.C. National Integration Camp,

Ghaziabad, U.P.

National 03

14 28-02-

2011

N.C.C. Pulse Polio Vaccination

Programme

20

15 17 -07 to

18 -12-

2010

Sports Students participated in eleven

sports events for inter college

competition

Zonal 116

16 04 -08 to

31 -10-

2010

Students participated in seven

sports event for inter zonal level

competition

University 47

17 15 -09-

2010 to 17

Students participated in four

sports event for inter university

National 17


-02- 2011 competition

18 28 -08-

2010

General

Competition

Committee

Vasaundhara Elocution

competition at Vasaundhara

Radio, Baramati

District 02

19 18 -09-

2010

Karmaveer Elocution competition

at RayatShikshanSanstha School,

Baramati

State 01

20 07 & 08 -

12- 2010

SharadchandraPawar Elocution

competition at

SharadchandraPawar College,

Lonand, Satara

State 02

21 12 & 13 -

10 - 2010

Moropant Elocution & Debating

competition at T.C. College,

Baramati

State 04

22 12 & 13 -

10 - 2010

Pratibha Elocution competition at

VidyaPratishtans ACS college,

MIDC, Baramati

State 02

23 13-10-

2010

Essay Writing Competition

organized by

YashvantraoChavanPratishtan,

Pune

State 04

24 20-12-

2010

Essay Writing Competition

organized by Samarth Bharat

Vyaspeeth, Pune

State 07

25 25-12-

2010

Elocution competition at Dr.

TatyasahebNatu Arts College,

Tamhane, Tal – Chiplun, Dist.-

State 01


Ratnagiri

26 15 -06-

2010 to 31

-03 2011

Career

Guidance &

Placement

Cell

Police Pre-recruitment training

for girl students

College 85

27 Orientation Programme for First

Year Students

300

28 Soft Skills Development

Programme.

College 200

29 21-07, 25-

07 & 31-

08-2010

Science

Committee

Health Check upProgramme for

students

College 700

30 29-08 to

04-09-

2010

Blood group and HB check up

Camp

College 1340


2) New Academic Programmes Initiated:

S.Y.B.C.A. started under the affiliation of Pune University, Pune

Following career oriented programmes were conducted under the financial

assistance of UGC, New Delhi

Sr.

No.

Name of Programme No. of students enrolled

1 Fashion Designing 38

2 Beauty and Wellness 31

3 Functional English 358

3) Innovation in Curricular Design and transaction:

Curricular was designed for the three career oriented programmes started

Fashion Designing

Beauty and Wellness

Functional English

4) Inter Disciplinary Programmes started:

NIL

5) Examination Reforms implemented:

NIL


6) Number of Candidates Qualified NET / SET / GATE etc.:

NIL

7) Initiative towards faculty development programme:

College is providing all the necessary help to staff members for the participation in

national, international conferences, seminars, workshops as well as in orientation

and refreshers courses. We are also motivating staff members and publish their

work in the form of books or in the conferences, journals of national, international

standards. We are helping staff members to complete M.Phil, Ph.D. and apply for

research projects to various agencies.

a) No. of conferences / seminars / workshops attended by teachers :

Sr.

No.

