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Academic & Administrative Audit Report Of

Deshbhakt Anandrao Balwantrao Naik Arts and

Science College Yashwantnagar, Chikhali.

Academic year (2017- 2018)

Performed by

Principal Dr. Dharmadhikari N.S.

Educationist, PUNE

E-Mail : [email protected]

Phone : 07276375710/20

01 Name of the College Deshbhakt Anandrao Balwantrao Naik Arts

and Science College, Chikhali

02 Year of establishment 1998

3) Courses offered: UG,PG,M.Phil,Ph.D

UG PG M.Phil Ph.D

B.A. M.A. -- --

B.Sc.

B. Com.

mailto:[email protected]

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4. Skill/Job/Add on /Value added Courses introduced (Mention syllabidesigned by

College , were ever applicable)

Name of the value added courses (with 30 or more

contact hours)offered during last five years

Number of Students completing

the course in the year

Laboratory Management and Water Analysis 33

Medicinal Plants : Identification & Conservation 52

Self defense for Girls 33

Laboratory Management and Food Analysis 15

Preparation of Household Chemicals 15

Travel and Tourism 10

Certificate Course in Yoga Studies 48

P.C. Maintenance 14

Maintenance & Repairs of Electrical Domestic

Appliances

26

Milk Microbiology 24

Garden Techniques 16

Vermi Composting 30

Basic English Grammar 13

Sericulture 16

Marathi for Competitive Examination 20

Manak Vartani Vichar 12

Human Rights 16

Modi Lipi 22

Applied Sociology 18

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5) Interdisciplinary /Interdepartmental /Twining programs pffered and departments

involved.

Interdisciplinary: Certificate Course Medicinal plant: Identification and

Conservation , Yoga, Self Defense for Girls

Interdepartmental: Certificate Course in Sericulture, Marathi Sahitya Parichay

Water Analysis- Microbiology and Chemistry

6) Courses conducted in collaboration with Industries, other universitiesitutions.

Certificate course of Water Analysis in collaboration with Vishwas Sugar Factory,

Chikhali.

7) State Programs relating curriculum with cross cutting issues conducted.

Annexure I

8) Examination System: Choice Based Credit System, Credit and Grading system

Examination system is both that are Semester, Choice Based Credit System and

Credit and Grading system

9) State the place of college where e-Governanceis in practice?

Areas of e governance Name of the Vendor with contact details

Year of

implementation

Planning and Development -- --

Administration College Management Systems, Biyani Techonlogies, Kolhapur

email Id : [email protected]

0231-2526373 2010-11

Finance and Accounts College Management Systems, Biyani Techonlogies, Kolhapur


0231-2526373 2010-11

Student Admission and

Support

College Management Systems, Biyani Techonlogies, Kolhapur


0231-2526373

2010-11

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Examination Shivaji University, Kolhapur

0231-2609000

2010-11

10) Code, conduct, professional ethies, core values for staff, students documented:

Annexure II

11)A: Wether well defined College organizational structure, functions of various

College comm. Are documented & implemented?

1. Parent institute: The General Body of the parent institute Vishwas Shikshan Prasarak

Mandal is the apex governing body. There are various bodies in the institute such as trustee,

Life Members body and Management council. The General Body approves and monitors the

policies and plans.

2. Local Managing Committee: Local Managing Committee comprises 15 members. It is

constituted according to the Maharashtra University Act, 1994. It prepares the budget and

financial statements, recommends to the Management to fulfill in the teaching and other

posts, discusses the academic progress of the college, and makes recommendations to the

Management for the up gradation of teaching in the college. It advises the Principal on

academic and other activities. This body is reconstituted and is named as College

Development Committee as per Maharashtra University Act 2016.

3. Principal and College Administrative Committees: Principal looks after smooth

functioning of academic and administrative activities. Heads of department assist him in this

matter. The college administration office looks into the matters related to admissions,

eligibility, and examination. It provides the clerical support necessary to maintain records and

to interact with the Stakeholders, University and Government offices. The principal forms

various committees to help in monitoring and facilitating several activities organized in the

college i.e. Gymkhana, IQAC, Cultural Committee, Student Council, etc.

4. Service Rules, Procedures, and Recruitment: The parent institute follows the procedures

mentioned in Maharashtra Public University Act 2017, the rules and regulations of the UGC,

and statutes of Shivaji University for service rules, for the recruitments. The promotional

policy of the college and parent institute is impartial and transparent. They follow the PBAS

of the UGC for the promotion of the teachers. At the college level, the API committee helps

the teachers for obtaining the promotion under Career Advancement Scheme. The

recommendations of the committee are accepted by the college administration and the

institute. After receiving the Confidential Reports of the members of non-teaching staff

signed by the principal, they are promoted to the higher positions by the parent institute.

5. Grievance Redressal mechanism: The institute has a Grievance Redressal Cell headed by

the Principal to address and redress the grievances. Prompt and effective disposal of

grievances of various stakeholders is being done by the Grievances Redressal Committee

constituted for the overall betterment of faculty and students. This committee discusses the

matter with the Principal to resolve the problems. Suggestion boxes have been installed in the

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college campus and hostels in which the stakeholders put, in writing, their grievances. For the

women, there is a separate committee named Internal Complaint Committee to redress their

grievances.

12) A: Wether staff is involved in decision making?

Yes, Through IQAC

B: State encouragement techniques, incentives & welfare measure for staff & students.

The welfare schemes available for teaching and non teaching staff:

On duty for staff to participate in seminar, workshop and to act as examiner and

resource person

Incentives for Ph.D and SET / NET qualified staff.

Group insurance for all staff and students

Internet lab, research lab and library facilities are freely available for research

scholars.

Appreciation letter for achievement in all competition

Felicitation by the management for achievements of the employees

Free computer awareness training for the employees

Deputation of faculty and staff for FIP/competence building programmes

The welfare schemes available for Students:

Student Aid Fund

Financial assistance to needy students

T.A. for sport tournaments

Cash Prizes and Awards

13) Number of teaching post sanctioned,filled and vacant.

Designation Sanctioned Filled Filled under

CAS/Management.

Professor --

Associate Professor

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Assistant Professor 31 24 Management.

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14) Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of

appointment (confirmed/probation, temporary):

a) Appointed on Government Sanctioned Post.

Name ID

number/Aadhar

number

Email Designation Date of

joining

institution

Dr. Patil Sarjerao

Raghunath

4850 4424 2273 [email protected]

Principal

17/06/2007

Shri. Mali Popatrao

Ramchandra

5234 4850 3275 [email protected] Assistant

Prof.

31/07/1999

Dr. Jokhe Neeta

Vijaykumar


Prof.

