prospectus- k.j.somaiya jr. college of sci. & comm

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Padmabhushan

(Late) Pujya Shree Karamshibhai Jethabhai Somaiya

(May 16, 1902 - May 9, 1999)

A Message From The Founder

My Dear Young Students,

Welcome to you to the Institutions of Vidyavihar! Your

Finest Hour is here. The future belongs to you.

Let us all zealously work together and dedicate ourselves to build India of our dreams. Remember, nothing was ever achieved without hard work.

Be bold but not be bowled over. Let Truth and Duty be your

watchwords. Never despair in the face of setbacks.

Keep courage and continue to work with Fortitude. Have

faith in yourselves and in the Almighty. Strive for your Goals and the future is yours!

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Founder: Padmabhushan (Late) Shri. Karamshi J. Somaiya

First President: (Late) Justice N. H. Bhagwati

First Vice- President: (Late) Dr. S. K. Somaiya

Past Distinguished Members of the Managing Council

Late Dr. Dharamashi Ghelaram Vyas Late Shri. Mohanlal T. Mehta (Sopan)

Late Shri. Hansraj Jeevandas Mirani Late Shri. Varadhbhai L. Patel

Late Prof. Chandulal Nagindas Vakil Late Dr. Smt. Madhuriben R. Shah

Late Dr. Manubhai Pranjivan Vaidya Late Smt. Jashwantiben O. Desai

Late Prof. Manohar Ramchandra Palande

Late Shri. Ramkrishna Bajaj

Late Shri. Tulsidas Mulji Sheth

Late Smt. Sakarbai K. Somaiya

Late Prof. Shripad G. Hulyalkar

Late Shri. M. Menezes

Late Shri. K. N. Sundaram

Late Dr. G. S. Koshe

Late Shri Dattatraya Dhondo Gadgil

Late Shri. Chandansing Bharakatiya Late Dr. Ushaben H. Mehta

Late Shri. P. M. Kavadia

Members of The Managing Council of Somaiya Vidyavihar

President Ex-officio Members

Shri. P. N. Bhagwati Prin. Dr. Vijay Joshi

(Rtd. Chief Justice, Supreme Court) Prin. Dr. (Smt) Sudha Vyas

Prin. (Smt) Bhanu Padmaja

Vice President Dr. Lalit Mehta

Shri. Samir S. Somaiya Prof. P. V. Narasimham

Dr. Suresh Ghai

Hon Secretaries Prin. Dr. (Smt) Vasundhara Padmanabhan

Shri. Sureshbhai Shah (Somaiya Vidyavihar) Prin. Dr. S. G. Kirloskar

Shri. V. Ranganathan (Somaiya Trust) Prin. Mr. Narendra Pathak

Prin. (Smt) Sushila Yadav

Members Prin. P. P. Karkhanis

Smt. Leela M. kotak Dr. (Smt.) Kala Acharya

Prof. Rupa Shah Dr. (Smt) K. Sankaranarayan

Smt. Savitri H. Daiya Dr. (Smt.) K. Mrudula Davda

Smt. Divya C. Mirani Prof. V. Rajaraman

Smt. Janki B. Thakkar Dr. (Smt) Gita Mehta

Shri. Bomy Boyce Prin. (Smt) Veena Krishnanand

Shri. Amit Hariani Prin. (Smt) Kashmira Bulsara

Dr. Patnaa Gokhaale Dr. A. P. Jamkhedkar

Shri. Jagdish Parekh Prin. Dr. M. A. Babu

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CONTENTS

1. About The College 4

2. Tribute To Shri. S. K. Somaiya 5

3. From the Principal's Desk 6

4. Our Performance 7

5. Our Achievers 8

6. General Information 13

7. Facilities 14

8. Courses Offered 16

9. Admissions 18

10. Admission Guide Lines 19

11. Fee Structure 21

12. Cancellation & Refund of Fees 23

13. Attendance 24

14. Discipline And Code of Conduct 24

15. Examination Scheme and Rules 25

16. Academic Calender 28

17. Extra and Co-curricular Activities 29

18. Scholarships and Free ships 31

19. List of Faculty Members 33

20. List of Non Teaching Staff Members 35

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Institutes & charitable activities aided by Somaiya Trusts 36

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ABOUT THE COLLEGE

A Dream Come True The establishment of Somaiya Vidyavihar was the fulfillment of the dream of Late Padmbhushan Pujya Shree Karamshibhai Jethabhai Somaiya - an industrialist of distinction and a great visionary. The foundation stone of K. J. Somaiya college of Arts and science was laid under the auspices of the Somaiya Vidyavihar Trust in 1960. It was the beginning of many educational institutions growing on the vast campus of Somaiya Vidyavihar. K. J. Somaiya College of Science emerged as an independent institution in 1972. The Commerce faculty was added in 1986 and the college was rechristened K. J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce.

Accreditation The College has grown in leaps and bounds in terms of student strength, courses and subjects offered, facilities etc. The College had an opportunity to endorse its standard and class through the National Assessment and Accreditation council, an autonomous institution of University Grants Commission, in 2004. The college received ‘A’ grade in the assessment. The college has been reaccredited with NAAC ‘A’grade in the year 2010. Vision Statement Equip the student with knowledge and skills of their chosen vocation, inculcate values, provide them opportunities for all-round growth and prepare them for life.

Vision of the founder Understand and respond to the needs of modern Science and Technology Provide a

sound spiritual foundation to march into the future. Provide opportunities for all-round development of individuals.

Mission To equip the students with knowledge and skills in their chosen vocation.

To provide value-based education and opportunities to students to help them to face

challenges in life.

To nurture a scientific attitude, temperament and culture among the students.

To continually review, develop and renew the approach to build India of the Founder’s

dream

Goals And Objectives

To build a strong Academia-Industry bridge. To provide flexibility in the courses and proactively adapt to the changing needs of students and the society. To establish a center for multi-disciplinary activities. To mould individuals who would nurture the cultural heritage of our country and contribute to the betterment of the society.

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A TRIBUTE TO SHRI. S.K.SOMAIYA

: Our Inspiration :

The Great Visionary and Transformational leader,

(Late) Dr. Shantilal K. Somaiya

29-12-1927 to 01-01-2010

A leading Industrialist & Businessman, received various awards including prestigious ‘Luminosa’ & ‘Sanskrit Mitra’ titles. Strongly upheld the peaceful co-existence of religions and travelled extensively across the globe to spread the message of Indian Culture & Philosophy. Also made remarkable contribution to Education & upliftment of ‘adivasis’.

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

At the outset, on behalf of management, my staff and myself, I extend a warm and whole hearted

welcome to you to this premier institute. Hearty congratulations on your success. But remember;

today's success is just a milestone in your journey.

Education is a great engine of personal development. To learn is to change. Education is the

process that changes the learner. Education is not filling the bucket but lighting the fire. We

welcome you to this temple of learning.

Every accomplishment starts with decision to try to keep your dream alive. Understand, to

achieve anything requires faith and belief in yourself and enthusiasm. Enthusiasm is excitement

with inspiration, motivation and a pinch of creativity. The size of your accomplishment and

quality of your achievement will depend largely on how big a man you see in yourself. What sort

of image you get of your possible self at your best.