Name of Teacher Subject No. of conference attended

University State National Inter-

national

1 Dr. L.P. Mahajan Marathi - 02 - -

2 Prof. J.R. Ghodake 03 - - -

3 Dr. A.R. Prabhune Hindi 02 02 01 01

4 Prof. V.V. Chandane - - 01 -

5 Prof. J.D. Mane History - 01 - -

6 Prof. D.A. More - 02 01 01

7 Prof. M.R. Nimbalkar Psychology - 01 - -


8 Prof. B.P. Godase Geography 01 - 01 -

9 Dr. M.U. Mulani Economics 02 03 01 -

10 Prof. A.S. Kadam Politics - 01 - -

11 Prof. R.S. Survase 01 03 01 -

12 Prof. A.R. Mungi Commerce - 01 02 01

13 Prof. H.V. Wanave Mathematics - 01 01 -

14 Dr. P.E. More Chemistry - - - 01

15 Prof. R.P. Dhok - 01 02 01

16 Prof. N.S. Shinde 01 - 01 01

17 Prof. S.L. Khillare - - - 01

18 Prof. R.B. Deshmukh Botany - - 01 -

19 Dr. V.B. Khyade Zoology - - 02 01

20 Prof. R.J. Marathe Microbiology - - 01 -

21 Prof. S.S. Dange - - 01 -

22 Prof. P.V. Jadhav - - 01 -

23 Prof. S.V. Mahamuni 01 - 01 -

24 Prof. R.B. Deshmukh Sports &

Physical

Education

01 - 01 01

25 Prof. R.S. Lohokare Library 02 - 02 -

Total 14 18 22 09


b) Papers presented in conferences:

Sr.

No.

Name of Teacher Subject No. of conferences attended in which paper

published

University State National Inter-national

1 Dr. A.R. Prabhune Hindi 01 01 01 01

2 Prof. D.A. More - - - 01

3 Prof. M.R. Nimbalkar Psychology - 01 - -

4 Prof. B.P. Godase Geography 01 - - -

5 Dr. M.U. Mulani Economics 01 02 01 -

6 Prof. A.S. Kadam Politics - 01 - -

7 Prof. R.S. Survase - 01 01 -

8 Prof. A.R. Mungi Commerce - 01 02 01

9 Prof. H.V. Wanave Mathematics - - 01 -

10 Dr. P.E. More Chemistry - - - 01

11 Prof. R.P. Dhok - - 02 -

12 Prof. N.S. Shinde 01 - 01 01

13 Prof. S.L. Khillare - - - 01

14 Prof. R.B. Deshmukh Botany - - 01 -

15 Dr. V.B. Khyade Zoology - - 02 01

16 Prof. R.J. Marathe Microbiology - - 01 -

17 Prof. S.S. Dange - - 01 -

19 Prof. S.V. Mahamuni 01 - 01 01

Total 05 07 15 08


c) Books published /Research papers/articles published in journal or in

conference proceedings:

S

r.

N

o.

Name

of

Teach

er

Title of Books / Papers / Articles Publisher/

Journal

1 Dr.

M.U.

Mulan

i

BhartiyMahilancheArthikSthan Yojana, July

2010, pp. 43-45

2 MahilanchyaArthikvaSamajikSabalikarnatSwayamSah

ayyataBachatGatancheYogdan

Arthsanvad, June

2010, pp.

3 Text Book for T.Y.B.A. class

Title: Sarvajanik

K. S. Publication,

Pune

July, 2010

4 Dr. P.

E.

More

Uncatalysed synthesis of 4-Substituted 1,4

dihydropyridine derivatives in polyethylene glycol -

water

Green Chemistry

Letters and review

(Communicated)

5 Dr.

V.B.

Khyde

The protein profile in the fifty instars larvae of

silkworm Bombyxmori (L) (PMX CSR2) fed with

Digoxin treated mulberry leaves

The Bioscan (491,

Sept.2010 pp. 41-

44)

6 Effect of Methanolic extractives of

Achgranthusaspera (L) on the larval bodywall chitin

in fifty instars of silkworm, Bombyxmori (L) (Race:

PMX CSR2)

Advances in Plant

Sciences [23(1),

June 2010, pp.

309-313]


7 Dr.

A.R.

Prabh

une

BhashaiEktakeVibhinnaStrot Maharashtra

RashtrabhashaPra

charSamiti, Pune,

Jan.2011

8 Shankar PuntambekarKeVyanga me PrayogDharmita Rashtravani, July-

August, 2010

9 Shankar PuntambekarKaVyanga:

Yugkeyatharthkitasveer

Maharashtra Hindi

Parishad,

Dec.2010

1

0

Prof.

R. B.

Desh

mukh

Published a discovery of new plant

‘Eriocaulonbaramaticum’

‘Survey of India –

Plant Discoveries

2009’. Published

by Ministry of

Environment and

Forest,

Government of

India.

d) Refresher / Orientation Course:Following staff members have participated in

refresher and orientation course organized by various academic staff colleges

is essential and important for up gradation of knowledge. The staff members

are participating in such courses for their academic and professional

development.

