Admission Open 2016-17

BHIKHABHAI JIVABHAIVANIJYA MAHAVIDYALAYA(Managed by Charutar Vidya Mandal and Affiliated to Sardar Patel University)

B.COM B.B.A. M.COM PGDCA

BHIKHABHAI JIVABHAI VANIJYA MAHAVIDYALAYA(Commerce College) Estd.: 1951 (Accredited "B" Grade by NAAC)(Managed by Charutar Vidya Mandal and Affiliated to Sardar Patel University)(Foremost Public Charitable Education Trust Founded in 1945)Vallabh Vidyanagar – 388 120, Dist. Anand, Gujarat State, IndiaPhone: (O) 02692-230145 • Principal: 02692-230900Web.: www.bjvm.ac.in • Email: [email protected]

Since 1951

Since 1951

"I have considered myself a soldier in the service of

Hinduastan and shall be a soldier to the end of my

life. May I cease to exist when deflect from this

path of service."

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

Shri Bhaikaka PatelFounding Father

Shri Bhikhabhai PatelFounding Father

Bhikhabhai Jivabhai PatelShri DInesh Mills Parivar (Donor)

Dr. H. M. PatelChairman, CVM (1958-1993)

“[krhºÞ rðLkkLkwt ¼ýíkh yu fþk fk{Lkwt Lk økýkÞ. ykÃkýu Mðíktºk ¼khíkLkk Lkkøkrhfku íkiÞkh fhðk Au. íku{Lku Lkkufhe þkuÄíkk ÷q÷k Ãkktøk¤k LkÚke çkLkkððk yu æÞkLk{kt hk¾ðwt òuEyu. fkì÷uòu íkku ½ýe Au yLku ½ýe Úkþu Ãký ykÃkýku ykËþo [hkuíkhLku Mðíktºk ¼khík{kt yuf ykËþo «Ëuþ çkLkkððkLkku Au.”

(ðe.Ãke. {nkrðãk÷ÞLkk WËT½kxLk «Mktøku - MkhËkh ðÕ÷¼¼kE Ãkxu÷)

yk çkÄwt þõÞ çkLÞwt fkhý fu MðkÚkoíÞkøke {kýMkkuLkku {kuxku Mk{wn {¤e ykÔÞku yLku fkÞofíkkoykuyu hkíkrËðMk òuÞkt Lk níkkt. rðãkLkøkhLkwt [ýíkh yk òíkLkk ÃkkÞk WÃkh ÚkÞwt Au. yLku {khe íkku yuf s EåAk Au fu ¼rð»Þ{kt yrntÞk ¼ýLkkhk rðãkÚkeoyku yLku ¼ýkðLkkhk «kuVuMkhku yk swLkk RríknkMkLku ¼q÷e Lk òÞ.

(¼kEfkfk)

Mk{økú rðï yksu ðÕ÷¼ rðãkLkøkhLke yk rþûký MktMfkhLke íkÃkku¼qr{ Ãkhíðu ykþk¼he Lkshu òuE hÌkwt Au. íÞkhu ynªLkk MkkhMðíkku ÃkkMku {khe yuf s {køkýe Au fu ykiÃk[krhf rþûký MkkÚku ykÃkýu Qøkíke ÃkuZeLku þe÷Lkwt (f]ík¿kíkk+ íkusMðeíkk + Lk{úíkk + yrM{íkk ) [krhºÞLkwt rþûký ykÃkðkLkku MktfÕÃk fheyu...

(Mkqðýo stÞíke {nkuíMkð «Mktøku - Ãkq. Ãkktzwhtøk þk†e ykXð÷uS)

CHARUTAR VIDYAMANDALP. B. No. 22, Vallabh Vidyanagar - 388 120, Dist. Anand, Gujarat India Phone : +91 2692 239700 Fax : 236493, 236475, Website : www.ecvm.net

Vidya Mandal’s Chronology and it’s Office-Bearers

Motto: ÜU}¢ü‡²ï±¢ç{ÜU¢ÚS¼ï J Karmany's evadhikaraste

Source of Inspiration : Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (31-10-1875 to 15-12-1950)

Founding Fathers : Bhailalbhai Dyabhai Patel (Bhaikaka) (07-06-1888 to 31-03-1970)

Bhikhabhai Kuberbhai Patel (19-06-1890 to 21-04-1956)

Previous-Chairman : Dr. H. M. Patel (27-08-1904 to 30-11-1993)

Present Chairman : Dr. C. L. Patel (09-04-1994 onward)

Establishment of CVM : 10-08-1945

Founder's Habitation on this land : 03-03-1946

Construction of the First Building : 15-01-1947 Foundation Stone LayingVallabh Vidyanagar : 13-02-1949

Establishment of BJVM College : 15-06-1951

Motto of BJVM College : “Work is Worship”

Establishment of Sardar Patel University : 15-12-1955

Dr. C. L. PatelChairman

Prin. S. M. Patel Dr. J.D. Patel Er. V. M. Patel Hon. Secretary Hon. l/c. Secretary Hon. Jt. Secretary

Shri Bhupendrabhai Patel Dr. S. G. Patel Er. M. J. Patel Hon. Jt. Secretary Hon. Jt. Secretary Hon. Jt. Secretary

20/05/2015 Published by: Prin. S. M. Patel Hon. Secretary, Charutar Vidya Mandal Vallabh Vidyanagar

Our Guiding principle is constant change, motivation and up-gradation, creating state-of-the art knowledge infrastructure for our students, instilling in them the ability to learn so that they can face any challenge anywhere in the world.

Dr. C. L. PatelChairman,Charutar Vidya Mandal

1Managed by Charutar Vidya Mandal and Affiliated to Sardar Patel University

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

Dear Students,

Welcome to BJVM,

BJVM is known for its abundant learning process and for its rich infrastructure. It has sound and learned faculties who care for the course coverage, attendance, constant evaluation and all round counseling. We strive towards the holistic development of the students.

“Siddimekantant” means “Multidimensialism” is our motto and we try to achieve this by curricular and co-curricular activities throughout the year. This grand academia is constantly engaged in the pursuit of excellence.

Since July, 2010 CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) is introduced by Sardar Patel University. Semester system has been working with many challenges and opportunities even. This institution will ensure a long term benefit such as sustainability rather a short term promise.

We look forward to welcoming you aboard and here is wishing you an unforgettably enriching experience with us.

BJVM is with you to take you to your destination and our goal.

Welcome to CVM and BJVM.

Date: 20-5-2016 R. M. Patel Principal

From the Principal’s Desk

"A student should always set his

target high, and to accomplish it,

if he toils hard, he would certainly

achieve it regardless of stumbling

block whatsoever."

– Dr. A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

BHIKHABHAI JIVABHAI VANIJYA MAHAVIDYALAYA2

• To create and nourish a stimulating learning environment that ensures a globally relevant Education based on Eternal human values.

• To forge and reward excellence in the curricular as well as the non-curricular sectors so as to ensure the scholars’ global competitiveness.

• To tap, nurture and unleash the innovative entrpreneurial abilities of scholars and thereby ensure life-long socio-economic value - addition.

• To evoke and embellish the finest traits of human excellence that goes on to dovetail into a sustainable career growth curve in commerce and management.

• To affiliate, associate, liaise or otherwise synergize with any Institution Body, Entity, Ethno-Cultural Diaspora and the overall global fraternity in any form whatsoever, in support of the above, and

• To initiate, consolidate and extrapolate any objectives, functions and activities in support of the above.

We dedicate ourselves to the perpetuation of our

Founders’ Vision of providing the infrastructure,

facilities, operation conditions and overall

environment conductive to the Education of young

scholars, along with the desired physical, mental

and character building inputs; we firmly renew our commitment to providing value

added, globally relevant Education with an emphasis on the basic Commerce and

Techno-Management domain, to ensure that our scholars fruitfully exercise their

knowledge, skills and values in the global economy.

To add significantly to our

enduring civilization tradition of

pioneering excellence in learning,

knowledge, enlightenment and

self-realization, in a universally

relevant context.


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

THE COLLEGE: B. J. VANIJYA MAHAVIDYALAYA

Past: At a Glance

Bhikhabhai Jivabhai Vanijya Mahavidyalaya (B. J. Commerce

College) is named after grandfather of Shri Upendrabhai M.

Patel, the Chairman of Shree Dinesh Mills Ltd., Vadodara.

Bhikhabhai Jivabhai Patel the donor hailed from village Ode.

He started his career as a humble teacher getting meager

salary of rupees 12, who later became the Manager of

Rajpura Mills and then the founder of New Rajpura Mills.

Late Shri Bhaikaka approached him with the purpose

to obtain donation which late Shri Bhikhabhai Jivabhai

readily and happily gave. With the help of this donation it

was possible to establish the present Commerce College

-BJVM. The donor became successful industrialist with

his innate capacities, understanding and substantial hard

work, and started Textile mills in Ahmedabad. His second

generation members Shri Upendrabhai, Shri Girishbhai, Shri

Bharatbhai further developed the business and diversified

it by successfully managing Shree Dinesh Mills Ltd., Now;

they are exporting wollen clothes and enjoy prime status

among industrialists. The foundation stone of BJVM was laid by Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the First President of India on October 16,1950 and was inaugurated by Shri Kasturbhai Lalbhai, a renowned industrialist of Gujarat. The college started functioning from June 15,1951 with

an enrolment of 51 students inits B. Com. Course. Over

the years, it has grown in all dimensions and has become

the torch-bearer in academic field.

Being the pioneer institute, to launch BBA programme in the

whole of Western region the college is still very serious

about conducting the Personality and Character Building

activities on regular basis. These include tour and adventure,

games and athletics, cultural programme, debate, elocution,

discussions and lectures, career planning and placement,

study visits, Business Battle and field trips. Our college

results are higher than that of university.

BJVM has been Re-accredited with ‘B’ Grade, 2.62 CGPA by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore.

GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATION: CHARUTAR VIDYA MANDAL:

CVM and its institutions have a long history of performance.

This can be very well attributed to its dynamic stewardship,

activating efforts of principals, the learned and well

versed pedagogies, complimentary administrative and

office staff and above all, the foresightedness of those who

are at the helm of affairs of C.V.M. and the excellent teamwork

of all the concerned.

The Institute - BJVM

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


Academics Courses Offered B.COM COURSE

B.Com course is offered both in English and Gujarat! mediums. At present, the course offers two elective subjects, viz.; Advanced Accounting & Auditing or Advanced Banking or Business Management. Advanced Accounting can be opted both in Gujarat! and English medium, Banking only in Gujarati and Management only in English medium.

Courses of Study 2016-17FY B.Com. (Under Choice Base Credit Scheme)

Course FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

1. Foundation CoursesA) Genetic Foundation English and Business Communication-l English and Business Communication-ll

B) Elective Foundation (Any One)

1. Environmental Studies Climate Change and Sustainable Development

2. Rural Development Rurban Development

3. NCC-I

4. NSS-I

2. Core CoursesA) Core Compulsory (Any Two)

1. Principles of Management Principles of HRM

2. Accountancy-l (Partnership Accounts) Accountancy-l I (Company Account)

(B) Core Allied (Any Two)

1. Micro Economics Monetary Economics

2. Business Mathematics-l Business Mathematics-l I

3. Secretarial Practices-l Office Management & Com. Services

4. Tax Procedure & Practices-l Tax Procedure & Practices-l I

5. Advertising, Sales Promotion and Sales Management-l

Advertising, Sales Promotion and Sales Management-ll

3. Core Elective (Subject Electives) (Any One Group)Accounting & Auditing 1. Advanced Accounting & Auditing-l Advanced Accounting & Auditing-lll

2. Advanced Accounting & Auditing-ll Advanced Accounting & Auditing-IV

Business Management 1. Business Management-I (HRM-I) Business Management-III (FM-I)

2. Business Management-II (HRM-II) Business Management-IV (FM-II)

Banking 1. Advanced Banking-l Advanced Banking-Ill

2. Advanced Banking-l I Advanced Banking-IV


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

The Vocational CoursesThese courses are available to the B.Com. students in English Medium recognised by the University Grant Commission. They are:

I. Advertising, Sales Promotion and Sales Management (ASM).

II. Tax Procedure and Practice (TPP).

The Certificate Course In EnglishWith a view to improving general English and Communication Skills of the students, BJVM took initiative to start this course. Those who pass out are awarded certificate by Sardar Patel University. Taking up this course is increasingly essential to students coming from Gujarati medium whether in B.Com. or BBA. The classes are conducted regularly with suitable timings and without impeding the regular course schedule. Further, they can take advantage of separate English language lab and can have dialogue with the teachers concerned.

Annual Fee Structure (F.Y. B.Com. I & II Sem.)

Charutar Vidyamandal has started CVM IAS Clubs in the colleges where in the students will be taught the syllabus of UPSC\GPSC Examination and other competitive examinations for 2 hundred hours extending over three year, (two hour per week). On the successful completion of the course Diploma certificate will be awarded. No fees are charged for this course.

yuV.ðkÞ. çke.fku{.Lkku yÇÞkMk fhíkk yk fkì÷usLkk rðãkÚkeoykuLku Lke[u {wsçkLke ðkŠ»kf Ve ykÃkðkLke nkuÞ Au. ¼hÃkkE ÚkÞu÷e Ve fkuEÃký Mktòuøkku{kt Ãkhík {¤þu Lknet.

xâwþLk Ve Y.1200

S{¾kLkk Ve Y. 200

÷kÞçkúuhe Ve Y. 40

yktíkrhf {qÕÞktfLk Ãkheûkk Ve Y. 80

rðãkÚkeo MknkÞf Vtz Vk¤ku Y. 10

yku¤¾Ãkºk Ve (fkì÷uus{kt «Úk{ðkh «ðuþ ÷uíke ð¾íku)

Y. 20

yuLkhku÷{uLx Ve (ÞwrLkðrMkxeo{kt «Úk{ðkh «ðuþ ÷uíke ð¾íku)

Y. 50

fkì÷us yLkk{ík (fkì÷us{kt «Úk{ðkh «ðuþ ÷uíke ð¾íku)

Y. 500

¼kiríkf MkwrðÄk ÃkÞkoðhý íkÚkk yLÞ [kSoMk

Y. 1,450

fw÷ Y. 3,550

çknuLkku {kxuLke Ve

1. çknuLkkuyu Mkhfkh©eLkk rLkÞ{ {wsçk xâwþLk Ve Y. 1,200 ¼hðk{ktÚke {wÂõík ykÃkðk{kt ykðu Au. çknuLkkuyu ¼hðkÃkkºk fw÷ hf{ Y. 2,350 Au.

2. «ðuþ {u¤ÔÞk çkkË òu fkuE Ãký çknuLk «ðuþ hË fhkðþu íkku Mkhfkh©eLkk rLkÞ{ yLkwMkkh xâwþLk VeLke hf{ Y. 1200 ¼Þko çkkË s «ðuþ hË Úkþu.

Akºkk÷Þ [kSoMk : Akºkk÷Þ{kt «ðuþ {kxu zeÃkkuÍex íkÚkk ðes¤e ¾[o MkkÚku ¼kEyku íkÚkk çknuLkku {kxu Y. 13,000 [kso hnuþu. (1) Ëhuf Ve yLku þwÕf{kt VuhVkh fu ÃkwLk: {wÕÞktfLk [kÁíkh rðãk{tz¤Lke LkeríkLku ykrÄLk Au. (2) ¼hÃkkE ÚkÞu÷e Ve yÚkðk [kSoMk Ãkhík [qfðýe Ãkkºk LkÚke. (3) su Akºkk÷Þ MkkÚku s{ðkLke MkwrðÄk Au íÞkt rðãkÚkeoyu íku Akºkk÷ÞLkk hMkkuzu VhSÞkík s{ðkLkwt hnuþu. (4) fuBÃkMk{kt {kuçkkE÷ VkuLkLkku WÃkÞkuøk fhðkLke {LkkE Au. ¼tøk fhLkkh Mkk{u rþûkkí{f fkÞoðkne fhðk{kt ykðþu.fkÞËkfeÞ rððkË ykýtË LÞkÞk÷ÞLku ykrÄLk hnuþu. (Any legal dispute will be subject to Anand Jurisdiction)

™kUÄ : ð»ko 2015-16 ËhBÞkLk rðãkÚkeo {æÞMÚk Mkr{ríkLke h[Lkk yk[kÞo©e íkÚkk ykæÞkÃkfkuLke ÃkMktËøke Mkr{rík îkhk økwýð¥kkLkk Äkuuhýu fhðk{kt ykðþu.

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


fkì÷us - çke.su.ðe.yu{.¼e¾k¼kE Sðk¼kE ðkrýßÞ {nkrðãk÷Þ (çke.su. fkì{Mko fkì÷us) ©e rËLkuþ ðw÷Lk r{ÕMk, ðzkuËhkLkk [uh{uLk©e WÃkuLÿ¼kE yu{. Ãkxu÷Lkk ËkËkLkk Lkk{kr¼fhýÚke rðãksøkík{kt {þnqh Au. ¼e¾k¼kE Sðk¼kE Ãkxu÷ {q¤ ykýtË rsÕ÷kLkk ykuz økk{Lkk ðíkLke, yLku yk fkì÷us {kxuLkk WËkh Ëkíkk níkk. íkuykuyu íku{Lke fkhrfËeo Lk{ú yLku rðLkÞe rþûkf íkhefu {krMkf Yk. 12Lkk ÃkøkkhÚke þY fhe níke. Mð«ÞíLk yLku ykøkðe ÄtÄkfeÞ fkuXkMkqÍLku Ãkrhýk{u íkuyku©e hksÃkwh r{ÕMkLkk {uLkushLkk ÃkË MkwÄe ÃknkUåÞk níkk. r{÷ WÄkuøkLkk yLkw¼ðLkk ¼kÚkk MkkÚku íkuykuyu LÞw hksÃkwh r{ÕMkLke MÚkkÃkLkk fhe. Mð. ¼kEfkfk rðãkLkøkh{kt þiûkrýf MktMÚkk-fkì{Mko fkì÷usLkku «kht¼ fhðk {kxu ËkLk ÷uðkLkk nuíkwÚke íkuyku©eLku YçkY {éÞk. ËkLkLkku WÃkÞkuøk fu¤ðýe yLku ÷kufkuÃkÞkuøke fkÞoÚke ÚkkÞ íku{kt {kLkLkkhk Mð. ©e ¼e¾k¼kE Sðk¼kEyu Mð. ¼kEfkfkLkk ËkLkLkk «MíkkðLkku Mkn»ko- Mðefkh fÞkuo.rþûký ûkuºku ËkLkøktøkk ðnkðLkkh Mð. ¼e¾k¼kE Sðk¼kE Ãkxu÷u ykÃku÷k ËkLk{ktÚke MksoLk ÚkÞu÷e þiûkrýf MktMÚkk íku nk÷Lke çke.su.fkì{Mko fkì÷us. yk fkì÷usLke rþ÷khkuÃký rðrÄ ¼khíkLkk «Úk{ hk»xÙÃkrík zkì. hksuLÿ«MkkË ðhË nMíku ykuõxkuçkh 16, 1950Lkk hkus ÚkE níke yLku fkìì÷usLkwt WËq½kxLk økwshkíkLkk Lkk{ktÂõík WãkuøkÃkrík þuX ©e fMíkwh¼kE ÷k÷¼kELkk nMíku sqLk 15, 1951Lkk hkus ÚkÞwt níkwt.

fkì÷usLkku «kht¼ çke.fku{ yÇÞkMk¢{{kt 51 rðãkÚkeoykuÚke sqLk 5,1951{kt ÚkÞku. ð»kkouLke ðýÚkt¼e MkðorËþkLke «økrík çkkË yksu þiûkrýf søkík {kxu yk fkì÷us ÃkÚkËþof çkLke Au.ðkrýßÞ ûkuºkLke rðþu»kík: økúk{eý rðMíkkhLke økwshkíkLke «khtr¼f MktMÚkk nkuðkÚke fkì÷us ÃkkuíkkLkk rðãkÚkeoykuLkk [krhºÞ ½zíkh, fkhrfËeo rðfkMk {kxu rLkÞr{ík Ãkýu rðrðÄ {uËkLke h{íkku, h{íkkuíMkð, ðõík]íð yLku [[ko MÃkÄko, fkhrfËeo ykÞkusLk, hkusøkkhe {køkoËþoLk rðøkuhu suðe «ð]r¥kyku {wÏÞ Au.çke.su.ðe.yu{. fkì÷us 2.62 yktf «kó fhe Lkuf îkhk ‘çke’ økúuzLkku ÃkwLk: Ëhßòu {u¤ÔÞku Au.

