siber annual report

CSIBER ANNUAL REPORT 2014 – 15

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VISIONAND MISSION STATEMENTS OF SIBER

VISION

To Be An Institute of First Choice of The Students

MISSION

1. To provide professional education and training to students in general and

particularly those from and around Southern Maharashtra which is predominantly rural.

2. To provide facilities and training to teaching and research community in higher and professional education.

3. To promote confidence and motivate faculty and staff to efficiently address the expectations of the student community and society at large.

4. To equip the student community, through academic autonomy to face future challenges.

5. To inculcate the spirit of dignity of the individual, excellence and service.


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DIRECTOR’S REPORT Dear Friends, I take pleasure in presenting this Annual Report – 2014-15. We at CSIBER strive to be benevolent in all the academic pursuits carried out on the Institute’s campus. This annual report is the reflection of our CSIBER family members who work with all the dedications and religiousness. The corporate values taught in the class is being exhibited in this annual report in the form of achievements of the faculty and the students. Our teaching faculty inspire the students to get involved in the learning process as well excel themselves in the cocurricular and extracurricular activities. Hosting of cultural events is a regular feature of CSIBER. Being Autonomous has helped us a lot to introduce new subjects at various courses, improve upon teaching pedagogy and experiment with new ideas to make the teaching learning process more effective. The research work carried out by our faculty is commendable. The present annual report highlighting all our activities and achievements shall remain as a benchmark for future. 1) Introduction:

Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education & Research Trust, Kolhapur was established in the year 1976 by Prof. Dr. A.D. Shinde, renowned Chartered Accountant and the then Dean of Commerce Faculty, to cater the needs of professional education in Kolhapur, Satara, Sangli Districts of Maharashtra and the border areas of neighboring states.

2) Aims and Objectives of the Trust:

a) To propagate secular education at post graduate and under-graduate level in Commerce, Management, Computer, Education, Social Sciences, Technical, Agricultural & others.

b) To inculcate and advance research among all types of education streams.

c) To provide substantial facilities to the students in the form of teaching, library, residential, co-curricular, extra curricular, sports etc. for the development and enhancement of the complete personality of the students community.

d) To induct such courses as would help to improve rural commerce and life in general, such as Agri-Business Management and Rural Development, Agro-Economics and Farm Management and other allied subjects.

e) To start such institutions in the rural areas that would help in the growth and development of the areas.

f) To institute and carry out executive development programs at different levels of management in various functional areas. Further to run centers for training workers in social welfare areas so as to benefit the society at large.

g) To encourage those of the disadvantaged to acquire knowledge by instituting scholarship, free-ship, grants for such persons.

h) To undertake and execute various schemes sponsored by Social Work Department of the Government of India and Maharashtra.


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3) Institutions / Colleges run by CSIBER Trust:

a) CSIBER - Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education & Research, Kolhapur. (An Autonomous Institute).

b) Vasantraodada Patil Institute of Management Studies & Research, Miraj, Dist. Sangli.

c) D.K.Shinde College of Education, Gadhinglaj, Dist. Kolhapur. d) College of Non-Conventional Vocational Courses for Women, Kolhapur e) Radhabai Shinde English Medium School, Kolhapur. f) Gijawane High School, Gijawane.

This Annual Report 2014-15 pertains mainly to the programs under Autonomous Status of CSIBER – Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education & Research, Kolhapur. The Institute grew by leaps and bounds in the last 38 years and currently it conducts the following courses under Autonomous Status.

1. Master of Business Administration - MBA 2. Master of Business Administration (Environment) - MBA (Envt.) 3. Master of Computer Application - MCA 4. Master of Social Work - MSW 5. Master of Environment Management - MEM 6. Master of Philosophy in Commerce, - M.Phil Management, Economics, Social Work & Sociology. 7. Master of Commerce - M.Com. 8. Master of Science (Environment and Safety) - M.Sc. (Envt. & Safety)

Students enrolled for the year 2014-15 :

Course SC ST SBC OBC NT Open Total

Total m f m f m f m f m f m f m f

M.Com.-I 5 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 2 20 27 29 31 60

M.Com.-II 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 12 11 17 12 29

M.Sc.-I 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 15 9 19 11 30

M.Sc.-II 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 11 8 13 21

M.Phil. 6 3 0 0 0 0 7 11 2 1 18 27 33 42 75

MBA Envt. I 2 4 0 0 0 0 9 1 2 0 21 16 34 21 55

MBA Envt. II 2 4 0 0 0 0 5 1 2 0 24 18 33 23 56

MCA-I 1 1 0 0 0 2 10 3 0 0 7 19 18 25 43

MCA-II 3 2 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 15 16 21 19 40

MCA-III 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 8 0 27 21 38 22 60

MEM-I 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 9 10 19

MEM-II 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 9 4 10 14

MSW-I 13 10 0 0 0 0 12 6 5 1 45 27 75 44 119

MSW-II 10 12 0 2 1 1 10 13 6 5 34 26 61 59 120

MBA-I 9 1 0 0 2 1 20 12 5 2 54 50 90 66 156

MBA-II 7 10 0 0 2 3 16 7 2 6 45 51 72 77 149

Total 68 53 0 3 7 7 102 60 34 17 350 345 561 485 1046


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4) Autonomous Status and Accreditation:

The Autonomous Status was granted in the year June 1995 by the Shivaji University, Kolhapur and UGC in concurrence with Government of Maharashtra. The Autonomous Status has been extended by Shivaji University for period of six years i.e. 2011-12 to 2016-17 vide letter no. SU/PG. AFFI/Autonomous/3395, 17/07/2012. The Institute has undertaken number of academic and extra curricular activities during the year 2014-15.

It gives us immense pleasure to inform that SIBER has been re-accredited for five years and awarded “A” grade (Institutional CGPA Score: 3.19) by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore vide its letter no. NAAC/A&A/Outcome/2010 dt. 26th April 2010. The committee visited the Institute between 18th – 20th March 2010.

The admissions for the Academic year 2014-15 started with advertisement for admission to various courses in local and national news papers from November 2013 for MBA - ATMA Examination and for all other courses from April & May 2014. The students response for admission to the courses was encouraging. All the admissions were done on merit basis by following the Government Rules of reservation. The academic activities were carried out rigorously during the year and the total number of working days for the programmes varied between 190 to 200 days excluding the days for examinations. Special programmes were conducted to enhance the communication skills of the students. For weak students extra classes were engaged. CSIBER faculty has accepted the challenge to train and mould the students into efficient human capital for growth of the individuals and the country. At the same time the management of the Institute volunteered to enter into agreement with Cambridge University Press for introducing a compulsory course entitled BEC (Business English Certification). The fees of Rs. 3000/- per student are borne by the SIBER Trust. In addition to regular academic activities, extracurricular activities for students were also conducted. The placement activities in the year were quite encouraging and students were placed in different business organizations, NGOs and Cooperatives. The MBA & MCA placements were good and encouraging.

The faculty members were encouraged to join Refresher Courses, Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes, which facilitated the interface with outside world. The meetings of all committees were conducted as per schedule and wherever necessary syllabi were changed taking into consideration the changing socio-economic and political environment of the country.

5) CPE and Progress : The imagination, new ideas and innovations at CSIBER under able guidance of Late Hon. President Prof. Dr. A.D. Shinde culminated in CSIBER achieving an enviable status of “College with Potential for Excellence” (CPE) by UGC, New Delhi”. (F.No.17-25/2006 (NS/PE), dt. 29th May 2006 and D.O. No. F-12-1-2004 (vol. II) (NSPE), dt. 28th September 2006. The CPE status continued for the second phase too,k 2010-15. Finally, under the 12th Plan period 2015-20 the UGC, New Delhi has conferred the CPE status under third phase. To maintain high standards and high performance of an Institute imparting professional education, three things are most important. Firstly, continuous development of faculty


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through workshops/ seminars/ research and faculty development programmes. Secondly, the infrastructural development and use of latest technology in teaching pedagogy.And lastly, placement of students. During the academic year 2014-15, the Institute’s achievements and progress on the above mentioned three criteria was commendable. Details of the individual department activities and events organized are presented in the departmental reports. The Institute’s Board of Trustee’s and the Hon’ble Managing Trustee are forward looking, hence all the co-operation regarding infrastructural development is received as and when demanded. For the year 2014-15 all the classroom teaching aids have been replaced with the present technology. The Library enriched with 2,910 books making a total of 78,588 books. More than 100 PCs with latest configuration has been added to the existing computer labs leading to 475 PC’s in all. The Institute takes pride in providing all the facilities for the conduct of on-line examination carried out by AICTE, IBPS, ATMA, TCS, and Symbiosis. The Institute has signed a MOU with Symbiosis for conducting their on-line examinations through out the year. TCS has outsourced computer services to our Institute. We are thankful to the President, Board of Trustees of SIBER Trust, Authorities of UGC and AICTE and the University for their co-operation. I am grateful to all the Heads of the Departments and Faculty members for successfully conducting the academic and extra curricular activities during the year.

Dr. M.M.Ali Director


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PRESIDENT & BOARD OF TRUSTEE

MANAGING TRUSTEE

GOVERNING COUNCIL

ACADEMIC COUNCIL

DIRECTOR

Dean

Academics Registrar

Examination Dept.

Librarian

Hostel

Dept. of Commerce

&Mgt.

Dept. of

Social Work

Dept. of

Envt.Mgt.

Dept.of Computer

Studies

Superintendent

Accountant/ Clerk Assit. Librarian

Staff Members

Ladies Hostel (2)

Boys Hostel

Library Board of

Studies (12)

General Mgt & Business Mgt

A/c Taxation & Cost A/c

Personnel Mgt

Finance Mgt

Prod. Mgt. Statistics & QT

Computer Mgt

Commerce

Economics

Marketing Mgt

Social Work

Environment Mgt Communication


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CHH. SHAHU INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION& RESEARCH TRUST, KOLHAPUR

BOARD OF TRUSTEE

Late Dr A.D.Shinde Founder

1. Adv. S.D. Shinde President B.A., LL.B. 2. Dr. P.C. Shejwalkar Member M.Com., Ph.D. 3. Dr K.B. Powar Member M.Sc., Ph.D. 4. Dr. P.S. Rao Member M.Com., Ph.D. 5. Shri S.R. Bhosale Member B.E., MBA (USA) 6. Dr. T.A. Shiware Member M.Com., Ph.D. 7. Dr. B.T. Kurne Member M.S. 8. Shri R.A. Latke Member M.Com. 9. Smt. S. A. Shinde Member B.A. 10. Shri. R.A. Patil Member B.E., MBA (USA) 11. Shri. P.C. Balgurgi Member M.E. (Structure) 12. Dr. R. A. Shinde Secretary and Managing Trustee M.Com., FCA, LL.B., MBA,Ph.D.


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GOVERNING COUNCIL 1. Dr. R.A. Shinde Secretary & Managing Trustee Dinkar Bunglow Vishram Bag Sangli 2. Shri S.R. Bhosale Member Tarabai Park’ Kolhapur 3. Mr. Ranjeet A. Patil Member Pushkaraj Bangalow, Behind D.C.C. Bank, Sangli – 416 416 4. Shri. R.A. Latake Member Project Co-Ordinator,

Athani Farmers Sugar Factory Ltd., Vishnuannanagar, P.O. Navalihal, Tal. Athani, Dist. Belgaum – 591254 Karnataka State

5. Dr. T.A. Shiware Member Principal KPB Hinduja College of Commerce 315, New Cherney Road Mumbai – 400 004 6. Joint Director Member Higher Education Grants Kolhapur Region Kolhapur 7. Prof. M. Ramanjaneyulu Member

Professor of Economics (Nominee UGC) Department of Economics Bangalore University Bangalore – 560 056 8. Dr. Ashok Joshi Member Director, INDSEARCH & AIMS President 85/1, Law College Road Pune – 411 004 9. Prof. M.L. Sai Kumar Member Professor & Head, Information Technology Division, Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE)

Osmania University campus Hyderabad – 500 001


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10. The Director Member Directorate of Technical Education Maharashtra State 3, Mahapalika Marg Post Bag No.1957, Mumbai – 400 001 11. Prin. Dr. D.R. More Member Shahaji College, Kolhapur 12. The Secretary, Member

Higher & Technical Education & Employment Dept. Govt. of India Mantralaya Mumbai – 400 032

13. The Regional Officer and Member

Member Secretary W.R.O. All India Council for Technical Education, Industrial Assurance Building 2nd floor, Veer Nariman Road Churchgate, Mumbai – 400 020

14. Prof. Q.H. Jeevaji Member

Director (Nominee AICTE) Department of Business Management, Nagpur University Nagpur

15. Controller of Examination Member SIBER, Kolhapur 16. Dr. R.V. Kulkarni Member SIBER, Kolhapur 17. Dr. V.M. Hilage Member SIBER, Kolhapur. 18. Dr. M.M.Ali Member Secretary Director SIBER, Kolhapur


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ACADEMIC COUNCIL

1. Dr. M.M. Ali Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur

2. Dr. D.T. Shirke Member Head, Dept. of Statistics (Nominee Shivaji University) Shivaji University, Kolhapur

3. Prin. Dr. Krantikumar R. Patil Member Kamala College, (Nominee Shivaji University) Kolhapur

4. Prin. Dr. S.S. Gavali Member Principal (Nominee Shivaji University) KMC College, Kolhapur 5. The Joint Director of Education, Member

Higher Education, Kolhapur Region, Kolhapur

6. Dr. T.V.G. Sarma Member Economics SIBER, Kolhapur

7. Dr. A.R. Kulkarni Member Department of Environment Management SIBER, Kolhapur

8. Dr. Babu Zacheriah Member Statistics & QT SIBER, Kolhapur

9. Dr. P.B. Patil Member Finance Mgt. & Accountancy SIBER, Kolhapur

10. Dr. C.A. Naik Member HRM SIBER, Kolhapur

11. Dr. C,.S. Dalvi Member Marketing & Business Admn.

SIBER, Kolhapur 12. Dr. S.V. Shirol Member

HOD, Dept. of Social Work SIBER, Kolhapur


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13. Dr. R.V. Kulkarni Member SIBER, Kolhapur

14. Dr. V.M. Hilage Member SIBER, Kolhapur

15. Dr. U.M. Deshmukh Member SIBER, Kolhapur

16. Dr. S.G. Vibhute Member

SIBER, Kolhapur 17. Dr. S.D. Kadam Member

Dept. of Environment Management SIBER, Kolhapur

18. CA. D.S. Patil Member

Dept. of Acc., Taxation & Cost Accountancy SIBER, Kolhapur

19. The Controller of Examination Member

SIBER, Kolhapur 20. Dr. S.D. Bhoite Member

Dept. of Computer SIBER, Kolhapur

21. Dr. K. Pradeepkumar Member

Dept. of Social Work SIBER, Kolhapur

22. Er. D.S. Mali Member

Dept. of Environment Management SIBER, Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES

BOARD OF STUDIES IN GENERAL MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

1. Dr. C.S. Dalvi Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur. 2. Dr. C.S. Kale Member SIBER, Kolhapur. 3. Dr. C. A. Naik Member SIBER, Kolhapur. 4. Dr. R. P. Joshi Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

5. Dr. B. T. Bandgar Member SIBER, Kolhapur. 6. Mrs. M. K. Mane Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

EXPERT IN THE SUBJECT FROM OUTSIDE THE INSTITUTE NOMINATED BY

THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL

7. Shri. N.B. Mate Member Adept consultant, Cosmos

Commercial Complex 205, B/3, E Ward,

New Shahupuri, Kolhapur

EXPERT NOMINATED BY THE UNIVERSITY

8. Dr. R.K. Kalkundri Member Industrialist, Sound Casting Pvt. Ltd. MIDC, Shiroli, Dist. Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN ACCOUNTANCY, TAXATION & COST ACCOUNTANCY

1. CA. D.S. Patil Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur 2. Dr. P.B. Patil Member SIBER, Kolhapur 3. CA. S.M. Vanbhatte Member SIBER, Kolhapur 4. CA. G.A. Samant Member SIBER, Kolhapur 5. Dr. A.D. Jadhav Member SIBER, Kolhapur



6. Prof. Rajesh Haldipur Member Associate Professor,

Prin.L.N. Welingkar Institute Of Mgt. Development & Research Lakshami Mapoo Road, Next R.A.

Potdar College Near Matunga railway Station

Mumbai 7. Prof. A.B. Arekar Member Bharati Vidhyapeeth Institute of

Management Kadamwadi, Kolhapur


8. Dr. N.Y. Rajeshirke Member Vivekanand College, Tarabai Park, Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

1. Dr. C. A. Naik Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. Dr. B. T. Bandgar Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

EXPERT IN THE SUBJECT FROM

OUTSIDE THE INSTITUTE NOMINATED BY THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL

3. Mr. Vinayak Ghag Member General Manager Manugraph (India) Ltd. Shiroli MIDC, Kolhapur

4. Dr. Vijay Kumar Member

Department of HRM, Tata Institute of Social Science Deonar, Mumbai


5. Dr. S.A. Bojgar Member New Collge,

Shivaji Peth, Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

1. Dr. P. B.. Patil Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. CA. D. S Patil Member

SIBER, Kolhapur. 3. CA. S. M. Vanbhatte Member

SIBER, Kolhapur. 4. CA. G. A. Samant Member

SIBER, Kolhapur. 5. Dr. A. D. Jadhav Member

SIBER, Kolhapur.



6. Prof. Rajesh Haldipur Member Associate Professor,

Prin.L.N. Welingkar Institute Of Mgt. Development & Research Lakshami Mapoo Road,

Next R.A. Potdar College Near Matunga railway Station

Mumbai 7. Prof. A.B. Arekar Member Bharati Vidhyapeeth Institute

of Management, Kadamwadi, Kolhapur


8. Dr. A.M. Gurav Member DRK Collge, Kolhapur

BOARD OF STUDIES IN


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PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT, STATISTICS AND QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES

1. Dr. R. V. Kulkarni Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. Dr. U. M. Deshmukh Member

SIBER, Kolhapur. 3. Dr. Babu Zacheriah Member

SIBER, Kolhapur. 4. Shri. A. D. Ekal Member

SIBER, Kolhapur.



5. Prof. G. V. Bobade Member (Mechanical Dept.) Padmabhushan Vasantraodada Patil Institute of Technology, Budhagaon.

6. Mr. D. Udaykumar Member General Manager, Menon & Menon Ltd. Vikram Nagar, Kolhapur


7. Prof. Dr. D.T. Shirke Member HOD, Department of Statistics Shivaji University, Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN COMPUTER MANAGEMENT

1. Dr. S. D. Bhoite Chairman

SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. Dr. P. G. Naik Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

3. Dr. Ajay D. Shinde Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

4. Mrs. M. K. Mane Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

5. Dr.(Mrs.) R. S. Kamat Member SIBER, Kolhapur.



6. Dr. V. S. Kumbhar Member Departmant of Computer Science, Shivaji University, Kolhapur-4.

7. Dr. V. R. Ghorpade Member

Principal, D. Y. Patil College of Engineering, Kasaba Bavada, Kolhapur


8. Dr. M.S. Choudhary Member Department of Mathematics Shivaji University, Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN COMMERCE

1. Dr. P. B.. Patil Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. CA. D. S Patil Member

SIBER, Kolhapur. 3. CA. S. M. Vanbhatte Member

SIBER, Kolhapur. 4. CA. G. A. Samant Member

SIBER, Kolhapur. 5. Dr. A. D. Jadhav Member

SIBER, Kolhapur.



7. Dr. N.V. Shah Member Shri. Shahaji Chhatrapati Mahavidhlaya Dasara Chowk, Kolhapur


8. Prin. Dr. K.M. Nalawade Member D.G. College of Commerce Satara


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN

ECONOMICS

1. Dr. T.V.G. Sarma Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur 2. Dr. G. Haresh Member SIBER, Kolhapur 3. Shri. P. Nareshkumar Member SIBER, Kolhapur 4. Shri. V.R. Kishore Kumar Member SIBER, Kolhapur



5. Dr.V.B. Kakade Member Dept. of Economics Shivaji University, Kolhapur

6. Dr. V.M. Rao Member

Prof. & Head, Dept. of Research & Publication VAMNICOM, University Road, Pune


7. Prof. Dr. R.G. Dandge Member Department of Economics Shivaji University, Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN MARKETING MANAGEMENT

1. Dr. C. S. Dalvi Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. Dr. S. G. Vibhute Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

3. Dr. U. M. Deshmukh Member

SIBER, Kolhapur.

4. Dr. R. P. Joshi Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

5. Dr. C. S. Kale Member SIBER, Kolhapur.



7. Dr. M.D. Lawrence Member Marathwada Mitra Mandals College of Commerce 302/ A, Deccan Gimkhana, Pune

8. Shri. Narendra Raorane Member

26, Trade Centre, Station Road, Kolhapur


9. Dr. B.K. Katkar Member S.B. Khade Mahavidhlaya

Koparde, Tal. Karveer Dist. Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN SOCIAL WORK

1. Dr. S. V. Shirol Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. Dr. K. Pradeepkumar Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

3. Shri. D. M. Bhosale Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

4. Dr. M. V. Rodriques Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

5. Dr. B. N. Patil Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

6. Shri. P. S. Randive Member SIBER, Kolhapur.



7. Shri. S.P. Burse Member Sr. Manager Menon & Menon Vikram Nagar, Kolhapur 8. Dr. Swapan Garain Member Dept. of Social Welfare, Administration Tata Institute of Social Sciences Mumbai – 400 088


9. Dr. J.B. Ambekar - Yadav Member Department of Sociology, Shivaji University, Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

1. Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. Dr. S. D. Kadam Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

3. Dr. V. Somnath Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

4. Er. D. S. Mali Member SIBER, Kolhapur.

5. Dr. V., B. Patil Member SIBER, Kolhapur.



7. Prof. V.R. Gunale Member Department of Botany University of Pune Pune

8. Prof. (Mrs.) L.J. Bhosale Member

Gouri Banglow, Panchgaon, Road, R.K. Nagar, Kolhapur


9. Dr. P.D. Raut Member Department of Environment Science

Shivaji University, Kolhapur


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BOARD OF STUDIES IN

COMMUNICATION

1. Dr. R.P. Joshi Alias Parijat Chairman SIBER, Kolhapur.

2. Dr. M.V. Rodriquies Member SIBER, Kolhapur.



3. Smt. Madhavi Solankurkar Member T/4, Bramheshwar Park Nivrutti Chowk, Shivaji Peth Kolhapur

4. Smt. Kavita Tiwade Member

Vivekanand College, Kolhapur



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BOARD OF EXAMINATION COMMITTEE

1. Dr. M.M. Ali : Chairman

2. Dr. R.V. Kulkarni : Member

3. Dr. A.R. Kulkarni : Member

4. Dr. S.V. Shirol : Member

5. Dr. P.B. Patil : Member

6. Dr. T.V.G. Sarma : Member

7. Shri. S.P. Pawar : Member

8. Dr. S.R. Sawant (Shivaji University Nominee) : Member

9. Dr. S.S.Wadkar (Convener) : Member


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DEPARTMENTOF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT

Programmes offered 1) Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) 2) Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) 3) Diploma in Business Management (D.B.M.) 4) Master of Commerce (M.Com.)

1.0 Objectives of the Main Programme

1. To develop responsible and capable future professionals by imparting management education to the student community aspiring the challenges of future.

2. To enhance and cultivate the required skills for accepting the future challenges, through appropriate teaching pedagogy.

3. To pursue, continuous excellence in the process of education and the current demand of global environment; an innovative and creative promotion and provision of facilities to the teachers and researchers.

4. To permanently place these professional managers in the capacity of masters in various sectors of business and industry; to humbly help support the National Cause and build the Nation.

2.0 Pre-Admission Activities

Report on The admission process for MBA for the year 2014-15 Date of Advertisements:

Sr. No. Date of Advertisement Advertise

1 31/12/2013 Admission ATMA News Admission committee consisting of following teaching & non-teaching staff members was formed to plan and supervise the admission process for MBA 2014-15 MBA Admission Committee 2013-14

1 Dr. C.S. Dalvi : Chairman

2 Dr. Ajay D. Shinde : Member

3 Er. D. S. Mali : Member

4 Dr. S. D. Bhoite : Member

5 Dr. R. P. Joshi : Member

6 Dr. A.D. Jadhav : Member

7 Dr. R. S. Kamat : Member

8 Mr. Pravin Chavan : Member

9 Ms. Sonal Chonde : Member

The advertisements regarding ATMA exams to be held on 16th February 2014 at SIBER were published in some of the leading local as well as national newspapers. Accordingly, ATMA entrance test was held on 16th February 2014 at CSIBER, Kolhapur. A total number of 194 students appeared for ATMA. The ATMA exam was conducted under the Chairmanship of


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Dr. C.S. Dalvi. The ATMA results were declared by AIMS, Hyderabad on of 7th March 2014. A Committee was formed to process the merit list on computer by considering all the State Government rules for reservation, consisting of 09 members. Also, a Committee was formed to carry out the Group Discussion and Personal Interview of the ATMA qualified students, consisting of the faculty members. Group Discussion and Personal Interview were conducted for the students on 17/02/2014. Merit list was prepared based on the marks obtained by the students in ATMA test, GD and PI, which was put up on the Notice Board as well as published on the website of SIBER on 04/04/2014.

This will be followed by counseling, verification of records and final admission as per the following schedule - Date (At 11.00 a.m. Every Day) Activity / Counseling

04/04/2014 Display of Merit list at SIBER & on Web site

09/04/2014

All reserved category students to report with all necessary documents and Proofs. (Outside Universities in Maharashtra- OUM and Shivaji University Students)

All Open category from Shivaji University

OUM (Other Universities in Maharashtra)

OMS (Outside Maharashtra State)

Admissions for vacant seats if any

Details of CSIBER MAT Activity:

13/06/2014 Day and Date of Written Examination

13/06/2014 Group discussion & Personal interview.


16/06/2014






Even though there was a management quota of 20 percent seats to SIBER Management as per rules of State Government it was not used by the Management and hence percentage wise allocation during the year 2014-15 is as follows: Home University (Shivaji University) OUM (Other Universities in Maharashtra State) OMS (Outside Maharashtra State) Even though there was a management quota of 20 percent seats as per rules of State Government it was not used by the Management and hence all the seats of management quota are filled as per merit.

The admissions in SIBER were strictly allotted on Merit basis & all the State Government rules for reservation were applicable to the admission process for the year 2014-15. In all students were admitted for the academic year 2014-15.


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Trimester – I & IV

Sr. No. Caste Male Female Total

1 Open 54 50 104

2 SC 09 01 010

3 SBC 02 01 003

4 ST 00 00 000

5 NT 05 02 007

6 OBC 20 12 032

7 Other 00 00 000

Total 90 66 156

3.0 Academic Schedule in Detail

Start of the programme : 23/06/2014 No. of contact hours/ week : 35 hours/ week Total working days : 197 Total Examination days : 30

Reopening Day of the Academic Year 2014-2015 9th June, 2014

Foundation Classes for MBA-I

Duration Dates No. of Hrs.

per Day No. of Days

No. of Contact Hrs.

23-06-2014 to 28-06-2014 4 6 24

Total 4 6 24


per Day No. of Days

No. of Contact Hrs.

30-06-2014 4+1 01 005

01-07-2014 to 31-07-2014 4+1 27 135

01-08-2014 to 31-08-2014 4+1 26 130

01-09-2014 to 13-09-2014 4+1 12 060

Total 4+1 66 330

Preparation Period 14th September to 18th September, 2014

Trimester I & IV End Examination – 19th September to 4th October,

2014


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Trimester – III & VI

Trimester – II & V


per Day No. of Days

No. of Contact Hrs.

06-10-2014 to 18-10-2014 4+1 12 60

22nd November 2014 / 13th March 2015 / 1st April 2015 Cambridge ESOL BEC Prelim Examination for MBA Entire / Other if any

20th October, 2014 to 1th November, 2014 Diwali Vacation

03-11-2014 to 30-11-2014 4+1 24 120

01-12-2014 to 31-12-2014 4+1 26 130

01-01-2015 to 03-01-2015 4+1 03 015

Total 4+1 65 325

Preparation Period 4th January to 6th January, 2015

Trimester II & V End Examination 7th January to 17th

January, 2015


per Day No. of Days

No. of Contact Hrs.

19-01-2015 to 31-01-2015 4+1 12 060

01-02-2015 to 28-02-2015 4+1 24 120

01-03-2015 to 31-03-2015 4+1 26 130

01-04-2015 to 04-04-2015 4+1 04 020

Total 4+1 66 330

Preparation Period 6th April to 11th April, 2015

Trimester III & VI End Examination 13th April to 24th April, 2015

Number of Working Days : 197 Total number of Contact Hours for MBA-I (197 x 5) : 985 + 24 Foundation Classes Total number of Contact Hours for MBA-II (197 x 5) : 985 Number of Contact Hours for Syllabus and Seminar Papers (21 x 30): 630 Number of Contact Hours for Extra Curricular Activities : 234 (Per Trim. 39 Hours * 6) Summer in-plant training will be begin from 2st May to 28th June 2015 * Welcome Function : 9th Aug. 2014 * Traditional Day : 6th Dec. 2014 * Sports Event : 25th to 31st Dec. 2014 * Industrial Tour for MBA- II : 21st Jan To 26th Jan 2015 * Annual Gathering : 2nd Feb. to 4th Feb. 2015 * Farewell Function : 4th Apr. 2015

List of Holidays

1. Independence Day 2. Ramjan ID 3.Ganesh Chaturthi 4. Anant Chaturdashi 5. Dasara 6. X’mas 7.Republic day 8. Shiv Jayanti 9. Rang Panchami 10.Gudi Padawa 11.Ambedkar Jayanti 12.Maharashtra Day 13.Bakari ID 14. Good Friday 15.Bouddha Pournima 16. Gandi Jayati


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4.0 Guest Lectures Organized

Sr.No. Name of the Speaker Topic Discussed Date

1 Y.Shrinivas

Leadership and importance of goal in life

09.07.2014

2 Mr.Mehta E waste awareness 12.07.2014

3 Mr.Arun Pahwa

Soft Skill and personality development

02.08.2014

4 Mr.Rokde

Marketing trends in Clothing industry

27.08.2014

5 Y.Shrinivas

Interaction with faculty members and director

03.07.2014

6 Sandra Aslund

Awareness on AIDs and social work

06.08.2014

7 Mr.Shantanu Datar Jayant Panse

Employability of today's management students

06.09.2014

8 Strategic Marketing Management

06.10.2014

9 Mr.Shantanu Datar

Interview skills & mock interviews

08.11.2014

10 Mr.Arun Pahwa Corporate Etiquettes 15.11.2014

11 Mr. Bibekananda Pradhan

Investment banking and economics today

22.11.2014

12 Miss. Sandra Aslund

abroad opportunities and career

06.12.2014

13 Mr.Mahesh Rokde

The Brand - YOU" - Self Branding in the Field of Job Market

06.12.2014

5.0 Guest Lectures Delivered and Resource Person by CSIBER Faculty

Sr. No.

Names of lectures

Profile Topic Date

1 Y.Shrinivas Rtd. Capt in air force

Leadership and importance of goal in life

09.07.2014

2 Mr.Mehta MD,E-recycle bin E waste awareness 12.07.2014

3 Mr.Arun Pahwa Corporate Trainer,Delhi

Soft Skill and personality development

02.08.2014

4 Mr.Rokde Marketing Head, Raymond

Marketing trends in Clothing industry

27.08.2014

5 Y.Shrinivas Rtd. Capt in air force

Interaction with faculty members and director

03.07.2014

6 Sandra Aslund Project head of Aids awareness from UN,South Africa

Awareness on AIDs and social work

06.08.2014

7 Mr.Shantanu Datar

Corporate HR head, Sanjay Ghodawat Group

Employability of today's management students

06.09.2014


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Sr. No.

Names of lectures

Profile Topic Date

8 Jayant Panse Marketing Manager Strategic Marketing Management

06.10.2014

9 Mr.Shantanu Datar

Corporate HR head, Sanjay Ghodawat Group

Interview skills & mock interviews

08.11.2014

10 Mr.Arun Pahwa Corporate Trainer,Delhi

Corporate Etiquettes 15.11.2014


Head – Accounts & Finance


22.11.2014

12 Miss. Sandra Aslund

Project Head-United Nation,South Africa

abroad opportunities and career

06.12.2014

13 Mr.Mahesh Rokde

Marketing Head,Raymond

The Brand - YOU" - Self Branding in the Field of Job Market

06.12.2014


Sr. No.

