The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of Bharati...

Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University College of Engineering, Pune - 43

Annual Quality Assurance Report: 2010-11 1

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR)

of

Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University

College of Engineering,

Pune – 43

For

Academic Year : 2010-11



PART – A

To plan the action to enhance the IQAC of the college the following action is planned. In

the planning, it has been observed that all activities will promote quality education to the

students and the quality training to the faculty members. The following activities were fixed,

which are matching to the goals of the college, are indicated below.

S.N

Activity Achievement

1. Academic activities such as

Teaching plan, unit tests ,

continuous assessment, students‟

feedback, field visits,

Academic Calendar is prepared for both UG

and PG Programmes and all academic activities

are conducted accordingly.

These activities were conducted over the year

as per academic calendar.

2. Extension, Interdepartmental,

Inter Institutional activities like

exhibitions, projects, paper

presentation, workshops.

This year college has organized one

International Conference, three Seminars, two

Workshops, one training program and one

symposia.

Project exhibition, paper presentations are also

organized through students association at

departmental level.

3. Promote staff members to attend

workshops and seminars

Staff members have attended various

conferences, workshops and seminars at

national and international level and presented

research papers

28 faculty members have attended international

conferences, four faculty members have

attended National conferences and eight faculty

members have attended workshops.

Further faculty members have also attended

training programs and visited industry.

4. Testing and consultancy to the

industry and general public

College has tried to serve industry by way of

consultancy and testing.

Testing and consultancy is manly done in civil



engineering department and it has generated

revenue of Rs. 47,500/- in this academic year.

New laboratory „Lubricant condition

monitoring‟ established for characterization of

lubricants. Revenue of Rs.50, 640 /- generated

by way of testing of lubricants received from

various industries.

Faculty members are giving their expertise to

conduct laboratory work for the students

registered for AMIE.

5. Research activities and patents Total 129 research papers were published in this

year out of which 44 research papers were

published in Refereed international journals.

One invention disclosure has already been filed

for international patent,

12 other invention disclosures were identified as

patentable proposals, and process to file it is in

progress.

13 faculty members have completed Ph.D and

94 have completed PG. Further 42 and 31

faculty members are pursuing Ph.D PG

respectively.

There are 30 research proposals submitted to

AICTE and 86 proposals to AMIE for funding

College received Rs. 29.6 lacs for research from

various agencies such as DRDO, AICTE and

UGC etc.

6. Provision of internet facility Internet facility is provided to the students and

all Faculty members.

Based on requirement, capacity of leased line is

enhanced to 10 Mbps from 4 Mbps.

Internet is available in the Computer center of

college which is open for more than 12 hrs/day.



Further, installation of INFIBNET of capacity

10 Mbps is in progress.

7. To send the proposals to the

funding agencies like UGC,

AICTE, DST, CSIR.

Faculty members have submitted research

proposal under various schemes such as

Research Promotional Scheme (RPS),

MODROB etc to AICTE as well to Institution

of Engineers for funding. Total 30 proposals

submitted to AICTE and 86 to the Institutions

of Engineers.

8. Improvement in infrastructure

facilities

New laboratories are established in Electronics

and Telecommunication, Mechanical,

Production engineering department.

New Equipments, Furniture and Books were

procured.

Students‟ / Examination section renovated.

9. To extend practical training

facility to the faculty members

21 Faculty members have visited various

industries for practical knowledge.

10. To conduct common cultural and

national level technical festival

program

National technical festival “BHARATIUM

2011”was conducted in the month of March

2011.

More than 4000 students from 110 institutions

across the nation have attended this technical

festival.

11. To improve training and

placement of the students of all

branches

Placement cell has geared to meet future

challenges.

Books and CDs regarding preparations for

appearing Aptitude test were made available to

the students for the preparations.

Mock interviews/aptitude tests were conducted

Training programmes from various companies

organized for the benefit of students.



PART –B:

1. ACTIVITIES REFLECTING THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE

DEPARTMENT:

A) Academic activities:

Academic Calendar: The Academic calendar reflects various academics and associated

activities to be carried out in the academic year.

Teaching plan, unit test, continuous assessments, and preparation of notes being followed

by faculty for quality education.

Students‟ attendance record book is modified every year as per the needs.

Unit Test: Three Unit tests are carried out and the average of best two marks scored are

reflected in the mark sheet. Unit test marks are made available on the college website.

Attendance Monitoring: The attendance monitoring is done at the end of every month to

check the students‟ presence and punctuality. letters stating the deficiency of attendance

are sent to the parents of Students‟ failing to comply with the requisite attendance.

Teaching Plan: The teaching faculty prepares a teaching plan for the subject to be taught

to the student for the current semester. This enables the staff to conduct lectures

accordingly and complete the teaching of the syllabus in time.

12. To increase no. of visits of the

students in various local

industries

Practically all departments have arranged

industrial visits.

Industry liaison increased by way of introducing

Concept of in-plant training is in new syllabus.

13. To provide facility of e-journals

on line journals

Through INDEST-AICTE Consortium (Springer link)

institute get access of 1300 e-journals and

compromising more than 6 lacs individual

documents, it covers all the areas of institution

such as science, computer science, engineering,

business studies (Management) etc.



Lecture Notes : Lecture notes for the subject to be taught are made by the concerned

staff in a prescribed format, so there can be consistency in teaching and the contents well

understood by the students.

Expert Lectures / Seminars: To get more practical knowledge and industry insight of

the various technologies and related aspects, Expert Lectures / Seminars are regularly

organized within the department. Expert from Industries as well as academics are invited

to conduct these lectures and seminars. ISTE Chapter also conducts experts lecture series

for the faculty members.

Industrial Training: In-plant training for 6 weeks is made integrated part of the course

Curriculum to enable students to get practical experience and Industrial exposure on

various aspects of technologies and associated issues and address their employability.

B) Research activities:

Faculty members are encouraged to enhance their qualifications and deputed to

international universities for higher qualifications.

Financial assistance is provided to faculty members to attend and presents research

papers in seminars and conferences.

In academic year 2010-11 28 faculty members have attended International Conferences, 04 have attended

National Conferences, 8 have attended Workshops and 21 faculty members have visited Industry.

Laboratories were updated by adding new equipments and renovations.

Faculty members encouraged to write research proposals for grants.

Faculty members are deputed for specialized training and Higher studies

Students‟ projects are sponsored by industry.

Training programs for faculty members are organized for their skill development and also

deputed for various similar training programs.

C) Extension activities:

Testing and consultancy carried out by the College.

Inter departmental, Inter institutional competitions carried out.

Workshop, Seminar, Conferences being conducted by the department

Innovative practices such as faculty development programme, on the job training



also being carried out by the department

Training for third year students for aptitude test, group discussion and interview Skills,

EDUSAT Programme, Network Security

AMIE practicals‟ were conducted in department laboratory.

Network security course is introduced to know the trends in information technology.

Soft skill, interview skills and personality development skills are provided to students.

The facility of Digital Library, which includes many National and International Journals

available to the students and Staff for research work.

The students organized national level Techno-Cultural Festival „BHARATIUM 2011‟.

The industrial visits are arranged under the guidance of faculty members. These visits

enable the students to know the latest trends in industry.

2. NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES INITIATED (UG AND PG):

New academic programmes not initiated from 2010-11

3. INNOVATIONS IN CURRICULAR DESIGN AND TRANSACTION:

From the inception of college in ambits of Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University,

faculty of Engineering and Technology has revised course structure and syllabus in

2004 and 2007.

In 2007 course, unit test system has been introduced for the continuous assessment of

performance of students.

In-plant training of six weeks of all students has been made as integrated part of course

curriculum. In this in-plant training students have to work in the industry for six weeks

after their 6th

semester and resumes rest of the academics in subsequent semester.

This has made engineering students aware about practical knowledge, latest technology

implemented in the market, work culture of industry and made his/her horizon wider

and understand theory in a better manner.

Students were given opportunity to work on ongoing research projects as well as the

projects sponsored by industry.



4. INTER-DISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES STARTED:

NIL

5. EXAMINATION REFORMS IMPLEMENTED:

i) Results of each Semester is prepared, analyzed and counseling is done for weak

Students to improve students‟ performance.

ii) Out of three unit tests conducted in a semester average of two unit tests marks having the

best performance are considered as final unit test marks and reflected in the final mark

sheet.

iii) Continuous assessment system is introduced for the evaluation of practical work of

students done during the semester. Each assignment/ experiment is evaluated for 25

marks and the distribution of 25 marks is as 12 for Understanding, 07 for timely

submission and 06 for presentation.

iv) This assessment record is made available to the examiners during oral practical

examinations.

6. CANDIDATES QUALIFIED NET/SLET/GATE etc.:

Year No. of Students Qualified

GATE TOFEL CAT GRE Others Total

2010-11 28 2 9 2 8 49

7. INITIATIVE TOWARDS FACULTY DEVELOPMENTS PROGRAMME:

The institute motivates faculty members to upgrade their educational qualification.