çke.fkì{ ÃkËðeLkku yÇÞkMk¢{ rðãkÚkoeoykuLke yr¼Yr[ yLku hkusøkkheLke íkfkuLku fuLÿ{kt hk¾eLku fkì÷us îkhk Mk{økú yÇÞkMk¢{ çku {kæÞ{ku- ytøkúuS

fkì÷us - çke.su.ðe.yu{.yLku økwshkíke [÷kðkÞ Au. ð»ko 2010-11Úke Mku{uMxh ÃkØrík y{÷{kt Au. íku {wsçk ðifÂÕÃkf rð»kÞkuLke ÃkMktËøke fhe þfkÞ Au.

çke.çke.yu. ÃkËðeLkku yÇÞkMk¢{1975{kt fkì÷usLkku 25 ð»ko Ãkqhkt Úkíkkt nkuðkÚke, fkìt÷usLku 25 ð»ko Ãkqhkt Úkíkkt nkuðkÚke, fkì÷usLku rðãkLkk fuLÿ íkhefu MktÏÞk yLku økwýð¥kkLke árüyu rðfMkkððk{kt yLku rðãkuíkusf «ð]r¥kykuLkk ykøkúne íku ð¾íkLkk Mð. zkì. yu[.yu{.Ãkxu÷ Mkknuçk íkÚkk yk[kÞo©e îkhk yk ºký ð»koLkk {uLkus{uLxLkk yÇÞkMk¢{Lku y{÷{kt {qfðk{kt ykÔÞku.yk fkì÷usLkk çke.çke.yu.Lkk MLkkíkfku yu{.çke.yu.{kt «ðuþ {u¤ðu Au. íkuLkkÚke rðþu»k Ëuþ{kt yLku rðËuþku{kt Wå[ hkusøkkhe {u¤ðeLku MktMÚkkLku økkihð yÃkkðu Au. yk yÇÞkMk¢{{kt {wÏÞ rð»kÞku WÃkhktík Lke[uLkk ðifÂÕÃkf rð»kÞkuLkku yÇÞkMk fhkðkÞ Au. (1) yuzðkLMk {kfuoxªøk {uLkus{uLx (2) yuzðkLMk VkELkkLMkeÞ÷ {uLkus{uLx (3) yuzðkLMk Ìkw{Lk rhMkkuMko {uLkus{uLx (4) yuûkÃkkuxo {uLkus{uLx.

ÔÞðMkkÞ÷ûke yÇÞkMk¢{ku ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúkLxMk f{eþLk îkhk 10 ð»ko Ãknu÷kt Mk{økú Ëuþ{kt fux÷kf ðkufuþLk÷ fku»ko (ÔÞðMkkÞ÷ûke yÇÞkMk¢{ku) þY fhðk{kt ykÔÞk níkk.«Úk{ ð»ko çke.fkuu{Lkk yÇÞkMk¢{{kt økkiý rð»kÞ íkhefu ykðk ÔÞðMkkÞ÷ûke rð»kÞku ÃkMktË fhe þfkÞ Au. fkì÷us Ãkkt[ ð»ko MkwÄe Þw.S.Mke.Lke økúkLxLke MknkÞ nuX¤ çku «fkhLkk ÔÞðMkkÞðûke yÇÞkMk¢{ku (1) yuzðxkoEÍªøk, MkuÕMk «{kuþLk yuLz MkuÕMk {uLkus{uLx (yu.yuMk.yu{.) yLku (2) xuõMk «kuMkesh yuLz «uõxeMk (xe.Ãke.Ãke.) [÷kÔÞk Au. yLku íÞkhçkkË Ãký hkusøkkheLkk ûkuºku ykðk yÇÞkMk¢{kuLke ô[e {ktøk yLku sYrhÞkíkkuLkku æÞkLk{kt hk¾eLku fkì÷us{kt MðrLk¼oh Äkuhýu çktLkuÞ yÇÞkMk¢{ku ytøkúuS {kæÞ{{kt ¼ýkðkÞ Au. yk çktLku yÇÞkMk¢{ku{kt ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúkLxMk f{eþLk îkhk Vfík 30 (ºkeMk) s rðãkÚkeoykuLku «ðuþ ykÃkðkLke {ÞkoËk Lk¬e fhkE Au . ðnu÷k íku Ãknu÷kLkk Äkuhýu çktLku yÇÞkMk¢{ku{kt «ðuþ yÃkkÞ Au.ÔÞðMkkÞ÷ûke yÇÞkMk¢{{kt «ðuþ {u¤ðíkk rðãkÚkeoyku ytøkúuS ¼k»kk Ãkh «¼wíð Ähkðíkk nkuÞ íku sYhe Au. ºký ð»ko ËhBÞkLk ykiãkrøkf yuf{kuLke {w÷kfkík, íkk÷e{, «kusuõx ðfo suðe «ð]r¥kyku{kt fkì÷us{k {køkoËþoLk {wsçk Ëhuf rðãkÚkeoyu ykÞkusLk fhðkLkwt nkuÞ Au. MkiØktríkf ¿kkLk WÃkhktík ÔÞðnkÁ ¿kkLk yk yÇÞkMk¢{Lke rðrþüíkk Au.


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

MkxeorVfux fkuMko ELk #ø÷eþrðãkÚkeoykuLkwt ytøkúuS ¼k»kkLkwt Mkk{kLÞ ¿kkLk íkÚkk ytøkúuS ÷¾ðk- çkku÷ðkLke þÂõík rðfMku íku þw¼ nuíkwÚke y{khe MktMÚkkyu yk ytøkuLkk ðøkkuoLkku «kht¼ fÞkuo Au. økwshkíke {kæÞ{{kt ¼ýíkk yLku «Úk{ðkh s ytøkúuS {kæÞ{{kt ¼ýðkLke EåAk hk¾íkk rðãkÚkeo ¼kE-çknuLkku {kxu yk fkuMko ¾qçk s WÃkÞkuøke Lkeðzu Au.ytøkúuS rð»kÞLke Mk½Lk íkk÷e{ ykÃkíkku yuf ð»koLkku fkuMko MkhËkh Ãkxu÷ ÞwrLkðŠMkxe {kLÞ Au. Äku. 12 ÃkkMk fhu÷ fkuEÃký þk¾kLkku rðãkÚkeo íkuLkk rLkÞr{ík yÇÞkMkLke MkkÚku MkkÚku s yk fkuMko{kt òuzkE þfu Au. íkuLkk ðøkkuo MkðkhLkk Mk{Þu ÷uðkÞ Au. yk fkuMko{kt ðøkofkÞo íku{s ÷Uøðus ÷uçkkuhuxheÚke ytøkúuS ÔÞkfhý, ¼k»kktíkh, hezªøk, hkExªøk íkÚkk MÃkefªøk yuçke÷exe ðÄw MkwáZ çkLku íkuðk «ÞíLkku ÚkkÞ Au. ð»koLkk ytíku MkhËkh Ãkxu÷ ÞwrLkðŠMkxe íkuLke Ãkheûkk ÷ELku W¥keýo ÚkLkkh rðãkÚkeoLku MkxeorVfux ykÃku Au.

fkì÷us fkìBÃÞwxh MkuLxh

Mkkðorºkfhý yLku WËkhefhýLkk Mk{Þ{kt fkuBÃÞwxhLkwt ¿kkLk yrLkðkÞo Au. çke.fku{. íkÚkk çke.çke.yu.Lkk yÇÞkMk MkkÚku fkuBÃÞwxhLkwt ¿kkLk ykÃke þfkÞ íku {kxu fkì÷us ykÄwrLkf MkwrðÄkðk¤wt ykøkðwt fkuBÃÞwxh MkuLxh Ähkðu Au.

fkuBÃÞwxh yÇÞkMk¢{ku : PGDCA yLku DCA

Wå[íkh {kæÞr{f yLku øk{u íku rðãkþk¾kLkk MLkkíkf ÚkÞu÷k rðãkÚkeoyku íkÚkk LkkufheÞkík yLku ÔÞðMkkÞ÷ûke ÔÞÂõíkyku {kxu yk fkì÷us{kt r«. yuMk. yu{. Ãkxu÷ fkuBÃÞwxh MkuLxh [÷kððk{kt ykðu Au. Äkuhý 10 yLku 12 MkwÄe yÇÞkMk fhu÷ rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu yuf ð»koLkku rzÃ÷ku{k yÇÞkMk¢{ yLku MLkkíkf {kxu yuf ð»koLkku yLkwMLkkíkf rzÃ÷ku{kyÇÞkMk¢{ þe¾ððk{kt ykðu Au. suLku çku ð»koÚke Mk.Ãk.ÞwrLk. íkhVÚke {kLÞíkk {¤u÷ Au. íkÚkk ÞwrLkðŠMkxe Mkt÷øLk yÇÞkMk¢{ íkhefu òuzkÞu÷ Au. yk WÃkhktík çku çku {kMkLkk yLÞ yÇÞkMk¢{ku {kxuLke Ve ¾qçk s ÔÞkçke hk¾ðk{kt ykðe Au. ð»kkoLíku Ãkheûkk{kt MkV¤ ÚkÞu÷k rðãkÚkeoykuLku «{kýÃkºk ykÃkðk{kt ykðu Au. ðÄw rðøkík {kxu fkì÷uusLkk r«. yuMk. yu{. Ãkxu÷ fkuBÃÞwxh MkuLxhLkku MktÃkfo fhðku.

rðãkÚkeo fkhrfËeo Mk÷kn fuLÿ

fkì÷us{kt rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu yuf y÷kÞËk fkhrfËeo Mk÷kn fuLÿLke MÚkkÃkLkk fhðk{kt ykðe Au. ykLkku «{w¾ nuíkw rðãkÚkeoykuLku yÇÞkMk¢{, yÇÞkMk-MkkrníÞLke «kró{kt MknkÞ, fkhrfËeo ytøkuLke {krníke, íku ytøkuLkwt {køkoËþoLk rðøkuhu Au. yk WÃkhktík íku{Lkk ÔÞÂõíkøkík yLku Mkk{kSf «&™ku{kt

MknkÞ, {køkoËþoLk yÃkkÞ Au. rðãkÚkeoyku rLk¾k÷MkÃkýu MktçktrÄík yæÞkÃkf MkkÚku [[ko rð[khýk fhe þfu Au.

ÔÞÂõíkíð rðfkMk fkÞo¢{

yksLkk Ëhuf ûkuºkLkk nheVELkk {knku÷{kt rðãkÚkeoyku ykí{rðïkMk, {krníke ykÃk÷u fkiþÕÞ yLku Ëhuf Míkhu yr¼ÔÞÂõíkLke þÂõík rðfMkkðu íku yrLkðkÞo Au. y{khk {kLkLkeÞ yæÞûk zkì. Mke. yu÷. Ãkxu÷Lke «uhýkÚke yk fkÞo¢{Lkku ykht¼ fhðk{kt ykÔÞku Au. økwshkík hkßÞ yLku íkuLke çknkhLkk íks¿kku yk fkÞo¢{Lkwt Mkt[k÷Lk fhu Au. su{kt ÔÞkÏÞkLkku, rLkËþoLk, ðfoþkuÃk, á~Þ-©kÔÞ WÃkfhýku Lkku WÃkÞkuøk ÚkkÞ Au.

¼kiríkf MkwrðÄkfkì÷us ºký {s÷kðk¤wt MktÃkqýo nðk WòMk MkrníkLkwt ÃkkuíkkLkwt Mðíktºk {fkLk Ähkðu Au. yk {fkLk{kt swËk swËk ûkuºkV¤ðk¤k fw÷ 45 ykuhzkyku Au. {fkLkLke [khu íkhV MkwtËh {kuxk ð]ûkku ÷e÷kuíkhe yLku Mkkhe heíku s¤ðkÞu÷ çkøke[ku Au.

ðknLk {wfðkLke ÔÞðMÚkkrðãkÚkeo ¼kE-çknuLkku {kxu y÷kÞËe ðknLkku {wfðkLke ÔÞðMÚkk Au. yk çktLku søÞkyku Ãkh Mkwhûkk økkzo îkhk Ãkwhíke Ëu¾hu¾ hk¾ðk{kt ykðu Au.

ÃkkýeLke ÔÞðMÚkkrðãkÚkeo ¼kE-çknuLkku {kxu y÷kÞËe ÃkeðkLkk ÃkeðkLke ÔÞðMÚkk Au. Þktrºkf WÃkfhýku îkhk MðåA yLku Xtzw Ãkkýe Ãkqýofk÷eLk «kó ÚkkÞ Au.

økútÚkk÷Þ yLku ðkt[Lk¾tz fkì÷us {kxu ÃkkuíkkLkwt ykøkðwt Mk{]Ø økútÚkk÷Þ Au. su{kt rðrðÄ rð»kÞkuLkk ykþhu 36,000 ÃkwMíkfkuu Au. yk WÃkhktík ðkrýßÞ yLku WãkuøkLku ÷økíkkt ykþhu 80 Mkk{rÞfku yLku Mk{Þkur[ík ykðu Au. ÃkwMíkfkuLkk Lkðk «fkþLkkuLkwt W{uhý Ãký Ëh ð»kuo [k÷w s hnu Au. rðãkÚkeoykuLkk ðkt[Lk, ÷u¾Lk íku{s Mkðo økútÚkkuLkk WÃkÞkuøk {kxu rðþk¤ ðkt[Lk¾tzLke MkwrðÄk íkÚkk Mk½¤e Mkð÷íkku MkkÚku WÃk÷çÄ Au. ðkt[Lk¾tz MkðkhLkk 11:30 Úke çkÃkkuh ÃkAe 4:00 ðkøÞk MkwÄe ¾wÕ÷ku hk¾ðk{kt ykðu Au. WÃkhktík, fkì÷usLkk rðãkÚkeoyku ÞwrLkðŠMkxe ÷kEçkúuhe (¼kEfkfk ÷kEçkúuhe)Lkku Ãký WÃkÞkuøk fhe þfu Au.

çknuLkku {kxuLkku fûkyk[kÞo©eLkk fkÞko÷ÞLke çkksw{kt s çknuLkku {kxu sYhe Mkð÷íkku MkkÚku çkuMkðkLke ÔÞðMÚkk Au. çknuLkku VwhMkËLkk Mk{Þ{kt ykLkku ÷k¼ ÷E þfu Au.

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


Ìkw{Lk rhMkkuxo zuð÷Ãk{uLx ÷uçkkuhuxhefkì÷usu íkksuíkh{kt á~Þ-©kÔÞLkk yãíkLk WÃkfhýkuðk¤e 60 çkuXfku Ähkðíke ykÄwrLkf «Þkuøkþk¤k þY fhe Au. {Õxe {erzÞk yLku yãíkLk WÃkfhýkuLke MkwrðÄk Ãký ynªÞk «kó Au.

fBÞwrLkfuþLk Mfe÷ ÷uçkkuhuxhe({krníke ykÃk-÷u fkiþÕÞLke «Þkuøkþk¤k)

rðþu»kík: ytøkúuS ¼k»kkLkwt ¿kkLk Mk{]Ø ÚkkÞ yLku íku îkhk {krníke ykÃk-÷uLkwt fkiþÕÞ rðfMku, MkwáZ çkLku íku {kxu á~Þ-©kÔÞLkk yrík ykÄwrLkf WÃkfhýkuÚke «Þkuøkþk¤k Mkßs Au.

ELxhLkux f÷çkfkì÷us{kt ELxhLkuxLke MkwrðÄk Ãký WÃk÷çÄ Au. rLkÄkorhík Ve ykÃkeLku f÷çkLkwt MkÇÞÃkË MðiÂåAf Äkuhýu Mðefkhe þfkÞ Au. ykËþo MktÏÞkçk¤Lku ykrÄLk yk MkwrðÄk WÃk÷çÄ fhðk{kt ykðu Au. Mk{økú fìBÃkMk ðkE-VkE MkwrðÄkÚke Mkßs Au.

fkì÷usLke rMkrØyku1. yk fkì÷usu Lkuf îkhk çke økúuzLkku ÃkwLk: Ëhßòu {u¤ÔÞku Au.2. Mk{økú økwshkík{kt 1975Úke {uLkus{uLx ûkuºku MLkkíkf

fûkkLkku çke.çke.yu. Lkku yÇÞkMk¢{ þY fhLkkh Mkðo «Úk{ MktMÚkk.

3. hkßÞ, hk»xÙ yLku yktíkhhk»xÙeÞ Míkhu rðãkÚkeoykuLkku h{ík-øk{ík{kt rnMMkku, [uBÃkeÞLkþeÃkLke «kró.

4. ÞwrLkðŠMkxe Ãkheûkkyku{kt nhnt{uþ ô[k yLku ©uc Ãkrhýk{ku - yLkuf Mkwðýo[tÿf rðsuíkk.

5. þiûkrýf ð»ko{kt ÞwrLkðŠMkxe Ãkheûkkyku{kt MkkiÚke ðÄw xfk ÷kððk çkË÷ MktMÚkk íkhVÚke Ëh ð»kou «kuíMkknf Mkwðýo[tÿfku yÃkkÞ Au.

6. yk fkì÷usLku økwshkík Mkhfkh íkhVÚke ð»ko 1985{kt økwshkíkLke Mkðo©uc fku{Mko fkì÷usLkku Yk. 50,000Lkku yuðkuzo «kó ÚkÞku Au.

7. yuLk.Mke.Mke.Lkk fuzuxTMkLke rh-Ãkç÷ef zu Ãkhuz {kxu LÞw rËÕne ¾kíku yðkh-Lkðkh ÃkMktËøke ÚkkÞ Au.

8. Þw.S.Mke.yu yk fkì÷usLku ðkufuþLk÷ fkuMko íkÚkk yuz ykìLk fkuMko [÷kððkLke {tsqhe ykÃke Au.

9. Ëh ð»kuo Mke.yu.Lke Ãkheûkk{kt W¥keýo ÚkLkkh rðãkÚkeoykuLke MktÏÞk{kt ð]rØ Úkíke hnu Au.