Name of the speaker

Institute/ Organization visited

Topic discussed Date

1

Dr. M. M. Ali Resource Person in the UGC sponsored Two Days National Level Conference

Inspiring Marketers for

Better Future

27 and 28

March 2015

2

Dr. M. M. Ali Resource Person in the UGC sponsored State Level Workshop

Research Methodology

and Techniques for Social

Sciences

20th October

2014

3

Dr. U. M. Deshmukh

Divekar College of Commerce and P.G.(M.COM.) Centre, KARWAR(KARNATAKA) & Chamber of Commerce,KARWAR

Need for Restructuring

Industrial and

Commercial Policies of

India

30th

September

2014

4

Dr. U. M. Deshmukh

CSIBER,KOLHAPUR

Overview of Research

Projects and its

Significance at M.Com.

level

11th October

2014

5

Dr. U. M. Deshmukh

Bhosale Education

Foundation’s

Little Flower English

Medium School

Speech is delivered as

Chief Guest on Flag

Hoisting Ceremony

26th January

2015

6 Dr. D. S. Patil Kagal Co-op. Bank

Ltd. Kolhapur

Provisions of Tax

Deducted at Source

10th June

2015


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Sr. No.

Name of the speaker



7

Mr. A. D. Ekal National Institute of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (NI-MSME) & sponsored by Rajeev Gandhi National Institute for Youth Development, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India at CSIBER, Kolhapur

“EDP On Computing Skills

8 Dr. C. S. Kale Jayawant institute Of

Management Wathar MBA Induction Program

9th Aug. 2014

9 Mr. K. H. Chougule

Shivaraj College, Gadhinglaj

Career Guidance in Higher Education

15th Jan 2014

10 Mr. K. H. Chougule CSIBER,Kolhapur

EDP on Computing Skills

29th Jan. to 5th Mar. 2015


Sadhana High School, Punal,

Career Opportunity After 10th& 12th Standard”

6th July 2015

12 Mr. Kishore Kumar

SUK, Solapur Unv., and CSIBER, Kolhapur

Two Variable Analysis Using SPSS

9th and 10th Mar. 2015


Ni-msme and CSIBER, Kolhapur

Entrepreneurship Development Skills


14 Mrs. M. K. Mane

VPIMSR, Sangli Career Development 2nd Mar.

2015

15 Mrs. M. K. Mane

CSIBER,Kolhapur EDP and Computing Skills


16 Mrs. M. K. Mane Vivekanand College,

Kolhapur Career Opportunity After BBA and BCA

Feb. 2015

17 Mr. P. Nareshkumar

CSIBER Entrepreneurship, Google Apps

20th Feb.


Dept. of Economics, Shivaji University Kolhapur

Heteroscedasticity 9th Mar. 2015

19 Mr. P. P. Chavan Maharashtra Center

for Entrepreneurship Development (MCED)

Consumer Behaviour & Market Mix

10th Nov. 2014

20 Mr. P. P. Chavan Maharashtra Center

for Entrepreneurship Development (MCED)

Helping People to do Market Study

10th Nov. 2014

21

Mr. P. P. Chavan Yashwantrao Chavan Warana Mahavidyalaya (YCWM)

Career Guidance in Higher Education 12th Jan.

2015


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Sr. No.

Name of the speaker



22 Mr. P. P. Chavan

CSIBER,Kolhapur EDP on Computing Skills


23 Mr. S. H. Jagtap Dr D.K. Shinde Social

Work Camp Bhadurwadi, Sangli,

Use of Indain Music for cure different Disorders

18th Feb. 2015

24 Mr. S. H. Jagtap Shri Venkatesh

Mahavidyalaya Ichalkaranji

Innovative Theory of stress Management through Music

23th Jan. 2014

25 Mr. S. H. Jagtap Yashwantrao Chavan

Warna Mahavidyalaya Warnanagar

Helth and mind management through music

20th Feb. 2015

26 Mr. S. H. Jagtap Yashwantrao Chavan

Warna Mahavidyalaya Warnanagar

Carrier Opportunities after graduation

12th Jan. 2015

27 Mr. S. H. Jagtap ni-msme

EDP on Computing Skills

01st Apr. 2015

28 Dr. P. B. Patil Shivraj College,

Gadhinglaj Career Guidance in Higher Education

13th Jan 2015.

29 Dr. P. B. Patil RIT, Islampur Managing Excellence &

Indian Perspective 27-28 March 2015

7.0 Study Tour/ Industrial Visits/ Field Work

Sr.No. Name of the Organization Date Class

1 Tessitora Monti Textiles, Kolhapur

2 Warana Industries Complex, Warana

3 Sanjay Ghodawat Group of Industries, Chipari

The students participated in the visit actively and the visit was highly appreciated. Some glimpses

MBA - I

MBA – II students along with the faculty, visited following industries during study tour programme organized in February 2012


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8.0 Efforts for Weak Students (Mention number of students and efforts made in detail)

Extra lectures were conducted for weak students before every trimester exam where on an average 45 students were present. Actual theme for this extra lectures were to solve the past question papers and also any other doubts also were get cleared.

9.0 Efforts for Communication Skills (in details)

Institute is the official preparations center for Cambridge ESOL, BEC series of exam such as preliminary, vantage etc. and also an official centre for conduct of these examination, arranged by British Council of India, Mumbai. The cost of this activity is borne by the Institute.

10.0 Seminars/ Workshops / Conferences Attended by the Faculty

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Nature of Event Date &

Duration Venue

1 Dr. C. A. Naik Achieving Excellence through HRM.

13-14 March 2015.

CSIBER

2 Dr. C. A. Naik E-Recruitment strategies. 27-28 March 2015.

RIT, Islampur. (Sangli)

3 Dr. B. T. Bangdar Business Excellence-Perspectives, Challenges and Strategies

13-14 March, 2015

CSIBER, Kolhapur

4 Dr. B. T. Bangdar Managing Excellence: An Indian Perspective

27-28 March, 2015


5 Dr. G. Haresh

Two Day orientation programme for the academic counselors of social sciences

13 – 14 August 2014

IGNOU Regional Center, Pune

6 Dr. G. Haresh International Conference on Recent Trends in Commerce, Economics and Management

10 – 11 February 2015

Rayat Shikshan Sanstha’s Dhananjayrao Gadgil College of Commerce, Satara

7 Mr. D. S. Patil Income Tax Assessments 06/12/2014 ICAI, Kolhapur

8 Mr. D. S. Patil Schedule II of Companies Act, 2013

18/04/2015 ICAI, Kolhapur

9 Mr. G. A. Samant

National Residential Conference

13/06/2014

continuing Professional Education Committee

10 Mr. G. A. Samant

Seminar on Capital Market and Taxation of the same

20/12/2014 KOLHAPUR BRANCH OF WIRC

11 Mr. G. A. Samant

Seminar on Reporting under Revised Tax Audit Forms 3CA, 3CB and 3CD



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Sr. No.


Duration Venue

12 Mrs. M. K. Mane Business Excellence-Perspectives, Challenges & Strategies

13-14 March 2015

CSIBER

13 Mrs. M. K. Mane National Conference on , RIT, Islampur


14 Mr. S. H. Jagtap

UGC Sponsored national seminar on Recent Trends in Information Technology

06 March 2015

CSIBER

15 Mr. S. H. Jagtap

UGC Sponsored Two Day National Conference on Business Excellence, Perspectives, Challenges and strategies

13 March 2015

CSIBER

16 Mr. S. H. Jagtap

UGC Sponsored One Day Workshop on Recent Trends in Human Resource Management

04 Dec. 2014

CSIBER

17 Mr. S. H. Jagtap


6 March 2015

CSIBER

18 Mr. S. H. Jagtap

Two Days UGC Sponsored National Conference on Contemporary Issues in India's Foreign Trade

10-11 Jan. 2014

CSIBER

19 Dr. C. S. Kale Business Excellence – Perspectives, Challenges and Strategies

13-14 March 2015

SIBER Kolhapur.

20 Dr. C. S. Kale Managing Excellence – Indian Perspective

27-28 March 2015

RIT Islampur

21 Dr. A. D. Jadhav One Day State Level Workshop on “ Atrocities Against SC and ST”

30 July 2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur

22 Dr. A. D. Jadhav

UGC Sponsored One Day National Seminar on “Impact of Agro-Based Industries on Rural Economy”

09 August 2014.

G. A. College of Commerce, Sangli

23 Dr. A. D. Jadhav A One Day Workshop on “ Career Opportunities in Banking Sector”

17 Oct. 2014. The New College, Kolhapur,

24 Dr. A. D. Jadhav

UGC Sponsored One Day National Seminar on “Food Security in India: Issues and Challenges”

14 Feb. 2015. G. A. College of Commerce, Sangli


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Sr. No.


Duration Venue

25 Dr. A. D. Jadhav International Conference on “Emerging Trends in Basicand Applied Sciences”

10 March 2015.

Karmaveer Hire Arts, Science, Commerce and Education College, Gargoti

26 Mr. A. D. Ekal Atrocities Against SC and ST 30 July, 2014 CSIBER


Panel Data Econometrics and Its Applications

07-09 Jan. 2015

GIPE, Pune


One Day State Level Workshop on Atrocities Against SC and ST




07-09 January 2015

GIPE, Pune

30 Mr. P. P. Chavan

UGC Sponsored Two Day National Level Workshop on “Econometrics with Computer Applications”

26-27 February 2014.

CSIBER

31 Mr. P. P. Chavan

Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR) A One Day National Workshop on “Co-Operative Movement and Rural Development in India”

22 Feb.2015.

The New College Kolhapur

32 Mr. P. P. Chavan Problem and Prospects of MGNREGS in Maharashtra

21-22 Jan 2015

Shri. Raosaheb Ramrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Savlaj, Tal.- Tasgaon, Dist.- Sangli.

33 Mr. P. P. Chavan

UGC sponsored Two Day National Conference on “Business Excellence-Perspectives, Challenges & Strategies”

13-14 March 2015

CSIBER

34 Mr. K. H. Chougale


22 Feb.2015.




13-14th March 2015

CSIBER


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10.0 Events (Seminar / Workshop etc.) organized by the Department:

Sr. No Event Date

1 Entrepreneurial Motivation Training Programme 1-2 August, 2014.

2 One Day Workshop on “Preparation of Research Proposal” 11th August 2014

3 UGC sponsored Two Day National Conference on “Business Excellence-Perspectives, Challenges & Strategies”

11/10/2014

4 “One Day Orientation Workshop on Research Project in

Accounts and Finance for M.Com” 11/10/2014

5 Two Day Workshop on “Research Methodology” 10-11 December

2014

6 “One Day Student Induction Programme on Research

Projects for M.Com” 16/03/2015

7 “One Day Orientation on SIP for MBA-I students March 2015

11.0 FDP/ Orientation Programme Attended by The Faculty

Sr.No. Name of Faculty Programme Venue Date & Duration

1 Dr. S. G. Vibhute Research Writing & Presentation, CSIBER, Kolhapur

04-09-2015

2 Dr. C. S. Kale Data analysis using SPSS 20-21 2015

3 Residential Refresher Course 21-02-2015

12.0 M.Phil. & Ph.D. Research guidance undertaken

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty M.Phil. Ph.D.

In Progress Completed In Progress Completed

1 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni 6 5 4 2

2 Dr. M.M. Ali 6 2 8 1

3 Dr. S.G. Vibhute 7 3 -- --

4 Dr. U.M. Deshmukh 7 4 8 1

5 Dr. P.B. Patil 6 2 6 2

6 Dr. G. Haresh 4 2 2 --

7 Dr. C.A. Naik 9 3 -- --

8 Dr. C.S. Dalvi 7 2 7 --

9 Dr. B. T. Bandgar 5 2 -- --

10 Dr. C. S. Kale 5 2 -- --

11 Dr. A. D. Jadhav 6 3 -- --


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13.0 Research Project

Sr.No. Faculty Title of Project Funding Agency

Amount Sanctioned

1 DR. U. M. Deshmukh

Problems and Prospectus of Drinking Water Supply Management in Kolhapur District

UGC,PUNE Rs.50000/-

14.0 A) Research Publication

Sr.No. Name Of Faculty Title Of The Paper Name Of Journal & ISBN No.,

Date & Place

1

Dr. M. M. Ali Service Quality in Rural Tourism and Tourists Satisfaction: an Empirical Study of Kolhapur District

Indian Streams Research Journal, Impact Factor 2.1506 (UIF), ISSN 2230-7850, Vol. IV, Issue – 9, Oct – 2014 (Jointly Vaibhava Desai)

2

Dr. M. M. Ali Management Education Need for Revitalization, Management Education in India: Present Status and Emerging Scenario

Festschrift in honour of Dr. T. A. Shiware, published by Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education and Research, 2014, pp 58-72

3

Dr. M. M. Ali A Review of Literature on Welfare Facilities and its Impact on Employees Satisfaction

Research Journal for Resurrection in Intellectual Disciplines, ISSN 2278-0319, Vol – 13, Issue -1, Year 4 (Quarterly), May 2015 to July 2015

4

Dr. M. M. Ali Impact of Branding on Purchase Decisions with reference to Bata India Limited in Sangli

Research Journal for Renaissance in Intellectual Disciplines, Vol – 13, Issue -1, Year 4 (Quarterly), April 2015 to June 2015

5

Dr. P. B. Patil Rural Tourism Development with Reference to Agro Tourism in Maharashtra

International Research Journal of Commerce, Business & Social Science, Ver.04, Issue-1(I) April 2015, ISSN – 2277-9310

6

Dr. P. B. Patil A Study of Financial Management in Municipal & Non-Municipal Schools in Gadhinglaj City


7 Dr. B. T. Bandgar “A review of literature on

CSR practices in India”, as coauthor.

May-Jul.2015, “Resurrection”, ISSN-2278-0319,Vol.13, Issue-1, P-19,

8

Dr. G. Haresh Unleashing Regional Entrepreneurship Marker of an Entrepreneurial System

Southern Economist Vol. 53, No. 10, September 15, 2014, pp. 43-47, ISSN No. 0038-4046


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Date & Place

9

Dr. G. Haresh A Review of Literature on Export Performance of Indian Mangers (Jointly with Shinde Trupti)

Rejuvenile, Vol. 11, Issue 1, February 2015, ISSN No. 2278-0300

10

Dr. G. Haresh A Review of Literature on Expert Performance of Indian Fisheries (Jointly with Vinod M. Surve)


11

Dr. G. Haresh Challenges before SAARC Nations : An Analysis (Jointly with Pooja V. Niakam)


12 Dr. G. Haresh Spirituality in Management

: An Analysis Rejuvenile, Vol. 11, Issue 1, February 2015, ISSN No. 2278-0300

13 Dr. G. Haresh Problems and Prospectus

of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises in India

Renaissance Issue – 1, March 2015, ISSN No. 2277-7644

14

Dr. G. Haresh Global Economics Crisis and its Impact on Indias Export and Imports (Jointly with Dr. S. S. Rupe)

International Journal of Economics, Law and Social Sciences, Vol. 2, Issue – 4, April 2015, ISSN No. 2348-165X

15

Dr. C. S. Dalvi A Case study of Kolhapur Municipal Transport

Research Journal for Renaissance in Intellectual Discipline –July 2014- Vol 10- ISSN- 2277-7644

16

Dr. C. S. Dalvi Study of Retail Shops in Organised Retail Boom”-

International Research Journal of Commerce Business and Social Sciences- Vol III, Issue -8(IV) November – 2014-ISSN-2277-9310

17

Dr. C. S. Dalvi A study of Employee Loyalty In Aster Aadhar Hospital, Kolhapur

Journal for Renaissance in Intellectual Discipline –Jan - 2015- Vol 12 Issue 1 - ISSN- 2277-7644

18

Dr. C. S. Dalvi Role of Information Technology in Retailing

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Vol. IV, Issue10(IV) January 2015-ISSN:2277-9302

19

Dr. C. S. Dalvi Consumer Buying Behaviour Relating to Purchase of Gold In Kolhapur City

International Journal of Economic and Business Review- February 2015- Vol 3 Issue -2- ISSN- 2347- 9671

20

Dr. C. S. Kale Corrugated Boxes- Recent Trend in Packaging

Research Journal For Resurrection in Intellectual Discipline , ISSN – 2278-0319 Pg 4-8 , Vol 10 Issue 1 Aug – Oct 2014


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Date & Place

21

Dr. C. S. Kale

Soft Skills: Need for Future Managers

Research Journal For Resurrection in Intellectual Discipline , ISSN – 2278-0319 Pg 29-32 Vol 10 Issue 1 Aug – Oct 2014

22 Dr. C. S. Kale Autonomy – Challenges

and Prospects University News, ISSN -0566-2257 Vol 53 No 3, Jan 19-25 2015

23

Dr. C. S. Kale Study of Placement Activities of Selected Management Institutes in Kolhapur District,

Rural Management Review , ISSN 2394-6261 Vol 1 Issue 1 Jan- Jun 2015 Pg 68-72

24

Dr. C. S. Kale A Review of Literature on Grievances Handling in Organisations

Research Journal for Rejuvenile in Intellectual Disciplines, ISSN 2278-0300 Vol 12 Issue 1 Year 3 Mar-May 2015 Pg 17-19

25

Dr. C. S. Kale A Review of Literature on E Banking Services

Journal for Rejuvenile in Intellectual Disciplines, ISSN 2278-0300 Vol 12 Issue 1 Year 3 Mar-May 2015 Pg 20-23

26

Dr. A. D. Jadhav Empowerment of Women Through Self Help Group: A Case Study of Hatkanangle Taluka

Micro-Finance in India A UGC Sponsored Proceeding, Jan.2014 Page No. 99-103

Dr. A. D. Jadhav Inclusive Growth in India: Challenges and Prospects

Anjuman-I-Islam’s Allana Institute of Management Studies Research Journal on Inclusive Growth Vol. IV: Issue 1 Jan-June 2014 ISSN 0976-2507 Page No. 88-94

27

Dr. A. D. Jadhav Status of Assets and Liability Management in Indian Context

Research Journal for Rejuvenile in Intellectual Disciplines, ISSN 2278-0300 Sept. 2014 Page No. 14-22

28

Dr. A. D. Jadhav Higher Education: Current Situation And Future

Research Journal for Rejuvenile in Intellectual Disciplines, ISSN 2278-0300 Nov. 2014 Page No. 47-56

29

Dr. A. D. Jadhav Role of Women Entrepreneurship in Indian Economy: Hurdles and Empowerment

Research Journal for Rejuvenile in Intellectual Disciplines, ISSN 2278-0300 Dec. 2014 Page No. 57-64

30

Dr. A. D. Jadhav Agriculture and Food Security in Indian Scenario

“Good Security in India: Issues and Challenges”, ISBN 978-93-81549-76-6 Feb. 2015 Page No. 120-125

31

Dr. A. D. Jadhav Challenges and Opportunities in Management Education in India

Rural Management Review, ISSN 2394-6261 Jan.-June 2015 Page No. 16-22


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Date & Place

32

Dr. A. D. Jadhav Inclusive Education in The Indian Context

Golden Research Thoughts International Recognition Multidisciplinary Research Journal Vol-4 Issue-8 Feb. 2015 ISSN No.:2231-5063 Impact Factor:3.4052(UIF) Page No. 1-6

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Mr. P. Nareshkumar

Application of econometrics in the measurement of manufacturing Sector productivity: a review

International research journal of management Sociology & humanities Issn 2277 – 9809 (0) 2348 - 9359 (p), Volume 5 issue 9 , year 2014

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Mr. Kishorekumar Trends in India’s Foreign Trade:With Special Reference to Special Economic Zones

Universal Research Ananlysis, ISSN 2229-4406, Sep 2014 to Feb 2015, Latur, Maharashtra, India

B) Presented Paper

Sr.No. Name of Faculty Title of the Paper Theme

1 Dr. C. A. Naik Achieving Excellence through HRM.

National Conference, CSIBER. 13,14 March 2015.

2 Dr. C. A. Naik E-Recruitment strategies. National Conference, RIT. 27,28 arch 2015.

3 Dr. P. B. Patil

Rural Tourism Development With Reference to Agro Tourism in Maharashtra

International Research Conference on Recent Trends in Commerce Management, Social Science, Engineering Technological Sciences and Linguistic held on 14th Feb. 2015.

4

Dr. P. B. Patil Recent Trends in Financial Innovation towards Capital Markets

National Conference on Business Excellence, Perspective, Challenges and Strategies on 13, 14 March 2015

5 Dr. P. B. Patil

An Analytical Study of Human Resource Accounting Practice in India

1st International Conference of Commerce & Management on Demographic Dividen and Industrial Development with Inclusive Approach: A Road Ahead, 2-3 March 2015

6 Dr. P. B. Patil Development & Scope of Venture Capital in India

National Conference in Collaboration with Indian Society for Training & Development on Managing Excellence: An Indian Perspective, 27-28 March 2015

7 Dr. B. T. Bandgar Understanding Change Mgt.

National Conference organized by CSIBER at Kolhapur, on 13 -14, March, 2015.


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8 Dr. B. T. Bandgar Emotional Intelligence RIT, Islampur.(Sangli), 27-28 March,2015

9 Dr. G .Haresh

Global Economic Crisis and its impact on India’s Exports and Imports at the 1st International Research Conference

Recent Trends in Commerce, Management, Social, Engineering, Technological Sciences and Linguistic held on 14th February 2015 at Devchand College, Arjunnagar

10 Dr. C. S. Dalvi A study of Investor Preferences in Kolhapur City-

National Conference on Indian Insurance Sector:- Innovation , sustainability and Social Impact- organized by Tumkur University-22nd Nov 2014

11 Dr. C. S. Dalvi Role of Information Technology In Retailing

35th World Management Conference- Emerging trends in Studies Training and Research and consultancy- organized by World Management Congress- 28-29 Dec 2015- Pune

12 Dr. C. S. Dalvi Indian Scenario of Alternative

Energy1st International Research conference – Recent Trends In commerce, Management Social Engineering Technological Sciences and Linguistic- Devchand College- Arjunnagar- 14 Feb 2015

13 Dr. C. S. Dalvi Adventure Tourism- New Facet of Tourism

National Conference on Recent Trends In Management – K.S. School of Engineering and Management , Bengluru-28th May 2015

14 Mrs. M. K. Mane

Green HR Initiatives for Sustainable Development

March, 2015, RIT, Islampur

15 Mrs. M. K. Mane Social Media: A Tool For Employee Engagement

March, 2015, CSIBER

16 Mr. S. H. Jagtap

Business Excellence in Hotel Industry through Music, a study in Kolhapur city

UGC Sponsored Two Day National Conference on Business Excellence, Perspectives, Challenges and strategies, CSIBER 13/03/15

17 Mr. S. H. Jagtap

A Study In Banks in Kolhapur Citydy of I.S. Audit Assurance amd Cont



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18 Dr. C. S. Kale

A Survey of practices of HRIS In Selected Private Engineering Institutes.

Two day National Conference at RIT Islampur

19 Dr. A. D. Jadhav Inclusive Growth in India: Challenges and Prospects

5th National Seminar on “Inclusive Growth”, 1st March 2014 at Allana Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai.

20 Dr. A. D. Jadhav

Women Entrepreneurship in India: Problems and Prospects

State level seminar on “Problems & Prospects of Women Entrepreneurship in India”, 15th March 2014 at A. R. Burla Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Solapur.

21 Dr. A. D. Jadhav Agriculture and Food Security in Indian Scenario

UGC Sponsored One Day National Seminar on “ Food Security in India: Issues and Challenges”14th Feb. 2015.G. A. College of Commerce, Sangli

22 Dr. A. D. Jadhav

Current Status of E-Commerce Businesses and Industry: Impact of Cloud Computing

10th March 2015 at Karmaveer Hire Arts, Science, Commerce & Education College Gargoti, Kolhapur.

23 Mr. P. P. Chavan

Problem and Prospects of MGNREGS in Maharashtra

21 & 22 Jan 2015

24 Mr. P. P. Chavan

Business Excellence-Perspectives, Challenges & Strategies

13th& 14th March 2015

25 Mr. K. H. Chougale Direct Benefits Transfer-A Boon For Aam Admi

13th& 14th March 2015, CSIBER

15.0 Books Published:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of Book Publisher, ISSN No.

1 -- -- --


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15.0 List of Meritorious Students

MBA – I Sr.No. Exam No. Name of the Student Percentage Merit

Order

1 6109 GAWADE JEEVAN BALKRISHNA BHAVANA 7.21 I

2 6117 JADHAV KARAN SANJAY NITA 6.92 II

3 6135 PATHAK ROHAN RAVINDRA POOJA 6.85 III

4 6141 POWAR SUHAS NAMDEV SUVARNA 6.64 IV

5 6114 *INGALE SHRUTI VIJAY SUJATA 6.50 V

6 6133 *PANDIT PRIYANKA SURESHRAO SWATI 6.50 V

7 6123 *KHADE MADHURA MARUTI SAMPADA 6.50 V

MBA – II Sr.No. Exam No. Name Of The Student Percentage Merit

Order

1 6323 * PATEL KHYATI DHARMENDRA FALGUNI 6.8 1

2 6443 HALBHAVI ANUP SHITALKUMAR ALKA 6.7 2

3 6413

* PATIL NISHIGANDHA SHASHIKUMAR

RASHMI 6.7 2

4 6444 * HUMBE ASMITA RAJU SUNITA 6.6 5

5 6421 * SAWANT SHAMALI ADHIKRAO ANJALI 6.6 3

6 6394

* BOGAR DEEPALI RAMCHANDRA

VANDANA 6.6 5

7 6423 * SINGH SONALI JITENDRA PRAMILA 6.6 4

8 6414 * PATIL SARIKA PANDURANG 6.6 5

16.0 Placement Activities (Names of Important Organizations where the students are

placed) List of Students Selected for Final Placement

Sr. No

Name of the company

Candidates selected

Position Salary

1 Extramarks, Kolhapur

(Markt

Exe/2.5p.a.)(MBA) Ajit Rathod

Marketing

Executive 2.5

2 HDFC Bank,

Kolhapur (Branch

Officer/2.5p.a.)(MBA)

Shubhangi Shelke Executive 2.5

3 Abhijit Karekar Executive 2.5

4 Ketki Bodake Executive 2.5

5 Suraj DEvarde Executive 2.5

6 Sidhant Ghodke Executive 2.5

7 Priyanka Patil Executive 2.5


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Sr. No

Name of the company

Candidates selected

Position Salary

8 Deepali Injal Executive 2.5

9 Kumudini

Hadadare Executive 2.5

10 Prajyot Patil Executive 2.5

11 Sushant Shinde Executive 2.5

12 Ankita Pol Executive 2.5

13 Ravindra Nirukhe Executive 2.5

14 SASC Publications,

satara (Sales

exe/1.8p.a.)(MBA)

Jadhav Vishal

Subhash Sales Executive 1.7

15 Atul Madhukar

Repe. Sales Executive 1.7

16 Abubakar Kashim

Kazi. Sales Executive 1.7

17 Satyajeet D.

Aparadh Sales Executive 1.7

18 Jadhav Tushar

Prakash. Sales Executive 1.7

19 AsianPaints (Sales

EXE/3.75p.a.)(MBA) Sangram ingwale sales executive 3.75

20 Airtel, Mumbai (Sales

Exe/4.75p.a.)(MBA) Sushil Ruikar

Terriotory

Manager 4.75

21 Sushant Tarate

Terriotory

Manager 4.75

22 Shivprasad Patil

Terriotory

Manager 4.75

23 Anand Chaudhary

Terriotory

Manager 4.75

24 Bank Of Newyork,

Mellon (Fianacial

Analyst/2.8p.a.)MBA

Miss. Snehal

Mandlik

(CSIBER) Financial Analyst 2.8

25 Miss. Khyati Patel


26 Miss. Pooja

Ghantani


27 Mr. Hitesh

Lalchandani


28 Miss.Radha

Agarwal (SGI) Financial Analyst 2.8

29 Mr.Jitin Vijayan

(SGI) Financial Analyst 2.8

30 Miss. Ruta

Karandikar

(IMER) Financial Analyst 2.8


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Sr. No

Name of the company

Candidates selected

Position Salary

31 Mr. Darshan

Bhute (DRK) Financial Analyst 2.8

32 Mr.Jekit Toparani

(KIT) Financial Analyst 2.8

33 Mr. Prasad Mane

(SGI) Financial Analyst 2.8

34 Vodafone (Store

Manager/4.75p.a.)

(MBA)

Chaiti Chavan store Manager 4.75

35 Tejal Banchhode store Manager 4.75

36 Nikita Pokale store Manager 4.75

37 Namrata Hiremath store Manager 4.75

38 Swati Bhide store Manager 4.75

39 Snehal Mandlik store Manager 4.75

40 Apeksha Patil store Manager 4.75

41 Deepti Katti store Manager 4.75

42 Anshulika

Khanvilkar store Manager 4.75

43 Sayali Patil store Manager 4.75

44 Manorama Info

Solutions (Business

DevpExe/1.8p.a.)

