MANDATORY DISCLOSURES

Indic Institute of Design and ResearchMuktapur, Khurda, Orissa – 752055

Ph: 0674-6545689, 9238106467, 9238106469 , Web: www.indicindia.com

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ENGINEERING PROGRAMMESI. NAME OF THE INSTITUTION

Name of Institution Indic Institute of Design and Research

Address

Village Muktapur

Taluk/PO Khurda

District KHURDA

Pin 752055

State ORISSA

Phone No 0674-6545689

Fax No. 0674-2430805

E-Mail mail@indicindia.com

Website www.indicindia.com

Nearest Rly Station Khurda Road, Jatni

Nearest Airport BHUBANESWAR (10 KMS)

II. NAME & ADDRESS OF THE DIRECTOR

Prof. Sunil Kumar Agrawala

ADDRESS Indic Institute of Design and ResearchMuktapurDistrict KHURDA ORISSA - 752055E-Mail: sunil@indicindia.com

III. NAME OF THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY

BIJU PATNAIK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGYUGI CAMPUS, ROURKELAORISSA - 769004Phone: 0661-2501347Web site: www.bput.org

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IV. GOVERNANCE

Members of the Board and their brief background

1. Dr. Pramod Kumar Mohanty – Chairman of the board

Dr. Pramod Kumar Mohanty retired as the General Manager Medical Services for a public sector undertaking under the Bhaba Atomic Research Center. He specializes in Industrial health medicine and has been on the board of industrial and atomic energy safety commissions.Prior to this he had worked with BSF as Assistant Commandant Medical.Currently he is involved full time in charitable activities and travels extensively as part of that.Being part of the public sector undertaking, he has been very instrumental and involved in welfare activities of neighboring areas located close to the factory premise. As part of this he has been involved in the organizational and management setups of educational institutions of those areas.He has been the visiting faculty to nearby Medical college and Nursing college and has been taking papers on Industrial Medicine for the students.

2. Mr. Pragjnyajeet Mohanty

Pragjnyajeet Mohanty holds a bachelors degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering and Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA – Marketing and Finance) and has a total experience of more than 8 years in the of knowledge industry, specially in the field of project management and training systems.As a result of his work with Sapient, Satyam and other companies, he has valuable experience and understanding project management and proven skills in process design and in the management of large teams and organizational systems. He has been involved in IT companies in technical and project managerial delivery project. He has been part of the training and learning divisions of all the IT companies he has worked with, specially working with fresh engineering graduates.

3. Ms. Samita MohantySamita Mohanty works as the lead for one of Satyam’s most critical engagement. She has more than 8 years of experience in IT companies and have worked on projects that encompassed the full software development and support lifecycle. As a result of her work with Satyam and my previous companies, she has valuable experience and understanding of the software development lifecycle along with defining, driving, implementing, and maintaining data-driven, object-oriented and service-based enterprise systems. She has proven skills in process design and in the management of successful distributed teams, both onshore and offshore. She holds a bachelors degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering.

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Members of Academic Advisory BodySl. No.

Name Designation Experience(in Years)

1. Dr. Pramod Kumar Mohanty, Chairman of Trust

Chairman of Academic Advisory

37 years in Medical services and Public service

2. Pragjnyajeet Mohanty, Managing Trustee Trust

Secretary of Academic Advisory

8+ years in IT industry and education

3. Samita Mohanty Member 8+ years in IT industry, currently System Analyst in Satyam Computers

4. Prof. Sunil Agrawala, Principal

Member 18+ years of education in IT industry and education

5. Mr. Debasish Panda Member 22+ years in higher education and students affair

6. Mr. Nirad Mohapatra Member 40+ years of experience in creative arts and public domain

7. Prof. (Dr.) Yashawanta Mohapatra

Member 20+ years of experience in education and research, currently HOD department of Physics, IIT Kanpur

8. Mr. Raghesh Dasannacharya

Member 15+ years experience in corporate Human Resource development

9. Prof. Bijaya Sahu Member 20+ years in academics, currently Dean of School of Business, NCCU, USA

10. Prof. Brajendra Panda Member 20+ years in academics, currently full professor in computer science University of Arkansas, USA

Frequency of the Board Meetings and Academic Advisory Body Board meetings are held once in a month to ascertain the smooth running of the college

Academic advisory body meetings are held every fortnight to review the progress of the curriculum as prescribed by BPUT and is also attended by faculty members involved in the teaching. So also advisory board decides about guest speakers to be invited to college. Outside advisory members are regularly in touch to give their inputs to improve the teaching methodology.

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Organizational chart and processes

Board

DirectorAcademics

DirectorAdmin.

HOD CSE

HODEEE

Humanities

HODIT

FACULTYLAB

STAFF FACULTYLAB

STAFF FACULTYLAB

STAFF

FACULTYLAB

STAFF

Public Relation

General Admin

Security House Keeping

Director Admin.

Service outsourcing

HODECE

Construction Banking PayrollAccounts

Library

Mech.Eng.Deptt.

Deptt.of Chemistry

FacultyLab.Staff

Faculty.

Lab.Staff

Faculty.

ICEXAM.

IC T & P

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Nature and Extent of involvement of faculty and students in academic affairs/improvementsRegular faculty meetings are conducted to seek the inputs of the faculty members towards improvement of academic processes. Students are encouraged to give their ideas and opinions in writing in the suggestion box and to the faculty members.

Mechanism/Norms & Procedure for democratic/good GovernanceThe college has a well published list of Policy Documents regarding various aspects of the governance of the college. These documents guide the processed which run the college. These policy documents are the means by which Indic Institute of Design and Research aims to achieve good governance.

