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Integral University, Lucknow

INTEGRAL UNIVERSITY

www.integraluniversity.ac.in

EVALUATIVE REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENTS

(Volume II)

Submitted to

National Assessment & Accreditation Council (NAAC)

TRACT ID : UPUNGN 11256

July 2014

http://www.integraluniversity.ac.in/


Volume –II: Evaluative Report of the Department Page 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volume – II : Evaluative Report of the Departments

Sr. No. Description Page No.

1. Faculty of Architecture

Department of Architecture 2-44

2. Faculty of Applied Sciences

Department of Biosciences 45-65

3. Faculty of Computer Application

Department of Computer Application 66-79

4. Faculty of Education

Department of Education 80-100

5. Faculty of Engineering

i. Department of Bioengineering 101-130

ii. Department of Civil Engineering 131-140

iii. Department of Computer Science & Engineering 141-164

iv. Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering 165-176

v. Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering 177-186

vi. Department of Information Technology 187-206

v. Department of Mechanical Engineering 207-218

6. Faculty of Management & Research

Department of Business Management 219-231

7. Faculty of Medical Sciences

Department of Medical Sciences 232-245

8. Faculty of Pharmacy

Department of Pharmacy 246-260



EVALUATIVE REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT

1- Name of the Department Architecture and Fine Arts

2- Institutional Code (CoA) UP05

3- Year of the establishment 1999

4- Is the department part of a school / faculty of the university?

Yes, it is a faculty of the University

5- Name of the programmes / course offered (UG, PG, M.Phl, Ph.D, Integrated Masters;

Integrated Ph.D., etc.)

Bachelor of Architecture

Master of Architecture

Ph.D.

6- Inter-disciplinary courses and departments evolved:

As per Council of Architecture only B.Arch. & M.Arch.

7- Details of the programmes/ courses discontinued, if any, with reasons.

Nil

8- Annual/ semester /choice based credit system

Semester Based System

9- Participation in the department in the courses offered by other departments

Department of Civil Engineering

Department of Education

Department of Environmental Science

10- Numbers of teaching post sanctioned and filled as per Council of Architecture norms

(Professors/ Associate Professors/ Assistant Professors/Lecturers)

Sanctioned Filled Actual Including

CAS/MPS

Professor 04 01 -

Associate Professors 08 02 -

Assistant Professor/

Lecturer 16 19 -

11- Faculty profile with name, qualification designation and specialization

(Professors/Associate Professors/Asst. Professors/Lecturer) (as on 7th

May 2014)



Sl.

No. Designation Name

Qualification

Professional

Exp. (years) UG Degree PG Degree Ph.D

University University University

Year Year Year

1 Professor

(Emeritus)

Prof. D.C.

Thapar

B.Arch

(Hons.) IIT

Kharagpur

1960

- - 54

2

Associate

Professor &

Head

Ar. Khurram

Ashraf

B.Arch

AMU

Aligarh 2003

M. Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

CMJ

University 11

3 Associate

Professor Ar. Zeba Nisar

B.Arch

AMU

Aligarh

2003

M. Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

CMJ

University 11

4 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Aisha

Mehmood

B.Arch

BBD College,

Lucknow

2009

M. Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2013

- 5

5 Assistant

Professor Ar. Farhat Ali

B.Arch

AMU

Aligarh

2008

M.Arch

(Pedagogy)

Jamia Millia

Islamia,

New Delhi

2013

- 6

6 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Ghufran

Ahmad Khan

B.Arch

Jamia Millia

Islamia,

New Delhi

2011

M.Arch

(Pedagogy)

Jamia Millia

Islamia,

New Delhi

2013

- 3

7 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Komal

Yadav

B.Arch.

BBDNITM

Lucknow

2009

M. Arch

BBD

University,

Lucknow

2013

- 5

8 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Madvendra

P. Singh

B.Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2009

M. Arch

BBD

University,

Lucknow

2013

- 5

9 Assistant

Professor Ar. Pooja Singh

B.Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2009

M. Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2013

- 5



10 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Sachin C.

Srivastava

B.Arch

Institute of

Integral

Technology,

UPTU

2007

M. Arch

BBD

University,

Lucknow

2013

- 7

11 Assistant

Professor Ar. Safiullah

B.Arch

Institute of

Integral

Technology,

UPTU

2005

M. Arch

BBD

University,

Lucknow

2013

- 9

12 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Sangeeta

Sharma

B.Arch

Govt. College

of

Architecture,

Lko, 1990

M. Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2013

- 10

13 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Saurabh

Saxena

B.Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2010

M. Arch

YCMOU

Nasik,

2013

- 4

14 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Shweta

Verma

B.Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2010

M. Arch

BBD

University,

Lucknow

2013

- 4

15 Assistant

Professor

Ar. Upharika

Mishra

B.Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2009

M. Arch

YCMOU

Nasik,

2012

- 5

16 Jr. Assist.

Prof.

Er. Maseeh

Ahmad

B.Tech.

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2007

- - 7

17 Lecturer Ar. Isha Sharma

B.Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2009

- - 5

18 Lecturer Ar. Sadaf

Rizwan

B.Arch

BBD College,

Lucknow

2010

- - 4



19 Lecturer Ar. Sana

Parveen

B.Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2010

M.Arch.

(Pursuing)

BBD

University,

Lucknow

- 4

20 Lecturer Ar. Tariq ul

Islam

B.Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2010

M.Arch.

(Persuing)

BBD

University,

Lucknow

- 4

21 Lecturer Mr.Irfan Ullah

Khan

B.Sc.

RML Awadh

Univ.,

Faizabad

1997

MCA ,

Madurai

Kamraj

Univ.,

Madurai

2004

- 5

22 Lecturer Ms. Farah B.F.A - - 4

12- List of senior visiting fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

Name

Qualification

COA

Registration

Present/Past

Employment/

Fellowships etc.

UG Degree PG Degree

University University

Year Year

Ar. Munish

Chandra

University of Roorkee

B. Arch

1966

-

CA/ 75/4548 Senior Architect, UP PWD

(Retd.)

Past Chairman, Indian

Institute of Architects, UP

& Uttranchal Chapter

Fellow, Indian Institute of

Architects

Ar. Vipul

Varshney

Government College

of Architecture,

Lucknow University

1988

- CA/90/13232 Sr. Practicing Architect,

Vice President INTACH,

U.P.

Ar. A. P.

Sharma

Government College

of Architecture,

Lucknow University

1987

- CA/ 89/ 12374 Practicing Architect

Ar. V. K.

Dube

B. Arch

Kolkata University

1961

DTRP

Kolkata

University

1964

CA/79/4950 Chief City Planner &

Architect, Bokaro Steel

Plant (Retd.)

Member, Institution of

Valuers, India



Ar. Prasanjit

Sanyal

B. Arch

Kolhapur

1997

M. Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2009

CA/98/23413 Practicing architect

Ar. Vishal

Jain

B.Arch, BBDNITM,

Lucknow

2004

M. Arch

Integral

University,

Lucknow

2009

CA/2006/37823 Practicing architect

Guest Lecturers (For Expert Lectures)

Name Expertise Present

Occupation

Topic of Lecture No. of

Lectures

delivered

Ar. Anupam

Mittal

Architectural

Design

Practising

Architect,

Lucknow

Thesis Orientation Lecture 03

Prof. R. K. Jain Housing and

Urban

Development

Associate

Professor,

IIT, Roorkee

Energy Efficient Techniques 03

Prof. S.C. Garg Housing and

Urban

Development

Prof. & Director,

Axis Institute,

Kanpur

Contemporary Architecture 08

Er. Vinod

Kumar

Building

Services

Chief Engineer

(Retd.)

Building services 03

Ar. Yogesh

Kumar

Architectural

Design

Assistant

Professor,

Axis Institute,

Kanpur

Methodology for

preparation of Final Year

Thesis

Thesis orientation Lecture

and Jury

08

Ar. T. V. K.

Srivastava

Landscape

Architect

Freelance

Landscape

Architect, New

Delhi

Landscape Arch.- Elements

& principles of landscape,

types of trees etc.

04

Ar. G. P.

Srivastava

Architectural

Design

Practising

Architect,

Lucknow

Building Bye Laws 02

Ar. Mohd.

Ziauddin

Conservation

Architect

Professor,

Jamia Milia

Islamia, New

Delhi

Conservation of Heritage

buildings

04

Prof. S. R.

Agarwal

Architectural

Design

Professor &

Director RRITM,

Lucknow

Elements and Principles of

Environmental design

02

Prof. Jagbir

Singh

Architectural

Design

Professor & Head,

Faculty of Arch.,

GBTU, Lucknow

Conservation of Heritage

buildings & Sustainability in

Architecture

04



Ar. A. K.

Pachauri

Housing and

Urban

Development

Retd. Chief

Architect

Need for Environmental

design

03

Ar. Santanu

Sen

Architectural

Design

Practising

Architect, Kolkata

Overview on Modern

Architecture

02

Ar. Uday

Agnihotri

Architectural

Design

Practising

Architect

California

Professional Ethics in

Architecture

02

Prof. R.

Shankar

Urban

planning

Professor,

IIT, Roorkee

Bio- mimicry in

Architecture

03

13- Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – Programme- wise information

Sl.

No. Name Subjects

No. of Classes

per month Percentage

1. Ar. Munish Chandra Architectural Design – V 36 25

2. Ar. V. K. Dubey Building Const. & Tech -II 24 17

3. Ar. Prasenjit Sanyal Architectural Design - IV 36 25

4. Ar.Vishal Jain Architectural Design - IV 36 25

5. Ar. A.P.Sharma Arch. Design -II 36 25

6. Ar. G. P. Srivastava Arch. Design V 16 11

7. Ar. VipulVarsney Arch. Design -II 16 11

8. Ar. Sanjeev Gupta Building Const. & Tech. - IV 28 20

9. Ar. Arvind Kumar Building Const. & Tech. - IV 24 17

10. Ar. Sunil Srivastava Building Const. & Tech -II 24 17

11. Ar. Vasundhra Kr Architectural Design - IV 36 25

12. Ar. Rohit Gupta Arch. Design -II 20 14

13. Rita Maurya Basic Design & Visual Arts 36 25

14- Programme wise student teacher ratio

12:1 (excluding visiting faculty)

15- Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff : sanctioned

and filled

Technical Support

Staff

Mr. U. P. Pandey Diploma in Civil (B.Tech. Pursuing) Instructor

Mr. Rizwan Draftsman (Civil),GITI Jr. Comp.

Operator

Mr. Mohd Javed ITI, Certificate course in AutoCAD Computer

Operator

Non Technical

Support Staff

Md. Talha M.A., M.L.I.S.C.

M.Phil.

Assistant

Librarian



16- Research:

Sponsored

The Faculty of Architecture has undertaken the research work of a rural development

project of village Mahadevan near Amethi, Uttar Pradesh. The research is funded by

Building Material and Technology Promotion Council (BMTPC), New Delhi and

was done under the guidance of Prof. M. N. Joglekar, Director, Vastu Kala

Academy, New Delhi.

At schools initiative:

For the time being, the research by the Faculty members is limited to production of

Thesis Compendiums, Teaching Manuals and Reference Manuals. The following for

the above have been completed so far:

a) Thesis compendiums of the theses done by students of B.Arch X Semester

b) Teaching Manual for the subject of Development Legislation

c) Teaching Manual for the subject of Estimating and Specifications

Thrust area:

Conservation

Urban Design

Interior

Landscape

Housing

Urban & Regional Planning

Transportation Planning & Design

Sustainable Humane Habitat

Sustainable Architecture

Environmental Architecture

Computer Application

Valuation & Arbitration

Building Automation

Rural Architecture

Regional Architecture

International Architecture

Architecture & Construction Project Management

Digital Architecture

Computer Aided Architectural Design



Projects:

Residences, Schools, Colleges, Public Buildings, Clinics, Hospitals, Shops, Offices,

Industries, Buildings for Recreation, Entertainment, Multiplexes, Airports, Stadium,

Museum, Bus terminus, Railway Station, Campuses etc.

Faculty Professional Exposure & Research: Every Architectural Project has its unique

solution which involves vital research content (specific methodology, data collection, case

studies, project feasibility etc) in respect of its individuality and function.

The University encourages its Faculty to involve themselves in professional consultancy. The

following Faculty of Architecture runs their own professional offices in the city, the details of

which are as under:

Name of the faculty member Name of the Organization

Ar. Khurram Ashraf Design Architects and Associates, Lucknow

Ar. Zeba Nisar Design Architects and Associates, Lucknow

Ar Sangeeta Sharma H.S. & Associates, Lucknow

Ar. Safiullah Khan M/S Helios Constructions

Ar. Sachin Chandra Srivastava Mriduanjali, Lucknow

Ar. M. P. Singh Kreative Angle, Lucknow

Ar. Aisha Mehmood Planning & Design Consultants, Lucknow



17- Participation of Faculty in Publication/QIP/Seminar/Workshop/Conference

The University sponsors Faculty members on a regular basis for participation in Seminars/workshops/conferences as is

evident from the sponsorship of the following Faculty members of B.Arch. - Architecture

(PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION)

S.

No

.

Designatio

n Name Qualifications

Professional

Registrations

Pro

fess

ion

al

Ex

per

ien

ce

Name of the

Workshop/Seminar/

Conference

Publications

1 Prof. Ar. D.C.

Thapar

B.Arch.(Ho

n.) 1960.

Graduate

Diploma in

Tropical

Studies from

A.A.

School,

London

FIIA: F-

1144

CoA: CA/75/1068

Past Member

– Architecture

Association,

London.

Past

Associate

Member -

Indian

Institute

of Interior

Designers.

Past Member

– INATAO

Past Member

– Housing

and

Development

Association.

40

year

s

International

Workshop: on

Design of

SEMINARS

Theatres – 1982 at

Lucknow.

National

Workshops: on

Architectural

Conservation -

2003 and 2004 at

Integral University,

Lucknow.

1971 Rachna 1971 : Govt. College of Arts &

Crafts, Lucknow.

1974 Builder's Friend August, 1974.

“OPERATION CITY – BEAUTIFUL”

1979 “Akashvani” New Delhi

Preparing for Tomorrow : An article on

strategy for development to meet the future

needs in Housing. 1972 Lalit Kala Akadami

(State Academy of Fine Arts

Modern Architecture Challenges Uttar Pradesh

also reprinted by Builder's Friend of July,1974.

1974 Builder's Friend October, 1974

Architects and Historical Monuments

1975 Builder's Friend September, 1975

“Action for a Building Programme”

1976 Builder's Friend October, 1975

“Chandigarh”

“Architecture & You” 1990 The Indian

Express,New Delhi:The Changing Face ofLko.

“What to expect from an Architect”. 1974

Trends in Architectural Education Builder's

Friend, Lucknow



2

Associat

e

Professo

r &

Head

Ar.

Khurram

Ashraf

B.Arch.

(2003)

M.Arch.

(2010)

CoA: CA/2004/327

32

AIIA: 15556

11

year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National: Sent for publication a Paper entitled

“Learning Architecture through Virtual

Graphics” in Council of Architecture (CoA)

bi-annual National journal 2014

National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,

Lucknow


"Ornamentation and decoration in islamic

architecture" in 'ATEET'(ISSN 2249-1252)

2014

International

Conference:

Islamic Arts &

Architecture (11 -

13 Nov. 2011),

Jamia Millia

Islamia, New Delhi

National: Published a Paper entitled "Climate

Responsive Design Recommendations for

Buildings in Composite Climate" in CoA

Jounal - Architecture Time, Space & People

(September, 2013)

National

Conference:

Challenging &

Planning Strategy

for Urban Future

(15 - 16 Sep.

2011), Axis

Institute, Kanpur

National: Published a paper on “Appraisal of

Urban Design Parameters for Development of

Public Spaces” in Council of Architecture


(April, 2012)



National

Workshop:

Legacy of Islamic

Architecture & its

impact on

contemporary

World (27 Feb.

2011), AMU,

Aligarh

National: Published and presented a Paper

entitled “Sustainable Urban Transport in

India” in National Seminar on Urban

Dynamics & Planning - 2032 (National

Souvenir published by Integral University and

U.P. Regional Chapter, Institute of Town

Planners, Lucknow in April 2012)

National

Convention:

Sustainability:

Global Problems -

Local Initiatives, (3

- 5 Dec. 2010) IIA,

Lucknow


entitled “Sustainability and Affordable

Housing” in National Seminar on Urban


Souvenir published by Integral University,

Lucknow and U.P. Regional Chapter, Institute

of Town Planners, Lucknow in April 2012)

National Research

Conference:

Disaster

Mititgation in

Housing in India

(19 -20 Mar. 2010)

IIT Roorkee

International: Published a paper on “A

Conceptual Approach for Redevelopment of

Kukrail Nala, Lucknow” in International

Journal of Institute of Town Planners, India.

(July- September, 2011)

National

Workshop: Urban

Future of India (5

Oct. 2009),


Lucknow

International: Published and presented a

Paper entitled “Decoration in Islamic

Architecture” in Islamic Architecture at Cross

roads (International Journal published by

Jamia Milia Islamia University, New Delhi in

November 2011)



National Quality

Improvement

Workshop:

Construction

Project

management (2 - 6

Feb. 2006), SPA,

New Delhi

National: Published and presented a paper on

“Sustainability and Urban Design: An

Integrated Approach” in National Conference

on Challenging dimensions and Planning

Strategy for Urban Future organized by

Department of Architecture and Planning,

AXIS Institute, Kanpur. (September 2011)

Workshop:

Autodesk Revit

Architecture (23

Jul. 2007)

Lucknow

Published a paper on “Role of Architect as a

Project Manager” for Alumni Magazine of

Integral University- Integral

Kaliedoscope,2011

National

Workshop:

Conservation

Asian Cultural

Council, Newyork

City (12 - 22 Mar.

2007), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National: Published a paper on “The

Meaning of Design- a relationship between

form and space” in Council of Architecture

Jounal - Architecture Time, Space & People.

(September 2010)

National Design

Competition:

Revitalization of

Banganga

Crematorium (Nov

- Dec 2003) Rotary

Club, Mumbai

National: Published a paper on “Sun Temple

at Modhera- An Ode in Stone” in Council of

Architecture Jounal - Architecture Time, Space

& People. (September 2009)



3

Associat

e

Professo

r

Ar. Zeba

Nisar

B.Arch.

(2003)

M.Arch.

(2010)

CA/2004/338

86

11

year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow


“Exploring Teaching pedagogy for Basic

Design in Architectural Education” in Council

of Architecture (CoA) bi-annual National

journal 2014

National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,

Lucknow


"Sun Temple at Modhera: An Architectural

Expression in Stone" in 'ATEET'(ISSN 2249-

1252) 2014

International

Conference:

Islamic Arts &

Architecture (11 -

13 Nov. 2011),

Jamia Millia

Islamia, New Delhi

National: Published a Paper entitled "Climate

Responsive Design Recommendations for

Buildings in Composite Climate" in CoA


(September, 2013)

National

Conference:

Challenging &

Planning Strategy

for Urban Future

(15 - 16 Sep.

2011), Axis

Institute, Kanpur

National: Published a paper on “Appraisal of

Urban Design Parameters for Development of

Public Spaces” in Council of Architecture


(April, 2012)



National

Workshop:

Legacy of Islamic

Architecture & its

impact on

contemporary

World (27 Feb.

2011), AMU,

Aligarh


entitled “Sustainable Urban Transport in

India” in National Seminar on Urban


Souvenir published by Integral University and

U.P. Regional Chapter, Institute of Town

Planners, Lucknow in April 2012)

National

Convention:

Sustainability:

Global Problems -


- 5 Dec. 2010) IIA,

Lucknow


entitled “Sustainability and Affordable

Housing” in National Seminar on Urban


Souvenir published by Integral University,

Lucknow and U.P. Regional Chapter, Institute

of Town Planners, Lucknow in April 2012)

National Research

Conference:

Disaster

Mititgation in

Housing in India

(19 -20 Mar. 2010)

IIT Roorkee

International: Published a paper on “A

Conceptual Approach for Redevelopment of

Kukrail Nala, Lucknow” in International

Journal of Institute of Town Planners, India.

(July- September, 2011)

National

Workshop: Urban

Future of India (5

Oct. 2009),


Lucknow

International: Published and presented a

Paper entitled “Decoration in Islamic

Architecture” in Islamic Architecture at Cross

roads (International Journal published by

Jamia Milia Islamia University, New Delhi in

November 2011)



Workshop:

Autodesk Revit

Architecture (23

Jul. 2007)

Lucknow

National: Published and presented a paper on

“Sustainability and Urban Design: An

Integrated Approach” in National Conference

on Challenging dimensions and Planning

Strategy for Urban Future organized by

Department of Architecture and Planning,

AXIS Institute, Kanpur. (September 2011)

National

Workshop:

Conservation

Asian Cultural

Council, Newyork

City (12 - 22 Mar.

2007), Integral

University,

Lucknow

Published a paper on

“………………………………………………

…….” for Alumni Magazine of Integral

University- Integral Kaliedoscope,2011

National

Workshop: STP

course on

“Architecture for

Earthquake

Resistance

Buildings”

organized by

NPEEE at IIT,

Roorkee in 2006

National: Published a paper on “The

Meaning of Design- a relationship between

form and space” in Council of Architecture

Jounal - Architecture Time, Space & People.

(September 2010)

National: Published a paper on “Sun Temple

at Modhera- An Ode in Stone” in Council of

Architecture Jounal - Architecture Time, Space

& People. (September 2009)



4

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar. Aisha

Mehmood

B.Arch.(200

9)

M.Arch

(2013)

CoA:

CA/2010/484

92

5

Year

s

Seminar on

“Earthquake

Management and

Mitigation”

Seminar/

Presentation on

“Earthquake

Resistant

Structures”

Seminar on

“Climate and

Future Cities” : on

the occasion of

World Habitat Day

5

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar. Farhat

Ali

6

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar.

Ghufran

Ahmad

Khan

B. Arch.

(2011)

M. Arch.

(2013)

CoA:

CA/2011/529

10

3

Year

s

ICIAA, 11-13

NOVEMBER'

2011:

International

conference on

“Islamic Arts and

Architecture”

National: Sent for publication a Paper

entitled: Sequences of

learning studios in architecture education:

A concept of contemporary architectural

education



Artists’ camps of

print making,

painting and

photography.

Among them were

of Krishan Ahuja,

Paramjeet Singh

and Subhashini

Puri


entitled: Building

Construction: New Pedagogy and Techniques

Certificate for

paper

presentation

entitled as

Sequences of

learning studios

in architecture

education: A

concept of

contemporary

architectural

education


entitled: Psychological Issues

in Design Studios

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow

Seminar on “

Design for low

carbon buildings”



by Prof. Brian Ford

National Seminar

series-

“Architecture for

Masses- V” on

“Urban

Regeneration”

National Seminar

series-

“Architecture for

Masses- IV” on

“Urban

Regeneration”

7

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar. Komal

Yadav

B.Arch.(200

9)

M.Arch.

(2013)

CoA:

CA/2009/458

96

5

Year

s

Seminar on

“Earthquake

Mitigation

Systems”

Seminar on

“Disaster

Management ”

Workshop on

“Conservation

of Gomti River

Front ”by

Marry K. Judy

Seminar on

“History Of

Lucknow ”by

Yogesh

Praveen.



8

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar.

Madhvend

ra P. Singh

B.Arch.(200

9)

M.Arch.

(2013)

CoA:

CA/2009/461

80

5

Year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National

Workshop: Urban

Future of India (5

Oct. 2009),


Lucknow

9

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar. Pooja

Singh

B.Arch.(200

9)

M.Arch.

(2013)

CoA: CA/2010/480

44

5

Year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow



National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National

Workshop: Urban

Future of India (5

Oct. 2009),


Lucknow

10

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar. Sachin

C.

Srivastava

B.Arch.

2007

M.Arch.

2013

CoA:

CA/2008/415

91

7

Year

s

Conservation

Appreciation

Seminar on

“Hussainabad:

Then and Now”

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow

11

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar.

Safiullah

B.Arch.2005

M.Arch.

2013

CoA: CA/2006/385

52

9

Year

s

International

conference on

“Islamic Art and

Architecture” at



ICIAA-2011, New

Delhi

Seminar on

“Climate and


the occasion of

World Habitat Day

Panel discussion

on “Role of women

in Socio-Cultural

change in society”

Conference on

“Earth Matters” at

Hotel Taj Lucknow

Seminar/

Presentation on

“Green Building

Techniques”

Workshop

AICTE/MHRD

sponsored Winter

School on

“Disaster

Management”

Seminar on “

Urban Future of

India”



12

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar.

Sangeeta

Sharma

B.Arch.1990

M.Arch.

2013

CoA: CA/92/15045

23

Year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National

Conference:

Challenging &

Planning Strategy

for Urban Future

(15 - 16 Sep.

2011), Axis

Institute, Kanpur

National Seminar:

Sustainable

Architecture (27

April,

2011),BBDNITM,

Lucknow



National

Convention:

Sustainability:

Global Problems -


- 5 Dec. 2010) IIA,

Lucknow

National

Workshop:Emergi

ng Trends in

Engineering

Drawings (11 Dec

2009), BBDNITM,

Lucknow

National

Workshop:Use of

Polymers in

Contemporary and

Heritage Buildings.

(19 Dec.2009)

BBDNITM,

Lucknow

13

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar.

Saurabh

Saxena

B.Arch.

(2010)

M.Arch.

(2013)

CoA:

CA/2010/493

88

4

Year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow



14

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar. Shweta

Verma

B.Arch.

(2010)

M.Arch.

(2013)

CoA:

CA/2010/494

26

4

Year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National

Conference:

Challenging &

Planning Strategy

for Urban Future

(15 - 16 Sep.

2011), Axis

Institute, Kanpur

15

Assistan

t

Professo

r

Ar.

Upharika

Mishra

B.Arch.(200

9)

M.Arch.

(2012)

CoA:

CA/2010/484

31

5

Year

s

National

Workshop:Barrier

free Spaces

(August 2011),IIT ,

ROORKEE .



National

Workshop:

HUSSIANABAD

REVISITED

(August

2009),INTEGRAL

UNIVERSITY .

National

Workshop: Art &

Architecture -

Mural (July 2011),

MET, Faculty of

Architecture,

Moradabad.

National

Workshop: Art &

Architecture -

Bonsai (May

2011), MET,

Faculty of

Architecture,

Moradabad.

National

Workshop:

Photography

workshop (August

2012), MET,

Faculty of

Architecture,

Moradabad.



16

Lecture

r

Ar. Isha

Sharma

B.Arch.

(2009)

CoA:

CA/2010/475

48

5

Year

s

National Training

Programme:

Empanelled

Training Institute

for Programm

Officers of

National Service

Scheme (NSS)

Training &

Orientation

Programme (26th

Jan- 1st Feb 2014),

Ministry of Youth

Affairs & Sports,

GoI, Lucknow

University,

Lucknow

National: Published a paper on “Green

Technologies for a Greener Future Urban

India” in Council of Architecture Jounal -

Architecture Time, Space & People. (April

2011)

State Workshop:

Earthquake: Risk

to Resilience (23rd

-24th

Feb, 2012) at

U.P. State Disaster

Mgmt

Institute(UPSDMI)

, SDMA, PICUP

Building, Gomti

Nagar,Lucknow

National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,



Lucknow

National

Convention:

Sustainability:

Global Problems -


- 5 Dec. 2010) IIA,

Lucknow

National

Workshop: Urban

Future of India (5

Oct. 2009),


Lucknow

17 Lecture

r

Ar. Sadaf

Rizwan

B.Arch.

(2010)

CoA:

CA/2012/554

27

4

Year

s

National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National

Conference:

Disaster

Mititgation in

Housing in India

(2005) BBDNITM,

Lucknow.



National Seminar:

“ The 1858

Aftermath: The

Destruction of

Nawabi Lucknow”

Conservarion

Appreciation

Seminar Supported

by the Asian

Cultural Council,

New York City

BBDNITM,

Lucknow (March

2007)

18 Lecture

r

Ar. Sana

Parveen

B.Arch.

(2010)

M.Arch.

(pursuing)

CA/2010/504

10

4

Year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow

19 Lecture

r

Ar. Tariq

ul Islam

B.Arch.

(2010)

M.Arch.

(Persuing)

CA/2010/

2

Year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

National: Sent for a publication a Paper

entitled "Sustainable architecture- A Step

towards environmental concious Design”in

CoA Jounal - Architecture Time, Space &

People.



Lucknow

20

Jr.

Assistan

t Prof.

Er.

Maseeh

Ahmad

B.Tech.

(2007)

M.Tech.

(2012)

14

year

s

National

Workshop:

Intellectual

Property System:

India Today &

Tommorrow (10

Jan 2014), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National Seminar:

Urban Dynamics &

Planning - 2032

(18 - 19 April,

2012), Integral

University,

Lucknow

National

Workshop: STP

course on

“Architecture for

Earthquake

Resistance

Buildings”

organized by

NPEEE at IIT,

Surat in 2005



21 Lecture

r

Mr. Irfan

Ullah

Khan

B.sc.:1997

MCA 2004

Workshop on

architectural

software Archicad

Workshop on

architectural

software Revit

Seminar on “Climate and


the occasion of

World Habitat Day

Workshop on “Better City, Better

Life” on the

occasion of World

Habitat day



18- Faculty serving in

a) National committees –Nil

b) InternationalCommittees - Nil

c) Editorial Boards –

Prof. D. C. Thapar

Advisory Board of-

1. Builder’s Friend

2. Green Construction & Design

Ar. ZebaNisar

Co-editor of Souvenir titled “Seminar cum Technical Papers” released

during National seminar on 18-19 April 2012 at Integral University,

Lucknow

Editor of Integral Kaleidoscope: yearly alumni magazine of the

University

Ar. Khurram Ashrafand Ar. Isha Sharma

Members of Editorial Board of Souvenir titled “Seminar cum Technical

Papers” released during National seminar on 18-19 April 2012 at Integral

University, Lucknow

d) Any other (please specify)

Preparation of Thesis Compendium: Compilation of Thesis Projects

of Final Year Students.

19- Faculty recharging strategies

Organization of Seminars and Workshops

Participation in Seminars, Workshops, Conferences and Quality

Improvement Programme.

Compulsory Participation of Faculty in Summer Lecture Series with the

view to enhance their Lecture Delivery

Compulsory Participation of Faculty in Faculty Development Programme

organized by Integral University.

Mentor- Mentee Programme organized by the University to create

awareness amongst the Faculty for its incorporation

20- Student projects

Percentage of students who have done in- house projects including inter-

departmental projects.

100%



21- Awards/ recognitions at the national and international level by

Faculty

Name of Faculty Award Year

Prof. D.C. Thapar Received IIA (U.P. Chapter) Award for

Lifetime Contribution to Architecture.

Received Award for Lifetime

Contributionto Architectural Education

by U.P. Architects Association

January 2002

March 2003

Ar. Khurram

Ashraf

Commendation Letter issued by Vice

Chancellor, Integral University for

guiding students on a measure Drawing

Project (Sun Temple at Modhera)

2006

Ar. Zeba Nisar Commendation Letter issued by Vice

Chancellor, Integral University for

guiding students on a measure Drawing

Project (Sun Temple at Modhera)

M.Arch Silver Medalist

2006

2009

STUDENTS- ACHIEVEMENTS, COMPETITIONS AND PARTICIPATIONS

IAS Officer: - Renuka Tripathi 2003 batch

S.No. Session/Date

of Event

Event Name Organized By Students -

Participation

Students -

Achievement &

Awards

1 8th

– 10th

Feb.

2008

ZONASA-2007 Lovely Institute

of Technology-

Architecture,

Phagwara

(Jalandhar)

43 1st Prize- 6 Nos,

2nd Prize- 4 Nos ,

Runner up in

Reubens and

Design Trophies

2009 UTKARSH -2009 B.B.D.

University

Lucknow

10 WaseemFarooq and

SaifAthar Won- in

UTKARSH-2009 for Model Making

Competition

2 3rd

– 5th

Sept.

2010

ZONASA-2010 IIT Kharagpur,

West Bengal

27 Won Design trophy

– KGP greens

3 10th

– 12th

Oct 2011

ZONASA-2011 CET,

Bhubaneswar

20 2nd

prize in Design

trophy and 3rd

prize

in Reubens trophy

4 2011 SAMANVAY- Amity

University,

20 Salman Nasir Won

1st prize in



2011 Lucknow SAMANVAY-2011 Logo Design

Competition

ChitranshuKhare,

Atul Kumar, Ankit

Gupta and

VaibhavSrivastava

won 1st Prize in

SAMANVAY-2011

Arkitronics (Model

making

Competition)

WaseemFarooq ,

SaifAthar and

ZulqarnainQamar

won 1st Prize in

SAMANVAY-2011 in Auto Cadd and

Design

Development

Programme

5 2011 AMIPHORIA-

2011

Amity

University,

Lucknow

26 KalpanaSaini and

SiddarthaSaxena

won first and

second prize

respectively in

Amiphoria-2011 for “Signage”

competition

Siddhartha Saxena,

ShibliMeraj, Richa

Kumar and

AkarshikaSrivastavz

won second prize in

the “ARCH-

MAKING”

competition

Mariyam Danish

and Mohsin Ahmad

won first prize in

“FACE-

PAINTING”

competition

Ariz Ali, AnshulRai

and Mohsin Ahmad



won third prize in

“Bamboo

Construction”

competition.

6 3rd

Oct 2012 CASCADE-2013, Amity

University,

Lucknow

2 Participation

2012 FUTURISTIC

ELEVATOR

IEE 8 Salman Nasir won

1st prize in design

competition

7 26th

– 28th

Oct 2012

ZONASA-2012, BESU, Kolkata 40 2nd

prize and 3rd

prizes in various

Cultural events

8 14th

– 16th

Oct 2012

ZONASA-2013, MET,

Moradabad

40 1st in Kola Bindu &

Debate, 2nd

in

KHOSLA KA

GHOSLA &

WHAT IS

ARCHITECTURE

and 3rd

in Sketching

& VATAWARAN

in various Cultural

events .

9 14th

– 16th

Mar 2013

COGNIZANCE-

2013,

IIT, Roorkee 2 1st in Prototype- I &

Gods of SketchUp

10 26-27th

Oct

2013

FESTIVAL OF

ARCHITECTURE

2013

IIA, UP &

Uttarakhand

Chapter

1 Participation

11 NAZRANE – E –

AVADH 2013-14

Avadh Girls

Degree College,

Lucknow

7 3rd

in Face Painting

12 1st -10th Feb

2014

University Gate

Design

Competetion

Integral

University,

Lucknow

28 Design Entry

Shortlisted

13 20th

– 21st

Feb 2014

FIESTA-14 Integral

University,

Lucknow

2 Best Volunteer

Award for NSS

14 FIESTA-2014 Integral

University,

Lucknow

2 1st in Face Painiting,

Tatoo Making

(Group

Participation), 1st &

2nd

prize in



Photography Event

(Individual

Participation)

NIASA (National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture)

S.

No.

Student

Name

Thesis Topic Guide Ranks Year

1 Medha

Swaroop

Museum of Light, New

Delhi

Ar. Arun

Kapur

Winner of NIASA 2009 2009

2 Abhinav

Prasoon

Arena for Performing

Arts, Mumbai

Ar.

Safiullah

Among the top five in the

whole country at the

National level round

3 Deeksha

Trivedi

Performing Arts Centre

for Specially Challenged,

Mumbai

Ar. M. P.

Singh

Stood III in the Zonal level

Round of Thesis Awards

Program 2010

2010

4 Nupur

Srivastava

Architecture Museum,

Ahmadabad

Ar.

Khurram

Ashraf

Among top ten in the

Zonal level Round of

Thesis Awards Program

2010

2010

5 Rajat Gupta Museum for Earth and

Life, Bangalore

Ar. Zeba

Nisar

Runner up in the Zonal

level Round of Thesis

Awards Program 2011

2011

6 Nishant

Dwivedi

District Headquarter,

Dehradun

Ar.

Khurram

Ashraf

Entry selected for Zonal

level Round of Thesis

Awards Program 2011

2011

22- Seminars/ conferences/workshops organized and the source of funding

(national/international) with details of outstanding participants if any.

Topic of the

Seminar/

conference/

workshop

Organizers Outstanding

Participants

Date Source of

Funding

“Hussainabad

Then and Now”

Faculty of Architecture,

Integral University and

Asian Cultural Council,

New York

Ms. Mary K. Judy March

2006

Supported by

Asian Cultural

Council, New

York

Documentation of

Architect Walter

Burley Griffin’s

Work in Lucknow

Faculty of Architecture ,


Asian Cultural Council,

New York

Ms. Mary K. Judy March

2007

Supported by

Asian Cultural

Council, New

York



State Level

Seminar on FIRE

AND LIFE

SAFETY



Institution of Fire

Engineers (U.P.

Chapter)

Mr. Aman Sharma,

CFO, Lucknow

Mr. Brijendra Singh,

Fire Officer, SBI,

Lucknow

Mr. D.G.P. Karsolia,

Jt. Director, Fire Deptt.

U.P.

4th

Dec

2007

Integral

University and

Institution of

Fire Engineers

(U.P. Chapter)

Seminar on

“Hussainabad

Revisited”



ASI

NawabJafar Mir

Abdullah

Dr. Neeta Das,

Professor

18th

April

2009

Integral

University,

Lucknow and

ASI

Seminar on

URBAN

FUTURE OF

INDIA



Lucknow and U.P.

Regional Chapter, ITPI,

India

Ar. J.P. Bhargawa,

Past President, ITPI

Mr. Y. N. Chaturvedi,

Retd. Chief Engineer,

U.P. Jal Nigam,

Lucknow.

Mr. V.V.L.N. Sharma,

Chairman, ITPI, India

(U.P. Regional Chapter)

5th

Oct

2009

Integral

University,

Lucknow and

U.P. Regional

Chapter, ITPI,

India

Seminar on

Energy

Conservation

Building Code

(ECBC)

U.P. Power Corporation

and Integral University,

Lucknow

26

Oct

2010

Integral

University,

Lucknow

Seminar on Better

City Better Life



Lucknow

Er. M.V.S. Rami

Reddy,IAS, Housing

Commissioner, U.P.

Housing and

development Board

Lucknow

4th

Oct

2010

Integral

University,

Lucknow

Seminar on

Climate and

Future Cities



Lucknow

3rd

Oct

2011

Integral

University,

Lucknow

National Seminar

on Urban

Dynamics and

Planning-2032



Lucknow and U.P.

Regional Chapter, ITPI,

India

Ar. Jit Gupta,

Vice President, Indian

Institute of Architects.

& Director, College of

Architecture, IET

Bhaddal(Punjab)

Prof. Souvenic Roy,

Professor and Head,

Bengal Engineering

18-19

April

2012

Integral

University,

Lucknow and

U.P. Regional

Chapter, ITPI,

India



University, Kolkata

Ar. Pavan Gupta,

Senior Practicing

Architect & Urban

Planner, New Delhi

Ar. Bharat Bhushan,

Former Director,

Ministry of

Environment, GOI

Prof. SubirSaha,

Former Director, School

of Planning &

Architecture, New

Delhi

Prof. M. N. Joglekar,

Former Executive

Director, HUDCO, New

Delhi,

Ar. B. ShashiBhusan,

Senior Practicing

Architect & Urban

Planner. Winner of 9

National level awards.

Written 5 Books.

Research Advisor at

R.V. College of

Engineering, Bangalore

Ar. J. P. Bhargava

Chairman, M/S

Rudrabhishek

Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. ,

Past President, Institute

of Town Planners,

India, Former CTCP,

Govt. of Uttar Pradesh

Ar.PrakashDeshmukh,

Executive Member,

Council of Architecture

and Senior Practicing

Architect & Urban

Planner, Pune

Mr. J.N Reddy,

Chief town planner,

Lucknow Development

Authority

Mr. N. R. Verma,

Chief Town & Country

Planner, U. P. Govt.

Er. S. K. Garg,

Chairman, Eldeco



Group of Industries &

President, U. P.

REDCO

23- Code of ethics for research followed by the departments

Code of ethics for research followed by the departments is available in Ph.D.

Ordinance

24- Students profile course –wise:

Name of the course

Application

received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male

Female

B.Arch – (2012-13) 74 37 30 55 45

B.Arch – (2011-12) 93 54 26 67 33

B.Arch – (2010-11) 144 42 27 60 40

25. - How many students have cleared civil services and defense services examinations NET,

SET. GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Civil Services 01

GATE 05

GRE/ Others 05

26- Diversity of Staff.

Percentage of faculty who are graduates

Of the same university 30%

From universities within the states 70 %

From universities from other states -

From universities outside the country -

27- Present detail of infrastructure facilities with regard to

a) Library Centralized and Departmental

Library Available

b) Internet Facility for staff and student 1 Gbps round the clock

c) Total number of classrooms 10

d) Classrooms with ICT facility 01

e) Students Laboratories 03

f) Research Laboratory Nil

Departmental Library

Detail list for Books / Journals etc.



Category Acquisition prior

to the preceding

year

Total No. of

acquisition during

the preceding year

Cumulative

acquisition

Books 2637 191 2828

Journals/Periodicals 19 01 20

Thesis 226 32 260

Multi Media Library 276 32 308

Note: Multimedia library is shared with the Central Library of the University

Computer Lab

Detail list for Instruments/ Accessories.

Category Acquisition prior

to the preceding

year

Total No. of

acquisition during

the preceding year

Cumulative

acquisition

Computers/hardware 75 - 75

** Windows 7, Autocad, Revit, 3D Max etc.

Surveying Lab: Equipped with all instruments required as per norms of Council

of Architecture.

Environmental Lab: Equipped with all instruments required as per norms of Council

of Architecture Construction Yard: Equipped with all instruments required as per

norms of Council of Architecture

Seminar Hall: Equipped with high resolution projector and sound system with

capacity of 200 people.

Wi-Fi: Facility provided by Integral University

28- Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.

Discussion is done with the faculty members of the Department with Board of

Studies.

29- Does the department obtain the feedback from

a) Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching- learning- Evaluation? If yes how does the

department utilize the feedback?