(MBA) Rahul Malekar

Business

Development

executive 1.8

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Amar Goadbole

Business

Development

executive 1.8

46 Ackron systems (HR

Manager / BD

Executive/1.20p.a.) Rahul Malekar

Business

Development

executive 1.2

47 Namrta

Karajgarkar

Business

Development

executive 1.2

48 Aivinira Biotech

(MBA) Yashwant Kadam Envt Auditor 2.5

49 Wasu Malavnakar Envt Auditor 2.5

50 Nasco /1.8p.a., MBA) Ms.Pooja

Havagodi

Sales Executive

and envt auditor 1.8

51 Mr. Omkar

Kulkarni

Sales Executive


52 Mr.Chandesh

Pilane

Sales Executive


53 Mr.Kisan Pawar

Sales Executive


54 Mr.Rohit Bacche

Sales Executive


55 Ms. Sayali Sangoli

Sales Executive


56 Mr.Mahavir Patil

Sales Executive



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Sr. No

Name of the company

Candidates selected

Position Salary

57 8.Mr.Pranil

Padwale

Sales Executive


58 GeoJit BNP paribas,

Kop (MBA) 1.sudhir

Deshpande Financial analyst 1.5

59 NJ Invest (MBA) 1.Omkar kulkarni Financial analyst 1.5

60 Banthiya Consultancy

(MBA) 1.Rahul Malekar Financial analyst 1.8

61 2.Asif Makandar Financial analyst 1.8

62 3.Amar Goadbole Financial analyst 1.8

63 4.Jameer Bagwan Financial analyst 1.8

64 5.Satyajeet

Salokhe Financial analyst 1.8

65 Monty Tissuura, Kop

(MBA) 1.Rahul Malekar

Management

trainee 1.5

66 BMA Stock

Exchange, Kop

(MBA) 1.Shreyas Danole

Business

Development

Executive 2.5

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2.satyajeet salokhe

Business

Development

Executive 2.5

68 3.namrata

hiremath

Business

Development

Executive 2.5

69

4.swati bhide

Business

Development

Executive 2.5

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5.nikita pokle

Business

Development

Executive 2.5

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6.suraj patil

Business

Development

Executive 2.5

72 Biyani Software

technology (MBA) 1.Sangram

Ingwale

Business

Development

Executive 1.5

73 Godrej ltd,mumbai

(MBA) 1.Satyjeet Salukhe Sales executive 3.5

74 Swades Foundation

Mumbai(Location:

Raigad)

(MBA)/(MCA) 1.Jameer Bagwan

Business

development

Executive 1.2

75 2.Omakar

Kulkarni

Business

development

Executive 1.2

76

3.Sameer Mahekar

Business

development

Executive 1.2


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Sr. No

Name of the company

Candidates selected

Position Salary

77 DCB BANK, Mumbai

(MBA) 1.Kisan Pawar Financial Analyst 1.5

78 Tradenet wealth

managers ltd (Share

dmat) (MBA) 1.Sudhir

Deshpande

Share market

consultant 1.2

79 Bajaj Finance, Kop

(MBA) 1.Sushant Tarate

Fianance

consultant 1.8

80 Shoppersstop pvt ltd

Floor manager,

1.2p.a., (MBA) 1.Jameer Bagwan Floor Manager 1.2

81 Genious Horizons

(HR, MBA) 1.Sayali Patil HR Executive 1.2

82 First Flight curiors

ltd,Pune(RHO)

(MBA) 1.Vishwanath

Durgade HR executive 1.5

83 GBS E-commerce

Technologies Pvt ltd,

Miraj (MBA) 1.Amar Goadbole

Business

Development

executive 1.8

84

HDFC, Mumbai

(MBA) Executive

sales,

1.Nikita Pokle Front Desk 1.5

85 2.Sangram

Ingwale Teller 1.5

86 3.Sudhir

Deshpande Teller 1.5

87 4.Chiati Chavan Front Desk 1.5

88 5.Snehal Kamble Sales Executive 1.5

89 6.Asmita Humbe Sales Executive 1.5

90 7.Vikas Patil Sales Executive 1.5

91 8.Sonali Patil Sales Executive 1.5

92 9.Asif Makandar Sales Executive 1.5

93 ARMS consultancy

HR Executive(1.2

p.a.)(MBA)

1.1.Nikita Pokle HR executive 1.2

94 2.Sonali Singh HR executive 1.2

95 Gallagher

international BPO,

(US, Pune,Kop) (1lac

p.a.a)Financial analyst

(MBA)

1.Sanika Rasal

Customer care

executive 1

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2.sonali singh

Customer care

executive 1

97 IFFCO-TOKIO

insurance company,

kop 1.Anil Bagalkote Business analyst 1.2

98 Horizon service, Pune

(envt. Consultancy) 1.Kunal Desai

Enviornmental

auditor 2.5

99 Avnira biotech,pune

1.Pranil padwale

Enviornmental

auditor 2.8


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Sr. No

Name of the company

Candidates selected

Position Salary

100 Vanvid chemicals

1.Shantanu

Kulkarni

Assistant

Manager 2.5

101 Shreeji Aqua

treatment pvt ltd. 1.Aishwarya Naik

Envt Audit

cordinator 2.5

The Following Companies Visited Campus For The Placement

Sr. No. Name of the Orgaisation

1 Extramarks, Kolhapur (Markt Exe/2.5p.a.)(MBA)

2 HDFC Bank, Kolhapur (Branch Officer/2.5p.a.)(MBA)

3 SASC Publications, satara (Sales exe/1.8p.a.)(MBA)

4 AsianPaints (Sales EXE/3.75p.a.)(MBA)

5 Airtel, Mumbai (Sales Exe/4.75p.a.)(MBA)

6 Bank Of Newyork, Mellon (Fianacial Analyst/2.8p.a.)MBA

7 Vodafone (Store Manager/4.75p.a.) (MBA)

8 Manorama Info Solutions (Business DevpExe/1.8p.a.)

9 (MBA)

10 Ackron systems (HR Manager / BD Executive/1.20p.a.)

11 (MBA)

12 Aivinira Biotech (MBA)

13 Nasco /1.8p.a., MBA)

14 GeoJit BNP paribas, Kop (MBA)

15 NJ Invest (MBA)

16 Banthiya Consultancy (MBA)

17 Monty Tissuura, Kop (MBA)

18 BMA Stock Exchange, Kop (MBA)

19 Biyani Software technology (MBA)

20 Godrej ltd,mumbai (MBA)

21 Swades Foundation Mumbai(Location: Raigad) (MBA)/(MCA)

22 DCB BANK, Mumbai (MBA)

23 Tradenet wealth managers ltd (Share dmat) (MBA)

24 Bajaj Finance, Kop (MBA)

25 Shoppersstop pvt ltd Floor manager, 1.2p.a., (MBA)

26 Genious Horizons (HR, MBA)

27 First Flight curiors ltd,Pune(RHO) (MBA)

28 GBS E-commerce Technologies Pvt ltd, Miraj (MBA)

29 HDFC, Mumbai (MBA) Executive sales,

30 ARMS consultancy HR Executive(1.2 p.a.)(MBA)

31 Gallagher international BPO, (US, Pune,Kop) (1lac p.a.a)

32 Financial analyst (MBA)

33 IFFCO-TOKIO insurance company, kop

34 Horizon service, Pune (envt. Consultancy)

35 Avnira biotech,pune

36 Vanvid chemicals

37 Shreeji Aqua treatment pvt ltd.


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17.0 In Brief Mention the Efforts Made & Assessment on The Following Criteria.

i) Curriculum Aspects

Care is taken to update the syllabus as per the requirement of the industry. Hence constant industry Institute interaction is undertaken. The faculty members keep a watch and undertake the survey of the curriculum aspects adopted at the national level Institute, accordingly the syllabus is revised as and when the situation demands. Alumni visits the Institute occasionally and suggests the Chairman, respective faculty regarding the upadation accordingly. This feedback is communicated to the faculties in the meeting and open debate takes place. Based on the debate and authenticity of feedback the informal decision is taken. It gets formalized through BOS and Academic Council meetings. To further formalize and strengthen the process Alumni is officially registered.

ii) Teaching Learning and Evaluation

The teaching activity is strictly adhered as per the approved calendar. Director of the Institute visits the class rooms without prior information and solicit the feedback from the students regarding the teaching and understanding by the students. Similarly the formal feedback is taken with the help of ‘Software’ at MBA computer lab. Each individual faculty member adopts his own method of taking feedback to achieve the teaching learning objective. The class coordinators and class representatives have a frequent interaction to get the feedback. Students are evaluated on continuous basis – through internal assessment system as well trimester term end examination. In this process the weak students are identified and remedial classes are held to make teaching learning effective and upgrade the students. The remedial classes are conducted before the term end examination. To keep track of effective teaching learning process the faculty member interact with the students, mentor the students and counsel the students regularly. For effective and efficient teaching the management takes cognizance of faculty development. Hence the faculty members are deputed to various premier Institutes wherever the refresher courses / FDP’s / QIP’s / MDP’s / Seminars / Workshop’s/ Symposium are conducted. Faculty members in groups are also deputed to premier Institutes to upgrade knowledge regarding recent trends in these subjects as well as to have cross cultural exchange of ideas and teaching pedagogies. Many a times the senior faculty members mentor, guide the junior faculty members regarding effective teaching.


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iii) Research Consultancy and Extension

Faculty members are actively involved not only in teaching but also in research, consultancy and extension activities. Faculty members guide M.Phil students as well as Ph.D. registered students. Most of the faculty members do undertake minor research projects funded by the Western Region, UGC Pune. On an average the faculty members guide 3-4 M.Phil students and a quota of 8 Ph.D. research scholars. Few faculty members are involved in consultancy services Area of consultation are Marketing, IT, Finance. Extension services are in the form of guest lectures by faculty members organized by various NGO’s, Rotary clubs and social organizations. Extension activities for the students on the campus is in the form of meditation and Yoga classes oragnised at the Boys Hostel as well as auditorium of Institute.

iv) Infrastructure and Learning Resources

The Institute has set up Video Conferencing facility and few sessions through this facility has been carried out.

v) Student Support & Progression

For the progress of the student all possible academic support is extended. The weak students are given extra tutoring to bring them on par with the other students. The concept of SDLL and CPSD is adopted and implanted for the entire student community of MBA. Students weak in oral communication are guided through language laboratory. Students are given an opportunity to organize and conduct various events such as welcome, farewell, seminars, guest lectures etc.

Training and placement officer keep track of past students and guide them in their career progress through various sources as visits to organizations (where students are placed), mail, telephonic talks.

vi) Governance and Leadership

Governance of the Management Department follows the structure given below:

Director

Chairman

Class Coordinators

Faculty Members

Students

Class Representative T.P.O.


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vii) Innovative Practices

Faculty members are on the constant watch out of innovative practices to be adopted during teaching learning process. A number of innovative practices have been adopted such as:

1) The curriculum, ISPE is implemented by identifying new recent

debatable topics being explored and assigned to students and make students present the same in form of seminar presentation.

2) Finance curriculum is taught by asking the students to collect the financial information of various companies and bring the same to class room teaching. For understanding the concept of share market functioning simulation exercises are conducted in classrooms.

3) For testing oral communication capability the cards / kits are prepared.

In order to have a practical exposure towards marketing curriculum each student is given a product item and is asked to study the details of it and make the presentation of the same. A number of films are also exhibited in the classroom for conceptual clarification.

viii) Farewell Function

The students of first year of MBA organized Farewell Function for the outgoing batch of MBA-II. With heavy hearts we bid farewell to our students of second year and wished them luck for their future. The function was organised on April 8, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. The students were welcomed with flowers and welcome drink. The function comprised of different entertainment programmes. First year students also presented gifts to their seniors to show their love towards them. The second year students were nostalgic and thoroughly enjoyed the programme. All Faculty members were present for the function. The function was followed by Dinner.


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ix) CPSD AND SDLL REPORT 2013 - 2014

I. Career Planning and Skill Development Programme (CPSD) for MBA-II:

The prime objective of CPSD Programme is to enrich the students with improved personality, skills and orientation towards efficient career planning. In this regard, the coordinator of the programme has arranged following guest lectures by the experts from industry and in house. The details as follows: The above said activities are highly appreciated by both MBA I and MBA II potential managers and they have participated actively in all the sessions.

Dr. B.T. Bandgar Chairman, Management Department


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M.Phil. PROGRAMME Introduction: Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education and Research, Kolhapur, run M.Phil course in Commerce and Management, Economics, Sociology and Social Work. Admission to M.Phil Course is given through Entrance Examination and Interviews during the academic year 2014-2015.The Entrance Examinations for the academic year 2014-15 was conducted on 4thJuly 2014. Admission and other programmes: In all 57 students were given admission for M. Phil. Commerce and Management, 5 for Economics, 12 for Social Work and 1 for Sociology. The regular M.Phil Course was started from 04th August 2014 with Induction Programme, which is inaugurated at the hand of the Honorable Director, CSIBER, and with the welcome address by Dr. U. M. Deshmukh, Chairman, M. Phil Programme. Seminars and workshops: For academic year 2014-15 “Workshop on Preparation of Research Proposal” was held on 11th August 2014. This workshop was conducted by Dr. U. M. Deshmukh & Dr. C. S. Kale M.Phil Department also conducts workshops on Research Methodology as its regular feature benefiting the students of M.Philaswell as Ph.D.scholars and other participants. For academic year 2014-15 this workshop was co-ordinated by Dr. U. M. Deshmukh, on 10th and 11th December 2014. The workshop was a great success. The key resource persons for this Two Day workshop were Dr. M. M. Ali, Dr. R. V. Kulkarni, Dr. U. M. Deshmukh, Dr. T. V. G. Sarma, Dr. S. D. Bohite, Dr. Babu Zacharia, Dr. C. S. Dalvi and Dr. K. Pradeep Kumar. Research Forum Research Forum,CSIBER, Kolhapur is imparting higher education in the field of Commerce, Management, Computer Studies, Environment Science, Environment Management, Social Work, Economics along with constant stress on research activities. The research forum headed by Dr. U. M. Deshmukh, co-ordinated various presentations of M.Phil.Synopsis and dissertations and issues related to research methodology. This benefited both M.Phil.Research students’ aswellas participants to improve upon their research projects in the light of the discussion and suggestions there from. All the above programmes were good in enriching the knowledge. Majority of the faculty attended the programme. Examination Performance During the academic year 2014-15, a preliminary examination for M.Phil students was conducted in the month of March 2015. The main objective was to make the students to work and prepare for the annual examinations well in advance. M.Phil Annual examination was held during last week of April 2015. Out of the 63 students appeared for the examination 52 passed the examination. The result was 82.53 percent. In the academic year 2014-15, 33 M. Phil Dissertations were recommended for the award of M.Phil degree.

Dr. U. M. Deshmukh Chairman, M.Phil. Programme


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M.Com. PROGRAMME

1.0 Objectives of the Programme

5. To develop responsible and capable future professionals by imparting management education to the student community aspiring the challenges of future.

6. To enhance and cultivate the required skills for accepting the future challenges, through appropriate teaching pedagogy.

7. To pursue, continuous excellence in the process of education and the current demand of global environment; an innovative and creative promotion and provision of facilities to the teachers and researchers.

8. To permanently place these professional managers in the capacity of masters in various sectors of business and industry; to humbly help support the National Cause and build the Nation.

2.0 Report on The admission process for M.COM for the year 2014-15

Date of Advertisements:


1 28/05/2014 Admission For M.Com

Admission committee consisting of following teaching & non-teaching staff members was formed to plan and supervise the admission process for M.COM 2014-15, M.COM Admission Committee 2014-15

1. Mr.K.H.Chougale : Chairman

2. Dr. C. S. Kale : Member

3. Mr. A. D. Ekal : Member

4. Dr. A.D. Jadhav : Member

5. Mrs. M. K. Mane : Member

6. Mr. S. H. Jagtap : Member

7. Mr. P. Nareshkumar : Member

8. Mr. Pravin Chavan : Member

9. Mr. Kishore Kumar : Member

The advertisement regarding M.COM admission were published in Pudhari local newspaper. A Committee was formed to process the merit list on computer by considering all the State Government rules for reservation, consisting of 09 members. Merit list was prepared based on the marks obtained by the students in B.Com degree, which was put up on the Notice Board as well as published on the website of SIBER on 9/06/2014.


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This will be followed by counseling, verification of records and final admission as per the following schedule - Date (At 11.00 a.m. Every Day) Activity / Counseling


13/06/2014






Even though there was a management quota of 20 percent seats to SIBER Management as per rules of State Government it was not used by the Management and hence percentage wise allocation during the year 2014-15 is as follows: Home University (Shivaji University) OUM (Other Universities in Maharashtra State) OMS (Outside Maharashtra State)

The admissions in SIBER were strictly allotted on Merit basis & all the State Government rules for reservation were applicable to the admission process for the year 2014-15. In all students were admitted for the academic year 2014-15.

Sr. No. Caste Male Female Total

1 Open 19 26 45

2 SC 04 01 05

3 SBC 02 - 02

4 ST - - -

5 NT - 02 02

6 OBC 02 01 03

7 Other - - -

Total 27 30 57

2.0 Academic Schedule in Detail

M.COMACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 2014-15

Reopening day 9-6-2014 Semester – I and III

Duration dates

Contact hours per day

No. of working Days (104 days)

Total Contact Hours

Teaching Hrs.per day

Teaching Days Teaching

23/06/2014 28/06/2014 1 06 (6 X 01) =06

30/06/2014 -- 2 01 (1 X 02) =02

01/07/2014 31/07/2014 2 27 (2 X 27) =54

01/08/2014 31/08/2014 2 26 (2 X26) =52


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01/09/2014 30/09/2014 2 27 (2 X 27)= 54

01/10/2014 18/10/2014 2 14 (2 X 14) = 28

20/10/2014 01/11/2014 Diwali Vacation

04/11/2014 06/11/2014 2 03 (2 X 03) = 06

104 (2 X 104) = 208

EXAMINATION SCHEDULE: M.Com. Semester. I & III

12/11/2014 15/11/2014 Regular

Semester II – IV

Duration dates

Contact hours per day

No. of working Days (107 days)

Total Contact Hours

Teaching Hrs.per day

Teaching Days

Teaching

24/11/2014 29/11/2014 02 06 (2 X 06) =12

01/12/2014 31/12/2014 02 26 (2 X 26) =52

01/01/2015 31/01/2015 02 25 (2 X 25) =50

01/02/2015 28/02/2015 02 24 (2 X 24) =48

01/03/2015 31/03/2015 02 26 (2 X 26) =52

Total 107 (2 X 107) = 214

Welcome Function – 26/07/2014 Sendoff Function – 28/03/2015 Industrial Tour – 15th Jan 2015 Traditional Day 6-12-2014, Annual Gathering 2nd,3rd& 4th Feb 2015

EXAMINATION SCHEDULE : M.Com. Semester. II& IV

Repeater 01/04/2015 To 04/04/2015

Regular 13/04/2015 onwards

Number of Working Days : 211 Total number of Contact Hours for M.Com.Sem-I and III : 208hrs Total number of Contact Hours for M.Com.Sem-II and IV : 214hrs

List of Holidays

1. Ramjan ID 5. Gandhi Jayanthi 9.ShivajiMaharajJayanthi 13.Maharashtra Day 2. Idepence3 day 6. Dasara 10. Rang Panchami 14. Good Friday 3. Ganesh Chaturthi 7.Christmas 11.GudiPadwa 15.BouddhPornima 4. AnanthChaturdasi 8.Rpbulic day 12.AmbekarJayanthi 16.Bakari ID

Prof. K. H. Chougale Prof. Dr. M.M. Ali Head of Department, M.Com Director


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3.0 Guest Lecturers Organized

No. Names of lectures

Profile Topic Date

1 Y.Shrinivas Rtd. Capt in air force Leadership and importance of goal in life

09.07.2014

2 Mr.Mehta MD,E-recycle bin E waste awareness 12.07.2014

3 Mr.Arun Pahwa Corporate Trainer,Delhi Soft Skill and personality development

02.08.2014


Head – Accounts & Finance


22.11.2014


Sr. No.

Name of the speaker



1 Dr. M. M. Ali Resource Person in the UGC sponsored Two Days National Level Conference

Inspiring Marketers for

Better Future

27 and 28

March 2015

2 Dr. M. M. Ali Resource Person in the UGC sponsored State Level Workshop

Research Methodology

and Techniques for Social

Sciences

20th October

2014

3 Dr. U. M. Deshmukh

Divekar College of Commerce and P.G.(M.COM.) Centre, KARWAR(KARNATAKA) & Chamber of Commerce,KARWAR

Need for Restructuring

Industrial and

Commercial Policies of

India

30th

September

2014

4 Dr. D. S. Patil Kagal Co-op. Bank Ltd.

Kolhapur

Provisions of Tax

Deducted at Source

10th June

2015


Shivaraj College, Gadhinglaj


15th Jan 2014


CSIBER,Kolhapur EDP on Computing Skills



Sadhana High School, Punal,

Career Opportunity After 10th& 12th Standard”

6th July 2015

8 Mr. Kishore Kumar

SUK, Solapur Unv., and CSIBER, Kolhapur

Two Variable Analysis Using SPSS

9th and 10th Mar. 2015

9 Mr. Kishore Kumar

Ni-msme and CSIBER, Kolhapur

Entrepreneurship Development Skills


10 Mr. P. Nareshkumar CSIBER

Entrepreneurship, Google Apps

20th Feb.


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Sr. No.

Name of the speaker



11 Mr. P. P. Chavan Maharashtra Center for Entrepreneurship Development (MCED)

Consumer Behaviour & Market Mix

10th Nov. 2014

12 Mr. P. P. Chavan Maharashtra Center for Entrepreneurship Development (MCED)

Helping People to do Market Study

10th Nov. 2014

13 Mr. P. P. Chavan Yashwantrao Chavan Warana Mahavidyalaya (YCWM)


12th Jan. 2015

14 Mr. P. P. Chavan CSIBER,Kolhapur

EDP on Computing Skills 29th Jan. to 5th Mar. 2015

15 Dr. P. B. Patil Shivraj College, Gadhinglaj


13th Jan 2015.

16 Dr. P. B. Patil RIT, Islampur Managing Excellence & Indian Perspective

27-28 March 2015

5.0 Study Tour/ Industrial Visits/ Field Work

Sr.No. Name of the Organization Date Class

1 Mapro Industries Ltd.Mahabaleswar 19/6/2015 M.Com-I & II

The students participated in the visit actively and the visit was highly appreciated.


Extra lectures were conducted for weak students before every semester exam where on an average 20 students were present. Actual theme for this extra lectures were to solve the past question papers and also any other doubts also were get cleared.


Institute is the official preparations center for Cambridge ESOL, BEC series of exam such as preliminary, vantage etc. and also an official centre for conduct of these examination, arranged by British Council of India, Mumbai.


Sr. No.


Duration Venue

1 Mr. D. S. Patil Income Tax Assessments 06/12/2014 ICAI, Kolhapur

2 Mr. D. S. Patil Schedule II of Companies Act, 2013

18/04/2015 ICAI, Kolhapur


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Sr. No.


Duration Venue

3 Mr. G. A. Samant National Residential Conference

13/06/2014

continuing Professional Education Committee

4 Mr. G. A. Samant Seminar on Capital Market and Taxation of the same


5 Mr. G. A. Samant Seminar on Reporting under Revised Tax Audit Forms 3CA, 3CB and 3CD


6 Dr. A. D. Jadhav One Day State Level Workshop on “ Atrocities Against SC and ST”


7 Dr. A. D. Jadhav

UGC Sponsored One Day National Seminar on “Impact of Agro-Based Industries on Rural Economy”

09 August 2014.

G. A. College of Commerce, Sangli

8 Dr. A. D. Jadhav A One Day Workshop on “ Career Opportunities in Banking Sector”

17 Oct. 2014. The New College, Kolhapur,

9 Dr. A. D. Jadhav

UGC Sponsored One Day National Seminar on “Food Security in India: Issues and Challenges”

14 Feb. 2015. G. A. College of Commerce, Sangli

10 Dr. A. D. Jadhav International Conference on “Emerging Trends in Basicand Applied Sciences”

10 March 2015.

Karmaveer Hire Arts, Science, Commerce and Education College, Gargoti



07-09 Jan. 2015

GIPE, Pune

12 Mr. Kishore Kumar One Day State Level Workshop on Atrocities Against SC and ST


13 Mr. Kishore Kumar Panel Data Econometrics and Its Applications

07-09 January 2015

GIPE, Pune

14 Mr. P. P. Chavan

UGC Sponsored Two Day National Level Workshop on “Econometrics with Computer Applications”

26-27 February 2014.

CSIBER

15 Mr. P. P. Chavan


22 Feb.2015.



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Sr. No.


Duration Venue


21-22 Jan 2015

Shri. Raosaheb Ramrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Savlaj, Tal.- Tasgaon, Dist.- Sangli.

17 Mr. P. P. Chavan


13-14 March 2015

CSIBER



22 Feb.2015.




13-14th March 2015

CSIBER

16.0 Events (Seminar/ Workshop etc.) organized by the department:

Sr. No Event Date

1 Entrepreneurial Motivation Training Programme 1-2 August, 2014.

2

“One Day Orientation Workshop on Research Project

in Accounts and Finance for M.Com” 11/10/2014

3 “One Day Student Induction Programme on Research

Projects for M.Com” 16/03/2015

17.0 FDP/ Orientation Programme Attended by The Faculty

Sr.No. Name of Faculty Programme Venue Date & Duration

1 Prof.K.Chougale Two Day UGC Sponsored National Level Faculty Development Programme on Quantitative Techniques for Research

24th& 25th February 2014.

18.0 M.Phil. & Ph.D. Research guidance undertaken

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty M.Phil. Ph.D.


1 Dr. P.B. Patil 6 2 6 2

2 Dr. A. D. Jadhav 6 3 -- --


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Sr.No. Faculty Title of Project Funding Agency

Amount Sanctioned

1 DR. U. M. Deshmukh Problems and Prospectus of Drinking Water Supply Management in Kolhapur District

UGC,PUNE Rs.50000/-

20.0 A) Research Publication

Sr.No. Name Of Faculty Title Of The Paper Name Of Journal &ISBN No., Date & Place

1 Dr. P. B. Patil Rural Tourism Development with Reference to Agro Tourism in Maharashtra


2 Dr. P. B. Patil A Study of Financial Management in Municipal & Non-Municipal Schools in Gadhinglaj City


3 Dr. A. D. Jadhav Empowerment of Women Through Self Help Group: A Case Study of Hatkanangle Taluka

Micro-Finance in India A UGC Sponsored Proceeding, Jan.2014 Page No. 99-103


Anjuman-I-Islam’s Allana Institute of Management Studies Research Journal on Inclusive Growth Vol. IV: Issue 1 Jan-June 2014 ISSN 0976-2507 Page No. 88-94


Application of econometrics in the measurement of manufacturing Sector productivity: a review

International research journal of management Sociology & humanities Issn 2277 – 9809 (0) 2348 - 9359 (p), Volume 5 issue 9 , year 2014

6 Mr. Kishorekumar

Trends in India’s Foreign Trade:With Special Reference to Special Economic Zones

Universal Research Ananlysis, ISSN 2229-4406, Sep 2014 to Feb 2015, Latur, Maharashtra, India


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B) Presented Paper


1 Dr. P. B. Patil

Rural Tourism Development With Reference to Agro Tourism in Maharashtra

International Research Conference on Recent Trends in Commerce Management, Social Science, Engineering Technological Sciences and Linguistic held on 14th Feb. 2015.

2

Dr. P. B. Patil Recent Trends in Financial Innovation towards Capital Markets

National Conference on Business Excellence, Perspective, Challenges and Strategies on 13, 14 March 2015

3 Dr. P. B. Patil

An Analytical Study of Human Resource Accounting Practice in India

1st International Conference of Commerce & Management on Demographic Dividen and Industrial Development with Inclusive Approach: A Road Ahead, 2-3 March 2015

4 Dr. P. B. Patil Development & Scope of Venture Capital in India

National Conference in Collaboration with Indian Society for Training & Development on Managing Excellence: An Indian Perspective, 27-28 March 2015


5th National Seminar on “Inclusive Growth”, 1st March 2014 at Allana Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai.

6 Dr. A. D. Jadhav

Women Entrepreneurship in India: Problems and Prospects

State level seminar on “Problems & Prospects of Women Entrepreneurship in India”, 15th March 2014 at A. R. Burla Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Solapur.

7 Dr. A. D. Jadhav Agriculture and Food Security in Indian Scenario

UGC Sponsored One Day National Seminar on “ Food Security in India: Issues and Challenges”14th Feb. 2015.G. A. College of Commerce, Sangli

8 Dr. A. D. Jadhav

Current Status of E-Commerce Businesses and Industry: Impact of Cloud Computing

10th March 2015 at Karmaveer Hire Arts, Science, Commerce & Education College Gargoti, Kolhapur.


21 & 22 Jan 2015

10 Mr. P. P. Chavan Business Excellence-Perspectives, Challenges & Strategies

13th& 14th March 2015


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11 Mr. K. H. Chougale Direct Benefits Transfer-A Boon For Aam Admi

13th& 14th March 2015, CSIBER

21.0 Books Published:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of Book Publisher, ISSN No.

1 -- -- --

22.0 List of Meritorious Students

M.COM – I

Sr.No. Exam No. Name of the Student Grade Point Merit Order

1 5702 DANAWADE ALISHA SAMEER BISMILLA 2.0 3

2 5708 NADHALE RAJESH RAGHUNATH VARSHA 1.9 4

M.COM – II

Sr.No. Exam No. Name Of The Student Grade Point Merit Order

1 5808

GAIKWAD JYOTIRMAAYI VIJAYSINH

VIJAYADEVI 6.0 1

2 5804 PATIL SARITA BALASO VAISHALI 5.8 2

3 5801 CHOUGALE JOTI DINKER JAYSHRI 4.6 3

4 5805 PATIL SNEHA DADASO SHILA 4.6 3

5 5806 MALI VIDYA SATAPPA GEETANJALI 4.0 4

23.0 Placement Activities (Names of Important Organizations where the students are placed etc.) List of Students Selected for Final Placement

No Company Name Selected candidates name Position

Salary P.A.

1 Reliance Life Insurance Mr.Pravin J.Jadhav

Sales Manager Recruiter 2.4 lacks

2. Angle Broking Pvt. Ltd Mr.Satyajit A.Shelar Share Trader 1.2 lacks

3. Ghatge Patil Industries Ltd. Mr.Ajinkya R. Thorawade Accountant 1.2 lacks

4. P.D.Patil Co-operative Bank Mr.Vikram Patil Accountant 1.2 lacks

5. Kamala College Mr. Rajesh Shigave Lab Assistant 2.5 lacks


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The Following Companies Visited Campus For The Placement

Sr. No. Name of the Orgaisation

1 Bank Of Newyork, Mellon

2 Manorama Info Solutions (Business DevpExe/1.8p.a.)

3 NJ Invest

4 DCB BANK, Mumbai

5 Tradenet wealth managers Ltd.

6 Bajaj Finance, Kolhapur

24.0 In Brief Mention the Efforts Made & Assessment on The Following Criteria.

x) Curriculum Aspects

Care is taken to update the syllabus as per the requirement of the industry. Hence constant industry Institute interaction is undertaken. The faculty members keep a watch and undertake the survey of the curriculum aspects adopted at the national level Institute, accordingly the syllabus is revised as and when the situation demands. Alumni visits the Institute occasionally and suggests the Chairman, respective faculty regarding the upadation accordingly. This feedback is communicated to the faculties in the meeting and open debate takes place. Based on the debate and authenticity of feedback the informal decision is taken. It gets formalized through BOS and Academic Council meetings. To further formalize and strengthen the process Alumni is officially registered.

xi) Teaching Learning and Evaluation

The teaching activity is strictly adhered as per the approved calendar. Director of the Institute visits the class rooms without prior information and solicit the feedback from the students regarding the teaching and understanding by the students. Similarly the formal feedback is taken with the help of ‘Software’ at computer lab. Each individual faculty member adopts his own method of taking feedback to achieve the teaching learning objective. The class coordinators and class representatives have a frequent interaction to get the feedback. Students are evaluated on continuous basis – through internal assessment system as well semester term end examination. In this process the weak students are identified and remedial classes are held to make teaching learning effective and upgrade the students. The remedial classes are conducted before the term end examination. To keep track of effective teaching learning process the faculty member interact with the students, mentor the students and counsel the students regularly. For effective and efficient teaching the management takes cognizance of faculty development. Hence the faculty members are deputed to various premier


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Institutes wherever the refresher courses / FDP’s / QIP’s / MDP’s / Seminars / Workshop’s/ Symposium are conducted. Faculty members in groups are also deputed to premier Institutes to upgrade knowledge regarding recent trends in these subjects as well as to have cross cultural exchange of ideas and teaching pedagogies. Many a times the senior faculty members mentor, guide the junior faculty members regarding effective teaching.

xii) Research Consultancy and Extension

Faculty members are actively involved not only in teaching but also in research, consultancy and extension activities. Faculty members guide M.Phil students as well as Ph.D. registered students. Most of the faculty members do undertake minor research projects funded by the Western Region, UGC Pune. On an average the faculty members guide 3-4 M.Phil students and a quota of 8 Ph.D. research scholars. Few faculty members are involved in consultancy services Area of consultation are Marketing, IT, Finance. Extension services are in the form of guest lectures by faculty members organized by various NGO’s, Rotary clubs and social organizations. Extension activities for the students on the campus is in the form of meditation and Yoga classes organized at the Boys Hostel as well as auditorium of Institute.

xiii) Infrastructure and Learning Resources


xiv) Student Support & Progression

For the progress of the student all possible academic support is extended. The weak students are given extra tutoring to bring them on par with the other students. The concept of SDLL and CPSD is adopted and implanted for the entire student community of M.COM. Students weak in oral communication are guided through language laboratory. Students are given an opportunity to organize and conduct various events such as welcome, farewell, seminars, guest lecturers etc.



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xv) Governance and Leadership


xvi) Innovative Practices


1) Finance curriculum is taught by asking the students to collect the financial

information of various companies and bring the same to class room teaching. For understanding the concept of share market functioning simulation exercises are conducted in classrooms.

2) For testing oral communication capability the cards / kits are prepared. A number of films are also exhibited in the classroom for conceptual clarification.

Institute Magazine: “Reflections 2014”

The annual Institute magazine ‘Reflections’ for the year 2014 was published last year. The

magazine provides a platform to our students to showcase their writing skills, express

feelings and opinions about various problems in the society. Students were asked to

submit their contributions in the form of articles, essays, poems, jokes etc. We got an

overwhelming response from the students in this regard.

The magazine contains highlights of departmental activities that took place last year. It

also contains photographs of different cultural and sports events that took place in the

Institute. We also compiled testimonials of our Alumini in which they have expressed

gratitude towards the Institute. The editor of the Magazine was Mrs. M.K Mane.

Director

Chairman

Class Coordinators

Faculty Members

Students



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The magazine was appreciated by all.

Farewell Function The students of first year of M.COM organized Farewell Function for the outgoing batch of M.COM-II. With heavy hearts we bid farewell to our students of second year and wished them luck for their future. The function was organized on 14/03/2015 at 12.00 p.m.on campus. The students were welcomed with flowers and welcome drink. The function comprised of different entertainment programmes. First year students also presented gifts to their seniors to show their love towards them. The second year students were nostalgic and thoroughly enjoyed the programme. All Faculty members were present for the function. The function was followed by Dinner.

Prof.K.H.Chougale

Head of Department, M.Com


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DEPARTMENTOF COMPUTER STUDIES

Programmes offered 1) Master of Computer Application (M.C.A.) 2) Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA)

1.0 Objectives of the Programme:

i) To Provide the training facility to the students to develop their knowledge, skill,

techniques to face the industrial challenges. ii) Organise seminar symposium lectures and workshop on the new trends in

information technology. iii) Impart and organize scientific training/teaching in computer science to make the

in IT Industry and research and development. 2.0 Pre-admissions & Admission Activities:

MCA Admission: During the year under review, the Department has conducted MCA entrance examination

ATMA on 8th Feb. 2014 and SIBER-MAT-2014 on 15th June,2015

Total Students appeared 77

Shivaji University 70

Other Universities in Maharashtra 03

Outside Maharashtra Universities 04

Finally on the basis of the recommendations of the MCA admission committee of the

Department 46 candidates were selected to MCA programme on the merit. The rules of

Reservation of Government of Maharashtra for admissions were strictly followed.

The distribution of admitted students is as follows:

The distribution of admitted students is as follows:

Sr. No

Caste Male Sub

Total Female Sub

Total Total

Mah. OMS Mah. OMS

1 Open 8 8 19 4 23 31

2 SC 1 1 01

3 ST

4 VJ/DT

5 NT B

6 NT C

7 NT D

8 OBC 10 10 2 2 12

9 SBC 2 2 02

Total 19 19 23 04 27 46


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PGDCA Admission:

The Department has also conducted interviews on July 7th, 2014 for the selection of the

candidates for PGDCA programme. In all 20 students applied and admitted to the PGDCA

programme. The rules of Reservation of Government of Maharashtra for admissions were

strictly followed.

