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SKM’s J.M.PATEL COLLEGE OF COMMERCE

E-NEWSLETTER (NET EDITION)

Vol. No.2 Academic year 2014-15 Issue No.2

(June-August)

Contents:

1. Editorial Message

2. Article on Food Security

3. Report of B.M.S. Department

4. Report of B.Sc I.T Department

5.Workshop on Mathematical & Statistical Techniques

6. Placement Cell

7. NSS Activities

8. Rotaract Club

9. Library Activities

10. Extension Activities



TABLE OF EVENTS

DATES EVENTS JUNE 2014

8th June to 18

th June- NSS Mr. Piyush Singh of T. Y. B.Com attended the AVHAN

(Adventure) Camp at Nagpur organised by the University

of Mumbai.

11th June – B.Com; B.Sc I.T; B.M.S College Reopened after summer break.

12th June Pre placement talk by NiHAM and Ziacom Ltd.

19th June Alumni Meeting of Self-Finance.

21st June - NSS NSS Volunteers participated in the Rally at Gateway of

India on the eve of World Yoga Day.

27th June – Rotaract club IPR President Mr. Vishal Vijayan was awarded for his

excellent support rendered to the club.

JULY 2014 Rotaractors installed benches, beautified the campus by

ground leveling and planting trees.

Rotaractors took the initiative to help the Compassionate

Charitable Trust.

Rotaract Club of J.M. Patel College of Commerce

donated 200 plants to Rotary hearing impair of Goregaon

(W).

10th July Orientation to the NSS students.

B.M.S Coordinator and Ms. Jigna Makwana attended

Workshop on Revised Syllabus at Nirmala Memorial

Foundation, Kandivali.

13th July

A meeting of NSS volunteers attending the District

Level Leadership Training Camp was organised.

13th

July NSS Volunteers participated in the District Level

Mega Tree Plantation at Madh, Malad.

19th

July Report of the Half Day Workshop on “Question

paper pattern in the course of MATHEMATICAL &

STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES” at F.Y.B.Com

programme.

19th

July 5 NSS Volunteers attended a workshop on Road

Safety at KC College.

19th

July Pre placement talks by Pen Communications.

19th

July PTA meeting of B.M.S Department.

23rd

July NSS Unit organized a Tree Plantation Programme in

the College campus.

23rd

July B.Sc I.T organized talk on how to crack CET

examination.



23rd

July Seed Info Tech conducted aptitude test and mock

interview for both B.Sc I.T and B.M.S students.

24th

July Library Books‟ Display.

25th

July Library Books‟ Display.

25th

July Lecture on Self Defence by HUM HAWAZ. 26

th July B.M.S Department organized Guest lecture on “Role of

Media in Marketing”. The speaker was Mr. Rahul

Mavlankar, Assistant Vice President, Star India Ltd.,

AUGUST 2014 2

nd August Friendship Day was celebrated.

4th

August Lecture on “Love and Friendship” by Mr. Vishal

Ghag.

4th

August Self-financing students organized their Fresher‟s

Party

4th

August 17 students and the programme officers attended a

programme on Women and Child Protection at

Yashwantrao Chavan Hall, Churchgate.

6th

August Inauguration of Management Forum, B.M.S

Department.

7th

, 8th

& 9th

August 10 students attended programmes organized by

Yuvakbiradari.

9th

August Management Forum conducted its first event JAM.

12th

August Research Paper presentation at VES by B.M.S

Coordinator.

16TH

August PTA Meeting was conducted by B.Sc I.T

Department

19th

August Tritech Tisoft delivered a talk on “Current trend of

animation and multimedia in I.T. industry" for both

B.Sc I.T and B.M.S students in batches.

22nd

August A rally for creating awareness for Blood Donation

was organized in the adopted area – Prem Nagar &

Teen.

23rd

August Blood Donation Drive was organized by NSS

23rd

August Thalassemia Detection for the T.Y.B.Com students

was conducted by NSS.

30th

August B.M.S. Department organized Guest Lecture on

“Materials Management”. The lecture was delivered

by Mr. Prakash Sapra, Distribution Manager, Asian

Paints Ltd.