Student Feedback on Institutional Governance/faculty performance

1. Anonymous feedback will be taken from students two times during a semester. These metrics will be used for continual improvement of the teaching-learning process.

2. The first feedback is for mid-course corrections to be made by the instructor. This feedback is confidential and given to the individual instructors.

3. The results of the second feedback taken at the end of the semester will be published on the student notice boards in addition to going into the personal file of the instructor.

4. On the front side of the feedback form, the student will answer three questions:

Do you have any POSITIVE comments about the Instructor?

Do you have any NEGATIVE comments about the Instructor?

Any other comments about the course (not related to the Instructor)?

5. The student is also required to grade the instructor (grade between A to E) on 20 questions as shown below. The weightage given to each question is shown in the table below.

S# Question Weightage1 Presentation of the subject matter 102 Use of examples to explain difficult topics 83 Organized/Systematic usage of blackboard/whiteboard/ LCD projector by

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4 Communication Skill (Voice, Grammar, Vocabulary, etc.) 95 Encouragement to ask questions and doubts in class. 76 Ability of instructor to hold your interest. 97 Ability to clear doubts and questions in class. 88 Assignments are relevant and adequate. 79 Fairness of quizzes/exams/tests and grading procedures. 7

10 Return of graded assignments/quizzes/tests for review 511 Quality of instructional material (textbooks, handouts, notes,etc.) 712 Quality of supplementary material (e.g., non-textbook material from

reference books, journals, etc.).5

13 Classes begin and end at scheduled time. 814 Completion of the syllabus prescribed for the course. 9

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15 Ability to maintain discipline in classroom. 916 Attitude/Behavior towards student 717 Mastery of the subject 1018 Instructor's enthusiasm for teaching the subject. 919 Availability for help and consultation (on course related matters) outside the

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20 How do you rate this instructor's overall performance? 10

Grievance redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students If the student has a problem or needs help in some matter he/she should inform the concern

authorities in the proper manner, preferably in writing.

Hostel matters and mess related issues must be informed to the respective Hostel Supdt. If the Hostel Supdt. Is not in town, the complaint may be addressed to the Director (Admin).

Complaints on disciplinary issues may be given to (a) The Hostel Supdt. (b) Director (Admin) (c) Director (Academic) (d) Admin. Officer (e) Any Faculty member of the institute (decreasing order of preference).

Transport matters are handled by the Manager (Transport Services). If the Manager is not in town, a letter may be given to the Admin. Officer.

Complaints on any other issues like library, mess, examinations, etc., can be addressed to the Director (Admin) and submitted to the Admin. Officer.

All Matters relate to a course are handled by the respective instructor. In such matters the institute strives to minimize external interference in the running of a course by vesting all authority in the instructor.

Students can put all their complaints in the Complaint Box placed in the college. They must contain the name and roll number of the student. Anonymous complaints are not entertained.

Complaints must be written only in English.

Faculties can lodge their grievances either thru e-mail or written mentioning their employee ID and preferably routed thru their departmental in-charge.

Staff members can lodge their grievances either thru e-mail or written mentioning their employee ID and preferably routed thru their departmental in-charge.

V. PROGRAMMES

Name of the Programmes approved by the AICTEAICTE approval letter: F.No: 750-82/(NDEG)/ET/2008/03 and Date – June 26 th, 2008 for the year 2007-08 academic year

The intake strength for the year 2009-2009 for the 4-year bachelor of Technology degree course is as follows Information Technology 60 Computer Science & Engineering 60 Electronics & Communication Engineering 60 Electrical & Electronics Engineering 60

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Name of the Programmes accredited by the AICTE – Not Applicable

For each Programme the following details are to be given:NameNumber of seatsDurationCut off mark/rank for admission during the last three yearsFeePlacement FacilitiesCampus placement in last three years with minimum salary, maximum salary and average salary

Name and duration of programme(s) having affiliation/collaboration with Foreign University(s)/Institution(s) and being run in the same Campus along with status of their AICTE approval. If there is foreign collaboration, give the following details:

Not Applicable

Details of the Foreign Institution/University:Name of the University/InstitutionAddressWebsiteIs the Institution/University Accredited in its Home CountryRanking of the Institution/University in the Home CountryWhether the degree offered is equivalent to an Indian Degree? If yes, the name of the agency which has approved equivalence. If no, implications for students in terms of pursuit of higher studies in India and abroad and job both within and outside the country.Nature of CollaborationConditions of CollaborationComplete details of payment a student has to make to get the full benefit of collaboration.For each Collaborative/affiliated Programme give the following:Programme FocusNumber of seatsAdmission ProcedureFeePlacement FacilityPlacement Records for last three years with minimum salary, maximum salary and average salaryWhether the Collaborative Programme is approved by AICTE? If not whether the Domestic/Foreign Institution has applied to AICTE for approval as required under notification no. 37-3/Legal/2005 dated 16th May, 2005

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VI.FACULTYBranch wise list faculty members:

