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PROPOSAL FOR AUTONOMOUS STATUS
Submitted
To:
UGC
By
Sadhu Vaswani College, Bairagarh
Bhopal
2014
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FORMAT FOR SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL FOR AUTONOMOUS STATUS
Part – I: Summary Sheet for Fresh Autonomous Status
1. Name of College with contact details Sadhu Vaswani College, Near PHE
Pump House, Bairagarh, Bhopal
Phone no: 0755-2640749,
Mob. No. – 9425688732,
Fax – 4244186,
E. mail id - [email protected]
2. Affiliating University Barkatullah University, Bhopal
3. Included in Section 2(f) Yes √ No---
12 (B) Status Yes--- √ No---
4. Year of establishment of college 01/10/1979
5. NAAC/NBA certificate available Yes--- √ No---
6. Grade obtained under NAAC “A” Grade 3.03 CGPA
No. of courses covered under NBA
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7. Type of Institution/College
(Govt./Private/Aided etc.)
Government Aided
Whether College is self financed Yes------ No--- √
8. Whether proposal forwarded by
affiliating university
Yes--- √ No---
9. Type of courses being run by college
(Science/Technical/Arts/Commerce
/Management/Engineering
Science, Arts, Commerce and
Management
Principal (Sign & Seal) Registrar/Dean of the University (Sign &
Seal)
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PART II: BACKGROUND OF THE INSTITUTION:
With a humble beginning in Oct. 1979 with few students and two teachers, Sadhu
Vaswani College was specially started for the girl’s education in the memory of Sadhu T. L.
Vaswani and now it has grown into a premier institution of higher education and research in
this sub-urban area of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Education plays a crucial role in the
progress of society. Education may be defended as something that may be offered to the
people in order to acquire conscience of their creative and sensory motor capacities,
expressive and communication capacities and finally intellectual and emotional abilities, all
possible through pedagogic and recreational experiences. The college is situated at
Bairagarh, 10 Km away from Bhopal surrounded by natural beauty, beautiful lake in front
and supported by state-of-the-art infrastructure, providing the right environment for learning.
Harnessing of youth power is critically important for India on its growth path to become a
global power. We have done our mite in contributing to the pool of youth power by
providing the right skill-sets and the environment to unleash their potential. We have made
substantial investments to provide infrastructure matching global standards and extensive
efforts have been made for international development of the Institution through various
national workshops and training programs.
Building of the college comprises 31 classrooms, 8 well-equipped laboratories,
Library hall, Staff room, Girls Common Room, Administrative block and other necessary
structure. In course of time the college has made quantitative and qualitative progress.
Presently there are 13 fully fledged departments having 38 members as teaching and 11
members as non-teaching staff. Out of 38, 19 teachers are Ph.D. holders and 02 are with
M.Phil. Five teachers are actively engrossed in research work leading to Ph.D.
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PART III: SUPPLY OF INFORMATION BASED ON CRITERIA
I. Academic reputation and provisions (performance in university examinations and
other academic activities).
Since 1st October 1979- Sadhu Vaswani College, has worked towards the establishing of the
best possible academic atmosphere. Against all odd, considering the location and the challenges
of a rural mindset, the college had established itself within a decade, as an academically reputed
college within the corridors of the Barkatullah University to which it was affiliated.
The fact that within 35 Years of its inception, the college was given the responsibility of
conducting the University examinations within its premises, itself proclaims the confidence
reposed in it by the University.
Extracurricular activities, sports, NSS, NCC together with academic excellence has helped the
students (80- 95%) to secure I and II divisions in the University examinations. Some have also
found a place in the University merit lists. The emphasis placed on projects, internship, C.C.E.,
practicals by the college, encourages the student to work on tapping into dormant potential and
improving performance at every available opportunity.
2. Academic attainments of the staff.
Lectures, Seminars, Conferences, Inter- Collegiate Debates and Quiz competitions
II. 1. Mode of selection of students:
Students from different boards are eligible to take admission in the Under Graduate level of
different stream of subjects, with the basic degree of matriculation/ 12th
. Institute provides
many combinations of subjects in different faculties’ i. e., Science, Management, arts,
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Commerce, Computer science at U.G. level. Students can option any one combination of
subjects from Arts & Science Faculties.