MðkMÚÞ [fkMkýeLke òuøkðkE«rík ð»ko fkì÷us îkhk {uzef÷ [uf-yÃkLkku fuBÃk hk¾ðk{kt ykðu Au. Lkðk «ðuþ Ãkk{u÷k rðãkÚkeoyku MðkMÚÞ ytøkuLke Ãkqhe {krníke {u¤ðe þfu Au íkÚkk sYhe E÷kòu fhe þfu Au. sYheÞkíkðk¤k rfMMkkyku{kt ©ef]»ý nkuMÃkex÷{kt Mkkhðkh ÷E þfu íkuðe ÔÞðMÚkk fhe ykÃkðk{kt ykðu Au.

nuÕÚk MkuLxh (Mk.Ãk. ÞwrLkðŠMkxe)yk fuBÃkMk Ãkh ÞwrLkðŠMkxe íkhVÚke nuÕÚk MkuLxhLke MÚkkÃkLkk fhðk{kt ykðe Au. Ãkqýo Mk{ÞLkk {uzef÷ ykurVMkhLke Mkuðk WÃk÷çÄ Au. rðãkÚkeoykuLku hkníkLkk Ëhu ©uc hkuøkrLkËkLk íkÚkk yki»krÄyku ykÃkðk{kt ykðu Au.

«ðuþ ÷kÞfkíkkuøkwshkík hkßÞLkk Wå[íkh {kæÞr{f rþûkýLkk Äku. 12Lkk Mkk{kLÞ «ðkn yÚkðk ÔÞðMkkÞ÷ûke (fkì{Mko økúwÃk) «ðknLke Ãkheûkk (1) ytøkúuS yLku (2) økrýík yÚkðk yktfzkþkMºk yÚkðk økrýík yLku MktÞwõík yÚkðk Lkk{kLkkt {q¤ík¥ðku yÚkðk Lkk{kLkkt {q¤ík¥ðku yLku yufkWLxLMke MktÞwõík-ðkrýßÞ yLku Mkt[k÷LkLkk rð»kÞku íkhefu yLku (3) ÚkeÞhe ÃkuÃkhku{kt 50% økwý yÚkðk MkhËkh Ãkxu÷ ÞwrLkðŠMkxeyu {kLÞ fhu÷ yuLke Mk{fûk Ãkheûkk ÃkkMk fhLkkh rðãkÚkeoLku «Úk{ ð»ko çke.fku{.Lkk ðøko{kt «ðuþ {¤e þfu. WÃkhLke ÷kÞfkík Lk ÄhkðLkkh rðãkÚkeoykuyu òu «ðuþ yhS fhe nþu íkku íku ÃkuLzªøk hnuþu yLku íku «ðuþ ytøkuLkk yk[kÞoLkku rLkýoÞ ytrík{ økýkþu.yLÞ hkßÞku{ktÚke ykðLkkh rðãkÚkeoykuLku MkhËkh Ãkxu÷ ÞwrLkðŠMkxe íkhVÚke fk{[÷kW «ðuþ Ãkkºkíkk «{kýÃkºk Lk {¤u (Ãke.E.Mke.) íÞkt MkwÄe «ðuþ fk{[÷kW («kuðeÍLk÷) hnuþu. su{Lke «ðuþÃkkºkíkk ÞwrLkðŠMkxe Lkk{tsqh fhu íkku yu{Lkku «ðuþ Ãkh fkuE yrÄfkh hnuuíkku LkÚke. íku{s ÞwrLkðŠMkxe ònuh fhu íku íkkhe¾ ÃkAeÚke «ðuþ {¤e þfþu Lkrn. fk{[÷kW «ðuþ Lkk {tsqh fhu íkku íku ytøkuLke ¼hÃkkE ÚkÞu÷e «ðuþ Ve fu yLÞ Ve Ãkhík {¤þu Lknet. «ðuþ EåAwfLku yk ytøkuLkku rLkýoÞ ÞkuøÞ rð[khýk fheLku ÷uðkLke Mk÷kn Au. Mkhfkh©eLkk ykËuþ {wsçk ÃkAkík òrík fu yLÞ òríkLke søÞkyku yLkk{ík hnuþu.

«ðuþ {kxuLke sYheÞkíkku«ðuþÃkºk fkì÷us{ktÚke «kó fhe rLkÞík Mk{Þ{kt Lke[uLkkt «{kýÃkºkku MkkÚku hsq fhðwt.1. «ðuþ ÷kÞfkík {kxuLke ÃkheûkkLkk økwýÃkºkfLke

«{krýík Íuhkuûk Lkf÷ yLku íkuLke {q¤ «ík.2. þk¤k AkuzâkLkwt {q¤ «{kýÃkºk.3. økwshkík hkßÞ rMkðkÞLke yLÞ Wå[íkh {kæÞr{f

«{kýÃkºk Ãkheûkk ÃkkMk fhLkkh {kxu MkhËkh Ãkxu÷ ÞwrLkðŠMkxeLkwt «kurðÍLk÷ yur÷Sçke÷exe MkxeorVfux.

4. ÃkAkík ¿kkríkLkk rðãkÚkeo {kxu Ve ytøku MktçktrÄík yrÄfkheLkwt «{kýÃkºk

5. rðËuþÚke ykðíkk rðãkÚkeo {kxu ÃkkMkÃkkuxo yLku ðeÍk WÃkhktík ¼khík MkhfkhLke ÃkhðkLkøke hsq fhðkLke hnuþu.

6. yLkk{ík søÞkLkku ÷k¼ ÷uðk EåALkkh rðãkÚkeoyu yu ytøkuLkwt «{kýÃkºk ykÃkðkLkwt hnuþu.


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

7. MkhËkh Ãkxu÷ ÞwrLkðŠMkxeLke çkeS fkì÷uòu{ktÚke «ðuþ {u¤ððk rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu xÙkLMkVh MkxeorVfux.

8. økwshkík hkßÞLke Äku. 12Lke Mkk{kLÞ «ðknLke Ãkheûkk ÃkkMk fÞko ÃkAeÚke «Úk{ðkh fkì÷us{kt «ðuþ {u¤ðLkkh rðãkÚkeoyu MkhËkh Ãkxu÷ ÞwrLkðŠMkxeLkwt “yuLkhku÷{uLx MkxeorVfux” {u¤ððwt VhSÞkík Au.

9. 35 x 35 Lkk íkksuíkhLkk Vkuxkuøkúk^Mk Lktøk 4 f÷h VkuxkuøkúkVMk ykÃkðkLkk hnuþu.

«ðuþ ð»kuo çke.fku{{kt «ðuþ {u¤ðLkkh rðãkÚkeoykuLke AuÕ÷e ÃkheûkkLkkt yMk÷ økwýÃkºkf fkÞko÷Þ{kt hk¾ðk{kt ykðþu yLku ÞkuøÞ Mk{Þu Ãkhík fhðk{kt ykðþu. Mk{Þ{ÞkoËk Ãkqðou yk ytøkuLke {ktøkýe fhe þfþu Lknet.Ãkqhe rðøkíkku Mkw½z yûkhku{kt ¼heLku «ðuþ yhS MkkÚku sYhe «{kýÃkºkku fkì÷us{kt YçkY hsq fhðkt.sYhe [fkMkýe ÃkAe «ðuþÃkkºk økýkÞu÷ rðãkÚkeoyu fkì÷usLke Ãkqhe Ve yLku yLkk{ík hf{ íkhík ¼hðkLke hnuþu. yLÞÚkk «ðuþ n¬ hnuþu Lknª.ÃkuLzªøk Vku{oðk¤k rðãkÚkeoyku Ãkife su{Lkku «ðuþ {tsqh ÚkÞku nþu íku{Lku ÃkºkÚke yÚkðk VkuLkÚke òý fhðk{kt ykðþu.

ÞwrLkðŠMkxe yLku fkì÷usLke ÃkheûkkykuÞwrLkðŠMkxeLke Ãkheûkkyku Mkk{kLÞík: ð»ko{kt çku Mku{uuMxh ÷uðkÞ Au. fkì÷us{kt ð»ko ËhBÞkLk xuMx, õðeÍ WÃkhktík Ëhuf Mku{uMxh{kt yuf yktíkrhf {qÕÞktfLk fMkkuxe ÷uðkÞ Au. yk Ãkheûkkyku ÞwrLkðŠMkxe ÃkheûkkLkku s ¼køk Au. 40 økwý yktíkrhf {qÕÞktfLk fMkkuxe {kxuLkk hnuþu. suÚke ÞwrLkðŠMkxe Ãkheûkk{kt «&™Ãkºkku 60 økwýLkkt hnuþu. Ëhuf rðãkÚkeoyu yktíkrhf {qÕÞktfLk Ãkheûkk{kt ÞwrLkðŠMkxeLkk rLkÞ{kLkwMkkh LÞqLkík{ økwý {u¤ððkLkk hnuþu. ÞwrLkðŠMkxeyu Lk¬e fhu÷kt yktíkrhf {qÕÞktfLkLkk yÃkurûkík Äkuhý(økwý) MkwÄeLkwt Ãkrhýk{ ÷kðe Lk þfLkkh rðãkÚkeoLku ÞwrLkðŠMkxe Ãkheûkk{kt çkuMkðk ËuðkLke ÃkhðkLkøke ykÃkðk{kt ykðíke LkÚke íkuLke ¾kMk LkkUÄ ÷uðe. ðk÷e r{ºkkuLku ÃkkuíkkLkk MktíkkLkkuLku yÇÞkMk{kt Ãkwhíke rLkÞr{íkíkk yLku fk¤S hk¾ðk yLkwhkuÄ fhðk{kt ykðu Au.

rþûkýLke fkÞo ÃkØríkÞwrLkðŠMkxeyu Lk¬e fÞko {wsçkLkk ÔÞkÏÞkLkku WÃkhktík sYheÞkík {wsçkLkk ðÄkhkLkk íkkMk íku{s ðøkofkÞo yLku MðkæÞkÞ ÃkØríkLkku WÃkÞkuøk fhðk{kt ykðu Au. yk WÃkhktík yãíkLk WÃkfhýku îkhk Ãký rþûký yÃkkÞ Au.

yÇÞkMkLkwt {kæÞ{økwshkíke yLku ytøkúuS çktLku {kæÞ{{kt yÇÞkMkLke Mkøkðz Au. ytøkúuS {kæÞ{ ÃkMktË fhLkkh rðãkÚkeoyu Ãkrhûkk{kt Ãký yu s {kæÞ{ MðetfkhðkLkwt nkuÞ Au.

ÄtÄkfeÞ ûkuºkLke íkk÷e{rðãkÚkeoykuLku «íÞûk yLku ÔÞðnkÁ ¿kkLk íkÚkk íkk÷e{ {¤e þfu íku {kxu ykiãkurøkf yuf{kuLke {w÷kfkíkku MktòuøkkuLke {ÞkoËk{kt hneLku Þkusðk{kt ykðu Au.

ykŠÚkf MknkÞLkçk¤e ykŠÚkf ÃkrhÂMÚkrík Ähkðíkk rðãkÚkeoykuLku rðrðÄ «fkhLke rþ»Þð]r¥k îkhk MknkÞ ykÃkðk{kt ykðu Au. yk ytøku fkì÷us fkÞko÷ÞLkku MktÃkfo fhðku.

ÃkwMíkf MknkÞrðãkÚkeoykuLku fkì÷usLkk økútÚkk÷Þ{ktÚke hezh xefex Ãkh íkÚkk Þw.S.Mke. MknkÞ nuX¤ íku{s ykuAe ykðf Ähkðíkk rðãkÚkeoykuLku ÃkwMíkfkuLke MknkÞ ykÃkðk{kt ykðu Au.

yku¤¾ÃkºkLkðk «ðuþ Ãkk{íkk rðãkÚkeoykuyu økútÚkk÷Þ{ktÚke ÃkkuíkkLkwt yku¤¾Ãkºk MkºkLke þYykík{kt {u¤ðe ÷uðkLkwt VhSÞkík Au. yku¤¾Ãkºk {kxu ÃkkMkÃkkuxo MkkEÍLkk çku Vkuxk ykÃkðkLkk hnuþu. yku¤¾Ãkºk fkì÷us{kt yLku Ãkheûkk ËhBÞkLk ÃkkuíkkLke MkkÚku hk¾ðwt VhSÞkík Au.

ðknLk ÔÞðnkhLke MkøkðzkuykýtË yLku ðÕ÷¼rðãkLkøkh ðå[u rLkÞr{ík yuMk.xe.Lke çkMkku íku{s ykýtË ðexfkuMkLke Mkexe çkMkkuLke Mkøkðzku Au. ykswçkkswLkk ÷øk¼øk çkÄkt s økk{ku MkkÚku ðÕ÷¼rðãkLkøkh yuMk.xe.Lke Mkøkðzku MkkÚku Mktf¤kÞu÷ Au. fux÷ktf MÚk¤kuyuÚke huÕðu îkhk Ãký ykð-ò fhe þfkÞ Au. WÃkhktík ykýtË yLku rðãkLkøkh ðå[u heûkk yLku xuûkeLke Mkøkðzku {¤e hnu Au.

Akºkk÷Þ {kxuLke MkwrðÄkyku[kÁíkh rðãk{tz¤ Mkt[kr÷ík çkÄe s fkì÷uòuLku ÃkkuíkkLkwt Akºkk÷Þ Au. yk fkì÷usLku ¼kEyku {kxu ÷eçkxeo Akºkk÷Þ Vk¤ðu÷ Au. çknuLkku {kxu (hkýf) Mke.su. Ãkxu÷ ÷uxeÍ nkuMxu÷Lke ÔÞðMÚkk Au. ynªÞk hnuðk WÃkhktík s{ðkLke Ãký ÔÞðMÚkk Au. MktÃkqýo MkwrðÄk, rþMíkLkku ykøkún yLku Mk÷k{íkeLke [wMík ÔÞðMÚkkLku ÷eÄu çktLku Akºkk÷Þ{kt ÃkkuíkkLkku «ðuþ {u¤ðe ÷uðkLkku hnu Au.[kÁíkh rðãk{tz¤Lke Lkerík yLku rLkÞ{ku yLkwMkkh yøkkWÚke òý fÞko rðLkk nkuMxu÷ [kŠsMk{kt øk{u íÞkhu VuhVkh fhðkLkku yrÄfkh rðãk{tz¤Lku Au. yufðkh ¼hÃkkE ÚkÞu÷ Ve yLku [kŠsMk fkuEÃký Mktòuøkku{kt Ãkhík ykÃkðk{kt ykðþu Lknª.

rðãkÚkeo rðfkMkLke «ð]r¥kykurðãkÚkeoykuLkk ÔÞÂõíkíðLkk rðfkMk {kxu ykð~Þf yuðe yLkuf þiûkrýf yLku yÇÞkMku¥kh «ð]r¥kyku fku÷ìs Þkusu Au. yuLk.Mke.Mke., yuLk.yuMk.yuMk. h{íkøk{íkku, MkknMk, ÃkÞoxLk, {uËkLke «ð]r¥kyku ðøkuhu suðe þkherhf rðfkMk

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


{kxuLke «ð]r¥kyku WÃkhktík, ÷r÷íkf¤k MkkÚku MktçktrÄík rðrðÄ «ð]r¥kyku, “¿kkLkÄkhk” nuX¤ rðîkLkkuLkk ÔÞkÏÞkLkku, Mku{eLkkh, ðõík]¥ð yLku [[ko Mk¼k, Mk{wn [[ko ðøkuhu MktçktÄe fkÞo¢{ku, þiûkrýf «ðkMk íkÚkk Mkwrð[kh ÷u¾Lk ðøkuhu yLkuf «ð]r¥kykuLkwt ykÞkusLk ÚkkÞ Au. Wå[ yÇÞkMk {kxu y™u Lkkufhe ytøku þõÞ íkux÷wt {køkoËþoLk Ãký ykÃkðk{kt ykðu Au. fuBÃkMk ELxhÔÞw Ãký ynª økkuXððk{kt ykðu Au.

yuLk.Mke.Mke. y™u yuLk.yuMk.yuMk.«Úk{ ð»ko{kt «ðuþ ÷uíkk rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu h{íkøk{ík, yuLk.Mke.Mke., fu yuLk.yuMk.yuMk.Lke «ð]r¥kyku{ktÚke ykuAk{kt ykuAwt yuf{kt òuzkðwt VhrsÞkík Au. yuLk.Mke.Mke.{kt òuzkELku rðãkÚkeo rþMík, MktÞ{ y™u ÷~fhe íkk÷e{Lkwt «kÚkr{f ¿kkLk {u¤ðe þfu Au. yk fkì÷usLkk yuLk.Mke.Mke.Lkk fuzuxTMk hkßÞ y™u hk»xÙ fûkkyu ¼køk ÷uðk Mkûk{ çkLku Au. yuLk.yuMk.yuMk.Lkwt Mðíktºk yuf{ Au. Ëuþ-Mk{ks MkuðkLke ¼kðLkkðk¤k rðãkÚkeoyku yk{kt òuzkELku h[Lkkí{f fkÞkuo, Mkuðk ykÃke þfu Au. çktLku «ð]r¥kyku{kt ðufuþLk ËhBÞkLk fuBÃkLkwt ykÞkusLk ÚkkÞ Au.

fku[ªøk ðøkkuofku÷us{kt Ëhuf Míkhu (yuV.ðkÞ. Úke xe.ðkÞ MkwÄe) Ëhuf rð»kÞ{kt fku[ªøk ðøkkuo [÷kðkÞ Au. rðãkÚkeoykuLku sYhe MktÏÞk Úkíkkt su íku rð»kÞLkk ykæÞkÃkf LkSðe Ve ÷ELku ykðk ðøkkuo [÷kðu Au. [k÷w ð»kuoÚke ÞwSMke íkhVÚke {¤u÷ yLkwËkLk{ktÚke rLk:þwÕf fku[ªøk ðøkkuo [÷kðkþu.

fkì÷usLkku Mk{Þfkì÷usLkwt þiûkrýf fkÞo 10:30 Úke 5:00 MkwÄeLkwt Au. fkì÷us fkÞko÷ÞLkku Mk{Þ 10:45 Úke 5:00 MkwÄeLkku Au. «uðþ VeLke hf{ MðefkhðkLkku Mk{Þ Mkku{ðkhÚke þw¢ðkh 11:30 Úke 2:30 þrLkðkhu 11:30 Úke 1:30 MkwÄeLkku hnuþu.