Qualification Completed Pursuing

Ph.D 13 42

P.G. 94 31



8. RESEARCH PROJECTS:

Name and

designation of

Principal

investigator

Title of the project

Sponso-

ring

Agency

Date of

commen

-cement

Date of

completi

on

Total

outlay

of the

project

Dr. A. R. Bhalerao “Manufacturing of

panels of plain and

complex shapes using

composite materials and

Nano Fibers (Electros

pining Method) by

VARTM Process”

DMSRDE/

DRDO

Kanpur

2010-11 Ongoing 10 Lacs

Dr. S.H. Patil “Detection and

Elimination of Integrated

Rough Access Point in

Wireless LAN”

AICTE,

New Delhi

2010-11 Ongoing 4.5

Lacs

Department of

Electronics

Engineering for

B.E. in Biomedical

Engineering

Innovative Programme-

teaching and research in

Interdisciplinary and

emerging areas during X

plan

UGC, New

Delhi

Feb 2011 Ongoing 8.47

lacs

Department of

Electronics

Engineering for

B.E. in Biomedical

Engineering

Innovative Programme-

teaching and research in


emerging areas during X

plan

UGC, New

Delhi

Feb 2011 Ongoing 6.63

lacs

9. PATENTS GENERATED, IF ANY:

Sr. No Name of Patent Title Author Registering

Agency

1 International “Electrospun

Nanofabric for

improving

impact

resistance and

interlaminar

strength”

Prof. Dr. S.M.

Shendokar

United States

Patent Application

Publication

NO:

US2011/0064949A1



Further, 12 new invention disclosers from this college , which are patentable subject matters in

India are identified and Process of filling these patents has already been initiated

List of these invention disclosers are as below

1. FPGA Based wireless sensor network

2. Precision agriculture using sensor based wireless networks

3. Dynamic modeling and simulation of a DFIG wind/ photo voltaic/ fuel cell/ultra

capacitor based hybrid power generation system.

4. Micro smart grid model for rural India by using analysis of implementable renewable

energy sources.

5. Hybrid joint for automotive composite structure.

6. Strength Characterization of fly ash composite material.

7. Evolution of solid sorbets as a retrofit technology for CO2 capture from industrial CHPs.

8. A self improvement process for measuring metrics for achieving high software quality.

9. Biometric cryptosystem using fuzzy vault for IRIS.

10. Accurate image search using the contextual dissimilarity measures

11. Breast tumor analysis in dynamic contrast enhanced using texture features and wavelet

transform

12. Toolkit: multiword expression identification in natural language processing.

10. NEW COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAMMES:

To promote Research and Development activity and compete the upcoming technologies at

global level a college will start a new course of M.Tech (nanotechnology) under the Bharati

Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Pune in collaboration with North Carolina University, USA.



11. RESEARCH GRANTS RECEIVED FROM VARIOUS AGENCIES

Name of

department

involved

Title of the Grant Sponsoring

Agency

Date Total outlay of

the grant

Department

of

Electronics

Engineering

for B.E. in

Biomedical

Engineering

Innovative

Programme-teaching

and research in


emerging areas during

X plan

UGC, New

Delhi

Feb 2011 Rs. 8, 47,282/-

Department

of

Electronics

Engineering

for B.E. in

Biomedical

Engineering

Innovative

Programme-teaching

and research in


emerging areas during

X plan

UGC, New

Delhi

Feb 2011 Rs. 6, 63,050/-

12. DETAILS OF RESEACH SCOLARS (Ph.D Programme):

No. of candidates enrolled for PhD: 28 (Provisional)

No. of candidates completed /awarded PhD: 03



13. CITATION INDEX OF FACULTY MEMBERS AND IMPACT FACTOR

International Journals:

Code No. Title of the paper Name of the

Author(s)

Name of the Journal Volume,

Number and

Page

Number

Impact

factor

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 01 /

Comp

Load Balancing In

Structured Peer To Peer

Systems

Sumit A. Hirve

Dr.S.H. Patil

International

Journal of

Computer Science

and Information

Technologies (ISSN

0975-9646)

Vol.2, No.

III, May

2011.

---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 02 /

Comp

Providing Data

Security In WLAN By

Detecting Unauthorized

Access Points And

Attacks

Snehal S Behede

Prof.Sandeep B.

Vanjale

Dr. P.B. Mane

International

Journal Of

Engineering

Science And

Technology,(ISSN:

0975-5462)

VOL.3 No.5

May 2011.

Page no

3783-3791

----

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 03

/Comp

A Self Process

Improvement For

Achieving High

Software Quality

J.NaveenKumar

Milind.P.Bhor

Dr.S.D.Joshi

International

Journal Of

Engineering

Science And

Technology,(ISSN:

0975-5462)

VOL.3 No.5

May 2011.

Page no

3850-3853

(IC-

3.14)

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 04 /

Comp

Discrete Logarithm

Based(T,N) Threshold

Group Signature

Scheme

Ganesh Mante

Dr.S.D.Joshi

International

Journal Of

Computer

Application,(

ISBN-978-93-

80749-23-2)

Vol.21 No.

2 2483-

3343

May 2011

0.835

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 05 /IT

Finding Proneness Of

Software Using Class

Hierarchy Method

Prof. Malan V.

Gaikwad

Prof. Aparna S.

Nakil

Prof. Akhil R. khare

International Journal

of Computer

Applications

(ISSN:0975-8887)

Vol. 22 No.6

May 2011

0.835

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 06 /IT

Walking Signal

Systems For Visually

Impaired People

Prof. H.D.Magar

Prof. H.K.Sawant


of Computer

Applications In

Engineering

Technology and

sciences (ISSN: 974-

Vol. 3 No.2

April-11 to

Sept-11

-



3596)

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 07/Comp

Enhancement Of

Software Security

Through Design Phase

Reshma S. Gaykar

Dr. S.D.Joshi


of Engineering

Science and

Technology (IJEST)

(ISSN: 0975-5462)

Volume 3

No.4. April-

2011

(IC-

3.14)

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 08 /

Comp

Image Pre-Processing

And Minutiae Points

Extraction

Archana R.C

J.Naveenkumar

Dr.S.H.Patil

International of

computer science

and information

security.(ISSN

19475500)

Vol. 9 No.6

April-June

2011

0.423

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 09

/Chem

Application of

Heterogeneous catalyst

for the production of

biodiesel

V. V. Bobade

K.S. Kulkarni

A. D. Kulkarni

International

Journal of

Advanced

Engineering

Technology

Vol. II Issue-

II April-June

2011 Page

no. 184-185

---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 10

/Comp

A Framework To

Remove Vulnerabilities

Through Analysis

Stage Of SDLC

M. A. Wakchaure

Prof. (Dr.) S. D

Joshi

International journal

of science,

technology and

management.(ISSN

NO:- 2229-6646)

Vol. 2 No.2

April 2011

----

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 11

/Comp

K-Means Driven Single

Document

Summarization

Mr.Giri Virat

Vasantrao

Prof. Mrinal

Bewoor

International

Journal of computer

application and

business

intelligence (ISSN-

0975-945X)

Vol 1. Num 2

Apr 2010

Page no.65-

70

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ12/Elect

Reactive power

Management and

Voltage control of large

transmission system

using SVC(static VAR

compensator)

Mr. Pravin Chopade

Dr. Marwan

Bikdash,

Dr. Ajit D. Kelkar

IEEE Explore

Journal, IEEE

Catalog No.

CFP11SEC-CDR

March 2011

PP 85 – 90

3.54

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ13/Elect

Minimizing Cost and

Power loss by Optimal

Placement of Capacitor

using ETAP

Mr. Pravin

Chopade, Dr.

Marwan Bikdash,

IEEE Explore

Journal, IEEE

Catalog No.

CFP11SSS-USB

March 2011

PP 85 – 90

3.54

BVUCOE An experimental

investigations into the

Mr. P.V. Jadhav. International Journal

of Engineering

Vol. 3, No.2 --



/2010-11

IJ14/Prod

spike profile obtained

during Electrochemical

hole drilling of blind

holes.

Dr. D. S. Bilgi Science and

Technology

(IJEST)

Feb 2011

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 15 /IT

Class Hierarchy

Method To Find

Changed Proneness

Prof. Malan V.

Gaikwad

Prof. Aparna S.

Nakil



on Computer Science

and engineering

(ISSN: 0975-3397)

Vol.3 No.1

Jan2011

0.583

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 16 /IT

Measuring The Quality

Of Object Oriented

Software

Modularization

Sunil L. Bangare


Pallavi S. Bangare

International journal

on computer science

and engineering

(ISSN:0975-3397)

Vol.3 No.1

Jan2011

0.583

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 17 /Prod

Enhancement of

surface finish of pulse

electrochemically

machined (PECM)

surface using rotating

electrode

Dr. D. S. Bilgi

Mr. P.V. Jadhav

International

Journal of

Computer

Communication and

Information

System(IJCCIS)

Vol. 2 No. 1

July-Dec

2010 Page

no. 49-54

2.32

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ18/Prod

Enhancement of

surface finish of PECM

surface using rotating

electrode

Dr.D.S. Bilgi,

Mr.P.V.Jadhav

The International

Joint Journal

conference on

Engineering

AndTechnology (

IJJCET‟10)

30 Dec 2010 ---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ19/Comp

Smart Utility for

MSAS 2005

S. S. Patil, S.S.

Dhotre, U. C Patkar

Journal Engineering

Research and studies.

