evaluation proforma for ranking of agricultural university...

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Evaluation Proforma for Ranking of Agricultural University

for the year 2018

Brief Profile of the University

The term “Marathwada” has its origin in the word “Mara-hatti-vada (Mar-hat-vada)”,

meaning a region of Maratha community. Mughal king Muhammad Shah appointed a Turani

noble Asaf Jahi as the Vazir of Mughal Empire in 1722, but in 1724 he left for the Deccan to

start his own kingdom and took the title Nizam-ul-Mulk. Marathwada became a part of Nizam‟s

domain, which later came to be known as the princely state of Hyderabad outside but under the

suzerainty of British India. (“Nizam” became the title of the ruling descendants of Nizam-ul-

Mulk).

On August 15, 1947, British India was partitioned into two independent states, the Union

of India and Pakistan, and the Nizam ruling Hyderabad State at that time chose not to merge

Hyderabad state into either country. Subsequently, through Operation Polo, a “police action” on

September 17, 1948, the Indian army annexed Hyderabad to India. On November 1, 1956,

Marathwada was transferred from Hyderabad state to Bombay state. On May 1, 1960, Bombay

state was divided into Maharashtra and Gujarat states, Marathwada becoming a part of the

former.

The agricultural research in Marathwada region of Maharashtra was laid by the erstwhile

Nizam State with commencement of the Main Experimental Farm at Parbhani in 1918. The first

college of Agriculture was established in this region at Parbhani in 1956 by Hyderabad State

Government just before State reorganization. During Nizam's rule and was affiliated to Osmania

University, Hyderabad. The Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth (Presently renamed as Vasantrao

Naik Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth) established in 1972 on Land grant pattern at Parbhani to

fulfill the regional aspirations of agrarian growth. Maharashtra is the third largest state in India

and occupies a total geographical area of 307.7 lakh ha spread over in thirty six districts. The

State Government of Maharashtra extended the name of the University on 1 July 2013 as

Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth, Parbhani. The University is entrusted with the

responsibilities to provide education in agriculture and allied fields, undertake research and

facilitate technology transfer in Marathwada region of Maharashtra. Vasantrao Naik Marathwada

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maratha

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mughal_Empire

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Shah

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asaf_Jah_I

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vizier

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mughal_Empire

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deccan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_India

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_India

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_India

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_of_India

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_of_India

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nizam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyderabad_State

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Polo

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maharashtra

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gujarat

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Krishi Vidyapeeth (VNMKV) Parbhani, is one of the prestigious agricultural universities in

India. Since its inception, it has gained recognition as an innovative organization in the term of

education and research in agriculture and allied sciences. It takes care of research and facilitates

agriculture technology transfer in Marathwada region of Maharashtra. The mandate of the

University include education in agriculture and allied sciences, research based on regional needs

and transfer of technology for increasing agricultural production and quality life of people. The

University has jurisdiction over eight districts of Aurangabad, Beed, Hingoli, Jalna, Latur,

Nanded, Osmanabad and Parbhani in Marathwada region comprising nearly 21 per cent (64.50

lakh ha) of Maharastra state ( 307.70 Lakh ha ).

Milestones in Development of VNMKV, Parbhani

Year Milestones in Development of VNMKV, Parbhani

1918 Cotton Research Station, Maheboob Bagh, Parbhani

1928 Sorghum Research Station, Parbhani

1937 Fruit Research Station, Aurangabad

1941 Cotton Research Station, Nanded

1951 Pulses Research Station, Badnapur

1956 B.Sc. (Agri.) Programme at College of Agriculture, Parbhani

1959 Oilseeds Research Station, Latur

1969 Cotton Research Station, Parbhani

1970 PG programme in 9 subjects launched at Parbhani

1972 Establishment of Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth, Parbhani

1975 Extension Education Unit and University Press

1976 College of Food Technology, Parbhani

1976 College of Home Science, Parbhani

1981 Directorate of Extension Education, Parbhani

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1983 KVK, Aurangabad

1984 College of Horticulture, Parbhani

1987 College of Agricultural Engineering, Parbhani

1987 College of Agriculture, Latur

1998 Custard Apple Research, Station, Ambejogai

2000 ATIC, Parbhani and KVK, Tuljapur

2000 College of Agriculture, Osmanabad

2000 College of Agriculture, Ambejogai

2000 College of Agriculture, Badnapur

2000 Regional Agriculture Extension Education Council

2006 College of Agricultural Bio-Technology, Latur

2006 Banana Research Station, Nanded

2006 Sweet Orange Research Station, Badnapur

2008 PG Institute of ABM, Chakur

2009 AICRP (Dry land fruit crops), Ambejogai

2009 AICRP on Animal Energy, Parbhani

2010 KVK, Khamgaon, Dist. Beed

2012 Establishment of College of Agriculture , Golegaon Tq. Aundha Dist. Hingoli

2013 P.G. Programme started in 6 subjects at College of Agriculture, Badnapur

2015 AICRP on MuLLARP, Badnapur, Jalna

2018 KVK, Badnapur, Dist. Jalna

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1. Full Name and Address of the University: Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi

Vidyapeeth Parbhani- 431402 (M.S.)

2. Contact details of ICAR Nodal officer : Dr. Hemant Deshpande

E-mail: [email protected]

Mobile: 9422176843

Landline No.: 02452 222687

3. Number of Students Passed out (2018)

Degree Programme No. of Students Passed Out

UG 645

PG 321

Ph. D. 35

4. Faculty Position as on 01.01.2018

Sanctioned In position % of filled

Colleges 356 206 57.80

Research Centre 116 64 55.17

AICRP 66 51 77.20

KVK‟s 21 15 71.42

Total 559 336 60.11

5. University budget of Financial Year 2018-19 (Rs. In Lakh)

i. State Government : 15768.55

ii. Central Government : 2191.99

iii. Private Sector : Nil

Total : 17960.54

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Proforma

Parameters Score Score awarded

(A).TEACHING OUTCOME (IMPACT/QUALITY WEIGHTAGE 40% OR 40 MARKS)

A1. Number of students got ICAR-PG Scholarships

(erstwhile JRF) During 2018/Number of UG

students passed out (List to be enclosed as Annexure

A1) (Maximum 1 mark)

07 / 645

If more than 5% of UG students got ICAR PG

Scholarships (The students who cleared the exam but

not awarded IC

AR PG Scholarships not to be included.)

1.08 %

A2. Number of students got admission in Master’s

program during 2018 through ICAR entrance

examination/Number of UG students passed out

(List to be enclosed as Annexure A2) (Maximum 1

mark)

11 / 645

If more than 10% of UG Students got admission in

master‟s programme 1.70 %

A3. Students Performance at M.Sc. Level (List to be

enclosed as Annexure A3) (Maximum 2 marks) 3 / 321

If more than 5% of students got ICAR-JRF/SRF (erst

while SRF) or equivalent (The students who cleared

the exam but not awardees ICAR-JRF/SRF not to be

included)

0.93 %

A4. Students Performance at M.Sc. Level (List to be

enclosed as Annexure A4) (Maximum 1 mark) 3 / 321

If more than 10% of students got admission in Ph.D.

through ICAR entrance examination 0.93 %

A5. ICAR Jawaharlal Nehru Award for Ph.D. thesis in

2018 (List to be enclosed as Annexure A5)

(Maximum 2 marks)

Nil

If number is 1 Nil

If number is more than 1 Nil

A6. Percentage of ARS selection in the disciplines

offered by University against available seats

advertised by ASRB during 2018 ( List to be

enclosed as Annexure A6) (Maximum 3 marks)

1 / 12 (List

enclosed)

Up to 5 per cent --

More than 5 per cent 8.33 %

A7. Percentage of students qualified NET Exam in the

disciplines of Agriculture and allied Sciences

during 2018 (List to be enclosed as Annexure A7)

(Maximum 3 marks)