03/08/1999

Dr. Deokar Rekha

Ratnakaar

3651 0244 9980 rekhamaneO@ gmail.com Assistant

Prof.

03/08/1999

Dr. Patil Sanjeevani

Mahadeo


om

Assistant

Prof.

03/08/1999

Dr. Suryawanshi

Shivaji Dattu

2492 9103 1827 mr.shivajidattu@rediffmail

.com

Assistant

Prof.

03/08/1999

Dr. Chindage

Sanjay Piraji


m

Assistant

Prof.

03/08/1999

Shri. Mane Satish

Ramchandra


om

Director of

P.E.

03/08/1999

Shri. Patil Yuvraj

Anandrao

5336 3775 2510 yuvarajpatil73@rediffmail.

com Librarian

03/08/1999

Smt. Kamble

Shubhangi

Ramchandra

239671584520 [email protected]

m Assistant

Prof.

05/08/1999

Smt. Patil Asha 9510 8962 3594 [email protected]

5/8/1999




mailto:rekhamaneO@%20gmail.com














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Dattatraya om Prof.

Dr. Dukale Prakash

Mahadeo


Prof.

07/08/1999

Shri Tadakhe Dipak

Ramchandra


Prof. 03/02/2004

Dr. Hiremath

Mantesh Mallayya


m

Assistant

Prof. 03/02/2004

Shri. Mastud

Shahaji Subrao 4789 8194 7439

[email protected] Assistant

Prof.

01/12/2006

Shri. Gaikwad Sunil

Abhimanyu


m

Assistant

Prof.

17/06/2008

Dr. Patil Anil

Babaso

8786 5226 6625 dranilpatil.2010@reddiffm

ail.com

Assistant

Prof.

04/10/2008

Shri. Suryawanshi

Machindranath

Maruti

2066 7745 4644 mchindra11@

rediffmail.com

Assistant

Prof. 28/07/2000

Shri. Patil

Dattatraya Rangrao


m

Assistant

Prof. 17/08/1999

Dr. Kulkarni Ashok

Shankar


om

Assistant

Prof. 01/10/1999

Dr. Khansole

Gopinath Shankar


Prof. 11/08/2010

Shri Shinde Abhijit

Balasaheb


Prof. 21/04/2012

Shri. Sutar Vinayak

Pandurang 6119 0303 8918

[email protected] Assistant

Prof. 23/04/2012

b)Appointed from College/Management Fund

Name Gender Designation Date of

joining

Date of

leaving

Patil Rahul Ramrao Male Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017














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Patil Shankar Krishna Male Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Chrankar Pravinkumar

Ananda Male

Assistant Prof.

01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Tupare Dhanaji Ramchandra Male Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Pawal Mayuri Bajirao Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Patil Abhijeet Abaso Male Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Chavan Shrikant Ananda Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Nalawade Monali Rajendra Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Patil Shubhangi Babaso Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Patil Pallavi Yashwantrao Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Jadhav Sushma Abhijeet Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Shelake Pournima Raghunath Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Pawar Ravati Raghunath Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Patil Sujata Sarjerao Female Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Mali Satish Jagannath Male Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

Jagdhane Kishor Sambhaji Male Assistant Prof. 01.07.2016 31.03.2017

15) List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Academic/Industry experts

Sr.No Name Visiting Department

1. Dr. Malati R. Patil M.A. Marathi

2. Dr. Manasi D. Patil M.A. Marathi

3. Dr. Suman K. Chavan M.A. Marathi

4. Dr. Vinod D. Rathod M.A. Marathi

5. Mr. Prakash A. Hulenwar M.A. Marathi

6. Mr. Keshav D. Tiparse M.A. Marathi

7. Dr. Milind Salavi M.A. Hindi

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8. Porf. M.M. More M.A. Hindi

9. Dr. Kishor Patil M.A. Hindi

10. Smt. Shobha Naik M.A. Hindi

11. Mr. Zole Patil Vilas B. Com.

16) Percentage of classes takenby temporary /visiting faculty ( programme-wise

Information):

Sr.No Pragram Percentage

1 B. A. 30

2 B. Sc. 25

3 M.A. 50

17) Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratoi& computer” student Ratio

Sr.No Pragram Percentage

1 B. A.

42 :2 2 B. Sc.

3 M.A.

4. B.Com

18) Number of academic support staff staff (technical ) and administrative staff

sanctioned ,filled and vacant:

Sr.No Posts Sanctioned

Post

Filled on role Filled by

Management

Total

Filled

1 Laboratory

Assistance

1 1 -- 1

2 Clerk(Office) 4 3 -- 3

10

3 Laboratory

Attendant

8 4 -- 4

4 Peon 8 4 --

5 Other 1 --

19)Information about research grants,projects completed and ongoing

Nil

a) Form International/National Funding: Nil

b) Form NGO,Industry,Individual, any funding agencies: Nil

20 Linkages /Functional MOU,s/collaboration (details regarding revenue generated,

Faculty & Students Exchange program,research,Intership, On job traning,

fiedprojects),Fund received through DST-FIST:CSIR,UGC-

SAP/CAS,DAE,DBT,BRNS,ICSSR,AICATE,ICHR,ICSSR,INDUSTRIES,GOVT.&

NON GOVT.AGENCIES,INDIVIDUALS,ANY OTHER.

Organisation with which MoU is

signed

Name of the institution/ industry/

corporate house

Year of

signing

MoU

Vishwasrao Naik Cooperative Sugar

Factory Ltd. Yashwantnager

Chikhali.(Soil Laboratory and Industry)

MD, Vishwasrao Naik Cooperative

Sugar Factory Ltd. Yashwantnager

Chikhali. Phone no.02345-272138

2011

Vishwasrao Naik Cooperative Sugar

Factory Ltd. Yashwantnager

Chikhali.(Distillery Unit and Indutry)

MD, Vishwasrao Naik Cooperative

Sugar Factory Ltd. Yashwantnager

Chikhali. Phone no.02345-272138

2011

Vasundhara Warananager ,Tal-Panhala

Dist- Kolhapur (Amar Nature Club)

Vasundhara Warananager ,Tal-Panhala

Dist- Kolhapur

2011

Fattesingrao Naik (Appa) Sahakari Dudh

Utpadak Sangh Ltd.Shirala, Biur

Fattesingrao Naik (Appa) Sahakari Dudh

Utpadak Sangh Ltd.Shirala, Biur

2015

Viraj Alchol and Allied Industries

Ltd.Shirala.

MD,Viraj Alchol and Allied Industries

Ltd.Shirala.

2015

Sarjeraodada Naik Shirala Urban Bank,

Ltd.Shirala,

Sarjeraodada Naik Shirala Urban Bank,

Ltd.Shirala,

2015

Maharashtra Sahitya Parishad

,Pune,Brach-Shirala.