Yes, weekly meetings are organized to take feedback from the faculty members.

b) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching - learning- Evaluation? If yes how does the




This is done at the University level; the feedback (Faculty Assessment Performa)

received from the students is utilized to guide the teachers on how to improve

their week areas and give better performance.

c) Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department

utilize the feedback?

Alumni are invited in the centralized and departmental level get together to

interact with the students. The suggestions are incorporated in the teaching

methodology.

30- List the distinguished alumni of the department.

S.No. Name of Alumni Organization Batch

1 Ms. RenukaTripathi IAS Officer, Govt. Of India 2004

2 Mr. S.S. Hussain Gulf Consultants, Quwait 2005

3 Mr. S.A. Rizvi Oger, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2005

4 Mr. Moinuddin Khan Masters from Bahaus University,

Currently posted in Bahrain

2008

5 Mr. PrateekSinghal M.Tech (Const. Mgmt), IIT, New Delhi

Project Manager, ARCOP, New Delhi

2010

6 Mr. Nawaz Ahmad Siddiqui Architect at Saudi bin Laden, Saudi

Arabia

2012

31- Give detail of students enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshop/seminars)

involving external experts.

Name Expertise Present

Occupation

Topic of Lecture Number of

Lectures

delivered in the

last Academic

session

Ar. Anupam Mittal Architectural

Design

Practising

Architect,

Lucknow

Thesis Orientation

Lecture

03

Prof. R. K. Jain Housing and

Urban

Development

Associate

Professor,

IIT, Roorkee

Energy Efficient

Techniques

03

Prof. S.C. Garg Housing and

Urban

Development

Prof. &

Director,

Axis Institute,

Kanpur

Contemporary

Architecture

08

Er. Vinod Kumar Building

Services

Chief Engineer

(Retd.)

Building services 03

Ar. Yogesh Kumar Architectural

Design

Assistant

Professor,

Axis Institute,

Kanpur

Methodology for

preparation of Final

Year Thesis

Thesis orientation

08



Lecture and Jury

Ar. T. V. K.

Srivastava

Landscape

Architect

Freelance

Landscape

Architect, New

Delhi

Landscape Arch.-

Elements & principles

of landscape, types of

trees etc.

04

Ar. G. P. Srivastava Architectural

Design

Practising

Architect,

Lucknow

Building Bye Laws 02

Ar. Mohd. Ziauddin Conservation

Architect

Professor,

JamiaMiliaIsla

mia, New

Delhi

Conservation of

Heritage buildings

04

Prof. S. R. Agarwal Architectural

Design

Professor &

Director

RRITM,

Lucknow

Elements and

Principles of


02

Prof. Jagbir Singh Architectural

Design

Professor &

Head, Faculty

of Arch.,

GBTU,

Lucknow

Conservation of

Heritage buildings &

Sustainability in

Architecture

04

Ar. A. K. Pachauri Housing and

Urban

Development

Retd. Chief

Architect

Need for


03

Ar. SantanuSen Architectural

Design

Practising

Architect,

Kolkata

Overview on Modern

Architecture

02

Ar. UdayAgnihotri Architectural

Design

Practising

Architect

California

Professional Ethics in

Architecture

02

Prof. R. Shankar Urban

planning

Professor,

IIT, Roorkee

Bio- mimicry in

Architecture

03

32- List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

Conduction of Special Lectures/ Seminars

Audio Visual Presentations

Exposure through Local Site Visits

Studio Exercises

Conduction of Quizzes, Debates, Juries by the respective Subject Teachers

33- How does the department ensure the programme and objectives are constantly met

and learning outcomes are monitored?

Organization of Monthly Departmental Meetings

Daily Monitoring of Classes

Lesson Plans

Monthly Assessments



Issuance of warning letters to the Defaulters

Counseling of the Defaulters.

34- Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities

Various extension activities are conducted in the form of lectures, juries,

discussions with persons from industry and academia by students in

coordination with academic coordinators for their mentoring morale

development and guidance.

(List of Expert Lectures conducted in last 2 years given at Point no. 44)

35- Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department:

Educational Tours (for the exposure of students to Architectural features,

building materials, construction techniques, etc adopted in other parts of the

country)

Local Site Visits (visit to construction sites, market surveys, etc)

Extra curricular activities (Poster competition, Essay competition, Debates, etc)

Participation in zonal programmes like ZONASA

Participation in Thesis Excellence award organized by NIASA

36- State whether the programme/ department accredited/ graded by other agencies? If

yes give details

Yes, Council of Architecture

37- Briefly highlight the contribution of the department in generating the new knowledge,

basic or applied.

Students are made to work on different design projects at different level for

which detail analysis is done and compiled, on the basis of which final design is

framed out. (In final year new design projects are introduced every year)

Various educational tours and site visits are conducted for the exposure of the

students.

Knowledge creation is also done through publication by incorporating new

ideas.

Communication skills of students are enhanced by conducting juries at each

level.

38- Detail any five strength, weakness, opportunities and challenges (SWOC) of the

department.



Strengths:

The strengths of the Department lie in clarity of its objectives of its curriculum, conscious

efforts to utilize the expertise available in other departments of the University, choice of

subjects afforded to the students in the senior classes, the ability of the University to

include and implement needful changes in the curriculum and its young faculty, most of

whom have a good knowledge of architectural softwares. The staff is very sincere and

has dedication for quality teaching.The students are provided convivial environment in

the university which is good for learning; discipline is maintained in the campus

conducive for education.

Weakness:

Developing infrastructure

Sensitive to career Development

Self Financing fee structure

Low pace feedback on career counseling of students

Less application from academically top class students

Threats:

Attitude towards knowledge acquisition is low

High expectation of the students from job profile

Availability/ recruitment of committed staff

Quality of feeding institution

Opportunities:

Being a university we have & cope to go for new courses as per the demand of

corporate world.

Diversifies staff available in the campus

Tie up with other universities.

Establishment of separate Research consultancy Cell.

39. Future plans of the department

Department is planning to start future courses with different specialization in

M.Arch course and to initiate Research.




1. Name of the Department- Biosciences

2. Year of establishment 2004

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the University?

Department is a part of a faculty of Applied Sciences

4. Name of Programmes / Courses offered (UG. PG. M.Phil.. Ph.D. Integrated Masters

Integrated Ph.D. etc.)

(i) B. Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology

(ii) M. Sc. Biotechnology

(iii) M. Sc. Microbiology

(iv) M. Sc. Bioinformatics

(v) M.Sc. Biochemistry

(vi) Ph. D. Biotechnology/ Microbiology/Bioinformatics/Biochemistry

5. Interdisciplinary courses and departments involved.

Course Subject

Code

Name of Subject Department

B. Sc. (Hons.)

Biotechnology

PC-101

Professional Communication English

BS-102

Mathematics Mathematics

BS-103

Fundamentals of Computers CSE

BS-104

Chemistry –I Chemistry

BS-106P Chemistry lab

Chemistry

BS-201 Chemistry –II

Chemistry

ES-101 Environmental Studies

Environmental

Sciences

BS-301 Chemistry III

Chemistry

M. Sc. Biotechnology MBT- 102 Bioinformatics & Bio-

computing

CSE

MBT-105 Biostatistics & Biomathematics Mathematics

M. Sc. Microbiology MMB-205 Bioinformatics & Biostatistics Mathematics

M.Sc. Biochemistry MBC-102

Bioinformatics & Bio-computing CSE



6. Courses in collaboration with other Universities, Industries, foreign Institution, etc.

Training programme and special courses of M. Sc. Biotechnology / M. Sc.

Microbiology/ M.Sc. Biochemistry are being organized regularly in different

industries, educational and research institutions e.g., CDRI, IITR, NBRI. CIMAP.

CISH, NBFGR, IISR, SGPGI, KGMU, IVRI, IARI, NBPGR, AMU, LU, Biotech

Park, Lupin, BIOCON Amity University etc.

Ph.D. programme are being conducted in collaboration with the scientists and

scholars of SGPGI, NBRI.CIMAP, CISH, NBFGR, IISR, SGPGI, KGMU, IVRI,

DBT, LU, Amity University, Biotech Park etc.

Memorandum of Understanding The department has signed MoU with scientific

and medical institutions to undertake collaborative research and teaching programmes

e. g. CISH, RMLIMS, CDRI, IISR, Saraswati College of Medicine and Management,

KGMU, NBAIM.

7. Details of Programmes / courses discontinued, if any with reasons

M. Sc. Bioinformatics, due to shortage of adequate candidates

8. Annual/ Semester/choice based credit system

Semester system

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

The faculty members are conducting relevant courses at undergraduate and post

graduate level in the department of Bioengineering

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled (Professors/Associate Professors/

Assistant Professors)

Sanctioned Filled Actual

(including

CAS/MPS)

Professor 02 02 -

Associate Prof./Jr. Associate Prof. 05 05 -

Assistant Professor/Lecturer 14 15 -

11. Faculty Profile with name, qualification, Designation and area of specialization,

experience and research under guidance (as on 7th

May 2014)

Sl.

No.

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of

Years

of

Exp.

No. of Ph.D.

student guided

for the last 4

years

1 Prof.

A.K.Srivastava

Ph.D. Professor Biodiversity,

Biogeochemical study,

biotechnological

advancement

41

Years Two

completed

Six

Continuing



2 Dr. Neelam

Pathak

Ph.D. Professor Molecular Biology &

Genetic engineering

14

Years Three

completed

Seven

Continuing

3 Dr. Mohtashim

Lohani

Ph.D. Associate

Professor

Environmental/ Nano-

toxicology

10

Years Three

completed

Seven

Continuing

4 Dr. Rolee Sharma Ph.D. Associate

Professor

Cell biology and

Biochemistry

7

Years One

completed

Seven

Continuing

5 Dr. Priti Bajpai

Ph.D Jr.

Associate

Professor

Immunology &

Biotechnology

7

Years One

completed

Seven

Continuing

6 Dr. Salman Khan Ph.D Jr.

Associate

Professor

Medical

Biotechnology and

Natural products

4

Years Eight

Continuing

7 Dr. Md. Sajid

Khan

Ph.D Jr.

Associate

Professor

Biotechnology 4

Years Eight

Continuing

8 Dr. Mohd. Imran Ph D. Asst Prof. Microbiology 3

Years Seven

Continuing

9 Dr Irfan Ahmad

Ansari

Ph D. Asst Prof. Medical Biochemistry 2

Years Four

Continuing

10 Mr. Syed Danish

Rizvi

M.Sc Asst Prof. Biotechnology,

3

Years

-

11 Dr. Saheem

Ahmad

Ph. D. Asst Prof. Biochemistry 3

Years

-

12 Dr Swati Sharma Ph D. Lecturer Microbiology 1

Year

-

10 Research Scholars have also been engaged in teaching under Earn while Learn Scheme

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, faculty, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

Dr. MKJ Siddiqui (Director UPCST) adjunct faculty

Dr. Akila Anand (Visiting Fellow)

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty - programme wise information

20%

14. Programme - wise Student Teacher Ratio

UG - 1:19

PG - 1:20



15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled

and actual


Senior Instructor 02 02 02

Instructor 02 02 02

Library Assistant 01 01 01

Peon 01 01 01

Administrative work of the university is centralized.

16. Research thrust areas recognized by funding agencies:

Genetic Engineering, Biodiversity, Enzymology, Molecular Toxicology, Molecular

Biology, Prevention and control of Cancer and other diseases, Targeted drug

delivery systems, Nanobiotechnology, Immunology, Bioinformatics, Plant

Biotechnology, Animal Biotechnology and Microbiology

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding

agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies and grants

received project wise.

Six faculty members are working on national projects. Total amount of

Rs.1,02,13,600/- has been received uptil now. Name of the funding agencies and

grants received project wise is given below -

Name Title of Project Duration Funding

agency

Amount

Dr. Neelam

Pathak

Molecular characterization of

polygalacturonase during ripening

of mango (Mangifera indica L.)

fruits

June 2004-

May 2007

DST

(Fast

Track)

Rs. 10 Lakhs

Isolation of ligninolytic

microorganisms and their

biochemical and molecular

characterization (as Co-PI)

June 2009-

May 2012

UP-CST Rs. 6.96

Lakhs

Base line survey and mapping of

microbial diversity of Kukrail

Forests

Oct. 2009-

Sept. 2011

UPBDB Rs 4.85

Lakhs

Isolation of ACC deaminase

producing microorganisms and their

biochemical and molecular

characterization

July 2011-

June 2014

UP-CST Rs 6.96

Lakhs

Dr. M. Lohani Isolation of Bioactive compounds

from naturally occurring microbes,

Kinetic Modelling and optimization

studies for their large scale

fermentative production

April 2011-

March 2014

UP-CST Rs 6.96

Lakhs



Dr. Rolee

Sharma

Biochemical and Cellular Responses

within Macrophages following of β-

glucan Microparticles containing

anti TB-drugs

Nov. 2012-

Oct. 2015

UP -CST Rs. 7.56

lakhs

Dr Preeti

Bajpai

Nanoreservoirs carrying Brugia

malayi recombinant proteins as

potential vaccine against lymphatic

filariasis

2012 ICMR( In

collabora

tion with

CDRI)

Rs. 30 lacs

Dr. M. Salman

Khan

Evaluation of Selected Indian

Medicinal Plants as a Potent

Antioxidant and Inhibitor of HMG-

CoA Reductase Enzymatic activity:

An In Vitro, In Vivo and In Silico

Study”

August-

2012

Young

Scientist

Project

from

SERB,

Departme

nt of

Science

and

Technolo

gy

Rs 22.81

lakhs

Preclinical evaluation of purified

bioactive compounds and their

nanoformulations from Borhaavia

diffusa (Linn) root extract” (as Co-

PI)

Rs. 7.05

lakhs

Dr. Mohd Sajid

Khan

Green Synthesis of gold

nanoparticle, their characterization

and bioconjugation with cisplatin

UPCST 6.47 lakhs

entitled

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

a) National collaboration

One ICMR project costing 30 lacs is being carried out under inter institutional

collaborative programme undertaken in collaboration with CDRI, Lucknow.

b) International Collaboration

Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST: UGC-SAP/CAS. DPE: DBT, ICSSR. etc.

total grants received.

Efforts are being made to receive national grant against support projects.

20. Research facility / centre with

State recognition

UPCST, UP-Biodiversity Board, SGPGI, KGMU Lucknow, C. S. Azad

Agriculture Institute, Kanpur NDUAT, Faizabad

National recognition

DBT, DST, ICMR National labs of CSIR, ICMR, ICAR



International recognition

Faculty members have received training from Case Western University,

Cleveland, USA; University of Maryland, USA; Medical College of Georgia,

USA ; University of ROSTOC, Germany; Enterer Palaeobiology data base,

USA, International Federation of Palynology USA and Latin American

Association of Palaeobotany and Palynology

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industries or corporate bodies

Research Laboratory is established with the fund received from DST

under Young Scientist Scheme .

Specialized research equipments are procured from the research grants

received from DBT, DST, UP Biodiversity Board and UP CST.

22. Publications

Number of paper published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)-

120

Monographs 01

Chapters in books 04

Edited Books 01

Books with ISBN with details of publishers

Dr. Neelam Pathak & Dr. Smita Rastogi

One book “Genetic Engineering” - Oxford University Press

Number listed International Database (For e.g. web of Science. Scopus.

Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social

Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)

Publications of faculty members are regularly being included in web of

science, Scopus, Pub med, Sequences in gene bank, EBSCO and

International palaeobiology Data Base

Citation Index – range / average 2-10/10

SNIP Nil

SJR Nil

Impact Factor – range / average 0.2-7/1-5

h-index 0-28

23. Details of patents and income generated

Patent Number Title Inventor/s Priority Date

805/DEL/2012 A process for the synthesis of

monodispersed gold

nanoparticles in a single-step

processing using bromelain

Mohd. Sajid Khan

and Syed Mohd.

Danish Rizvi

Registered on

March 19,

2012

1803/DEL/2013 Gold nanoparticles for

bromelain delivery

Mohd. Sajid Khan,

Syed Mohd. Danish

Rizvi, Salman Khan

Registered on

June 19, 2013



24. Areas of consultancy generated

Research Training Programme for Research Scholar, UG and PG students of

Biotechnology, Microbiology and Biochemistry

Annually about Rs 10 lacs is generated Under Biotechnology Research Training

Programme wherein faculty members impart In house training to UG and PG

students of the department as well as from other universities. The fund is being

used to develop the infrastructural facilities in the department e,. g. specific

chemicals, glass wares and equipments.

25. Faculty selected nationally/internationally to visit other laboratories/institutions/industries

in India and abroad.

Number of faculties of the Department have been selected to work under inter

institutional programmes, to deliver lectures, to impart and to provide specific

training to students and to researchers and to attend Orientation programme

viz., BSIP, Nagpur University, Pune University, JNU- New Delhi, IIT –Delhi, IIT

Khragpur,AMU, Lucknow University, Allahabad University, Bundelkhand

University- Jhansi, NDUAT- Faizabad, CDRI, CIMAP, SGPGI, KGMU, CISH,

BBAU-Lucknow Amity University, Biotech Park and UP Council of Science &

Technology.

26. Faculty serving in

a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (Please

specify)

MEMBERSHIP OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES

Dr. A.K. Srivastava

Secretary of the Palaeobotanical Society from 2007 to 2012.

Editor of International journal The Palaeobotanist, 2008-10.

Organizing Coordinator, INSPIRE Internship Programme, DST sponsored , Integral

University, Lucknow, 2011

Councilor, International Federation of Palynological Society 2009-2012.

Member, Editorial Board, Geophytology, 2010-12.

Member, Biotechnology Advisory Committee, UP CST, Lucknow

Member, Biotech Research Society of India.

Associate Member, European Federation of Biotechnologists.

Professional Member, Bioinformatics Organization.

Fellow, Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow.

Member, National Academy of Sciences, India.

Fellow, Palaeontological Society of India.



Fellow, Society of Earth Scientists.

Adjunct Member, Latin American Association of Palaeobotany & Palynology Buenos

Aires, Argentina.

Member Associate, Centre International Pour La Formation et les changes

Geologique, Paris, France.

Member Corresponding, Botanical Society of China, Beijing.

Life Member, Insect Specialist Group, Zoo Outreach Organization, India.

Member, Invertebrate special Interest Group (ISIG) of Conservation Breeding

Specialist Group (CBSG) of India.

Fellow, International Society for Conservation of Natural Sciences.

Member Corresponding, Sub-Commission on Permian Stratigraphy, International

Commission on Stratigraphy International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS).

Member, Permian Research Group of SE Asia. SPS, ICS, IUGS.

Dr M Lohani

Reviewer of Toxicology International

Co-editor – Biology of Bioactive compound

Co-editor- Bentham Science publication, KSA

Dr Neelam Pathak

Life member of Alumni Association of the Department of Biochemistry, Lucknow

University, Lucknow

Member of executive body of Alumni Association of the Department of

Biochemistry, Lucknow University, Lucknow

Reviewers

Oxford University Press

Indian Journal of Plant Pathology

Rice Genome

Dr M. Salman Khan

Life Member, Indian Society for Atherosclerosis Research, India.

Life Member, Society of Biological Chemists, IISc Bangalore, India.

Reviewer of international journal, Springerlink & Omics Publications

Associate Editor, International Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis

Nominated Member, Advisory Editorial Board of Journal of Bioscience and Medicine



Nominated Member, Editorial Board of Journal Biochemistry & Analytical

Biochemistry: Current Research.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / Orientation programmes,

workshops, training programmes and similar programmes).

The knowledge of teaching and research are being rejuvenated time to time with

the participation of faculty members during Summer Lecture Series, Seminars,

Workshops, Faculty Quality Improvement Programme, UGC/MHRD and in

orientation programme

28. Student projects

Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental

projects 60%

Percentage of student doing projects in collaboration with other universities /

industries / institute 40%

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty

Doctoral / post Doctoral fellows

Students

Awards and Recognition received by the Faculty

Dr. A. K. Srivastava

Selected as visiting scientists under International Scientific Collaboration/ Exchange

Programme to visit France by INSA, New Delhi, 1988.

Acted as Chairman Palaeobotanical Session of XII International Congress on

Carboniferous-Permian, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1991.

Acted as Convener, Palaeobotanical Session (Macro flora) of XIII International Congress

on Carboniferous-Permian, Krakow, Poland, 1995.

Nominated as Chairman of the Gondwana Symposium 3rd International Organization of

Palaeobotany Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 1988, (could not attend).

Nominated to Chair one of the Session on Palaeozoic floras of 4th International

Organization of Palaeobotany Conference, Paris, 1992, (could not attend).

Nominated as Member, Advisory Board of the Journal Neo Botanica, 1992.

Awarded Fellowship of Palaeobotanical Society, 1996.

Nominated as Member of the Organizing Committee of the International Scientific

Conference on Dichotomy and Homology in Natural Sciences held in Tyumen, Russia,



September 7-12,1998 .

Awarded Fellowship of International Society for Conservation of Natural Resources,1999.

Nominated Member, National Working Group of IGCP Project-411, Geodynmamics of

Gondwanaland Terranes in East & South Asia (1998 - 2002).

Elected, Chief Editor of The Palaeobotanical Society and International journal,

Geophytology (2001 - 2003).

Currently Secretary of the Palaeobotanical Society from 2007.

Nominated Editor of the journal The Palaeobotanist, 2008

Co-opted Member, National Academy of Sciences, India, Lucknow Chapter 2007-2008

Organizing Secretary, Conference Plant Life Through The Ages, 15-16 Nov. 2008

Advisor, National Academy of Sciences, India, Lucknow Chapter, 2009-2012.

Awarded Palaeobotanical Society Diamond Jubilee Medal and Citation, 2009.

Councillor, International Federation of Palynological Society 2009-2012.

Member, Editorial Board, Geophytology, 2010-12.

Secretary, Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow, 2010 continuing

Dr Neelam Pathak

Awarded Young Scientist (Fast Track Scheme) by DST, Govt. of India.

Awarded Best research paper of 2003 of Alumni Association of Department of

Biochemistry, Lucknow University.

Awarded Pool Officer ship by CSIR (did not join).

Awarded post doctoral fellowship at University of Maryland, Maryland-20742, USA

Best Paper Presentation award in Second Symposium on Current advances in

Molecular Biochemistry: Applications in health, environment and agriculture,

November, 2000.at Department of Biochemistry, University of Lucknow, Lucknow.

Awarded Research Associate ship by the Council for Scientific and Industrial

Research, India April 1998.

Qualified joint CSIR-UGC test in Dec.1992 for JRF, SRF and NET.

Qualified Graduate Aptitude Test for Engineering (GATE) 1991

Awarded Vice-Chancellor’ Gold Medal for obtaining highest OGPA in Biochemistry

at the M. Sc. Examination.

Dr M. LOHANI

Awarded CSIR-SRF (1999-2002)



Awarded Fellowship to get training of FISH techniques at University of Rostoc,

Germany

Awarded grant to attend International Seminars on Genetic Toxicology, 1999.

Invited to supervise the project’ Removal of Asbestos from wall and ceiling of

building at Shasourah, KSA, 2006-2007

Dr Rolee Sharma

Invited to attend a Conference and present paper in the 7th

International Conference

‘Academic Incentive Award - 2008: For Excellent Work Leading To An International

Patent’ Awarded by the Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI), Lucknow on its 57th

Annual Day, 2008 for International Patent entitled “Inhalable Biodegradable

Microparticles For Target-Specific Drug Delivery In Tuberculosis And A Process

Thereof”, (OA Patent 13318, 29 Dec., 2006). Inventors: Amit Misra**, Himadri

Sen*, Suryakumar Jayanthi*, Rakesh Sinha*, Rolee Sharma** & Pawan Muttil** (*

Lupin Labs Ltd., Pune; ** - CDRI, Lucknow).

Conferred Best Paper Award at the 52nd

Indian Pharmaceutical Congress, Hyderabad,

2000, for an oral presentation entitled, ‘‘Nose-Only apparatus for dry powder

inhalation delivery to laboratory rats”.

Awarded the Senior Research Fellowship of University Grants Commission (UGC),

India, in the area of ‘Life Sciences’ by the Joint Council of Scientific and Industrial

Research (CSIR)-UGC in Dec. 2001.

Qualified the National Eligibility Test (NET) of Joint Council of Scientific and

Industrial Research-University Grants Commission (CSIR-UGC), India in 2000 in the

Subject of ‘Life Science.

Dr. Preeti Bajpai

Awarded an Adhoc project of research grant Rs. 30 lacs from Indian Council of Medical

Research, New Delhi in 2012

Prof. M. B. Mirza award in 2005 by Indian Society of Parasitology for best published

work carried out in India

Best Paper Presentation award in 16th National Congress of Parasitology, in 2002.

Dr. M. Salman Khan

DST-Fast Track Young Scientist Award, Science and Engineering Research Board,

Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India (SR/FT/LS-43/2011).

Awarded UGC Fellowship 2007-2008



Dr. Mohd Sajid Khan

Qualified All India combined entrance examination conducted by Jawaharlal Nehru

University, New Delhi for admission to M.Sc. Biotechnology.

Awarded studentship by Department of Biotechnology, Government of India during

M.Sc. Biotechnology. Academic year 2000-2002.

University Grant Commission and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research

National Eligibility Test- Lecturer Ship – Dec 2001 (UGC-CSIR-NET-2001).

Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE-2002).

Research Fellowship awarded by National Institute of Oceanography Dona Paula,

Goa, India 2002.

Got Best Business Plan presentation award in “Technology Entrepreneurship”

program undertaken by the faculty of Indian Institute of Management (IIM)

Bangalore in 2005.

Selected for QIP funded short term course Programme from all over India on “Carbon

Nanotubes and carbon in Nanotechnology” conducted by the Department of

Mechanical Engineering and Material Science at Indian Institute of Technology,

Kanpur (IITK) from 22nd

-26th

February 2010.

Dr. Irfan Ahmad Ansari

Awarded ICMR-Junior and Senior Research Fellowship (2005-2010)

Syed Mohd. Danish Rizvi

Twice Qualified CSIR – NET June & December, 2010

Dr. Swati Sharma

Qualified CSIR – UGC NET / JRF

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national /

international) with details of outstanding participants if any.

Fully sponsored and funded DST, INSPIRE science camp was organized from 16 to

20 November 2012. Following eminent scientists and academician delivered

lectures:, Prof (Mrs) Manju Sharma former Secretary, DBT, Govt of India, Prof. D K

Gupta Vice Chancellor, King George Medical University, Dr CS Nautiyal Director

NBRI, Dr Ram Rajashekhran Director CIMAP, Dr K C Gupta Director IITR, Dr N C

Mehrotra Director BSIP, Dr MKJ Siddiqui Director UP CST, Dr H Ravishankar

Director CISH, Dr PK Seth CEO Biotech Park, Dr J K Jana Director NBFGR etc

delivered lectures on various topics. 150 students (10+2) from various colleges of UP

attended the programme and they were provided practical scientific training.



Organized Work shop on FACS (Fluorescence Assisted cell Sorter) studies organized

in cooperation with leading scientific firm, BD Sciences on 21st and 22

nd May 2013.

Workshop on Fundamentals of Nanosciences and Biotechnology on 28-30 January

2013 jointly organized by department of Biosciences and Bioengineering.

Workshop on Computer Aided Drug Designing, 9-19, November, 2013, jointly

organized by department of Biosciences and Bioengineering.

Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights, 10 January 2014 was jointly organized by

IPR cell, IU, department of Biosciences, Bioengineering and CCG&D.

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the department


Ordinance

32. Student profile course-wise :

Name of the Course

(refer to question no.4) Applications

Received Selected

Male Female Pass percentage

Male Female

B. Sc. (BT) 81 14 29 17.28 35.80

M. Sc. 306 49 96 16.01 31.37

33. Diversity of students :

Name of the

Course

(refer to question

no.4)

% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

university

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the state

% of

students

from other

countries

B. Sc. (BT) 0% 100% 0% 0%

M. Sc. (BC) 10% 85% 5% 0%

M. Sc. (BT) 10% 85% 5% 0%

M. Sc. (MB) 10% 85% 5% 0%

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services examinations,

NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Given details category-wise.

NET

1. Nusrat Masood, M.Sc. Biotechnology

2. Asifa Khan, M.Sc. Biotechnology

3. Safia, M.Sc. Biotechnology

4. Poonam Bharti, M.Sc. Biotechnology

5. Nasreen Bano, M.Sc. Biotechnology

6. Rishabh Sharma, M.Sc. Microbiology

7. Amreen Zia, M.Tech Biotechnology

8. Vibha Pandey, M.Sc. Biotechnology

9. Deepika Sharma, M.Sc. Biotechnology

10. Mansi Agnihotri



DBT-JRF

1. Manisha Dixit, M.Sc. Biotechnology

2. Mohd. Kamil, M.Sc. Biotechnology (BioCare Project)

ICMR SRF

Vikas Kushwaha, M.Sc. Biotechnology

Mohd. Hasan Beg

ICAR SRF

Khan Mohammad Sarim, M.Sc. Microbiology

INSPIRE Fellowship

1. Swati Singh, M.Sc. Bioinformatics

2. Pooja Sharma, M.Sc. Bioinformatics

3. Swati Jaiswal M.Sc. Biochemistry

4. Seema Ameen M.Sc. Biotechnology

DAAD Fellowship, Germany for PhD Programme.

Pooja Pandey

Maulana Azad Fellowship, UGC

1. Faria Fatima

2. Arshia Hashim

3. Sana Iram

4. Khursheed Ahmad

5. Sumyia Annes

6. Saba Sheikh

7. Shazia mansoor

8. Farina Mujeeb

9. Safia

10. Mohd. Saeed

11. Varish Ahmad

12. Qazi Mohd Sajid Jamal

13. Moniba Rahman

14. Firoj Akhtar

15. Mohd. Imran

16. Mphd. Hayatul Islam

17. Hera Chaudhary

35. Student progression

Student Progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG 70%

PG to M.Phil. 02%

PG to Ph.D. 30%

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral 10%

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment

10%

15-20%

Entrepreneurs 02%



36. Diversity of staff-

Percentage of faculty who are graduated

of the same university 10%

From other universities within the state 80%

From universities from other Sates 10%

From universities outside the country .00%

37. Number of faculty who were awarded Ph.D. D.Sc. and D. Litt during the assessment

period-

One faculty member was awarded Ph. D. one has Submitted Ph. D. thesis

38. Present details of infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library

The library is equipped with latest edition of books on every subject where

students read and prepare their notes.

The journals are subscribed which are consulted for latest researches in the field

of Biotechnology.

Departmental library is also available to the students for self learning.

b) Internet facilities for staff and students

The internet facility is available to the students, which is utilized for

downloading literature for self learning and preparation of notes.

c) Total number of class rooms

12

d) Class room with ICT facility

03

e) Students laboratories

05

f) Research laboratories

06

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and research Associate

a) From the host university

List of Doctoral Students

Adeeba Shamim Aditya Narayan Sarangi

Ajijur Rehman Afzal Farooqui

Anaya Ashutosh Kumar

Arshiya Hashim Ashvini Kumar

Ashutosh Kumar Danish Iqbal

Asma Jitendra Pratap Singh

Chhedi Lal Gupta Kumudesh Mishra



Dinesh Chandra Sharma Megha Chagtoo

Ejazul Haq Mohammad Abbas

Farina Mujeeb Mohammad Ashfaque

Harish Chandra Mohammad Shahid

Hera Chaudhary Mohd. Imran

Jasarat Ali Mrinalini Srivastava

Khursheed Ahmad Pooja Saxena

Khushboo Amreen Prashant Khare

Mala Sharma Priyanka Jalote

Manaal Zahera Rajni Srivastava

Manzar Alam Rashmi Srivastava

Md. Haneef Ritu Shukla

Mohammad Hassan Baig Saurabh Prakash Pandey

Mohammad Hayatul Islam Shahnawaz Alam

Mohammad Shariq Shailendra Kumar Maurya

Mohd. Kamil Shamshad Alam

Moniba Rahim Shishir Srivastava

Nida Fatima Shiv Poojan

Rashi Srivastava Shubhra Shukla

Rupesh kumar Mishra Sohan Lal Srivastava

Saba Sheikh Sunil K. Mishra

Safia Syed Saema

Sadaf Mehfooz Usha Gupta

Saima Usman Saeed

Salman Khan Vinay Kumar Tripathi

Sana Iram Vishal Chandra

Shaista Khan Vivek Kumar

Sibghatullah Tarun Kumar upadhaya

Sumaiya Anees Vikas Verma

Swapnil Mishra Vikas Kushwaha

Swati Kumari

b) From other universities

Nil

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

02 students got financial assistance from the university.

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so highlight the methodology

Before the introduction of new course vigorous exercise is made to assess the quality

and output of the course in current trends. The course syllabus and module are

prepared in consultation with the experts and specialized persons of the reputed

organizations and universities. The proposal is discussed in Board of Studies and



Faculty Board. The proposal is finally sent to Academic Council for assessment and

approval.

42. Does the department obtain feedback from

a. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evolution? If yes how does the


Senior faculty members frequently interact with the faculty members and obtain

the progress of their teaching. The faculty members are regularly advised in the

faculty Board meetings of the department to improve the teaching standard of

the class. In specific cases faculty members are advised to rectify and improve

the difficulties in student interaction.

Detailed and descriptive feedback is obtained is being obtained by all the faculty

members from the students in interactive class teaching.

b. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evolution and how does the


The pass out and alumni of the department engaged in different institutions and

organizations, regularly visit the department. They give suggestions and

assistance to improve the broad perspective of courses for their engagement in

scientific and industrial organizations. Faculty members regularly maintain

record and progress of the pass out students.

c. alumni and employers on the programmers offered and how does the department utilize

the feedback?

The faculty members are regularly in touch with alumni and employers of the

department and through mutual discussion the department is being developed.

Alumni association has been formed and the feedback is being provided from them

as well as parents and industry.

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

1. Dr. Shailendra Gupta. Scientist IITR

2. Avnish pandey Officer at Syndicate bank

3. Gulrez Ahmad Officer at Syndicate bank

4. Deepika Sharma SPM CSIR Fellow

5. Nancy Salim Perusing Ph.D. at University of Michigan U.S.A.

6. Kirti Goyal Perusing Ph.D. at Canada

7. Shikhir Mehrotra QC Executive at SD Bio Standard Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd.



8. Arjun Shukla Panacea Biotec Ltd at Chandigarh

9. Pooja Khushwaha Pharma Industry at Bangalore.

10. Pooja Pandey DAAD Fellow Perusing Ph.D. at Germany

44. Give details of students enrichment programmes (special lecture / workshops/

seminar involving external experts

Special Lectures, seminars and training programmes etc are being organized at

regular interval, eminent scientist national and international repute are invited to

deliver lectures.

INSPIRE Programme

Prof. Manju Sharma

Dr D. K. Gupta

Dr K C Gupta

Dr H. Ravishanker

Dr J. K. Jana

Dr Ram Rajsekaran

Dr MKJ Siddique

Dr NCMehrotra

Dr Anil K Saxena

Dr CS Nautiyal

Dr Pradeep K Srivastava

Mr V. K. Joshi

Prof Anupam Dixit

Prof. UNDwivedi

Prof. Mohammad Anis

Prof. Mohammad Aslam

Lecture and interactive sessions

Dr Mohammad Aslam, Advisor, DBT, New Delhi 17 March 2013.

Workshop on Computer Aided Drug Designing on 9th

and 10th

November 2013 was

jointly organized by department of Biosciences and Bioengineering.

Lecture on researches on Plant tissue Culture delivered by Prof Anis Mohammad,

Chairman, Botany Department, AMU, Aligarh on 21st November, 2013.



Prof. U. N. Dwivedi Coordinator Biotechnology, Department of Biochemistry,

University of Lucknow delivered lecture on Prospects of Biotechnological

Researches on 21st November 2013

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes-

Oral/Graphics/ Tabular/Cartoon projection

Overhead projection

Multimedia

Tutorials

Quiz

Assignments

Surprise test

46. How does the department ensure the programme objectives are constantly met and

learning outcomes are monitored?

Through teacher student interactive activities.

Regular and surprise class test, viva and seminar by students, mid semester and

end semester examination are regularly conducted in order to assess subject

knowledge of students

Assessment of success rate of students participating and succeeding in the

national and International challenges in the field of biotechnology.

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Faculty members of the University are bonafide member of many National and

International Scientific Societies.

Faculty members regularly attend the teachers training programme.

The students are regularly deputed to seminar and workshop organized by the

Local Chapters of National Academy of Sciences, Indian National Science A

academy, Indian Academy of Sciences, Biotech Research Society,

Palaeobotanical Society of India, UP Association for the Advancement of Science

and Technology etc.

The Scientific events organized by the regional science city, UP Council of

Science & Technology, UP Biodiversity Board, Biotech Park are also attended

by the students.



The students are encouraged to obtain professional training from National and

International laboratories of the country e.g. NBRI, CDRI, IITR, CISH, CIMAP

NBFGR, CIMAP, SGPGI, KGMU, JNU, IISC, IARI etc.

The department organized INSPIRE Science camp, sponsored by Department of

Science & Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi, from 16-20 November 2011, in

which 150 brilliant intermediate students participated. The directors of leading

scientific institutions e. g. NBRI, CDRI, CIMAP, BSIP, CISH, NBFGR, Vice

Chancellor of KGMU and former Secretary of DBT, New Delhi mentored the

students and faculty members delivered lectures of their specialization.

During the programme students of biotech organized scientific training and

tour, to different scientific institutions and biotech industries.

48. Give details of beyond syllabus scholarly activities of the department.

Department has established In House scientific group known as Double helix

coordinated by students and faculty members. The group organizes scientific

activities like preparation of scientific model, Mock Gate examination, scientific

discussions on various topics with experts from academia and industry, Quiz

competition, Essay writing, project preparation training, organization of

Seminars/discussion and Poster presentation. Students of the department regularly

participate in the Indoor/Outdoor games, Hindi and English debates, dramatics,

Model/Poster presentation, quiz and biotechnological related industrial exhibitions.

49. State whether the programme department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes

give details

No

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic

or applied.

The Department has well-qualified and competent faculty with different areas of

specializations. The Department has shown good results in terms of success rate

and placements of the students. The students have qualified various national and

international level competitive examinations and many have opted for higher

studies in India and abroad.

The Department has rich library and has good research facilities. Research is an

important activity of the Department and there are many PhD students. The

Department has a very good record of publication in journals of high repute.



The faculty members are taking regular participation in National and

International Conferences, seminars and Workshops. The Department has

established a Biotechnology Research Trust Fund through which fund is being

raised by providing research training to the students and the new facilities are

being generated in addition to strengthening of research. The Department has

many research projects funded from state and National agencies.

51. Detail any five strengths, weaknesses Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department.

1. The teaching faculty of the department of biotechnology of Integral University is

mainly represented by young and dedicated scholars who have received training

from national and international institutions their experiences and knowledge are the

biggest strength of the department.

2. The institution of biotechnology Research Training Fund for students is a unique

programme thereby final year students received training and in turn faculty

members get benefit for the arrangement of special equipments, chemicals and

software required for their research. The scheme is very beneficial for the progress

and development of the research activities of the department.

3. The introduction of different disciplines of biotechnology i. e. Microbiology,

Biochemistry, Genetics, Molecular biology, Ecotoxicology, Biodiversity has given a

boost to understand the multifaceted aspects of Biotechnology.

4. The permission by the University to attend the conferences, training, workshop and

participation in short course to faculty members gives good opportunity to update

their knowledge and interact with the national and internationally recognized

teaching and scientific communities.

5. There is a need to make the necessary provision to receive the Government grants for

the development of the department and university.

52. Future plans of the department.

To enrich the Department by getting more funding and to establish advanced

research facilities, The Department shall be working towards the upliftment of the

students and try to have maximum placements for the students and they will be

guided and encouraged to qualify various national and international competitive

examinations. The efforts should be made to further improve the status and make it

a Centre of Excellence.




1. Name of the Department : Computer Application

2. Year of establishment : 2003

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university

Yes, faculty of the University

4. Names of Programmes / Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;

Integrated Ph.D., etc.) : BCA, MCA, Ph.D.

5. Interdisciplinary courses and departments involved :

Sl.

No.

Course Subject

Code

Subject Name Name of faculty Dept.

1 BCA BCA-201 Mathematics-II Mr. Malik Rashid

Jamal

Mathematics

2 BCA BCA-202 Accounting & Financial

Management

Ms. Saima

Ishtiyaq

MBA

3 BCA BCA-203 PC-II Ms. Mursalin

Jahan

English

4 BCA BCA-201 Mathematics-II Mr. Malik Rashid

Jamal

Mathematics

5 BCA BCA-202 Accounting & Financial

Management

Dr. Syed Shahid MBA

6 BCA BCA-203 PC-II Ms. Bushra

Wadood

English

7 MCA MCA-201 Financial Management

& Accounting

Mr. Abdul Tayyab MBA

8 MCA MCA-206 Computer Architecture

& Microprocessor

Mr. Sudheer

Kumar Singh

CSE

9 MCA PPP Pre Placement

Preparation

Mr. Mayank

Chaturvedi

CCGD

10 MCA PPP Pre Placement

Preparation

MS. Mursalin

Jahan

English

11 MCA MCA-405 Compiler Design Mr. Avadhesh

Kumar

CSE

12 MCA-

Lateral

PPP Pre Placement

Preparation

Ms. Bushra

Wadood

English

13 MCA-

Lateral

PPP Pre Placement

Preparation

Mr. Mayank

Chaturvedi

CCGD

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : NIL

7. Details of programmes / courses discontinued, if any, with reasons : NIL

8. Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System : Semester System




Name of the Faculty Course Year Subject Code

Ms. Nikhat Parveen B.Sc. Industrial

Chemistry

Second Year BIC-201

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst.

Professors)

Sanctioned Filled Including

CAS/MPS

Professor 02 01 -


Asst. Professors/lecturer 16 16 -

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation and area of specialization,


May 2014)

Sl.

No.

Name

Qualification Designation Specialization No. of

Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

1 Prof. A. A. Zilli M.Sc.

(Engg.)