44 / 356

Upto 5 per cent --

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More than 5 per cent 12.35 %

A8. Percentage of faculty positions filled in teaching,

research, extension, KVK, AICRP and at regional

stations (with details of Positions filled and

sanctioned cadre strength for each category) ( List to

be enclosed as Annexure A8) (Maximum 4 marks)

336 / 559

60 to 70% 60.11 %

70 to 80% --

If more than 80% --

A9. Number of students admitted from overseas for

Ph.D. during 2018 ( List to be enclosed as Annexure

A9) (Maximum 2 marks)

Nil

If number is up to 2 Nil

If it is more than 2 Nil

A10. National and International awards ( such as those

conferred by the National Organizations like

ICAR, CSIR, DBT, DST, Government of India,

international Bodies of repute like FAO, UN, CG

Centres and Recognized National Sciences /

Engineering Academies) (earned by Faculty) in

2018 (List with only top 10 awards to be enclosed as

Annexure A10) (Maximum 3 marks)

1

If Number is 1 1

If Number is 2-4 --

If Number is more than 4 --

A11. Best Institution/University Awarded by ICAR in

2018 in any field (Proof to be enclosed as Annexure

A11) (Maximum 1 mark)

--

A12. Award in All India Youth Festival or All India

Agri. University Sports Meet in 2018 (Proof to be

enclosed as Annexure A12) (Maximum 1 mark)

3

1st, 2

nd or 3

rd Position in 2018 1

st

A13. Fellowship or Associate ship of National Science

Academies (NAAS, INSA, NAS, NAMS, INAE

achieved during 2018 ) (List not more than five to be

enclosed as Annexure A 13) ( Maximum 2 marks)

Nil

Upto 1 Nil

2 or more Nil

A14. Percentage of Faculty with Ph.D. degrees obtained

from universities from outside of the state where

employed (List along with proof to be enclosed as

Annexure A14) (Maximum 2 marks)

21 / 336

If less than 15 % 6.25 %

15 to 25 % --

More than 25 % --

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A15. Percentage of Faculty from the state other than the

state in which university situated (List along with

proof to be enclosed as Annexure A15) (Maximum 2

marks)

2 / 336

Less than 20 % 0.59 %

20-30 % --

More than 30 % --

A16. Percentage of Faculty with 3 months or more of

Post doctoral /Visiting scientist experiences abroad

in 2018 (Maximum 1 mark)

Nil

More than 3 % of faculty strength Nil

A17. Average footfall in library (Maximum 2 marks) 63951 / 3620

Up to 15 % of students/faculty in position visiting

library daily

--

More than 15 % of students/faculty in position visiting

library daily

17.66 %

A18. CERA utilization in 2018 (Maximum 2 marks) ICAR

*CERA Utilization (number of hits/total number of

students and faculty) (to be awarded for top 10

universities) * information will be collected from

DKMA, ICAR

--

A19. Accreditation on 01.01.2018 (by ICAR) (copy of

accreditation letter/certificate to be enclosed as

Annexure A19). (Maximum 3 marks)

Letter enclosed

Accreditation granted for up to 2 years to the

University

--

Accreditation granted for up to 5 years to the

University

For 5 years

A20. Implementation of recommendation of Fifth Deans,

Committee/BSMA Committees. (copy of

proceedings of Academic Council/Board of

Management, in which decision of implementation

was taken, to be enclosed as Annexure A20 )

(Maximum 2 marks)

Proof enclosed

Fifth Deans Committee/BSMA Committees

recommendations partially implemented (If not

implemented in all the faculties/ Colleges)/

--

Fifth Deans Committee/BSMA Committees

recommendations fully implemented.

Fully

implemented

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(B) RESEARCH (WEIGHTAGE 30% or 30 MARKS)

B1. Research Product – (No. of research articles including articles per

faculty member having NAAS rating of over 6.0 in 2018) (List of

papers along with NAAS rating 2019 to be enclosed as Annexure B1).

Listing of publications below NAAS rating of 6.0 should not be

made. (Maximum 9 marks)

14 / 336

Less than 0.5 papers per faculty member 0.04 %

0.6-1.0papers per faculty member --

1.1-1.5 papers per faculty member --

1.6-2.0 papers per faculty member --

More than 2.0 papers per faculty member --

B2. Research Impact ( Maximum 5 marks) 04 / 336

percentage of faculty having h-index as 10 or more than 10 (to be

obtained from Google Scholar) 0.01 %

If 2 to 5 Percent --



If More than 20 Percent --

B3. Research Excellence

(i) Patents granted during 2018 (Only patents granted along with

proof to be listed as Annexure B3(i) (Maximum 6 marks) Nil

Per patent granted Nil

(ii) Varieties released (maximum 6 marks) (varieties released by the

centre/State Government and notified in Gazetted to be listed.

(Copy of gazette notification to be enclosed as AnnexureB3(ii)

OR

Breeds/technologies/vaccines developed/ new strains of

bacteria/virus/parasite identified (maximum 6 marks) (Appropriate proof for development and adoption of technology to

be enclosed as Annexure B3(iii)

OR

New farm machinery & tools developed during the year 2018

(maximum 6 marks) (Appropriate proof for development and

adoption of machinery & tools to be enclosed as Annexure B3(iii)

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recommendations

+ 3 varieties

or

4 machineries

and tools

developed

(iii) Funds received through external competitive grants (excluding

ICAR development and KVK and AICRP) (Total amount)

(Maximum 3 marks)

4,96,18,470/-

2-3 Crores --

3-5 Crores 4.96 crores

More than 5 Crore --

(iv) If PME cell Established and functional (Maximum 1 mark) Yes (Functional)

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(C). EXTENSION AND OUTREACH (WEIGHTAGE 30% OR 30 MARKS)

C1. KVK Awards during 2018 (Maximum 3 marks) (Attach Proof to be

enclosed as Annexure C1.) Nil

Zonal Award ( one mark for each award) Nil

National Award ( two marks for each award) Nil

C2. Extension workers Award at State/ National Level (by Government

Agency) during 2018. (Proofs to be enclosed as Annexure C2) (Maximum 4

marks)

Nil

State level Awards Nil

1-5 Awards Nil

More than 5 awards Nil

National level awards Nil

1-3 Awards Nil

More than 3 awards Nil

C3. Quality input supplied by University (Seed, Semen, Planting material etc.

during 2018) (Maximum 2 Marks ) Yes

More than 50,000-1,50,000 Planting material --

More than 1,50,000 Planting material 2,24,897

OR

Semen up to 10,000 doses --

Semen 10001 to 50,000 doses --

OR

Breeder Seed (Cereals and Pulses) up to 200 quintals --

More than 200 quintals 4345.58 qtl

OR

Fish Seed fingerlings supplied --

10 lakh to 1 crore --

More than 1 crore --

C4. If one lakh soil samples are analyzed per year ( Maximum 1 mark) 7,729

C5. Resource generated through consultancies, certification, testing, tuition

fee, licensing, training, sale of inputs and commercialization of

technologies during FY 2018-19. The details of revenue, head (item) wise,

duly certified and signed by comptroller of the university need to be listed as

Annexure C5. The list should excluded the items listed in B3 (Maximum 10

marks)

2972.51 /

17960.54

5-10 % of University Budget --

10-20 % of University Budget 16.55 %

20-30 % of University Budget --

More than 30 % of University Budget --

C6. Number of inter-institutional collaborative projects obtained during

2018 (Proof to be enclosed as Annexure C6) (maximum 2 marks)

4 projects

(proof

enclosed)

11

One Project --

Two project 4

C7. Partnership with Private Sector (Proof to be enclosed as Annexure C7)

( Maximum 1 marks)

Two

partnership

(Proof

enclosed)

C8. Exchange of Faculty (Sabbatical, Visiting. Scientist, Adjunct Faculty)

during 2018 (Proof to be enclosed as Annexure C8)(Guest lecturers no to be

included)

( Maximum 2 marks)

Nil

Faculty coming from outside University (minimum 1) Nil

Faculty of University going to other University (Minimum 1 Faculty) Nil

C9. Number of Enterprises / start-ups promoted by the University (List is to

be provided as Annexure C9) (Maximum 2 marks)

List

enclosed

1-2 --

More than 2 62

C10. Percentage of students employed to public/private/banking sectors (List is to be provided as Annexure C10) (Maximum 2 marks)

148 / 645

10-20 Percent --

More than 20 Percent 22.94 %

Total

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Template for parameter A1

Sr. No. Name of students got ICAR – PG

scholarships in 2018

Total number of UG

students passed out in 2018

Percentage

(%)

07 645 1.08 %

List of students got ICAR – PG scholarships in 2018

Sr.