3.0 Academic Calendar Academic Calendar of 2013-2014 for MCA Program

MC

A S

em

est

er

I, II

I 0&

V

Duration(Dates) No. of Hours per day

No. of days

No. of contact hours

Lecture Practical Lecture Practical

23.06.2014 to 28.06.2014 Regular Teaching Starts

4 1 06 024 06

30.06.2014 to 30.06.2014 4 1 01 001 01

01.07.2014 to 31.07.2014 4 1 27 108 27

01.08.2014 to 31.08.2014 4 1 26 104 26

01.09.2014 to 30.09.2014 4 1 26 104 26

01.10.2014 to 11.10.2014 Practical, revision & Project

submission

4 1 10 040 10

Total 96 381 96

13.10.2014 to 14.10.2014 Project work evaluation (2 days)

15.10.2014 to 18.10.2014 Practical examination (4 days)

20.10.2014 to 01.11.2014 Dipawali Vacation (12 days)

03.11.2014 to 11.11.2014 End of semester examination (Repeaters Exam) 8 days.

12.11.2014 to 19.11.2014 End of Semester examination (7 days)

MC

A S

eme

ste

r II

& IV

Duration(Dates) No. of Hours per day

No. of days

No. of contact hours

Lecture Practical Lecture Practical

24.11.2014 to 29.11.2014 Project Orientation/ Placement Activity

4 1 06 024 06

01.12.2014 to 31.12.2014 4 1 27 108 27

01.01.2015 to 31.01.2015 4 1 27 108 27

01.02.2015 to 28.02.2015 4 1 24 096 24

01.03.2015 to 29.03.2015 4 1 24 096 24

Total 108 472 108

30.03.2015 to 31.03.2015 Project work evaluation (2 days)

01.04.2015 to 04.04.2015 Practical examination (4 days)

06.04.2015 to 11.04.2015 End of Semester examination, repeater (6 days)

13.04.2015 to 23.04.2015 End of Semester examination, regular (11 days)

05.05.2015 to 07.06.2015 Summer Vacation

* The practicals will be conducted 2 hours per day per class.


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Traditional Day : 06/12/2014 Sport Activity : 25/12/2014 to 31/12/2014 Annual Gathering : 02/02/2015 to 04/02/2015

MCA Semester VI The students will undergo project training in various organizations from December 15, 2014 to April 15, 2015 (120 days) & final project viva will be conducted in first week of May. No. of working days = 0204 No. of contact hours for syllabus papers (7*2*45) = 0630 Total no. of contact hours for MCA Semester I to VI(204*5) = 1020 List of Holidays: 1. Independence Day 2. Ramjan ID 3.Ganesh Chaturthi 4. Anant Chaturdashi 5. Dasara 6. X’mas 7.Republic day 8. Shiv Jayanti 9. Rang Panchami 10.Gudi Padawa 11.Ambedkar Jayanti 12.Maharashtra Day 13.Bakari ID 14. Good Friday 15.Bouddha Pournima 16. Gandi Jayati

4.0 Guest Lecture Organised:

During the Academic year under review, the Department of Computer Studies has organized Guest seminars/ Colloquium on various topics. In which, six software experts and academicians have delivered lectures. The details are given below:

Topic Name of the

Person Organization Date

Latest Trends in Networking

Mr. Saidas

Cache Technologies, Pvt Ltd., G - 102 Ayodhya Park, Old P.b. Road, Tararani Chowk,Kolhapur – 416005 email : [email protected] Mobile : 9922955061

12/07/2014

C Hurdle Mr. Sangram Patil

C-DAC, Kolhapur [email protected] Mobile 976440326

19/07/2014

IT Setup in Industry, Overview of Oracle as a RDBMS and E waste Management.

Mr. Manoj Mehta

Mahalaxmi e-Recylers Pvt. Ltd. J-5(Part), M.I.D.C., Gokulshirgaon, Kolhapur [email protected] Mobile :7276411826

26/07/2014

ERP Implementation in dairy Industry

Mr. A.N. Joshi

System Manager, Gokulmilk, Gokulshirgaon M.I.D.C., Kolhapur [email protected] Mobile : 9049809596

02/07/2014

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Collection and Generic in Java

Mr. Mandar Jog

Seed Infotech, Kolhapur

21/08/2014

Jasper Reports Nilesh Kumbhar 21/08/2014

Implemented Network Mr. Anil Wadikar

Vishwanet Computers Pvt. Ltd. Kolhapur

23/08/2014

Share Point Mr. Ankush Vankore

Seed Infotech, Kolhapur

28/08/2014

Software Testing Mr. Milind Patil

Lead QA & BA Ness Technologies, USA

30/08/2014

5.0 Study Tour/Industrial Visit

As a part of an academic curriculum an industrial tour to Mysore and Bangalore was organized for MCA-III students. The tour organizer was Mr. Ajit Patil, Vishwa Tourism, Kolhapur. The duration of the visit was 5 days including two days of travelling. The following teaching staff members accompanied a group of 54 MCA-III students. 1. Dr. S.D. Bhoite 2. Dr. Ajay D. Shinde 3. Mrs. K.S. Mahajan The schedule included various places in Mysore and Banglore city visit to Welingkar Institutes We-school a management Institute offering various course to the students. The students were very happy to interact with faculty and the students of We-school. The students also visited different historical places and amusement parks at Bangalore and Mysore such as Zoo, Brindavan garden, Palace at Mysore and Iskon temple, Vishweshwaraya Museum, Wondela at Bangalore. The entire tour scheduled is depicted in chronological order in the following table

6.0 Efforts for Weak Students:

Students are free to meet the faculty between 1.30p.m. to 2.30 p.m. every day for their difficulties and queries.

7.0 Seminar/Workshop/Conferences/Refresher Courses Attended by the Faculty:

Sr. No Name of the

Faculty Nature of the Event Date &

Duration Venue

1 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

(Convener)

UGC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on Recent Trends in Information Technology (NSRTIT-2015)

6th and 7th March, 2015

Computer Studies, CSIBER, Kolhapur


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Sr. No Name of the


Duration Venue

2 Dr. S.D. Bhoite




3 Dr. S.D. Bhoite

Two Day Workshop On Research Methodology

10-11th Dec-2014

SIBER, Kolhapur

Statistical Data Analysis Using MS-Excel, As Resource

Person

4 Dr. Ajay D. Shinde




5 Dr. P.G.Naik Two Day National ISTE-CSI e-Seminar on Steps 2 Research

19th and 20th Sept,

2014

TKIET, Warananagar

6 Dr. P.G.Naik

Computer Programming

16/6/2014 to 21/6/2014

IIT-Bombay under the National Mission on

Education through ICT (MHRD, Govt.

Of India)

7 Dr. P.G.Naik

Two-week ISTE Workshop on 'Introduction to Design of Algorithms' organized by IIT Kharagpur

27th April to 30th May,

2015

Dept. of Technology,

Shivaji University

8 Dr. R.S.Kamath




9 Dr. R.S.Kamath

National Conference on Emerging Trends in Electronics and Computer Science (ETECS - 2015)

13th and 14th Feb,

2015

Department of Electronics &

Department of Computer Science Shivaji University

Kolhapur, Sponsored By UGC-SAP, DST-

PURSE, IEEE India SSCS and CSSS

Chapter


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Sr. No Name of the


Duration Venue

10 Dr. R.S.Kamath Two Day National ISTE-CSI e-Seminar on Steps 2 Research

19th and 20th Sept,

2014

TKIET, Warananagar

11 Dr. R.S.Kamath Computer Programming

16/6/2014 to 21/6/2014

IIT-Bombay under the National Mission on

Education through ICT (MHRD, Govt.

Of India)

12 Mrs. S. S.

Jamsandekar

National Conference on Emerging Trends in Electronics and Computer Science (ETECS-2015)

13th , 14th Feb, 2015

Department of Electronics and Department of

Computer Science , Shivaji University

Kolhapur

13 Mrs. S. S.

Jamsandekar

Two Days UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Recent Trends in Information Technology (NSRTIT-2015)

6th – 7th March 2015.

Department of Computer

Studies,CSIBER Kolhapur

14 Mr. R. M. Huddar




15 Mr. A.M. Kazi




16 Mr. R.T. Thorat





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8.0 Workshop/Conference/MDP organized by Department

Sr. No

Workshop/ Seminar/Conference conducted

Date Resource Person

1

UGC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on Recent Trends in

Information Technology (NSRTIT-2015)


Mr. M.D. Kulkarni (C-DAC, Pune)

Dr. R.K. Kamat (Shivaji University)

Dr. V.V. Kamat (Goa University)

Dr. B.L. Desai (CAP Gemini, Pune)

9.0 Workshop for Student:

Short Term Course on Android for MCA-III students Considering the importance of Android in the market today and the fact that current MCA curriculum is missing out this important component a short term certificate course on Android was conducted for MCA-III students by Dr. P.G.Naik providing the overview of this cutting edge technology. This course was aimed at providing better placement opportunities and improving employability for MCA – III students. The course duration was 10 Hours focusing mainly on Android basics followed by 5 practical sessions. The main topics covered during the course were Android Overview and Stack, Android installation, SDK, AVD, main building blocks of Android, Android folder structure, Android User Interface and UI elements, HTTP connection and posting to JSP pages, Lists and Adapters, Broadcast Receivers and Introduction to SQLite. The certificate was issued to students who comply with the rule of 90% minimum attendance. Short Term Course on C for MCA-III students As many IT organizations conduct technical test at the time of recruitment on C programming language and because it is covered in Semester-I of MCA course in order to refresh their knowledge about C “Short Term Course on C” was conducted for MCA-III student for 20 hours. The resource person was Mr. Sangram Patil who has more than 20 years of experience in teaching and training. During his sessions he covered objectives of C, fundamentals of C++ and fundamentals of JAVA. The sessions were very informative and students were benefitted from knowledge obtained. For successful completion of this course certificates were given to students. Online Examinations for various Agencies The department has conducted online examinations for CMAT, GATE, MAH-CET, IBPS with collaboration with TCS, Aptech and MKCL. Online Examinations for various Agencies The department has conducted online examinations for CMAT, GATE, MAH-CET, IBPS with collaboration with TCS, Aptech and MKCL.


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10.0 Research Publication:

Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty

Title of the paper Name of the Journal, Vol. No. ISSN No. Date

1 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

Application for data mining tools for selected scripts of stock market

ISRJ, International Journal of Data Mining and Knowledge Management Process. ISSN:22309608, Vol-4, July – 2014

2 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

Analysis of expert system for information system audit with special reference to banking sector

International Journal of Business, Management and Social Science ISSN: 2249-7463 Vol-IV, September, 2014 Impact Factor: 1.3409

3 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

Marketing through Social Media

International Journal of Business, Management and Social Science ISSN: 2249-7463 Vol-IV, September, 2014 Impact Factor: 1.3409

4 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni Performance Evaluation using selected Fuzzy membership functions

International Journal of Information system. ISSN:2229-5429, Vol – 5, June-Dec, 2014

5 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni Role of Data Mining in Health Care : A Review

Indian Research Journal, ISSN:2230-7850, Vol-4, Issue-11, December-2014

6 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

Accreditation of Higher Educational Institutes: A Study with special reference to Indian Scenario.

The Indian Journal of Public Administration, ISSN:0019 – 5561, Vol-LX No-04, October-December-2014

7 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

Role of image processing for detecting violation of facebook community standards

International Journal of Engineering Development and Research, ISSN:2321-9939, Vol-3, Issue – 02, 2015

8 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

Portfolio Investment Model Using Neuro Fuzzy System

International Journal of computer science and information technologies, ISSN:0975-9646, Vol-6, 2015

9 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

A conceptual Study on use of knowledgebase decision support system in medicine.

Research Journal for Rejuvenile in Intellectual Disciplines, Vol-11, Issue-1, ISSN: 2278-0300, December-2014 – Feb-2015

10 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

A role of expert system in animal health care with special reference to lactating animals.

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, ISSN:2277-9302, Vol-4, Issue-10, January-2015


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Dr. Bhoite S.D.

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


1 Dr. Bhoite S.D.

E-Cash-Electronic Cash Payment: A system Without Use Of Paper Or Coins

Scholarly International Multidisplinary Print Journal Vol-II, Issue-I, March 2015 ISSNO 2395-0609

2 Dr. Bhoite S.D.

A Design And Development Of Computerized Model For Sugar Cane Recovery For A Sugar Cane Industry

International Journal Of Information Systems Vol,No. V, Issue – I , June-Dec.2014, ISSNO: 2229-5429

3 Dr. Bhoite S.D.

An Analysis Process Of Sugar Recovery Production Dependency On Soil Testing And Use Of Fertilizers

International Journal Of Scientific Research: A Multi Subject Journal Vol No. 3, Issue 9, August-2014, ISSNO:2277-8179 Impact Factor: 1.8651

4 Dr. Bhoite S.D.

A Design And Development Of Computerized Model For Improving Sugar –Cane Recovery W.R.T. Dutta Sugar Industry,Shirol, Kolhapur

Journal Of Exclusive Management Science(A Monthly International Journal) Vol No. 3 Issue-5, May-2014, ISSNO: 2320-866X

Dr.P.G.Naik

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


1 Dr.P.G.Naik

Generic Single Channel Multi Phase Waiting Line Model applied to Production Line for Productivity Improvement

IOSR Journal of Mechanical and Civil Engineering(IOSR-JMCE), Volume 12, Issue 3, Ver. 1 (May – Jun. 2015), PP 90-100 e-ISSN: 2278-1684,p-ISSN: 2320-334X

2 Dr.P.G.Naik

Enhancing the Usability of Library System at CSIBER using QR Code

IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSR-JCE), Volume 17, Issue 3, Ver. 1 (May – Jun. 2015), PP 33-41 e-ISSN: 2278-0661,p-ISSN: 2278-8727

3 Dr.P.G.Naik

Design and Development of Network Monitoring and Controlling Tool for Department of Computer Studies CSIBER

International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, Vol 3, Issue 3, Mar 2015, ISSN: 2321-8169 Impact Factor : 5.098 p.no 1238 – 1243


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Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


4 Dr.P.G.Naik

Implementation of DFA Parser for Manufacturing Query Language Tokens

International Journal of Engineering Sciences and Research Technology, Vol 4, Issue 1, January 2015, p.no 370-382. ISSN: 2277-9655 Scientific Journal Impact Factor Value for: 3.449, International Society for Research Activity (ISRA), Journal Impact Factor : 2.114

5 Dr.P.G.Naik

A Frame work for Secure 3D Password using Genetic Algorithm

International Journal of Advance Research in Computer Science and Management Studies, Vol 3, Issue 1, ISSN: 2321 - 7782 (Online) ISSN: 2347 - 1778 (Print) Impact Factor : 4.739 January 2015, p.no 7-23.

6 Dr.P.G.Naik

Multi Objective Criteria for Selection of Manufacturing Method using NLP Parser

International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, Vol 2, Issue 11, Nov 2014, ISSN: 2321-8169 Impact Factor : 5.098 p.no 3484 – 3493

7 Dr.P.G.Naik

Expert System for Single Objective Criteria for Selection of Manufacturing Method

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Vol 3, Issue 8, August 2014 ISSN (Online): 2319-7064 Impact Factor : 4.438

8 Dr.P.G.Naik

Multi Objective Criteria for Selection of Manufacturing Method.

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering Volume 4, Issue 7, July 2014 ISSN:2277 128X Impact Factor :2.08

9 Dr.P.G.Naik

Soft Computing Model for Secure Auto Program Evaluator

Recent Trends in Information Technology, Proceedings of National Seminar NSRTIT-2015, ISBN No. 978-93-5202-735-4

10 Dr.P.G.Naik

A Framework for Activity Based Authentication using Genetic Algorithm



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Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


11 Dr.P.G.Naik

Waiting Line Model applied to Production Line for Productivity Improvement


12 Dr.P.G.Naik



R.S. Kamath

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


1 R.S. Kamath

Setting Up Personal Cloud Server Tonido @ Department of Computer Studies CSIBER and Integration with Moodle Server - A Case Study

International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, Volume: 3 Issue: 7, 2015, 4488 – 4496, ISSN: 2321-8169, www.ijritcc.org, SJIF Impact Factor: 5.837

2 R.S.Kamath,

Exploring New Template in CSIBER’s Existing Joomla Website, International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications

International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications Volume 9, Issue 6, Part 1, June 2015, Page 165-176, www.ijcea.com ISSN 2321-3469, Journal Impact Factor: 3.691

3 R.S.Kamath


IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSR-JCE) Vol 17, Issue 3, Ver. 1 (May – Jun. 2015), Page 33-41e-ISSN: 2278-0661, p-ISSN: 2278-8727

4 R.S.Kamath


International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication Volume: 3 Issue: 3, April 2015, Page 1237- 1243 ISSN: 2321-8169, Scientific Journal Impact Factor: 5.098

5 R.S.Kamath

Exploiting Prolog and Natural Language Processing for Simple English Grammar


6 R.S.Kamath

Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Model for Predicting Student Performance in Campus Placement



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Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


7 R.S.Kamath



8 R.S.Kamath

Book Review- Computer Networking: A Top Down Approach

International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology (IJESRT), 3(8): August, 2014, Page 318-320, ISSN: 2277-9655, Scientific Journal Impact Factor: 3.449

Mrs. S.S Jamsandekar

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


1 Mrs. S.S

Jamsandekar

Portfolio Investment Model Using Neuro Fuzzy System

IJCSIT - International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technologies, Vol. 6 issue 2 , pp 1819-1823, ISSN 0975 - 9646 March-April 2015.

2 Mrs. S.S

Jamsandekar


IOSR-JCE, International Organization of Scientific Research journal of Computer Engineering , Vol. 17, Issue 3, ISSN(Online) : 2278-0661 ISSN (Print) : 2278-8727, May-June 2015.

3 Mrs. S.S

Jamsandekar

Exploring New Template in CSIBER's Existing Joomla Website

International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications, Vol.9 issue 6 part 1, pp 165-176, ISSN 2321-3469, June 2015

4 Mrs. S.S

Jamsandekar

Fuzzy Inference Rule Generation Using Genetic Algorithm Variant

IOSR-JCE, International Organization of Scientific Research journal of Computer Engineering , Vol. 17, Issue 4, pp 09-16, ISSN(Online) : 2278-0661 ISSN (Print) : 2278-8727, July -Aug 2015.


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11.0 Papers Presented:

Dr. S.D. Bhoite

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty

Title of the paper Theme & Venue Date

1 Dr. S.D. Bhoite

Quality Assurance And Accreditation In Higher Education Institutions

NAAC Sponsored : A Two Day National Conference On “ NAAC Assessment: Impact On Higher Education Institutes Of Rural And Semi-Urban Areas

6-7th Feb-2015 Proceedings ISBN : 978-81-930758-3-8 Organized by : GIB College Of ASC & PG, Nipani

Dr.P.G.Naik

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


1. Dr.P.G.Naik

Dynamic Fuzzy Expert System for Multi Objective Criteria for Selection of Manufacturing Method'

National Conference on Emerging Trends in Electronics and Computer Science. Shivaji Univeristy, Kolhapur

13th - 14th Feb, 2015.

2. Dr.P.G.Naik

Soft Computing Model for Secure Auto Program Evaluator

National Seminar on Recent Trends in Information Technology SIBER, Kolhapur

6-7th March 2015.

3. Dr.P.G.Naik

A Framework for Activity Based Authentication using Genetic Algorithm


6-7th March 2015.

4 Dr.P.G.Naik

Waiting Line Model applied to Production Line for Productivity Improvement


6-7th March 2015.

5 Dr.P.G.Naik



6-7th March 2015.


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R.S.Kamath

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


1 R.S.Kamath

Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Model for Predicting Student Performance in Campus Placement

UGC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on Recent Trends in Information Technology (NSRTIT-2015)” organized by Department of Computer Studies, CSIBER, Kolhapur


2 R.S.Kamath,




3 R.S.Kamath

Exploiting Prolog and Natural Language Processing for Simple English Grammar



4 R.S.Kamath,

Mining of Educational Data for the Analysis and Forecast of Students Performance using R

National Conference on Emerging Trends in Electronics and Computer Science (ETECS - 2015)” organized by Department of Electronics & Department of Computer Science Shivaji University Kolhapur,

13th and 14th Feb, 2015


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Sponsored By UGC-SAP, DST-PURSE, IEEE India SSCS and CSSS Chapter

Mrs. S.S Jamsandekar

Sr. No

Name of the Faculty


1 Mrs. S.S

Jamsandekar

Investment Portfolio Selection using Neuro Fuzzy System

National Conference on Emerging Trends in Electronics and Computer Science (ETECS-2015) , organized BY Department of Electronics and Department of Computer Science , Shivaji University Kolhapur

13th , 14th Feb 2015

2 Mrs. S.S

Jamsandekar

Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Model for Predicting Student Performance in Campus Placement" Proceedings of National Seminar on Recent Trends in Information Technology

Two Days UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Recent Trends in Information Technology (NSRTIT-2015) organized by Department of Computer Studies,CSIBER Kolhapur


3 Mrs. S.S

Jamsandekar

Exploiting Prolog and Natural Langauge Processing for simple English Grammar

Two Days UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Recent Trends in Information Technology (NSRTIT-2015) organized by Department of Computer Studies,CSIBER Kolhapur



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12.0 Guest Lectures Delivered and Resource Person by SIBER Faculty:

Dr. Ajay D. Shinde

SrNo.

Name of the Faculty

Organisation Visited Topic Discussed Date

1 Dr. Ajay D.

Shinde

SIBER IT training for administrative staffs of GOKUL Dudh Sangh, under Management Development Program. – Delivered the lectures on using Excel.

9/1/2014

2 Dr. Ajay D.

Shinde

ni-msme& sponsored by rajiv Gandhi National Institute for youth development, CSIBER, Kolhapur.

EDP on Computing Skills 22nd Feb 2015

3 Dr. Ajay D.

Shinde

Dept of Computer Science, Shivaji University

Remedial classes for NET/SET Coaching

24th December, 2014

4 Dr. Ajay D.

Shinde

Dept of Computer Science, Shivaji University


24th December, 2014

5 Dr. Ajay D.

Shinde Shivraj College, Gadhinglaj

Software Engineering December 2014

Dr. P.G.Naik

Sr No.

Name of the Faculty


1 Dr. P.G.Naik


9/1/2014

2 Dr. P.G.Naik SIBER Skill Development

Programme

3 Dr. P.G.Naik Dept of Computer Science, Shivaji University


22nd December, 2015



24th December, 2015

5 Dr. P.G.Naik

Yashwantrao Chavan School of Rural Development, Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Delivered a lecture of Web Security at Yashwantrao Chavan school of Rural Development, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

5th March, 2015.


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Sr No.

Name of the Faculty



Delivered lectures on Struts and hibernate

15th March, 2015

7 Dr. P.G.Naik

ni-msme and sponsered by Rajeev Gandhi National Institute for Youth Development held at CSIBEr, Holhapur

Internet Programming Feb-15

8 Dr. P.G.Naik IT training for administrative staffs of GOKUL, CSIBER

Introduction to Excel Sept, 2014

Dr. R.S.Kamath

Sr No.

Name of the Faculty


1 Dr. R.S.Kamath Academic Forum, CSIBER, Kolhapur

Internet of Things 20th March, 2015

2 Dr. R.S.Kamath

ni-msme and sponsered by Rajeev Gandhi National Institute for Youth Development held at CSIBEr, Holhapur

E-Mail Application EDP on Computing Skills

Feb-15

3 Dr. R.S.Kamath IT training for administrative staffs of GOKUL, CSIBER

E-Mail Application Sept, 2014

4 Dr. R.S.Kamath

MCA, Department of Computer Science, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Network Security 25th Sept, 2014

Mrs. S.S. Jamsandekar

Sr No.

Name of the Faculty


1 Mrs. S.S.

Jamsandekar

Remedial coaching for MCA Students at Department of Commerce , Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Java Socket Programming Mar-15

2 Mrs. S.S.

Jamsandekar

It Training for administrative staff, Gokul, Kolhapur

Google Apps Sep-14


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Sr No.

Name of the Faculty


3 Mrs. S.S.

Jamsandekar

NET/SET coaching at Department of Computer Science, Shivaji University Kolhapur

Operating System ( Memory Management)

18th Dec 2014

4 Mrs. S.S.

Jamsandekar

Remedial coaching for MCA students at Department of Commerce , Shivaji University, Kolhapur

PHP MYSQL Mar-15

5 Mrs. S.S.

Jamsandekar


EDP on Computing Skills 21 st feb 2015

Mr. Huddar R.M.

Sr No.

Name of the Faculty


1 Mr. Huddar

R.M.


9/1/2014

2 Mr. Huddar

R.M.



Mr. A.M. Kazi

Sr No.

Name of the Faculty


1 Mr. A.M. Kazi


9/1/2014

2 Mr. A.M. Kazi




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Mr. Thorat R.T.

Sr No.

Name of the Faculty


1 Mr. Thorat R.T.


9/1/2014

2 Mr. Thorat R.T.



13.0 Refresher course orientation/ FDP/ QIP/ attended by the faculty:

Sr.No Name of the Faculty

Program Details & Venue Date & Duration

1. Dr. P.G. Naik Two-week ISTE Workshop on Computer Programming organized by IIT Mumbai Dept. of Technology, Shivaji University

16th June to 21st June, 2014

2. Dr. P.G. Naik Two-week ISTE Workshop on Computer Networking organized by IIT Mumbai Dept. of Technology, Shivaji University

30th June to 5th July, 2014

3. Dr. P.G. Naik Two-week ISTE Workshop on 'Introduction to Design of Algorithms' organized by IIT Kharagpur Dept. of Technology, Shivaji University

27th April to 30th May, 2015

4 Dr. R.S. Kamath Two-week ISTE Workshop on Computer Programming organized by IIT Mumbai Dept. of Technology, Shivaji University


5 Mrs. S.S.

Jamsandekar

Two-week ISTE Workshop on Computer Programming organized by IIT Mumbai Dept. of Technology, Shivaji University


14.0 Research Project Undergoing/Completed by Faculty: Dr. R.V. Kulkarni

Sr. No.

Title of the Project Funding Agency

Amount Sanctioned

1 A Role of Artificial Intelligence Techniques in security and privacy issues of Social networking: Principal Investigator

UGC 79,000

2 Soft Computing Applications in Banking and Industry Level I Vision Group of Science Technology: Research Coordinator

Govt. of Karnataka

20 Lakhs.

3 Credit Risk Evaluation of Medium Scale Enterprises’ Using Evolutionary Nuero – Fuzzy Logic, Co-investigator

UGC 1,20,000/-


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Sr. No.

Title of the Project Funding Agency

Amount Sanctioned

4 The Knowledge based Intrusion Detection and Prevention Model for Biometric Process Co-investigator

UGC 1,35,000/-

15.0 Placement Activity:

The placement committee has arranged on campus and off campus project placement. Total five companies visited institute for project placement and the students were also sent to some companies for off-campus placement. The details about project placement placed through Institute are as follows.

Sr. No. Company Name No. of Students Selected

1 Nexus software,Kolhapur (Soft Devp/1.5p.a.)(MCA)

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2 Winsoft,Kolhapur (Soft Devp)(MCA) 03

3 pragio systems (Soft Devp)(MCA) 07

4 Mass technologies, Pune (Soft devp)(MCA) 01

5 BitnByte systems, Pune (Soft Devp)(MCA) 01

6 aryantech, india pvt ltd,pune (Soft Devp)(MCA) 07

7 Data Vision,Pune (Soft Devp)(MCA) 06

8 Multivious solutions pvt ltd,kop (Soft Devp)(MCA)

01

9 Anar Solutions, Pune (MCA) 02

10 epersistance, Pune (MCA) 02

11 Manorama Info Solutions (MCA) 04

12 Mediacura infoline - pune 01

13 SR Infotech-kolhaapur 01

14 Stavyah technologies 03

15 Btit infosystems 01

There were 60 students in the third year, all the students are placed in the various organizations in Kolhapur & Pune city. Most of the students got continuation with average salary of 7,000/- per month.

Aptitude tests: One of the best competitive advantages for students in today's competitive environment is to know their own strengths or natural abilities. Aptitude tests by different companies are designed to predict someone's potential to learn or acquire the skills to perform specific tasks. In addition to practical and theoretical knowledge of different subjects in computer science, it is important for students to know themselves and gauge their aptitude. In career planning, this constitutes the first step to self-analysis and the job search itself. We conduct aptitude tests for students, teach them how to solve the examples, shortcuts for solving problems and how to calculate answers fastest way. The aptitude tests given to students constitute technical aptitude tests, logical reasoning test, verbal ability tests, general knowledge tests and placement papers of various multinational IT companies

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16.0 Faculty Achievement:

Mrs. K.S. Mahajan complited M.Phil.with dissertation entitled “Application of data mining tools to study selected scripts of stock market”.

17.0 M.Phil & Ph.D Research Guidance Undertaken:

Sr.No Name of the Faculty

M.Phil Ph.D

1 R.V. Kulkarni

Year 14-15

Registered Completed Registered Completed

05 05 02 02

2 Dr. S.D. Bhoite Year 14-15

Registered Completed Registered Completed

05 03 -- --

18.0 Infrastructure and Learning Resources:

MOODLE is successfully used for uploading learning resources and conducting quizzes and tests for the students. It is also used for conducting final objective test for 10 internal marks.

Dr. R.V. Kulkarni Head.

Department of Computer Studies


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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

Programmes Offered 1) Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) 2) Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) 3) Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

1.0 Objectives of the Main Programme

i) Impart and organize scientific training /teaching in Social Work to the desirous in social work career

ii) Organize social research and impart research training in social work iii) To offer training facilities to students so as to develop their knowledge, skills,

techniques and attitude to work with individual, group and community. iv) Organize Conferences, Seminars, Symposium, Lecture And Workshops for the

needy and also for the welfare of the Society

2.0 Pre-admission activities

a] MSW PROGRAMME : Admission Notice:

The admission process for MSW course 2014-16 began with an advertisement for MSW admission in daily newspapers viz. Pudhari, Sakal, Maharashtra Times, published during 3rd week of May and in daily Sakalon 13thMay, 2014. MSW admission committee consisting of a Chairman Dr. S.V Shirol, and Dr. K Pradeep Kumar and Dr.BabuZakaria as Members and all the faculty members were in the panel involved in admission activates as per procedure. There were 7 panels. The entrance exam was held on 28th June 2014 consisting of a Written Test, followed by Personal Interviews. Total no of applicants : 274 No. of students appeared : 226 (Male 153 & Female 73) No. of students selected : 120(Category wise table given below)

The admission in CSIBER were strictly allotted on Merit basis and Maharashtra State Government Reservation Rules were observed during admission process..In all 120students were admitted for the academic year 2014-15 The selected list (MSW first year) of candidate’s caste, category, sex and university-wise distribution is given as under


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B. MSW (selected list of candidates’ category, gender and university-wise distribution):

Sr. No.

Category Male Sub Total

Sub Total

Female Sub Total

Total

Mahar-ashtra

OMS* OMS* Mahar-ashtra

OMS

1 Open 39 01 40 19 01 20 60

2 SC 12 00 12 11 11 23

3 SBC 01 - 01 00 00 01

4 ST 01 - 02 - 00 01

5 NT(B,C,D) 08 - 08 02 02 10

6 OBC 15 - 15 10 10 25

7 Other PH. - - NIL - - - Nil

120

* OMS: Outside Maharashtra State

Home University Candidate (SUK) 113

Universities in Maharashtra (OUM) 05

Outside Maharashtra state (OMS) 02

Total 120 Candidates

The First Merit list was displayed on 3 rd July, 2014. Admission against cancellations were made from 10th to 14th July 2014 (Number of candidates selected against admission cancellation based on merit and category - 11)

c] MPhil Program

The entrance exam for M.Phil in Social Work & Sociology was held on 4thJuly2014 consisting of a Written Test, followed by Personal Interviews. Total No.of candidates applied : 22 Social Work + 2 Sociology No.of candidates appeared :19 Social Work + 1sociology No.of candidates selected :16 Social Work, but 12 took admission & 1

Sociology, so total No. of students in M.Phil. Course (social work & sociology) is 13

List of Selected Candidates

Caste Appeared Total selected

Open 10 6

SC 3 02

ST 01 01

NT(ABCD) 2 02

OBC 4 02

Total 20 13


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d] Selected List:

Sr. No.

Caste Female Total

1 Open 10 6

2 SC 3 02

3 ST 01 01

4 NT(ABCD) 2 02

5 OBC 4 02

6 Total 20 13

e] Academic schedule in Detail

Start of the programme : MSW – I / III sem 1stJuly 2014 No. of contact hours/ week : Theory 3hrs/Week MSW I/II (Per semester) : 7 papers/ Semester X 3 hrs (weekly) X : 32 weeks/ year = Total 672 hrs. Fieldwork 15hrs/week : 15 hrs X 32 weeks per year = 480 hours Total contact hrs : 672 + 480 = 1152 hrs Total working days : 224 days Total Examination days : 30 days

3.0 Guest Lectures Organized

Sr. No.