EDITORIAL MESSAGE

It gives us immense pleasure to release the second e-newsletter. More and more happenings in the College are

virtually pushing to be included in the e-newsletter. Hence, this academic year we have planned to release

quarterly e-newsletters. In total there will be four quarters, hence four e-newsletters.

With the blessings of the Great Almighty, J. M. Patel College of Commerce has witnessed several achievements

in the first quarter of the academic year 2014-2015. Hearty Congratulations! Ms. Gracy D’Souza, Area Co-

coordinator, NSS of the Western Suburban District (Andheri to Dahisar). Your hard-work and efforts have

made it possible!

We thank our Principal, Dr. Debajit. N. Sarkar for his encouragement, support, motivation whenever and

wherever possible. The efforts of the Section Heads, Teaching and Non-Teaching staff will make us see many

workshops, conferences and seminars in this academic year.

Our goal of “Reaching out to individual student” is inspiring us all. Going beyond education, bringing in new

innovative ideas, conducting programmes such as guest lectures, management forum, competitions, has become

a habit. HOPE IN THE YEARS TO COME WE WILL BE A PIONEER IN THE EDUCATION FIELD!

We thank each and every individual for their kind cooperation, so that such quality work could be projected

effortlessly.

Mrs. Radha Iyer Mrs. Pranita Kamath

INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF FAMILY FARMING - 2014

Every year United Nations celebrates International year. The objective is to create awareness. This year,

2014 is celebrated as:

1. International Year of Solidarity with Palestine People

2. International Year of Small Island Developing States

3. International Year of Crystallography

4. International Year of Family Farming

International Year of Family Farming (IYFF): National Committees around the globe continue to improve

conditions for family, small-scale farmers in a variety of ways by helping

them to achieve their full potential.

Family Farming is inextricably linked to national and global Security. Both

in developing and developed countries, family farming is the predominant

form of agriculture in the food production sector.

Food Security and Insecurity in India

Parliament of India in the year 2013 passed an act, commonly referred to as



Right to Food Act, National Food Security Act, 2013. The aim of this act is to provide subsidized food grains

to approximately two thirds of total population of India. It was signed into law on 12th

September, 2013. This

law gives the provision to the beneficiaries that they can purchase 5 kilograms of cereals per person per month

at the following rates:

rice at 3 (5.0¢ US) per kg

wheat at 2 (3.3¢ US) per kg

Coarse grains (millet) at 1 (1.7¢ US) per kg.

Daily free meals are made available for the pregnant women, lactating mothers and certain categories of

children. It was introduced into India‟s Parliament in December, 2012, promulgated into Presidential Ordinance

on 5th

July, 2013 and enacted into law in August, 2013. The Bill has been highly controversial.

SALIENT FEATURES

1. 75% rural and 50% of the urban population is entitled for three years from enactment to 5 kg food

grains per month at 3 (5.0¢ US), 2 (3.3¢ US), 1 (1.7¢ US) per kg for rice, wheat and coarse grains

(millet), respectively.

2. The States are responsible for determining eligibility.

3. Pregnant women and lactating mothers are entitled to a nutritious „take home ration‟ of 600 calories

and a maternity benefit of Rs. 6,000/- for at least six months.

4. The daily hot meals or „take home rations‟ should be provided to children belonging to age group 6

months to 14 years.

5. The Central Government will provide funds to the States in case of short supplies.

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6. The current food grain allocation will be protected by the Central Government for at least 6 months.

7. The State Government will provide food security allowance to the beneficiaries in case of non-supply

of food grains.

8. The PDS (Public Distribution System) should be reformed.

9. The eldest woman in the house, 18 years or above is the head of the house for the issuance of ration

card.

10. There will be state-level and district-level redress mechanisms.

11. State Food Commissions will be formed for the implementation and monitoring of the provisions of

the Act.

12. It is estimated that cost would be 1.5% of GDP.

13. The poorest that are covered under the Antodayayojna will remain entitled to the 35 kg of grains

allotted to them under the mentioned scheme.

