Part A - PCACS

Pillai’s College of Arts, Commerce and Science
New Panvel
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC
2008-2009
Part A
The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards
quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year.
With a view to excel in everything that we have undertaken at the college, QUALITY is
paramount in our entire endeavour. The plan of action chalked by IQAC for the academic
year 2008 – 2009 towards quality enhancement is as follows:
Details of the plans of the institution for the academic year 2008– 2009:
1. To begin lectures on the first working day i.e. 09.06.2008.
2. To ensure 100% utilization of lecture timings.
3. To prepare and publish yearly academic calendar before the beginning of the
academic year.
4. To provide all the requisite facilities to students in terms of academics, sports,
co-curricular activities, to shape up their personalities.
5. Encourage teachers to make use of modern teaching methods like audio-visual
screening, role plays, simulation, field visits and surveys, mock interviews, visits,
dramas, assignments, presentations, projects, amongst others.
6. To provide extra coaching for subjects which are difficult by conducting sessions
other than prescribed by the university.
7. To inform the guardians about the first term results of their wards, who have not
fared well, so that more effort can be put in the second term to avoid the failure of
candidates.
8. To stress on the Advance Learners Programme with added vigour.
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9. To encourage mentoring by management, corporate guests, teachers, student to
student.
10. To encourage students to participate in extra-curricular activities.
11. To promptly redress student grievances through the grievance cell.
12. To regularly maintain, repair and upgrade infrastructure to facilitate effective
teaching-learning.
13. To increase the accessibility of online journals for the benefit of students and staff.
14. To update library with latest books, journals, CDs etc.
15. To continue with the Centralized Assessment and Centralized Question Paper
Setting Programme for effective functioning of the Examination Cell.
16. To encourage teachers to participate in seminars and workshops for their
professional development.
17. To encourage teachers for research work through our centralized research centre.
18. To arrange special programmes for non-teaching staff.
19. To continue with our social endeavours.
20. Spreading social message through our annual college magazine.
21. To conduct greater number of seminars and workshops of National and
International importance at our campus.
22. To encourage more students and teachers to participate in the International
Exchange Program with St. Mary’s College of Business and Economics, California,
U.S.A.
23. To organize visits for the students to various research centers for advanced
knowledge in the field of biotechnology.
24. To Strengthen the institution-industry linkages.
25. To improve schemes for the financially backward students.
26. To care for the environment by creating more awareness.
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The IQAC has taken initiatives towards fulfillment of the above objectives
which have been stated in the following pages. Progress was made in the following areas
during the year.
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Academic Calendar (2009-2010) has been prepared before the beginning of the
first term of the academic year 2009-2010.
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We encouraged students to participate in international advanced training
programmes with foreign universities through our international exchange
programme with St Mary’s College of Business and Economics, California,
U.S.A.
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Lecture method of teaching was supplemented by use of audio- visuals, group
discussions, presentations, discussions on case studies, industrial visits, project
work, field surveys, visits to research centers etc.
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Students were motivated with prizes on their academic and non- academic feats.
The college has a points system inorder to ascertain the Best Student of the Year
taking into account academic, attendance, discipline and extra-curricular activities
of the student.
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Additional lectures, test-series and assignments were conducted for students.
Talks and Seminars on contemporary topics were organized for the benefit of the
students.
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The parents of under-performing students were called to have a discussion with
the class teacher and subject teacher regarding their wards performance. Guardian
teachers were appointed for weaker students to provide special coaching to them.
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Guidance lectures on subjects which are difficult for the students were organized.
Counseling for students, with respect to their academic, career, personality related
issues were conducted by our professional counselor.
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Advance Learners were given additional work, references and guidance. They
were also awarded prizes as motivation.
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Teacher-student and student-student mentoring were carried out effectively.
Through our in-house Grievance Cell, student grievances were aptly addressed.
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To facilitate effective teaching-learning, infrastructure development is done on a
continual basis.
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The library procured a number of latest edition books and journals for updating of
library.
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Our Social Awareness Cell, in association with Nature Club and N.S.S. ,
undertook activities for the welfare of the society.
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Our college magazine for the current academic year conveyed the message of
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Notes prepared by teachers highlighting important points were given for different
‘Caring for Animals’.
subjects. Copies of these notes are available in the library as well as on the college
website.
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Chapter- wise tests and additional preliminary examination for final year students.
Attendance of the students was monitored on a monthly basis and action was
taken.
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Problem book on accounting subjects prepared by our
teachers are supplied to
the students at the time of admission which the students are expected to bring to
the class room every day so that time is not wasted in dictation of problems.
Copies of these notes were also made available in the library and the college
website.
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Revision lectures were arranged for different subjects for the benefit of the
students.
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Part B:
1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution:
In today’s fiercely competitive world, success has several dimensions and a well grounded
personality is a sinequanon of success. The achievement galore of our institute in diverse
fields is a manifestation of this belief and our institution has a clear vision and mission to
achieve it.
VISION
Our vision is “Education for All”. To fulfill our vision we welcome students from
diverse backgrounds irrespective of region, religion, caste, economic strata and academic
performance.
OUR MISSION
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Achieving excellence in education by maintaining high standards of teaching, shaping
talents of students, moulding their character and imbibing in them a sense of civic
responsibility.
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Empowering students to become able, responsible citizens by imparting quality
education and inculcating sound values.
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Providing best of infrastructure comparable to international standards.
ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS
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To provide quality education
To create employment potential
To provide community service
To provide youth for community service
To achieve overall development of students
Respect for environment
To achieve our objectives a number of initiatives have been taken as mentioned below:
 Providing Quality Education
Various departments of our college did their mite in contributing to the pool of youth
power by providing the right skill-sets and the environment to unleash their potential.
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The following were the activities conducted to provide quality education to our
students:
Department of Computer Science (C.S.) and Information Technology (I.T.)
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A number of guest lecturers were organized for the students of T.Y.I.T. and T.Y.C.S.
Guardian Teachers were appointed for under-performing students.
Parents of students in the Attendance Defaulter list were called to discuss measures to
improve their attendance.
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Test series was conducted for the students of F.Y./S.Y./T.Y. C.S./I.T. for every topic.
For T.Y.B.Sc. (C.S.) extra lectures were conducted.
Department of Economics
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Test series conducted for:
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F.Y.B.Com.
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S.Y.B.Com.
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T.Y.B.Com.
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F.Y.B.Com.
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F.Y.B.Com.
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S.Y.B.Com.
F.Y.B.Com. Acc. Fin.
S.Y.B.Com. Acc. Fin.
T.Y.B.Com. Acc. Fin.
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F.Y.B.M.S.
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S.Y.B.M.S.
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Business Economics - I
Business Economics - II
Business Economics - III
Environmental Studies
Foundation Course - I
Foundation Course - II
Economics
Economics
Economics
Economics
Economics
Organised Guidance Lecture for T.Y.B.Com. students in Business Economics (Paper
III) on 15th January 2009.
Resource Person:
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Prof. Rajelekshmi (Raheja College)
Students from F.Y.B.Com. were encouraged to give presentations on different topics
from Foundation Course and Environmental Studies.
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Additional Lectures were conducted for Business Economics III for T.Y.B.Com.
Numbers of lectures were increased to 4 per week from the University prescribed
three.
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Group discussions were conducted in which case studies were discussed for various
topics in Economics.
Department of Accountancy
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Additional lectures were conducted for Financial Accounting for T.Y.B.Com. and
Cost Accounting for T.Y.B.Com. Acc. and Fin. Number of lectures were increased to
5 per week from the University prescribed four.
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Additional lectures were conducted for Taxation for T.Y.B.Com. Number of lectures
was increased to 4 per week from the University prescribed three.
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Test series was conducted in the subject of Taxation for T.Y.B.Com. students and in
the subject of Management Accounting for S.Y.B.Com. students.
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Assignments were conducted for S.Y.B.Com. students in the subject of Financial
Accounting.
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Guidance lecture was conducted on ‘Destination MBA” by experts for
T.Y.B.Com.Acc. and Fin. students.
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Guidance lecture was conducted on Financial Accounting and Direct and Indirect tax
for T.Y.B.Com. students. The resource person was Ms. Minaxi Rachcha from ICL
College Vashi.
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Special tests were conducted for the academically weak students of T.Y.B.Com. in
the subject of Cost Accounting by Prof. Gajanan Wader.
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Advance Learners were encouraged to solve additional problems.
Problems book on Financial Accounting, Management Accounting and Cost
Accounting are prepared by our teachers and supplied to the students at the time of
admission. Copies of these notes are also available in the library.
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Department of B.Com. Accounting and Finance
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Paper Presentation was conducted for F.Y. Acc. and Fin. students in the subject of
Business Communication by Prof. Meenakshi Nandula.
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Conducted tests in the subject of Economics for T.Y. Acc.and Fin. (V semester).
Extra lectures were conducted for T.Y. Acc. and Fin. (V semester) in Financial
Accounting and Cost Accounting by Prof. Monali Ray and Prof. Deepa Pillai.
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Industrial Visit was organised for Acc. and Fin. students at Kerala.
Conducted a seminar for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.Acc.and Fin. students on ‘Current
Scenario and Practical aspects of Accountancy.’
Department of Commerce
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Extra Lectures were taken in the subject of M.P.P. for T.Y.B.Com.
S.Y.B.Com. students were assigned a project for advertising and were encouraged to
give presentations for the same.
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F.Y.B.Com. students were encouraged to search for case studies in the subject
Business Development and present the same on their own to improve analytical skills.
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Guidance Lecture for T.Y.B.Com. students was conducted in the subject of
Management and Production planning and Export marketing.
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Conducted test series for T.Y.B.Com. students in the subject of M.P.P. and Export
Marketing.
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Assignments and tests were conducted in the subject of Commerce – I and
Advertising for F.Y.B.Com. and S.Y.B.Com. respectively.
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Notes highlighting important points in Management and Production Planning are
prepared by teachers and given to the students at the beginning of the term so that
more time can be devoted to teaching during the lecture. Copies of these notes are
available in the library.
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Department of B.M.S.
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Counseling was undertaken for the T.Y.B.M.S. students.
Seminar conducted for the preparation of IAS Examination for T.Y.B.M.S. students
Revision was taken for T.Y.B.M.S. students in the subject of Financial Management
and practice assignments were also given.
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Extra lectures were conducted in the subject of Financial Accountancy and
Mathematics for F.Y.B.M.S. (Sem.1) students.
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Subject of Quantitative Mathematics of T.Y.B.M.S. being difficult, the lectures on
this subject is started as soon as S.Y.B.M.S. result is announced.
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Guardian Teachers were appointed for under-performing students.
Organised Guest lecture for S.Y.B.M.S. students in the subject of Marketing on 16th
February 2008. The resource person was Prof. Deepa Makkad from ICL College,
Vashi.
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Test Series conducted for all classes.
Seminar conducted on Career Guidance by MET for S.Y.B.M.S. and T.Y.B.M.S.
students.
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Seminar conducted on Guidance Entrance Exams by Global Education Council for
S.Y.B.M.S. and T.Y.B.M.S. students.
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Campus recruitment was done for S.Y.B.M.S. and T.Y.B.M.S. students.
Guest Lectures were organized in the subject of ‘Industrial Law’ for F.Y.B.M.S. by
experts.
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Guest Lectures were organized on the topic ‘Laws of Consumer Awareness’ for
F.Y.B.M.S. by experts.
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Guest Lectures were organized on the topic ‘Women Entrepreneurship’ for
T.Y.B.M.S. by experts.
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Industrial Visit was conducted for S.Y.B.M.S. and T.Y.B.M.S. students at
Chandigarh- Shimla.
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Department of English
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Special attention was given to certain topics like methods of communication and
barriers to communication specially language and psychological barriers.
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Students were motivated for public speaking.
In F.Y.B.M.S. topics were given for group discussion and debate and guidelines were
given to improve presentation skills.
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Remedial English teaching was carried out for students from vernacular background.
Department of Biotechnology
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Induction programme for F.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. – I was conducted.
Students were given an opportunity to attend National Conferences on biotechnology.
Students were given hands- on experience of molecular biology experiments at
Genecity Laboratories, Pune.
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Test Series was conducted for students in all subjects.
Guardian Teachers were appointed for under- performing students.
Student- Mentoring was introduced.
Industrial visits were organized to different research institutes at Bangalore and
Mysore.
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A new Laboratory was constructed.
A separate Instrumentation Room was fabricated in the existing Laboratory.
