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Appendix 10

Format for Mandatory Disclosure

10.1 AICTE Permanent Institute ID : 1-12053991

Date & Period of last approval : F. No. Western/1-3508219293/

2018/EOA, dated 04-04-2018

Period: 2018-2019. (Click here).

10.2 Name of the Institute : Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal’s

Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of

Engineering

Address of the Institution : Plot No. U-15, J.V.P.D. Scheme,

Bhaktivedanta Swami Marg, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai–400 056.

City & Pin Code : Mumbai–400 056

State / UT : Maharashtra

Longitude & Latitude : 72,50,11 & 19,6,55

Phone number with STD code : 022-42335000/42335001/26123892

FAX number with STD code : 022-26194988

Office hours at the Institution : 9:45 a.m. to 5:25 p.m.

Academic hours at the Institution : 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Email : [email protected], [email protected]

Website : www.djsce.ac.in

Nearest Railway Station (dist in Km) : Vile Parle/Andheri (2Km - Equidistant)

Nearest Airport (dist in Km) : Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Santacruz (4 Km)

10.3 Type of Institution : Govt / Govt aided / University Dept /

Deemed Univ / Private-Self Financed

Category (1) of the Institution : Non Minority/Minority specify Minority: Gujarati Community Linguistic

Minority

Category (2) of the Institution : Co-Ed / Women only

10.4 Name of the organization running : Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal

the Institute

Type of the organization : Society / Trust / A company

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established under Section 25 of

Companies Act 1956 /PPP / BOT

Address of the organization : Shri Bhaidas Sabhagriha Bldg.

1st Floor, Bhaktivedanta Marg, JVPD,

Vile Parle (W), Mumbai – 400 056.

Registered with : Society’s Registration Act &

Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950

Registration date : 7th April, 1953

Website of the organization : www.svkm.ac.in

10.5 Name of the affiliating University/ : University of Mumbai

Board

Address : Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort,

Mumbai – 400 032.

Website : www.mu.ac.in

Latest affiliation period : Permanently Affiliated to UoM from the

Academic Year 2017-18 onwards.

Letter No. Aff -II/ICD/17-18/1629, dated 10th November 2017. (Click here).

10.6 Name of Principal / Director : Dr. Hari Vasudevan

Exact Designation : Principal

Phone number with STD code : 022-42335000/42335003/26123892

FAX number with STD code : 022-26194988

Email : [email protected]

Highest Degree : Ph.D.

Field of specialization : Manufacturing Systems and Strategy,

Market Orientation of Manufacturing

Firms and World Class Manufacturing.

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10.7 Governing Board Members : Give details of all members with their

educational qualifications and other

credentials

Sr. No. Name

Educational Qualification

Nominee of Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal:

1. Shri Bharat M. Sanghvi Chairman, Automotive Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd

Trustee, SVKM.

1. B.Sc. from University of Mumbai. 2. P.G. Mechanical Engineering from U.K.

2. Dr. R. Natarajan, Member

Former Director, IIT Madras & Former

Chairman, AICTE

1. B.E. Mechanical Engineering from Mysore University.

2. M.E. degree of the Indian Institute of

Science, Bangalore.

3. M.A.Sc from the University of Waterloo,

Canada. 4. Ph. D. from the University of Waterloo,

Canada.

3. Shri Paresh J. Mehta, Member

Director, Jasma Engineering LLP

1. B.E. (Production)

2. D.O.R.M.,

3. M.B.A. (Marketing)

4. Fellow of Industrial Foundry

5. Fellow of Industrial Engineering

4. Shri Amit Mehta, Member

Director, Janak Healthcare Pvt. Ltd

1. Graduate Engineer, M.B.A.

5. Shri Asoke Basak, Member

Retired I.A.S.