Permanent Faculty

Sl Num Name Faculty

1Sunil Kumar Agrawala

Computer Science

2 MANOJ KU SAHOO Physics

3Pragjnyajeet Mohanty Electronics

4 Akhlakh Ahmed English

5 Samita Mohanty Electronics

6 Sandip Kumar Das Electrical

7 TRILOCHAN SWAIN Chemistry

8 DEBASHIS NAYAK Mechanical

9MANOJ KUMAR RATH English

10 ABINASH JENA Mechanical

11 Debahuti Paikray Mathematics

12BASABADATTA MOHANTY Electronics

13 BIPLAB BISWAL Electrical

14 PREETAM KU OJHAComputer Science

15DEEPAK KU PRUSTI

Computer Science

16 AMIYA KU BEHERA Mathematics

17RANJAN KU BEHERA Electronics

18 SOMU DASComputer Science

19 KHITISH MOHANTYComputer Science

20 Manas Kumar SahooComputer Science

Visiting Faculty– To be updated when applicableAdjunct Faculty– To be updated when applicableGuest Faculty– Not ApplicablePermanent Faculty: Student Ratio – 1:12 ratioNumber of faculty employed and left during the last three years – Not Applicable

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VII.PROFILE OF DIRECTOR/PRINCIPAL WITH QUALIFICATIONS, TOTAL EXPERIENCE, AGE AND DURATIONOF EMPLOYMENT AT THE INSTITUTE CONCERNED

12. (i)Particulars of the Full Time Principal/Director of the institution

Name: Sunil Kumar Agrawala,PMP

Date of Birth: 8th September 1965

Academic qualifications (with field of specialization) :

B.Sc.(Engineering), Electronics & Telecommunication

University College of Engineering, Sambalpur University, 1987

M.S.(Computer Science), Florida Institute of Technology, USA, 1989

(Compiler Design, Operating System, Artificial Intelligence, OOAD)

Member of Project Management Institute (PMI) USA since 2003

Project Management Professional

Details of Experience (Academic / Industrial) : More than 19 years of

experience in IT industry, software design, teaching and training. Have

worked with organizations like Bell Labs, Satyam computers, HCL

Technologies. Have designed many copyrighted IT solution frameworks for

eCommerce, Healthcare field. Have been actively associated in designing

and delivering the training programs at Satyam and HCL. These programs

are rigorous programs aimed at teaching entire software engineering to non-

computer science engineers. Have also published many technical papers.

Date of the appointment in the present institution : 15th April 2008

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VIII. FEE

Details of fee, as approved by State fee Committee, for the Institution.Fees:

Details 1st Year1. Tuition Fees : 59500(*)2. Hostel Fees (exc. Food) (Optional) : 14500 +

2500/- caution money,

refundable3. Transportation (Optional) : 14500(*)4. Books and Study material : 45005. Placement Fees : 25006. Other charges (Training materials, Training costs, etc.

employablility related activities, Etc.) : 4500

7. Caution Money (One time and Refundable) : 90008. BPUT Registration Fees (One time) : 45009. Laptop (Optional and yearly installment) : 10,000

(*) – The above fees have been communicated to the state govt. and the state govt. directiv4es and instructions would be adhered to completely with regards to this.

1. The fees will be according to the guidelines prescribed by the Government of Orissa, the current fees are informed to the state government and we will follow the directives and instructions sent to us by the Govt. Of Orissa.

2. In case of voluntary withdrawal from the Institute OR in any other case where the original certificates are required by the student, the student must deposit a demand draft for the amount of the academic fees (which is tuition fees + development fees + curriculum R&D fees) for the remaining years of his/her study with the Admin.Office. This demand draft will be returned to the student when the certificates are returned to the Institute.

3. In case of the student taking a transfer certificate (T.C) to study elsewhere or for any other reason whatsoever, he/she has to deposit the academic fees (tuition fees + development fees + curriculum R&D fees) of the remaining years of study.

4. In case of late payment of fees, the college reserves the right to charge late fines and/or interest on the amount of the late payment.

5. Academic year admitted students will be paying fees as detailed below for a 4yr.B.Tech. programme.

Time schedule for payment of fee for the entire programme.

The entire academic fees for an academic year (i.e., two semesters) is payable at the beginning of the academic year.

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No. of Fee waivers granted with amount and name of students - NA

Number of scholarship offered by the institute, duration and amount – NA

Criteria for fee waivers/scholarship - NA

Estimated cost of Boarding and Lodging in Hostels. The hostel fees is Rs.14,500/- yearly with a refundable caution money of Rs.2500/- The estimated cost of food in the hostel is Rs.800/- per month

IX. ADMISSION

Number of seats sanctioned with the year of approval.AICTE approval letter: F.No: 750-82/(NDEG)/ET/2008/03 and Date – June 26th, 2008 for the year 2007-08 academic year.

Information Technology 60 Computer Science & Engineering 60 Electronics & Communication Engineering 60 Electrical & Electronics Engineering 60

Number of students admitted under various categories each year in the last three years.

Admission data for the year 2008 Information Technology 46(*) Computer Science & Engineering 46(*) Electronics & Communication Engineering 46(*) Electrical & Electronics Engineering 46(*)

Note (*)This is the first year of operation of the college, hence there’s no corresponding data for the previous year. The admission is done through the state govt. laid down guidelines, and through the Orissa, JEE 2008 counseling. The counseling from OJEE is still underway as this compliance report is being prepared. The college is awaiting final communication from Orissa Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) office and the affiliating university (BPUT). The numbers indicated are admissions till now.

Number of applications received during last two years for admission under Management Quota and number admitted.No admissions have been done under management quota.

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X. ADMISSION PROCEDUREThis is the first year of admission. All admission was thru Govt.of Orissa JEE committee. There is no management quota in the college, the only admissions done at the college levels are for against vacant NRI quota seats.

Application to vacant seats were according to the Govt. of Orissa guidelines.

As of now the admissions are in progress and the details regarding this would be provided once the complete admission process is over.