Talks by experts in the field of biotechnology were organized for the benefit of the
students.
Department of Mathematics
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Extra coaching for students of F.Y.B.Com. and
ATKT students of F.Y.I.T. in the
subject of Mathematics.
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Test Series was conducted for F.Y.B.Com. students in the subject of Mathematics.
Advance Learners were encouraged to solve problems involving higher mathematical
abilities.
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 Creating Employment Opportunities
The Placement Cell of our college succeeded in attracting corporate big-wigs. We
hosted a number of campus interviews for the benefit of our students.
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Patni Computer Systems: Visited our college on 23rd August, 2008 and conducted
an Aptitude Test for B.Sc.I.T. and C.S. students. 25 students were shortlisted for the
interview to be conducted on 19th September, 2008 and 9 students were finally
selected from our college.
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Wipro BPO: Visited our college on 29th September 2008 and personal interview,
screening and telephonic round were conducted. 8 students were selected from our
college.
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A seminar on IAS and Civil Services Examination was conducted for all final year
students by Dr. Punjab Rao Deshmukh, IAS Academy, Amravati on 23rd September,
2008. Prof. Dr. Nareshchandra Kathole conducted a session on IAS exams in
Maharashtra.
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Wipro InfoTech: Visited our college for conducting Joint Campus Placement for
T.Y.B.Sc. I.T. and C.S. students on 7th Feb. 2009. In the Assessment Test, 5 students
were short listed and in the final round 2 students were selected.
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Effort BPO: Visited our college on 1st December, 2008 and gave a presentation on
their company.
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Testfunda.com: Visited our college on 15th January, 2009 and guided students
appearing for CAT exam.
 Providing Community Service
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We have a Social Awareness Cell, including all departments, to carry out our social
objectives. The following activities were undertaken in the right earnest: donations for
victims of natural calamities, cleanliness campaign, exhibitions of paintings and
handicrafts of the physically challenged and tribals of India, helping women in need of
economic and social assistance, supporting education of the underprivileged through
grants and free-ships, educational campus related to computers for the peons and their
children, computer education to children of supporting
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staff so
that they
become employable and self reliant, street plays to create awareness, polio vaccination
program, blood donation/detection programme, amongst others.
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Through our annual college magazine we have made an attempt to highlight and create
more awareness on burning social issues of particular importance to the youth. The
concept for the current issue of ‘Spectrum’ is ‘Cruelty on Animals’ Our College
received the Prestigious Prof. M.V. Chandgadkar Trophy for the Best College
Magazine for 2008-2009.
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The main aim of N.S.S. is to inculcate the spirit of social work and with this objective in
mind a number of initiatives were taken. Annual events like eye-testing camp, cleanliness
campaign, remedial teaching, supervision for mid-day meal in 25 government schools,
providing physical education to the ward of factory workers, peace rally, tree plantation
camp, blood donation camp, AIDS rally, literacy program, street plays for creating
awareness on social issues, residential camp, AIDS awareness campaign, were conducted
with full enthusiasm and high spirits.
 Overall Personality Development
To help students develop their personality the following committees have organized a
number of activities.
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STUDENTS COUNCIL
Students’ Council for the year 2008 – 2009 was formed as per the University norms. The
General Secretary of the Council and the student representatives had a pivotal role to
play in effectively accomplishing the desired tasks.
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The following days were celebrated in the said academic year:
 7th July, 2008 - Fresher’s Day
 4th August,2008 - Friendship Day
 15th August , 2008 -Independence Day Celebration
 5th September , 2008 - Teachers Day Celebration
 20th September , 2008 - Saree/Tie-Rose Day
 24th November, 2008 - Four Colour Day
 29th November , 2008 - Black and White Day
 1st December to 12th December, 2008- Rainbow Week
 6th December, 2008 - Traditional and Chocolate Day
 24th December, 2008 -Christmas Celebration
 26th January, 2009 -Republic Day Celebration
 3rd February, 2009 - Social Activity-Blood Donation
 7th February , 2009 - Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony
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CULTURAL COMMITTEE
The college has always believed that meaningful participation is equally important as
winning. Students were given opportunity to manifest their talents in external forums
like various inter-collegiate competitions organized by many educational institutes in
the city of Mumbai.
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GYMKHANA
Our college received the 7th rank in Mumbai University Sports. The college has made
substantial investments in providing the state-of-the-art facilities for various sports.
Our college organizes Annual Residential Sports Camp to train and motivate our
students to participate in inter-collegiate as well as intra-collegiate sports
tournaments. We have an annual event “Pillai’s Sports Festival” in which
participants/teams from our sister institutes in the campus also participate and
Champion is decided on the basis of total number of points scored in all events.
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MAGAZINE AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS
“Spectrum”, our college annual magazine, is truly reflective of the budding talent at
Pillai’s and through it we have made an attempt to highlight and create more
awareness on social issues. Our College received The Prestigious Prof. Chandgadkar
Trophy for best college magazine for the year 2008-09. The magazine was highly
appreciated for carrying a social message. The theme of the magazine was
‘CRUELTY ON ANIMALS AND HOW TO CARE FOR THEM’.
Pillai’s Educational and Research bulletin is a Bi-annual publication, to encourage
research culture amongst staff. PCACS News bulletin is an in-house bulletin to share
information on college events and activities.
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INDUSTRIAL VISITS
To add practical experience to theoretical aspects, industrial visits were organized for
the students.
Venue
Class_____________
Bangalore (Indian Institute of Science)
B.Sc. Biotechnology
Shimla and Chandigarh (Cipla, Hindustan Unilever)
B.M.S.
Chandigarh
C.S. and I.T.
(Website Designing Company)
Kerala (Milna Dairy Company)
B.Com. Acc. and Fin.
Dehradun (E.D.P. Dept. of ONGC)
M.Sc. I.T.
OTHER ASSOCIATIONS/COMMITTEES
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ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION
The objective of Economics Association is to attract and enhance student’s interest and
enthusiasm towards economics by organizing various events in the said subject. The
following activities were arranged in the said academic year:
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Essay Competition: Retail Boom in India.
Presentation on various economic issues: Globalization, Disinvestment, Nuclear Deal,
Growing Terrorism, Global Warming etc.
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Ad-Mad Show: 20th Dec, 2008.
Essay Competition (Terrorism – An obstacle to economic growth): 13th Jan.
2009.
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Presentation on various economic issues:
- Indian and Chinese Economies: 9th Dec, 2008.
- Fighting Global Financial Crisis – Lessons for India: 10th Dec., 2008.
- Recession: Who is responsible? 11th Dec., 2008.
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MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
Management Association has been formed with an aim to sharpen the personal skills and
attitudes of its associates. This helps the associates to have practical exposure on
management related issues. This year the association organized the following activities
for the students:
 Poster Making Competition on 15th July, 2008.
 Article Writing Competition on 12th September, 2008.
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Slogan Writing Competition.
Debate on Disaster Management.
Quiz Competition on 20th Feb., 2009.
Participated in Blood Donation Camp on 03rd Feb., 2009, in association with N.S.S.
Debate on “Live- in relationship: Need of the hour.”
COMPUTER ASSOCIATION
Creating interest in computer education and bringing out the hidden talents in our
students is the main motto of the association. The following events were conducted in the
current academic year:
1. Paper Presentation on Internet Uses and Abuses, Robotics and Computer Animation.
2. Guidance Session for final year students.
3. Elocution Competition on 12th Dec., 2008.
4. WI-FI Security Seminar on 8th Dec., 2008.
5. LAN Gaming 0n 22nd Dec., 2008.
6. Group Discussion on 9th Jan., 2009.
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IV.
LITERARY ASSOCIATION
English Literary Club has been formed with an intention to provide students a platform to
express themselves in a creative manner. Various activities were planned and conducted.
V.
Debate
: Nuclear Deal – A boon or a curse for India
Extempore
: Terrorism and India
Declamation
: Eco-friendly celebrations of the festivals.
Ad-Mad Show
: On different products
WOMEN’S CELL
Women’s Cell endeavors to make students aware about gender equality. A Lecture on
Awareness on women’s health by Dr. Abhay Shethe was arranged for girl students of
F.Y.B.Com., B.M.S. and B.Com. Accounting and Finance students.
VI.
Counseling Cell
The Counseling Centre has trained counselor who meets the students and answers their
queries. The centre organizes lectures, demonstrations and practice sessions on yoga and
personality development. The counselor also makes herself available, if the students are
facing some difficulty in coping with the day-to-day problems or life situations. Students
who are identified with some behavioral problems, mental tensions, career decisionmaking problems etc. are referred to the counselor. This centre is open for all the students
during the working hours.
 Respect the environment
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Nature Club
Nature Club organizes activities to protect and preserve the environment and to create
more awareness on it. Nature Club members organized the following activities in the
academic year 2008 -2009:
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I.
Nature Club, in association with NSS, conducted a Tree Plantation Programme at
Janata Vidyalaya and Junior college at Mohpada. 90 trees were planted in the school
premises.
II.
Environment Cleaning activities were conducted at Ritghar such as cleaning school
premises, cleaning water tank etc.
III.
A Seminar on Traffic Control was organized to create awareness on environment
protection.
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Poster Competition was also organized to convey social messages to students.
2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG):
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We started M.Sc. Bio. Technology in the academic year 2008 – 2009.
3. Innovations in curriculum design and transaction:
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Board of Studies, University of Mumbai, regularly revises the syllabus to suit the
requirements of changing times and ensure the overall development of students.
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Working within the curriculum designed by the University, we give weightage for
academic improvement and at the same time give sufficient importance to overall
development of students by encouraging them to work with various forums of the
college such as Students’ Council, N.S.S., Gymkhana Committee, Magazine
Committee etc.
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Heads of Departments of our college, informally meet the Members of Board of
Studies and H.O.D. of other colleges to discuss the changes in curriculum.
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Our faculty participates in workshops and seminars relating to syllabus revision
conducted by the university.
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They participate in discussions related to curriculum designing and subsequent
introduction of the subjects.
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We also conduct workshops relating to syllabus revision and reforms in education, on
behalf of the university.
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Prof. Rinkoo Shantnu organized a one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus of
F.Y.B.Com. Business Economics -I in association with Board of Studies in
‘Business Economics University of Mumbai, at PCACS, ON 28th June 2008.
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Academic Year
Seminar/ Workshop/Conference attended on revised syllabus
 Prof. Kiran Sable attended one day workshop on “Revised
Syllabus and question paper pattern for Accountancy of
S.Y.B.Com. organized by Dayanasadhan College and B.O.S.,
Accountancy, University of Mumbai.
 Prof. Kavita Baddi attended a seminar on Revised Syllabus of
T.Y.BMS organized by Usha Pravin College, Mumbai
 Prof. Mmahek Chhabria attended a Half-day workshop in
Business Development (syllabus revision) at Mulund College of
Commerce.
 Prof. Dr. Rashmi Padhye attended one day workshop on revised
syllabus of M.Sc. Part I , paper I at Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala
College, Ghatkopar.
 Prof. Monali Ray attended one day workshop of T.Y.Acc. and
Fin. Semester VI
jointly organized by Board of Studies in
Accountancy, University of Mumbai and Chetana’s H.S.
College of Commerce and Economics.
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 Prof. Mmahek Chhabria attended Workshop on “Syllabus
Interpretation of S.Y.B.M.S. Sem III at Ramanand Arya D.A.V.
College.
 Prof. Abida Hawaldar attended one day workshop on revised
syllabus for F.Y.Com. Acc. and Fin. jointly organized by Board
of Studies in Accountancy, university of Mumbai and K.P.B.
Hinduja College of Commerce.
 Prof. Dr. Rashmi Padhye attended one day workshop on revised
syllabus of M.Sc. Part I , paper IV (Theory and Practicals) at
Gurunanak Kahlsa College.
 Prof. Abida Hawaldar attended one day workshop on
“Uniformity in Question Paper pattern for T.Y. Acc. and Fin. V
and VI paper jointly organized by Board of Studies, University
of Mumbai and M.L. Dhanukar College
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 Prof. Kavita Baddi attended one day workshop on “Revision
Syllabus and Question paper pattern for Accountancy of
T.Y.B.Com. Acc. and Fin. organized by Chetna College,
Mumbai
 Prof. Mamta Nair attended seminar on OOPs, Java, Software at
Patni Computers, Airoli.
 Prof. Kanchan Bangani attended seminar on Engineering,
Object Oriented at Patni Computers, Airoli.
 Prof. Nilofar Tamboli attended seminar on Analysis and Design
at Patni Computers, Airoli.
 Prof. Ashwini Thakur attended seminar on Soft Skill at Patni
Computers, Airoli.
 Prof. Seema Somani attended a half day workshop in Business
Development at F.Y.B.Com. at Mulund College of Commerce,
Mulund.
 Prof. Abida Hawaldar attended one day workshop on “Revision
Syllabus and Question paper pattern for Accountancy of
S.Y.B.Com. A/F” organized by Board of Studies and University
of Mumbai and Somaiya College of Science and Commerce
 Prof. Binoj Kutty and Prof. Meenakshi Srivastava attended the
M.Sc. Part I, Paper II syllabus discussion workshop, held at
CKT College
 Prof. Seema Somani attended
Business Development at
a half day workshop in
F.Y.B.Com. Com. I at M.D.
College Parel organized by Mumbai Commerce Teachers
Association.
 Prof. Prerna Sharma attended One day Workshop on Syllabus
Revision and Paper pattern of subject of S.Y.B.M.S. Course
Sem. III and IV at NM College of Commerce and Economics.
 Prof. Binoj Kutty attended the M.Sc. Part I, Paper I syllabus
discussion workshop, held at R.J. College
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2008-09
 Prof. Seema Somani attended a half day workshop Revision
of
Syllabus
of
S.Y.Bcom
Com II ,Advertising
and
T.Y.B.Com. M.P.P and Export Marketing at Dyansadhana
College ,Thane(W)
 Prof. Binoj Kutty and Prof. Meenakshi Srivastava attended the
M.Sc. Part I, Paper III syllabus discussion workshop, held at
Vaze College
 Prof. Prerna Sharma attended One day Workshop on Syllabus
Revision of F.YB.M.S. Course at Guru Nanak Khalsa College
 Prof. Binoj Kutty attended the M.Sc Part I, Paper IV syllabus
discussion workshop, held at Khalsa College.
 Prof. Rinkoo Shantnu attended a one day Workshop on
‘Revised Syllabus of S.Y.B.Com. Business Economics.
 Prof. Aarti Sukheja participated in the One Day Workshop on
Revised Syllabus of Economics of Global Trade and Finance’
for M.Com. Part-I at N.K. College, Malad.
 Prof. Prerna Sharma attended One day Workshop on Syllabus
Interpretation of S.Y.B.M.S. Course Sem. III at DAV College
Bhandup
 Prof. Dr. Rashmi Padhye attended one day workshop on revised
syllabus of M.Sc. Part I , paper II at CKT College Of Arts,
Commerce and Science
 Prof. Aarti Sukheja and Prof. Shabab Rizvi attended One Day
Workshop on Revised Syllabus of F.Y.B.Com.- Business
Economics-II conducted by Dept. of Economics of our College
in association with B.O.S.- Economics
 Participated in the day workshop
paper
in Foundation Course
.II of B.Com. organized by Janta Shikshan Mandal
,Alibag
 Participated in one day workshop on Syllabus Interpretation
of S.Y.B.M.S. on Sem. III at D.A.V College.
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 Prof. Prerna Sharma attended One day Workshop on Proposed
Syllabus of T.Y.B.M.S.Course Sem. V and VI at Usha Praveen
of Management.
4. Inter- disciplinary programmes started:

We are affiliated to the University of Mumbai which does not allow us to offer interdisciplinary programmes, but we do offer students add on courses in computers.

We encourage students to participate in the international exchange programme with
St. Mary’s College of Business and Economics, California, U.S.A.
5. Examination reforms implemented:

We conduct two term–end examination for yearly pattern courses and two semesterend examination for semester pattern courses in the month of October and March
every year, as per University rule.

We also conduct one terminal and two preliminary examinations for T.Y.B.Com.,
T.Y.B.Sc. C.S. and T.Y.B.Sc. Biotechnology.

We conduct preliminary examination for V and VI semester for T.Y.B.Com. A/F,
T.Y.B.M.S. and T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.


We have introduced a Centralized System of setting of question papers.
A separate photocopying machine has been installed in the examination room for
maintaining secrecy and timely completion of work. All manuscript question papers
are stored in locked cupboards and sealed before Chairman of Examination
Committee leaves the premises.


All question papers are photocopied in the presence of the H.O.D.
We have Centralized Assessment for B.Com. B.M.S., B.Com. A/F, B.Sc. C.S.,
B.Sc.Biotechnology and B.Sc.I.T. From 8:00 a.m. To 1:00 p.m. Each lecturer has to
assess a minimum of 40 to 50 papers per day. This helps to declare the results on time
as per the schedule. Refreshments are provided to teachers during evaluation time.

Before assessment, synoptic answers are prepared by the examiners.
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
Declaration of results and distribution of mark lists to the students is done within the
scheduled dates. These are also displayed on website.

We arrange for moderation of answer papers to reduce human error in evaluation. A
certain percentage of total answer papers are moderated by an external faculty from a
neighboring college who is a member of the panel of examiners of Mumbai
University.

We announce the scheduled dates for revaluation of answer papers and the subject
teacher shows the paper to the student.

Unfair Means Committee formed in accordance with Mumbai University statute
handles all cases reported. The committee completes the enquiry within 15 days of
the completion of the examination and the report is submitted to the Examination
committee.
6. Number of candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.:

Mr. Binoj Kutty has been appointed who is qualified NET in Life sciences.
7. Total no of seminar/workshops conducted:
 A one-day workshop for Business Economics- I (F.Y.B.Com.) was organized on 28th
June, 2008 in association with University of Mumbai.
 The Research Forum of our institution organized a seminar for the faculty on July 26,
2008 with the theme ‘Seminar Series for faculty by Research Forum.’ The entire
session was knowledge enriching and faculty members from different streams
presented papers on different subjects.
 The Research Forum of our institution organized Seminar Series for faculty on April
4, 2009. The occasion provided an opportunity for staff from different departments to
share knowledge relevant to their respective fields.
8. Research projects:
1. Ozone project generation and application.
a. Dr.T.Vijayan (Research guide)
b. Dr.K.M.Srinandhinidevi (Teaching Staff)
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c. Bindu Rajaguru (Teaching Staff)
d. Salunkhe Nilesh Vinayak (M.Sc.Biotechnology Part II Student)
2. Drug delivery system
a. Dr.P.S.Goyal (Research guide)
b. Dr.Rashmi Padhye (Teaching staff)
c. Rammia Manoj(Teaching staff)
3. Use of ferrofluids in biomedical research
a. Dr.P.S.Goyal (Research guide)
b. Dr.K.M.Srinandhinidevi (Teaching Staff)
c. Mr.Vijay Vichare(Teaching staff)
d. Rane Kshitija Chandrashekhar (M.Sc.Biotechnology Part II
Student)
9. Patents generated, if any:
------------------10. New collaborative research programmes:
------------------11. Total research grants received from various agencies:
The Research Forum in which PCACS receives significant quantum of research grants
from the following external agencies:
Project
A high-tension corona controlled
ozone generator for environment
protection.
Nanotechnology
Agency
Department of Science
and Technology(DST)
Department of Science
and Technology(DST)
Amount (in Rs.)
3.5 million
2 million
12. Number of research scholars:

Prof. Smitha Jayaram is pursuing Ph.D. with Bharthiyar University. Her Topic is
“Numerical Methods and Analysis.”
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
Prof. Gajanan Wader is pursuing Ph.D. with Yashwantrao Chavan Open University in
the subject of Accounts.

Prof. Aarti Sukheja is pursuing Ph.D. with S.N.D.T. University in the subject of
Economics.

Prof. Binoj Kutty is pursuing Ph.D. from University of Mumbai in the field of
Biotechnology.
13. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor:
None
14. Honors/Awards to the faculty:
Dr. Rinkoo Shantnu


Awarded Ph.D. in Economics from M.J.P. Rohailkhand University.
Attended Refresher Course in Economics organized by Academic Staff College,
University of Mumbai from 8th Sept. 2008 to 27th Sept. 2008.

Attended KBSCMR International Research Conference at Kohinoor Institute of
Management on 7th March, 2009 and presented a paper on ‘Real Estate: A Case
Study on Navi Mumbai’ which was published in E- Journal (ISSN No- 0975-2153).
Prof. Monali Ray

Attended International Conference on Management Strategies of Trade, Commerce
and Industries organized by University of Mumbai on 30th Jan. 2009 and presented a

paper on ‘A Dip from the Red Ocean to Blue Ocean for the right strategy’.
Attended KBSCMR
International Research Conference at Kohinoor Institute of
Management on 7th March, 2009 and presented a paper on ‘Rural Marketing through
E-Commerce’ which was published in E- Journal (ISSN No- 0975-2153).
Prof. Seema Somani

Attended an International Conference on Management Strategies of Trade,
Commerce and Industries organized by University of Mumbai on 30th Jan. 2009
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and presented a paper on ‘Brand equity and Branding Strategies of Industries
across Globe’.

Attended KBSCMR International Research Conference at Kohinoor Institute of
Management on 7th March, 2009 and presented a paper on ‘Higher Education: A
Gateway to Service Sector in the New Millennium’ which was published in EJournal (ISSN No- 0975-2153).

Attended Refresher Course in Commerce organized by Academic Staff College,
University of Mumbai from 29th Dec. 2008 to 1st Jan.2009.
Prof. Aarti Sukheja

Received the Best Teacher Award for her contribution to education by Mahatma
Education Society, our parent Institution.

Attended Refresher Course in Economics organized by Academic Staff College,
University of Mumbai from 8th Sept. 2008 to 27th Sept. 2008.

Participated and presented a paper on ‘New perspectives in Employment’ in the
Faculty Seminar Series conducted by Research Forum, MES on 26th July, 2008.
Prof. Mmahek Chabbria

Awarded M.Phil. Degree in Commerce and Management from YCMOU
University.