Sr. Prof. Computer

Architecture

30 -

2 Md. Faizan Farooqui MCA,

M. Tech

Jr. Associate

Professor

Computer

Applications

10+ --

3 Md. Muqeem MCA,

M. Tech

Assistant

Professor

(Sr. Grade)

Computer

Applications

10+ --

4 Md. Kalamuddin

Ahmad

MCA,

M. Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Applications

12+ -

5 Md. Faisal MCA Assistant

Professor

Computer

Applications

8+ --

6 Dr. Sandeep Kr.

Nayak

MCA, Ph.D Computer

Applications

9+

--

7 Ms. Bushra Wadood M.A.,

M.Phil., NET

(JRF)

Assistant

Professor

English

Language &

Literature

7+ --

8 Md. Haleem MCA,

M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Applications

3+ -

9 Anwar Bari MCA Lecturer Computer

Applications

9+ -

10 Shahida Khatoon MCA Lecturer Computer

Applications

3+ -



Sl.

No.

Name


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

11 Omair Ahmad Khan MCA Lecturer Computer

Applications

3+ -

12 Sara Khan MCA Lecturer Computer

Applications

1

-

13 Dr. Malik Rashid

Jamal

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

8M+



Sl.No. Name UNIVERSITY/INSTITUTION/INDUSTRY

1. Prof(Dr.) Qasim Rafique A.M.U. Aligrah

2. Prof(Dr.) D.S. Yadav I.E.T. Lucknow

3. Prof(Dr.) R.A. Khan Ambedkar University, Lucknow

4. Dr. Deepak Arora Amity University

5. Prof(Dr.) Vipin Saxena Ambedkar University, Lucknow

6. Prof(Dr.) K.K. Bhutani UPTEC

7. Dr.Vikram Singh

Vice Chancellor, Amity International

University , Noida

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information

Nil

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio :

UG - 1:17

PG – 1:15

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned and

filled :

Post Name Sanctioned Filled

Academic Support

Staff(Technical) 05 05

Administrative 02 02

Administrative work of the university is centralized

16. Research thrust areas recognized by funding agencies

Under Process





received project-wise.

Communicated Research Project: “Developing an Intelligent Framework for Mining

Reusable Requirement components from a Repository containing Human Expertise and

Experiences” under Cognitive Science Research Initiative (CSI), Department of Science

and Technology (an organization of Indian Government).

Total Cost: Rs. 19.47 Lakhs

Principal Investigator: Dr. Sandeep Kumar Nayak

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and grants received

a) All India collaboration b) International

NIL

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, etc.;


NIL


state recognition State Government

national recognition University Grants Commission

international recognition Sarawak University, Malaysia

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies

The University has established its own research center

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) :12

Monographs Nil

Chapters in Books 06

Md. Faizan Farooqui

“A Critical Review of Migrating Parallel Web Crawler, Advances in Computing and

Information Technology” , Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 2013,

Volume 177, 631-637, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-31552-7_63

“Extending Application of Non-verbal Communication to Effective Requirement

Elicitation, Advances in Computing and Information Technology”, Advances in

Intelligent Systems and Computing Volume 177, 2013, pp 623-630

http://www.springerlink.com/content/q3535182833134m5/

http://www.springerlink.com/content/978-3-642-31551-0/

http://www.springerlink.com/content/978-3-642-31551-0/

http://www.springerlink.com/content/2194-5357/

http://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-642-31552-7

http://link.springer.com/bookseries/11156




Md. Muqeem

“Extending Application of Non-verbal Communication to Effective Requirement

Elicitation, Advances in Computing and Information Technology”, Advances in

Intelligent Systems and Computing Volume 177, 2013, pp 623-630

Dr. Sandeep Kumar Nayak

“Reliable Requirement Specification: Defect Analysis Perspective”, 4th International

Conference on Recent Trends in Computing, Communication and Information

Technologies Springer – LNCS in CCIS. 2011; 740-751

“Requirement Defect Identification and Their Mitigation through Severity and

Priority”, International Conference on Communication and Electronics Information,

ASME Press (USA), Indexed in Thomson ISI.2012 PP: 427-431

“Empirical Approach of RRSF: Requirement Defect Analysis Perspective”, Accepted

in IEEE sponsored ICRTCSE -2014 conference at Central University of Bihar,

February-2014, Published as Book Chapter by Narosa Publications.

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus,

Humanities International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences

Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) Nil

Citation Index – range / average Nil

SNIP Nil

SJR Nil

Impact Factor – range / average Nil

h-index Nil

23. Details of patents and income generated Nil

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated Nil

25. Faculty selected nationally/ internationally to visit other laboratories in India and abroad

Nil


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other

(please specify)

National Committees

Md. Faizan Farooqui, Mohd. Muqeem, Mohd. Faisal

o Member of Computer Society of India.

o Life Member of ISTE

Md. Faisal

o Member: Indian Association for Research in Computing Science (IARCS)

o Member: Academy & Industry Research Collaboration Center (AIRCC)

http://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-642-31552-7






o Membership of IACSIT

International Committees

Md. Faizan Farooqui, Md. Muqeem, Mohd. Faisal

o Member of Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA), USA.

o Member of International Association of Engineers (IAENG), Hong Kong.

o Member of International Association of Computer Science and Information

Technology (IACSIT), Singapore.

o Member of IEEE

Md. Muqeem

o Member of Society of High Performance Computing Professionals, Houston.

Md. Faisal

o Member: European Association of Software Science and Technology

o Member: Internet Society Delhi Chapter.

o Member: The Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics &

Telecommunications Engineering (ICST).

o Member: International Webmasters Association.

o Associate Member: Universal Association of Computer and Electronics

Engineers (UACEE)

o Senior Member: International Association of Engineers and Scientists


o Life Member of ISTE

Md. Haleem

o Member: Universal Association of Computer and Electronics Engineers

Omair Ahmad Khan

Member of INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS (IAENG)

Editorial Committees

Md. Muqeem

o Member of Editorial Board at “International Journal of Computer Application”,

USA.

Md. Faisal



o Member of Editorial Board, International Journal of Scientific and Engineering

Research (IJSER)

o Member of Editorial Board, International Journal of Electronics and Computer

Science Engineering (IJECSE)

o Member of Editorial Board, International Journal Of Advances in Engineering

Science and Technology (IJAEST)

o Member of Editorial Board, International Journal of Advances in Electrical &

Electronics Engineering (IJAEEE)

o Member of Editorial Board, International Journal Of Electrical, Electronics And

Computer Systems (IJEECS)


o Member of Editorial Board, International Journal of Computer Applications

Any other : Nil

27. Faculty recharging strategies

Faculty recharging strategies are as follows -

Summer Lecture Series

Guest Lectures

Workshops

Participation in Conferences/Seminars.

28. Student Projects

percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental

projects Nil

percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities /

industry / institute 100%


Faculty

Dr. Sandeep Kumar Nayak Appointed as Session Chair in International

Conference of Information & Education Technology on 14-15 January, 2012 at

Mumbai

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows Nil

Students Nil


international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.



Event Organized Funded By

Storage Technology Day 2010 EMC Corporation

Loophole + Ethical Hacking Kyrion Digital Securities (P) Ltd

Storage Technology Day 2012 EMC Corporation

Cyber Laws and Information Security ISTE

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments


Ordinance


Name of the Course

(refer to question no. 4)

Applications

received

Selected


Male Female

B. C. A. 166 75 17 45.18% 10.24%

M. C. A. 82 25 11 30.48% 13.41%

33. Diversity of students :

Name of the

Course

(refer to question

no. 4)

% of students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from other

countries

B. C. A. 0% 97.42% 2.58% 0%

M. C. A. 25.53% 70.59% 5.88% 0%


NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Nil


Student progression Percentage against

enrolled

UG to PG 16.67%

PG to M.Phil. NIL

PG to Ph.D. NIL

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NIL

Employed

Campus selection


91.42

01%

Entrepreneurs 03%



36. Diversity of staff



from other universities within the State 86%

from universities from other States 7%

from universities outside the country 00%

37. Number of faculty who were awarded Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment

period

Nil


a) Library

No. of Books : 745

No. of Titles : 545

No. of Magazines : 05

No. of News Papers : 03

b) Internet Bandwidth for staff and students : 1 Gbps round the clock

c) Total number of class rooms : 04

d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 01

e) Students’ laboratories : 06

f) Research laboratories : 01

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates


Mr. Mohammad Faizan Farooqui

Mr. Mohd. Muqeem

Mr. Mohd. Faisal

Mr.Anwar Bari


Mr. Mohd. Kalamuddin Ahmad


03 students got financial assistance from the University.





Yes, assessment exercises undertaken before the development of new programme

are:

Determining course goals and objective

Designing course structure and Syllabus

Determining evaluation methods

The course structure, syllabus and Evaluation method is proposed in Board of

Studies

The course structure, syllabus and Evaluation method is proposed in Faculty

Board.

After discussion and approval from Faculty Board, the detailed syllabus with

course structure in proposed in Academic Council.

After discussion and final approval from Academic Council, finally it is put up

before in Executive council for approval.


Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the


o The Board of Studies meets to discuss the curriculum in order to update

the syllabus.

o The faculty board meets to discuss the curriculum in order to update the

syllabus.

o After approval of faculty board, the proposal is sent to academic council

of university for approval.

o When academic council approves, it is implemented by the department.

Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the


Yes, the administration obtains feedback from Students on staff, curriculum

and teaching-learning-evaluation. The administration communicates it to the

department for further improvement and implementation.

Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department




The department updates its curriculum to meet the current market trends and

policies.


S. No. Name Designation

1. Ratnesh Nigam IBM

2. Sana Jafar Amity University

3. Arpit SBI

4. Shruti Damela IFFCO

5. Subhangi Saxena Accenture

6. Zeba Parveen Accenture

7 Naseem Ansari Franchise of CMC

7. Ashish Misra HP

8. Shaukat Hayat Jizan University

9. Khalid Jamal ELIM University Sikkim

10. Talha Zafar CapeGemini, Pune

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar)


Details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar)

involving external experts are as follows –

Year

Names of the Resource

Person

Background

Industry/Aca

demic/ R&D

Topics Covered Date

2010

Dr. M.M Sufiyan Beg

Academic Web Mining 9/08/2010

Prof (Dr.) R.A Khan

Academic Software Quality 11/10/2010

2011

Dr. Upendra Kumar

Industry Cyber Crime 21/01/2011

Dr. D.K Misra R & D Remote Sensing and its

Application

17/08/2011



2012

Dr. Qamar Abbas

Academic Current Trends in Data

Mining

20/01/2012

Prof (Dr.) Qasim Rafiq Academic Parallel Computing 30/01/2012

Dr. K. K. Bhutani Academic Claytronics 02/04/2012

Mr. Ravi Yadav Industry RDBMS and

Performance Tuning

10/08/2012

2013 Dr.Vikram singh

Mr.Abhishek Vaish

Academic

Industry

Cyber Laws &

Information Security

02/03/2013

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

The various methods adopted by the faculties for teaching are as follows:

Students are taught through class room teachings

Beside class room teaching there is extensive use of audio visual means like

projectors, charts, PPT, video material.

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and


To ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are

monitored following steps are taken:

Lecture plans are designed

Assigning of course coordinators for each section to monitor course coverage

of all subjects for that section

Feedback is taken from students at university level

Extra classes are taken by faculties for course coverage in case of

Incomplete syllabus

Monthly meetings of course coordinators

HOD monitors progress

Course coverage information is given by faculty members, reviewed at the

departmental level by the HOD and Dean.




Students are encouraged to attend various curricular / co curricular /

extracurricular activities.

The University conducts NSS Camps annually for students. A total of 5 units

comprising of 100 NSS Volunteers each under different programme Officers

(including faculties) are there. The students enrolled in the NSS camps are

required to attend villages that are adopted by the University for social and

educational up-liftmen.

Faculty members are advised to attend various national and international level

seminars workshops training programs Conferences and symposium

Various Departmental committees are designed: Proctorial Board, Anti Ragging

Committee, Departmental disciplinary committee

48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

The department conducts various activities for coverage of content beyond the

syllabus.

Guest lectures are organized on diverse topics for the students as given

above.

Case studies are discussed in the classes

Research papers on related topics of the subject are discussed

Latest advancements on the topics in the syllabus are also informed to

the students

Assignments are given based on real life problems or requiring creative

implementation

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If

yes, give details.

No


or applied.

In the last three years faculty and students have published various research papers

in various conferences & Journals suggesting new innovation and knowledge.

Apart from that faculty have delivered lectures in Summer Series on latest trends.



51. Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department.

Strengths

Good Research Environment

Research oriented Teaching methodology

Young and energetic faculty members

Innovative Approach

Faculty Retention

Weaknesses

Need of Funds From govt. agencies

highly competitive market for diverse faculty and staff

Adjusting to pressures of growth

Government project required

Research Facility to be further enhanced

Opportunities

Upgrading Academically

Partnerships in support of university initiatives

Upgrading Professional ethics

Growth potential

Establishment of Software development cell

Challenges

Continuous change in market trends

Private, for-profit, and on-line universities’ responsiveness to program and student

scheduling demands

Continuous change in the fields of research and technology.


Future plans of the department are as follows –

Recruitment of faculty

Quality improvement of faculty and staff

Organizing National and International Conference/Seminar/Symposium;

Invited Guest Lectures by experts.

Industry Student Interaction

Developing Infrastructure.

Evaluation existing courses to meet industry needs.

Launching National Journal on emerging technology

To promote & strengthen the research & development activities

Organizing training development programmes and workshops.

Organizing activities under of ISTE, CSI & IEEE.




1. Name of the Department : Education

2. Year of Establishment : 2005

3. Is the Department part of a School / Faculty of the university?

Faculty of the University

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated

Ph.D., D.Sc, D.Litt. etc.):

B. Ed.

M.Ed.

Ph.D. (Education)

5 Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved.

Co-operation from the departments of physics, the dept. of Chemistry, the dept. of

Environmental Science and the Dept. of English is sought to abreast the students of

B.Ed. and M.Ed. by arranging lectures and work – shops. The students are taken to

participate in activities.

6 Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

In Ph.D. programmes we seek co-guide from other institutions in collaboration as

many scholars opt for inter-disciplinary researches.

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons:

Nil

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System

Annual System

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments:

S.No. Name of faculty Department Paper Year Class

1 Dr. Md. Ali

Imam

Department of

Physiotherapy

Faculty of

Architecture

Management

Education

Architectural

Philosophy

2009-2010

2009-2010

M .P. Th.

M.Arch



2 Dr. Zeba Aqil

Department of

Physiotherapy

Faculty of

Architecture

Sociology

Psychology

2005 to

till date

2006 to

till date

B.Pth-I year

B.Pth II year

M.Arch.

3 Dr.Ehtesham

Anwar

Faculty of

Medical sciences

Teaching

Methodology

Teaching

Methodology

2012 to till

date

2012 to till

date

M.Sc Medical

Anatomy

M.Sc Medical

Bio. Chemistry

4 Dr.Azimur

Rahman

Department of

physiotherapy

Management

Education

2012 to

till date

M .P. Th.

5 Dr. Jarrar

Ahmad

Department of

physiotherapy

Management

Education

2012-2013 M .P. Th.

6 Dr. Saba

Siddiqui

Department of

Biotechnology

and

Bioengineering

Principle of

Biology

2013-2014 B.Tech.–I year

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors

/Asst. Professors/others

Sanctioned Filled Actual (including

CAS & MPS

Professor 01 01 -


Asst. Professors 10 07 -

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience

and research under guidance (as on 7th

May 2014)

Sl.

No.


Years

of

Experience

No. of Ph.D.

students

guided for

the last 4

years

1 Dr. Shaikh

Azimuddin

Mohammad

Hussain

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Education)

Professor &

Dean

Educational

Psychology,

Sc. Methodology,

Educational

Philosophy

3 3 Years Nil



2 Dr. Md. Ali

Imam

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Education)

Associate

Professor

Measurement &

Evaluation,

Teaching of

Mathematics,

Research

Methodology in

Education

10 Years 01

3 Dr.Ehtesham

Anwar

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Education)

Associate

Professor

Educational

Technology,

Teaching of

Economics,

Curriculum

Development,

Content Analysis

0 Years Nil

4 Dr. Zeba Aqil

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Psychology)

Associate

Professor

Educational

Psychology,

Guidance &

Conselling

08 Years Nil

5 Dr.Azimur

Rahman

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Education)

Assistant

Professor

Educational

Psychology,

Special Education,

Science Education

10 Years Nil

6 Dr. Eklak

Ahmad

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Education)

Assistant

Professor

Educational

Measurement &

Evaluation,

Educational

Technology,

Teaching of

Mathematics and

Science, Research

Methodology

09 Years Nil

7 Dr. Jarrar

Ahmad

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Education)

Assistant

Professor

Educational

Philosophy,

Teacher Education

08 Years Nil

8 Dr. Saba

Siddiqui

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Botany)

Assistant

Professor

Biological Science,

Environmental

Education,

Environmental

Issues and

sustainability of

Environment

08 Years Nil

9 Dr. Adnan

Khan Lodi

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

(Education)

Assistant

Professor

Educational

Philosophy,

Educational

Measurement &

Evaluation,

Educational

Technology,

Teaching of

English, Research

09 Years Nil



Methodology

Computer

Application

10 Mrs. Nikhat

Zulekha

M.A, (Edu.)

Ph.D.

Perusing in

Mathematics

Assistant

Professor

Mathematical

Education

Science Education

Teacher Education

Psychology

Statistics.

04 Years Nil

11 Mrs. Faizia

Qamar

M.A, (Edu.)

Ph.D.

Perusing

(Education)

Lecturer Teacher Education

Methodology of

teaching Urdu

08 Years Nil

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

Nil


Programme (2012-13)

Percentage of classes taken by

temporary faculty

B.Ed. 9 %

M.Ed. 10 %

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio

Programme Teacher Student Ratio

B.Ed. 1:14

M.Ed. 1:8

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned,

filled and actual

Sanctioned Filled

Librarian 01 01

Office Cum Accountant 01 01

Store Keeper 01 01

Instructor 02 02

Lab Assistant 01 01

Lab Attendant 02 02

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies

The research thrust areas are as follows.

1. Rashtriya Madhyamic Sikhsha Abhiyan (RMSA)



2. Universalization of Secondary Education (USE)

3. Right to Education (RE)

4. Inclusive Education (IE)

5. Minority Education

6. Girls Education

7. Continuous and Comprehensive Education

8. Achievement Survey

9. Learning level of Students


agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies,

project title and grants received project-wise.

NiL


a) National collaboration

Nil

b) International collaboration

NiL

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR,

AICTE, etc.; total grants received.

NIL


State recognition State Government

National recognition University Grants Commission

International recognition MOU signed with university of Sarawak,

Malaysia

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate Bodies.

University has established its won Research Centre

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national /international)

20 papers published

Monographs Nil


Edited Books Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers-



1. Dr. Md. Ali Imam (2011), Mathematics Attitude Scale, ISBN.No. – 978-93-

83398-00-3, National Psychological Corporation, H.P. Bhargawa Book House

4/230 Kacheri Ghat, Agra- 282004

2. Dr. Md. Ali Imam (2012), Mathematics Achievement Test, ISBN.No. - 978-

93-83398-01-0, National Psychological, Corporation, H.P. Bhargawa Book

House 4/230, Kacheri Ghat, Agra-282004.



Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) 06

Citation Index – range / average 04

SNIP it is related with Scientific Journals.

SJR It is not applicable for Behavioral and Social

Sciences Journals.

Impact Factor – range / average 0.3208-1.589

h-index It is not applicable for Behavioral and Social

Sciences Journals.

23. Details of patents and income generated:

Nil

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated

The areas are Educational Psychology, Research Methodology, General

Psychology, Educational Technology, Guidance and counseling, Educational

philosophy, science Education, Mathematics Education, Minorities Education,

Management Education, Teacher Education, Computer Education. The

institution, on invitation and request from the nearby institutions relieves the

faculty to participate in the activity. The consultancy does not mean to generate

any revenue. The honorarium and other allowances are received and utilized by

the faculty themselves.

The faculty contributed by participating in confidence building programme of

various schools to stands its consultancy area as follows –

Sl. No. Type of Activity Institution Participating Faculty

1. Workshop and Extension Lectures Milli Model School,

New Delhi

Prof. Shaikh Azimudidn,

Dean

Dr. Jarrar Ahmad

2. Educational Camp-Lectures on

Educational Psychology,

Educational Technology,

Scholars’ School

Okhla New Delhi

Prof. Shaikh Azimudidn,

Dean

Dr. Ehtesham Anwer,



Methodology of teaching Asso Prof.

Mr. Azimur Rahman, AP

3. Educational Guidance on Science

and English

Ghayasiban Inter

College Lucknow

Dr. Eklak Ahmad, AP

4. Educational Lectures on Science

and Maths

MJP, Rohelkhand

University, Bareli

Dr. Eklak Ahmad, AP

25. Faculty selected nationally/internationally to visit other laboratories/institutions/industries

in India and abroad

Nil


a) National committees b) International committees

c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify)

a) National Committees :

Prof. (Dr.) Shaikh Azimuddin Mohammad Hussain

Member, Advisory Committee, MAANU, Hyderabad.

Member, Education Committee, Human Welfare Foundation,New Delhi

Life Member, Al- Hira Education Society, Aurangabad

Secretary, Iqbal Academy, Lucknow

Member, Radiance Views Weekly, New Delhi.

b) International committees:

Dr. Jarrar Ahmad

Committee Member, International Seminar on Emerging Innovative Strategies in

Anagement, Commerce, Economics, Education and other Subjects & Disciplines

c) Editorial Boards:

Dr. Ehtesham Anwar

Member, Editorial Board, Excellence International Journal of Education,

www.ocwjournalonline.com, Aligarh, U.P.

Dr. Adnan Khan Lodi

Assistant Editor, Vivek Journal of Education and Research, Vivek College of

Education, Bijnore

Editor, Smritiyan Book, Dr. M.C. S. College of Education, Lucknow

Organizing Committee Member, National Conference on Peace Education –

Needs and importance in present Era

Secretary, U.P. Rohila educational Welfare Society, Badaun

d) any other (please specify): Nil



27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs).

Name of the Faculty

Agencies

Dr. Md. Ali Imam National Institute of Technical Teachers Training

and Research, Chandigarh, sponsored by UGC

Dr. Ehtesham Anwar

Orientation Programme,

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, UP.

DR. Azimur Rahman Orientation Programme,

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, UP.

All faculty members Summer Series Lecture conducted by Integral

University, Lucknow.

All faculty members Quality improvement programme, conducted by

Integral University, Lucknow.

All faculty members Personality Development Programme, conducted by


All faculty members Faculty Development Programme, conducted by



Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including interdepartmental

projects

100% (Assignments and Seminars), Part of Curriculum

Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities /

industry / Institute

Year Wise

Name of Projects and Industry Percentage

2009-2010 Chetana Institute of Special Education,

Aliganj, Lucknow

25 %

2010-2011 Asha Joyti Institute of Special Education,

Indira Nagar, Lucknow.

24%


Aliganj, Lucknow

32%


Aliganj, Lucknow

30 %


Faculty Five faculty members have qualified UGC-NET examination.

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows 02

Students Nil



30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national

/ international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

Sl.

No.

Topic Name of the

Expert

Organized

by /funded

by

Date Name of Outstanding

Participants

1 The changing

scenario of

the status of

women in the

contemporary

Indian

society.

1-Prof. (Dr.)

Javed Danish

from Canada

2- Prof. (Dr.)

Iqbal Mirza from

London

3- Prof. Malik

Zada Manzoor

Nomani Ex.

Chairman Dept.

of Urdu,

Lucknow

University,

Lucknow.

Faculty of

Education,

Integral

University,

Lucknow

and

Hussainaba

d Govt.

Inter

College,

Lucknow

5th

& 6th

Feb,2014

1. Dr. Mirza Shafique

2. V.C. Shukla

3. Dr. Dinesh Kr Jaiswal

4. Moulana Mirza

Mumtaz Ali

5. Bashir Hussain Rizvi

6. Sultan Alam Sarwar

7. Dr. Ali Imam

8. Dr. Azimur Rahman

9. Dr. Ehtesham Anwar

10. Dr. Jarrar Ahmad

11. Dr. Adnan Khan Lodi

12. Mahesh Chandar

13. Waris Ali Siddique

14. Nawab Zada Masoom

Raza

15. Masood Abdullah

2 Status of

Secondary

Education in

India: pre

and post

independence

period

Dr. Tanu

Tandan

Department of

Education,

Amity

university,

Lucknow

Faculty of

Education

24th

&25th

April 2013

1. Jyoti srivastav

2. Pooja Kapoor

3. Richa Dubey

4. Shivendra Pratap

Singh

5. Gyan Pratap Singh

6. Awdhesh Kumar

Dwivedi

3 Teacher

Education

System in

India

Prof. (Dr.)

Shaikh

Azimuddin

Mohammad

Hussain (Dean)

Integral

University, Lko.

Faculty of

Education

16th

& 17th

Jan, 2014

1. Dhiriti Tiwari

2. Niharika Srivastava

3. Divviyani Awasthi

4. Jai S ingh

5. Shweta Singh

6. Roshan Kumar Sinha

7. Mohammad Ahmad

khan

8. Ambrish Kumar

9. Suneet Kumar

4 Applicability

of B.Ed.

Practice

Teaching in

Indian class

room today

Prof. (Dr.)

Zeeshan Amir

(Dean), Faculty

of Management

Integral

University, Lko.

Faculty of

Education

2011-12 1. Anshu Bala Singh

2.Joy Thomas

3.Neha Fatima

4.Zeba Khan

5. Farkhand Noreen

6.Sheema Rafique

7. Geetika Nidhi

8 Khursheed Alam




Code of ethics for research and development followed by the departments is

available in Ph.D. Ordinance.

32. Student profile programme-wise:

Name of the

Programme

( refer to question no. 4)

Applications

Received

Selected Pass percentage

Male Female Male Female

B.Ed.

2009-10 573 10 89 100% 100%

2010-11 262 12 88 100% 98%

2011-12 297 16 83 100% 100%

2012-13 184 21 78 76% 100%

M.Ed.

2009-10 83 07 09 100% 100%

2010-11 85 14 21 93% 90%

2011-12 104 11 24 90% 96%

2012-13 110 08 27 75% 96%

Ph.D.

2010-11 18 04 03

N/A 2011-12 31 02 06

2012-13 23 05 05

2013-14 24 01 05

33. Diversity of students

Name of the

Programme


% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of students

from

other

countries

B.Ed.

2010-11 Nil 98% 02% Nil

2011-12 Nil 99% 01% Nil

2012-13 Nil 96% 04% Nil

2013-14 Nil 87% 13% Nil

M.Ed.

2010-11 43% 51% 6% Nil

2011-12 18% 73% 9% Nil

2012-13 26% 63% 11% Nil

2013-14 17% 72% 11% Nil

Ph.D.

2010-11 66% 18% 16% Nil

2011-12 50% 37% 13% Nil

2012-13 90% 10% Nil Nil

2013-14 33% 67% Nil Nil



34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations,


Course

Name

Total No of

Students

Gen. OBC SC ST

NET 15 13 02 - -

TET 83 58 25 - -


Student progression Session Wise Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG,

(B.Ed. to M.Ed.)

2009-10 8%

2010-11 17.17%

2011-12 12%

2012-13 11.11%

2013-14 7.44%

PG to Ph.D.

(M.Ed. to Ph.D.)

2010-11 25%

2011-12 11.42%

2012-13 25.71%

2013-14 5.71%

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral N/A

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment Entrepreneurs

In Schools, Colleges, Degree college

08%

42 %

Entrepreneurs 2%



of the same university Nil

from universities within the State 80%


from universities outside the country Nil

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period.

Five Faculty Members have been awarded Ph.D.



38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library:

Total collection of the following in the departmental library is

Books 1373

o Textbooks 988

o Reference books 385

School Text Book 78

Survey Reports 10

M.Ed. Dissertations 252

Magazines 01

Journals subscribed

o Indian journals 04

o Foreign journals Available online

Back volumes of journals 60

News Papers 03

E-information resources 09 Online journals

CDs/ DVDs 20

Databases 00

Video Cassettes 12

Audio Cassettes 12

Total carpet area of the Library 70 sqmt.

Seating capacity of Reading room 65


Yes


Five Class Room

d) Class rooms with ICT facility

In extending computing facility and in keeping pace with the latest trends in the

rapidly changing environment providing the best to the students, the University

has established state-of-the-art Computer Centre having all the modern

facilities. The computer centre is also equipped with latest licensed application as

well as systems software. Highly qualified faculty members and lab staff are

engaged in computer centre to guide the students. All the staff and students



have access to internet connectivity as the computer lab is fully linked with

Internet and World Wide Web. The Department is also enriched with computers

data base and data processing mechanism as well as CD ROM and D.V.D.

At present our Department has Over Head Projector (OHP), microphone, digital

camera and LCD Projector installed in Educational Technology lab and

Seminar room, Audio, Video resources, teaching aids and other related

materials. Apart from these each classroom has podium for delivering lecture.

We are planning to modernize other classrooms with latest technology.

e) Students’ laboratories

Institution Details are as follows -

General Laboratories

Psychology Lab

Educational Technology Lab

Computer Lab

Method Laboratories

Biology Lab

Physical Science Lab

Chemistry Lab

Home Science Lab

Language Lab


Nil


a) From the host University:-

Sl.No. Name of the Doctoral (Research Students)

1 Shivendra Pratap Singh 11 Farheen Fatima

2 Gyan Pratap Singh 12 Deepak Kumar Gupta

3 Faizia Qamar 13 Zaved Ahmad

4 Ruchi Bajpai 14 Mohammad Ahmad Khan

5 Yogendra Nath Tiwari 15 Geetika Nidhi

6 Ruchi Srivastava 16 Anshu Bala Singh

7 Shadanullah 17 Farkhanda Naureen

8 Sheema Rafique 18 Suneet Tiwari

9 Roshan Kumar Sinha 19 Awdhesh Kumar Dwivedi

10 Ambrish Kumar Shukla 20 Radhika Kharbanda



b) From other institutions/universities.

Sl.No. Name of the Doctoral (Research Students)

1 Shaikh Ehteshamuddin

6

6 Akansha Kapoor

2 Mehnaz Rehman Tantray 7 Amita Jaiswal

3 Anshu Rupainwar 8 Shabia Subuhi

4 Ritu Chandra 9 Susmita Mishra

5 Asra Begum 10 Iffat Fatima


Financial Aid 2012-13

Fee concession 01



Any new programme is started after discussions of its merits and scope in the

Board of Studies and minutes are kept in the Faculty Board meeting. If it is

approved by Faculty board then the agenda is kept in Academic Council meeting

if the agenda is approved then new course is started.

42. Does the department obtain feedback from?

a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the


Yes, The department Obtains feedback from the faculties on curriculum. The

Dean and Head of Department usually ask from the faculties about the

effectiveness and standards of the content and curriculum at their disposal .The

concerned faculty of the course often convey the validity and reliability of the

syllabus in the light of the need and norms prescribed by NCTE .

Subject wise content and curriculum is revised every year through a proper

channel. The feedbacks, received from various corners is first reviewed in the

Board of Studies and recommendations are accordingly forwarded to the

Faculty Board which in turn considers them and forwards them to the Academic

council for its final approval. This has already helped in improving the quality of

course curriculum, faculties and placements of students.



The faculties of our department usually make an appraisal of our students’

development in the respective papers/subjects they are teaching and it is

informed to the Head of the department at certain interval of time so that

necessary changes are made upon to the strategies of teaching and evaluation.

Sessional tests are conducted and the marks obtained as well as the evaluated

answer books of the students are shown to them so that the students might be

acknowledged with their performances and get self feedback for further

improvement. The students’ achievements in sessional examinations are

discussed in the departmental meeting and desired modification on the basis of

the feedback.

b. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the


From the Students - At the end of the year the students of the department are

required to fill a questionnaire based on a number of parameters like

teaching, regularity, proper arrangement of the class, ability to explain,

ability to create interest in the subjects, discipline in the class,

administration, attitude etc. On the basis of these questionnaires, the

performance of the faculty and the quality of teaching is judged and the

faculties are graded and accordingly informed. On the basis of this feedback

required changes are made upon in the concerned area i.e. curriculum,

methodology and strategies of teaching and procedure for evaluating

students achievements.

c. alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

From the Alumni and employers - Alumni are also invited to our annual

programmes like FIESTA and for Alumni meet at the time of Annual

Convocation to participate and express their opinion regarding the quality,

image, performances and prospects of both University and the passing

students. The department welcomes their views and suggestions for its

further improvement. There is a feedback form specifically meant for the

alumni and is duly filled by them inviting their suggestions pertaining to the

different papers/subjects. Belonging to both the courses i.e. B.Ed. and M.Ed.

The views of the alumni regarding any change in the content and curriculum



is also sought .The collective ideas, view and suggestions are taken into

consideration and analyzed. Employers meet through guest lecture are the

regular phenomena of the department which keeps department updated.

During campus interviews, the employers are requested to suggest for

improving the course curriculum and their useful suggestions are

incorporated in the course of study.

The feedbacks, received from various corners is first reviewed in the Board

of Studies and recommendations are accordingly forwarded to the faculty

board which in turn considers them and forwards them to the Academic

council for its final approval. This has already helped in improving the

quality of course curriculum, faculties and placements of students.


Details of the Top ten alumni are as follows –

Sl.No. Name of the Alumni Designation Institute

1 Joy Thomas Principal Mount Fort Inter College, Mahanagar,

Lucknow- UP.

2 Shivendra Pratap

Singh

Asst. Prof Vimal Vibhuti College of Edn, Sabour

Bhagalpur, Bihar

3 Awdhesh Kumar

Dwivedi

Social Worker Hazrat Ganj, Lucknow

4 Pooja Kapoor Special Educator Lamartine College, Lucknow-UP., 91-

7408158896

5 Arjumand Zaidi Principal and

Manager

St. Xavier Convent School, Gomtinagar,

Lucknow

6 Suneet Tiwari Lecturer Bhalchandra Institute of Education &

Management, Lucknow

7 Md. Ahmad Khan Lecturer Rama Degree College, Lucknow

8 Khursheed Alam Principal Kid Land Convent School, Lucknow

9 Javed Hasan Siddiqui Principal Ghyasiban Inter College, Lucknow

10 Richa Dubey Assistant Prof. Dept. of Education, University of Lucknow,

Lucknow.-UP

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops /seminar)


Every year experts from reputed institutions are called to deliver lectures on the

subjects and topics of curriculum. Relevant workshops are conducted by the

university on research and awareness. The students are taken there to

participate. Similarly national level seminars are held in which students

participate.



Sl.

No.

Topic Enrichme

nt Prom.

Name of External

Experts

Date

1 Research Methodology in Education Special

Lecture

Prof. (Dr.) Iliyas Hussian 28th

Feb

2012

2 o Writing of Review Literature

o Development of PowerPoint with

reference to integration of ICT in the

Class

Special

Lecture

Prof (Dr. )Ahrhar

Hussian

06-08-2011

3 Preparation of Research Proposal Special

Lecture

Prof. (Dr.) M. Verma 28th

& 29th

Aug. 2012

4 Status of Secondary Education in pre and

post India

Seminar Dr. Tanu Tandan 24th

&25th

April 2013

5 Writing of Bibliography Special

Lecture

Prof(Dr.) K.C.Vashishtha 10th

&11th

Sep. 2013

6 Skills of writing objectives and hypothesis Special

Lecture

Prof. (Dr.) Nabi Ahmad

28th

Feb

2011

7

Use of various Statistical techniques in the

treatment of data during Research

Special

Lecture

Prof(Dr.) N.P. Chandal

01st & 02

nd

March 2013

8 Construction of Attitude Scale Special

Lecture

Dr. Tahira Khatoon 2012

9 Professional development of teachers

in higher Education

Special

Lecture

Dr. Mohd. Pervez 2010

10 Shaping the personality of pupil teachers

Special

Lecture

Dr. Mahmood Siddiqui,

MANUU, Hyderabad

12th

, May,

2010

11 Preparation of Lesson Plan Special

Lecture

Prof. (Dr.) Najma Amin

Jamia Millia Islamia,

New Delhi.

25th

,26th

,

Feb, 2014

12 Preparation of Lesson Plan Special

Lecture

Dr. Ajit kumar Rai

Banaras Hindu

University, Varansi

25th

,26th

,

Feb, 2014

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different Programmes.

The following methods are adopted by the faculty.

(a) For academic Lectures

o Lecture Method

o Lecture cum Demonstration Method

o PowerPoint Presentation

o Discussion Method

o Question Answer Method

o Team Teaching

(b) For Practical Activities

o Laboratory Method

o Demonstration

o Field Experience





Teacher Education Programmes are meant for preparing prospective teachers. The

theory taught to them prepares them academically while practice teaching provides

opportunity of learning teaching skills and developing a positive attitude towards the

learner and towards the profession of teaching and learning. The teacher educators

keep an eye on the behaviour of the pupil teachers and observe their performance.

Timely guidance is made available to them. While going through the programmes an

observable modification of behaviour definitely takes place. Any untoward behaviour

is checked keeping in view the objective of the programmes, which helps in

monitoring the learning outcomes. When the supervisors reward the right behaviour

and correct any discrepancies it checks the skill of the students and put them on right

track. Further, feedback is sought from the regular school teachers where the practice

teaching is conducted to monitor the learning outcomes of the pupil teachers.


The students and faculty participate in the following extension activities:

The students and faculty visit in the nearby villages for community service and

NSS Programme during the academic year. The local community has got

benefited from our department, as our students create awareness among local

people regarding the issues related to education and health & hygiene. A

community service programme is organized by our department and following

are the concerned areas of the programme.

Awareness about importance of Education - It was observed that village people

were not sending their children to school, therefore, NSS volunteers interacted with

them in groups and tried to explain them that education is very important and they

should send their children to school.

Awareness about health and hygiene - Our students of B.Ed. and M.Ed. make

their best efforts in creating awareness regarding health and hygiene among the

villagers under the guidance and supervision of the teachers. Our students impart

the knowledge and importance of balanced diet and maintaining good hygiene

among the people of village.

Medical Checkup – Medical Checkup is also carried out in the village where our

students visit for Community service and NSS Programme.



Shramdaan- All the students did Sharamdaan in all the villages.

They did following activities –

i) Cleaning and repair of village road, levelling of ground and filling pits on the

road

ii) Cleaning of Panchayatghar and village drain

iii) Cleaning of playground

iv) Distribution of clothes to poor children

Plantation of Trees & Nukkad Natak – The students of B.Ed. and M.Ed. plant

trees in the villages for creating awareness about environmental conservation

among the people. They also organise Nukkad Natak in the village to make

people aware of importance of education and good health.

The students and faculty participate in the following extension activities:

1. Every year a project is conducted in a special school to study and observe the

behavior of physically and mentally challenged children.

2. Every year the students are taken out on educational tour to observe the history,

culture and educational practices in the country.

3. Action research is also conducted by our B.Ed. students under the guidance and

supervision of our faculty members to address any immediate problems related to

academics.

4. The students of B.Ed. are also trained for analyzing the content through Content

Analysis Procedure.


1. The students usually go in seminars and symposiums to present research

papers.

2. The students participate in the academic and cultural programmes of other

universities to keep their knowledge abreast.

3. The students participate in the academic activities like Essay writing

competition of the NGOs.

4. The teachers provide advanced information to the students beyond the

syllabus while teaching their subject. The students are made to see the

educative programmes on T.V. during the audio-visual show to add to their

knowledge.

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes,

give details.

No

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge,

basic or applied.



Every year M.Ed. students conduct mini researches on the different issues and

aspects of education under the supervisors which are generally 35 dissertations.

The faculty members jointly with the research scholars publish research articles

in national and international journals.

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC)

of the department.

Major strengths

1. Young and dedicated, highly qualified faculty from reputed universities of the

country.

2. Fine and adequate infrastructure.

3. Full moral and material support by the university.

4. A good quality of educatee available to the department.

5. A regular Systematic and organized transaction of the curricular activities.

Five weaknesses

1. One year’s insufficient time for a teacher educator degree programme.

2. Generally getting experts for conducting Research & Development Committee

(RDC) meet M.Ed viva and B.Ed practical examinations is not easy.

3. Some of the students are not well versed in English language.

4. We don’t get good schools in adequate number at our scheduled time of practice

teaching.

5. The busy schedule of academic activities doesn’t leave much time for organizing

sports activities.

Opportunities

1. There is an opportunity to start BTC programme.

2. There is an opportunity of starting B.Ed. special and M.Ed. special courses.

3. There is an opportunity for starting an M.Phil. Programme in Education, as Ph.D.

programme is already started.

4. There is an opportunity of starting integrated BA, B.Ed./B.sc B.Ed. programme.

5. There is an opportunity of starting a coaching and guidance centre for teacher

eligibility test for state as well as the central government.

Challenges

1. The pass out students of B.Ed and M.Ed are facing the challenge of obtaining jobs

2. The state government and the central government are not recruiting teachers to

fulfill the programmes of 100% literacy.



3. The state governments are not filling up the vacancies of the teachers existing in

their states.

4. There is a problem in campus selection of our students because the academic

sessions in most of the schools begin in April and they complete their recruitment

by the end of March. Our students complete their course in June, it is why the

students could not be recruited, though they deserve for the same.

5. We face a challenge of bilingual teaching in classrooms as the students come from

different educational backgrounds.


1. To start B.T.C. course.

2. To Start B.Ed course in Special Education.

3. To Start an M.Ed course in Special Education.

4. To establish for Institute of Advanced studies in Education (IASE).

5. To modernize the class rooms with latest technology.




1. Name of the Department Bioengineering


3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the University: Yes

4. Name of Programmes / Courses offered (UG. PG. M.Phil. Ph.D. Integrated Masters

Integrated Ph.D. etc.)