Maharashtra Sahitya Parishad

,Pune,Brach-Shirala.

2016

Shivaji University Marathi Teacher

Association ,Kolhapur

Shivaji University Marathi Teacher

Association ,Kolhapur

2017

Bharati Vidyapeeth,Yashwantrao Mohite Bharati Vidyapeeth,Yashwantrao Mohite 2018

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Institute of Manafement Karad. Institute of Manafement Karad.

Society of Mathematic Engineering Society of Mathematic Engineering 2016

Librarian, Shri.Shiv-Shahu

Mahavidyalaya, Sarud,Tal-

Shahuwadi,Dist-Kolhapur, Phone

no.02329-244328

Librarian, Shri.Shiv-Shahu

Mahavidyalaya, Sarud,Tal-

Shahuwadi,Dist-Kolhapur, Phone

no.02329-244328

2016

21.Publications:

Title of paper Name of the

author/s

Name of journal

Vegalya Vata Dhundarnara

Kavi: Arun Kale

Dr.

M.M.Hiremath

Shivim

Enteromorpha intestinalis:Low

cost biosorbent for Methylene

Blue and Malachite Green from

Binary Solution

Dr. R. R. Deokar Global Journal of Research

Analysis

Empirical Mode in Philip

Larkin’s Poetry

Shri S. S.

Mastud

The Criterion: An

International Journal in

English

Loss, Realization and

Redemption of Self in Kiran

Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss

Shri S. S.

Mastud

The Criterion: An


English

Freedom of Thought, Expression

and Indian Subcontinental

Fiction Writers

Shri S. S.

Mastud

The Criterion: An


English

Exploration of Animal life in the

Poems of Ted Hughes and

Manohar Shetty

Shri S. S.

Mastud

Langlit: An International

Peer-Reviewed Open Access

Journal

Reinterpretation of Mythad

History to Reconstructthe Past

Reality: Shashi Tharoor’s

The Great Indian Novel.

Shri S. S. Mastud The Criterion: An


English

The Influence Of Aerobic

Exercise Program On Blood

Lipids Profile In Obese Lady

Teachers

Shri S. R. Mane World Journalof

Pharmaceutical Research

12

A new locality record for an

endangered plant species entada

rheedei sprong. (mimosaceae) in

sangli district, maharashtra

Dr. S.R.Patil World Journal of


One Pot, Four-Component for

the Synthesis of Pyrano Pyrazole

Derivatives using TBAHS as

Green Catalyst and their

Biological Evaluation,

Dr.G.S.Khansole Asian J. Research Chem.

Synthesis Of Phenyl 1H-

Indazolo [1,2-b] Phthalazine

Trione Derivatives With Their

Biological Evaluation.

Dr.G.S.Khansole Indo American Journal of

Pharmaceutical Sciences.

Molecular iodine catalyzed

synthesis of 9-substituted

derivatives of 9-phenyl-2,9-

diphenyl-5,9-dihydro-6 H-

pyrimido[4,5-d] [1,3,4]

thiadiazolo [3,2-a] pyrimidine-

6,8(7H)-dione

Dr.G.S.Khansole Der Pharma Chemica.

Isolation and Characterisation of

Lipase producing Bacteria from

Restaurant Waste Water

Shri. V.P.Sutar World Journal of


Herbal plants for mental health:

survey of chandoli region

Dr. R. R. Deokar World Journal Of

Pharmaceutical Research.

Qualitative Analysis Of Selected

Amaranthus Species From

Shirala

Tahsil,Dist.Sangali,M.S.(India)

Smt.S. R. Kamble International Journal Of

Innovative Research In

Science, Engineering and

Technology.

A New Locality Record For

Endangered Plant Species

Entada rheedei

Sprong.(Mimosaceae)

Smt.S. R. Kamble World Journal Of


A New Locality Record For

Endangered Plant Species

Entada rheedei

Sprong.(Mimosaceae)



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Prayogshilata ani Gavtamchi

Gost

Dr. P.M. Dukale Shivim Showsadhan Patrika

Loksahityatil Adhunik Adhayan

Padhati

Dr. P.M. Dukale National journal of Varul

Kolhapur Jilyacha Samajik

Parivartanat Dugdh

Vyavsayache Mhatva

Mr.D.R.Patil Vision Research Journal For

History and Archaeology

Jagtikikarn : Samaj ani

Sahityavaril Parinam

Dr. P.M. Dukale International Research

Journal Critical Space

Jagtikikarn ani Marathi kavita Dr.

M.M.Hiremath

International Research

Journal Critical Space

ReinterpretationofMythad

History to Reconstructthe Past

Reality: Shashi Tharoor’s

The Great Indian Novel

Shri S. S. Mastud The Criterion: An


English

Crocodile of Warana basin,

Maharashtra, India: Threats to

Population and Strategies for

Protection and Conservation”

Dr. S.R.Patil International E-Research

Journal Research Journy

Theory of Experience,

Observation and Imagination in

Narrative Art of Fiction

Shri. S. S. Mastud International Journal of

English Language, Literature

in Humanities

From Class Consciousness to

Individual Consciousness: The

Contour of Inequality in Aravind

Adiga’s The White Tiger



in Humanities

Fictional and Factual Framework

of Diseases in Love in the Time

of Choleraand The Calcutta

Chromosome



in Humanities

Malgudi to Macondo the

Imaginary Homelands: A Study

of Fictional Universe



in Humanities

Herbal plants for mental health:

survey of chandoli region

Dr. S.R.Patil World Journal of


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Cry the Peacock:

Psychoanalytical Study by Anita

Desai’ on

Dr. N. V. Jokhe International

Interdisciplinary Research

Journal.

Relation between Spent Wash &

Production Cost Studied In

Village, Jambhalewadi

Smt. A. D. Patil International Research

Journal of chemistry and

chemical sciences

Relation between Spent Wash &

Production Cost Studied In

Village, Jambhalewadi

Dr. A. B. Patil International Research

Journal of chemistry and

chemical sciences

Herbal Plants For Mental Health:

Survey Of Chandoli Region

Shri S. R. Mane World Journal Of


An Efficient One Pot Synthesis

of 2-Amino-4H-Benzo [b] Pyran

Catalyzed By Tetrabutyl

Ammonium Hydrogen Sulphate

In Aqueous Media.

Dr.G.S.Khansole Heterocyclic Letters.

Synthesis, Antimicrobial

Activities of Pyrano [2,3-d]

Pyrimidine Derivatives.

Dr.G.S.Khansole International Journal of

Chemical & Physical

Sciences.

Physiochemical Analysis of

Aqueous Extract from

Arthrospira platensis.

Dr. G.S.Khansole International Journal of

Chemical and Physical

Sciences.

