VESIT Prospectus

V.E.S. Institute Of Technology

PROSPECTUS

2013-2014 ( WITH APPLICATION FORM)

VIVEKANAND EDUCATION SOCIETY’S

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Affiliated to Mumbai University & Approved by A.I.C.T.E.

HASHU ADVANI MEMORIAL COMPLEX , COLLECTOR’S COLONY, R.C. MARG, CHEMBUR,MUMBAI -4000 74.

TEL : 022 61532532 FAX: 022 61532555 Email : [email protected] Website : www.vesit.edu


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SR.NO. CONTENTS PAGE NO.

1. ABOUT THE V.E.S. 06

2. VESIT GOVERNING BODY 08

3. VISION 09

4. MISSION 09

5. GROWTH :- PROGRAMMES, COURSES & INTAKE 09

6. REPORT FROM PRINCIPAL’S DESK A.Y. 2012-13 10

7. SCHEME OF STUDY 14

7.1.1 BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.) 14

7.1.2 MASTER OF ENGINEERING (M.E.) 15

7.1.3 MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (MCA) 15

7.2 GRADING SYSTEM 15

7.3 EXAMINATION 16

7.4 ATTENDING LECTURES/ LABS 16

7.5 TERM GRANT 17

7.6 USING UNFAIR-MEANS IN EXAMINATION 18

8 PROHIBITION OF RAGGING 18

9 FEE STRUCTURE 22


10 ABOUT CAPITATION FEE 22

11 CELL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005

22

12 WOMEN WELFARE/ GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE 22

13 ANTI SEXUAL HARASSMENT COMMITTEE 23

14 WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL 23

15 TEACHING FACULTY 23

15.1 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 24

15.2 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING 25

15.3 DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING 26

15.4 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONIC & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINERING 27

15.5 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 28

15.6 MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION 29

15.7 DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES & SCIENCE 30

16 MAJOR LABORATORIES 31

17 COMMON INFRASTRUCTURE 35

17.1 LIBRARY 35

17.2 OTHER FACILITIES 36

18 STUDENTS ACTIVITIES 39

19 SPECIAL PROGRAMS 43


20 CAREER GUIDENCE, TRAINING, PLACEMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP CELL

45

21 PARTICIPATION IN INTER-COLLEGIATE FESTIVALS 47

22 DISCIPLINE 48

22.1 IDENTITY CARDS 48

22.2 LOSS OF I-CARD & ISSUE OF DUPLICATE I-CARD 48

22.3 EX STUDENT’S CARD 48

22.4 LIBRARY & OFFICE TIMING 48

22.5 USE OF SPORTS GROUND 48

22.6 HOLIDAYS & VACCATION 49

22.7 RAILWAY & S. T. BUS CONCESSION 49

22.8 HOSTEL 49

22.9 SAFETY PRECAUTION 49

22.10 LOST AND FOUND 49

22.11 DRESS CODE 49

22.12 CLEANLINESS OF PREMISES 50

22.13 INDULGING IN ANTI-SCOCIAL ACTIVITIES 50

22.14 CHEWING PAN/TOBACCO AND SMOKING 50

22.15 USE OF ELECTRONIC ITEMS/GADGETS 50

22.16 REFUND OF CAUTION MONEY 50


22.17 LOCKER FACILITY 50

22.18 RETURN OF ORIGINAL CERTIFICATES 50

22.19 OFFICE DISCIPLINE 50

22.20 GRE/TOEFL/GATE/GMAT ETC. 51

22.21 CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 51

22.22 PICNICS & OUTINGS 51

22.23 INTERNET USAGE 51

22.24 THEFT 51

22.25 SUGGESTION BOX 52

22.26 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS 52

22.27 PRINCIPAL’S SIGNATURE 52

MOST IMPORTANT NOTE 52

LIST OF IMPORTANT DIGNITARIES WHO VISITED VES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DURING 2012-13

53

MESSAGE TO STUDENTS ON DR. KALAM’S VISIT ON 11TH MARCH 2013. 56


1. About Vivekanand Education Society (V.E.S.)


VIVEKANAND EDUCATION SOCIETY

The Managing Committee

Shri. Ram G. Keswani - President

Shri. Amar T. Asrani - Secretary

Shri. Mahesh Tejwani - Treasurer

Shri. Dinesh G. Tahiliani - Member

Shri. B. L. Boolani - Member

Shri. Laxman Kanal – Member

Shri. Suresh G. Bharwani - Member

Shri. Bansi Wadhwa - Member

Shri. Mohan Motwani - Member

Dr. (Shri.) Prakash Lulla - Member

Shri. Suresh Malkani – Member

The Governing Body

Chairman : Shri. Ram G. Keswani

Members : Shri. Mahesh Tejwani , Shri B. L. Boolani

Shri. Vishu Lala , Shri. Sunil Khanna , Shri. R.N. Mukhija

AICTE Nominees : Shri. A. K. Shukla , Shri. M. D. Desai

Mumbai University Nominee : Shri. N.R. Gilke

DTE Nominee : Dr. S. K. Mahajan

State Govt. Nominee : Shri. P.K. Krishnamurthy

Dr. (Mrs) J. M. Nair Dr. (Mrs.) S. Mukhopadhyay

(Principal) ( Vice Principal )

2. V.E.S. Institute Of Technology


Year Course/Programme/Intake

1984 – 1985 BE Electronics Engineering – 60

BE Computer Engineering – 60

BE Instrumentation Engineering – 60

1992 – 1993 BE Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering – 60

1999 – 2000 BE Information Technology – 60

2002 – 2003 ME Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering – 18

2002 – 2003 ME Information Technology – 18

2003 – 2004 ME Instrumentation & Control – 18

2003 – 2004 Master of Computer Applications – 60

Increase in intake strength of the existing programmes

2011 – 2012 BE Computer Engineering – 60

2012 – 2013 BE Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering – 60

BE Electronics Engineering – 60

Afternoon Shift

BE Computer Engineering – 60

Master of Computer Applications – 60

Recognized as Ph.D. Center for Electronics

2013 – 2014 Direct Second Year BE

Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering – 60

Vision:

“To create a vibrant knowledge-oriented environment with innovative teaching practices and to inculcate a

tradition of socially conscious application of technology”.

Mission:

To inculcate culture of value based education. To enthuse students to develop in an ambient environment of caring and of sharing information. To enable students to work towards excellence in their chosen fields with professional bent of mind.

5. Growth :- Programmes, Courses & Intake


Academic Year 2012-13 is being celebrated as Golden Jubilee year of VES. VES established in 1962

has completed five decades of eventful work. It is a matter of considerable pride and gratification

that VES, with its excellent track record has grown from strength to strength and has opened up

several educational institutions. Today, it has 26 institutions ranging from creche to professional

institutions.

During this Golden Jubilee year of VES, VESIT got Permanent affiliation from Mumbai University

for B.E. Courses. Intake of VESIT increased from 474 to 714. We got permission to introduce 2nd

shift programme and started B.E. Computer & MCA course. VESIT is now recognized as a Ph.D.

Centre for Electronics Branch.

I feel proud to inform you that, as a part of Golden Jubilee Celebration of VES, Former

President of India Honorable Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam inaugurated our Hashu Advani Complex

on 11th March 2013. Former Deputy Prime Minister Shri. L.K. Advani graced VESIT and

unveiled the statue of Swami Vivekananda in our complex during February 2013. On 28th January

2013, Shri. Mohan Bhagwatji graced our institution and interacted with the students of VES for

Question-Answer Session and enlightened VES staff and students on his thoughts on Nation

Building. Shri. S. Mahalingam, Chief Finance Officer & Executive Director of Tata

Consultancy Services (TCS) visited our institute and shared his great experience of Finance, HR

& Technology with the students of VES. This interaction gave a cross functional perspective to the

budding engineers entering corporate world. Swami Swatmananda visited us on 7th Feb 2013 and

addressed our first year students and enlightened them about the movement “Transforming

Indians to Transform India”, started by the Central Chinmayananda Mission Trust (CCMT). On

25th March 2013 Mr. Koen Leekens, Managing Director, Exida Asia Pacific, Singapore will be

addressing our students on IEC 61511 Safety Life Cycle.

On 9th July 2012 VESIT organized “TECHNOLOGY EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME” for

faculty members of University of Mumbai. The programme was inaugurated by Dr. Naresh

Chandra, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Mumbai University as Chief Guest, Dr. S. K.

Ukarande, Dean Faculty of Technology, University of Mumbai also graced the occasion as Guest

of Honor. The Programme included four short term courses on “Next Generation Networks

6. Report from Principal’s Desk : A. Y. 2012-2013


(NGN)“, “NI Lab VIEW & MULTI SIM”, “Multimedia System and HCI” and Emerging Trends in

Information Security

During the admission period, we conducted “Engineering Course Awareness Programme”

[ECAP] for all aspiring engineers with an objective to create awareness about various engineering

courses offered in VESIT. At the end of the programme parents and students were clarified about

the differences between various courses, their core applications and the opportunities for the

courses. A foundation Course was conducted for 1st year students. The course was designed as a

bridge course between 12th Syllabus and B.E. engineering course. The Course was conducted on

three subjects ie. BEE, Applied Mechanics and Mathematics by our expert teachers. The course

was widely appreciated by the students.

A Seminar on 5S (Seiri, Seiton, Seiso, Seiketsu and Shitsuke) was organized for VESIT Teaching

and Non Teaching Staff on 25th October 2012. Mr. Girish Deodhar, Senior Deputy General

Manager, Electrical & Automation, Larson & Toubro presented the concept of 5S and shared his

experience of developing and cultivating culture of 5S.

In order to bridge the gap between industry and students, various industry interaction programs

were conducted during this year.