Admission to the four year degree course leading to Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree is made through the “Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)” (URL- www. jeeorissa.com) conducted each year by Government of Orissa for admission to the Engineering colleges of Orissa.15% seats are reserved for AIEE candidates.15% are supposed to be for NRI quota.

The intake strength for the year 2008-2009 for the 4-year bachelor of Technology degree course is as follows Information Technology 60 Computer Science & Engineering 60 Electronics & Communication Engineering 60 Electrical & Electronics Engineering 60

The details of eligibility, reservations for various categories, medical requirements and procedures for admission, etc., are given in the Information Brochures brought out by the Govt. of Orissa and/or any other legal body conducting entrance formalities.

1. The fees are according to the guidelines prescribed by the “Fees Committee”.2. If a student does not report to the institute within 15 days of the start of the first semester and if the institute

does not receive any communication from the student regarding this matter (within this time period), the student’s admission will be considered null and void.

3. The entire academic fees for an academic year (i.e., two semesters) is payable at the beginning of the academic year.

4. All original certificates of the student shall remain in the custody of the institute (for verification and administrative purposes) until the student leaves the institute.

5. Attested photocopies of these certificates will be provided on submission of a valid written application to the Admin. Office.

6. In case of voluntary withdrawal from the Institute or in any other case where the original certificates are required by the student, the student must deposit a demand draft for the amount of the academic fees (which is the tuition fees ) for the remaining years of his/her study in the Accounts Department.

7. In case of the student taking a transfer certificate (T.C) to study elsewhere or for any other reason whatsoever, he/she has to deposit the academic fees (tuition fees) of the remaining years of his/her study.

XI. CRITERIA AND WEIGHTAGES FOR ADMISSION

As prescribed by the Govt. of Orissa from time to time.

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XII. APPLICATION FORM

Indic Institute of Design and ResearchMuktapur, Khurda, Orissa – 752055Ph: 0674-6545689, 9238106467, 9238106469 , Web: www.indicindia.com

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION (20 - )

For office use only (Do not write in this area)Admission # Category

Branch Roll Number

Details to be filled in by the candidate in CAPITAL LETTERSSubmit four passport size COLOR photographs along with this form.

1. Full Name

2. Sex (tick one) Female Male

3. Date of Birth Day Month Year

4. Age Years Months (as on 01-05-2008)

5. OJEE Rank (General Rank only)

6. AIEEE Rank

7. Category (tick one)

General SC ST OBC

Green Card Defence Women

8. Place of BirthCity/Town/Village District State

9. Details of Academic Career (HSC onwards)S.

Num.

Name of Examination Institution from which

passed

Board/ University Year of

Passing

%age of

Marks

Please affix color

photograph here.

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10. Nationality

11. Religion

12. Languages known (indicate skills by placing a tick mark)

LANGUAGE Speak Read WriteMother Tongue

13. Passport Number

14. BloodGroup

15. Do you need Hostel Facility16. Details of any

chronic illnesses

17. Details of any legal

proceedings involved in

18. Details of hobbies,

sports etc.

19. Mailing Address

Address:

City/Town/Village:

District:

State:

PINCODE:

Contact Phone (with STD code):

20. Permanent Address Address:

City/Town/Village:

District:

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State:

PINCODE:

Contact Phone (with STD code):

21. Details of Father/

Guardian

Name:

Occupation:

Designation:

Work Address:

Phone (with STD code):

Mobile:

Approx. Annual Income: Rs.

22. Details of Mother:

Name:

Occupation:

Designation:

Work Address:

Phone (with STD code):

Mobile:

Approx. Annual Income: Rs.

LIST OF ORIGINAL CERTIFICATES ENCLOSED (Please tick)

1. HSC/10th Class Pass Certificate

2. HSC/10th Class Mark Sheet

3. +2 or equivalent Certificate

4. +2 or equivalent Mark Sheet

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5. CLC/TC

6. Conduct or Character Certificate

7. Migration Certificate

8. Caste Certificate

9. Residence/Nativity Certificate

10. Green Card/Military/Handicapped Certificate

11. JEE/AIEEE/CET Rank Card

12. Any other (mention details)

(for official use only)

Verified and accepted the above mentioned original certificates.

Name, Designation and Signatureof Accepting Official

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DECLARATION BY THE CANDIDATEI submit myself to the jurisdiction of the authorities of Indic Institute of Design and Research,

Khurda, Orissa and declare that I shall abide by its rules and regulations. I hereby declare that all

particulars stated by me in this application and appendices are true. In the event of my being

found to have given incorrect information at any stage, Indic Institute of Design and Research,

holds the right to cancel my admission.

Date:

Place: Full Signature of the Candidate

DECLARATION BY THE FATHER/ GUARDIAN1. I hereby declare that all the particulars given by my ward are correct to the extent of my knowledge.

2. I agree to respond to the letters and communications regarding my ward at the earliest.

3. I agree to inform the college about any change in my address and/or contact information.

4. I agree to the fact that my ward shall obey all the rules and regulations of the college. In case my

ward violates any of the rules and regulations of the college, I understand that the college authorities

can take disciplinary action against my ward which can include fines, suspension, and/or any other

legal action including reporting to the police.

Date:

Place: Full Signature of Father/Guardian

XIII. LIST OF APPLICANTSThe institute has admitted students through JEE Counseling conducted by Government of Orissa. As of now the admissions are in progress and the details regarding this would be provided once the complete admission process is over.