(vii) B. Tech Biotechnology

(viii) M. Tech Biotechnology (Regular and Evening)

(ix) M. Tech Bioinformatics

(x) B.Tech-M.Tech Biotechnology Dual degree

(xi) Ph. D. Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

5. Interdisciplinary courses and departments involved.

B.Tech Biotechnology

1) Department of Chemistry

2) Department of Environmental Science

3) Department of Physics

4) Department of Mathematics

5) Department of English

6) Department of Computer Science and Engineering

7) Department of Mechanical Engineering

8) Department of Electrical Engineering

9) Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

10) Department of Business Administration

6. Courses in collaboration with other Universities, Industries, foreign Institution, etc.

Ph.D. programmes are being conducted in collaboration with the scientists and

scholars of Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI), Lucknow, National

Botanical Research Institute (NBRI), Lucknow, Central Institute of Medicinal

and Aromatic Plants, (CIMAP), Lucknow, Central institute of Sub-Tropical

Horticulture(CISH), Lucknow, National Bureau Of Fish Genetic Resources

(NBFGR), Lucknow, Indian Institute of Sugarcane research (IISR), Lucknow,

Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute (SGPGI), Lucknow, King George



Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow, Indian Veterinary Research Institute

(IVRI), Izzatnagar, Department Of Biotechnology(DBT) New Delhi, Lucknow

University, Lucknow, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, Biotech

Park, Lucknow, Aligarh Muslim University (A.M.U.), Aligarh, National Bureau

of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms(NBAIM), ICAR, Kusmaur, Mau

Nath Banjan, Bioved Research Institute of Agriculture and technology

Allahabad , Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences, Gomtinagar,

Lucknow, Saraswati Dental College and Hospital, Lucknow, Directorate of Seed

Research, Kaithauli, Mau and some international collaborations like University

of Louisiana, Monroe, USA , University of Hail, KSA.

7. Details of Programmes / courses discontinued, if any with reasons

Nil

8. Annual/ Semester/choice based credit system:

Semester system


Faculty members are involved in teaching and guiding research scholars of

M.Sc. Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Bioinformatics, B.Sc.

Biotechnology, M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry and M.B.A Biotechnology courses

conducted by the other departments of the university.


Professors)


Including

CAS/MPS

Professor 01 02 -

Associate Professors/

Jr. Associate Prof.

04 02 -

Asst. Professors/ Asst. Prof. (Jr.) 12 15 -



11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, Designation and area of specialization,


May 2014)

Sl.

No.


Yrs of

Exp.

No. of Ph.D.

student

guided (last

4 yrs)

1. Prof. A. H. A.

Farooqui

Ph.D. Professor Medicinal and

Aromatic Plants

37 years One

2. Dr. Iffat Zareen

Ahmad

D.Phil Professor Plant/Algal

Biotechnology and

Biochemistry

12 years Seven

3. Dr. Snober S. Mir Ph.D Associate

Professor

Biotechnology,

Molecular and Cell

Biology, Cancer

Biology

9 Years -

4. Dr. (Er.) Mohd.

Haris Siddiqui

Ph.D. Associate

Professor

Fermentation

Technology,

Bioprocess Engg.

and Bioinformatics

6 years -

5. Dr. (Er.) Alvina

Farooqui

Ph.D. Assistant

Professor

Algal

Biotechnology,

Toxicology and

Bioprocess Engg.

6 Years -

6. Dr. Salman

Akhtar

Ph.D. Assistant

Professor

Bioinformatics,

Computational

Biology and

Cancer Informatics

7 Years -

7. Mr. Mohd Kalim

Ahmad Khan

Ph.D.

(NET, GATE)

Assistant

Professor

Bioinformatics 6 years -

8. Dr. Aisha Kamal Ph.D. Assistant

Professor

Plant

Biotechnology

9 Years -

9. Dr. Roohi Ph.D. (GATE,

NET)

Assistant

Professor

Biochemistry,

Enzymology

7Years

10. Dr. Shazi Shakeel Ph.D. Assistant

Professor

Biotechnology 4Years -

11. Er. Adnan Ahmad M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Biotechnology 4 Years -

12. Er. Ahamad Faiz

Khan

M.Tech. Assistant

Professor

Biotechnology 2 Years -

13. Mr. Mohammad

Haneef

M.Sc.(GATE,

ICAR-NET)

Assistant

Professor

Microbiology,

Bioinformatics

3 Years -

14. Er. Neha Jain M.Tech

(GATE)

Assistant

Professor

Biotechnology 10

months

-

15. Er. Asif

Khursheed

M.Tech

(GATE)

Assistant

Professor

Biotechnology 10

months

-



16. Er. Khwaja

Osama

M.Tech

(NET, GATE)

Assistant

Professor

Bioprocess Engg.,

Fermentation

Technology

1.6Years -

17. Er. Soban Ahmad

Faridi

M.Tech.

(GATE)

Assistant

Professor

Bioprocess

Technology

10

months

-

18. Dr. Saiful Islam

Ansari

Ph.D. Assistant

Professor

Statistics 3+ years -

19. Mr. Naseem

Ahmad

M. Sc. Assistant

Prof. (Jr.)

Industrial

Chemistry

7 Years -


1. Prof.(Dr.) Jamal

Mohd. Arif

Ph.D. Adjunct

Professor

Cancer Biology

2. Prof.(Dr.) M.K.J.

Siddiqui

Ph.D. Adjunct

Professor

Toxicology

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty - programme wise information

UG - 5%

PG - Nil

14. Programme - wise Student Teacher Ratio

UG - 1:18

PG - 1:11


filled

Sanctioned 11

Filled 11


16. Research thrust areas recognized by funding agencies:

Enzymology, Molecular Biology, Immunology, Plant Biotechnology, Animal

Biotechnology, Microbiology, Bioprocess Engineering, Fermentation

Technology, Bioinformatics and Computational biology.



received project wise.

a) National funding agencies

1. Two projects from Council of Science and Technology, Uttar Pradesh (CSTUP),

Lucknow is ongoing

Dr. (Er.) Mohammed Haris Siddiqui

Preclinical Evaluation of purified Bioactive compounds and their nanoformulations

from Boerhaavia Diffusa Linn root extract. Total Cost Rs. 7,05,000



Dr. Mohd Quddus and Dr. Roohi

Production of Cold-active α-amylase from microorganisms and its biotechnological

application. Total Cost Rs. 6, 36, 000

2. One project from Department of Biotechnology, GoI, New Delhi. (BioCARe

Scheme)

Dr. Snober S. Mir

A project titled “Role of Molecular Chaperones and p53 in targeting of Client

proteins to Autophagy” under the supervision of Dr. Snober Shabnam Mir in

collaboration with Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI), Lucknow sanctioned

by Department of Biotechnology (DBT), GoI, New Delhi, under the BioCARe

Scheme. Grant Amount: Rs 30.81 lacs ; Duration: 3 Years.

b) International funding agencies

Dr. Mohd Quddus

Title of the project: Cold-active enzymes from micro-organisms of Gangotri

glacier, Western Himalaya, India and their biotechnological applications

Funding Agency: International Foundation for Science (IFS), Stockholm,

Sweden (Young Scientist Project)

Duration: 3 years (January 2008 – December 2010)

Cost: US$ 9000

Status- Completed

c) Total grants received

At National Level

Rs. 7,05,000 + Rs. 6,36,000 = Rs. 13,41,000 from CSTUP, Lucknow

Rs 30,81,000 from DBT, New Delhi.

Total Grant = Rs. 44,22,000

At International Level

Total Grant US$ 9000


a) All India collaboration

A project titled “Role of Molecular Chaperones and p53 in targeting of Client

proteins to Autophagy” under the supervision of Dr. Snober Shabnam Mir in

collaboration with Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI), Lucknow sanctioned by

Department of Biotechnology (DBT), GoI, New Delhi, under the BioCARe Scheme.

Grant Amount: Rs 30.81 lacs ; Duration: 3 Years.



b) International

Dr. Shazi Shakil

Title of the project “A clinico-bioinformatics approach to address the

problem of multidrug resistance in Saudi Arabian bacterial pathogens’

Total Grant: 1,950,538 Saudi riyals = more than 28 million Indian rupees

Funding Agency and Project Code: King Abdulaziz University Deanship of

Strategic Research (KAUDSR/STRP-10)

Collaborative project work between the department and College of

Pharmacy, University of Lousiana at Monroe, U.S.A. on Optimization of

Dibromoverongiaquinol of Aeroplysisin1 as anticancer and antimicrobial

drug leads leading to PhD degree.

Collaborative project work between the College of Medicine, Universty of

Hail at Hail, K.S.A. on Molecular Modeling studies of selected anticancer

agents and their structural analogs leading to PhD degree

19. Department projects funded by DST-FIST: UGC-SAP/CAS. DPE: DBT, ICSSR. etc.


Due to want of 12(B) status no grant has been received from the aforementioned

bodies. However we have received a Total Rs. 44, 22,000 from CSTUP, Lucknow

and DBT, New Delhi.


State recognition

State Government, UP-CST

National recognition

University Grants Commission (UGC), Department of Biotechnology (DBT)

International recognition

IFS, Sweden

King Abdulaziz University Deanship of Strategic Research (KAUDSR)/STRP-10

University of Lousiana at Monroe, U.S.A.

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industries or corporate bodies

A software named Sybyl was sponsored by a computational biology industry

Certara, USA in the Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Laboratory

22. Publications

Number of paper published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)-

123

Monographs Nil

Chapters in books 10



Edited Books Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers: 4

a) Iffat Z. Ahmad, Ayesha Kamal and Hayatul Islam (2012). Antioxidant

potential of Nigella sativa in germination stages. Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany. ISSN- 978-3-8484-4558-5.

b) Kuddus M. (2012). Cold-active microbial proteases and their

biotechnological potential: Isolation, purification and characterization of cold-

active microbial proteases and their biotechnological applications. Lambert

Academic Publishing, Germany. ISSN- 978-3-659-22480-5.

c) Shakil S (2011). Addressing clinical microbiology problems through

bioinformatics tools. LAP Publishing (2011). EAN: 9783847310426; ISBN:

978-3-8473-1042-6.

d) A.H.A.Farooqi and S. Haque (2010) Effect of Plant growth regulators and

phytonutrients on Pyrethrum. LAP publishers, Germany.

Number listed International Database (For e.g. web of Science. Scopus.

Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social

Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) Nil

Citation Index – range / average 65-70

SNIP Nil

SJR Nil

Impact Factor – range / average 2 (Average)

h-index 3 (Average)


None

24. Areas of consultancy generated

Nil

25. Faculty selected nationally/internationally to visit other laboratories in India and abroad.

Dr Jamal Mohd. Arif Hail University, KSA

Dr. Saif Khan Hail University, KSA

Dr. Mohd. Kuddus Hail University, KSA

Dr. Mohd. Haris Siddiqui School of Life Sciences, JNU- New Delhi




a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (Please

specify)

Dr. A.H.A. Farooqui

Life member of society for plant physiology & Biochemistry, India

Life member of Indian society for plant physiology

Life member of essential Oil Association of India

Life member of society of Biological Chemists (India)

Dr. Iffat Zareen Ahmad

Member, Editorial Board, Advances in Biological Sciences.

Member, International Society of Environmental Biologists.

Member, International Association of Engineers, Hong Kong.

Member, Bioved Research Society, Allahabad.

Member, Alumni Association, University of Allahabad, Allahabad.

Reviewer, Journal of Saudi Chemical Society, Elsevier publications.

Reviewer, African Journal of Biotechnology (impact factor=0.565).

Reviewer, Journal of Medicinal Plant Research (impact factor=0.590).

Reviewer, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, Elsevier publications.

Dr. Snober S. Mir

Life member, Indian Association of Cancer Research.

Life member, Indian Association of Lung Cancer.

Life member, Indian Science Congress Association.

Life member, Indian Society of Cell Biology

Reviewer of International Journal, Bentham Publications.

Reviewer of CNS and Neurological disorders- Drug Targets.

Dr. (Er.) Mohammed Haris Siddiqui

European Association for Cancer Research

Bioved Research Society(DST-Govt of India), Allahabad.

Executive Team, Life Science Foundation India, Karnataka


Member, Society of Biological Chemists, India.

Reviewer, Biochemistry & Analytical Biochemistry (OMICS)

Dr. Shazi Shakil

Editorial board member in international journals: Archives of Medicine,

Pelagia Research Lib, Molecular Enzymology and Drug Targets..

http://imedpub.com/ojs/index.php/archmedicine/about/editorialTeam

Member of ITHEA International Scientific Society, Bulgaria, Sofia 1000,

P.O. Box 775.

Advisory board member to Enzoinformatics Unit, King Fahd Medical

Research Center, KAAU, Saudi Arabia: http://kfmrc.kau.edu.sa/Pages-

cbg.aspx

Dr. Salman Akhtar

Member of European Association for Cancer Research (EACR), Nottingham.

http://imedpub.com/ojs/index.php/archmedicine/about/editorialTeam



Editorial Member in International Research Journal of Advance

Bioinformatics (IRJABI).


Reviewer in Journal of Computer Aided Molecular Design (JCAM)

[Springer].

Reviewer in E3 Journal of Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Research.

Dr. Alvina Farooqui

Member of European Association for Cancer Research

Member of Bioved Research and Communication Centre, Allahabad.

Member of Life Science Foundation India, Karnataka.



Reviewer in E3 Journal of Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Research

Dr. Aisha Kamal

Member, International Society of Environmental Biologists.


Member, Alumni Association, Integral University, Lucknow.


Dr. Roohi

International Association of Engineers, 2013.

Biotech Research Society of India, 2013.

European Biotechnology Network, 2013.

Scientists Solution: The International Life Science Forum, 2013.

European Federation of Biotechnology, 2013.

Indian Science Congress Association: Membership number- SLM1852.

Member of Alumni Association of Biochemistry, Department of

Biochemistry, Lucknow University, since 2007.

Reviewer of Springer Plus (an International Springer Open Journal), 2013.

Reviewer of Saltonstall-Kennedy (SK) Federal Funding grants office (for

research proposal), NMFS, St. Petersburg, USA, 2013.

Mr. Mohammed Kalim Ahmad Khan

Membership of European Association for Cancer Research (EACR).

Associate editor of Online International Journal of Biosolution (OIJB).


Mr. Mohammad Haneef


Life Member of Association of Microbiologist of India.

Senior Member of International Association of Computer Science and

Information Technology.

International Society for Environmental Information Sciences

Er. Ahmad Faiz Khan, Er. Neha Jain

Member, International Association of Engineers, Hong Kong




Faculty members are invigorated time to time with the participation and

organization of Summer Lecture Series, Seminars, Workshops, Quality

Improvement Programme, UGC/MHRD sponsored training programme, Short

Term Courses, Faculty Recharge Programmes, Orientation Courses, Refresher

Courses, Continuing Education Programme etc.


Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental

projects 40%

Percentage of student doing projects in collaboration with other universities /

industries / institute 60%

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by faculty.

Dr. A.H.A. Farooqui

Aligarh Muslim Univ. awarded merit scholarship for M.Sc. (Botany) during 1969-70.

ICAR, New Delhi awarded Junior Research fellowship for Ph.D (Plant Physiology)

during 1971-75.

DAAD, Germany awarded fellowship under CSIR –DAAD exchange fellowship to

visit Germany during Jan-April 1984.

The Indian society for Plant Physiology awarded J.J.Chinoy memorial gold medal

(2006) for significant research in the field of Plant Physiology. The award was

presented at the Annual Gerneral Body meeting of the Society held at Kerala

Agricultural University, Thrissur.

Awarded appreciation award by CIMAP on CIMAP annual Day 26th

March 07 for

obtaining J.J.Chinoy award for the year 2006 from Indian Soc. of Plant physiology.

Certificate of appreciation was awarded to Farooqui AHA, Shukla YN, Gupta R,

Sharma S, Kumar S. and D.Kumar National Technology day (11th

May 2007) in

appreciation of their contribution for developing the knowhow for mosquito

repellent spray formulation (Mospray) which was licensed and demonstrated to

industry.

Honoured by Essential Oil Association of India in National Seminar on aromatic

grasses held at Regional Research Institute Bhubhuneswar in 1998 by Essential Oil

Association of India

CIM-RACE life time achievement award given on annual day function on 26th

March,2008

Team effort recognition for contribution to FICCI Award 2005 (Rural

development) won by CIMAP "award was given on 26th

March 2006.

Nominated as consulting editor of Indian Journal of Plant Physiology,

Honoured in CSIR-DAAD Symposium (Nov 1992) on Biosciences in a poster

presentation on medicinal and aromatic plants, received a prize of DM 500 as book

grant.

Dr. Iffat Zareen Ahmad

Young Scientist Award in Chemical Sciences in the 7th

Conference of International

Academy of Physical Sciences from Dec. 21-23, 2004 organized by University of



Allahabad., Rajyashree Tandon Open University, Allahabad and International

Academy of Physical Sciences. Gave oral presentation for young scientist award

category on “Study on Chl a synthesis by laser induced fluorescence and UV-visible

spectrophotometer in the presence of heavy metals”.

Awarded Fellowship of 760 Australian Dollars to attend and present a research paper

in Ninth International Phycological Congress (IPC9) to be held in Tokyo, Japan from

2-8 August, 2009.

Awarded Fellowship to attend the Conference on Plant Tissue Culture and

Agribiotechnology held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 17th

to 21st June, 2007.

Attended and presented a poster in “Onco-2013, National Conference on Advances in

Cancer Research & Symposium on Cervical Cancer” (12-13 February 2013)

Organized by Era’s Lucknow Medical College U.P. India and won Second Prize for

best poster presentation.

Attended and presented a paper in National Seminar on Plant Sciences: New

Technologies, Conservation and Environment, 23-24 February 2013, organized by

Department of Botany, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh and won Runner up prize

for best poster presentation.

Dr. Snober S. Mir

Young Scientist Award for the Best Poster Presentation at International Conference

on Advances in Cancer Research, Indian Association of Cancer Research (IACR),

Thiruananthapuram, Kerala, India. ( 2003 ).

Research Fellowship, Department Of Biotechnology, Govt. Of India. (1997-1999)

Junior and Senior Research Fellowship, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education

and Research, Chandigarh (1999- 2004).

Post Doctoral Fellowship, Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA, USA.(2005-

2008)

EU-CSIR, Post Doctoral Fellowship at Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow

(2009-2010).

Dr. Mohammed Haris Siddiqui

Third Best Paper presentation award on paper entitled ‘In memoriam

G.N.Ramachandaran’ in a symposium organized on G.N.Ramachandaran( his life

and work)| by Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi on 28th

Feb 2006, National

Science Day presided over by P.Balaram,Director, Indian Institute of Science,

Bangalore.

Awarded with prestigious “ Young Scientist Award-2007 ” by

Dr.M.R.Siddiqui,Father of Nematology(India) & Principal Scientist,C.A.B.

International Institute of Parasitology,United Kingdom in the field of Biotechnology

at Vigyan Parishad, University of Allahabad by Bioved Research and

Communication, Allahabad ( an autonomous body under Ministry of Science and

Technology, Government of India) at 9th

Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers

Congress.

Honoured by Prof. S.W. Akhtar, Vice Chancellor, Integral University, Lucknow for

research excellence in the field of Biodiesel on 28th

Feb, 2007 (National Science

Day).



Awarded with prestigious “Dr.Virendra Swaroop Memorial International Young

Scientist Award in Bioinformatics-2008” at International Conference on

Biotechnology for Today’s World organized by D.B.S.college, Kanpur on 2-3

December’2008.

Recipient of Gold Medal for securing 1st rank in Master of Technology in

Biotechnology in the year 2008 with an aggregate of 84% marks. Medal was

presented by Shri Abdul Mannan, Hon’ble Minister for Science and Technology,

Government Pradesh at Degree Conferment Ceremony held at Integral University,

Lucknow on 11th

November, of Uttar 2009.

Awarded with prestigious innovative “Young Scientist Award-2009 in

Nanobiotechnology” by Life Science Foundation India (LSFI) Morigeri,Karnataka in

collaboration with N.C. College of Engineering, Israna,Panipat in a National Level

Research Training Programme on innovative Nanobiotechnology and Molecular

Techniques. The award was given by former Director National Bureau of Animal

Genetic Resources (I.C.A.R) Prof (Dr.) Sahai along with Dr. Krunal Chopra,

Director, Life Science Foundation India.

Awarded with “Young Scientist Visiting Scholarship -2010 in Biotechnology” by

Uttar Pradesh Council for Science and Technology, Government of Uttar Pradesh (

Cash award of around Rs 19,500) for pursuing advanced research work in the area of

Biotechnology under the supervision of Professor Rajendra Prasad, Pro-Vice

Chancellor and Scientist, School of Life Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New

Delhi-110067.

Awarded with “Maulana Azad National Scholarship-2010” for pursuing research in

Biotechnology by University Grant Commission (U.G.C) New Delhi.

Awarded with “Dr.R.N.Dwivedi medal for research excellence in the field of

Biotechnology-2011” by Dr.H.Ravi Shanker,Director,Central Institute of Sub-

Tropical Horticulture(I.C.A.R) at Vigyan Parishad,University of Allahabad by Bioved

Research Institute of Agriculture and Technology under Ministry of Science and

Technology,Govt of India at 13th

Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress

held on 19-20 Feb’2011.

Awarded with the prestigious Young Scientist Award-2011 in the field of

Biotechnology and Bioinformatics from Council of Science and Technology,

Government of Uttar Pradesh by Hon’ble Minister for Science and Technology Shri

Abdul Mannan along with other state dignitaries at C.V.Raman Auditorium Lucknow

on 29th

November, 2011.The award includes a cash prize of Rs.25, 000, a citation, a

shawl and a memento.

Dr. Shazi Shakil

All India 34th

Rank in DBT-JRF (Junior Research Fellowship Exam) 2006,

conducted by Department of Biotech, Govt. of India.

CSIR-UGC-NET (National Eligibility Test for Lectureship) qualified, held on

18/6/2006

GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering)-2006 qualified, 98.26 percentile,

All India Rank-173 GATE-2005 qualified, 93.30 percentile

Availed DBT [email protected]. during MSc Biotech programme.

2nd

position in MSc Biotech programme; 76.43% Marks

2nd

position in BSc Biochemistry programme; 79.13% Marks

Letter of academic appreciation from the then central food minister, Mr. Ajit Singh

mailto:[email protected]



Ranked 1st in High School Board Exams in school and 2

nd in AMU Board; 89.4%

Marks Felicitated by “AFMI, USA”, “Aggrawal Mahasabha”, “Bharat Vikas Parishad”

and “CEPECAMI” for excellence in high school board exams.

Dr. Roohi

CSIR-JRF-NET 2007,

GATE in 2008,

ARS NET 2009

Er. Neha Srivastava

Qualified GATE in 2012

Topper of B.Tech - M.Tech dual degree in Biotechnology programme.

Selected as a suitable candidate for Teacher Assistantship Programme during

the M.Tech. and got the scholarship for the same.

Dr. Alvina Farooqui

Awarded with Jamia Hamdard foundation scholarship for the year 2008 for

excellence in education.

Awarded with 2nd

prize for paper presentation by Life Science Foundation

India (LSFI) Morigeri, Karnataka in collaboration with N.C. College of

Engineering, Israna, Panipat in a National Level Research Training

Programme on innovative Nanobiotechnology and Molecular Techniques.

Recipient of Silver Medal for securing 2nd

rank in Master of Technology in

Biotechnology in the year 2008 with an aggregate of 84% marks.

Mr. Mohammed Kalim Ahmad Khan

Qualified CSIR- NET (Lectureship)

Qualified GATE with 96.70 percentile

Mr. Mohammed Haneef

ARS-NET 2010 Qualified with roll no. 210304120392

GATE qualified, conducted by IIT Roorkee 2007 with 97.5 percentile.

Qualified ICAR-SRF (PGS) 2009-10, PhD (All India 6TH

Rank).

Er. Neha Jain

Qualified GATE

Er. Asif Khursheed

Qualified GATE

Er. Khwaja Osama

Qualified GATE

Qualified CSIR- NET

Er. Soban Ahmad Faridi

Qualified GATE




international) with details of outstanding participants if any.

I) National Level Conference

DST sponsored INSPIRE science camp

DST, INSPIRE science camp was organized in collaboration with Department of

Bioscience, Integral University from 16 to 20 November 2012. Following eminent

scientists and academician delivered lectures:, Prof. (Mrs) Manju Sharma former

Secretary, DBT, Govt. of India, Prof. D.K. Gupta, Vice Chancellor, King George

Medical University, Dr. C.S. Nautiyal Director NBRI, Dr. Ram Rajashekhran

Director CIMAP, Dr. K.C. Gupta Director IITR, Dr. N.C. Mehrotra, Director

BSIP, Dr M.K.J. Siddiqui Director UP CST, Dr H. Ravishankar, Director CISH,

Dr P.K. Seth, CEO Biotech Park, Dr J.K. Jana, Director NBFGR etc.

Department of Bioengineering in Collaboration with Department of

Nanobiotechnology, Life Science Foundation India, Morigeri, Kanataka

organized a National Level Conference on “Nanoscience and Biotechnology:

Present and Future Prospective” on 20th

April, 2013

Dr. R.K. Khandal, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Gautam BuddhTechnical

University (formerly U. P. Technical University), Lucknow was the Chief Guest.

Guest of Honour

Dr.B.K.Dwivedi, Director, Bioved Research Institute of Agriculture and

Technology, Allahabad on “Biotechnological approaches for rehabilitation of

poorest masses of the country”.

Dr. S. Solomon, Director, Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research (IISR-ICAR),

Lucknow

Dr. B.K. Dwivedi, Director, Bioved Research Institute of Agriculture and

Technology, Allahabad

Dr. H. Ravishanker, Director, Central Institute of Subtropical Horticulture (CISH-

ICAR), Lucknow

Speakers

Dr. Aqeel Ahmad, Post Doctoral Researcher in Dept. of Biomedical Engineering

and Computational Science, Aalto University, Finland.

Dr.Prashanta Kumar Pal, Nanobiotechnology and Drug Discovery Laboratory,

Mangalayatan University, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh delivered a talk on “Tissue

Engineering: Integration of Animal Biotechnology and Nanotechnology.”



Plenary Lecture by Dr.A.B.Pant, Senior Scientist, Indian Institute of

Toxicological Research (IITR, CSIR) Lucknow on Application of stem cells

in regenerative medicine: research approaches and future strategies

Plenary Lecture by Dr.Ajit Kumar Shasany,Senior Scientist, Central Institute of

Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP,CSIR) Lucknow on Aroma Genomics

Plenary Lecture by Dr. P.K. Srivastava, Scientist, Central Drug Research Institute

(CSIR), Lucknow on Nanotechnology: Small is beautiful

II) Workshops

1. A National Level Workshop on “Fundamentals of Nanoscience and

Biotechnology” was organized by the Deptt of Nanobiotechnology, Life

Science Foundation India Kanataka in collaboration with Deptt of

Bioengineering, Integral University, Lucknow from 28-3 Jan,2013

Chief Guest

Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Integral University, Professor Syed Waseem Akhtar was

the Chief Guest of the Workshop

Guest of Honour

Prof.(Dr.) M.K.J.Siddiqui

Prof. Uday S. Racherla, Professor of Innovation & Intellectual Property

Management, I.I.T.Kanpur.

Prof. (Dr.) Zainul Abdin,Dean, Faculty of Science,Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi.

Dr. M.I. Siddiqi, Scientist, CDRI (CSIR), Lucknow

Speakers

Dr. Dibyendu Banerjee, Scientist, CDRI (CSIR), Lucknow.

Dr. B.K. Dwivedi, Director, Bioved Research Institute of Agriculture and

Technology, Allahabad on Biotechnological approaches for rehabilitation of

poorest masses of the country

Plenary Lecture by Prof. (Dr.) D.K.Gupta, University of Allahabad on Exosomes,

Microvesicles and Nanophosphors as Biotags

Guest Lecture by Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh K. Tiwari, Dy. Director and Head, Amity

Institute of Biotechnology, Lucknow

2. A National Level Workshop on “Computer Aided Drug Designing” was organized

by the Department of Bioengineering, Faculty of Engineering, Integral University,

Lucknow in collaboration with Department of Life Sciences, EGICORE, Lucknow

Guest of Honour

Prof. (Dr.) A. K. Sengupta, (Pro-Vice Chancellor, University of Lucknow,

Lucknow.

Prof. (Dr.) M. K. J. Siddiqui, Patron & Guest of Honor (Director & Secretary,

UP-CST, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow)

Dr. S. K. Chauhan, Guest of Honor (Director, RFRAC, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh,

Lucknow



Dr. S. K. Gangwar, Patron (Scientist-C, Research Ext. Centre, Central Silk Board,

Bahraich, U.P.)

Speakers

Dr. S. Rajan (Principal Scientist & Head, CISH, Lucknow) delivered a lecture on

Plagiarism in Scientific Writing

Er. Ankur Mohan (Managing Director, Bio-EGICORE, Lucknow) delivered a

lecture Disease Identification and access on various Drug Databases

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the department

Code of ethics for research and development followed by the departments is

available in Ph.D. Ordinance.

32. Student profile course-wise:

Name of the Course

(refer to question no.4) Applications

Received Selected


Male Female

B. Tech Biotechnology 207 43/55 21/27

M. Tech Biotechnology 59 5/16 8/27

M.Tech Biotechnology

(Evening)

25 2/6 8/24

M.Tech Bioinformatics 22 3/6 14/27

B.Tech-M.Tech

Biotechnology Dual

degree

8 5/3 62/37

Ph. D. 5 1/2 20/40

33. Diversity of students -

Name of the

Course

(refer to question

no.4)

% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

university

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the state

% of

students

from other

countries

B.Tech.

Biotechnology

- - - -

M.Tech

Biotechnology

33 38 28 Nil

M.Tech

Biotechnology

(Part time)

50 50 Nil Nil

M.Tech

Bioinformatics

33.5 66.5 Nil Nil

B.Tech-M.Tech

Biotechnology

Dual degree

100 - - -

Ph. D. 86 14 Nil Nil




NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Given details category-wise.

GATE 2010

1. Akhilesh Kr. Kuswaha

2. Navodit Bhatnagar

3. Akansha Singh

4. Maqsood Azam

5. Rajneesh Sachan

6. Anurag Srivastava

7. Javed Khan

8. Syed Faraz Abbas

9. Asif Ali

10. Abuzer Amir

11. Achyut Dhar Dwivedi

12. Anil Sharma

13. Aparna Yadav

14. Arvind Kumar

15. Faiz Siddiqui

16. Farha Khan

17. Gaurav Srivastava

18. Shiv Mangal Singh

19. Shreya Goel

GATE 2011

1. Amit Kumar

2. Asif Khursheed

3. Khalid Kamal Pasha

4. Kumari Akansha

5. Lakshman Kushwaha

6. Madhvi Singh

7. Mustafeez Ahmad Khan

8. Ram Nath

9. Saumya Agarwal

10. Supreet Kaur

11. Surabhi Mishra

12. Vinod Kumar Vishwakarma

13. Anurag Srivastava

14. Akhilesh Kuswaha

15. Maqsood Azam

16. Rajneesh Sachan

GATE 2012

1. Shazia Siddiqui

2. Nikhat Yasmeen



3. Vebhav Singh

4. Sana Siddiqui

5. Richa Jain

6. Rashmika Singh

7. Rabab Anjum

8. Navin Kumar Gaur

9. Santosh Kumar

10. Ravi Shanker Prasad

11. Randheer Singh Yadav

12. Shaheen Siddiqui

13. Deepak Kumar Patel

14. Zeeshan Alam

15. Asim Hussain

16. Mohammad Quwaish

17. Kausar Imam Abdi

18. Abhishekh Kumar

19. Ekta Shukhla

GATE 2013

1. Anum Khan

2. Mohd. Shavez Beg

3. Nida Arif

4. Nilesh Kumar

5. Ruchi Verma

6. S. Kumari

7. Khushboo Sao

NET

Amreen Zia, M.Tech Biotechnology 2010

DBT-JRF

Amreen Zia, M.Tech Biotechnology, 2010

Maulana Azad Fellowship, UGC

1. Varish Ahmad

2. Feroz Akhtar

3. Eram Shakeel

4. Nida Fatima

Council for Science and Technology, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh Fellowship

Feroz Akhtar

Awarded INSPIRE fellowship

Dharamveer Singh, M.Tech Biotechnology in 2011



Shruti Saxena, M.Tech Biotechnology, 2012

Awarded Biotech Consortium India Ltd.(BCIL)fellowship

Asif Khan, B.Tech-M.Tech Dual Degree, 2012


Student Progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG 60-70%

PG to M.Phil. 02%

PG to Ph.D. 30%

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral 10%

Employed

Campus selection


30-40%

10%

Entrepreneurs 02%

36. Diversity of staff-

Percentage of faculty who are graduated

Of the same university 16%

From other universities within the state 79%

From universities from other Sates 5%

From universities outside the country N/A

37. Number of faculty who were awarded Ph.D. D.Sc. and D. Litt during the assessment

period-

Five


a) Library

Central library is equipped with latest edition of books on biotechnology and

related subjects.

The journals are subscribed which are consulted for latest researches in the field of

Biotechnology. The library has also subscribed to several world renowned databases

and e-resources consortia comprising several e-journals like

International Journal of Nano science and Nanotechnology

Asian Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Environmental Science

Biospectrum

Indian Journal of Experimental Biology

Indian Journal of Biotechnology

Indian Journal of Plant Genetic Resource

Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering

Journal of Food Science and Technology

Medicinal and Aromatic plant abstracts



Journal of Intellectual Property Rights

Advance Biotech

Journal of Genetics

Departmental library is also available to the students. The library is well equipped with

latest edition of high demand books on fermentation technology, bioprocess engineering and

other areas of biotechnology. About half a dozen copies are available for each of the

following essential books: Principles of Biochemistry by Lehninger, Immunology by Kuby,

Molecular Biology of the Cell by Alberts, Bioinformatics by D.W Mount to name a few.

Apart from books the library is also equipped with journals, research notes and newspapers.


The internet facility along with Bioinformatics lab is available to the students

and staff member.


15

d) Class room with ICT facility

04

e) Students laboratories

13


07

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associate



From the host university From other universities

Saif Khan Varish Ahmad

Mohd Haris Siddiqui Sumanlata

Alvina Farooqui

Shazia Suhail

Khan Uzma Aftab

Nida Fatima

Ahmad Faiz Khan

Firoz Akhtar

Neha Srivastava

Anupam Dhasmana

Eram Shakeel

Faiza Kirmani

Neha Sharma




About 10-20% students are getting financial assistance in the form of minority

scholarship (Maulana Ali Miyan Scholarship) or fees exemption from university.

Teaching assistant fellowship in the form of earning while learning scheme is

awarded to the following students of M.Tech Biotechnology.

1. Eram Shakeel

2. Nida Fatima

3. Anupam Dhasmana

4. Eram Shakeel

5. Faiza Kirmani

6. Madhur Mishra


programme (s)?

Yes, before implementing of new course vital exercise is made to assess the quality

and output of the course in present scenario. The course syllabus and module are

prepared in consultation with the experts of the reputed organizations and

universities.

42. Does the department obtain feedback form

a. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evolution? If yes how does the


Authentic feedback from faculty are always welcome by Department and Board of

studies; and implemented regularly regarding methodology of teaching, learning

process and evaluation etc.

b. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evolution and how does the


Students are involved in evaluating teaching-learning process and feedback taken at

the end of each semester. On the basis of feedback faculty are instructed to

implement and improve the quality of teaching and learning process.

c. alumni and employers on the programmers offered and how does the department utilize

the feedback?

The faculty members are regularly in touch with alumni of the department and

through mutual discussion the quality of infrastructure and teaching process are

improved by the department.




1. Syed Wajeehul Shapar, 2013, Nestle India Pvt. Ltd.

2. Shristee Shree, 2013, Nestle India Pvt. Ltd.

3. Mohd Sheeraz ,2013, MS, University College Dublin, Ireland.

4. Nilesh Kumar, 2013, M.Tech IIIT Allahabad.

5. Randheer Singh Yadav, 2012, M.Tech, IIT Kanpur

6. Madhvi Singh, 2011, PhD, IIT Guwahati

7. Asif Razzaq, 2010, Enterprenuer, GBIOFIN Biotech Services, Lucknow

8. Faiz Siddiqui, 2010, Enterprenuer, Nature’s Lap, Lucknow

9. Shreya Goel, 2010 PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison

10. Er. Bhanu Pratap Singh, 2010, Entrepreneur, Shristi Bioenergy, Lucknow Pvt.

Ltd

44. Give details of students enrichment programmes (special lecture / workshops/ seminar


Special Lectures, seminars and training programmes etc. are being organized at

regular interval at department and university level. Eminent scientists and

academician from national and international institute/university are invited to

deliver lectures on various aspects of biotechnology and allied field.

Date Topic Speaker

31.08.2010 Storage Technology Mr. Amit Rawat

Program Manager, EMC Data

Storage Systems Pvt. Ltd

31.08.2010 All India Mock GATE

Exam

Mr. Animesh Mishra- Regional

Manager, Career Launcher

India Ltd, Lucknow.

07.10.2010 Plant Growth Promoting

Rhizobacteria

Dr. M. Alam, Scientist G,

CIMAP, Lucknow

13.01.2011 Tricks to crack Aptitude

Test

Mr. Arun Sharma and Ms.

Meenakshi Upadhya-Director

AMS mindwork

07.03.2011 Tricks to crack Aptitude

Test

Mr. Ashutosh Srivastava-

Campus relationship Manager

(U.P. & U.K.) Aspiring Minds

09.01.2012 Softskill development

workshop on

communication skill and

team building

Mr. Abhishek Srivastava, TCS

02.02.2012 Dairy Technology Mrs. Shanam Chopra, Parag

Dairy

21.09.2012 Flow Cytometry BD Biosciences, Dr. Mohanty

(Marketing Director)



28.1.13-30.1.13

National level Workshop

on Fundamentals of

Nanoscience and

Biotechnology

Organized by Life Science

Foundation India in

collaboration with Department

of Bioengineering, Integral

university

20.4. 2013 National Level Conference

on Nanoscience and

Biotechnology present and

future prospective

Organized Life Science

Foundation of India,

Karnataka and Department of

Bioengineering, Integral

University Lucknow

20.10.2013 Fungal Infections and

mechanism of drug

resistance in fungi.

Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra Prasad

from Jawaharlal Nehru

University, New Delhi.

9.11.2013-10.11.2013 1st National Level

Workshop on “Computer

Aided Drug Designing”

(1st- NW- CADD-2013)

Organized by Dept. of

Bioengineering, Faculty of


University, Lucknow in

collaboration with Department

of Life-Science, EGICORE,

23.11.2013 Mock GATE, 2013 Organized by Double Helix

Society, Dept. of


University.

17.12.2013 ABLE AMCAT

Employability Test

Drive2013

Organized by ABLE- Aspiring

CCG&D of Integral University.

10.01. 2014 1st National Level

Workshop on “Intellectual

Property System: India

Today and Tomorrow

Organized by Intellectual

Property Rights Management

Cell (IPRMC) CCGND,

Integral university, Lucknow in

collaboration with Intellectual

Property Owners Association,

New Delhi.

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for difference programmes-

Oral/ Graphics/ Tabular/ Cartoon Projection

PPT Projection

Multimedia

Tutorials

46. How does the department ensure the programme objectives are constantly met and


The lesson plans are prepared at beginning of each semester and their

completions are monitored routinely by the regulatory authorities.

By conducting teacher-student interactive program.



To evaluate subject knowledge of students, regular class test and mid semester

exam along with surprise test and viva examination are conducted regularly.

Number of students qualifying in competitive test at National and International

level and their placement in industries along with selection for higher learning

and research.

Regular personality development classes are arranged for preparing the

students for the development of communication skill to qualify various

interviews.

Students regularly present term papers during seminar classes which enhances

their research capability.

The students are constantly guided to develop entrepreneurship capabilities in

the various areas of biotechnology, with enhanced efficiency, productivity, cost

effectiveness, and scientific and technological empowerment of human resource.


University has adopted the three nearby villages named as Dasuli, Paikramau and

Behta. 3 Units of NSS each consisting of 100 students (of 1st and 2

nd year) organizes

Special camps each year attended by each unit separately.

The NSS conducts the following activities as part of its programme

• Village survey

• Health awareness camps against malaria and polio (volunteer in pulse polio

abhiyan)

• Cleaning of village, schools as well as drainage system

• Tree plantation

• Development of playground for village children

• Interaction with Anganwadi workers

• Literacy, anti-dowry, ill effects of alcoholism and sanitation campaign

• Shramdan

• Awareness campaign regarding child marriage ,dowry system and girl child

education

• This year 19 students of the department are part of NSS team

48. Give details of beyond syllabus scholarly activities of the department.

The students are regularly deputed to seminar and workshop organized by the

Local Chapters of National Academy of Sciences, Indian National Science



Aacademy, Indian Academy of Sciences, Biotech Research Society, UP

Association for Advancement of Science and Technology etc.

The scientific events organized by the Regional Science City, UP Council of

Science & Technology, UP Biodiversity Board, Biotech Park are also attended

by the students.

The students are encouraged to obtain professional training from national and

international laboratories of the country e. g. NBRI, CDRI, IITR, CISH,

NBFGR, CIMAP, SGPGI, KGMU, JNU, IISc, IARI etc.

Co-Curricular Activities in the Department

Programme Organized by Duration Activities No. of

Students

participated

Achievements

Mock-Gate-

2011

Double-Helix

Society

Department of

Bioengineering,

IU

2days Examination

conducted

150 Preparation for

GATE

examination

Mock-Gate-

2012

Double-Helix

Society

Department of

Bioengineering,

IU

2days Examination

conducted

150 Preparation for

GATE

examination

Group

Discussion,

2012

Double-Helix

Society

Department of

Bioengineering,

IU

2 days Discussion

among

students

with experts

25 Enhancement

of

communication

skill

Biotech Quiz

2012

Double-Helix

Society

Department of

Bioengineering,

IU

3 days Quiz

competition

50 Knowledge

enhancement

Concept

Papers

2012

Double-Helix

Society

Department of

Bioengineering,

IU

2 days Written

competition

15 Development

of writing skill

Proposal to

DST

Double-Helix

Society

30 days Project

writing

5 Learning

project writing



2012 Department of

Bioengineering,

IU

DNA Passport:

working model

2010

Double-Helix

Society

Department of

Bioengineering,

IU

2 days Working

model

6 Submitted in

Uttar Pradesh

Government

passport office

for the

approval.

ABLE

AMCAT

Employability

Test Drive

2013-

ABLE Aspiring

Mind &

CCG&D,

Integral

University

1day Examination

conducted 103 Preparing the

students for

industries

Mock-Gate-

2013

Double-Helix

Society

Department of

Bioengineering,

IU

2days Examination

conducted

150 Preparation for

GATE

examination

* Department of Bioengineering has established “Double helix”: The Biotech Society of

Integral University. Dr. Salman Akhtar is the present General Secretary of the society and

all the faculty members are members and event coordinators.