Vol. I , Issue-

II, Oct-Dec

2010, page

79-81

--

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ20/Elex

A Comparative Study

and Analysis of Power

Factor Control

techniques

Prof. S. L. Kurkute,

Mr. V. H. Patil


of Computer Science

and Emerging

Technologies

ISSN: 2044-

004 (Online),

Volume 1,

Issue No. 4,

Pages (63-

68) in Dec.

2010

---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

Smart Grid

experimentation Plan

for Load Forecasting -

A Case study of a large

R.M.Holmukhe,

Mrs.Sunita

Dhumale

The International

Joint Journal

conference on

Engineering

30 Dec

2010

--



IJ21/Elec power distribution

company

AndTechnology

( IJJCET‟10)

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ22/IT

“High Performance

Lossless Multimedia

Data Compression

through Improved

Dictionary”,

Prof. P. R. Devale

Mr. K. R. Kolhe


of Computer

Applications (IJCA)

Vol. 10, No.

01, 2010, 29-

35

0.835

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ23/IT

“Dynamic Dictionary

Based Lossless

Multimedia Data

Compression”,

Prof. P. R. Devale

Mr. K. R. Kolhe


of Emerging

Technologies and

Applications in

Engineering

Technology and

Sciences (IJ-ETA-

ETS)

Vol. 03,

Issue 01, 17-

27

---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ24/IT

“Intrusion Detection

System using Support

Vector Machine and

Decision Tree”

Prof. P. R. Devale


of Computer

Applications (IJCA)

Vol. 3, No.3,

2010, pp.40-

43,

0.835

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ25/IT

“ A Design Towards

English to Sanskrit

Machine Translation

and Synthesizer System

using Rule Based

Approach”,

Prof. P. R. Devale


of Multi-Disciplinary

Research and

Advances in

Engineering

(IJMRAE)

Vol. 2, No. 2,

2010, 405-

414

---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ26/IT

English to Sanskrit

Machine Translator :

Lexical Parser

Prof. P.R.Devale


on Computer Science

and Engineering

(IJCSE)

Vol. 2(10),

2010, 5313-

5318

0.583

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ27/IT

English to Sanskrit

Machine Translator :

Semantic Mapper

Prof. P. R. Devale


of Engineering

Science and

Technology (IJEST)

Vol.2 No. 06,

2010, 2084-

2091

0.2334

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ28/ IT

Static Analysis and

Run time coupling

Metrics.

Prof. A. R. Khare Oriental Journal of

Computer Science

and Technology

Vol. 3(1),

2010, 139-

144

0.632



BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ29/IT

A metrics suite for

Measuring Class

Interaction at Run-time

Through DCM

Prof. A.R.Khare Oriental Journal of

Computer Science

and Technology

Vol.3(1),

2010,

75-82

0.632

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ30/IT

Efficient Algorithm for

Digital Image

Stegenography

Prof. A.R.Khare Journal of

Information,

Knowledge and

Research in

Computer Science

and Applications

Vol. 1, Issue

1, Oct 2010,

01-05

---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ31/IT

Measuring the Quality

of Object-Oriented

Software

Modularization

Prof. A.R.Khare International Journal

on Computer Science

and Engineering

(IJCSE)

Vol.2(09),

2010

0.583

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ32/IT

JPEG Compression

Stegenography and

Cryptography using

Image Adaptation

Technique

Prof. A.R.Khare Journal of Advances

in Information

Technology

Vol.1, No.3,

2010, 141-

145

---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ33/Comp

Selecting Type of

Clusters that are most

appropriate for

Capturing Over lapping

Interests of Different

types of Users in

Personalization Tasks

using Web Usage

Mining

Prof. S.Z.Gawali International Journal

of Computer Science

and Information

Technology (IJCSIT),

Vol.2, 2010,

58-60

0.2334

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ34/Comp

A Effective and

Complete

Preprocessing for Web

Usage Mining


on Computer Science

and Engineering

(IJCSE)

Vol.02,

No.03,2010,8

48-851

0.583

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ35/Comp

Web Search Result

Personalization using

Web Mining


of Computer

Applications (IJCA)

Vol. 2, No. 5,

2010,

29-32

0.835

BVUCOE Multi frame Image

Super-resolution –A

Vishal R. Jaiswal,

Girish P. Potdar,


on Computer Science

Vol. No. 02,

No. 09, 2010,

0.583



/2010-11

IJ36/Comp

Comparison. S.H.Patil, S.T. Patil. and Engineering 2989-2992

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ37/Comp

Removing Skelton

Redundancies In

Regulated

Morphological

Skeleton Transform.

Gagare

Gorakshanath J ,

Apate R.S., S.H.

Patil


Computer science

and applications.

2010 ---

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ38/Mech

Adaptive identification

of hysteresis and creep

in piezoelectric stack

actuators

Minase, J.L., Lu, T-

F., Cazzolato, B.

and Grainger, S.,

The International

Journal of Advanced

Manufacturing

Technology

2010,Vol. 46,

Issue 9, pp.

913-921.

0.95

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ39/Mech

A review, supported by

experimental results, of

voltage, charge and

capacitor insertion

method for driving

piezoelectric actuators

Minase, J.L., Lu, T-

F., Cazzolato, B.

and Grainger, S.,

Journal of Precision

Engineering,

Vol. 34

2010 Vol. 34,

Issue 10, pp.

692-700.

1.5

BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 40 /

Comp

Cluster Based Web

Search Using Support

Vector Machines.

Rita S Shelke

Prof. Devendra

Singh Thakore

International

Journal of advanced

engineering

sciences and

technologies (ISSN:

2230-7818)

Vol. 6 No. 1

Page No 81-

96

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BVUCOE

/2010-11

IJ 41 /Elect

Robust Roll Autopilot

Design for tactical

missiles

S. E. Talole,

A. A. Godbole

J.P. Kolhe

Journal of guidance

, Control and

Dynamics

Vol. 34 No. 1

Page No 107-

117

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14. HONORS/AWARDS TO THE FACULTY:

Nil

15. INTERNAL RESOURCE GENERATED:

Year Particulars Amount in Rs.

2010-11 Testing and consultancy is manly done by civil

engineering department and through it this year we

received Rs. 47,500/-

47,500/-

Faculty members are giving their expertise to conduct

laboratory work for the students registered for AMIE.

1,87,500/-

New laboratory „Lubricant condition monitoring‟

established for characterization of lubricants. Revenue

of Rs.50, 640 /- generated by way of testing of

lubricants received from various industries.

50,640/-

Total 2,35,000/-

16. DETAILS OF SAP CONSIS (ASSIST) DST/FIST/ETCASSITANCE/

RECOGNITION:

Funding

Agency Programme Period Amount in Rs.

DMSRDE/

DRDO Kanpur

DMSRDE/ DRDO Kanpur

2010-11 Rs.10,00,000/-

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17. COMMUNITY SERVICES:

Every year NSS Day celebrates on 24th

day of September. The following activities are conducted

under the NSS activity as community services.

Blood donation camp:

Blood donation camp was conducted on the occasion of birthday celebration of ,

Dr.Pantangrao Kadam Chancellor ,Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University and Mr.

Vishwajeet kadam, Secretary Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune on 13th

January 2011 at Bharati

Vidyapeeth Deem,ed University Dhankawadi Campus, Pune.

The camp was inaugurated by Mr.ShamraoDhaudkar, PresidantPatarkarSang,Pune in

presence of Mr.Pradeep Deshmukh, Dr.A.R.Bhalerao,Principal BVDUCOE organizer of camp,

Dr.Abhijeet Patil ,Principal Ayurved College and Hospital ,Dr.A.B.Patil Principal Homeopathic

College and Hospital,Directors/Principals,Staff and Students of all the Institute .

Welcome address was given by Mr. S. S. Chavan, Dr. A. R. Bhalerao, Principal B.V.U.C.O.E

introduce the Chief guest ,and address the gathering by giving the information of the blood

requirement and importance of organizing such a camp for social cause . He also expressed this

sincere thanks to Mr. Shamrao Dhaudkar, Mr. Pradeep Deshmukh, Directors, Principals, Staff

and students of all institute for their presence and contributing toward the camp.



Dr. A. R. Bhalerao felicitated Mr. Shamrao Dhaudkar, Mr. Pradeep Deshmukh, Dr. Abhijeet

Patil and Dr. A. B. Patil The Doctors and Supporting Staff from Sasoon Hospital, Bharati

Hospital, Jan kalyan Blood Bank were felicitated by Mr. Shamrao Dhaudkar without whom

camp was impossible.