«kÚkoLkkfkì÷us{kt þiûkrýf fkÞoLkku ykht¼ Ëhhkus MkhMðíke ðtËLkk-«kÚkoLkkÚke þY ÚkkÞ Au. Ëhuf rðãkÚkeo ¼kE-çknuLkkuyu çke.su.ðe.yu{. ÃkrhðkhLkk MkÇÞku MkkÚku ðøko¾tz{kt fu ßÞkt nkuÞ íÞkt W¼k hneLku «kÚkoLkkLku {kLk ykÃkðwt.fkì÷us íkÚkk nkuMxu÷ [kso

fkì÷us fkÞko÷ÞLkk Mk{Þ Ëhr{ÞkLk fkì÷us íkÚkk nkuMxu÷ [kso ¼he þfkþu. [uf fu zÙk^x Mðefkhkþu Lknª. «ðuþ Ãkk{u÷k rðãkÚkeoykuyu çkÄk s ÃkkMkkykuLkku rð[kh fheLku ytrík{ «uðþ rLkýoÞ ÷ELku Ve ¼hðe. ¼hu÷e Ve fkuEÃký

Mktòuøkku{kt Ãkhík {¤þu Lkrn íkuLke ðk÷e/rðãkÚkeoykuyu ¾kMk LkkUÄ ÷uðe. Ve Ãkhík ytøkuLke fkuEÃký «fkhLke {ktøkýe / rðLktíke Mðefhkðk{kt ykðþu Lknª.¾kuxk «ðuþ ytøku

fkuEÃký Míkhu fkuEÃký rðãkÚkeo yÚkðk íkuLkk ðk÷e îkhk fkì÷usLkk «ðíko{kLk rLkÞ{ku rðÁØLke ¾kuxe {krníke hsq fheLku «ðuþ {u¤ðþu íkku íkuLkku «ðuþ íkwhík hË Úkþu y™u íku Úkfe WÆ¼ðíke Mk½¤e sðkçkËkhe íku rðãkÚkeoLke íku{s íkuLkk ðk÷eLke hnuþu.fuBÃkMkLke rðrþüíkk

ðÕ÷¼ rðãkLkøkh økúeLk Mkexe íkhefu yku¤¾kÞ Au. ÃkqßÞ ¼kEfkfk yu ½ýe {nuLkík fhe yk rðãkLkøkhLku ð]ûkkuLke þku¼kÚke hr¤Þk{ýwt fhe ËeÄwt Au. rðrðÄ rðãkþk¤kykuLkk Mk{LðÞðk¤k rðãkÄk{{kt çkÄk s yæÞkÃkfku MÚkkrLkf ðMkðkx fhu Au. suÚke rðãkÚkeoyku MkkÚkuLkku þiûkrýf MktçktÄ ðÄw LkSfLkku çkLku Au. fuBÃkMk{kt rðrðÄ Mkð÷íkku - h{íkku, yuÚk÷urxõMk {kxu rðþk¤ {uËkLk, Mðe{ªøk Ãkw÷, çkuzr{LxLk nkì÷, fkuBÃÞwxh xÙu®Lkøk íku{s ðuÄþk¾kLke Mkð÷ík Au. rMkfkxo - MkkurVMxefuxuz ELMx›{uLxuþLk MkuLxh Vkuh yuÃ÷kEz rhMk[o yuLz xuMxªøk Lkk{Lke yuf hk»xÙeÞ fûkkLke yãíkLk MktþkuÄLk MktMÚkk Ãký yk fuBÃkMk Ãkh W¼e fhkE Au.ykŠÚkf MknkÞ

ykuAe ykðf Ähkðíkkt, Ãkkºk rðãkÚkeoykuLkk fkì÷us yÇÞkMk MktçktÄe ¾[o {kxu Mkhfkh, Þw.S.Mke. y™u [kÁíkh rðãk{tz¤ îkhk ykŠÚkf {ËË MknkÞ, Mfku÷hþeÃk fu ÷kuLk YÃku ykÃkkÞ Au. Ãkkºk rðãkÚkeoykuLku yk WÃkhktík yk¾k ð»ko {kxu ÃkkXâ ÃkwMíkfku çkwf çkUf{ktÚke yÃkkÞ Au. su íku ÞkusLkk ytøkuLke {krníke fkì÷us ykuVeMk{ktÚke {¤e þfþu. fkì÷usLkk Mkt[k÷Lk ytøkuLkk rLkÞ{ku íku{s Mk{Þ¢{kLkwMkkh ykðíkk VuhVkhku rðãkÚkeoykuLku çktÄLkfíkko hnuþu.


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

B.B.A. PROGRAMME

As a part of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations, a unique three year graduate level course was launched leading to the award of BBA degree. It is a distinct programme in Management Studies aiming at offering students the vast opportunities to get employment as executives at junior or middle levels of management in business and industrial concerns. It prepares students to develop skills to identify, analyze and solve managerial problems effectively. The committed faculty inspires the BBA pursuant to produce their best of performance, withstand and adapt to changes, take up challenges and translate their dreams into realities.

We shall be admitting 38th batch of BBA aspirants this year. Those who have graduated to had either gone for higher studies or had been better placed employment wise. In this globally accepted programme, during their tenure of three years, the students are trained to be enterprising, innovative, enthusiastic and initiative taking to march ahead against all odds.

With passing away of economically gloomy period, number of career options and jobs will mushroom in a short span of time. As we believe in discipline, dedication and determination, students who get BBA degree from here stand a greater chance of being suitably placed.

The Programme offers following Electives:• AdvancedMarketingManagement

• AdvancedFinancialManagement

• AdvancedHumanResourceManagement

• ExportManagement

THE INDUSTRIAL VISIT PERSPECTIVE AT BJVMIndustrial visit is a part of the BBA Programme, during which students visit companies and get insight of on the internal working environment of the company.

The industrial visit also provides an insight on how companies work and also useful information related to the practical aspects of the course which cannot be visualized in lectures.

Industrial visit considered as one of the most tactical methods of teaching. The main reason behind this - it lets students to know things practically through interaction, working methods and employment practices. Moreover, it gives exposure from academic point of view.

ADMISSION DETAILS

Seats/StrengthThere are 60 seats of which some seats are reserved as per Government resolutions and Sardar Patel University rules.

University Criteria:Higher Secondary Examination (12th Std. in any stream) with English is Compulsory as a one of the subject.

College Criteria:1. The candidate should be eligible for admission as per

Sardar Patel University Criterion.

2. The candidate should have passed the qualifying examination without compartments, with at least 50%, Marks.

3. Those students who passed their qualifying examination in March 2015 will only be considered. However, the cases of foreign students passing their qualifying examination before March 2015 will be considered on their respective merit.

4. Selection Process:All Applicants including candidates falling in reserved categories shall have to pass through the selection process.

As per Govt. rule necessary seats are reserved for reserve categories students.

The final admission list will be prepared on the merit basis of the HSCE or its equivalent examination & Personal Interview.

5. Admission Formalities:• List of the candidates selected for admission,

will be displayed on the college notice board & website:www.bjvm.ac.in.

• Candidates qualifying for admission will, have to paythe full fees by the date specified. Candidates failing to pay their fees will lose their right of admission and such seats will be allotted to the other candidates on the waiting list.

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


• Onceadmitted,thestudentwillhavetoattendtheclassesregularly. Non-attendance will lead to the cancellation of the admission.

• Fees and other charges once paid are not refundable except the Caution Money Deposit.

• Candidates admitted (who have passed their HigherSecondary Certificate Examination from Gujarat Higher Secondary Examination Board) will have to obtain the necessary Enrolment Certificate from Sardar Patel University in due course through the college.

• Candidates other than mentioned above will have toproduce Provisional Eligibility Certificate (PEC) from Sardar Patel University at the time of submitting the application form and Final Eligibility Certificate within a month after admission.

• Candidates selected for admission to the programmewillhave to submit the original mark sheet of HSCE or its equivalent examination with a certified copy and School Leaving Certificate.

• All admissions are subject to the confirmation by theSardar Patel University. The students admitted to the

course will have to abide by the rules and regulations laid down by the college and the university relating to attendance, class-work, assignments, test performance and such other things, failing which they will not be allowed to appear at the university examination.

PEDAGOGY-TEACHING METHODOLOGYIn view of large classes, it is difficult to completely break free from the lecture method of teaching & the traditional system of evaluation. However, the faculty experiments & innovates from time to time.

Group work, discussions, simulations, case studies & assignments are used in the class from time to time. With a view to supplementing formal learning in the class, industrial visits, project work, workshops, interaction with experts from various areas & guided journal writing are systematically planned by the college. Wherever possible, these activities are made integral to evaluation.

The college consciously strives to make intellectual & cultural activities of the college an aid to acquisition of knowledge, development of personality, awareness building& a positive enjoyment of life.

(A) Details of Fees:

Sr. No.Particulars Amount Rs.Per Year :

1. Tuition Fee 1200/-

2. Gymkhana Fee 200/-

3. Library Fee 40/-

4. Internal Examinations Fee 80/-

5. Identity Card 20/-

6. Students Aid Fund 10/-

7. Enrollment Fee (University) 50/-

8. Infrastructure & Other Charges 650/-

9. Caution Money Deposit 500/-

10 Value Added Charges 1000/-

Total 3750/-

(B) Hostel Fees *(Per Year):

Boys Hostel: (Liberty Hostel)

Rs. 12,000 + Rs. 1,000 = Rs. 13,000

Girls Hostel:

Thereare twohostels for girl students. •Ranak2-A-BHostel:Rs. 12,000 + Rs. 1,000 = Rs. 13,000 Girls’ hostel have own mess facilities with nutritious food in a hygienic condition and is obligatory.

Fees once paid will not be refunded. Any legal dispute will be subject to Anand Juridiction.

All Fees and Charges are subject to change and revision as per the policy of C.V.M. and are Non-refundable.

Girl students are exempted from Tuition Fees Rs. 1200/- by Govt. of Gujarat so, the total fees for Girls are Rs. 2550/-

Annual Fee Structure (F.Y. B.B.A I & II Sem.)


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

Courses of Study 2016-17F.Y. B.B.A. (CBCS)

Course FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

Foundation Courses Course Title Course Title

Genetic Foundation (Any one)

Communication skills for Management - 1 Communication skills for Management - II

Communication Skills - 1 Communication Skills - II

Elective Foundation (Any one) Environmental Studies

Climate Change and Sustainable Development

Rural Development History and Current Issues Human Rights

Core Courses

(A) Core Compulsory (Any three)

Principles of Management Practices of Management

Management of MSMEs Management for Innovation

Company Management - 1 Company Management - II

Office Management and Commercial PracticesCorporate Social Responsibility and Ethical Practices

(B) Core Allied (Any three)

Accounting for Management Corporate Accounting - 1

Micro Economi cs Macro Economics

Business Mathematics - 1 Business Mathematics - II

Fundamentals of Banking & InsuranceFundamentals of Strategic Planning and Development

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


For B.COM / B.B.A.

PATTERN OF EXAMINATIONThe examination system consists of both internal and external-evaluation on 40 + 60 basis respectively.

The internal segment includes unit test of 40 marks each throughout the year. The university examination comprises of 60 marks. This pattern is subject to changes as and when required, keeping in view quality & control aspects of the examination system.

As a part of continuous evaluation system, several other academic exercises such as tutorials, assignments, case-studies, presentations, group discussion, etc. are conducted which has profound impact on the unit test performance of the students.

The minimum passing marks at the internal test is 16, at the external examination 24, and overall 40.

THE PRAYERThe day begins with a prayer at BJVM. Every member of BJVM has to pay due respect by standing wherever is he or she when the prayer is performed.

COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIONCollege Timings: 11 -00 a.m. to 5-00 p.m. on week days.

Payment of Fees:1. The fees and charges should be paid in cash only.2. All amounts should be paid in Account Section

of the college office and proper receipt should be obtained and preserved. The Account Section works from 11- 30 a.m. to 2-30 p.m. on week days and from 11-30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. on Saturday.

CODE OF CONDUCT-DISCIPLINEBJVM is synonymous with DISCIPLINE. Freedom tempered with discipline gives you, the student, a sense of purposes dignity.

• There are certain rules here as they are in anyinstitution. Some of them will yet be framed. Accept them with a smile! They are common interest.

• Form the habit of being in class-always. Once in awhile when you are not, don’t stand or loiter near any class. Those in the class won’t like it!

• While you have a free period, the places you are welcome to are the library, the reading room, the Sports Room & the Ladies’ Room (forgirls only).

• The students have to park their vehicles in parking areas only.

• Whatever name you give it, ragging is savage behaviour. We assure you it is the surest way to say goodbye to the college.

• Your identity as a BJVM-ITE should be your pleasure. Show your identity card whenever you are asked to. When you are found without it, you are welcome to contribute an amount to Poor Students’ Fund!

• Punishing any student is not our pleasure. It is a painful duty. Despite the pain associated with it, when you err in any way - not very carefully- the college will not hesitate to be very strict. Expulsion from the college is not ruled out.

The provisions, rules and regulations mentioned in this prospectus with regard to curriculum, evaluation, attendance, hostel accommodation and placement shall be subject to revisions, modifications and changes as may be made by the government, Charutar Vidya Mandal, the college, and the university from time to time.

Note: During the year 2015-16 Student’s Council will be formed by the Principal and selection committee of faculty members on the merit basis.Regular attendance in the lectures, tutorials & other training programmes during the year is compulsory as stipulated by the University / College. Those who fall short of the stipulated attendance will lose their term and consequently will not be allowed to appear at the University Examination. The college considers attendance of students in the class for internal purposes.

FREESHIP AND SCHOLARSHIPThe need-based and deserving students can take benefit of various scholarships like S.C., ST., Baxi Punch, N.T./ONT, E.B.C., C.V.M:, Poor Boys Aid Fund, Handicapped, Bhaikaka Foundation, National


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

Merit, late Durgaben Scholarship etc. The students are requested to follow the required procedure as and when notified.

COMPUTER ACQUAINTANCE AND TRAININGThe Need for computer literacy can hardly be over emphasised. It is an integral part of higher education. It’s a boon to modern business and industry. Looking to this, it’s imperative for the BBA students to pursue computer education throughout their stay for three years.

The Prin. S. M. Patel Computer Centre also offers following diploma and certificate courses.

Diploma Courses:1. Diploma in Computer Application (DCA): one

year part time course.2. Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application

(PGDCA): one year part time course approved by S. P. University.

CAREER PLANNING & STUDENTS’ COUNSELING CELLThe college has Students’ Counseling Cell for all the three years. The purpose is to help and guide students in such matter as studies, study material, career advancement and planning, job hunting, preparing for various competitive examinations and sorting out personal and social problems. Students could freely talk to and have a dialogue with the designated counselor concerned.

PLACEMENT CELL (UDISHA)Universal Development of Integrated employability Skills through Higher education Agencies-Youth, that exciting decade between the ages of 16 and 26, is filled with dreams for a better life through education, job opportunities and relationships. It is the transition from being seen as young by community elders to being acknowledged as an adult. It is a time filled with personal and professional challenges requiring skills that are sharpened each day through a desire to succeed.

To increase the employability rate of the graduates in Gujarat, Udisha is to bridge the gap between job seekers and the job providers. On one hand, there is a dearth of good employees in various job sectors- hospitality, banking, teaching etc. And on the other hand, the need of the employers are increasing in various sectors of industry. Udisha is expected to bridge this gap and increase the rate of employability in the nearfuture.

PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMEIn today’s competitive world, it has been observed that many people though having talents and capabilities do not come up in life. This programme aims to develop self confidence, communication skill and ability to express oneself at all levels.

INFRASTRUCTURE AND RESOURCESThe college has its own spacious, three storeyed, well ventilated and independent building which has 45 rooms of different sizes. It is beautifully surrounded by lush green garden & tall trees.It possesses separate parking place for the vehicles of both boys and girls. It has also cool and pure drinking water facility.

GREEN AND CLEAN CAMPUSThe college is having a lush green campus with a large garden. It has a number and variety of trees within and surrounding the college. The campus is always kept clean. Due care is taken to protect the environment.

LIBRARY AND READING ROOMIt is indeed a matter of great interest that college has a rich and resourceful library with around 30,000 books, and numerous journals and magazines on trade, commerce and industry of national and international repute. The students can utilize a separate reading room for enriching their studies. Reference books and paper sets are available in the reading room.

SPORTS AND RECREATIONSports and physical fitness, indeed, occupy a place of prominence amongst the co-curricular activities in the college, for the important role that they play not only in character formation but also in instilling positive values among students.Our keen sports enthusiasts regularly get many opportunities to showcase their talents in a wide variety of sporting events. The laurels and accolades won in these competitions testify that continuing excellence and team spirit are indeed the watchwords for our sportspersons.

HEALTHCAREFor the new entrants, the college organises, on compulsory basis, the medical check-up camp soon after the admissions are over.. Those having ailments may visit Krishna Hospital, Karamsad. For general illness, students can contact University Health Centre where medicine is given free of charge. The centre is situated behind BJVM.

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


THEHRDLABThe Human Resource Development Laboratory is air-conditioned and fully equipped with modern gadgets like LCD, TV, VCR, VCP, OHP, micro phone systems, computers, multimedia, internet and audio-visual aids to facilitate effective teaching, learning and development of students.

THE COMMUNICATION SKILLS LABThis laboratory is equipped with all the necessary audio visual equipment to strengthen communication skills of the students, especially in English.

INTERNET CLUBInternet facility is made available on voluntary membership on the payment of membership fee as prescribed by CVM. Wi-Fi facility is available in the Campus.

GIRLS’ROOMThe college has an independent girls’ room with necessary facilities. Girls can avail of it in the event of being free.

SEMINAR HALLState and National seminars, conferences, workshops, symposiums are organized in well equipped seminar hall. Management lecture series, behavioural science workshops, Entrepreneurship awareness programmes are regularly organized throughout the year.

EXTRA CURRICULAR AND CO-CURICULAR ACTIVITIESThe college organizes on extensive scale, varied activities that support personality development

and character building. Such activities include participation of students in debate, elocution, essay writing, various sports, N.C.C., N.S.S, cultural and community services. Those who join afresh are requested to pinpoint their interest in any activity and motivate themselves to actively participate.

TOURS & EXCURSIONSWe live in an enchanting world-full of beauty, charm and adventure. Travel provides us with immeasurable opportunities to enhance, enrich and expand our lives. The magical moments spent travelling surely has an everlasting impact on us. Each journey that we undertake is a learning experience. As we encounter, a myriad of cultures and form friendships, we stretch our limits beyond the known boundaries to the unknown. Tours and excursions form an essential part of our curriculum, for we firmly agree with St. Augustine’s view, “The world is a book, and those who do not travel, read only a page.”

THE CVM HOSTELS1. Charutar Vidya Mandal has hostels both for

boys and girls.

2. The boys are given accommodation in Liberty Hostel at a five minutes distance from the college.

3. For girls, this facility is available at C. J. Patel Ladies Hostel (Ranak Hostel) complex near Shastri Maidan.

4. Due to increasing rush of occupants, the students interested in hostel facilities are requested to book their room promptly.

NCCThe National Cadet Corps (NCC) came into existance on 16th July 1948 under an Act of Parliament. Its motto ‘Unity and

Discipline’ has guided the NCC in its long-standing effort to mould young volunteers into disciplined and responsible citizens

of India. Over the years, in response to the evolving environment, the NCC’s initial military orientation was augmented by

including aspects of social service and adventure training. NCC is the largest uniformed and dynamic Youth Organisation of

the country based on Unity and Discipline.

NSSNational Service Scheme, under the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports Govt. of India, popularly known as NSS was launched

in Gandhiji’s Birth Centenary Year 1969. The college is organising National Integration Camp, Blood Donation, Tree Plantation,

Immunisation, Shramdaan, Disaster Management, Campus Cleaning, Adventure Programmes under two units.


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

The Master of Commerce (M.Com)Programme

M.Com. (Regular):BJVM college has launched a Two Year full-time Master of

Commerce (M.Com.) programme under Choice Based Credit

System from June 2013, approved by SardarPatel University.

Under the programme, students undergo learning and training

in 20 papers with specialization in Advanced Accounting and

Human Resource Management. The programme is divided

into four semesters. There are 5 papers in each semester with

5 credit points for each subject.

Intake:70 seats are available for the course.

Eligibility:Candidate seeking admission to M.Com. must have passed a Bachelor’s Degree Examination in B.Com. / BBAfrom any recognized university.