MEANING OF FOOD SECURITY

FEEDING FOR THE WORLD, CARING FOR THE EARTH

The National Food Security Bill, 2011, the twenty seventh report, states “Food Security means availability of

food grains to meet the domestic demand and to access at the individual level, to adequate food at affordable

prices.” The report also adds, “The proposed legislation marks a paradigm shift in addressing the problem of

food security – from the current welfare approach to the right based approach. About two thirds of the

population (approximately 67%) will be entitled to receive subsidized food grains under Targeted Public

Distribution System. In a country where almost 40% of children are undernourished the importance of the

scheme increases significantly.”

SCOPE OF FOOD SECURITY

The Indian Military of Agriculture‟s Mission on Agriculture Costs and Prices (CACP) referred to this Bill as,

“the biggest ever experiment in the world for distributing highly subsidized food by any government through a „

right based approach”. The Bill extends the coverage of Targeted Public Distribution System, India‟s Principal

Domestic Food Aid Program to approximately two thirds of the total population. Initially, the Lok Sabha,

Standing Committee on Food, Consumer Affairs and Distribution estimated total requirement of food grains for



the year 2012-13 would be 61.55 million metric tons. When volumes needed for Public Distribution System and

Other Welfare Schemes were aggregated, the CACP estimated the rice and wheat requirements to a total annual

requirement of 61.2 million metric tons. However, the final version of the Bill signed into law included on page

18 an annex, Schedule IV, estimates the total food grain allocation 54.926 million metric tons.

The National Development Council (NDC) in its 53rd

meeting held on 29th

May, 2007 adopted a resolution to

launch a Food Security Mission comprising rice, wheat and pulses to increase the production of rice by 10

million tons, wheat by 8 million tons and pulses by 2 million tons by the end of the Eleventh Plan (2011-12).

Accordingly, a Centrally Sponsored Scheme, „National Food Security Mission‟ (NFSM), was launched in

October, 2007. The mission is being continued during 12th

Five Year Plan with new targets of additional

production of food grains of 25 million tons of food grains comprising of 10 million tons rice, 8 million tons of

wheat, 4 million tons of pulses and 3 million tons of coarse cereals by the end of 12th

Five Year Plan. NFSM

during the 12th

Five Year Plan will have five components:

i) NFSM – Rice

ii) NFSM – Wheat

iii) NFSM – Pulses

iv) NFSM- Coarse cereals

v) NFSM – Commercial Crops

The Commission concluded that the total Bill for implementation would be somewhere between 1.25 to 1.5

trillion rupees.

- Compiled from Food Security Bill, 2013

Ms. Radha Iyer,

B.M.S. Coordinator.

REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY B.M.S. DEPARTMENT IN THE FIRST

QUARTER OF ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015

The B.M.S. Department is delighted to step into the new academic year with multiple plans and programmes. Whenever I

think of a new academic year what strikes my mind is constant change, challenges that one has to face.

The functions of Management uniquely describe Manager‟s jobs. The most commonly cited management functions

include planning, organizing, leading and controlling, although some identify several additional functions. These

functions of management define the process of management as distinct from other business functions. These functions

provide a useful way of classifying information about management and so most basic management activities have been

organized around a functional framework.

It has been rightly said, “Learning happens in the minds and souls, not in the databases of multiple-choice tests.” It is this

very rationale that “Reaching out to individual student” embodies. The success of the student depends on the knowledge

acquired by them. With this motto in mind the B.M.S. Department endeavors to prepare students to competently handle

the complexities of prevailing times. With this view, B.M.S. started its work.



REOPENING

On 11th June, 2014 we welcomed the second year and the third year students with the new paper pattern of 75:25 ratio.

We ignited the thirsty eager minds for a better future with all the plans and programmes and the ways they are supposed to

make it happen. Since 12th June, 2014 formal lectures commenced for both second and third year students.

On 7th July, 2014 the first year students were welcomed in the campus for their lectures. We gave a month‟s time for them

to settle.

ORIENTATION FOR F.Y. B.M.S

The Teaching staff introduced the working of Degree College that includes Vision, Mission and Goals of the College, new

syllabus, Activities carried out in the College, availability of various associations, NSS unit, Women Development Cell,

Students‟ Grievance Cell, activities conducted by library, examination pattern to name a few, through Orientation

Programme conducted on 1st August, 2014. I extend my sincere thanks to Ms. Gracy D‟Souza for her contribution in

WDC and our librarian Ms. Vidya Hanchinal for creating awareness on various programmes that are conducted in the

library and for being a part of this programme.