Co-Curricular Activities out of the Department

Programme Organized

by

Duration Activities No. of

Students

participated

Achievements

Enterpreneurship

prgramme

conducted by

ABLE BEST

2011

IISc,

Bangalore

2 days seminar 03 Won 12th

All

India position

for their

innovative

idea

“Treatment of

cancer with

nutrition

implemented

nanoparticles”

'Science Express

- Biodiversity

Special (SEBS)'

-

Department

of Science &

Technology

and Ministry

of

1 Day Visit 85



2012 Environment

& Forests,

Government

of India

(GoI)

Science Expo-

2012

Regional

science city,

Lko

4 days Biogas:

Working

Model

(Supervised

by: Prof. (Dr.)

Iffat Zareen

Ahmad

3 Appreciation

from the

scientific

community,

invitation for

funding,

creating

awareness,

development

of scientific

skill.

Biofest-2012 Biotech

park, Lko

2 days Seminar,

poster

presentation,

bio-business

plan.

25 Won first

prize for bio-

business plan,

Science Expo-

2013

Regional

science city,

Lko

5 days Cyanobacteria-

based

Biosensor:

Working

Model

(Supervised

by: Prof. (Dr.)

Iffat Zareen

Ahmad

5 Appreciation

from the

scientific

community,

invitation for

funding,

creating

awareness,

development

of scientific

skill.

49. State whether the programme department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes

give details

Appeal against the NBA decision has been applied, the result of which is awaited.


or applied.

The Department has well-qualified and competent faculty with different areas of

specializations. The Department has shown good results in terms of success rate

and placements of the students. The students have qualified various national and



international level competitive examinations and many have opted for higher

studies in India and abroad.

The Department has rich library and has good research facilities. Research is an

important activity of the Department and there are many PhD students. The

Department has a very good record of publications in journals of high repute. The

faculty members are taking regular participation in National and International

Conferences, seminars and Workshops. The Department has established a

Biotechnology Research Trust Fund through which fund is being raised by

providing research training to the students and the new facilities are being

generated in addition to strengthening of research. The Department has many

research projects funded from state and National agencies. To facilitate the

research and development activities the Department has collaborated with repute

Institutes, Industries and universities resulting into several MoUs which are listed

below -

MOUs

Sl. No. Name of Organization Date of

signing of

MoU

Duration

1. Biotech Park, Lucknow 23/12/13 5 years

2. Directorate of Seed Research, Kaithauli, Mau 13/12/13 5 years

3. National Bureau of Agriculturally important

Microorganisms

ICAR, Kusmaur, Mau Nath Banjan.

5/12/13 5 years.

4. Intellectual Property Owners Association,

New Delhi

25/11/ 2013 5 years

5. Central Institute for Subtropical Horticulture,

Rehmankhera, Kakori, Lucknow

25/11/13 3 years

6. Bioved Research Institute of Agriculture and

technology Allahabad

20/4/2013 5 years

7. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical

Sciences, Gomtinagar, Lucknow

25/11/13 3 years

8. Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh 29/01/13 5 years

9. Saraswati Dental College and Hospital,

Lucknow

2/4/13 10 years

10. Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research(IISR-

ICAR), Lucknow

20/4/13 5 years

11. Hanswahini Foundation, Allahabad 27/8/2012 6 years

52. Detail any five strengths, weaknesses Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department.

Strengths



1. Students are encouraged to work in teams for carrying out multi-disciplinary projects

which have direct applications to the society and transfer technology to industrial

scale.

2. There is good learning environment and hands on experimental exposure in order to

develop protocols and analyze, design and comprehend data for publications and to

improve oral and written communication skills.

3. The students develop entrepreneurship capabilities in the various areas of

biotechnology, with enhanced efficiency, productivity, cost effectiveness, and

scientific and technological empowerment of human resource.

4. The permission given by the University to faculty members to attend the conferences,

training, workshop and participation in short course to faculty members gives good

opportunity to update their knowledge and interact with the national and

internationally recognized teaching and scientific communities.

5. The teaching faculty of the department is mainly represented by young and dedicated

scholars who have received training from national and international institutions their

experiences and knowledge are the biggest strength of the department.

Weaknesses

1. Co-curricular activities should be enhanced so that the students get opportunity to

apply what they learn.

2. Availability of more sophisticated instruments will keep the students updated with the

latest developments.

3. More research projects from the Central Government Funding agencies like DST,

DBT, ICMR, CSIR etc will elevate the research status of the department. Due to want

of 12(B) status much grant has not been received from the various central govt.

funding agencies.

4. In near future subscription of high impact scientific journals in the library will make

way for easy dissemination of quality scientific research and information in the

department.

5. Organizing more conferences and workshops will raise the interaction platform of the

department and will make the faculty and students aware of the latest developments

in their respective fields along with interacting with the pioneers in their field.

Opportunities

1. To provide the necessary background in science, particularly in chemistry,

physics, advanced mathematics and biology.

2. To provide the in depth knowledge of subjects so that they can participate and

succeed in national and International challenges in the field of biotechnology.

3. The graduates are expected to possess ability to identify, formulate and solve real

life problems by applying biotechnology

4. The graduates are expected to communicate effectively.

5. The graduates are expected to have the broad education necessary to understand

the impact of biotechnology solutions in a global, economic and societal context.

Challenges

1. The ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret

data.



2. The ability to design a system, a component, or a process to meet desired needs

within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, ethical,

health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability.

3. The engagements of students in life-long learning.

4. To have knowledge of contemporary issues.

5. The ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary

for engineering practice.


To enrich the Department by getting more funding and to establish advanced research

facilities. The Department shall be working towards the upliftment of the students and try

to have maximum placements for the students and they will be guided and encouraged to

qualify various national and international competitive examinations. The efforts should

be made to further improve the status and make it a Centre of Excellence by exploring

new areas of research and innovation.

The Department is also planning to start a new undergraduate programme, Bachelor of

Technology in Food Technology from the session 2014-15.

Continuous efforts are being made to collaborate with premier Institutes and Universities

by signing MoUs in order to strengthen research and training.




1. Name of the Department : Civil Engineering





Integrated Ph.D., etc.) :

I. Bachelor of Technology

II. Master of Technology (Structures) Part Time and Full Time

III. Master of Technology (Environmental Engineering Part Time and Full

Time)

IV. PhD program in collaboration with other universities are carried out

5. Interdisciplinary courses and departments involved

Disaster Management, Environmental Studies, Environment Ecology

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : NIL




Sl.

No

Subject Sem./

Year

Course Department offering the

courses

1. Disaster Management III/II

IV/II

B.Tech Mechanical, Electrical,

Computer Science, IT.

Biotech, Electrical

Electronics,

2. Environment and Ecology VII/IV B.Tech Mechanical, CSE,

Electrical, IT, Bio Tech,

Electronics

3. Environmental Studies I/I B.Tech All Branches of Engg.

4. Remote Sensing and GIS VII B.Tech Mechanical


Professors)


CAS/MPS

Professor 03 01 -

Associate Professors/Jr.


Asst. Professors/Lecturer 24 28 -





May 2014)

Sl.

No.


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

1. Dr. M. J. A.

Siddiqui

Ph.D. Professor Ecology 06+ 7

2. Er. Meraj Ahmad

Khan

M.Tech.

Ph.D

(pursuing)

Associate

Professor

Hydraulic

Structure

9+ Nil

3. Er. Syed Aqeel

Ahmad

M. Planning

Ph.D(pursuing)

Associate

Professor

Transportation

Engineering

8 Nil

4.

Er. Sabih Ahmad

M.Tech.

Ph.D

(pursuing)

Jr. Associate

Professor

Building

Engineering/

Structure

13 Nil

5. Dr. Zubair Khan M.Sc, Ph.D Jr. Associate

Professor

Functional

Analysis

08 Nil

6. Ms. Naseema

Khatoon

M.Sc. Jr. Associate

Professor

Inorganic

Chemistry

16 Nil

7. Er. Rajiv Banarjee

M.Tech. Jr. Associate

Professor

Environmental

Engineering

25 Nil

8. Er. Nakul Gupta

M.Tech. Asst.

Professor

Construction

Management

03 Nil

9. Er. Raj Bandhu

Dixit

M.Tech. Asst.

Professor

Structural Engg. 03 Nil

10. Er. Iqbal Khan

M.Tech. Asst.

Professor

Environmental

Engineering

02 Nil

11. Er. Juned Ahmad M.Tech. Asst.

Professor

Environmental

Engineering

1+ Nil

12. Er. Shoebuddin

Usmani

M.Tech. Asst.

Professor

Structural Engg. 1+ Nil

13. Er. Nusrat Ali

M.Tech. Asst.

Professor

Environmental

Engineering

1 Nil

14. Mr. Mohammad

Usama

M. Phil.,

UGC-NET

Asst.

Professor

Environmental

Biotechnology

04+ Nil

15. Dr. Ayazul Hasan

Ph. D.

Mathematics

Assistant

Professor

Module Theory

03 nil

16 Mr. Hafiz Mohd.

Arif

M. A. Assistant

Professor

English 5 Nil

17 Er. Tabsheer

Ahmad

M.Tech. Assistant

Professor

Earthquake

Engineering

3 M Nil

18. Er. Imran Ahmad

M.Tech. Assistant

Professor

Environmental

Science

8 M Nil

19. Er. Mohd.

Mufizuddin

B.Tech. Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)

Civil Engineering 03+ Nil

20. Er. S. M. Ashraf

Husain

M.Tech.

Pursuing

Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)

Structural

Engineering

08+

Nil



Sl.

No.


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

21. Er. M.U. Rizvi

M.Tech.

Pursuing

Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)


22. Er. Manoj Kumar

M.Tech.

Pursuing

Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)


23. Er. Shilpi Singh

M.Tech.

Pursuing

Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)


24. Er. Abdullah

Anwar

B.Tech. Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)

Civil Engineering 10 M Nil

25. Ms. Amina Jafri

M.Sc, Dip. in

Disaster Mgmt

Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)

Environmental

Science

04+ Nil

26. Ms. Rahila

Rahman Khan

M.Sc,

M.B.A

Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)

Environmental

Science

2 Nil

27. Er. Maseeh

Ahmad

B.Tech. Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)

Civil Engineering 01 Nil

28. Dr. Sheeba Rizvi

Ph. D. Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)

Differential

Geometry

03 nil

29. Er. Moiz Ahmad

M.Sc., M.Tech Asst. Prof.

(Jr.)

Electronics/

Nanotech

04 nil

30. Mr. Riyazuddin

Khan

M.Sc. Lecturer Environmental

Botany

02 nil

31. Mr. Mohd.

Arsalam

B.Tech. Lecturer Civil Engineering 6 M nil

32. Er. Shahbaz

Ahmad

B.Tech. Lecturer Civil Engineering 2+ nil

33. Moizuddin

Siddiqui


34. Er. Imran Husain


35. Rehan Ali Khan



Prof. S. M. Iqbal (Prof. of Emeritus)

Dr. R. C. Tiwari (Visiting Fellow)


Research Guidance and Expert Lecture


UG - 1:20

PG - 1:12


filled : 06 and 02




Water Shed Management




U.P. Government


b) All India collaboration b) International

University has move with other recognized University of the country



NIL




international recognition NIL


NIL

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)

20 Papers published by the faculty members

Chapters in Books NIL

Monographs NIL

Edited Books NIL

Books with ISBN with details of publishers NIL



Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) NIL

Citation Index – range / average NIL

SNIP NIL

SJR NIL

Impact Factor – range / average NIL

h-index NIL

23. Details of patents and income generated NIL

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated NIL




NIL



(please specify)

Mr. Rajiv Banerjee, Asst. Prof. is a member of Institution of Engineers (India)

(Membership No.- M-1377773) and Institution of Values, New Delhi (Fellowship

No.-F19153)



Short Term Courses

Refresher Courses

Workshops

Participation in Conferences/Seminars



projects 70%




Faculty NIL

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows NIL

Students Yes

o Tameer (A.M.U) (National Level)

o ACC Cube Testing competition (National Level)

o Aqua duct model presented in Science Expo-2013



A 10 days Winter School on Disaster Management was organized by Integral

University and NITTTR Chandigarh.



Ordinance


Name of the Course


Applications

received

Selected


Male Female

B. Tech. 1945 745 137 38.30% 7.04%

M. Tech. 294 85 42 28.91% 14.28%




Name of the

Course

(refer to

question no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from

other

countries

B. Tech. CE 0% 92.46% 7.54% 0%

M. Tech. SE 45.65% 54.35% 0% 0%



Category-wise details are as follows –

Year No of Student Qualify

National/ International Exam

Total No of Student

GATE MAT CAT Others

2011 03 - - 01 04

2012 05 - - - 05

2013 04 - - - 04



enrolled

UG to PG 6%

PG to M.Phil. Nil

PG to Ph.D. Nil

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Nil

Employed

Campus selection


23%

20%

Entrepreneurs 5%










period

3 Ph.Ds are on the verge of submission 38. Present details of infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library

Departmental library has more than 300 books



d) Class rooms with ICT facility : on shared basis




a) from the host university

Mr. Meraj Ahmad Khan

Mr. Sabih Ahmad

Mr. Sumit Dutta

Ms. Ajanta Devi

Mr. Iqbal Khan

Mr. Anil Kumar Yadava

b) from other universities

Mr. Nakul Gupta


Financial assistance in the shape of fees reduction is given to needy students



Not Applicable


faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the


In the meetings of Board of Studies of the department feedback about

curriculum is obtained, based on this feed back any revision /modification in

curriculum is proposed in the meeting of Academic Council for approval.



In every semester feed back of the students is taken, this feedback is shown to

faculty members. Based on this feedback strength and weakness of faculty

members is sorted out and suggestions for improvement are given by the

competent authorities.

alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department


Alumni/Expert from industries are often invited or called in the meeting of

BOS and feedback from them is taken to revise course structure and

curriculum.





1. Abhishek Gupta Airport Authority of India

IES qualified 2011-12 (AIR- 102)

2. Shahnur Rahman Asst. Engg. PWD, UP

3. Manjari Verma Asst. Engg. PWD, UP

4. Garima Gupta Asst. Engg. PWD, UP

5. Vinod Kumar Yadev Asst. Engg. PWD, UP

6. Gaurav Ranjan Asst. Engg. PWD, UP

7. Altamash Mansoori UPPCL

8. Amit Kumar verma U.P. Bridge corporation

9. Manas Srivastava U.P. Bridge corporation

10. Nezamuddin Engineer’s India Limited





Knowledge Enrichment Programme -2012 (STAAD PRO & PRIMAVERA).

Three days training on STAAD ProV8i by Bentley.





projectors, charts, PPT, video material.





Detailed syllabus is created


Assigning of mentors for individual subjects



Feed back is taken from students at departmental level



incompletion of syllabus

Monthly meetings of mentors, course coordinators and faculty members with

HOD for progress monitoring

Course coverage information is given by faculty members thrice per semester

at university and department level, which is reviewed at the departmental

level by the HOD and also by Dean engineering

Feedback is taken from the recently passed out students who are placed in

reputed organizations regarding their difficulties/experiences. HOD puts up



these difficulties before senior faculties of the department / board of studies.

Changes/reforms are discussed and forwarded.


The University is continuously working with the aim of extension and community

welfare through its various curricular/co-curricular/extra-curricular works.

Through using different techniques such as dialogues, recreational activities,

interactive and participatory programmes and group working, we are continuously

trying to create awareness among masses about their rights, access to information,

exploitation, discrimination, employment opportunities. Our Education/Research/

Extension are based upon the basic human values to help individuals / families and

communities as a whole to lead a successful life in changing our neighborhood

society which is also the surviving strength of Integral University.

The University conducts NSS Camps annually. A total of 5 units comprising of 100

NSS Volunteers each under different programme Officers (including faculties). The

students enrolled in the NSS camps are required to attend villages that are adopted

by the University for social and educational up-liftmen.



syllabus.

Departmental technical events like model making, paper writing, quiz etc

are organized frequently

Participation of students in paper writing in conferences / Journals in

technical events of other institution like NIT’S and IIT’S

Practical exposure in the form of technical work shop in the field of Staad

Pro, Sap2000, ETABS, CAD, Prima Veera is Given to the Students.

Construction Site Visits are arranged to impart practical Knowledge to

the students.


yes, give details.

Yes, the department is accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA) vide

NBA’s letter no. 35-22/2010-NBA (Vol-II) dated 14th

August 2013.


or applied.

The Department strives to conducts research in order to generate new knowledge.


department.

Strengths

High rate of faculty retention in the department

Well developed laboratories.

Qualified faculty

Dedicated faculty and supporting staff

Excellent teaching environment



Weaknesses

Better industry institution interaction is required

Enlistment under 12 (b) of UGC is immediately required.

Research facilities are to be strengthened.

Focus on patent work is required.

Publication of journal of the department required

Research project required.

Opportunities

Opportunities for multi-disciplinary research exist

Department is rapidly growing

Good environment for research & development

Easy access to research journals

Challenges

Hire faculty in key areas to enhance strength of the department.

Build undergraduate/graduate education curriculum in focus areas that matches

strengths in research areas.

Increase industry/Department partnership

Expand development efforts for improved research laboratory infrastructure

Revaluate match between graduate preparation and industry needs.



To start integrated M.Tech. course.

To start M.Tech. in Geotechnical Engg.

To start M.Tech. in Construction Management.

To start M.Tech. in GIS.

To start M.Tech. in Water Resource Engg.

Development of New Laboratories for M.Tech. Courses

Development of New Laboratories for Research




1. Name of the Department : Computer Science and Engineering





Integrated Ph.D., etc.) : Bachelor of Technology

Master of Technology (Evening)

Doctor of Philosophy

5. Interdisciplinary courses and departments involved :

Name of the course Year Department involved

B.Tech (Computer Science

and Engg)

First Physics

Chemistry

English

Mathematics

Electrical

Electronics

Mechanical

Environmental

Second Management

Electronics

Environmental

Third Mathematics

Management

Fourth NIL

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. :

We are not running any courses with other universities, industries, foreign

institutions but some of the faculty members are involved in Ph.D. course as Guide/

mentor offered by department.






PARTICIPATION OF FACULTY

Name of Faculty

Member

Department in which

participating

Nature of

participation

Elective Courses

Ms. Ankita Srivastava Civil Course work

Ms Farah Shan Computer Application Course work

Mr. Nitin Goel Business Administration Course work

Mr. Usman Khan Information Technology Course work

Mr. K.C. Maurya Information Technology Course work

Mr. Avdesh Kumar Computer Application/ Biotech Course work

Ms. Saima Nasir Information Tech Course work

Ms. Sheeba Parveen Management Course work

Ms. Raziqua Masood Electrical/ B.Ed. Course work

Ms Saba Khalid Information Tech Course work

Mr. Mohd Zunnun

Khan

Electronics Course work

Mr. Sudheer Kumar

Singh

Computer Application Course work

Mr. Rahul Ranjan Information Technology, M.Ed. Course work

Mr Anwar Ahmad Electrical Course work

Mr. Iztaba Saleem Khan Information Tech Course work

Ms Sonali Yadav Bio Tech, Mechanical Course work

Ms Minsa Jafar Information Technology Course work

Mr. Rafique Ahmad Electronics Course work

PARTICIPATION OF TEACHING SUPPORTING STAFF

Name of the Staff Department in which

participating

Nature of

participation

Mr. Durga Shankar

Shukla Information Technology/ Comp.

Application

Course work

Mr. Pradeep Kumar

Singh Information Technology Course work

Mr. Bal Mukund

Maurya Information Tech./ Comp.

Application

Course work

Mr. Riyajuddin Khan Information Technology/ Comp.

Application

Course work



Mr. Shoeb Ahad

Siddiqui Comp. Application Course work

Mr. Desh Nidhi

Yadav Information Tech./ Comp.

Application

Course work

Mr. Mohd. Ishaque Civil / Electrical/ Course work

Mr. Shadab Siddiqui Comp. Application/ Electronics/

Electrical/EI

Course work

Mr. Arshad Ali Physics/ Physiotherapy Course work

Mr. Mohd. Isha

Mansoori Information Technology/

Electronics

Course work

PARTICIPATION OF LABS

Name of the Lab Description of Labs Department in

which participating

Nature of

participation

CSE Lab-1 Programming Lab 1 IT Course work

CSE Lab-2 Programming Lab 2 IT/Medical Sc. Course work

CSE Lab-3 Remedial classes and

research Lab

NA Course work

CSE Lab-4 Programming Lab 4 EE/CE Course work

CSE Lab-5 Programming Lab 5 IT Course work

CSE Lab-6 Project Lab IT Course work

CSE Lab-7 Data base Lab NA Course work

CSE Lab-8 Graphics and Multimedia

Lab

EC Course work

CSE Lab-9 PC/ Microprocessor Lab IT/EI/EC Course work

CSE Lab 10 Networks Lab IT Course work


Professors)


CAS/MPS

Professor 04 05 -

Associate Professors/

Jr. Associate Prof.

09 06 -

Asst. Professors/ Asst.

Prof. (Jr.)/Lecturer

28 32 -



11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, Designation and area of specialization,


May 2014)

S. No Name

Qualifica

tion

Designation Specialization No. of

Years

of

Exp.

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

1. Dr. Parvez Mahmood

Khan Ph.D. Professor

Software

Engineering 20+ -

2. Dr. Mohd. Rizwan

Beg Ph.D. Professor

Software

Engineering 17 06

3. Dr Abdul Rahman

Khan Ph.D Professor Chemistry 15 08

4. Er B. P. Bhagat M. Tech Professor

Communicatio

n 34 -

5. Dr Vishal Singh

Chandel Ph.D Professor Physics 13 01

6. Dr. Mohammadi

Akheela Khanum Ph.D.

Associate

Professor

Computer

Engineering 8+ -

7. Dr Minaxi Lohani Ph.D

Associate

Prof Chemistry 15 -

8. Er. Shish Ahmad M.Tech

Jr. Associate

Professor

Network

Security 11 -

9. Er. Mohd. Haroon M.Tech

Jr. Associate

Professor

Wireless

Networking 09

10. Er. Kavita Agrawal M.Tech

Jr. Associate

Professor

Artificial

Intelligence 13 -

11. Er. Mohd. Arif M.Tech

Jr. Associate

Professor

Wireless

Networking 13 -

12. Er. R.P. Verma B.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Software

Engineering 11+

-

13. Er. Farha Shan M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sc

& Engg 08+ -

14. Er Nikhat Akhtar B.Tech

Assistant

Professor Security 07 -

15. Er. K.C. Maurya M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sc

& Engg 05 -

16. Er. Avdesh Kumar M.Tech

Assistant

Professor Security 04+ -

17. Er. Anuj Srivastava M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Cloud

Computing 05+ -

18. Er Anwar Ahmad M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sc

& Engg 05+ -

19. Er. Sheikh Fahad

Ahmad B.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Engg. 03+ -

20. Er. Syed Umar Amin B.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Engg. 03+ -



S. No Name

Qualifica

tion


Years

of

Exp.

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

21. Er. Mohd. Akbar B.Tech

Assistant

Prof.(Jr.) Computer Sci.

& Engg. 03+ -

22. Er. Saima Rahman B.Tech

Assistant

Professor Computer Sci.

& Engg. 06+ -

23. Er. Sheeba Parveen B.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Engg. 05 -

24. Er Saba Khalid B.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Engg. 04+ -

25. Er. Mohd Zunnun

Khan M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Engg. 04 -

26. Er. Sudheer Kumar

Singh M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Engg. 03 -

27. Er. Mohd. Suaib M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Engg. 02+ -

28. Er. Mohd. Usman

Khan B.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Engg. 03 -

29. Er Minsa Zafar M.Tech

Assistant


& Eng 01+ -

30. Er Sonali Yadav M.Tech

Assistant


& Engg. 01+ -

31. Er Rahul Ranjan

Tripathi B.Tech

Assistant


& Engg. 01+ -

32. Er Roshan Jahan B.Tech

Assistant


& Engg. 01+ -

33. Er Ankita Srivastava B.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Eng 01+ -

34. Er Ijtaba Saleem

Khan M.Tech

Assistant


& Eng 01+ -

35. Er Shimaila M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Neural

Network 01+ -

36. Er Rafeeq Ahmed M.Tech

Assistant

Professor Software Engg 01+ -

37. Er Mohammed

Shuaib M.Tech

Assistant

Professor Software Engg 01+ -

38. Er. Alok Joshi

(on study leave) M.Tech

Assistant

Professor Neural

Network 12 -

39. Dr Abdul Wadood

Khan Ph.D

Assistant

Professor Mathematics 13 -

40. Mr Mohd Avaish M.Sc

Assistant

Professor Physics 4

41. Er. Nitin Goel M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Wireless

Networking 4



S. No Name

Qualifica

tion


Years

of

Exp.

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

42. Er. Aftab Yaseen M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer Sci.

& Eng 3+

43. Er. Zaina Khan B.Tech Lecturer

Computer Sci.

& Eng 1+


Sl. No. Name Association

1 Prof(Dr.) Qasim Rafique A.M.U. Aligrah

2 Prof(Dr.) D.S. Yadav I.E.T. Lucknow

3 Mr. Girish Chandra I.E.T. Lucknow

4 Prof(Dr.) R.A. Khan Ambedkar University, Lucknow

5 Dr. Deepak Arora Amity University

6 Prof(Dr.) Vipin Saxena Ambedkar University, Lucknow

7 Dr. Vinodani Katiyar S.R.M.S University, Lucknow

8 Prof(Dr.) K.K. Bhutani Visiting

9 Mr. Alok Chauhan Visiting

10 Prof. (Dr.) Nisar Ahmad A.M.U

11 Prof. (Dr.) Sufiyan Beg A.M.U

12 Mr. Alok Khanna General Manager, Indian Oil Info System

13 Mr. Mohd. Haleem Sr. Project Manager, WIPRO

14 Mr. Izharul Islam Dy. General Manager, Indian Oil, Bhopal

15 Mr. Bhavesh Storewala Sr. Consultant, Accenture, Mumbai

16 Mr. Furkan Ahmad Sr. Software Engg , INFOSYS


Research Guidance and Expert Lectures


1:19


filled :

Sanctioned Filled

Number of academic

support staff (technical)

10 10

Administrative staff 08 08


Departmental Research Thrust Areas

Software Engineering & cloud computing



Computer Networks and communication & Computer Architecture

Artificial Intelligence & Robotics

Interdisciplinary

Research Thrust Areas recognized by funding agencies

Computer Networks and Robotics


agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies and

grants received project-wise.

Under Process

1. A project on E- PATHSHALA and ICT based training & E- Learning world

have been Submitted Jointly by Department of Computer Science & Engg and

Information Technology to council of science and technology, Lucknow, U.P.

of 16 lac budget.)

2. A Project on Gineospider Hospital Remote Patient system is submitted in

DST, Lucknow, U.P.


a) All India collaboration b) International

NIL



A project on E- PATHSHALA and ICT based training & E- Learning world have

been Submitted Jointly by Department of Computer Science & Engg and

Information Technology to council of science and technology, Lucknow, U.P. of 16

lac budget.


State recognition State Government

National recognition University Grants Commission, MoU signed with

A.M.U, Jamia Hamdard Universiy and EMC

Corporation.

International recognition MoU signed with Sarawak University, Malaysia


1. Interdisciplinary Projects

2. 1 Gbps Internet is being sponsored by National Knowledge Network, M.H.R.D,



Govt of India.

22. Publications:



Monographs NIL


Edited Books 01

Books with ISBN with details of publishers NIL



Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) 75+

Citation Index – range / average 1-2

SNIP NIL

SJR NIL

Impact Factor – range / average [0.028-1.6]

h-index NIL

23. Details of patents and income generated NIL

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated Software Development


Dr. Parvez Mahmood Khan visited DKI Melbourne, Australia and Shell GTAS lab

in Malaysia.



(please specify)

03 faculty members of the department are in Editorial Board/ Reviewer

Prof. (Dr.) Parvez Mahmood Khan

1. Member of Faculty board of Faculty of Engineering & Technology, A.M.U.

Aligarh.

2. Editor of International Journal of Software Engineering (IJSE).

3. Reviewer of ICCCT (International conference on Computer & Communication

Technology 2012, 2013), MNNIT Allahabad.



Mr. Shish Ahmad

1. Program committee member / Reviewer of "Second International Conference on

Information Technology in Education (ICITE 2014), Zurich, Switzerland.

2. Program committee member / Reviewer of "Sixth International Conference on

Computer Networks & Communications (CoNeCo-2014).

3. Program committee member / Reviewer of “IEEE International conference on

communication system and Network Technologies (CSNT 2014), NITTTR, Bhopal.

Following Faculty members opted IEEE, ACM & ISTE membership.

Mr. Mohd Arif

1. Program committee member / Reviewer of ACITY 2013.

2. Program committee member / Reviewer of of CCSIT 2012.

3. Program committee member / Reviewer of CCSIT 2013.

4. Program committee member / Reviewer of NECOM 2013.

5. Program committee member / Reviewer of NETCOM 2013.

6. Program committee member / Reviewer of NetCom 2009.

7. Program committee member / Reviewer of PDCTA 2011.

8. Program committee member / Reviewer of PDCTA 2013.

IEEE Members ACM Members ISTE Members

Mr. Shish Ahmad Mr. Mohd. Haroon Mr. Shish Ahmad

Syed Umar Amin Mr. Dhrub Shankar Ray Ms. Kavita Agrawal

Ms. Azra Siddiqui Ms. Farha Shan Mr. Mohd. Haroon

Ms. Nikhat Akhtar Ms. Azra Siddiqui Ms. Farha Shan

Ms. Saima Rahman Mr. K. C. Maurya Mr. Mohd. Umar

Mr. Sheikh Fahad Ahmad Ms. Sonali Yadav Mr. D.S. Ray

Ms. Saba Khalid Ms. Roshan Jahan Mr. K.C. Maurya

Mr. Zunnun Khan Ms. Ankita Srivastava Mr. Avdesh Kumar

Ms. Sheeba Parveen Mr. Sudheer Kumar

Ms. Raziqa Masood Minsa Jafar



Mr. Md. Usman Khan

Mr. Rahul Ranjan

Mr. Arshad Ali



Short Term Courses

Refresher Courses

Workshops


In house faculty development programs during Summers



projects 90%




Faculty

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows

Students

Students have participated in different event at national level, and win prizes and

certificate.

S.No. Name Event Year of Participation

1. Fawad Ahmed Talent Acquisition January, 2010

2. Ahmad Ziya Fire Fighting Robot 2011

3. Fawad Ahmed

University of

California(Offshore)

2011(Three Months)

4. Ahmad Ziya Kanpur Robo Goldberg 2011

5. Fawad Ahmed Oracle One 2011

6. Ahmad Ziya Poster Presentation, Robotics 2011

7. Fawad Ahmed IURL, 13th

Rank 2011

8. Mohd. Salman Hussain

Ansari Science Expo

2012

9. Fawad Ahmed

Integrated GPS, GSM pointer

locator Robot

10. Vishal Gupta Science Expo 2012

11. Fawad Ahmed

Microprocessor based Image

Processing Robot- MACS

2012



12. Zeeshan Masroor Science Expo 2012

13. Fawad Ahmed

Paper published in Journel of

Computer-Interscience 2012

2012

14.

Fawad Ahmed

Associate Speaker, Invitation

from Oracle Conference

Colorado(USA)

2012



Year wise Details of Training /Workshop /Conferences Jointly Organized by CSE

& IT are as follows –

Year 2011

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Faculty/Support Staff

Topic Organized/

Funded by

Venue Attended on

1. CSE Dept. Summer Lecture

Series

I.U. I.U. May-June 2011

2. Saba Khalid

Mohd. Suaib

Mohd. Haroon

Amit Srivastava

Sudeep Mukherjee

D.S.Ray

Shish Ahmad

Pawan

Amit Srivastava

Arshad Ali

Sudeep Mukherjee

Mohd.Sohaib

CISCO Router

Installation and

Configuration

TNS I.U. 9-13 December

2011,

3. Sumaiya Faizab

Shadab Siddiqui

Ayaz Ahmad

Deshnidhi Yadav

Nikat parveen

Saima Nasir

Workshop on

DBMS

Ostrich I,U. 12-15

September

2011

4. Ashish Bajpai

Sudeep Mukherjee

Desh nedhi

Ishak, Sohaib

Zunnun Khan

Workshop on

.NET

CETPA InfoTech I.U. 20-23 October

2011



Year 2012

Sl.

No.

Name of the


Topic Organized/

Funded by

Venue Attended on

1. Fahad Ahmad

Mohd.Akbar

Syed Umar

Saba Khalid

Iram Siraj

Kamlesh Maurya

Mizbah Fatima

Nikat Akhtar

Balmukund murya

Sudeep mukharjee

Rational Rose

Workshop

IBM I.U. 13-14 Feb

2012

2. CSE Dept. Faculty Faculty

Summer

Lecture Series

Seminar




Ordinance


Name of the Course


Applications

received

Selected Male Female

Pass percentage Male Female

B. Tech. 2060 1607 261 78% 12.67%

M. Tech. 66 29 15 65.90% 68.10%

Ph.D. 29 2 1 11.11% 9.09%


Name of the Course


% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from

other

countries

M. Tech.

Part Time

18.33 80.07 1.6 -

Ph.D - 14.2% - -





Category-wise details are as follows -



Total No of Student

GATE MAT CAT Others

2009 08 07 02 04 21

2010 11 05 02 01 19

2011 07 03 03 02 15

2012 17 05 Nil 02 24

2013 04 01 05

One of our student Anjum Ara qualified IPS in 2010

Mohd Kashif Farooqui- Reg No- SR9252712 (98.29)qualified in CAT



enrolled

UG to PG 13.06% (2011-12)

PG to M.Phil. NIL

PG to Ph.D. 14.2% (2012-13)

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NIL

Employed

Campus selection

2011-2012 2012-2013

31.25% 7.5%

Other than campus recruitment 49.09% Data not

Available

Entrepreneurs Data not available



of the same university 33.3%

from other universities within the State 63.9%

from universities from other States 2.8%

from universities outside the country NIL


period

Dr. P.M.Khan is being awarded Ph.D. during the assessment period.


a) Library

No. of Books : 1419

No. of Titles : 918



No. of Magazines : 05

No. of News Papers : 03

No. of Seminar Reports : 475

No. of Project Reports : 146

b) Internet Bandwidth for staff and students : 1.8 Gbps round the clock






a) From the host university - 06

Mr. Shish Ahmad

Mr. R. P. Verma

Mr. Mohd. Suaib

Mr. Shahid Hussin

Mr. Jameel Ahmad

Mr. K.C. Maurya

b) From other universities -02

Mr. Sandesh Tripathi

Mr. Nagendra Kr. Singh


Nil



Yes, feedback from students, parents, alumni and Industry is taken on regular

basis, to the need base program. Methodology is given below -

(a) Pre-design analysis-At this phrase, we identify and analyze our student population,

the facilities and resources available, the curricular context of the course. This pre-design

analysis consist Goals, Resources consists & Curricular context.

(b) Determining course goals and scope- At this phase, we determine the scope the

course, the goals as well as the objectives of the course, the expectations for student

performance upon completion of the course. Now we are ready to proceed with defining

http://www.indiana.edu/~icy/course_process.html#phase1



the Content , Course goals, Instructional objectives, Learning objectives & Expectations

for student performance aspects of the course:

(c) Designing course structure and content- At this phase, we need to determine the

chunking as well sequencing of the course content, the learning activities, course

material. Once the scope and goals of the course are determined, we are ready to proceed

with Course structure, Learning activities, Course materials, Procedures/Course

management aspects of the course, keeping in mind the latest Industry needs & latest

research areas.

(d) Determining evaluation methods- At this phase, we select appropriate types as well

as formats of student assessment, course evaluation

The course structure and syllabus is proposed before Board of studies, which is

constituted under the chairmanship head of department having experts of subjects. After

discussion and approval from BoS, it is proposed in Faculty Board of Engineering,.

After discussion and approval from Faculty Board of Engineering, Dean engineering

proposes the detailed syllabus with course structure before of Academic Council. After

discussion from Academic Council, it is put in before Executive council for approval.


a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the


YES, Feedback is taken from the faculty on curriculum at regular interval. The

proposal is put before Board of studies, after discussion and approval from BoS, it is

proposed in Faculty Board of Engineering,. After discussion and approval from

Faculty Board of Engineering, Dean engineering proposes the detailed syllabus with

course structure before of Academic Council. After discussion from Academic

Council, it is put in before Executive council for approval.

YES, Feedback is taken from faculty on Teaching and learning evaluation

methodology. If there is any need of resources like ICT facilities, smart classrooms or

any need of extra lecture, it is provided/ supported by the department in full fledged

manner.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the




Department and University level offline and online feedback is taken from the

students on faculties, curriculum and teaching and learning evaluation at various

qualitative and quantitative parameters at regular basis. The analyzed feedbacks

report is analyzed by the HOD with observations and suggestion. Following steps

are taken:

Faculties are informed about their grades, weak points and nonperformance

of duties on the basis of student’s feedback and committee’s observations

HOD counsels the faculty members having low grades to improve their

weak areas, and arrange faculty development programs, and motivates them

to put more effort. While faculty members getting good grades are

recognized and appreciated by the HOD/ Dean.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department


Interaction with eminent personalities from the industries and alumni’s is held at

regular basis. Inputs and suggestions are taken from them on the current and future

needs of the industries. This inputs and suggestions form the basis for introductions of

new experiments, courses, subjects and topics in the curriculum.



1. Mr.Deepak Singh Project Manager,TCS Project in USA

2. Mr. Himansu Thapa Project Leader, Sahara Net

3. Mr. Prasant Gupta Sr. Software Engineer, Infosys Technologies Ltd.

4. Mr.Shobhit Jauhari Sr. Software Engineer, Infosys Technologies Ltd.

5. Ms.Neha Singh Software Engineer, Infosys Technologies Ltd.

6. Ms. Anjum Ara IPS,

7. Ms.Abhilasha Saxena Software Engineer, TCS

8. Ms.Arti Deorani Software Engineer, TCS

9. Ms. Deepshikha Mathur Sr. Software Engineer, L & T Infotech. Ltd

10. Ms. Krati Asthana Software Engineer, TCS



Details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures /seminar) involving

external experts jointly organized by Department of CSE & IT are as follows –



Year


Person

Background

Industry/Aca

demic/ R&D

Topics Covered Date

2010

Dr. M.M Sufiyan Beg,

Prof, CSED, AMU


Prof (Dr.) R.A Khan,

Rof. CSED, BBAU


Mr. Deepak Arora Academic Cloud Computing 16/11/2010

2011

Dr. Upendra Kumar Industry Cyber Crime 21/01/2011


Application

17/08/2011

Mr. Amit Rawat Industry Changing trends of

Storage Technology

12/11/2011

2012

Dr. Qamar Abbas

Academic Current Trends in Data

Mining

20/01/2012


Dr. Girish Chandra

Academic Advanced operating

System

11/02/2012

Dr. Rashid Beg Industry Computer Security 12/03/2012

Dr. K. K Bhutani

Academic Claytronics 2/04/2012


Performance Tuning

10/08/2012

Mr. Manish Rajput Industry Adhoc Networks 11/09/2012

2013 Mr. Akash Sharma,

CEO, RMAR Tech

Industry Ethical hacking & cyber

security

14th

sep

2013

Mr. Mayank Jha

Industry Recent trends in IBM

Technologies

Mr. Ravi Yadav, TCS Industry RDBMS & Performance

tuning

Mr. Abhishek

Srivastava, Manager

(HR)- TCS

Industry Pre placement

preparation campus

commune

Mr. Syed Ali Mehdi, Sr.

Manager-HR, TCS

Industry Building he gap campus

to corporate

Mr. Vihal Seth,

Acadamic relationship

manager, TCS

Mr. Amrendra Vishen-

HR, TCS


to corporate

Mr. Vihal Seth,


manager, TCS

Industry An Introduction to Agile

software Development

Mr. Anoop Gupta-

Teschnology & Project

Mgt. Expert(IT)

Industry Young managers Forum

Mr. Vihal Seth, Industry An Introduction to IT




manager, TCS

Industry and coding

standard

Mr. Abhishek

Srivastava, Manager

(HR)- TCS

Industry An Introduction to IT

Industry and coding

standard

Mr. Navjot Singh,

Program manager, EMC

academic alliance

Industry CLOUDSCAPE 2013-

The latest technology in

IT

13th

Feb

2013

Details of student enrichment programmes (Workshop) involving external experts

jointly organized by Department of CSE & IT are as follows –

a) Storage Technology Day (2010)

Speakers

o Mr.Praveen Sahai , Dr. Pradeep Saxena , Mr. Jayant Krishna

Total No. of students participated – 354

* Funded by EMC Corporation

b) Storage Technology Day (2011)

Speakers

-Prof. Bharat Bhaskar -Mr. Navjot Singh -Mr. Arvind Kumar

-Total No. of students participated – 305


(c) Cloud Computing (2013)

Speakers

- Mr. Navoot Singh


(d ) Cyber law & Information Security (2012)

Speakers-

-Mr. Vikram Singh

-Dr. Abhishek Vaish


(e) Industrial ‘C’ (2013)

Speakers-

- Mr. Mayank Raj Jaiswal

- Total No. of students participated – 150

(f) Workshop on PHP & My SQL (15-04-2013)

Organizer- Department of CSE with collaboration of IIT Bombay

No of Student participated- 80

Sponsored by-Spoken tutorial project IIT Bombay & MHRD

(g) Ethical and Cyber Security (STARXHACK) (21-22, Sep 2013)

Resource person- Mr. Akash Shukla, CEO RMAR Tech)


(h) Workshop on IBM Technologies (28-29, Sep 2013)



Resource person- Ms. Shafalli, IBM


Training on Android & Advanced Java By Mr. Puneet Jha, Manager, All soft

Pvt Ltd IBM, Jun-Jul 2013.