Date Name of the Guests Topic Class

1 14-07-14 Dinkar Kamble Rescue life guard society (NGO),Kolhapur

MSW-II -B Group

2. 21-07-14 Mathapati Sachinkumar Mahadev

BDO (GTC Kolhapur) MSW-II -E Group

3 07-08-14

Mr. JagadaleRavindra Mather and Platt Ltd. GokulShirgaon MIDC, Kolhapur

Wage and salary Administration

MSW-II HR & LW

4 11-08-14

ShriPawanKhebudkar Principal, ChetanaVikasMandir, Kolhapur

Role of NGO in social development

MSW-II -B Group

5 11-08-14 JitendraKathata&Sachin Mane, Pune

“Econet” MSW-II URCD

6. 25-08-14

Bharati T Soumya National centre for Advocacy studies,Kolhapur

Main streaming Advocacy

MSW-II -B URCD

7. 30-08-14 Mrs. SaddhanaPatil Role of social worker in child help line

All MSW – II year


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Sr. No.


8 30-08-14

Mrs. SeemaThomke , Project Director ShrusthiGrameenKrushiVikasSansthaGadhinglaj

Role of NGO’s in Rural Development

MSW-II - A & B Group

9 30-08-14 RajashreePatil ,Integrated Water Management

Rural Development All MSW – II year

10. 30-08-14 Prof. Mahesh Wagh Shivaji University Kolhapur

Conservation of Energy

MSW-II - A & B Group

11 20-09-14

AjinkyaThorat. Elixir Academy for Self Development Kolhapur.

Soft Skills All MSW II

12

22-09-14 Mr. GirishShrikhande, VP HR, GPI Kolhapur

Industrial Relations MSW-II HR & LW

13 22-09-14 Ms. RamolaBagawade Kolhapur

Remedial English MSW-I A & B Div. Group

14 .

24-09-14 Ms. RamolaBagawade Kolhapur

Communication skills MSW-II A, B & E Group

15 29-09-14 Mr. Mohan Gurav Sr. officer, Udhyog ,Kolhapur

Skill development MSW - II URCD

16. 13-12-14 Mr. Amar Sakte Role of counse3llor in the field of HIV/AIDS

MSW - II B & E Group

17 17-12-14 Mr.Shivaji Done, Kolhapur

Programme management in social development

MSW Staff

18 17-12-14 Dr. V.M. Hilage, CSIBER,Kolhapur

Institutional Development

MSW staff

19. 18-12-14

Shri K.N. Govindacharyaji founder - Bharat Vikas,Sangava

Development : Need of the time

MSW & MEM Students

20. 20-12-14

Prasad Kasture Branch Manager, Exide life , centre one Building, Tarabai Park, Kolhapur

Corporate culture MSW - II HR & LW

21. 24-12-14

Sunil Chougule and MeghaSawant – PRO, D.Y. Patil Medical Hospital, Kolhapur

Role of PRO in hospital settings

MSW - II URCD & MPSW


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Sr. No.


22. 10-01-15

Raju S. Padennavar HR Specialist LAXORS India Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore

Role of HR MSW - II HR & LW

23 05-01-2015

Mr. PrashantPange HR – Officer, MantriMetalics, Kolhapur

HR Activities MSW-II HR and LW

24. 10-1-15 Mr. SagarKadam Mumbai

Electronic data collection

All MSW – II year

25. 12-1-15 Mr. Kurvalkar Education Officer CBWE – Kolhapur

Workers education MSW – I and II

26. 15-1-15 Ms. ManjiriPatwardhan , Kolhapur

Event Management All MSW – II year

27. 17-1-15 Mr. V.S. Patil HR, Head GPI Kolhapur

HR practices in Kolhapur industries

MSW – II HR and LW

28 7-2-15 Fr. Shibush Joseph Relevance of field work in social work education

MSW – II A, B and E

29 10-2-15 Dr. Prajakta M. Patil Medical officer Kolhapur

Leprosy prevention programme

All MSW – II year

30 16-3-15 Dr. P.M. Shahpurkar, Auragabad

Competitive exams in social work

All MSW – II year

31 16-3-15 Mr. YogeshKudale Islampur

UGC/NET/SET – preparation

MSW – II all students

Guest Lecture delivered by CSIBER Faculty:

Sr.No. Name of

the speaker Institute/

Organization visited Topic

discussed Date

Class & Remarks

1

Dr K Pradeep Kumar

YCISSR Jakatwadi, Satara.

ICSSR Sponsored National Seminar

5&6-9-2014 Chairman National seminar

2

Dr. K. N. Ranbhare

V.P. Instituted of mgt. studies of Research Sangli

“Stress Management”

9-9-14 Management students Resource person

3

Dr. Babu Zachariah

DhananjayMahadik Group of Institutions

One Day Faculty Development Programme –

20 -12-2014 Resource person


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Sr.No. Name of

the speaker Institute/

Organization visited Topic

discussed Date

Class & Remarks

4

Dr. Babu Zachariah

Dept. of Commerce and Management , Shivaji University

Ph. D Bridge Course on Quantitative Techniques and computer Applications

19&20 -4-2015

Resource person

5

Dr.S.S.Apate BSW/MSW college,Ekasambha

MSW students at Rural camp Budhihal, Chikodi

1-05-15 Resource person.

6

Dr. TVG Sarma

YashwantraoChavan Academy of Development Administration, Yasahada Pune

‘Fiscal policy’ (class I and II officers attended)

23rd to 25th June 2014

Resource person.

7

Dr. S.S. Apate

Dist Social Welfare office. Sangli

Workshop - ‘Atrocities on SC/ST

1-7-14 Resource Person

5.0 Field WorkAgencies /Study Tour/ Industrial Visits

A] FIELDWORK AGENCIES

MSW – I

1) Blind School, Kolhapur. 2) M. Lohia School for Deaf and Dumb, Kolhapur. 3) Dr. RadhakrishanaBalkalyanSankul, Kolhapur. 4) AhilyabaiHolkar Girls Observation Home, AnathMahila Ashram. 5) ShishuGriha - Boys Observation Home. 6) Swadhar Leprosy Colony, Shenda Park, Kolhapur. 7) ChetanaVikasMandir, (School for Mentally Retarded) Kolhapur. 8) Sudhakar Joshi Nagar Slum, Kolhapur. 9) Swayam School for Mentally Handicapped, Kolhapur. 10) Takala Slum, Kolhapur. 11) TejeswaniMahilaAdharGraha, Sambhaji Nagar, Kolhapur. 12) MahilaDakshataSamiti, Kolhapur. 13) SwamaJayantiShehriRojagarYojana, Kolhapur. 14) Helpers of the Handicapped, Kolhapur. 15) Rajendra Nagar Slum, Kolhapur. 16) Prabudha Bharat High School, Kolhapur. 17) State Home for Men, Kolhapur. 18) Sadar Bazar Slum, Kolhapur. 19) Kalamba Central Prison, Kolhapur. 20) Matoshree Aged Home, Chambukhadi, Kolhapur. 21) National Rural Development Society, Kolhapur.


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22) Pratham, MangalwarPeth, Kolhapur. 23) NARl Paramedical Centre. 24) Matoshree, R. K. Nagar, Kolhapur 25) Family Counseling Centre, SIBER, Kolhapur 26) Men Against Violence & Abuse, {MAVA} SIBER Campus,, Kolhapur

MSW – II (Group – A)

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR WELFARE

1) Menon and Menon Pvt. Ltd., Vikramnagar, Kolhapur. 2) GhatagePatil Industries, Kolhapur. 3) GhatagePatil Transport, Kolhapur. 4) Kolhapur Steel Ltd., Kolhapur. 5) Menon Pistons Pvt. Ltd., Kolhapur. 6) Manugraph Industries, Kolhapur. 7) MantiMetalics Pvt. Ltd., Kolhapur. 8) Chh. RajaramSahakariSakharKarkhanaLtd., Kolhapur. 9) KolhapurZillaSahakariDudhUtpadakSangh Ltd., Kolhapur. 10) Indo Count Industries, Kolhapur. 11) Indo Count Industries, Five Star MIDC Kolhapur. 12) Menon Bearings, Kolhapur. 13) Nagareeka Exports Limited., Yavluj. 14) Popular Steel Works and Agricultural Implements Pvt. Ltd, Uydam Nagar,

Kolhapur, 15) Warna Sugar Mills.,Warnanagar. 16) WarnaDhudh, Warnanagar. 17) Tej Courier, Kolhapur. 18) Shantaram Ltd., GokulShirgaon, Kolhapur 19) RajaramDislerry, Bawada, Kolhapur 20) SB Reshellers Ltd., Shiroli, MIDC, Kolhapur 21) Kirloskar Oil Engg. Ltd. – 5-Star MIDC, Kolhapur 22) Soktas Ltd., 5-Star MIDC, Kolhapur 23) Nav Maharashtra Spinning Mill, Ichalkaranji 24) Kulkarni Power Tools Ltd., Jaysingpur, Kolhapur 25) Alkop, 5-Star MIDC, Kolhapur 26) MayuraSteel,Kolhapur

MSW II GROUP ' B' URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

1) Nehru Yuva Kendra, Kolhapur. 2) District Social Welfare Office, Kolhapur. 3) District Adult Education Department, Kolhapur. 4) PanchayatSamiti, Karveer, Kolhapur. 5) Kolhapur District Central Co-operative Bank Ltd., Kolhapur (KDCC Bank) 6) ShriSonalMahilaUtkarsh, Shahupuri, Kolhapur. 7) MahilaArthikVikasMahamandal, ZillaParishad, Kolhapur. 8) District Women and Child Welfare Dept., Kolhapur. 9) Rajendra Nagar Slum, Kolhapur.


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10) Urban Basic Services for Poor. . 11) Dept. of Community Medicine, D. Y. Patil Medical College, Kolhapur. 12) National Rural Development Society, Kolhapur. 13) SUEB Kagal

MSW-II GROUP E MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

1) SavitriBaiphule hospital, Kolhapur 2) ChhatrapatiPramilaRaje Hospital, Kolhapur. 3) PanchagangaHospital,Kolhapur. 4) Morya Hospital, Kolhapur. 5) Aster Adhaar Hospital, Miraj. 6) WIINS Hospital, Kolhapur. 7) D. Y. Patil Medical Hospital, Kolhapur. 8) Swarswati hospital, Kolhapur. 9) City Hospital, Rajarampuri, Kolhapur 10) Wanless Hospital, Kolhapur

B} Study Tour :

Following Industries &Organizations were visited by MSW-II Gr.A, B & E group students along with faculty members Dr B.N .Patil, Dr.M.V.Rodriques,Dr. S.P Rajput, Dr D M Bhosale Dr. SS Apate and Dr.D N Valvi respectively during the study tour programme held in between 16th to 25th February,2015:

Sr.No.

Name of the Organization Institute Visited at Study Tour

Date Class

MSW-II Gr. A :HRM&LW

1. Via Con Pvt Ltd Bangalore 18/2/2015 MSWII HRMLW

2 Volvo ltd , Bangalore 19/2/2015 MSW II HRMLW

3 UB Diselleries Bangalore 20/2/2015 MSWII HRMLW

4 Oaty chocolate industries Oaty 21/2/2015 MSWII HRMLW

5 Oaty Tea plantation and manufacturing unit, Oaty 22/2/2015 MSWII HRMLW

MSW II Gr.B : URCD

1 AtalPrathishthanSavantwadi 16/2/2015 MSWII URCD

2 Mission Medical Savantwadi 16/22015 MSWII URCD

3 Life line foundation Goa 17/2/2015 MSWII URCD

4 Voluntary health organization Goa 18/2/2015 MSWII URCD

5 Rural and agricultural development , Goa 20/2/2015 MSWII URCD

6 State Social Welfare office , Goa 20/2/2015 MSWII URCD

MSWII Gr. E : MPSW

1 Santhwana Institute of counsellingand psychotherapy, Kerala

19/2/2015 MSWII MPSW

2 The Administrator KMHC &Vigyan Valley learning Center, Kerala


3 De Paul International Centre for wellbeing (DICW), Kerala


4 Cyriac Elias Voluntary Association (CEVA), Kerala 23/2/2015 MSWII MPSW


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RURAL CAMP REPORT : 2014-2015 The D.K. Shinde School of Social Work organized a Rural Camp for MSW-I year students at Bahadurwadi from 16th February, 2015 to 23rd February,2015. The basic objective of the rural camp is to provide rural life experience to the students of social work and sensitize them with regard to rural social problems. Many of the students after completing the course, work on government projects being implemented in the rural areas. So to acquaint them with the conditions of rural life the students are taken to the rural camp in the first year. The entire camp was co-ordinated by Dr. SV Shirol, Head, Dept. social work Dr. K Pradeep Kumar, Dr. Babu Zachariah, Dr. T. V. G. Sarma,Dr P.S Ranadive & Dr.(Mrs.) KalnidiRanbhare .The Management, other faculty members and Non-Teaching staff visited the camp for encouraging and motivating the students.

Social Extension Activities Organized by the Department:

Sr. No.

Event Date Guest / Invitees

1 ShahuJayanthi celebration in CSIBER 26/06/2014 Dr. P.S.Ranadive/All faculty and students resent

2 Video conference by Santra 13/08/2014 Dr K N. Ranbhare/ SavitaShirke

3 Mal Nutrition awareness programme for the children in Salokhe park slum, Kolhapur

17/09/2014 Dr. M. V. Rodriques/ Dr Sonia P. Rajput

4 Street Play on Tobacco addiction at Menon&Menon for employees

11/09/2014 Dr. K. Pradeepkumar&

Prof. D.M. Bhosale

5 Documentary film on Late Dr. Dabholkar

13/09/2014 Prof. D.M. Bhosale

6 Workshop on tobacco free life in association with Salam Mumbai Foundation, Mumbai

13/09/2014 Dr. D.N. Valvi

7 Programme on carrer development of children of employee of Manugraph Industry, MIDC, Kolhapur

13/09/2014 Dr. K. Pradeepkumar

8 Street Play on Black Magic 20/09/2014 Dr. S.S. Apate

9 Guest lecture on Environmental Problems

22/09/2014 Dr. M.V. Rodriques

10 Guest Lecture on international literacy day for all MSW students.

27/09/2014 Dr. P.S. Rao

11 Street Play on Scientific Temperament by VivekWahini Project

27/09/2014 Dr. D.N. Valvi

12 Street Play on awareness about Deaf & Dumb issues for society.

28/09/2014 Dr. B.N. Patil

13 A Survey of social problems in Salokhe nagar slum

01/10/2014 Dr. M.V. Rodriques


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Sr. No.

Event Date Guest / Invitees

14 Arrangement of Gandhi Jayanti at BalkalyanSankul and Prabhudh Bharat Highschool

02/10/2014 Dr. P.S. Randive&

Dr. S.P. Rajput

15 Arrangement of Gandhi Jayant at Department of Social Work

02/10/2014 Dr. S.V. Shirol

16 Awareness programme on cracker free Diwali

06/10/2014 Dr. D.N. Valvi

17 Parents meeting for MSW – I & II 16/10/2014

Dr. P.S. Randive,

Prof. D.M. Bhosale and

Dr. S.S. Apate

18 Workshop on Developmental Disabilities for anganwadi workers & student.

25/10/2014 Partner Morya Hospital,

Dr. K.N. Ranbhare

19 Human Rights Day 10/12/2014 Prof. D.M. Bhosale

20 Guest Lecture for HR students 11/12/2014 Dr. B. N. Patil

21 Guest lecture for HR students by Mr. Milind Mane

15/12/2014 Dr. K. Pradeepkumar

22 Women Empowerment Day 03/01/2015 Dr. S.P. Rajput

23 VivekanandJayanti / Youth Day 12/01/2015 Dr. S.P. Rajput

24 Blood Donation Camp 03/02/2015

Dr. S.P. Rajput

Dr. K.N. Ranbhare and

Dr. D.N. Valvi

25 Rural Camp for MSW-I 15/02/2015

Dr. S.V. Shirol,

Dr. K. Pradeepkumar

Dr. T.V.G. Sarma and

Dr. K.N. Ranbhare

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Study tour for MSW-II

HR and Labour welfare Urban and Rural Community Development

Medical and Psychiatric Social Work

22/02/2015

Dr. M.V. Rodriques

Dr. B.N. Patil

Dr. S.P. Rajput

Dr. P.S. Randive

Prof. D.M. Bhosale

Dr. S.S. Apate

27 Remidial Classes for MSW-I & MSW-II 01 to 31/03/2015

Dr. M.V. Rodriques&

Dr. BabuZacheria

28 Street play programmes on industrial safety week at various NIDC by HR students

04 to 11/03/2015

Dr. S.V. Shirol,

Dr. K. Pradeepkumar and

Dr. B. N. Patil

29 International women Day. 08/03/2015 Dr.S.P. Rajput and

Dr. D.N. Valvi


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Visitors

Date Name of the Visitor

8-7-14 Dr. Vijay. Mane YCSS along with MSW. II URCD students visited the Dept(college of social work) visited the Dept. along with MSW students as a part field Orientation visit

5-9-14 Prof. AmbadasMohite MASWE President Visited CSIBER, Management / staff facilitated him for his efforts towards pension matter

05-01-15

PatilSainathYashwant – 9850948356 Young Inspirators Network, Co-Ordinator – Kolhapur Sakal Media Group [email protected] Discussed about organizing extension activities jointly with Sakal press

06-01-15

P.K. Vartak, Initiatives and Change Asia plateuPanchgani – 412805 General Manager HR [email protected] www.in.iofc.org

19-01-15

Mr. Dilip R. Kalgutgi Mr. Prashant D. Desai Discussed to organize spiritual Discourses at Radhabai hall www.tejgyan.orgwww.happythoughts.in

22-01-15 Mr. Deepak Mahapure Seventh day Adventist High school Shivaji Park, Kolhapur 9730340580

26-01-15 Prof. Bennur Y. H. and Prof. Gavit R. N. Aurangabad along with 37 MSW students visited Dept as apart of study tour visit

27-01-15

Visitors from Thialand and S. Korea AruneeChalongklang (Bee) Thai ([email protected]) Aug Sodam Park (sodam012naver.com) from S.Korea Smt. Swapna Panhalkar IYE officer, Kolhapur, had interaction session with MSW II students coordinated the event

2-3-15

Visitor from Salaam Mumbai – NGO Ajay Pilankar – Sr. Project Manager 8689888964 Conducted a session on ‘How to prevent tobacco habit’ for MSW students

30-03-15

Visitors &Chief guest for function Shri Bharat Bhosale S.P. KalambaJail Cell. 9850871675

01-04-15 Mrs. Priya Nikhil Patil “Indian” NiwasNeninath nagar Sangli 416416


http://www.in.iofc.org/

http://www.tejgyan.org/

http://www.tejgyan.org/


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Date Name of the Visitor

7-8-14

Foreign visitors from Spain visited Dept of Social work and interacted with students and staff Miguel Arias sanchez Arianaperezsaluvatierra Neria Miqueuhagriuya Aura mondincarbonell Gemma riuoliveras Begoneetxebarriaginea Meritxell Ernandel Carrera Mr. Devendra Patil, Comminity leaders running NGO for welfare of poor ,accompanied them Dr. S.S. Apate co-ordinated the event

6.0 Efforts made for weak students (Mention number of students and efforts made in detail)

Regular lectures were supplemented by audio visual aids, OHP, Seminars, Field Work Conferences, Group Discussion, Guidance, Counseling etc. Special classes for weaker students were held once in a week as extra coaching by faculty members about 60% students were benefited.

7.0 Efforts for communication skills (in details):

Cambridge English Speaking Course

English speaking course was organized for all MSW – I year students and classes were conducted by recognized Cambridge course tutors. The duration for the course was of three months from November 2014 to January 2015 Dr. M.V. Rodriques was the coordinator.

8.0 Seminars/ Workshops / Conferences/ FDP attended by the faculty:

Sr.No.

Name of Faculty

Nature of Event Date & Duration

Venue Remarks

1

Dr. K. Pradeepkumar

ICSSR Sponsored National Seminar 5&6/9/201

4

Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Social Work, Satara

Paper presentedon‘Social Work Education :An Indian Viewpoint’

2

Dr. K. Pradeepkumar

UGC Sponsored

National Seminar on

Recent Trends in

Information

Technology –

6&7/3/

2015

Dept. of

Computer

studies,

CSIBER, Kolhapur

Presented a paper

3

Dr. K. Pradeepkumar

Workshop 0n Scientific Temperament

16/08/2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur participated


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Sr.No.

Name of Faculty


Venue Remarks

4 Dr. D.N. Valvi Workshop 0n

Tabacco Free Future 13/09/2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur participated

5 Dr. K. Pradeepkumar

Workshop 0nResearch Methodology


6

Dr. S.V. Shirol Workshop 0n Scientific Temperament


7 Dr. S.V. Shirol Workshop 0n

Tobacco Free Future 13/09/2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur participated

8

Dr. S.V. Shirol Workshop 0nResearch Methodology

11-08-2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur participated

9

Dr. S.S. Apate National Conference on Social Exclusion:

24 & 25March, 2015

Tilak

Maharashtra

University, Pune

Presented paper

10

Dr. D.N. Valvi 3rd National Conference on Tobacco/Health

15th and 16th December 2014

Tata Memorial Hospital Mumbai

Participated

11 Dr. S.S. Apate Workshop 0n

Atrocities to weaker Section

30-07-2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur Participated

12

Dr. K.N. Ranbhare

National workshop

on psychotherapy in

MPSW setting.

31st July to 2nd Aug 2014

NIMHANS

Bangalore

Students also participated

13

Dr. S.S. Apate Workshop 0n Atrocities to weaker Section

30/07/2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur Participated

14

Dr. P.S. Randive

Workshop 0n Atrocities to weaker Section


15

Dr. D.M.Bhosale

Workshop 0n Scientific Temperment

16/08/2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur

Participated

16 Dr. S.V. Shirol one day National

Conference 24/9/2014 CSIBER, Kolhapur

particiated


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Sr.No.

Name of Faculty


Venue Remarks

17

Dr. S.V. Shirol National Seminar on “Social Work: The Profession and its contribution towards Nation Building”

7th& 8th/11 2014

MASWE IshwarDeshmukh Campus, Hanuman Nagar, Nagpur

Participated

18 Dr. D.M Bhosale

National Seminar on “Social Work: The Profession and its contribution towards Nation Building”

7th& 8th/11 2014


Participated

19 Dr. T.V.G Sarma


7th& 8th/11 2014


Participated

20 Dr BN Patil National Seminar on

Human Rights

23- 24 /01 /

2015

D.R.ManeCollege

,Kagal Participated

21 Dr BN Patil

National Conference

on Recent Trends in

HRM

25-26/03/

2015 CSIBER,Kolhapur

Participated

22 Dr BN Patil

National Conference

on Problems and

prospectives of

Minorities

24-25 /03/

2015

MahavirMahavid

yalaya, Kolhapur Paper presented

23 Dr Sonia P Rajput

Workshop 0nResearch Methodology



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Sr.No.

Name of Faculty


Venue Remarks





Workshop 0n Tabacco Free Future

13/09/2014 CSIBER Kolhapur Participated


5 days Workshop 0n self Defence

25/11/2014 New College Kolhapur

Participated with lady students


One day Workshop Indian Constitution



Workshop on Career Guidance for Teenager

13-9-2014 CS Kolhapur IBER, Participated


One Day Workshop on Perspective Of Social Work and role of social worker Organized in Adult Education Department

7/01/2015 Shivaji Unv Kolhapur

Participated


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Sr.No.

Name of Faculty


Venue Remarks


National Seminar on Gender Discrimination & national Development

6h& 7th/10/ 2014

Kamala College, Kolhapur

Presented paper


Two day National Seminar ‘Challenges Before Women Entrepreneurship in South

30th&31st /01/2015

Shivaji Unv Kolhapur

Presented paper



7th& 8th November 2014


Participated


National Conference on Recent Trends in HRM

13th&14th March 2015

CSIBER Kolhapur Presented paper

34 Dr. S. S. Apate National Conference on Social Exclusion:

24 & 25March, 2015

Tilak

Maharashtra

University, Pune

Presented paper

35 Dr. S. S. Apate Bharat VikasSangam 19to 25 Jan 2015

Kanerimathkolha

pur FDP


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Sr.No.

Name of Faculty


Venue Remarks

36 Dr. S. S. Apate




Participated

37 Dr. K.N Ranbhare




Participated

38 Dr. T V G Sarma



39 Dr. T V G Sarma Workshop 0n Atrocities to weaker Section


40 Dr P.S Ranadive

One day Workshop Developmental Disabilities among Children


41 Dr P.S Ranadive Workshop 0n Atrocities to weaker Section



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Sr.No.

Name of Faculty


Venue Remarks

42 Dr.K.N. Ranbhare

International Conference on Social Work Practice in Mental Health

10 & 11, 12-12-2014

Angamady, Kochi Participated

9.0 Seminar/ Workshop / Conferences /Training organized by the Department:

Sr.No. Topic Nature of Event Date & Duration

Funding Agency

1 Atrocities against SC/ST’s One day Workshop 30-7-2014 Social Welfare

Dept., Kolhapur

2 Scientific Temperament One day Workshop 16-8-2014 self

3 Career Guidance for Teenager

Workshop 13-9-2014 Manugraph, Kolhapur

4 Tabacco Free Life One day Workshop 13-9-2014 self

5 Developmental Disabilities among Children

One day Workshop 24-09-2014 Self

6 Indian Constitution One day Workshop 26-11-2014 Self/legal Aid

Center

7 International woman Day One day Workshop 7th/8th/&9th

March 2014 self BJS/MATHA/ CSIBER

8 Atrocities against SC/ST’s One day Workshop 5-12-2015 Social Welfare

Dept, Sangli

9 ,"Econometrics-IV: Econometrics with Computer Applications"

National Workshop 9-10

Mar'2015

U.G.C., New

Delhi

10

.,"Enterprenuership and Skill Development Prog for S.C. students

National Training

Programme "

29 Jan - 5

Mar'2015

Ni-msme, &

RGNIYD,

Hyderabad

11

"Atrocities against SC & ST" State Level

Workshop

30 Jul'2014 Dept. of Social

Justice, Govt.

of

Maharashtra

12 Critical Analysis Budget 2014-15: 18 Aug'2014 CSIBER, Kop.


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10.0 Refresher Courses attended by the faculty :

Nil

11.0 M.Phil. & Ph.D. Research guidance undertaken:

Sr.No. Name of Faculty M.Phil. Ph.D.


1 Dr.S V Shirol 1

2 Dr.KPradeepKumar 1

3 Dr.MV Rodriques 3

4 Dr. TVG Sarma 1 -

5 Dr. B. N.Patil 2 1 & 1 submitted

- -

6 Dr. S.P. Rajput 3 1& 2submitted

- -

7 Dr.K.N.Ranbhare 2 2

12.0 Research project (New &ongoing):

Sr.No. Faculty Title of Project Funding Agency Amount Sanctioned

1 Drpradeepkumar -- CPE/self --

2 Dr P S Randive A Study on ICDS Kolhapur District

CPE/self

3 Dr S.P Rajput Impact of CSR in kolhapur

CPE/self submitted

13.0 Sport activities:

All the students participated in Indoor and out door sports Activities organized by the department

14.0 List of meritorious students in MSW –II

Sr.No. Exam No. Name of the Student Grade Point Merit Order

1 5207 Miss JadhavRajaniprakash (HRMLW)

7 First

2 5297 Miss PranitaPargoudaPatil(MPSW) 6.6 Second

3 5250 MudhalePrajaktaPrakash (URCD) 6.6 Third

4. 5215 Mane Poonam M (HRMLW) 6.6 Fourth

5 5288 KumbarJaganath D (MPSW) 6.6 Fourth

6 5289 MangoankarSupriya B (MPSW) 6.4 Fifth


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15.0 In brief mention the efforts made & assessment on the following criteria.

i) Curriculum Aspects : Updated Syllabus ii) Teaching Learning & Evaluation:

Regular lectures were supplemented by audio visual aids, OHP, Seminars, Field Work Conferences, Group Discussion, Guidance, Counselling etc. Special classes for weaker students were held once in a week as extra coaching by faculty members.

Evaluation was made through out at regular intervals with Home assignments /class assignments and seminar presentation in addition to fieldwork evaluation

iii) Research Consultancy & Extension:

Rural Surveys were conducted by the department in order to evaluate the effectiveness of rural welfare programs besides students are assigned with field investigation activities. Project work is an optional subject for MSWII year students where research on various issues related to their specialization is studied. Apart from that various extension activities had been undertaken under Faculty’s guidance

iv) Research Articles and Publications:

K Pradeepkumar i) Family Environment and Mental Health Status of Secondary School

children :A social Work Perspective, Depaulcentre for Research and Development,ISBN -978-81-926—71-1-0

ii) Performance management System and organisational commitment. International Journal of Organizational Behaviour and Management Perspectives ISSN: 2279-0950 ISSN: 2279-0969 (ONLINE)IF-2012: 2.9, IF-2013: 5.071, IF-2014: 5.97.

DrB.N.Patil i) Awareness of Child Nutrition Among Mothers in ChikoditalukaImlication

for Social Work Practice in ICDS in Adivarta, June 2014, ISSN 2347-5234 Dr. S. S. Apate i) Economic and Educational facilitiestoBhoi Community Aug 2014, ISSN

2230-7850 in Indian Streams Research.


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Dr. Sonia P Rajput i) Competency Mapping –A Management Tool For Employee Assignment

And Development in Adivarta, June 2014, ISSN 2347-5234

ii) Modernization and its Impact on Youths inAdivarta, June 2014, ISSN 2347-5234

Dr. S.V.Shirol i) Assertiveness Among Adoloscents in Kolhapur, in Adivarta, June 2014,

ISSN 2347-5234. Dr. M.V.Rodriques: i) Errors in Syntax Made by Engineering Students in the Written Composition

With Mr. Marku Monis, Pp.4-13. Asian Journal of English Studies’, Vol.-3, Issue-1 ,2014 ISSN22773606 http://www.iasepune.org.

ii) “A Study of Fricatives Variations in Different States”

Pp. 27-33. With Mr. Amar L. Powar Pp.27-37“Research Journal For Rejuvenile in Intellectual Discipline”. Vol. -8, Issue -1,2014. ISSN - 2278-0300

iii) “A Study Of Communicative Aspects Of Presentation Skills Acquired By

Diploma EngineerigStudents”With Mr. UttamKoli. Pp. 44-51. Research Dimensions, A Multi-Disciplinary Peer –Reviewed International Research Journal. Vol-2, Issue – 5,2014. Issn – 2245 -3867.

iv) “Study Of Organizational Communication And Motivation Of Employees In

Kolhapur ZillaDoodhUtpadakSangh Ltd. (Gokul),” with Anita Yadav In International Journal of Advance and Applied Research,Vol.1,No. 2, 2014. ISSN-2347-7075.

v) “A. K. Ramanujan’s “The Striders”, with LeelawatiPatil In Research Journal

for Ressurrection In Intellectual Discipline, Vol.-2, Issue-1, 2015. ISSN-2278-0319.

vi) “A Stylistic Analysis of A. K. Ramanujan’s Poem ‘Breaded Fish’, with

LeelawatiPatil in International Journal of Advance and Applied Research, Vol. 1, Issue 6,2014. ISSN-2347-7075.

vii) “Stylostatistical Analysis of A. K. Ramanujan’s Poem ‘Ecology’ with

LeelawatiPatil in in International Journal of Advance and Applied Research, Vol. 2, Issue- 1,2014. ISSN-2347-7075.

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v) Infrastructure & Learning Resources: Dept has a good infrastructure with well equipped audio-visual teaching aids. Students are given freedom to develop themselves and their learning abilities both theoretical as well as Practical experience in field and also to maintain records

vi) Student Support & Progression: Counselling and guidance, participation in various

extension activity

vii) Governance &Leadership :Department conducts staff meeting every two weeks to discuss and finalized the academic activities. Students are also involved in scheduling the programmes related to extension activities, sport activities, assignments etc.

viii) Innovative Practices : Faculty and staff members are encouraged to fulfill the

educational needs of the community by conducting community programmes including slums. The health awareness, literacy programme, blood donation camps, street plays on save girl child, industrial safety, De Addiction etc. are organized

Dr.S.V.Shirol Head, Dept. Of Social Work,


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DEPARTMENTOFENVIRONMENTMANAGEMENT

Programmes offered :

1) Master of Environment Management (M.E.M.) 2) Master of Business Administration - Environment (MBA – Envt.) 3) Master of Science (Environment) – (M.Sc. – Envt.)

Master of Environment Management (M.E.M.)