Sr.

No.

Name of

Teacher

Duration Course Place

1 Dr. P.E.

More

19-04 to

10-05-

2010

Refresher Course in

Environmental Science

University of Kerala,

Thiruananthpuram


2 Prof. R. B.

Deshmukh

19-04 to

10-05-

2010

Refresher Course in



Thiruananthpuram

3 Prof. R. J.

Marathe

19-04 to

10-05-

2010

Refresher Course in



Thiruananthpuram

4 Prof. S. S.

Dange

19-04 to

10-05-

2010

Refresher Course in



Thiruananthpuram

5 Prof. P. V.

Jadhav

19-04 to

10-05-

2010

Refresher Course in



Thiruananthpuram

6 Prof. N. S.

Shinde

19-04 to

10-05-

2010

Refresher Course in



Thiruananthpuram

7 Prof. M. K.

Patil

06-12 to

24-12-

2010

Refresher Course in


Rani

DurgavatiVishwavidyalaya,

Jabalpur (M.P.)

e) Lectures/ Articles: Following staff members are regularly writing articles in

newspapers, delivering lectures in various programmes at other colleges or in

social programmes on different occasions.

Sr.

No.

Name Date Topic & Place

1) 29-09-2010 Dr. L.P.

Mahajan

‘LoksahityaatilStreeDarshan’ Bapusaheb

Maze College, Yerwada, Pune

2) 19-12-2010 ‘LoksahityaatilStreeDarshan’ Senior

Citizens’ Group, Baramati.

3) 05-03-2011 Dr. A. R.

Prabhune

‘Career Opportunities in Hindi’ at

AnnasahebMagar College, Hadapsar,

Pune


4) 21-11- 2010 Prof. J.D. Mane ‘SantancheKarya’ on the occasion of Birth

Anniversary of BhainathMaharaj at

Velapur.

5) 25-10-2010 ‘SantancheAdhyatamikKarya’

atGunwadi, Tal. Baramati.

6) 03-09- 2010 Prof. D.A. More ‘Importance of Hindi Language’ Dept. of

Hindi, S.P.M.M., Shardanagar

7) 22-09- 2010 ‘How to Study’ ShriShambhusinhMaharaj

Junior College, Malegaon, Tal. Baramati.

8) 25-01-2011 ‘SamajsudharakKrantibaPhule’, at Indapur

College, Indapur.

9) 13-01-2011 Resource Person in State level Seminar at

M.S. Kakade College, Someshwarnagar,

Tal. Baramati.


Rashtrapita M. Gandhi College,

Khednagar, Dist.- Ahmednagar

11) 21-01-2011 Dr. M.U.

Mulani

Resource Person in University level

Seminar at M.S. Kakade College,

Someshwarnagar, Tal. Baramati.

Topic: Sugar Industry and Economy of

Maharashtra

12) 28-02 to 01-03-

2011

Resource Person in State level Seminar at

Waghire College, Saswad


Swami RamanandTeerth College,

Ambejogai.

14) 13-12-2010 Prof. A.R.

Mungi

Resource Person in State level Seminar at

SarswatiVidyaMandir, Arts and

Commerce College, Pune

Topic: Reserve Bank Loan Policies for


Farmers


Arts and Commerce College, Lonand

16) 01-07-2010 Published an article in Daily Newspaper

‘Loksatta’ on ‘Dubbing’


‘Loksatta’ on ‘Goal Setting’


‘Loksatta’ on ‘Tourism A Career

opportunity’


‘Loksatta’ on ‘Graph of Career’

20) 05-06-2010 Prof. R.B.

Deshmukh

Published a discovery of new plant

‘Eriocaulonbaramaticum’ in ‘Survey of

India – Plant Discoveries 2009’. Published

by Ministry of Environment and Forest,

Government of India.

21 27-06-2010 Lecture on ‘Environment Protection’ in

Orientation Programme for

F.Y.B.A./B.Com. at our college

22 05-12-2010 Lecture on ‘Science and Miracles’ at NSS

camp of our college at Dhakale

23 13-12-2010 Lecture on ‘Biotechnology in Agriculture’

at NSS camp of E. S. Divekar College,

Varvand

24 19-12-2010 Lecture on ‘Tissue Culture Technology’ at

Indapur College, Indapur


f) Honors, awards and expert person

Sr.