On 2nd

August, 2014 the seniors welcomed the first year students officially with a freshers‟ party.

GUEST LECTURES

It was decided to conduct 6 guest lectures in this academic year 2014-15, one each in the months of July, August and

September. Senior managers, VPs were invited to deliver lecture on various topics. On 26th July, 2014 Mr. Rahul

Mavlankar, Assistant Vice President, Star India Pvt. Ltd., was invited to deliver lecture on “Role of Media in Marketing.”

The students understood the importance of “people matter” for the success of the organization. The young AVP with his

vast experience and knowledge made it a grand success.



On 30th

August, 2014 guest lecture was delivered by Mr. Prakash Sapra, Distribution Manager, Asian Paints

Pvt. Ltd., titled “Materials Management”. The students of second year and third year B.M.S. learn Productivity

Management and Materials Management and Elements of Logistics and SCM. This lecture provided the

knowledge on industrial application of the same. The importance of managing the raw materials and finished

goods was well explained. The students also learnt how the concept of Bull Whip Effect works in the industry.



WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS

Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Kandivali organized and conducted a

one-day workshop on Revised Syllabus of B.M.S. It was attended by the B.M.S. Coordinator; Ms. Radha Iyer

and Ms. Jigna Makwana.



The B.M.S. Coordinator Ms. Radha Iyer, presented a research paper titled “Global I.T Outsourcing – Benefits,

Issues and Challenges” in the UGC sponsored State Level Seminar on “Outsourcing: Boon or Bane” at

Vivekanand Education Society‟s College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Chembur. The same is published in

the conference proceeding numbered ISBN 978-81-923044-2-7.

MANAGEMENT FORUM

Comprehensive coverage of the most important management dilemmas and timeless leadership wisdom is an

essential resource to Bachelor of Management Studies students. The course is designed so as to prepare the

students as future managers. This expects the students to possess leadership qualities, managerial skills etc. for

their smooth functioning. With this in mind, B.M.S. programme inaugurated Management Forum on 6th

August,

2014. The Forum in consultation with the assistant professors and students selected 14 activities. The Forum

plans to conduct 2 activities per month to give good exposure to the students. It is decided that students will

organize and conduct the activities under the able guidance of the lecturers. In the years to come all these

activities will be categorized into several such forums like Language Forum, Environment Forum etc.

The Management Forum conducted its first activity as JAM-Just-A-Minute. There were 33 participants from

B.M.S. programme. Several topics were kept in a bowl for them to choose. They were given 1 minute to think

and speak for 1 minute. The students realized that preparation is needed to face the challenge and the

competition.



On 19th

July, 2014 a PTA (Parents‟ Teachers‟ Association) was conducted for the second and third year B.M.S.

Students. It was well attended by the parents. The parents were informed about the rules of attendance, reported

about the performance of their wards. They were even informed that the success of the students depends upon

the team work carried out by parents and the faculties of the college. Parents appreciated the initiative taken by

the College and the interest shown by the College towards their children. They recommended having more such

meetings. The success of the PTA is witnessed by the fact that parents still contact the coordinator to learn

about the happenings of the college and the involvement of their children.

Ms. Radha Iyer

B.M.S. Coordinator.

REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY B.Sc.I.T. DEPARTMENT IN THE FIRST

QUARTER OF ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015

The major curricular and co-curricular activity for the academic year began on 12th

June, 2014, by a seminar by

“Niham” for B.Sc.I.T. students.

Special guidance lecture was organized on 23rd

July, 2014 for Alumni students on how to appear for CET

examination to get admission in MCA.

Seed Infotech, a Placement Agency was invited for conducting aptitude test and mock interviews on 23rd

July,

2014 to place students in national or multi-national companies.

An Orientation Program was conducted on 1st August, 2014 for the first year students.

PTA meeting was conducted on 16th

August, 2014 to inform them about rules and regulations, facilities given to

students, curricular as well as co-curricular activities conducted in College.