In post graduate level, the basic degree of graduation is required with 55% of marks. Total
number of seats will be filled up on the basis of merit list.
2. Mode of selection of teachers:
a. Regular teachers (UGC Granted) Selected by selection committee as per UGC rules.
b. Code 28 teachers: Selected by selection committee as per Government rules.
c. Temporary Teachers: Selected by the college committee as per selection rules of the
Governing body.
3. Physical facilities, i.e., library, accommodation and equipment.
S. No. Services Quantity
1. Total area of the library (in Sq. Mts.) 538.82sq.mts.
2. Total seating capacity 65-70
3. Working hours of Library 8:30 am-3:00pm
4. Total of Text Books Collection 20597
5. Total Reference Books 889
6. Total Reference Books Volume No. 147
7. Text Books 19561
8. OPAC- Online public access cataloguing
system
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9. All Subject Wise Journals 23
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10. Online E- Journals by INFLIBNET By INFLIBNET Websites
11. Online E- Books by INFLIBNET By INFLIBNET Websites
12. Total No. of Magazines 17
13. Syllabus All Subjects
14. Privies Question Paper All Subjects
15. Total Of News Papers 9
16. Internet Section 4 – PC
17. Total of Employment News Paper Hindi- 2 English- 1= (3)
18. Total of Educational CDs. 70
Accommodation available in college:
UGC Aided Girls Hostel
� Accommodation for 70 girls.
� 25 rooms with 2 bed capacity.
� 4 halls with 4 bed capacity.
� One guest room.
� Matron apartment.
In College, Facilities Available:
• Class rooms – 28
• Smart Class Rooms – 02
• Auditorium Hall – 01
• Well Equipped Laboratories – 18
• Chemistry Laboratory including gas room – 05
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• Physics Laboratory – 04
• Zoology Laboratory – 01
• Botany & Biotechnology Laboratory – 03
• Home Science Laboratory – 01
• Computer Laboratory – 03
• UGC Network Resource Centre – 01
LIST OF INSTRUMENTS IN THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS OF THE COLLEGE
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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY & BIOTECHNOLOGY
SR. NO. PARTICULARS QUANTITY
1. pH meter 02
2. Colony Counter 02
3. Olympus Research Binocular Microscopes 02
4. B.O.D Incubator 02
5. Centrifuge 02
6. Laminar Air Flow 02
7. Stereoscopic Microscope 01
8. Micro scope 50
9. Hot air Oven 06
10. Incubator 03
11. Laptop 01
12. LCD 01
13. Mixer Grinder 01
14. PCR (BIOERA) 01
15. Tissue culture rack 02
16. Electrophoresis Kit 01
17. UV Spectro Photometer 01
18. Rotatory shaker 02
19. Deep Freezer 01
20. Homogenizer 01
21. Electronic weighing balance 04
22. Haemoglobenometer 01
23. Magnetic Stirrer 01
24. Gel Doc Unit (Bioera) 01
25. Double distillation unit 01
26. Phase Contrast Microscope (Olympus) 01
27. Inverted Tissue Culture Research Microscope with
Projection System
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
28. Chemical Balance 36
29. Stop watch 21
30. Centrifuge Machine Electrical 01
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5. Institutional Management:
Institutional Management is a part of Educational Management. The processes of
management are from top to down. Institutional management involves the
Sadhu Vaswani
Educational Society
Sadhu Vaswani College
President Secretary Member
Principal
Teaching Administrative Library
Hostel Warden Security Officer
HODs
Astt. Professor
Lab Staff
Superintendent
Supporting Staff
Librarian
Supporting Staff
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INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING
Institutional planning is needed because of the reasons:
1. Proper direction and base for educational planning.
2. Maximum utilization of resources.
3. Betterment and improvement of the institution.
4. Provision for teamwork.
5. Democratic approach to planning.
6. Encourages initiative of the individual teacher.
BENEFITS OF INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING:
• It involves the teachers in the process of planning thereby making planning more
democratic in nature the preparation of the plan adopts the down to top approach where
firsthand knowledge about the strengths , weakness and the problems arising in the
classroom processes and situations is available from teachers.