VESIT was one of the participants in the Automation Exhibition & Indian Automation Technology

Fair held in September 2012 & February 2013 respectively at the NSE ground Goregaon,

showcasing the newly developed infrastructure and labs in the new campus. This is the first time,

an educational institution has setup a stall showcasing their infrastructure in industrial

exhibitions.

VESIT was the proud venue for the EDIFICE 2012 – the two day technical conference organized by

EMERSON in association with Confederation of India industry (CII) on 5th and 6th October 2012.

The motto of the conference was to familiarize and enlighten the faculties and students over the

wide product range, technologies and business information. Conference consisted of Technical

Presentation, product demos and project presentations.

This year VESIT and Accenture has signed agreement of programme of mutual innovation.

Accenture Ltd. Installed 40 computers in VESIT-Accenture Innovation Centre at VESIT, which was

inaugurated by Shri. Hormouzd Madan, Sr. Vice President of Accenture Ltd on 19th July 2012.


As a part of Praxis “Theory to Practice”, Computer, IT and MCA students visited TCS Innovation

Labs (Thane) during 5th and 6th October 2012. A Work Shop on Network Security : Attacks and

Vulnerability, Accenture Expert lectures on Public Cloud, Java Servlets, PHP Workshop Hands on

Exercises , Hands on HTML & CSS , Linux Workshop for faculty were also conducted. “Microsoft

App Fest 2013” was conducted by Microsoft on 26th Feb 2013. This Workshop was the platform for

college students to design application for Windows 8 OS. Accenture conducted a 5-day workshop

on “Dot Net programming” in the Accenture Innovation Centre. The topic included was dot net

architecture & programming. A workshop on “Introduction to CAN Bus and its Applications”

was conducted by Mr. Jatin Chotalia of Global Technology on 11th & 12th February 2013. Our

Second Year Instrumentation students visited “DHRUVA: Nuclear Reactor” and Food

Technology Plant of BARC during Feb 2013. An Industrial expert lecture on “Field Transmitters”

was conducted by Mr. S.P. Mallick from Chemtrol Industries Ltd.

VESIT conducted test of F.E. and MCA students from 8th to 10th Nov’ 2012 for employability skills

through “NEST” (National Employability Skill Test) program of Aspire Human Capital

Management(P) Ltd. with the initiative of Mr. Sagar Havaldar, an alumni of VESIT. NEST is used

to test skills with different parameters including English grammar, verbal reasoning, logical

reasoning, abstract reasoning and personality and to assess his or her employability index.

I am happy to report that our faculty members Mrs. Asawari Dudwadkar, Mrs. Sangeetha

Prasanna and Mrs. Nilima Warke received Minor Research Grant from Mumbai University for the

year A.Y. 2012-13.

Learning beyond Syllabus and Exclusive Scholar Program are the two new initiatives started

during this year to help students to pursue studies in their areas of interest and beyond

curriculum. The student chapters of Professional Societies ISA, IEEE, CSI, & ISTE, organize

seminars, workshops, expert lectures by teachers and by expert from industry. Industrial

visit to Vinayak Steel Limited, Titan Energy Systems & Schneider Electric at Hyderabad, Siemens

Ltd at Goa, MG Dairy & Secure at Udaipur, Blue Star & Mutual Merceplast at Silvasa were

conducted during this year. These activities also develop management and organizational skills in

addition to the technical knowledge, thus equipping them with right tools to become tomorrow’s

leaders.

We do believe in creating opportunities for students and faculties to apply academic knowledge to

real life scenario. Three of our students got selected to participate in National level E-Yantra which


is an initiative by MHRD and IIT Bombay to improve the quality of robotics and embedded

systems in the country.

I am very happy to report that our students are continuously performing very well in Mumbai

University examinations. Our first year over all pass percentage was 68.31 in the last academic

year where as university pass percentage was 39.35. Our final year degree results for this year

were also remarkable. The over all pass percentage of Final Year students in Electronics Engg.

Branch was 97%, Computer – 99%, Instrumentation - 91 %, Elect. & Telecomm. – 93% ,

Information Technology – 97% and MCA branch was 100%. We have impeccable track record of

achieving good placement year on year. This year also was not an exception. A total of 26

companies visited campus in this year and Percentage of Job offered was 84.98. Our students are

effectively groomed to become well rounded professionals and our placement records bear

testimony to this fact.

Alumni Meet of this year was conducted on January 05, 2013. About 150 ex-students participated

in this event. They were indeed very impressed with the changes that had taken place in VESIT

and very nostalgic about the time they had spent here. The Meeting served as platform for current

student council members to interact with their seniors and share experiences.

Department of MCA of VESIT conducted inter college Technical festival ‘SPARC 2012’

(Stimulating Perfection And Redefining Creativity) on January 12th and 13th 2013. Students from

all MCA colleges in Mumbai participated in various technical competition organized during the

festival.

The overwhelming acceptance of our graduates by the industry has given us the confidence that

we are progressing towards the destination of becoming a world class institution. We also

recognize that mere education or technical competence is not the only trait that is needed for

students; they need to be interactive and aware of the realities of life. Our student council activities

are concentrated in this direction. VESIT students got 2nd prize at Group Dance Event &

Yashashri Shiral got Best Actress Award at “MANZAR” organized by ICT. Parteesh Kalla got 1st

Prize in Guitar Play Competition at SPIT.

The social responsibility team of student council organized two blood donation and health check

up camp during this year. Our students visited the village of Chinchpada in Shahapur district,

about 5km from Atgaon station. The sole intention of the visit was to spend the day with the


children creating awareness about hygiene and healthcare. The student conducted the day’s event

in collaboration with AASTHA health care, Mulund and Rotary club of Mulund hillview. A

project to revive the borewell water supply in this area with the help of Gram Panchayat is on the

anvil.

Workshop on “Cyber Safety ” was conducted by Mumbai Police (East Region) on 18th January

2013 at VESIT. Special lectures were delivered by Shri. Md. Quaiser Khalid, Additional

Commissioner of Police (East Region) and Shri. Lakhmi Gautam Deputy Commissioner of Police,

sensitizing the importance of Cyber Safety.

Dr.(Mrs.) J. M. Nair

7.1.1 BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E) (DTE CODE : EN3185)

The Bachelor of Engineering course is of four years which are further divided into eight semesters. The first year (F.E.) course spread over to two semesters deals with general engineering common to all branches of engineering. The basic objective is to give the elementary foundation needed in different aspects of engineering. During second year (S.E.) and third year (T.E.) , students gain basic knowledge in the chosen branch. The Final year i.e. fourth year (B.E.) is designed to strengthen the specialized skills, and students learn to apply the concepts studied earlier by participating in “ project work “ . The subject and the syllabus are as prescribed by the University of Mumbai.

Approved Intake for Academic Year 2013-14 Regular First Shift Intake (51 % Sindhi Minority Quota & 49% CAP) B.E.- Electronics Engg. 120 B.E.- Computer Engineering 120 B.E.- Instrumentation Engineering 60 B.E.-Electronics & Telecommunication 120 B.E.- Information Technology 60 Regular Second Shift Intake (51 % Sindhi Minority Quota & 49% CAP) B.E.- Computer Engg. 60 B.E. –Direct Second Year (Elect.& Tele.) 60 Eligibility :- As per DTE, Mumbai University & State Government Rules

7. SCHEME OF STUDY


7.1.2 MASTER OF ENGINEERING (M.E.) (DTE CODE : ME 3185) The M.E. program comprises of four semesters of study. Duration of the course is two years. The courses are designed/prescribed by the University of Mumbai. The number of seats offered are as mentioned below:

Approved Intake for Academic Year 2013-14 Regular First Shift Intake (100% CAP) M.E.- Electronics & Telecommunication. 18 M.E.- Instrumentation & Control 18 M.E.- Information Technology 18 Eligibility :- As per DTE, Mumbai University & State Government Rules 7.1.3 MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (M.C.A) (DTE CODE : MC 3185) Master of Computer Application (M.C.A) course is a full time course of 3 years (6 Semester) duration. The course is conducted as per the syllabus laid down by Mumbai University. Examinations are conducted by the University for all the 6 semesters and the degree is also awarded by the University of Mumbai.

Approved Intake for Academic Year 2013-14 Intake

(51 % Sindhi Minority Quota & 49% CAP) MCA. (Regular First Shift) 60 MCA (Regular Second Shift) 60 Eligibility :- As per DTE, Mumbai University & State Government Rules

7.2 GRADING SYSTEM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI.

Mumbai University introduce Credit & Grading System with effect from academic year 2012-13. All information about pattern and syllabus is available on Mumbai University’s official web site www.mu.ac.in

Salient Features : 1. Final grade for B.E. Degree will be given as an average of all eight semesters. So each

semester/each subject is important. 2. 75% attendance is compulsory. 3. Journal submission must be done on or before every term end. 4. Two tests will be conducted in the model of the University exam in a semester for

internal assessment of each subject. Average of the two scores will be considered for declaring final grade in the subject and will be printed in the final mark sheet. No retest shall be held.

5. Failing in eight heads in a year is the maximum limit for ATKT system. (Maximum five theory exams and remaining Prac./Oral/Internal etc.)

6. Failing in submission of Journal in any subject (even for a single subject) will result in detention (i.e. loss of one year). Re-admission in the next academic year is to be taken with repayment of fees.


7.3 EXAMINATIONS : The University of Mumbai conducts examination in every semester, and class tests are conducted periodically by the college. The performance in these tests is taken into consideration while giving the term-work/sessional marks to the students. The submission of term work in each subject should be taken very seriously. If a student fails to submit his/her Term work or Sessional work before the prescribed date, he/she will not be allowed to sit for the concerned examination paper. The students will not be issued the Hall Ticket if they fail to produce the clearance from Library, Workshop and Laboratory. The results of internal tests are posted to the parents/guardians regularly so that they may be able to take interest in the academic progress of their wards.