Evaluation of Course:30% Internal marks and 70% External marks in all subjects.

Courses of Study 2016-17Course FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

Core Courses 1. Business Management 1 . Entrepreneurship Development

2. Business Environment 2. Strategic Management

3. Accounting for Managerial Decisions 3. Management Accounting

Soft Skill / Self Study(Any One)

1. Leadership skill 1. Computer Application to Business-l

2. E-Commerce 2. Knowledge Management

Elective Courses(Any One)

1 . Management Control System 1 . Direct - Tax Planning

2. Rural Marketing 2. Service Marketing

3. Organizational Behavior 3. Human Resource Development

4. Rural Electronic Banking 4. Accounting for Banks

Annual Fee StructureParticulars Amount Rs.

1 . Tuition Fee 15.000/-

2. Gymkhana Fee 200/-

3. Library Fee 200/-

4. Internal Test Fee 200/-

5. Identity Card 50/-

6. Registration Fee 500/-

7. Infrastructure & Other Charges 500/-

8. Caution Money Deposit 500/-

9. University Development Fund 500/-

Total 17.650/-

Admission in M.Com. Programme will be given on First Come First Serve basis.Fees once paid will not be refunded.

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA)

BJVM is offering the Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA) affiliated to Sardar Patel University on Self-financed basis from the academic year 2008-09.

Computer Science and Technology has been accelerating fast towards advancement and many new innovations are being made to achieve efficiency and improve cost-effectieness by exploiting technical human resources. It has become absolutely essential to be abreast with rapidly growing technological advancements in the application of Information Technology. This Course has been making an earnest Endeavour to promote this culture and to disseminate knowledge amongst Govt. Departments, Boards, Corporations, Technical Institutions and General Public. Besides, IT industry is in dire need of professionally qualified and technically trained

manpower. It is helping entrepreneurs and young students to adapt to this field by choosing it as their career prospective.

Intake:

60 seats are available for the course.

Eligibility:

Candidate seeking admission to PGDCA must have passed a Bachelor’s Degree Examination (under 10+2+3 pattern) of the Sardar Patel University or any other recognized university.

Evaluation of Course:

30% Internal marks and 70% External marks in all subjects.

Courses of Study 2016-17FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

101 -PC Software 201 - Operating System102 - C and Data Structure 202 - Database Management System103 - Logical Organization of Computer 203 - Object Technology104 - Network Fundamentals 204 - Visual Programming105 - System Analysis and Design 205 - Internet and Web Designing106 - Practical based on 101 to 105 206 - Practical based on 201 to 205

Note: Each semester is allotted one practical course to test the student’s skills based on the theoretical courses taught in the semester. In addition, each theoretical course in any semester may include project, lab-work. Each course is having tutorials, assignments, quizes, projects and case studies, wherever applicable.

Annual Fee StructureParticulars Amount Rs.1. Tuition Fee 15,000/-2. Gymkhana Fee 200/-3. Library Fee 200/-4. Internal Test Fee 200/-5. Identity Card 50/-6. Registration Fee 500/-7. Infrastructure & Other Charges 500/-8. Caution Money Deposit 500/-9. University Development Fund 500/-Total 17.650/-

Fees once paid will not be refunded.

In case of discontinuation of studies or joining other institution, the full fees will be compulsory taken from the student and it shall not refundable.

Admission in PGDCA Course will be given on First Come First Serve basis.


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

Add-on CoursesBJVM has introduced UGC sponsored Add-on courses Diploma in E-Commerce and Diploma in Communicative English, from academic year 2013-14, approved by SardarPatel University.

The objective of this is to introduce career and market-oriented, skill enhancing Add-on courses that have utility for job, self-employment and empowerment of the students.

Under these courses, students undergo learning and training in 20 papers. The courses are divided into two semesters. There are 5 papers in each semester with 4 credit points for each subject.

Intake:30 seats are available for each course.

Eligibility:A candidate must have passed HSCE (10+2) from any stream.

Evaluation of Course:40% Internal Marks and 60% External Marks in all subjects.

Fees :Rs. 4000 per year for each course.

(A) Diploma in E-Commerce :The future of E-Commerce seems to be very bright for India. This course is designed to equip students with the ability to develop a range of skills and knowledge necessary to meet demands of the rapidly evolving E-Commerce and E-Business world and to enhance career opportunities specifically in the area of on-line marketing and media management.


1. The Internet & Communication & Network 1. E-Commerce Management & E-Commerce System Design

2. E-Commerce Technology 2. Electronic Payment System & E-Commerce Security

3. Web-based Information Architecture 3. E-Commerce Law & Regulation

4. Practical based on Subject - 02 4. Project Work

5. Practical based on Subject - 03 5. Practical based on Subject - 01

(B) Diploma in Communicative English :In today’s world, we all have realised the importance of English as Global Language and for basic skills-writing, reading, speaking and listening of it for successful career. This course aims to provide a platform to all the students for grooming their basic skills of English Language.


1. Language through Literature - 1 1. Language through Literature - II

2. English for Specific purpose - 1 2. English for Specific purpose - II

3. English for Practical purpose - 1 3. English for Practical purpose - II

4. Practicum for Spoken English - 1 4. Practicum for Spoken English - II

5. Practicum for Written English - 1 (Advanced) 5. Practicum for Written English - II (Advanced)

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


• Prior to admission student should collect all the necessary information regarding the course he / she is opting for and then pay the fees.

• Any fees and Hostel charges paid once are non-refundable.

• In case of discontinuation of studies or joining to other institution, the fees paid shall not be refunded.

• For the students residing outside 25 km. periphery, it is compulsory to stay in the hostel provided by our institution.

• In case of hostel with food, messing is compulsory in hostel.

• Ragging and harassment of any student on the campus or in hostel is strictly prohibited.

• No programme/function can be organized, other than approved by Institution/University/Government.

• Use of mobile phones in the college premises is strictly prohibited. CVM is authorised to punish/fine the student who does not abide by the rule.

• If the student residing in the hostel owns a vehicle, he/she has to provide details of the vehicle to hostel Superintendent/Rector.

• Over and above these rules, the rules and regulations to be laid down by the institution should be followed in toto.

• Any legal matter shall be subject to Anand Court Jurisdiction. Private tuition is not permitted.

Important Points to be Taken Care of by The Students While

Taking Admission

BJVM Family

Prof. H. D. PatelAssociate Prof.

Dr. J. P. ParmarAssociate Prof.

Dr. R. R. PatelAssociate Prof.

Dr. S. R. AjmeriAssociate Prof.

Prof. N. S. ParmarAssociate Prof.

Prof. R. N. VoraAssociate Prof.

Prof. R. P. BhattAssociate Prof.

Shri P.U. MordharaAdhyapak Sahayak

Shri. P. K. VasavaAdhyapak Sahayak

Shri J. M. PuraniHead Clerk

Shri K. D. SolankiSr. Clerk

Shri H. B. PatelADM Staff

Smt. S. BadwaikADM Staff

Shri A. J. PatelADM Staff

Shri Rajesh PatelComp. Tech. Asst.

Shri Dipesh PatelComp. Lab. Asst.

Shri Ritesh PatelComp. Lab. Asst.

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


Prof. A. P. PatelAssociate Prof.

Dr. M. P. TrivediAssociate Prof.

Prof. I. N. TandelAssociate Prof.

Prof. P.U. VyasAssociate Prof.

Prof. R. M. PatelAssociate Prof.I/C Principal

Achievements of The College:

• The college is recently Re-accredited ‘B1 grade by the NAAC, Bangalore.

• The college incepted BBA course for the first time in Western India in 1975. *The college wins championship at University Level in many games. Our students have participated at State, National and International levels.

• Our students obtain good results and the college has to its credit, highest number of gold medalists in the university.

• The college secured an award of Rs. 50.000/- in the year 1985 from the Government of Gujarat for being the Best Commerce College of the State for the year.

• N.C.C. cadets of our college have often been selected for Republic Day Parade at New Delhi.

• Many of our students secure admissions at MBA, MCA, CFA, MHRM and MSW courses in the universities in Gujarat and elsewhere.

• Ours is one of the few colleges in Gujarat to run vocational courses approved by U.G.C.

• Good number of the passing out students triumph at the C. A. final examination every year.

Cultural FestivalThe college provides platform for all the students to participate

in various cultural programmes organized by the college and

university. The Talent Evening and Youth Festival are the events

organized every year.

AlumniBJVM Alumni have gained eminence across the world and

occupy important positions in business, industry, media and

governance. They are the ambassadors of BJVM’s excellence

even as they carry with them the experience of their alma

mater.

College alumni have been a great motivational strength for

the college with their participation in college activities, their

suggestions and concern to see their college retain its pre-

eminence. In the recent past, several amongst them have

contributed generously towards the development of college

infrastructure and more and more are joining in this noble

venture.

Every year on second Sunday of February an annual reunion

function is organized in the college campus in which old

students come and join together to cherish their memories.

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


We put on record the support of• Rishi Laser Ltd,Pune •SuzlonEnergyLtd.,Bhuj •Man Industries (India) Ltd,Anjar

•ParleProducts Ltd,Bhuj •EleconEngg.Co. Ltd,V.U.Nagar

• PowerBuild Ltd,V.U.Nagar •BancoProducts (India) Ltd,Baroda

• Apollo Tyres Ltd, Baroda • GCMMF Ltd,Anand • Shree DineshMills Ltd, Baroda •BarodaDairy,Baroda•NirmaLtd,Ahmedabad•Transpak-SiloxIndustryLtd,Baroda•ABBLtd.,Baroda • IDMCLtd,V.U.Nagar

• Alembic Ltd, Baroda •Amul Dairy,Anand • JYOTI Ltd, Baroda • GMMPfaudler Ltd,V.U.Nagar •GHCLLtd, Junagadh •Godrej IndustriesLtd,Mumbai •GACL,Baroda•SwissGlassCoatEquipment Ltd,V.U.Nagar

• AlembicGlass Industries Ltd,Baroda •Reliance Industries Ltd,Silvassa

• Welspun India Ltd,Vapi • ZanduPharmaceutical Ltd,Vapi •SEWA,Ahmedabad.

Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions

In exercise of the power conferred by cause(g) of sub-section (1) of section 26 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956, the UGC, has prepared draft regulation on curbing the menace of Ragging as under:• Ragging means the following: Any disorderly conduct whether by word spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or

handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student will not in the ordinary course and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher orajunior student.

• Punishable ingredients of Ragging: -Abetment to ragging •Criminalconspiracy to rag •Unlawfulassemblyand riotingwhile ragging•Public nuisance created during ragging •Violation of decency andmorals through ragging • Injury to body, causing hurt or grievoushurt •Wrongful restraint •Useof criminal force •Assault aswell as sexual offences or evenunnatural offences •Extortion •Criminaltrespass •Offences against property • Criminal intimidation •Attempts to commit any or all of the abovementioned offences againstthe vistim(s) •All other offences following from thedefinitionof “Ragging”.

• Measures for prohibition of ragging at the institution level:

• The institution shall strictly observe the provisions of the Act of- the Central Government and the State Governments, if any, or if enacted, considering ragging as a cognizable offence under the law on a par with rape and other atrocities against women and ill-treatment of persons belonging to the SC/ST, and prohibiting ragging in all its forms in all institutions.

• Ragging in all its forms shall be totally banned in the entire institutions, including its departments, constituentm units, all its premises (academic, residential, sports, canteen, etc) whether located within the campus or outside and in all means of transportation of students whether public or private.

• The institution shall take strict action against those found guilty of ragging and/or of abetting ragging.

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


33

About Vallabh VidyanagarCULTURE

The town is the synthesis of varied cultures, which enable it to evolve and expand the quality life, as well as to foster an environment of creativity amongst the student citizens. Those who stay here always cherish the golden moments of life in the campus. Today, the town has compounded in strength and consolidated itself to take on the challenges of the emerging future. Vidyanagar is a mixed culture of say pan-India. One is sure to find the different ways of cultural exchanges among the students and faculties.

LIFE

The life at Vidyanagar is all about discovering one’s self. To be a part of the life that will offer a lot one should be ready to take up the challenges. Academic is at its best, fun and frolics do compete with it. Days are hectic with studies while nights go with fun places filling the air with discussions about the day’s happenings and eating out at almost all the places that glitter with neon lights. Roaming till late night is a very common aspect of citizens. Even girls are safe.

ENVIRON

When one enters Vidyanagar, the lush greenery, which is a sure means of breathing fresh air in all seasons, catches the eyes of the naturalist. Its lush green trees of different types and kinds have not only made the town environment-friendly, but also have created a serene and ever-enjoyable tranquil atmosphere generating synergistic ecstasy in the campus. The campuses are

built surrounded with trees of various kinds. Vallabh Vidyanagar is blessed with the splendor of nature. The pollutionfree environ, attracting many to make the town their permanent home, add value to the academic life in the campus.

AMENILES

Vallabh Vidyanagar has all the amenities which major metropolis has; rather it has the best of both the worlds - glamour of a big city and simplicity of a small town. Apart from the academic aspect, V.VNagar has a unique chain of food courts, almost all nationalized and non- nationalized banks and accommodation facilities up to five star levels. It encapsulates the contemporary trends of the youth, while at the same time it attempts to make these trends meaningful by making felt the presence of different spiritual vibes.

LOCATION

Vallabh Vidyanagar embraces a rarity of raison dore behind its origin and a variety of education with its development and growth. Strategically located between Ahmedabad and Vadodara, Vallabh Vidyanagar today has reckoned to be an Active Educational core in the western constituent of India & just six kilometers from India’s milk city Anand. One can visit the city of Vallabh Vidyanagar by flying to the International airport at Ahmedabad as well as the Domestic airport at Vadodara. If one chooses to travel by road, National Highway 8 can be used - it takes less than an hour to reach Vallabh Vidyanagar from Vadodara.

33

About Vallabh VidyanagarCULTURE

The town is the synthesis of varied cultures, which enable it to evolve and expand the quality life, as well as to foster an environment of creativity amongst the student citizens. Those who stay here always cherish the golden moments of life in the campus. Today, the town has compounded in strength and consolidated itself to take on the challenges of the emerging future. Vidyanagar is a mixed culture of say pan-India. One is sure to find the different ways of cultural exchanges among the students and faculties.

LIFE

The life at Vidyanagar is all about discovering one’s self. To be a part of the life that will offer a lot one should be ready to take up the challenges. Academic is at its best, fun and frolics do compete with it. Days are hectic with studies while nights go with fun places filling the air with discussions about the day’s happenings and eating out at almost all the places that glitter with neon lights. Roaming till late night is a very common aspect of citizens. Even girls are safe.

ENVIRON

When one enters Vidyanagar, the lush greenery, which is a sure means of breathing fresh air in all seasons, catches the eyes of the naturalist. Its lush green trees of different types and kinds have not only made the town environment-friendly, but also have created a serene and ever-enjoyable tranquil atmosphere generating synergistic ecstasy in the campus. The campuses are

built surrounded with trees of various kinds. Vallabh Vidyanagar is blessed with the splendor of nature. The pollutionfree environ, attracting many to make the town their permanent home, add value to the academic life in the campus.

AMENILES

Vallabh Vidyanagar has all the amenities which major metropolis has; rather it has the best of both the worlds - glamour of a big city and simplicity of a small town. Apart from the academic aspect, V.VNagar has a unique chain of food courts, almost all nationalized and non- nationalized banks and accommodation facilities up to five star levels. It encapsulates the contemporary trends of the youth, while at the same time it attempts to make these trends meaningful by making felt the presence of different spiritual vibes.

LOCATION

Vallabh Vidyanagar embraces a rarity of raison dore behind its origin and a variety of education with its development and growth. Strategically located between Ahmedabad and Vadodara, Vallabh Vidyanagar today has reckoned to be an Active Educational core in the western constituent of India & just six kilometers from India’s milk city Anand. One can visit the city of Vallabh Vidyanagar by flying to the International airport at Ahmedabad as well as the Domestic airport at Vadodara. If one chooses to travel by road, National Highway 8 can be used - it takes less than an hour to reach Vallabh Vidyanagar from Vadodara.

CultureThe town is the synthesis of varied cultures, which enable it to evolve and expand the quality life, as well as to foster an environment of creativity amongst the student citizens. Those who stay here always cherish the golden moments of life in the campus. Today, the town has compounded in strength and consolidated itself to take on the challenges of the emerging future. Vidyanagar is a mixed culture of say pan-India. One is sure to find the different ways of cultural exchanges among the students and faculties.

LifeThe life at Vidyanagar is all about discovering one’s self. To be a part of the life that will offer a lot one should be ready to take up the challenges. Academic is at its best, fun and frolics do compete with it. Days are hectic with studies while nights go with fun places filling the air with discussions about the day’s happenings and eating out at almost all the places that glitter with neon lights. Roaming till late night is a very common aspect of citizens. Even girls are safe.

EnvironWhen one enters Vidyanagar, the lush greenery, which is a sure means of breathing fresh air in all seasons, catches the eyes of the naturalist. Its lush green trees of different types and kinds have not only made the town environment-friendly, but also have created a serene and ever-enjoyable tranquil atmosphere generating synergistic ecstasy in the campus. The campuses are built surrounded with trees of various kinds. Vallabh Vidyanagar is blessed with the splendor of nature. The pollution-free environ, attracting many to make the town their permanent home, add value to the academic life in the campus.

AmenitiesVallabh Vidyanagar has all the amenities which major metropolis may offer; rather it has the best of both the worlds - glamour of a big city and simplicity of a small town. Apart from the academic aspect, Vallabh Vidyanagar has a unique chain of food courts, almost all nationalized and non-nationalized banks and accommodation facilities up to five star levels. It encapsulates the contemporary trends of the youth, while at the same time it attempts to make these trends meaningful by making felt the presence of different spiritual vibes.

LocationVallabh Vidyanagar embraces a rarity of raison dore behind its origin and a variety of education with its development and growth. Strategically located between Ahmedabad and Vadodara, Vallabh Vidyanagar today has reckoned to be an Active Educational core in the western constituent of India & just six kilometers from India’s milk city Anand. One can visit the city of Vallabh Vidyanagar by flying to the International airport at Ahmedabad as well as the Domestic airport at Vadodara. If one chooses to travel by road, National Highway 8 can be used - it takes less than an hour to reach Vallabh Vidyanagar from Vadodara.

Path TraversedVallabh Vidyanagar which has a short past but a long history, is a living memorial of Sardar Patel, the epic person. He dreamt of a modern and prosperous Independent India in terms of regeneration of villages through (1) the education, (2) advanced agriculture and (3) cooperative ventures. We are indeed very fortunate that we have here all the three : Vallabh Vidyanagar is the realisation of his first dream; Institute of Agriculture at Anand (now Anand Agricultural University) is the fruition of the second and Amul Dairy, the cradle of cooperative dairying, is the fulfilment of the third.