Mr. Shamrao Dhaudkar addressing said Bharati Vidyapeeth is every first in helping the society

in their goods and bads. He said that organizing the camp on occasion of birthday of Founder and

Secretary is giving inspiration to the youth to come forward for social cause which is the moto of

the Young India. Program was concluded by vote of thanks proposed by Mr.U.S.Patil.

The institutes from campus took active participation and contributed to the camp More

than 1250 donors registered for donation from which 1100 bottle of blood was collected. Camp

was conducted from 10.30 to 5.00 p.m Camp was concluded by proposing thanks by Mr. S. S.

Chavan with motivating words to all the committee members.

Celebration of Shivjayanti:



On the Birthday of Shri Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj all the students had celebrated the Jayanti of

Shivaji Maharaj on 19 February. A group of 50 NSS Volunteers brought Jyot from Sinhagad Fort

to the college Campus at 8.00am near Shivaji Maharaj statue.

At 10.30 am we had arranged a Lecture of Eminent person Mr. Vinay Patrale .Our

principal Dr A. R. Bhalerao had also addressed the function on that day. Mr. Baba mamas were

Present for the function. Mr. U.S. Patil NSS coordinator had given Vote of thanks.

The students had brought the Jyot from Sinhagad Fort.

For the Function from left Pr. Dr. A. B. Jadhav, Pr. Dr A.R. Bhalerao, Guest Mr. Vinay Patrale

and Mr. Baba Shinde were present for the function on 19 February 2011.



18. TEACHERS AND OFFICERS NEWLY RECRUITED:

Year Teaching Staff No. Non Teaching Staff

No. Officers

2010-11 22 09 -

19. TEACHING NON-TEACHING STAFF RATIO:

Year Teaching Staff No. Non Teaching Staff

No. Ratio

2010-11 165 173 1.04

20. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE LIBRARY SERVICES:

1) DELNET Facility (Developing Library Network)

Institute is member of DELNET library network. This facility was renewed in the year 2010-11.

2) Institutional Membership IIT, Bombay, British council Library (BCL), Automobile

research association of India (ARAI), Institute of Armament Technology (IAT)

It is more useful and providing lot of information to the student and staff. This facility was

renewed in the year 2010-11.

3) IEEE Online Journals

At present library has online access of IEEE journals which was renewed in the year 2010-11.

4) INDEST-AICTE Consortium (Springer Link)

This facility is available in the library; it gives world leading interactive database, book

series, online references, e-books and online archives collections. It gives access of 1300 e-

journals and compromising more than 6 lacs individual documents, it covers all the areas of

institution such as science, computer science, engineering, business studies (Management) etc.



5) Use of Barcode System in the Library Issue Section

At present library provides barcode system to the books barcode system give all the information

of issuing books and it is very convenient to staff and student .

21. NEW BOOKS/JOURNALS SUBSCRIBED AND THEIR COST:

Year

No. of

Books

Available

No. of

Books

Added

Amount

Paid

(Rs)

No. of

Journals

Available

No. of

Journals

added

Amount

Paid

(Rs)

2010-11 52156 16295 69,95,534/- 141 03 6,400/-

22. COURSES IN WHICH STUDENT ASSESMENT OF TEACHERS IS

INTRODUCED AND THE ACTION TAKEN ON STUDENT FEEDBACK:

On the basis of experience and feedback of students we have identified few subjects which

are normally difficult for students. Student have requested to have one hour additional

coaching in this subject, accordingly the course structure and time table is revised.

Further, on the basis of result declared, subject in which more number of students was

failed is identified. Students failed in their subject were given coaching by means of

assignment solving question paper on discussion.

Action was also taken regarding feedback about the requisites like toilets, classroom

cleaning &related to teaching aids.

23. UNIT COST OF EDUCATION:

Year

Amount Student Strength Unit cost

2010-11 14,77,37,703/- 2514 57454



24. COMPUTERIZATION OF ADMINISTRATION AND THE PROCESS OF

ADMISSIONS AND EXAMINATION RESULTS, ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES:

The Process of Admission is carried out every year through CET conducted by Bharati

Vidyapeeth Deemed University Pune on all India level.

25. INCREASE IN THE INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES:

A. SPACE:

Existing Space Added Space New Intake

28,003Sq.m. 1266 Sq. m. Nil

B. EQUIPMENTS:

Sr.

No Equipments Amount Funding Source

1 Computer& Software‟s 47,97,000 College

2 Equipments- Civil 11,99,887 College

3 Computer- Chemical 6,96,646 College

4 Electronics 22,21,426 College

5 Electrical 9,92,381 College

6 Mechanical 14,51,826 College

7 Production 13,55,819 College

Total Amount (Rs/-) 1,27,14,985/-



26. TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION:

Finger print time & attendance system with sound working machine is installed in the

office for all teaching & non-teaching staff members.

All the entrance of the college, Administrative office, Examination Section is under video

surveillance.

27. COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCESS AND TRAINING TO TECHERS AND

STUDENTS:

Training programs for staff and students were conducted in various departments for the skill up

gradation in the various software such as Linux, rational rose, CATIA, PRO E etc.

28. FINANCIAL AID TO STUDENTS:

The students who are below poverty line, half fee concession is given.

In some cases, Special consideration is given in fees depending on their financial

condition.

This year fee concession is given to 47 students for amount of Rs. 15,73,500/-

29. SUPPORT FROM THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND ITS ACTIVITIES:

Annual report of Alumni Association was presented to the 7th

alumni meet. The Secretary

explained the activities to be conducted this year which included

Develop & Donate one seminar hall for all purpose

Sponsoring the students for paper presentation

Conducting seminar,

Helping for industrial training.

The President of Alumni Association Dr. A. R. Bhalerao Felicitated the Guest of the function

Mr. Kishor Vyas CEO Digilog Group, Nasik..The president of Alumni association also

felicitated the Guest Mr. Shekhaar Tilekar, irector, AryaInfotech Network Solution Pvt Ltd,

Pune. On this occasion E-Bulletin of Alumni Association was released by Mr. Kishor Vyas.



Alumni shared their thoughts and interacted with all the alumni. Mr. Jayesh Sanvi (Actor and

theatre personality) said that “Money and name is not everything in life,one should have ability

,will and driving force from inside to be successful.”He also said we together should contribute

for making Alumni Association stronger.

Mr. Narendra Kulkarni, shared his feelings of student life. He also appealed all to attend the

programs of Shiv Khera- writer of the famous book “How to win”. He said winners do things

which no one wants to do.

Few of the alumni appreciated the administrative staff in Principal‟s office and the helping nature

of all staff. One of the alumni requested to form a data base to connect all the alumni together

and help the college progress in future.

One of the alumni Mr.SatishTodmal requested to keep social outlook in mind and keep one to

one interaction with the industry persons.

Mr.SatyenNarke( Consultant) praised the environment of college and gave credit of all his

success to college.

Mr. Vishnat (CEO IT company) expressed his attachment with the college. He said Persistence

and perseverance are the two qualities that makes a person overcome all the hurdles.

Chief guest Mr.Kishor Vyas shared his experiences and reminded about the inspiring words of

teachers and quoted that ”inspiring words are colorful beeds of life”. He praised the college

development in all the fields.



Mr.ShekhaarTilekar said Bharati Vidyapeeth has contributed to the engineering world. He

quoted that world is competitive and success is not a relative term. Therefore don‟t compare

success with each other.

President of Alumni Association presented the progress of college and shared the good news of

college being in top 50 colleges in the country for last few years. He also mentioned the strengths

of college which include research work, Library ,faculty etc.He announced that College is

starting M Tech course in Nanotechnology with collaboration with North Calorina Agricultural

and Technical State University(NCAT),U.S.A. under which student will complete course work

her and do the dissertation at NCAT which fully sponsored by industries and Alumni etc.

The President of Alumni Association said alumni are part and parcel of this institute and they

make this event every year memorable and different. Treasurer of Alumni Association gave the

vote of Thanks. The function ended with delicious dinner and cultural program.



30. SUPPORT FROM THE PARENT –TEACHER ASSOCIATION AND ITS

ACTIVITIES:

The college has established the parent teachers association under the chairman ship of the

principal and the members drawn from senior faculty and parents of the students. Its

meetings are held periodically and matters of the interest of students are discussed.

31. HEALTH SERVICES:

SEVAK KALYAN NIDHI: Deduction of Rs. 5/- to Rs. 30/- is done from the

salaries of the employees, & medical hospital facility is provided to the employees

& their family members.

HEALTH SERVICE SCHEME : Deduction of Rs. 20/- to Rs. 50/- is done

from the salaries of the employees & medical facility is provided to the

Employees & their family members.

Medical check-up is mandatory to all students.

Students undergo medical check-up as per schedule given by Bharati Hospital Casualty

Department.