• It is more realistic because it is based on the data available from then stakeholders
namely students a, teachers and parents
• It is more scientific, rational, effective and efficient rather than trial and error
methods or traditional approach development.
• Each institution has a unique personality or climate and the plan prepared in the light
of this climate will be more realistic and effective.
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• It is goal based and therefore is more efficient involving teachers in the process of
planning motivates them, channelizes their energies towards achieving the goals, arouses
enthusiasm in them, making its implementation easier.
• It reduced emphasis on expenditure orientation and enhances goal orientation.
• It provides ample opportunities for creativity, innovations, initiative, freedom and
experimentation to those who are involved in preparing and implementing the plans.
• Financial resources the management can provide for the development of the
institution
• Society Funds
• College Funds
• UGC Funds
• Other Funds
7. The responsiveness of the administrative structure to the views of staff and students-
Student Support Mechanism for:
• Post Metric Scholarships are available for SC, ST and OBC students.
• Poonam Jatwani memorial award for meritorious students for UG and PG Classes.
• Shri Moolchand Manwani memorial award for students.
• Shri Ajit Detani memorial award for meritorious students.
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• To provide clear information about admission, fee structure, refund policy, financial
aid and student support.
8. Extent of freedom enjoyed by the staff for advanced scholarships, research and
experimentation and involvement in educational innovation and reforms:
• Advance Scholarships as per scheme of Central Government of India and State
Government of India.
• Research and Experimentation: Teachers are involved in Research activities. Many
of the departments of the college are recognized by the BU as Research Centers.
• Involvement in Educational Innovation and Reforms:
As BU has designed single paper system since 2010- 2011 and the college is affiliated to
BU. The same is applicable in the college.
• Within the college, methods of teaching are refined and innovatively experimented
with by using LCD, OHP; Audio Visual CD.etc
PART IV: IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTONOMY
Aims and objectives:-
� Autonomous college will have the freedom to determine and prescribe its own
courses of study and syllabi, and restructure and redesign the courses to suit local
needs.
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� It evolves its own methods of assessment of students’ performance, the conduct of
examinations and notification of results; use modern tools of educational technology
to achieve higher standards and greater creativity.
� It helps to promote healthy practices such as community service, extension activities,
and projects for the benefit of the society at large.
� To improve the quality of Under- Graduate Education by getting academic and
operative freedom.
� To modernize and frame its own curricular to make them acceptable to the local
environment that, in turn will provide better job opportunities to the students.
� Being familiar with its strength and weaknesses, the institute can adopt its own
measures to promote academic excellence.
� To become capable of prescribing its own rules for admission in consonance with the
reservation policy of the State Government.
� To evolve our own methods of assessment of students and examination pattern.
� To promote healthy practices such as community services, extension activities,
neighborhood programmes for society, etc.
Implementation of Autonomy
Implementation of the Improvement programmes should follow the given guidelines;
1. Available material and human resources should be utilized.
2. There should be collaboration amongst all staff members.
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3. The Principal would be overall in-charge and certain staff members would be
responsible for a project.
4. There should be division of tasks amongst all members involved in a project.
5. Committees may be appointed to ensure smooth execution of the programmes.
6. A time schedule should be prepared for the project, specifying amount of work to be
done in each time period.