BHAIKAKA & BHIKHABHAI: THE CREATOR DUOThe genesis and phenomenal growth and development of Vallabh Vidyanagar, the well-planned and unique educational township situated in the heart of the Gujarat State, is stranger than fiction. Based on local talent and local resources it is a peerless example of self-reliance and dedication. While working in Sindh (now in Pakistan) as Superintending Engineer in Sukkur Barrage, Yevala in Maharashtra and Ahmedabad Municipality, as a distinguished Chief Engineer, Shri Bhailalbhai Dyabhai Patel, later warmly taken to their heart by the people of Gujarat as ‘Bhaikaka’, had earned reputation for his sense of values, discipline, dedication to duty and absolute integrity. Having been born and brought up in a family of strained financial resources in Sojitra village in Kheda district he had known what it meant to be poor. So, while in dedicating himself to the cause of rural India which was sunk in inertia, squalor and abject poverty. Once during a meeting between him and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. who knew Bhaikaka as a man of practical bent of mind, unusual ability and character, Sardar advised him to go to the villages and work for their regeneration. Sardar’s wish was

ABOUT VALLABH VIDYANAGAR

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


tantamount to a command to him. Bhaikaka’s irresistible desire to improve the lot of the poor villagers coupled with Sardar’s advice or command impelled him to take early retirement from the service. He saw that the most potent instrument to improve the subhuman life of villagers was to bring higher learning to their very doorstep and thus the concept of establishing institutions of higher education started taking shape. He got in touch with Shri Bhikhabhai Kuberbhai Patel. a dedicated and farsighted educationist, fired by the same ideal. He had played a pivotal role in the establishment of Charotar Education Society in Anand and Narmada Kelavani Mandal at Shuklateerth.

Torrential Rain of Land They held several meetings in different parts of Kheda (then Kaira) district and a couple of them of about five hundred persons interested in higher education in Anand town. On March 28,1945 it was decided to draw and implement the plan of planting an educational township in a wilderness infested with dacoits which later came to be known as Vallabh Vidyanagar. Bhaikaka and Bhikhabhai worked out an ingenious scheme based on enlightened self-interest. They persuaded the farmers to donate their land free of cost, saying, “Donate your land to us now; we’ll develop and use two-thirds and return you the remaining one-third in course of time”. It was explained to them that while having the pleasure of assisting in the establishment of an educational township at no cost to themselves the building plots they would each obtain would appreciate sufficiently not only to cover the value of the land donated, but also leave a handsome margin of profit. It was a win-win situation and the response to it was overwhelming. At a meeting in Bakrol, a village at a hailing distance from today’s Vallabh Vidyanagar, spontaneous offer of land was made to Bhaikaka and Bhikhabhai. A map of the village was spread before the duo and they were asked to mark with a pencil the area needed. Residents of Anand and Karamsad (Sardar Patel’s village) followed suit. Thus a total of 555 acres of land at the intersection of Bakrol, Karamsad and Anand was received in donation. It was a torrential rain of land!

Exemplary Self-reliance The founders decided to establish two institutions - Charutar Vidya Mandal and Charotar Gramoddhar Sahakari Mandal. The former was to be devoted to the cause of education, that is, establishing colleges and schools and the latter meant to produce the building materials for educational institutions and residential quarters. They were registered on August 10, 1945 and September 7, 1945, respectively. Bhaikaka and Bhikhabhai came to reside in the wilderness in an improvised residence - a hut measuring 8 ft and 10 ft on March 3, 1946. They chose a mango tree and installed themselves under it, in the divine presence of Lord Brahma, the Super Creator, dreaming, planning, breaking a new ground, organizing, getting things done and resolving snarls to plant a city of education far from the maddening hustle and bustle of cities. It merits a special mention here that Bhaikaka, the Patriarch of

Mango Tree, as he was then called, despised the idea of copying or borrowing know-how and do-how from anywhere. His indomitable faith in the local human material, though inexperienced, propelled him to bake bricks for the buildings locally. He established building material units-workshop and foundry, cement pipe factory, tiles factory, rubber factory and prestressed concrete factory to produce, in addition to bricks, lime, timber doors and windows, flooring tiles, hume pipes and various concrete products. The materials thus produced worked out cheaper than in the market and in addition, provided employment to the local people. It is difficult to resist the temptation of recalling here that Bhaikaka invited a Harijan to inaugurate the brick-kiln, a Muslim mechanic to lay the foundation of the workshop and foundry and a Brahmin to lay the first brick of the V. P. Science College. A printing press named as Gramoddhar Printing Press for printing handbills, booklets, books, research journals and question papers was also set up.

Bhaikaka, Ihe man with green thumb, planted a thousand trees. It is to him that we owe the lush-green, stately, shady trees all along the roads in Vallabh Vidyanagar.

First College BornWhile many pessimists seriously doubted the success of the ambitious project of establishing an educational town with a view to bringing about regeneration of villages through modern education and employment and thereby arresting the exodus of promising youth from villages to cities. Sardar Patel, the unerring judge of men and women, not only whole heartedly blessed the great adventure but also expressed his tremendous faith in its success. Inspiration, encouragement and unbounded support of the mignty Sardar, blessings of Mahatma Gandhi and extraordinary hard work of the founders ushered into existence Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya in June 1947. The birth of the first college, like the birth of the first child, was hailed with a fanfare of trumpets! B.A. and B.Sc. classes commenced between towering walls sans any roof. It is something to write home about that teachers and students carried with cheer bricks and mortar after the conclusion of their classes and sweated along with the skilled and semi-skilled construction workers!

Justice M.C. Chagla, Vice - Chancellor. University of Bombay, during his visit to Vallabh Vidyanagarin 1947, was all praise for it when he said, “I came here... and found a new magic. Dreams have come to reality. As the Vice-Chancellor. I am proud that such an ideal college is affiliated to the University of Bombay. I see the seeds of real educational revolution being sown in this soil...”

While performing the opening ceremony of the College, Sardar Patel complimented Bhaikaka. the great public servant, for his tireless efforts and appealed to the public to give him their unflinching support and pray for the realization of his dream of an ideal seat of learning. Jawaharlal Nehru, who laid the foundation stone of Vallabh Vidyanagar observed “...The first thing I have liked is that the activities here have the object of serving village people. The other thing I have liked is that you do not care whether your

35

Path Traversed

Vallabh Vidyanagar which has a short past but a long history, is a living memorial of Sardar Patel, the epic person. He dreamt of a modern and prosperous Independent India in terms of regeneration of villages through (1) the education, (2) advanced agriculture and (3) cooperative ventures. We are indeed very fortunate that we have here all the three : Vallabh Vidyanagar is the realisation of his first dream; Institute of Agriculture at Anand (now Anand Agricultural University) is the fruition of the second and Amul Dairy, the cradle of cooperative dairying, is the fulfilment of the third.

BHAIKAKA & BHIKHABHAI: THE CREATOR DUO

The genesis and phenomenal growth and development of Vallabh Vidyanagar, the well-planned and unique educational township situated in the heart of the Gujarat State, is stranger than fiction. Based on local talent and local resources it is a peerless example of self-reliance and dedication. While working in Sindh (now in Pakistan) as Superintending Engineer in Sukkur Barrage, Yevala in Maharashtra and Ahmedabad Municipality, as a distinguished Chief Engineer, Shri Bhailalbhai Dyabhai Patel, later warmly taken to their heart by the people of Gujarat as ‘Bhaikaka’, had earned reputation for his sense of values, discipline, dedication to duty and absolute integrity. Having been born and brought up in a family of strained financial resources in Sojitra village in Kheda district he had known what it meant to be poor. So, while in dedicating himself to the cause of rural India which was sunk in inertia, squalor and abject poverty. Once during a meeting between him and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. who knew Bhaikaka as a man of practical bent of mind, unusual ability and character, Sardar advised him to go to the villages and work for their regeneration. Sardar’s wish was tantamount to a command to him. Bhaikaka’s irresistible desire to improve the lot of the poor villagers coupled with Sardar’s advice or command impelled him to take early retirement from the service. He saw that the most potent instrument to improve the subhuman life of villagers was to bring higher learning to their very doorstep and thus the concept of establishing institutions of higher education started taking shape. He got in touch with Shri Bhikhabhai Kuberbhai Patel. a dedicated and farsighted educationist, fired by the same ideal. He had played a pivotal role in the establishment of Charotar Education Society in Anand and Narmada Kelavani Mandal at Shuklateerth.

Torrential Rain of Land

They held several meetings in different parts of Kheda (then Kaira) district and a couple of them of about five hundred persons interested in higher education in Anand town. On March 28,1945 it was decided to draw and implement the plan of planting an educational township in a wilderness infested with dacoits which later came to be known as Vallabh Vidyanagar. Bhaikaka and Bhikhabhai worked out an ingenious scheme based on enlightened self-interest. They persuaded the farmers to donate their land free of cost, saying, “Donate your land to us now; we’ll develop and Kaira) district and a couple of them of about five hundred persons interested in higher education in Anand town. On March 28,1945 it was decided to draw and implement the plan of planting an educational township in a wilderness infested with dacoits which later came to be known as Vallabh Vidyanagar. Bhaikaka and Bhikhabhai worked out an ingenious scheme based on enlightened self-interest. They persuaded the farmers to donate their land free of cost, saying, “Donate your land to us now; we’ll develop and use two-thirds and return you the remaining one-third in course of time”. It was explained to them that while having the pleasure of assisting in the establishment of an educational township at no cost to themselves the building plots they would each obtain would appreciate sufficiently not only to cover the value of the land donated, but also leave a handsome margin of profit. It was a win-win situation and the response to it was overwhelming. At a meeting in Bakrol, a village at a hailing distance from today’s Vallabh Vidyanagar, spontaneous offer of land was made to Bhaikaka and Bhikhabhai.Amap of the village was spread before the duo and they were asked to mark with a pencil the area needed. Residents of Anand and Karamsad (Sardar Patel’s village) followed suit. Thus a total of 555 acres of land at the intersection of Bakrol, Karamsad and Anand was received in donation. It was a torrential rain of land!

Exemplary Self-relianceThe founders decided to establish two institutions - Charutar Vidya Mandal and Charotar Gramoddhar Sahakari Mandal. The former was to be devoted to the cause of education, that is, establishing colleges and schools and the latter meant to produce the building materials for educational institutions and residential quarters. They were registered on August 10, 1945 and September 7, 1945, respectively. Bhaikaka and Bhikhabhai came to reside in the wilderness in an improvised residence - a hut measuring 8 ft and 1 0 ft on March 3, 1 946. They chose a mango tree and installed themselves under it, in the divine presence of Lord Brahma, the Super Creator, dreaming, planning, breaking a new ground, organizing, getting things done and resolving snarls to plant a city of education farfrom the maddening hustle and bustle of cities. It merits a

Charutar Vidyamandal


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

house is ready or not. You know how to start putting it to use and start your activities. Here we find harmony of principle and practice. This institution by itself prepares its requirements. I earnestly hope that the example of this institution will not only be followed in this province but throughout the country...”

It is noteworthy that many reputed men of letters from all over the country joined the Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya as teachers in response to the appeal of the founders who ensured that the quality of education imparted was first-rate. In order that new teachers too equip theirstudents with the latest advances in their respective disciplines they sent nearly a dozen teachers to U.K., U.S.A. and Germany for receiving advanced training in research.

Many citizens of Anand and nearby places volunteered generous help in running the college and in the development of the matchless educational township. In the face of a swarm of problems, mostly financial, they stood by the great visionaries and helped them surmount these boldly and imaginatively. Sir C.V Raman and Lady Raman graced the first Annual Day celebration of the college.

Birth of Colleges of Engineering and CommerceWithin a short span of five years there came into existence two colleges, one of engineering and the other of commerce. Birla Education Trust made a munificent donation of twenty-five lakhs of rupees (in those days!) for the engineering college which was named Birla Vishwakarma Mahavidyalaya (Engineering College, 1948). Lord Mounbatten declared it open on June 14, 1948 when he said: “...This concept of Sardar Patel’s is therefore all important in modern India, and as an experiment in village reconstruction. I hope that we shall see its application in other parts of the country. The two societies (Charutar Vidya Mandal and Charotar Gramodhar Sahakari Mandal) which are carrying out the work seem to me to be admirably suited for the purpose. On the one hand you have one society dealing with the uplift work in the villages, covering sanitation, water supply, drainage, housing and cottage industries, while on the other hand you have the other society carrying out educational activities. It is clear from what Mr. Patel (Bhaikaka) said in his speech that from the start the organizers have kept before them the project of a residential university, and I am glad to see that the educational areas of the township have been planned accordingly.... It is a real pleasure to me to be here this afternoon and to perform this ceremony, the last of its kind which it will be my pleasure to perform in India as Governor-General.”

The engineering college was the first one started by a private trust in the entire Bombay State, which extended from Karachi to Dharvad, and the first one in Gujarat State. The commerce college, foundation stone of which was laid by Dr. Rajendra Prasad. was named Bhikhabhai Jivabhai Vanijya Mahavidyalaya (1950). Visits of several very important persons one after another and their expression of the high opinion of the boundless courage, selflessness and practical idealism of the founders and their team of dedicated colleagues shot Vallabh Vidyanagar to national fame.

So impressed were the Gujaratis staying in British East Africa by the vision and mission of the founders that they donated ten lakhs of rupees in the year 1951 for the development of the Oxbridge of India. And the growth and development continued to take place by leaps and bounds. A hostel for women students, a number of hostels for men students, buildings for housing primary and secondary schools, residential quarters for teachers and other functionaries of educational institutions, tenements for labourers working in building material factories were constructed from the donations that flowed in. Establishment of Gram Panchayat (1954) and start of National Cadet Corps station command (1954) and Vallabh Vidyanagar railway station (1957) added new dimension to the prolific development of Vallabh Vidyanagar. And all this within a short span of only eight years!

Birth of Sardar Patel University It was Vallabh Vidyanagar’s crowning glory when within ten years of its foundation it became a university township in October 1955. The university was named Sardar Vallabhbhai Vidyapeeth and Bhaikaka, author of more than half a dozen books and numerous articles, was appropriately appointed its first Vice-Chancellor on December 19, 1955. The academic community of Gujarat hailed the appointment. Most of the college teachers, who were sent abroad to receive research degrees and had been teaching post-graduate classes since 1948, were appointed to the university’s post-graduate departments. Several others were appointed through advertisement in all-India newspapers. Bhaikaka created facilities for research and encouraged participation in academic conferences, seminars and workshops in spite of the fact that in the initial years the Government did not give any financial help whatsoever to the university! So keen was his interest in research that the Charutar Vidya Mandal published in 1957 Vallabh Vidyanagar Research Bulletin-a biannual. A great tragedy be fell Vallabh Vidyanagar when Shri Bhikhabhai Kuberbhai Patel, who had drafted the constitution of the university and helped its birth, passed away in 1956. It was a tremendous loss to Bhaikaka and to the numerous pupils of Shri Bhikhabhai. Out of the sixty six years that he lived Bhikhabhai, reverentially called ‘Saheb’ devoted forty two to education. Even now, after more than half a century of his departure, his former pupils, all over the world, remember him and deem themselves blessed to have been groomed by him. By establishing Bhailalbhai & Bhikhabhai Polytechnic (B & B Institute of Technology) in 1958 Charutar Vidya Mandal paid tribute to its cofounder in a befitting manner. The founding of Bhikhabhai Saheb PTC College in 2004 bears testimony to the Mandal’s renewed expression of gratitude this great educationist. On the conclusion of his three-year term as the Vice Chancellor in December, 1958 Bhaikaka entered active politics, for he felt that educated, honest and good people must take part in politics if they want to stamp out corruption, ensure rule of law and democracy to flourish. He severed his direct responsibility for the Charutar Vidya Mandal and invited Shri H. M. Patel, an ICS officer of great repute, who had provided strategic guidance during the Partition of India, to nurture it as the Chairman. But he continued to evince keen interest in the

37

the township have been planned accordingly.... It is a real pleasure to me to be here this afternoon and to perform this ceremony, the last of its kind which it will be my pleasure to perform in India as Governor-General.”The engineering college was the first one started by a private trust in the entire Bombay State, which extended from Karachi to Dharvad, and the first one in Gujarat State. The commerce college, foundation stone of which was laid by Dr. Rajendra Prasad. was named Bhikhabhai Jivabhai Vanijya Mahavidyalaya (1950). Visits of several very important persons one after another and their expression of the high opinion of the boundless courage, selflessness and practical idealism of the founders and their team of dedicated colleagues shot Vallabh Vidyanagar to national fame. So impressed were the Gujaratis staying in British East Africa by the vision and mission of the founders that they donated ten lakhs of rupees in the year 1951 for the development of the Oxbridge of India. And the growth and development continued to take place by leaps and bounds. A hostel for women students, a number of hostels for men students, buildings for housing primary and secondary schools, residential quarters for teachers and otherfunctionaries of educational institutions, tenements for labourers working in building material factories were constructed from the donations thatflowed in. Establishment of Gram Panchayat (1954) and start of National Cadet Corps station command (1954) and Vallabh Vidyanagar railway station (1957) added new dimension to the prolific development of Vallabh Vidyanagar. And all this within a short span of only eight years!Birth of Sardar Patel UniversityIt was Vallabh Vidyanagar’s crowning glory when within ten years of its foundation it became a university township in October 1955. The university was named Sardar Vallabhbhai Vidyapeeth and Bhaikaka, author of more than half a dozen books and numerous articles, was appropriately appointed its first Vice-Chancellor on December 19, 1955. The academic community of Gujarat hailed the appointment. Most of the college teachers, who were sent abroad to receive research degrees and had been teaching postgraduate classes since 1948, were appointed to the university’spost-graduate departments. Several others were appointed through advertisement in all-India newspapers. Bhaikaka created facilities for research and encouraged participation in academic conferences, seminars and workshops in spite of the fact that in the initial years the Government did not give any financial help whatsoever to the university! So keen was his interest in research that the Charutar Vidya Mandal published in 1957 Vallabh Vidyanagar Research Bulletin-a biannual. A great tragedy befell Vallabh Vidyanagar when Shri Bhikhabhai Kuberbhai Patel, who had drafted the constitution of the university and helped its birth, passed away in 1956. It was a tremendous loss to Bhaikaka and to the numerous pupils of Shri Bhikhabhai. Out of the sixtysix years that he lived Bhikhabhai, reverentially called ‘Saheb’ devoted fortytwo to education. Even now, after more than half a century of his departure, his former pupils, all over the world, remember him and deem themselves blessed to have been groomed by him. By establishing Bhailalbhai & Bhikhabhai Polytechnic (B & B Institute of Technology) in 1958 Charutar Vidya Mandal paid tribute to its cofounder in a befitting manner. The founding of Bhikhabhai Saheb PTC College in 2004 bears testimony to the Mandal’s renewed expression of gratitude this great educationist. On the conclusion of his three-year term as the Vice Chancellor in December, 1958 Bhaikaka entered active politics, for he felt that educated, honest and good people must take part in politics if they want to stamp out corruption, ensure rule of law and democracy to flourish. He severed his direct responsibility for the Charutar Vidya Mandal and invited Shri H. M. Patel, an I. C. S. officer of great repute, who had provided strategic guidance during the Partition of India, to nurture it as the Chairman. But he continued to evince keen interest in the progress of Vallabh Vidyanagar and to make himself available for advice and guidance till his sad demise on March 31 1970. Vallabh Vidyanagar felt orphaned. He was cremated at the spot where he and Bhikhabhai had lived in a hut, now a place of pilgrimage.Bhikhabhai Polytechnic (1958), Nalini & Arvind Arts College (1959), Kala Kendra College of Fine Arts (1964), now named Rama Manubhai Desai College of Music & Dance, Rajratna PT. Patel Science College (1962), New Arts College (later named as TV. Patel Arts College (1964), H.M. Pate! Institute of English Training & Research (1965), S.M. Patel College of Home Science (1971), College of Architecture (1980), A.R. Pharmacy College (1981), I.E. Patel English Teaching School (1970), CVM Higher Secondary Complex Science, Arts and Commerce Streams (1976), Home Science Higher Secondary Stream (1978) and H.M. Patel Career Development Centre (1992) etc. It is heartening to note that Nalini and Arvind Arts College, Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya (Science College), Bhikhabhai Jivabhai Vanijya Mahavidyalaya and H M Patel Institute of English were recipients of Best College award of Gujarat. The award, instituted by the Government of Gujarat, carried fifty thousand rupees in cash Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya bagged the award thrice in succession!Institute of EnglishAuthor of books in English and Gujarati, such as the First Flush of Freedom, Rites of Passage and HMno Akshardeh, a translator and an orator, Shri H.M.Patel was deeply concerned about the declining standards of English teaching inGujarat. He held that English isa the language of wider communication in today’s world. He envisioned the establishment of an

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


progress of Vallabh Vidyanagar and to make himself available for advice and guidance till his sad demise on March 31 1970. Vallabh Vidyanagar felt orphaned. He was cremated at the spot where he and Bhikhabhai had lived in a hut, now a place of pilgrimage.