XIV. RESULTS OF ADMISSION UNDER MANAGEMENT SEATS/VACANT SEATS

As of now the admissions are in progress and the details regarding this would be provided once the complete admission process is over.

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XV. INFORMATION ON INFRASTRUCTURE AND OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLELIBRARY:

S.No Course(s) Number of titles of the books Number of volumes

Journals

National International

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Computer Science 1002 560 5 Online Subscription to host of

international journals through the

following – http://www.web-

books.com/eLibrary/EngineerJournal.htmhttp://www.doaj.org/

http://www.library.ucsb.edu/

istl/00-fall/internet-b.htmlhttp://

highwire.stanford.edu/

http://www.tradepub.com/

2 Electronics and Communication 1087 425 5 Same as above

3 Electrical and Electronics 1087 425 5 Same as above

4 Information Technology 1002 560 5 Same as above

5 Humanities 445 684 5 Same as above

E-Library facilities – Networked computers available with appropriate CDs for E-library

LABORATORY:

LABORATORY:

EQUIPMENT LIST OF CHEMISTRY LABArea – 182 sqm

Sl.No. PARTICULARS QUANTITY UNIT1 SODIUM HYDROXIDE 500 GMS2 PHENOLPHTHALEIN INDICATO 125 ML3 CALCIUM CARBONATE 500 GMS4 MAGNESEUM SULPHATE 500 GMS5 E.D.T.A 100 GMS6 AMMO CHLORIDE 500 GMS7 POT HYDROXIDE PALLETES 500 GMS8 AMMO SOLN 2.5 LTS9 ERICROM BLACT 25 GMS

10 COPPER SULPHATE 500 GMS11 POT PERMANGANATE 500 GMS12 ACETIC ACID 2.5 LTS13 POT IODIDE 500 GMS14 SOD. THIOSULPHATE 500 GMS15 POT CLORIDE 500 GMS16 FERROUS AMMO SULPHATE 500 GM17 CARBON TETRA CLORIDE 2.5 LTS18 SULPHURIC ACID 2.5 LTS19 HYDROCLORIC ACID 2.5 LTS

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20 SODIUM CARBONATE 500 GMS21 P.H PAPER 1 PKT22 LITHMUS PAAPER RED/BLUE 2 PKT23 METHYL ORANGE 125 ML24 STARTCH SOLUBLE 500 GMS25 SOD ACETATE 500 GMS26 MAGNESEUM SULPHATE 500 GMS27 SOD. OXALATE 500 GMS28 CALCIUM CHLORIDE 500 GMS29 IODINE 100 GMS30 BURETTE P.P 50ML 20 NOS31 BURETTE BOROSILICATE 50ML 20 NOS32 PIPETTE BOROCILICATE 10ML 30 NOS33 PIPETTE DO 25ML 14 NOS34 TEST TUBE BOROSIL15X125 100 NOS35 GLASS DROPPER 30 NOS36 P.H METER DIGITAL E.I 1 NOS37 PHOTOCALORIMETER DIGITAL 8FILTER8E*E.I* 1 NOS38 BUNSEN BURNER WITH STOP COCK DELUXE 10 NOS39 WIRE GAUGE WITH FRAME 1 DOZ40 TRIPOD STAND HEAVY 8'' *4'' 6 NOS41 GAS RUBBER TUBE 2 COIL42 CERAMIC PLATE6" * 6'' 30 NOS43 FILTER PAPER 100 SHEET44 CHEMICAL BALANCE K.RAY 2 NOS45 BURETTE STAND HEAVY PLASTIC 12 NOS46 BURETTE CLAMP.SINGLE 12 NOS47 TEST TUBE STAND P.P 15 NOS48 SPATULA S.S 8" 10 NOS49 SEPARETING FUNNEL 250MLBOROSILICATE 4 NOS50 WASH BOTTLE 500ML 30 NOS51 ANALYTICAL WEIGHT BOX 1-200GM BRASS 2 SET52 CUNDUCTIVITY METER DELUXE DIGITAL 1 NOS53 FUNNEL 3" GLASS 12 NOS54 MEASURING FLASK 250ML. 4 NOS55 MEASURING CYLINDER BOROSILICATE 10ML. 4 NOS56 MEASURING CYLINDER BOROSILICATE 25ML. 4 NOS57 MEASURING CYLINDER BOROSILICATE 50ML. 4 NOS58 BEAKER BOROSIL 100ML. 6 NOS59 BEAKER BOROSIL 250ML. 6 NOS60 BEAKER BOROSIL 500ML. 4 NOS61 CONICAL FLASK BOROSIL 250ML 4 NOS62 BURETTE STAND HEAVY PLASTIC 18 NOS63 CLAMP FOR ABOVE 18 NOS64 REAGENT BOTTLE 10 NOS65 BEAKER( R) BOROSIL 250ML 15 NOS66 BEAKER( R) BOROSIL 500ML 10 NOS67 CONCEAL FLASK 15 NOS68 FLASK VOLUMETRIC 15 NOS

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LAB- COMPUTERAREA- 155 Sqm

EQUIPMENT LIST Sl No PARTICULARS QUANTITY

1 Computers-HC Desktops 70 Nos2 Web cam 2Nos3 HP 1018 Printer 3Nos4 Deskjet Printer 2 No5 CD ROM Drive 10Nos6 Head Phone 30nos7 External DVD Writter 1No8 LAPTOP 1No9 LCD Projector 1no

10 Three In One(Print,scan,copy) 1No11 Pen drives 20Nos

LAB- PHYSICSAREA- 238 sqm.