Animation has taken the market by storm; it works as an independent industry. Animations are also introduced

into the educational content prepared by the academicians. In order to create an interest amongst our students,

industrial professional Mr. Vinay S., Manager of “Tritech Tisoft”, an animation industry, Andheri, with his

team was invited to conduct seminar on “Current trend of animation and multimedia in I.T. industry” on 19th

August, 2014.

Shri. Ashish Shah

B.Sc.I.T. Co-ordinator

Report of the Half Day Workshop on “Question paper pattern in the course of

MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES” at F.Y.B.Com programme

A Half Day Workshop on “Question paper pattern (75-25 evaluation scheme) in the course of

MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES” at F.Y.B.Com programme was held on 19th

July, 2014.

The workshop was well attended by the teacher participants from various colleges affiliated to

University of Mumbai. In all, seventy teachers attended the workshop.



Dr. Ulhas J. Dixit, Chairperson Board of Studies in Mathematics & Statistics was the Chief Guest of the

workshop. Prin. Dr. M. Z. Farooqui, & Shri. Rajendra M. Patil were the resource persons for the workshop.

Chief Guest & resource persons were felicitated by Prin. Dr. Debajit N. Sarkar.

In his key note address Chief Guest Dr. Ulhas J. Dixit stressed that students should be assessed on real

merit only.

The question paper pattern for the Internal Assessment & External Assessment was discussed &

suggested decided in the workshop. The outline of the paper pattern was prepared & signed by Chairperson Dr.

Ulhas J. Dixit & resource person. It was decided that the proposed paper pattern should be sent to the University

authority for final approval.

While summing up the discussion on the paper pattern, Principal Dr. M.Z. Farooqui appealed to the

teacher participants that students should be taught to use the statistics in real life situations.

In the workshop demand of separate Board of Studies for MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL

TECHNIQUES subject was made by all the participants. Prin. Dr. M. Z. Farooqui informed that the proposal is

already accepted by the University authority & the notification about the same should be received by the

colleges very soon. However, it was decided to submit a written appeal signed by all the participants.

The workshop concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Shri. Dilip M. Patil, the convener of the

workshop.

Shri. Dilip M. Patil

Convener of the workshop

REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY PLACEMENT CELL IN THE FIRST QUARTER

OF ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015

This academic year the placement cell decided to streamline its working. With this in mind, it conducted several

pre placement talks so as to give the students a wide choice. The first talk was delivered by NiHAM on the

opportunities with the aviation industry on 12th

June, 2014. It is predicted that aviation industry will have wider

scope for job opportunities with people retiring, new airlines and airports being set up.



These days CCTV has become a necessity in office premises, studios, educational institutions, banks and even

in housing societies. Hence, Ziacom was invited into the campus on 12th

June, 2014 to create awareness

amongst the students the importance of CCTV and the marketing opportunity it provides.



Both these programmes were well attended by the students of B.M.S. programme. 15 students attended the

training programme offered by Ziacom Ltd.

On 19th

July, 2014 Pen Communications delivered pre placement talk on the importance of media and the

students were offered telephonic marketing internships. 8 students from B.M.S. rendered their service for a

month with Pen Communications with a stipend of Rs. 3,500/- for the team leader and Rs. 2,000/- for others.

Government rule on CSR has encouraged companies like TCS to open a BPS. This focuses on social welfare.

TCS conducted pre placement talk, personal interview, group discussion and final interview on the same day i.e.

6th

August, 2014 for B.Com students. 160 students appeared, out of which 3 were finally selected and 2 students

accepted the offer. The company has provided an offer letter with a salary of Rs. 13,750/- p.m. BEST OF

LUCK STUDENTS!

Ms. Shweta Gupta Mrs. Radha Iyer

Placement Cell Convener

REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY NSS UNIT IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF

ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015

Mrs. Gracy D’Souza is appointed as the Area Co-ordinator of the Western Suburban District (Andheri to

Dahisar)

Programme Officer – Mrs. Gracy D’Souza

Mr. Suhas Dhanve

No. Of Units – 2

No. Of Students enrolled – 150

Mr. Piyush Singh of T. Y. B.Com attended the AVHAN (Adventure) Camp at Nagpur organized by the

University of Mumbai from 8th

to 18th

June.