The Department of Environment Management (DEM) is a full fledge department and has four spacious laboratories with sophisticated instruments / equipments, class rooms with necessary teaching aids like OHP, slide projector, LCD, audio and video systems. The Central Library of the Institute has about 72000 textbooks in the field of Environmental Science, Management, Engineering and Technology. The library also subscribes about 30 national and international research journals of repute related to Environmental Science, Management, Engineering and Technology. There are well-qualified and experienced teaching faculty members belonging to different disciplines as Sciences, Engineering and Management. There are two qualified laboratory assistants and a laboratory attendant to assist the laboratory practical training. 1.0 Objectives of the programme

i) To provide in-depth knowledge to the students in respect of current

environmental problems faced by human society and to develop among students scientific attitude based on interdisciplinary approach to enable them to take holistic view in decision-making.

ii) To provide students a typical problem-oriented situations in environmental protection, development and management and;

iii) To develop managerial competence among students in managing environmental development programs sponsored by the Government.


Report of admission And Admission process of each course during 2014-15 (Mention date of advertisement, admission committee, GDPI Activities, Display of Merit list, Total number of students etc.)

Report on the Admission process for MEM for the year 2014-15 Date of Advertisement :

Sr. No.

Date of Advertisement Advertisement

1 28/05/2014 Admission SIBERMAT News


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Admission committee consisting of following teaching & non-teaching staff members was formed to plan and supervise the admission process for MEM 2014-15

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty

1 Prof. Dr. A.R. Kulkarni Chaiman

2 Prof. Dr. S.D. Kadam Member

3 Dr. V. Somanath Member

4 Er. D. S. Mali Member

5 Dr. V.B. Patil Member

The advertise regarding Entrance exam is published in Dainik Pudhari an leading local as well as national news papers. Accordingly,Entrance was held on 30th June, 2014 at CSIBER .Total No. of Students 13 were appeared for the same. The Entrance exam was conducted under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. A.R. Kulkarni. A Committee was formed to process the merit list on computer by considering all the State Government rules for reservation, consisting of 5 members. Also, a Committee was formed to carry out the Group Discussion and Personal Interview of the students, consisting of the faculty members. Group Discussion and Personal Interview were conducted for the students on 30 June, 2014. Merit list was prepared based on the marks obtained by the students in Written test, GD and PI& Aggregate marks obtained in Degree Examination , which was put up on the Notice Board as well as published on 30 June, 2014. The admissions in CSIBER were strictly allotted on Merit basis & all the State Government rules for reservation were applicable to the admission process for the year 2014-15. All 13 students were admitted for the academic year 2014-15.

Sr. No.

Caste Male

Sub Total

Female Sub

Total Total Mahar

ashtra OMS*

Maharashtra

OMS*

1 Open 04 - 04 04 - 04 08

2 SC 02 - 02 02 - 02 04

3 SBC - - - - - - -

4 ST - - - - - - -

5 NT - - - - - - -

6 OBC - - - 01 - 01 01

Total 06 - 06 07 - 07 13

OMS: Outside Maharashtra State

3.0 Academic Schedule in Details

Start of the programme : 07/07/2014 No. of contact hours/week : 6 Total working days : 190 Total Examination days : 30 days


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ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR MEM FOR THE YEAR 2014-15 I. Teaching and Practical Schedule: MEM / M.Sc. - Sem. I & III

Duration Contact hours/Day Number of days Total Contact Hours

07/07/2014 to 31/07/2014 6 22 132

01/08/2014 to 30/08/2014 6 25 150

01/09/2014 to 30/09/2014 6 26 156

01/10/2014 to 20/10/2014 6 15 90

20/10/2014 to 01/11/2014 Diwali Vacation

03/11/2014 to 05/11/2014 6 03 18

Total 91 546

Welcome Function : 2nd August 2014 II. EXAMINATION SCHEDULE: Sem. I & III

Date Examination Schedule

06/11/2014 to 11/11/2014

Repeater Examination

12/11/2014 to 25/11/2014 Semester End Examination (Theory + Practical )

III . Teaching and Practical Schedule: MEM / M.Sc. - Sem. II & IV

Duration Contact hours/Day Number of days Total Contact Hours

26/11/2014 to 29/11/2014

6 4 24

01/12/2014 to 31/12/2014 6 24 144

01/01/2015 to 15 /01/2015 6 13 78

16/01/2015 to 20/01/2015 Industrial visit

21/01/2015 to 31/01/2015 6 9 54

01/02/2015 to 28/02/2015 6 20 120

01/03/2015 to 31/03/2015 6 25 150

01/04/2015 to 05/04/2015 6 04 24

Total 99 594

IV. EXAMINATION SCHEDULE: Sem. II & IV

Date Examination Schedule

06/04/2015 to 12/04/2015 13/04/2015 to 23/04/2015

Repeater Examination Semester End Examination (Theory + Practical)

Traditional day : 6th December 2014 Annual Gathering : 2nd February to 4th February 2015 Farewel Function : 21st March 2015 List of holidays: 1. Ramjan ID 5. Gandhi Jayanti 9. Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti 13. Gudi Padva 2. Independence Day 6. Dasara 10. Budha Pornima 14. Ambedkar Jayanti 3. Ganesh Chaturthi 7. Christmas 11. Good Friday 15. Maharashtra Day 4. Anant chaturdashi 8. Republic Day 12. Rang Panchhami 16. Bakri Id Summer Vacation :5th May 2015 to 7th June, 2015


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3.0 Guest lectures organized

Sr. No.

Topic Speaker Date

1 Habitat Conservation of Snake in Western Ghats

Mr. Umakant Chavan 09/08/2014

2 Biodiversity Conservation Prof. Dr. B.B.Hosetti, Kuvempu University, Shimogga

06/09/2014

3 Development Need Of Hour Mr. Govindacharya Dr.Helvi sir (rajaram college) Dr.V.M.Hilage Dr.AR. Kulkarn, Dr.S.V Shirol

18/12/2014

5.0 Guest Lectures delivered and Resource Person by SIBER faculty

Sr. No.

Name of the Speaker



1 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Mining Engineers Association of India ( Belgaum Chapter)

Mining & Environment Management

22 & 23 March, 2015

2 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Regional Controller of Mines, Goa Region. Indian Bureau of mines, Govt. of India

Environment Audit for Mining sector.

1st March,2015

3 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni V.K.Chavan-Patil college of Arts, Commerce & Science, Karve,Chandgad- Taluka

“Carrier opportunities in the field of Environment Management.

12th March 2015

4 Dr. S.D.Kadam One day workshop on organized by D.R.K. College, Kolhapur.

study of Western Ghat Relevance to Uttarakhand Destruction

4th March,2014

5 Dr. V.Somanath Academic Forum, CSIBER, Kolhapur

Lecture on Disaster Management

February 13, 2015

6.0 Study Tour / Industrial Visits / Field Work

Sr. No.

Name of / Organisation Date Class

- - - -


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Institute is the official preparations center for Cambridge ESOL, BEC series of exam such as preliminary, vantage etc. and also an official centre for conduct of these examination, arranged by British Council of India, Mumbai. The cost of the activity is borne by the Institute.


Sr. No

Name of Faculty

Nature of Event Date Venue

1 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Workshop on “Mining Environment & Water Resources Development organized by Mining Engineers Association of India ( Belgaum Chapter)

22 & 23 March, 2015

Belgaum

2 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Attended National Seminar on “ Corporate Social Responsibility & Environment Protection” Organised by Nrupatung First Grade College of Arts, Commerce, Management & P.G. Centre, Sedam Dist : Gulburga, Karnataka

28th March,2015

Sedam, Dist : Gulburga, Karnataka

3 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni UGC sponsored state level seminar on Water Management, Organised by the Yeshwantrao Chavan college of Science, Karad.

28th April, 2015 Y.C College Karad.

4 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Completed Certification program International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

- Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education and Research (Autonomous Institute), Kolhapur


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Sr. No

Name of Faculty

Nature of Event Date

Venue

5 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Successfully completed three days training programme on Integrated Management System (ISo14001+OHSAS 18001) conducted by TUV, India (TUV NORD GROUP), Mumbai.

3rd to 5th March,2015

Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education and Research (Autonomous Institute), Kolhapur

6 Dr.S.D.Kadam Attended the one day workshop on study of Western Ghat Relevance to Uttarakhand Destruction organized by D.R.K. College, Kolhapur.

4th March,2014 D.R.K. College, Kolhapur.

7 Dr.S.D.Kadam Completed Certification program in International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

-


8 Dr.V.Somanath One day Workshop on Students’ Participation in Water Conservation organized by Tararani Vidyapeeth’s Kamala College, Kolhapur

September, 10 2014

organized by Tararani Vidyapeeth’s Kamala College, Kolhapur

9 Dr.V.Somanath Successfully Completed Internal Auditor Training programme(Integrated Management System (ISO 14001:2004 &0SHAS 18001:2007)TUV, India (TUV NORD GROUP), Mumbai

March 15 – 17, 2015

Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education and Research (Autonomous Institute),Kolhapur

10 Dr.V.Somanath Completed Certification program in International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)


11 Er. D.S.Mali Training programme on “ Current practices in Environmental Engineering” Organised by Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli.

29th December to 3rd Jan, 2015

Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli


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Sr. No

Name of Faculty

Nature of Event Date

Venue

12 Dr.V.B.Patil Completed Certification program in International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

-


10.0 Refresher Courses Attended by the Faculty

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Progrmme Details and Venue

Date & Duration

1 -- -- --

11.0 FDP / Orientation Programme Attended by the Faculty

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Programme Venue Date & Duration

1 -- -- --

12.0 M.Phil. & Research guidance undertaken

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty M. Phil. Ph.D.

In progress Completed In progress Completed

1 Dr.S.D. Kadam -- -- 02 --

13.0 Research Projet

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Title of Project Funding Agency Amount Sanctioned

1 -- -- -- --

14.0 (A) Research Publication

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Title of the Paper Name of the Journal & ISBN No; Date & Place

1 -- -- --

(B) Paper Presented

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Title of the Paper Theme

1 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Mining & Environment Management

Workshop on “Mining Environment & Water Resources Development organized by Mining Engineers Association of India ( Belgaum Chapter) on 22 & 23 March, 2015


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Sr. No.


2 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni “Corporate Social Responsibility & Environment Protection”

UGC Sponsored seminar Organised by Nrupatung First Grade College of Arts, Commerce, Management & P.G. Centre, Sedam Dist : Gulburga, Karnataka on 28th March,2015

3 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Hydrochemical facies of Ground water.

UGC sponsored state level seminar on Water Management, Organised by the Yeshwantrao Chavan college of Science, Karad.28th April, 2015

15.0 List of meritorious students

MEM-I

Sr. No.

Exam No.

Name of the Student Grade Point Merit Order

1. 5906 *Salokhe Radhika Rajendra 3.6 I

2. 5901 *Desai Sampada Murlidhar 3.4 II

3. 5905 *Patil Aparna Chandrakant 3.3 III

4. 5902 *Kamble Ashwini Sadashiv 3.0 IV

5. 5904 Mohite Sphatikanti Baburao 3.0 V

*Girl student

MEM-II

Sr. No.

Exam No.


1. 5961 *Patil Sanjeevani Nandkumar 6.7 I

2. 5959 *Patel Karishma Khudabuddin 6.4 II

3. 5956 *Kulkarni Pradnya Dattaprasanna 6.4 III

4. 5955 *Khade Priyanka Pratap 6.3 IV

5. 5954 Kamble Amit Dattatrya 6.2 V

*Girl student 16.0 Placement Activities (Names of the important organizations where the students were

placed List of Students selected for final placement

Sr. No.

Name of the Company

Candidates selected Position Salary

1 Khade Priyanka Pratap SGM,Pune Asst.Envt.Manager 10000/-

2 Kulkarni Pradnya Dattaprasanna

MSDTE,Pune Auditor assistant 10000/-

3 Nakate Rutuja Sadanand

SGM group,Pune Envt.Officer 10000/-

4 Patil Sanjeevani Nandkumar

Consultancy,Pune Auditor assistant 10000/-


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The following Companies visited Campus for the placement

Sr. No.

Name of Industry / Organisation Date

1 Aavanira Biotech Pvt., Ltd., Pune 27/02/2015

17.0 In Brief Mention the Efforts made & Assessment on the following Critera


Care is taken to update the syllabus as per the requirement of the industry. Hence constant industry Institute interaction is undertaken. The faculty members keep a watch and undertake the survey of the curriculum aspects adopted at the national level Institute, accordingly the syllabus is revised as and when the situation demands. Alumni visits the Institute occasionally and suggests the Chairman, respective faculty regarding the updation accordingly. This feedback is communicated to the faculties in the meeting and open debate takes place. Based on the debate and authenticity of feedback the informal decision is taken. It gets formalized through BOS and Academic Council meetings. To further formalize and strengthen the process Alumni is officially registered.

ii) Teaching Learning & Evolution The teaching activity is strictly adhered as per the approved calendar. Director of the Institute visits the class rooms without prior information and solicit the feedback from the students regarding the teaching and understanding by the students. Similarly the formal feedback is taken with the help of ‘Software’ at MBA computer lab. Each individual faculty member adopts his own method of taking feedback to achieve the teaching learning objective. The class coordinators and class representatives have a frequent interaction to get the feedback. Students are evaluated on continuous basis – through internal assessment system as well semester term end examination. In this process the weak students are identified and remedial classes are held to make teaching learning effective and upgrade the students. The remedial classes are conducted before the term end examination. To keep track of effective teaching learning process the faculty member interact with the students, mentor the students and counsel the students regularly. For effective and efficient teaching the management takes cognizance of faculty development. Hence the faculty members are deputed to various premier Institutes wherever the refresher courses / FDP’s / QIP’s / MDP’s / Seminars / Workshop’s/ Symposium are conducted. Faculty members in groups are also deputed to premier Institutes to upgrade knowledge regarding recent trends in


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these subjects as well as to have cross cultural exchange of ideas and teaching pedagogies. Many a times the senior faculty members mentor, guide the junior faculty members regarding effective teaching.

iii) Research Consultancy & Extension

Faculty members are actively involved not only in teaching but also in research, consultancy and extension activities.

Sr. No.

Event Date

1 Plantation at CSIBER Campus on occasion of Teachers day.

5th September , 2014

2 Air Quality Monitoring at CSIBER Campus 25th September, 2014

3 Survey on Noise produced by Fire Crackers in association with MPCB, Kolhapur

25th September, 2014 & 13th October, 2014

4 A study on Gaseous Pollutant analysis produced by fire crackers

2nd October, 2014

5 Air & Noise Monitoring during Diwali Festival.(at Dhabholkar Corner, Gujari & Mangalwar Peth

21-25 October, 2014

6 CSIBER Swachta Abhiyan 8th November, 2014

iv) Infrastructure & Learning resources


v) Student Support & Progression.

For the progress of the student all possible academic support is extended. The weak students are given extra tutoring to bring them on par with the other students. The concept of SDLL and CPSD is adopted and implanted for the entire student community of MEM. Students weak in oral communication are guided through language laboratory. Students are given an opportunity to organize and conduct various events such as welcome, farewell, seminars, guest lectures etc.



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vi) Governance & Leadership


vii)

vii) Innovative Practices


a. The curriculum, ISPE is implemented by identifying new recent debatable topics being explored and assigned to students and make students present the same in form of seminar presentation.

b. Environment curriculum is taught by asking the students to collect the information of various environmental issues and bring the same to class room teaching.

c. For testing oral communication capability the cards / kits are prepared. d. In order to have a practical exposure towards Environmental curriculum

each student is given a topic related to current environmental issues and is asked to study the details of it and make the presentation of the same.

e. A number of films are also exhibited in the classroom for conceptual clarification.

vii) Farewell function

The students of first year of MEM-I organized Farewell Function for the outgoing batch of MEM-II. With heavy hearts we bid farewell to our students of second year and wished them luck for their future. The function was organized on April 8, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. at Radhabai Shinde Memorial Hall in CSIBER campus. The students were welcomed with flowers and welcome drink. The function comprised of different entertainment programmes. First year students also presented gifts to their seniors to show their love towards them. The second year students were nostalgic and thoroughly enjoyed the programme. All Faculty members were present for the function. The function was followed by Dinner.

Prof. Dr. A.R. Kulkarni Head,Department of Environment Management

Director

Chairman

Class Coordinators

Faculty Members

Students



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M.B.A. (ENVIRONMENTMANAGEMENT) 1.0 Objectives:

The specific objectives of programme are: 1. To infuse environmental concepts in all the functional area of business

management 2. To provide in-depth knowledge to the students in respect of current business and

environmental problems faced by human society and to develop among students scientific attitude based on interdisciplinary approach to enable them to take holistic view in planning and decision-making.

3. To develop managerial competence among students in managing environmental development programs sponsored by the Government.

4. To provide students a typical problem-oriented situations in environmental protection, development and management

5. To inculcate to the students the modern concept of Green Industry for sustainable development

2.0 Pre-admission Activities

Report of admission And Admission process of each course during 2014-15 (Mention date of advertisement, admission committee, GDPI Activities, Display of Merit list, Total number of students etc.) Report on the Admission process for MBA for the year 2014-15

Date of Advertisement:


1 31/12/2013 Admission ATMA News

Admission committee consisting of following teaching & non-teaching staff members was formed to plan and supervise the admission process for MBA 2014-15

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty

1 Dr.C.S. Dalvi Chairman

2 Dr. Ajay D. Shinde Member

3 Dr. A.D. Jadhav Member

4 Prof.Mrs. M.K.Mane Member

5 Dr.V.B. Patil Member


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Trimester – I & IV

Even though there was a management quota of 20 percent seats to SIBER Management as per rules of State Government it was not used by the Management and hence percentage wise allocation during the year 2014-15 is as follows: Home University (Shivaji University) OUM (Other Universities in Maharashtra State) OMS (Outside Maharashtra State). The admissions in CSIBER were strictly allotted on Merit basis & all the State Government rules for reservation were applicable to the admission process for the year 2014-15. In all 55 students were admitted for the academic year 2014-15.

Sr. No.

Caste Male Sub Total

Female Sub Total

Total

Maha-rashtra

OMS* Maha-ashtra

OMS*

1 Open 18 2 20 16 - 16 36

2 SC 2 - 2 4 - 4 6

3 SBC - - - - - - -

4 ST - - - - - - -

5 NT 2 - 2 - - - 2

6 OBC 10 - 10 1 - 1 11

Total 32 2 34 21 - 21 55

*OMS: Outside Maharashtra State 3.0 Academic Schedule in Details

Start of the programme : 23/06/2014 No. of contact hours/week : 24 hrs/week Total working days : 197 Total Examination days : 30 days

Academic Calender of 2014-15 for MBA Programme

Reopening Day of the Academic Year 2014-20159th June, 2014 Foundation Classes for MBA-I

Duration Dates No. of Hrs. per Day No. of Days No. of Contact Hrs.

23-06-2014 to 28-06-2014 4 6 24

Total 4 6 24

Duration Dates No. of Hrs. per Day No. of Days No. of Contact Hrs.

30-06-2014 4+1 01 005

01-07-2014 to 31-07-2014 4+1 27 135

01-08-2014 to 31-08-2014 4+1 26 130

01-09-2014 to 13-09-2014 4+1 12 060

Total 4+1 66 330

o Preparation Period 15th September to 18th September, 2014 o Trimester I & IV End Examination – 19th September to 4th October, 2014


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Trimester – III & VI

Trimester – II & V

Duration Dates No. of Hrs. per Day No. of Days No. of Contact Hrs. 06-10-2014 to 18-10-2014 4+1 12 60

22nd November 2014 / 13th March 2015 / 1st April 2015 Cambridge ESOL BEC Prelim Examination for MBA Entire / Other if any

03-11-2014 to 30-11-2014 4+1 24 120

01-12-2014 to 31-12-2014 4+1 26 130

01-01-2015 to 03-01-2015 4+1 03 015

Total 4+1 65 325

Preparation Period 14th September to 18th September, 2014

Trimester I & IV End Examination – 19th September to 4th October, 2014

Duration Dates No. of Hrs. per Day No. of Days No. of Contact Hrs. 19-01-2015 to 31-01-2015 4+1 12 060

01-02-2015 to 28-02-2015 4+1 24 120

01-03-2015 to 31-03-2015 4+1 26 130

01-04-2015 to 04-04-2015 4+1 04 020

Total 4+1 66 330

Preparation Period 6th April to 11th April, 2015

Trimester III & VI End Examination 13th April to 24th April, 2015 Number of Working Days :196 Number of Working Days :197 Total number of Contact Hours for MBA-I (197 x 5) :985 + 24 Foundation Classes Total number of Contact Hours for MBA-II (197 x 5) :985 Number of Contact Hours for Syllabus and Seminar Papers (21 x 30) :630 Number of Contact Hours for Extra Curricular Activities :234 (Per Trim. 39 Hours * 6) Summer in-plant training will be begin from 2st May to 28th June 2015 * Welcome Function : 9th Aug. 2014 * Traditional Day : 6th Dec. 2014 * Sports Event : 25th to 31st Dec. 2014 * Industrial Tour for MBA- II : 21st Jan To 26th Jan 2015 * Annual Gathering : 2nd Feb. to 4th Feb. 2015 * Farewell Function : 4th Apr. 2015

List of Holidays 1. Ramjan ID 5. Gandhi Jayanti 9. Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti 13. Maharashtra Day 2. Independence Day 6. Dasara 10. Rang Panchhami 14. Good Friday 3. Ganesh Chaturthi 7. Christmas 11. Gudi Padva 15. Buddha Pornima 4. Anant Chaturdashi 8. Republic Day 12. Ambedkar Jayanti 16 Bakari ID


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4.0 Guest lectures organized

Sr. No.

Topic Speaker Date

1 Leadership & Importance of attitude

Mr. Y. Srinivas 09/07/2014

2 Habitat Conservation of Snake in Western Ghats


3 Development Need Of Hour

Mr. Govindacharya Dr.Helvi sir (rajaram college) Dr.V.M.Hilage Dr.A.R. Kulkarn, Dr.S.V Shirol

18/12/2014


Sr. No.

Name of the Speaker


Topic discussed

Date

1 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Mining Engineers Association of India ( Belgaum Chapter)


22 & 23 March, 2015

2 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Regional Controller of Mines, Goa Region. Indian Bureau of mines, Govt. of India


1st March,2015

3 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni V.K.Chavan-Patil college of Arts, Commerce & Science, Karve,Chandgad- Taluka


12th March 2015

4 Dr. S.D.Kadam One day workshop on organized by D.R.K. College, Kolhapur.


4th March,2014



February 13, 2015


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Workshop / Training Programme Organized

Sr. No

Topic Speaker Organiser Date

1 Workshop on « E-waste recyclng & Collection campaign » under E-foreum.

Mr. Manoj Mehta Mahalaxmi E-recyclers Pvt., Ltd., Kolhapur.

Mrs.Savita Shirke, TPO

12 July, 2014

2 Internal Auditor Training Programme (ISO14001 & OSHAS 18001

Mr. Narendra Brahmankar

TUV-NORD India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai

Dr. A.R.Kulkarni

03/03/2015 To 05/03/2015


Mr. Narendra Brahmankar

TUV-NORD India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai

Dr. A.R.Kulkarni

15/03/2015 To 17/03/2015


Sr. No.


1 Industrial Visit to Ratnagiri (Gadre Marine Export Pvt, Ltd., Ultra-Tech Cement Ltd.,Auchtel Products Ltd.,Finolex Industries Ltd.)

8-9 October, 2014

MBA-II

2 Visit to Kanerimath (Sanscrutik Mahotsav)

16 December, 2014

MBA-II

3 Industrial Visit Kumbhi Kasari S.S.K. Ltd., Kuditre

19/12/2014 MBA-I

4 Organised Tree plantation programme on CSIBER Campus

05/09/2014 MBA-I & II




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Sr. No

Name of Faculty


1 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Workshop on “Mining

Environment & Water

Resources Development

organized by Mining

Engineers Association of

India ( Belgaum Chapter)

22 & 23 March, 2015

Belgaum

2 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Attended National

Seminar on “ Corporate

Social Responsibility &

Environment Protection”

Organised by Nrupatung

First Grade College of

Arts, Commerce,

Management & P.G.

Centre, Sedam Dist :

Gulburga, Karnataka

28th March,2015


3 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni UGC sponsored state

level seminar on Water

Management, Organised

by the Yeshwantrao

Chavan college of

Science, Karad.

28th April, 2015

Y.C College Karad.

4 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Completed Certification program International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)


5 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Successfully completed three days training programme on Integrated Management System (ISo14001+OHSAS 18001) conducted by TUV, India (TUV NORD GROUP), Mumbai.




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Sr. No

Name of Faculty


6 Dr.S.D.Kadam Attended the one day workshop on study of Western Ghat Relevance to Uttarakhand Destruction organized by D.R.K. College, Kolhapur.

4th March,2014

D.R.K. College, Kolhapur.

7 Dr.S.D.Kadam Completed Certification program in International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

-


8 Dr.V.Somanath One day Workshop on Students’ Participation in Water Conservation organized by Tararani Vidyapeeth’s Kamala College, Kolhapur

September, 10 2014

organized by Tararani Vidyapeeth’s Kamala College, Kolhapur

9 Dr.V.Somanath Successfully Completed Internal Auditor Training programme(Integrated Management System (ISO 14001:2004 &0SHAS 18001:2007)TUV, India (TUV NORD GROUP), Mumbai

March 15 – 17, 2015

Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education and Research (Autonomous Institute),Kolhapur

10 Dr.V.Somanath Completed Certification program in International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)


11 Er. D.S.Mali Training programme on “ Current practices in Environmental Engineering” Organised by Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli.


Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli


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Sr. No

Name of Faculty


12 Dr.V.B.Patil Completed Certification program in International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

-



Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Progrmme Details and Venue

Date & Duration

1 -- -- --


Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Progrmme Venue Date & Duration

1 -- -- --

12.0 M.Phil. & Research guidance undertaken

Sr. No.



1 -- -- -- -- --

13.0 Research Projet

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Title of Project Funding Agency Amount Sanctioned

1 -- -- -- --

14.0 (A) Research Publication

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty

Title of the Paper Name of the Journal & ISBN No; Date & Place

1 -- -- --

(B) Paper Presented

Sr. No.


1 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Mining & Environment

Management



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Sr. No.


2 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni “Corporate Social

Responsibility &

Environment

Protection”


3 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Hydrochemical facies of

Ground water.

UGC sponsored state level

seminar on Water Management,

Organised by the Yeshwantrao

Chavan college of Science,

Karad.28th April, 2015


MBA-I

Sr. No.

Exam Seat No.


1. 6533 *Jadhav Pallavi Rajaram 7.12 I

2. 6531 Veerendran.V 6.62 II

3. 6513 *Kadam Sonam Ramchandra 6.43 III

4. 9518 Mangale Sunil Sarjerao 6.37 IV

5. 9242 *Majage Pooja Mahadev 6.31 V

*Girl student

MBA-II

Sr. No.

Exam Seat No.


1. 6633 Chougule Mahesh Lahupant 7.0 I

2. 6634 *Havagodi Pooja Gajanan 7.0 I

3. 6605 Pilane Chandesh Manik 6.8 II

4. 6627 *Sangoli Sayali Shivanand 6.8 III

5. 6615 Kadam Yashwant Parashram 6.7 III

6 6624 *Patil Tejeshree Babaso 6.6 IV

7 6655 *Vhatkar Snehali Nandkumar 6.6 V

*Girl student 16.0 Placement Activities (Names of the important organizations where the students were

placed

List of Students selected for final placement

Sr. No.

Name of the Company Candidates selected Position Salary

1. Orizal consultancy, Pune

Desai Kunal Prakash Envt.Engineer 10000/-


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Sr. No.

Name of the Company Candidates selected Position Salary

2. Greencircle,Bagalkot Gore Anshuman Gopinath

Envt.Executive 10000/-

3. Swadesh foundation, Livelyhood, NGO

Mahekar Sameer Sambhaji

Executive 15000/-

4. Vasavi Hallmarking Centre,Kolhapur

Mali Swanand Tejpal Tech.Manager 12000/-

5. Shreeji aqua,Pune *Naik Aishwarya Sunil Envt.audit co-ordinator

10000/-

6. Axis Bank,Bangluru Patil Dhiraj Kalagouda BDE 12000/-

7 ICICI Bank,Kavathemahankal

Pawar Kisan Mallu Value Banker 21000/-

8 BMA Wealth Creator, Pune

*Pawaskar Namrata Sunil

Relationship Manager

13000/

9 Self Employed,Wi-Fi ,internet shop

Swami Virupaksha Gangadhar

owner -

The following Companies visited Campus for the placement

Sr. No.

Name of Industry / Organisation Date

1 Aavanira Biotech Pvt., Ltd., Pune 27/02/2015

18.0 In Brief Mention the Efforts made & Assessment on the following Critera


Care is taken to update the syllabus as per the requirement of the industry. Hence constant industry Institute interaction is undertaken. The faculty members keep a watch and undertake the survey of the curriculum aspects adopted at the national level Institute, accordingly the syllabus is revised as and when the situation demands. Alumni visits the Institute occasionally and suggests the Chairman, respective faculty regarding the updation accordingly. This feedback is communicated to the faculties in the meeting and open debate takes place. Based on the debate and authenticity of feedback the informal decision is taken. It gets formalized through BOS and Academic Council meetings. To further formalize and strengthen the process Alumni is officially registered.

ii) Teaching Learning & Evaluation

The teaching activity is strictly adhered as per the approved calendar. Director of the Institute visits the class rooms without prior information and solicit the feedback from the students regarding the teaching and understanding by the students. Similarly the formal feedback is taken with the help of ‘Software’ at MBA computer lab.


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Each individual faculty member adopts his own method of taking feedback to achieve the teaching learning objective. The class coordinators and class representatives have a frequent interaction to get the feedback. Students are evaluated on continuous basis – through internal assessment system as well trimester term end examination. In this process the weak students are identified and remedial classes are held to make teaching learning effective and upgrade the students. The remedial classes are conducted before the term end examination. To keep track of effective teaching learning process the faculty member interact with the students, mentor the students and counsel the students regularly. For effective and efficient teaching the management takes cognizance of faculty development. Hence the faculty members are deputed to various premier Institutes wherever the refresher courses / FDP’s / QIP’s / MDP’s / Seminars / Workshop’s/ Symposium are conducted. Faculty members in groups are also deputed to premier Institutes to upgrade knowledge regarding recent trends in these subjects as well as to have cross cultural exchange of ideas and teaching pedagogies. Many a times the senior faculty members mentor, guide the junior faculty members regarding effective teaching.



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Event Date



2 Air Quality Monitoring at CSIBER Campus 25th September, 2014




2nd October, 2014


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students. The concept of SDLL and CPSD is adopted and implanted for the entire student community of MBA. Students weak in oral communication are guided through language laboratory. Students are given an opportunity to organize and conduct various events such as welcome, farewell, seminars, guest lectures etc. Training and placement officer keep track of past students and guide them in their career progress through various sources as visits to organizations (where students are placed), mail, telephonic talks.



viii) Innovative Practices

Faculty members are on the constant watch out of innovative practices to be adopted during teaching learning process. A number of innovative practices have been adopted such as: a. The curriculum, ISPE is implemented by identifying new recent debatable topics

being explored and assigned to students and make students present the same in form of seminar presentation.

b. Finance curriculum is taught by asking the students to collect the financial information of various companies and bring the same to class room teaching. For understanding the concept of share market functioning simulation exercises are conducted in classrooms.

c. For testing oral communication capability the cards / kits are prepared.

In order to have a practical exposure towards marketing curriculum each student is given a product item and is asked to study the details of it and make the presentation of the same.

A number of films are also exhibited in the classroom for conceptual clarification.

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Chairman

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Students



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viii) Farewell function

The students of first year of MBA organized Farewell Function for the outgoing batch of MBA-II. With heavy hearts we bid farewell to our students of second year and wished them luck for their future. The function was organized on April 8, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. on campus. The students were welcomed with flowers and welcome drink. The function comprised of different entertainment programmes. First year students also presented gifts to their seniors to show their love towards them. The second year students were nostalgic and thoroughly enjoyed the programme. All Faculty members were present for the function. The function was followed by Dinner. CPSD AND SDLL REPORT -2013-2014

i) Carrier planning & Skill development programme for MBA-II

The prime objective of CPSD Programme is to enrich the students with improved personality, skills and orientation towards efficient career planning. In this regard, the coordinator of the programme has arranged following guest lectures by the experts from industry. The details as follows: i) The guest lecture on “ Leadership& Importance of attitude” by Mr.Y.

Srinivas, on 09th June, 2013 ii) The guest lecture on “Habitat conservation of snake in western Ghats” by

Mr. Umakant Chavan, Member Nisarga NGO, Kolhapur. on 9th July, 2014 The above said activities are highly appreciated by both MBA I and MBA II potential managers and they have participated actively in all the sessions. .

