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Vikas College of Arts, Science & Commerce AQAR (2007-08)

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Vidya Vikas Education Society’s

VIKAS NIGHT COLLEGE

OF

ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

Kannamwar Nagar-2,

Vikhroli (E), Mumbai- 400083.


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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR)

2007-08

OF

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

by

Vidya Vikas Education Society’s

VIKAS NIGHT COLLEGE

OF

ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

Vikhroli (E), Mumbai- 400083

SUBMITTED TO

THE NATIONAL ASSESSMENT

AND

ACCREDITATION COUNCIL

(BANGALORE)


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INDEX

Sr. No. Content Page Number

1. Committee Members 4

2. Part A 5

3. Part B 6

4. Part C 19

5. Annexure 20


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Internal Quality Assurance Committee Members

Principal, Shri. S.G.Deshmukh (Chairperson upto September 2007)

Incharge Principal. Shri. C. G. Deogaonkar (Chairperson from October 2007)

Prof. Vinay P.Raut (Management Representative)

Prof. Shaji Mathew (Vice Principal)

Prof. G.R.D. Shinde (Coordinator)

Prof. R.K.Patra

Prof. V.D.Kurambhatti

Prof. V.V.Mulay

Prof. A.L.Niture

Prof. Ms. Shubhada Deshpande

Prof. Ms. Anitha Madhu

Dr. Ms.Geetha Nair

Mr. U.U.Kulkarni (Librarian)

Ms. S. V. Dhasal (Office Supritendent)


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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Name of the Institution: Vikas Night College of Arts, Science & Commerce

Year of Report: 2007-2008

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Section A: Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

enhancement (attach separate sheet if required).

To organize an educational visit to Science Exhibition, Science Centre and Research and Development

Centers/ Departments.

To arrange lectures on AIDS awareness under the banner of Women Development Cell.

To organize a study tour to Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, Panvel, Navi Mumbai.

Arrangement of seminars / conferences /workshops, to discuss and deliberate on current issues and

thereby enhance the quality of teaching learning process.

To conduct theme based co-curricular, extra-curricular, outreach activities through NSS/DACEE/WDC

and other such units.

To augment the infrastructural facilities in tune with introduction of new courses and natural growth.

To arrange lectures by experts to guide and encourage the faculty for research activities and to help them

in qualifying NET/SET examinations.

To encourage faculty members to update themselves about technological developments in the teaching

learning process, student centric teaching methods.

To establish staff academy for sharing knowledge and interdisciplinary development.

To commence post graduate course for science students.


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Section B: Details in respect of the following (attach separate sheet).

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution

The college organised an educational visit to Science Expo, 2008 at Nehru Science Centre on 14/01/2008

and a visit to Guru Nanak Institute Of Research and Development, Matunga, on 05/04/2008.

The Departments of Physics and Chemistry organized a study tour to Indian Institute of Geomagnetism at

Panvel on 22/08/2007.

A study tour was jointly organized by the Departments of Botany and Srishti Nature Club to Baptist

Garden (Byculla) for botanical excursion on 24 Dec 2007.

2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)

Commenced M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry) course during this academic year.

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction

The college organised an educational visit to Science Expo 2008 at Nehru Science Centre on 14/01/2008

and a visit to Guru Nanak Institute Of Research and Development on 05/04/2008.

Physics and Chemistry Departments organized a study tour to Indian Institute of Geomagnetism at

Panvel on 22/08/2007.

A study tour was jointly organised by the Dept. of Botany and Srishti Nature Club to Baptist Garden

(Byculla) for botanical excursion on 24 Dec 2007.

Chemistry Department organized an Intercollegiate activity ANALYSER.

To educate the students about the content of the course, its practical application, career and employment

opportunities, an orientation programme for first year B.Sc.students was organised on 21st July 2007. Dr.

Avinash Patil (H.O.D. of Herbal Sciences, Birla College), Shri S.R. Patil (H.O.D. of Physics,

K.J.Somaiya College), Dr. P.S.Chaudhary (H.O.D. of Chemistry, Birla College) guided the students.

In addition to the regular classroom activities, a picnic trip to Tikujini Wadi was organised on 26th

December, 2007.