7.4 ATTENDING LECTURES/LABS

a. Students coming late to the Institute will not be allowed in the classes. b. Bunking the classes is not allowed in any case. If the student misses even one

period, he/she may be marked absent for the whole day. c. In order to monitor the academic progress as well as the overall development of

our students, we nominate one staff member as faculty advisor to whom a student can approach for guidance. For day to day functioning, one class teacher and one class counselor is also associated with each class. The students as well as their parents are welcome to contact either the class teacher/class counselor or the faculty advisor any time during the session.

d. While the lecture or the lab is in progress, a student is supposed to keep his/her mobile phone switched off failing which severe punishment can be given.

e. After their classes are over, the students should leave the premises in proper disciplined manner without making any noise or crowding the corridors.

Students should submit the following undertaking at the time of admission.

U N D E R T A K I N G

I hereby agree that during my study tenure in this Institute, to abide by all the Rules & Regulations mentioned in prospectus. I assure that my behavior and attitude will add to name and fame of this Institution.

If I am found as defaulter w.r.t. above or otherwise, I will be liable for punishment given to me by the authorities.

I have taken admission in this Institution in FIRST / SECOND Year Engineering in the Course of ________________________Branch, on my own, in consultation with my parents. I assure you that I will abide by all rules and regulation laid down by the Management of this Institution, Directorate of Technical Education (M.S.), University of Mumbai issued from time to time. In the event of failure of these, I shall render myself for disciplinary action including expulsion.


I shall not claim for any kind of financial assistance and help from this Institution for my education. I shall not damage any furniture, equipment, other properties; and if damaged, I undertake to make good the loss on this account, as decided by the Management of this Institution.

The information given by me in the application is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

I have not been debarred from appearing at any examination held by any Government constituted or Statutory Examination Authority in India.

I fully understand that the offer of a course or branch of engineering will be made to me depending on inter-se merit and availability of a seat at the time of scrutiny of my application, when I report to the admission authority according to the schedule of admission.

I understand that no other document, other than those attached to the application form before the last date of admission will be entertained for the purpose of claims/concessions etc. in connection with my admission.

I understand that no refund of fees shall be made if I cancel the admission after commencement of the classes and if the seat due to cancellation is not filled.

I hereby agree to confirm to any rules, acts and laws enforced by Government including Anti-Ragging Act and I hereby undertake that so long as I am a student of the institute, I will do nothing either inside or outside the institute, which may result in disciplinary action against me under the rules, acts and laws.

I fully understand that the Principal / Director of the institute where I would be admitted, will have right to expel/rusticate me from the institute for any infringement of the Rules of conduct and discipline prescribed by the institute/university (if any)

Condition of minimum attendance: I am fully aware that, I will not be allowed to keep term and appear for the examination if I do not attend minimum 75% classes of theory, practical, tutorials etc. I am also aware that I will not be allowed to appear for the examination, if I fail to submit satisfactory all the assignment, jobs, journals, reports, etc. as specified by the university within stipulated time.

___________________________ _______________________

Signature of Father / Guardian Signature of the Student

Date : _____________

7.5 TERM GRANT Term Sanctioning (allowing the students to appear for the University examination) entirely depends upon the following :-

Attendance in the class in all subjects (Minimum 75%) Satisfactory completion of all term work Practical and Assignments as specified in Syllabus or as instructed within prescribed

periods General behavior of student inside the class and outside the class.


7.6 USING UNFAIR- MEANS IN THE EXAMINATIONS

During an examination, if a student is found either possessing any material (written or printed) for intention of copying or actually copying he/she is liable to be severely punished according to the rules laid out by the University. In such circumstances, a student may either be debarred from appearing in the entire examination or expelled from the University of Mumbai for a minimum period of three years as per the decision of “ Unfair - Means Committee “.

8. PROHIBITION OF RAGGING

Ragging within or outside the institute is strictly prohibited. Any student who directly or indirectly participates in, abets or propagates ragging within or outside the institute shall face strict disciplinary action as per the provision of Maharashtra Prohibition of RAGGING ACT, 1999.

If a case is to be made as per law the following procedure is to be followed:-

Investigation by squad

Findings reported to the Principal

Discussions with committee by Principal to decide whether: - To go for FIR (within 24 hrs) with Police or Local Authorities- OR - Whether punishment to be awarded by Anti-Ragging committee of VESIT

Punishments may be in the form of :

1. Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges.

2. Withholding/ withdrawing scholarship/ fellowship and other benefits

3. Debarring from appearing in any test/ examination or other evaluation process.

4. Withholding results.

5. Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international meet,

tournament, youth festival, etc.

6. Suspension/ expulsion from the hostel.

7. Cancellation of admission.

8. Rustication from the institution for period ranging from one to four semesters.

9. Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other

institution for a specified period. Where the persons committing or abetting the act of ragging are

not identified, the college will resort to collective punishment.

ADVICE TO ALL STUDENTS : all students are advised to be aware of anti-ragging measures and report any ragging incident to college authorities in person or by telephone at the earliest.

More information is available on our institute's website : www.vesit.edu


Anti Ragging/ Disciplinary Committee

Sr. No. Name Designation Position

1 Mr. Manoj Sabnis Faculty, INFT Chairperson

2 Dr. (Mrs.) Rama Prakash Faculty, Gen. Engg. Member

3 Mrs. M. Vijayalakshmi Faculty, INFT Member

4 Mrs. K. U. Karnik Faculty, Gen. Engg. Member

5 Mr. A. Nagananda Faculty, EXTC Member

6 Mr. Vivek Umrikar Faculty, Gen. Engg. Member

7 Mr. P. Birajdar Faculty, ETRX Member

Students should submit an affidavit as per #ANNEXURE I & ##ANNEXURE II at the

time of admission.

#ANNEXURE I

AFFIDAVIT BY THE STUDENT

I, _____________________________________________________________________________ (full

name of student with admission/registration/enrolment number) s/o - d/o

Mr./Mrs./Ms______________________________________________________

1) having been admitted to V.E.S. Institute Of Technology, HAMC, Chembur, Mumbai-

400074., have received a copy of the AICTE regulations on Curbing the menace of

Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, (hereinafter called the “Regulations”)

carefully read and fully understood the provisions contained in the said Regulations.

2) I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what

constitutes ragging.

3) I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulation and am fully

aware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against me in case I

am found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of a conspiracy

to promote ragging.

4) I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that

a) I will not indulge in any behavior or act that may be constituted as ragging under

clause 3 of the Regulations.

b) I will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or omission

that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.


5) I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, I am liable for punishment according to

clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may be

taken against me under any penal law or any law for the time being in force.

6) I hereby declare that I have not been expelled or debarred from admission in any

institution in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of a

conspiracy to promote, ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to

be untrue, I am aware that my admission is liable to be cancelled.

Declared this ___________day of______ _____month of ________ year______________

Signature of Deponent

Name :

Address :

Telephone/Mobile No.

VERIFICATION

Verified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no part of the

affidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.

Verified at ___________________(place) on this the ____(day) of________ (month) ______(year)

__________________

Signature of deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this the ____(day) of______ month _____(year),

after reading the contents of this affidavit.

OATH COMMISSIONER

##ANNEXURE II

AFFIDAVIT BY PARENT/GUARDIAN

I, Mr./Mrs./Ms. _________________________________________________________________ (full

name of parent/guardian) father / mother/guardian of __________________________________

_________________________(full name of student with admission /registration/enrolment

number),

1) having been admitted to V.E.S. Institute Of Technology, HAMC, Chembur, Mumbai-

400074., have received a copy of the AICTE regulations on Curbing the menace of Ragging

in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, (hereinafter called the “Regulations”) carefully

read and fully understood the provisions contained in the said Regulations.


2) I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what

constitutes ragging.

3) I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fully

aware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against my ward in

case he/she is found guilty or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of a

conspiracy to promote ragging.

4) I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that

a) My ward will not indulge in any behavior or act that may be constituted as ragging

under clause 3 of the Regulations.

b) My ward will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or

omission that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.

5) I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, my word is liable for punishment according

to clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may be

taken against my ward under any penal law or any law for the time being in force.

6) I hereby declare that my word has not been expelled or debarred from admission in any

institution in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of a

conspiracy to promote, ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to

be untrue, I am aware that my admission my word is liable to be cancelled.

Declared this ___________day of __________ month of ________ year________________

Signature of Deponent

Name:

Address:

Telephone/Mobile No:

VERIFICATION

Verified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no part of the

affidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein. Verified at __ (place) on this

the________(day) of _________ (month) and ________(year)

Signature of deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this the ____(day) of _______month, _____(year),

after reading the contents of this affidavit.

OATH COMMISSIONER


Name of course

Final Fees (approved by Shikshan Shulka Samiti) for the A.Y. 2012-2013

Tuition Fee (Rs.)

Development Fee (Rs.)

Total Fees (Rs.)

B.E and M.E.

79,439

5,561

85,000

MCA

60,748

4,252

65,000

NOTE : At the time of Admission, a candidates will have to pay the interim fee as fixed by

Shikshan Shulka Samiti for the A.Y. 2013-2014. Final fees approver by Shikshan Shulka

Samiti for the A.Y. 2013-2014, will be borne by the Candidate.