Management of the college:
Shri D.D. Detani –Chairman
Shri Nanakram Wadhwani-Cultural Secretary
Shri Rajendra Manwani-Secretary
Shri Dinesh Wadhwani-Treasurer
Academic Council
1. Composition
Dr. D. K. Dubey - (Chairman)
2. Head of the Departments
ARTS FACULTY
Department of Home Science: Dr. Meena Shrivastav (HOD)
Department of Hindi: Dr. Renu Rawat(HOD)
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Department of Political Science: Dr. Pratibha Saxena (HOD)
Department of Sociology: Dr. Meena Motwani (HOD)
Department of Economics: Dr. Prabha Mishra (HOD)
Department of English: Dr. Achamma Tarun (HOD)
COMMERCE FACULTY:
Department of Commerce: Dr. A. L. Narwani (HOD)
MANAGEMENT FACULTY:
Department of Management: Capt. Dr. D. K. Dubey (HOD)
SCIENCE FACULTY:
Department of Botany &
Biotechnology:
Dr. Madhulika Singh (HOD)
Department of Chemistry Dr. Suman Malik (HOD)
Department of Computer Science: Dr. Yogendra Yati (HOD)
Department of Mathematics: Shri Manoj Solanki (HOD)
Department of Physics & Electronics: Mrs. Mani Shugani (HOD)
Department of Zoology: Dr. Sadhna Tamot (HOD)
3. Teachers Representative of different categories:
Dr. B.D.Pandey Department of Commerce
(Government Aided Post)
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College Code – 28
Shri Anupam Selot Department of Physics
(Temporary Staff)
Dr. Renu Rawat Department of Hindi
(Temporary Staff)
3. External Experts:
Industry Shri G. R. Gyanchandani
Law
Education Dr. Nirja Sharma
Medicine Dr. Shilpa Dodani
Engineering Mr. Subrato Das.
4. University Nominee:-
• Dr. P.K Mishra (Professor)-Department of Management
• Dr. K.B Panda(Professor)-Department of Comparative Language
• Dr. Anil Prakash (Professor) – Department of Microbiology
5. Member Secretary:
• Dr. Suman Malik
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Functions
• Scrutiny and approval of the proposals with or without modification of the board of
studies.
• To design curricular: -
a. To design syllabus of different subjects.
b. To develop Under – Graduate programmes and Post - graduate programmes.
• Make regulations regarding the admissions of the students to different programmes
of the study in the college.
• Make regulations for sports, extra- curricular activities and proper maintenance and
functioning of the play grounds and hostels.
• Recommend to the Governing Body Proposals for institution of new programmes of
study.
• Recommend to the Governing Body institution of Scholarships, Studentships,
Fellowships, Prizes and medals, and to frame regulations for the award of the same.
• Advise the Governing Body on suggestions (s) pertaining to academic affairs made
by it.
• Perform other functions as may be assigned by the governing body.
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Boards of Studies: Structure & functions
Dr. D. K. Dubey --- (Chairman)
Head of the Departments:
ARTS FACULTY:
Department of Home Science: Dr. Meena Shrivastav (HOD)
Department of Hindi: Dr. Renu Rawat (HOD)
Mrs.Neeti Bidua
Department of Political Science: Dr. Pratibha Saxena (HOD)
Department of Sociology: Dr. Meena Motwani (HOD)
Department of Economics: Dr. Prabha Mishra (HOD)
Department of English: Dr. Achamma Tarun (HOD)
Ms. Tehsheen Riyaz Khan
COMMERCE FACULTY:
Department of Commerce: Dr. A. L. Narwani (HOD)
Dr. B. D. Pandey
Dr. Anil Kumar Singh
Mrs. Pragya Israni
MANAGEMENT FACULTY:
Department of Management: Capt. Dr. D. K. Dubey (HOD)
Ms. Afroz Jahan
Ms.Deepa Satwani
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SCIENCE FACULTY:
Department of Botany & Biotechnology Dr. Madhulika Singh (HOD)
Ms. Archana Lalwani
Ms Shuchi Gupta
Ms. Nidhi Dubey
Dr.Kajal Shrivastava
Department of Chemistry & Industrial
Chemistry
Dr. Suman Malik (HOD)
Dr. Archana Singh
Dr. Mamta Bhattacharya
Dr. Supriya Das
Dr.Alka Mehta
Department of Computer Science Dr. Yogendra Yati (HOD)
Shri Praveen Shrivastava
Shri B. P. Kashyap
Ms. Priyanka Jain
Ms. Jasbir Rajpal
Department of Mathematics Shri Manoj Solanki (HOD)
Mrs. Neha Santani
Department of Physics & Electronics Mrs. Mani Shugani (HOD)
Shri Anupam Selot
Ms. Nivedita Joshi
Department of Zoology Dr. Sadhna Tamot (HOD)
Mrs. Shweta Rahangdale
3. Two Experts: - (As per norms)
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4. One Expert: - (As per norms)
5. One Representative from Industry/ corporate sector/allied area: - (As per norms)
6. One postgraduate meritorious aluminus: - (As per norms)
Functions of BOS:-
The Board of Studies of a department in the college shall
(a) Prepare syllabi for various courses keeping in view the objectives of the college,
interest of the stakeholders and national requirement for consideration and approval of
the Academic Council;
(b) Suggest methodologies for innovative teaching and evaluation techniques;
(c) Suggest panel of names to the Academic Council for appointment of examiners; and
(d) Coordinate research, teaching, extension and other academic activities in the
Department/college.