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Guidance lectures in various subjects for T.Y.B.Sc./B.A./B.Com students were conducted to help them

excel in their University Examination. Please refer ANNEXURE -A

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started

NIL

5. Examination reforms implemented

Examinations are conducted on behalf of the University of Mumbai as per the rules and regulations of

University of Mumbai.

In addition to the University exams like Term Exam and ATKT exam, college conducts a preliminary

examination for the final year students, along the lines of the university pattern, about one month before the

University examination. The students are then given feedback and general guidelines to better their performance.

Some departments conduct periodic tests in their respective subjects for each class in the form of open

book test, test series, objective test etc. to improve the general performance.

Question bank for Viva-voce of practical examination was provided to students.

Almost in all the subjects of the Science and for the subjects of Communication Skill in English and

Business Communication, class room seminars are conducted.

Examination time-table for first year and second year Term End Examinations are arranged in such a

manner that students can get one day preparation leave for each paper.

6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.

Prof. Navnit Valania, Dept. of Botany qualified for NET Examination of

7. Initiative towards faculty development programme

To update the faculty about developments in their subject, the college always encourages the staff to

attend seminars, workshops.Refer ANNEXURE - B

Paper Presentation :


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Ms. Smita S. Patil presented paper “Studies on Growth and Characterization of KDP-ADP mixed

crystals” in the national conference on Physics of Semiconductor devices and smart materials organized

by Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil College, Vashi, Navi Mumbai.

Prof. Mrs. Shubhada Deshpande, a member of the Women Development Cell presented a paper on “

Globalization and Women” in the national seminar organized by the Women Development Cell of the

University of Mumbai.

8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted

During the year the college has conducted following in house seminars and workshops.

Please refer ANNEXURE – C

9. Research projects a) Newly Implemented b) Completed

To utilize the period after examination till the summer vacation in best possible manner, as well as for the

benefit of the students, the college has adopted the practice of preparation of in-house projects by the students.

For details of subject wise in-house projects, please refer ANNEXURE- D

10. Patents generated, if any

NIL

11. New collaborative research programmes

Sr.No. Title of the Project Department Collaborating Agencies Year

1. General Characteristics and

ecological importance of Mangrove

microflora

Biotech Godrej Mangroves

Division

Vikhroli

2007-08

12. Research grants received from various agencies

NIL

13. Details of research scholars

The following staff were pursuing for M.Phil degree from Madurai Kamraj University.


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Prof. Vikas Raut

Prof. Vinay Raut

Prof. V.V.Mulay

Prof. Shaji Mathew

Prof. J.N.Shimpi

Prof. Arun Kadu

Prof. Smita Bhanage

Prof. Jyoti Salunke

Prof. Vaidya V.

Mr. U.U.Kulkarni

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor

NIL

15. Honors/Awards to the faculty: National and International

NIL

16. Internal resources generated

The college management generates funds in the form of rent as its infrastructure is utilized by different

government and non government agencies for the purpose of conducting examinations and different social

activities.

Self financed courses generate the internal resources.

17. Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP, COSIST (ASSIST)/DST, FIST, and

other programmes

NIL


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18. Community services

Following activities are conducted by Srishti Nature Club.

Green Day – celebrated on 19/12/2007. Conducted Poster Painting Competition for students on the topic

of their choice.

Street Play – conducted Street Play on GLOBAL WARMING in and around areas of Vikas

College. The same were performed on 26th Jan 2008 (Republic Day) and at R-Mall (Mulund).

Nature trek to manmade Maharashtra Nature Park, Dharavi, Mumbai, was arranged by Srishti

(Nature Club), on 24/12/2007.

The N.S.S. Unit of the college offered following community services. Please refer ANNEXURE - E

19. Teachers and officers newly recruited

As per the workload, the staff members are recruited for the posts newly generated due to the

commencement of new course or by natural growth. Similarly vacancies created due to resignation,

superannuation, leave vacancies are filled up regularly.