EQUIPMENT LISTSl No. PARTICULARS QUANTITY

1 BEAKER BOROSIL 10 pcs2 DO HALF METER SCALE 3 pcs3 CONNECTING WARE 500 gm4 GLASS PLATE 4".4" 10 pcs5 KATER'S PENDULAM(BRASS OMEGA) 1 set6 METER'S SCALE WOODEN 3 pac7 NEWTON RING MICROSCOPE

COMPACT2 nos

8 PHYSICAL BALANCE K.RAY 1 no9 PINCH CLIP 10nos

10 ROBBER TUBE 6MM 2.10 meter coil11 RIGIDITY MODULUS DELUX 1no12 READING TELISCOPE 1no13 SCREW GAUGE BRASS C.P 20MM 10nos14 SLOTED WEIGHTS 5.500 2 sets15 SPECTROMETER PRISM 32.32MM 1no16 SPRING BALANCE 1no17 STOP CLOCK 4nos18 SONO METER BRASS PARTS

TEAKWOODS1no

19 SPHEROMETER BRASS 3nos20 SPIRIT LABLE BRASS 2" 2nos21 SODIUM VAPOUR LAMP WITH

TRANSFERMER AND SPLIT BOX 55 WAIT

1 set

22 SPECTROMETER 6"BRASS SCALE OMEGA

1no

23 STEEL WIRE 100gm24 VERNIER CALIPER(IME TYPE) 10 nos25 THERMOMETER110.C. 5 nos26 THERMOMETER 50.C 5nos

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27 WEIHT BOX(1MG TO200MG)BRASS 2set28 YOUNG'S MODEL APPARATOUS 1set29 P N JUNCTION(OMEGA) 1no30 BAR PENDULAM 1no31 B J T(MARSE) 1no32 DEFRAGATING GRATING 15000 LINES 1no33 R.C.CIRCUITS(COMPLITE SET) 1no34 PHOTO CELL(VALUE TYPR)35 MULTIMETER DIGITAL 1no36 MEASURING TAPE 5nos37 HEATER(1500WATT) 1no38 SPECTROMETER 2"(STAINLESS STEEL)40 SONO METER(WIRES) 1set

COMPUTING FACILITIES Area – 155 sqm

S.No Particulars Availability

1. No of Computer terminals 702. Hardware Specification P4 equivalent (AMD processors)3. No of terminals of LAN/WAN 60

4. Relevant Legal SoftwareApplication System4 purchased + 50 open sources

2 purchased + 100 open sources

5. Peripheral(s)/ Printers 6 printers6. Internet Accessibility (in kbps & hrs) 820 kbps, 24X7

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WORKSHOP Area – 1088 sqm

SL NO. NAME OF ITEM QUANTITY1 WOODEN WORKING TABLE 102 PARELLE JAW VICE 143 C CLAMP 44 RASP FILE 12 105 BEVEL CHISTLE 106 MORTOISE CHISTLE 107 FARMER CHISTLE1/2 58 FARMER CHISTLE 3/4 59 HAND DRILL MACHINE 1

10 AUGER BIR 211 JACK PLANE 14" 1012 JACK PLANE 6" 613 JACK PLANE 9" 514 SPOKE SHAVE PLANE 115 OIL STONE 216 MARKING GAUGE 517 MORTISE GAUGE 1018 STEEL RULE 1019 FOUR FOLD WOODEN RULE 1020 CROSS CUT SAW14" 1021 RIP SAW16" 322 TENNEN SAW 10" 223 KEE HOLE SAW 10" 424 DOVETAIL SAW 14" 225 TRY SQUARE 8" 1026 MITER SQUARE 527 MALLET 428 PINCER 229 CLAW HAMMER 1.5LB 1030 Screw driver 231 SAND PAPER 40 60 80 3132 AUGER 1/2",1" 133 FITTING TABLE 434 BENCH VICE 6" 1035 STAND DRILL 25mM 136 POWER HAND DRILLING MACHINE 137 SURFACE PLATE 18"*18" 138 VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE 139 VERNIER CALLIPER 340 OUT SIDE MICRO METER 141 HACKSAW FRAME 12" 1042 FLAT FILE ROUGH12" 643 FLAT FILE SECOND CUT 544 FLAT FILE SMOOTH 1045 HALF ROUND FILE 8' 546 ROUND FILE 8" 547 NEDLE FILE 1

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48 TRIANGULAR FILE 549 FLAT CHISLE 8" 250 DRILL CHUCK KEY 151 DRILL BIT SET 2-14.5 152 SPRING DEVIDER 8" 553 TAP SET 6MM 8MM 10MM 154 DIE SET 6-12MM 155 STEEL RULE 12" 1556 ODD LEG CALLIPER 8" 457 OUT SIDE CALLIPER 6" 458 INSIDE CALLIPER 6' 359 DOT PUNCH 560 CENTRE PUNCH 461 LETTER PUNCH 162 NUMBER PUNCH 163 STRAIGHT LEG SCRIBER 564 BENT LEG SCRIBER 565 BALL PEEN HAMMER200GM 1066 HAND VICE 167 PIN VICE 168 SURFACE GAUGE 3