Other committees
SPORTS COMMITTEE SEMESTER CELL
1. Sh. Praveen Shrivastava
(convener)
2. Dr. A.L. Narwani
3. Mr. Jagtar Singh
4. Ms. Jasbeer Rajpal
1. Mrs. Neha Santani (convener)
2. Mrs. Shweta Rahangdale
3. Mrs. Pragya Israni
4. Mrs. Meena Motwani
5. Dr. Pratibha Saxena
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NSS
1.Dr. Yogendra Yati (convener)
2. Ms. Priyanka Jain
3. Mrs. Shweta Rahangdale
4. Dr. B.D. Pandey
LIBRARY
1.Mr. Manoj Solanki (convener)
2. Dr. A. Tarun
3. Dr. A.L. Narwani
4. Ms. Draupadi Shah (Librarian)
5. Ms. Renu Rawat
NCC
1.Sh. A. Selot (convener)
2. Mr. P. Shrivastava
3. Mr. B.P. Kashyap
UGC Planning Board
1.Ms. Archana Lalwani (convener)
2. Dr. Madhulika Singh
3. Dr. Archana Singh
4. Dr. A.K. Singh
5. Mr. Praveen Shrivastava
6. Ms. Draupadi Shah
CULTURAL & IMPORTANT
DAYS CELEBRATION
1.Dr. Prabha Mishra (convener)
2. Dr. Sadhna Tamot
3. Dr. A.L. Narwani
4. Mrs. Neha Santani
5. Dr. Supriya Das
HEALTH & HYGIENE
1.Dr. Meena Motwani (convener)
2. Mrs. Neha Santani
3. Mrs. Shweta Rahangdale
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ALUMINI ASSOCIATION
1.Dr. A.K. Singh (convener)
2. Dr. Meena Shrivastav
3. Ms. Meena Khayani
4. Ms. Tehsheen Riyaz Khan
PARENTS TEACHERS MEET
1.Ms. Mani Shugani (convener)
2. Dr. Supriya Das
3. Mrs. Pragya Israni
CAREER GUIDANCE &
PLACEMENT CELL
1.Dr. Mamta Bhattacharya (convener)
2. Dr. B.D. Pandey
3. Sh. Anupam Selot
4. Ms. Shuchi Gupta
5. Ms. Afroz Jahan
6. Ms. Jasbeer Rajpal
PRESS & PUBLICITY
1. Mr. Manoj Solanki (convener)
2. Ms. Tehsheen Khan
3. Mrs. Renu Rawat
4. Mr. Purushotam Lalwani
STUDENT FEEDBACK &
TEACHING LEARNING
EVALUATION
1.Ms. Afroz (convener)
2. Dr. B.D. Pandey
3. Ms. Shuchi Gupta
BUDGET AC & AUDIT
1. Dr. A.K. Singh (convener)
2. Dr. M. Singh
3. Dr. A. Tarun
4. Mr. Shevak Ahuja
5. Dr. Archana Singh
HOSTEL
1.Dr. Sadhna Tamot (convener)
DISCIPLINE & ANTI RAGGING
1.Dr. A. Tarun (convener)
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2. Mrs.Ritu Lalwani
3. Ms. Nivedita Joshi
2. Dr. A.L. Narwani
3. Dr. Meena Shrivastava
4. Dr. Suman Malik
5. Dr. Sadhna Tamot
6. Mr. Manoj Solanki
7. Dr. Praveen Shrivastava
RESEARCH CONSULTANCY &
EXTENSION
1.Dr. Archana Singh (convener)
2. Dr .Suman Malik
3. Dr. Yogendra Yati
4. Ms. Jasbeer Rajpal
PURCHASE COMMITTEE
1.Dr. Madhulika Singh (convener)
2. Dr. Meena Motwani
3. Dr. A.K. Singh
4. Dr. Archana Singh
5. Mr. Praveen Shrivastav
CAMPUS MAINTENANCE
1.Mr. Jagtar Singh (convener)
2. Mr. Sevak Ahuja
WEBSITE UPDATION
1.Mr. Praveen Shrivastav (convener)
2. Dr. Sadhna Tamot
3. Dr. A. Tarun
4. Ms. Priyanka Jain
WRITE-OFF COMMITTEE
1. Dr. A.K. Singh (convener)
2. Dr. M. Shrivastav
3. Dr. Sadhna Tamot
4. Mrs. Neha Santani
NATURE CLUB & NSS (Girls unit)
1. Dr. Meena Shrivastav (convener)
2. Dr. Supriya Das
3. Ms. Nivedita Joshi
4. Ms. Shuchi Gupta
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5. Mr. Jagtar Singh
IQAC
1.Dr. Madhulika Singh (Convener)
2. Dr. Suman Malik
3. Dr. A.K. Singh
4. Dr. Archana Singh
5. Ms. Dropadi Shah
OFFICE
1. Dr. Archana Singh (convener)
2. Dr. Suman Malik
3.Dr. Sadhna Tamot
4.Mrs. Rekha Somai
Admission Eligibility- Any student of any board is eligible, once, they have out of school.
To take the admission on the basis of their merit to the Under Graduate courses.