Awarded Third Prize in the inter-collegiate essay writing competition organized
by Hinduja College.
Prof. Prerana Sharma

Awarded M.Phil. Degree from Alagappa University.
Prof. Deepa Pillai

Awarded M.Phil. Degree from Alagappa University.
Prof. Kavita Baddi

Attended KBSCMR International Research Conference at Kohinoor Institute of
Management on 7th March, 2009 and presented a paper on ‘Banking Industry: An
Overview’ which was published in E- Journal (ISSN No- 0975-2153).
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
Participated and presented a paper on ‘Challenges and Crisis faced by Banking
Industry due to Recession’
in the Faculty Seminar Series conducted by Research
th
Forum, MES on 4 April, 2009.
Prof. Abida Havaldar

Participated and presented a paper on ‘‘Entrepreneurship Culture with Special Focus
on Women Entrepreneurship in
Small and Medium Enterprises’ in the Faculty
Seminar Series conducted by Research Forum, MES on 26th July, 2008..
Prof. Kiran Sable

Participatd and presented a paper on ‘Entrepreneurship Culture with Special Focus on
Women Entrepreneurship in Small and Medium Enterprises in India’ in the faculty
seminar series conducted by Research Forum, MES on 26th July, 2008.
Prof. Shabab Rizvi

Awarded M.Phil. Degree from Alagappa University.
Dr. Rashmi Padhye

Participated and presented a paper on ‘Biodegradation of Chlorophenols in Mono and
Multisubstrate Matrices by a White Rot Fungus- Phanerochaete chrysosporium’, in
the Faculty Seminar Series conducted by MES Research Forum.
Prof. Deepika Sharma

Attended Refresher Course in Computers organized by Academic Staff College,
University of Mumbai, Feb. 2009.
Prof. Soly Zacheriah

Won the ‘Best Library User’ title.
15. Internal resources generated:

Fees from students are the main source of earnings for the college.
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
In addition we have M.C.S.T. computer lab which is a part of our college. It generates
revenue by offering certificate and diploma courses in computer studies at
concessional rates.
16. Details of departments getting SAP, COSIST/DST, FIST, etc.
Assistance/ recognition:
Not Applicable
17. Community services:

The college gives great importance to social upliftment activities and the involvement of
the students in these activities. We have a Social Awareness Cell to carry out our social
objectives.
The following activities were organized by the cell in the right earnest:
1. Computer Association conducted an educational campus related to computers for the peons
and their children. It benefited nearly 40 children as they were given the basic training related
to computers.
2. Our students made a visit to Ramkrishnan Niketan, Shantivan Old Age Home, and Panvel,
Raigad district, to have an insight into the life of senior citizens. Our students spent a day
with them and learnt a lot from them.
3. Our students conducted a survey near Panvel Station and found some areas lacking in
cleanliness. Our College forwarded an application to the Manager, NMMC Office, and
Panvel regarding carrying out cleanliness campaign in the area near Panvel station. The
enclosures of the application were the photographs and addresses of polluted areas.
4. B.Com. (Acc. and Fin.) Department donated a sum of Rs. 2700/- to Bihar Relief Fund for the
victims of Bihar Flood in the month of September, 2008.
5. Students of our college organized a Rally to create awareness in common people regarding
Energy Conservation on 28th Feb., 2009 in New Panvel area.
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6. We organized an Exhibition of Paintings and Handicrafts of the Physically
Challenged and Tribals of India.
7. We support education of the underprivileged through grants and free-ships.
8. We depict social messages on the cover page of our college magazine.
9. Blood donation and Vaccination Camps are conducted regularly.
10. Health check-up camps are conducted on a regular basis.
11. Prof. Vijay Vichare, Faculty, Biotechnology Department, is a member of Swamyambhu
Social Service Organisation, an organization that focuses on social issues such as education
to deprived children etc. Our staff, Prof. Rizvi, Faculty, Economics Department., is
associated with ‘Samannay Trust’, an organization that carries out various social
activities.

N.S.S.
Carried out the following activities during the academic year 2008-09:
1. Mid-day Meal supervision in 25 government schools in Khala Taluka from 22nd to
31stAug. 2008.
2. Eye-Testing Camp arranged in our college campus on 9th and 10th September, 2008.
3. Tree- plantation camp on 27th September, 2008 in Janta High School in Mohpada
area. (80 trees planted)
4. Cleanliness Campaign was conducted on 3rd October, 2008 at Kamothe area.
5. Physical Education given to 21 children, who were accompanied by their parents, at a
construction site in Kamothe area, on 4th October, 2008.
6. Aids Awareness Campaign on 1st December, 2008.
7. Aids Rally on 2nd December, 2008.
8. Flag Hosting on Republic Day on 26th January, 2009.
9. Organized Remedial Teaching for wards of construction workers from 16th – 19th
January, 2009 in 2 different construction sites at Kamothe.
10. Organized a Peaceful Rally on Mumbai Terror Attack on 16th Dec., 2008 from
college campus to Khanda village.
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11. Organized a Blood Donation Camp on 3rd February, 2009 in the college campus. This
camp proved successful when it made a new record in the Raigad district collecting
152 blood bottles.
12. Anti- Drugs and Ill-Effects of Smoking Program held in Khanda village on 22nd
January, 2009.
13. Organized Anti -Dowry Programme and Street Play in New Panvel.
14. Organized Residential Camp in Ritghar village from 1st Nov. 2008 to 10th Nov. 2008.
15. Participated in Healthy Baby Contest organized by Samanya Institution. (NGO)

Role of College Magazine:
Through our annual college magazine we have made an attempt to highlight and create
more awareness on burning social issues of particular importance to the youth. The
concept for the current issue of ‘Spectrum’ is ‘Cruelty on Animals’ Our College
received the Prestigious Prof. M.V. Chandgadkar Trophy for the Best College
Magazine for 2008-2009.
18. Number of teachers and officers newly recruited:

Eighteen new teaching staff was recruited in the academic year 2008-09.
19. Teaching and Non-teaching staff ratio:



3:1
Recruitment of staff is as per UGC guidelines.
Our management appoints adhoc teachers to reduce the burden on the teachers and
encourage them to get actively involved in research work.

To help the T.Y.I.T. /T.Y.C.S. students we appoint additional project guides during
vacation.

University exams are supervised only by teachers as per University rules.
20. Improvements in the library services:

The learning resource centre continues to be an essential component of the institute
with outstanding mission and vision. The combination of carefully selected print and
non- print resources accessible via library OPAC and supported by exceptionally
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responsive services provides PCACS community with library that is worth of this
world class institution.
Best practices followed by PCACS Learning Resource Centre to improve its
quality are:
1. Compiling student’s attendance statistics and displaying the same disciplinewise on the notice board monthly.
2. Displaying news paper clipping on the notice board periodically.
3. Display of career/employment information.
4. Provision of internet facilities to different user groups.
5. Availability of suggestion box and timely response.
6. Displaying new arrivals and circulating a list of those to concerned faculty
through E-mail.
7. Instituted Annual Best User Award for students and faculty to attract more and
more numbers of users.
8. Conducting user-survey periodically by counseling
9. Introduced E-content service to bring to the notice of faculty members.
10. Students and faculty members can place their requirements and suggestions by
contacting through library E-mail I.D. [email protected]
21. Number of new books/ journals subscribed and their value:
Total Library Collection
Collection
Added during 2008-2009
Total as on 31st Jan, 2009
Books
1894
12163
CD’s
58
514
Project Reports
181
652
Special Collection
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News papers
6
6
89
89
Subscription
journals
to
current
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22. Number of courses for which student assessment of teacher is introduced and the
action taken on student feedback:

As a part of performance appraisal, students give an online feedback about the
teachers at the end of each academic year. All students of each department are
expected to do so for all the teachers concerned with their class. The identities of
students are not disclosed.

The feedback form has a well defined set of questions that help the students to
evaluate the teaching capacity based on lecture understanding and define how far the
teacher has succeeded in reaching out to the students.


Feed back is conducted by staff not associated with the concerned department.
These details are accessible to staff so as to help them judge their performance.
 Wherever required counseling is provided to staff in order to help them improve their
professional capabilities.
 We have also introduced a feedback system through which we set the satisfaction
level of our students relating to our various services including service of
administrative/supporting staff.
23. Unit cost of education:

The unit cost of education during the academic year 2008-09 was Rs. 7974.
24. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examination
results, issue of certificates:

Admission forms are available on web site www.mes.ac.in.
Entire admission process is computerized. Once a student is enrolled his / her entire
information data is stored and used for receipts, identity cards and students list. This
software has been developed by Software Development Department of our college.

Examination schedules and results are updated on the college website.
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25. Increase in the infrastructural facilities:

Increase in infrastructure facility is an ongoing process at our campus. We have six
storied building and being a growing institution; augmentation of infrastructural
facilities is a never-ending process.



Computers are updated by our hardware department.
Biotechnology Instrumentation lab was upgraded with new instruments.
We have extended our Biotechnology lab to accommodate practical work of M.Sc.
students.


Gymkhana facilities were upgraded with better sports kit.
Library resources were augmented with newer editions and titles.
26. Technology up gradation:

Additional upgraded computers have been installed for the staff with all other
facilities.

We have software programmes for monitoring student attendance, academic
performance and their feedback.

Smart cards are in use for attendance of teaching and non-teaching staff.

Additional computers and laser printers have been provided for use of students.


Internet and intranet services are provided.
VSAT and LCD presentation facilities have been provided to improve teaching
methods.
27. Computer and internet access and training to teachers and students:

Teachers and students are encouraged to use computers to improve their presentation
skills.

They are also encouraged to make use of internet facilities in order to update
themselves. Internet facility is available free of cost.

Teachers make use of these facilities to prepare question papers, mark sheets,
attendance records and to make annual/term-end reports.
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
Students also make extensive use of the computers for making presentations, project
work, reference work by internet surfing etc. Computer and Internet facility is
available free of charge for students.

Higher band width capacities were hired from the source ISP companies to provide
uninterrupted internet services to teachers and students.
28. Financial aid to students:
Government Scholarship/Freeship (2008 – 09)
Mr. Virkar Navin S.
F.Y.B.M.S.
Rs. 17,030.00
Mr. More Sanket B.
S.Y.B.Sc. I.T.
Rs. 18,055.00
Ms. Chormale Priyanka J.
S.Y.B.Sc. I.T.
Rs. 18,055.00
Ms. Gore Varsha V.
F.Y.B.Com. A/F
Rs. 14,195.00
Mr. Rathod Vaibhav P.
F.Y.B.Sc. Bio.
Rs. 14,665.00
Mr. Jaybhaye Sachin U.
F.Y.B.Sc. I.T.
Rs. 23,050.00
Mr. Dhaygude Hemant
F.Y.B.Com. A/F
Rs. 14,195.00
Mr. Koli Siddharth
S.Y.B.Sc. I.T.
Rs. 18.055.00
Mr. Dhoke Sanket
S.Y.B.Sc. C.S.
Rs. 12,715.00
Mr. Akhadkar Rujuta
F.Y.B.Sc. I.T.
Rs. 23,050.00
Ms. Tandel Shraddha
S.Y.B.M.S.
Rs. 10,840.00
Ms. Zendekar Prachi
T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.
Rs. 14,715.00
Ms. Hadke Alpita M.
F.Y.B.Sc. I.T.
Rs. 23,050.00
Mr. Shelke Mandar
T.Y.B.Com. A/F
Rs. 6,500.00
Mr. Rakshe Pravin
T.Y.B.Com. A/F
Rs. 6,500.00
Ms. Deshineni Keerti
S.Y.B.Sc. C.S.
Rs. 6,000.00
Ms. Pillai Raji
S.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 5,655.00
Ms. Vagadurgi Rashmi
T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.
Rs. 9,000.00
Ms. Shah Payal Arun
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 4,760.00
Ms. Jetham Aafrin
T.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 6,330.00
Mr. Rothe Swapnil
F.Y.B.Sc. C.S.
Rs. 7,000.00
Academics Scholarship (2008 – 2009)
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Ms. Gadagkar Apurva
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 4,760.00
Mr. Parange Prasad D.
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 4,760.00
___________
Total Rs. 61.254.00
==========
Sports Scholarship
Ms. Cleophas Fernandes
T.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 3,355.00
Mr. Adhish Maity
M.Com. I
Rs. 2,195.00
Mr. Sachin Shinde
T.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 3,355.00
Mr. Pawan Bhagat
T.Y.B.Sc.C.S.
Rs. 3,000.00
Mr. Amit Yadav
M.Com.
Rs. 3,195.00
Mr. Suhel Nair
M.Com.
Rs. 2,195.00
Mr. Bhushan Tube
S.Y.B.M.S.
Rs. 3,000.00
Mr. Baishali Biswas
T.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 3,500.00
Ms. Gosai Priya
T.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 4,330.00
Ms. Pandeti Jansi
T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.
Rs. 9,715.00
Ms. Aruta Patil
S.Y.B.M.S.
Rs. 3,840.00
Ms. Neha Poojari
S.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
Rs. 4,000.00
Mr. Jadhav Milind
S.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 1,900.00
Mr. Jadhav Virendra
S.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 1,900.00
Mr. Siddique Kazim
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 2,000.00
Mr. Singh Jagjit
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 2,000.00
Mr. D’souza Nikhil
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 3,760.00
Mr. Anand Romit
S.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 3,505.00
Mr. Nihal Chandran
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 2,000.00
Mr. Khan Javed
S.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 1,500.00
Mr. Navadkar Rohit
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 3,000.00
Mr. Satpathy Harish
F.Y.B.Com.
Rs. 3,000.00
__________
Total Rs. 70,245.00
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
Installment facility was given to students for payment of fees.

University toppers, class toppers and subject toppers were given attractive prizes on
the annual prize distribution day.