Think positively with confidence and faith. Life will become more secure, richer in achievement

and experience. Thinking is more interesting than knowing. Knowing is not enough. Vision,

dedication, determination and hard work are the key to success. Where there is knowledge and

wisdom, there is prosperity, success, freedom and bliss.

The key aspects of the character of K. J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce can be

summarized thus, we stand for academic excellence and education of the whole person beyond

the curriculum, within a framework of ethical, disciplined and caring teaching that goes back to

thousands of years in India. K. J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce is an outward

looking, modern and ambitious college which draws inspiration from age-old scriptures,

discipline and traditions because they have stood the test of time and have benefited generation

after generation. We value decorum, courtesy, self-discipline and honesty because the world

values them as strength that will help students rise above the pack and achieve respect and

success in their chosen fields. All the best,

Dr. Vijay Joshi

Principal

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OUR PERFORMANCE 2013-2014:

Result of S.Y.J.C.

Stream No. of

students

Distinction First

Class

Second

Class

Pass Cl. Fail Passing

Percentage

Science

836 207 446 169 03 11 98.68%

Comm.

254 142 100 11 -- 01 99.60%

MCVC

28 09 14 05 -- -- 100%

Result of F.Y.J.C. Stream No. of

students

Dist. First

Class

Second

Class

Pass

Class

Promoted Fail Passing

Percentage

Science

672 38 308 226 02 76 22 96.72%

Comm.

313 09 203 86 01 12 02 99.36%

MCVC

32 00 03 12 01 16 00 100%

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Hearty Congratulation to our toppers in various streams in the H.S.C. Board Examination Held in March 2014

BOARD TOPPER- PRATIK BRID – 200/200 (COMPUTER SCIENCE)

SCIENCE: SHAH PARTH RAJESH - 93.69%

(Overall Science Topper from Electronics)

DOSHI PARTH ATUL - 92.46%

COMMERCE: KATARIA PARTH - 89.54%

CHHEDA HARDIK - 87.85%

MCVC : SHAH ADITYA - 84.92%

GOEL KARISHMA - 83.69%

SCIENCE PASS PERCENTAGE: 98.68%

COMMERCE PASS PERCENTAGE: 99.60%

MCVC PASS PERCENTAGE: 100%

OVER ALL PASS PERCENTAGE: 99% S.Y.J.C COMMERCE

SUB: English SUB: Marathi Goyal Ria Ashok 88 Kanther Dipika Gautham 88 Patel Foram Dinesh 88

Ashar Divya Jayesh 87 Mandaliya Drashti Prakash 87 Jain Femi Praful 87 Kataria Parth Dharmendra 87 Pillai Lakshmipriya V. 87 Shethiya Krishna Krantilal 86

Chheda Hardik Mohan 86 Mandaliya Drashti Prakash 85 Vejare Rachana Suryakanth 84

SUB: Gujarati SUB: Sanskrit Takkar Nidhee Jignesh 91 Patel Krupa Bhavesh 85 Padhiyar Archana Pradeep 85 Behera Jay Dharmapada 83 Chandarana Manasi Sunil 83

Shah Kinjal Jeetendra 85 Pillai Lakshmipriya V 85 Shah Hiral Kishore 84 Bhosale Kshtija 83

SUB: Hindi SUB: Economics Bhanushali Bhakti Hariram 88 Jain Riddhi Vinod 88 Lapasia Mittal Dinesh 88 Takkal Hemali Nitin 88 Singh Vijaykumar H. 88 Maity Dolam Ganesh 86 Garmania Prachi Mayur 86 Chedda Harshil Rajesh 86 Ethodia Piyush K 86 Oswal Dharmil Anup 86 Goyal Ruia Ashok 85 Kataria Parth 85 Panchal Ami Bharatkumar 85 Sharma Shivani 85 Sharma Sakshi 85

Jain Saurabh Lalit 94 Shah Hiral Kishore 93 Nair Shweta Chandran 93 Chedda Hardik Mohan 91 Kataria Parth 91 Nair Monika 91 Takkar Nidhee Jignesh 91 Nagori Aafreen Mohd.S 91

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SUB: Book Keeping SUB: Organization of Commerce Malkar Sayili Deepak 99 Maity Dolam Ganesh 99 Kataria Parth 99 Agarwal Saurabh Pawar 99 Vora Rushabh Nitin 99 Malde Roshni Deepak 98 Ethodia Piyush Khubilal 98 Shah Hiral Kishore 98 Kholiya Prakash Kishore 97 Lapasiya Mittal Dinesh 97 Sharma Ankita Vinod 97 Patel Foram Dinesh 97

Hindocha Shreya Hiren 91 Doshi Niharika Praful 91 Chaudasama Hetal Mukesh 91 Bhosale Kshitja Pravin 90 Kotari Kanchi Lalit 90 Bhanushali Bhakti Hariram 89 Bhanushali Nilesh Kumar 89 Khan Ibrat Parveen A. 89 Gala Ushmi Rajesh 89 Naman Bharat 89 Ganatra Shivani Anil 89 Ganatra Manali Pratap 89 Shetye Shruti Pushparaj 89

SUB: Secretarial Practice SUB: Mathematics Chaudasama Hetal Mukesh 91 Choudhari Swati Kumari 91 Khan Aayisha Taffajal AB 90 Kothari Shewata Deepak 90 Padhiyar Archana Pradeep 90 Bhosale Kshitija Praveen 89

Kataria Parth Dharmender 98 Bhanushali Bhakti Hariram 97 Kholiya Prakash Kishore 97 Maity Dolam Ganesh 97 Kotari Kanchi Lalit 97 Vora Rushabh Nitin 97 Kulkarni Deven Nitin 96 Agarwal Saurabh Pawan 96

S.Y.J.C MCVC

ENGLISH HINDI Gori Vidhi Kanyalal 83 Gala Nirali Kamlesh 79 Dave Amruta Prakash 76

Goyal Karishma Sharanpal 85 Udeshi Tanvi Ketan 82 Gala Nirali Kamlesh 80

MARATHI GUJRATI Kamble Rohan Dilip 76 Rane Pooja Sandeep 63 Sonawane Tejaswini Vilas 56

Shah Aditya Mukesh 81 Vora Harshita Rajnikant 75 Chotani Parth Hitesh 75 Shah Riya Hitesh 72

M1 M2 Shah Aditya Mukesh 97 Goel Karishma Sharalpal 93 Rathod Shreya Tirath 90 Shah Riya Hitesh 90

Shah Aditya Mukesh 97 Shetty Atharva Narayana 96 Rathod Shreya Tirath 96 Udeshi Tanvi Ketan 91

M3 FC Shah Aditya Mukesh 89 Goyal Karishma Sharanpal 87 Rathod Shreya Tirath 86

Rathod Shreya Tirath 87 Gori Vidhi Kanyalal 84 Shah Aditya Mukesh 82

MCVC TOPPERS

1. SHAH ADITYA MUKESH 84.92% 2. GOYAL KARISHMA SHARANPAL 83.69% 3. RATHOD SHREYA TIRATH 81.69%

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SCIENCE TOPPERS

ENGLISH MATHS Bhanushali Karishma Rajesh 89 Bhadra Bhakti Vijay 89 Dhanak Twinkle Kishore 89 Kshemkalyani Manjiri Vilas 88 Shah Varun Hitesh 88 Parikh Saumil Sameer 88 Hindocha Kanchi Yogesh 87 Kotak Shrushti Kiran 87 Gada Maitri Devendra 87 Lodhavia Mihir Dhairyen 87 Shah Ruchi Rajendra 87 Shrivastav Siddhant Krishna 87 Yende Pooja Anil 87 Shah Nishant Hitesh 87