MP Higher Education has on live admission procedure and students have to take
admission through the same. 55% in Graduation makes the students eligible to take
admission to the post Graduation Courses.
Curricular programme- The curricular programme will be designed by the Board of
Studies constituted by the college for each subject and which has been approved by the
Academic Council of the College.
Student feedback- For the betterment of the college feedback will be collected from the
students at the end of each semester.
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Internal assessment- Every month the students will be required to take tests in every
subjects and submit CCE in every semester, also projects/ Internships are part of the
assessment procedures.
External assessment- Examinations- Theoretical and practicals will be conducted with
external examiners who will evaluate the students. Project Viva will also be conducted in a
similar way. The external examiners will be approved and appointed by the Academic
Council of the College.
Financial implications:
� The college will introduce self financing courses in various Departments/Subjects.
� The college will introduce vocational courses/certificates courses to develop
entrepreneurship among students.
Course contents- The content of courses will be based on the courses offered by the
Central Board of Studies, modified by the Barkatullah University. Changes to such content
will be implemented by the college, keeping in mind the need of the students.
Co-curricular and extracurricular activities-
Co- curricular activities – Activities such as lectures, Seminars, Conferences, Quizzes,
Debates, Essay writing plus the conducting of group discussion, and Interviews for Career
Guidance and Development of Personality of the students will be part of the Co- curricular
activities.
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Extracurricular activities- The College have been given permission to establish a unit of
NSS and NCC. The activities of both are conducted through the year. The NSS groups go to
old age Centers, Orphanages and Villages to interact with members of society and improve
their learning curve.
NCC cadets have parades and camps to attend and to widen their experiences.
Sports: The students participate in table tennis, indoor and outdoor activities such as Basket
Ball, Volley Ball, Cricket, Football and Athletes like Discus throw, Gavelin throw, jumps,
Chess is a game which is popular in the college.
Cultural: Every year the college has conducted many activities to involve the students and
help them experience various facets of life such as Dancing, Singing, Antakshari, Rangoli,
Mehndi, Monoacting, Painting, Drawing, Poster Making, and Dramatics. All of which help
in creating a rounded personality.
PART V: BASIC INFORMATION:
1. Name of college: SADHU VASWANI COLLEGE
2. Name of Principal: Dr. D. K. Dubey
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3. Telephone/fax/email: Phone no. -: 0755-2640749, mob. No. – 9425688732, Fax –
4244186,
E. mail adds. - [email protected]
4. Year of establishment: 01/10/1979
5. Whether private/government/university maintained: Government Aided
6. Year of grant of permanent affiliation: 25/09/1992
7. Courses offered:
U.G. - Commerce, Science, Arts.