Yaswantrao Chavan Yanchya

Sahitytil Vicharikata

Dr. P.M. Dukale Aayushi International

Interdisciplinary Journal.

Satn Gadgebaba Yanchya

Kiratanache Vegalepan

Dr. P.M.Dukale National journal of Varul

Marathi Kavitetil Veshya

Jivnache Chitran

Dr.

M.M.Hiremath

Shvim

Vindancya Nivadak Kavitance

Strivadi Akalan

Dr. P. M. Dukale Shvim

Antibacterial activity of

commercial green tea and honey

Shri. A. B. Shinde International Journal of

Biology Research

Granthapalanchi Vyavasayikata Shri. Y. A. Patil Aayushi International

Interdisciplinary Journal.

15

Mahiti Saksharata Aani

granthalaya

Shri. Y. A. Patil Aayushi International

Interdisciplinary Journal .

Hybrid Granthalaye Aani

Wachan sahitya Sangrah

Shri. Y. A. Patil International JournalIn

English Language And

Literature.

Evaluation of antibacterial

activity of Piper Betle Leaves

against some common Pathogen.

Shri. V.P.Sutar World Journal of








Smt. S. R.

Kamble

World Journal Of


Facile Synthesis of Sulphide-

Polysulphide Electrolyte Based

Dye Sensitized Mixed , Metal

Chalcogenide Thin Films

Dr. S. M.Patil International Journal of

Current Trends in Science

and Technology

A Green Approach For The

Synthesis Of 2-Amino-4h-Benzo

[b] Pyran Derivatives Using

DBU As An Efficient Catalyst

Dr.G.S.Khansole International Research

Journal of Pharmacy

Maharani Yesubai Yanche

Karykartutva

Mr.D.R.Patil Aayushi International


Dugdha Vyavsay-Kolhapur

Jilhyachi Jivandayini



Dudh Vyavsayasamoril

Ahvanancha Etihasik Abyhas

Mr.D.R.Patil Ajanta

Kolhapur Jilyachatil Dudha

Sanghanchi Dugdhajanya

Uttpadane-Ek Abhyas



Vaishvikaran se pravbhavit 21 vi

sadi ke hindi upanyas

Dr. S. P.

Chindage

Aayushi International

Interdisciplinary Research

Journal

Usha Priyanvada Ke Upanyason

Men Abhivyakta Nari

Dr. S. P.

Chindage

Navnikash

16

Samakalin Gajalaon Men Nari

Vimarsh

Dr. S. P.

Chindage

Vidyawarta

21 Vi Sadi ka Mahila Lekhan ;

Doud Upanyas Ke Sandrabha

Men

Gaikwad S.A. Ajanta

Dushant Kumar ki Gazalo men

Chitrit Sowndarya Vimarsh

Gaikwad S.A. Vidyawarta

Paper published (more than 10 citations ,in data base )in paper

Reviewed journals

Sr.

No.

Name of the

teacher

Title of the paper ISBN

number of

the

proceeding

Affiliating

Institute at the

time of

publication

Name of the

publisher

1. Dr.

P.M.Dukale

Marathi

kadambritil

Jagtikikaranachya

Aristanche Chitran

ISBN-978-

81-93094-3-

3-4

Night College,

Kolhapur

Principal, Night

College,

Kolhapur

2 Dr.

P.M.Dukale

Marathi

kadambritil

Jagtikikarnamule

Zalelya

Shosanache

Chitaran

ISBN: 978-

81-927095-1-

2

D. P. Bhosle

College, Koregav

Principal, D. P.

Bhosle College,

Koregav

3 Dr.Sanjay

Chindage

Mohandas

Nemishray ke

upanyason men

dalit vimarsh.

ISBN:978-

93-83871-44-

5

L.Gopinath

Mundhe college

Mandangad.

Principal,

L.Gopinath

Mundhe college

Mandangad.

4 Dr.Sanjay

Chindage

Hindi Aur

Vharatiy Nari

ISBN: 978-

93-83587-20-

9

A.R.Patil Kanya,

college

Ichalkarnji

Principal,

A.R.Patil Kanya,

college

Ichalkarnji

5 M.M.Hiremath Ajay kandar

Yanchya

Aavanolmadhil

Strivadi janiva

ISBN: 978-

93-82451-61-

7

Arts

Com.College

Mayani

Principal, Arts

Com.College

Mayani

17

6 M.M.Hiremath Stridharmachi

Janiv ani Marathi

Kavita

ISBN:978-

93-83871-44-

5

L.Gopinath

Mundhe college

Mandangad.

L.Gopinath

Mundhe college

Mandangad.

7 M.M.Hiremath 1980 Nantarchya

Marathi

Kavyitrinchya

Kavitetil

Stripratima

ISBN: 978-

93-83587-20-

9

Smt Akkatai

R.Patil

mahavidyalay

Ichalkaranji.

Principal, Smt

Akkatai R.Patil

mahavidyalay

Ichalkaranji.

8 Shri. Patil Y.

A.

Digital Granthalay

Sankalpana ,Garaj

Va Vaishishte

ISBN-978-

93-83871-67-

4

Loknete

Gopinath Munde

College

Mandangad

Principal,

Loknete

Gopinath Munde

College

Mandangad

9 Shri. Patil Y.

A.

Granthalayatil

Sevakanche

Niranter Shikshan

Va Prashikshan

ISBN-978-

81-930943-3-

4

Night College of

Arts &

Commerce

Kolhapur

Principal, Night

College of Arts

& Commerce

Kolhapur

10 Shri. Patil Y.

A.

Badalate

Vyavasthapan

Aani Granthalaye

ISBN-978-

93-85162-31-

2

Sahakarbhushan

s.k.patil College

kurundwad

Principal,

Sahakarbhushan

s.k.patil College

Kkurundwad

11 Dr.

P.M.Dukale

Annabhau Sate

Yanchya Sahityatil

ttatavvichar

ISBN 978-

93-82028-68-

0

Annasaheb

Dange College ,

Hatkangle

Nirmiti

Vicharmanch ,

Kolhapur

12 Dr.Sanjay

Chindage

Mithileshvar ki

kahaniyon men

kisan vimarsh.

978-93-

86077-64-6

Vivekand college

Kop.

Principal,

Vivekand college

Kop.

13 Dr.Sanjay

Chindage

Hindi dalit kavya

men chitrit samajik

vidroh.

ISSN-2277-

8721

Night college

Ichalkarngi.