Special Convocation Honours BhaikakaIt was a memorable event when Sardar Vallabhbhai Vidyapeeth held a special convocation on November 12, 1959 to confer upon Bhaikaka honorary degree of Doctor of Science as an expression of gratitude for its creator. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan delivered the convocation address.

H. M. PATEL & PROLIFIC DEVELOPMENT Shri H.M.Patel, a civil servant of distinction, had served the country as Cabinet Secretary, Partition Secretary, Defence Secretary, Food and Agriculture Secretary and Principal Finance Secretary. The thirty-five years between 1958 and 1993, during which he served the Charutar Vidya Mandal as Bhaikaka’s successor, were the years when Vallabh Vidyanagar grew and developed at an incredibly fast pace under his visionary stewardship.

New Colleges BornHe established a polytechnic for awarding diploma in Civil, Mechanical and Electrical engineering and named it Bhailalbhai Bhikhabhai Polytechnic (1958), Nalini & Arvind Arts College (1959), Kala Kendra College of Fine Arts (1964), now named Rama Manubhai Desai College of Music & Dance, Rajratna PT. Patel Science College (1962), New Arts College (later named as TV. Patel Arts College (1964), H.M. Pate! Institute of English Training & Research (1965), S.M. Patel College of Home Science (1971), College of Architecture (1980), A.R. Pharmacy College (1981), I.E. Patel English Teaching School (1970), CVM Higher Secondary Complex Science, Arts and Commerce Streams (1976), Home Science Higher Secondary Stream (1978) and H.M. Patel Career Development Centre (1992) etc. It is heartening to note that Nalini and Arvind Arts College, Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya (Science College), Bhikhabhai Jivabhai Vanijya Mahavidyalaya and H M Patel Institute of English were recipients of Best College award of Gujarat. The award, instituted by the Government of Gujarat, carried fifty thousand rupees in cash Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya bagged the award thrice in succession!

Institute of EnglishAuthor of books in English and Gujarati, such as the First Flush of Freedom, Rites of Passage and HMno Akshardeh, a translator and an orator, Shri H.M.Patel was deeply concerned about the declining standards of English teaching in Gujarat. He held that English is the language of wider communication in today’s world. He envisioned the establishment of an institution to train teachers of English and gave shape to his vision. He donated the purse presented to him by his admirers on his 60th birthday and the

H.M. Patel Institute of English Training & Research came into existence in 1965. The Institute has planned new and uncommon programmes and added different dimensions to the educational scene. It is heartening that the institute has received the UGC award as a College with Potential for Excellence(CPE).

Spacious buildings for housing the new colleges and schools were constructed and administrative buildings, library halls, new wings, workshops, computer laboratories and floors were added to the institutions in order to meet the requirements of the growing number of students. Not only this, a number of hostels New Hostel Block A, B and C, Bhaikaka Hostel and Ranak Hostel for girls etc. were constructed to accommodate them. Numerous houses for teaching and non-teaching staff were also built. Shri H.M. Patel always accorded importance to co-curricular and extracurricular activities like seminars, discussion groups, games and sports and cultural activities as means of development of personality. With a view to honouring the memory of those who contributed to the birth and growth of Vallabh Vidyanagar and providing opportunity to the students and teachers to broaden their mental horizon, he initiated Sardar Patel Memorial Lecture Series in the Sardar Patel University and Bhaikaka Memorial Lecture Series and Ishwar Petlikar Lecture Series in the Charutar Vidya Mandal. He created infrastructural facilities like the badminton hall, basketball courts and cricket ground etc. in and near Shastri Maidan.

Agro-Economic Centre & SPRERI With a view to promoting rural development he persuaded the Ministry of Agriculture and crealed infrastructural facilities like the badminton hall, basketball courts and cricket ground etc. in and near Shastri Maidan.

Agro-Economic Centre & SPRERIWith a view to promoting rural development he persuaded the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, Government of India, to establish Agro-Economic Research Centre for Gujarat and Rajasthan here at Vallabh Vidyanagar. Ever since the inception of the centre in 1961 he nurtured it with great care and foresight. The Sardar Patel Renewable Energy Research Institute (earlier Jyoti Solar Energy Institute) owes its existence to Shri H. M Patel. The Institute is doing laudable work in evolving a local rural-based integrated system of energy in which solar energy, biogas and wind energy could be used in the rural areas in an environmentally clean way.

Vitthal Udyognagar & Medical Campus Shri H.M. Patel. like Bhaikaka, maintained that one of the aims of founding Vallabh Vidyanagar being making the local youth more employable it was desirable to provide suitable employment to those who received education here so that their cityward drift could be arrested. Therefore, he conceived the project of establishing an industrial town in the vicinity of Vallabh Vidyanagar and named

36

special mention here that Bhaikaka, the Patriarch of Mango Tree, as he was then called, despised the idea of copying or borrowing know-how and do-how from anywhere. His indomitable faith in the local human material, though inexperienced, propelled him to bake bricks for the buildings locally. He established building material units -workshop and foundry, cement pipe factory, tiles factory, rubber factory and prestressed concrete factory to produce, in addition tobricks, lime, timber doors and windows, flooring tiles, hume pipes and various concrete products. The materials thus produced worked out cheaper than in the market and in addition, provided employment to the local people. It is difficult to resist the temptation of recalling here that Bhaikaka invited a Harijan to inaugurate the brick-kiln, a Muslim mechanic to lay the foundation of the workshop and foundry and a Brahmin to lay the first brick of the V. P. Science College ! A printing press named as Gramoddhar Printing Press for printing handbills, booklets, books, research journals and questionpapers was also set up.

Bhaikaka, Ihe man with green thumb, planted a thousand trees. It is to him that we owe the lush-green, stately, shady trees

all along the roads in VallabhVidyanagar.

First College BornWhile many pessimists seriously doubted the success of the ambitious project of establishing an educational town with a view to bringing about regeneration of villages through modern education and employment and thereby arresting the exodus of promising youth from villages to cities. Sardar Patel, the unerring judge of men and women, not only whole heartedly blessed the great adventure but also expressed his tremendous faith in its success. Inspiration, encouragement and unbounded support of the mignty Sardar, blessings of Mahatma Gandhi and extraordinary hard work of the founders ushered into existence Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya in June 1947. The birth of the first college, like the birth of the first child, was hailed with a fanfare of trumpets! B.A. and B.Sc. classes commenced between towering walls sans any roof. It is something to write home about that teachers and students carried with cheer bricks and mortar after the conclusion of their classes and sweated along with the skilled and semi-skilled construction workers!Justice M.C. Chagla, Vice - Chancellor. University of Bombay, during his visit to Vallabh Vidyanagarin 1947, was all praise for it when he said, “I came here... and found a new magic. Dreams have come to reality. As the Vice-Chancellor. I am proud that such an ideal college is affiliated to the University of Bombay. I see the seeds of real educational revolution being sown in this soil...” While performing the opening ceremony of the College, Sardar Patel complimented Bhaikaka. the great public servant, for his tireless efforts and appealed to the public to give him their unflinching support and pray for the realization of his dream of an ideal seat of learning. Jawaharlal Nehru, who laid the foundation stone of Vallabh Vidyanagar observed “...The first thing I have liked is that the activities here have the object of serving village people. The other thing I have liked is that you do not care whether your house is ready or not. You know how to start putting it to use and start your activities. Here we find harmony of principle and practice. This institution by itself prepares its requirements. I earnestly hope that the example of this institution will not only be followed in this province but throughout the country...”It is noteworthy that many reputed men of letters from all over the country joined the Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya as teachers in response to the appeal of the founders who ensured that the quality of education imparted was first-rate. In order that new teachers too equip theirstudents with the latest advances in their respective disciplines they sent nearly a dozen teachers to U.K., U.S.A. and Germany for receiving advanced training in researchMany citizens of Anand and nearby places volunteered generous help in running the college and in the development of the matchless educational township. In the face of a swarm of problems, mostly financial, they stood by the great visionaries and helped them surmount these boldly and imaginatively. Sir C.V Raman and Lady Raman graced the first Annual Day celebration of the college.Birth of Colleges of Engineering and CommerceWithin a short span of five years there came into existence two colleges, one of engineering and the other of commerce. Biria Education Trust made a munificent donation of twenty-five lakhs of rupees (in those days!) for the engineering college which was named Birla Vishwakarma Mahavidyalaya (Engineering College, 1948). Lord Mounbatten declared it open on June 14, 1948 when he said: “...This concept of Sardar Patel’s is therefore all important in modern India, and as an experiment in village reconstruction. I hope that we shall see its application in other parts of the country. The two societies (Charutar Vidya Mandal and Charotar Gramodhar Sahakari Mandal) which are carrying out the work seem to me to be admirably suited for the purpose. On the one hand you have one society dealing with the uplift work in the villages, covering sanitation, water supply, drainage, housing and cottage industries, while on the other hand you have the other society carrying out educational activities. It is clear from what Mr. Patel (Bhaikaka) said in his speech that from the start the organizers have kept before them the project of a residential university, and I am glad to see that the educational areas of


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

it after another illustrious son of Charotar area, Vitthalbhai Patel, elder brother of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Thus was born Vitthal Udyognagar, spreading over five hundred and fifty acres of land with a total of four hundred and fifty units, twelve big and the rest medium and small. Shri H. M. Patel worked relentlessly for providing the latest healthcare facilities to the rural masses and took up, when he was close to seventy-five years of age, the ambitious project of establishing a well-equipped Hospital and Medical College in the rural surroundings near Karamsad (Sardar Patel’s village). The unique Hospital and Medical College Complex, managed by the Charutar Arogya Mandal, of which too he was the Chairman, consists of Shree Krishna Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Pramukh Swami Medical College. H. M Patel Institute of Medical Laboratory Technology. Khushalbhai M. Patel Institute of Physiotherapy, Shri A. D. Gorwala Blood Bank and Manibhai Shivabhai Cancer Centre.

Honours BestowedIn recognition of his great service to Charutar Vidya Mandal and through it the Sardar Patel University, in the development of which he had played a prominent role, the university conferred upon him honorary degree of Doctor of Letters. He also received Albert Schweitzer Award of Animal Welfare Institute of USA for championing the cause of afforestation and conservation of wild life and Nargis Dutt Award (posthumously), for his production of the feature depiction of some aspects of Sardar’s stellar contribution to India after Independence.

Like Bhaikaka. he too entered politics with a view to rooting out corruption and lawlessness and strengthening democracy. Even as Cabinet Minister in the Central Government he kept constant touch with his institutions in Vallabh Vidyanagar. Despite the heavy responsibilities with which he was saddled he would come down here at least once a month and arrange meetings with the Principals of colleges and schools and preside over functions.

Shri H. M. Patel passed away on November 30, 1993, creating a deep void in the academic life of Vallabh Vidyanagar. A pall of gloom descended on Vallabh Vidyanagar where he had devoted himself to the building and nurturing of institutions to serve the common man.

C. L. PATEL & BIRTH OF NEW VALLABH VIDYANAGARDr. Chhotubhai L. Patel, former Executive Engineer in Gujarat Electricity Board, succeeded Shri H. M. Patel as the Chairman of the Charutar Vidya Mandal on April 9,1994. Endowed with rich practical sense, sound realism and solid and unshakable endurance he is the true and worthy successor of Shri Bhaikaka, Shri Bhikhabhai Patel and Shri H. M. Patel: Shri Bhaikaka and Shri Bhikhabhai created Vallabh Vidyanagar, Shri H. M. Patel created Vitthal Udyognagar and Arogyanagar near Karamsad and Dr. C.L.Patel is the creator of New Vallabh Vidyanagar, lushgreen

mushrooming satellite township, over one hundred acre of land near Karamsad, Mogri and Gana. It has, besides educational institutions, like colleges of Engineering and Technology Pharmacy and Ayurveda, Ayurvedic hospital, Industrial Training Centre, staff quarters, shopping centre, playgrounds and auditorium. Steps are afoot to extend the area to four hundred acres.

More Colleges & Research Centre Dr. C. L. Patel, the man with Midas touch, has set up several self-financed colleges: Natubhai V. Patel College of Pure and Applied Sciences (1996). G. H. Patel College of Engineering and Technology (GCET) 1996, Sardar Gunj Mercantile Cooperative Bank Ltd. - English Medium College of Commerce and Management (SEMCOM. 1997) and Institute of Science & Technology for Advanced Studies & Research (ISTAR) 1999. ISTAR is a post graduate learning centre with eight programmes in science, eight in engineering, six in pharmacy and four multidisciplinary progammes. He has also established Sophisticated Instrumentation Centre for Applied Research & Testing (SICART) in 1999, a national - level centre with unique testing facility with ultra sophisticated instruments. A. D. Pate! Institute of Technology (2000), S. S. Patel College of Physical Education (2002), an Industrial Training Centre named Chimanbhai M. U. Patel Industrial Training Centre. C. Z. Patel College ofBusiness & Management (2003), Indukaka Ipcowala College of Pharmacy (2003). Waymade College of Education and Bhikhabhai Saheb PTC College (both in 2004), Govindbhai Jorabhai Patel Institute of Ayurvedic study and Research and Surajben Govindbhai Patel Ayurveda Hospital and Maternity Home (2005) and Ashok & Rita Patel Institute of Integrated Study in Biotechnology & Allied Sciences (2005). He set up in 2008 Sumantbhai P. Patel Primary School (Gujarati-medium) and Vasantiben and Chandubhai Patel English School (Central Board of Secondary Education) and in 2009 CVM Institute for Degree Course in Pharmacy(CDCP), which is renamed as Shantaben Manubhai Patel Institute of Studies and Research in Pharmacy (SMIP) Centre for Studies 8 Research on Life 8 Works of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (CERLIP), Institute of Computer & Communication Technology for Women (ICCT), now called Madhuben and Bhanubhai Patel Women Institute of Engineering for Studies and Research in Computer and Communication Technology (MBICT) Institute of Language Studies & Applied Social Sciences (ILSASS) and CVM Institute of Human Resource Development. It always pained Dr. C. L. Patel to see lamentable indifference of the youth in this part of the country to take competitive examinations for Central Services. Instead of complaining he established IAS Academy where ambitious young men and women undergo training to appear for competitive examinations.

Dr. C. L. Patel’s thirst for establishing new institutes is unquenchable. After initiating R. N. Patel Ipcowala School of Law and Justice, he plans to have in near future National School of Law & Justice, National Institute of Design, Polytechnic for Girls, Institute of Defense Technology, Residential School-Primary 8 Secondary (Gujarati and English medium), Renewable Energy Studies and

38

institution to train teachers of English and gave shape to his vision. He donated the purse presented to him by his admirers on his 60’” birthday and the H.M. Patel Institute of English Training & Research came into existence in 1965. The Institute has planned new and uncommon programmes and added different dimensions to the educational scene. It is heartening that the institute has received the UGC award as a College with Potential for Excellence(CPE).Spacious buildings for housing the new colleges and schools were constructed and administrative buildings, library halls, new wings, workshops, computer laboratories and floors were added to the institutions in order to meet the requirements of the growing number of students. Not only this, a number of hostels New Hostel Block A, B and C, Bhaikaka Hostel and Ranak Hostel for girls etc. were constructed to accommodate them. Numerous houses for teaching and non-teaching staff were also built. Shri H.M. Patel always accorded importance to cocurricular and extracurricular activities like seminars, discussion groups, games and sports and cultural activities as means of development of personality. With a view to honouring the memory of those who contributed to the birth and growth of Vallabh Vidyanagar and providing opportunityto the students and teachers to broaden their mental horizon, he initiated Sardar Patel Memorial Lecture Series in the Sardar Patel University and Bhaikaka Memorial Lecture Series and Ishwar Petlikar Lecture Series in the Charutar Vidya Mandal. He created infrastructural facilities like the badminton hall, basketball courts and cricket ground etc. in and near Shastri Maidan.Agro-Economic Centre & SPRERIWith a view to promoting rural development he persuaded the Ministry of Agriculture and crealed infrastructural facilities like the badminton hall, basketball courts and cricket ground etc. in and near Shastri Maidan. •Agro-Economic Centre & SPRERI With a view to promoting rural development he persuaded the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, Government of India, to establish Agro-Economic Research Centre for Gujarat and Rajasthan here at Vallabh Vidyanagar. Eversince the inception of the centre in 1961 he nurtured it with great care and foresight. The Sardar Patel Renewable Energy Research Institute (earlier Jyoti Solar Energy Institute) owes its existence to Shri H.M Patel. The Institute is doing laudable work in evolving a local rural-based integrated system of energy in which solar energy, biogas and wind energy could be used in the rural areas in an environmentally clean way.Vitthal Udyognagar & Medical Campus Shri H.M. Patel. like Bhaikaka, maintained that one of the aims of founding Vallabh Vidyanagar being making the local youth more employable it was desirable to provide suitable employment to those who received education here so that their cityward drift could be arrested. Therefore, he conceived the project of establishing an industrial town in the vicinity of Vallabh Vidyanagar and named it after another illustrious son of Charotar area, Vitthalbhai Patel, elder brother of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Thus was born Vitthal Udyognagar, spreading over five hundred and fifty acres of land with a total of four hundred and fifty units, twelve big and the rest medium and small. Shri H.M. Patel worked relentlessly for providing the latest healthcare facilities to the rural masses and took up, when he was close to seventy-five years of age, the ambitious project of establishing a well-equipped Hospital and Medical College in the rural surroundings near Karamsad (Sardar Patel’s village). The unique Hospital and Medical College Complex, managed by the Charutar Arogya Mandal, of which too he was the Chairman, consists of Shree Krishna Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Pramukh Swami Medical College. H.M Patel Institute of Medical Laboratory Technology. Khushalbhai M. Patel Institute of Physiotherapy, Shri A.D. Gorwala Blood Bankand Manibhai Shivabhai Cancer Centre. Honours BestowedIn recognition of his great service to Charutar Vidya Mandal and through it the Sardar Patel University, in the development of which he had played a prominent role, the university conferred upon him honorary degree of Doctor of Letters. He also received Albert Schweitzer Award of Animal Welfare Institute of USA for championing the cause of afforestation and conservation of wild life and Nargis Dutt Award (posthumously), for his production of the feature depiction of some aspects of Sardar’s stellar contribution to India after Independence. Like Bhaikaka. he too entered politics with a view to rooting out corruption and lawlessness and strengthening democracy. Even as Cabinet Minister in the Central Government he kept constant touch with his institutions in Vallabh Vidyanagar. Despite the heavy responsibilities with which he was saddled he would come down here at least once a month and arrange meetings with the Principals of colleges and schools and preside over functions.Shri H. M. Patel passed away on November 30, 1993, creating a deep void in the academic life of Vallabh Vidyanagar. A pall of gloom descended on Vallabh Vidyanagar where he had devotedDr. C. L. Patel’s thirst for establishing new institutes is unquenchable. After initiating R. N. Patel Ipcowala School of Law and Justice, he plans to have in near future National School of Law & Justice, National Institute of Design, Polytechnic for Girls, Institute of Defence Technology, Residential School-Primary 8 Secondary (Gujarati and English medium), Renewable Energy Studies and Research Centre, Research 8 Development Centre for Ayurvedic Research and Centre for Studies 8

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


Research Centre, Research 8 Development Centre for Ayurvedic Research and Centre for Studies 8 Research in Management.