Co Curricular/ Extra Curricular Activities jointly organized by Department of

CSE & IT are as follows –

Name of the Event Organizer Date

Audio- Visual Master Department of CSE/IT 7th

Feb 2013

Technical Paper presentation Department of CSE/IT 01st Oct 2013

Sharp Mindz Department of CSE/IT 3rd

Nov 2013

Beat the clock Department of CSE/IT 6th

Feb 2013

Co Curricular/ Extra Curricular Activities organized by Department of CSE are

as follows –


TECHNOAPT-Quiz Department of CSE 4 & 5 Oct 2013

SKILL-O-MATIC Department of CSE 1ST

OCT 2013

DEBUGGING AND

CODING

Department of CSE 4TH

OCT 2013

WEB DESIGNING AND

CODING

Department of CSE 3RD

OCT 2013





projectors, charts, PPT, video material. Department has two seminar halls/ labs

equipped with audio visual aids.

Industrial Tours for making our students aware of current industry trends and

practical knowledge.







Detailed syllabus is framed



Assigning of course coordinators for each section to monitor course coverage of

all subjects for that section

Feed back is taken from students at departmental level/ university level

Extra classes are taken by faculties for course coverage in case of incompletion of

syllabus



Course coverage information is given by faculty members at regular interval at

university and department level, which is reviewed at the departmental level by

the HOD and also by Dean engineering

Feedback is taken from the recently passed out students who are placed in reputed

organizations regarding their difficulties/experiences. HOD puts up these

suggestions before senior faculties of the department / board of studies.




welfare through its various curricular/co-curricular/extra-curricular works. Through using

different techniques such as dialogues, recreational activities, interactive and

participatory programmes and group working, we are continuously trying to create

awareness among masses about their rights, access to information, exploitation,

discrimination, employment opportunities. Our Education/Research/ Extension are based

upon the basic human values to help individuals / families and communities as a whole to

lead a successful life in changing our neighborhood society which is also the surviving

strength of Integral University.

The University conducts NSS Camps annually. A total of 5 units comprising of 100 NSS

Volunteers each under different programme Officers (including faculties). The students

enrolled in the NSS camps are required to attend villages that are adopted by the

University for social and educational up-liftmen and health care programs.





syllabus.

Guest lecturers organized on diversified topics for the students.

Case studies are discussed in the classes.

Topics beyond the syllabus are also discussed in the class.


Latest advancements on the topics in the syllabus are also informed to the

students.

Recorded expert lectures of other reputed institution from India as well as

abroad at various topics are available in the library for the student access.

Students also interact with eminent experts on various topics from reputed

institution from India as well as abroad through video conferencing.

Current industrial trends and practices are discussed

Interaction with industries is made


implementation

Seminar, Conference & workshops are conducted on regular basis

Technical quizzes, paper presentation & other tech activities are organized to

make students more hands-on on the current technology.


yes, give details.

Yes, the programme was accredited by National Board of Accreditation in the year

2007.


or applied.

In last three year the faculty and students have published about 83 research papers in

various conferences & Journals suggesting new innovation and knowledge.

A Method to Deal with the Type of Lexical Ambiguity in a Software

Requirement Specification Document- In proposed system requirements are

documented in natural language. The system checks whether the written

requirements are valid requirements or not and also checks for the lexical type

of ambiguities, especially the ambiguity related to homonyms, heteronyms

and homographs.



An Approach for Requirement Prioritization Using B-Tree- This paper

encourages the industry to prioritize requirement, with help of B-Tree method

in which the number of comparison required by the proposed method can be

kept low.

Maxillofacial Surgery using X-Ray based face Recondition by Elastic Bunch

graph making -Skelton of human face can be taken as the recognition identity

of a person due to its uniqueness as per dimension we proposed a method a

method for security in Medical Imaging using this approach.

A proficient Model for Requirement Volatility Management- The Paper

discusses the risk factors for RV, gives an extended classification of volatile

requirements and suggest a model that work with requirement volatility to

reduce project risk

Evaluation of Requirement Defects” An implementation of Identification

Technique- An effort to commence and appropriate defect identification

technique having two major components i.e. Requirement inspection

participations (RIP) and Requirement Inspection Method (RIM), that may be

components to deliver a significant output in the form of requirement defect

Reliability Assessment in functioning of Requirement Defect Mitigation- An

effort to initiate a requirement defect mitigation algorithm including three

phases working step by step under mitigation process

Energy efficient sensor network security using Stream cipher mode of

operation - this paper is to apply security in sensor network in such a way that

it provide confidentiality with authentication using Stream cipher modes of

operation, so that the energy consumption will minimizes at the sensor node

and the life time of sensor node will increase.

New course Open Source Software Technology have been evolved according

to the latest industry trends

Many technical events like seminar, workshops and technical game

competitions have been organized.

Apart from that students and faculty have presented new scientific model and deliver

lectures in various institute and industry highlighting new innovation in science &

engineering as follows.

Student contribution

S.No. Name Event Year of

Participation

1. Fawad Ahmed Talent Acquisition January, 2010

2. Ahmad Ziya Fire Fighting Robot 2011

3. Fawad Ahmed University of California(Offshore)

2011(Three

Months)

4. Ahmad Ziya Kanpur Robo Goldberg 2011

5. Fawad Ahmed Oracle One 2011

6. Ahmad Ziya Poster Presentation, Robotics 2011

7. Fawad Ahmed IURL, 13th

Rank 2011

8. Mohd. Salman Hussain

Ansari Science Expo

2012

9. Fawad Ahmed

Integrated GPS, GSM pointer

locator Robot



10. Vishal Gupta Science Expo 2012

11. Fawad Ahmed

Microprocessor based Image

Processing Robot- MACS

2012

12. Zeeshan Masroor Science Expo 2012

13. Fawad Ahmed

Paper published in Journal of

Computer-Inter-Science 2012

2012

14.

Fawad Ahmed

Associate Speaker, Invitation from

Oracle Conference

Colorado(USA)

2013

Faculty Contribution a. Mr. Shish Ahmad attended and delivered a lecture in the seminar on

“Innovations for Indian Railways” organized at RDSO, Research Lucknow on

16 August 2011.

b. Mr. R.P. Verma attended and delivered a lecture in the seminar on

“Innovations for Indian Railways” organized at RDSO, Research Lucknow on

07 July August 2010.

Students have also developed many projects. Many of them are being implemented in

public as well as private sector. In last three year they have completed nearly 130

projects.


department.

Strengths

Positive reputation in the external community.

Positive and satisfactory feedback with those who interact with the campus.

Learning communities are developed to enhance learning and student-faculty

interaction.

Latest exposure to challenging areas of science and technology.

Technical, curricular and extra-curricular Performances (concerts / seminars /

exhibits) organized often to enhance the competitive feeling among the students.

Weaknesses

Highly competitive market for diverse faculty and staff

Match between research expectation & support

Lack of Financial support from UGC and AICTE due to need of 12B Status.

Lack of motivation among the students for latest researches.

Students are more tilted towards job oriented career rather than community services

and researches.



Opportunities

Collaboration with other universities & industries.

Expanded possibilities for the workforce

Diversity of region (students – industry)

External Community and University relationships

o Interest in academic program expansion

o Interest in expansion of cultural activities

o Interest in University services (Policy Center, Bridge,

Growth potential

New construction

Challenges

Shift in focus on numerical achievement vs. qualitative achievement

Reporting requirements absorb a large percentage of resources.

Availability of knowledge about higher Education.

Societal and student perception of education as solely a means to a job

Private, for-profit, and on-line universities’ responsiveness to program and student

scheduling demands.



Filling of vacant position in teaching and supporting staff.

More Faculty development program to be organized for faculty and staff.

Arranging more National and International Seminar/Symposium/conferences

More Guest Lectures by experts.

More Student activities like visit to Industries, Technical and cultural events and

faculty Interaction

Processing for staff and other Infrastructure needed for new courses.

Evaluation and restructuring of existing courses.

Developing some more computer labs/ Research laboratories and research tools to

strengthen the research & development activities.

Publication of International Journal on emerging technology in computer science

More emphasis on the training and placement of students as per the need of industry.




1. Name of the Department : Electronics and Communication Engineering


3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

Yes, Faculty of the University

4. Names of Programs / Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;

Integrated Ph.D, etc.)

B.Tech

M.Tech-(Electronic Circuit & Systems) : Full Time

M.Tech-(Electronic Circuit & Systems) : Part Time

Ph.D.


Faculty Name Department running the

course

Course/ subject

Dr S. Hasan Saeed EEE Power System & High Voltage

DC Transmission

Mohd Maroof Siddiqui EEE Biomedical Electronics

Archana Yadav EEE Telemetry & Data Transmission

Imran Ullah Khan CSE Digital Electronics

Sarita Srivastava CSE Digital Electronics

Ayan Mustafa Khan IT Digital Electronics

Mohd Suhaib Kidwai EEE Digital Signal Processing & It’s

Application

Shrish Bajpai CSE, IT, EEE & ME Solar Engineering

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

No courses are running, however faculties of other universities are engaged in Ph.D

program

7. Details of programmes / courses discontinued, if any, with reasons

B.Tech in Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering due to less admission

application

8. Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System

Semester System


Sl.

No.

Subject Sem/

Year

Course Department offering the

course

1 IEC-101 Basic Electronics 1,2 / I B.Tech CSE, IT, EN, Electrical, ME,

CE, BT

2. IEC-301 Electronic Devices & Circuit 3/ II B.Tech EEE, Electrical



3 IEC-305 Digital Electronics 3/ II B.Tech CSE, IT

4 IEC-401 Digital Electronics 4/ II B.Tech Electrical

5. EC 402 Signal & Systems 4/ II B.Tech EEE, Electrical

6 EC-501 Measurement &

Instrumentation

5/III B.Tech EEE

7 EC-502 Integrated Circuits 5/III B.Tech EEE

8 EC-603 Microprocessor & it’s

Application

6/III B.Tech EEE, Electrical, EIE

9 EC-605 Communication Engg. 6/III B.Tech EEE, Electrical

10 EC-706 Telemetry & Data

Transmission

7/IV B.Tech EEE,

11 EC-014 Biomedical Electronics 7/IV B.Tech EEE,

12 OE-014 Solar Engineering 7/IV B.Tech EEE,CSE, IT & ME

13 EC-803 Digital Signal Processing &

It’s Application

7/IV B.Tech EEE


Professors)


(including

CAS/MPS)

Professor 02 02 -


Associate Prof. 06 07 -


Professors (Jr.) 19 23 -



May 2014)

Sl.

No.

Name

Qualification Designation Specialization

No. of Yrs.

of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

1 Dr. T. Usmani Ph. D. Professor Non conventional

Energy resources’ 36 1*

2 Dr. S. Hasan Saeed Ph.D. Professor Instrumentation

& Control 21 3*

3 Dr. Seema Srivastva Ph.D. Associate

professor Electronics 13 3

4 Er. Naimur Rahman

Kidwai

MBA, M.Tech,

PhD.(perusing)

Jr. Associate

Professor

Digital

Communication 18 -

5 Er. Monauwer Alam M.Tech, Ph.D.

(perusing)

Jr. Associate

Professor

Digital

Communication 12 -

6 Er. Saifur Rehman M.Tech, Ph.D.

(perusing)

Jr. Associate

Professor

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 9

-



7 Er. Tarana Afrin

Chandel M.Tech

Jr. Associate

Professor VLSI Design 12 -

8 Er. Shailendra Kumar M.Tech,

Ph.D.(perusing)

Jr. Associate

Professor

Electronics &

Communication 12 -

9 Er. Imranullah Khan M.Tech, Ph.D.

(perusing)

Jr. Associate

Professor Video Processing 12 -

10 Er. M.Y.Yasin M.Tech, Ph.D.

(perusing)

Assistant

Professor

Low power VLSI

design 20 -

11 Er. Saima Beg M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 8 -

12 Er. Firdaus Majeed M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 7 -

13 Er. Nupur Mittal M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 6 -

14 Er.Piyush Charan M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Wireless

Communication 2+ -

15 Er.Shirish Bajpai M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Digital

Communication 5 -

16 Er.Mohd Arshad M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Communication

system 2+ -

17 Er.Mohd Amir Ansari M.Tech Assistant

Professor Nano Technology 2+ -

18 Dr. Zulfiqar Ali PhD Assistant

Professor

Environmental

Chemistry 5+ 4*

19 Er. Mohd Tabrez

Alam M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Instrumentation

& control 2+ -

20 Dr. Azizul Hasan Ph. D. Assistant

Professor Numerical Analysis 9+ -

21 Dr. Waseem Ahmad

Khan Ph. D

Assistant

Professor Special Function 2+ -

22 Dr. Rifaqat Ali Ph. D Assistant

Professor

Approximation

Theory and

Complex Analysis

2+ -

23 Er. Ayan Mustafa

Khan M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 5 -

24 Er. Mohd. Suhaib

Kidwai M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 4

-

25 Er. Saif Ahmad Khan M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 4

-

26 Er. Santosh Kumar

Mishra M.Tech

Assistant

Professor Electronics 14 yrs.

-

27 Archana Yadav M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Digital

Communication 4

-

28 Er. Mohd Maroof

Siddiqui

M.Tech., Ph.D.

(perusing)

Assistant

Professor

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 4

-

29 Er. Mohd. Javed Khan M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Wireless

Communication 5

-

30 Er. Zuhaib Hasan

Khan M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Wireless

Communication 1

-



31 Er. Qazi Saeed Ahmed M.B.A, M.Tech

(perusing)

Assistant

Professor (Jr.)

Elex. Circuits &

Systems 5

-

32 Dr. Mohd. Tariq MA, Ph.D.

(perusing)

Assistant

Professor (Jr.)

Language &

Literary 2

-

* Being guided / submitted


Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information

Nil

14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio

UG - 1:17

PG – 1:12


filled

Sanctioned Filled

Academic Support Staff

(technical) 11 11



Nil




Nil


c) National Collaboration b) International Collaboration

Nil



Nil




international recognition MoU of IU with Sarawak University,

Malasiya

Miss Firdaus Majeed, received, IIIrd prize in

Master’s Thesis contest by IEEE-IAS




Nil

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) :

40 National & International papers

Monographs Nil

Chapters in Books Nil

Edited Books Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers: 06

Dr. S. Hasan Saeed

Control Sytem by Kataria Publication

Control System-1 by Kataria Publication

Automatic Control System by Kataria Publication

Non Conventional Energy recourses by Kataria Publication

Electric Machine and control system by Kataria Publication

Basic System Analysis by Kataria Publication



Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) –Dr.Zeeshan Amir -3( Integral review)


SNIP Nil

SJR Nil


h-index Nil


Nil


Circuit design/ VLSI

Image Processing

Electronic Instrumentation


Miss Firdaus Majeed (NASA),

Syed Hasan Saeed (AMU, Aligarh),

N.R.Kidwai (Ansal Technical Campus, Lucknow)





(please specify)

c) Editorial Boards

Mohd Maroof Siddiqui served as member of editorial board in International

Journal of Engineering Science & Technology (IJEST)

d) any other (please specify)

Dr Hasan Saeed, Life Member (since 2012), IETE

Naimur Rahman Kidwai, Life member (since 2007), ISTE

Dr. Zulfiqar Ali, Life member since 2008, International Society of

Environmental Botanist.

Dr. Zulfiqar Ali, Life member since 2010, Professional Teachers Association.

Piyush Charan, Member IEEE

Mohd Maroof Siddiqui, reviewer in International Journal of Engineering

Science & Technology (IJEST), Journal of Electronics Engineering, I-

Manager Publication, International Journal of Advance Computer Research

(IJACR), ICACC-2013) ,Ranchi, ICCNCE 2013), Beijing, ICASSR

2013),Shanghai.

Naimur Rahman Kidwai: reviewed the manuscript of two books of TMH/

Mcgrawhill.




Guest Lectures

Workshops




projects

97 %


industry / institute

03%


Faculty

o Firdaus Majeed received, III rd prize in students Master’s Thesis

contest by IEEE-IAS, in annual meet 2011, Orlando USA

o Firdaus Majeed visited John F Kennedy Center (NASA), Orlando,

USA as a part of the tour organized by IEEE-IAS in October 2012




Students

o Syed Mohd Farhan awarded as UG topper of Integral University

(session 2011-12) , gold medal conferred by Vice President of India,

Dr Mohd Hamid Ansari on 8 Sep 2012


International) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

A 10 days Winter School on Disaster Management was organized by Integral

University and NITTTR Chandigarh.

Workshop on PLC, SCADA, VFD, Panel Design by Logicon Automation,

Lucknow on 25th

Feb 2012.

15 days Summer Series Lecture Series had been done at in ECE department

in 2012.

Workshop on “Industrial Automation” by Prolific Systems & Technologies

Pvt. Ltd. and department of ECE, Lucknow on 05 Oct 2013.

Workshop on “Industrial Automation” organized by Logicon Automation

and department of ECE, Lucknow on 22-23 Feb 2013.

Workshop on “ROBOFEAST-2013” organized by IIT-ROORKEE &

INTEGRAL UNIVERSITY, Lucknow on 07 & 08 Nov 2013.



Ordinance


Name of the Course


Applications

received

Selected


Male Female

B. Tech. 1945 745 137 38.30% 7.04%

M. Tech. 294 85 42 28.91% 14.28%


Name of the Course


% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

B. Tech. ECE 0% 90.75% 9.25% 0%

M. Tech. ECS 15.63% 78.13% 6.25% 0%





GATE 2011 07 students




Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG 7%

PG to M.Phil. Nil

PG to Ph.D. 7%


Employed

Campus selection


36.66%

54%

Entrepreneurs 2%








period

01 faculty were awarded Ph.D. in 2010-11


a) Library 422 books, 188 Journals,

320 B.Tech. & 27 M. Tech. theses

b) Internet facilities for staff and students 1 Gbps.

c) Total number of class rooms 8 rooms (shared)

d) Class rooms with ICT facility 03 rooms (shared)

e) Students’ laboratories

Curriculum Lab Description Exclusive /

Shared

Space Sqmt./

#of Students

# of

experiments

Quality of

instruments

Lab

Manuals

Network Lab I/Digital Electronics I Shared 94.25/30 10 Good Available

Network Lab II/Digital Electronics II Shared 82.441/30 10 Good Available



Electronics Workshop /Project Lab Exclusive 62.741/30 09 Good Available

Measurement & Instrumentation

Lab

Exclusive 61.37/30

.

10 Good Available

Communication Lab-I

Microwave Lab

Optical Communication Lab

Exclusive 136.56/30 10 Good Available

Communication Lab-II Exclusive 136.56/30 10 Good Available

Telemetry Lab Exclusive 91.04/30 10 Good Available

Electronics Circuits/ CO Lab I Exclusive 103.1/30 10 Good Available

Electronics Circuits/ CO Lab II Exclusive 67.83/30 10 Good Available

Integrated Circuits Lab Exclusive 52.59/30 10 Good Available

CAD Lab Exclusive 117.54/30 10 Good Available

Advanced Instrumentation Lab Exclusive 91.04/30 10 Good Available

f) Research laboratories Central Research Facility available as ARC/USIC



Sl. No. Name Program

1 M.Y.Yasin PhD

3 Monauwer Alam PhD

4 N.R. Kidwai PhD

5 Saifur Rehman PhD

6 Shailendra Kr. Singh PhD

7 Piyush Charan PhD


Sl. No. Name Program

1 Hasin Alam PhD

2 Mohd. Khalid PhD

3 Nishat Bano PhD


Nil


program(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.

Facility in terms of fee deduction is granted to poor students, if required




Syllabus updated by BOS, which has all faculties as member, also interacted

with Alumni





Yes, feedback is taken and used to improve staff performance and teaching

learning process

Alumni and employers on the program offered and how does the department utilize

the feedback?

Yes, Feedback by discussion with alumni and is utilized by syllabus

modification and process improvement

Feedback from alumni & employers is taken by CCG & D.


S.No. Name Organization

1 Anshuman Sharma Scientist D DRDO

2 Gauhar Raza Nuclear Engineer, BAARC

3 Mohd Afzal Assistant Manager, AAI

4 Anshuman V Sigh Major , Indian Army

5 Shubham Sharma Lieutenant

6 Mohd Waris Scientist B , ISRO

7 Girish Kumar Scientist B , ISRO

8 Shanur Rahman Assistant Engineer, PWD

9 Manish Jain Scientific Engineer, BAARC

10 Utsav Yadav JTO, BSNL

Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar)


S.No. Name of Expert Topic

1 G.K. Tripathi, RDSO Spread Spectrum Communication

2 A.K. Shankhwar UMTS

3 Sanjay Gupta, ITI, Naini Solar Photovolaic Technology

4 D.P Maurya Celluar Technology

5 R. G Gupta, Ex I.G. Packet Radio

6 Prof Umar Siddiqui, IIT

Kanpur

Error Contol Coding & Cryptography

7 Rohit Mehrotra, CEPTA Embedded System


Class room teaching

Interactive teaching

Presentations

Expert lectures/ seminars/ workshops

Learning assignment/ quizzes

Video lectures



45. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning

outcomes are monitored?

Mid sem test/ quizzes

End sem exam

Curricular/ co curricular/ extracurricular competitions

Feedback


University has adopted the three nearby villages named as Dasuli, Paikramau and

Behta. 3 Units of NSS each consisting of 100 students (of 1st and 2

nd year) organizes

Special camps each year attended by each unit separately.

The NSS conducts the following activities as part of its programme

• Village survey

• Health awareness camps against malaria and polio (volunteer in pulse polio

abhiyan)

• Cleaning of village, schools as well as drainage system

• Tree plantation

• Development of playground for village children

• Interaction with Anganwadi workers

• Literacy, anti-dowry, ill effects of alcoholism and sanitation campaign

• Shramdan

• Awareness campaign regarding child marriage ,dowry system and girl child

education

• This year 19 students of the department are part of NSS team


Content beyond syllabus teaching

Model making

Poster presentations

Debate

Seminars

Industrial training/ visits

48. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes,

give details.

Department was Accredited by the National Board of Accreditation in 2007

Department was Accredited by the National Board of Accreditation in 2013


or applied.



In the form of peer reviewed research papers in national/ international journals

and conferences.


department.

Strength:

PG faculties and most of them are pursuing research

Good retention ratio

Good infrastructural facilities

Young and energetic faculty

Well equipped Lab

Weakness:

No external funding for research

Less availability of senior cadre.

Less interaction with outside world

Opportunity:

Knowledge enhancement by sharing & collaboration

Socially inclusive and entrepreneurship based education in largest

populated state.

Opening of courses in thrust areas and inter disciplinary areas

Recourse sharing/ information sharing by means of exchange program

Enhancement of technological expertise, awareness of new technologies in

projects and consultancy.

Challenges:

Competition with proposed campuses of foreign universities / institutions

Faculty retention in dynamic environment

Researches in key areas

Demand of courses in thrust areas and inter disciplinary areas

Social inclusion


Yes we are implementing the prospective plan 2010-2015 of the university and also

beyond it, as & when necessitated.




1. Name of the Department : Electrical and Electronics Engineering


3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?


4. Names of Programs / Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;


B.Tech

M.Tech

Ph.D.


Yes


No


No


Semester System


Yes


Professors)


CAS/MPS

Professor 01 01 -






May. 2014)

Sl.

No.

Name


Years of

Exp.

No. of

Ph.D.

student

guided

(last 4

yrs)

1

Dr. M A Mallick Ph.D. Professor Power System

Drives,

Renewable

Energy Systems

15+ -



2

Mr. Asif Jamil

Ansari

M. Tech,

Ph.D.

(Pursuing)

Jr. Asso. Prof Instrumentation

and Control

10+ -

3

Mr. Qamar Alam M. Tech,

Ph.D.

(Pursuing)


and Control

4+ -

4

Mr. Khurshid

Siddiqui

M. Tech,

Ph.D.

(Pursuing)

Jr. Asso. Prof Power System &

Drives

4+ -

5

Mr. Ahmad Faiz

Minai

M. Tech,

Ph.D.

(Pursuing)


and Control

4+ -

6

Mrs. Fatima

Yasmeen

M. Tech,

Ph.D.

(Pursuing)


and Control

4+ -

7

Mr. Mirza Mohd

Shadab

M. Tech,

Ph.D.

(Pursuing)

Asst. Prof Power System &

Drives

3+ -

8 Mr. Mohd.

Naseem

M. Tech Asst. Prof Power System &

Drives

2+ -

9 Mr. Israr Ahmad M. Tech Asst. Prof Power System &

Drives

2+ -

10

Mr. Mohd. Asim M. Tech,

Ph.D.

(Pursuing)

Asst. Prof Power System &

Drives

3+ -

11 Mr. Prabhat

Ranjan Sarkar

M. Tech Asst. Prof Power Electronic

& Drives

1 -

12 Mr. Ashraf Raza M. Tech Asst. Prof Power Electronic

& Drives

1+ -

13

Mr. Akhlaque

Ahmad Khan

B. Tech. M.

Tech.

(Pursuing)

Asst. Prof (Jr.) Electrical and

Electronics

5+ -

14 Ms. Ambreen

Siddiqui

B. Tech Asst. Prof (Jr.) Electrical and

Electronics

4+ -

15 Mr. Faizan Arif

Khan

B. Tech Asst. Prof (Jr.) Electrical and

Electronics

3+ -

16 Mr. Mohsin Aziz B. Tech Asst. Prof (Jr.)/

Energy Auditor

Electrical and

Electronics

4+ -

17 Dr. Nazmuddin

Ahmad

Ph.D. Asst. Prof Maths 8+ -

18

Ms. Amna

Shamim

M. A., M.

Phil, Ph.D.

(Pursuing)

Asst. Prof English 6+ -

19

Ms. Rupali Mirza M. A. M. Phil,

Ph.D.

(Pursuing)

Asst. Prof English 7+ -

20 Dr. Malik

Nasibullah

M. Sc , Ph.D. Asst. Prof Chemistry 6+ -




Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information

Nil

14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio

UG - 1:18

PG – 1:7

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff : sanctioned and

filled

Technical Staff - Sanctioned: 10, Filled: 09



Nil




Nil


d) All India collaboration b) International

Nil



Nil




international recognition Nil


Nil

22. Publications:



Monographs NIL


Edited Books 01

Dr. M. A. Mallick



Reviewed the book “Electronic Instrumentation” by H Kalsi, Tata McGraw Hill

Publication, New Delhi)

Books with ISBN with details of publishers 06

Dr. M. A. Mallick

1. Basic Electrical Engineering (ISBN 978-81-907505-4-7), 2009, Word Press,

Lucknow

2. Fundamental of Electrical Engineering (ISBN 978-93-8025-717-4), 2010,

Word Press, Lucknow

3. Electric Machines (ISBN-978-938-026-091), 2009, IK International Pvt. Ltd.,

New Delhi

Er. F. A. Khan

4. Basic System Analysis (ISBN 13:9789350144503), 2013, S. K. Katria &

Sons, New Delhi

5. Basic Signals and Systems (ISBN13:9789350144794), 2013, S. K. Katria &

Sons, New Delhi

Ms. Amna Shamim

6. Colonial Paradigms (ISBN- 9783659350986), 2013, Lambert Publishing

House, Germany.



Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) 08

Citation Index – range / average 6 -29/12.75

SNIP Nil

SJR Nil

Impact Factor – range / average 0.533 -5.6397/2.2235

h-index Nil


Nil


Nil


Nil


b) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other

(please specify)



One, as a reviewer of IJES




Guest Lectures

Workshops

Participation in Conferences/Seminars/ STC/ Winter School/ Science Expo



projects

80 %



20%


Faculty Rashtriya Gaurav Award -12

Thomas Edision Award 2013


Students Nil


international) with details of outstanding participants, if any

Conferences/Workshops/

Seminars

Source of

Funding

Outstanding Participants Year

Seminar on Multiphase

Motor Drives

University Dr. Atif Iqbal, Qatar University 2013

National Conference

(NCETMEE 12)

Sponsorships,

University Prof. Rizvi, Deptt of Applied

Science, AMU, Aligarh

Brig. Amitabh, CEO, Sahara

Hospital, Lko

Mr. Sabeeh Ahmad, GM-HR,

Rockwell Automation, New

Delhi

Prof. Mohibullah, Principal &

Ex. Chairman department of

Electrical Engineering, AMU,

Aligarh.

Prof. Deependra Singh, EED,

KNIT, Sultanpur.

2012

Workshop on PLC,

SCADA, Relays

University Mr. Atul Saxena, Director

Logicon Automation Pvt. Ltd.,

Lko

Mr Yasoob Ansari, Sofcon

Automation Pvt. Ltd

Mr Atul Saxena, CEO, Unicon

Industrial Automation, Lko

2011

2012

2013





Ordinance


Name of the Course


Applications

received

Selected


Male Female

B. Tech. 1945 745 137 38.30% 7.04%

M. Tech. 294 85 42 28.91% 14.28%


Name of the Course


% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

B. Tech. EEE 0% 81.82% 18.18% 0%

M. Tech. IC 30% 70% 0% 0%








CAT 2012 02 students

MAT 2013 02 students



UG to PG 15%

PG to M.Phil. Nil

PG to Ph.D. 60%


Employed

Campus selection


15.9%

18.2%

Entrepreneurs Nil










period

01 faculty awarded Ph.D. and one faculty submitted Ph. D. Thesis


a) Library 252


c) Total number of class rooms 25

d) Class rooms with ICT facility 01

e) Students’ laboratories 10

f) Research laboratories Nil


c) from the host university 01

d) from other universities Nil


Nil



Feedback from employers, industries, academicians, alumni are taken before the

meeting.

Yes, the course structure of Electrical Engineering UG course was approved by

BOS/FB/AC. New Labs were set up and recruitment of new staff was undertaken.

New Latest software LAB VIEW purchased and implemented in labs.




Via Board of Studies/ Faculty Board/ Academic Council; the decision taken in

the academic council is implemented every year.





Yes, feedback is taken and used to improve staff performance and teaching

learning process. Those who shows good performance are awarded


the feedback?

Yes, feedback from employers and alumni are taken by the HoD. It is

passed through BOS/FB/AC respectively


1. Ms. Arpita Chakraborty (Scientist C, BARC, Mumbai )

2. Amit Srivastava (Sr. Engineer, BHEL, New Delhi)

3. Swati Dayal (Sr. Engineer, BHEL, New Delhi)

4. Anupriya Gupta (Sr. Engineer, BHEL, New Delhi)

5. Arvind Kr Vishwakarma (Engineer, BHEL, New Delhi)

6. Sandeep Kumar (Asstt.Manager, DMRC, New Delhi)

7. Atul Pratap Chandra (Asstt Engineer, UPPCL)

8. Mrigank Shekhar Tripathi (Asstt. Manager , L&T, Chandigarh )

9. Akhilesh Tripathi (SDO, BSEB, Patna, Bihar)

10. Khurshid Ahmad (Project Manager, Tayyaba Group of Companies, Madina

Munawwarah)



Programmes Year Topic Expert Name

Special Lecture 2013 Five Phase Drives Dr. Atif Iqbal, Associate

Professor

Qatar University, Qatar

Special Lecture 2013 Thermal Power Plant Mr Ahmad Tahir,

Executive

Engineer,UPRVUNL

Special Lecture 2012 Thermal Power Plant Mr Ahmad Tahir,

Executive

Engineer,UPRVUNL

Workshop 2012 SCADA,PLC,RELAYS Logicon Automation Pvt.Ltd.

Special Lecture 2011 Solar Cells Dr S K Tripathi ,

Scientist

E,ITI,Naini,Allahabad

Workshop 2011 SCADA,PLC Sofcon Ltd

Workshop 2010 SCADA,PLC,Relays Logicon Automation Pvt.Ltd.




Class room teaching


Presentations



Video e-books and journals

46. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning


Mid sem test/ quizzes

End sem exam

Curricular/ co curricular/ extracurricular competitions

Feedback
















Content beyond syllabus teaching

Model making

Poster presentations

Debate

Seminars

Industrial training/ visits

49. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes,

give details.

NBA Accreditation in September 2013.




or applied.

Industrial Project, National Conference, Technical Festival, Seminar, Research

Activities.


department.

Five Strengths:

Well established labs

Qualified and dedicated staffs

Industrial experienced staffs

Team work

Good facility to staffs

Five Weaknesses:

The University has not yet been given the status 12 B.

Intellectual property Right cell not developed.

Financial constraints to pursue good projects.

Absence of costly software.

Infrastructure constraints.

Opportunities:

Starting of new M.tech branch

Opening coaching of UG students for competitive exams

To arrange the departmental class room near the department

To promote industrial oriented projects

To award the students and teacher for their extraordinary services to the

department.

Challenges:

To localize the labs of the departments which are located in two different

academic blocks

To increase the placement of students in core companies.

To take government projects.

To get separate academic block for the department.

To increase the number of industrial visits in a semester.

52. Future plans of the department

To apply for Govt.Projects (Minor/Major)

To start PG Course in Power System and Drives.

To start B.Tech (Lateral) Course for Lab Staffs Skills Up gradation.

Collaboration with industries.

To start Student Chapter of professional societies.

Starting consultancy.

Purchase of latest software.




1. Name of the Department : Information Technology





Integrated Ph.D., etc.) : Bachelor of Technology


Name of the course Year Department involved

B.Tech (Information

Technology)

First Physics

Chemistry

English

Mathematics

Electrical

Electronics

Mechanical

Environmental

Second Management

Electronics

Environmental

Third Mathematics

Management

Fourth Nil


We are not running any courses with other universities, industries, foreign

institutions but some of the faculty members are involved as guest lecturer.




PARTICIPATION OF FACULTY

Name of Faculty

Member

Department in which

participating

Nature of participation

Elective Courses

Prof. Rizwan Beg Computer Science & Engg. Course work

Mr. Jameel Ahmad Computer Science & Engg. Course work

Mr. Shahid Hussain Computer Science & Engg./

Bioengineering

Course work

Ms. Halima sadia Computer Science & Engg. Course work

Mr. Faiyaz Ahmad Computer Science & Engg./Civil Course work

Mr. Shashank Singh Computer Science & Engg. Course work

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda Computer Science & Engg. Course work



PARTICIPATION OF TEACHING SUPPORTING STAFF

Name of the Staff Department in which

participating

Nature of

participation

Mr. Tabrez Khan Computer Application/ Computer

Science & Engg.

Course work

Mr. Mohd. Arshad Ali Computer Science & Engg./ Comp.

Application/Electrical Engg.

Course work

Mr. Amit Kr. Srivastava Computer Science & Engg. Course work

Mr. Ayaz Ahmad Computer Science & Engg./ Comp.

Application/Electrical Engg.

Course work

PARTICIPATION OF LABS

Name of the

Lab

Description of Lab Department in

which participating

Nature of

participation

IT Lab I Programming Lab Computer Science/

Computer

Application

Course work

IT Lab II Programming Lab Computer Science/

Computer

Application

Course work

IT Lab III Design Lab / Computer

Organization Lab

Computer Science/

Computer

Application

Course work


Professors)

Sanctioned Filled

Professor 01 01

Associate Professors 02 01

Asst. Professors 08 09

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization and area of

specialization, experience and research under guidance (as on 7th

May 2014)

Sl.

No.


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

1 Prof. S. Z. H. Abdi M. A., Ph.D. Professor English 42+ 5*

2 Mr. Manish

Madhav

Tripathi

M. Tech Jr. Associate

Professor IT 12+ -

3 Mr. Jameel Ahmad

M. Tech Assistant

Professor CSE 14 -



4 Mr. Shahid

Hussain

M. Tech Assistant

Professor IT 03+ -

5 Ms. Halima sadia

B.Tech Assistant

Professor IT 07+ -

6 Mr. Faiyaz Ahmad

M. Tech Assistant

Professor IT 06 -

7 Mr. Shashank

Singh

M.Tech Assistant

Professor IT 04+ -

8 Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

M. Tech Assistant

Professor IT 04+ -

9 Dr. Shadab A.

Khan

Ph.D. Assistant

Professor

Differential

Geometry 10 -

10 Mr. Mohd. Asim

Siddiqui

Phd.

(submitted)

Assistant

Prof. (Jr.)

Solid State

Physics 05+ -

11 Ms. Mursalin Jahan

M.A. Assistant

Prof. (Jr.) English 02+ -

* 04 Ph.D.s and 01 D.Lit.


Sl. No. Name Association

1 Prof (Dr.) Qasim Rafique A.M.U. Aligrah

2 Prof (Dr.) D.S. Yadav I.E.T. Lucknow

3 Mr. Girish Chandra I.E.T. Lucknow

4 Prof (Dr.) R.A. Khan Ambedkar University, Lucknow

5 Dr. Deepak Arora Amity University

6 Prof (Dr.) Vipin Saxena Ambedkar University, Lucknow

7 Dr. Vinodani Katiyar S.R.M.S University, Lucknow

8 Prof(Dr.) K.K. Bhutani Visiting

9 Mr. Alok Chauhan Visiting

10 Prof. (Dr.) Nisar Ahmad A.M.U

11 Prof. (Dr.) Sufiyan Beg A.M.U

12 Mr. Alok Khanna General Manager, Indian Oil Info System 13 Mr. Mohd. Haleem Sr. Project Manager, WIPRO

14 Mr. Izharul Islam Dy. General Manager, Indian Oil, Bhopal

15 Mr. Bhavesh Storewala Sr. Consultant, Accenture, Mumbai

16 Mr. Furkan Ahmad Sr. Software Engg , INFOSYS


Research Guidance and Expert Lecture

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio : 1:19


filled : 04 and 03


Departmental Research Thrust Areas

Software Engineering & cloud computing



Computer Networks and communication & Computer Architecture

Artificial Intelligence & Robotics

Interdisciplinary

Research Thrust Areas recognized by funding agencies

Computer Networks and Robotics




Nil


e) All India collaboration b) International

Nil



A project on E- PATHSHALA and ICT based training & E- Learning world have

been Submitted Jointly by Department of Computer Science & Engg and

Information Technology to council of science and technology, Lucknow, U.P. of 16

lac budget.)






1. Interdisciplinary Projects

2. 1 Gbps Internet is being sponsored by National Knowledge Network, M.H.R.D,

Govt. of India

22. Publications:

* Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)


Monographs Nil


Edited Books Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers 01



Er. Faiyaz Ahmad

Cyber Law and Information Security, ISBN 978-93-5119-200-8 published by

Dreamtech. New Delhi.





SNIP Nil

SJR Nil


h-index Nil


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated Software Development


Nil



(please specify)

National committees

Nil

International committees

Mr. Faiyaz Ahmad

o Member of Review Committee International Journal of Ambient Systems and

Applications(IJASA)

o Member of Review Committee International Journal of Smart Sensors and Ad

Hoc Networks (IJSSAN)

o Member of Review Committee International Journal of Computer Science and

Informatics (IJCSI)

o Member of Editorial Board International Journal of Computer Science Electrical

& Electronic(IJCSEE)

Editorial committees

Nil

Any other : Member of advisory board

Nil





Short Term Courses

Refresher Courses

Workshops


In house faculty development programs during summers



projects 90%




Faculty Nil

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows

Nil

Students

Students have participated in different event at national level, and win prizes and

certificate

Sl.No. Name Event Year of Participation

1. Mariya Rahman

Participated in Geovibotis, IIT

Roorke

2009

2. Mariya Rahman Participated in ISM Dhanbad 2010

3. Mohd. Shayyan

Workshop on usability of

product, IIIT Hyderabad.

2010

4. Mohd. Shayyan

Participated in International

youth forum, Russia

2011

5.

Fareeduddin Ahmad

Burhan Khan

Won 2nd

Prize at National

Level participation in voter

awareness Program organized

by NSS.

2011

6.

Burhan Khan

Winner of Poster

Presentation, ANTRAGINI,

IIT Kanpur

2011

7. Mohd. Shayyan

3 week development

Entrepreneurship

2012



Year wise Details of Training /Workshop /Conferences Organized are as follows –



Year 2010

Sl.

No.

Name of the


Topic Organized/

Funded by

Venue Attended

on

1. Jameel Ahamd

Manish Madhav Tripathi

Faiyaz Ahmad

Mr. Tabrez Khan

Ms. Nida Khan

Mr. Amit Kumar

Workshop on

DBMS

Ostrich I.U. 2-5 May

2010

2. Jameel Ahmad

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mr. Tabrez Khan

Ms. Nida Khan

Mr. Amit Kumar

Workshop on

JAVA

Quarate I.U. 27-29 July

2010

3. Jameel Ahamd

Manish Madhav

Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Faiyaz Ahmad

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Tabrez Khan

Ms. Nida Khan

Mr. Amit Kumar

Workshop on

.NET

CETPA InfoTech I.U. 9-13

December

2010

4. Jameel Ahmad

Faiyaz Ahmad

M.M. Tripathi

Mr. Tabrez Khan

Ms. Nida Khan

Mr. Amit Kumar

Workshop on

Simulation

Qualnet I.U. 28-30

November

2010

Year 2011

Sl.

No.