For Each class every year regular Health Checkup is carried out by BHARATI

Hospital Pune

32. INCENTIVE TO OUTSTANDING SPORTSPERSONS:

Additional marks for sport activities:-.As a incentive for students participation in such

activities like NCC, NSS ,Interuniversity ,National/International sports tournaments etc is to

be continued subject to the condition that this benefit be extended to all the candidates who

are eligible.

Medals, Certificates;-Given to the outstanding sportspersons.

Attendance consideration is given.

The scope of the present system of granting additional marks to a candidate appearing for

any University Examination as an incentive for his participation in such activities as

NCC,NSS, Inter University National /International sports

tournament/debating/elocution/dramatics/literacy programme etc..be continued subject to



the condition that this benefit be extended to all the candidates who are otherwise eligible

,irrespective of whether the candidates are has passed /failed in the examination.

33. STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS:

Cultural Events:

Many students participated in different cultural events as detailed below:

Year 2010-2011

S.

No.

Competition Level Rank Organizer Participants

Mime National 3rd IIM, Banglore

23rd

Jan

Ravi Vishnoi

AnkitMadhok

Vedant Thakur

Prakhar Singh

AdityaAgarwal

ChayanikaBhargava

Akshay Gupta

Atul Sharma

Pragya Raj

4th yr Prod

4th yr Prod

3rd

yr Mech

2nd

yr Prod

2nd

yr Comp 1

2nd

year IT

1st yr Electronics

1st yr Electronics

1styear Comp 2

4. Solo Singing Inter

College

----- Sinhgad

College of

Engineering

Shaoni Mukherjee

SankalpRudra

2nd

year Chem

3rd

year Mech.

5. Duet Singing Inter

College

2nd Sinhgad

College of

Engineering

3rd Feb

Gaurav Varshney

Debolina

2nd

year Elect.

2nd

year Chem

6. Group

Singing

Inter

College

--- Alumuni Meet Shaoni Mukherjee

ChayanikaBhargava

Bhushan Rajput

Raunak Shankar

2nd

year Chem

2nd

year IT

2nd

year IT

2nd

year Elect.



7. Solo Singing In

College

Alumuni Meet Shaoni Mukherjee

ChayanikaBhargava

Raunak Shankar

Prakhar Singh

2nd

year Chem

2nd

year IT

2nd

year Elect.

2nd

yr Prod

8. Debate

Competition

Inter

college

---- NICMAR,

Balewadi

13th Feb

NeerajNishikant

ShivanshuShukla

Saket

AmitPawar

2nd

year Prod

2nd

year Prod

3rd

year Prod

2nd

year Prod

9. Group

Singing

Inter

college

2nd NICMAR,

Balewadi

14th Feb

Shaoni Mukherjee

ChayanikaBhargava

Bhushan Rajput

Raunak Shankar

Prakhar Singh

2nd

year Chem

2nd

year IT

2nd

year IT

2nd

year

Electrical

2nd

yr Prod

10. Steet Play Inter

college

1st AFMC

17th Feb

Ravi Vishnoi

AnkitMadhok

Vedant Thakur

Prakhar Singh

AdityaAgarwal

ChayanikaBhargava

Akshay Gupta

Atul Sharma

Pragya Raj

4th yr Prod

4th yr Prod

3rd

yr Mech

2nd

yr Prod

2nd

yrComp1

2nd

year IT

1st yr Electronics

1st yr Electronics

1st year comp2

11. Duet Singing Inter

College

1st SIBM,

Sus Road

18th Feb

Shaoni Mukherjee

ChayanikaBhargava

ArpitMathur ( Key

Board)

2nd

year Chem

2nd

year IT

1st year Mech

12. Group Dance Inter

College

2nd SIBM,

Sus Road

18th Feb

Vishal Rajpal

JitendraBafna

Priyanka Vats

Shephali Singh

ArchilinmayaBehera

3rd

year Civil

4th year

2nd

Year

4th year Civil

3rd

year

13. Mad-ads Inter

College

2nd JISHIN-11

BVP COW

24th feb

AnkitMadhok

AdityaAgarwalChayanik

aBhargavaShaoni

Mukherjee

4thyrProd

2nd

yrComp1

2nd

year IT

2nd

yr chem



Achievement in Sports:

Students are participating in various sports under inter -university inter -college

National/International sports tournaments.

S.

N.

Name of Sport

Level

Level Name of Student Class Branch Rank

1

Table Tennis(M)

Inter

College

Balana Harish BE Computer II

Gagandeep Singh SE Electrical II

VermaVineet TE IT II

Avinash Jagtap TE Computer II

KnarayRosel FE Civil II

2

Basket Ball (W)

Inter

College

MurariApoorva TE Bio-medical II

Bhushan Tanvi FE Chemical II



SaxenaKritika TE Bio-medical II

PeghnisRutuja SE Chemical II

Sharma Saloni FE IT II

RavishaRana FE Bio-medical II

MurariRachlani FE Bio-medical II

DhillonKiran FE IT II

VartakaAgarwal FE Electronics II

RomahaAvneet TE Bio-medical II

Dharni Sharma FE IT II



Nidhi Swel FE Chemical II

3

Foot Ball (M)

Inter

College

Chopra Sahil TE Chemical II

KarthjkeyaRaghul TE Mechanical II

ChaurastaAnshu TE Chemical II

Patil Pruthviraj FE Mechanical II

Sharma Manik SE Mechanical II

AkshyaShrivastava FE Mechanical II

Sharma Sanchit FE IT II

MalhotraVanot FE Mechanical II



AnkurChowdhary SE Chemical II

MenonArjun SE E & TC II

Arpit Mishra TE Production II

NegiAbhishek SE Electronics II

Chandrashekhar

Vishal

FE Mechanical II

Patil Piyush BE Mechanical II

SoniPrakhar FE Electronics II

4 Swimming Inter

College

Manik Kumar FE Production II

50 m Backstrok AkashChaudhary BE Mechanical II



50 m free style Inter

College

Bharat Bansal TE Mechanical II

50 m Backstrok Inter

College

Bharat Bansal TE Mechanical II

50 m Butter Fly Inter

College

Bharat Bansal TE Mechanical III

5 Boxing (M) Inter

College

69-79 Kg.Middle

Weight

Animesh Jain BE Bio-medical II

81-91 Kg.Heavy

Weight

Vivek Sinha TE Civil II

6 Atheletics Inter

College

Long Jump TahinShrivastava SE III



34. Activities of Guidance and Counseling Cell:

At the departmental level, each class is appointed with a guardian faculty member (G. F. M.).

GFM collects all the information of the students of the concerned class about the attendance of

the student in various subjects, the performance of the students in various examinations

conducted by the college and other personal details. He also helps the students personally by

counselling the students in their personal and academic problems. He also interacts with the

parents of the students. He informs the parents about the attendance and performance of the

students. He conducts the meeting of the students to discuss about the complaints and the

difficulties of the students and conveys this to the HOD. HOD of each department conducts

meeting of students of each class once in a month and try to solve the problems faced by the

students.

The guidance to the weak students is been given by our department .Special attention is given to

the career counselling of the students, where students queries were solved by the senior staff

members of the department. A separate register is maintained for the same. A special slot in the

timetablewas given for activities related to this cell .The training and placement department

arranges some seminar for the students in the same slot. A GFM (guardian faculty member) was

appointed for each class to enhance the interaction of the student - staff relation and to find out

the weaknesses in the class, to overcome the barriers in the success of department‟s products. In

addition to this, five student leaders were appointed from each class each leader may have 10-12

students under him. This was done in order to increase the rate of problem finding and problem

evaluation. Students have to convey their problems to their leader and leader will immediately

convey it to the GFM of that particular class. GFM in consultation with the cell and HOD will

solve the problem. Vice –versa.If GFM have to pass some immediate notice to the students, they

will pass it to leaders and leaders have to convey to the students under his group. The seminar

called Footsteps of passed alumni‟s were arranged in order to give guidance for future job

selection, chemical engineering and future aspects etc. in addition to last year special attention

was given to female student for any genuine reason by appointing a ladies staff member from the

department . Placement department of the college has organized seminar for facing interviews.

A special guidance and counselling cell called TIME was arranged at college level by Training

and placement department .Under these cell seminars were organized in the department on

various subjects .One staff member from the department is appointed to look after these

activities.



35. Placement services provided to the students:

S.NO. NAME OF STUDENT PRN NO. BRANCH COMPANY SALARY

OFFERED

1 SHASHANK SHANKER 700003328 PRODUCTION WIPRO 3.00 Lac

2 JAGBIR SINGH 700003301 PRODUCTION TCS 3.16 Lac.

3 PIYUSH SINGLA 700003317 PRODUCTION TCS 3.16 Lac.

4 PALASH AGRAWAL 700003315 PRODUCTION RISHABH 2.80 Lac

5 AVINASH PRALHAD

ABHANG

700006519 PRODUCTION RISHABH 2.80 Lac

6 HOTWANI MUKESH 700006527 PRODUCTION PARKER 3.30 Lac.

7 GANESH KUMAR

MAHATO

2006-49024 PRODUCTION PARKER 3.30 Lac.