For the financial benefit of students we also provide them with the option of ‘Earn
and Learn’ scheme.
List of Students working in our Campus Under
“Earn and Learn” Scheme
SR. NO

NAME
CLASS
YEAR
1
Sathya Victoria .E.
M.Sc. C.S.
2008-09
2
Varsha Chirame
T.Y.B.Sc C .S.
2008-09
3
Pankaj Dekhane
M.Sc. I.T.
2004-05
4
Pankaj Dekhane
M.Sc. I.T.
2005-06
5
Arun Radhakrishnan
M.Com. (part-1)
2008-09
6
Soumya A Menon
M.Com. (part-1)
2008-09
7
Saneesh Anthony
M.Com. (part-1)
2008-09
Book Bank facility helped the financially backward students by providing them text
books on various subjects by collecting a meager deposit amount which was returned
back to them while returning the books at the end of the year. This year 51 students
have been benefited by this facility.
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29. Activities and support from Alumni Association:

Our alumni regularly visit the college to share their experiences and guide students on
academic and non- academic matters.

The alumni association conducts one meeting in each term with the members of the
alumni association and meeting for the current term was held on 28th February, 2009.

Meetings were organized in the academic year to extend an opportunity to the exstudents to interact with the present students to guide, motivate and encourage them
in their endeavours.


Contacts of ex-students are being used for placement of current students.
Alumni’s were invited for a get-together where fun activities and snacks were
arranged.


Members of alumni association were invited for the annual function of the college.
During college sports festival we organize events for the alumni’s.
30. Activities and support from the Parent -Teacher Association:

We conducted regular parent- teacher meetings to keep them up updated about their
wards performance.

Details related to attendance, discipline, exam pattern, study tours, certificate courses
etc were discussed.

Wherever required students were counseled by the class teacher in presence of their
guardian. All teachers and parent actively participated in the discussions. Suggestions
from parents were implemented.

Parents were given the mobile numbers of the concerned class teachers so that they
can have regular and direct feedback about their children with relation to attendance
and performance.
31. Health Services:

We have a Health Committee in our college to propagate health awareness among
students and staff.
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Health Committee in association with the National Service Scheme committee organizes
following activities during the year –



Organized Aids Awareness Campaign and Rally on 1st and 2nd December, 2008.
Organized Eye Check-up Camp in our college campus.
Conducted Campaign on ‘Effect of Drugs and Smoking on Human Beings’ on 22nd
January, 2009 in Khanda colony and nearby areas.
32. Performance in sports activities:


Our college received the 7th rank in Mumbai University Sports.
The details of the various games in which the college participated and won prizes is
as follows:
TOURNAMENTS WON AT INTER-COLLEGIATE COMPETITIONS
ORGANIZED BY UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
EVENT
UNIVERSITY TITLE
Handball (Men)
First Place
Handball (Women)
First Place
Ball Badminton (Men)
First Place
Ball Badminton (Women)
First Place
Football
Quarter Finalist
Cricket
Pre-Quarter Finalist
Volleyball (Men)
Quarter Finalist
Volleyball (Women)
Fourth Place
Wrestling
Silver Medal
Basketball (Men)
Quarter finalist
Softball (Women)
Fourth Place
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STUDENTS SELECTED FOR ALL INDIA INTER-UNIVERSITY/NATIONAL
EVENTS
Event and
Student
Selection level
Competition
Handball
All India Inter-
(Men)
Nine students
Mumbai University
University
Team
Men’s Handball
Championship
Handball
All India Inter-
(Women)
Nine students
Mumbai University
University
and Coach
Team
Women’s
Handball
Championship
Ballbadminton
(Men)
Mumbai University
All India Inter-
Saneesh T
Team
University
Antony
Men’s
(Captain)
Ballbadminton
Wasim Shaikh,
Championship
Harish
Satpathy,
Asheesh
Jaiswal
Ballbadminton
(Women)
Mumbai University
All India Inter-
Aparna Patil
Team
University Girls
(Captain)
Ball Badminton
Saumya
Championship
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Menon,
Nivedita Jalui,
Baishali
Biswas and
Sonal Joshi
Junior Girls
National Ball
Aparna Patil
Maharashtra Team
Badminton
Championship
Football
Shailesh
Mumbai University
All India Inter-
Jadhav,
Team
University
Cleophas
Football
Fernandas,
Championship
Prashant
Kamble
Junior National
Nikhil D’Souza Maharashtra Team
Football
Championship
Sonal Joshi
Senior Women
Aparna Patil
National
Saneesh T
Senior Men National
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Ball Badminton
SPORTS CAMP ORGANIZED DURING ACADEMIC YEAR 2008-2009
2008-09
Residential Camp for Handball Boys Team for 22 days.
Non-residential Camp for Handball Girls Team for 22 days.
Residential Camp for Volleyball Boys Team for 13 days.
Residential Camp for Ball Badminton Boys Team for 26
days.
Non-residential Camp for Ball Badminton Girls Team for 26
days.
Non-residential Camp for University of Mumbai Ball
Badminton Girls Team for 4 days.
INTER-COLLEGIATE SPORTS EVENTS ORGANIZED BY THE COLLEGE IN
THE CAMPUS
2008-09
Inter-Collegiate
Handball Championship for Men
Inter-Collegiate Handball Championship for
Women
Inter-Collegiate Ball Badminton Championship
for Men
Inter-Collegiate Ball Badminton Championship
for Women
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PARTICIPATION IN STATE-LEVEL TOURNAMENTS
Event
Result
31st Junior Boys Maharashtra State Handball
Championship
Winner
37th Senior Men Maharashtra State Handball
Championship
Semi-Finalist
54th Junior Boys Maharashtra State Ball
Badminton Championship
Runner- up
54th Senior Men Maharashtra State Ball
Badminton Championship
Bronze Medal
54th Senior Women Maharashtra State Ball
Badminton Championship
Gold Medal
PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL LEVEL TOURNAMENTS
Event and Student
SELECTION
Competition
LEVEL
Handball (Men)
All India InterNine students
Mumbai
University Men’s
University
Handball
Team
Championship
Handball (Women)
All India InterNine students
Mumbai
University Womens’
University
Handball
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Team
Championship
Ballbadminton (Men)
Saneesh Antony (Captain)
All India Inter-
Wasim Shaikh,
Mumbai
University Men’s Ball
Harish Satpathy,
University
Badminton
Asheesh Jaiswal
Team
Championship
Ballbadminton (Women)
Aparna Patil (Captain)
Saumya Menon,
All India Inter-
Nivedita Jalui,
Mumbai
University Girls Ball
Baishali Biswas and
University
Badminton
Sonal Joshi
Team
Championship
Aparna Patil
Maharashtra
Junior Girls National
Team
Ball Badminton
Championship
Football
Shailesh Jadhav
Mumbai
All India Inter-
Cleophas Fernandas
University
University Football
Prashant Kamble
Team
Championship
Junior National
Nikhil D’Souza

Maharashtra
Football
Team
Championship
Participating students get concessions in the attendance and we conduct extra tests
for them.
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
Kits have been provided free of cost to all students who have participated in sports.
And many availed of fee concessions upto 100 percent.


All students participating in any sports events are given free transport allowance.
For university level winners 10 extra marks are added to their total marks at the
final examination.

Additional
examinations
were
conducted
for
those
students
who
could not appear for their regular examination due to tournaments which coincided
with the same dates.

Our college organizes annual residential sports camp to train and motivate our
students to participate in inter-collegiate as well as intra-collegiate sports
tournaments.


We also host tournaments at all levels in our college campus.
We have an annual event “Pillais Sports Festival” in which other colleges are also
invited.
33. Students achievements and awards:
ACADEMICS

Our student Mr. Hardikar Shrirang stood twelth in 2007-2008 T.Y.B.Com.
Examination.

We achieved the following rate of success in the academic year 2007-2008
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AVERAGE
INSTITUTIONAL ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN
RELATION TO THE
UNIVERSITY AVERAGE
Course
2008-2009
Part/
Semester
Pass%
pass %
73.27
58.26
V- Sem.
85.96
89.40
VI-Sem.
94.54
94.92
_
95.83
64.71
_
94.73
88.39
V- Sem.
47.66
60.00
VI-Sem.
66.35
60.59
V- Sem.
95.04
89.95
VI-Sem.
87.85
83.95
Part I
25.71
43.27
M.Com.
Part II
90.00
83.29
M.Sc.
Part I
80.00
66.30
I.T.
Part II
66.66
88.42
T.Y. B.Com.
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University
B.Com. A/F
B.Sc. Biotechnology
M.Sc.
Biotechnology
B.Sc. I.T.
B.M.S.
MAGAZINE

Our college magazine received the Prestigious Prof. M.V. Chandgadkar Trophy
for the Best College Magazine for 2008-2009.

The concept for the current issue of ‘Spectrum’ is ‘Cruelty on Animals’
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PLACEMENT
Following are the details of placement activities taken place during 2008-09
YEAR
CLASS
NUMBER OF STUDENTS
COMPANY
SELECTED
2008-2009
T.Y.B.Sc.I.T./C.S.
2
Wipro Infotech
T.Y.B.Sc.I.T./C.S.
6
Wipro BPO Ltd.
T.Y.B.Sc.I.T./C.S.
9
PatniComputers
CULTURALS
Our students participated and won at the following events:
1. 41st Inter-Collegiate Mumbai University Festival 2008 ( Zonals)
i. FIRST PRIZE
Western Instrumental
Mr. George Plachira
ii. SECOND PRIZE
On the Spot Painting
Mr. Prakash Bhaska
2. Wilson College Inter-Collegiate Fest
i. SECOND PRIZE
Quiz
3. Swami Vivekananda College Inter-Collegiate Fest
FIRST PRIZE
Case Study Competition
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4. Ruia College Inter-Collegiate Fest
THIRD PRIZE
Art Attack
5. D.Y. Patil College Inter-Collegiate Fest
FIRST PRIZE
Traditional Group Dance
SECOND PRIZE
Fashion Show
Best Female
6. Royal College Inter-Collegiate Fest
SECOND PRIZE
Science Exhibition
7. Jhunjhunwala College Inter-Collegiate Fest
SECOND PRIZE
Quiz
8. Khalsa College Inter-Collegiate Fest
FIRST PRIZE
Quiz
CONSOLATION PRIZE
Project Exhibition
9. K.C. College Inter-Collegiate Fest
FIRST PRIZE
Let Us C Camp
Mr. Pritam Mumnde
Mr. Vinay Patil
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10. C..K.T. College Inter-Collegiate Competition
FIRST PRIZE
Quiz
FIRST PRIZE
Debate
SPORTS

Our college received the 7th rank in Mumbai University Sports.
34. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling Unit:
The Counseling Centre has a panel of doctors, specialists and a trained counselor who meets
the students and answers their queries. The centre organizes lectures, demonstrations and
practice sessions on yoga and personality development.
List of Student’s counseled by counseling Unit:
2008-2009
Mr. Preetham Patil,
S.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
Ms. Shraddha Shinde,
S.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
Ms. Manjeri Moreshwar
S.Y. Biotechnology
Mr. Wardekar Suhrud
T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.
Mr. Ronak Hariharan,
T.Y.B.Sc. Biotechnology
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List of Students who were underwent Career Counseling conducted
by the Placement Cell
Academic year 2008-09
Sr no
Name of Students
Class
1
Ms. Preetham Patil
S.Y.B.Sc.(I.T.)B
2
Ms. Shraddha Shinde
S.Y.B.Sc.(I.T.) C
3
Ms. Manjari Moreshwar
S.Y.(Biotech.)
4
Mr. Harshal Ladhe
F.Y.B.Sc.(C.S.)
5
Mr. Ronak Hariharan
T.Y.B.Sc.(Biotech.)
6
Mr. Kastur
F.Y.B.Sc.(C.S.)
35. Placement services provided to students:
NAME OF THE
NO. OF
COMPANY
STUDENTS
WIPRO
INFOTECH
NAME OF STUDENTS
Deepashree Mhatre (T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.)
2
Snehal Phadmis (T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.)
Varsha M Kumar (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
Snija Sathish Kumar (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
Alex Justin (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
WIPRO
8
Ajinkya Gavi (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
Madhuja Jana (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
Sangeetha Venkatraman (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
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Shyama B Nair (T.Y.B.Com.)
Malika Fernandes (T.Y.B.Com.)
Reema Panhalkar (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
Vidya Vilas Garud (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
Ankita Mohan (T.Y.B.Sc. IT)
Kathakali Dutta (T.Y.B.Sc. I.T.)
PATANI
COMPUTER
Shyama Balakrishanan (T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.)
9
Sangeetha Venkatraman (T.Y.B.Sc.
SYSTEM
C.S.)
Namita Patil (T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.)
Sybilb Ferandes (T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.)
Prachi Zendekar (T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.)
The following companies also sent their requirements to college and students were informed
about it and they contacted the company directly.
1) Starcom
2) S2Infotech
3) IGATE
4) Unitech group of companies
5) Monarch
6) TMIFirst
7) ICICI prudential
8) Enlink Infotech Pvt.Ltd
9) MaxVal
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10) Effort B.P.O. Ltd.
11) Amdocs
12) Kilitch Drugs Ltd.
13) Simran Motors

The Cell regularly conducts workshops on soft skills and company-specific tests
and training programmes for successful selection of all eligible students.
36. Development program for non-teaching staff:

We encourage our non-teaching staff to take up further education and the
management is willing to support them financially.