Vora Vivek Himatlal 100 Doshi Parth Atul 99 Jain Pratik Vijay 99 Shah Parth Rajesh 99 Visariya Ramesh Arvind 99 Yadav Shubam Vedprakash 99 Mehta Vivek Vinithilal 99 Parmar Amish Suresh 99 Ajmera Tushal Ravi 98 Madhani Roshan Mahesh 98 Kotak Shrisuti Pranay 98 Gazinkar Amey Mohan 98 Bangera Aishwarya Prakash 98

MARATHI GUJRATI Sawant Samruddhi Ashok 92 Borade Neha Dnayneshwar 88 Gade Ashish Dinkar 88 Jogale Rohan Shankar 87 Keluskar Tanmay Tushar 87 Gunjal Rohit Ashok 87 Bhojane Priya Santosh 87 Patil Prajakta Vishwas 87

Bhanushali Twinkle Bharat 87 Patel Astha Mukesh 87 Pandya Digant Bhaveshkumar 87 Mithiya Jinal Kirti 87 Joshi Krina Hitesh 86 Patel Ronak Dayadhai 86 Nanda Kiran Damji 86 Parikh Harsh Prashant 85

HINDI SANSKRIT Bhanushali Toral Jethalal 90 Davda Kruti Vijay 90 Pal Sumit Raghunath 90 Jain Surbhi Prakash 89 Das Riya Bikash Chandra 89 Shetty Preetham Chandrashekhar 89 Raghvani Sagar Amarshi 88 Sayed Maryafatima Wahidul hasan 88 Yadav Gajanand Nanoji 88

Deshpande Aniket Ajit 89 Alshi Priyanka Sachitranand 82 Kanase Shraddha Suhas 80

GEOLOGY PHYSICS Pai Sumedh Raghunath 99 Keluskar Tanmai Tusshar 98 Shah Varun Nitesh 94

Doshi Parth Atul 98 Shah Parth Rajesh 95 Vora Vivek Himatlal 94 Parab Tushar Tukkaram 94

CHEMISTRY Biology Shah Parth Rajesh 99 Shah Ruchi Rajendra 97 Mehta Harsh Bharat 96

Shah Ruchi Rajendra 94 Agarwal Ankita Mukesh 92 Parikh Harsh Prashant 91 Lapasiya Twinkle Hiten 91

Electronics Comp. Sci Bangera Aishwarya Prakash 198 Shah Parth Rajesh 198 Parikh Soumil Sameer 195 Gazinkar Amey Mohan 194

Brid Pratik Subhash 200 Dolakia Jimit Prashanth 199 Madani Rohan Mahesh 198 Kanchan Vijeta Harschandra 198 Ganatra Darsh Deepak 198 Mehta Alabh Kaushik 198

Subjectwise toppers Sci/Com/MCVC:

Eng- 89/88/83 Phy.- 98 OC.- 91 Sans.-89/85/- M1.- 97

Mar.-92/86/76 Chem.- 99 SP. - 91 FC. - 87 M2.- 97

Guj.- 87/91/81 Bio. - 94 Eco. - 94 Geo. - 99 M3.- 89

Hin. -90/88/85 Maths-100/88/ Bk. - 99 Comp.- 200 Elec.-198

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT-2013-2014

The academic year 2013-14 was a very important year in respect to the participation of K.J.

Somaiya College of Science & Commerce students in different disciplines at various

competitions. The highlights were the National level Winner/participation, State level, Division

level, District level and Intra campus.

National level participation/winner:

The students actively participated at the various sports events organized by Inter collegiate, Inter

university level, Intra campus etc.

1. Swapnil Konda- S.Y.B.Sc. I.T. participated in Athletic 400 meters competition at Patiala –

Punjab.

2. Jagruti Murbadkar- F.Y.B.Com participated in Table tennis at Kolkata.

3. Deven Mane- F.Y.J.C. secured Gold medal in his category under 19 boys section at the National

level in Taekwondo, Bangalore.

4. Sandeep Patil – T.Y. B.Com participated in Taekwondo at National level.

5. SagarKharat – M.Com. Part I was selected for All India University Best Physic competition.

6. Sonali kadam – F.Y.J.C. secured Silver medal in her category under 19 at India Acrobatic

gymnastic 2013-14

7. S.K .kiran – S.Y.J.C. secured Silver medal in her category under 19 at India Acrobatic gymnastic

2013-14

State level participation/winner:

Shaurab Thorat of S.Y.J.C. participated at Y.M.C.A. State athletic meet in 4x100 meters relay and got

silver medal.

1. Pratik Chauthani of S.Y.J.C. participated in Badminton.

2. Alok Kumar Sahu of S.Y. B.Sc. I.T. participated in athletic event of 800 meters.

Division level:

1. Sanika More F.Y.J.C. participated at division level and also got Bronze medal in swimming.

2. Volley ball team also participated at division level.

District level:

1. Volley ball team got Gold medal in D.S.O.

2. Sumit Kadam- F.Y.J.C. secured Gold medal in Taekwondo.

3. Devendra Mane – F.Y.J.C. secured Gold medal in Taekwondo.

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Intra Campus level-Somaiya Vidyavihar Tournaments 2013-14:

participation/winner:

1. Carrom- I Prize, - II (Girls).

2. Table Tennis - I (Girls).

3. Basket Ball Team – I (Boys).

4. Foot Ball team - II (Boys).

5. Cricket team - Participation.

6. Volley Ball Team - II (Girls)

7. Squash - Participation.

8. Badminton - Participation.

9. Athletic events:

Events Winner (Boys) Winner (Girls)

100 meters - -

Short Put I and III -

Long Jump - -

800 meters I -

1500 meters I, II, III II

400 meters I II, III

200 meters - II

4 x 100 meters I -

SPORTS DEPARTMENT

RAVINDRA KUMAR WALMIKI

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Office Hours: The College office shall be open all working days between 9.30 am and 5.00 p.m. All cash

transactions will be attended to, between 10.30 am and 1.00 pm.

Contact Information: Principal: Dr. Vijay B. Joshi E-mail: [email protected] Supervisor: Dr. Mrs. Shailaja Menon E-mail: [email protected]

Office Telephone No. - 21025919

Fax No. - 21024918

Website - www.somaiya.edu

Holiday: The College shall remain closed on Sunday and Public Holidays as declared by the Government. Holiday prescribed by University both for the long vacations and for the Christmas Break. Such other days as the Principal may declare from time to time.

Hostel: The College has limited accommodation for male and female students in Polytechnic Hostel situated within the college campus.

Library: The College library, situated on the 4th floor, is spacious and well-equipped with books including Reference books, Encyclopedia, journals, CD ROMS etc. It is computerized with Internet facility for staff as well as Students. Library timing is between 7.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. Students are not allowed to bring mobile phones in the library. Home issue card is issued by the library against the ID. Card, original fee receipt and a passport size photograph. It is compulsory to bring Identity Card and Reader’s ticket while entering the library. Further if demanded, the card should be produced to any staff member of the library.