In order to keep pace with the fiercely competitive world by revitalizing the society through quality education the institutions established by Dr. C. L. Patel impart education in Valuation (Plant & Machinery], first of its kind in the world, Industrial Polymers, Industrial Chemistry, Computer Science, Information Science, Biotechnology, Food Processing, Environmental Science, Instrumentation, Information Technology, Electronics and Communication and Mechaetronics etc. Postgraduate programme in E-commerce is one of the latest introduced under his dynamic stewardship.

Academic Collaboration with Foreign UniversitiesWith a view to creating learning opportunities for students of SEMCOM and C Z Patel College of Business & Management atthe global level he has signed Memorandum of Understanding with Georgia South Western State University, Myres University, Cleveland, Malaspina University. University of Herfordshire and British Columbia University. He has also signed MoU with University of Cincinnati, USA, and Eastern Michigan University. USA, for exchange of faculty for Master of Industrial Hygiene & Safety and Master of Science in Paints & Varnishes programmes, run at ISTAR, Dr. C. L. Patel has extensively renovated and refurbished the Ipcowala Santram College of Fine Arts and Rama Uanubhai Desai College of Music 8 Dance to accommodate the existing colleges of Fine Arts (Drawing, Painting. Sculpture and Commercial Art etc.) and Music 8 Dance. He has extended the buildings of H.M.Patel Institute of English and constructed separate library buildings for Vitthalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya and Rajratna PT.Patel Science College, Nalini -Arvind & T. V. Patel Arts College, S.M.Patel College of Home Science, Birla Vishwakarma Mahavidyalaya (Engineering College) and Natubhai V. Patel College of Pure and Applied Sciences.

He has adopted Kheda Jilla Bal Kalyan Sangh, an institution wedded to the welfare of women and children of rural areas, and Manav Vikas Kendra, centre for promoting human excellence.

Adoption of Needy Youth He has also been adopting for the last six years a number of needy Kashmiri youth who have been victim of terrorism. They are receiving education in the institutions of Charutar Vidya Mandal.

Shapurbhai I. Patel Learning Centre, which houses a library, particularly for children, also his creation, aims at serving the various schools run by Charutar Vidya Mandal. He has made a handsome donation to the C. L. Patel Centre for Production 8 Civil Engineering. In addition. separate hostels for boys and girls belonging to G. H. Patel College of Engineering 8 Technology (GCET) and A. D. Patel Institute of Technology (ADIT) have been built under his dynamic leadership.

Dr. Patel, the visionary leader, is a team player who believes in “None of us is as strong as all of us”. With his team of devoted academician -secretaries he has been nurturing nearly fortyfive educational institutions for the last seventeen years, contributing to the spectacular growth of Vallabh Vidyanagar and New Vallabh Vidyanagar. It is noteworthy that he has been instrumental in publishing a collection of writings on the life and works of Sardar Patel entitled “Rashtriya Samvadita na Sarjak”. The publication has won wide acclaim. He has also initiated Dr. Dilavarsinh Jadeja Memorial Lecture Series. It merits special mention that he collected donation from the engineering experts and educational institutions of Vallabh Vidyanagar and built seven primary schools in the earthquake - ravaged Bhachau taluka of Kutch and named them after the mighty Sardar Patel and thus paid tribute to him in a befitting manner.

Honours ConferredIn recognition of his outstanding service to the society he has won innumerable accolades. some of which are: Anand Round Town Club honoured him with Charotar Ratna award and Anoopam Mission with Shalin Manav Ratna award. Sardar Patel University, with the development of which he has been actively associated for over two decades, conferred upon him honorary degree of Doctor of Letters as a token of gratitude to him. And Anand Agricultural University honoured him with Doctor of Literature Degree (Honoris Causa). and Sardar Patel Award for his exemplary commitment in the field of education. The twin campuses of Vailabh Vidyanagar and New Vallabh Vidyanagar of Charutar Vidya Mandal are shining examples of an institution serving the community in the field of education and contributing to the improvement of the quality of lite of the people. The question that has been asked time and again ever since the birth of Vallabh Vidyanagar is “Where does so much money come from?”

The answer is that Dr. C. L. Patel, like his predecessors, receives massive donations from his numerous well-wishers and philanthropists in India and abroad, who have tremendous faith in him. He, in turn, has immense faith in the public sense and generosity of our people and believes that right public cause sincerely undertaken can never suffer for want of funds.

Is not the genesis, growth and development of the sixty five-year old but youthful Vallabh Vidyanagar stranger than fiction?

39

Research in Management.In order to keep pace with the fiercely competitive world by revitalizing the society through quality education the institutions established by Dr.C.L.Patel impart education in Valuation (Plant & Machinery], first of its kind in the world, Industrial Polymers, Industrial Chemistry, Computer Science, Information Science, Biotechnology, Food Processing, Environmental Science, Instrumentation, Information Technology, Electronics and Communication and Mechaetronics etc. Postgraduate programme in E-commerce is one of the latest introduced under his dynamic stewardship.Academic Collaboration with Foreign UniversitiesWith a view to creating learning opportunities for students of SEMCOM and C Z Patel College of Business & Management atthe global level he has signed Memorandum of Understanding with Georgia South Western State University, Myres University, Cleveland, Malaspina University. University of Herfordshire and British Columbia University. He has also signed MoU with University of Cincinnati, USA, and Eastern Michigan University. USA, for exchange of faculty for Master of Industrial Hygiene & Safety and Master of Science in Paints&Varnishesprogrammes, run at ISTAR, Dr.C.L.Patel has extensively renovated and refurbished the Ipcowala Santram College of Fine Arts and Rama Uanubhai Desai College of Music 8 Dance to accommodate the existing colleges of Fine Arts (Drawing, Painting. Sculpture and Commercial Art etc.) and Music 8 Dance. He has extended the buildings of H.M.Patel Institute of English and constructed separate library buildings for Vithalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya and Rajratna PT.Patel Science College, Nalini -Arvind &T.V.Pate! Arts College, S.M.Patel College of Home Science, Birla Vishwakarma Mahavidyalaya (Engineering College) and Natubhai V. Patel College of Pure and Applied Sciences.He has adopted Kheda Jilla Bal Kalyan Sangh, an institution wedded to the welfare of women and children of rural areas, and Manav Vikas Kendra, centre for promoting human excellence.Adoption of Needy YouthHe has also been adopting for the last six years a number of needy Kashmiri youth who have been victim of terrorism. They are receiving education in the institutions of Charutar Vidya Mandal. Shapurbhai I. Patel Learning Centre, which houses a library, particularly for children, also his creation, aims at serving the various schools run by Charutar Vidya Mandal. He has made a handsome donation to the C. L. Patel Centre for Production 8 Civil Engineering. In addition. separate hostels for boys and girls belonging to G. H. Patel College of Engineering 8 Technology fGCET) and A. D. Patel Institute of Technology (ADIT) have been built under his dynamic leadership.Dr. Patel, the visionary leader, is a team player who believes in “None of us is as strong as all of us”. With his team of devoted academician -secretaries he has been nurturing nearly fortyfive educational institutions for the last seventeen years, contributing to the spectacular growth of Vallabh Vidyanagar and New Vallabh Vidyanagar. It is noteworthy that he has been instrumental in publishing a collection of writings on the life and works of Sardar Patel entitled “Rashtriya Samvadita na Sarjak”. The publication has won wide acclaim. He has also initiated Dr. Dilavarsinh Jadeja Memorial Lecture Series. It merits special mention that he collected donation from the engineering experts and educational institutions of Vallabh Vidyanagar and built seven primary schools in the earthquake - ravaged Bhachau taluka of Kutch and named them after the mighty Sardar Patel and thus paid tribute to him in a befitting manner.Honours ConferredIn recognition of his outstanding service to the society he has won innumerable accolades. some of which are: Anand Round Town Club honoured him with Charotar Ratna award and Anoopam Mission with Shalin Manav Ratna award. Sardar Patel University, with the development of which he has been actively associated for over two decades, conferred upon him honorary degree of Doctor of Letters as a token of gratitude to him. And Anand Agricultural University honoured him with Doctor of Literature Degree (Honoris Causa). and Sardar Patel Award for his exemplary commitment in the field of education. The twin campuses of Vailabh Vidyanagar and New Vallabh Vidyanagar of Charutar Vidya Mandal are shining examples of an institution serving the community in the field of education and contributing to the improvement of the quality ofliteofthe people. The question that has been asked time and again ever since the birth of Vallabh Vidyanagar is “Where does so much money come from?”The answer is that Dr.C.L.Patel, like his predecessors, receives massive donationsfrom his numerous well-wishers and philanthropists in India and abroad, who have tremendous faith in him. He, in turn, has immense faith in the public sense and generosity of our people and believes that right public cause sincerely undertaken can never suffer for want of funds.Is not the genesis, growth and development of the sixtyfive-year old but youthful Vallabh Vidyanagar stranger than fiction ?


PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17

PR

OS

PE

CT

US

201

6-17


Sr. No. Name of the Institute Website PHONE (ISD CODE

: +91 2692)1 V.P. & R.P.T.P. Science College www.vpscience.org 2300112 Birla Vishwakarma Mahavidyalaya (BVM) www.bvmengineering.ac.in 2301043 B.J. Vanijya Mahavidyalaya (Commerce College) www.bjvm.ac.in 2309004 Nalini-Arvind & T.V. Patel Arts College 2301945 H.M.Patel Institute of English Training & Research www.hmpenglishonline.com 2301936 Rama Manubhai Desai College of Music & Dance 2318497 S.M. Patel College of Home Science www.smphomescience.edu.in 2302458 Arvindbhai Patel Institute of Environmental Design (APIED) www.apied.edu.in 2351799 A.R. College & G.H. Patel Institute of Pharmacy (ARGH) www.arghpharmacy.ac.in 23399010 N.V. Patel College of Pure & Applied Sciences www.nvpas.edu.in 23550011 G.H. Patel College of Engineering & Technology www.gcet.ac.in 652981, 23165112 S.G.M.E. College of Commerce & Management (SEMCOM) www.semcom.ac.in 231811, 31133113 Sophisticated Instrumentation Centre for Applied Research & Testing (SICART) www.sicart.res.in 23496614 Institute of Science & Technology for Advanced Studies & Research (ISTAR) www.istar.edu.in 23436815 A.D. Patel Institute of Technology www.adit.ac.in 233680, 23367016 S.S. Patel College of Physical Education www.sspcpe.edu.in 23269617 C.Z.PatelCollegeofBusinessandManagement www.czp.ac.in 65543018 Indukaka Ipcowala College of Pharmacy www.iicp_cvm.edu.in 22970019 B. & B. Institute of Technology www.bbit.ac.in 23724020 Ipcowala – Santram College of Fine Arts www.isfinearts.edu.in 23001321 Ashok & Rita Patel Institute of Integrated Study & Research in Biotechnology and Allied Sciences www.aribas.edu.in 23189422 Govindbhai Jorabhai Patel Institute of Ayurvedic Studies and Research www.ayugj-cvm.edu.in 239122, 23505123 Surajben Govindbhai Patel Ayurveda Hospital and Maternity Home www.ayugj-cvm.edu.in 239122, 23505124 Waymade College of Education (English Medium) www.bsptc.edu.in 23005025 Bhikhabhai Saheb P T C College 22955126 H.M. Patel Career Development Centre CDC) 23426627 Chimanbhai M.U. Patel Indu.Training Centre 23079828 Sardar Patel Renewable Energy Research Institute 235011, 23133229 Vallabh Vidyanagar Technical Institute 23010430 C.V.M. HSC Complex - Science Stream (RPTP) 23076031 C.V.M. HHSC - General Stream (TVPATEL) 23009532 C.V.M. HSC - Vocational Stream (HOME SCIENCE) 23124533 I.B.Patel English School (Secondary) 23034334 I.B.Patel English School (Primary) www.ibpeschoolkbp.edu.in 23335535 G.J.Sharda Mandir www.gjshardamandir.edu.in 23039336 M.U.Patel Technical High School 23209937 S.D.Desai High School 23075838 M.S.Mistry Primary School 23196439 Vasantiben & Chandubhai Patel English School (CBSE) 23332540 Centre for Studies and Research on Life and Works of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (CERLIP) www.cerlip.res.in 23319141 Institute of Language Studies & Applied Social Sciences (ILSASS) www.ilsass.edu.in 230190

42Madhuben & Bhanubhai Patel Women’s Institute of Engineering for studies and Research in Computer and Communication Technology

www.icctw.ac.in 230824 230880

43 Shantaben Manubhai Patel School of Studies & Research in Architecture and Interior Design 23860044 CVM IAS Academy 23426645 R N Patel Ipcowala School of Law and Justice www.rnpilawschool.edu.in 23050346 CVM College of Fine Arts 23001347 CVM Institute of Human Resource Development 23269648 Institute of Studies and Research in Renewable Energy 292279

Institutions of Charutar Vidya MandalPhone:(02692)236493,237398,237108,231525•Fax:236493 E-mail:[email protected]•Website:www.ecvm.net

"I have considered myself a soldier in the service of

Hinduastan and shall be a soldier to the end of my

life. May I cease to exist when deflect from this

path of service."

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

Shri Bhaikaka PatelFounding Father

Shri Bhikhabhai PatelFounding Father

Bhikhabhai Jivabhai PatelShri DInesh Mills Parivar (Donor)

Dr. H. M. PatelChairman, CVM (1958-1993)

“[krhºÞ rðLkkLkwt ¼ýíkh yu fþk fk{Lkwt Lk økýkÞ. ykÃkýu Mðíktºk ¼khíkLkk Lkkøkrhfku íkiÞkh fhðk Au. íku{Lku Lkkufhe þkuÄíkk ÷q÷k Ãkktøk¤k LkÚke çkLkkððk yu æÞkLk{kt hk¾ðwt òuEyu. fkì÷uòu íkku ½ýe Au yLku ½ýe Úkþu Ãký ykÃkýku ykËþo [hkuíkhLku Mðíktºk ¼khík{kt yuf ykËþo «Ëuþ çkLkkððkLkku Au.”

(ðe.Ãke. {nkrðãk÷ÞLkk WËT½kxLk «Mktøku - MkhËkh ðÕ÷¼¼kE Ãkxu÷)

yk çkÄwt þõÞ çkLÞwt fkhý fu MðkÚkoíÞkøke {kýMkkuLkku {kuxku Mk{wn {¤e ykÔÞku yLku fkÞofíkkoykuyu hkíkrËðMk òuÞkt Lk níkkt. rðãkLkøkhLkwt [ýíkh yk òíkLkk ÃkkÞk WÃkh ÚkÞwt Au. yLku {khe íkku yuf s EåAk Au fu ¼rð»Þ{kt yrntÞk ¼ýLkkhk rðãkÚkeoyku yLku ¼ýkðLkkhk «kuVuMkhku yk swLkk RríknkMkLku ¼q÷e Lk òÞ.

(¼kEfkfk)

Mk{økú rðï yksu ðÕ÷¼ rðãkLkøkhLke yk rþûký MktMfkhLke íkÃkku¼qr{ Ãkhíðu ykþk¼he Lkshu òuE hÌkwt Au. íÞkhu ynªLkk MkkhMðíkku ÃkkMku {khe yuf s {køkýe Au fu ykiÃk[krhf rþûký MkkÚku ykÃkýu Qøkíke ÃkuZeLku þe÷Lkwt (f]ík¿kíkk+ íkusMðeíkk + Lk{úíkk + yrM{íkk ) [krhºÞLkwt rþûký ykÃkðkLkku MktfÕÃk fheyu...

(Mkqðýo stÞíke {nkuíMkð «Mktøku - Ãkq. Ãkktzwhtøk þk†e ykXð÷uS)

CHARUTAR VIDYAMANDALP. B. No. 22, Vallabh Vidyanagar - 388 120, Dist. Anand, Gujarat India Phone : +91 2692 239700 Fax : 236493, 236475, Website : www.ecvm.net

Vidya Mandal’s Chronology and it’s Office-Bearers

Motto: ÜU}¢ü‡²ï±¢ç{ÜU¢ÚS¼ï J Karmany's evadhikaraste

Source of Inspiration : Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (31-10-1875 to 15-12-1950)

Founding Fathers : Bhailalbhai Dyabhai Patel (Bhaikaka) (07-06-1888 to 31-03-1970)

Bhikhabhai Kuberbhai Patel (19-06-1890 to 21-04-1956)

Previous-Chairman : Dr. H. M. Patel (27-08-1904 to 30-11-1993)

Present Chairman : Dr. C. L. Patel (09-04-1994 onward)

Establishment of CVM : 10-08-1945

Founder's Habitation on this land : 03-03-1946

Construction of the First Building : 15-01-1947 Foundation Stone LayingVallabh Vidyanagar : 13-02-1949

Establishment of BJVM College : 15-06-1951

Motto of BJVM College : “Work is Worship”

Establishment of Sardar Patel University : 15-12-1955

Dr. C. L. PatelChairman

Prin. S. M. Patel Dr. J.D. Patel Er. V. M. Patel Hon. Secretary Hon. l/c. Secretary Hon. Jt. Secretary

Shri Bhupendrabhai Patel Dr. S. G. Patel Er. M. J. Patel Hon. Jt. Secretary Hon. Jt. Secretary Hon. Jt. Secretary

20/05/2015 Published by: Prin. S. M. Patel Hon. Secretary, Charutar Vidya Mandal Vallabh Vidyanagar

BHIKHABHAI JIVABHAIVANIJYA MAHAVIDYALAYA(Managed by Charutar Vidya Mandal and Affiliated to Sardar Patel University)

B.COM B.B.A. M.COM PGDCA

BHIKHABHAI JIVABHAI VANIJYA MAHAVIDYALAYA(Commerce College) Estd.: 1951 (Accredited "B" Grade by NAAC)(Managed by Charutar Vidya Mandal and Affiliated to Sardar Patel University)(Foremost Public Charitable Education Trust Founded in 1945)Vallabh Vidyanagar – 388 120, Dist. Anand, Gujarat State, IndiaPhone: (O) 02692-230145 • Principal: 02692-230900Web.: www.bjvm.ac.in • Email: [email protected]

Since 1951

Since 1951

Admission Open 2016-17

Documents

Transcript of Admission Open 2016-17