10. Institute/ Management does not accept any type of capitation fee. (refer to Anti Capitation Fee Act as available on our college website: www.vesit.edu)

11. Transparency and availability of correct/unambiguous information Formation of a Cell in accordance with the provisions of Right To Information Act, 2005

1 Information officer Mr. A. Nagananda , Training & Placement officer

2 Assistant Information Officer Mr. Vikas Pange , P.A. to Principal

3 Appealing Officer Dr.(Mrs.) S. Mukhopadhyay , Vice Principal

12. Women Welfare/ Grievance Committee


1 Mrs. Shobha Krishnan Faculty, EXTC Chairperson

2 Dr. (Mrs.) Rama Prakash Faculty, Gen. Engg. Member

3 Mrs. V. S. Khadilkar Faculty, Gen. Engg. Member


5 Mrs. Nishi Tikku Faculty, MCA Member

6 Dr. (Mrs.) Nupur Giri Faculty, CMPN Member

7 Mrs. Navita Kant Faculty, ETRX Member

9. FEE STRUCTURE


13. Anti Sexual Harassment Committee

14. Women Development Cell

15. TEACHING FACULTY : Our Institute is known for well qualified and skilled teachers with experience. They have a great contribution in imparting quality education at our Institute. The teaching faculty includes 14 Ph.D. holders, 71 Post graduates & 41 Graduates. Each department also takes initiative to organize faculty development programs for helping the teachers to update their technical knowledge. These refresher courses in turn helps the teachers to deal with their subject and the projects in a professional manner. The staff members are also encouraged to acquire higher qualifications.


1 Mrs. Shobha Krishnan Faculty, EXTC Chairperson

2 Mrs. Jayshree Pandit Co-ordinator/ Counselor,

Sri Mukta Sanghtana,

R. C. Marg, Chembur - 71

Member (NGO)

3 Dr. (Mrs.) Nupur Giri Faculty, CMPN Member

4 Mrs. V. S. Khadilkar Faculty, Gen. Engg. Member

5 Mrs. Nishi Tikku Faculty, MCA Member

6 Mrs. Prerna Bhandari Admin Staff, Office Member

7 Mrs. Sonali Rahate Admin Staff, Exam Member

8 Ms. Neha Raheja Student B. E. – Cultural

Secretary

Member

Constitution – as per Guide lines from Mumbai University


1 Dr.(Mrs.) Rama Prakash Faculty, Gen. Engg. Chairperson

2 Mrs. Shoba Krishnan Faculty, EXTC Member

3 Mrs. V.S. Khadilkar Faculty, Gen. Engg. Member


5 Mrs. Naveeta Kant Faculty, ETRX Member

6 Mrs. Nishi Tiku Faculty, MCA Member

7 Dr. Nupur Giri Faculty, CMPN Member

8 Mrs. Prerana Bhandari Head Clerk Member

9 Mrs. Sonali Rahate Head Clerk Member


Faculty List

15.1 Department Of Electronics Engineering

Sr.No. Name of Staff Designation Educational Qualifications

UG PG Doc to

1 Dr.(Mrs.)S. Mukhopadhyay

Vice Prin./ Professor

B.Sc. (Hon.) M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Mr. V. M. Joshi Adj. Prof. B.E.(ETRL)

M.Tech.

(ETRL) ===

3 Mrs. Kavita Tiwari Assoc. Prof. B. Tech. (ETRL)

M. Tech.

(ETRX.)

===

4 Mr. Abhay Kshirsagar Assoc. Prof. B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (ETRL) ===

5 Mrs Navita Kant Assoc. Prof. B. Tech (ETRX)

M.E. (ETRL) ===

6 Mrs. Jayamala H. Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (EXTC) ===

7 Mrs . A..Dudwadkar Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC)

M.E. (EXTC) ===

8 Mr. Birajdar P. B. Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (EXTC) ===

9 Mr. Abhjit Shete Asst. Professor

B.Sc. (TECH) == ===

10 Mr. Yogesh Pandit Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX) == ==

11 Mrs. Sarika Kuhikar Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX) == ==

12 Mr. Hardik Shah Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX) M.S. ==

13 Mrs. Gauri Sahoo Asst. Professor B.E(ETRL)

M.Tech (

Power Sys.)

==

14 Mrs. Amrita Zaveri Asst. Professor

BE. ( ETRX)

M.E. (ETRX) ==

15 Mrs. Jayashri Pawar Asst. Professor

B.E. ( ETRL)

M.E. (Ctrl) ==

16 Mrs. Abhishekh Chaudhari

Asst. Professor

B.E.(ETRX)

M.E.(EXTC) ==


15.2 Department Of Computer Engineering

Name of Staff Designation Educational Qualifications

UG PG Docto.

1 Dr.(Mrs.) Nupur Giri Professor B.E. (CMPN)

M.E.(CMPN) Ph.D.

2 Mrs. Gresha Bhatia Assoc. Prof. B.E. (CMPN)

M.E. (INFT) ===

3 Mrs. Sujata Khedkar Assoc. Prof. B.E. (CMPN)

M.E. (INFT) ===

4 Mrs. S. Sengupta Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC)

M.E.(EXTC) ===

5 Mr. Prashant Kanade Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN)

M.E.(CMPN) ===

6 Mrs. Manisha Gahirwal

Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) === ===

7 Mrs. Anjali Yeole Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN)

M.E.(CMPN) ===

8 Mrs. Vidya Zope Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) === ===

9 Mrs. Indu Dokre Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX) === ===

10 Mrs. Priya R.L. Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) === ===

11 Mrs. Lifna C. S. Asst. Professor

B.E. (INFT) === ===

12 Mrs. Abha Tewari Asst. Professor

B.E. (INFT) == ==

13 Miss. Pooja Nagdev Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) == ==

14 Miss. Anshali Dhande Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) == ==

15 Mr. Sachin Gavane Asst. Professor == == ==

16 Mrs. Shalaka Mahadik Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN)

M.E.(CMPN) ==

17 Mrs. Arthi C.I. Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN)

M.E.(CMPN) ==

18 Ms. Ambreeen Shaikh Asst. Prof. BE (CMPN) == ==

19 Ms. Nazia Kausar Asst. Prof. B.TECH (CMPN) == ==

20 Ms. Nida Jawre Asst. Prof. BE (CMPN) == ==

21 Ms. Jaymala Chavan Asst. Prof. BE (INFT) == ==


15.3 Department Of Instrumentation Engineering


UG PG Docto.

1 Dr.(Mrs.) J. M. Nair Principal Cum Professor

B.Sc. (Engg.)

M. Tech (INST). Ph.D

2 Dr. P. P. Vaidya Professor B.E. (ELEC.) == Ph.D

3 Mrs. Nilima Warke Assoc. Prof. B.E. (INST).

M.E. (BIOM) ==

4 Mr. M. D. Patil Assoc. Prof. B.E. (INST).

M.E.(INST & CTRL)

==

5 Mrs. Madhumati Kuspe

Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST.)

M.E. (EXTC) ==

6 Mrs. Deepti Khemani Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST).

M.E. (INST.) ==

7 Mrs. Sangitha P. Ram Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST.)

M.E. (BIOM) ==

8 Mrs. Kanchan Chavan Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST.)

M.Tech (INST.) ==

9 Mrs. Kadambari Gupta

Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST.)

M.E. (INST &CTRL.)

==

10 Mr. Kadar Shaikh Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST.)

M.E. (INST &CTRL.)

==

11 Mr. Prasad Godse Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST.) == ==

12 Mrs. P. Amuda Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST.) == ==

13 Mr. N. Gopal krishnan Asst. Professor

B.E. (INST.) == ==

14 Mrs. Jayasree R. Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC).) == ==

15 Mrs. Mugdha Joglekar Asst. Professor

B.E( EXTRL)

M.Tech. ( EXTRL)

==

16 Mrs. Rakhi Jadhav Asst. Professor

B.E.( EXTRL)

M.Tech. ( Power Sys.)

==

17 Miss. Namrata Bonde Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRL) M.E. ==

18 Mrs. Dipti Karani Asst. Prof. BE (INST) M.E (INST) ==

19 Ms. Shweta Dandekar Asst. Prof. BE (INST) == ==


15.4 Department Of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering


UG PG Docto.

1 Dr. Nadir Charniya Professor B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (ETRX) Ph.D.

2 Mrs. Shobha Krishnan Assoc. Prof. B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (ETRX) ==

3 Dr. R. K. Kulkarni Assoc. Prof. B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (ETRX) Ph.D.

4 Mr. C. D. Rawat Assoc. Prof. B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (EXTC) ==

5 Mrs. M. Chattopadhyay Assoc. Prof. B.Tech.

(EXTC) M.E. (EXTC) ==

6 Dr. Rajani Mangala Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC)

M.E. (EXTC) Ph.D.

7 Dr.(Mrs) Sailee Gharge Assoc. Prof. B.E. (EXTC)

M.E. (EXTC) Ph.D

8 Mr. A. Nagananda Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX) MMS ==

9 Mrs. Monali Chaudhari

Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC)

M.E. (EXTC) ==

10 Mrs. N. Ammagabi Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (EXTC) ==

11 Mrs. Rasika Naik Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC)

M.E. (EXTC) ==

12 Ms. Amisha Ruparel Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC) == ==

13 Mrs. Manisha Joshi Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC)

M.E. ( EXTR) ==

14 Mrs. Shibhangi Bhosale

Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC)

M.E (EXTC) ==

15 Mr. Mrugendra V. Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX)

M.E. (E&C) ==

16 Miss Manusha Shekhar

Asst. Professor

B.E.( EXTC) == ==

17 Mrs. Bateja Seema Asst. Professor

B.E.(EXTC)

M.E.(EXTC) ==

18 Mrs. Ashwini Sawant Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX)

M.E.(EXTC) ==

19 Mr. Shobhit Khandare Asst. Professor

B.E. (ETRX)

M.E.(ETRX) ==

20 Mrs. Bilkis Inamdar Asst. Prof. BE (ETRX) == ==


15.5 Department Of Information Technology


UG PG Docto.