69DIAL GAUGE WITH MAGNETIC STAND 1

70 V BLOCK 6" 171 ADJUSTIBLE SPANNER 172 DEE SPANNER 173 RING SPANNER 174 PLUG RANGE 175 TRY SQUARE 86" 376 ALLEN KEY SET 177 SCREW DRIVER 278 WIRE BRUSH 1079 OIL CAN 280 GRINDING MACHINE 1HP 181 HACK SAW BLADE 18TPI 282 EMMARY PAPER80 2083 ANGEL PLATE 8" 184 BALL N CROSS HAMMER 200gm 1085 CROSS HAMMER 500gm 286 6"BENCH GRINDER 187 OPEN HEARTH FURNACE 288 ANVIL ITH CAST IRON STAND 289 SWAGE BLOCK 190 LEG VICE 191 ELECTRIC HAND BLOWER 592 BALL PIEN HAMMER 500 gm 593 STRAIGHT PEEN HAMMER 594 CRSS PIEN HAMMER 500gm 495 SLEDGE HAMMER 296 ROUND HOLLOW TONG 10

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97 FLAT TONG 498 PICK UP TONG 599 SQUARE HOLLOW TONG 2

100 SHOVEL 3101 BEND TONG 2102 SPADE 2103 Poker 2104 PUNCH 2105 DRIFT 2106 STEEL RULE 5107 OUT SIDE CALLIPER6" 5108 COLD CHISLE 2109 HOT CHISEL 2110 FLATTER 5111 SWAGES 5112 HARDIE SET 2113 FULLERS 2114 DIE PLATE 4115 WATER TANK 2116 WIRE BRUSH 10117 LEATHER GLOVES 10118 LEATHER APRON 4119 LATHE MACHINE 1120 Smooth Plane 2121 PLASTIC HANDLE 22122 CARPENTER VICE 8123 HS TAD BIT 1124 HS TAD BIT 1125 300 AMP WELDING TRANSFORMER 1126 GAS CUTTING TORCH 1127 600 AMP COPPER WELDING CABLE 30128 600 WELDING HOLDER 1129 ELECTRIC HAND DRILL 1130 12"-13"VERNIER HT GUAGE 1131 300 -12" VC MUTOTOYO 1

`132 8"-200" VC MUTO 1133 MICROMETER 2

134 6' BENCH VICE 2

Basic Electrical and Basic Electronics LabThe above two labs have been recently introduced in BPUT syllabus this year and the equipments for the following experiments have already been ordered and are to be delivered to the college shortly.Basic Electronics Lab - Testing of semiconductor diodes and transistors, Digital multimeter, Oscilloscope, Signal generator, V-I characteristics of semiconductor diode, Studies on half-wave and full-wave rectifier circuits, V-I characteristic of an n-p-n or p-n-p transistor, Op-Amp applications, Logic gates, frequency response studies of a BJT common-emitter or MOSFET common-source RC coupled amplifier, MUX-DEMUX, CMOS logic inverterBasic Electrical Lab - measurement of power, DC compound machine, a DC shunt motor, V-I characteristics of incandescent lamps, single-phase energy meter, three-phase induction motor, of DC shunt generator, voltage and power in series R-L-C circuit, single-phase transformer, single-phase induction motors/ fan motors

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List of facilities available.

Games and Sports Facilities Sports ground development are in progress

Indoor games facility for table tennis, carom and chess are being made available.

Fully equipped Gym. is getting planned to be installed.

Extra Curriculum Activities Each member will be undertaking training in Oracle and will clear OCA certification from Oracle Corporation

in the First year during summer vacation.

Each member will be undertaking training in Java and will clear SCJP certification from Sun Micro System in the Second year during summer vacation.

Each member will do their live projects either in Oracle or Java during third year during Summer vacation.

Soft Skill Development FacilitiesEach Semester they will have 60 hours of training covering the following topics.

Course to be Covered in Various Stages of the Employability Training ProgramEnglish

English Vocabulary English Etymology English Grammar/Sentence Corrections Reading Comprehension Listening Skills

Mathematics/Analytical Analytical Skills/Puzzles Solving Arithmetic Skills Geometry Skills

Personality Development Program Communication Skills Development Personality Development Sessions

Concept of Personality Goal Setting Developing Action Plan Personal Effectiveness

Group Discussions Group Discussion Concepts Group Discussion Practical and Practice

Interview Skills Interview Concepts Personal Interview Practice

Personal Grooming Resume Writing

Technical Refresher Program Programming in C Data Structures

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OOPs/C++ DBMS (Database) Operating Systems Networking

Number of Classrooms and size of each

Classroom Size of ClassroomClassroom - 1 82.77 sqmClassroom - 2 82.77 sqmClassroom - 3 82.77 sqm

Number of Tutorial rooms and size of each

Tutorialroom Size of TutorialroomTutorialroom - 1 40.85 sqmTutorialroom - 2 40.85 sqm

Number of laboratories and size of eachPlease refer to section XV before

Number of drawing halls and size of eachOne Drawing Hall whose area is 175 sqm

Number of Computer Centres with capacity of eachOne Computer Center whose area is 155 sqm consisting of 60 computers with LAN facility

Central Examination Facility, Number of rooms and capacity of each.One room of size 268 sqm

Teaching Learning processWe believe that the teaching-learning process is the most important aspect of an engineering college. We have designed several processes to make sure that our students get the best possible education and perform well in the BPUT exams.

Small tutorial groups for more attention to students. Free tutorials for students facing special problems in any subject. Continuous feedback from the students about the performance of the instructors. Special preparation programs for the University examinations. Student Counselors to help the students solve their personal problems so that they can focus better on

academics. Special seminars and workshops on self-help and personality development.

Curricula and syllabi for each of the programmes as approved by the UniversityAs per BPUT Syllabus for 4 year B.Tech.program.