20. Teaching – Non-teaching staff ratio

Teaching Staff Non-Teaching Staff Total Ratio

Arts and

Commerce

23 18 42

1 : 0.72 Science 24 16 40

Total 47 34 81

21. Improvements in the library services

Book Bank Scheme:-

Year No. of Students

Benefited

No. of Books

Purchased

B.Sc.(I.T.) 79 65

B.Sc.(Biotech) 43 ---

B.Sc. 43 15

Nature of Appointment Total no. of Teachers

Contract Basis 09

C.H.B. 00


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B.A. & B.Com. 179 164

TOTAL 344 244

One hundred twenty five (125) books costing Rs. 137891/- were purchased for M. Sc. students.

LIBRARY READING HALL: Library reading hall is kept open on all Holidays and Sundays to facilitate

studies during the examination period. Reference books, question papers, syllabi are issued against their

identity cards. To cope up with the research need of the PG students, one abstracting journal is added to the

already existing journals.

Research Journal: Indian Science Abstract: Indian Science Abstracts (ISA) is a semi – monthly abstracting

periodical was started by INSDOC (Indian National Science Documentation Centre) in January, 1965. 57

periodicals are covered under this semi-monthly journal.

Arthbodh Patrika : This periodical was added this year for the students from the Dept. of Economics

studying in the regional language.

22. New books/journals subscribed and their value

Faculty wise Expenditure for Books & Journals for the year 2007-2008

Sr.

No.

Year Expenditure Total

Expenditure Books Journals Book Bank

Scheme

1. B.Sc.(I.T.) 122467.00 5305.00 18803.00 146575

2. B.Sc.(Biotech) 99269.00 11562.00 ------ 110831

3. B.Sc. 40145.00 1780.00 1445.00 43370

4. B.A. & B.Com. 167790.00 15337.00 15812.00 198939

5. M.Sc.(Chemistry) 127872.00 --- --- 127872

6. M.Sc.(Physics) 10019.00 10019

TOTAL 33984.00 637606

New books and their value:

Books as on

2006-07

Books Newly Added

2007-08

Total Books Amount

14231 1339 15570 637606


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Number of Periodicals added in the Library:

Periodicals

already existing

Periodicals Newly

Added

Total Titles Amount

46 02 48 33984.00

12 (Newspapers) 00

(Newspapers)

12

(Newspapers)

9856.00

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action taken on student feedback

For all the courses feedback is collected.

Assessment of teachers performance is made in all courses. The shortcomings if any are reported to

the concern teacher. Principal and Head of Department provides necessary guidelines for

improvement in performance. The implementation of suggested improvement is reviewed by the

Principal in the informal meetings with the class representative and Head of the Department.

24. Unit cost of education

Unit cost of education including salary = Rs. 12601.06 per student.

Unit cost of education excluding salary = Rs. 5612.38 per student.

25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examination results, issue of

certificates

No specific software is installed for performing these functions; however they are performed with the

help of computers.

26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

Addition to the Furniture and Fixture – An expenditure of Rs.125387/-

27. Technology upgradation

Additional provision of Rs.224224/- has been made towards the computer facilities.

Additional equipments worth Rs.102514/- were purchased for laboratories.


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28. Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non-teaching staff and students

Almost all the teachers are computer savvy and have their own desktop/laptop computers or if at all they

require any guidance, it is provided by the teachers in the Dept. of Information Technology.

Prof. Mrs. Seema Rahul conducts computer and internet training for our non-teaching staff members.

Average age of the non-teaching administrative staff is around 35years and they are computer literate.

We offer B.Sc and M.Sc.courses in the subject of Information Technology. Similarly, at S.Y.B.Com and

at T.Y.B.Com we offer computer as optional subject.

The students in the Science section are encouraged to present their in-house projects through power point

presentation.

They are encouraged to use internet by prescribing addresses of the websites for paper presentations and

seminars in the classroom.

The teachers provide their e-mail ids to the students so that an online academic interaction becomes

possible.

The library provides guidance for MSCIT examination.

Internet facilities are provided in the computer laboratory, library, administrative office and in the U.G.C.

Resource center. Teaching and non-teaching staff can access the internet facilities at all said places however

access to internet facilities for students is allowed at computer laboratories and in library only.