Home Issue of books: Timing 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Only One book will be issued per card. Books are issued for a period of seven days i.e. to the date written on the back side of the book. If the books are not returned on the due date, a fine of Rs 2/- per day will be charged (including holidays and Sundays). In case any book is lost or damaged by the student, the student is required to replace the book. If the book is not available in the market, he or she will pay the cost of the book. If the student does not pay the library fine, the privilege of borrowing books may be suspended. Reference books, rare books, journals, bound - volumes are not issued on Home issue card. Textbook will be issued immediately, while for obtaining reference books a student must fill up a demand slip. Book Bank Scheme: Economically backward students will be given text books after full payment. On return of the books at the end of the II term, 90% of the cost will be reimbursed.

Inter-Library Loan Facility Overnight book facility for students during the exam. Best Library user award for staff and students. Additional library cards to Toppers.

http://www.somaiya.edu/

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FACILITIES Facilities for indoor and outdoor games are provided to the students interested in participating and in representing the college in various sports. Inter-class competitions / tournaments are conducted and Championship prizes awarded. Counseling Cell: Counselor Ms. Pratima Panjuani visits the college twice a week to guide and assist the students to handle stress or related problems, on all working Tuesday and Wednesday Timing - Tuesdays : 1.00 pm to 5.00 pm

Wednesday : 10.00 am to 2.00 pm

Museums: The Geology Department exhibits many rare specimens. Visitors from other educational institutions visit this with prior permission. The Zoology Department too has a good collection, interestingly displayed. Health Post: The health post is equipped with basic first aid items. Doctors from K. J. Somaiya Medical College and hospital attend to staff and students once every week. Reprographic Facilities: Xerox facility is available for students. Canteen: Suruchi Canteen provides tasty snacks at reasonable rate.

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TALENT SEARCH

A specialized Training Centre for school students to prepare for Brihanmumbai Talent search (BTS), State Talent Search (STS) and National Talent search (NTS) examination is operational at the college. It is a well established Centre conducting guidance classes for school students for the following: 1. STS/NTS Examination (State Talent Search/National Talent Search Examination)

For VIII Std students: Duration for STS Exam: 3rd week of June to Sept (end) and Five test papers during Diwali Vacation. Timings: 4.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Saturdays. 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Sundays.

Fees: Rs. 2,500/- Admission (In the first week of May) on the basis of the result of VII Std.

Contact: Chemistry Department: Ground floor, old wing.

2. Practicals for Bal Vaidnyaniks Exam for VI and IX Std. students in 2nd and 3rd week of December. Contact person: Mrs. Meena Sharma (Physics Department: First floor, Old wing)

Please contact: during first week of December.

3. 'Pragati' Foundation Course for Competitive exams: It is a new course which was started from the academic year, 2008-09, for std. VIII and Std. IX students. The course is carried during three terms (One term during VIII Std and two terms in IX Std.) Timings: 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. on Sundays. First term: for VIII Std. student from 3rd week of November to Feb (end) for twelve weeks. Second term: For IX Std. students from 3rd week of June to Sept. for twelve weeks, and Third term for IX Std. students form 3rd week of November to Feb. (end) for twelve weeks.

Fees Rs. 7,500/-(For Three terms) Admission will be given for VIII Std. students on the basis of their academic performance in VIII Std. or in Test Series of STS or in the entrance examination conducted in 3rd week of November, by the Centre.

Contact: Chemistry Department, Ground Floor, Old wing.

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COURSES OFFERED UNDER SCIENCE STREAM F.Y.J.C. S.Y.J.C.

1. English 1. English

2. Hindi /Marathi/Gujarati/ Sanskrit 2. Hindi /Marathi/Gujarati/ Sanskrit

3. Physics 3. Physics

4. Chemistry 4. Chemistry

5. Mathematics 5. Mathematics

6. Biology/Geology 6. Biology/Geology

7. Environmental Science 7. Environmental Science

8. Physical Education 8. Physical Education

Note: The subject of Geology may be opted along with Hindi or Marathi or

Sanskrit only. Geology deals with study of rocks, minerals, fossils, energy

resources like coal, water etc. Geologists have widespread job

opportunities in India and abroad. K. J. Somaiya College of Science and

Commerce is one of the only two colleges in Mumbai offering this subject.

Vocational Science Stream (Un-aided)

F.Y.J.C. S.Y.J.C.


2. Electronics/Computer Science 2. Electronics/Computer Science

3. Physics 3. Physics

4. Chemistry 4. Chemistry

5. Mathematics 5. Mathematics



Note: Value Education and physical education are compulsory papers for all F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C. students.

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COURSES OFFERED UNDER COMMERCE STREAM F. Y. J. C. S.Y. J. C.


2. Hindi / Marathi / Gujarati / Sanskrit 2. Hindi / Marathi / Gujarati / Sanskrit

3. Book Keeping 3. Book Keeping

4. Economics 4. Economics

5. Mathematics / Secretarial Practice 5. Mathematics / Secretarial Practice

6. Organization of Commerce 6. Organization of Commerce



We have un-aided section also under the Commerce stream.

Minimum Competency Vocational Course (M.C.V.C.)

F. Y. J. C. S.Y. J. C.


2. Hindi / Marathi / Gujarati / Sanskrit 2. Hindi / Marathi / Gujarati / Sanskrit

3. General Foundation Course 3. General Foundation Course

4. Accounting and Auditing (1) 4. Accounting and Auditing (1)



7. Environment Science 7. Environment Science


Note: 1. Value Education is compulsory for all F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C. students. 2) Students of MCVC are eligible to take admission to F.Y.B.Com as in-house students, as per

the norms of University of Mumbai.

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ADMISSION

1. Admission process to F.Y.J.C. has been made online by the Govt. of Maharashtra from the academic year 2009-2010 vide GRM/HSC170944/09 U MASH I dt. 28-06-2009.

2. Gujarati Linguistic Minority quota admission will be on-line. 3. As our institution has been conferred with the Gujarati Linguistic Minority Status by the Govt. of

Maharashtra, 50% of the seats will be reserved for the aforesaid Linguistic Minority. 4. Minority admission is as per the guidelines given by Education Department. Admission is strictly as per

merit list prepared by the College administration. 5. Second language - Due to limited seats, students might have to accept any other language offered by the

College other than the desired languages. 6. Commerce stream - For optional subjects (Mathematics / Sec Practice) admission is strictly based on the

percentage of marks secured in Mathematics at 10th Std. level. 7. Final decision regarding admission will rest at the absolute discretion of the College administration.

Total Intake Capacity:

Stream Science Commerce

Intake Capacity 720 360

Gujarati Linguistic Minority 360 180

Open 360 180

M.C.V.C.

Intake Capacity 30

Gujarati Linguistic Minority 15

Open 15

Vocational Science

Electronics Computer Science

Intake Capacity 100 100

Gujarati Linguistic Minority 50 50

Open 50 50

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ADMISSION GUIDELINES

Documents Required (for all): 1. Original SSC mark sheet + 2 attested copies 2. Original School Leaving Certificate + 2 attested copies 3. Two stamp size photographs

Additional Documents Category

1. Gujarati Linguistic Minority: Original and Zerox copy of community

membership registration or Father’s / Mother’s mark sheet stating Gujarati languages as mother tongue

or

Community Letter or Original affidavit on Rs. 20 stamp paper stating that

they belong to Gujarati community.