No.

Name of the student

1 Satpute Ajay Narayanrao

2 Khose Suyog Balasaheb

3 Shivam Rai

4 Khose Suyog Balasaheb (IIT , Kharagpur

M.Tech ( WRBM ) got GATE admission in 2018

5 Dnyneshwar Patle (IIT, Powai

M.Tech (Industrial Engineering ) got GATE admission in 2018

6 Mr. Shravan R. S/o Ravikumar J. C.

7 Mr. Solanke Krishna Rustumrao (Israel Government Scholarship 2018-19)

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Sr. No. Number of students got admission

in Masters programe in 2018

Total number of UG


Percentage

(%)

11 645 1.70 %

List of students got admission in Masters programe in 2018

Sr.

No.

Name of the student

1 Miss Anushma P Premanathan K.

2 Miss Jasmitha Malikireddy

3 Miss Ramteke Sharayu Jairam

4 Shri Sawant Akshay Prabhakarrao

5 Ingale A. G.

6 Sandeep Kumar Pancholi


8 Khose Suyog Balasaheb

9 Shivam Rai

10 Ms. Snehal Jadhav

11 Ms. Ashwini Handibag

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Sr. No. Number of students got ICAR

– JRF / SRFs in 2018

Total number of Masters


Percentage

(%)

03 321 0.93 %

List of students got ICAR – JRF / SRFs in 2018

Sr.

No.

Name of the student


2 Mr. Shravan R S/o Ravikumar J.C.

3 Gurve A.R.


Sr. No. Number of students got admission in

Ph.D. in 2018 through ICAR

entrance

Total number of Masters

students passed out in

2018

Percentage

(%)

03 321 0.93 %

List of students got admission in Ph.D. in 2018 through ICAR entrance

Sr.

No.

Name of the student

1 Jasti Shrivastava

2 Gurve A.R.

3 S.S. Hausarmal


S.N. Name of Student ICAR Jawaharlal

Nehru Award for

Ph.D. thesis in

2018

Number of PG

students passed

out in 2018

1 Nil

15


Sr. No. Number of students got ARS in

disciplines offered by the

university in 2018

Total number of seats available

in such disciplines advertised

by ASRB

Percentage

(%)

01 12 8.33

List of students got ARS in disciplines offered by the university in 2018

Sr.

No.

Name of the student Year of

selection

Discipline of ARS*

1 Dr. Jyoti Dhakne , CIRCOT,

Mumbai

2018 Agricultural Structure and

Process Engineering (Total

seats 12)

*Figures in the brackets indicates available seats advertised by ASRB during 2018.


Sr. No. Number of students qualified NET in the

disciplines of agriculture and allied

sciences

Total number of PG

and Ph.D. students

Percentage

(%)

44 356 12.35 %

List of the students qualified NET

Sr.

No.

Name of the student Discipline

1 Misal Mahesh, COA, Badnapur Agricultural Entomology

2 V.G. Saude Agricultural Entomology

3 Y.B. Matre Agricultural Entomology

4 S.C. Bokan Agricultural Entomology

5 S.D. SApkal Agricultural Entomology

6 R.Y. Rohkale Agricultural Entomology

7 Vilas Kharde Agricultural Entomology

8 Prakash Sharukh Agricultural Entomology

9 Dnyaneshwar Bhujade Agricultural Entomology

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10 Sawant D.M. Agricultural Meteorology

11 Borse Chetan, COA, Badnapur Agronomy

12 Sallawar S.C. Agronomy

13 Dhale S.Y. Agronomy

14 More V.R. Agronomy

15 Bainade S.P. Agronomy

16 Mr. Sangle Jagdish Keshavrao Food Technology

17 Mr. Sontakke Manmath Food Technology

18 Mr. Raut Ganesh Food Technology

19 Mr. Thorat Pradeep Food Technology

20 Mr. Jarupula Surendra Food Technology

21. Miss. Thakur Mamata Food Technology

22. Mr. Pawase Prashant Food Technology

23. Miss. Barapati Amala Food Technology

24. Miss. Noorjahan A.M. Genetics & Plant Breeding

25. Totewad P.G. Genetics & Plant Breeding

26. Miss. A.K. Choudhari Genetics & Plant Breeding

27. Virkar Amol, COA, Badnapur Horticulture

28. Gurve A.R. Horticulture

29. Burgute K.A., COA, Latur Plant Pathology

30. Dhawan S.S. COA, Latur Plant Pathology

31 Shendge R.M. Plant Pathology

32. Giri V.V. Plant Pathology

33. Miss. R.V. Bhangre Plant Physiology

34. S.R. Dhadge Plant Physiology

35. Miss. Harshika N.N. Seed Technology

36. Chadder B.S. COA, Latur Soil Science and Agril. chemistry

37. Ingole A.J. COA, Latur Soil Science and Agril. chemistry

38. Mr. Mahesh Ajbe Soil Science and Agril. chemistry

39. Ashrita V.P. Soil Science and Agril. Chemistry

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40. Nihala Jabin Soil Science and Agril. Chemistry

41 Shri. S.N. Pawar, CAET, Pbn

SWCE (Land and Water Management

Engineering)

42 Shri. P.S. Pawar, CAET, Pbn

SWCE (Land and Water Management

Engineering)

43 Miss. Shubhangi Thakre, CAET, Pbn APE (Processing and Structure)

44 Priyanka Swami, CCS Home Science


Faculty position as on 01.01.2018

Particulars Sanctioned In position % of filled

Colleges 356 206 57.80

Research Centres 116 64 55.17

AICRP 66 51 77.2

KVKs 21 15 71.42

Total 559 336 60.11


S.N. Name of Student Number of

students admitted

from overseas for

Ph.D. during 2018

Number of PG

students passed

out in 2018

Nil


S.N. Name of Faculty National and International

awards

01 Nainwad R.V., Asstt. Professor of Horticulture,

College of Agriculture, Badnapur, VNMKV,

Parbhani

Young scientist award for

outstanding contribution in the

field of Horticulture from GUARD

Society Hyderabad

18


S.N. Best Institution/University Awarded by

ICAR in 2018 in any field

Name of Institution

01 Nil Nil


S.N. Name of event Rank Award in All India Youth Festival or

All India Agri. University Sports Meet

in 2018

1 One Act Play- Gold medal I Award received in All India Youth

Festival at Sardar Krishinagar Dantiwala

Agricultural University, Sardar

Krishinagar from 3 to 7 Feb. 2018

2 Skit- Gold medal I

3 Rangoli- Gold medal I

4 Group Dance- Silver medal II

5 Collage- Silver medal II

Total – 5


S.N. Name of Faculty Fellowship or Associate ship of National Science

Academies

01 Nil Nil


(List of Faculty Ph. D. obtained from Universities outside the State)

Sr.

No.

Name of Faculty Designation Discipline Ph.D.