29. Financial aid to students

a) Facility of paying fees in easy installments is provided to the needy students.

b) Book bank scheme is made available to the underprivileged students.

c) All the students are insured for accident under group insurance by United Insurance.

d) In the Dept. of Information Technology, selected students are provided with free advanced training

during vacation.

30. Activities and support from the Alumni Association


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Prof. C. G. Deogaonkar, Sr.lecturer working with the college from the day of inception of the college, is

the office bearer of the Alumni Association. He has reserved last Saturday of every month for the alumni

members.

Prof. Milind Paradkar, a faculty from the Science section, has formed a yahoo group of alumni members.

The faculty from the Dept. of I.T. are in touch with the alumni on Facebook.

Our alumni acts as the coach for sports and extracurricular activities. Some alumni regularly attend the

N.S.S. camp as well as blood donation programme arranged by the N.S.S. unit of our college.

31. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association

We do not have any formal Parent-Teacher Association, however, on the following occasions teachers

meet the parents.

I. Felicitation of meritorious students along with their parents.

II. Unfair means enquiry committee meetings.

III. Meeting with the parents of defaulters.

IV. Blood donation camp and other such social activities.

V. Meeting with the parents of the N.S.S. students.

VI. In certain circumstances, parents are invited for discussion or counseling in order to find solutions

for problems faced by individual students.

In the meeting teachers provide feedback to parents about the performance of the wards. Similarly a

parent also provides very useful information about their wards, their family background…etc. which is

very useful in making teaching more students centric. Parents’ supportive approach helps us to implement

disciplinary measures, attendance policies in positive manner. Their suggestions are useful while

introducing a new course and new subjects in the college.

32. Health services:

Please refer ANNEXURE- F


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33. Performance in sports activities

The college Annual Sports were conducted on 3rd, 4th and 5th January 2008 which was followed by the

Prize Distribution.

Sports material worth Rs.213878/- has been purchased.

Achievements of the College at Inter Collegiate Events (organized by various Colleges)

Individual Events

Event Organizing

College

Student’s Name Class Rank Academic

Year

1.Badminton

(Girls-Singles)

K.J. Somaiyya

College of Science

and Commerce

Ms. Rupali Patil T.Y.B.Sc.

(Biotech)

Second 2007-2008

2. Badminton

(Girls -

Doubles)

K.J. Somaiyya

College of Science

and Commerce


(Biotech)

First 2007-2008

Ms. Aarti Dadwal T.Y.B.Sc.

(Biotech)

3. Badminton

(Girls-

Doubles)

K.J. Somaiyya

College of Science

and Commerce

Ms. Raseshwari

Nadkarni

S.Y.B.Sc.

(Biotech)

Second 2007-2008

Ms. Neha Kasar T.Y.B.Sc.

(Biotech)

4. Badminton

(Mixed -

Doubles)

K.J. Somaiyya

College of Science

and Commerce

Mr. Deepak Naik T.Y.B.Sc.(IT) First 2007-2008

Ms.Aarti Dadwal T.Y.B.Sc.

(Biotech)

5. Badminton

(Mixed-

Doubles)

K.J. Somaiyya

College of Science

and Commerce

Mr. Mohit

Agrawal

T.Y.B.Sc.

(Biotech)

Second 2007-2008


(Biotech)

Team Events

Event Organizer Prize Academic Year

1. Kho- Kho

(Boys)

Parle Mahotsav,

Mumbai

Second 2007-2008

2. Volley Ball

(Boys)

Parle Mahotsav,

Mumbai

First 2007-2008


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34. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons

T.A., D.A. was paid as per the University rules and special allowances were given to the selected

candidates.

Cash prizes, trophies, medals, track suits, appreciation certificates, etc. were given to deserving students.

35. Student achievements and awards

The details of the students’ achievement and awards are given below:

Name of the

College

Event Date Prize Names of students

Royal College Quiz Dec 2007 1st Rohan Kagalkar, Buddhisagar

kharat, Priyanka Kumbhar,

Advait Dhond

Khalsa College GALAZZIO Consolation Vrushali Sarang of TYBSc-

B.T.