1 Dr. (Mrs.) Shanta Sondur Professor B.E.

(INST.) M.E. (EXTC) Ph.D.

2 Mrs. M. Vijaylaxmi Assoc. Prof. M.Sc. (CMPN)

M. Tech (CMPN) ==

3 Mrs. Shalu Chopra Assoc. Prof. B.E. (CMPN)

M.E. (INFT) ==

4 Mrs. Smita Jangale Assoc. Prof. B.Sc. (Engg.)

M.E. (INFT) ==

5 Mr. Manoj Sabnis Assoc. Prof. B.E. (EXTR)

M.E. (INFT) ==

6 Mrs. Asha Bharambe Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN)

ME (CMPN) ==

7 Mrs. Asma Parveen Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC)

ME (EXTC) ==

8 Mrs. Charushila Nehate

Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) ME ==

9 Mrs. Vidya Pujari Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) ME ==

10 Mrs. Jayashri Hajgude Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) ME ==

11 Mrs. Roopkala R. Asst. Professor

B.E. (INFT) == ==

12 Mrs. Vinita Mishra Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTC) == ==

13 Mr. Amit Singh Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) == ==

14 Mrs. Pooja Shetty Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) == ==

15 Mr. Sandip Utala Asst. Professor

B. Tech (CMPN)

M. Tech. (CMPN) ==

16 Mrs. Harsha Sharma Asst. Professor

B.E. (EXTR) == ==

17 Mrs. Gayathri Garimella

Asst. Professor

B.E.( CMPN) == ==

18 Ms. Khan Farahnaaz Asst. Prof. BE (CMPN) == ==


15.6 Master of Computer Application


UG PG Docto.

1 Mr. Shivkumar Goel Asst. Professor B.Sc. MCA ==

2 Mrs. Mona Deshmukh

Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN)

M.E. (CMPN)

==

3 Mrs. Nishi Tikku Asst. Professor B.E. (ELEC) == ==

4 Mrs. Rohini Temkar Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) ME ==

5 Mrs. Sangeeta Oswal Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) == ==

6 Mrs. Geocy Shegy Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) == ==

7 Mr. Mane Dashrath Asst. Professor

B.E. (CMPN) == ==

8 Mrs. Dhanama Shankar

Asst. Professor

B. Tech. (ELEC)

M. Tech. (ETRX.)

==

9 Mrs. Barnali Saha Asst. Professor B.Sc. M.Sc. ==

10 Mr. Ramesh Solanki Asst. Professor BCA MCA ==

11 Mr. Ameya Parkar Asst. Professor B.Sc. MCA ==

12 Mrs. Ruchi Rautela Asst. Professor B.Sc. MCA ==

13 Mrs. Nikhita Mangaonkar

Asst. Professor BCA MCA ==

14 Mrs. Indira Bhattacharya

Asst. Professor B.E.(CMPN) M.S.(IT

) ==

15 Mr. Kamal Jagasia Asst. Prof. BE (ETRX) == ==


15.7 Department of Humanities & Sciences


UG PG Docto.

1 Dr.(Mrs.) Rama Prakash Assoc. Prof. B.Sc. M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Mr. S.M.R. Rizvi Assoc. Prof. B.Sc. M.Sc. ==

3 Mrs. V.S. Khadilkar Assoc. Prof. B.Sc. M.Sc. ==

4 Mr. S. B. Singh Asst. Prof. B.E. (PROD) ME ==

5 Mr. T. P. P. Nair Asst. Prof. B.Sc. (Engg.) == ==

6 Mrs. K. U. Karnik Asst. Prof. B.Sc. MA ==

7 Mr. Ravi Shankar Asst. Prof. B.Sc. M.Sc. ==

8 Mrs. A. Netto Meruntia Asst. Prof. B.Sc. M.Sc. ==

9 Mr. Vivek Umrikar Asst. Prof. B.E. (CIVIL) == ==

10 Dr.(Mrs.) S. Majumdar Asst. Prof. B.Sc. M.Sc. Ph.D.

11 Dr. (Ms.) Maya Bhat Asst. Prof. B.Sc. M.Sc. Ph.D.

12 Mr. Shivaji Methe Asst. Prof. B.A. M.A.

13 Dr.(Mrs.) Sunanda M. Asst. Prof. B.Sc. (Chem.)

M.Sc. (Chem.)

Ph.D.

14 Mr. Deepak Jalla Asst. Prof. B.Sc.(Phy.) M.Sc.(Phy) ==

15 Dr.(Mrs.) Keya Doshi Asst. Prof. B.Sc.(Maths) M.Sc.

(Maths)

Ph.D.

16 Mr. Amey Naik Asst. Prof. BE(MECH) == ==

17 Mr. Shshank Chawathay Asst. Prof. BE (MECH) == ==


Department Of Electronics Engineering

BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LAB

Lab courses conducted here:- Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electrical Workshop, Electronic and Electrical Measuring Instruments and Machine. Lab is equipped with 1-phase & 3-phase Motors, different types of Transformers, A.C. & D.C. Generators, Motors. Trainer kits for network theorems, analog & digital measuring instruments etc.

VLSI DESIGN LAB

Lab courses conducted here:- Basics of VLSI, Elements of Microelectronics, VLSI Design. The department is a member of Cadence University Program; subscribed to cadence VLSI design suite, running on SOLARIS-8, on Sun V240 servers & Sun-ray 1g thin clients. This lab has been set-up with contributions from Sun Microsystems under matching grants program, for educational institutes.

ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT DESIGN & ANALYSIS LAB

Laboratory courses conducted here:- Basic of Electronic Circuits, Electrical Network Analysis and Synthesis, Electronic Circuit Analysis and Design. This lab is equipped with sufficient number CRO, Function Generator, DMM etc. Software’s required for design and simulation of electronic circuits are also available.

DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN LAB

Laboratory courses conducted here:- Digital System Design I & II, Linear Integrated Circuits and Design. Lab is equipped with softwares for digital and analog circuit simulation, FPGA & CPLD traning kits, Digital measuring instruments etc. This Lab also extends support to the final year students for their Project Work.

ADVANCED MICROPROCESSOR LAB

The lab is equipped with Pentium-IV (IBM) and HCL computers with latest software such as Proteus VSM, Turbo Assembler 6.1, Macro Assembler, Embedded C for AVR. All the electronic testing equipments are available, Digital Trainer Kits and Demonstration kits (RAM & ROM), Universal Programmer, Cards for ISA, PCI and different connectors are kept for better understanding of computer architecture.

POWER ELECTRONICS LAB

Laboratory courses on Industrial and Power Electronics are conducted in this lab. The Lab is adequately equipped with Test equipments for Power Electronic Devices & circuits, Various demonstration kits & measuring instruments are available in this lab

16. Major Laboratories


ELECTRONICS WORKSHOP - PCB LAB

Laboratory courses conducted here:- Electronics Workshop - I & II, PCB Workshop. Lab Facilities - PCB Exposer, Film Exposer, Dip Coat Machine, Etching Tank, Drilling Machine etc. Students perform their Electronic Workshop project designing, testing and implementation in this lab.

Department Of Electronics & Communications Engineering

ANALOG & DIGITAL COMMUNICATION

Lab courses conducted here:- Principle of Communication Engineering, Digital Communication, Mobile Communication Systems & other analog & digital communication related subjects. Lab is equipped with DSO-(Agilent, Aplab, Tektronics, Rigon), Spectrum Analyzer-3GHz(Agilent, Hameg), Signal Generators-AM/FM, Computers with latest configuration etc COMMSIM:- Network & Communication Simulation Software, Digital Communication Trainer kits like 16-QAM, QPSK, PSK, TDMD, Error correcting codes etc


MICROWAVE & ADVANCED COMMUNICATION

Lab courses conducted here:- RF Circuit Design, Microwave Devices and Circuits, Computer Communication Networks, Electromagnetic wave Theory etc. Lab is equipped with DSO-(Agilent, Aplab, Tektronics, Rigon), Spectrum Analyzer-3GHz(Agilent, Hameg), Standard Signal Generators for RF-range, Network Analyzer(Agilent), Transmission Line Trainer, Computers with latest configuration etc. Software like MATLAB, Ansoft, PCADD are used simulation.

NETWORK & WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

Laboratory courses conducted here:- Discrete Time Signal Processing, Computer Communication Networks, Image Processing, Wireless Communication, ICE etc. This LAB consist with 25-PCs with latest configuration, server, Wirless LAN, PDA's & Mobile phones for experimental purpose. All computers are installed with necessary simulation softwares.

OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATION

Laboratory courses conducted here:- Optical Fiber Communication, MOC. This Lab also extends support to the final year students for their Project Work. The lab consist latest equipments/softwares like OTDR, Optiwave, Trainer kits for calculation of IV Characteristics, WDM, Chromatic dispersion analog & digital signal transmission, 1550nm & 1310nm optical sources etc.

T.V. & SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

This lab is supporting for conducting practical’s & some project work for SE to BE students. The practical’s conducted for the subjects like TV and Video Engineering, Satellite Communication, Antenna and Wave Propagation, RADAR etc. equipments like different TV models, B/W & color pattern generators, Satellite communication module, and complete setup of cable- TV & CCTV etc.


Department Of Computer / Information Technology / MCA

Department Of Instrumentation Engineering

PROCESS AUTOMATION LAB The Process Automation Lab aims at training the students in the field of Process Instrumentation, control and optimization. A PLC & Emerson DELTAV DCS controlled systems are also used to train the students

PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION LAB

This is the main lab of our dept., where the study of some major process control instruments /equipments is done. This lab covers mainly the digital and analog I/O PLCs of Allen Bradley and Technimount companies , PC based flow and level process control loop, Ellipse SCADA based Ratio and Cascade controls and pilot plants set ups, Differential Pressure Transducer (DPT) Calibration set up , I/P Converter, Control Valve Positioner, Control Valve Sizing set ups, and Hydraulic and Pneumatic trainers.