2. Service Men: Certificate issued by District Sainik Board.

3. Ex-Service Men: Service Certificate and copy of Identify Card.

4. Ward of Freedom Fighters: Documents as per G. R. Tem / 2001 /PRA No. 214/Sec. Edu-4 / dt 11 Feb 2001

5. Sports and Cultural: Documents as per G. R. No. HSC 1707 / (222/07) /

UMASHI / 1/ dt 26 June 2008 6. Physically Handicapped: Certificate showing at least 40% disability issued by

Civil surgeon/ Govt. Medical Officer / Municipal Hospital

B. Documents to be submitted by the student of other Boards: 1. Provisional eligibility :

A student from another Board of secondary or intermediate Education or any other statutory examining body, seeking admission to this College shall apply to the Board through the college for a statement of eligibility. The students have to obtain final confirmation and eligibility for which they will be required to submit the following certificates in original along with a zerox copy.

Original Mark Sheet Original Passing Certificate

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DOCUMENTS ISSUED BY THE COLLEGE

Bonafide Certificate: Students who are admitted to the Junior College are

eligible to get a bonafide certificate on application and payment of Rs. 10/-

(Rupees Ten Only).

Railway Concession:

Only bonafide students of the college for the academic year (male students

below 25 years and all girl students) are eligible for Railway

concession for their season tickets between the stations nearest to their

home and Ghatkopar or Vidyavihar. The student has to apply in a

prescribed form of application available at the college office between

9.30 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. on any working day.

SMART PROCESS: In order to make railway concession easier and

faster, the college has started online smart process. Students can log on

to smart process for local railway concession.

Long journey Railway Concessions are granted only for the vacation

period according to rules of the railways for commuting to native places as

shown in admission forms.

3. Transcript: Students seeking transcripts are required to apply on a plain

paper giving full details (Mark sheets and relevant documents) to the

Principal. Following verification of the documents and payment of Rs.

1000/- to the cashier; five copies of the transcript will be provided Rs. 50/-

will be charged for every additional copy.

4. College leaving certificate : Students who have passed XII standard

examination will be issued college leaving certificate.

5. NOC: A No Objection Certificate will be issued to a student on a written

request at the discretion of the Principal on payment of Rs. 20/- (Rupees

Twenty Only).

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FEE STRUCTURE

CONSOLIDATED FEES STRUCTURE FOR FYJC ADMISSION (YEAR 2014-15)

PARTICULARS

BOYS GIRLS

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S.P.

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with

MATH

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SP

SCIE

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V.SCI MCVC

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S.P.

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MAT

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Comme

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Aided

with

Maths

Commer

ce Un-

Aided

with SP

SCIENCE

Regular

V.SCI MCVC

TUITION FEES

240 240 240 240 240 240 240 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TERM FEES

40 40 40 40 40 40 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ADMISSION FEES

20 20 20 20 20 20 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

LAB.FEE/WORKSHOP

FEES

0 0 0 0 70 70 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ID CARD FEES

25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

LIB DEPOSIT

10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

LAB DEPOSIT

0 0 0 0 50 50 100 0 0 0 0 50 50 100

PART -A TOTAL

335 335 335 335 455 455 515 35 35 35 35 85 85 135

JOURNAL FEES

0 150 150 0 450 550 350 0 150 150 0 450 550 350

LIFETIME RFID ID CARD

FEES

135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135

OTHER FEES

200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 500 500 200 200 200

LIBRARY CARD FEES

25 25 150 150 25 25 25 25 25 150 150 25 25 25

ANNUAL COLLEGE

MAGAZINE

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

CUTTURAL

&COURRICULAR

ACTVITES FEES

200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200

EXAM FEES

200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200

STUDENT MUTUAL

FUND

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

INSTTI DEV FUND

0 0 9080 9080 0 0 600 0 0 9080 9080 0 0 600

VOCATIONAL FEES

0 0 0 0 0 20000 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000 0

PART-B TOTAL

910 1060 10265 10115 1360 21460 1860 910 1060 10565 10415 1360 21460 1860

GRAND TOTAL

1245 1395 10600 10450 1815 21915 2375 945 1095 10600 10450 1445 21545 1995

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CONSOLIDATED FEES STRUCTURE FOR FYJC ADMISSION (YEAR 2014-15)

PARTICULARS RESERVED

COMMERCE

WITH SP COMMERCE

WITH MATHS SCIENCE

REGULAR VOCATIONAL

SCIENCE MCVC

PART- A

TUITION FEES

0 0 0 0 0

TERM FEES 0 0 0 0 0

ADMISSION FEES 0 0 0 0 0

LAB.FEE/WORKSHOP FEES 0 0 0 0 0

ID CARD FEES 25 25 25 25 25

LIB DEPOSIT 10 10 10 10 10

LAB DEPOSIT 0 0 50 50 100

PART -A TOTAL 35 35 85 85 135

PART-B

JOURNAL FEES

0 150 450 550 350

LIFETIME RFID ID CARD FEES 135 135 135 135 135

OTHER FEES 200 200 200 200 200

LIBRARY CARD FEES 25 25 25 25 25

ANNUAL COLLEGE MAGAZINE 100 100 100 100 100

CUTTURAL &COURRICULAR ACTVITES FEES

0 0 0 0 0

EXAM FEES 200 200 200 200 200

STUDENT MUTUAL FUND 50 50 50 50 50

INSTTI DEV FUND 0 0 0 0 600

VOCATIONAL FEES 0 0 0 20000 0

PART-B TOTAL 710 860 1160 21260 1660

GRAND TOTAL 745 895 1245 21345 1795

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CONSOLIDATED FEES STRUCTURE FOR SYJC ADMISSION (YEAR 2014-15)

PARTICULARS

BOYS GIRLS/RESERVED

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m

Aide

d

with

S.P.

Com

m

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with

MAT

HS

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Aided

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Maths

Comm

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Aided

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V.SCI MCVC

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Aided

with

Maths

Comme

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Aided

with

SP

SCIE

NCE

Regul

ar

V.SCI MCVC

PART- A

TUITION FEES

264 264 264 264 264 264 300

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TERM FEES

44 44 44 44 44 44 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

LAB.FEE/WORKSHOP

FEES

0 0 0 0 70 70 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PART -A TOTAL

308 308 308 308 378 378 450 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PART-B

JOURNAL FEES

0 150 150 0 450 550 350

0 150 150 0 450 550 350

OTHER FEES

202 202 202 202 202 202 202 202 202 510 510 202 202 202

LIBRARY CARD FEES

25 25 150 150 25 25 25 25 25 150 150 25 25 25

ANNUAL COLLEGE

MAGAZINE

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

CUTTURAL

&COURRICULAR

ACTVITES FEES

200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200

EXAM FEES

200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200

STUDENT MUTUAL

FUND

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

INSTTI DEV FUND

0 0 9080 9080 0 0 600 0 0 9080 9080 0 0 600

VOCATIONAL FEES

0 0 0 0 0 20000 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000 0

PART-B TOTAL

777 927 10132 9982 1227 21327 1727 777 927 10440 10290 1227 21327 1727

GRAND TOTAL

1085 1235 10440 10290 1605 21705 2177 777 927 10440 10290 1227 21327 1727

CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION AND REFUND OF FEES

(Education and Youth Service Department Circular No. HSC : 1076/419-XX-XXI Dated 7-8-76

For cancellation of admission, the student should apply in a prescribed form available in the college office. If a

student informs the institution before the commencement of the academic year that he wants to withdraw and he

cannot continue his education in the same Institution for any reason, the Institution concerned should refund the

tuition fees, term fees, laboratory fees (if any) and Library and Laboratory deposits, if any, actually collected from

the student in full. If a student desires to withdraw and applies for refund of fees after the commencement of the academic year, the

Institution should retain the term fee and Laboratory fee (if any) in full and also the proportionate amount of

tuition fee till the end of the month in which the refund is claimed. The amount of tuition fee, if any, will only be

refunded. The Library and Laboratory deposit should also be refunded.