Chief Executive Officer, SVKM

1. M.Sc. in Geology 2. Diploma in Systems Management from Bajaj

Institute of Management Studies

3. MBA from University of Leeds, U.K.

6. Shri Ajoy David, Member

Vice-President (H.R.), Automotive

Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd

1. B.Com.

2. M.B.A.

Nominee of the A I C T E – Regional Officer (Ex-Officio):-

7. Dr. Amit Dutta, Member

Regional Officer & Director at WRO, AICTE --

An Industrialist/Technologist/Educationist from the Region as nominees of the AICTE:-

8. To be nominated ---

9. Shri Anil K. Bapat, Member

Chief Financial Officer, SVKM.

1. B.com (Hons.)

2. C.A.

3. I.C.W.A.

10. Shri Ashok N. Shah, Member

Investment Manager, Power Master Engineers Ltd.,

Trustee of V.N. Shah Educational & Charitable

Trust &

R.L. Shah Educational & Charitable Trust

1. B.Com. from Mumbai University in 1979.

2. M.S. (Computer Sci.) from University of

Texas at Arlington, USA in 1982.

Nominees of the Affiliating Body/University/State Board of Technical Education

11. To be nominated ---

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Nominees of the State Government – Director of Technical Education (Ex-Officio):-

12. Dr. Abhay Wagh, Member Director, Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra State

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Technologist from the Western Region nominated by the State Govt:-

13. To be nominated --

Principal of the College:-

14. Dr. Hari Vasudevan , Member-Secretary 1. B.E. Industrial Production (GIT).

2. M.E. Production Engg. (VJTI). 3. Post-Graduate Diploma in Industrial

Engg. (VJTI).

4. Ph.D. (Indian Institute of Technology

Bombay).

Frequency of meetings : Twice in a year.

10.8 Academic Advisory Body :

Sr. No. Name Designation

Nominee of Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal:

1. Shri Bharat M. Sanghvi

Chairman, Automotive Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd

Chairman

2. Dr. J.P. Gandhi

Jt. Secretary, SVKM

Member

3. Shri Asoke Basak

Chief Executive Officer, SVKM

Member

4. Dr. R. Natarajan

Former Director, IIT Madras & Former Chairman, AICTE

Member

5. Dr. M. N. Welling Former BCUD Director & Registrar, University of Mumbai

Member

6. Dr. Sharad Mhaiskar Prov. Vice-Chancellor, NMIMS (Deemed to be University)

Member

Teachers elected by the teachers of the college:-

7. To be elected

(As per the New Maharashtra Public Universities Act,

2016). Directives yet to be received.

Member

8. To be elected (As per the New Maharashtra Public Universities Act,


Member

9. To be elected

(As per the New Maharashtra Public Universities Act,


Member

Non-teaching employee elected by the non-teaching employees of the college:-

10. To be elected

(As per the New Maharashtra Public Universities Act, 2016). Directives yet to be received.

Member

Principal of the College

11. Dr. Hari Vasudevan Member-Secretary

Frequency of meetings : Twice in a year.

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9 Organisational Chart

Principal is the academic and administrative head of the college, assisted by

Vice Principals, Heads of Departments and Registrar.

10.10 Student feedback mechanism on Institutional Governance/faculty performance

The Student Council is the main channel for feedback on Governance. There is a

formal procedure, forming an integral part of students’ performance evaluation of

faculty. Formal feedback is also sought from alumni and industry. Informally,

feedback is also taken from professional bodies, professionals and other agencies

through interactive roles.

10.11 Grievance redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students

As per the University guidelines, the college has a Women Development Cell (WDC),

formed to look after women (female staff and students) grievances, if any. WDC often

organizes programmes for the benefit of women. A Grievance Committee also exists

in the college to look after the grievances of staff members and to address them.

Local Managing Committee also takes care of staff and students grievances. Unfair

means committee appointed by the Principal independently enquires any unfair

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practices followed by the employees and the students and reports the finding of the

enquiry to the Principal. Students’ Council of the college also plays a vital role in this

direction. Many of the grievance related issues are sorted out at the desks of heads of

the departments / Principal. Any other major grievances that cannot be sorted out

through any of the above committees/mechanisms are referred to the top

management for appropriate follow up and advise. This year we have celebrated

women’s day on 12th March, 2017. All the teaching and non-teaching staff were

invited. Dr. Lata Joshi, Doctor & Nutritionist was invited to guide all the ladies staff

how to take care of our health in the busy schedule of our life.