Name of the


Topic Organized/

Funded by

Venue Attended on

1. Mr. Jameel Ahmed

Mr. Faiyaz Ahamad

M.M. Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

FDP under

Summer Lecture

Series


2. Mr. Jameel Ahmed

Mr. Faiyaz Ahamad

M.M. Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mentor Mentee

Workshop

I.U. I.U. July 2011



3. Mr. Jameel Ahmed

Faiyaz Ahmad

Shashank Singh

M.M. Tripathi

Mr. Shahid Husain

CISCO Router

Installation and

Configuration

TNS I.U. 9-13 December

2011,

4. Jameel Ahmad

Mr. Faiyaz Ahamad

M.M. Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mr. Tabrez Khan

Amit Srivastava

Nida Khan

Computer

Networking

Workshop

I.U. I.U. 8-9

December,2011

Year 2012

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Faculty/Support

Staff

Topic Organized/

Funded by

Venue Attended on

1. Mr. Jameel Ahmed

Mr. Faiyaz Ahamad

M.M. Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mr. Shaid Husain

Rational Rose

Workshop

IBM I.U. 13-14 Feb

2012

2. Mr. Jameel Ahmed

Mr. Faiyaz Ahamad

M.M. Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mr. Shaid Husain

Faculty Summer

Lecture Series

Seminar

I.U. I.U. May-June

2012

3. Mr. Jameel Ahmed

Mr. Faiyaz Ahamad

M.M. Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mr. Shaid Husain

Seminar on

Storage

Technology

EMC2 I.U. July 2012

4. Mr. Jameel Ahmed

Mr. Faiyaz Ahamad

M.M. Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mr. Shaid Husain

Networking

Workshop

TNS I.U. 8 September

2012



6. Mr. Jameel Ahmed

Mr. Faiyaz Ahamad

M.M. Tripathi

Ms. Halima Sadia

Mr. Shashank Singh

Mr. Mahfuzul Huda

Mr. Shaid Husain

Workshop on

C++

CETPA InfoTech I.U. 20-22 August

2012



Ordinance


Name of the Course


Applications

received

Selected


Male Female

B. Tech. 2060 1607 261 78% 12.67%


Name of the

Course

(refer to

question no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from

other

countries

B. Tech. IT 0% 91.39% 8.61% 0%






Total No of Student

GATE MAT CAT Others

2009 07 04 01 03 15

2010 07 02 01 Nil 10

2011 05 03 02 01 11

2012 11 03 Nil 02 16

2013 01 - - - 01





enrolled

UG to PG 12%

PG to M.Phil. NA

PG to Ph.D. NA

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NA

Employed

Campus selection


4.01%

-

Entrepreneurs -








period

Nil


a) Library

No. of Books : 1158

No. of Titles : 712

No. of Magazines : 05 (shared with CSE)

No. of News Papers : 03 (shared with CSE)

No. of Seminar Reports : 266

No. of Project Reports : 80

b) Internet Bandwidth for staff and students : 1.8 Gbps round the clock




f) Research laboratories : 01 (shared with CSE)





Nil


Nil


Nil



Yes, feedback from students, parents, alumni and Industry is taken on regular

basis, to cater the need. Methodology is given below -

(a) Pre-design analysis-At this phase, we identify and analyze our student population,

the facilities and resources available, the curricular context of the course. This pre-design

analysis consist Goals, Resources consists, Curricular Context.

(b) Determining course goals and scope- At this phase, we determine the scope the

course, the goals as well as the objectives of the course, the expectations for student

performance upon completion of the course. Next we consider the aspects of the Content,

Course goals, Instructional objectives, Learning objectives & Expectations for student

performance aspects of the course:

(c) Designing course structure and content- At this phase, we need to determine the

chunking as well sequencing of the course content, the learning activities, course

material. Once the scope and goals of the course are determined, we are ready to proceed

with defining the Course structure, Learning activities, Course materials,

Procedures/Course management.

(d) Determining evaluation methods- At this phase, you need to select appropriate

types as well as formats of student assessment, course evaluation

The course structure and syllabus is proposed before Board of studies, which is

constituted under the chairmanship head of department having experts of subjects. After

discussion and approval from BoS, it is proposed in Faculty Board of Engineering. After

discussion and approval from Faculty Board of Engineering, Dean engineering proposes

http://www.indiana.edu/~icy/course_process.html#phase1



the detailed syllabus with course structure before of Academic Council. After discussion

from Academic Council, it is put in before Executive council for approval.


faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does

the department utilize the feedback?

YES, Feedback is taken from the faculty on curriculum at regular interval.

The proposal is put before Board of studies, after discussion and approval

from BoS, it is proposed in Faculty Board of Engineering,. After discussion

and approval from Faculty Board of Engineering, Dean engineering

proposes the detailed syllabus with course structure before of Academic

Council. After discussion from Academic Council, it is put in before

Executive council for approval.

YES, Feedback is taken from faculty on Teaching and learning evaluation

methodology. If there is any need of resources like ICT facilities, smart

classrooms or any need of extra lecture, it is provided/ supported by the

department in full fledged manner.

students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the


Department level feedback is taken from the students on faculties for various

qualitative and quantitative parameters thrice per semester. The class and lab

monitoring committee analyses these feedbacks and submits a report to the

HOD based on their observations. Following steps are taken :

o Faculties are informed about their grades, weak points and

nonperformance of duties on the basis of student’s feedback and

committee’s observations

o HOD counsels the faculty members having low grades to improve their

weak areas, and arrange faculty development programs, and motivates

them to put more effort. While faculty members getting good grades

are recognized and appreciated by the HOD/Dean



Interaction with eminent personalities from the industries and alumni’s is held

at regular basis. Inputs and suggestions are taken from them on the current and



future needs of the industries. This inputs and suggestions form the basis for

introductions of new experiments, courses, subjects and topics in the curriculum.



1. Rahul Solanki Team Leader, Birla Soft

2. Prabhat Ranjan Software Consultant, IBM

3. Mohd. Nayab Siddiqui Sr. Software Engineer, TCS, Lucknow

4. Syed Faizan Ahmad Sr. Software Engineer, TCS, Lucknow

5. Adil Kaleem Team Leader, IBM Pune

6. Apoorna Shukla Sr. Software Engineer, TCS, Mumbai

7 Arti Devrani S.E, TCS, Gurgoan

7. Abhilasha Saxena S.E., TCS, Gurgoan

8. Arun Kumar Yadav Software Engineer ,Cognizant

9. Mohd. Amir Meraj S.E, Metals of Bahrain

10. Shrinkhla Mishra Birlasoft, Noida





Year


Person

Background

Industry/Aca

demic/ R&D

Topics Covered Date

2010

Dr. M.M Sufiyan Beg,

Prof, CSED, AMU


Prof (Dr.) R.A Khan,

Rof. CSED, BBAU


Mr. Deepak Arora Academic Cloud Computing 16/11/2010

2011

Dr. Upendra Kumar Industry Cyber Crime 21/01/2011


Application

17/08/2011

Mr. Amit Rawat Industry Changing trends of

Storage Technology

12/11/2011

Dr. Qamar Abbas Academic Current Trends in Data

Mining

20/01/2012



2012


Dr. Girish Chandra Academic Advanced operating

System

11/02/2012

Dr. Rashid Beg Industry Computer Security 12/03/2012

Dr. K. K Bhutani Academic Claytronics 2/04/2012


Performance Tuning

10/08/2012

Mr. Manish Rajput Industry Adhoc Networks 11/09/2012

2013 Mr. Akash Sharma,

CEO, RMAR Tech

Industry Ethical hacking & cyber

security

14th sep

2013

Mr. Mayank Jha Industry Recent trends in IBM

Technologies

Mr. Ravi Yadav, TCS Industry RDBMS & Performance

tuning

Mr. Abhishek

Srivastava, Manager

(HR)- TCS

Industry Pre placement

preparation campus

commune

Mr. Syed Ali Mehdi, Sr.

Manager-HR, TCS


to corporate

Mr. Vihal Seth,


manager, TCS

Mr. Amrendra Vishen-

HR, TCS


to corporate

Mr. Vihal Seth,


manager, TCS

Industry An Introduction to Agile

software Development

Mr. Anoop Gupta-

Teschnology & Project

Mgt. Expert(IT)

Industry Young managers Forum

Mr. Vihal Seth,


manager, TCS


Industry and coding

standard

Mr. Abhishek

Srivastava, Manager

(HR)- TCS


Industry and coding

standard

Mr. Navjot Singh,

Program manager, EMC

academic alliance

Industry CLOUDSCAPE 2013-

The latest technology in

IT

13th Feb

2013

Storage Technology Day (2010)

Speakers

o Mr.Praveen Sahai , Dr. Pradeep Saxena , Mr. Jayant Krishna





Storage Technology Day (2011)

Speakers

-Prof. Bharat Bhaskar -Mr. Navjot Singh -Mr. Arvind Kumar



Cloud Computing (2013)

Speakers

- Mr. Navoot Singh


Cyber law & Information Security (2012)

Speakers-

-Mr. Vikram Singh

-Dr. Abhishek Vaish


Industrial ‘C’ (2013)

Speakers-

- Mr. Mayank Raj Jaiswal

- Total No. of students participated – 150

Workshop on PHP & My SQL (15-04-2013)

Organizer- Department of CSE with collaboration of IIT Bombay


Sponsored by-Spoken tutorial project IIT Bombay & MHRD

Ethical and Cyber Security (STARXHACK) (21-22, Sep 2013)

Resource person- Mr. Akash Shukla, CEO RMAR Tech)


Workshop on IBM Technologies (28-29, Sep 2013)

Resource person- Ms. Shafalli, IBM


Training on Android & Advanced Java By Mr. Puneet Jha, Manager, All soft

Pvt Ltd IBM, Jun-Jul 2013.

Co Curricular/ Extra Curricular Activities jointly organized by Department of

CSE & IT are as follows –


Audio- Visual Master Department of CSE/IT 7th

Feb 2013

Technical Paper presentation Department of CSE/IT 01st Oct 2013

Sharp Mindz Department of CSE/IT 3rd

Nov 2013

Beat the clock Department of CSE/IT 6th

Feb 2013







projectors, charts, PPT, video material. Department has four seminar halls/

labs equipped with audio visual aids.

Industrial Tours for making our students aware of current industry trends

and practical knowledge.





Detailed syllabus is created





Feed back is taken from students at departmental level



incompletion of syllabus



Course coverage information is given by faculty members thrice per semester

at university and department level, which is reviewed at the departmental

level by the HOD and also by Dean engineering

Feedback is taken from the recently passed out students who are placed in

reputed organizations regarding their difficulties/experiences. HOD puts up

these difficulties before senior faculties of the department / board of studies.




















syllabus.

Guest lecturers organized on diversified topics for the students.

Case studies are discussed in the classes.

Topics beyond the syllabus are also discussed in the class.


Latest advancements on the topics in the syllabus are also informed to

the students.

Recorded expert lectures of other reputed institution from India as well

as abroad at various topics are available in the library for the student

access.

Students also interact with eminent experts on various topics from

reputed institution from India as well as abroad through video

conferencing.

Current industrial trends and practices are discussed

Interaction with industries is made




implementation

Seminar, Conference & workshops are conducted on regular basis

Technical quizzes, paper presentation & other tech activities are

organized to make students more hands-on on the current technology.


yes, give details.

Nil


or applied.

In last three years the faculty and students have published about 75 research papers

in various conferences & Journals suggesting new innovation and knowledge.

An Efficient and Scalable Design of service Discovery Scheme for

Wireless Mesh Networks - The proposed model uses routing clients which

communicate with service caches to register for services. The gateway nodes

discover quality services by using backbone based distributed directory

structure

Secure Key Pre Distribution in Wireless Sensor Networks using

Combinatorial Design and Traversal Design based Key Distribution -

The proposed paper evaluated various existing deterministic, probabilistic and

hybrid type of key pre-distribution scheme using deterministic approach based

on combinational design and traversal design which will improve the

resiliency and achieve sufficient level of security in the network .

Encrypting Data using the Features of Memetic Algorithm and

Cryptography -The proposed system highlights and approach for encrypting

data using the concept of memetic algorithm and cryptography: This approach

yields high data security, integrity and feasibility for practical implementation.

Scalable Design of Service Discovery Mechanism for Ad-hoc Network

using Wireless Mesh Network - The proposed model uses routing clients

which communicate with service caches to register for services. The gateway

nodes discovers quality services by using backbone based distributed

directory structure



Analysis of Data Privacy to Location Privacy Approach in Pervasive

Computing Environment - This paper focuses on definition, the models and

the approaches of location privacy from the data privacy, by reviewing and

revising the state of art research in data privacy area

A step-wise Vertical Handoff Technology for Cellular Multi-hop

Networks - This paper proposed a cellular multi-hop network (CMN). The

mechanism comprises three steps, getting location information based on

arrival time in conjunction with radio signal strength (RSS), and then dealing

with access network selection by weigh of QoS factors

Apart from that students and faculty have presented new scientific model and deliver

lectures in various institute and industry highlighting new innovation in science &

engineering as follows.

Student Contribution

Sl.

No.

Name Event Year of

Participation

1. Zeeshan Ali &

Akbar

Participated in NIRMAAN at IIT

Kanpur & built a straw bridge &

Aluminum Tower with load bearing of

22 kg

2007

2. Mariya Rahman Participated in Geovibotis, IIT Roorke 2009

3. Mariya Rahman Participated in ISM Dhanbad 2010

4. Mohd. Shayyan

Workshop on usibility of product, IIIT

Hyderabad.

2010

5. Mohd. Shayyan

Participated in International youth

forum, Russia

2011

6. Fareeduddin

Ahmad

Burhan Khan

Won 2nd

Prize at National Level

participation in voter awareness

Program organized by NSS.

2011

7. Burhan Khan

Winner of Poster Presentation,

ANTRAGINI, IIT Kanpur

2011

8. Mohd. Shayyan 3 week development Entrepreneurship 2012

The students have also developed many projects on new knowledge & Hardware.

During last three years they have completed around 60 projects in the department.


department.

Strengths

Positive reputation in the external community

Positive experience with those who interact with the campus

Learning communities developing to enhance learning and student-faculty

interaction



Young, Energetic & Dedicated faculty

Technical and Cultural Performances (concerts/seminars/exhibits)

Weaknesses

Highly competitive market for diverse faculty and staff

Match between research expectation & support

Lack of Financial support from UGC and AICTE due to need of 12B Status.

Lack of motivation among the students for latest researches.

Students are more tilted towards job oriented career rather than community

services and researches.

Opportunities

Partnerships in support of university initiatives

Expanded possibilities for the workforce

Diversity of region (students – industry)

External Community and University relationships

o Interest in academic program expansion

o Interest in expansion of cultural activities

o Interest in University services (Policy Center, Bridge,

Growth potential

New construction

Challenges

Shift in focus on numerical achievement vs. qualitative achievement

Reporting requirements absorb a large percentage of resources.

Lack of knowledge about higher Education.

Societal and student perception of education as solely a means to a job

Private, for-profit, and on-line universities’ responsiveness to program and

student scheduling demands.



Filling of vacant position in teaching and supporting teaching.

More Faculty development program to be organized for faculty and staff

Arranging more National and International Seminar/Symposium/conferences

More Guest Lectures by experts.

More Student activities like visit to Industries, Technical and cultural events and

faculty Interaction.

Processing for staff and other Infrastructure needed for new courses.

Evaluation and restructuring of existing courses.

Developing new computer labs/ Research laboratory and research tools to

strengthen the research & development activities.

Publication of International Journal on emerging technology in computer

science

More emphasis on the training and placement of students as per the need of

industry.



Evaluative Report of the Department

Name of the Department : Mechanical Engineering

Year of establishment : 1999

Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?


Names of Programs / Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;


B.Tech

M.Tech

Ph.D.

Interdisciplinary courses and departments involved

Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

Although no courses are being run, yet faculty of other institutes are involved in

research programme.

Details of programmes / courses discontinued, if any, with reasons

Nil

Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System

Semester System

Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

Our students participate in courses offered by other departments

Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst.

Professors)


CAS/MPS

Professor 03 02 -


Associate Professor 07 06 -





Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation and area of specialization,


May 2014)

Sl.

No.

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Yrs.

of Exp.

No. of

Ph.D.

student

guided

(last 4 yrs)

1. Dr. M. I. Khan Ph.D. Professor Production Engg. 47 6

05*

2. Dr. P. K. Bharti Ph.D. Professor Production &

Industrial Engg.

16 05*

3. Er. Ather Husain B. E.

(Honours)

Associate

Professor

Drilling

Technology

46 -

4. Dr. K. M. Moeed Ph.D. Jr. Associate

Professor

Production Engg. 16 02*

5. Er. S A H Jafri M. Tech. Jr. Associate

Professor

Thermal Sciences 12 -

6. Er. Md. Shadab

Khan M. Tech.

Jr. Associate

Professor

Production &

Industrial Engg.

13 -

7. Dr. Shahnawaz

Alam Ph.D.

Jr. Associate

Professor

Production &

Industrial Engg.

15 -

8. Er. Mohd Anas M. Tech. Jr. Associate

Professor

Machine Design 06 -

9. Er. A. Ahed Khan M. Tech. Assistant

Professor

Production &

Industrial Engg.

08 -

10. Er. Faiz Mohd. M. Tech. Assistant

Professor

Fluid Engg. 03 -

11. Er. R B Singh M. Tech. Assistant

Professor

Production &

Industrial Engg.

03 -

12. Er. Abhishek

Dwivedi M. Tech.

Assistant

Professor

CIM 02 -

13. Er. Kamran Rasheed M. Tech. Assistant

Professor

CAD 02 -

14. Er. Mohd. Suhail M. Tech. Assistant

Professor

Mechanical

Engg.

04 -

15. Dr. Quazzafi

Rabbani Ph.D.

Assistant

Professor

Operation

Research

05 -

16 Mr. S. Wahaj

Mohsin M. A., M.Phil.

Assistant

Professor

English 04 -

17 Er. Y A Ansari B. Tech. Assistant

Professor

Production &

Industrial

06 -

18. Er. Mehmood Alam B. Tech. Assistant

Professor

Production &

Industrial

05 -

19. Er Mohd. Waseem M. Tech. Assistant

Professor

CAD/CAM

Thermal

10M -



Engineering

20. Er. Md. Reyazur

Rahim M. Tech.

Assistant

Professor

Applied

Mechanics

10 M -

21. Er. Mohammad

Seraj M. Tech.

Assistant

Professor

Thermal

Engineering

10 M -

22. Er. Pramod Kumar M. Tech. Assistant

Professor

Mechanical 08 M -

23. Er. Mohd. Faizan

Hasan M. Tech.

Assistant

Professor

Mechanical 05 -

24. Mohd. Wasi Beg M. Tech. Assistant

Professor

Mechanical 1+

-

25. Er. Meraj Ansari B. Tech. Asst. Prof. (Jr.) Mechanical 03

-

26. Er. N. A. Siddiqui M Tech. Asst. Prof. (Jr.) Maintenance

Management 36 -

27. Er. Shara Khursheed B. Tech. Asst. Prof. (Jr.) Mechanical 02

-

28. Md. Shakibul Haq B. Tech. Sr. Lecturer Mechanical

03+ -

Six Research Scholars have also been engaged in teaching under Earn while Learn Scheme

List of senior Visiting Fellows, faculty, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

Nil

Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – program-wise information

Nil

Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio

UG - 1:20

PG - 1:12

Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned and

filled

Sanctioned Filled

Sr. Lab Instructor 03 03

Lab Assistant 06 06

Skilled Assistant 03 03

Mechanic Grade B 05 05

Mechanic Grade C 01 01

Mechanic Auto 01 01

Peon 02 02


Research thrust areas recognized by funding agencies

Drilling fluid (polymer) research work with polymer manufacturer, Nagpur is

under process



Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding



Applied for the project grants, approval is awaited

Inter-institutional collaborative projects and grants received

f) All India collaboration

Commencement of a B. Sc. Course in Aeronautical Engineering in collaboration

with Hindustan Aeronautical and Aircraft Institute, Alambagh, Lucknow

g) International

Nil

Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, etc.;


Co-sharing of lab established under a project funded by DST is being done for a

research project carried out in the department.

Research facility / centre with



international recognition MoU has been signed with Sarawak University,

Malaysia

Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies

Nil

Publications:



Monographs Nil


Edited Books Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers :

AUTHOR BOOK TITLE ISBN NO. PUBLISHER

Dr.M. I. Khan Industrial Engg. 81-224-2059-1 New Age

International

Welding Science and

Technology

81-224-2073-7 New Age

International







SNIP Nil

SJR Nil

Impact Factor – range / average 3-5

h-index Nil

Details of patents and income generated

Nil

Areas of consultancy and income generated

Nil

Faculty selected nationally/ internationally to visit other laboratories other laboratories/

institutions/industries in India and abroad.

Prof. (Dr.) M. I. Khan has served for the Government of Iraq in the field of

education

Er. Athar Husain selected by Foreign Assignment Section of Ministry of

Home, Government of India to visit Ministry of Petroleum, Government of

Oman

Er. N. A. Siddiqui selected by UNDP to visit British Steels, England, U.K.

Faculty serving in

c) National committees Nil

d) International committees Nil

Industrial Ergonomics 978-81-203-4084-8 PHI

Manufacturing Science 978-81-203-404426-6 PHI

Dr. P. K.

Bharti

Engineering Mechanics 81-884558-28-7 Katsons

Basic Mechanical Engg. 13-978-81-224-2178-1 New Age

International

CAM an introduction 978-93-80257-09-9 Word Press

Dr. K. M.

Moeed

Manufacturing Science-1 - Umesh

Publication

Manufacturing Science-2 - Umesh

Publication

Manufacturing Process

(UPTU)

- Umesh

Publication

Manufacturing Process

(RTU)

- Umesh

Publication

CAD - Umesh

Publication

Automobile Engg. - Katsons



e) Editorial Boards Dr. K. M. Moeed is in Editorial Board of IJATRA

f) any other (please specify) Nil

Faculty recharging strategies



Workshops


Student projects


projects

80 %



20 %

Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty

1. Prof. (Dr.) M. I. Khan

o Received “Jewell of India Award” in the year 2010

o Received “Golden Educationalist of India Award” National and

International Compendium (NIC) in the year 2013

o Selected as one of the “IBC’s Tops Educators-2013” as a testament of

the efforts made by the individual in the area of teaching, out of

many thousands of biographies from a wide variety of sources

investigated by the International Biographies Centre, Cambridge,

England.

2. Dr. P.K.Bharti was included in marquis Who’s Who in the year 2012

3. Dr. K. M. Moeed nominated in “International Biographies Centre Man of

the Year 2013”, by IBC Cambridge, England.

4. Er. Athar Husain received “Thomas Edision Award-2013” for inspiration

and knowledge distribution among young research scholars


Students

1. Participated in Science Expo organized by regional science center in

Lucknow and got certificate of appreciation

2. Participated in TRYST-2013 organized by Robosapiens & IIT Delhi and



secured place in merit in satellite design competition

3. Participated in Amiphosia – 2013 at Amity University and got certificate

of participation

4. Participated in “Auto Next” workshop organized by department of

Mechanical Engineering, and got certificate of participation

5. Participated in Nazarana-e-Awadh at Awadh Girl’s Degree College,

Lucknow and got certificate of participation

Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national /


Mechanical Engg. Department Organized a National Conference on “Emerging

Trends in Mechanical & Electrical Engineering” on June 12-13, 2012

Organized two days workshop on HVAC, on 25-26 April 2010, conducted by

Environmental Design Solutions (EDS), New Delhi

Following experts contributed to the workshop -

o Mr. Hisham Ahmad (Sr. HVAC Design Engineer/Energy Analyst)

o Mr. Kashif Shakeel Siddiqui (HVAC Design Engineer/Energy Analyst)

o Mr. Misbahul Khan (HVAC Design Engineer/Energy Analyst)

Code of ethics for research followed by the departments


Ordinance

Student profile course-wise:

Name of the Course (refer to question no. 4)

Applications

received

Selected


Male Female

B. Tech. 1945 745 137 38.30% 7.04%

M. Tech. 294 85 42 28.91% 14.28%

Ph. D. 14 05 01 35.7% 7.1%

Diversity of students


% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

B. Tech. ME 0% 85.54% 14.46% 0%

M. Tech. PIE 32% 64% 4% 0%

Ph. D. 50% 50% - -

How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services examinations,






Student progression


UG to PG 10%

PG to M.Phil. Nil

PG to Ph.D. 25%


Employed

Campus selection


12.5%

19%

Entrepreneurs Nil

.

Diversity of staff





from universities outside the country Nil

Number of faculty who were awarded Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment

period

03 faculty members were awarded Ph.D.

Present details of infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library 298 books



d) Class rooms with ICT facility 02

e) Students’ laboratories 11

f) Research laboratories Central Research Centre is developed

List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

e) from the host university

Er. Shadab Khan

Er. Shahnawaz Alam

Er. Ather Husain

Er. Mohd Anas

Er. Faiz Mohd.

Er. S. A. H. Zafri

Er. Abhishek Dwivedi

Er. Kamran Rasheed

Er. Mohd. Suhail



f) from other universities

Er. Meenu Sharma

Er. Praveen Kumar Singh

Er. Rati Saluja

Ravi Kr. Verma

Er. Vinay Kumar

Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

University provides facility to poor students engaged in research work in the shape

of fee reduction

Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new


Yes, on the pattern of the Central Universities. All the new programmes are

generally based on industrial requirement. Therefore, these requirements are

assessed through feedback information on website of the industries and by studying

present day scenario of technology development

Does the department obtain feedback from



In the meetings of Board of Studies of the department feedback about

curriculum is obtained, based on this feed back any revision /modification in

curriculum is proposed in the meeting of Academic Council for approval.



In every semester feed back of the students is taken. This feedback is shown to

the faculty members. Based on this feedback strength and weakness of faculty

members is sorted out and suggestions for improvement are given by the

competent authorities.


the feedback?

Alumni/Expert from industries are often invited or called in the meeting of BOS

and feedback from them is taken to revise course structure and curriculum as

per their industrial experience.

List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

o Dr. Niraj Gupta Professor (SRMU, Lucknow)

o Dr. B. C. Pant Director (UPPCL)



o Dr. Vikas Mishra Director (Allen House College of Engg.,

Kanpur)

o Er. Manas Kapoor (NTPC, Singrauli)

o Er. Kamlesh C Kushwaha Scientist (NPCIL, Madgaon)

o Er. Manish Jain Scientist (BARC, Mumbai)

o Er. Gauhar Raza Scientist (NPCIL, Mumbai)

o Er. Syed Zeeshan Haider Manager (Blue Star Ltd., Lucknow)

o Er. Atul Verma Design Engineer(BHEL, Hyderabad)

Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar)


1. Prof. P. C. Pandey, Ex. Prof. IIT Roorkee, delivered expert lecture on

“Manufacturing Facility Planning” on 28.02.2011.

2. Prof. (Dr.) Devendra Kumar, Institute of Technology, B.H.U. delivered expert

lecture on “Applications of Advanced Ceramics” in Engineering and

Technology on 13.01.2012.

3. Prof. (Dr.) Alim Husain Naqvi, AMU, Aligarh delivered expert lecture on

“Applications of Nano Technology” on 12th

& 13th

June 2012.

4. Mr. Sabih Ahmed Kidwai, Rockwell Automation on 12th

& 13th

June 2012.

5. Prof. (Dr.) M. Wasi Khan delivered expert lecture on “Advancement in Nano

Technology” on 12th

& 13th

June 2012.

6. Prof. (Dr.) Md. Imran Aziz delivered expert lecture on “Optical Anisotropy of

New Nematic Liquid Crystal” on 12th

& 13th

June 2012.

7. Er. Vivek Srivastava, Principal Consultant Engineering Services, Karyon

Consultancy and Solutions delivered expert lecture on “Finite Element

Analysis and Automotive Industry Applications” on 15.10.2012.

8. Prof. V. K. Jain, IIT, Kanpur, delivered expert lecture on “Project Proposal

writing and Granting Agencies” in Engineering and Technology on

13.01.2012.

9. Prof. Abid Haleem, Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Jamia

Millia Islamia, New Delhi, delivered expert lecture on “Research Credentials”

on 09.09.2013.

10. Organized a Two Days Workshop on “Robotics” on 21-22 Feb 2013.

11. Organized a Two Days Workshop on “Automobile and I. C. Engines Design”

on 24-25 Jan 2014.

List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.



Class room teaching


Presentations



Audio Visual

Practical Demonstrations

Statics Models

How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning


Through regular assessment in the form of class test, quiz, surprise test etc.

Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.




interactive and participatory programmes and group working, awareness among

masses about their rights, access to information, exploitation, discrimination, and

employment opportunities are continuously created. Our

Education/Research/Extension are based upon the basic human values to help

individuals/families and communities as a whole to lead a successful life in changing

our neighborhood society.





Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

Departmental technical events like model making, paper writing, quiz etc are

organized frequently.

Participation of students in paper writing in conferences/journals is encouraged.

Practical exposure in the form of technical workshop in the field of HVAC,

CAD, Robotics etc is given to the students.

Industrial visits are arranged to impart practical knowledge to the students.

Covering extra topics pertaining to the subject

State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes,

give details.

Department was Accredited by National Board of Accreditation in the year 2009



Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic

or applied.

Department strives to conducts research in order to generate new knowledge

Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department.

Strengths:

1. High rate of faculty retention in the department.

2. Well developed laboratories

3. Qualified faculty

4. Dedicated faculty and supporting staff

5. Excellent teaching environment

Weaknesses:

1. Research projects are not supported by UGC due to want 12 (B) status

2. Research facilities to be further strengthened

3. Better industry institution interaction

4. Focus on patent work

5. More interaction between universities

Opportunities:

1. Opportunities for multi‐disciplinary research exist

2. Department is rapidly growing

3. Good environment for research & development

4. Easy access to research journals

Challenges:

1. Hire faculty in key areas to enhance strength of the department

2. Build undergraduate/graduate education curriculum in focus areas that

matches strengths in research areas.

3. Increase industry/Department partnership

4. Expand development efforts for improved research laboratory infrastructure

5. Revaluate match between graduate preparation and industry needs.

Future plans of the department.

o To start integrated M.Tech. course

o To start M.Tech. in Thermal Engg & Material Science

o Development of New Laboratories for M.Tech. Course

o Development of New Laboratories for Research




1. Name of the Department : Business Management



Faculty of the University


Integrated Ph.D., etc.)

B. Com. (Hon.) BBA, MBA, Ph.D.


B. Tech (Civil, Computer Science, IT, EC, EE, Mechanical, Biotech.), BCA & MCA

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. - None


MBA (RETAIL), MBA (BIO TECH)

Reasons:

Non availability of the required number of students

No demand for the course in the following academic sessions


Semester System


Yes in other Engineering and Computer Application courses


Professors)

Sanctioned Filled

Including

CAS/MPS

Professor 03 03 -


Asst. Professors/Sr.

Lecturer / Lecturer 22 22 -



May 2014)



Sl.

No. Name Qualification Designation

Specializatio

n

No. of years of

Experience

No. of Phd

students

guided for

last four

years

1 Prof.(Dr.) Aftab

Alam

M.Com., M. Phil,

MBA, Ph.D. Prof. & Head Marketing Teaching – 26

8 students

(pursuing)

2 Prof. Atul Bansal B.Sc (Mech),

PGPBM Professor

Operation

Mgnt Teaching – 14 Nil

3 Prof. Atul Raman B.Sc (Mech),

PGPBM Professor

Operation

Mgnt

Industry - 28

Teaching - 12 Nil

4 Dr. Adeel Maqbool

M. Com,

PGDMM, M.Phil,

PhD.

Associate

Prof.& Head IB

Industry - 13

Teaching - 4.5

3 students

(pursuing)

5 Ms. Asma Farooque MBA, Ph.D.

(Submitted)

Assistant Prof

(Sr. Scale) Marketing

Industry – 3

Teaching - 8 Nil

6 Dr. Gaurav Bisaria MBA, PhD. Assistant

Prof. Marketing Teaching -12

8 students

pursuing

7 Ms.Rizwana Atiq MBA (IB) Assistant

Prof. Marketing

Industry - 3

Teaching -7

Nil

8 Dr. Amit kr. Goel M.Com,

PGDBM, PhD.

Assistant

Prof. Finance

Industry - 2

Teaching - 6

Nil

9 Mr. Habib Uddin MBA Assistant

Prof. Marketing

Industry -7

Teaching -2.5

Nil

10 Mr. Zahid Raza

Khan

MBA (IB), Ph.D.

(Submitted)

Assistant

Prof.

International

Business

Industry - 1.5

Teaching - 3.5

Nil

11 Dr. Syed Shahid

Mazhar

M. Com, MBA,

NET, D. Phil

Assistant

Prof.

International

Trade Teaching - 5.5

03 students

12 Ms. Aisha

Badruddin MBA, NET, JRF

Assistant

Prof. Finance Teaching – 3

Nil

13 Mr. Anisur Rahman B. Sc., MBA,

Ph.D. (Submitted)

Assistant

Prof. Finance

Industry - 1.2

Teaching -5

Nil

14 Mr. Firoz Hussain MBA, NET, JRF Assistant

Prof. Finance

Industry - 1.5

Teaching – 4

Nil



12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, faculty, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors -

List of Visiting Fellows -

Dr. Ashok Kumar

Mr. Ehsan Usmani

Dr. Jagat Narayan Giri

Dr. Shahabuddin Usmani

Dr. Sadaf Fatima

Dr. Sufia Fatima


BBA – 08%

MBA – 26 %

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio :

MBA - 1:15

BBA - 1:15

B. Com - 1:15


filled

Technical – One

Administrative – Two


15 Dr. Orooj Siddiqui MHRM & IR Senior

Lecturer HR Teaching 5

Nil

16 Mr. Syed Ahmad

Wajih B.Com, MBA

Senior

Lecturer Marketing

Industry -2

Teaching -4

Nil

17 Ms. Tahseen Fatima MBA , PGDHR Senior

Lecturer

Finance &

HR

Industry -3

Teaching -4

Nil

18 Mr. Abdul Tayyab

Khan MBA

Senior

Lecturer Finance

Industry - 2

Teaching -4

Nil

19 Ms. Saima Ishtiyaq MBA Lecturer Finance &

HR Teaching – 3

Nil

20 Ms. Uzmi Anjum MBA Lecturer

HR &

International

Business

Industry -6 M

Teaching -2

Nil

21 Ms. Nilofar Khan MBA Lecturer Finance Teaching -10M Nil





Nil



received project-wise. - Nil


h) National Collaboration – with AIMA, BHU-Partner for Organizing Conference,

AMU, Jamia Handard New Delhi, Jamia Millia Islamia New Delhi , Lucknow

University

i) International Collaboration - Sarawak University, Malaysia


total grants received - None


state recognition : State Government

national recognition : University Grants Commission

international recognition : EBSCO Host, USA, J Gate

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies –

Nil

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) :

National & International 57

Monographs 01


Edited Books 04

Books with ISBN with details of publishers:07

Dr. Aftab Alam published a book on “Sales and Distribution Management”

Wisdom Publishing, New Delhi.2006

Dr. Atul Bansal published Book on IFRS (International Financial Reporting

System) Accounting Trends & Techniques in India, (ISBN : 978-93-81386-

12-5);Published by Sardar Patel University Press (Under UGC Specification

&Funded) Vallabh Vidhya Nagar (Gujarat) India,2013

Dr. Atul Bansal published Book on Financial Accounting for Managers,

(ISBN : 978-81-89972-91-2); Published by Manglam Publications, J.P.Nagar,

West Ghonda, Delhi, India,2014

Dr. Atul Bansal published Book on Economics and Banking for Managers,

(ISBN : 978-81-89972-96-7); Published by Manglam Publications, J.P.Nagar,

West Ghonda, Delhi (India) (March 2014

Amit Kumar Goel published Book on “Capital & Money Market” Himalaya



Publication House P Ltd. ISBN 978-93-5024-942-0

Asma Farooque published Book on “Economics for Engineers and Principles

of Management” Vrinda Publications (p) Ltd ISBN 978-81-8281-396-0

Dr. Gaurav Bisaria published Book on “Fundamentals of Marketing

Communications” Bisaria Centre of Foundation Publication ISBN 978-81-8465-

706-7



Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) –Dr.Zeeshan Amir -3( Integral review)


SNIP Nil

SJR Nil


h-index Nil


Nil


Nil

25. Faculty selected nationally/ internationally to visit other

laboratories/institutions/industries in India and abroad.

Nil


a) National committees

Prof. (Dr.) Aftab Alam, member of AIMA, member of LMA.

b) International Committees One

c) Editorial Boards

Dr. Aftab Alam

o Member Editorial Board: International Journal of Marketing Principles

and Practices, Canada. http://www.theiimp.org/editorial_team.htm

o Member Editorial Board, H R Journal of Management Ghaziabad.

o Editor-in-chief (Honorary) Pranjana - A Journal of Management

Awareness. Listed in Cabell’s Directory USA, EBSCO, UK, World Cat,

USA.

o Editor-in chief (Honorary), Mangalmay Journal of Management, Greater

Noida

o Editor-in-Chief Integral Review A Journal of Management, Integral

University, Lucknow

Dr. Atul Bansal

http://www.theiimp.org/editorial_team.htm



o Member of Advisory Board’, “PROFICIENT – An International Journal

of Management” ISSN 0975-475X

o ‘Reviewer’ of Internationally Indexed Open Access Online Research

Journal–“Indian Journal Of Commerce & Management Studies” ISSN:

2229-5674 (http://www.scholarshub.net)

o Member of Editorial Team of Journal of Production Research &

Management, ISSN: 2249–4766 (A journal of STM Journals)

(www.stmjournals.com).

Dr. Adeel Maqbool, Mr. Anisur Rahman

o Member Editorial Board, A journal of Management, pISSN: 0974-8032,

eISSN: 2278-6120, (Indexed at J-Gate and EBSCO, USA), Faculty of

Management and Research, Integral University, Lucknow, India

Ms. Asma Farooque

o Associate Member of Editorial Board, Pezzottaite Journals, 64/2, Trikuta

Nagar, K. K. Gupta Lane, Jammu Tawi, Jammu & Kashmir -

180012,INDIA (M): +91-9419216270 – 71

o Member Editorial Board, A journal of Management, pISSN: 0974-8032,

eISSN: 2278-6120, (Indexed at J-Gate and EBSCO, USA), Faculty of

Management and Research, Integral University, Lucknow, India

Dr. Gaurav Bisaria

o Member Editorial Board, Online International Journal of Engineering and

Research.

o Member Editorial Board of International Journal of Engineering and

Management Research (IJEMR) (ISSN No. 2250-0758).

o Member Editorial Board of Integral Management Review, Integral


Mr. Anisur Rahman

o Joint Editor for Integral Review - A Journal of Management indexed

at EBSCO and J-Gate published by Department of Business

Management, Faculty of Management and Research, Integral University,

Lucknow.

Mr. Zahid Raza Khan

o Member Editorial Board for Integral Review - A Journal of

Management indexed at EBSCO and J-Gate published by Department

of Business Management, Faculty of Management and Research, Integral


j) any other (please specify)

Reviewer of “Viewpoint” ISSN 2229-3825, Journal Published from Teerthanker

Mahaveer University, Moradabad.


workshops, training programmes and similar programmes)

By attending FDP’s, MDP’s & Workshops etc.


http://www.stmjournals.com/




projects

Nil


industry / institute : Nil


Faculty:

Best paper award at International Conference by three faculty members.

o Best paper award was given to Prof (Dr.) Zeeshan Amir, Ms. Asma

Farooque & Ms. Rizwana Atiq at international Seminar organized by

Delhi School of Professional Studies & Research.

o Ms. Asma Farooque is Chosen to honored with “Shiksha Rattan

Puraskar” along with certificate of excellence by Indira International

Society, New Delhi.

o Dr. Gaurav Bisaria, award of Accredited Management Teacher.

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows : Prof. (Dr.) Aftab Alam

Students : None


international) with details of outstanding participants, if any. Self Financed

2013 Extension Lecture 01

2012 Expert Talk 01

2012 Extension Lecture 02

2011 Extension Lectures 04

2010 Extension Lectures 04

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments :


Ordinance. The department also tries to keep in mind the following principles for

research work-

Genuine work

Plagiarism

Peer review

Moral responsibility of research scholar

Maintaining confidentiality of data collected

Honesty of author

Originality of work , check on fabrication and falsification of data

Furnishing citation of work

Data management and collection of ethical and fruitful data




Name of the Course


Applications

received

Selected


Male Female

B. B. A 181 61 17 33.70% 09.39%

B. Com. (Hons.) 124 42 24 33.87% 19.35%

M. B. A. 242 75 45 30.99% 18.59%


Name of the Course

(refer to question no.

4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of

students

from

other

countries

B. B. A. 0% 96.91% 3.09% 0%

B. Com. (Hons.) 0% 95.45% 4.55% 0%

M. B. A. 2.59% 90.95% 6.47% 0%



UGC- NET -01; Public Sector Unit -05



enrolled

UG to PG 6.45%

PG to M.Phil. Nil

PG to Ph.D. 05%


Employed

Campus selection


8.98%

50.00%

Entrepreneurs 35%










period

02 faculty members were awarded Ph.D

01 faculty members was awarded D.Lit


a) Library Facility of Departmental Library is

available

b) Internet facilities for staff and students 1 Gbps round the clock


d) Class rooms with ICT facility Available in 3 rooms (LCD-3 & OHP-

1)

e) Students’ laboratories Language Lab Available (Centralized)

Departmental lab is equipped with 40

computers with internet connection

f) Research laboratories NA


a) from the host university 10 Research Scholars

b) from other universities 02 Research Scholars


Batch Number of Student

2012-2013 77

2011-2012 38

2010-2011 71



Discussion is done with the faculty members of the department in Board of

Studies

Opinion survey is done among students to know their feedback




Feedback is taken by weekly meeting with the teachers





This is done at centralized level and the feedback is utilized to guide the

teachers on how to improve their weak areas, better performance and moral

enhancement.



i) Alumni are invited in the centralized get together to interact with

students. The suggestions are incorporated in the pedagogy and

personality development programme.

ii) Employer’s feedback are conveyed through pre-placement talks by the

CCG & D

(Career Counseling Guidance and Development) of the University and

Training coordinators of the department.


Sr. No. Name Of Alumni Working in Organization Batch

1 Mr. Akil Khan Sales Executive, Al Rasai Perfumes

Pvt. Ltd.