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Academic Calendar of the UniversitySource - http://www.bput.org/acalender.html

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Academic Time Table - Proposed0910-1000 1000-1050 1100-1150 1150-1240 1240-1330 1330-1420 1420-1510 1520-1610 1610-1700

C1-MTHTuts C1-THMTutsC2-THMTuts C2-MTHTutsA1-MECTuts A1-MTHTutsA2-MTHTuts A2-MECTuts

B1-MTHTuts B1-THMTutsB2-THMTuts B2-MTHTuts

C1-MTHTuts C1-THMTutsC2-THMTuts C2-MTHTutsA1-MECTuts A1-MTHTutsA2-MTHTuts A2-MECTuts

B1-MTHTuts B1-THMTutsB2-THMTuts B2-MTHTuts

Library

LibraryMSOff

MSOff Library

ET (vidyog)

ET (vidyog)

SUB1 SUB2

A1-MS Office LabA2-C Prog Lab

B1-MS Office LabB2-C Prog Lab

C2-MS Office Lab

MSOff

LUNCH

A2- DrawingA1- English Comm Lab

C1- WorkshopC2- Phys Lab

C Prog (RPR)

C Prog (PP)

C Prog (RPR)

LUNCH

B1- Phys LabB2- WorkshopC1- English Comm LabC2- Drawing

LUNCH

C Prog (RPR)

ET (vidyog)

A1- Drawing

LUNCH

LUNCH

Chemistry (SB)

C Prog (RPR)

Thermo (RPR)

A2- Chem LabA1- Workshop

LUNCH

Physics (HM)

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SAT

B

C

English (GM)

C Prog (RPR)

B2- English Comm LabB1- Drawing

C2- English Comm Lab

B1- English Comm LabB2- Drawing

LUNCH

LUNCH

BEL (SP)

C2-C Prog LabC1-MS Office Lab

English (GM) LUNCH

LUNCH C1- Drawing

C1- Phys LabC2- WorkshopA1- Chem LabA2- Workshop

A

BEL (SP)

LUNCH

A2- English Comm LabB1- WorkshopB2- Phys Lab

LUNCH

LUNCH

LUNCH

English (GM)

Physics (HM)

A

B

C

A1-C Prog Lab

Math (PSM)

Chemistry (SB)

LUNCH

LUNCH C Prog (PP)

English (GM)

Math (POJ)

BEC (MRB)

Math (POJ)

C

B

C

A

B

C

A

Math (PSM) LUNCH C Prog (RPR)

B

BEL (SP)

Physics (HM)

C Prog (DM)

Math (POJ)

BEC (MRB)

Physics (HM)

LUNCH

Math (POJ)

English (GM)

Math (POJ)

Mechanics (SNM)

BEL (SP)

Thermo (RPR)

Thermo (RPR)

A2-MS Office Lab

C1-C Prog Lab

Thermo (RPR)

A

B

C

Mechanics (SNM)

TEST

A

B2-MS Office LabB1-C Prog Lab

WEEKLY

Teaching Load of each FacultyThe teaching load of the different faculty members varies between 4 to 16 hours in a week.

Internal Continuous Evaluation System and placeAs per BPUT (university) guidelines.

Students' assessment of Faculty, System in place

6. Anonymous feedback will be taken from students two times during a semester. These metrics will be used for continual improvement of the teaching-learning process.

7. The first feedback is for mid-course corrections to be made by the instructor. This feedback is confidential and given to the individual instructors.

8. The results of the second feedback taken at the end of the semester will be published on the student notice boards in addition to going into the personal file of the instructor.

9. On the front side of the feedback form, the student will answer three questions:

Do you have any POSITIVE comments about the Instructor?

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Do you have any NEGATIVE comments about the Instructor?

Any other comments about the course (not related to the Instructor)?

10. The student is also required to grade the instructor (grade between A to E) on 20 questions as shown below. The weightage given to each question is shown in the table below.

S# Question Weightage1 Presentation of the subject matter 102 Use of examples to explain difficult topics 83 Organized/Systematic usage of blackboard/whiteboard/ LCD projector by

the instructor7

4 Communication Skill (Voice, Grammar, Vocabulary, etc.) 95 Encouragement to ask questions and doubts in class. 76 Ability of instructor to hold your interest. 97 Ability to clear doubts and questions in class. 88 Assignments are relevant and adequate. 79 Fairness of quizzes/exams/tests and grading procedures. 7

10 Return of graded assignments/quizzes/tests for review 511 Quality of instructional material (textbooks, handouts, notes,etc.) 712 Quality of supplementary material (e.g., non-textbook material from

reference books, journals, etc.).5

13 Classes begin and end at scheduled time. 814 Completion of the syllabus prescribed for the course. 915 Ability to maintain discipline in classroom. 916 Attitude/Behavior towards student 717 Mastery of the subject 1018 Instructor's enthusiasm for teaching the subject. 919 Availability for help and consultation (on course related matters) outside the

classroom6

20 How do you rate this instructor's overall performance? 10

For each Post Graduate programme give the following: Not Applicablei. Title of the programmeii. Curricula and Syllabiiii. Faculty ProfileSI Name DESIGNATION B. Subject Teaching1.2.3.Brief profile of each faculty.Laboratory facilities exclusive to the PG programmeSpecial PurposeSoftware, all design tools in caseAcademic Calendar and frame workResearch focus

List of typical research projects. - Not ApplicableIndustry LinkagePublications (if any) out of research in last three years out of masters projects

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Placement statusAdmission procedureFee StructureHostel FacilitiesContact address of co-ordinator of the PG programmeName :Address :Telephone :E-mail :

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