THE MAHARASHTRA PROHIBITION OF RAGGING ACT, 1999

Commencement

The Act has come into force with effect from 1st June, 1999 and the institute will

initiate strict action against anyone directly or indirectly involved in ragging.

ANTI RAGGING CELL The anti ragging cell of the college is headed by the Principal. Vice-Principals, eight

Heads of Departments and two first year teachers constitute the other members of

the Cell. The contact details of the Principal are 9821464696/022-26123892/

022-26107461.

10.12 Name of the Department : Chemical Engineering

Course : Chemical Engineering

Level : UG / PG

1st Year of approval by the Council : 1994-1995

NBA Accreditation : Till A.Y. 2019-20 (Click Here)

2017-18 2016-17 2015-16

Year wise Sanctioned Intake 60 60 60

Cut off marks – General quota 121 121 69. 67437788

% Students passed with Distinction 9.25% 9.25% 17.14%

% Students passed with First Class 67.20% 67.20% 61.42%

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Students Placed 20 23 21

Average Pay package, Rs./Year Rs. 4.8 Rs.3.6 Rs.4.4 Lakhs p.a. Lakhs p.a. Lakhs p.a.

Students opted for Higher Studies 30 32 22

Accreditation Status of the course Accredited / Provisionally Accredited / Not

Accredited / Not eligible yet

Doctoral Courses : Yes / No

Foreign Collaborations, if any : No

Professional Society Memberships : IIChe Students’ chapter

Professional activities : Good level of Ind-Inst interaction

Consultancy activities : No

Grants fetched : Research Grant received from the

University of Mumbai of Rs. 80,000/-.

Alumni Association : Yes

10.12 Name of the Department : Electronics Engineering

Course : Electronics Engineering

Level : UG / PG

1st Year of approval by the Council: 1994-1995


2017-18 2016-17 2015-16


Cut off marks – General quota 124 124 74.77737698




Average Pay package, Rs./Year Rs. 5.0 Rs. 4.5 Rs. 5.0

Lakhs p.a. Lakhs p.a. Lakhs p.a.




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Professional Society Memberships : IEEE Students’ Chapter






10.12 Name of the Department : Production Engineering

Course : Production Engineering

Level : UG / PG



2017-18 2016-17 2015-16






Average Pay package, Rs./Year Rs. 4.2 Rs. 4.0 Rs.4.3







Professional Society Memberships : ASME, NCQM and Students’ Chapters of

ISME, SAE India & ISHRAE.


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University of Mumbai of Rs. 1,05,000/-.


10.12 Name of the Department : Biomedical Engineering

Course : Biomedical Engineering

Level : UG / PG



2017-18 2016-17 2015-16











Doctoral Courses Yes / No


Professional Society Memberships : Pacemaker



Grants fetched : Research Grant received from the University of Mumbai of Rs. 25,000/-.



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10.12 Name of the Department : Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.

Course : Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.

Level : UG / PG



2017-18 2016-17 2015-16













Professional Society Memberships : IETE Students’ Chapter




University of Mumbai of Rs. 1,20,000/-.


10.12 Name of the Department : Information Technology

Course : Information Technology

Level : UG / PG


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2017-18 2016-17 2015-16













Professional Society Memberships : CSI Students’ Chapter






10.12 Name of the Department : Computer Engineering

Course : Computer Engineering

Level : UG / PG




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Average Pay package, Rs. /Year Rs. 7.5 Rs. 7.5 Rs.6.5







Professional Society Memberships : ACM Students’ chapter



Grants fetched : Research Grant received from the University of Mumbai of Rs. 49,000/-.