In case of, Vocational Unaided Courses (Electronics and Comp. Sci), Vocational fees is NOT refundable.

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ATTENDANCE

It is mandatory for students to keep a minimum attendance of 75% in lectures, practicals and tutorial separately, failing which their terms will not be granted and they will not be eligible to appear for the annual examination. S.Y.J.C. Students are required to note that the H.S.C. examination forms are liable to be withdrawn, if they fail to maintain the minimum attendance required. Application of leave of absence on account of bonafide illness or other reasons deemed genuine by the Principal should be submitted to the college office on time.

DISCIPLINE AND CODE OF CONDUCT

Students should always wear their valid college identity card whenever in college or representing the college at any other place.

Students should not loiter in and around the college corridors and premises during working hours.

Students found loitering, creating nuisance, destroying the college property or misbehaving are liable to strict disciplinary action.

Smoking is strictly prohibited in the campus.

Students must attend lectures, practicals and tutorials according to the time-table of their respective classes on all working days.

Student shall not attend classes other than their own without prior permission of the teachers concerned.

Students should not collect any funds from other students or from outsiders without the written permission of the Principal.

Students shall not organize picnics, excursions, trips, etc, without prior written permission of the Principal.

No society must be formed or meeting held or any person invited to address the students in the college without prior written permission of the Principal.

Any student found to be involved in any form of ragging will be severely dealt.

Students shall be dressed in a manner which is decent and appropriate for an educational institution. Students shall not use mobile phones in the college premises.

Use dustbins to throw litter and keep your college premises clean.

Decisions regarding matters not covered above will rest at the absolute discretion of the Principal.

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THE SCHEDULE OF FYJC EXAMINATION 2014-2015:

T- Theory, Pr – Practicals, Or – Orals

Schedule Examination Subject Maximum Marks

1) Fourth week Internal Phy/Chem/Bio/Maths 25 Marks (each subject)

of August assessment 1

Languages 25 Marks

Vocational Science 100 Marks (P I + P II)

M.C.V.C. 50 Marks

Physical Education. 25 Marks

2) Third week of Internal Phy/Chem/Bio/Maths 25 Marks (each subject)

January

assessment 2

Languages 25 Marks

Vocational Science 100 Marks(P I + P II)

M.C.V.C. 50 Marks

Physical Education 50 Marks (Practicals)

3) Third week of Terminal Phy/Chem/Bio/Maths 50 Marks (each subject)

October

Languages 50 Marks

Vocational Science 200 Marks (P I + P II)

MCVC 100 Marks

Physical Education 25 Marks

4) Third Week of Annual Phy/Chem/Bio/ Maths/ 100 Marks (70 T + 30

March Languages / Pr)

Vocational Science 100 Marks (80 T + 20

Value Education Pr)

MCVC 200 marks (P I + P II)

50 marks

100 marks

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THE SCHEDULE OF SYJC EXAMINATION 2014-2015:

Schedule Examination Subject Maximum Marks

I. Unit August Physical Education 25 Marks

Test October 25 Marks

II Terminal Second week of Phy/Chem/Bio/ Theory – 50 marks

October Maths/Commerce/ (each Subject)

Languages Theory – 50 marks

Vocational Science (50 T + 50 Pr)

Physical Education Practicals 50 Marks

MCVC 50 Marks

III Preliminary First week of Phy/Chem/Bio/ As per Board Pattern

January Maths/Commerce/

Languages

E.V.S.

Vocational Science MCVC

T- Theory, Pr – Practicals, Or - Orals

EXAMINATION RULES:

1. Attendance during the examination is compulsory.

2. Assessed answer books of all subjects (except Annual) will be shown to the students on a pre-fixed date.

3. Value Education and Physical Education is a Compulsory for F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C.

students. 4. Environmental Science :

It is mandatory for the students to submit Internal Assessment as well as the project work

as per the schedule, failing which he / she will be declared failed in the subject and

consequently, in the H.S.C. examination. 5. Physical Education :

It is mandatory to appear for written Exam as well as physical exercise, failing which they will not be allowed to appear for H.S.C. Board Exam.

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EVALUATION SYSTEM A student is required to pass in all subjects for promotion to S.Y.J.C. class.

Evaluation System for F.Y.J.C. (Science)

Evaluation System for F.Y.J.C. (Commerce)

Yearly Total Average Passing

25+25+50+70+30=200 200/2 = 100 35% of 100 =

35 marks

For Languages / Commerce / EVS / Vocational Science

The final result of the student will be decided on the average marks, which is calculated as marks obtained in

[(a) + (b) + (c) ] 2

a = Marks obtained in 2 Internal Assessments

b = Marks obtained in Terminal Exam

c = Marks obtained in Annual Exam

Yearly Total Average Passing

Physics 25+25+50+70+30=200 200/2 = 100 35% of

100 = 35

Chemistry 25+25+50+70+30=200 200/2 = 100

marks

Biology 25+25+50+70+30=200 200/2=100

Maths 25+25+50+80+20=200 200/2=100

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ACADEMIC CALENDER 2014-2015

Month Date / Week Programme or / Activity

FIRST TERM

June 2014 2nd Week Commencement of SYJC lectures and practicals.

July 2014 3rd Week Orientation programme for FYJC

Aug. 2014 Workshop and Seminar

15th Aug Independence Day Celebration

3rd Week First Unit Test for FYJC

Sep 2014 Workshop and Seminar

5th Sept. Teachers' Day Celebration

2nd Week Talk / Seminar arranged by English Literary Association

4th Week Terminal Theory Exam for FYJC

Oct 2014 2nd Week Terminal Theory Exam for FYJC and SYJC

SECOND TERM

Nov 2014 Second Sunday

after Diwali

Parent's Meeting

Vacation

Dec 2014 3rd Week Cultural Week (Traditional Day, Singing and dance

Competition, Annual Day) Best All-round student Award,

Gita Recitation Week.

Workshop and Seminar

Jan 2015 1st Week Preliminary Exam for SYJC

3rd Week Second Unit Test for FYJC

3rd Week Preliminary Practical Exam for SYJC

Feb 2015 1st Week Board Practical Exams for SYJC

4th Week Board Theory Exams for SYJC

March 2015 3rd Week Final Exams for FYJC

Onwards (Theory and Practical)

P. T. Exams for FYJC

April 2015 Results of FYJC class

Admission to SYJC class(In-House)

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EXTRA AND CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Cultural Forum

Students are encouraged to take part in various art forms like Music, Literature, dramatics, etc. Cultural festivals ‘SURABHI’ and “TARANG’ including various competitions in singing, dance, painting, essay writing etc. are held. “ASMITA” is a platform provided for Marathi cultural experience. Talented students represent the college at various inter-collegiate cultural festivals and win prizes.