1. Dr. Andhare B.C. Assistant Professor Animal

Husbandry and

dairy science

Banaras Hindu

University, Varanasi

Uttar Pradesh

2. Dr.V.G.Takankhar Associate Professor Soil Science and

Agril. Chemistry

Navsari Agri

University, Gujarat

3. Dr.R.V.Jayebhaye, Associate Professor Agril.

Engineering

IIT, Kharagpur, West-

Bengal

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4. Dr.P.V.Padghan, Associate Professor Animal

Husbandry and

dairy science

NDRI Deemed

University, Karnal,

Haryana

5. Dr.V.G.Mulekar Associate Professor Plant Pathology SKDKV, Sardar Krushi

Nagar, Gujarat

6. Dr.K.K.Dakhore, Assistant Professor Agril. Meterology Anand, Agricultural

University, Gujarat

7. Dr. B.G. Kamble Associate Professor Agril. Botany Junagarh Agricultural

University, Junagarh,

Gujarat

8. Dr. S.S. Arbat Assistant Professor Horticulture Navsari Agricultural

University, Navsari,

Gujarat

9. Dr. U.M. Khodke Associate Dean &

Principal

Irrigation and

Drainage

Engineering

IIT, Kharagpur

10.

Dr. A.S. Kadale HOD, SWCE Soil and Water

Engineering

PAU, Ludhiyana

11. Dr. S.U. Khodke HOD, APE Agriculture

Process

Engineering

IIT, Kharagpur

12. Dr. R.V. Jaybhaye Associate Professor Agriculture &

Food Engineering

IIT, Kharagpur

13. Dr. V.K. Ingle Assistant Professor Soil Water

Engineering

IARI, New Delhi

14. Dr. S.R. Garud Assistant Professor Food Engineering CFTRI , Maisur

ACSIAR, New Delhi

15. Dr. A. A. Bharose

Associate Professor Agril.

Biotechnology

Junagadh Agricultural

University, Junagadh,

Gujarat

16. Dr. Y.S. Bhagat Assistant Professor Agril.

Biotechnology

University of

Agricultural Sciences,

Dharwad, Karnataka

17. Dr. B. S. Agarkar Assistant Professor Punjab Agriculture

University, Ludhiana

18. Dr. Anita V. Sable Assistant Professor Agril.Entomology TNAU,Coimbatore

19. Dr. R.N. Khandare Assistant Professor Soil Scinece G.B. Pant Agril.

University, Pantnagar

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20. Dr.M.M.

Sonkamble

Assistant Professor Agril.

Entomology

MPAUT, Udaipur

21. Dr. S.S. More Associate Professor Agril. Economics Navsari Agril.

University, Gujrat


Sr. No. Number of faculty from the states other than

the State in which university is located

Total number

of faculty

Percentage

(%)

02 336 0.59 %

List of faculty members

Sr.

No.

Name of the faculty

1 Prof. Vishala Patnam

2 Dr. Ramanna Desetty


Sr. No. Number of faculty with 3 months or more of

Postdoctoral / Visiting sscientist experiences

abroad in 2018

Total number

of faculty

Percentage

(%)

Nil Nil Nil

List of faculty members

Sr.

No.

Name of the faculty

Nil


Average footfall in library

Up to 15% of students / faculty in position visiting library daily

17.66

More than 15% of students / faculty in position visiting library daily --

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SUPPORTING DOCUMENT / STATISTICS :

Sr.No Name of the college/

institute

No. of students

visited out of

total students

No.of Teachers

visited out of total

filled in position

Total

1. University Library,

VNMKV,Parbhani.

59433

2159

63951

Total footfall in Library during -2018 63951

Total students & faculty in Positions 3620

% students & faculty visited library 17.66


CERA Utilization in 2018

Information will be collected from DKMA, ICAR


Accreditation on 01.01.2018 (by ICAR) (copy of

accreditation letter/certificate to be enclosed as Annexure

A19). (Maximum 3 marks)

GPAC of

2.77 (Copy

of

accreditation

letter is

enclosed)

For five years

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Implementation of recommendation of Fifth Deans,

Committee/BSMA Committees. (copy of proceedings of

Academic Council/Board of Management, in which

decision of implementation was taken, to be enclosed as

Annexure A20 ) (Maximum 2 marks)

Copy of proceedings of

Academic Council is enclosed

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Template for parameter B1

Sr. No. Total number of research articles having

NAAS rating of over 6.0 published in 2018

Total number

of faculty

Number of

research papers

per faculty

14 9 0.04

List of research articles*

Sr.

No.

Details of publication NAAS rating

List enclosed 6 and above

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List of research articles

Sr. No

Title of Research Paper

Authors as a Faculty

Member

Name of journal E-

ISSN

No

NASS

Rating

Vol. Issue

Page

no.

1.

Inter relationship of biomass yield,

carbon input, aggregation, carbon pool

and its sequestration in vertisol under

long term sorghum wheat cropping

system in semi arid tropics

Biswapati Mandal, S. Badole,

K.Chitnya, S.P.Mujumdar,

D.Padau, N. Barak,

A.Barman, R. Kundu and

W.N. Narkhede

Soil and Tillage

Research

0167-

1987

9.00 184 - 164-175

2.

First report of anthracnose caused by

Colletotrichum spaethianum on Allium

ledebourianum in India.

V. N. Salunkhe, S. Anandhan,

S. J. Gawande, R. B. Ikkar

and Y.S. Bhagat

Plant Disease 0191-

2917 8.94 102 10 2031

3.

First Report of Colletotrichum truncate

Causing Anthracnose of Mouse Garlic

(Allium angulosum) in India.

V. N. Salunkhe, S. Anandhan,

S. J. Gawande, R. B. Ikkar

and Y. S. Bhagat

Plant Disease 0191-

2917 8.94 102 01 121

4.

Concerns regarding „off-target‟ activity

of genome editing endonucleases.

Ulhas Sopanrao Kadam,

Rahul Mahadev Shelake,

Rahul L. Chavhan, Penna

Suprasanna

Plant Physiology

and Biochemistry

0981-

9428 8.72 131 22

5.

Effect of Thermosonication on Bacterial

Count in Artificially Inoculated Model

System and Natural Microflora of

Sugarcane Juice

S.R. Garud Journal of Food

Processing

&Preservation

0145-

8892

7.51 41 2 E12813

6.

Efficacy of ozone and lactic acid as non

thermal hurdles for preservation of sugar

cane juice.

Shyam R. Garud Ozone Science &

Engineering

0191-

9512 7.23 40 3 198-208

7.

Real-time PCR assay for rapid, efficient

and accurate detection of

Paramyrothecium roridum a leaf spot

pathogen of Gossypium Species.

R. L. Chavhan,V. R. Hinge,

U. S. Kadam,B. B.

Kalbande,P. K. Chakrabarty

J. Plant Biochem.

Biotechnol.

0971-

7811 6.77 27 02 199

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8.

Sequence analysis of coat protein and

molecular profiling of sunflower necrosis

virus (SNV) strains from Indian

subcontinent.

R. L. Chavhan,M. K.

Verma,V. R. Hinge,U. S.

Kadam,S. B. Kokane Pranjib

K. Chakrabarty

J. Plant Biochem.

Biotechnol.

0971-

7811 6.77 27 28

9.

Impact of long term fertilizer application

on soil fertility, nutrient uptake, growth

and productivity of soybean under

soybean safflower cropping sequence in

vertisol

N. A. Meshram, Syed Ismail,

S.T. Shirale and V.D. Patil

Legume Research 6.23

10.

Long term effect of FYM and inorganic

fertilizers on soil quality and sustainable

productivity of soybean (Glycin max)

and safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) in

vertisol.

N. A. Meshram, Syed Ismail

and S.S. Pujari

Indian Journal of

Agriculture

Science

6.22 88 6 845-850

11.

Studies on linear body measurement of

red kandhari calves in their breeding tract

of Maharashtra.