Principal, Night

college

Ichalkarngi

14 M.M.Hiremath Annabhau Sathe

yanchya shahiri

Kavitetil

Vaicharikata

ISBN: 978-

93-8028-68-0

Annasaheb

Dange College,

Hatkangale

Principal,

Annasaheb

Dange College,

Hatkangale

15 M.M.Hiremath Vaichariktecha

Adhisthan

Labhalela

ISSN-2349-

638X

Shahaji Chtrapati

Mahavidyalay,

Kolhapur

Principal,

Shahaji

Cchtrapati

18

Samajsudharak:

Mahatma

Basvanna

Mahavidyalay,

Kolhapur,

16 Dr.Sanjay

Chindage

21 Vi Sadi Ka

Upanys kasturi

kundal basea Men

Nari Sahoshn

ISBN: 978-

93-85127-25-

0

Jaiwantrao

Avale, college

Ichalkarnji

Principal,

Jaiwantrao

Avale, college

Ichalkarnji

17 Gaikwad S.A. Virendra Jain Ke

Upanyso Me

Chitrit Kisano Ka

Shoshan

ISBN: 978-

93-85127-25-

0

Jaiwantrao

Avale, college

Ichalkarnji

Principal,

Jaiwantrao

Avale, college

Ichalkarnji

22) Detailsof patents/copy rights/ Gene sequence /IPR filed & granted and income

generated: Nil

23) Teaching –Learning-Evalution methods adopted coursewise

Sr.No Course Methods ICTuse-methods % of Faculties using

e-Learning resoucces

e-Content methods.

1. B.Sc. Lecture And

Practical

PPT, U Tube Clips,

Animated Vedio, Google

Classroom, QR Code

100

2 B.A. Lecture PPT, U Tube Clips,

Animated Vedio

100

3. B.Com. PPT, U Tube Clips,

Animated Vedio

100

4. M.A. PPT, U Tube Clips,

Animated Vedio

100

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24) Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher coueses, Orientation

courses, Seminars, Workshops,Conferences at national and international levels.

Sr.No Name of Teacher Details

1 Dr. R. R. Deokar Chairperson:One Day National

Conference on Recent advance in

Physics and Natural Science

2 Smt. Kamble S. R. Judge:One Day National Conference on

Recent advance in Physics and Natural

Science

3 Dr. S.P. Chindage Chairperson: National Conference on

The impact of Globalization

4 Dr. G. S. Khansole Chairperson: State Conference on

Recent Trands in Advanced Chemistry

5

25) Details of teachers invited as resource Seminars, Workshops conducted on

Intellectual property rights (IPR) & Commercialisation of IPR.

1. Zole Patil Vilas

26) Wether learner assessment test, identification of slow/advance learners done

&accordingly guidance & Mentorship is in existence.

Sr.No Mentor: Mentee Ratio

39:1

27) Participation of teachers in various academic /professional competency & ethics

activities & in committees on University level, State, National, International level. (give

details)

Sr.No. Name of Teacher Details

1. Prin. Dr. S. R. Patil

VC Nominee on Academic Council,

Shivaji University, Kolhapur

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2

Prin. Dr. S. R. Patil

Member, Board Of Studies in

Environmental Science, Maharashtra State

Secondary and Higher Secondary Board,

Pune

3 Prin. Dr. S. R. Patil

Member, Board of Sports and Physical

Education, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

4 Dr. Smt. R.R. Deokar

Member, Board Of Studies in Botany,


5 Dr. S. P. Chindage

Member, Board Of Studies in Hindi,


6 Shri S.R. Mane

Member, Board of Sports and Physical

Education, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

28)Deputation of students to outside Academic/Social Activities ( Department Wise)

Sr.No. Name of Teacher Details

1 Mr. Mane S.R. Sport Tournaments

2 Mr. Suryawanshi M.M. Cultural Activities

3 Mr. Patil D.R. Statelevel Quize

4 Mr. Mali P.R. Excursion Trip

5 Dr. R. R. Deokar Avishkar Research Competition

6 Dr. P.M.Dukale Sahitya Sambelan

7 Dr. M.M. Hiremath Eassay Writtiing, Elocution,

Story Writing

8 Smt. Kamble S. R. State level Science Exhibition

9 Dr. R. R. Deokar National Conference

10 Dr. G. S. Khansole State level Science Quize

29) Details of teacher on National /International level ( fellowship/Advanced study)

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: Nil

30. and 31.Awards /Prizes and recognitions received by teachers and students at

university, state, national /international level.

Year Name of the

Competition

Level Sr.

No.

Rank Name of the student Prize

2017-

18

Avishkar

Research

Convention

2017-18

District 1 First Patil Madhavi B. Rs. 1000/- &

certificate

2 Second Patil Amol M. Rs. 750/- &

certificate

3 Third Kumbhar Pruthiraj R. Rs. 500/- &

certificate

4 Third Patil Ranjeetsinh S. Rs. 500/- &

certificate

5 Third Patil Onkar Prakash Rs. 500/- &

certificate

Science

Exhibition

organized by

S.Ghodawat

Uni., Kolhapur

State 1 First Gurav Pravin p. Rs. 4000/-,certificate

& Trophy

2 First Patil Ranjeetsinh S. Rs. 4000/-,certificate

& Trophy

Science

Exhibition

organized by

Y.P.College,

Solankur

State 1 First Gurav Pravin p. Rs. 4000/-,certificate

& Trophy

2 Third Patil Ranjeetsinh S. Rs. 3000/-,certificate

& Trophy

32) Details of Seminars / Conferences / Workshop Organized on University, State, national

and international level and the source of funding of the details :-

Sr.No. Name of Conference /

Seminars/ Workshops

Funding

agency

University/

State/national

international

1 NET/SET Workshop Lead College University

2 Tourism Management Lead College University

3 Leadership Development

Program

Lead College University

4 Woman Empowerment Lead College University

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5 Wild Life Photography

Skill

Lead College University

6 Farm Mapping Evaluation Lead College University

7 English Communication Lead College University

8 District level Avishkar

Research Convension

2017

Shivaji

University,

Kolhapur.

University

9 Savitribai Phule

Memorial Lecture Series

Shivaji

University

University

10 Intercollegiate Elocution

Competition

Shivaji

University

State

11 Chess zonal Tournament Shivaji

University

University

12 Greco Roman Wrestling

Tournament

Shivaji

University

University

33) Student profile program-wise at UG and PG

Program Applications

Received

No.of

students

Admitted

Seats

Available

Male Female Total

U. G. 950 893 1320 542 351 893

P.G. 55 37 200 09 28 48

34) Results of

Students at UG

and PG Rank

holders

Title of the

Programme

Total no. of

students

appeared

Division

Distinction % I % II % Pass %

B.A. 290 6.21 15.17 25.86 29.65

B.Sc. 402 8.96 25.87 28.61 20.90

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B. Com. 40 -- -- -- 75

M.A. 17 23.52 29.41 35.29 --

35) Whether coaching facility for competitive Exam & vocational education training given ?