10.12 Name of the Department : Mechanical Engineering

Course : Mechanical Engineering

Level : UG / PG



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Average Pay package, Rs. /Year Rs. 5.0 Rs. 5.1 Rs.5.5



Accreditation Status of the course Accredited / Provisionally Accredited / Not Accredited / Not eligible yet







Grants fetched : No


**Third Year of the course is in Progress.

P.G. Courses:-

10.12 Name of the Department : Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.

Course : Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

Level : UG/PG**


2017-18 2016-17 2015-16


% Students passed with Distinction --- --- ---

% Students passed with First Class --- --- ---

Students Placed --- --- ---

Average Pay package, Rs./Year --- --- ---

Students opted for Higher Studies --- --- ---


Accredited / Not eligible yet Doctoral Courses : Yes / No


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Professional Society Memberships : IETE Students’ Chapter



Grants fetched : No


**Final Year of the course is in progress.

10.12 Name of the Department : Mechanical Engineering


Level : UG/PG**


2017-18 2016-17 2015-16










Professional Society Memberships : ASME, NCQM and Students’ Chapters of ISME, SAE India & ISHRAE.



Grants fetched : No


**Final Year of the course is in progress.

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10.12 Name of the Department : Computer Engineering

Course : Computer Engineering

Level : UG/PG**


2017-18 2016-17 2015-16










Professional Society Memberships : ACM Students’ chapter



Grants fetched : No


**First Year of the course is in progress.

Ph.D. Courses:-

Name of the Department : Mechanical Engineering


Level : UG/ PG /Ph.D.


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15


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% Students passed with Distinction -- -- --

% Students passed with First Class -- -- --

Students Placed -- -- --

Average Pay package, Rs./Year -- -- --

Students opted for Higher Studies -- -- --









Grants fetched : No


10.13 Details are given against each faculty member in respective departments.

10.14 Admission quota#

Entrance test / admission criteria : State Level Entrance Examination (MHT-CET)

and as per directive of Government of

Maharashtra and DTE, Maharashtra.

2018-19 2017-18 2016-17

Fees in rupees (for UG) Rs.1,58,706/- Rs.1,43,906/- Rs.1,32,656/-

(Including other fees)

Fees in rupees (for PG) Rs.1,23,211/- Rs.1,19,031/- Rs.1,17,831/-

(Including other fees Adhoc)

Fees in rupees (for Ph.D.) Rs.1,45,110/- Rs.1,46,985/- Rs. 1,35,110/-

(Including other fees)

Number of Fee Waivers offered : #30 & @ 5 #27 #30 & @ 5

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Admission Calendar : As per DTE, Maharashtra guidelines

PIO quota : Yes / No

#Under AICTE Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme

@Under SVKM President’s Scholarship

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10.15 Infrastructural information

Classroom/Tutorial Room facilities

Laboratory details

Computer Centre facilities

Library facilities

Auditorium / Seminar Halls / Amphi

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Gymnasium facilities

10.16 Details are given separately.

10.17 Academic Sessions : As declared by University of Mumbai.

Examination system, Year / Sem : Semester

Period of declaration of result : As decided by the University of Mumbai.

10.18 Counseling / Mentoring

Career Counseling:

Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering has made its own global identity through its dynamic and distinguished alumina in the last one decade. Many of its

students, after completing graduation from DJSCE, have opted for higher education

and have excelled in their chosen career path.

Looking at the trend of students pursuing higher education after undergraduate

studies, the college has come up with a counseling centre in 2008. This counseling centre, managed by faculty offers guidance to the students opting for higher

education in the following areas:

- Helps students to decide the stream of specialization, Institute/ university

selection, application procedure etc.

- Motivates and encourages students to pursue research work, paper publication

and participation in seminars and conferences.

- Provides guidance and orientation in selecting electives prescribed under

graduate curriculum.

- Provides help in deciding on the final year projects with specific focus on their

area of specialisation.

- Offers continuous interaction with students, organise guest lectures/ sessions by alumina and experts from the industry and related fields of higher education.

- Grooms the students to face the global challenges / competitions while securing

admission to their dream universities / institutes.