Photo Gallery of Events

Guest Lecture by Dr.Jayant Watve, MBA- I Environment Students participated in ENT Specilist, Kolhapur on Topic “Panchaganga River Pollution Awareness Campaign”

“Noise Pollution” inaugurated by Mayer Sou. Pratibha Naiknavare, KMC at Dasara Chawk


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Field Visit of MBA- I Environment Students Campus Interview by Mr. Rohan Rote & at Panchaganga River Basin Mr. Ashish Despande,Green Circle Inc, Mumbai

Prof. Dr. A.R. Kulkarni Head,

Department of Environment Management


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MASTER OF SCIENCE (ENVIRIONMENT&SAFETY) The M. Sc. (Environment and Safety) Under the faculty of science was inaugurated by Hon. Dr. A. S. Bhoite, Pro- Vice Chancellor, Shivaji University, Kolhapur and the laboratory of M. Sc. Was inaugurated by Hon. Prof. K. B. Powar, Chancellor, D. Y. Patil University, Pune., on 9th Dec. 2013.

Programme offered: M. Sc. Env. & Safety, (Two-year Full-Time Post Graduate Course) The Department of Environment Management (DEM) is a full fledge department and has four spacious laboratories with sophisticated instruments / equipments, class rooms with necessary teaching aids like OHP, slide projector, LCD, audio and video systems. The Central Library of the Institute has about 72000 textbooks in the field of Environmental Science, Management, Engineering and Technology. The library also subscribes about 30 national and international research journals of repute related to Environmental Science, Management, Engineering and Technology. There are well-qualified and experienced teaching faculty members belonging to different disciplines as Sciences, Engineering and Management. There are two qualified laboratory assistants and a laboratory attendant to assist the laboratory practical training. 1.0 Objectives: The specific objectives of Master’s Degree Course are:

i. To provide in-depth knowledge to the students in respect of current environmental and Safety problems faced by human society and to develop among students scientific attitude based on interdisciplinary approach to enable them to take holistic view in decision taking.

ii. To provide students typical problem-oriented situations in environmental protection and Safety Management

iii. To develop managerial competence among students in managing environmental development programs sponsored by the Government.

iv. To Under the importance of Industrial Safety, occupational health and prevention of accidents/incidents which cause loss of life / property.


Report of admission And Admission process of each course during 2014-15 (Mention date of advertisement, admission committee, GDPI Activities, Display of Merit list, Total number of students etc.)


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Report on the Admission process for M. Sc. Env. & Safety for the year 2014-15 Date of Advertisement:

Sr. No.

Date of Advertisement Advertisement

1 28/05/2014 Admission SIBERMAT News

Admission committee consisting of following teaching & non-teaching staff members was formed to plan and supervise the admission process for M. Sc. Env. & Safety 2014-15

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Name of Faculty

1 Dr. V.Soanath Chairman

2 Dr.S.G.Chonde Member

3 Dr.Y.Y.Patil Member

The advertise regarding Entrance exam is published in Pudhari leading local on 28th May, 2014. Accordingly, Entrance exam was held on 25th June. 2014 at CSIBER .Total No. of Students 36 were appeared for the same. The Entrance exam was conducted under the chairmanship of Dr. V.Somanath. A Committee was formed to process the merit list on computer by considering all the State Government rules for reservation, consisting of 5 members. Also, a Committee was formed to carry out the Group Discussion and Personal Interview of the students, consisting of the faculty members. Group Discussion and Personal Interview were conducted for the students on 25th June. 2014. Merit list was prepared based on the marks obtained by the students in written test, GD and PI& Aggregate marks obtained in Degree Examination, which was put up on the Notice Board as well as published on 25th June 2014. The admissions in CSIBER were strictly allotted on Merit basis & all the State Government rules for reservation were applicable to the admission process for the year 2014-15. Out of 36 students 30 were admitted for the academic year 2014-15.

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Caste Male

Sub Total

Female Sub

Total Total Mahara

shtra OMS*

Maharashtra

OMS*

1 Open 17 - 17 7 - 7 24 2 SC 2 - 2 1 - 1 3 3 SBC - - - - - - - 4 ST - - - - - - - 5 NT 1 - 1 - - - 1 6 OBC 1 - 1 1 - 1 2

Total 21 - 21 9 - 9 30 OMS: Outside Maharashtra State


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3.0 Academic Schedule in Details

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR M. Sc.(Env.& Safety) FOR THE YEAR 2014-15 I. Teaching and Practical Schedule: M. Sc. (Envt. & Safety) - Sem. I

Duration Contact hours/Day

Number of days Total Contact Hours

07/07/2014 to 31/07/2014 6 22 132

01/08/2014 to 30/08/2014 6 25 150

01/09/2014 to 30/09/2014 6 26 156

01/10/2014 to 20/10/2014 6 15 90

20/10/2014 to 01/11/2014 Diwali Vacation

03/11/2014 to 05/11/2014 6 03 18

Total 91 546

Welcome Function : 2nd August 2014 II. EXAMINATION SCHEDULE: Sem. I & III

Date Examination Schedule 06/11/2014 to 11/11/2014 Repeater Examination

12/11/2014 to 25/11/2014 Semester End Examination (Theory + Practical )

III. Teaching and Practical Schedule: M. Sc. (Envt. & Safety) - Sem. II & IV

Duration Contact

hours/Day Number of days

Total Contact Hours

26/11/2014 to 29/11/2014

6 4 24

01/12/2014 to 31/12/2014 6 24 144

01/01/2015 to 15 /01/2015 6 13 78

16/01/2015 to 20/01/2015 Industrial visit

21/01/2015 to 31/01/2015 6 9 54

01/02/2015 to 28/02/2015 6 20 120

01/03/2015 to 31/03/2015 6 25 150

01/04/2015 to 05/04/2015 6 04 24

Total 99 594

IV. EXAMINATION SCHEDULE: Sem. II & IV

Date Examination Schedule 06/04/2015 to 12/04/2015

13/04/2015 to 23/04/2015

Repeater Examination

Semester End Examination (Theory + Practical)

No. of teaching days: 90 + 93 = 183 days No. of contact hours: 558 + 540 = 1098

List of holidays:

1. Ramjan ID 5. Gandhi Jayanti 9. Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti 13. Gudi Padva 2. Independence Day 6. Dasara 10. Buddha Poornima 14. Ambedkar Jayanti 3. Ganesh Chaturthi 7. Christmas 11. Good Friday 15. Maharashtra Day 4. Anant chaturdashi 8. Republic Day 12. Rang Panchhami 16. Bakri Id

Summer Vacation: 5th May 2015 to 7th June, 2015


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4.0. Guest lecturers organized

Sr. No.

Topic Speaker Date

1 Habitat Conservation of

Snake in Western Ghats


2 Biodiversity Conservation Prof. Dr. B.B.Hosetti,

Kuvempu University, Shimogga 06/09/2014

3

Development Need Of Hour Mr. Govindacharya Dr.Helvi sir (rajaram college) Dr.V.M.Hilage Dr.AR. Kulkarn, Dr.S.V Shirol

18/12/2014


Sr. No.

Name of the Speaker


Topic discussed

Date

1 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni

Mining Engineers

Association of India (

Belgaum Chapter)


22 & 23 March, 2015


Regional Controller of

Mines, Goa Region. Indian

Bureau of mines, Govt. of

India


1st March,2015

3. Dr. A. R. Kulkarni

V.K.Chavan-Patil college of

Arts, Commerce & Science,

Karve,Chandgad- Taluka


12th March 2015

4 Dr. S.D.Kadam

One day workshop on

organized by D.R.K.

College, Kolhapur.


4th March,2014



February 13, 2015

6.0 Workshop / Training Programme Organized

Sr. No



Mr. Narendra Brahmankar TUV-NORD India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai

Dr.A.R.Kulkarni 03/03/2015 To

05/03/2015


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Sr. No



Mr. Narendra Brahmankar TUV-NORD India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai

Dr.A.R.Kulkarni 15/03/2015 To

17/03/2015


Sr. No.


1. -- -- --


Personal counseling was done for academically weak students before every semester exam.


In order to enhance communication skill amongst students’ debate competition on the subject matter of environment and contemporary topics were given for discussion on regular basis. Participation and performance of the students was judged by the teacher in charge. This activity was highly appreciated by the student.

10.0 Seminars/ Workshops / Conferences Attended/ Organized by the Faculty

Sr. No

Name of Faculty



Workshop on “Mining Environment & Water Resources Development organized by Mining Engineers Association of India ( Belgaum Chapter)

22 & 23 March, 2015

Belgaum


Attended National Seminar on “ Corporate Social Responsibility & Environment Protection” Organised by Nrupatung First Grade College of Arts, Commerce, Management & P.G. Centre, Sedam Dist : Gulburga, Karnataka

28th March,2015



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Sr. No

Name of Faculty



UGC sponsored state level seminar on Water Management, Organised by the Yeshwantrao Chavan college of Science, Karad.

28th April, 2015 Y.C College Karad.


Completed Certification program International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

- Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of

Business Education and Research (Autonomous

Institute), Kolhapur


Successfully completed three days training programme on Integrated Management System (ISo14001+OHSAS 18001) conducted by TUV, India (TUV NORD GROUP), Mumbai.


Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of



6 Dr.S.D.Kadam

Attended the one day workshop on study of Western Ghat Relevance to Uttarakhand Destruction organized by D.R.K. College, Kolhapur.

4th March,2014 D.R.K. College, Kolhapur.

7 Dr.S.D.Kadam

Completed Certification program in International Centre for Culture and Excellence (ICCE& United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

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8 Dr.V.Somanath

One day Workshop on Students’ Participation in Water Conservation organized by Tararani Vidyapeeth’s Kamala College, Kolhapur

September, 10 2014

organized by Tararani

Vidyapeeth’s Kamala College,

Kolhapur


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Sr. No

Name of Faculty


9 Dr.V.Somanath

Successfully Completed Internal Auditor Training programme(Integrated Management System (ISO 14001:2004 &0SHAS 18001:2007)TUV, India (TUV NORD GROUP), Mumbai

March 15 – 17, 2015



Institute),Kolhapur

10 Dr.V.Somanath


- Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of



11 Er. D.S.Mali

Training programme on “ Current practices in Environmental Engineering” Organised by Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli.


Walchand College of Engineering,

Sangli

12 Dr.V.B.Patil


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Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Progrmme Details and

Venue Date & Duration

1 -- -- --


Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Programme Venue Date & Duration

1 -- -- --

12.0 M. Phil. & Research guidance undertaken

Sr. No.



-- -- - --


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Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Title of Project Funding Agency Amount

Sanctioned

1 -- -- -- --

14.0 (A) Research Publications

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty Title of the Paper Name of the Journal & ISBN No; Date & Place

1 -- -- --

(B) Paper Presented

Sr. No.


1 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Mining & Environment Management


2 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni “Corporate Social Responsibility & Environment Protection”


3 Dr. A. R. Kulkarni Hydrochemical facies of Ground water.

UGC sponsored state level seminar on Water Management, Organised by the Yeshwantrao Chavan college of Science, Karad.28th April, 2015


M. Sc. (Environment & Safety) I

Sr. No. Exam No.

Name of the Student Grade Point

Merit Order

1. 6011 *Mestry Priyanka Pramod 3.6 I

2. 6015 Patil Arvind Balawant 3.6 I

3. 6001 *Ayarekar Saylee Shrikant 3.4 II

4. 6009 *Kamble Vishaka Babasaheb 3.3 III

5. 6013 Pagar Prashant Arvind 3.3 III

6. 6016 *Patil Monika Dilip 3.3 IV

7. 6007 Jadhav Arjun Tanaji 3.3 IV

8 6018 Patil Satish Rajaram 3.3 IV

9 6019 *Patil Vidya Babaji 3.1 V

*Girl student


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M. Sc. (Environment & Safety) II

Sr. No. Exam No.

Name of the Student Grade Point

Merit Order

1. 6055 *Shaikh Ruksar Mahamadrafik 7.3 I

2. 6050 *More Snehalata Suresh 7.0 II

3. 6043 *Bidkar Aparna Shivajirao 7.0 III

4. 6051 Mulik Vijay Dilip 6.7 IV

5. 6045 Januganure Samadhan Ramchandra 6.6 V

*Girl student

17.0 List of Students selected for final placement

Sr. No.

Name of the Company

Candidates selected Position Salary

1. G India,Rajasthan Mailapur Mallikarjun S. STP,WTP Supervisor

10000/-

2 Aquacare solution,Mumbai

Mulik Vijay Dilip ETP supervisor 12500/-

3 RIACETP,Lote Sutar Pritesh Prakash ETP Supervisor 10000/-

4 Tarpe Charushila Maruti*

Mahad agriculture college,Achlavli,Mahad

Lecturer 12000/-

18.0 In Brief Mention the Efforts made & Assessment on the following Criteria


Care is taken to update the syllabus as per the requirement of the industry. Hence constant industry Institute interaction is undertaken. The faculty members keep a watch and undertake the survey of the curriculum aspects adopted at the national level Institute, accordingly the syllabus is revised as and when the situation demands. .

ii) Teaching Learning & Evolution

The teaching activity is strictly adhered as per the approved calendar. Director of the Institute visits the class rooms without prior information and solicit the feedback from the students regarding the teaching and understanding by the students.


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Sr. No.

Event Date



2 Air Quality Monitoring at CSIBER Campus

25th September, 2014




2nd October, 2014


21-25 October, 2014





For the progress of the student all possible academic support is extended. The weak students are given extra tutoring to bring them on par with the other students. Students are given an opportunity to organize and conduct various events such as welcome, farewell, seminars, guest lecturers etc.



Director

Head

Class Coordinators

Faculty Members

Students



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ix) Innovative Practices

Faculty members are on the constant watch out of innovative practices to be adopted during teaching learning process. A number of films are also exhibited in the classroom for conceptual clarification. Students were taken to various industries and to the field to explain and demonstrate the subject on site.

x) Farewell function

The students of first year of M.Sc-I organized Farewell Function for the outgoing batch of MS.c-II. With heavy hearts we bid farewell to our students of second year and wished them luck for their future. The function was organized on April 8, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. on campus. The students were welcomed with flowers and welcome drink. The function comprised of different entertainment programmes. First year students also presented gifts to their seniors to show their love towards them. The second year students were nostalgic and thoroughly enjoyed the programme. All Faculty members were present for the function. The function was followed by Dinner.

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EXAMINATIONSECTION

SIBER became autonomous in 1995 and the need of the separate department of examination was felt. In pursuance of the need the examination department started functioning in the same year. Since then it is conducting examinations for the different post graduate management programmes. Paper setting work is done by internal and external paper setters jointly in the examination department only. Likewise the central assessment of answer books is also done in the department. For M.B.A. programme an unique scaling down system is adopted for Internal Marks. The brief summary of the different activities conducted by the examination department are as follows.

I) Examinations Conducted during the academic year – 2014 – 2015:

Sr No.

Course Examination Dates

1. M.B.A. – I & II (Gen.&Envt.) Trimester – III & VI (Repeater) 14.09.2014 to 18.09.2014

2. M.B.A. – I & II (Gen.&Envt.) Trimester – I & IV (Regular) 19.09.2014 to 04.10.2014

3. M.C.A. – I, II Semester – II & IV (Repeater) 03.11.2014 to 11.11.2014

4. M.S.W. – I & II Semester – II & IV (Repeater) 03.11.2014 to 10.11.2014

5. M.E.M. – I & II Semester – II & IV (Repeater) 06.11.2014 to 11.11.2014

6. M. Com – I Semester – II (Repeater) 03.11.2014 to 07.11.2014

7. M. Sc. - I Semester – II (Repeater) 06.11.2014 to 11.11.2014

8. M.C.A. – I, II & III Semester – I, III & V (Regular) 12.11.2014 to 19.11.2014

9. M.S.W. – I & II Semester – I & III (Regular) 12.11.2014 to 22.11.2014

10. M.E.M. – I & II Semester – I & III (Regular) 12.11.2014 to 25.11.2014

11. M. Com – I & II Semester – I & III (Regular) 12.11.2014 to 15.11.2014

12. M. Sc. – I & II Semester – I & III (Regular) 12.11.2014 to 25.11.2014

13. M.B.A. – I & II (Gen.&Envt.) Trimester – II & V (Regular) 07.01.2015 to 17.01.2015

14. M.B.A. – I & II (Gen.&Envt.) Trimester – I, II, IV & V (Rept.) 06.04.2015 to 11.04.2015

15. M.C.A. – I,II & III Semester – I,III & V (Repeater) 06.04.2015 to 11.04.2015

16. M.S.W. – I & II Semester – I & III (Repeater) 01.04.2015 to 08.04.2015

17. M.E.M. – I & II Semester – I & III (Repeater) 06.04.2015 to 12.04.2015

18. M. Com – I & II Semester – I & III (Repeater) 01.04.2015 to 05.04.2015

19. M. Sc. – I & II Semester – I & III (Repeater) 06.04.2015 to 12.04.2015

20. M.B.A. – I & II (Gen.&Envt.) Trimester – III & VI (Regular) 13.04.2015 to 24.04.2015

21. M.C.A. – I & II Semester – II & IV (Regular) 13.04.2015 to 23.04.2015

22 M.S.W. – I & II Semester – II & IV (Regular) 13.04.2015 to Onwards

23 M.E.M. – I & II Semester – II & IV (Regular) 13.04.2015 to 23.04.2015

24 M. Com – I & II Semester – II & IV (Regular) 13.04.2015 to 17.04.2015

25 M. Sc. – I & II Semester – II & IV (Regular) 13.04.2015 to 23.04.2015

26 M.C.A. – III Semester – VI June – 2015

27 M.Phil. (Theory papers only)

April – 2015

Note: Ex-students examinations were also conducted along with the said regular / repeater examinations


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II) Committee Meetings:

a) Examination CommitteeMeeting-

During the academic year 2014-2015 the examination committee meeting was held on 31.07.2014 & 12.06.2015.

b) Lapses Committee Meetings –

During the academic year 2014-2015 course wise (Trimester/Semester) Lapses Committee meetings were called under the following dates :.30.09.2014, 31.1.2015 & 25.04.2015. In all total 59 lapses cases finalized.

c) Ad-hoc Committee Meetings :

Ad-hoc Committee meetings were called for finalization course wise result of examination of which conducted by the institute under the autonomous status M.B.A. Ad-hoc committee-

Sr. No.

Examinations Date of Meeting

1. M.B.A. – I & II, Trimester – I & IV (Regular) & Trimester – III, VI (Repeater)

03.11.2014

2. M.B.A. – I & II, Trimester – II & V 04.02.2015

3. M.B.A. – I & II, Trimester – III & VI (Regular) & Trimester – I, II, IV & V (Repeater)``

23.05.2015

4. MBA-I Additional Exam. 24.07.2015

M.S.W. Ad-hoc committee-

Sr. No.


1. M.S.W. – I & II, Semester – I & III (Regular) and Semester – II & IV (Repeater)

06.12.2014

2. M.S.W. – I & II, Semester – II & IV (Regular) and Semester – I & III (Repeater)

21.05.2015

3. MSW-I Additional Examination, 2015 25.07.2015

M.C.A. Ad-hoc committee-

Sr.No.


1. M.C.A. – I, II & III, Semester – I, III & V (Regular) and Semester – II & IV (Repeater)

15.12.2014

2. M.C.A. – I, II & III, Semester – I , III & V (Repeater) and Semester – II & IV (Regular)

15.12.2014

3. M.C.A. – III Semester – VI 20.05.2015

4. MCA-I Additional Examination July,2015 24.07.2015


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M.E.M. Ad-hoc committee-

Sr.No. Examinations Date of Meeting

1. M.E.M. – I & II, Semester – I, III (Regular), Semester – II, IV (Repeater)

12.12.2014

2. M.E.M. – I & II, Semester – II, IV (Regular), Semester – I, III (Repeater)

21.05.2015

M.B.A. (Environment) Ad-hoc committee-


1. M.B.A. (Envt.)– I & II, Trimester – I & IV (Regular) & Trimester – III, VI (Repeater)

03.11.2014

2. M.B.A. (Envt.)– I & II, Trimester – II & V 04.02.2015

3. M.B.A. (Envt.)– I & II, Trimester – III & VI (Regular) & Trimester – I, II, IV & V (Repeater)

23.05.2015

4. MBA-I Additional Exam. 24.07.2015

M.Com.


1. M.Com.-I Semester-I 29.11.2014

2. M.Com.-I Semester-II 19.05.2015

M.Sc.(Envt. & Safety)


1. M.Sc.-I Semester-I 19.12.2014

2. M.Sc.-I Semester-II 21.05.2015

M.Phil. (Theory Papers Only). Ad-hoc committee-


1. M.Phil. (Theory Papers) 19.06.2015

d) M.Phil Research Committee Meetings : During the period 1st July 2014 to 30th June 2015 on the following dates the R. R. Committee Meetings were called as.

25.07.2014 22.08.2014 19.09.2014 14.10.2014 25.11.2014 30.12.2014

29.01.2015 26.02.2015 31.03.2015 19.06.2015 19.06.2015

In the above meetings expert’s names were approved for assessment of M. Phil Dissertations and Viva – Voce test.


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MARKS VERIFICATION REPORT

Number of the cases verified by the department during the year 2014-15

Sr. No

Name of the Candidate

Seat No. Examination Name of the Subject

Remark

1 NIl Nil Nil Nil Nil

III) COURSEWISE SUMMARY OF RESULTS (FROM SEPTEMBER – 2014 TO APRIL- 2015) SUMMARY OF RESULTS FROM SEPTEMBER – 2014 TO APRIL- 2015

Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

Sr. No.

Class Examination Year Total

Appeared Total

Passed Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 M.B.A. – I Trimester – I Sept. 2014 148 82 66 -- 55.41

2 M.B.A.- II Trimester-IV Sept. 2014 148 136 12 -- 91.89

3 M.B.A. – I Trimester-II Jan.2015 140 64 76 -- 45.71

4 M.B.A.- II Trimester-V Jan.2015 147 124 23 -- 84.35

5 M.B.A. – I Trimester-III April 2015 141 73 37 31 52.14

6 M.B.A.- II Trimester-VI April 2015 147 124 -- 23 84.35

Outstanding:00, Very Good:74, Good:50, Average:00 Total Passed:124

Master of Business Administration (Environment)

Sr. No.


Appeared Total

Passed Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 M.B.A. – I Trimester – I Sept. 2014 53 37 16 -- 69.81

2 M.B.A.- II Trimester-IV Sept. 2014 56 54 02 -- 96.43

3 M.B.A. – I Trimester-II Jan.2015 53 35 18 -- 66.04

4 M.B.A.- II Trimester-V Jan.2015 55 49 06 -- 89.09

5 M.B.A. – I Trimester-III April 2015 53 39 09 05 73.58

6 M.B.A.- II Trimester-VI April 2015 55 53 -- 02 96.36

Outstanding: 02 , Very Good:27, Good:21, Average:03 Total Passed:53

Master of Social Work (MSW)

Sr. No.


Appeared Total

Passed Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 MSW– I Semester – I Oct.. 2014 113 67 46 -- 59.29

2 MSW. – II Semester – III Oct.. 2014 105 97 07 01 92.38

3 MSW. – I Semester – II April 2015 110 70 21 19 63.64

4 MSW. – II Semester – IV April 2015 104 91 -- 03 97.11

Outstanding: 01, Very Good:56, Good:43, Average:01 Total Passed:91


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Master of Computer Applications (M.C.A.)

Sr. No.


Appeared Total

Passed Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 M.C.A. – I Semester – I Oct.. 2014 42 25 17 -- 59.25

2 M.C.A. – II Semester – III Oct.. 2014 46 40 06 -- 86.96

3 M.C.A.– III Semester – V Oct. .2014 60 58 02 -- 96.67

4 M.C.A. – I Semester – II April 2015 40 22 10 08 55.00

5 M.C.A. – II Semester – IV April 2015 46 41 05 -- 89.13

6 M.C.A – III Semester – VI April 2015 60 60 -- -- 100.00

Outstanding:05 , Very Good:43, Good:12, Average:00 Total Passed:60

M.E.M. (Master of Environment Management)

Sr. No.


Appeared Total

Passed Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 M.E.M. – I Semester – I Oct.. 2014 12 07 05 -- 58.33

2 M.E.M – II Semester – III Oct.. 2014 14 13 01 -- 92.86

3 M.E.M. – I Semester – II April 2015 07 05 02 -- 71.43

4 M.E.M.– II Semester – VI April 2015 14 14 -- -- 100.00

Outstanding:00,, Very Good:09, Good:05, Average00: Total Passed:14

M.Com. (Master of Commerce)

Sr. No.


Appeared Total

Passed Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 M.Com. – I Semester – I Oct.. 2014 57 16 41 -- 28.07

2 M.Com. – II Semester – III Oct.. 2014 28 05 23 -- 17.86

3 M.Com. – I Semester – II April 2015 54 02 52 -- 03.70

4 M.Com. – II Semester – IV April 2015 24 06 18 -- 25.00

Outstanding:0, Very Good:01, Good:04 , Average:01 Total Passed:06

M.Sc. (Master of Science)

Sr. No.


Appeared Total

Passed Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 M.Sc. – I Semester – I Oct.. 2014 30 24 06 -- 80.00

2 M.Sc – II Semester – III Oct.. 2014 20 19 01 -- 95.00

3 M.Sc – I Semester – II April 2015 30 29 01 -- 96.67

4 M.Sc – II Semester – IV April 2015 20 19 -- 01 95.00

Outstanding:03 , Very Good:12, Good:04, Average:0 Total Passed:19

M. Phil. (Master of Philosophy)

Sr. No.


Appeared Total

Passed Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 Commerce & Management

-- April 2015 52 45 -- 07 86.53

2 Economics -- April 2015 05 04 -- 01 80.00

3 Social Work -- April 2015 05 02 -- 03 40.00

4 Sociology -- April 2015 01 01 -- -- 100.00


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SUMMARY OF RESULTS from Additional Exam. July- 2015 Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

Sr. No.


Appeared

Total Passed

Total ATKT

Total Failed

Per (%)

1 M.B.A. – I Trimester –III July, 2015 28 00 14 14 00.00

2 M.B.A. – I Envt.

Trimester –III July, 2015 03 02 00 01 66.67

3 M.C.A.- I Semesterr-II July, 2015 05 01 02 02 20.00

4 M.SW. – I Semester-II July, 2015 18 04 04 10 22.22

Summary of the Final Year Results of all courses year – 2015

Sr. No.

Examination Year Total Appea

red

Total Passed

Out- standing

Very Good

Good Average Fail Per (%)

1. M.B.A. – II Trimester – VI

April-2015

147 124 00 74 50 - 23 84.35

2. M.B.A-II (Envt) Trimester – VI

April-2015

055 053 02 27 21 03 02 96.36

3. M.C.A. – III, Semester – VI

June- 2015

060 60 05 43 12 00 00 100.00

4. M.S.W. – II, Semester – IV

April- 2015

104 091 01 56 43 01 03 97.11

5. M.E.M.-II Semester-IV

April- 2015

14 14 00 09 05 01 00 100.00

6. M.Com.II Semester-IV

April- 2015

14 06 00 01 04 01 18 25.00

7. M.Sc..II Semester-IV

April- 2015

20 19 03 12 04 00 01 95.00

IV) Course wise Merit List of the Students : Course: M.B.A.-I Examination Mar-Apr 2015

Merit Order

PRN. No Student Name Seat No.

Grade Point

Marks Obt. %age

1 2014000021 GAWADE JEEVAN BALKRISHNA BHAVANA 6109 7.21 527/700 75.28

2 2014000038 JADHAV KARAN SANJAY NITA 6117 6.92 505/700 72.14

3 2014000089 PATHAK ROHAN RAVINDRA POOJA 6135 6.85 498/700 71.14

4 2014000115 POWAR SUHAS NAMDEV SUVARNA 6141 6.64 483/700 69.00

5 2014000035 *INGALE SHRUTI VIJAY SUJATA 6114 6.50 481/700 68.71

5 2014000085 *PANDIT PRIYANKA SURESHRAO SWATI 6133 6.50 479/700 68.42

5 2014000052 *KHADE MADHURA MARUTI SAMPADA 6123 6.50 476/700 68.00


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Course: M.B.A.-II Examination Mar-Apr 2015

Merit Order


Grade Point

Marks Obt.

%age

1 2013000107 * PATEL KHYATI DHARMENDRA FALGUNI 6323 6.8 2982/4200 71

2 2013000039 HALBHAVI ANUP SHITALKUMAR ALKA 6443 6.7 2952/4200 70.29

2 2013000119

* PATIL NISHIGANDHA SHASHIKUMAR RASHMI

6413 6.7 2940/4200 70

5 2013000041 * HUMBE ASMITA RAJU SUNITA 6444 6.6 2891/4200 68.83

3 2013000154 * SAWANT SHAMALI ADHIKRAO ANJALI 6421 6.6 2890/4200 68.81

5 2013000018

* BOGAR DEEPALI RAMCHANDRA VANDANA

6394 6.6 2890/4200 68.81

4 2013000163 * SINGH SONALI JITENDRA PRAMILA 6423 6.6 2889/4200 68.79

5 2013000127 * PATIL SARIKA PANDURANG 6414 6.6 2887/4200 68.74

Course: M.B.A.(Envt) Examination Mar-Apr 2015

Merit Order


Grade Point

Marks Obt.

%age

1 2013000187 CHOUGALE MAHESH LAHUPANT SARITA 6633 7.0@ 3399/4700 72.32

1 2013000191 * HAVAGODI POOJA GAJANAN RADHA 6634 7.0@ 3382/4700 71.96

2 2013000229 PILANE CHANDESH MANIK 6605 6.8 3322/4700 70.68

3 2013000232 * SANGOLI SAYALI SHIVANAND SUNANDA 6627 6.7 3304/4700 70.3

3 2013000195 KADAM YASHWANT PARASHRAM DROPADI

6615 6.7 3291/4700 70.02

4 2013000223 * PATIL TEJASHREE BABASO BHARTI 6624 6.6 3258/4700 69.32

5 2013000240 * VHATKAR SNEHALI NANDKUMAR SWAPNALI

6655 6.6 3253/4700 69.21

Course: M.S.W. Examination Mar-Apr 2015

Merit Order


Grade Point

Marks Obt.

%age

1 2013000325 * JADHAV RAJANI PRAKASH SUNITA 5207 7 2336/3200 73

2 2013000377 * PRANEETA PARAGOUDA PATIL ASHA 5297 6.6 2211/3200 69.09

3 2013000359 * MUDALE PRAJAKTA PRAKASH CHHAYA 5250 6.6 2195/3200 68.59

4 2013000355 * MANE POONAM MADAN MEGHA 5215 6.6 2184/3200 68.25

4 2013000346 KUMBHAR JAGANNATH DATTATRAYA MANGAL 5288 6.6 2170/3200 67.81

5 2013000357 * MANGAONKAR SUPRIYA BALKRISHNA 5289 6.4 2144/3200 67

Course: M.C.A. Examination Mar-Apr 2015

Merit Order


Grade Point

Marks Obt.

%age

1 2012000270 * MANE SUPRIYA BASAPA SHOBHA 5631 7.3 3416/4500 75.91

2 2012000272 MODAGEKAR DHANANYJAY S DEEPA 5633 7.3 3369/4500 74.87

3 2012000293 * SHIRODKAR SWATI GAJANAN MEGHA 5652 7.1 3320/4500 73.78

4 2012000242 CHAVAREKAR NIKHIL BABURAO RANJANA 5602 7.0 3251/4500 72.24

5 2012000281 PATIL SUSHIL RAJENDRA SUJATA 5643 7.0@ 3208/4500 71.29


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Course: M.E.M. Examination Mar-Apr 2015

Merit Order


Grade Point

Marks Obt.

%age

1 2013000453 * PATIL SANJEEVANI NANDKUMAR SHOBHA 5961 6.7 1760/2500 70.4

2 2013000446 * PATEL KARISHMA KHUDABUDDIN SHAINAZ 5959 6.4 1678/2500 67.12

4 2013000434 * KHADE PRIYANKA PRATAP RAJASHRI 5955 6.3 1650/ 500 66

3 2013000435 * KULKARNI PRADNYA DATTATPRASANNA PRAJAKTA 5956 6.4 1645/2500 65.8

5 2013000429 KAMBLE AMIT DATTATRAYA GEETANJALI 5954 6.2 1612/2500 64.48

Course: M.Sc.(Envt.& Safety) Examination Mar-Apr 2015

Merit Order


Grade Point

Marks Obt.

%age

1 2013000538 * SHAIKH RUKSAR MAHAMADRAFIK RIJAWANA 6055 7.3 1955/2550 76.67

2 2013000533 * MORE SNEHALATA SURESH SUMAN 6050 7.0 1853/2550 72.67

3 2013000523 * BIDKAR APARNA SHIVAJIRAO 6043 7.0@ 1825/2550 71.57

4 2013000534 MULIK VIJAY DILIP SUNITA 6051 6.7 1793/2550 70.31

5 2013000525 JANGANURE SAMADHAN RAMCHANDRA SHARADA 6045 6.6 1756/2550 68.86

Course: M.Com. Examination Mar-Apr 2015

Merit Order


Grade Point

Marks Obt.