NSS Volunteers participated in the Rally at Gateway of India on the eve of World Yoga Day on 21st

June.

Orientation of Students in the college on 10th

July

5 NSS Volunteers attended a workshop on Road Safety at KC College on 19th

July



NSS Unit organised a Tree Plantation Programme on 23rd

July in the college Campus. 35 saplings were

planted.

Lecture on Self Defence by HUM HAWAZ on 25th

July.

Friendship Day was celebrated on 2nd

August.

Lecture on “Love and Friendship” by Mr. Vishal Ghag on 4th

August.

17 students and the programme officers attended a programme on Women and Child Protection at

Yashwantrao Chavan Hall, Churchgate on 4th

August.

10 students attended programmes organised by Yuvakbiradari on 7th

, 8th

& 9th

August.

A meeting of NSS volunteers attending the District Level Leadership Training Camp was organised on

13th

July

Selection of Volunteers (District Level) for the Mega Camp was conducted on 13th

July

Dahi Handi celebration on 16th

August

NSS Volunteers participated in the District Level Mega Tree Plantation at Madh, Malad

A rally for creating awareness for Blood Donation was organised in the adopted area – Prem Nagar &

Teen Dongri on 22nd

August.

Blood Donation Drive was organised on 23rd

August. 100 Bottles of blood were collected

Thalassemia Detection for the T.Y.B.Com students was conducted on 23rd

August.

Mr. Suhas Dhanve Mrs. Gracy D’Souza

Programme Officer



REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY ROTARACT CLUB IN THE FIRST QUARTER

OF ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015

In Month Of June



IPR Master Vishal Vijayan of Rotaract Club of J.M. Patel College was appreciated with memento of

IPR by Dr. Vikas Upadhaya of Rotary Club of Mumbai West Coast on Friday, 27th

June, 2014.

Rotaractors successfully completed ground leveling in the campus.



In Month of July:

Rotaractors installed benches and beautified the premises with green plants. In appreciation, IPR Rtn.

Vikas Upadhaye, Elected President of Rotary Dr. Tushar Vichare, Youth Co-ordinator Dr. Anita

Panvalkar of Roatry Club of Mumbai West Coast, Principal Dr. Debajit N. Sarkar of Roatract Club Ms.

Aayesha Ansari, and Rotaractors of J.M. Patel College were present.



Rotaractors took an initiative to help the Compassion

Charitable Trust which is home to 18 children aged between 8 and

17 years.



Rotaractors donated 200 plants to SVKM‟s Rotary Hearing Impaired Section, Goregaon.

REPORT OF THE LIBRARY ACTIVITY IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-

2015

Library organized Books‟ Display on 24th

and 25th

July in the library. Library collection was displayed for

two days to make users acquainted with the collection and to motivate the students to borrow more books

from the library.

Dr. D. N. Sarkar inaugurated the event in presence of staff members and students. There after staff members

and students visited the library and appreciated the collection. Books related to languages, commerce,

B.Sc.I.T, B.M.S. were displayed. In total, 185 members visited the event. Students noted down the Accession

Number of the books which they wished to issue later. Student volunteers and library staff members helped

to organize the function systematically and smoothly.

Dr. (Mrs.) Vidya V. Hanchinal



Librarian



REPORT OF THE EXTENSION WORK ACTIVITY IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF ACADEMIC

YEAR 2014-2015

Extension Activity focuses on the development of leaderships skills. We conduct this activity for B.M.S. and

B.Sc.I.T. students. This starts with enrollment of the students of both the streams. This year the following

numbers enrolled for extension activity.

Sr. No. Class No. of Students Activity Code

1. F.Y.B.M.S. 20 CP (Career Project)

2. S.Y.B.M.S 16 APY (Anna Purna Yojna)

3. T.Y.B.M.S 15 APY (Anna Purna Yojna)

4. F.Y.B.Sc.I.T. 33 SWS (Survey of Women

Status)

5. S.Y.B.Sc.I.T. 47 APY (Anna Purna Yojna)

6. T.Y.B.Sc.I.T. 46 APY (Anna Purna Yojna)

TOTAL = 186

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