Our I.T. Department helps interested non-teaching staff to update their computer
knowledge.

Non teaching staff and grade IV employees can take loan at lower interest rate from
the society.

Whenever there are out station industrial visits, we encourage some of our grade IV
employees to join in and their tickets and stay are sponsored.

A lecture on stress management by Yoga Prabha Bharti Seva Sansthan was organized
for the staff on October 11, 2008.

College Gymkhana committee arranged Carom, Table Tennis , Cricket Tournaments
for the non-teaching staff members.

For the benefit of our non-teaching staff we procured books for the library that gives
knowledge on literature, communication skills and general awareness.
37. Grievance cell and healthy practices of the organisation
 GRIEVANCE CELL

This Cell has been set up for prompt redressal of students’ grievances. The
cell works under a Professor-in-charge. It has representation from students and
staff.
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
Meetings were conducted and the grievances received were sorted out at the
earliest.

Any suggestion received from the suggestion box located outside the VicePrincipal’s office was considered.

An email id ([email protected]) is provided in the website in order to
get in touch with the professor in charge.
 HEALTHY PRACTICES

We have constituted awards for the ‘Best Teacher’ and “Best library User” to
encourage staff to carry on with the good work.

Management supports teachers who wish to pursue advanced studies in terms of
financial aid and time flexibility. Necessary books are also ordered in the library on
receipt of requisition from the teacher concerned.

We encourage teachers to participate in workshops, seminars at state / national
level. The registration fees and traveling expenses are reimbursed by the college and
they are given duty leave for the same.

Teachers are encouraged to attend faculty development programmes such as the
orientation and refresher courses.

Our college Staff Colloquim organizes lectures for the benefit of teaching and nonteaching staff.

Non teaching staff and grade IV employees can take loan at lower interest rate from
the society.


Free computer education is given to non- teaching staff.
Whenever there are out station industrial visits, we encourage some of our grade IV
employees to join in and their tickets and stay are sponsored.

Term end lunch and annual picnics and christmas celebrations for staff are
arranged by the college.

We have framed the “Best Student Award” to encourage students to actively
participate and excel in both academic as well as extra-curricular avenues.
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
To promote the reading habits among the students, Library has started giving award

For international development of the institution various international workshops and
for “Best Library User Award” from each stream.
training programmes like the International Advanced Training Programme in
Management are organized through our partnership with St. Mary’s College of
Business and Economics, California, U.S.A., which gives international exposure to
our students.

The PCACS LRC has formed library committee to formulate policies and guidelines
for the smooth functioning of Library activities. It also involves student
representatives.

The Counseling Centre has a trained counselor who meets the students and answers
their queries.

Along with other facilities we bear hospital expenses for students who meet with
contingencies.


Availability of suggestion box and timely response.
News Letter: We publish bi-monthly newsletter as communication medium between
students and the college.

Wallpaper: Our Management Association encourages students to prepare and display
wall papers.

Thought for the Day: We publish an important message through this every day.
38. Linkages developed with National and International academic research bodies.

The International Advanced Training Programme in Management, through our
partnership with St. Mary’s College of Business and Economics, California, U.S.A.,
which gives international exposure to our students.Students are exposed to a wide variety
of business practices prevailing in America. Interactive sessions with the regular American
business school students and faculty drawn from a wide range of background and business
interests are held. Certificate of training from the St. Mary's College of California are given
to participants.
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
We receive grant
from the following the Department
of Science and
Technology(DST), Government of India for our research projects:
Project
A high-tension corona controlled
ozone generator for environment
protection.
Agency
Department of Science
and Technology(DST)
Amount (in Rs.)
3.5 million
Nanotechnology:
Drug delivery system
Department of Science
Use of ferrofluids in biomedical and Technology(DST)
2 million
research
39. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add:

Our student Mr. Hardikar Shrirang stood twelth in 2007-2008 T.Y.B.Com.
Examination.


Our college received the seventh rank in Mumbai University Sports.
We received the Prof. Chandgadkar Trophy for the Best College Magazine in the
inter-collegiate magazine competition organized by Podar College.

Our concern for the physically challenged motivated us to host a painting exhibition
in our college campus which was a huge success and we wish to continue such
activities in the future.