A.R.Mehta

College

Sci. Tech.Fair

Event’ 07-08

30/08/2007 2nd

Web Designing

A.R.Mehta

College

Sci. Tech.Fair

Event’ 07-08

30/08/2007 1st Photoshop

Swami

Vivekanand

College

Sagacity’ 07-

08

16/12/2007 1st Cyber Fiesta

Sathaye College Byte IT’ 07-

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15/12/2007 1st Site Making

Khalsa College Spark IT 08 12/01/2008 2nd

Web Designing

SIES College Zingers IT 08 19/01/2008 1st Web Designing

Khalsa College Spark IT 08 12/01/2008 2nd

C-Graphics programming

By Navin Reddy

SIES College Zingers IT 08 19/01/2008 1st IT Quiz by Prashant Patil,

Prasad Salunke

36. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling unit

The Women Development Cell had organized a lecture by Prof. Panikkar on Career Opportunities for

Girl Students on 13/01/2007

The WDC organizes sessions on topics like health and hygiene, career opportunities for women,

social security of the women etc.

The students are offered counseling in their personal, psychological and academics related problems by

the faculty members.


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37. Placement services provided to students

A campus interview was conducted by Apex Laboratories Limited. Many students were shortlisted by the

company and training program for them was conducted in their laboratories.

On 17/10/07 and on 17/01/2008 campus interviews were conducted. The companies invited were Trinity,

R-Tech., State International and Eureka Forbes. Deserving students were shortlisted by the companies.

38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff

The faculties from the Dept. of Information Technology organize computer training programmes for non

teaching staff wherein they are guided on how to use computer, internet facilities in their day to day

activities.

Prof.Mrs.Shubhada Deshpande, a faculty from the Dept. of English conducts training programmes for

non teaching staff wherein they are guided about the required skills for writing and speaking correct and

good English.

Mr. Damodar Mangesh Tivarekar, Head Clerk of the college participated in one day workshop for the

Registrar/Superintendent/ Accountant/ Head Clerk / Senior Administrative Staff of Colleges affiliated to

the University of Mumbai conducted by Birla College of Arts, Science and Commerce on 5th June 2007.

Mr. Patil Hari Yashwant participated in a workshop on Co-Curricular Activities in Colleges organised by

Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini , Mumbai on 31st August 2007.

Mr. Patil Hari Yashwant, library attendant, participated in a one day state level seminar on “Modern

Technology and the Use of Internet in College Libraries organized by N.G.Acharya & D.K.Marathe

College, Mumbai on 12th January 2008.

Mr. Patil Hari Yashwant, library attendant, completed the diploma course in Civil and Architectural

Draughtsman from Academy of Technicians in March 2008.

39. Healthy practices of the institution

To develop patriotism among the students, following activities are conducted.


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The Independence Day and the Republic Day are celebrated in the college. The attendance is

made compulsory on these days.

Every day before the first lecture the National Song is played.

The birth and death anniversaries of the national leaders are celebrated in the college.

Eminent personalities are invited to deliver lectures.

A periodic wall paper magazine is published by the students under the guidance of the teachers.

40. Linkages developed with National/ International, academic/research bodies

Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University. (YCMOU)

Tilak Maharashtra University. (TMU)

41. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add.

The News Reading and Poetry Reading competition was conducted by the Cultural Association and the

Literary Association on 11th December 2007.

To celebrate the Teachers’ Day, 5th Sept 2007,the college arranged an activity “Samuhagaan Spardha”.

Teachers from different sections of the institute participated in patriotic song singing competition.

The college has a center for the Department of Adult and Continuing Education and Extention of the

University of Mumbai. Two vocational projects namely, Information technology project and Annapurna

Yojana Project, were offered to the students. At the initial stage twenty students registered for

Information Tecnology project and four students registered for Annapurna yojna project.


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Part C: Details the plans of the Institutions for the next year

To organize educational visits to Science Exhibition, Science Centre and Research and Development

Centers/ Departments.

To arrange lectures on awareness regarding issues related with AIDS under the banner of Women

Development Cell.

To organize a study tour to Indian Institute of Geomagnetism.

