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Part C Future planning for academic session 2012-13
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Future planning for academic session 2012-13 To orient the departments and the library for NAAC Reaccreditations. To improve ICT learning resources. To undertake more research and extension activities. To organize conferences and seminars. To carry out extension of the library reading room. To complete the remaining construction of the girls hostel under the 10 plan of UGC as a special scheme. To complete automation of library. To enhance beautification of campus. To setup language laboratory. To submit proposal for construction of Auditorium. V. L. Agrawal Dr. Mrs. V. V. Mohod Coordinator (NAAC) and IQAC Principal ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT OF Bhartiya Seva Sadan’s Smt. Radhadevi Goenka College for women, Akola Year of Report: - 2012-13 Part A Action plan for quality enhancement:- Report of various working committees was analysed and necessary changes were made in the planning. Infrastructure facility has been extended and construction of 12class rooms on the first floor is in progress with financial assistance of the management. Created more opportunities for Faculty Students interaction. More computers were added to computer lab. Power point presentation was practiced. Evaluation of teachers was conducted. Six Unit test terminal and the test examinations were conducted and the students were given the feedback. All the activities of the college were run as scheduled in academic calendar. MRP were made compulsory for all the teachers. Part B 1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution: Physical Development :- Sports and Games have a special place in this Institution. The Institution takes every care in all round development of the students. Both Outdoor and Indoor game facilities were provided to the students. Intellectual Development Academic excellence and building intellectual capacity to search for truth and knowledge is the primary focus of the institution. Regular contact classes, exposure programs, update of knowledge by guest lecturers, study forum, library update are some of the activities in pursuit of this aspect of development. Social Development: - is achieved through NSS, NCC activities and Extension committee and value Education committee. Career development Guidance and counselling is provided to the students by organizing guest lecture of expert’s persons. Work Shop was organised to teach Interview Technique and Personality development Guest lectures were organised on the topic how to prepare for various competitive examinations. Computer skills Development:- Computer centre of the college has prepared modules for students and staff and they are trained in various aspects of computers operating. MSCIT courses and short courses like C+, Java, and Tally were taught to the student at minimum cost for staff undergoing MSCIT course provision was made in the time table for adjustment. Spiritual Development:- This institution respects every religion. Different program are arranged to inculcate values of life in the students. Gandhian thought study centre further adds to it. The holistic education is given in this college not merely as a tool to make a living but art of living is also taught through different activities. Celebration of Guru Pornima, Sharada usstav and holding assembly (mass prayear) are important features of the college. 2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG): New Professional courses like BBA, BCA, MCM, M.Com were introduced. 3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction: Semester pattern has been introduced at B. Sc. I Home Science level as well as for M.Com. I and II level. Semester pattern has been extended in B.sc Part I, II, III HomeSci & B.com Part I, II, III and three elective subjects like personality development, communication skill andYoga were introduced at B.Sc part I home science level. Computer fundamental and operating system was introduced at B.Com part I level and subject like internet and world wide web and essentials of E-Commerce was introduced in the curriculum of B.Com part III.Subject computer application in business was introduced in curriculum of M.Com part I.Elective subject were added to the curriculum of M.Sc part II F&N for 3rd Semester. 4. Inter – disciplinary Program started: Nutrition counselling programs for the benefit of the Commerce and Arts students has been started by Dr. Anjali Rajwade and Dr. Kumudini Dhore and students. 5. Examination reforms implemented: Six Unit test, Terminal Examinations and test examinations were conducted regularly and study materials, Question Papers were computerized. Performance was communicated to the students 6. Candidates qualified: NET/SET/GATE etc. 4 candidates cleared NET 7. Initiative towards faculty development programme: Teachers were granted duty leaves for University work as well as to participate in seminar workshops and conferences. Eligible teachers were relieved to joint Refreshers courses and Orientations program. Pay fixation of teaching and non teaching staff was done as per 6th pay commission 8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted: One work shop was conducted for non teaching staff. State level, conference in the subject of Music and Economics were organized by the college. A workshop on environmental protection was organized for two days and Dr. Rajabhau Bhuyar was the chief Guest Research paper published:-
9. Research project: a) Newly implemented: 19 (MRP) Submitted to UGC WRO Pune and were approved.
Major Research Project: One major research project in the subject of Economics is sanctioned by UGC and is ongoing and proposals for three other major research projects are under consideration of UGC. 10. Patents generated, if any: 11. New collaborative research programmes: - 12. Research grants received from various agencies:- Grants received from UGC MRP. = 95000 FIP = 503629 Teachers Fellowship = 548629 13. Details of research scholars: 3 teachers were deputed for Ph. D. Studies under faculty development scheme in 11th plan of UGC. 14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor: Research papers of faculty members has been published in the national and international journals with good impact factors as well as on the website presently the institution does not possess advanced software sophisticated enough to assess the citation index and the impact factor some of the research papers cited in journal with good impact factor are as under.