TRANSDUCER LAB This lab is equipped with all the latest transducers used in the industry


BIOMEDICAL /ANALYTICAL /NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION LAB This Laboratory has been established to familiarize the students with the capturing analyzing and processing different bio signals. Biopac is an integrated instruments which the students use for such experiments. Physiology Lab kits and digital temperature feed back system are also used for training the students in the area of Biomedical Instrumentation.

CONTROL SYSTEMS & DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING LAB The lab is equipped with Pentium-IV (IBM) and HCL computers with latest software such as Proteus VSM, Turbo Assembler 6.1, Macro Assembler, Embedded C for AVR. All the electronic testing equipments are available, Digital Trainer Kits and Demonstration kits (RAM & ROM), Universal Programmer, Cards for ISA, PCI and different connectors are kept for better understanding of computer architecture.

ANALOG & DIGITAL LAB Laboratory courses on Analog 7 Digital Electronics are conducted in this lab. The Lab is adequately equipped with Test equipments for Electronic Devices & circuits, Various demonstration kits & measuring instruments are available in this lab.

17 COMMON INFRASTRUCTURE :

17.1 LIBRARY

Our library boasts of more than 39,000 books and journals of national & international level. Along with technical updates via latest journals, students can also keep themselves abreast with the latest happenings in the world via News Paper, Magazine & Internet facility. The library is divided in two sections :

1. Reference Book Section :- This section stocks recent editions of text books. Student can borrow one book at a time against their Library Identity Card. The books/journals in this section are meant for Reading- Hall only. The question papers of previous examinations conducted by the University of Mumbai are also available in this section.


2. Lending Section :- Students can borrow two text books for home lending from this section. Generally the students can get books for one week. A fine will be charged if a book is not returned within a given time.

The students are required to abide by the following rules of the Library . Any violation of these rules will lead to a fine or punishment by the Principal.

a) Every student must submit his/her valid identity at the entrance of the library and the reading room. Ex-students of the college, who are members of Alumni Association, can use the library facilities.

b) Pencil or ink marking and writing on the pages of the library books or any other way of mutilating the books will be treated as library indiscipline. The first reader will be held responsible unless he/she points out to the Librarian at the time of issue of the book.

c) The reference books, journals, question paper sets, Dictionaries etc. will be issued for reference in the Reading Room only and on no account they should be taken out of Reading Room.

d) Students must refrain from disturbing their neighbors in Library & Reading Hall. e) The student should immediately inform the Librarian any loss, damage of book

borrowed by him/her on the library card. f) Any other matter not covered by these Rules will rest at the absolute discretion

of the Principal and Librarian. g) Student should not bring their precious belongings to the Library. If such things

are lost, the Library will not be responsible for it. h) Students should maintain complete silence in the Reading Hall. i) Students should contact the Librarian if they face any problem regarding usage

of library facilities. They should not argue with the staff on duty.

17.2 OTHER FACILITIES

PROJECT ROOM

Separate Project rooms are provided for each department with the laboratory facilities and computers installed. The students can carry out their project work even after the college hours.


CANTEEN

A moderate facility exists in the canteen that is enough to cater to the needs of the students.

CONFERENCE HALL

Seminars and Student presentations are held in the Conference Hall, with a seating capacity of 250 students. It is equipped with a good sound system along with video and data projectors.

VESIT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY AND RESEARCH CENTRE (VESLARC)

To be successful in today’s world of severe competition and stress, it is necessary to have the right attitude and positive thinking. At VESIT, the students are helped by the specially appointed faculty of VESLARC to develop a strong personality with leadership qualities.

MUSIC CLUB

Free classical & light music classes are arranged for the interested students. Lessons are given in Hindustani style of music - both vocal & instrumental such as Flute, Violin, Guitar, Tabla etc. Kathak dance is also taught. Students can learn and practice after the college hours.

GYMKHANA & SPORTS

Life of an engineer is incomplete without any extracurricular activities, for the healthy flow of his

body and mind, apart from the usual workload and stress, VESIT provides us with a sporting

extravaganza SPHURTI. SPHURTI has been an integral part of VESIT’s history, and it’s been there

since VESIT saw the first steps being taken into its campus.

Play ground: 8177 sqm

Gymkhana: Room No. 10 B , 108.49 sqm

Outdoor games Football, Cricket, Volley ball, Basket ball,

Throw ball, Athletics, Discuss throw, Shortput.

Indoor games

Carrom, Chess, Table Tennis


Professional Societies

A unique feature of VESIT is the fact that there are four Professional societies totally managed by students

under the supervision of Faculty In-Charges. These societies are one of the major contributing factors for

VESIT to be the most sought after college in Mumbai.

1. IEEE – Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers

“Excellence through Innovation” is what the IEEE VESIT stands for in VESIT society culture.

IEEE-VESIT gives its members ample opportunity to develop and inculcate their technical and soft

skills, be it in theory via seminar or in practice via interactive workshops.

In-house Publication “Innovations”

Mumbai-level

Publication

“Short circuit”

Symposium “Melange”

Website www.ieee-vesit.org

The student branch website of IEEE-VESIT, has won the award of best website at the international

level for 3rd time in a row and Asia-Pacific region for 7th time in succession in the year 2012.

Activities during the Year

Aptitude test, Tech Debates’ and ‘Technical Paper Presentation’ , Technical Quiz & Test, Glider making

workshop, Technical Article Writing Competition, Workshop on ‘Linux Operating System’, Industrial visit,

Level-1 Robotics, Web Designing workshop, Online Treasure Hunt, Workshop on Image Processing,, Rubik

Cube Workshop, Workshop on ‘3D Photography’, Speed Maths Workshop, Robofest, Computer lab setup for

an orphanage, Eagle software workshop, Python software workshop, AVR software workshop, Dream

weaver software workshop, Moviemaker software workshop.

2. ISA– Instrumentation Systems and Automation

ISA is a leading global non-profit organization that is catering to the needs of over 30,000

worldwide members and other professionals. ISA-VESIT student chapter is well rooted with the

international organization. ISA-VESIT chapter expose its members to the upcoming competitive

world and tries to give them an edge over the others when it come to practical knowledge through

various events and seminars.

In-house Publication “Envisage”

Symposium “Enguage”

Website www.isa.org

18. Students Activities :



Conducts Technical Events related to Instrumentation like Mastermind, LT Spice workshop, Junkyard

Wars, Technical Article writing, Survivor, Vanquisher’s Quest, Technical Paper Presentation, Online

Treasure Hunt

3. CSI– Computer Society of India

CSI VESIT stands for ingenuity, innovation and versatility. CSI-VESIT aims to give its member an

added dimension to technology by keeping them abreast with the rapid advancements in the wide

arena of technology. It is one of the most active student societies with the objective to accelerate

student expertise in the field of technology. The CSI-VESIT student chapterwas awarded as the

Best Student Chapter for the past 7 years.

In-house Publication “Random Thoughts”&

“Nexus”

National Board “Communications”

Annual magazine “Interface”

Symposium “Impact”

Website www.csi-vesit.org


Conducts Technical Events related to software’s like Code Kill, Code Breaker, .Net workshop, The Ultimate

Coder, LAN gaming, Swishmax workshop, Cric-o-Mania, Open Software, Online Stock Market, Comp-o-

nect, Technical Paper Presentation, Work shop on PC assembling, Work shop on Flash, Work shop on

Robotics Studio, Quiz on C++/Java,

4. ISTE–Indian Society for Technical Education

VESIT-ISTE chapter’s objective is to bridge the gap between the curriculum and the industry’s

requirements by giving students a platform to hone their technical and non-technical skills like

overall personality, reasoning and presentation skills.

In-house Publication “Mirage”

Symposium “Synergy”

Website www.iste-vesit.org


Mock CAT, Mock interview, Resume writing, personal interview, Aptitude test, Mock Placement, Math&

Logic Quiz, Group Discussion, Inter SE Debates, Technical Paper Presentation, Vedic Mathematics,

Article Writing Competition, Seminar on higher education, Seminar on financing further Education,

Industrial visit, JA TITANS, Orientation lecture (PG), Self evaluation test, Diagnostic CAT


PRAXIS

In order to be successful, one must have a competitive spirit and a positive attitude towards

learning from mistakes. To nurture and promote this competitive spirit, VESIT organizes PRAXIS

every year, our annual inter-collegiate technical festival which has an extremely competitive

Robotics event and has become a much awaited event among engineering students and is gaining

popularity not only in Mumbai University but courses of other Universities also. PRAXIS also

develops a sense of team spirit and event management skills along with a sense of belonging.

Cultural Activities: In spite of all these activities, the college does not neglect cultural talent.

UTSAV: The College organizes UTSAV, a cultural festival that showcases cultural talents. It

witnessed overwhelming participation from our students.

ANNUAL DAY, a cultural extravaganza which is a complete event management exercise for our students under the supervision of our faculty. Annual prize distribution is also held on the same day.


Teacher’s day The College organizes Teacher’s day function for staff members every year.

Teachers completing 20 years of service are felicitated on this day.

BLISS stands for “Beauty Lies In Soulful Symphony”. BLISS is the musical group of our college

which is run by students passionate about music. BLISS has successfully organized many musical

events since 2010. Separate music room for students is provided to practice with very well

equipped instruments from classical to western.

Technology Day

On Technology day, we organize project exhibition and poster competitions for our final year and

pre-final year students who actively participate and demonstrate their research ability as well as

get to know the advancement in technology. This day is dedicated to the memory of our founder

trustee “Shri. K. B. Mansharamanai”.