D.V. Bainwad,

B.M.Thombre, M.F.Siddaqui

and P.V. Padghan

Indian Journal of

Animal Research

0367-

6722

6.20 53 4 485-491

12.

Studies on productive performance of red

kandhari cattle in their breeding tract of

Maharashtra.

D.V. Bainwad,

B.M.Thombre, and G.K.

Londhe

Indian Journal of

Animal Research

0367-

6722

6.20 53 4 551-554

13. Post harvest losses in different varieties

of onion.

K. Gorrepati, Y.S. Bhagat and

J. Gopal

Indian Journal of

Horticulture

0972-

8538 6.10 75 02 314

14. Antibacterial activity of fungal

Sclerotium rolfsii lectin (SRL1) against

Ralstonia solanacearum

K. Jayalaxmi, S. Lingaraju,

R.S. Bhat and Y.S. Bhagat

Research Journal.

of Biotechnology

2278-

4535 6.00 13 12 54

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Template for parameter B2

Sr. No. Number of faculty

members having h-

index as 10 or more

Total number of faculty Percentage of faculty with

h-index as 10

04 336 1.19 %

List of faculty members having h-index as 10 or more

Sr.

No.

Name of the faculty h-index

1 Dr. G.P.Jagtap 10

2 Dr. H.V. Kalpande 10

3 Dr. D.B. Deosarkar 10

4 Dr. Syed Ismail 10

Annexure B 3 (i)

Patents 2018

Sr.

No.

CBR No. Application No. Title

1. 2963 201021010578

(2018)

A method for detoxification of anti nutritional

factor in guar germ meal: haemagglutinin

2. 9965 201621020577

(2018)

An improved tamarind squeeze having guar gum

to control syneresis and improved texture

3. 3599 886/MUM/2013 Development of technology for production of

aonla candy

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Annexure B 3 (ii)

Recommendation in Joint Agresco for development and adoption of technology

Agronomy

1. For maximizing the Pearl millet yield under late sown situations, sowing of pearl millet

on 25th July + 5 days application FYM@ 5.0 t/ha + RDF (60:30:30 NPK kg/ha) + NPK

foliar spray (19:19:19 Grade) @ 0.5% (50g / 10 lit of water) at 20-25 days after sowing is

recommended for Marathwada region.

2. The scheduling of irrigation at 75 mm CPE (February 15 days, March 10 days, April 7

days interval) through flood irrigation method is recommended for getting maximum

yield and monetary return for summer pearl millet in Marathwada region.

3. Foliar application of [email protected]% (75g/10 lit of water) at 25-30 days after sowing is

recommended for higher yield and monetary return in Kharif pearl millet for Marathwada

region.

4. In pre seasonal Bt. Cotton, for lowest para wilt seedling population, highest seed cotton

yield and economical benefits, sowing of crop after 20 May under Flood irrigation and

after 30 May under drip irrigation (with reduction of temperature below 390C) is

recommended for Marathwada region.

5. For highest seed cotton yield and higher economic returns of hirsutum cotton under high

density planting system, de-topping at 75 days after sowing or 90 days after sowing or

spraying of Mepiquate Chloride 5% AS @ 250 ppm (25 ml/10 lit. water) at 75 days after

sowing is recommended.

6. For highest cotton equivalent yield, gross monetary returns, net monetary returns and

weed control efficiency in cotton + soybean (1:1) intercropping system, pre-emergence

application of Oxyflourfen 23.5% EC @ 0.1 kg/ha a.i. followed by hoeing at 6 weeks

after sowing is recommended.

7. Application of cetyl alcohol @ 20 mg/sq. m. at an interval of 10 days is recommended for

control of water loss due to evaporation up to 50 per cent from farm pond.

8. In medium to deep black cotton soils of Marathwada region to manage/minimize

reddening of irrigated Bt cotton and to obtain higher seed cotton yield and net monetary

returns per hectare, it is recommended to apply RDF 125 % through fertigation (100: 50 :

50 NPK kg/ha) along with two sprays of micronutrients grade – II mixture @ 0.5 % +

potassium schoenite @ 1.0% at 55 and 70 DAS respectively or to apply 75:37.5: 37.5

NPK kg/ha through soil application and application of 75:37.5:37.5 NPK kg /ha through

fertigation.

Plant Protection

mailto:[email protected]%25

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9. For management of pod borer complex of pigeonpea and getting higher yield with

monetary returns, first spray of chlorantraniliprole 18.5 SC 3 ml/10 lit of water at 50 %

flowering stage and second spray of flubendiamide 39.35 SC 2 ml/10 lit of water at pod

development stage are recommended.

10. For management of pigeonpea pod fly, it is recommended to fix 1 maggot/20 pods or 5%

pod damage or 2% seed damage from randomly selected pods as Economic Threshold

Level.

11. For Management of downy mildew of pearl millet, seed treatment of bio-agent

Psudomnas fluoresces (MYS-14) @ 8g/kg seed is recommended.

Soil Science

12. It is recommended that cattle of Parbhani district of Marathwada region need to be

supplemented with copper, manganese and zinc by formulating area specific mineral

mixture using highly bio-available mineral salt to meet the nutrient deficiency of Zn, Cu

and Mn which were found deficient in soil, fodder and serum of this region.

13. Seed treatment of liquid zinc solubilizerPseudomonas striata @ 100 ml/10 kg seed +

application of ZnSO4 30 kg ha-1 is recommended to soybean along with recommended

dose of fertilizers (30:60:30 NPK kg ha-1) for enhancement of soybean seed yield,

monetary return and improvement in soil properties.

Food Technology

14. A carbonated fruit beverage containing 0.5 per cent paneerdoda concentrated extract and

0.3 per cent sucralose is recommended as a health drink for diabetic patient.

15. For preparation of nutritional and nutraceutical capsules, the powder of leaves, flower,

and pods of drumstick is recommended.

16. Incorporation of 0.2 percent guar gum is recommended for improvement of spreadability

of Soybean butter.

Community Science

17. VNMKV refined and verified work station layout for Papad& Vermicelli production

enterprises is recommended for improving health and efficiency of women workers.

18. VNMKV published book entitled BalavikasachiUthkrustaTantre-

PalakansatiMargadashika is recommended as it is based on Child Care, Development.

Causes & Remedies of Developmental Disorders for educating parents of all sections and

school teachers as it would serve as the best guide to them for guiding and taking needed

action for well being of children.

19. It is recommended to use 10% mango kernel starch on cotton and silk fabrics as

thickening agent for the purpose of screen printing.

20. It is recommended that VNMKV, Parbhani developed WRG weaning food prepared

using wheat 20% rice 20% green gram dhal 27%, soya dhal 13% (all roasted), carrot

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powder 10%, skim milk powder 8%, coriander leaves powder 1% and cumin seed

powder 1% rich in energy, protein, iron and calcium by mixing with warm water or milk

to feed infants of 7-9 months age group.

21. To reduce the fasting and post prandial blood glucose of diabetic subjects and total

cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL and VLDL cholesterol of hyperlipidemic subjects it is

recommended to consume 50 g of VNMKV, Parbhani developed Multipurpose functional

Food Mix as a breakfast snack for a period of 60 days.

Agril. Engineering

22. For open space flooring of loose housing cattle barn, a section with 40 cm depth filled

with compacted murum 20 cm followed by 10 cm plain cement concrete and single

vertical layer of red brick construction in cement mortar 1:6 is recommended.

23. For the production of quality kesar mango leather, it is recommended to prepare mango

foam by adding 3% GMS in mango pulp, whipping it for 2 minutes by blender, and then

drying foam mat of 6 mm thickness at 600C temperature in tray dryer by using foam mat

drying technique.

Bio-technology

24. It is recommended to use fluorescent labeled probe based „VNMKV BBTV-ARRAY‟

Molecular detection kit for rapid, reliable, precise, cost effective and easy indexing of

Banana Bunchy Top Virus in mother plant as well as tissue culture raised banana

plantlets.