We introduced the system of student mentoring.
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Part C:
Details of the plans of the institution for the academic year 2009– 2010:
1. To begin lectures on the first working day i.e. 08.06.2009
2. To ensure 100% utilization of lecture timings.
3. To prepare and publish yearly academic calendar before the beginning of the
Academic year.
4. To improve the facilities to students in terms of academics, sports and co-curricular
activities.
5. Encourage teachers to make use of modern teaching methods like audio-visual
screening, role plays, simulation, field visits and surveys.
6. To make the subjects more interesting by conducting mock interviews, visits, dramas,
assignments, presentations, projects amongst others.
7. To provide extra coaching for subjects which are difficult by conducting sessions
other than prescribed by the university.
8. To keep the guardians updated about their wards performance and suggest ways to
improve the same.
9. To appoint guardian teachers for the weak students.
10. To help meritorious students achieve rank at the university exams, ‘Advance Learners
Programme’ to be stressed on.
11. To identify weak students and encourage mentoring by management, corporate
guests, teachers and students.
12. To identify talented students and encourage students to participate in competitions at
different levels.
13. To recognize student grievances and promptly redress them.
14. To provide infrastructure comparable to international standards.
15. To improve accessibility of carefully selected print and non-print resources via library
OPAC and other exceptionally responsive services.
16. To encourage teachers to participate in workshops, seminars at state, national and
international level.
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17. To encourage our staff to register for research and provide facilities for the same.
18. To continue with the Centralized Assessment and Centralized Question Paper Setting
Programme for effective functioning of the Examination Cell.
19. To arrange special programmes for non-teaching staff.
20. To continue with our social endeavours to strengthen our initiatives for social
development.
21. To voice our opinions on various issues concerning the society and spread out social
awareness through our College Magazine.
22. To conduct greater number of seminars and workshops of National and International
importance at our campus.
23. To encourage cross cultural learning through our international exchange programme.
24. To organize visits for the students to various research centres for advanced
knowledge in the field of biotechnology.
25. Strengthening the institution-industry linkages.
26. To improve schemes for the financially backward students.
27. To care for the environment by creating more awareness.
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________________________
DR. DAPHNE PILLAI
MS. AARTI SUKHEJA
(Principal)
(Co-ordinator)
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ANNEXURES
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ANNEXURE NO: 1
ACADEMIC CALENDAR, 2009 – 2010
FIRST TERM / SEMESTER
DATE
DAY
ACTIVITY
08.6.2009
Monday
College re-opens after summer vacation. Lectures begin for
T.Y./ S.Y.B.Com, B.Com Acc/Fin III/V Sem, B.M.S. III/V
Sem, T.Y.C.S., S.Y.C.S., I.T III/V Sem
11.6.2009
Thursday
Staff Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
15.6.2009
Monday
Lectures begin for M.Com – II and M.Sc. IT
16.6.2009
Tuesday
Departmental Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
20.6.2009
Saturday
Submission of Teaching plan for I term
01.7.2009
Wednesday
FRESHERS’ DAY – Welcoming the First year students of
B.Com, B.Sc. C.S., B.Sc. I.T.I-Sem, B.M.S. I-Sem, B.Com
Acc/Fin I-Sem
(Time – 11:30 a.m.)
02.7.2009
Thursday
Lectures begin for F.Y.B.Com., F.Y.C.S., F.Y.I.T. I-Sem,
F.Y.B.M.S.I-Sem, F.Y.B.Com Acc/Fin. I- Sem,
11.7.2009
Saturday
World Population Day – First Staff Colloquium
(Time – 10:30 a.m.)
20.7.2009
Monday
Constitution of Student’s Council
25.7.2009
Saturday
Students Council Inauguration – Lighting of the Lamp and oath
taking by the General Secretary of the Students with talent
contest.
25.7.2009
Saturday
“RIBBON DAY”
28.7.2009
Tuesday
Departmental Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
31.7.2009
Friday
Question paper submission for I Insem exams for T.Y.C.S.,
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S.Y.C.S., F.Y.C.S., I.T V-Sem, III-Sem, and I-Sem. students
03.8.2009
Monday
“DENIM DAY”
10.8.2009
Monday
I Insem exams for T.Y.C.S.,S.Y.C.S., F.Y.C.S., I.T.V-Sem, IIISem, I-Sem students
13.8.2009
Thursday
“HEAD GEARS DAY”
15.8.2009
Saturday
Non Instructional Day on account of Independence Day.
Independence Day Celebrations – Flag Hoisting
18.8.2009
Tuesday
19.8.2009
Wednesday
24.8.2009
Monday
“CHECKS and DOTS DAY”
Declaration of results of I Insem exam of C.S./ I.T. students
Question Paper submission for I Insem examinations for
B.M.S.V-Sem, III-Sem and I-Sem, B.Com.Acc/Fin V-Sem, IIISem, I-Sem students and II Insem exams for T.Y.C.S.,S.Y.C.S.,
F.Y.C.S., I.T.V-Sem, III-Sem, I-Sem students
25.8.2009
Tuesday
02.9.2009
Wednesday
05.9.2009
Saturday
Departmental Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
Holiday on account of Onam
Non-Instructional
Day
on
account
of
Teachers’
Day
Celebrations and Staff Lunch
07.9.2009 –
Monday –
Distribution and Collection of ATKT forms F.Y.B.Com,
10.9.2009
Thursday
S.Y.B.Com, S.Y.C.S., F.Y.C.S., F.Y.I.T. I and II-Sem, S.Y.I.T.
III and IV-Sem
07.9.2009
Monday
I Insem examinations for B.M.S.V-Sem, III-Sem and I-Sem,
B.Com. Acc/Fin V-Sem, III-Sem, I-Sem students and II Insem
exams for T.Y.C.S.,S.Y.C.S., F.Y.C.S., I.T.V-Sem, III-Sem, ISem students begin
08.9.2009
Tuesday
Departmental Meeting (Time: 12:15 p.m.)
10.9.2009
Thursday
Sending letters to guardian of those students whose attendance
was not satisfactory
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12.9.2009
Saturday
“TRADITIONAL DAY and ROSE DAY”
14.9.2009
Monday
M.Sc. I.T. Guest Lecture
15.9.2009
Tuesday
Interview with the guardian of those students whose attendance
was not satisfactory
19.9.2009
Saturday
Question paper submission for I Term/Semester End Exams for
S.Y.B.Com, F.Y.B.Com, F.Y.C.S., S.Y.C.S., B.M.S. III-Sem
and I-Sem, B.Com Acc/Fin III-Sem and I-Sem, I.T. III-Sem
and I-Sem. and for T.Y.B.Com, T.Y.C.S., First Terminal Exam
22.9.2009
Tuesday
23.9.2009
Wednesday
Hall Ticket Issue
Completion of portion of I term/Semester End Exams for
S.Y.B.Com, F.Y.B.Com, S.Y.C.S., F.Y.C.S., B.M.S. III-Sem
and I-Sem, B.Com Acc/Fin III-Sem and I-Sem, I.T. III-Sem
and I-Sem.
24.9.2009–
Thursday –
28.09.2009
Monday
29.09.2009 -
Tuesday –
I Term/Semester End Exams commences for S.Y.B.Com,
07.10.2009
Wednesday
F.Y.B.Com, F.Y.C.S., S.Y.C.S., B.M.S. III-Sem and I-Sem,
Preparatory Holidays
B.Com Acc/Fin III-Sem and I-Sem, I.T. III-Sem and I-Sem.
and First Terminal Exam for T.Y.B.Com, T.Y.C.S. begins
08.10.2009
Thursday
CAP – Centralized Assessment Programme
08.10.2009
Thursday
Commencement of ATKT Exams F.Y.B.Com, S.Y.B.Com,
S.Y.C.S., F.Y.C.S.,I.T. II and IV-Sems BMS, B.Com AandF,
B.Sc. Bio-Tech
14.10.2009
Wednesday
15.10.2009
Thursday
Submission of marklist of I Term/Semester End Examinations
Submission of question papers for II Terminal exams for
T.Y.B.Com., T.Y.C.S. and ATKT exams for I.T. and III Sem
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15.10.2009
Thursday
16.10.2009
Friday
Staff Meeting
Declaration of result of I Term/Semester End Exams
for
S.Y.B.Com, F.Y.B.Com, F.Y.C.S., S.Y.C.S., B.M.S. III-Sem
and I-Sem, B.Com Acc/Fin III-Sem and I-Sem, I.T. III-Sem
and I-Sem. and First Terminal Exam for T.Y.B.Com, T.Y.C.S.
16.10.2009
Friday
17.10.2009 -
Saturday –
8.11.2009
Sunday
21.10.2009
Wednesday
Departmental Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
DIWALI VACATIONS
Sending
letters to
guardian of those students whose
performance was not satisfactory.
28.10.2009 05.11.2009
Wednesday – Interview with guardian of those students whose performance
Thursday
were not satisfactory
HAPPY DIWALI
SECOND TERM/SEMESTER
09.11.2009
Monday
Lectures begin for II term after Diwali Vacations
14.11.2009
Saturday
Staff Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
16.11.2009
Monday
Second Terminal Exams for T.Y.B.Com., T.Y.C.S. and ATKT
exams for I.T. I and III Sem, B.M.S. I and III Sem, B.Com
Acc/Fin I and III Sem. Begins
16.11.2009
Monday
Commencement of ATKT exams for I.T. I and III Sems
23.11.2009 -
Monday –
6.11.2009
Thursday
“FOUR COLOUR DAYS”
23.11.2009
Monday
“BLUE DAY”
24.11.2009
Tuesday
“GREEN DAY”
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“RED DAY”
25.11.2009
Wednesday
26.11.2009
Thursday
“ YELLOW DAY”
28.11.2009
Saturday
Departmental Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
28.11.2009
Saturday
Declaration of ATKT exam results of .I.T. I ,and III Sem and
B.M.S. I and III Sem. B.Com Acc/Fin I and III Sem
01.12.2009 -
Tuesday –
7.12.2009
Monday
students
15.12.2009 -
Monday -
Distribution and Collection of ATKT forms for B.M.S. I and III
9.12.2009
Saturday
Sem, B.Com. Acc./Fin. I and III Sem, I.T. I and III Sem
19.12.2009
Saturday
“MISMATCH DAY” or “TRICOLOUR DAY”
21.12.2009 -
Monday -
“SPORTS DAY”
3.12.2009
Wednesday
Heats (Monday and Tuesday) and Finals (Wednesday)
23.12.2009
Wednesday
Departmental Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
25.12.2009 -
Friday -
1.01.2010
Friday
Industrial visit for C.S./I.T. and B.M.S./B.Com. Acc./Fin.
CHRISTMAS VACATION
MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR
02.01.2010
Saturday
College re-opens after Christmas Vacations
04.01.2010
Monday
Question paper submission for I Insem exams for S.Y.C.S.,
F.Y.C.S., I.T. II and IV Sem. students.
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07.01.2010
Thursday
“TATTOO DAY”
11.01.2010
Monday
Guidance Lecture for T.Y.B.Com.
11.01.2010
Monday
I Insem exams for S.Y.C.S., F.Y.C.S., I.T. II and IV Sem.
students.
23.01.2010
Saturday
Declaration of results of I Insem exams for S.Y.C.S., F.Y.C.S.,
I.T. II and IV Sem. students
23.01.2010
Saturday
Departmental Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
25.01.2010
Monday
“SAREE –TIE and CHOCOLATE DAY”
26.01.2010
Tuesday
Non-Instructional Day on account of Republic day celebrations
– Flag Hoisting
28.01.2010
Thursday
Guidance Lecture for T.Y.C.S.
28.01.2010
Thursday
Question paper submission for I Preliminary Exams for
T.Y.B.Com./T.Y.C.S. students
“BLACK and WHITE DAY”
29.01.2010
Friday
30.01.2010
Saturday
Portion completion for T.Y.B.Com./ T.Y.C.S.
01.02.2010
Monday
Submission of ATKT marklist for I.T. I and III Sem
03.02.2010
Wednesday
Declaration of ATKT exams for I.T. I and III Sem
08.02.2010
Monday
Question paper submission for I Insem exams for
B.M.S./B.Com. Acc./Fin. Students and I Insem exams for
C.S./I.T. students and II Preliminary exams for
T.Y.B.Com./T.Y.C.S. students
08.02.2010
Monday
RAINBOW WEEK
08.02.2010
Monday
“VIOLET DAY”
09.02.2010
Tuesday
“INDIGO DAY”
10.02.2010
Wednesday
“BLUE DAY”
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“GREEN DAY”
11.02.2010
Thursday
12.02.2010
Friday
I Preliminary Exams for T.Y.B.Com./T.Y.C.S. students
Friday
“YELLOW DAY”
13.02.2010
Saturday
“ORANGE DAY”
15.02.2010
Monday
“RED DAY”
15.02.2010
Monday
I Insem exams for B.M.S./B.Com. Acc./Fin. Students and II
12.02.2010
Insem exams for C.S./I.T. students begin
19.02.2010 -
Friday -
20.02.2010
Saturday
20.02.2010
Saturday
PILLAI’S YOUTH FESTIVAL
Submission of marklist of I Preliminary Exams for
T.Y.B.Com., T.Y.C.S. and answer sheet distribution.
20.02.2010
Saturday
Question paper submission for II Term/Semester end exams
and I Preliminary exams for B.M.S. VI Sem
25.02.2010
Thursday
Declaration of result of I Preliminary Exam for T.Y.B.Com.,
T.Y.C.S. and answer sheet distribution
26.02.2010
Friday
02.03.2010
Tuesday
“KURTA DAY”
Portion completion for II term/Semester end exams
03.03.2010 - Wednesday –
07.03.2010
Sunday
Preparatory Holidays
05.03.2010
Friday
Departmental Meeting (Time - 12:15 p.m.)
06..03.2010
Saturday
Second Staff Colloquium
08.03.2010
Monday
II Term/Semester End and I Preliminary exams for B.M.S. –
VI Sem commences
16.03.2010 -
Tuesday –
23.03.2010
Tuesday
CAP – Central Assessment Programme
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24.03.2010
Wednesday
Submission of marklist of II Term/Semester End and I
Preliminary exams for B.M.S. –VI Sem
25.03.2010
Thursday
Question paper submission for II Preliminary exam for B.M.S.
VI Sem
30.03.2010
Tuesday
Declaration of result of II Term/Semester End and I
Preliminary exams for B.M.S. –VI Sem
30.3.2010
Tuesday
Departmental Meeting (Time – 12:15 p.m.)
01.4.2010
Thursday
II Preliminary Exam for B.M.S. and B.Com. Acc./Fin. VI Sem
commences.
06.4.2010
Tuesday
07.4.2010
Wednesday
Women’s Day Celebration by Women’s Cell
Commencement of ATKT Exams for I, II, III and IV Sem I.T.
students
09.4.2010
Friday
Project Work for B.M.S. V-Sem, T.Y.C.S., I.T. V-Sem begins
13.4.2010
Tuesday
Declaration of results for II Preliminary Exam for B.M.S. and
B.Com. Acc./Fin. VI Sem.
15.4.2010
16.4.2010
Thursday
Friday
Departmental Meeting (Time: 12:15 p.m.)
Admission for next academic year
28.4.2010
Wednesday
Staff Meeting and Lunch
01.5.2010
Saturday
Summer Vacation
14.6.2010
Monday
College re-opens after summer vacation for the academic year
2010 – 2011
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ANNEXURE NO: 2
Associations formed for Students and Staff Support
Academic Calender
Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram
1) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader(Prof. In-charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu
Alumni Association
3) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma
4) Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar
1) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu(Co-Ordinator)
Attendance
2) Prof. Ms. Sathya Victoria
3) Class Teachers
1) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram (Prof. In-charge)
Backward Cell
2) Prof. Mrs. Soly Zachariah
1) Prof. Mrs.Smitha Jayaram (Prof. In-charge)
Book Bank
2) Prof. Mrs. Sudha Ramesh
3) Prof. Mrs. Soly Zachariah
1) Prof. Mrs. Mahek Chhabria(Prof. In-charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Sudha Ramesh
Counseling
3) Prof. Mrs. Kumudini Das
4) Prof. Mrs. Deepti Pillai
1) Prof Mrs. Sudha Ramesh (Prof. In- Charge)
Canteen Committee
2) Prof. Mrs. Soly Zachariah