No.

Name Date Description

1 Dr. A.R. Prabhune June-2010 Received Recognition as ‘Ph.D.

Guide’ for Hindi from

University of Pune, Pune.

2 Dr. M.U. Mulani 28-02 to 01-

03-2011

Chief Guest in a State Level

Seminar at Waghire College,

Saswad.

3 29-01-2011 Main Speaker in University

Level Seminar at M. S. Kakade

College, Someshwarnagar.

4 Selected as Member of Board

of Studies in Banking and

Finance at University of Pune,

Pune

Selected as Member of Faculty

of Commerce at University of

Pune, Pune

5 Prof. J.D. Mane 31-07-2010 Worked as Subject Expert in a

Selection Committee for Asst.

Professor in History at Indapur

College Indapur

6 29-08-2010 Worked as Subject Expert in a

Selection Committee for Asst.

Professor in History at M. S.

Kakade College,

Someshwarnagar.

7 Prof. D.A. More 18-02- 2011 Chaired a Session in State

Level Conference at M.S.

Kakade College,

Someshwarnagar.

8 Prof. R.B. Deshmukh 11-01 to Received Gold Medal for the

best oral paper presentation in


13-01-2011 the National Conference on

Frontiers in Life Sciences at

S.P.M.M., Shardanagar

11-01 to

13-01-2011

Worked as Organizing

Secretary of National

Conference on Frontiers in Life

Sciences at S.P.M.M.,

Shardanagar

9 Prof. R.J. Marathe 11-01 to

13-01-2011

Worked as Coordinator of

National Conference on

Frontiers in Life Sciences at

S.P.M.M., Shardanagar

10 17-01 to 18-

01-2011

Worked as Paper Setter for

F.Y.B.Sc. Microbiology,

appointed by University of

Pune, Pune

11 26-02-2011 Subject Expert at T.C. College,

Baramati for JRF and Lecture

in Microbiology, appointed by

University of Pune, Pune

12 22-02 to 20-

03-2011

Worked as Coordinator of Pune

District for T.Y.B.Sc.

Microbiology Practical

Examinations, appointed by

University of Pune, Pune


8) Total Number of Seminars/ Workshops Conducted:

Sr.

No.

Department Date Level Title

1) Marathi 20 -09 to

28-09-2010

College ‘Sulekhan /

ShuddhalekhanKaryashala’

2) English 02-12 to 04

-12-2010

College Workshop for F.Y. /S.Y. B.C.A. on

‘Spoken English’

a. Group Discussion

b. Language Function

c. Language Skills

No. of Students Participated : 74

3) 06-12 to

08-12-2010

College Workshop for F.Y. /S.Y. B.A. and

B.Com. on ‘Spoken English’

a. Group Discussion

b. LSRW

c. Interactive Skills


4 09-12 to

11-12-2010

Workshop for T.Y. B.A. , B.Com.

and B.Sc. on ‘Spoken English’

a. Sounds (fatro)

b. Vowels/ Constant


5 20-01 to

21-01-2011

Workshop for T.Y. B.C.A. on

‘Spoken English’

a. Language Function

b. LSRW



6 Student Welfare

Committee

03-03-2011 College Workshop on ‘Careers after

graduation’

7 Cultural

Committee

College Workshop on ‘Acting’

No. of students participated : 25

8 Sociology 05-01-2011 University Seminar on ‘Opportunities in

Higher Education and Employment

for Students of Sociology’


9 Hindi 24-12-2010 University Workshop on ‘Radio

LekhanevamPrastutiKaryashala’

(Radio Writing and Presentation

Workshop)


10 Library 15-02- to

16-02-2011

State Seminar on

‘SahityaVachnacheMahatva’

(Importance of reading literature)


11 Economics 07-03 to

08 -03-

2011

State Workshop on ‘MahilaSabalikaran’

(Women Empowerment) on the

occasion of World Women’s Day

12 Life Sciences

(Botany, Zoology,

Microbiology)

11-01 to

13-01-2011

National Conference on ‘Frontiers in Life

Sciences’


Report of Major Workshop/ Conference:

1. National Conference: This year we have organized one national conference in life

sciences.