To arrange a study tour to Baptist Garden ( Byculla ) for botanical excursion.

Arrangement of seminars / conferences /workshops, to discuss and deliberate on current issues and

thereby enhance the quality of teaching learning process.

Conducting theme based co-curricular, extra-curricular, outreach activities through NSS/DACEE/WDC

and other such units.

Augmentation of infrastructure facilities in tune with introduction of new courses and natural growth.

To arrange lectures by experts to guide and encourage the faculty for research activities and to clear

NET/SET Examinations.

To encourage faculty members to update themselves about technological developments in the teaching

learning process, student centric teaching methods.

To establish staff academy for sharing knowledge and interdisciplinary development.

To commence post graduate course for science students.


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ANNEXURE- A

Guidance lectures in various subjects for T.Y.B.Sc. /B.A./B.Com.students:

Department Guest Name College Date

Chemistry Prof. Mandar Medhi R.J.College 01/02/2008

Biotech Prof. Rajlaxmi Amudan S.I.E.S 09/01/2008

Prof. S.S.Panvalkar G.N.Khalsa 09/01/2008

Dr. (Mrs.) S.V.Shanbhag K. Chellaram 22/01/2008

Physics Prof. JJ.Gandhi Bhavans 12th

Jan 2008

Prof. Dinesh Himtsinghani R.D.National 28 Jan 2008

Commerce Prof. (Dr.) Raju S.K. Sathaye 17/01/2008

Prof. Suhas Pendse FICA 18/01/2008

Prof. Madhu Nair Valia 04/02/2008

Economics Prof. Usha Iyer Somaiya 28/01/2008

Accountancy Prof. Rajesh Kharane DAV 30/01/2008

Prof. Jayant Karkare Dyan Sadhana 04/02/2008

Information

Technology

Prof. V.M.Serode MCC 02/02/2008

T.Y.B.Com GUIDANCE LECTURE SERIES 2007-08

SUBJECT NAME OF THE EXPERT

Management and

Production

Planning

Dr.Raju S.K. Head, Dept. of Commerce, Sathaye College &

Member Board of Studies (Com) University of

Mumbai

Direct and Indirect

Taxes

Prof.Suhas Pendse Faculty, Institute of Chartered Accountants of

India

Economics Prof.Mrs.Usha Iyer Head, Dept. of Economics, K.J.Somaiya College,

Vidyavihar

Fin.Accounts-II Prof.Rajiv Khurana Head, Dept. of Accountancy DAV College,

Bhandup

Fin.Accounts-III Prof.M.D.Bapat Head, Dept. of Accountancy, Birla College,

Kalyan,


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Computer Systems Prof. V.M.Sarode Dept. Computer Science, Mulund College of

Commerce, Mulund

Fin.Accounts-I Prof.Jayant Karkare Head, Dept. of Accountancy, Dnyansadhana

College, Thane

Export Marketing Prof.Dr.Madhu Nair Head, Dept. of Commerce, Valia College,

Andheri and Member, Board of Studies

(Com)University of Mumbai

ANNEXURE - B

Seminars and workshops attended by the faculty

Department Name of Faculty Type Topic Place Date

Maths Prof. Namrata

Dube

Workshop F.Y.B.Sc Syllabi Ruia College

(Matunga)

23rd

Nov

2007

Prof. C.G.

Deogaonkar

Workshop Co-curricular

Activities in Colleges

Rambhau

Mhalagi

Prabodhini

31st Aug

2007

English Prof. Shubhda

Deshpande

National

Level

Seminar

Gender Equality and

Indian Republic

University of

Mumbai

???

Prof.

S.K.Deshpande

Workshop Co-curricular


Rambhau

Mhalagi

Prabodhini

31st

Aug.2007

Prof.

S.K.Deshpande

Seminar Business

Communication and

Information

Technology

B.Y.K.College

of Commerce,

Nashik

11th

& 12th

Jan 2008

Prof.

S.K.Deshpande

National

Seminar

Indian Theatre Today University of

Mumbai

30th

& 31st

Jan 2008

Economics Prof. A.L.Niture Workshop Co-curricular


Rambhau

Mhalagi

Prabodhini

31st Aug

2007

Prof. C.Wins Seminar Revision of syllabus

in b. Economics &

B.Com-I,II,III

K.P. B.