P.G. - Biotech, Chemistry, Computer, Commerce, Hindi, Mathematics, Physics
1. Student enrolment during last three years:
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Course
Total
Strength
Total
Strength
Total
Strength
UG 882 848 852
PG 83 49 50
M.Phil/
PhD
18 07 ---
Total 983 904 902
9. Faculty strength category-wise :( Please enclose list of faculty with their
qualifications/papers/books/monographs if published):
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List of Faculty Members (Regular Grant in Aid)
Publication
S.No. Name of Employee Post
Qualification Papers
Published
Books
1. Dr. D. K. Dubey Principal M.Com, Ph.D --- 01
2. Dr. Meena Shrivastav Asst. Prof. M.HSc. Ph.D ---
3. Dr. Pratibha Saxena Asst. Prof. M.A., Ph.D ---
4. Dr. Meena Motwani Asst. Prof. M.A., Ph.D ---
5. Dr. Prabha Mishra Asst. Prof. M.A., Ph.D 08
6. Dr. A. L. Narwani Asst. Prof. M.Com., Ph.D
7. Dr. B.D. Pandey Asst. Prof. M.Com., Ph.D 09 01
8. Dr. Anil Kumar Singh Asst. Prof. M.Com., Ph.D
9. Dr. Suman Malik Asst. Prof.
M.Sc., Ph.D
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10. Dr. Sadhna Tamot Asst. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D 08
11. Dr. Madhulika Singh Asst. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D 35
12. Dr. A. Tarun Asst. Prof. M.A., Ph.D
13. Ms. Dropadi Shah Libn. M.Lib.
List of faculty members under College code 28
13. Sh. Manoj Solanki Asst. Prof. M.Sc.
14. Smt. Neha Santani Asst. Prof. M.Sc. M.Phil.
15. Sh. Praveen Shrivastava Asst. Prof. M.Sc.
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16. Dr. Yogendra Yati Asst. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D
17. Dr.(Smt.) Archana Singh Asst. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D 18
18. Dr.(Smt.) Mamta Bhattacharya Asst. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D 15 Ch-02
19. Ku. Archana Lalwani Asst. Prof. M.Sc.
20. Smt. Mani Chugani Asst. Prof. M.Sc.
21. Mr. Anupam Selot Asst. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D 03
22. Smt. Supriya Das Asst. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D 10
23. Mrs. Meena Khayani Asst. Prof. M.Com.
24. Sh. B. Prasad Kashyap Asst. Prof. MCA
25. Ms. Tehsheen Riyaz Khan Asst. Prof. M.A.
26. Ms. Priyanka Jain Asst. Prof. MCA
27. Ms. Shuchi Gupta Asst. Prof. M.Sc. M.Phil
28. Ms. Nivedita Joshi Asst. Prof. M.Sc.
29. Mrs. Shweta Rahangdale Asst. Prof. M.Sc.
30. Ms. Afroz Jahan Asst. Prof. MBA
31. Ms. Jasbir Rajpal Asst. Prof. MCA
Smt. Pragya Israni Asst. Prof. M.Com
32. Dr. (Mrs.) Renu Rawat Asst. Prof. M.A., Ph.D 05
33. Ms. Monika Tiwari Asst. Prof. MCA
34. Ms. Nidhi Dubey Asst. Prof. M.Sc.
35. Dr. Kajal Shrivastav Asst. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D
36. Mrs. Neeti Bidua Asst. Prof. M.A.
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37. Ms. Deepa Satwani Asst. Prof.