A) ‘Frontiers in Life Sciences’: Botany, Zoology and Microbiology departments jointly

organized the national conference during 11th

January to 13th January, 2011 to cope up

with research developments taking place in the life sciences. The conference has received

financial assistance by UGC, WRO, Pune. The inauguration was done by Dr. A.C.

Mishra, Director of National Institute of Virology, Pune. A souvenir ‘Shrishti’ containing

plenary lectures, abstracts of research papers was published at the conference. Eminent

scientists like Dr. YogeshShouche, NCCS Pune, Dr. M.V. Deshpande, NCL, Pune, Dr.

SurendraGhaskadbi, ARI, Pune, Dr. YojnaShinde, Serum Inst., Pune, and Dr. Urmila

Kale, University of Pune were delivered plenary lectures in the conference. There was

285 participants from all parts of India participated in the national conference. Dr. KPR

Vitthal, Director, National Inst. Of Abiotic Stress Management, Baramati was the chief

guest for valedictory function. Three research papers from poster and three papers from

oral paper presentation were felicitated with gold medal during valedictory function.

2. State Level Seminars/ Workshops:This year we have organized one state level

seminar by Department of Library Sciences and otherstate level workshop by Department

of Economics.

A) ‘SahityaVachnacheMahatva’ (Importance of reading literature)’:The seminar

was organized during 15th to 16

th February, 2011 by Dept. of Library Science of our

college in collaboration with University of Pune, Pune. Renowned writer in Marathi Dr.

L. R. Nasirabadkar inaugurated the seminar. Many Renowned writers like Mr.

RajanGavas, Mr. H. M. Marathe, Dr. Sadanand More, Prof. DigambarDurgade, Mr.

Rajan Khan and Dr. PralhadLullekar presented their views regarding importance of

reading. Librarian Prof. R.S. Lohokare worked as Coordinator of the seminar. The

occasion was successful by the presence of 155 student participants from all over the

state.


B) State Level Workshop on ‘MahilaSabalikaran’ (Women

Empowerment):Department of Economics in collaboration with University of Pune,

Pune has organized this state level workshop on 7th and 8

th March, 2011.By this way, the

occasion of World Women’s Day was celebrated. The women of self help groups

working in surrounding areas were invited for the workshop. Successful entrepreneurs

like Mr. PravinChordia, Mrs. YogitaGavas, Mr. LalitOswal, MsMayatai and PayalSorate

were guided the women participants. Dr. M. U. Mulani worked as Coodinator of the

workshop

9) Research Projects:

a) Ongoing – 8 projects as follows

Sr.

No.

Principal

Investigator

Funding Agency Title

1) Prin. Dr. M.

S. Shejul

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Biopotential of Actinomycetes

2) Prof. B.P.

Godase

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Study of Agro-tourism of BaramatiTahsil

3) Dr. M.U.

Mulani

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Women empowerment through self help

group in BaramatiTaluka

4) Prof. R.B.

Deshmukh

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Enumeration, Assessment and Digitization

of fungal disease of Crop Plant in

BaramatiTahsil of Pune District to prepare a

Database.

5) Prof. R.J.

Marathe

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Assessment and Evaluation of plants against

medically important bacteria


6) Prof. S. S.

Dange

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Statistical survey, counseling and follow up

of iron deficiency anemic females in the age

group of 18-22 years

7) Prof. S.N.

Belpatre

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Measurement of sound pollution in

Baramati and Industrial area of Baramati

8) Prof. N. S.

Shinde

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Ester Hydrolysis by using Phosphate

dissolving microorganisms.

b) Completed : 04 projects

Sr.

No.

Name of

Principal

Investigator

Funding Agency Title

1 Prof. V.P.

Gaikwad

B.C.U.D. ,

University of Pune

To Study industrial profile of Baramati

M.I.D.C.