2012

2 Mr. Mohd. Farhan Admin Officer, Sunrise Hospital 2012

3 Mr. Mohd. Amir Khan Assistant Managet, Axis Bank, Ltd. 2012

4 Mr. Ahmad Shuja Times City Real Estate, Lucknow 2011

5 Mr. Mohd. Saheeh

Nazim

HCL Technologies Pvt. Ltd. NOIDA 2011

6 Mr. Arvind Kr. Rai Avienenthura Securities, Pvt. Ltd.

Lucknow

2011

7 Ms. Vineeta Tripathi Eureka Forbs Ltd. 2011

8 Mr. Ahad Warsi Superhouse Leathers Ltd. Unnao 2011

9 Ms. Arshiya Farooqui Videocon International GSM, Lucknow 2010

10 Ms. Divya Singh Videocon International GSM, Lucknow 2010



Sr. No Year Special Lectures Workshops Seminars

1 2013 Extension Lecture Nil Nil

2 2012 Topic entitled “Relationship between Economic

Development and Human Development” on Nil Nil



29th

March, 2012, (Resource person: Dr. Nighat

Ahmad, AMU, Aligarh)

Topic entitled “Promoting Women in

Leadership: India’s Talent Pool” on 1st March,

2012, (Resource person: Ms. Poonam Barua,

Founder Chairperson, Forum for Women in

Leadership & CEO, WILL Forum India)

3 2011

Topic entitled “Educational Attainments in

India – Past, Present & Future” on 24th

August,

2011 (Resource person: Dr. Tauhidur Rahman,

University of Arizona, Tucson, USA)

Topic entitled “Blueprint of Success” on 23rd

September, 2011 (Resource person: Mr. Rajesh

Mishra, Director, Obeetee Pvt. Ltd, Mirzapur)

Topic entitled “Success Mantra for Transition

from Campus to Corporate World” on 19th

October, 2011 (Resource person: Dr. Ishwar

Chandra Gupta, Sri Aurobindo Institute, Indore)

Topic entitled “Analyzing Business

opportunities in Rural Markets” on 22nd

November, 2011 (Resource person: Dr. Jabir

Ali, IIM, Lucknow)

Nil Nil

4 2010

Topic entitled “Private Banking System:

Challenges and Opportunities” on 23rd

July,

2010 (Resource person: Mr. Saif Khan, Deputy

Manager, AXIS Bank ltd, Lucknow)

Topic entitled “scene of Marketing Strategy in

the present Financial Institutions” on 16th

September, 2011 (Resource person: Mr. Kishan

Savant, Branch Manager, Bharti Axa Life

Insurance Co. Ltd. Lucknow)

Topic entitled “Role of Depository Participant

in Capital Market” on 20th

October, 2010

(Resource person: Mrs. Kashmira, Branch

Head, Stock Holding Corpn of India Ltd.)

Nil Nil




Personality Development

Role Play

Storytelling

Group Discussion

PPT Presentation

Case Studies

Projects etc. are done on regular basis



By conducting meeting on regular basis and discussions

Quantifying the number of students passing by first division marks &

second division marks.

Performance in mid semester exam

Participation in the class & other activities of the department


Various extension activities are conducted in the form of lectures, talks, discussions

with persons from industry and academia by students in coordination with

academic coordinators for their mentoring morale development and guidance


Business Plan

Case Study

Debate on Business issues

Technical Paper Presentation etc.

Business Games, Ad Mad Show & Slogan Writing these activities are done

at departmental and inter departmental levels in the campus. FIESTA (

Annual function is also organized in the campus)


yes, give details.

Appeal against the NBA decision has been applied, the result of which is awaited.


or applied.

The nature of knowledge dissemination is applied in nature. Department is

involved in research activities of scholars enrolled and faculty members.



Knowledge creation is also done through publication by incorporation of

new ideas.


department.

Strengths:

University status is strength for the department

Discipline in the campus

Brand Image

Sincere staff

Dedication on quality learning

Weakness:

Developing infrastructure

Sensitive to career development

Self financing fee structure

Low pace feedback on career counseling of students

Less application from academically top class students

Threats:

Attitude towards knowledge acquisition is low

Students are less serious for technical courses like MBA & BBA

High expectation of students from job profile

Availability/ recruitment of committed staff

Quality of feeding institution

Opportunities:

Being a university we have & cope to go for new courses as per the demand of

corporate world.

Diversifies staff available in the campus

Scope of opening overseas campuses

Tie up with other universities for dual degree programme.

Establishment of separate research consultancy cell


The department planning for starting future courses like M.Phil, MBA (Logistics)

MBA (I.B.) & distance programmes at BBA level.




1. Name of the Department Medical Sciences




4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;

Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc., D.Litt., etc.)

UG (MBBS)

PG (M.Sc.)

Ph. D (Biochemistry)

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved

B.P.Th. Department involved

Pre clinical, Para Clinical, and Clinical Departments

M.Sc.- Department involved

Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry

Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology

Medicine, Surgery

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.:

Nil

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons

Nil

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester

Semester System


Yes [B.P.Th.]

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Professors/Asst. Professors/others)

Sanctioned Filled

Actual (including

CAS & MPS)

Professor 15 17 -



Senior Resident 32 32 -

Tutor/ Demonstrator 24 24 -



11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,


May 2014)

Sl.

No.

Name


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

1 Dr. N. K. Bezbaruah MS Professor Anatomy 9 -

2 Dr. Fida Husain MS Professor Anatomy 11 -

3 Dr. Jitendra Kumar MD Professor Physiology 18+ -

4 Dr. Ajay Kumar M. Sc., Ph.D. Professor Biochemistry 38 4

5 Dr. Pravesh Kumar

Bansal MD Professor Pathology 9+

-

6 Dr. Sunita D.

Deshpande MD Professor Microbiology 9 +

-

7 Dr. Anand Kumar

Shukla MD Professor Pharmacology 10+

-

8 Dr. Abhas Kumar

Singh MD Professor

Forensic

Medicine 12+

-

9 Dr. F. U. Ahmad MD Professor Public Health 14+ -

10 Dr. Nadeem Ahmad MD Professor Community

Medicine 11+

-

11 Dr. Sudhir Kr.

Mehrotra MD Professor Medicine 14+

-

12 Dr. Anil Goyal MD Professor Paedetrics 14+ -

13 Dr. Yogendra Kumar

Singh MS Professor

General

Surgery 36+

-

14 Dr. P. K. Ratheesh MS Professor Orthopedics 10+ -

15 Dr. Renu Garg MD Professor Obstetrics 10 -

16 Dr. Aparna Shukla MD Professor Anesthesiology 10 -

17 Dr. Vijay Prakash

Sharma MDS Professor Orthopedics 35+

-

18 Dr. Seema Singh MD Associate

Professor Physiology 7+

-

19 Dr. Roshan Alam MD Associate

Professor Biochemistry 10

-

20 Dr. Ajay Kumar MD Associate

Professor Biochemistry 8

-

21 Dr. Sanjeev Sahai MD Associate

Professor Microbiology 13

-

22 Dr. H. K. Singh MD Associate

Professor Pharmacology 11

-

23 Dr. Praveer Kumar

Saxena MD

Associate

Professor

Community

Medicine 9+

-

24 Dr. Abhijeet Sen MD Associate

Professor Medicne 35+

-

25 Dr. Swatantra Kumar MD Associate

Professor Pediatrics 9

-



Sl.

No.

Name


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

26 Dr. Sunil Bisen MS Associate

Professor Neuro surgery &

spinal Surgery 23

-

27 Dr. Naveen Srivastava MS Associate

Professor

Arthoscopy,

Arthoplasty 10

-

28 Dr. Charu Singh MS Associate

Professor E.N.T. 9+

-

29 Dr. Shobhna Dube MBBS, FAEH,

FAGE, FICS

Associate

Professor

Gen.

Ophthamology,

Super Specialization

in glaucoma and

Anterior Segment

Surgeries

13+

-

30 Dr. Bhavna MD Associate

Professor Obstetrics 9+

-

31 Dr. K. G. Rao MD Associate

Professor Anesthesiology 4 +

-

32 Dr. Mohammad

Aleem MD

Associate

Professor

Radio-

Diagnosis 6+

-

33 Dr. Pramatma Prasad

Mishra MD

Asst.

Professor Anatomy 1 +

-

34 Dr. Parth Sarthi MD Asst.

Professor Physiology 2 +

-

35 Dr. Dhananjay Tiwari MD Asst.

Professor Biochemistry 4 +

-

36 Dr. Yogesh Kumar

Yadav MD

Asst.

Professor Pathology 5+

-

37 Dr. Sana Jamali MD Asst.

Professor Microbiology 3+

-

38 Dr. Vineeta Bharti MD Asst.

Professor Pharmacology 2+

-

39 Dr. M. N. Siddiqui MD Asst.

Professor

Forensic

Medicine 6 Months

-

40 Dr. Saurabh Kashyap MD Asst.

Professor

Community

Medicine 5 Months

-

41 Dr. Nitin Ranjan

Gupta MD

Asst.

Professor Medicne 5 +

-

42 Dr. Anil Kumar MD, DCH Asst.

Professor Pediatrics 4

-

43 Dr. Mohammad Asad

Haroon MD

Asst.

Professor Dermatology 3

-

44 Dr. Anurag Agarwal MD Asst.

Professor Psychiatry 4 +

-

45 Dr. V. K. Srivastava MD, DTCD Asst.

Professor

T.B. & Chest

Diseases 5

-

46 Dr. M.M.S.A. Khan MS Asst.

Professor Gen. Surgery 39+

-



Sl.

No.

Name


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

47 Dr. Gaurav Kumar MS Asst.

Professor Trauma-Spine 6+

-

48 Dr. Ranveer Singh MS Asst.

Professor ENT 9+

-

49 Dr. Mohd. Mobin MS Asst.

Professor Ophthalmology 8

-

50 Dr. Asma Nigar MS Asst.

Professor

Obstetrics &

Gynae 2 +

-

51 Dr. Pawan Kapoor MD Asst.

Professor Anesthesiology 2+

-

52 Dr. Pratap Chandra

Shukla MD

Asst.

Professor Radiology 2+

-

53 Dr. Abu Amir MDS Asst.

Professor

Oral &

Maxillofacial

Surgery

2+

-

54 Dr. Tanmoy Ghatak MBBS,MD,PDCC Asst.

Professor Critical Care 3+

-

55 Dr. Manoj Kumar

Chaurasia M.B.B.S, D.N.B

Asst.

Professor Anesthesiology 5 months

-

56 Dr. Rizwanullah Khan MBBS, MS Asst.

Professor Gen. Surgery 34

-

57 Dr. Abdul Haq MBBS, MS,

FCLCS

Asst.

Professor Gen. Surgery 34

-

58 Dr. Sonu Singh MBBS, MS Asst.

Professor

Obstetrics &

Gynae 3

-

59 Dr. Saeeda waseem MBBS, MS Asst.

Professor Obstetrics 5 Months

-

60 Dr. Pankaj Singh MBBS, MS Asst.

Professor Obstetrics 3 years

-

61 Dr. Sandhya Mishra MBBS , MD Asst.

Professor

Community

Medicine 5 Months

-

62 Dr. Deepak Chopra MBBS , MD Asst.

Professor

Community

Medicine 9 Months

-

63 Dr. Kuldeep

Srivastava MBBS , MD

Asst.

Professor

Community

Medicine 5 Months

-

64 Dr. Sanjay Khanna MBBS , MD Asst.

Professor Pharmacology 6

-

65 Dr.Amit Kumar MD Asst.

Professor Pathology 2 +

-

66 Dr.Siddhart Shankar

Sinha MD

Asst.

Professor Pathology 3 +

-

67 Dr. Prerna Gupta MS

Asst.

Professor

Anatomy 6M

-



Sl.

No.

Name


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

68 Dr.Anshu Mishra MD Asst.

Professor Anatomy 6 M

-

69 Dr.Shilpi Srivastava MD Asst.

Professor Microbiology 7 +

-

70 Dr.Shah Mohammad

Abbas Waseem MD

Asst.

Professor Physiology 3 +

-

71 Dr. Sudhakar Panday MD Sr. Resident Gen. Medicine 7 Months -

72 Dr. Manjari Dwivedi MD Sr. Resident Gen. Medicine 7 Months -

73 Dr. Neha Jain MD Sr. Resident Gen. Medicine 5 Months -

74 Dr. Indr Sain Gautam MD Sr. Resident Gen. Medicine 3 years -

75 Dr. Nikhilesh

Chaturvedi MD Sr. Resident Gen. Medicine 3 +

-

76 Dr. Sonam Singh

Sachan PGDHHM Sr. Resident Gen. Medicine 1 M

-

77 Dr. Mohd. Parvez MD Sr. Resident Pediatrics 2 + -

78 Dr. Parul Chaurasia MD Sr. Resident Pediatrics 2+ -

79 Dr. Umesh Kumar

Pathak MD Sr. Resident Pediatrics 6 Months

-

80 Dr. Nitin Singh MS Sr. Resident Gen. Surgery 3 years -

81 Dr. Imran Mohd.

Ansari MS Sr. Resident Gen. Surgery 4 +

-

82 Dr. Mohd. Rashid MS Sr. Resident Gen. Surgery 1 Year -

83 Dr. Virendra Bahadur

Singh MS Sr. Resident Gen. Surgery 1 Year

-

84 Dr. Mudit Kumar

Agarwal MS Sr. Resident Gen. Surgery 1 Year

-

85 Dr. Anoop Kumar

Jaiswal MS Sr. Resident Gen. Surgery 1Year

-

86 Dr. Varun Vijay DNB Sr. Resident Orthopedics 2 Year -

87 Dr. Anuj Rastogi DNB Sr. Resident Orthopedics 3 Years -

88 Dr. Utkarsh Shahi MS Sr. Resident Orthopedics 3 Months -

89 Dr. Pankaj Kumar

Verma DNB Sr. Resident ENT 1+

-

90 Dr. Jaya Gupta MS Sr. Resident ENT 1+ -

91 Dr. Pooja Kanodia MS Sr. Resident Ophthalmology 8 Years -

92 Dr. Shikha Agarwal MS Sr. Resident Ophthalmology 6 Months -

93 Dr. Shaikh Mahjabin DNB Sr. Resident Obstetrics &

Gynae 2+

-

94 Dr. Sanam Mumtaz DNB Sr. Resident Obstetrics &

Gynae 2 years

-

95 Dr. Asha Mishra DNB Sr. Resident Obstetrics &

Gynae 2 Years

-

96 Dr. Adeeb Faisal DA Sr. Resident Anaesthesia 10 Months -

97 Dr. Md. Nayab Akhtar DA Sr. Resident Anaesthesia 6 Months -



Sl.

No.

Name


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

98 Dr. Raj Grish

K.Bhumiya MD Sr. Resident Radiology 6 Months

-

99 Dr. Atul Kumar MD Sr. Resident Radiology Fresher -

100 Dr. Sonal Saxena MDS Sr. Resident Dentistry 3 Years -

101 Dr. Atiuddin Siddiqui BDS Sr. Resident - 1 Years -

102 Dr. O. P. Gupta MBBS Tutor/

Demonstrator - 3 Years

-

103 Dr. N. B. Singh MBBS Tutor/


-

104 Dr. Akhlaque Ahmad MBBS Tutor/


-

105 Dr. R. K. Nigam MBBS Tutor/


-

106 Dr. Stuti Tondon MBBS Tutor/


-

107 Dr. Jai Narain MBBS Tutor/


-

108 Dr. Neema Tiwari MBBS Tutor/


-

109 Dr. Azkia Khan MBBS Tutor/

Demonstrator - Fresher

-

110 Miss Priyanka Thapa

Manger M.Sc.

Tutor/


-

111 Dr. M. M. Prasad MBBS, DCP Tutor/


-

112 Dr. Ibrar Ahmad

Ansari MBBS

Tutor/


-

113 Dr. Varsha Kumari MBBS Tutor/


-

114 Dr. Muneeruddin MBBS, DCP Tutor/

Demonstrator - 3 years

-

115 Dr. Shah Mohammad

Faizan MBBS

Tutor/

Demonstrator - 6 Months

-

116 Dr. Mohd. Hashim MBBS Tutor/


-

117 Dr. Hira Shuaib MBBS Tutor/


-

118 Dr. K. S. Srivastava MBBS, DCP Tutor/


-

119 Dr. Anita Verma MBBS Tutor/


-

120 Dr. Aviral Chandra MBBS

Tutor/

Demonstrator

- 1 Years

-



Sl.

No.

Name


Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for the

last 4 yr

121 Dr. Kalika Prasad

Yadav MBBS

Tutor/

Demonstrator

- 1 Years

-

122 Dr. Ruby Singh MBBS Tutor/


-

123 Dr. Rizwan Farooq

Shaikh MBBS

Tutor/


-

124 Dr. Sara Siddiqui MBBS Tutor/


-

125 Dr. Qasim Huda Khan MBBS Tutor/


-

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information Nil


Pre clinical 1:12 Para clinical 1:12

Clinical 1:08

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned,

filled and actual

Technical staff 59

Nursing staff 191

Non teaching staff 31

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies :

Clinical/epidemiological/ health system research


agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project

title and grants received project - wise.

Nil


Nil a) National collaboration b) International collaboration

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR,

AICTE, etc.; total grants received.

Nil



20. Research facility:

o State recognition U. P. Government

o National recognition Yes, Research Laboratories, all the Pre & Para

Clinical Department Recognized by Medical Council

of India.

o International recognition Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate

bodies : Nil

22. Publications


54

Monographs Nil


Edited Books Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers Nil




Citation Index – range / average 157

SNIP Nil

SJR Nil

Impact Factor – range / average 3.7

h-index Nil



25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions

o Industries in India and abroad:

Dr. F.U. Ahmed, Dean, visited the laboratories of School of

Pharmaceutical Sciences for doing research on Enzyme Immunology at

the invitation of Shawa University, Tokyo, Japan in 1987.

26. Faculty serving in (a) National committees (b) International committees c) Editorial

Boards (d) any other (please specify)

1. National Committee:

Prof. F.U. Ahmed, Dean Faculty of Medicine:-

Appointed as a Chairman of scientific advisory committee of Desert Medicine

Research Centre (ICMR) - 2013

Appointed as member of scientific Advisory Group (Division of Nutrition)

(ICMR) - 2013

Appointed as member of Committee of experts for establishing “Nutrition

Centers” in Indian by ICMR - 2013

Appointed as member expert Group committee the NCCPE for National

documentation of Polio Eradication in India by INCLEN -2013.



Appointed as chairperson of “Research Advisory Committee” of ICMR for

establishment of model Rural Health Research units during 12th

plan period -

2013.

Appointed as “Chairperson of the Ethical Committee” North East Indira

Gandhi Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, Shillong, 2013.

Attended the North East conference of Microbiologist (NEMICROCON 2013)

at Sillong as a guest of Honour.

Dr. Nadeem Ahmed, Professor, Deptt. Of Comm. Medicine

Appointed as member expert Group committee the NCCPE for National

documentation of Polio Eradication in India by INCLEN.

2. Editorial Board:

Dr. N.K. Bezbaruah, Prof. & HoD, Anatomy: Reviewer of Medical Journal

published from Dr. MJR University, Chennai.

Dr. Mohd. Amzarul, Assistant Professor, Medicine: Appointed as reviewer

in Indian Journal of Hematology and Blood Transfusion.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs,

workshops, training programs and similar programs):

Medical Education Technologies Orientation/workshop as per M.C.I.

Schedule for north India 5th

to 7th

Dec 2013 at K.G.Medical University

Training, Conference, CME and Workshop organized by the

Departments

Depart fo Community Medicine “CME held on 02.12.2013 and the topic

“HIV/AIDS”.DGAP Stakeholders Meeting 5-6 January, 2012.

Department of Medicine:

Recent Trends in management Bronchial Asthma on 08th

May, 2013

Vitamin ‘D’ – Role of Sunshine Vitamin in Modern Medical Practice on 20th

August 2013

Workshop on COPD held on 18th

November 2013

Department of Surgery:

CME held on 09th

March, 2013 and the topic covered.

Improved wound healing & management of PID with placentrex

Role of branched chain Amino acid in hastening recovery of major

postoperative cases and GIT critically disable patients.

CME Held on 17th

August 2013 and the topic “ABC in critical care

management of RTA-cases at receiving hospital”.

28. Student projects: o percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-

departmental projects Nil o percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities

industry / institute Nil

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by the

a) Faculty

Dr. N.K. Bezbaruah, Prof. & HOD, Anatomy 1. Fellowship certificate in diabetology received from MV hospital Chennai.



2. Bharat Shiksha Ratna Award from Global Society of Health and Educational

growth New Delhi.

Doctoral/ Post-Doctoral fellows b) Students Nil

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national

International) with details of outstanding participants, if any

Nil

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments :

Yes, Guided by Institutional Ethics Committee

32. Student profile programme-wise: 1st batch of MBBS student admitted in 2013

Name of the Programme (refer to question no. 4)

Applications

Received

Selected Pass percentage

Male Female Male Female

M.B.B.S 424 52 48 52.00 48.00

M.Sc. Microbiology 53 18 16 52.95 47.05

M.Sc. Anatomy 15 7 8 46.67 53.33

M.Sc. Biochemistry 35 15 18 45.45 54.55

M.Sc. Physiology 6 5 1 83.33 16.67

33. Diversity of Student

Name of the

Programme (refer to question

no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of students

from other

countries

M.Sc. Microbiology Nil 90.91 9.09 Nil

M.Sc. Anatomy Nil 80.00 20.00 Nil

M.Sc. Biochemistry Nil 100 Nil Nil

M.Sc. Physiology Nil 100 Nil Nil




NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise. :

Nil


M.P.Th. 2013


UG to PG 58%

PG to M.Phil. NA

PG to Ph.D. NA


Employed

Campus selection Nil

Other than campus recruitment 50%

Entrepreneurs 50%



Of the same university Nil

From the other universities with in the state 80%

From universities from other states 20%

From universities outside the country Nil

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period :

Nil

38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library

No. of Books : 567

No. of backvolumes : 112 Indian, 53 Foreign

No. of e-journals : 28 Indian, 17 Foreign








01 Central Research Laboratory, 08 Departmental research Laboratories (as per

Minimum Standard Requirement of MCI)


Ph.D. Biochemistry

S.No. Name of Student

Under of Doctors

1. Priyanka Manga Thapa

From the Host

Institution

Dr. Ajay Kumar

2. Mohd. Mustafa Khan Dr. Ajay Kumar

3. Lingadi Jhansi Laxmi Dr. Ajay Kumar

4. Rajendra Kumar Shukla From the Other

Institution

Dr. S.K. Khanna, Dr. Ajay

Kumar

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university

15 students



1. The existing guideline/syllabus of the under graduate MBBS program of

medical council of India British Medical Council, West Bengal University

of Health Sciences, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical

Education & Research, All India Institute of Medical Sciences was

reviewed and a competence based curriculum was evolved.

2. Senior Teachers opinion of the deficiencies in the existing syllabus and

strategies of implementation and suggestion of making curriculum

competence based is incorporated.

42. Does the department obtain feedback from?

a) Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the


Periodic feedback is obtained from faculty member and students on the

teaching methodology & students learning ability, monitoring of students

performance which is reviewed and accordingly teaching programs are

modified.

b) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the


The feedback obtained from teachers & students are placed in the meeting of

Board of studies for discussion and incorporation.

c) Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department


Nil



43. List of the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10):

NA



NA


As per the recommendation of Medical Council of India – Didactic lecture, small

group teaching hands on teaching, portfolio learning.



Regular Monitoring of all the types teaching program through continued student

assessment program, reviewing the outcome & revising the strategy.


The students are involved to in identifying the health needs of the community

allotted to them. The student along with teacher, field level supervisor, prepare a

suitable health program to address the health needs. This program is

implemented by Encouraging Community Participation under the supervision of

the teacher.


As in 47


yes, give details.

Yes, MCI sends assessors to visit the institution every year till the formal

recognition of the course. During inspection the assessors evaluate the

infrastructure, manpower, teaching program and availability of teaching material

in the institution.


or applied.

The Institute is in its infancy and we have just introduced the Research Program.

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department.

Strengths 1. Adequate member of qualified & motivated faculty.

2. Good interdepartmental co-ordination of student & teacher participation in

curriculum planning & implementation.

3. Availability of Structured formative of summative assessment program.

4. Process of continued adaptation of the teaching/training as per the need of the

learners.



Weaknesses 1. Limited scope of major structural changes in the curriculum as the minimum

standard requirement of MCI in rigid.

2. Availability of limited alternative evidence based curriculum models to

change the existing old curriculum.

3. Resistance from the old faculty member for any change.

Opportunities The institute is just evolving its own training program and the team members are

young, experienced and innovative. The university is also supporting change.

Challenges 1. Adaptation of the modified curricula to meet the MCI 'S minimum standard

requirement.

2. Maintaining of the faculty member through a structured capacity building program.


1. To start several graduate courses viz. Hospital Administration, Public

Health, and Laboratory Medicine.

2. To start the Post Graduate courses in different discipline of Medical

Sciences.

3. To involve all the Department in basic, clinical, epidemiological and

health system research.



Evaluative Report of the Department

1. Name of the Department : Pharmacy





Integrated Ph.D., etc.) :

Bachelor of Pharmacy

Master of Pharmacy

Ph. D.


B. Pharm : Mathematics, Computer and English (Professional Communication)

M. Pharm : Computer, Biotechnology & Biostatistics

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.:

NIL

7. Details of programmes / courses discontinued, if any, with reasons :

Diploma of Pharmacy (D. Pharm.) in the year 2010 due to lack of required number of

students.



Faculty actively takes part in teaching Pharmacology to Bachelor of

Physiotherapy course in the Department of Physiotherapy and M. Sc.

Nanopharmacology & Nanomedicine in the Faculty of Applied Science.

Faculty also provides the facility of animal house to other department like –

Department of Biotechnology after due approval from Institutional Animal

Ethic Committee (IAEC).


Professors)


(including

CAS/MPS)

Professor 04 01 (Emeritus Prof.) -



Lecturer 14 01





May 2014)

Sl.

No.


years of

Experie

nce

No. of

Ph.D.

students

guided

for last 4

years.

1 Prof. (Dr.) H. H.

Siddiqui

Ph.D.

(Bombay), Ph.

D. (West

Aust.), M. I.

Biol. (London)

Advisor to V.

C. / Dean /

Emeritus Prof.

Pharmacology 47 + 25

2 Dr. Arshad Hussain Ph. D.,

M. Pharm.

Associate Prof.

& Head

Pharmacognosy

& Phytochemistry

6 years 11

3 Dr. Anuradha

Mishra

Ph. D.,

M. Pharm.

Asst. Prof. Pharmacology 8 years 01

4 Mr. Anup Kumar

Sirbaiya

M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

11

years

Nil

5 Mr. Muhammad

Arif

M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmacognosy

& Phytochemistry

7 years Nil

6 Dr. Mohd. Talib

Hussain

Ph. D.,

M. Pharm.

Asst. Prof. Pharmacology 8 years Nil

7 Mr. Mohd. Mujahid M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmacy

Practice

7 years Nil

8 Mr. Badruddeen M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmacology

7 years Nil

9 Mr. Mohd. Khalid


& Phytochemistry

7 years Nil

10 Mr. Juber Akhtar M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutics

6 years Nil

11 Mr. Kuldeep Singh M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

6 years Nil

12 Dr. Mehnaz Kamal Ph. D.,

M. Pharm.

Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

6 years Nil

13 Mr. Md. Sarfaraj

Hussain


& Phytochemistry

6 years Nil

14 Mr. Arun Kumar M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

6 years Nil

15 Mrs. Poonam

Kushwaha

M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutics 6 years Nil

16 Dr. Satya Prakash

Singh

Ph. D.,

M. Pharm.

Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutics 7 years Nil

17 Mr. Vaseem

Ahmad Ansari

B. Pharm.,

M. Tech.

Asst. Prof. Microbiology /

Biotechnology`

8 years Nil

18 Mrs. Shazia

Usmani


& Phytochemistry

7 years Nil

19 Mr. Tarique

Mahmood Ansari

M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmacology 8 years Nil



20 Mr. Mohd. Khustar M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmacology

6 years Nil

21 Mr. Paramdeep

Bagga


Chemistry

6 years Nil

22 Mr. Md. Azizur

Rahman


Chemistry

5 years Nil

23 Mr. Ranjan Kumar M. Pharm. Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

4 years Nil

24 Dr. Md.

Faiyazuddin

Ph. D.,

M. Pharm.

Asst. Prof. Pharmaceutics

5 years Nil

25 Ms. Yasmeen Jahan M. Pharm. Lecturer

Pharmacology 3 year Nil


1. Dr. Madan Godbole, Head, Deptt. Of Endrocinocrology, SGPGI, Lko.

2. Dr. C. Nath, Deputy Director, CDRI, Lucknow.

3. Dr. A. K. Saxena, Senior Scientist, CDRI, Lucknow.

4. Prof. (Dr.) Rakesh Kumar Dixit, Deptt. Of Pharmacology, C. S. M. Medical


5. Dr. V. L. Sharma, Senior Principal Scientist, CDRI, Lucknow.

6. Prof. (Dr.) S. N. Pandeya, Dean, Pharmacy, Saroj Institute of Technology &

Management, Lucknow.

7. Dr. Satyawan Singh, Director, Saroj Institute of Technology & Management,

Lucknow.

8. Dr. Gautam Palit, Senior Scientist, CDRI, Lucknow.

9. Prof. K. K. Pant, Head, Deptt. Of Pharmaccology, C. S. M. Medical


10. Dr. I. H. Farooqui, Rtd. Scientist, NBRI, Lucknow.

11. Prof. (Dr.) Akhtar Hussain, Founder Director, CIMAP & Former Vice –

Chancellor, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi.

12. Dr. S. K. Singh, Senior Scientist, CDRI, Lucknow.

13. Dr. S. H. Ansari, Professor, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi.

14. Dr. D. C. Purohit, Scientist Incharge, Animal Division, Lucknow.

15. Dr. D. S. Upadhay, Head, Animal division, CDRI, Lucknow.

16. Dr. Mohd. Anwar, Scientist, CIMAP, Lucknow.


Nil


UG - 1:10

PG - 1:5

Ph. D. - 1:8


filled and actual



Designation Sanctioned Filled Actual

Academic support (Technical) Staff

Lab. Instructor 08 08 08

Lab. Asst. / tech. 03 03 03

Administrative Staff

Store–Keeper–cum-Incharge,

Dean & Administrative Office

01 01 01

Lib. Asst. 01 01 01

Junior Clerk 01 01 01

Computer Operator 01 01 01


Oil Based Nano - Emulsion Recognized UPCST, Lucknow

Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), DST, Govt. of India, New

Delhi.




a) National One from UPCST and one from DST

b) International funding agencies Nil

c) Total grants received 28 lacs

Names of the funding agencies are given below -

Funding Agency - UPCST, Lucknow. Project title – “Development,

characterization, Bio – distribution and Anti – Cancer activity of novel oil based

nano – emulsions of Quercetin and Rutin Bio – actives for Oral delivery”

Grants Received -

Funding Agency - DST, Govt. of India, New Delhi. Project tiltle –

“Nanotechnology based Chemopreventive approaches for the oral delivery of

Silymarin in Liver cancer.


k) All India collaboration b) International

NIL



Yes, 19 lacs





national recognition University Grants Commission, CDRI, NBRI,

Birbal Sahani Institute of Paleobotany, Jamia

Hamdard



NIL

22. Publications:


106 national / international papers published. 26 papers are of impact

journals.

Monographs -

Nil

Chapters in Books -

Ms. Poonam Kushwaha – “Genotoxic Impurities in Pharmaceuticals” in

Pharmainfo.net

Ms. Poonam Kushwaha – “Pharmaceuticals & Food product” in

Pharmainfo.net

Dr. Anuradha Mishra – “An overview on eating disorders in Recent

Developments on Neurological Diseases by Anna capasso.” Published by

Research Signpost (ISBN – 978 – 81 – 308 – 0524 – 5 – 2013)

Edited books – same as below.

Books with ISBN with details of publishers –

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui titled – “Bioassay of Drugs”, ISBN: 978-81-

904011-2-8, Globalmedik Publications (2009).

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui titled – “Essentials of Pharmacology”, ISBN:

978-81-904011-7-3, Globalmedik Publications (2010).

Mr. Md. Faiyazuddin in 2012 titled – “Skin delivery of Lemongrass oil by

Microemulsion technique”, ISBN: 978-3-8484-2775-8 LAP LAMBERT

Academic Publishing, GmbH & Co. Deutschland Saarbrucken, Germany.

Number listed in International database (for e.g. Web of science, Scopus,

Humanities, international complete, dare database – international social directory,

EBSCO host, etc.)



Total 106 national / international papers published. Only 26 papers are of

impact journals.

Citation index – range / average 0.11 – 3.94 (1.035)

SNIP 0.01 – 0.54 (0.119)

SJR 0.04 – 1.103 (0.275)

Impact factor - range / average 0.205 to 5.732 (1.61)

h – index 4 – 149 (39.52)



25. Faculty selected nationally/ internationally to visit other laboratories/institutions/

industries in India and abroad

Nil 26. Faculty serving in

a) National Committees –

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui as Chairman, Institutional Ethic Committee to

monitor the clinical trial conducted by Central Research Institution of

Unani Medicine, Lucknow

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui is also life member of Indian Pharmacological

society.

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui is Chairman, Institutional Animal Ethic

Committee, Integral University, Lucknow (Appointed by CPCSEA,

Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India).

Mr. Baduddeen is the Member Secretary, Institutional Animal Ethic

Committee, Integral University, Lucknow (Appointed by CPCSEA,

Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India).

b) International Committees - Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui is member of Advisory

and Revision Committee, Libiyan Journal of Pharmacy & Pharmacology.

c) Editorial boards – Mr. Md. Faiyazuddin is member of editorial board,

International journal of Pharmacy teaching and practice.

d) Any other (please specify)-

Mr. Md. Faiyazuddin is guest editor for the thematic issue

“Nanotherapeutics agents for Asthma and related conditions” for Recent

Patent on Allergy & Inflammation Drug Discovery – 2012, Bentham

Science, USA.

Mr. Satya Prakash Singh is reviewer of Journal Drug Development and

Industrial Pharmacy.



e) Invited as guest speaker –

International -

Mr. Md. Sarfaraj Hussain attended 13th

Congress of the International

Society for Ethnopharmacology, University of Graz, Graz, Austria from

2nd

September – 6th

September’2012. He also presented a poster in the

Congress.

Dr. Arshad Hussain attended 4th

International Conference on young

chemists 2013, Penang, Malaysia on 30th

January – 1st Febuary’2013. He

also presented poster in the conference titled – “Three long chain fatty

acids isolated from Celastus paniculators”.

National –

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui was invited as speaker in DST Inspire

Programme held at Integral University on 17th

November’2011 to speak

on “Stem Cell Research”..

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui was invited as speaker and chairman of

scientific session at National Seminar on Technological Advances in

Pharmaceutical Education & Research held on 26th

April’2010.

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui was invited as speaker and chairman of

scientific session at 46th

National Convention of Indian Hospital

Pharmacy Association (IHPA) held on 25th

& 26th

October’2009.

Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui was invited as speaker in 3rd

International

symposium on Advances in Cardio vascular Sciences, New Delhi

(December’2008).


workshops, training programmes and similar programmes).


Short Term Courses

Refresher Courses

Workshops




Prof. (Dr.) H. H. Siddiqui along with Dr. Arshad Hussain periodically takes

the meeting to motive the faculty members and also invites some senior

persons from various field to update the faculty members



projects 100% (M. Pharma Projects)


industry / institute Nil


Faculty Nil


Students Nil



NIL



Ordinance



Applications

received

Selected


Male Female

B. Pharma. 94 53 07 88.33% 11.66%

M. Pharma. 61 15 13 53.57% 46.43%

Ph. D. 16 02 00 12.50% 00%


Name of the

Course (refer to

question no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the

State

% of students

from

universities

outside the

State

% of students

from other

countries

M. Pharm. 36.36% 63.64% 0% Not Applicable

Ph. D. 13.79% 62.08% 24.13% Not Applicable






Competitive examination No. of students

GATE 01 (in 2008)

02 (in 2009)

01 (in 2010)

GPAT 14 (in 2010)

06 (in 2011)

07 (in 2012)



UG to PG 36.36% (8 out of 22 in 2013)

PG to M.Phil. Not Applicable

PG to Ph.D. 13.79% ( 4 out of 29)


Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus

recruitment

3.44%

96.56%

Entrepreneurs Nil






from universities outside the country 3.84%


period

Five faculty members were awarded Ph.D. Degree during the assessment period


a) Library

Yes, equipped with latest collection of books, national & international &

journals, Pharmacoepia, Formularies etc.



b) Internet Bandwidth for staff and students : Yes, available in Computer

Lab (about 10 systems).


d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 01 Seminar Hall





Mr. Kuldeep Singh

Mr. Talha Jawaid

Mrs. Mehnaz Kamal Awarded in 2013

Mrs. Pragati Shakya Thesis Submitted

Mr. Anup Kumar Sirbaiya

Mr. Arun Kumar

Mr. Md. Sarfaraj Hussain Thesis Submitted

Mr. Juber Akhtar Thesis Submitted

Mr. Mohd. Talib Hussain Awarded in 2013

Mrs. Poonam Kushwaha Thesis Submitted

Mr. Mohd. Khalid

Mr. Badruddeen Thesis Submitted

Mr. Vaseem Ahmad Ansari

Mr. Muhammad Arif

Mr. Parmesh Kumar Diwedi

Mr. Hari Narayan Kushwaha Awarded in 2012

Mrs. Himani Awasthi Thesis Submitted

Mr. Wahaj Uddin Awarded in 2012

Mrs. Shazia Usmani

Mr. Mohd. Akhlaqur Rahman

Ms. Shadma Wahab

Mr. Tarique Mahmood Ansari

Mr. Mohd. Mujahid

Mr. Mohd. Khustar

Mr. Paramdeep Bagga

Ms. Amrita Saxena

Mr. Manish Jain

Mr. B. Vishal Mohansingh

Mr. Parwez Ahmad

Ms. Gurpreet Kaur

Mr. Vinod Kumar Singh

Mr. Mohd. Azizur Rahman

Mr. Utsab Debnath

Mr. Subhash Dwivedi

Mr. Abul Barkat



Mr. Sarjeel Kaleem

Ms. Aleeza Rizvi

Ms. Ambreen Shoaib

Mr. Ranjan Kumar

Mohd. Ahmad

a) From other Universities (Ph. D.)

Mr. Md. Faiyazuddin Awarded in 2012

Mr. Satya Prakash Singh Awarded in 2012

Ms. Anuradha Mishra Awarded in 2012

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university

07 students



In 2013, M. Pharm. syllabus was revised with the introduction of new discipline –

Pharmaceutics. Before its introduction as well as revision, all the preparation were

done especially syllabus was studied deeply as proposed by AICTE (as its model

syllabus 2011) and it was thought that whether it will be flexible in the current

scenario or not. It was approved & discussed with teaching faculty members &

board of studies. After that it was approved and discussed in the academic council

and executive council of Integral University.




Yes, the faculty board meets to update the curriculum inorder to incorporate

the suggestion made.

After approval of faculty board, the proposal is sent to Academic Council of

University for approval.

When Academic Council approves, it is implemented by the department



Yes, the administration communicates it to the department for further

improvement and implementation.





Yes, the department updates its curriculum to meet the current market trends

and policies.


1. Amresh Kumar (B. Pharm. 2012) – M. R.

2. Kamlesh Kumar (B. Pharm. 2012) – M. R.

3. Kshitiz Tiwari (B. Pharm. 2012) M. R.

4. Danish – ur – Rahman (B. Pharm. 2012) –M. R.

5. Mohd. Ayaz (B. Pharm. 2012) –M. R.

6. Faisal Majeed (B. Pharm. 2012) M. R.

7. Nageshwar Shah (B. Pharm. 2012) –M. R.

8. Nitesh Kumar Singh (B. Pharm. 2012) – Bank Clerk

9. Vishnu Sharma (B. Pharm. 2012) –M. R.

10. Sultan Ahmad Khan (B. Pharm. 2012) –M. R.



Time to time lectures /seminars / tutorials are arranged to strengthen student

knowledge by experts



By active Lectures

Power Point Presentation

Tutorials

Group discussions

Assigned readings

Class tests

Softwares etc



The assignments / seminars / quizzes / tutorials / class tests are organized to see the

performance of students to ensure programme objectives are constantly met.




Students are encouraged to attend various competitive and non – competitive

programmes / examination organized by various government and private

sector organization.

Faculty members are advised to attend the various national and international

level seminars, workshops, conferences and symposium.

Protorial Board of University – Mr. Anup Kumar Sirbaiya.

Anti – Ragging Committee – Mr. Juber Akhtar, Dr. S.P. Singh, Mr. Sarfaraz

Husain and Ms. Mehnaz Kamal.

Departmental Disciplinary Committee – Dr. Arshad Hussain, Mr. anup

Kumar Sirbaiya, Mr. Kuldeep Singh, Mr. Arun Kumar and Mr. Juber

Akhtar.

NSS Programme Officer – Dr. Satya Prakash Singh, Mr. Kuldeep Singh

Departmental Sports Coordinator – Mr. Kuldeep Singh

Departmental GRE Cell – Ms. Shazia Usmani

Departmental GPAT Cell – Ms. Mehnaz Kamal



syllabus.

Tutorials for GPAT and GRE are arranged in the department by the

concerned faculty members.

Training and placement related programmes are also organized with our

University’s Centre for career guidance and development.


yes, give details.

Yes by the Pharmacy Council of India


or applied.

Department is encouraging faculty members to present knowledgeable,

equipped with latest trends, discoveries etc

Summer series lectures of Faculty Development Programme.

Now the management have decided that on Saturdays, each faculty members

will deliver a seminar on recent research topics




department.

Strength:

Good research environment.

Instrument and machine laboratory for product development.

A modernized library with vast collections of latest editions of books and

journals.

Herbal garden with variety of medicinal and aromatic plants.

IAEC approved Animal house to provide facilities in research to our M. Pharm. &

Ph. D. students.

Weakness:

Need of fund generation from government agencies.

Need for some more sophisticated instrument like IR, HPTLC, etc.

Interaction with industry.

Interaction with leaders of the profession from industry as well as research

institute.

Inter – departmental collaboration within the University.

Opportunities:

Upgrading academically.

Upgrading professional ethics.

More collaborative work from outside.

Development in research work.

To work in the clinical setup.

Challenges:

Continuous change of market trends.

Continuous change in field of research and technologies.

Placement of students.

MOUs with industries & research institute of repute.

Providing sophisticated research facilities.




Improvement in Teaching Methodology –

Self – Learning programme by –

Computer – aided softwares.

Assigned reading followed by Group discussions.

Seminars and quizzes.

MCQs

Did Active Teaching –

Teacher student interaction on the topics covered in course

And on related fields.

Stress on Research projects –

Thrust area of Faculty –

Cardio – vascular research in the field of cardio – protective action of

medicinal plants in our traditional system of medicines.

Peptic ulcer and its cause and role of medicinal plants.

Evaluation of medicinal plants in respiratory diseases.

Other important research areas –

Nano – pharmacology

Nano – pharmaceutics

Herbal nano drug delivery

To develop new drug delivery systems & drug design techniques using

latest technologies.

Synthesis, development and validation of new compounds having

therapeutics values.

To develop central laboratory facilities

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