8 ABHIMANYU SHARMA 2006-49001 PRODUCTION PARKER 3.30 Lac.

9 AYUSH VERMA 700003292 PRODUCTION GODREJ AND

BOYCE

4.50 Lac

10 AKHILESH KUMAR 700003284 PRODUCTION GODREJ &

BOYCE

4.50 Lac

11 RACHIT JAIN 700003321 PRODUCTION BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

12 CHANDAN KUMAR

TRIPATHI

2006-49019 PRODUCTION BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

13 APARAJITA 700003289 PRODUCTION BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

14 ANAY ARUN 700003347 MECHANICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

15 RAHUL BAJPAI 700003380 MECHANICAL SANIT

GOBAIN

3.00 Lac

16 SHANTANU SHARMA 700003389 MECHANICAL SANIT

GOBAIN

3.00 Lac

17 SUNDEEP RASTOGI 70003392 MECHANICAL PARKER 3.30 Lac.

18 SANDESH JADHAV 700003387 MECHANICAL NEILSOFT 2.76 Lac.

19 JALAJ KUMAR 2006-48024 MECHANICAL ICICI Security 3.00 Lac



20 ANKIT NANDWANI 700003375 MECHANICAL GODREJ &

BOYCE

4.50 Lac

21 KATHIRIA TAHA

JUZERBHAI

700003364 MECHANICAL BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

22 MUKESH MAURYA 700003374 MECHANICAL BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

23 SHAH ADITKUMAR 700006552 MECHANICAL BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

24 ROHAN RAJ 700003385 MECHANICAL BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

25 AKASH CHAUDHARY 700003342 MECHANICAL BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

26 RAVEESH CHAUHAN 2006-48086 MECHANICAL BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac

27 KATHIRIA TAHA

JUZERBHAI

700003364 MECHANICAL ANGLO

EASTERN

3.60 Lac.

28 MUKESH MAURYA 700003374 MECHANICAL ANGLO

EASTERN

3.60 Lac.

29 SANIL TUMBER 700003388 MECHANICAL ANGLO

EASTERN

3.60 Lac.

30 AAKARSH GUPTA 700003654 IT TCS 3.16 Lac.

31 PRASHANT PANDEY 700003706 I.T. ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

32 RAJ KUMAR 700003708 I.T. ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

33 VAIBHAV SHARMA 700003734 I.T. ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

34 PIYUSH PRABHAKAR 700003701 I.T. ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

35 UDITA PATEL 700003733 I.T. ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

36 APURVA 700003671 I.T. TCS 3.16 Lac.

37 VIDIT TEWARI 700003738 I.T. TCS 3.16 Lac.

38 ISHA VERMA 700003685 I.T. TCS 3.16 Lac.

39 DIVYA KAUL NAZ 700003679 I.T. TCS 3.16 Lac.

40 PRACHI 700003702 I.T. TCS 3.16 Lac.

41 SANGHAMITRA PAUL 700003719 I.T. TCS 3.16 Lac.

42 DAVE JAY

SURESHBHAI

700003677 I.T. PATNI 3.25 Lac



43 JATIN GOSWAMI 700003688 I.T. NIHILENT 3.00 Lac

44 KANIKA BHATIA 2006-82024 I.T. NEILSOFT 2.76 Lac.

45 GARIMA MISHRA 700003680 I.T. ACCENTURE 3.00 Lac

46 VARUN TAYGI 2005-82077 I.T MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

47 PRIYANSHA SINGH 7000035149 ELECTRONICS WIPRO 3.00 Lac

48 ANISHA THAKKAR 700003481 ELECTRONICS WIPRO 3.00 Lac

49 TEJPREET SINGH 700003545 ELECTRONICS TECH

MAHINDRA

3.07 Lac.

50 JITENDRA BAFNA 700003486 ELECTRONICS TCS 3.16 Lac.

51 PRAVEEN SAINI 700003517 ELECTRONICS TCS 3.16 Lac.

52 GAUTAM KUMAR 700003493 ELECTRONICS TCS 3.16 Lac.

53 BHOOMI TRIVEDI 700006601 ELECTRONICS PARKER 3.30 Lac.

54 SONTHALIA ANKIT

ANIL

700003541 ELECTRONICS MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

55 KIRTI ANAND 700003499 ELECTRONICS MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

56 AKUL GARG 700003476 ELECTRONICS MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

57 ABHISHEK JHA 700003471 ELECTRONICS ICICI Security 3.00 Lac

58 AJAY KUMAR YADAV 700003409 ELECTRICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

59 VIVEK AZAD 700003464 ELECTRICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

60 SUNNY KUMAR 700003452 ELECTRICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

61 PERNE KAILASPATI

SHIVSHANKAR

700006572 ELECTRICAL PRIVI 1.32 Lac

62 ALOK RANJAN 700003410 ELECTRICAL PARKER 3.30 Lac.

63 CHAVAN SANDIP A. 700006562 ELECTRICAL NEILSOFT 2.76 Lac.

64 ABHISHEK APURVA 2006-45002 ELECTRICAL MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

65 NAVNEET KUMAR 700006566 ELECTRICAL GREAVES

COTTON

3.28 Lac

66 PATEL KEVIN 700006567 ELECTRICAL BRIDGESTONE 2.04 Lac



67 TEJASH P.BAGADE 700006560 ELECTRICAL ACCENTURE 3.00 Lac

68 RAHUL JAISWAL 700003630 E& TC PATNI 3.25 Lac

69 DHAWAL PATHAK 700003607 E& TC ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

70 PIYUSH HANS 700003627 E & TC TECH

MAHINDRA

3.07 Lac.

71 BINAY CHANDRA 700003605 E & TC TCS 3.16 Lac.

72 APOORV MITTAL 700003601 E & TC TCS 3.16 Lac.

73 VISHWAJEET KUMAR 700003653 E & TC TCS 3.16 Lac.

74 PIYUSH BANSAL 700003626 E & TC NIHILENT 3.00 Lac

75 PRIYANKESH NIGAM 700003628 E & TC NIHILENT 3.00 Lac

76 RAVINDRA SINGH 700003635 E & TC MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

77 MAANSI BHASIN 700003618 E & TC MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

78 DHIRENDRA KUMAR

YADAV

700006612 E & TC ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

79 NITISH AGARWAL 700003624 E & TC ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

80 TRISHLA KISHORE 700003650 E & TC ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

81 AKSHAY NANDWANI 700003051 COMPUTER ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

82 HARSHITA SAXENA 700003083 COMPUTER ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

83 SAPHAL KUMAR 700003143 COMPUTER ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

84 MAHENDRA

KHATWANI

700003695 COMPUTER ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

85 RAJA SHARMA 700003129 COMPUTER ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

86 AKRITI GUPTA 700003050 COMPUTER ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

87 ANAND GUJRATI 700003056 COMPUTER ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

88 AMIT KUMAR SINGH 700003053 COMPUTER ZENSAR 3.20 Lac.

89 PATRA PRAKRITI

PRANAY

700003118 COMPUTER TECH

MAHINDRA

3.07 Lac.

90 NITESH JAIN 700003113 COMPUTER TCS 3.16 Lac.



91 SARTHAK CHAWLA 700003144 COMPUTER TCS 3.16 Lac.

92 SWETANK MANI 700003154 COMPUTER TCS 3.16 Lac.

93 NAKUL SHARMA 700003105 COMPUTER TCS 3.16 Lac.

94 PRANAY PRAKHAR 700003121 COMPUTER TCS 3.16 Lac.

95 ADITYA GUPTA 2006-47006 COMPUTER NIHILENT 3.00 Lac

96 ARUN SINGH 700003067 COMPUTER MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

97 HARSHIT MALOO 700003096 COMPUTER MPHASIS 3.25 Lac

98 SUNIL MAURYA 2006-47146 COMPUTER HARBINGER 3.00 Lac

99 RAVI RANJAN 700006473 COMPUTER ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

100 LARYSSA JOSEPHINE

JOHN FERNANDES

700006460 COMPUTER ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

101 PRIYANKA JAIN 700003125 COMPUTER ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

102 PRASHANT KUMAR

SINGH

700006478 COMPUTER ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

103 AJAY KUMAR 700003048 COMPUTER ATOS ORIGIN 3.40 Lac.

104 ASHISH ANAND 700006453 COMPUTER ACCENTURE 3.00 Lac

105 RACHIT

MAHESHWARY

700003128 COMPUTER ACCENTURE 3.00 Lac

106 SHEKHAR DAHIYA 2006-47096 COMPUTER ACCENTURE 3.00 Lac

107 AMIT KUMAR SINGH 700003169 CIVIL SIMPLEX 3.25 Lac

108 KUNAL 700003191 CIVIL NEILSOFT 2.76 Lac.

109 AYUSH HIRWANI 700003178 CIVIL GODREJ &

BOYCE

4.50 Lac

110 RAM KUMAR 700003207 CIVIL FLOUR 4.60 Lac

111 KARATHIA VYOMESH

A.