SoRT – Social Responsibility Team

Every person in the world has a will to help to improve the society but due to personal constraints

or the lack of proper platform, they might not be able to do so. The inception of “SoRT – Social

Responsibility Team”,was precisely to channelize these small efforts into a larger stream. SoRT

tries to spread happiness in whatever way it could. We hope that our sincere efforts have planted

the seed of social responsibility in every VESIT’ians heart and that we will be able to touch more

and more lives in years to come.


Apart from the routine college competitions, our students eagerly wait and enthusiastically

participate in other colleges/ university, competitions and festivals.

Engineering Course Awareness Programme

During the admission period, we conducted “Engineering Course Awareness Programme”

[ECAP] for all aspiring engineers with an objective to create awareness about various engineering

courses offered in VESIT.

19. Special Programs


Foundation Course

A foundation course was conducted on three subjects – Basic Electrical & Electronics, Mathematics

& Applied Mechanics by our expert teachers. The course was designed as a bridge course between

12th syllabus and the B.E. engineering courses.

Exclusive Scholar Programme

Exclusive Scholar Programme is program launched in Jan 2013, envisaged for academically bright

students who interested in any extra practical/ study project beyond curriculum .These students if

needed can be given exemption in either theory or practical classes, as per the evaluation of the

student and the requirement of the extra project work by the mentor /subject teacher.

Looking Beyond Syllabus Programme

Looking beyond syllabus was launched in the year 2011 with an aim to expose the students to

emerging technologies and opportunities to work as teams on multidisciplinary projects under the

mentorship of a faculty member assigned to them.

The main objective of looking beyond syllabus of technical education is to infuse in prospective

technocrats the ability to apply basic science and experimentation skills to understand problems in

the industry, academia and humanity at large and be able to develop practical solutions to them

by establishing themselves as wholesome professionals in the field of Technology.

Looking beyond the syllabus also prepares the students to use their skills with a strong base for

higher education and acquisition of knowledge to sustain a life-long career in related areas.


Infrastructure

Conference Hall

Seminar Halls

Career Guidance, Training & Placement

Training & Placement Cell

Activities :

Activities Resource Person Target

Audience

* Finishing School for final year students to

prepare them for placements

In-house faculty &

industry experts

B. E.

* National Employability Skill Test

ASPIRE F.E

* Analytical Skill Enhancement Lectures

included in regular timetable.

In-house faculty T. E

* Mock Group Discussions Professional

Societies

T.E & S.E

* Paper Presentation

* Aptitude Tests

T&P Officer

INST Department

T&P Incharge

CMPN Department

T&P Incharge

INFT Department

T&P Incharge

ETRX Department

T&P Incharge

EXTCDepartment

T&P Incharge

Student

Co-ordinator - 02

Student

Co-ordinator - 02

Student

Co-ordinator - 02

Student

Co-ordinator - 02

Student

Co-ordinator - 02

20. Career Guidance, Training, Placement and Entrepreneurship Cell


* Training for Campus Placements

(Process of Decision Making and impact on

career, Skill Set Analysis, Resume Writing,

What Companies look for and filling

Corporate Bio data, Aptitude test and Group

discussion, Steering the Interview,

Transactional Analysis)

Mr. Nagananda A.,

TPO

T. E

Placement workshop

* Entrepreneurship development Preparing

for exams like GRE, GATE, GMAT, TOFEL

Professional

Societies

Impact - More than 85% of our students are placed in top ranking companies in India.

Academic Year 2012 - 2013

Selected ETRX CMPN INST

EXTC INFT

* Job Offered 276 38 70 35 64 69

* Strength 360 73 73 73 71 70

* Placed 240 33 61 29 61 56

* Second Job 36 5 9 6 3 13

* % Job Offered 76.67 52.05 95.89 47.95 90.14 98.57

* % Placed 66.67 45.21 83.56 39.73 85.92 80.00

* Minimum Salary (in Rs./-) 2, 65, 000

* Maximum Salary (in Rs./-) 10, 80, 000

* Average Salary (in Rs./-) 4, 27, 000

* No of Companies 26


Entrepreneurship cell: Managed under ISTE student chapter

Facility:

Initiated interaction with alumni who start- ups and are entrepreneurs.

Project idea generation, seminar/ Workshops are conducted.

To promote entrepreneur skills/ activity: Successful entrepreneurs are invited to

judge the Projects exhibited on Technology day. They also provide guidance about

technology, commercial, techno commercial feasibility and implementation.

Participated in JA TITANS

Impact: Students are motivated to be Entrepreneurs & follow footsteps of their successful

seniors

Alumni Meet

Alumni Meet of this year was conducted on January 05, 2013. About 150 ex-students

participated in this event. They were indeed very impressed with the changes that had

taken place in VESIT and very nostalgic about the time they had spent here. The Meeting

served as platform for current student council members to interact with their seniors and

share experiences.

21. PARTICIPATION IN INTER-COLLEGIATE FESTIVALS

Other than in-house activities, the Institute also ensures that students are allowed to participate in various inter-collegiate events/cultural festivals if it helps the individual student to develop his/her talent without affecting his/her regular studies.


22. DISCIPLINE

Discipline is the key and watchword of Vivekanand Education Society in order

to inherit and maintain discipline in all walks of life. All the students admitted in the first year (F.E.) of the institute will have to give an undertaking regarding observance of general discipline and decent behavior during all the four years of engineering.

22.1 IDENTITY CARDS

Every newly admitted student, whose admission is confirmed, must get the I-Card from the Office of the Principal. He/she must wear this I-Card at all times. Without I-Card, entry from the Main Gate as well as to other premises

is not allowed. I-Card must be presented by the student as and when asked for by the college authorities.

Every regular student at the beginning of a new academic year, must get a new I-Card by surrendering the old I-Card. Without old I-Card, new I-Card will not be issued.

22.2 LOSS OF I-CARD & ISSUE OF DUPLICATE I-CARD

In case of loss of I-Card, students can obtain special permission from the Principal which is valid only for 3 days for entering in the Institute premises without the I-Card. Thereafter, a duplicate I-Card is issued on payment of a prescribed fee. Any student using an I-Card (Original or Duplicate) without the signature of the Principal or without the Institute Rubber Stamp will be penalized only.

22.3 EX-STUDENT’S I-CARD

Ex-students can obtain Ex-student’s I-Card, if they desire to take advantage of the Library facility. Entry of Ex-students is permitted only during a specified time on working days.

22.4 LIBRARY & OFFICE TIMINGS

The Library remains open on all working days during the term from 8.30 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. The students can also use the Library facilities for extended hours and on holidays during preparatory leave and on examination days. The office timings for students are from 11.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., excluding lecture/Lab/Tutorial timings.

22.5 USE OF SPORTS GROUND

Students desiring to use the sports ground have to ensure that they adhere to the Rules & Regulations strictly. The students are not allowed to play while the lectures/practicals of respective classes/batches are in progress.


22.6 HOLIDAYS & VACATIONS

A list of the holidays is displayed on the notice board. A notice regarding “ Vacation “ is issued and displayed from time to time as per the intimation from the University. Please be noted that the vacation period is liable to change from time to time and students should be prepared for such exigencies.

22.7 RAILWAY & S.T. BUS CONCESSION

Students aged upto 25 years & less can avail for concession for railway journeys between the stations near to the place of their residence in Mumbai and the College and for journeys between their place of permanent residence (where the students or his parents normally reside as declared in their application form for admission) and Mumbai during vacations. Concession forms for Local Railway tickets are issued from the Office of the Institute on working days.

The long journey concession form will also be issued only for the vacation period. The students should write their local & permanent home town address in the application form, for availing this concession. Concessions are being made within three days from the receipt of their application.

22.8 HOSTEL

Hostel accommodation is available for boys and girls separately. It will be provided on first-come-first -served basis. Preference will be given to outstation candidates. Before going out of station, the hostellers are required to take a permission letter from the class teacher/class councilor, and submit a copy of the same to the Warden.

22.9 SAFETY PRECAUTION

Safety instructions issued from time to time by teaching faculty should be followed strictly by the students while doing their practicals. In case of a mishap, the entire responsibility shall lie on the student concerned and the Institute will no way be held responsible.

22.10 LOST AND FOUND

The Institute authorities will not be responsible for any damage to the property or possessions of the students. However, articles lost and found are deposited in the office, and are returned to the concerned student after identification.

22.11 DRESS CODE

Students are supposed to be in decent dresses and footwear suiting Indian Culture. Indecent revealing, sleeveless, tight fitting short and gaudy dresses and T-shirts with indecent messages and pictures will not be permitted. Students should maintain proper hair style to depict a positive personality.


22.12 CLEANLINESS OF PREMISES

Students should not scribble anything on the walls, furniture etc. Strict action will be taken against the erring students and if not detected, a common fine will be levied to the entire class. Breakage of furniture will be treated in the same manner. All the students should strive for cleanliness of the premises and help in the better maintenance and upkeep of the institutional property.

22.13 INDULGING IN ANTI-SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The students while studying if found indulging in anti-social, anti-national activities will be liable to be expelled from the college without Notice.

22.14 CHEWING PAN/TOBACCO AND SMOKING

Chewing pan/tobacco or smoking in the institute premises is strictly prohibited.

22.15 USE OF ELECTRONIC ITEMS/GADGETS

Students are prohibited from bringing Camera, Mobile Phones with camera, Pocket Radios, Record Players, Other electronic gadgets etc. If they are found with the students, the college authorities can confiscate such things and may take strict action against the students concerned. Items like Camera, Mobile Phones etc. may not be returned to the student. Other electronic gadgets/equipment which is needed for Project purpose can be brought in with proper permission and documentation.