Hinduja

College of

Commerce

1st Dec 2007

Accountancy Prof. S.M.Ojha Seminar Insurance and Risk

Management

Thane Branch

of WIRC of

ICAI

8th

Sept 2007


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Prof. S.M.Ojha Seminar e-filing of Income tax

return

Thane Branch

of WIRC of

ICAI

30th

Sept

2007

Prof. S.M.Ojha Seminar Transition from

Accounting –

Towards Value

Creation

International

Affairs

Committee

13th

Dec 2007

Prof. S.M.Ojha Seminar Corporate Laws –

Mergers and

Amalgamations

Western India

Regional

Council

31st May2008

Prof. V.S.Kasliwal Seminar Taxation Issues in

Buisness

Western India

Regional

Council

22nd

Dec

2007

Prof. V.S.Kasliwal Seminar Accounting &

Auditing Standards

and IFRS

Western India

Regional

Council

29th

Dec 2007

Prof. V.S.Kasliwal Orientation

Course

Accountancy University

Grants

Commision

16th

Nov to

15th

Dec 2007

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar M. VAT Audit Western India

Regional

Council

14th

Nov

2007

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar M.VAT Amendments Western India

Regional

Council

16th

Dec 2007

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar Agriculture Income Western India

Regional

Council

23rd

Dec 2007

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar Mega Event Western India

Regional

Council

29th

& 30th

Dec 2007

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar N.R.I.Taxation Western India

Regional

Council

2nd

Feb 2008

Prof.V.D.

Kurumbhatti

Seminar M.VAT Amendment Western India

Regional

Council

7th

May 2008

Information

Technology

Prof. Milind

Paradkar

Seminar Buisness

Communication and

Information

Technology

B.Y.K(Sinnar )

College

11th

& 12th

Jan 2008

Library Mr. Uday

Kulkarni

Seminar Modern Technologies

& the Use of Internet

in college Libraries

N.G. Acharya

& D.K.

Marathe

College of

Arts, Science &

Commerce

12th

Jan 2008

Mr. Uday

Kulkarni

Workshop Co-Curricular


Rambhau

Mahlgi

31st Aug

2007


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Prabodhini

Mr. Uday

Kulkarni

Workshop Open Source

Software’s

Centre for

Development

of Advanced

Computing

29th

-30th

Nov

2007

Psychology Dr.S.R.Jadhav Conference People’s Struggles

And Movement For

Equitable Society

S.N.D.T

Women’s

University

27th

– 31st

Dec 2007

ANNEXURE –C

In house seminars and workshops conducted during the year:

Department Type Guest Name Topic Date

Biotechnology Seminar Mr. Rajsekar (Research Group Head,

RSIL Ltd., Mumbai) Industrial

Application of

Biotechnology

Sept

2007

Physics Seminar Prof. Dr. S.J.Gupta (H.O.D, University

Of Mumbai)

Shri. Ajay Dhar (Tech. Off. &Scientist in

IIG

Meet The Scientist 23rd Nov

2007

Chemistry Intercollegiate

Competitions

Dr. Suvarna Bhoir (Scientific Officer, CB

Patel Research Centre)

Prof. Gomati Shridhar (H.O.D, Menon

College)

Prof. Ajit Kumar (Faculty, G.N.Khalsa

College)

Prof. Dr. Bhanu Raman (Faculty,

Somaiya College)

ANALYSER 8th Sept

2007

Maths Intercollegiate

Competitions

Prof. G.A.Gokhle (H.O.D.Vaze College)

Prof. (Mrs.) M.Tembe (H.O.D. Acharya

Marathe College)

Any topic on Maths 8th Sept

2007

ANNEXURE- D

Subject wise in-house projects is as follows:


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Department Project

Type

Sponsorship Name of the

Faculty

Title of the Project Status

Physics In-house Vikas College Prof. Prajakta

Borgaonkar

Electrical variation in

Acetylcholine and

Dopamine

Completed

In-house Vikas College Prof. Shakir

Shaikh

555 timer based traffic

signal control system

Completed

In-house Vikas College Prof.