2 Prof. J. R.

Ghodke

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

Dalit Ekankika: Collection, Classification

and Analysis

3 Prof. M. R.

Nimbalkar

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

A comparative study of personality and

stress of higher secondary teachers

(females) from Baramatitahsil.

4 Prof. R. S.

Survase

B.C.U.D.

University of Pune

The changing nature of rural politics elite

class – 2007 Z. P. election, Pune District.

10) Patents generated:

Nil

11) New Collaborative Research Programmes:

Nil


12) Total research Grants received from various Agencies:

Amount – Rs. 5,90,000 Only

13) Number of Research scholars:

Number of Staff Members registered for

Ph. D. - 08

M. Phil. - 01

14) Citation index of Faculty members and impact factor

Nil

15) Honors/ awards to the Faculty

Nil

16) Internal Resources Generated

Nil

17) Details of Departments getting SAP, COSIST / DST, FIST, etc.

assistance/recognition

Nil


18) Community Services:

Following activities for community services were conducted through N.S.S. or

N.C.C. such as

1. Tree Plantation

2. Cleaning Programme

3. Polio Vaccination

4. Lectures in community by staff members

5. Gathering of self help group

6. Participation in blood donation camp

7. Health check up camp for villagers during NSS camp

8. Lectures during NSS camp

9. A Lecture series was organized in Malegaon Bk. for senior citizens by

Extra Mural Education department.

19) Teachers and officers newly recruited:

Teacher – 01

Mr. M. S. Nimbalkar, Department of Geography

20) Teaching non teaching ratio:

36:34

21) Improvement in Library Services:

1. Barcode system is implemented for transaction of books.

2. We have subscribed to ‘N – List’ online library through ‘Inflibnet’.

3. Book bank facility is available for the students.

4. Library reading hall is open from 6.00 am to 11 pm.

5. Books transaction is carried between 10 am to 7.30 pm.

6. Free internet nodes are available in the library to staff and students between

10 am to 7 pm.


22) Number of New Books, Journals subscribed and their value:

Sr.

No.

Library holdings Number Value

1. Text and Reference

books

1059 2,21,475

2. Journals/ Periodicals 85 30,0000

3. E –resource 01 10,000

4. Book bank scheme 481 62,930

5. Encyclopedia 0 0

6. Daily Newspapers 12 16,000

23) Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action

taken on student feedback:

Student feedback was taken for all the courses.

Action taken :

a. Orientation programme was oraganised for first year degree

students

b. Book bank facility was improved.

c. Internet nodes were increased.

24) Unit cost of Education

Total salary grant received 28772950

Total number of students 1138

= 23838

(Twenty Three thousand eight hundred thirty eight)


25) Computerization of administration and process of admissions and

examinations, results, issue of certificates:

The college office is fully computerized.

The admission process is also computerized.

Administrative work of first year degree examination is computerized.

The examinations, results, issue of certificates are done by University of

Pune.

26) Increase in Infrastructure Facilities:

The renovation of chemistry laboratories was done.

One computer laboratory with internet nodes was developed for M.Sc.

microbiology

The classrooms at the ground floor were renovated.

Floorings of the porches and classrooms were changed.

The entrance of the college building was modified.

Broad and attractive staircases were constructed at the college building.

The parent institute has applied pavements to internal roads of the campus.

27) Technology Up gradation:

Following equipments were purchased by various departments for the

technological up gradation of the college.

Sr.

No.

Department Name of Instrument Quantity

1 College Office/

BCA/

Computers 39


Microbiology

2 College Office Printer 01

3 Laptop 01

4 LCD projector 01

5 Water Cooler 01

6 Camera 01

7 Scanner 01

8 E – book reader 01

9 Cordless mike 01

10 Interactive kit 01

11 Time Attendance Biometric System 01

12 Library Xerox Machine 01

13 Microbiology Trinocular Microscope 01

14 Digital Camera 01

28) Computer and Internet access and training to Teachers and Students:

Free internet nodes are available to students and staff members in library.

Department of Botany, Sociology, and Commerce faculty conducted

various internet trainings for students


29) Financial Aid to Students:

1. Financial help is provided to students participated in various competition,

as per University guidelines.