2007-44156 CIVIL GHERZI Eastern

Ltd.

3.00 Lac

112 MONIKA SINGH 700003254 CHEMICAL WIPRO 3.00 Lac

113 MANISH MANCHANDA 2006-43032 CHEMICAL WIPRO 3.00 Lac

114 PARUL SACHDEVA 700003262 CHEMICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.



115 EVA SINGH 700003239 CHEMICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

116 AJITESH KHOSLA 700003227 CHEMICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

117 AJAY KUMAR SONI 700003226 CHEMICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

118 VIVEK SHARMA 700003282 CHEMICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

119 MRITYUNJAY KUMAR 700003255 CHEMICAL PRIVI 1.32 Lac

120 PRATIMA 700006509 BIOMEDICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

121 ADITYA KOCHHAR 700003554 BIO MEDICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

122 APOORVA MURARI 700003562 BIO MEDICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

123 SANDARSH

MEHNDIRATTA

700003586 BIO MEDICAL TCS 3.16 Lac.

124 ANKIT ARORA 700003563 BIO MEDICAL RISHABH 2.80 Lac

125 AMIT KUMAR OJHA 700003556 BIO MEDICAL ACCENTURE 3.00 Lac

126 MAYANK KUMAR

BANSAL

700003196 CIVIL RUNWAL

GROUP

1.68 Lac

127 SWEETY CHAUHAN 700003218 CIVIL RUNWAL

GROUP

1.68 Lac

36. Healthy practices of the Institution:

Faculty Development Program: Faculty members are encouraged to acquire higher

education such as M.E. & Ph.D. To update their knowledge department arranges seminar

and workshops.

Laboratory Development: Laboratories are developed to conduct practicals‟ in

innovative way to increase analytical & practical skills of the students & that too with

modern equipments, in which students also participate.

Participation in Seminars & Conferences: Staff members are encouraged to attend the

seminars & conferences & permitted to present the research papers, which encourages

them to conduct the research activity.

Liaison with Industry: Students are exposed to work with Industry .Accordingly

students help some organization in their work



On-the- job training: Apart from syllabus students are taken to sites in order to make

them aware with practical aspects in Civil Engineering. During vacation, students get

opportunity to work with well-established construction companies through which they are

benefited. Few of companies are DLF India Ltd, L&T Ltd.

Curriculum development: Being a university established under the section (3) of UGC

act 1956; the syllabus can be revised. To keep pace with the requirements of the industry,

experts from industry, other universities and engineering colleges are invited to

participate in curriculum development.

Students counselling: A faculty member from the Department is made in-charge of the

class and is designated as Guardian Faculty Member. The Guardian Faculty Member

helps the students to solve personal and academic issues. Head of the department visits

the classes to understand and solve the difficulties of the students. Regular feedback is

taken from the students and interaction between students and faculty is improved.

Participation in Seminars & Conferences: Staff members are encouraged to attend the

seminars & conferences & permitted to present the research papers, which encourages

them to conduct the research activity. The total number of staff member participated in

seminar and conference is 7.

Guest Lectures: Experts from industry & research organization are invited to deliver the

lectures on various topics related to civil engineering. In this year two expert lectures

have been arranged.

Department Library: Thirty six books, one proceeding and donated to department

library on various topics related to Civil Engineering.

R&D Proposals: The faculty of department routinely submits research proposals to

AICTE, DST, UGC through which funds may received

OTHERS: The Institute has separate computer centre and Del-Net facility is made

available to the student and faculty. The Del-Net has connectivity of more than 900

libraries network in India and six other countries. About 83 lakh record of books journals

and articles are available under this facility

37 Linkages developed with national/international, academic/ research bodies-

MOUs:-

Nil



38 ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION:

A. Result of survey conducted by any reputed organization or appreciation received by the

college

The August 2010 issue of DATA QUEST, a leading magazine of India has published the results

of joint survey conducted by DATAQUEST-IDC of the India‟s Technical Schools. In this

survey Bharati Vidyapeeth University College of Engineering has been ranked 37th

amongst

the colleges examine across the country. This ranking based on placement, Infrastructure,

Academic Environment, Industry interface and Human Resource response.

B. Institution of Engineers (India) has approved BVUCOE as the centre for conducting practical

and workshops of the students appearing for the AMIE examination. In the months of June &

July 2010, 26 students and in the months of December 2010 and January 2011, 47 students

from all over India have completed their practical and workshops in different departments. Until

date, such 229 students have completed their practical in this institute. Through this activity Rs 2,

19,000/- were received against the practical conducted. Prof. R. N. Patil, Head, Department of

Production Engineering coordinated this activity.

C.BHARATIYAM ’10

To bring forth the best innovations of the finest minds in the country, in the most conducive

milieu, the college organises its annual national level technical event BHARATIYAM, since the

last 25 years. It consists of various technical and cultural events. It is a confluence of numerous

talents and aims to give budding engineers a glimpse of professional excellence. It provides a

unique and common platform for the intellectual development of students by promoting the habit

of inquiry, learning, thinking and creativity, thus encouraging students to portray their talent in

competition with their peers from all parts of the nation through a series of thought provoking

contests.

It serves as a wide platform for students to exhibit a completely different facet to them. It cater to

around 6000 students from 110 engineering colleges spread across the length and breadth of the

nation come together in unison to display a plethora of talents in the field of academics, dance,

music, dramatics et al. In its course of time and presently, this festival is strongly supported by

reputed corporate companies such as TCS, SKF, Accenture, Kirloskar, DSK SUPIFOCOM, Tech

Mahindra, Zensar, Infosys, Bajaj Auto, Cognizant, Bharat Forge etc. Apart from this, it is also



successful in garnering sponsorship, support and relationship across the nation from ventures in

varied field.

The 3 day extravaganza is woven into a beautiful Rhapsody which is a mixture of technical and

non-technical events which include Core Technical events, Quizzes, Paper presentation, Project

Competition various gaming and fun events and also cultural events. There are 19 events

catering to the technical aspect are Robo-gladiatro, Box office, Fun-Olympic, Hardware-your-

hardware, Eureka, Gaming unleashed, Bulls and Bears, Symposium, Eureka, Code your way,

Chakravyuh, etc. It has 3 events on the cultural front namely Rock Show Competition, Aaja

Nachle and Mad-Ads. The students showcase their technical knowledge and extracurricular

talents via these events and indulge in healthy competition, benefiting themselves in more than

one way.

Bharatiyam 2011 has been waiting in the offing for quite some time now and 10th of March was

the day when the extravaganza was finally unleashed. The morning was a packed time for

teachers as well as students as they busied themselves in preparing for the GRAND

INAUGURATION of the event. The shining sun overhead was a sign of good luck and kept

everyone in high spirits. As everyone ran helter-skelter to ensure everything was in place, it was

a sight worth watching our Principal, Chief Guests and Guests of Honour, arrive in full grandeur

to grace the wonderful occasion.

Inauguration: March 10, 2011

This year, BVDUCOE unveils its annual fest, Bharatiyam 2011, in the most refreshing way. The

prestigious event was inaugurated on the azure morning of March 10, 2011 by Prof. K N

Ganesh,, Director, IISER as the Chief Guest, Dr. Sourav Pal, Director, NCL as Guest of

Honour and Dr. P M Bulakh, Director, BCUD, Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University as the

Chairperson.

The inaugural function started with a movie on “Making of Bharatiyam” which covered the

journey of students and staff in bringing the much awaited version of Bharatiyam. After this the

guest were introduced an felicitated. The Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour were felicitated at

the hand of the Chairperson by giving a Shawl, Bouquet, Coconut and a memento as mark of

respect. The chairperson was also felicitated by Dr. A R Bhalerao. The sponsors for Bharatiyam

and representatives of major recruiting companies like TCS, Zensar were also felicitated at the



hand of the Chief Guest, Guest of Honour and the Chairperson respectively with a bouquet and

memento.

This was followed by the welcome

speech by the Principal, Dr A R

Bhalerao. In his speech he imparted a few

words of wisdom to the students and

congratulated everyone on Bharatiyam

2011. He commenced with the spirit of

the event – “DARE TO DREAM” and

went on to encourage students to follow it

greatly. He further introduced the Chief

Guest, Mr. K.N. Ganesh and The Guest

of Honour of the day, Mr. Saurav Pal,

and accounted the various faceted achievements that they have garnered till date. Dr.

Bhalerao welcomed the year 2011 with an astounding and motivating spirit. He stated

that innovations distinguish between leaders and followers, and innovation is the policy

of Bharati Vidyapeeth. He also commended students on their spirit today, their zest for

endeavors and congratulated the young minds on establishing a place for themselves in

the national arena. Dr. Bhalerao also thanked Mr. K.N. Ganesh for making time for the

event inspite of his ill-health and motivated students to look up to such a dynamic

personality.