Number of students appeared/ qualified Civil Services and Defence Services examinations

NET,SET,GATE and other competitive examinations? Give Category wise data.

MPSC/UPSC NET/SET GATE Other Exams Total

02 2 -- -- 04

36) Student Progression/ Placement record: Number / Percentage of students proceeded

for higher studies, students placed/ self employed

A) Required details : B) Efforts, Coaching for competitive Exam:

A) students placed 4

self employed 12

B) B) Efforts,

Coaching for

competitive Exam

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14k8yf5ISWqo5fAt8pOzLZjf

3VSksO2I5/view

37) Faculties receiving M.Phil. , Ph.D., D.Sc./ D.lit. : output of Ph.D. awarded to students per

teacher

who is Guide. Nil

38) Present infrastructural & other facilities

Facilities Existing Newly

created

Source of

Fund

Total

Campus area 29718 sq ft - - 29718sq ft

Class rooms 12 - - 12

Laboratories 08 - - 08

Seminar Halls 01 - - 01

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14k8yf5ISWqo5fAt8pOzLZjf3VSksO2I5/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14k8yf5ISWqo5fAt8pOzLZjf3VSksO2I5/view

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No. of important equipments purchased

(≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year.

- - - -

Value of the equipment purchased during

the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

24106014.50 249983.00

College 2665997.50

Value of the equipment purchased during

the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

6007051.00 - UGC 6007051.00

Others 345666.00 350778.55 College 696444.55

a) Central Library Books and Journals e-learning resources reading room, reprographic

Facility;

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 3184 238299 62 5694

Reference Books 2136 579818 251 55604

e-Books 300000 - - -

Novels 1279 41557 78 11277

Journals 23 13294 - - 23 14844

e-Journals 6000 - -

Digital Database 79 4276 - -

CD & Video - - - -

News Paper 08 11070 - - 08 11518

b) Departmental Library ( books ,journals, rare books manuscripts ):Record as per

Department

c) Computers and Internet facilities with Band with ,for staff, students :-

Total

Compute

rs

Computer

Labs Internet

Browsin

g

Centers

Compute

r Centers

Offic

e

Depart

-ments

Othe

rs

Existing 81 65 10 05 - 05 08 03

Added - - - - - - - -

Total 81 65 10 05 - 05 08 03

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d) Sufficient number of class rooms labs equipment’s: yes

e) Hostel, Auditorium, Canteen ;

Ladies Hostel

Indoor Stedium

Canteen

f) ICT enabled Seminar Halls CCTV, OHP/LCD, SOFTWARES

Room number or Name of

classrooms/Seminar Hall with

LCD / wifi/LAN facilities with

room numbers

Type of ICT facility

Seminar Hall

LCD,Internet Facility,Sound

System

Smart Classroom SmartBoard,LCD,Internet

Language Laboratory

Computer,Software.Internet

Facility

Clasroom I LCD,Internet Facility

Clasroom II LCD,Internet Facility

Clasroom III LCD,Internet Facility

Commerce Laboratory LCD,Internet Facility

g) Smart boards / interactive board ; Smart Classroom

h) Incubation center, e-Content facility, mechanism for creation & transfer of knowledge :

Yes

i) Gym (indoor ,outdoor), Cultural ,Health facilities, Media lab, Yoga facility room: Yes

j) Data base: INFLIBNET

39) Curricular Aspects:

a) mechanism for Whether curriculum delivery ,Evaluation process, prepared ?

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The college follows a stepwise mechanism for the effective implementation of the

curriculum. The details of the stages are as follows:

1. Updating with the University syllabi

As the college is affiliated to Shivaji University, Kolhapur, the college follows curriculum

designed and prescribed by the University. Periodically, changes in syllabi are made by the

university. Accordingly, the college takes necessary action for its implementation. The

faculty members actively participate in the revised syllabus workshops conducted by the

university and communicate the needs and difficulties of the students. The college has also

organized revised syllabus workshops in various subjects including Mathematics, English and

Marathi.

2. Academic Calendar Preparation

For every academic year, academic calendar is prepared by the college in consultation with

the IQAC to ensure effective implementation of curriculum delivery.

3. Time table Framing

The timetable committee frames the streamwise timetable so that each subject gets sufficient

number of periods as per the guideline of university. The Heads of the respective departments

finalize the departmental time-table in consultation with their colleagues.

4. Departmental Meetings

Departmental meetings are regularly conducted by each department which play an important

role in planning the curriculum delivery. Departmental meetings also provide a platform to

discuss various issues regarding the curriculum.

5. Syllabus Distribution

Based on the workload and the expertise of individual faculty, syllabus is distributed among

the faculty in the departmental meetings by the Head of Department.

6. Preparation of Teaching Plan

To implement the curriculum effectively, faculty members are provided with syllabi,

academic calendar and academic diaries at the beginning of the academic year which helps

them to plan and manage the entire process effectively. Teaching plan is prepared at the

beginning of the academic year. The details of plans are noted down in the academic diary. If

there are constraints to complete the curriculum, extra lectures are conducted.

7. Implementation of Teaching Plan:

The implementation of the teaching plan is supervised periodically. Every faculty member

records daily teaching-learning activities in the academic diary which is then periodically

assessed by the Principal.

8. Reporting to the principal:

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At the end of each semester, the syllabus completion report is provided by the faculty which

is then communicated to the principal by the respective Head of the Departments.

9. Faculty encouragement

Faculty members are encouraged to attend syllabus related workshops, seminars, orientation

and refresher courses to update knowledge in respective subjects.

10. Use of ICT and e-learning resources:

For the better comprehension of the topics by the students, the college insists the faculty

members to use ICT based teaching and e-learning resources.

11. Monitoring by the IQAC

The overall process of curriculum delivery is monitored by the IQAC by collecting feedbacks

from students and conducting regular Academic Audits by the external experts. The IQAC

follows robust approach to ensure that the difficulties in the curriculum delivery are identified

and rectified in due time.

b) Whether mechanism for Innovativeness, incremental improvement, quality culture

development prepared ?

Yes

c) whether structural feed-back taken from stake holders, analyzed & corrective measures are

taken?

Yes

d) Whether Teaching plan, Academic calendar , Review of teaching + learning, Evaluation

mechanism prepared?

Yes

e) Details of students seminars , deputation of students research projects webinars use of

Educational/ NME-ICT, NPTEL videos / National knowledge network connectivity, skill

oriented courses (State/National/level), NSDB (national skill development board ) courses

google group/ email group lecture-capture system, webinars, video conferencing skypee

clips, library, departmental website/ blog etc:

Yes

f) Does the college have any mechanism to ensure that syllabus is completed by taking

periodic syllabi completion reports?