15. Honors/ Awards to the faculty:
16. Internal resources generated: Nil 17. Details of departments getting SAP, COSIST (ASSIST)/ DST, FIST, etc. assistance /recognition: Nil 18. Community services: They were achieved through NSS, NCCprogramme and extension and value Education committee. Medical awareness, importance of breast feeding for Children Aid awareness programme were organized for villagers A famous social worker Dr. Mrs. Sudha Kakariya of Ahemadnagar was invited as a chief Guest to deliver lecture on female foeticide and to save a girl child Dr. Mrs. Tara Maheswari was also present. Seminar on legal aids and women empowerment was organized on 9-10-2011 and psychytrist Dr. Dipak Kelkar was the chief guest and Adv. Mrs. Mangala Pande gave guidance to the students. Mrs. Sudhatai Sapakal a noted social worker was invited to the college on 19th Dec2011. She brought alive her solo struggle in the life which later on propelled her to be mother of or phans college has donated Rs. 11000 to her society. Road safety camp was organized in the college in collaboration with RTO Akola. 19. Teachers and officers newly recruited:- Nil 20. Teaching – Non teaching staff ratio: 29:16 21. Improvements in the library services: Automation of Library was completed and 6 new computers were added. Reading room facility was extended. PG students were given free access to library. Internet facility was provided to the staff and for researchers. 22. New books/journals subscribed and their cost: - UGC Books Amt. Rs. 49151 (215)
Gen. Books Amt. Rs. 52574 (233)
Fashion Designing books Amt. Rs. 19934 (25)
23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers introduced and the action taken on student feedback: Assessment of teachers of B.A., B.Com and BSc. H. Sc. Courses were carried out by the students. The feedback was collected and analysed and the necessary instruction were given to the teachers for improvements 24. Unit cost of education:- Including salary component = 33549 Excluding salary component =1107 25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examination results, issue of certificates: - Admission process has been fully computerized. Receipt given to the students are also computerized Admission Process :- (UG) Admissions to under graduate courses were started immediately after the declaration of result of XIIth Std. Examination. Notice for admission were given in the news papers and also displayed on the Notice Board in the college. To have a transparency in the admission students were admitted on the merit basis considering the marks of previous examination passed b y the students. Cut off percentage for admission to under graduate courses is 35% Admission to the various reservation categories were made as per the govt. norm. For admission to Arts, Commerce and Home-sciences there were different committee consisting of three to four members. Admission form of the students and the documents required were checked by admission committee and direct admission were given to the students. Enrolments forms were filled by the students at the time admission. Fees structure laid down by Amaravati University was followed. P. G. Admission:- P. G. courses are run by the college on non grant basis Notice for admission were given in the news papers and also displayed on the Notice Board in the college. To have a transparency in the admission students were admitted on the merit basis considering the marks of previous examination passed b y the students. Cut off percentage for admission to post graduate courses is 50%Due to limited number of seats students are selected on merit basis and the list is approved by the Principal. Examination Result:- Examination results of college for march 2012 are as under
26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities:- Construction of the women hostel with a financial assistance from UGC in 10th plan was started as per the plan and estimates approved by UGC for this purpose a grant of Rs. 1 crore was sanctioned by UGC as a special scheme. Construction work is in progress. Gandhian study centre (UGC Approved) was inaugurated with the hand of Shriman. Natwarlalji Chaudhary Sr. Member of Bhartiya Seva Sadan and freedom fighter. UGC, NRC was set up with financial assistance of UGC it is air conditioned and provided with six computers and 24 hours internet connectivity of BSNL with SP100 mbps. Plan and estimates for proposal of construction of ladies toilet and extension of reading room were approved by UGC and a grant of Rs. 2lacs and 9 lacs respectively was sanctioned by UGC. Both the construction works were started. Rs. 1, 30,000 were spending for purchase of computer software. New equipments, computers, printers, generator were made available out of the additional assistant sanctioned by UGC to the college. 27. Technology upgradation: Rs. 1, 30,000 were spend for purchase of computer software. New equipments, computers, printers, generator were made available out of the additional assistant sanctioned by UGC to the college. Water purifiers were installed for providing drinking water facility to the students and staff. New software was added for office administration. 28. Computer and internet access and training to teachers and students: Modules Were prepared for the staff and the students to have basic knowledge of computer work 10 teachers and 140 students took the advantage of it. Internet facility with Broad Band was made available for the staff. 29. Financial aid to students:- In this academic session 40 poor students were exempted from the payment of cycle stand charges and colleges development fund. Rs. 12818 were collected from the staff as a fund for helping the poor students and 14 students were given financial help for purchase of notebooks. Rs. 20000 were contributed by the teachers of Home Science department towards the student aid fund was collected from the staff and tuitions fees of 6 students was paid and books were given to 11th students 30. Support from the Alumni Association and its activities: Alumni Association was strengthened and more ex students were registered. Ex students were invited in social gathering to present their own programs. Alumni Association meeting were held twice in a academic session. They were invited to share their experiences regarding the jobs. 31. Support from the Parent – Teacher Association and its activities: Parentsteacher’s association meeting was held in a session and parents were allowed to talk their difficulties. The parents were also informing regarding the attendance of their wards in the classes. Parents were invited in the prize distribution program and social gathering of the college. 32. Health services:- Blood donation camp was arranged in the campus and 30 students have donated the blood. Guest lecture by Dr. Deshmukh was organized on stress management. Water purifier was installed to provide drinking water facility for the students. Medical check up of students was conducted by the lady physician appointed by the college and 700 students were examined. A workshop on the flower exhibition was organised. Nutrition week was celebrated. Environmental awareness program was conducted and poster presentation was arranged. 33. Performance in sports activities: - Students have participated in the intercollegiate tournaments organized by Sant Gadgebaba Amravati University Ku. Deepali Mule and Ku. Kiran Akhare was awarded second prize in the Kabaddi Tournament. Ku. Priyanka Gawali was awarded Golden Medal for Freestyle and Ku. Rupali Paraskar was awarded a Silver Medal for participation in Judo. On eve of social gathering sport day was organized with events like cricket match, Musical Chair and Marathon competition staff and students have actively participated in all these activities. 34. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons: 05 marks were given towards incentives marks for outstanding performance shown by the students. For participation in NSS activities for the whole year five marks were given. Participation in camp 1 and camp 2 one mark is given. Blood donation 2 marks. Government field survey 5 marks. For NCC 5 marks. Student achievements and awards:
PRIZES GIVEN THROUGH ENDOWNMENT FUNDS The following prizes were distributed to the various students on the basis of their academic performance.
36. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling Cell: Students were given guidance for various competitive examinations through the guest lecturers of expert person similarly study materials for MPSC, UPSC, Banking Examinations was given through library. 37. Placement service provided to students:- Placement cell of the college is active and Forty different companies were invited to campus for job placement.300 student were screened and 45 students were selected for the jobs. 38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff: Non teaching staff members were given computer training. They were permitted to join the work shop and the camps organized by joint director office Amravati regions. 39. Best practices of the institution: Presentation of Aid awareness programme through street play by the students. Some of the poor students were helped through staff fund. Guest lecture on female foeticide was organized and a famous social worker Dr. Sudha Katkoria was a Chief Guest. MRP were made compulsory for all the teachers of senior college. 20 trees were planted in the college campus. Cement concrete benches obtained from donors were installed in the campus for the students. Permanent staff were given emergency loan facility for Rs. 20000/- , long term loan of Rs. 400000/-, and grain advance of Rs. 20000/-through Credit society of the college. Late Shrmati Savitridevi Mukharji intercollegiate debate competition was held in memory of our founder principal and running trophy was awarded by the college to the winner team. Information Technology workshop at district level was held. Workshop on Right to information act was organized. Rally on AID awareness was organized by NSS students. Joy of Giving week was celebrated. Road safety camp was organized in collaboration with RTO Akola. Earn while you learn scheme was implemented for 3 days Dr. Subhash Bhadange Principal of Shri. Shivaji College Akola visited the stalls and has appreciated the students. Guru Poornima was celebrated as a mark of begigning of academic session. Maharashtra day was celebrated on first of May. NCC cadets presented guard of honour and Principal Dr. Mrs. Mohod carried the flag hosting. NSS camp was organized at adopted village Kanheri Sarap 10 km. from Akola 70 students have participated in the camp. Activities like cleaning of village, Morning Prayer, Medical Check up camp for villagers, guest lecture were conducted. 70th Foundation Day of the society, 109th birth anniversary of founder president late Mataji Smt. Radhadeviji Goenka and the Social Gathering of the college was celebrated Shri. Bipin Bihari Commissioner of Police and District Magistrate were the chief guest of the function. Nirbhay Bano Program was conducted in the camps by Police department. DySP Shri. Sudhir Hirmath, PSI Nayana Pohekar gave the guidance to the students regarding self protection. 40. Linkages developed with National/International, academic/research bodies:- Mr. V. L. Agrawal has Linked with RSIC, IIT Powai Mumbai for research work. Associated with Indian Science Congress. Part C Future planning for academic session 2013-14 To orient the departments and the library for NAAC Reaccreditations. To improve ICT learning resources. To undertake more research and extension activities. To organize conferences and seminars. To carry out extension of the library reading room. To complete the remaining construction of the girls hostel under the 10 plan of UGC as a special scheme (subject to release of grant by UGC). To complete automation of library. To enhance beautification of campus. To setup language laboratory. To submit proposal for construction of Auditorium. V. L. Agrawal Dr. Mrs. V. V. Mohod Coordinator (NAAC) and IQAC Principal Directory: NAAC NAAC -> National assessment and accreditation council NAAC -> A supplementary Report NAAC -> National assessment and accreditation council NAAC -> Self-Study for Autonomous Colleges Profile of the Autonomous College NAAC -> Annual quality assurance report of NAAC -> Part ‘A’ Curricular Aspects NAAC -> Krishnasamy college of education for women, manapattu, puducherry NAAC -> Krishnasamy college of education for women, manapattu, puducherry NAAC -> Annual Quality Assurance Report (aqar) of the iqac name of the institution Download 7.94 Mb. Share with your friends:
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