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Medical facilities:

SVKM, the parent body has a Health Check up Centre for the teaching and non-teaching staff members of all its institutions. We have a group insurance policy

with The New India Assurance Co. Ltd. for all employees.

First aid boxes are made available in laboratories, workshop premises, office etc. Two

of our workshop instructors have been given training on first aid.

Cooper Hospital, Nanavati Hospital, Bhavishya Arogya Nidhi Hospital and number

of other private nursing homes in the vicinity often cater to the needs of staff and

students.

Student Insurance : Yes. Yuva Raksha Group Insurance Scheme. With National Insurance Co. Ltd.

10.19 Students Activity Body

Members of the Student Council

1. Dr. Hari Vasudevan- Principal (Chairman)

2. Dr. Mrinal Patwardhan, Faculty In-charge

3. Mr. C.K. Beral, Faculty Member

4. Mr. Shreyans Kalpesh Shah (F.E. – Chemical Engg.)

5. Ms. Stephanie Judith D’souza (F.E. – Electronics Engg.)

6. Mr. Aayush Tarun Sarda (F.E. – Production Engg.)

7. Mr. Bhandarkar Shreya S (F.E. – Biomedical Engg.)

8. Ms. Nidhi Jayant Dalal (F.E.–Elect. & Telecom. Engg.)

9. Mr. Vivek Himatlal Vora (F.E.–Information Technology)

10. Mr. Shreyank Manish Gandhi (F.E. – Computer Engg.)

11. Mr. Jay Divyesh Mehta (F.E. – Mechanical Engg.)

12. Mr. Mayur Satish Solanki (S.E. – Chemical Engg.)

13. Ms. Saya Parthiv Mogra (S.E. – Electronics Engg.)

14. Mr. Doshi Neeraja Deven (S.E. – Production Engg.)

15. Ms. Shah Niti Bhavesh (S.E. – Biomedical Engg.)

16. Ms. Koyani Amber Dilipbhai (S.E.–Elect. & Telecom. Engg.)

17. Mr. Bhan Namrata Jagmohan (S.E. – Information Tech.)

18. Mr. Lele Shreerang Rahul (S.E. – Computer Engg.)

19. Mr. Singh Aniket AShokkumar (S.E. – Mechanical Engg.)

20. Mr. Epili Gurunath Mangulu (T.E. – Chemical Engg.)

21. Ms. Jain Sonal Devendra (T.E. – Electronics Engg.)

22. Mr. Choudhary Ayush Ajit (T.E. – Production Engg.)

23. Ms. Lavanya Ramnath Lata (T.E. – Biomedical)

24. Mr. Mehta Chirag Mukesh (T.E.–Elect. & Telecom. Engg.)

25. Mr. Varshney Lekhraj Shyam (T.E. – Information Tech.)

26. Mr. Desai Takshak Samir (T.E – Computer Engg.)

27. Mr. Kataria Vijeta Rakeshkumar (B.E. – Chemical Engg.)

28. Mr. Deo Anand Avinash (B.E. – Electronics Engg.)

29. Mr. Shah Harshil Dhiren (B.E. – Production)

30. Mr. Subramanian Kavya C.K. (B.E. – Biomedical Engg.)

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31. Mr. Khema Aakash Naresh (B.E.– Elect. &Telecom. Engg.)

32. Mr. Shah Kruti Taranchand (B.E. – Information Tech.)

33. Mr. Patel Sunny Deepakbhai (B.E. – Computer Engg.)

34. Mr. Jagani Jakin Nitin (B.E. – Mechanical Engg.)

35. Dr. A.C. Daptardar

36. Dr. A.R. Joshi

37. Prof. T.D. Biradar

38. Dr. (Ms.) Meera Narvekar

39. Dr. N.M. Shekokar

Cultural activities:

The Students Council had organized various events and activities throughout the year

for students. Like Miles with Meanings, Robotics, Marathon, Interdepartmental Dance

Competition, Live Concert by Sunidhi Chauhan, Inter-college Dance Competition

including DJSCE. The Annual Socio Cultural, Sports & Technical Festival “TRINITY” is organised by DJSCE which has got tremendous response from students.