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Yes

g) whether Bridge / Remedial courses introduced? If yes, give details.

Bridge Course conducted by Botany Department.

40 Whether the performance feedback of the teacher evaluation by the students taken,

analysed and suggestions communicated to teacher?

Yes

41) Whether performance – Appraisal System exist?

Yes

42) State transparent mechanism for effective grievance redressal cell for exam anti sexual

anti ragging

Introduction-

Grievance Redressal System has a mechanism to receive and act on complaints

and grievances reported by students of college, accessing a teaching learning, office

management and campus facilities. Grievance Redressed has handled directly by institute

with committee members.

Grievance Redressal Committee

No. Name Designation

Member

1 Dr.S .R.Patil Principal President

2 Mr.Mali.P.R. Assistant Prof. Member

3 Dr.Jokhe N.V Asst. Prof. Member

4 Dr.Deokar R.R. Asst. Prof. Member

5 Dr.Patil S.M. Asst. Prof. Member

6 Mr.Mane. S.R. Asst. Prof. Member

7 Shri.Ghode A.B. Asst. Prof. Member

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Objective-

The objective of the Grievance Redressal Cell is to develop a responsive and

accountable attitude among all the stakeholders in order to maintain a harmonious

educational atmosphere in the college.

In our institute has monitoring mechanism to oversee the functioning of the Grievance and

Redressal Policy as following

Mechanism

Grievance Redressal Mechanism

Steps in Grievance Redressal Procedure

1. Identification of grievance

2. Define correctly

3. Data collection

4. Analyze and solve

5. Implementation and follow-up

The grievance of the students will be given fair and reasonable opportunity to be heard in

detail before the chairman and other members of the concerned committee in a peaceful and

conciliatory environment depending upon the issue if need to be, appropriate evidence in the

form of a material evidence or personal witness introduced by the aggrieved student.

The chairman of the committee has in constitution with the member and submits the report to

principal in the stipulated time.

The principal in turn, depending nature, magnitude and jurisdiction of the issue, will arrange

for the appropriate and early measure of redressal of grievance, under the management and

same will be communicate to the ‘aggrieved person’

All the proceeding of the Grievance mechanism will be suitably documented and recorded.

43) State distinguished alumni with their contribution (fund, guidance financial&

nonfinancial)

To collage development ( state No. of Alumni Meetings held ) whether Alumni is registered?

Yes, 2 meetings

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44) Give details of % of students participation in activities

Sr. No. Activity No. of students

1. Tree Plantation 200

2 Votar Awareness 150

3. Blood donation 25

4 Swachh Bharat Abhiyan 257

5 Digital India

6. Beti Bachav Beti Padav

7. Cashless India

45) Highlight the best practice undertaken & exemplify performance of the collage in one

area of stated vision mission priority thrust

Soil Testing Laboratory,

46) State % of passing rank holders of outgoing final year students:

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47) State activities conducted & participated by students and faculties in subject related social

activities (including in collaborations with industry NGO) & activates for surrounding

neighborhoods community considering locational advantages & disadvantages

24/07/201

7

Construction of Vanarai Bandhara at

Wadibhagai

Water

Conservation 60

27/01/201

8 Tourism Management Workshop

Opportunities in

Tourism in Shirala

Tehsil

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48) State procedure for maintaining & utilizing physical & academic support facilities.

College makes budgetary provision under different funds for maintaining and utilizing the

campus infrastructure facilities. The allocated funds are utilized under the observation of

various monitoring committees.

Procedure for Maintenance and utilization:

Maintenance and utilization of Laboratory-

Faculty and students utilize laboratory for their practical and research work.

The instruments and equipments are cleaned, calibrated and maintained on regular basis by

Title of the

Programme

2016-17

Total no. of

students

appeared

Division Pass

% Distinction I II III

Semester I & II

B. A. Part I 129 05 14 46 57

B. Sc. Part I 150 18 42 58 19

B. Com. Part I 23 - - - 23

M.A. I (All) 09 03 03 02 -

Semester III & IV

B. A. Part II 140 01 19 64 45

B. Sc. Part II 101 11 55 24 02

B. Com. Part II 14 - - - 06

M.A. II (All) 03 01 01 - -

Semester V and V I

B. A. Part III 77 20 18 29 05

B. Sc. Part III 83 20 21 23 04

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the laboratory attendant of concerned departments. Facilities in laboratories are regularly

checked and maintained with the help of a technical person. Facilities like Fire extinguishers

and First aid kits are checked regularly and their refilling is done before expiry date. Students

carefully use instruments and hazardous chemicals under the supervision of the faculty and

non-teaching staff. Department wise stock register is maintained by the laboratory assistant

and annual stock verification is done by the concerned head of department.

Maintenance and utilization of LIBRARY:

The Library provide open access for faculty and final year U.G. and P.G. students. It

provides special book facility to the students preparing for competitive examinations. The

Research Journals, News papers and Periodicals in Marathi and English are made available in

Library. It also provides current issues like Employment News, Competitive Success,

University News and weekly Magazines. Study room remains open from 9.00 a.m. to 4.00

p.m. except holidays. Reprography also provided in the Library.

Our Institute has library committee which plays vital role in smooth functioning

and efficient working of the library. Library is maintained by the Librarian and Attendants.

The books in the library are checked, accessioned, stamped and then shelved according to

Dewey decimal classification. Annual stock verification of library books is done by the

library staff. Pest control of library is done every year. Fire safety unit is installed as the

precautionary major. The maintenance of the Library and Reprography Machine is done

regularly by the technicians.

Maintenance and utilization of Sport Complex:

Institute has large play ground and gymnasium with multi station machine.

Gymnasium hall is utilized for playing indoor games. The Institute organizes Shivaji

University - Zonal and inter zonal tournaments. Gymnasium facilities are utilized by the

students only with the permission during their free periods or after the college hours.

Maintenance of the Play ground is vital to the heaith and safty of playing students done by

picking small stones and pebbles as well as uprooting grass and spraying of weedicides.

Maintenance of Multi Station Machine is done regularly

Maintenance and utilization of computers:

The Institute has given a more prominent focus on buying latest version Computer

systems with decent configuration to provide more computer skills. Computer with Internet

facility is provided to the Departments, laboratories and students. Power back up is provided

to the computer systems to use them optimally.

Computer maintenance is the practice of keeping computers in a good state of repair.

Maintenance of computer is done regularly is done by the students of P.C. Maintenance short

term course. Hardware and Network Technician is appointed for maintenance of computers.

He looks after the maintenance job, such as updating of operating system, antivirus, software,

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hardware and technical problems, etc. LAN and internet connectivity is regularly tested. The

institution takes measures to upgrade IT infrastructure as per requirement of faculty and

students.