Water Management

25. For higher grain yield and net monetary returns of post Kharif maize it is recommended

to schedule alternate day drip irrigation at 80% cumulative pan evaporation through

inline lateral laid at 120 cm apart for paired rows (45x30-75cm) and drip fertigation of

113:57:57 NPK kg/ha; N in 8 equal splits @ 12.5% at an interval of 10 days from 10 to

80 days after sowing while P and K in 2 equal splits at sowing and 30 days after sowing.

The fertigation schedule along with the quantity of soluble fertilizer required is

given below:

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Extension Education

26. It is observed that monocropping is prominent in all the districts of Marathwada with

soybean and cotton as major crops grown under rainfed situation. Failure of crops due to

drought was the main cause of farmers suicide. Therefore, it is recommend to initiate

Integrated Farming System (IFS) which will diversify the income sources of marginal

and small farmers and to create awareness for increasing the participation of the farmers

by various extension agencies to construct farm ponds, recharge of wells/bores, water

conservation techniques (JalUkatShivar) and judicious use of available water through

drip and sprinkler irrigation.

27. For creating hope amongst the severely distressed farmers in Marathwada region, it is

recommended to provide psychological counseling facilities at village level by

government agency. Similarly daughters‟ marriage anxiety is one of the main social

causes of farmers‟ distress in the region, hence it is necessary to promote group marriages

in rural areas by government/non-government organizations.

28. It is observed from the study that productivity of pigeon pea has not increased

significantly during last thirty years in Parbhani and Nanded districts of Marathwada, so

it is recommended that the efforts may be made to disseminate improved Pigeon pea

production technology through extension agencies to improve the productivity levels

particularly in Parbhani and Nanded districts.

Time of

application

Fertilizer dose (113:57:57

NPK (kg/ha) Soluble fertilizers (kg/ha)

N P K Urea 0:52:34 0:0:50

At sowing - 28.5 28.5 - 55 19.6

10 DAS 14.13 - - 30.5

20 DAS 14.13 - - 30.5

30 DAS 14.13 28.5 28.5 30.5 55 19.6

40 DAS 14.13 - - 30.5

50 DAS 14.13 - - 30.5

60 DAS 14.13 - - 30.5

70 DAS 14.13 - - 30.5

80 DAS 14.13 - - 30.5

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Annexure B 3 (ii) a

New varieties released during 2018

1. Kharif Sorghum : Parbhani Shakti (PVK 1009) Biofortified Kharif sorghum variety

2. Cotton : PA 740 Desi cotton variety

3. Tamarind : Shiwai

Annexure B 3 (ii)b

Varieties Notified during 2018

1. Soybean : MAUS-612

2. Sunflower : LSFH-171

3. Pearl millet : AHB-1200 Fe

4. Pearl millet : AHB-1269 Fe

5. Safflower : PBNS-86 Purna

Annexure B 3 (ii)c

New farm Machinery & Tools developed during 2018

1. VNMKV developed Single Bullock operated Planter is recommended for sowing.

2. VNMKV developed Threetyne hoe with furrow opener is recommended for

intercultivation in BBF sowing.

3. VNMKV developed tractor operated five row (BBF) raised bed planter cum sprayer is

recommended for sowing and spraying.

4. VNMKV developed Bullock drawn solar operated sprayer is recommended for spraying

of weedicide/pesticide.

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Annexure B 3 (iii)

Funds received through external competitive grants (Excluding ICAR Development, KVKs

and AICRP Grants) during 2018

Sr.

No.

Funds received

Rs.

Particulars Agency or

organization

1 2,68,58000/- State Government – salary State Government

2 10,30,000/-

Contingencies State Government

3. 28,62,000/-

M.Sc. Agril. Biotechnology Teaching

Programme DBT, Govt of India

4. 13,39,000/- Strengthening the facility for Bioinformatics BIF- BTBI

5. 10,90,000/- Crop Observation Scheme (Non-Plan) State Government

6. 8,47,360/- GraminKrishiMausamSewa (GKMS), Ministry of Earth

Science, New Delhi

7. 4,05,855/- Crop Yield Forecasting Under FASAL, Ministry of Earth

Science, New Delhi

8. 6,00,000/- Forecasting sugarcane production at mill

command area in Maharashtra using

satellite remote sensing and ground base

observation

SAC, ISRO,

Ahmadabad

9. 13,76,000/- Intensification of Sorghum State Government

10. 7,59,775/- Harvest Plus- Pearl Millet ICRISAT

11. 1,75,000/- Harvest Plus- 5321

Identification of Micronutrient-Dense

Sorghum for better health in India

ICRISAT

12. 81,72,000/- Genetic enhancement of minor pulses Department of

Biotechnology, GOI

13. 16,24,480/- Enhancing genetic gains for chickpea and

pigeon pea

NFSM

Department of

Agriculture co-op &

Farmers welfare,

GOI

14. 24,79,000/- Research Project on Sorghum

BRNS-DAE-BARC,

Mumbai

4,96,18,470/-

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Annexure B 3 (iv)

If PME cell established and functional : Yes

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Annexure C1.

KVK Awards during 2018

(Maximum 3 marks)

(Attach Proof to be enclosed as Annexure C1.)

1 Zonal Award ( one mark for each award) Nil

2 National Award ( two marks for each award) Nil

Annexure C2

Extension workers Award at State/ National Level (by Government Agency)

during 2018. (Proofs to be enclosed as Annexure C2) (Maximum 4 marks)

Nil

Annexure C3

Quality input supplied by University (Seed, Semen, Planting material etc. during 2018)

(Maximum 2 Marks )

More than 50,000-1,50,000 Planting material --

More than 1,50,000 Planting material 2,24,897

OR

Semen up to 10,000 doses --

Semen 10001 to 50,000 doses --

OR

Breeder Seed (Cereals and Pulses) up to 200 quintals --

More than 200 quintals 4345.58 quintal

OR

Fish Seed fingerlings supplied --

10 lakh to 1 crore --

More than 1 crore --

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Annexure C4

If one lakh soil samples are analyzed per year ( Maximum 1 mark) 7729

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Annexure C6

S.

N. Number of inter-institutional collaborative projects obtained during

2018 (Proof to be enclosed as Annexure C6) (maximum 2 marks)

1. DAMU project in collaboration with ICAR & IMD at KVK,

Aurangabad

2. DAMU project in collaboration with ICAR & IMD at KVK, Tuljapur

3. Crop pest surveillance and advisory project (CROPSAP)

4. Research Project on Sorghum amount Funded By BRNS-DAE-BARC,

Mumbai

Annexure C7

Partnership with Private Sector (Proof to be enclosed as Annexure C7)

( Maximum 1 marks)

1 Reliance Foundation Mumbai

2 Maha-Agro, Aurangabad

Annexure C8

Exchange of Faculty (Sabbatical, Visiting. Scientist, Adjunct Faculty) during

2018 (Proof to be enclosed as Annexure C8) (Guest lecturers no to be included)

( Maximum 2 marks)

Nil

Annexure C9

Number of Enterprises / star-ups promoted by VNMKV, Parbhani

S.N. Name of Enterprise Place

1 Masala making Prayagbai Kale Erandeshwar

Dist.Parbhani

2 Soyapoha laddu Sarikha Khandagale Shelgoan

Tq Barshi Dist. Solapur

3 File and Envelop Making Aparna Kachave Daithana Dist.Parbhani

4 File and Envelop Making Shital Kachave Daithana Dist.Parbhani

5 Stitching soybean mittens & cotton

picking apron

Tejaswini Garment Center Shahapur Tq.