Sports activities:

On the sports day, various athletic events viz. 100m, 200m, 400m running race, long

jump, high jump and shot put for boys as well as girls were organised. We had also organized 50m /100m running race for the teaching and non- teaching female and male

staff members respectively. The musical chair competition organized this year for the

staff members, grabbed the most attention on this sports day. Thereafter, students

enthusiastically participated and enjoyed the inter-department events of Tug-of-war and

Relay.

Mrs. Sucharitha Shetty Karelia was invited as a chief guest for prize distribution

ceremony of Annual Sports Day 2018. Mrs. Shetty is a renowned National and

International level athlete with numerous achievements. She encouraged all the

students, teachers as well as volunteers for fitness in the lifestyle and also to take up

sports while pursuing their respective careers for their holistic development.

The sports day then concluded with the cricket match between Principal XI V/S GS XI.

Approximately 600 students participated in the various events on the Annual Sports

Day.

Literary activities:

The NSS College Unit organizes a number of activities throughout the year. They are planned and executed by the Unit to inculcate the spirit of social commitment in our

students. The activities involved in such as Tree Plantation Drive, Old Age Home Visit,

Pollution Awareness, Beach Clean Up, Energy Conservation, Animal Hospital Visit,

Blood Donation, Tech for Young, Charity Drive and Deeds of Kindness to name a few.

Magazine/Newsletter:

Techno Focus:- Journal for budding Engineers : In order to provide our students an

opportunity to develop the skills of writing a research paper, we publish an on-line journal which is a platform for budding engineers to publish their research and project

related work.

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The hard copy of Vol.1, Issue 1 & Issue 2 were released in October 2010 and March

2011 respectively. Volume 2, Issue 1 was released in October 2011. Volume 2, Issue 2

was released during March 2012.

The Journal is available online. The first issue of online Journal (technofocus-djscoe.org) Volume 3, Issue 1 was released in October 2012, the second issue: Volume

3, Issue 2 was released in March 2013, Volume 4, Issue 1 was released in October

2013, the third issue: Volume 4, Issue 2 was released in March 2014, Volume 5, Issue

1 was released in October 2014, the Fourth issue: Volume 5, Issue 2 was released in

March 2015 and Volume 6, Issue 1 is released in October 2015.

Technical activities / Tech Fest:

1. Technical films/ video clippings etc. are screened in the class to orient the students

on various aspects of technology.

2. Technical lecture meetings in collaboration with professional bodies are organized to

give exposure on emerging areas of technology. Students are encouraged to give

technical presentations in the class on topics beyond the syllabus and also take part

in technical paper presentations.

3. International Conference on wireless communication -2017 (ICWiCOM): Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering organized the

International Conference on Wireless Communication (ICWiCOM) on 19th & 20th

January, 2018. The purpose of this international conference was to encourage the

growth of research activities among Professors as well as students in various areas of

the wireless communication engineering field. Over 100 research papers were received for the conference, out of which 35 selected papers were presented at the conference.

The conference was inaugurated at B J Hall with Dr. Surendra Pal, Vice Chancellor,

DIAT Pune as the chief guest and Dr. Girish Kumar, Professor, IIT Bombay, as the

guest of honour. There were two keynote addresses. The first keynote address was by

the Chief Guest, Dr. Surendra Pal (Vice Chancellor, DIAT, Pune) and the second was

by the guest of honour, Dr. Girish Kumar (IIT Bombay). It covered a wide range of topics in fields such as microwaves, antennas, wireless networking and signal

processing for communication. Plenary talks by eminent speakers such as Dr. S.P.

Duttagupta, Associate Professor at IIT Bombay, were also conducted on the research

topics mentioned above. Engaging rounds of technical sessions were also conducted,

where research papers were presented by participants. The ensuing discussion and debates cultivated a rich environment of research-oriented thinking.