Olympiad Students are trained in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics by Experienced teachers to participate in prestigious Olympiad competitions

Mock CET: A Mock CET for HSC science students is held in the month of February as per the Govt. of Maharashtra pattern for the benefit of S.Y.J.C. Students. NSS

A large number of students enroll in the national Service Scheme with an aim to serve the society. The NSS unit takes initiative in organizing various activities of social relevance like Blood donation camp, Slum development, Literacy programmes, AIDS awareness, Thalassemia detection camp etc. NCC 1 Maharashtra Girls’ Battalion is affiliated to the college. The NCC wing is active, and in the forefront of various events at the State and national levels. The NCC until has been the proud recipient of the Vice-Chancellor’s Banner during 2003 and 2006.

Science Association The Association organizes lectures by experts in scientific fields, slide shows, exhibitions, Science quiz and visits. The activities create and arouse interest among students in the field of Science beyond the curriculum. Students are encouraged to make presentations on scientific topics of their interest.

Planetary Association Visits to witness the celestial events are organized besides lectures, slide shows and workshops. Geological Association Geology is gaining importance and the association creates awareness among the student community to learn and explore the vast knowledge in this field by organizing lectures by eminent speakers.

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Commerce Association The Commerce association arranges lectures on topical subjects and encourages students to participate in intercollegiate competitions and workshops.

Nature Club Students are exposed to various environment related issues slide and film shows, invited talks, nature trails, quiz, poster competition etc.

Hiker Club Hikes are organized for students to significant destinations with a view to introduce a spirit of adventure.

Extension Activities Short term courses for students and teachers, such as first aid, candle making, photography, flower arrangement, chocolate making, perfume making, Warli painting etc. are conducted by the extension courses committee. Student Magazine The college publishes its annual magazine “Sanskriti” to encourage the writing skills of student and staff. The Magazine has sections in English, Hindi, Marathi, Guajarati and Sanskrit. Achievements of students and staff are mirrored in the magazine.

Students Wall-paper Campus Newsletter “Voice” is a weekly campus newsletter published every Monday. Events and achievements on the Campus are highlighted in addition to other news and articles written by students and staff. Intensive Coaching for XII Standard Students Students selected on the basis of their performance in standard X and XI is given intensive training by teachers. Senior teachers and moderators are invited to offer important tips to help students excel in XII Board Examinations.

Remedial Coaching for XI standard students Students of XI standard whose performance is found to be below average are given additional coaching in the second term.

Parent-teacher Association Parents are encouraged to meet the teacher-members of the associations with their valuable suggestions and to discuss their ward’s academic progress co-and extra-curricular participation and career prospects.

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SCHOLARSHIPS AND FREESHIPS

Interested Students on the basis of eligibility for any of the following Scholarship / Freeships are required

to apply on-line.

Sr. Name of Scholarships,

Documents Required and

other details

No. Freeships and Awards

1. Government of India Income limit up to (a) Rs. 1,00,000/- & (b) up to

Scholarship to Rs. 2,00,000 form Tahasildar, Caste certificate from

Executive Magistrate or Tahasildar, attested copy of mark sheet of

B.C. students. the last exam passed, attested

a. S.C. ,S.T. ,S.B.C. VJ/NT copy of leaving certificate,

b. O.B.C. attested copy of first and last page of ration-

card, transfer certificate if applicable. Dist- change certi. E-ap

certificate.

For renewal Submit only Mark sheet of Last Exam.

2. Government of India Income limit up to (a) Rs. 1,00,000/- & (b) up to

Freeship to B.C. students Rs. 2,00,000 and above. Form 16, or Income Certificate

from Tahasildar, Caste certificate from

(Fourth Child not Executive Magistrate

eligible) or Tahasildar, attested copy of mark sheet of

a. S.C. , S.T.,S.B.C., VJ/NT the last exam passed, attested copy of leaving certificate,

OBC attested copy of first and last page of ration-card. For

b. renewal Submit only Marksheet of Last Exam.

3. E.B.C. Freeship Income Certificate, from Collector office / Tahasildar,

(Third Child not eligible) attested copy of mark sheet of the last exam passed,

attested copy of first and last page of ration-card.

4.a) Scholarship to children Minimum 70% marks and Income certificate, attested

of Primary and copy of mark sheet of the exam passed, attested copy of

Secondary school first and last page of ration-card. Stamp from education

teachers. (Third Child officer / B.M.C. ward office.

not eligible)

Income certificate, attested copy of mark sheet of the last exam

4.b) Freeship to Children passed,

of Primary and attested copy of first and last page of ration- card.

Secondary school teachers. Stamp from education officer / B.M.C. ward office.

(Third Child not eligible)

5. Freeship to Children Certificate of eligibility to be obtained from competent

of Armed-forces and authority, attested copy of mark sheet of the last exam

freedom fighters. passed, attested copy of first and last page of ration-cars,

(Third Child not eligible) rubber stamp of commanding officer.

6. State-Government

open scholarship. Only for XI students who have who have secured above

88% marks in the preceding examination, attested copy

of mark sheet of the exam passed.

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Sr.No.

Freeships and Awards Documents Required and Other details

7. National merit Minimum 88% marks in the last examination, Income not

open scholarship. be exceed Rs. 24000/- p.a., Attested copy of mark sheet of

the last exam passed, Income certificate.

8. College graded XI :- 85% and above marks in S.S.C.

Scholarship

XII :- 65% and above marks in XI.

Attested copy of mark sheet of the last exam passed,

Income certificate.

9. Girl’s concession Parents should be residing in Maharashtra state since past

up to third child only 15 years, Declaration form, attested copy of first and last

page of ration-card.

10. Chhatrapati Shahu Students securing 75% and above marks in the last

Maharaj Scholarship. examination; Attested copy of mark sheet and Caste

(for Junior College only) Certificate.

(Applicable to reserved

category students only)

11. Merit Scholarship for Income limit upto Rs. 2,00,000/- p.a.

Minority community

Income Certificate, Marksheet copy

students-muslim, Sikh,

Parsi, Christian and

Buddhist. (Prime

Minister 15 point

Programme started

from 2007-2008)

For Junior & Degree

College.

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FACULTY MEMBERS

Principal: Dr. Vijay Joshi M.Sc., Ph.D.

Supervisor: Dr. Mrs. Shailaja Menon

M. Sc., B. Ed., Ph. D.

Chemistry Physics

Mrs. Nina Phatak M.Sc., DHE Mrs. Archana Zamwar M.Sc., DHE

Mrs. Seema Sinha M.Sc., DHE Mr. Ajaykumar Singh M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mr. V.G. Dwivedi M.Sc., DHE Mrs. Savita S. Godbole M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mrs.Beena Sureshkumar M.Sc., DHE Ms. Kavita Bhagtani M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mrs. Jyoti S. Sawant M.Sc., DHE Mrs. Mary Anurekha M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mrs. Sonali Talekar M.Sc., B.Ed. Mr. Ramakant Biradar M.Sc., B.Ed.