Degloor Dist. Nanded


picking apron

Anjali Deshmukh Sagroli

Tq. Biloli Dist. Nanded


picking apron

Pragati Textile Sagroli

Tq. Biloli Dist. Nanded

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8 Stitching brinjal, okra & soybean

mittens, cotton picking apron & sulbha

bag

Narayan Kulkarni

Parbhani

9 Making Trishul weeder, digging tool &

earthing up tool

Shankar Solanke

Parbhani

10 Stitching brinjal, okra &soybean

mittens

Sushama Vijay Chavan Digholamba

Tq.Ambejogai

Dist. Parbhani

11 Eco-Holi Colour Monika Pandurang Sharma Jalna

12 Eco-Holi Colour Yogita Ramesh Khandebharad, Jalna

13 Protective clothing for farm activities Reshma Mazhar Shaikh Ambajogai ,

Dis. Beed

14 Protective clothing for farm activities Ratnaprabha Ratnakar Make

Digholamba, Ambajogai Dis. Beed

15 Protective clothing for farm activities Shankar Limbaji Kale Lokhandi

Savargaon Ambajogai Dis. Beed

16 Enterprise based on crocheting,

macramé, weaving.

Vaishali Gaikwad

Daithana Dis.Parbhani

17 Enterprise based on crocheting,

macramé, weaving.

Sindhu Samale Takali , Dis. Parbhani

18 Protective Hand gloves Shital Kachave,Daithana Dis.Parbhani

19 Vishwadeep Krishi Udyog and

Viswadeep Research Foundation

Pethshivni, Tq. Palam Dist. Parbhani

20 Vishwakarma Agro Engineering Singnapr Tq. & Dist. Parbhani

21 Dnyneshwar Krishi Udyog Akhada Balapur , Tq. Kalamnuri Dist.

Hingoli

22 Samad Engineering Works Near Busstand, Parbhani

23 Oil Industry Dharmabad

24 KSACP Limited Udgir

25 Desai Brothers Limited Pune

26 Haldiram Foods Pune

27 Exotic Fruit Pvt Ltd Ratanagiri

28 Ram Agency Aurangabad

29 Zuari Foods And Farms Pvt. Ltd, Goa

30 Oil Industry Nanded

31 Food Trading Business Pusad

32 Exotic Food Products Ratnagiri

33 Vishwas Agro Products Pvt. Ltd Parbhani

34 Safe Foods Solutions, Mumbai

35 Namdhari Seeds Nashik

36 Padmini Food Products, Udgir

37 Shri Venkatesh Food Laboratory Nanded

38 Sancks Manufacturing Unit Banaras

39 Fruitomans Fruit Processing Industry Ernakulum

40 Ras Rasit Foods Aurangabad

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41 Sai Flavors LLC Dubai

42 Aditya Foods Beed

43 Kudus Bakery Industries, Nanded

44 Zain Agro Pvt. Ltd, Parbhani

45 Aromax Creation, Aurangabad

46 Kumaresh Agro Industry Aurangabad

47 Marathwada Agro Processed Farmer

Co. Ltd.,

Osmanabad

48 Amrut Dhara Dairy, Pusad

49 Shivam Builders And Promoters Jalna

50 Royal Ingredients Groups, Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai

51 Farm To Fork Solution India, Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai

52 Oil Mill Industry, Degloor

53 SB Cotton Ginning and Pressing, Parbhani

54 Own Food Processing Unit Parbhani

55 Ditija Gruha Udyog Aurangabad

56 Shiddi Gruha Udyog Aurangabad

57 Om Sai Gruha Udyog Aurangabad

58 IFS Intercropping System for

Horticultural Crops, Fisheries and

Poultry Shed Net,

Aurangabad

59 Sericulture and Organic Farming, Lakhagaon

60 Abhiraj Osmanabadi goat unit, Jalgaon, Tq. Paithan

61 PKV Mini Dal Mill, Harali, Tq. Laohara Dist. Osmanabad

62 Mini Dal Mill cum Pulveriser Unit, (2

unit)

Andur, Tq. Tuljapur Dist. Osmanabad

63 Integrated Animal Farming, Hingalajwadi, Tq. Dist. Osmanabad

64 Bhavani Shankar Agro Producer

Company Oil Extraction Unit,

Barul Tq. Tuljapur

65 Bairavnath Agro Producer Company, Gour Tq. Kalamb

66 Krishi Unnati Producer Company Ltd. Ambewadi Tq. Dist. Osmanabad

67 Krishi Parivartan Onion Producer

Company Ltd.

Tuljapur Dist. Osmanabad

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Annexure C10

Students employed to public/private/banking sectors

Sr.No. Name of the Student Designation Selection Year

1. Khan Ameer Khalid

Ahmad Khan

Landscaper (UAE) 2018

2. Miss Chavan Shobha

Ramrao

Group Asstt.(Pokara Scheme) 2018

3. Dube Shivaji

Ramrao

Group Asstt.(Pokara Scheme) 2018

4. Somwanshi Vishal

Venkatrao

Clerk (Food and drug Dept.) 2018

5. Shri Khunte

Shankar Nagnath

AXIS Bank, Ahmedabad 2018

6. Priyadarshini

Deshmukh

SMS, KVK Kalawade , Satara 2018

7. Shri Jojar

Ramprasad Shivaji

SBI 2018

8. Shri Khunte

Shankar Nagnath

AXIS Bank 2018

9. Megha Kumbhar Lecturer

Rajarshi Shahu College of Home Science,

Jalna

2018

10. Sadhana Longote Assistant Professor, Late Kamaltai Jamkar

Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Parbhani.

2018

11. Maya Jadhav Assistant Professor, Late Kamaltai Jamkar

Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Parbhani.

2018

12. Sandhya Bansode Lecturer, Sanjeevani College of Home

Science & Nutrition Osmanabad

2018

13. Swati Biradar Nutrinist, Sarthi Helth Care, Banglor 2018

14. Ganesh Bhasker Assistant General Manager, Hitech

Specialties Solution Ltd. (Food Div.)

Mumbai.

2018

15. Kanba Jadhav Deputy Manager, GSP Crop Science Pvt.Ltd.

Buldhana

2018

16. Ms. Chitra Bellurkar Research Associate 2018

17. Ms. Jyotsna Nelekar Research Associate 2018

18. Ms. Sangitta Naik Research Associate 2018

19. Ms. Manjusha

Revanwar

Research Associate 2018

20. Ms. Archana Bhoyar Senior Research Fellow 2018

21. Ms. Rupali Patange Senior Research Fellow 2018

22. Ms. Manisha Karhale Senior Research Fellow 2018

23. Ms. Swati Gaikwad Senior Research Fellow 2018

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24. Ms. Sheetal More Senior Research Fellow 2018

25. Ms. Dhanashree

Chavan

Senior Research Fellow 2018

26. Alim pathan Sales officer, Vijaya Agro industries,

Sangamner

2018

27. Amol Bhosle Field officer , Coromandel international ltd

cpc

2018

28. Sandip Albad Field officer , Zuari agrochemical Pvt Ltd 2018

29. Korde A.B. Field Assistant, Vanita Agrochem 2018

30. Rathod rashmi Agricultural Field officer,, Union Bank of

India

2018

31. Pydala Reddy Agril. Field Assistant, Nath Biogene 2018

32. Walunj Rajaram RJ Biotech 2018

33. Namdev chavan Du-Pont 2018

34. Puri Sarika Assistant Professor , College of Agriculture,

Beed

2018

35. Dhakne Sheetal Assistant Professor , College of Agriculture,

Deulgaonraja

2018

36. Choudhary Akshata Assistant Professor , College of Agriculture,

Yavatmal

2018

37. Gavhane Kailash Assistant Professor , College of Agriculture,

Pathri

2018

38. Mule Awdhut Assistant Professor , College of Agriculture,

Markhel

2018

39. Rathod Vikas Assistant Professor , College of Agriculture,

Naigaon

2018

40. Khaire Pravin Assistant Professor , College of Agriculture,

Naigaoin

2018

41. Jadhav Chaitali Assistant Professor , College of

Agriculture,Shirur

2018

42. Yadav Shubhangi Assistant Professor ,College of

Agriculture,Wadala

2018

43. Bhosale Tirupati Assistant Professor , College of

Agriculture,Nanded

2018

44. Vidhate Nilesh Assistant Professor ,College of Agriculture,

Amalner

2018

45. Kolgane Ganraj State Agriculture Department 2018

46. Mitke Markande State Agriculture Department 2018

47. Gupta Shashank Oriental Bank 2018

48. Vidhate Mininath Central Bank of India 2018

49. Pudale Nitin Bank of Baroda 2018

50. Lahase Raju Bank of Baroda 2018

51. Gaikwad Seema Central Bank of India 2018

52. Lokhande Satish Central Bank of India 2018

53. Hake Mangesh Central Bank of India 2018

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54. Mirase Shivaji Punjab National Bank 2018