2. Earn and Learn Scheme – College co-ordinates this scheme launched by

University of Pune. Our college provides equal amount as that of the grant

recieved by university of pune.

3. Karmaveer Mess: Free mess and accommodation facility are provided by

the parent institute to the talented but economically weaker students.

30) Activities and Support from the Alumni Association:

Nil

31) Activities and support from the Parent, Teacher Association:

Nil

32) Health Services:

Every laboratory has First Aid Kit and fire extinguisher.

Every year college conducts health check up camp.

Health centre is available in the campus.

Ambulance facility is available in the campus.


33) Performance in sports activities:

116 students participated in inter college competitions in eleven different

sport events.

Achievements in inter college competitions

Sr. No. Name of Sport Prize

1 KhoKho First

2 Cricket First

3 Softball First

4 Wrestling First

5 4 X 400 m Riley First

6 4 X 100 m Riley First

7 200 m Running Second

8 Power lifting Second

9 Cross country Second

Sixty three students were selected for inter zonal competitions of

University of Pune in different sports events.

Following number of students participated in All India Inter University

Competition in four different sports event to represent University of Pune.

Kho-Kho - 06

Cricket - 04

Baseball - 06

Softball - 03


34) Incentives to outstanding sports persons:

Necessary financial assistance are provided (TA/DA) to the students for the

participation in sport activity.

Internal examinations are conducted separately if student could not attend

the scheduled examination due to sport competition.

Every year sports persons are felicitated at annual prize distribution

function.

Institute provides free mess and accommodation under ‘Karmveer Mess’

for the outstanding sports person, if requested.

35) Student Achievement and Awards:

Miss SapnaPatil of our college unanimously elected as President of

University Student Council, University of Pune, Pune.

Miss SapnaPatil has worked as Student Senate Member of University of

Pune, Pune

15 students of our college represented University of Pune in All India Inter

University Competition in different sports event.

36) Activities of Guidance and Counseling Cell:

1. Career guidance & placement cell has conducted Orientation Prgramme for

all first year students at the beginning of academic year.

2. Women Police – pre-recruitment training was organized in which 146

participated.

3. Soft Skills Development programme was conducted for third year degree

students.


37) Placement Services provided to students:

Nil

38) Development programmes for non teaching staff:

Nil

39) Good Practices of the College:

a) Police pre recruitment training programme

b) Karmveer mess

c) Orientation programme

d) Soft skills development programme

e) Award for Best student of the year

40) Linkages developed with National / International, academic / research bodies:

Nil


41) Any other relevant information the Institution wishes to add:

Alongwith the above mentioned activities students and staff members

actively participate in various social, cultural activities organized by parent

institute.

Best Annual Magazine Award: The college annual magazine ‘Shardiya

2009-10’ has received best annual magazine award from University of

Pune, Pune.

Orientation Programme: An innovative and unique programme for First

Year degree student was started from this year. The programme is to

improve personality, improve awareness about career, increase social

awareness and to impart information about college and college activities to

students entering into college.

Finishing Course: This course is designed and implemented for final year

students from this year. In this programme the skills which are required for

career development of student was provided. The skills such as Bio Data

Writing, Interview skills, Presentations skills, etc. are provided to the

students.

Miss SapnaSharadPatil, University Representative of our college was

elected unanimously as President of Student Council of University of Pune.

She has also worked as member of student representative in Senate of

University of Pune, Pune. This is a matter of pride for our institute.

BhimthadiJatra: Every year our parent institute organizes a fair at Pune to

motivate and provide market to women self help groups. In which, many

groups from all over Maharashtra presents their products.

Mahbhodala: Every year this traditional Maharashtrian women oriented

festival was organized by parent institute.

Parivartan Lecture Series: Parent institute organizes a lecture of eminent

personality at last Sunday of every month.

Blood Donation Camp: Every year on 12th December parent institute

organizes blood donation camp in the campus.


Section C

Plans for the next year

I. Academic Development Plan

We have planned following activities for the next year to enhance

academic quality of instiute.

1. We have planned to arrange co curricular activities such as guest lectures,

seminars, workshop, educational tours, industrial visits, etc. for the

academic development of college.