This was followed with the inauguration of Bharatiyam ‟11 with the lightening of the lamp by

the Chief Guest. Next the college magazine for the year 2011 “GENRE” was unveiled by the

Guest of Honour.



Now was the time for the eminent guest to be heard. First to address the audience was Dr. Saurav

Pal. He congratulated the entire team and faculty members of Bharatiyam 2011. He emphasized

on the upliftment of young technocrats. He shared his experiences and his industrial skills. Dr.

Pal also pointed out the loopholes of the education scenario and encouraged students to take

India to a higher level of achievement. He explained the crowd the significance of inter-

disciplinary scientific education in order to reach new heights and also brought out the energy

crisis scene in our country. In the end Mr. Pal stated that brilliance cannot be confined into any

discipline.

Next was the chief Guest, Prof K N Ganesh, who inspite of the ill-health made to the function. His

said it was an interaction with the young technocrats that made him grace this occasion on the

inauguration ceremony of Bharatiyam 2011. He underlined the importance of higher education in

our economy and philosophized on the fact that we keep learning all through our life. Mr. Ganesh

motivated students to strive for a better India and indicated the importance of education and the

successive need of good mentors in the form of teachers. He also mentioned Pune as the Oxford of

the east or rather Oxford as the Pune of the west. His words were extremely encouraging for the

students. Mr. Ganesh highlighted the growth of nanotechnology in India and also touched upon the

three major challenges faced by our nation viz. education, energy and environment. In the end he

made a point to say “dare to dream” to the crowd because no one is taxed for the same.

L to R: Prof. D. M. Thakore, Principal Anand R. Bhalerao, Dr. Saurav Pal,

Dr. P. M. Bulakh, Dr. K. N. Ganesh, Prof. R. W. Jawale, Prof. S. B. Vanjale



After the Chief Guest it was the turn of the Chairperson, Dr. P.M. Bulakh. He expressed his deep

gratitude to Dr. Bhalerao for inviting him to the auspicious event of Bharatiyam 2011. He

congratulated the students on making the event such a huge success and looked forward to the

technical and cultural celebration coming up. Mr. Bulakh praised BVDU for its all round

development and cited Dr. Bhalerao‟s achievement in garnering manifold supports and grants for

the new programs in the college and also reflected upon the dynamic nature of the Principal

which will benefit the college in the future in more than one way. He mentioned the Vice

Chancellor‟s Conference of India hosted by BVDUCOE which turned out to be a grand success.

In the end he wished the students luck and the next days of Bharatiyam to be a grand success.

At the end of the function, Prof.D.M Thakore proposed the vote of thanks. He graced the dais at

the end of the show, expressing his heart felt appreciation for everyone who worked very hard

for Bharatiyam 2011. He expressed his gratitude to the Principal, Dr. A.R. Bhalerao and thanked

the esteemed Chief Guest the Guest of Honour and the chairperson mentioning their

achievements as an example for students to follow. He recounted the memories that he has

collected since his association with this institution. It was overwhelming for the students to hear

him thank them profoundly. In addition, with this he welcomed Bharatiyam 2012.

Every Good thinghas come have an end, to mark a new beginning. The inaugural function came

to an end. The programme concluded with the singing of the national Anthem.

There was another proud moment for BVDUCOE to host a Photo Exhibition entitled “Bio-

diversity of Western Ghats”, which was inaugurated by the Guest of Honour Dr. Saurav Pal.

This exhibition highlighted the current panoramic situation and conditions prevalent in the

forests and undertaking an initiative to spread awareness about environmental degradation. As

the United Nation has declared the year 2011-12 as forest year; hence this initiative was toward

creating awareness about forest and the environment.

After this the dignitaries inaugurated the ROBO-RACE and ROBO-GLADIATRO competitions,

thus flagging off the opening of all the events in BHARATIYAM to the participants. The

dignitaries then visited the venues of the various competitions, encouraged, and wished the

participants success.



D. CENTRE FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES (CPC)

FOUNDATION OF CPC

With the intention and keeping up with the tradition of imparting quality and value added

education to its students, the college has ventured in to the field of professional training with an

objective to create professionals to meet increasing demands of the Industry. The need of the

hour has initiated the college to start Centre for Professional Courses (CPC). To co-ordinate the

different activities related to CPC, a team has been formed. The Principal heads it. The team has

following members:

Sr. No. Name Designation

01 Dr. Anand R. Bhalerao Principal(Chairperson)

02 Prof.Devendra Singh Thakore Co-ordinator

03 Mr.Sangram Z. Gawali Member

04 Ms.Ashwini C. Madane Member

OBJECTIVE OF CPC

Create an environment of confidence and promote the up gradation of a professional

through a systematic and focused approach

To impart and offer job oriented, career enhancing and industry oriented courses to

students to improve their employability in different engineering and allied disciplines.

To cater to the ever increasing demand of highly specialized skilled Professional of the

industry

GOALS OF CPC

1. To provide latest technologies at affordable price

2. To design, implement and execute new in-demand courses, as per the industry

requirement.

3. To create skilled professional

4. To increase the employability of the students among their peers



INFRASTRUCTURE

The CPC has its office in the Library building of the college.

Bharati Vidyapeeth University College of Engineering is conducting the PGDITM and PGDTM

courses in Post Graduate Diploma Lab situated on the fourth floor of the library building. This

state of art lab is specialized lab designed to run high-end computer applications with following

configuration.

Sr. No Configuration Quantity

01 Intel P4 Dual Core 1.66 GHz Processor, Intel 945 GC Mother

Board, 512 MB DDR2 RAM, 80GB Hard Disk, Floppy Disk

Drive, CD-ROM, 17” TFT Monitor, Multimedia Keyboard,

Optical Mouse, ATX cabinet with 400 WATTS SMPS.

100

Classroom:

The theory lectures of the courses are conducted in the Audio-Visual hall of the

Library building.

PROGRAMS UNDER CPC:

Sr.

No.

Name of

the MOU

Partner

Objectives of MOU Progress in 2010 – 11

01 Microsoft

IT -

Academy

- Partner

ATS –

InfoTech

Pvt. Ltd. –

Delivery

Partner

It‟s a subscription-based membership

program designed to help college

offer students and faculty learning

solutions for IT skills training and

certification as well as technology

essentials for professionals. The

program features access to software

licenses, E-Learning, official

Microsoft course materials, and

certifications. E-Learning and course

materials range from computer basics

to high-level programming, along

with information and

communications technology (ICT)

Initiated and started two

Courses under this MoU for

the college students

1.Advanced .Net Course

2.Embedded System



management. It will enable the staff

and faculty of the college to work on

genuine Microsoft products.

2 Edulive

Infra (I)

Pvt Ltd.

To offer and conduct the Certificate

program in Business Management

(CPBM) offered by S J Mehta School

of Management (SJMSOM), IIT,

Bombay. This programme is

provided within the college premises.

This programme provides placement

opportunities to student undertaking

this programme.

Renewed for the Second

Year.

The first batch of this

programme is in progress

and nearing completion.

Conducted recruitment and

Placement programme for

Cybage. This was for the

students of the first batch

CPBM -: 2010-11.

Seminars conducted for

starting admissions to the

Second Batch of CPBM

ISTE Activities:

The chapter of ISTE arranges various Lectures in the year 2010-11.

Sr

.

N

o

Date Chief

Guest

Designation Topic Qualificatio

n

1 28/07/10 Mr.Krishna

n Iyer

Vice President

Manufacturing,Mahindra

Navistar,Pune

New

Technologies

in Mechanical

Industries

M.Tech.

2 25/08/10 Mr.Sudhir

Panse

Dy.GeneralManager,Mat

erial,Engineering

Research Center Tata

Motors LTD,Pune

Building

Strategic

Orientation of

our

Academics

for growth &

competitivene

M.B.A.



ss of Indian

Business

3 15/09/10 Mr.Narayan

Vakil

Director , Operations

Spicer

IndiaAxle,PlantsLTD,Ch

akan Pune

Global

Challenges

for

Institutions

and Industries

4 20/01/11 Dr.B.D.Kul

karni

scientist D.G.Grade

NCL, Dean of CSIR

academy

Engineering

science

education

research

challenges

Doctorate

5 24/02/11 Mr.M.V.

Mavalankar

Director Technical,

Bharat Forge Limited,

Mundhwa, Pune.

Superstition

science and

technology

M.S.

Manufacturi

ng

Engineering



PART – C:

DETAIL PLANS OF THE INSTITUTION FOR THE NEXT YEAR:

1. To complete infrastructure extension to the existing building.

2. To provide hostel facility to all students.

3. To provide transport facility to the students for industrial visits and tours.

4. To provide Wi-Fi facility for the college.

5. To establish infrastructure and syllabi for distance learning Diploma‟s and certificate

courses.

6. To establish all digital facilities for all classrooms.

7. It proposed to start a new course of M.Tech. in Nanotechnology.

Name and Signature of IQAC Co-ordinator,

Name and Signature of IQAC Chairperson,

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