4. “DJ NIRMITI” - Igniting Manufacturing Renaissance:

This Competition was jointly organised by the Production and Mechanical

Engineering Departments on 21st March and 22nd March, 2018 under the ISME

student chapter of the college. Various sessions on current on-going trends in

manufacturing sector in connection with Make in India concept were organised. Around 135 students from various engineering colleges in and around Mumbai

participated in this program. Students also got an opportunity to present their final

year projects in front of the jury members during the program.

5. “DJASCII” - Project Competition:

The departments of Computer Engineering and Information Technology of the college (along with DJSCI & DJ ACM) co-hosted DJ ASCII – a state level project competition

on 13th April, 2018. The main aim of DJ ASCII was to provide a platform for budding

engineers and researchers from all over Maharashtra to share and demonstrate their

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innovative ideas in the field of latest technology. We are very happy to say that DJ

ASCII has achieved, what it had aimed for by receiving an overwhelming response of

total 150 participations, out of which 95 were selected after a rigorous review by our panel of expert reviewers. 74 project groups registered for the competition. The

competition received projects primarily in the domains, which were not limited to

Artificial Intelligence, Computing, Human Computer Interactions, Data Mining and

Analytics and Network & Security. The projects were presented and demonstrated by

students from various engineering institutes in parallel sessions. Students also had

presented their project ideas with technical paper and abstract of those papers are published with ISSN number. DJ-ASCII thus ended on the note, that the gap between

the industrial demand and the education system should be bridged by involving

students to participate in competitions like these and help them foster their technical

and presentation skills.

6. International Conference on Intelligent Manufacturing and Automation (ICIMA

2018):

International Conference on Intelligent Manufacturing and Automation was held on

20th and 21st July 2018. About 109 research papers were received for the conference.

After a thorough review process comprising of 23 eminent academicians and

industrialists, 66 papers were finally accepted to be presented at the conference. The

inauguration session was attended by shri Anil Kumar Modi, Sr. Vice President of L&T Ltd, Mumbai & Dr. Suresh Ukarande, Dean of Faculty Science & Technology, UOM.

Shri Amil Kumar Modi delivered the keynote address. On day 1, Dr. Guruprasad Rao,

Director, Imaginarium was the speaker for the plenary session. Eight technical

sessions were arranged for presenting the papers. These sessions were chaired by Dr.

S M Khot, Dr. Arun Kumar, Dr. N. Raykar, Dr. S. Umale, Dr. V. Sunuapawar and Dr.

V. Phalle. On day 2, Shri Vilas Tawde (Managing Director & CEO at Essar Oil and Gas, Exploration and Production Ltd), was the speaker for the plenary session. Six technical

sessions were arranged for presenting papers. These sessions were chaired by Dr. L

Ganapathy, Dr. A Pundir and Dr. Sanjay Kumar. About 6 papers were presented

through Skype. Springer, a leading international publisher in this field has published

the Conference Proceedings digitally under the series “Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering”, which is a UGC approved journal. 9 hard copies of the proceedings were

supplied to the Editors by the Springer.

7. DJ Spark 2018:

The student chapter of IETE-SF organised ‘DJ Spark 2018’ a state level project-based technical paper presentation competition, on the 13th of April 2018 in the college

premises. It provided a platform for students to build their technical skills and

showcase their talent in the form of projects. We received papers from around 90

groups consisting of over 250+ participants. After rigorous scrutiny by our Faculty

Review Team, around 90 participants from various colleges were present on the day of

the event showcasing 28 excellent papers and projects.

The event was inaugurated by the Head of Department of EXTC, Dr. Amit A.

Deshmukh, the IETE-SF branch counsellor. The Judges for the event were Mr. Neeraj

Gangrade and Mr. Santosh Chapaneri, outside technical experts.

The winning projects of the competition were-

1st Prize- Braille Display for the Visually Impaired

2nd Prize- Portable Healthcare Device

3rd Prize- Wireless Automatic Food Cooking for Basic Indian Meals

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The winning team received a prize money of ₹12,000, whereas the first and second

runner up teams were awarded a cash prize of ₹6,000 and ₹4,000 respectively. The

papers of all the 28 projects have also been published in DJ Spark’s very own technical journal.