Ms. Kranti Satam M.Sc., B.Ed. Mr. Rohidas Kubal M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mr. Rajneesh Sharma M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs. Sanjyot Patil M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mr.Hansraj Sonawane M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs. Jyotsana Salaskar M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mr. Ravi B. Thamke M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs. Savita Deore M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mr. Mahajan Sunil B. M.Sc., B.Ed. Mr. Ravindra K. Waykole M.Sc., B.Ed. Ms. Sapana Tiwari M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs.Dhanya Govindkrishnan M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mr. Prakash Giri M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs. Leena M. Kothavade M.Sc., B.Ed.

Biology Vocational Science

Dr.(Mrs.)Shailaja Menon M.Sc., B.Ed.,Ph.D Mrs. Minu Sharma M.Sc., B.Ed

Dr. Vinod Trigunayat M.Sc., B.Ed.,Ph.D Mrs. Smita Bhosale M.Sc., B.Ed PGDCA

Mrs. Kruti Thakkar M.Sc. B.Ed Mr. M.V. Varadkar ITI, Electronics Ms. Kirti Mirgal B. E. Computers

Dr. Devendra Jadhav M.Sc.,B.Ed Ph.D. Mathematics

Mrs. Hemal Thakkar M.Sc., B.Ed Mrs. Jayanti Vishwanathan M.Sc., DHE.

Mr. Laxman Landge M.Sc.,B.Ed Mr. D.M. Patil M.Sc., B.Ed

Ms. Sangeeta Narayane M.Sc., B.Ed Mrs. Suvarna Suryavanshi M.Sc., B.Ed

Ms. Kanchan Gaikwad M.Sc., B.Ed Mr. Ravindra Patil M.Sc., B.Ed

Ms. Prity Sarkar M.Sc., B.Ed Mrs. Kavita patil M.Sc., B.Ed

Ms. Shubhangi Ingale M.Sc., B.Ed Mrs. Samadhan Satpute M.Sc., B.Ed

Mr. R.S. Yadav M.Sc., B.Ed

Geology Mrs. Rashmi Dhole M.Sc., B.Ed

Ms. Deepa Ganatra M.Sc., B.Ed Mrs. Divya Sharma M.Sc., B.Ed

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Commerce English

Mr. Arjun Gaikwad M.Com., DHE Mrs. Renu Bakshi M.A., B.Ed.

Mr. Sanjay Amlani M.Com., B.Ed. Mrs. Savita Moghe M.A., B.Ed.

Mr.Krishna M.Com., B.Ed. Mr. Bagwe Tushar M.A., B.Ed. LLB, L.L.M.

Shrivastava

Mr. Omkar Mr.Sunil P. Shisode M.A., B.Ed.

Economics Hindi, Marathi, Gujarathi and Sanskrit

Mrs. Lovey Periyaram M.A., DHE Ms. Jyoti D. Shah M.A., DHE

Mr. Sandesh Jagtap M.A., B.Ed.

E.V.S. Ms. Archana B. Kachare M.A., B.Ed.

Mrs. Jitendra Patil M.A., B.Ed. Ms. Pradnya Khalpe M.A.,B.Ed., M.Phil

Ms.Vaishali Nikumbh M.A., B.Ed.

Minimum Competency Vocational Course

Mrs. Acharya Suchita Teacher, MCom Mr. Dattaram Shinde Instructor, M.Com.

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LIST OF NON-TEACHING STAFF MEMBERS

Office Biology

Y.P. Athavale Sr.Stenographer B.D. Yadav Lab. Assistant

Ramdas Kule Senior Clerk S.G. Jadhav

Vitthal Pachpute Senior Clerk C.B. Patade

Ashwin Karia Senior Clerk R.R. Bharde

G.P. Shukla Junior Clerk D.L. Naik

G.D. Raut Junior Clerk G.S. Kadam

L.M. Raut Junior Clerk Shrikant Rane

R.B. Yadav Junior Clerk

A.P. Tiwari Junior Clerk

Divya Pillai Junior Clerk Microbiology

Naresh Makwana M.M. Naik

Sharad Ghanekar M.A. Morey

Sheela Aagane Sahadev Shivgan

Sanjay Shelar

Physics

S. Verma Lab. Assistant Geology

D.A. Pankar C.T. Khadpe

Santosh Bhalerao Ravindra

Khedkar

Umesh Rathod

Gajanan Shirgaonkar

Mangesh Gharate Library

Subhash sawardekar

Samira Samant

Asst. Librarian

B.N. Shukla

Chemistry R.B. Patkare

Vaibhav Ghanekar Sanjay Pawar B.M. Pandey

P.D. Kamble P.D. Deokar D.E. Chavan

P.S. Bhusekar Kesari Koli Sushant Dhotre

L.R. Ghanekar Manga Chitte Satbir Walmiki

K.T. Narvekar K.D. Yadav Dinesh Shukla

S.D. Mohite Daksha Kanbi Raghunath

Sonawane

H.L. Hatkar Ramvimal Shukla

Padmakar Kamble

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INSTITUTIONS & CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES SPONSORED /

AIDED BY SOMAIYA TRUSTS

Maharashtra Kopargaon Taluka, Dist. Ahmednagar

Somaiya Vidyavihar - Sakarwadi Somaiya Vidyamandir - Lakshmiwadi Sharada English Medium School - Kopargaon K. J. Somaiya College of Arts, Science & Commerce - Kopargaon

Shrirampur Taluka, Dist. Ahmednagar

Jethabhai Thakarsi High School, Shrirampur Karamshi Jethabhai Somaiya High School, Shrirampur Malunja Primary School, Malunja

Gujarat

In Kutch “Cattle Care Centre” in Kutch (Best Cattle Care Centre Certificate from Government) Digging of 120 Borewells and 20 deep wells in 125 villages in Kutch.

“Atithi Griha” - Pilgrimage centre at narayansarovar Gau Shala at Narayansarovar Atithi Griha Pilgrimage Centre at Mata-no-Madh K. J. Somaiya (Gujarati) Trust A Dental College Hostel at Rajkot A Hostel for Disciples at Swami Tadrupanandi’s “Manan” Advait Ashram Bharuch

Karnataka

K. J. Somaiya CBSE English Medium High School - Sameerwadi Somaiya Vidyamandir, Sameerwadi, Dist. Dagalkar Meditation Hall Gita Mandir at Krishna Temple, Udipi, Dist. Udipi

Mumbai

Suruchi at Vidyavihar, women’s welfare institute making papads, khakhras, Pickles Providing work for needy women. The Indian Medical Research Society - Mumbai Mumbai City

Social Educational Committee, Worli Sponsored By Somaiya Group

K. J. Somaiya Institute of Applied Agricultural Research Sameerwadi (KIAAR) K. J. Somaiya (Delhi) Trust proposed Gurgaon Educational Complex near Delhi.

Shri Girivanvasi pragati Mandal (GVPM)’s Nareshwadi, near Dahanu, Dist. Thane, Maharashtra in service of Tribal area.

A Hostel & School of 250 Adivasi Children An Agricultural Farm for extension service

A Rural 40 Bed-General Hospital A Dairy