Maintenance and utilization of Classrooms:

The Institute run Arts Commerce and Science streams. Thus, it is engaged for whole day

from 8.00a.m. to 5.12p.m. We have adequate facilities of sufficient classrooms, furnitures

and smart class rooms to enhance the student’s skills. We provide classrooms for various

university examinations, other examinations like Graduate Excellence( N.Wadia College,

Pune) , Mahatma Gandhi Sanskar (Gandhi Study Center, Jalgaon ) and Vaidnyanik Janiva

(Maharashtra Superstitions Eradication Committee) .

Coloring of the building is done as and when required. Classrooms are allotted to peons

to clean regularly. Broken desks are repaired or damaged desks are replaced by new ones.

Black boards are repaired urgently and colored yearly. Broken glass panels of windows are

replaced once in a year.

Maintenance and Utilization Of Other Physical Facilities-

The campus is under CCTV surveillance. Cameras and CCTVs are maintained by

the technician of dealer.

The Institute has installed 30KV generator, 2KV battery backup, 1Online UPS

with battery backup for 2 hours, 1 Offline UPS with battery backup for 8 hours to

maintain the power supply all the time.

Well Furnished Principal Cabin and IQAC room are available.

Well equipped Conference hall is utilized for Conferences, Workshops, Guest lectures

and Cultural activities.

Common rooms for girls and boys, staff room, toilet blocks etc. facilities are available

and appointed sweepers regularly clean all the bathrooms and toilets.

Hostel- Hostel committee regularly monitors maintenance, hygiene and cleanliness of

all facilities in hostel.

Canteen facility is available. Waste water from canteen outlets is utilized for watering

the plants.

For maintaining aesthetic value of proper campus landscaping of available free land is

carried out by non teaching staff .

For drinking water supply the college has installed water purifier and cooler which are

maintained by the support staff.

Bio-metric Machine is made available to maintain the arrival and departure of faculty

members and remained staff.

Incinerator machine is installed in ladies toilet block.

Parking facility is provided for the faculty and students.

Maintenance of all these facilities such as furniture repairs, masonry and plaster works,

painting, carpentry, plumbing and house-keeping is carried out as per requirements by

technicians and the support staff having technical and mechanical skills.

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The various Monitoring committees of the college:

1. College development committee.

2. Purchase committee.

3. RUSA/UGC/DST/DBT/SAAP/HRD/DET/ Fund Generating And

Utilizing Committee.

4. Cultural Committee.

5. Dead Stock Verification Committee

6. Library committee.

7. Discipline committee.

8. Building committee.

9. Development fund committee.

10. Gymkhana Committee

11. Development Fund Utilization Committee

49) State programmers of ethical values human values Universal values Environment

consciousness Institutional distinctinctiveness ;

Kranti Din- Invited Talk 9th

August2017 52

Prof VijaykumarJokhe

Invited Talk of Advocate Vilas

Zole Patil on ‘Value Education’

2018 70

Birth Anniversary of Dr.

Babasaheb Ambedkar

14th

April 2018 65

50) State programmers for Environment Consciousness.

Students and Staff using

o Public transport

o Pedestrian friendly roads

o Plastic free campus

o Paperless office

o Green landscaping with trees and plants

Bicycles:

College always takes initiatives to keep campus pollution free and eco friendly.

Department of Physical Education provides bicycles to the needy students of the

nearby villages through Cycle Bank Scheme. Awareness is created among the

students to use bicycles. Students from nearby villages use bicycles for to and fro.

Public Transport:

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Most of the students, faculty and staff avail public transport for commuting .

Pedestrian friendly roads:

The college is situated in the rural, hilly area which reduces traffic in and around

the campus. Naturally The roads around the college are less crowded and pedestrian

friendly.

Plastic free Campus:

Use of plastic bags, bottles is strictly prohibited in the campus of the Institute

.To avoid plastic bags, awareness programmes are organized regularly and slogans are

displayed in the campus. Damaged plastic items and scrap materials are given away to Scrap

dealer.

Paperless Office:

The faculty, staff and the students are instructed to use both sides of the paper while

writing, typing and Xeroxing. The office staff has been provided with adequate computers

and commendable part of the official records are maintained through soft copies. Notices for

students are displayed on the blackboard kept in the corridor and for the faculty, staff are

circulated through WhatsApp, mobile messages and e-mails. The use of paper is greatly

reduced by maintaining e-records.The motto of the college regarding paperless office is ‘Go

Digital’

f) Green landscaping with trees and plants.

Every year hundreds of saplings are planted on the campus by the students and staff of the

college.

o Endemic and Medicinal plants are cultivated in the botanical garden.

o The Institute has more than175 variety of trees, endemic plants and 193 beautiful

ornamental plants.

o Various programmes organized by the Institute are inaugurated through watering the

potted plant and offering saplings to the chief guest.

o The parking area is at the back of the college premises, which helps to restrict entry of

the vehicles in the premises.

51) Whether Perspective Future plan document prepared?

The institution has prepared a perspective plan for development. The perspective plan

is drawn with short-term and long term goals in the different aspects of the functioning of the

college such as teaching and learning, research and development, industry interaction,

community engagement, human resource planning, and infrastructure. To implement these

plans in a meaningful manner, adequate measures are taken to mobilize resources. The

following aspects are considered while deciding the perspective plan:

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1. Needs of the students

2. Opinions of the stakeholders

3. Strength of the students

4. Technological up-gradation

5. Requirements of industry

6. Employability aspect

7. Enhancement of research culture

8. Up-gradation of human resources

9. Fund raising for the development of the college

10. Infrastructural requirements

Perspective Plan for Deployment of Ladies Hostel (Example): To construct the Ladies

Hostel, the issue has been brought in the IQAC meeting. After having thorough discussion on

the issue, it was decided to construct the same. Accordingly, a building committee was

constituted and the proposal was prepared and submitted to the WRO, UGC, Pune. The UGC

office has sanctioned the proposal. The building committee discussed for the publication of

tender in newspaper inviting bid for the construction of said Hostel. After following the

guidelines of UGC regarding receiving tenders, opening of tenders and the selection of

tender, the committee selected a favorable tender on merit basis. Accordingly, a work order

was issued to the contractor whose tender was selected. After receiving the first installment

of Rs. 20.60 lakh, the construction started. However the further part of construction was

stopped due to want of funds. Therefore to complete the further construction, some amount

from college resources was utilized and remaining required fund was borrowed from the

management. Thus, as per the perspective plan of ladies hostel construction is strategically

completed within stipulated time and made ready to use.

All Sanction letters, appointment Letters, audit statement, service books, cash book, ledger

book, dead stock Register and other relevant required documents are updated& completed in

all respect from time to time and kept in office for verification.

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