%age

1 2013000472 * GAIKWAD JYOTIRMAAYI VIJAYSINH VIJAYADEVI 5808 6.0@ 1070/1600 66.88

2 2013000499 * PATIL SARITA BALASO VAISHALI 5804 5.8 1050/1600 65.63

3 2013000463 * CHOUGULE JYOTI DINKAR JAYSHRI 5801 4.6 964/1600 60.25

3 2013000501 * PATIL SNEHA DADASO SHILA 5805 4.6 964/1600 60.25

4 2013000486 * MALI VIDYA SATAPPA GEETANJALI 5806 4.0 907/1600 56.69

V) M.Phil Viva-voce Examinations -

The Details of M. Phil Viva-voce Examinations Conducted by Examination Department during the academic year 2014 – 2015.


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COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT AREA

Sr. No

N Examination Mar-Apr

2015ame of the Student

Title Name of the

Guide

Name of the

External Referee

Viva Date

Grade

1

Bamane Vikas Nivrutti

“Marketing Of Cipla’s Health Care Products In Selected Districts of Maharashtra.”

Dr. C. S. Dalvi Dr. H. M. Thakkar

04.07.2014

O

2 Samant Girish Anand

“Application Of Eliott Wave Theory In Stock Market.”

Dr. A. D. Jadhav

Dr. A. G. Suryavanshi

26.07.2014

A

3 Petkar Ruchita Sunil

“Human Resource Management Practices Of Selected IT Companies In Pune City.”

Dr. C. S. Kale Dr. Sudhir A. Patil

04.08.2014

A

4 Kasarkar Narendra Nivruti

“A Comparative Study Of Assets And Liabilities Management In Kolhapur Urban Co-Operative Bank Ltd., Kolhapur & Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd. Ajara.”

Dr. A. D. Jadhav

Dr. V. A. Patil

01.08.2014

A

5

Kulkarni Preeti Ashok

“A Study oF Employee Satisfaction With Special ref. To Manugraph India Ltd., Shiroli, Kolhapur.”

Dr. C. A. Naik Dr. V. S. Dhekale 02.08.

2014 O

6

Patil Kriti Dinkar “Quality Of Work-Life Of Faculty In Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University B-Schools.”

Dr. C. S. Kale Dr. Nitin Nayak 06.08.

2014 A

7

Tiwari Jyoti Hanumanprasad

“Job Satisfication Among Facilities In Selected B-Schools Of Kolhapur District.”

Dr. C. A. Naik Dr. Khadilkar 07.08.

2014 A

8 Mahajan Keerti Shital

“Application of Data Mining Tools to Study Selected Scripts of Stock Market.”

Dr. R. V. Kulkarni

Dr. U. B. Aithal

25.08.2014

A

9

Bhagoji Vaishali Shashikant

“Consumer Buying Behaviour With Reference Organized Retail Trade in Kolhapur City.”

Dr. S. G. Vibhute

Dr. V. S. Apate 09.09.

2014 A

10

Phadatare Swapnil Sitaram

“Customer Relationship Management of Automobile Industry in Satara City.”

Dr. S. G. Vibhute

Dr. S. S. Mahajan 12.09.

2014 A

11 Rodriques Rita Simon

“Financial Performance of Nav Maharashtra Sah. Soot Girani Ltd. Sajani.”

Dr. A. D. Jadhav

Dr. V. A. Patil

27.08.2014

O


156

Sr. No



Title Name of the

Guide

Name of the

External Referee

Viva Date

Grade

12

Mane Jayashri Suresh

“A Critical Study on Employee Welfare Facilities in Shree Datta Shetkari Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Shirol.”

Dr. B. T. Bandgar

Dr. N. Y. Rajeshirke

25.08.2014

A

13 Sohani Shreyas Suresh

“A Study on Employee Engagement Jahangir Hospital, Pune. ”

Dr. B. T. Bandagr

Dr. N. V. Shaha

09.10.2014

A

14

Ramchandani Ameet Govindram

“Consumer Behaviour Towards Readymade Ratail Shops of Gandhinagar, Kolhapur. ”

Dr. P. B. Patil Dr. V. S. Apate 09.10.

2014 O

15

Lavhate Sandhyarani Hindurao

“A Study on Occupational Safety & Health in Rajivaji Sahkari Sutagirani Ltd., Dindenarly.”

Dr. C. A. Naik Dr. Sudhir Patil 13.10.

2014 O

16 Palange Rohan B.

“A Study on HRM Practices in Sahyadri Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd.”

Dr. M. M. Ali Dr. V. S. Dhekale

08.10.2014

A

17

Salunkhe Gajanan J.

“Quality Of Work Life of Employee Of Selected Textile Units in Five Star MIDC, Kagal, Kolhapur.”

Dr. U. M. Deshmukh

Dr. G. K. GokaKKar 10.10.

2014 O

18

Desai Pallavi M. “Role & Impact of ICT in Higher Education for Selected Colleges in Kolhapur City.”

Dr. R. V. Kulkarni

Dr. U. B. Aithal 11.10.

2014 A

19

Viragi Prarthana Srikant

“Cost Analysis and pricing of Milk & Milk Products in Belguam Milk Union Limited.”

Dr. P. B. Patil Dr. S. S. Mahajan 14.11.

2014 A

20

Misal Sachin R. “A Comparative Study in Human Resource Information System Practices of IT & Non-IT Undustry in Pune.”

Dr. U. M. Deshmukh

Dr. N. Y. Rajeshirke

05.12.2014

O

21

Mangave Sagar S.

“Evaluation of Computer & Network Security Measures in Higher Technical Eduction Sector of Belgaum District.”

Dr. S. D. Bhoite Dr. K. M. Alaskar

08.11.2014

O

22 Munswamy Jayanthi Selvaraj

“Customer Relationship Management of Hotel Industry in Sangli City.”

Dr. S. G. Vibhute

Dr. Khadilkar

05.11.2014

A


157

Sr. No



Title Name of the

Guide

Name of the

External Referee

Viva Date

Grade

23

Shinde Madhavrao Y.

“Comparative Study of Agricultural Marketing of Co-operative Societies in Kolhapur District.”

Dr. C. S. Dalvi Dr. Thakkar 03.11.

2014 A

24

Mane Rajesh R. “A Study on Electronic Medical Record System for Clinical Data Storage in the Selected Hospitals At Pune.”

Dr. R. V. Kulkarni

Dr. A. N. Basugade

06.11.2014

A

25

Patil Shubhangi Shahajirao

“Design & Development of Computerized Model for Sugar Recovery in Shri Datta Shetkari Sahkari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Shirol.”

Dr. S. D. Bhoite Dr. V. R. Ghorpade

04.12.2014

A

26 Tandale Prashant G.

“Customers Perception Towards Internet Banking Services in Kolhapur City.”

Dr. S. D. Bhoite Dr. A. N. Basugade

03.12.2014

A

27 Bhosale Ranjeet H

“A Study on Advertisement of Selected Hospitals in Kolhapur City.”

Dr. U. M. Deshmukh

Dr. S. A. Bojgar

01.12.2014

A

28 Patkar Mrudula K.

"Design and Development Of Expert System For New Borns."

Dr. R. V. Kulkarni

Dr. Alaskar 17.04.2015

A

29

Bhosale Geetanjali Amol

"Fuzzy Expert System for Academic Performance Indicator."

Dr. R. V. Kulkarni

Dr. K. M. Alaskar 17.04.

2015 O

30 Mahajan Mahendra Mahadev

"Human Resource Policies and Practices in Kastrui Foundy Private Ltd., Astha."

Dr. U. M. Deshmukh

Dr. S. A. Bojgar

15.04.2015

A

31

Mahajan Komal Vijay

"Effect of Advertisement on School Children With Reference to Food Items in Sangli and Miraj City."

Dr. M. M. Ali Dr. Khadilkar 21.04.

2015 A

32 Sadavare Ashok B.

"Application of Graph Theory for T.V. Cable Network in Karad."

Dr. R. V. Kulkarni

Dr. U. B. Aithal

22.04.2015

A

33

Mastoli Manjiri Mahadev

"Design and Development of Fuzzy Expert System For Prediction Of Election Results In India."

Dr. R. V. Kulkarni

Dr. K. S. Oza 25.04.

2015 A


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SOCIAL WORK AREA

Sr. No

Name of the Student

Title

Name of the Guide

Name of the

External Referee

Viva Date

Grade

1 Shaikh Noorjhanvi Kadar

“Psycho-Social Problems of Undertrials Accused Cases in Kolhapur.”

Dr. S. P. Rajput Dr. R. B. Patil

05.07.2014

A

2

Manjunath T. “Application Of Competency Module Of Manufacturing Sector In Bangalore.”

Dr. S. V. Shirol Dr. Nejkar 05.07.2014

A

3 Karani Somaling Rachappa

“Depression Among College Students in Athani.”

Dr. K. N. Ranbhare

Dr. Bharat Naik

27.08.2014

A

4

Patil Sarita S. “Assessment Study on Implementation of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act in Goa State.”

Dr. K. N. Ranbhare

Dr. Bharat Naik

04.10.2014

O

5 Bhalkar Jyoti V. “Impact of Female Feticide

in Kolhapur City.” Dr. S. P. Rajput Dr. R. B.

Patil 11.10.2014

B

6

Mane Vaishali N.

“A Study of Socio-Economic Condition of Kaikadi Community in Selected Villages in Tasgaon Taluka [Sangli District].”

Dr. B. N. Patil Dr. Bharat Naik

11.11.2014

A

7 Arvindsinh G. Valvi

“A Study on the status of Thakur Tribe in Maharashtra State.”

Dr. K. N. Ranbhare

Dr. Jagan Karade

18.12.2014

A

8

Haripriya Vasudeva K.

“Emotional Competence & Assertiveness Among School Going Adolescents In Kolhapur City.”

Dr. S. V. Shirol Dr. Nejkar

16.04.2015

O


159

ECONOMICS AREA

Sr. No

Name of the Student

Title Name of the Guide

Name of the External Referee

Viva Date

Grade

1 Sawant Hanmant Shahaji

“Trends In Ponegranate Exports From India.”

Dr. G. Haresh Dr. V. B. Kakade

05.08.2014

O

2 Sonawale Shailendra M.

“Problems of Agricultural Labour in Pandharpur.”

Dr. T. V. G. Sarma

Dr. V. B. Kakade

07.10.2014

A

3 Nikam Dattatray Chandrakant

“An Analytical Study Of Export Performance Of Indian Handicarfts In Economics.”

Dr. G. Haresh Dr. S. S. Rupe

07.11.2014

O

SOCIOLOGY AREA

Sr. No

Name of the Student

Title Name of the Guide

Name of the External Referee

Viva Date

Grade

1 Taral Vishwanath T.

“Social Status of Rural Dalit Women in Gandhinagar.”

Dr. K. Pradeepkumar

Dr. R. N. Salve

16.12.2014

A

SUBJECT-WISE SUMMARY OF M. PHIL. AWARDED IN 2013-2014

Commerce & Management Economics Social Work Sociology Total

33 03 08 01 45

VI) Submission of Final Results to Shivaji University –

Course wise final results “Marks Ledgers” were submitted to the Shivaji University including theory marks ledger of M. Phil course on dated 01/07/2015 to award the master degrees. For the M. Phil Course, after successful of viva voce test and submission of all required documents by a M. Phil students, their marks ledgers were immediately (individually) submitted to the university for award M. Phil Degree time to time.

Controller of Examinations


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LIBRARY

The library of Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education & Research is one of the Knowledge & Information rich Libraries in the Southern Maharashtra. On 31st March 2015, the Institute’s Library has 78,588 books. The Library has provided open access facility to the all students, staff and researchers. In the academic year 2014-15 the library has spent Rs. 18,48,310 /- on the purchase of 2910 books. One Hundred and Seventy-Three (173) Periodicals and E-journals & E-Resources are subscribed with for Rs. 9,64,070/- and an amount of Rs. 29,980/- has been spent on Sixteen Daily News papers. The total expenditure of the library is Rs. 28,42,360/- in year 2014-15 on books, periodicals, e-journal and news papers etc. The Subject/area wise information on books purchased & the expenditure in the year 2014-15

Subject / Area

Mgt. Comp. Envt. Mgt. Social Work

Literature

Donated Total Books

No. of Books

1835 395 170 226 277 07 2910

Expenditure (Rs.)

12,81,794 2,46,339 97,471 1,77,475 45,231 -- 18,48,310

Seven (07) books were donated by the donors to the library. The Institute uses “Libsys Software” for library. The Computer record shows that there were 42,410 book transactions in check-out & check-in form and 897 transactions on Identity Cards. The library remained open on 292 working days between 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. In this academic year total number of visits of the students to library is 20,158. The library has independent Study Hall for 100 students. Under the “Earn and Learn Scheme” Six students were working in the reading hall. The study hall is kept open from 7.00a.m. To 11.00p.m. Text-book facilities are provided to the students in the Study Hall. The Institute subscribes Online E-Journals & E-Resources. These include INFLIBNET-NLIST, EBSCO, J-Gate and IEEE Explore& 173 Paper-back Journals in which 29 journals are foreign Journals. The periodical section has seating capacity of 50 readers and is open between 10.00a.m. To 6.00p.m. The library provides Book Bank facility for the students especially for the Backward Class students. It issued books to the students who demanded book bank facility. Sixty-five M.Phil & Ph.D. research candidates from other institutions visited the Library for reference work & study. The inter-Library loan facilities are made available on demand to the outside students & faculty. In the year (2014-15) Two Book Exhibitions were organized in the institute Campus by the Library. The Book Exhibitions were visited by the parents, students & faculty of the institute & outsiders. “Anand Granth Mohotsav” was organized during 1st to 3rd February 2015 and thirty publishers and Books Sellers opened their book stalls. The “Anand Granth Mohotsav” was visited by the students, teachers and parents. CSIBER Library made purchases of books on the recommendations of the teachers and students.


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Dr. Parijat Joshi organized a competition among the students for searching of books i.e. “Search A Book” and successful students were given the prizes. The Library has given e-Journals & e-Resources i.e EBSCO training to the students & faculty. At the beginning of academic year 2014-15 Orientation about use of library was given to the students by the Library staff. Workshops Attended by the Library Staff:

Sr.No.

Name Name of Workshops Place Date

1 1)Mr.D.T.Vichare 2)Mr.R.G.Sonkar

”New Era Library Recent Trends” Commerce College, Kolhapur

05/09/2014

2 1)Mr.D.T.Vichare 2)Mr.R.G.Sonkar 3)Mrs.A.A.Kumbhar

“Digital Library & Journal Discovery through J-Gate”

MIT School of Business , Pune

20/09/2014

3 1)Mr.D.T.Vichare 2)Mr.R.G.Sonkar

“National Seminar on Qualitative Information Services in Academic Library”

Shahu College, Kolhapur

17/11/2014 to 18/11/2014

4

1)Mr.D.T.Vichare 2)Mr.E.R.Naik 3)Mr.R.G.Sonkar 4)Mrs.A.A.Kumbhar

EBSCO Training by Mr. Uphadhy of EBSCO Expert

CSIBER, Campus, Kolhapur

22/01/2015

For M.Sc. (Environment Science & Safety) the necessary books have been purchased by the Library on the recommendations of faculty. The Library prepared Documentation indexing in Libsys Software. The Students can search the information about the Books, Reports, Thesis, etc. on OPAC Site of Libsys in CSIBER Library. All Three Libraries of CSIBER, Social Work & CNCVC Women’s College on the CSIBER Campus are Computerized & Linked to each other. The Library collects the fee for books returned after due date, damages to the books and for the loss of books etc. The amount Rs. 68,780/- was collected during the academic year and deposited in the Institute office. During the year 2014-15 library stock verification could not be done due to shifting of library in the new building.


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About the New Library Building:-

Library Building Area and Department wise Section

Sr.No

Total Area Basement Ground Floor First Floor

1 3,852 sq.m.

(41,469 sq.ft.)

1,284 sq.m. (13,823 sq.ft.) Parking Area

1,284 sq.m. (13,823 sq.ft.) 1,284 sq.m. (13,823 sq.ft.)

Management Stack Section Social Work Books Section

Management Reference Books Section

M.Phil (Research) Books Section

Periodical Section Computer Books Section

E-Library Room Environment Science Books Section

Auditorium Room General Books Section

Circulation & Administration Section

Bound Volumes Section

Project Reports Section Competitive Exam. Books Section

Study Hall Study Hall

Library equipment & Furniture

Sr.No.

Particulars Basement Ground Floor First Floor

1 Computers 30+7 1

2 Cupboards 10 3

3 Periodicals Racks

25 --

4 Racks 84 95

5 Table 40 34

6 Chairs 80 38

7 Firewalls 5 5

8 Ups Backups Unit

1 with Batteries

-- --

Librarian


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BOY’SHOSTEL

CSIBER Boys hostel is situated in the campus of the Institute which is at minutes walking distance from the main building. Students of the various programmes such as MBA , MCA, MEM, MSW, PGDCA MPhil, were staying in the Hostel . Following is the brief report of the Boy’s Hostel.

Brief statistics of Boy’s Hostel

Occupancy No of Rooms Occupied

Rooms Vacant rooms

Students strength

Single 7 6 1 6

Double 30 25 5 50

Triple 30 26 4 78

Five 3 1 2 5

Medical 1 1 0 Na

Total 71 59 12 139 1) Infrastructure

a) The hostel building has three floors and on each floor there are 22 rooms. b) There are in all 71 rooms available in the hostel. Out of that 6 rooms are single

occupancy rooms while 3 rooms are 4 occupancy rooms and rest of the 62 are double occupancy rooms.

c) The intake capacity of the boys Hostel is 172. d) Each room is provided with a fan and tubelight. e) Efforts are made to add aesthetic value by placing the posters in the Verandahs. f) Each student is given a table and a chair . g) A small garden is being developed in the premises of the hostel. h) Canteen facilities are available to the students. However the inmates are free to

select canteen or outside mess for meals. i) Common Hall is available for Students activity. One CTV is installed in the hall.

2) Academic Ambience:-

Academic ambience is taken care of by providing blackboard ,tables and chairs in the common room. Daily Newspapers The Times of India, Economic Times, Business Express along with local dailies are subscribed. In order to facilitate Meetings with the all inmates of the hostel are conducted on periodic basis.

3) Water Facility

a) Drinking water is made available to the inmates by installing the Water purifier on

each floor. b) The water for recreation purpose is provided through the Overhead tank. Water is

available for 24 hours. Besides that there is Ground water tank situated near to the hostel building as a reserve.


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c) Hot Water through solar system:- In the year 2009-10 solar water heating system has been installed - Capacity 5000 ltrs. This hot water is sufficient for the hostel inmates.

4) Medical Facility

a) Primary Medical facility is provided to the inmates in the medical room which is situated at the Ground floor.

b) First Aid Medical facility is provided in the hostel. c) In this year , two students were seriously ill who were admitted by the Hostel

Authority.

5) Sports Facility a) Sports material is given to the inmates. Material like Football, Basketball, Chess ,

Carom, Tennis Table is provided. b) The material like dumbbells provided for physical exercise. The bar is made

available outside the hostel for exercise.

6) Activities at the Hostel a) With consensus of the inmates, festivals such as Ganesh Festival, Christmas ,

Shivjayanti , Rangpanchami, 31st December are celebrated in the Hostel. b) SIBER Boy’s Hostel Day was celebrated in the Boys Hostel. Welcome as well as

Farewell Function was arranged first time in the Hostel. On that occasion the sports activities were conducted and prizes were distributed to the students and it was followed by the dinner.

7) Maintenance of the Building a) Every year, in the Summer vacation broken glass panels are fixed. b) Regular maintenance of the water leakage, carpentry work, electric repairs are

carried out in the hostel. c) Water tank cleaning is done after every six months using cleaning machinery. d) Sliding doors for windows being fixed in the year 2014-15.

Dr. C. S. Dalvi Rector, Boy’s Hostel, SIBER, Kolhapur


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LADIESHOSTEL The ambience of SIEBR Ladies Hostel is very secured as it is located nearby to the main building of the Institution. 49 students of different programmes of the Institute resided in the hostel during the academic year 2014-15. The rules and regulation of Ladies Hostel are strictly implemented and students follow the same. The information relating to the residence of the students of Institute is given below.

Sr.No. Name of the Course No. of Students Total

1 MBA-I 21 21

2 MBA-II --

3 MCA-I 07

18 4 MCA-II 11

5 MCA-III 09

6 MSW-I 01 01

7 MSW-II --

8 M.Sc. (Envt.)-I 02 03

9 M.Sc. (Envt.)-II 01

10 M.Com.-I 01 01

Total 44

In Working women hostel there are 05 working women residing. The total number of candidate in both the hostels are 44 + 05 = 49. The total accommodation capacity of the two ladies 97 rooms. The facilities such as hot water, purified drinking water, furniture and medical facilities are provided. The maintenance of building is done regularly; by the management of the Institute. Activities in the Hostel : To ensure students participation in the housekeeping of the hostel and to maintain discipline, the students representative are appointed in each wing. These students leaders are given designation as Commanders and Assistant Commander. Ms. R. B. Bhosale and Ms. Uma Kulkarni are the rectors of both the ladies hostel conducts yoga classes in the hostel for the benefit of the students the students of the hostel take part in different competitions organized in and outside the Institute i.e. Ganesh Festival Celebration, Women’s day celebration and others. The management of the hostel provides all the support for organizing these programmes. Majority of the students come from low income group and rural areas, and hence the management has kept the hostel fees very low i.e. Rs. 18,000/- per annum for a student and Rs. 1800/- per month for Working women.

Ms. R. B. Bhosale Ms. Uma Kulkarni Rector, Ladies Hostel Rector, Working Women Hostel


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SPORTSACTIVITIES

In order to promote sportsmanship amongst the students, the institute organizes sports activities in each academic year. In the academic year 2014-15 institute organized interdepartmental and interclass sports activities. To organize the sports activities the Director, SIBER Kolhapur constituted sports committee under the Chairmanship of Dr. Ajay D. Shinde other members in the committee were Dr. A.D.Jadhav, Dr. B.N.Patil and Dr. V.S. Somnath. The sports committee decided to organize separate activities for boys and girls. Following sports activities were organized

1. Cricket 2. Chess 3. Carom 4. Table tennis

Cricket : The cricket team tournament was organized, total 18 team from various classes of boys and 10 teams of girls registered their names. The lots of the tournament were drawn in presence of sports committee and the captains of the teams. The tournament for boys was organized in knock out fashion. In the first round the matches were played for 8 overs per inning. Four winning teams from the first round made it to the semifinals. The semifinal matches were 10 overs in each inning and the final match was of 12 overs an inning. The winning teams were M.Com.-I winner and runner up M.S.W.-II For the girls tournament matches were played for 5 overs an inning, The girls tournament was organized in round robin fashion and winning teams were M.B.A.-II A winners and M.C.A.-II runner up. Chess : For the chess event total 49 players registered their name out of which 34 boys and 15 girls. The matches were played in knock-out fashion. Prof. R. M. Huddar and Dr. Babu Zachariah helped the sports committee to organize chess activity. The winners of the Chess Mr. Suyash Joshi, MBA-I D winner and Mr. Vikas Patil MBA-II D runner up. For Girls Ms. Shweta Sawant, MBA-I A was winner and Ms. Meghana Roy MBA-I C was runner up. Carrom : The response for the carom was overwhelming and 76 boys and 44 girls registered their names for the event. Prof. R. M. Huddar helped sports committee to organize the event smoothly. The winners of Carrom are Mr. Alankar Mhapasekar and Mr. Suyash joshi, MBA-I D winner and Mr. Allwyn Farnandes & Mr. Sujay Patil M. Sc.-I are runner up. For Girls Ms. Sonam Bhise & Chaiti Choven, MBA-II A winner and Ms. Roma Potnis and Meghana Roy, MBA-I C are runner up.


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Table Tennis : For table tennis 25 players registered their name for the tournament. The tournament was organized in round robin fashion. Prof. Dr. A.D. Jadhav observed the entire tournament. The winners in Boys are Mr. Rahul Malekar, MBA-II C winner and Mr Amar Godbole, MBA-II C runner up. In Girls Ms. Shwetambary Jarag MBA-I D and Runner up Ms.Pooja M.B.A.-II The List awards declared after event is

Cricket Girls Runner up M.S.W.-II

Winner M. Com –I

Cricket Boys Runner Up M.C.A-II

Winner M.B.A.-II A

Table Tennis Runner up (Boys) Mr Amar Godbole, MBA-II C

Winner(Boys) Mr. Rahul Malekar, MBA-II C

Runner up (Girls) Ms. Pooja MBA-II

Winner(Girls) Ms. Shwetambary Jarag MBA-I D

Chess Winner (Boys) Mr. Suyash Joshi, MBA-I D

Runner up (Boys) Mr. Vikas Patil MBA-II D

Winner (Girls) Ms. Shweta Sawant, MBA-I A

Runner up (Girls) Ms. Meghana Roy MBA-I C

Carrom Winner (Boys) Mr. Alankar Mhapasekar and Mr. Suyash joshi, MBA-I D

Runner up(Boys) Mr. Allwyn Farnandes & Mr. Sujay Patil M. Sc.-I

Winner (Girls) Ms. Sonam Bhise & Chaiti Choven, MBA-II A

Runner up(Girls) Ms. Roma Potnis and Meghana Roy, MBA-I C

A separate prize distribution function was arranged in the institute campus. Trophies and certificates were given to winners and runner up. The organizing committee is very much thankful to Dr. R. A. Shinde, Secretary and managing trustee for providing constructive support for the activity. It gives immense pleasure to thank The Director, Nonteaching, teaching staff members and student’s organization committee of the SIBER, Kolhapur.

Prof. Ajay D. Shinde Chairman, Sports Committee 2014-15


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TEACHINGSTAFF2014-2015

Sr. No.

Name of the Teacher Educational Qualification

1 Dr. M.M. Ali Director

M.Com.. Ph.D. FDPM (IIMA), M.Com. (com.)

DEPARTMENT – COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT

2 Dr. V.M. Hilage M.A., B.Sc. (Hons.), PDMF (IIMA), Ph.D.

3 Dr. S.G. Vibhute MBA, M.Com.Ph.D., FDPM (IIMA), M.Com(Com)

4 Dr. P.B. Patil M.Com. M.Phil. Ph.D.

5 Dr. (Miss) C.A. Naik MBA, LL.B. M.Phil. Ph.D.

6 Dr. S.S. Wadkar M.Com.,Ph.D.

7 Dr. U.M. Deshmukh MBA, Ph.D., M.Com, FDPM(IIMA)

8 Dr. G. Haresh M.A.,Ph.D.

9 Dr. B.T. Bandgar MSW, MPM, NET, Ph.D.,LLB, MBA

10 Dr. C.S. Dalvi MMS, Ph.D.

11 CA. D.S. Patil M.Com. F,C.A., NET, DISA

12 CA. S.M.Vhanbhatte B.Com., FCA.

13 Dr. Rajendra Joshi (Parijat) MBA, Ph.D.

14 CA. G.A.Samant B.Com., FCA., M.Phil.

15 Smt. M.K. Mane MCA, M.Phil., MBA,M.Com.

16 Shri. S.H. Jagtap MCA, MBA, M.A., CNI, DIM, M.Phil.

17 Dr. C.S. Kale B.Tech., M.B.A., N.E.T, M.Phil., M.Com.(Com.) Ph.D.

18 Dr. A.D. Jadhav M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., M.B.A., G.D.C.&A, M.Com. (Sub.Comm.)

19 Shri. A.D. Ekal M.Sc., DCP, DBM, M.Phil.

20 Shri. P. Nareshkumar M.Sc.(Quantative Economics), M.Sc. (Stat.), M.Phil.

21 Shri. R.Kishorkumar M.A., M.Phil.

22 Shri. K.H. Chougale M.Com., M.Phil., MMS

23 Shri. P.P. Chavan M.Com., MBA, NET

Department of Computer Studies

1 Dr. R.V. Kulkarni M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Dr. S.D. Bhoite MCA, M.Phil.Ph.D.

3 Dr. Ajay D. Shinde M.C.A., Ph.D.

4 Dr. Mrs.P.G. Naik M.Sc., Ph.D.

5 Dr. Ms. R.S. Kamat M.Sc. (Computer), Ph.D.

6 Mrs. G.A. Bhosale B.Sc., DCP, MCA

7 Mrs. S.S. Jamsandekar B.Sc., M.Sc. (Com.Sci.)

8 Shri. A.M. Kazi MCA, M.Phil.

9 Shri. R.M. Huddar MCA, M.Phil.

10 Mrs. Kirti Mahajan MCA, M.Phil, DE&TC

11 Shri. R.T. Thorat MCA, MBA, M.Phil.


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Sr. No.

Name of the Teacher Educational Qualification

Department of Social Work

1 Dr. S.V. Shirol M.A.(SW),LLB(GS), Ph.D.

2 Dr. K. Pradeepkumar M.A. M.Phil., Ph.D.

3 Dr. M.V. Rodriques M.A., Ph.D.

4 Dr. Babu Zacheriah M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

5 Dr. T.V.G. Sarma M.A. M.Phil., N.E.T., Ph.D

6 Dr. D.M. Bhosale M.S.W., G.D.C.& A., D.B.M., C.C.P., NET, Ph.D.

7 Dr. P.S. Randive M.S.W., M.Phil., Ph.D.

8 Dr. B.N. Patil M.S.W. M.Phil., Ph.D.

9 Dr. Mrs. S.P. Rajput M.S.W. LLB, MBA, MA (Com. In SW), Ph.D., PGDHE

10 Dr. K.N. Ranbhare M.S.W.,M.Phil., Ph.D.

11 Dr. S.S. Apte M.S.W., Ph.D.

12 Dr. D.N. Valvi M.S.W., SET, Ph.D.


1 Dr. A.R. Kulkarni M.Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. S.D. Kadam M.Sc., Ph.D.

3 Dr. V. Somnath M.Sc., Ph.D.

4 Er. D.S. Mali BE, ME, DCE

5 Dr. V.B. Patil M.Sc., Ph.D.

6 Dr. S.G. Chonde M.Sc., Ph.D.

7 Dr. Y.Y. Patil M.Sc., Ph.D.

8 Shri. K.D. Ahire M.Sc., NET

9 Ms. Seema J. Dhawal M.Sc., Ph.D.

10 Mr. N.S. Khunne M.Sc.


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ADMINISTRATIVESTAFF

Sr. No. Name of the Staff Sr. No. Name of the Staff

Office Administrative Staff

1 Shri. K.V. Mannurkar 15 Shri. A.N. Hukkeri

2 Shri. V.S. Salokhe 16 Shri. D.B. Kale

3 Mrs. Savita Shirke 17 Shri. B.S. Gore

4 Shri. S.S. Kolugade 18 Mrs. S.A. Warke

5 Shri. G.L. Bhosale 19 Dr. Mrs. G.R. Mujawar

6 Shri. M.B. Patil 20 Mrs. A.A. Kumbhar

7 Shri. Amol Arekar 21 Ms. Mrunalini P. Shinge

8 Shri. S.G. Chougule 22 Miss. S.S. Dhenge

9 Shri. S.Y. Chougule 23 Shri. R.G. Sonkar

10 Shri. S.S. Gaddi 24 Shri. D.T. Vichare

11 Shri. R.B. Hunashal 25 Shri. E.R. Naik

12 Shri. R.D. Hogadi 26 Shri. Vinayak Kadam

13 Shri. A.R. Sardesai 27 Shri. Vikas Patil

14 Shri. C.C. Khatavane 28 Shri. H.A. Gurav

Office Subordinate Staff

1 Shri. M.B. Kadolkar 16 Shri. B.B. Kalantre

2 Shri. M.T. Jadhav 17 Shri. B.S. Joundhal

3 Srhi. N.K. Mulla 18 Srhi. S.S. Kamble

4 Shri. S.S. Chavan 19 Shri. S.S. Pujari

5 Shri. M.S. Range 20 Shri. B.M. Koli

6 Shri. S.S. Bankar 21 Shri. Y.B. Jadhav

7 Shri. B.A. Kamble 22 Shri. D.G. Pujari

8 Shri. G.S. Pujari 23 Shri. P.B. Mithari

9 Shri. P.S. Jadhav 24 Smt. P.S. Nimbalkar

10 Shri. B.M. Magdum 25 Shri. K.S. Kokane

11 Shri. J.R. Jondhalekar 26 Shri. Abhijeet Pawar

12 Shri. V.L. Kamble 27 Shri. T.S. Mithari

13 Shri. K.A. Pujari 28 Shri. D.D.Ghate

14 Shri. D.L. Lamani 29 Shri. Atul Davare

15 Shri. G.L. Magdum 30 Shri. Pramod Kalkutki


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ANNUAL AUDITED ACCOUNTS 2013-2014 Income Expenditure Statement

For the Year Ending 31st March 2015


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ANNUAL AUDITED ACCOUNTS 2013-2014 Balance Sheet

For the Year Ending 31st March 2014

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