2. Various competitive examinations, quizzes will be organized at college

level to enhance competitive spirit among students.

3. Staff members and students will be encouraged to participate in various

seminars, workshops, conferences and training programmes.

4. We will apply for permission to start T.Y.B.C.A. under University of Pune,

Pune

5. Feedback will be invited from student alumni, guardians, and academician

for academic development.

6. Some academic programmes such as remedial teaching, advance learner’s

programme, continuous internal assessment, soft skills development

programme, etc. will be strengthened.

7. The innovative ‘Orientation Programme’ will be organized for first year

degree students at the start of academic year.

8. The finishing course and soft skills development programme will be

organized for final year degree students.

9. The career oriented programmes will be continued for the next academic

year

10. We have planned to apply to UGC for financial assistance for some new

COP’s in next academic year.


II. Infrastructural Development Plan

1. Next year we have planned to complete construction of geography and

psychologylaboratories.

2. We have also planned to renovate the classrooms at first floor.

3. We have planned to improve wash room for female staff at first floor.

4. We have planned to construct an open class room.

5. We have planned to construct a ladies room for girl students.

III. Library Development Plan

1. We have planned to continue the online library ‘N-list’.

2. We have planned to increase number of reference books.

3. We have planned to increase computers and internet facility at library.

4. Sufficient financial provisions will be done to improve good practices at

library such as book bank, guidance by renowned authors, etc.

IV. Student Development Plan

The Institute and College administration has decided to continue the

implementation of various earlier activities and implement new activities for

all round development of the students.

1. Students will be included in IQAC for policy-making decisions.

2. Student Mini Bank will be strengthened.

3. Career oriented programmes.

4. Industrial training for B.Sc/ M. Sc. Students.

5. In campus training (Like tissue culture, Internet Training, Soil testing,

Polyhouse training)

6. Orientation Programme

7. Soft skills development programme.

8. Finishing Course

9. Production and sale of household product.


10. Classroom activities such as

a) Seminars

b) Group discussion

c) Debates

d) Projects

11. Cultural activities – students will be exposed to participate in various

cultural activities.

12. Earn and Learn Scheme will be strengthened.

13. Remedial Teaching Programme

14. Guest Lectures

15. Execution of student’s welfare activities by University/ State Government/

Central Government.

V. Staff Development Plan

1. Staff members will be encouraged to participate in various training

programmes, workshop, seminars and research activities.

2. The staff members will be encouraged to attend Refresher and Orientation

Programmes organized by the Academic Staff Colleges.

3. The staff members will be encouraged and helped to undertake research

programmes for M.Phil.., Ph.D. degree and apply for Minor and Major

Research Projects.

4. The staff members will be encouraged to attend seminars and deliver guest

lecture as resource persons.

VI. Research Activities Proposed

1. Staff members will be encouraged to apply for financial assistance to

undertake minor, major projects to various agencies such as UGC or

BCUD, University of Pune, etc.

2. Staff members will be encouraged to publish their research work, articles

in various nationally and internationally reputed journals.


3. Necessary financial assistance will be given to staff members to present

papers in national, international conferences, workshops, symposium, etc.

VII. Conferences/Seminars/Workshop/ Symposia Proposed:

1. Next year we have planned to organize aninternational conference in

English.

2. A university level seminar in sociology is planned.

VIII. Social Activities Proposed

We have planned following social activities under the NCC or NSS. Most of

these activities will be carried out every year, as they have become part of our

regular routine activity.

1. Health and hygiene awareness among students and mess workers.

2. Blood Group Camps.

3. Gathering of Self Help Group.

4. Pre marital counseling.

5. Post marital counseling.

6. Celebrations of Various auspicious events like Kranti Din, Teacher’s day

etc.

7. Tree Plantation campaign

8. Plant health & disease clinic services.

9. World Women’s Day celebration.

10. Continuous Comprehensive Internal Assessment will be executed.

11. Staff members will be encouraged to deliver lectures on social issue.

12. A common RakshaBandhanProgramme will be arranged at Child

observation centre, Baramati.

13. Participation in Blood Donation Camp on the 12th of December.

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