8. Codeshastra:

Every year, a large number of teams from our college apply for participation in

Codeshastra, which majorly include coding competitions. However, only a selected few get to be a part of Hackathon, which is a higher level coding event. The initial round,

i.e., Round 0 of Codeshastra 4.0 was conducted for college students on 28th of

January, Sunday on the 5th and 6th floor. This was an elimination round for the

students from which few best teams were selected for Round 1. College alumni, Ankit

Anchan, Chirag Jain, Jash Kothari, Lekhraj Varshney, Rohan Suri, Pratik Deshpande,

Sagar Patel and Vikas Salvi were the mentors for the contestants and also judged the projects. Students were given 6hrs to develop their model. The event ended at 6pm

with 15 teams being shortlisted by the judges. DJCSI organized 24-hour hackathon,

Codeshastra 4.0 on 10th and 11th February 2018. It was an intercollege event with 14

colleges participating. 40 teams participated with 25 outhouse teams and 15 teams

from D.J. Sanghvi College. The judges for the day were Mr. Ajit Joshi, Secretary of CSI Mumbai, Mr. Atul Gandre, Global technology head-IBM at TCS, Mrs. Nita Khare,

Global Analytics lead-IBM at TCS and Ms. Hiloni Punatar, partner at Think Digital.

Team Connect emerged as the 2nd Runner up, Noddy and Friends were the 1st

Runner up and Pythrons emerged as the proud Winners of Codeshastra 4.0.

9. DJ IGNITE:

IGNITE is the official IETE-SF newsletter which contains articles as well as the reports

of all the events conducted by IETE-SF throughout the year. Articles on Topics like big

data analysis and Google’s Keynote 2017 were covered in the 2018 feature. ‘Into the

future’ section of IGNITE has articles dedicated to futuristic technology like augmented

reality and automation. DJ IGNITE has attempted to provide solutions to the modern day problems by focusing on different technologies considering economic sustainability

and demo graphical terms, hence inspiring the minds of our readers.

10. DJ Strike:

‘D J Strike’ is a mentorship program and an initiative which begun at the start of this academic year, also showcased their projects. Teams comprising of second year and

third year students were given an opportunity to create industrial level projects under

the guidance of BE mentors as well as a faculty mentor. The journey began with over

200 participants and 45 groups and. 20 groups, 85 Students then got handpicked for

the final demonstration and were evaluation. Their papers were published in our DJ Strike journal, which has a recognized ISBN number.

Industrial Visits / Tours:

Industry visits are organized on regular basis right from the first year level.

Alumni activities:

Alumni Meets are conducted department-wise every year. Alumni actively participate in the Meet, guide current students and interact with faculty members.

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Few distinguished Alumni include:

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Prominent Alumni

Company Designations

1 Mr. Jariwal Amit Alpzhinc, USA President & Co-founder

2 Mr. Samrat Lal Morgan Stanly, Singapore Sr. Manager

3 Mr. Mehul Mehta Zed Pharma Director

4 Mr. Anees Hussain Executive Director Morgan Stanley

5 Mr. Sachin Sanghvi Automotive Manufacturers

Pvt. Ltd.

Vice-President

6 Mr. Satya Kela Kela Industries Pvt. Ltd. Director - Marketing

Name of the current Alumni Association In-charge: Dr. Vaibhavi Sonetha, Secretary

Website for Alumni Association: alumni.djsce.ac.in

E-mail Address: [email protected], [email protected]

10.20 Name of the Information Officer for RTI : NA (As per the judgment given by the

Mumbai High Court/Nagpur Bench:

Writ Petition 5132 of 2008, pronounced on 20th August 2009).

10.21 a CAY=Current Academic Year

b *Repeat this template for each department / staff c #Repeat this template for additional quota, if any

d ^Add photographs

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