22.16 REFUND OF CAUTION MONEY

On completion of the course, an application for refund of caution money should be made (along with F.E. fee receipt) within the same financial year. Unclaimed caution money will be forfeited. Life membership fee for alumni will be deducted from the caution money.

22.17 LOCKER FACILITY

Locker facility for the first year students is provided on first-come-first-served basis. The student should forward an application for using this facility for which he/she has to pay a locker fee.

22.18 RETURN OF ORIGINAL CERTIFICATES

All original certificate like Mark Sheets, Passing Certificate, Caste Certificate, Domicile Certificate etc. will be returned to the students after all the admission formalities with the University /DTE are completed. Normally, these certificates are returned to first year students in the month of March/April.

22.19 OFFICE DISCIPLINE

Students are advised to look at notice boards for various circulars/notices etc. displayed regarding payment of fees, commencement of examination and other matters of academic interest. Whenever dates have been given for payment of Tuition Fees/Exam Fees etc.


student should pay the fees well before the last date. This will avoid penalty as well as inconvenience to them.

Students should not come to the Office for Railway concession or any other matter while their theory classes /practicals are in progress. Further, whenever they come to Office, they should maintain proper discipline and decorum and they shall always follow the Queue system and shall not crowd near the counters and should not block main entrance & exit points.

22.20 GRE/TOEFL/GATE/GMAT etc.

Students will not be allowed to stay away from college for the sake of preparation of GRE/TOEFL/GATE/GMAT or other forms of competitive examinations. It may be noted that students need to plan their time well in advance so that it does not affect their academic calendar. Students so desiring to appear, will be permitted for a maximum period of 15 days, provided their academic record and attendance in the semester is satisfactory.

22.21 CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

All co-curricular and extracurricular activities of the college will be held only after the regular college timings. No activities will affect the regular working of the college. Seminars/symposia/conferences/workshops of the student’s professional societies will also be held only after the regular college hours. Students desiring to participate in local and out station technical seminars, paper presentation contests, project exhibitions and other competitions will have to take prior permission. Appropriate arrangements will be made by the Institute in such cases.

22.22 PICNICS & OUTINGS

Students will not be permitted to organize/participate in private picnics/outings even on Sundays/Holidays without the written consent of the college Principal. All picnics/outings have to be authorized and accompanied by college staff. Any failure to comply with the rule will lead to strict action.

22.23 INTERNET USAGE

Internet facility is provided to our students at various places. Students are required to use this facility only for academic purposes and not for any other

purposes like chatting. Misuse of this facility & indecent behavior on the NET is liable for punishment and strict action.

22.24 THEFT

Students found stealing other’s property or institutional property will be severely dealt with. If the institutional property/facility is damaged/stolen, the entire batch of students will be penalized and the cost will be recovered as deemed fit.


22.25 SUGGESTION BOX

The suggestion box is provided outside the Principal’s Office. The students can use it for their problems, suggestions, complaints etc.

22.26 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

Birthday celebrations of fellow students are not allowed inside the class or within the premises or in the vicinity of the college.

22.28 PRINCIPAL’S SIGNATURE

Students should come to Principal’s Office for signature or for attestation during the recess time or only after their theory classes/practicals are over.

The above conditions are as per the Rules & Regulations of the Institute and all students should strictly follow them. Strict action will be taken against the student, if he/she fails to observe them.

Any matter not covered by these Rules will rest at the absolute discretion of the Principal.

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Most Important Note :

All Admissions & Cancellations will be

conducted/done as per the DTE rules & Guidelines.

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Sr. No

.

Name of the Dignitary

Organization Designation Activity/Event conducted (details in brief)

* Honorable Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

GOI Former President of India

Inaugurated Hashu Advani Memorial Complex

* Shri. L.K. Advaniji GOI Former Deputy Prime Minister

Unveiled the statue of Swami Vivekananda

* Shri. Mohanji Bhagwat

RSS Sar Sangh Chalak

Interacted with the students of VES for Question-Answer Session and enlightened VES staff and students on his thoughts on Nation Building.

* Mr. Koen Leekens Exida Asia Pacific, Singapore

Managing Director

Expert Lecture on IEC 61511 Safety Life Cycle

* Dr. Naresh Chandra Mumbai University & Principal , Birla College

Pro-Vice Chancellor of Mumbai University & Principal , Birla College

Inaugurated “TECHNOLOGY EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME” as Chief Guest. The programme was conducted as four Short Term Training Programmes(STTPs) for faculty members of University of Mumbai. 1) “Next Generation Networks (NGN)“ 2) “NI Lab VIEW & MULTI SIM” 3) “Multimedia System and HCI” 4) Emerging Trends in Information Security

* Dr. Ajay V. Deshmukh

Dr. Daulatrao Aher College of Engineering Karad

Principal Instrumentation & Controls Lab Visit

* Dr. S. K. Ukarande University of Mumbai & Yadavrao Tasgaonkar College of Engineering and Management.

Dean, Faculty Of Technology, Mumbai University & Principal,

Graced the occation as Guest of Honour at “TECHNOLOGY EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME”

List of Important dignitaries who visited VES Institute Of Technology during 2012-13


* Mr. Hormouzd Madan

Accenture Sr. Vice President

Inaugurated “VESIT- Accenture Innovation Centre” & Sign MoU Accenture Ltd. Installed 40 computers in this centre at VESIT in Room No. 506. VESIT and Accenture has signed agreement of programme of mutual innovation.

* Dr. S.M. Khot Mumbai University

Chairman, Board Of Studies, Mumbai University

As a Expert Speaker at one day workshop on Credit & Grading System for Teachers of First Year Engineering

* Mr. R. G. Rajan RCF Chairman & Managing Director

Inaugurated “EDIFICE 2012” as Chief Guest. VESIT was the proud venue for the EDIFICE 2012 – The two day technical conference organized by EMERSON in association with Confederation of India industry (CII)

* Mr. Girish Deodhar L&T Senior Deputy General Manager

A Seminar On "5S", shared his experience of developing and cultivating culture of 5S.

* Mr. A.C. Sureshbabu Technip Managing Director

Instrumentation & Controls Lab Visit

* Mr. O. N. Barure The International Society Of Automation

President Elect. Instrumentation & Controls Lab Visit

* Mr. Ravindra Kalyankar

Analogic Automation Pvt. Ltd.

Managing Director


* Shri. Md. Quaiser Khalid

Mumbai Police

Additional Commissioner of Police (East Region)

Special lecture on “Cyber Safety "

* Shri. Lakhmi Gautam

Mumbai Police

Deputy Commissioner of Police

Special lecture on “Cyber Safety "

* Swami Swatmananda

Chinmayananda Mission

Acharya Addressed our first year students and enlightened them about the movement “Transforming Indians to Transform India”


* Mr. Jatin Chotalia Global Technology

Technical Manager

Conducted a workshop on “Introduction to CAN Bus and its Applications”

* Shri. S. Mahalingam Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

Chief Finance Officer & Executive Director

Shared his great experience of Finance, HR & Technology with the students of VES

* Mr. Puneet Bajaj Microsoft Software Engineer

Conducted "Application Fest 2013" . This Workshop was the platform for college students to design application for Windows 8 Operating System

* Mr. S.P. Mallick Chemtrol Industries Ltd.

Executive Director

An Industrial expert lecture on “Field Transmitters”

* Mr. S. K. Mandal ONGC, Uran, Raigad

Chief Engineer (Instt.)


* Dr. Abhay Wagh Department of Higher & Technical Education, Government of Maharashtra

Deputy Secretary,

As a Chief Guest at “VESIT Annual Day Prize Distribution Function 2013”

* Mr. R.S. Rao HPCL (Mumbai Region)

Chief Manager (Instt.)


* Dr. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe

College of Engineering, Pune (An Autonoums Institute of Govt. of Maharashtra)

Director Expert View on Autonomus Institution


Vivekanand Education society was privileged to have the presence of Honorable Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam former President of India for the Golden Jubilee celebration on 11th March 2013.

He inaugurated the Hashu Advani Memorial Complex (HAMC) at Collector’s colony and addressed the youth and faculty of Vivekanand Education Society at VES Degree College Grounds. Delving straight into the topics he wished to speak on, he addressed various topics like dynamic university, uniqueness of a person, high ambitions and the secret to a happy India.

According to Dr. Kalam uniqueness can be achieved through a combination of qualities like aiming high, gaining knowledge, hard-work and perseverance. He defined knowledge as :

Knowledge= Creativity + Righteousness in heart + Courage

Aiming low is the biggest crime. He motivated the students to fly high through various real life inspirational stories. His message to young children was to make their mother and father transparent which would make a happy family and the happiness would spread to the society, the state and ultimately the country.

After the speech there was an interactive session in which the following questions were addresses:

1. What can we student do at grassroot level to fulfill your vision 2020 dream? Ans: Student should excel in education and that would be the best contribution from their side. 2. Don’t you think that Indian education system is marks oriented and does not encourage creativity? Ans: Yes, I agree that the Indian education system needs improvement but emphasis should be on primary education. There is need for developing creative learning environment at the primary school level and less focus on academics. 3. Tell us your views regarding women empowerment? Ans: The key lies in women being actively involved in law making. 4. Who was your role model in your younger days? Ans: My primary school teacher inspired me to think creatively and fly high. 5. Sir, we talk about the growth in technology but are the people growing looking at so many scams coming

up? Ans: There are 200 million families in India, out of which 60 million families are corrupt. In every family there is a father, a mother, 2-3 children. If the youngest child has the courage to tell his father he is wrong only then can India become corruption free. 6. How do we stop Indian people from migrating to foreign countries? Ans: I personally don’t believe in ‘Brain Drain’. In today’s world people moving from one to another country is not an issue.

MESSAGE TO VESIT STUDENTS On DR. KALAM’s VISIT

VESIT Prospectus

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