Wendrich

Soares

3.555 timer based

water level indicator

Completed

Biotech In-house Vikas College Prof.

Aishwarya

Vinod

Wine Production from

Improved varieties of

yeast

Completed

In-house Vikas College Prof.Chetana

Shinde

Biodegradation of

Textile Dyes using

fungi and bacteria

Completed


Sumangal

Dhar

Antimicrobial activity

of essential oils

Completed


Sumangal

Dhar

Effect of microbes of

degradation of industrial

fabric dyes

Completed

Inhouse Vikas College Dr. Bindu

Mourya

Isolation,

characterization and

bioactivity of essential

oil from wild flowers

Completed

Inhouse Vikas College Prof. Yogesh

Salavi &

Prof.Sumangal

Dhar

Photochemical

Evaluation and

antimicrobial activity of

Salvadora percica

Completed

Inhouse Vikas College Prof. Hemant

Kawalkar

Electricity Generation

from microbes

Completed

Chemistry Inhouse Vikas College Prof. Arun

K.Kadu

Study of Stability of

Complexes

Completed

Inhouse Vikas College Prof. Prajacta

More

Saponification Value of

different Samples of

Oils

Completed

Inhouse Vikas College Prof. Smita

More

Estimation of

Magnesium Present in

Different Samples of

Talcum Powder

Completed

Inhouse Vikas College Prof. Anita

Madhu

Qualitative and

Quantitative Analysis of

Metal Ion Using Flame

Photometer

Completed


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ANNEXURE - E

The N.S.S. Unit of the college offered following community services.

1) Tree Plantation: On 11th August 2007, the NSS unit of the college had undertaken the programme of

tree plantation in the college campus. 200 saplings were planted by a group of 174 NSS volunteers.

2) Cleanliness Drive: The programme of Cleanliness Drive in the college was undertaken from 1st

September to 4th September 2007. A group of NSS volunteers presented a street play on “Need and

Importance of Keeping College Campus Clean” to create awareness about the need and importance of

cleanliness among the college students.(178 volunteers)

3) Gandhi Jayanti : On 2nd October 2007, Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated. On this occasion, the NSS Unit

had conducted an essay competition. Almost 175students participated in the competition.

4) Food and Drug Adulteration: In collaboration with FDA, Maharashtra state, a programme was

organized by the unit on 16th December 2007. In this program, a live demonstration of methods adopted

for adulteration of food and drugs were shown by the members of FDA.

5) Hiroshima Peace Rally: Every year, the University of Mumbai organizes a Peace Rally from Azad

Maidan to Hutatma Chowk on 6th August, 2007. This year also our NSS unit was invited by the

University to participate in this rally. Over 185 NSS volunteers actively participated in this rally.

6) Ganesh Immersion Traffic control Duty: Every year, the NSS volunteers help the police in controlling

traffic for 3 days of Ganesh immersion . (175 volunteers)

ANNEXURE- F

Health Services:

Pulse Polio immunization: This is a project carried out for the whole year, as per as the schedule given by

Municipal Corporation. During the year the project was carried on 8th and 9th September 2007, 5th and 6th

January 2008, and 9th and 10th February 2008. 170 volunteers participated in this project.

Hepatitis-B Vaccination Camp: On 21st September 2007, 24th November 2007 and on 9th February 2008, the

NSS unit had organized Hepatitis-B vaccination camps. Total about 1000 members were benefited by this

vaccination. 148 volunteers actively participated in this activity.


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Vyasan Mukti: Vyasan Mukti programme was organised on 18th July 2007. It was to create awareness about

the ill effects of consumption of tobacco, gutka chewing, smoking etc.

Sex Education: A lecture on Sex Education by Dr. Madhavi Mohite was organized by the unit on7th

Sep.,2007.

Blood Donation Drive: This year also the unit organized blood donation drive on the death anniversary of late

Dr. Datta Samant ,i.e., on 16th January.This year 308 units of blood were successfully collected by the NSS

unit. Red Cross Blood Bank was invited for the blood collection.

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