3) Kalyan (B.Sc. C.S Student)
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1) Prof. Ms. Meenakshi Shrivastava (Prof. In-Charge)
Class Test(Bio-Tech)
2) Prof. Mrs. Annie Gupta
3) Prof. Ms. Karthika Unnithan
1) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma(Prof. In-charge)
Computer Association
2) Prof. Mrs. Mamta Nair
3) Prof. Mrs. Anju Somani
1) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma(Prof.In- Charge)
2) Prof. Ms. Ragita Nair
Dance and Music
3) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram
4) Prof. Ms. Deepa Pillai
1) Prof. Mr. A. N. Kutty
2) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma
3) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram
Discipline/Identity Card
4) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader
5) Prof. Ms. Meenakshi Shrivastava
6) Prof. Mr. Abhijeet Salvi(Inside Lab)
1) Prof. Ms. Aarti Sukheja (Prof. In- Charge)
Economic Association
2) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu
3) Prof. Mr. Shabab Rizvi
1) Prof. Mrs. Mamata Nair (Prof. In- Charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Abida Hawaldar
Employment Cell
3) Prof. Mrs. Dhanya Vinish
4) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram
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5) Prof. Ms. Kavita Baddi
1) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram(Prof. In- Charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma
3) Prof. Mrs. Sudha Ramesh
Examination+Insemester
4) Prof. Mrs. Soly Zachariah
5) Prof. Ms. Kavita Baddi
6) Prof. Ms. Meenakshi Shrivastava
1) Prof. Mr. Pratik
Exhibition
2) Prof. Mr. Vijay V.
3) Prof. Mr. Binoj Kutty
External Moderator Cell
1) Prof. Mrs . Seema Somani (Prof. In-charge)
1) Prof. Mrs. Ragita Nair ( Prof. In- charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu
Feed Back
3) Prof. Dr. Rashmi Padhye
4) Prof. Mr. Abhijeet Salvi
1) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram(Prof. In-charge)
Free Ship
2) Prof. Mrs. Soly Zachariah
1) Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar (Prof. In-charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Seema Somani
Grievance Cell
3) Prof. Mrs. Annie Gupta
4) Prof. Mrs. Kiran Sable
1) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader (Acc./Fin.)
Industrial Visit
2) Prof. Mrs. Prerna Sharma (B.M.S)
3) Prof. Mrs. Mamta Nair(I.T/C.S,M.Sc. I.T)
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4) Prof. Meenakshi Shrivastava(B.Sc)
5) Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar(A and F)
6) Prof. Rashmi Padhye (M.Sc)
1) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma (Prof. In-charge)
Intensive Coaching +
2) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu (B.Com)
Advance Learners
3) Prof. Meenakshi Shrivastava (Bio-Tech)
4) Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar (A and F)
1) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader (Prof. In-charge)
Health Club
2) Prof. Mr. Abhijeet Salvi
3) Prof. Mr. Shabab Rizvi
1) Prof. Dr. Rashmi Padhye (Lab-I)
Lab In-Charge (Bio-Tech)
2) Prof. Mr. Binoj kutty (Lab- II)
3) Prof. Mr. Pratik (Lab - III)
1) Mr. Sanjay (Co-Ordinator)
2) Prof. Mrs. Shubhada Talegaon
3) Prof. Mrs. Seema Somani
Library
4) Prof. Ms. Karthika Unnithan
5) Prof. Mrs. Prerna Sharma
6) Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar
7) Student Representative (To be named by committee)
1) Prof. Mrs. Shefali Chitre (Prof. In-charge)
Literary Assiciation
2) Prof. Mrs. Mahek Chhabria
3) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader
Local Management
1) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma
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Committee
2) Prof. Ms. Aarti Sukheja
3) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader
1) Prof. Mrs. Seema Somani
Management Association
2) Prof. Mrs. Mmahek Chhabria
3) Prof. Mrs. Kavita Baddi
1) Prof. Ms. Aarti Sukheja (Prof. In-charge)
2) Prof. Mrs Shefali Chitre
Magazine
3) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu (Hindi)
4) Prof. Ms. Meenakshi Shrivastava (Bio-Tech.)
5) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader (Marathi)
1) Prof. Mrs. Sudha Ramesh (Prof. In-charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Soly Zachariah
Mathematics Association
3) Prof. Mrs. Kumudini Das
4) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram
1) Prof. Ms. Aarti Sukheja (Prof. In -charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Monali Ray
3) Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar
4) Prof. Mrs. Shefali Chitre
NAAC IQAC
5) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma
6) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram
7) Prof. Mrs. Nandini Devi
8) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader
9) Prof. Mr. Shabab Rizvi
NAAC Advisory Committee
1) Dr. Daphne Pillai (Principal)
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2) Prof. Mr. A.N.Kutty (Vice Principal)
3) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu
4) Mr. Sunil Nair
5) Mr. P.M. Bhaskaran
1) Prof. Mrs. Kiran Sable
Nature Club
2) Prof. Mrs. Kavita Baddi
3) Prof. Mrs. Shefali Chitre
1) Prof. Mrs. Shefali Chitre
News Bulletin
2) Prof. Mrs. Apeksha Bhoir
1) Prof. Mr. Shabab Rizvi (Prof. in-charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Mmahek Chhabria
N.S.S
3) Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar
4) Prof. Mrs. Apeksha Bhoir
1) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram (Prof. In-charge)
Result Preparation
Committee
2) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharama
3) Prof. Mrs. Shrividhya T.
1) Prof. Ms. Aarti Sukheja (Prof. In-charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Seema Somani
Seminar
3) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu
4) Prof. Mr. Binoj Kutty
Staff Secretary
Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar
1) Prof. Mrs. Seema Somani
Staff Colloquium
2) Prof. Mrs. Mmahek Chhabria
Student’s Council
1) Prof. Mrs. Seema Somani(Prof. In-Charge)
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2) Prof. Ms. Bhavna Parab
3) Prof. Ms. Karthika Unnithan
4) Prof. Mrs. Anju Somani
5) Prof. Mrs. Mmahek Chhabria
6) Prof. Mrs. Ekta Sharma
1) Prof. Mrs. Deepika Sharma (C.S./I.T.)
2) Prof. Mrs. Prerna Sharma
Teaching Plan
3) Prof. Ms. Abida Hawaldar(A./F.)
4) Prof. Mrs. Meenakshi Shrivastava (Bio-Tech.)
1) Prof. Mrs. Smitha Jayaram(Prof. In-charge)
2) Prof. Mrs. Rinkoo Shantnu
Time Table
3) Prof. Mrs. Ragita Nair
4) Prof. Mrs. Monali Ray
5) Prof. Mrs. Dhanya Vinish
Unfair Means Enquiry
1) Prof. Mrs. Monali Ray
Committee
2) Prof. Mrs. Deepa Pillai
1) Mr. Ramesh
U.G.C Grant
2) Prof. Mr. Gajanan Wader
Wall Paper/Thought for the
1) Prof. Mrs. Seema Somani(Prof. In-charge)
day
2) Prof. Mrs. Mmahek Chhabria
Website
Prof. Mrs. Mamta Nair
1) Prof. Mrs. Monali Ray (Prof. In-charge)
Women’s Cell
2) Prof. Mrs. Kavita Baddi
3) Prof. Mrs. Mmahek Chhabria
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ANNEXURE NO: 3
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ANNEXURE NO: 4
GUARDIAN TEACHERS
Name Of Students
Class
Guidance Teachers
Modak Prajakta Shreeram
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Mr. Pratik Powale
Tanawade Deep Viswanath
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Mr. Pratik Powale
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Ms.Karthika Unnithan
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Ms.Karthika Unnithan
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Mr.Binoj Kutty
Pote Mayur Sanjay
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Mr.Binoj Kutty
Kandpal Atul Kewalanand
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Mr.Prashobh Kanderry
Jogi Gaurav Vijay
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Mr.Prashobh Kanderry
Gadkari Sarvesh Mukund
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Mr.Vijay Vichare
Chauhan Jyoti Triloknath
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Ms.Vaibhavi Bhawat
Bhoboo Kaustubh Rajendra
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Ms.Vaibhavi Bagwat
T.Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology
Ms.Meenakshi Srivastava
Paradkar Chandan
S.Y.B.Sc. C.S.
Mrs.Solly Zachariah
Raza Arbabe.P.
S.Y.B.Com. A./F.
Mrs Mmehek Chhabria
Dagade Ravindra
T.Y.B.Sc. C.S.
Ms.Ragita Nair
Dongre Harshada
S.Y.B.M.S.
Mrs Prerna Sharma
Jana Madhuja
S.Y.B.Sc.C.S.
Mrs.Solly Zachariah
Kamble Ashwajit
F.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
Ms.Apeksha Bhoir
Tamhane Nitish
F.Y.B.Sc.C.S.
Meenakshi Verma
Deepak Velayudhan
F.Y.B.Sc.C.S.
Mrs.Solly Zachariah
Roy Choudhary Sagnik
Sushil
Ronak Hariharan
Upadhyay Rishikumar
Shriprakash
E Benezer Betty
Abrahamkutty
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ANNEXURE NO: 5
LIST OF GUIDANCE LECTURES
LECTURER DETAILS
STREAM
TOPIC
Prof. MADHU NAIR
Management and
Cosmopolitian’s Valia C.L College, of
T.Y.B.Com.
Commerce and Valia L. College of Arts,
Cosmopolitian Education Society Road,
Production and Export
Marketing
D.N. Nagar, Andheri (W), Mumbai - 400 053.
Prof. D.B. THAKRE
M.Sc. Part I
Karamveer Bhaurao Patil College, Vashi, Navi
Mumbai.
Plant Metabolism
Biotechnology
Prof. RAJELEKHSHMY
L.S.Raheje College, Juhu Road, Santacruz (W),
T.Y.B.Com.
Business Economics
Mumbai-400 054.
Prof. MINAXI RACHCHA
I.C.L. College, Sector-9 A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai-
T.Y.B.Com.
Financial accounting and
taxation
400 703.
Prof. N.N. JANI
M.D. College, Shri Mangal Das Chowk,
T.Y.B.Com.
25, Dr.S.S. Rao Road, Parel,
Cost accounting and
Auditing
Mumbai – 400 012.
Dr. TANKHAMANIA MADAR
Padmashree D.Y.Patil Institute of Biotechnology
M.Sc. Part I
Protien,Nucleic acid and
and Bioformatics, C.B.D Belapur, Navi Mumbai-
Biotechnology
Intermediary metabolism
Mr. SANDEEP SAXENA
T.Y.B.Sc. and
Entrepreneurship in
Action Biotech India Pvt.Ltd., Pune.
M.Sc. Biotech.
Biotech
400 614.
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Mrs. ANUPAMA
T.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
Keerti College, Dadar, Mumbai.
Internet Technology and
Project work
Adv. SANJAY KADAM,
F.Y.B.M.S.
Industrial Law
M/s. Kadam Associates, Fort, Mumbai.
Mr. SHAMSHUDDING
T.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
Keerti College, Dadar, Mumbai.
Mr. N.K. DAS
S.Y. and T.Y.
Business Accounts Head, Gati Ltd., Turbhe, Navi
B.Com.(A./F.)
Mumbai.
Internet Technology and
Project work
Current scenario of
market and practical
aspect of accountancy
Prof.R.KAMATCHI
S.I.E.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science.
T.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
Customer relationship
Management
Nerul, Navi Mumbai.
Pro. Jayalakshmi
T.Y.B.S.c.I.T.
Vivekananda College, Chembur, Mumbai.
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Project Management
ANNEXURE NO: 6
Self Appraisal form - Non Teaching Staff
Academic Year 20
- 20
Employee Name: ____________________
Designation
: ____________________
Department
: ____________________
Date of joining : ____________________
Performance Ratings:
O–
V–
Very Good
G–
I–
Unsatisfactory
N/A –
O-□
Good
Improvement Needed
U–
1.
Outstanding
Not Applicable
Quality – The extent to which my work is accurate, thorough and neat.
V-□
G-□
I-□
U-□
N/A - □
Comments:_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
2.
Job Knowledge – The extent to which I posses the knowledge required for the job.
O-□
V-□
G-□
I-□
U-□
N/A - □
Comments:_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
Reliability – The extent to which I can be relied upon regarding task completion and
3.
follow up.
O-□
V-□
G-□
I-□
U-□
N/A - □
Comments:_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
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4.
Attendance – The extent to which I am punctual and attend related job requirements.
O-□
V-□
G-□
I-□
U-□
N/A - □
Comments:_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
5.
Independence – The extent to which I perform work with little or no supervision.
O-□
V-□
G-□
I-□
U-□
N/A - □
Comments:_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
6. Creativity – The extent to which I propose ideas, find new and better ways of doing
things.
O-□
V-□
G-□
I-□
U-□
N/A - □
Comments:_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
7. Initiative – The extent to which I seek out new assignments and assume additional duties
when necessary.
O-□
V-□
G-□
I-□
U-□
N/A - □
Comments:_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
8. Interpersonal Skills – The extent to which I am willing and demonstrate the ability to
cooperate, work and communicate with co-workers, supervisors, subordinates and/or
clients/customers.
O-□
V-□
G-□
I-□
U-□
N/A - □
Comments:_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
Please complete the following:
1. Contribution in the current academic year:________________________________
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___________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
2. The following training/education would enhance my productivity:_________________
___________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
3. I have an interest in learning more about the following areas:
___________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Date: -
____________
Signature: - ____________
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PHOTO GALLERY
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One- Day Workshop for Business Economics-1 (F.Y.B.Com.) in association with
Mumbai University 28th June 2008.
Inauguration of Fresher’s Day
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Welcoming the Fresher’s
Guidance Session for female students
Seminar Series for faculty by Research Forum
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Flag Hoisting on Independence Day
Independence Day Celebration
The Mathematical Genius
82
Career Guidance Session by Patni Computers
Career Guidance Session by Godrej Infotech Limited
Teacher’s Day Celebration
83
Eye-Testing Camp by N.S.S.
AIDS Rally
Making our Earth Green
84
Chocolate and Traditional Day
Elocution Competition by Computer Association
Exhibition of paintings of the physically challenged and tribals
85
Creativity at its best
Peace Rally
Our Sports Festival
86
News Reading Competition
Guidance Session for T.Y.B.Com. students (Business Economics -III)
87
Blood Donation Drive.
88
Prize Distribution Ceremony
Honoring the Winners
89
Save the World, Save Energy
Faculty Seminar Series conducted by Research Forum, MES
90