PGDM
(Finance)
10. Administrative, laboratory and library staff:
List of Office staff:
S.No. Name Post
1. Sh. Shevak Ahuja ACCOUNTANT
2. Smt. Rekha Somai UDC.
3. Sh. Manohar Ailani LDC
4. Smt. Janvi Assudani LDC
5. Smt. Deepa Dewani Off. Asst.
6. Smt. Kavita Ahuja Receptionist
7. Varun Narmaty Programmer
8. Sanjay Soni Asst. A/c
9. Jagtar Singh A.O.
List of Library Staff:
S.No. Name Post
1. Ms. Dropadi Shah Librarian
2. Sh. Pradeep Makwe Asstt. Librarian
3. Sh. Sachin Chorasiya Asst. Librarian
4. Sh. Mukesh Malviya Book Lifter
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5. Smt. Daya Dadlani Peon
List of laboratory Staff
S.No. Name Post
1. Mr. Puroshttam. Lalwani Lab.Tech
1. Smt. Hina Assudani Comp.Prog.
2. Sh. Deepak Saxena Lab.Tech
3. Sh. Kuldeep Sahu Lab.Tech
4. Sh. Azim Khan Lab.Tech
5. Sh. Bhagwan Singh Verma Lab.Tech
6. Sh. Pooran Lab. Attendant
7. Sh. Rajesh Lab. Attendant
8. Sh. Manoj Lab. Attendant
9. Sh. Sunil Tank Lab. Attendant
10. Smt Rajni Manji Lab. Attendant
11. Results during the last five years with percentage
Year- 2009-10 Year- 2010-11 Year- 2011- 12 Year- 2012-13 Year - 2013-14
1st
Div.
2nd
Div.
Ove
rall
Pass
1st
Div
2nd
Div
Ove
rall
Pass
1st
Div
2nd
Div
Ove
rall
Pass
1st
Div
2nd
Div
Ove
rall
Pass
1st
Div
2nd
Div
Over
all
Pass
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UG 32.7 41.1 83.8 45.2 48.9 98.1 41.2 47.5 98.8 36.4 46.4 96.1 45.1 27.9 92.5
PG 89 8.9 98 86.5 10.1 96 80.0 16.0 98.4 77.1 11.1 97.1 75 12.5 87.5
12. Number of M.Phil./Ph.D.s produced during the last three years
Subject Year M.Phill Ph.D.
Botany 2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
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01
01
Chemistry 2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
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04
04
02
Hindi 2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
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List of Journals in the Library
S. no. CHEMISRTY
1. Indian Journal of Chemistry Sec. A.
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2. Journal of Chemical Science.
3. Research Journal of Chemistry & Environment.
4. Journal of the Indian Chemical Society
PHYSICS
5. Pranana Journal of Physics
6. Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Physics.
7. Indian Journal of Physics.
MATHEMATICS
8. Proceedings Mathematics.
9. International Journal of Mathematical Science
Application of American Journal of Mathematical
Science.
BOTANY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
10. Journal of Bio- Science.
11. Journal of Genetics.
12. Indian Journal of Applied and Pure Biology.
ZOOLOGY
13. Flora and Fauna.
14. Ecology and Environment and Conservation.
COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT
15. Indian Journal of Management.
16. Research Link.
17. The Indian Journal of Commerce.
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ECONOMICS
18. The Economics Challenger.
HOME SCIENCE
19. Research Reach Journal of Home Science.
ENGLISH
20. The Journal of English Language.
HINDI
21. Vasudha.
22. Aalochana.
23. Sodh Dhara.
List of major items of equipment in the college (costing more than Rs.50, 000/-each)
S.No. Name of item Quantity
1. Water Analyzer 01
2. HPLC (Binary gradient) LC 100 plus 01
3. Titrasys (Microcontroller based universal autotitrator) 01
4. BOD Incubator Stainless Steel with automatic voltage
stabilizer (Scientech)
02
5. FTIR Spectrophotometer 01
6. UV- Visible spectrophotometer 03
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7. PCR( Bioera) 01
8. Gel Documentation Unit (Bioera) 01
9. Cooling Centrifuge (Remi) 01
10. Phase Contrast Microscope (Olympus) 01
11. Tissue Culture Research Microscope (Olympus) 01
12. Laminar Air Flow 02
13. Whether college has been accredited by NAAC/NBA, mention the rating: -
Reaccredited in May 2014 by NAAC- “A” Grade, 3.03 CGPA
14. Full Bank Details (Mandate Form)
Name of the Bank: State Bank of India
Branch: Chanchal Chowraha,
Bairagarh, Bhopal 462030
Account Number: 63042300202
I.F.S Code: S.B.I N0030004
Signature of Registrar of Affiliating University
(With Seal)
Signature of Principal
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