55. AroteVaibhav

Pandurang

Field Officer, TAFE, Chennai 2018

56. Bawane Hanuman

Machchindra

Sales Engineer, Bhumi Polymer irrigation

Pvt. Ltd., Rajkot

2018

57. Gore Akash

Vishwanath


Pvt. Ltd., Rajkot

2018

58. Joshi

ShubhamRajendra

Field Officer, TAFE, Chennai 2018

59. Kubde Manmath. S Sales Engineer, Bhumi Polymer irrigation

Pvt. Ltd., Rajkot

2018

60. Nagare Ajit

Dadasaheb

Field Officer, New Holland Company Pvt.

Ltd., New Deli

2018

61. Pawar Pritish

Sanjayrao

Field Officer, Mahindra- Swaraj Tractors 2018

62. Ware Prasad

Upmanyu

Technical Trainer, Pani Foundation, Pune 2018

63. Nagnathwar Rupesh

Sudhakar


Pvt. Ltd., Rajkot

2018

64. Bade Vivekannad

Namdeo

Area Manager, SAR group of Industries, Pune 2018

65. Kadam Vivek

Prakashrao

Entrepreneur 2018

66. Sontakke M. Agril Officer, Bank 2018

67. Hariprasad Purohit Agril. Officer, Karnatka Government 2018

68. Dr. D D Wadikar Director FSSAI New Delhi 2018

69. Shri. Swapnil

Solanki

Director FSSAI New Delhi 2018

70. Mr. Syed Imran

Hashmi

Assistant Commissioner cum designated

officer

2018

71. Sagar Kedare Assistant Commissioner cum designated

officer

2018

72. Bibhishan Mule Assistant Commissioner cum designated

officer

2018

73. Narayan Sarkate Assistant Commissioner cum designated

officer

2018

74. Sonali Fund Union bank of India 2018

75. Ashwini Garud Union bank of India

76. Amol Jagdale Assistant Professor, COA, Wadala 2018

77. Ankita Kale Assistant Professor, COA, Markhel 2018

78. Priyanka Borkar Assistant Professor, COA, Malegaon 2018

79. Dhanave L.L. Agril. Field officer, Bank of Baroda 2018

80. Pagar B.D. Training facilitator under Skill Development

Programme of Govt.of India

2018

81. Shinde S.E SRF in Scheme 2018

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82. Masal M.S. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

83. Nikam T.A. Assistant Professor, COA, Beed 2018

84. Bujade D.R. Oxilus Scientific Service, Pune 2018

85. Gaikwad A.D. Skill development programme project, Satara 2018

86. Tekule A.J. SRF (Scheme) at VNMKV, Parbhani 2018

87. Laxmi U.J. Bank Service 2018

88. Rohkale Y.N. Agril. Assistant, Govt. of Maharashtra 2018

89. Shirole M.D Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

90. Gube P.S. Assistant Professor, COA, Navha 2018

91. Hake S.N. Agril. Officer, Central Bank of India 2018

92. Naik S.D. Associate Manager, Bank of India 2018

93. Bore P.M. Agril field officer, Bank of Baroda 2018

94. Sankpal S.S. Food park, Nagpur 2018

95. Tulavi G.Y. Agril. Assistant, Govt.of Maharashtra 2018

96. Chadar U.A. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

97. Chavan R.M. Assistant Professor Private College 2018

98. Kadam S.P Assistant Professor Private College 2018

99. Pandit S.G. Assistant Professor Private College 2018

100. Patil S.D. Assistant Professor Private College 2018

101. Shaikh S.N. Assistant Professor Private College 2018

102. Sanap S.D. Agril. Assistant, Govt. of Maharashtra 2018

103. Chandan Kumar Pesticide Company, Hyderabad 2018

104. Khare A.L. Assistant Professor Private College 2018

105. Bodke B.G. Assistant Professor Private College 2018

106. Patil S.D. Assistant Professor Private College 2018

107. Kolhe S.P. Coordinator, Pokhra Project 2018

108. Pawar A.A. Training facilitator under Skill Development


2018

109. Navgahre R.A. Agril field officer, Canara Bank 2018

110. Dudhal H.S. Agril field officer, Bank of Baroda 2018

111. Raut I.D. Technical Officer, Indofil Industries Limited,

Mumbai

2018

112. Shendge R.M. Assistant Professor, COA, Kharpudi 2018

113. Salgar S.S. Agril. Officer, State Bank of India 2018

114. Gaikwad P.S. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

115. Rane V.C. Training facilitator under Skill Development


2018

116. Jadhav R.D. Agril. Assistant, Govt. of Maharshtra 2018

117. Mehre S.S. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

118. Bankar D.S. Training facilitator under Skill Development


2018

119. Dakanwale V.A. Training facilitator under Skill Development


2018

120. Phad S.S. SMS, KVK, Nandurbar

2018

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121. Sayyed Rizwana

Sharif

Fellow, Village Social Transformation

foundation, CM fellow, Ambulga Ta. Chakur

Dist. Latur

2018

122. Thorat K.B. Assistant Professor, COA, Beed 2018

123. Kale A.M. Assistant Professor. COA, Kanchawadi 2018

124. Shinde D.F. Assistant Professor, COA, Pathri 2018

125. Kedar S.S. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

126. Shingne S.V. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

127. Deshmukh M.R. Asstt. Breeder, MSSCL, Akola 2018

128. Sanjay P. Yadav Agriculture officer Canera bank banlore 2018

129. Tidke S.S,. Agril Asstt, State Govt. Maharashtra 2018

130. Bhangare R.V.

Asstt. Professor, SSJP, COA, Khandala

Aurangabad (M.S.)

2018

131. Devgune V.M. Asstt. Prof. COA, Warpud, Parbahni (M.S.) 2018

132. Pathan A.S. Field officer Mahabeej 2018

133. Totewad P.G.

Asstt. Professor CSPA, COA, Ashti, Beed

(M.S.)

2018

134. Shete D.S.

Krishi Seva Kendra, Pvt. Ltd. Akluj, Solapur

(M.S.)

2018

135. Bende T.S. Asstt. Prof. COA, Selu, Parbahni (M.S.) 2018

136. Karanje A.M. Asstt. Prof. COA, Selu, Parbahni (M.S.) 2018

137. Bhakad K.R. SRF in scheme at Badnapur 2018

138. Mohite U.R. Agril Assistant, Govt. of Maharashtra 2018

139. Kale P.S. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

140. Shelar P.R. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

141. Patil V.B. Agril. Officer, Bank of India 2018

142. Jondhale R.N. Assistant Professor, Private College 2018

143. Kendre R.V S.O., ICICI Bank 2018

144. Khillare V.S S.O., ICICI Bank 2018

145. Tummewad A.R S.O., Canara Bank 2018

146. Sruthi M.P

Research fellow, Black peeper research

station

2018

147. Zute A.U Probationary Officer, ICICI Bank 2018

148. Hoge K.D S.O. ICICI Bank 2018

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